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FLORIDA. • .MONDAY, >'»vvs»e-swwfMAY A ’f Flvg Cent* A Copy - 193.1 __________ | - - ■ ■ ■■ ■ :f NUMDER 164 Is Legalized COVERWRiniLIC DEBT Roosevelt Makes Report To 4 Governor Signs DEFIESLAI TOlO People Concerning Affairs f ill This Morning BIDHOARDINGATUMILLIONOf State Since Inauguration 149 Municipalities in Democrat Is UGAUZED BEER Colorado Seeking To Prevent Total Of 181 Arc In He Thinks Is Default On Bonds; SOLD IN SANFORD What ASK FOR AbrogfationOfRiRht S t t S S S M U M PUBLIC OPINIONS AT B H PRICES ; TALLAHASSEE, May 8.— <AJ*.) — The manufacture ON ARSENIC LAW aofl aala of &2 percent beer Cuban Product Finds ttfffce Of Sholtz la * Jammed With Spect tutors To Witness Official Signature REPORT ON H U G E w u l RELIEF BILL IS (Jovernment, Agrri0 . 0 BY SENATE Weck-Knd Accident Toll Heavy In Dixie TALLAHASRF.P. May 8. t.lh —Florida's publle dcht a , of De­ ATLANTA. May 8. i.Vt b?vcnlcen person* 'o re kill<“'l cember 31. IMS. Is 1.30k MR. An week-end arcidvnte in 'he members of the FI rid* U fi»Ja; ' , , • „ ( (A.P.) — Fre*l«li'nt RoaMVpH South, nine by automubi'r, four . . lure svere advised today. M e a s u r e N o w ( . n o s I » i CllUinw, t0 th c natio n f o t arid'w ine and like beverm*rt h> drowning, two by *rain» on.Compilation of the exact____ t^ V R HlM inntr wtinfetsis«Mi»tw TMTT*li,n o f iK eT m t r - w w r - m n ..n l one by cle trsndion. Isruislshould Ho it", this patriarch of more than » T**r ■*" ■" ■why Ooternor Sholtz aigned K • t csoasi ............................— ............... ................ th e govora ami North Carol'no verb fie® acta of current Tegiala- Legnliitd beer mode a ratugn to Colorado poillfo reaffirmed to the brought np to the first of lhi« _ 'rrr.meflt ami ntfriculturc, in* Itposted four arridedte' drtlhs. Sanford this morning at one ptln United Press In on interview yee- year, was end • I yesterJay and WA.-IHNtni'N. May ft|n| tnutsporfntion” .ttife, fivlng the atate.ita first : .i-th iXrolin* three, tieorgi.i nta after 9:00 o'clock when Wurt snlay his defiance of President the data on the debt went I » the In a Idler expressing rcr'11 M 'k ........... . W V In a full pxponltlon nnd Tenhcssce two each and beverage, in more than W. Warner, manager of th* Val­ Roosevelt's* order again*! 8»w legislators from the goverroite of Hon to Th- n ets d f-r "snlusM tislsy to n coilviriyro icpost on lbs .. , . i f ., inf .|r ,. life * to Alabama and Ark-n-u* one fice. It was annourfeed yesterday admim.ti-.lbm half Iu Inn .toll ir policirn— |.tt.st untl *ul 1i' hosriArg. ' far I” des Hotel, opened hi, sun-parlor • vrvicex ien-t!rvd thus •aeh The Riirvry survey was waa msmmade oy by "K xs To prasent abrogation mon o ofr whst -pi, 11 lirl till and it wa. te... to Ihe, lie anhoumed that raM»r ” * •Three of th* new U wi itgtllxeO rafrrthment room to a large undlng o u t' publllc >entim«isl‘| he Regards aa. constitutional1„ ,th p , | | | nger of tbe Mianil Hrr Hon,i- tor fuul n.n;*rcs*i.m»l mr w il be prop.sxcd shortly to gi « noo-lntoiksting oil throng of local persons and sold think' "» . the /£ to. * 7I> . vira'r hnance Com ' to Induitiial workers n mm. late rights. Thomas declared him self .M and wUlnlng not more the first bottle to Pell* S. Trank. perfectly willing" to abendon the nounco menl alnted. with lh- as Seisslfo* mi.I* < approved a comrrom.se on w»g* -t'lum . prevent c^ctWaaV Within half an hour two cases of \ f 1 1 - pereent s'cohol by -omforta of his home for a prison I tli. on'r I’.erslal *l»ctiKlly tax competition tnd unduly long Wrap American heer had been sold out, a ptoildiny fo ra two pcrctnt levy otsl for lat-or. an.l at tho same l.ino weight They repeated til conflict- ■nd at 3:00 o'clock this afternoon wH, • , , .... m eint every word I U H y •. u. .m , * * l |p i o d Ucti .o fi'm ic slle a n J commcr- Iu rn ro u rn ^ each iiwluttrjr to " ' k nearly A O O bottles of both Ameri­ tag lees. prevent nveiproduetiun." _ referrirg to his |,U. ‘ Th* f o r t h lU tnU Mt up o »J» can anj Caban beer had been sold i a j Y . " R 2 , o ’J - a i “ f c . . . . . . * ................ Aa a pn . of tbe n«w nitiojal » * on InduJtiUl usri i la-gunmig h>pt. gven counties ro n n u n of ni Imher *l* 'c •. irvHf*^ r ■ ^• > , planning progtans he surer.sd th.e . tow of regulation ta d taxotlon. It at tho Valdes, with only a limited Itatea DUlrUl Httoiney Ralph m * ■ s nrvn 1. supply remaining. ara there no governmental nnl|x R;p.escHt.tlvea En*,m.nlRvr • -I “,ir . In wkhh he aald ha had ob- Nrr mere no goveronwo... I o itat« too of tis cent* o A. fnvuinhto report on the muni anti truat Itwx would be p.e,lived TALLAHASSEE. May 8 i-Pi . I Holly *te now the opinion Tho Valdes Hotsl manager wee »20 more than |n default. They am: -Florida's constitutive wmi'd be; naltan of .Hoh-rMSora. publlfhcr of to present inoropodes but shut _ « * • tho D m ii|« and • not the only loesl person to offer ained *180 In. gold. _ . . .1 I. « wo I: . .-_ L4,.a,iihia VmV that they will not sole t<s repeal allowed by the Presidrnt's onl*r, frrson, Madison. F -ritnhlt. Ira) the r svnlc law as. to tan serins» a mandril to permit Ihe Legnla'ure I pi-w.f npets at Fort Iraudctdnle, De they would nut lie prriulttod 1* •colo .ef Ikon** f*#* fur man* beer for sale today, for the fnyette. jHnri-n, end Wnukttlla. Irand, xmt Dry tuna Itcarii. to be “eacouregu lit: Lin i of unfair g k tn w a .- whotoolm, a»«l w- Smokehouse, and Monk's Place to teat IU vallitly. Of the ta t municipalities hav­ and "range*. They aie hn-cfiil to levy a th u - p:rf-nl *.• cial governor of Ducitis Rich was or- lomfw.ltlan (hat m u lti In lung "Some Democrat should do It toilero. It allowed tho Immediate each had secured s li cases of Cu­ that local and «onrly rvridenta ■ales tas for \b'- bciflMlt of lh» hunts, atarvatu.il ssacra und um * beesuse the Democratic Perly haa ing outstanding bonds. . 11'» are will write or leeg iaih them in public i.hool. if the Irajlslaturw i-red by the Sciwtis Icr'ilorics com* pruuuctluis." ■oto by hotels, raatsurants, clubs, ban beer that wa« finding a ready now in d -fault cither iri pnnrip e elsvaya cor.tended it k» the con­ milter r 't i r ,t btn-i' hcniing. rsganl to the question as roots so ■ml sotrra appiosi- „ rt an ution stores, boats, and dialog con. Its market despite the fact that It Turning tu tha auujsgt uf inflt* stitutional parly", be said. “ I or in Intcrcrt or both. The -mu Prestu.lt I K n.revclt noiiunaird introduird in the lleu*e l.-ilry by only, restriction w ti against tala wa, selling at 35 rents per bottle. e. l t h e Prraidcnl statc*l th« night ax wvll hr .the one. I'm no niclpalitle* nw . W U W W » poisib Put Mulojr, ltd.R law>cr. u.i aa Their letter reads a* follmsa: ItcpfeventatWe R'*iers of H'ow•e/petoeaa undar 11 County T ai Collector Jno. D. In ilst'ar t attVrltey gessecai and Rlclf -pmurcca ajuuLA uJhr food foe ooxthlng »'ic,"_____u _ b ml prioripnl ami $|rdt,n<W,'8l ' ’ Tbo’fW V a** la w permitted tba Jlhklns had rfertvod'payment for in an "mildrltv. n i r X“trr - — ’ — "We—aie—IWTDIng—nu me imp ■7d county. l onjtc. * loi this will he uiCil Ihomag haa written often on fnirrelt to nb'igjtion uf letters and telrxraim. for and If adopted by '.bo U g .slatu .r! *'«">**< «* ' " " 'M wlieu, a>. aril if It may ba rsgega* , mdvertiatag of legalised beverage* cations for licenses requested by the queetion' of bimelollism. lie f nl p rose nl funded a j a n r t Ihe tc|>cil or the ar»vnic ,h , urupii-' d a.iwmlme it » ...Id lw M -'« - “r " " | to oewipopeia and other m«di*. shortly bafor* noon today. One li­ dismieeed that phase uf his pro­ | (03,863,8-1*. . . . . .to the ............. The nomination of t.eoige Itod saty to eccompllsh she puipost" Drainage disltii'l* and s|wcla1 ■•pray law ms Grapefruit iscii • ubiuittcil otut.iialo nl. ,i,„ (no ......................... . Tho GavanpY alto signed a joint cense wag issued to Mr. Warner, test against the gold order with i i . ............ .. | man In he p doinl ultornry for Iho of tmpruvi-d piles a, crrd.| and trxlng districts asid, from whaoj Tangerines. It Is lmp"'«lh|c fir floatation of tho lagteletaf* coll* and one to R. E. Staley, Irak* this statement: '* ... .. . . , , .• , nu i».*lrirl nf Mur Ida wi« u* searr*. us to trp'y to all of the..-,Iclln Monroe raataurant owner. Mr. and road and hridgr, nwe^ totwl h'lifnr Shull* H4M ikvlaird rr* i ftpg fbr-'at constitutional ameadHe eaid the rnnietrailcll wills My clews of the surrercy aysferri**! in n sub sommittr* llio fnrrlgli envoy Imsc lilought ate a t/trp a a lla g th« prohibition Jlnklns stated that he held appli­ tern. Ilka my views of the new ad­ obligations nmountipir to I77.TWI,- and telegrams and wc would lliank l>. ul.'.iy be will srl» a ’peneral The urquulifird agreement of amendment. It must ba r* lifted cations far license .requested by ministration, a rt nut important. It M l. Only five uf the (VI borutau you if you will publish this let­ ■■ilex lac bill if p-nucil at the cur­ Hrlgium Iu a tariff truer ns pri>- u unity uf u tom lor prognsu on by/eataro ta f o Navcmbar IN I Steve Drosos, operator of the •hould he sulfleient to’ say that I drainage sub-dl-d'Ms In the slate- te r and through your column* fisr rent art slop Out he bus no veto |H' .d by till- Uml.d Stales wai an ­ oi-ai iimineiiI pod t-Mtl oiuet atabi* power over pro^oaid rtn id ltu liat• • general «k. Item sn i If ratified Pnvtoffleo .Lunch Room, and A. D. believe In bimetallism, and in ■re not In default rllh rr in prlis' the rrartinn. . . u , nounced bJ un.ler-Secielaiy Pliil- liiillou. llawkins, negro restanrant owner. •Iple nr Intelenl or bulls. Thf r “ We have attrndc'l thiv rommit nl anseadpionlr. _ ' •The Ihteritu'ionxl ronffeette President Reoaeve.t’s patriotism Ev egladex I (.-> sftec u rotiferrner with lli-l-tinrs Drainage District ^CO meeting* afd kearlagx on the He also said that prevtded Caplint lies before iu rnnil lU K tcd't While the 'ffenale sv*i iu sries* jnti high soxat of public duty C- j t a t f e u , / a g Pprh. while dlileriHug*front tifbat I am xrHh a pvlnvfpal debt of tPA'-V- repei.1 of thl* law. We wind l not until 4:00 o'clu-k, lh* llnusg voted 1 r■-pi' relllallsi-s. ho eiuphiaUacs. "T hi fiiiuro of tha O-WI la now Its 91.61)0,000 ilefault. favor the repeal of this loss us to uwefs all requirements as *° eTwoil.l ii.mands It and w>t li.ieis sure la a grave errer in policy. Tbe r-iinlg school luianU of the Tangennea and Dinner* «* Ih-ir lisnshlp, character, and sundry e«. li nf us plrdge.l ours lives to “Moreover, the gold situation L< state owe bonds having a P*r the Last Joint rlfurta In Ihla v.d-" hU s e d b m b Photographers other rules, that Captain llallett the logical m o lt of the single value of $60,093,997. and interest arrms to Iu- i|ue*lioli a* to tbe whenever a surpioa r*»Jts In u n r| will be the holder of the flrat wteito.Si of its u -o a* to lhc*c.The item, such transfer l» l«- aulhorItcsirwlng sumplelrly tLu ac­ task platans w Uh# proceeding*. state and county license Issued io standard. Tha resumption of the to . maturity of $.1*JI3,7«9. or a mapority nf opinion, huwevrr, ir- u e:l by Ihe ^■.•ullty torn mission. I J. IV. Mosteller, of Orlando, tion i hrreiofuie t-tken and out* *TJm Ilg h a lfft *f thosa bills the county. Captain Hallett made Joub'e stanrte-d would automati­ total debt of *97,707,1A.I. dtiatex that it has u iiencfn-ial e lite comptroller and county bust*: Hipilitalor,for ......................................... (he Hank of Ovieslu lining those for llu* future, tha sadkaa legal .M e f i r u th# Got- application som* days >go In tho cally solve our financial difficul­ Th ■ Islanre i f the public debt sffril on grapefruit. We find I hat get rotnmlasi.nl. nod Ihe .......into t'.uinly llnnk. t " 1|'naliirnl, fit ji riltu, c infM.nl f l aw and toftataUra caa do it tho name of the Pern Park Dancing ties and mike hoarding as unnr.- Is largely that for the toads and (Conlinuc'i *,n rmji- Thin-I ■lay annoiiiM- -| I tins ho. ei|>ette vnlve ac eric i'. a sa o e fo ta ft A64 gala of 1 3 alco­ and Garden Clrb for permit No. 1 essary as It Is absurd.” bridges in special districts. Iu i:„ l^-fr-ir- Circill Vour* dud "Tialay wg hsli- riaruo to k«» ' Tho real Issue Involved In the Thirly*«iv of Ihr B7 r !ori«lt holic U ar Ami tbths Iht Governor City Clerk K. 8. Iramson sold gold proc ematlun. Thomas slid, M. II. Hnilth un Friday afternoon n-vu that thing., a.I- „ bill hel­ said W ho affixed his slgratuio la courtlrs have no tislslamling T ra d e B ody M e e tin g that several persons had railed at fu n k |tcruil--i.m 11, •• . ler thru Huy wen- ta u r. uml ha la whsther lha people shall permit tionds ex--*pt for roads sn l tha.ruoaadfo. the City Hall to find out what Hrniinnl • Cnunly llnnk building tu ego. In.In,tty Ini', pi. bed up. S l a t e d 1 'o r I'u c H U u y Congress “to abdicate lie power•" bridges the latter being now in fa t£ft maaatlms, boats and step, they most take to sell beer nn flrlsid . fier.Hin. I'l>« price in -, ruilroRti, art* rallying more th . hands of the Slate Powr.l nf fraigM eaflr tall of tho haver- In Sanford. They all wen- told to tho President. v.dvr.l Is |t.'..rum. Fl.I.SWOltl II. Maine, .May 8 In ig h l, b n n priirs are Ictfr't, T h iro Iiia rtn g * w ill a llr n r l llu “Outs la a government*, he said, Administration and raid from the agpa coatlaaid on their way to* that there are no ordinances Me. Mosteller slated that h • w ird Florida. Fnim Cota ism , •rsin it the sale of b*er, Nil that “of three separate ri.'partmrnts, pro-red* i f Ihe 3 c»nl» of the u t t c . llim I,u,l u itrm la ir e u l in n u I Pi File, IrllrVrd by a'lthnillie. had Ira e.| down revcral uffera Ipit I am li n gup ;; (j- Ill lulyu in iwuing piurlaiiiatl.nl i of evvr-' irurs u n i m ticia la ul llu be ill unde I.t liuvc been uf in ndinry migln, the executive, legislative and Justate ga*oline tax and sti-h prop the ship Munargo, ehlla from proper regulations will be drawn af.i had cnncliidril that the uffer South C aralfo gad ether points up tonight They were Invited to ilcial. Congress has ro more .ety taxes as the Individual routi­ l oi n ly I 'liaiidH-r -uf • >iitil,,i«irtf Iu- luiil wsvle In « Ivrgi- eeilma of made by Hie DrUtnd un was llu- eMluuihali t rrai.ee. \Ve can­ m orrow . c a m freight Cara full of beer. attend tonight's meeting or rati right to transfer legislative pow­ nes pay. lie al'o not baily Imu uuitclie* l-.vci. to t.lliwnilh ifui leg (be rig lit with most advantagi-nit-. prusprllly. . . | d> tint wvni lh*i A t 8.HU o'clock, II. I I . I'up ,1 | ii*i rsllin.it** I Si RI..UXI.U4HI. It was Inrti-ntrd yesteninv lbx< Other shipments of hoar war • due, st the City Hall tomorrow morn ers to the President than the rtalrd that full details of thu administration anticipates w in I h. II. ri. Haines, K m l I . n - Ite>wn tmliy allowed a bla.krnrd p,iip.,ird iHirclisa.' pri •• will le­ yroplr of this tuuuly to Irkc Iht executive department has to ahol- the aa toon as the Governor signs.> Ing. early favorable r-’tlon In the Sen­ m ann and nlhars w ill Ih< e l Win- nnd drvolate utia » h ''e upi'roxi vel f rth in a letter that hr will finite.h ruunn uf ivvtin,: this ini, tha base and wine bills, from New Prom all Indications, heer will rate its powers Iu Congress." la 1920 Colorado's most dis­ ate on House Rill 70, apon-ored le r Park atli-uding llu - n iu tilh ly uu.trly lit) buainrr, house* uml mad tu Clerk of fulfil V. K. rrulemcnt rom. ba-k on a nut her York. Pkfladalphla tad Chicago. not be sold In aa many lo-atlons h rr u k fa .t t> i Ihe l enl el H o n d a (.ptculstlve wave." Passage by tha LagiiUtere of in Sanford as might be expected tinguished statesman sarrifired hy A- O. Kanncr rf Mnrtin. al­ Council u f ( hamher u f ■ .un­ tevidences s I.i. mI Approxlmste y Iloitglavs tonight. Thiv tetter will A.r fui In, | (.iiclcs, hr Rgid.lt though It I* exp eted, It wo« raid, perioral aims to a principle. Aftrr I m . un file at the c: uirt H our, and I'M ) retldinfs » ric lefi bumrlcv tha earloei bear and wln,i bills ■nder the broad provisions of •hat the m*asure ax pa-ised to tha mercer. Iri the eaP* w n •■wholly w rong; to .nr. riba and the Rail C nu, istcd fur them, persons lutrirsted taate a a reeaJt of sending the the stats laws. Drug stores as a serving In the Unite i Stales Sen­ A t 10.30 o’d u k (lie W innan'* them «s rontiol of industry, agtan and regulatory m-usur* to a general rule. It is understood, will ate for eight years*, he refused l|ou«e would probsb’y b • amend C ivic C o a iiiiillre w ill lud I l* '•atiunsl (iiisrd.nicn from Iter may v»w the tell li'iillure aid raltiuuJr, n^aitkig c ampin miss commlttew. Tha Sen* not handle the product, not will another nomination beviuss he «d romewhat. . Ilmteir sirivi-d In a m l In g'lutd .nnnthlj nr*ting in ill.. I 'd , li.illl they were •'rallicr a pirlnRuldp I hr- air* I Ite Male start*! ate demanded that revenue from Myrtle's Coffee Hhop, the TO- could not agree with President with Mr*. IV. U Morgan. Mt*. I n | ' frame in panning ami „ pnrmvrthjp to tlurehntnc an ^ f h a beer tax —ostiautsd at & - llama Pool Room on Magnolia Wilson on the league of Nations dor (urlstt. ami Mrs. W. I, " set the. I lit? plan* ire cnrikd u.'ff* latur, a'though he was In harmony 'I'lirkly apread. Jm eoo^oo, a year—shcold go to th* Avenue, and some ny the smaller fpaper, teaibng the nirrlitli: a> of A i for Ih* guld embargo " with other policies of the war­ gsasrsJ tnaoery. Tho Uouso ln- cafe and lutvh rooms. l ake Mery's wlntar visitor* an I th** rountiy Deere. ilrputut* J9......, ,r r _____ from, time President. , slated vpon ooadtag W , It la liM that one uf the la i gar their fitrmfv gather at ------Evan* gold standard, he «ai<| a sltnaf At 7.30 o'rlurk the teiard uf ili 11iron, will <,ni ......... to aehsolo. chain grocery atoms will have a III regular I ’w o K i d n a p t ’r .s H e a d date Paik lumnrinw nflcm.ron al j cvvlope.• (hrr* werki ago rx i» . All paranlx of cntldrrii « h, ytll rsctois van! nicer ■aptly of American hour on hand •‘tenthly ic sioii elih Mr. I'sp N u t G u i l t y T o C h a r f f e .1.0(1 orl"rk to ateerd the annua |nj{ j„ # ,|r, i n ,m fbc national g ji) be entered in Primvry H e W . * > f tided that" roviente from . . . . lento, row. lake Mary ChiO'te'r. "f CdUUilfld! supply-by foreign tonnlrirg and a the rlty next Fall arc being ' ttr-l ro ith prciidteg. go to o spacisl fund, to W. T. Laird, representing n PHOVINCKTDWN, Man . May. picmc itngrd in tfteir honor, levu ting IlircaUrcd flight of lo " bring their rhltdrm i r ih» ba bald onto dtataf o ted by tho large Plorida wholesale grocery hi.! T h e y rgc expected to bring Aiuerittfi repital fioiii th j toidlSouth Side Primary School Tu S.— (A’l Kvnnelh llnck and conrem which has a tat, distribu­ A ppeal Ih M ade F o r day for a medical ••xamtneli»i j brother, Cyril. i itc*lc.| fnr l^,,l battling "ilitfl nml ba.ket lu rib ri t«y witb liicir own ruling mip'rtncnte' The Legislate* also agnod on tion rights far Bodwelaer beers', Short feneral eervlce, for Fred l)r. C. M. Pease,) sis',. ..... . A uaiting tlbi luight has* 1*M e t h o d i K t O r p h a n a g e lisping .of 10-yrai old M arrsiet It l< ei|lrrle l that Hie luticTiev will tlte aellastaatfo of restrict! r stated this morning that hta Arm C. Piehl, 77. who. died thl* mon Pease will examine lh<- cl.'1 silltcd III a panic and the rompllto MrMalh, pleaded nut g'lllty Inday Ing at tho home of hi* ion In lu-v ' ' notified him that It may he be ^n rvc,Ji gt abnill li;00 uV|o k pm isfos of ten Sonata Mil. from 0 00 A. M. to 13 (>" ' An apresl Issued in Ibr name of and rath was held in I inn,mm rt|ey a j.Ingram of xfn.it event! toppsge of th* whcolv of mdniliy , tha end e< thl, weak or early nag* and daughter, Mr. and Mr». F. J. an,| from 1:00 P. M. I- 7 0.1 l nnd I hat guhl is rcqtilrrd aa a ba. bond for a hexring May Ken the I3D orphans rending in the Wlllink, were held this afternoon week befor* thle brand of beer ha i Ic r n rnn. ludeil. The trade f.„ charge will be made. Mrlhodut Orphanage a* Henson ncth wax i linin' d with Indus, ing l«u|y committee un arrange incuts tis for curiciicy, he ite larcd; III be supplied to Florida dealers. at 4:00 o'clock at the Erickson •v ho Another ellnic for chl|dr*’i "I de.idxd nal to let ary of lh« uml rsturtinn and Cyril with .Spring! today wa« -m l In all Funeral Home. Rev. E. D. Drown lir-.r ivll xupplv froe leiimrade nnd Howard Botaler, local whole­ of the Flrat I're.hvurian will be entered for (be fir- II le part* nf Florida tndav to remind fnrlion In ronr.c lo.n with the • ..(Tec, ercnrtling to Mrc. Robert guld now in the country gvf out sale, who expects to distribute In rural schools next Fall. »* uf It.*' piiyme.il of 8I8M8II inn mn. all perconx that M"it Sunday I, Church officiated. The body will "Arrow" hear b» this territory, 'a True, rhgirmnn uf committee on held on Wednesday at th* >:<>ulh not only Mather's day hut llarw il “Th# t 1nlnistratlon has Ih# ba sent to Weitfie|d. N. Y. on an sirtngcments. . Hide Primary 8 hool dm in il I II. Funeral a e ra te s far John Gar* day said that ha doe* not expect a •Idinlte objective", he exp ained, flay f»r thf Urphgnsgr........i ......'— ______ supply from BalUmom unUI t i l l 'as®, pfoaer taaM oat'af "uf railing (ummndity prices te» __ _ bad been It TH he'all*i same hours. r ' 'M sm 'w rsB f.a^lf M. • b . " l U l i C H iltC P C I rO fjp N I' I* (' MflttlNC H tN Iirtfi LOOSE week. H* waa of tbe opln'an (hat f —___ - J . . ..I ft ft. aa I arm M xu.h an extent that Iboxa who ch u ifh c ware udu r.l that ape step hotpad bssild tea fox several weak*. II* was a nu distributors srera vlolutlng Ihe :'*CTA MAIIII AHA. Calif. — have borrowed luukey will, on tha rial en.elopes f»r rnnlrihiitionv taw, by selling beer today became l|v« of New York u'ale ami lie andj tlcidentv o f thin city wrere warned tv fisg— e,' be ----able Iu ”repay will be provided durlrg Ihe week, ^ R t ^ L T c I t V H e Church la they coul,f ««* have secure J lha hi* widow had spent ihe !a«l four R’-# lhb’4 TIENTSIN. May 8. b h ' b' in kxtcp-elnxe watch i>n pianos and niorty iu the same kind of dolUr and hnpe wo* ixpie.M'd that all ippravnl of Governor Sholts to wintera bar* wll'i lb* Wlllink OrUade thta - _ at 3473 Roiih Sotfi-rd donations wet'Id la- in lh>- ainn'int neae troop, fled M a y befnrn i iiihcr la rg e idijcts, following a which Ihoy barrowed. We itj rot ta Oak large bonda they must poet to.Uy, •is, nf Hioftg involvinr heavy sack lo let ihtm get voch » (hasp of the valug of I I . e da f a lalavr. second Japanese-ManchukuaRi ofnor will It be possible to secure Avenue. PrHtinnv heir g. circu ate t !'“>•* j Per-.?nr whd are nu' convenient to Itnalia to be sum-1 In the dir? i.b'ccln. Fiixl n large letephon* dollar Ihsl they will be able to Surviving hi* ar» hi* widow. ^ fete d * win gather this approval for a t least two a.lf that the Hoard of T ru d.c nr ni.lc was rtnlen. then nn feet of (Cuntinued On I’sg* Three) chagtef f o b days. "I Intend to distribute tbe Mrs. Mary Field, and bis dtugli Samlnale County School In 'ro t ! a church rqhy send their rontri- Ilan of llils illy wdhin u month b,,)W logging chain, followed by ------>■ I F ear, were e*rre*«*d that the nd hub'-.n to Harry ||. W liter, agent, Ur. Mrs. F. J. Wlllink. eroduet just a* soon aa I consider No. I name K. H- Chapman. P ' "ni- at Hanaon Spring,. All money ra- vanaing forrro muhi continue all il,,- .!• ipp-aranc# of 76 gallons of I'ltA tTILE TIME I HANGED' ! It legally poeatble for me to da .(S-idirc. „,n t grower, to fill «h- » '< '' » reive,| will he acknowledged In thu th* way to Tientsin. va," hmsaid. Georg* C. Fellow*, director af nn that board ciaalad by the re­ Orphan*' Friend, printed hy the a taste K i t e , He .was gteary I’l K \HANT HURPRIHK h cant raaignatloa of S. f). Sh.nhol- lieya of th* Horn'. lh« Sanford Concert Orch-J-itr* TRAPEZE IS FATAL Hit ANI» JUNCTION. Colo.— lodav announced that beeacse af Mr*. . . i MBAUD AID SEAMEN th w board a* now con>ttt"l»d FATAL I.KASII FALL f is m fern#. Ouray. Colo., bar conflicting cngagcmrn'ec it ipp MONTE VISTA. Odo^-Aero Ilaynex and a II. fur ■tender, wax surprUeH whan he been ne-esxsry In chxngs ll.x POONA. May l —LAY—Mahi consist* o f ’W. M. Haynes p w v p j f p w n i *»u NEW YORK—Eight C. DuBo*#. Mambara are rim ed , NEW YORK- M.*- Margaret b alk ambition. wcrr hlamed „ ,r t lulu federal court here and weekly practice night from am Gacdbl wua rulaasad from pris­ free metis and m o r e ----to fill two-jr**r term* of nffic’ Moran, U , ceti rned lo her fifth- death of Harvey b'chrnff, It, Ear ..ra ile d guilty lo liquor charge*. Thursday to tonight at th* Ptm on to*by shortly altar ha atartad tree beds were provided for gent, Crain., high school youth. A Club, slartlng a t . 7:30 n'elork- Mri. i mix t-rrrr u»y ba appoiniei' ___ l» . f'H floor apaftirvenl afli-r airing i e r may an "unitoKlttanal" fast planned to but nma tank rear by the A coroner's Jury found that young II. S. D >t. AU'y Ralph Carr told Fellows urges all member* xf H»jJ vacaaetab by tbs Remaining nnrnthroe dog* on tkc n a if or th* ('rare the novrmmrnt hpd no last thrgg weak, which b* daclaird •enema's M in d society, Bthroff, in attempting acrobatlavan “ bent of th* Board whan proper -.rq-tmenl hou*". "tripped over the stunts in lha bain loft a t hla home evi ten' * on hlch to conrlct him. orchestra ang those lotarastr- t b* would l.o, t torminatc -, figure* pur* ruvualad when —, — naan awn fall headlong flown srd persuaded Cran* to change bvcumlng affiliated, to yearly rupdrt n i aubraltteg a t the atery temple were epeuad to p a tltfo ha* bean mad* i>f tbrm. .nght* proftie* session. ; stair*, breaking bar reck. Sha waa bod become entangled la th* tro- hi* plea tu «q* of got fulltjr. Th# next ee lctfo come* In June Iftfea'a tmteacbshJa* sad th* aUla 1MU aaatvarsary ueratra of te i dead when fth* ambilsnr,. arrived. pate and hanged hlmtalf. af untoucbabllltp wholly removed. 1934. lni^inla lagil In Flnrirfr fnVr Ready Market Deapite-Ex-arbitance DENVER. Colo^ May 8.-I/T)— The threat of o prison sentence holds no terrors for Chat les »• Thomas, 83, former Colorado gove W T w h o n eoBstltutloasI right. if rltlsens sra s t stake je r Thank I’copfc For Interest In Affnirn SSLS. ;r,.sr -ra! Kris.sirnal Would ?» rirri Amendment Permit Levyiflj? SalesTax In State Action nerahip— 4>etwfi'n J ■JSjaMffsat? !ffi.* W J J ,i a J .l“ is2:! Bank Ruilding Sale Snuffht In Petition Biff Part 01 Maine Town l.ost By Fire I/.ikr Mary’People To Hold Annual Picnic Free Clinic Will Be Held For Children Final Rites Are Held For Fred Piehl, 77 fte ic n l Service* Are Meld For John Canon Before .lap Force: Petitions Are Asking Chapman’s Selection tsWs&i— Gandhi Released A He SUrta Hb Fast n ,pm iw M id ' — * . rawawarwrar �1 MODIFICATION OF WORLD DEBTS IS CALLED BIG NEED HOW THE* STAND AGUE OUTFITS PLAY SUNDAY Guarantee To Export­ ers Against L o s s lanford Will Onpose New Smyrna Crack­ ers On Local Field Cantrml Florida Bom ball team* tomorrow after* «■ a r t achedniad to conclodo air ffrat “awing aroond tho tfT bt games that will ha played ; Orlando, Sanford and Daytona meh. In R e c o m m e n d e d Ms mom Hoston M. laal* — ClMlnnall ... Uranklyn CMrago .. Ihllodolphla Ia roatraat to gamea played tamday In which fmw-hlttlng id plenty of eirror-makiag proimlnated oeer madlocro pltrhing irfonnance*, tomorrow'* gamea pitchers battles Mill** boow* winko to be pltchera* hk k k m i x M m nov-rrerident bill foe I S per ceat. heew. which amends \ art. J e n to right, IlcpreeentotlTeo Panona of lUlnoto, >lrt ormack of Mamachnaetta. rie rtt Hrcfclham of the Mouse. < -id >rw York, fa n e * of Xew Torti. who la anthor of bill, aad Bobatb of mtaoto. Stair* peepare lo r beer regulation. danaa at least flea af tha sis elubo w 0| be starting hurlere who havo olthar tamed In fine eahlhltlens M far this year or am triad apd true veterans of tho IMS cam- Dayton* Ialandam. will entertain th* New Smyrna Crackers, a com­ bi** which I* »«U1 I" »*• •«*«• of . aaperimanUtion. Tha game, to h . played at Muniel pa I Path a t 1:30 o’clock, will pit a* admittedly strong trim against a* admittedly walk team. -Bat, tha eontaat ha, great promise In that th* laagut’a outstanding V K M T K ItlrA T H lIR tH 'l/T M NATionai. ta su tM rinrlnnell I: New Tor* S. IHlsburah <: Drouklyn I. Ilnalun f; nileato 1. fll Inalnia). Hi I«ftuls I; I'M1*4*IpHIs $. A U R R im I.RAMH N» w Y o rk •<*I«v*I m s «I. ont for th* season. Th* vet*ran Is popularly known to avery base­ ball fail In this section. Ill* great ana:*** *o far thla year make* him the sensation af th# loop, and with young Tig# Minor scheduled to aU rt tor Bonford, tons moy do The rronou nee meet of gotam- with privatay owned Amo-icaa mrnt aid to export* followad on steamship* In oeersoaa and InleA I a»**rtion bafom tho convention by coasts), service. Crotrino. Joni*. representing tha Deyaitment of Commerce, on Th:n«Uy that a pl«n such as the British p ro j-a n of guaranteeing 75 percent of loam* won-d b* re­ ceived'with fnvor at Washington. Jami* A. Kirtoll, praaioaat of the National Foreign Tiad# CounLONDON—Radium wlt’r 11 « u l and formerly president of tha U. 8. Steel Corporation, repeated greater power* of penetration Ma optimistic note, given at th» than X-ray* la now being «-ed bF opening of the convention r e engineers for detecting fl.ws m ccntly, by declaring th* meal­ thick metal castings, V. E. Pulltf* ing »*iy successful In bringing told a r*:ent gathering of th* Irv th* nation's foieign trad* aadeis •tiluta oi Mechanics) Engh.ec r,.-* to dale on til questions now X-rafs, said Mr. Pollen, h*4 overwhelming advantn*** In tlS btfurr them. Confident* that ths World Eco­ examination of meUllle strut'.urm nomic Confer*.-cn In June would up to a th lateness af about th rS resell In unemploymint re.lef and inches. But radium p ay br tim r, itvital of woilJ trad* was *s- ployed in tho lovestivatlon of mrtl p.csscd by th* dalagntea In ■ •Is of g Inch** or tioro In thi k Radium Is Bein£fr Used To Test Fnri flaw s In Metals Yesterdays Results w#t grounds powam. ldn|»lag P m aJaat x Roosevelt wftli authority ,» h f h u , r r , r u c rilaa order nay,' j ritM cf duty wtthla SO m n •( rt'.H ui il» U rill act of 19JO, Md _ • n in tiM .Hurt to m u m United S!»»w S1SC.W0.C60 t f American funtldW foods, strvlma *nj ptlval# lnvvstpiart* In n p o rt prodcev. Im- ' po.nded by gavaramenUl decref*- ' In ferrlgn countrisi having «s- 1 change matrictioa*. f la t money la ary form was oppoatd by llw convention, which Jet Is re >. ’ It la only by a sound aunty lyiU m that there tar. ua an tally itta m U yroeparity." Th:ta was to aiptaaalon given on curmnry Inflation, j A blow to tho “hoy Arnariern* aaponants waa delivered by a ion* tm lion raaolution that Mlht*tonvintion doaa not ag iat i l a f i t tar of print Ipit with tho pro|onanta of tho Isolatiorlst policy as rapioaantad by th# slogan “ouy American.' " Tha connntlon alto totad for yra.ljal, -not eomplets", tllm na. |*«*alpeise«f. W a a lila v iu n J la lro ll, p o * lp o n * * l. cwldf lr .h lo n - f ’h k a g o , p o s t p o s e d , r s l n r h l l s d » l p h l s * f l l I d iiila , n«tl »rh»il* S led . hi* Michigan h as wreck light* of «^proechJe* car. dr rer si truck Irsllrr which had halted Into It. Itecenl snrvry blameo f.tsllilrs la defectlvo car ernsbefc awiM ica.it aaao ciaT io e All iHiRti poiiw-Htd, rein aotTMKaie asso cia tiii * blmshla I; Allsnls I. FKKIIKIt— O n . ntaseford. former Uaklilnjgtan tjollee >pru* Penny Iteslaurnnl In r «»'J,* |* or Y ^fTtortaht *hSt£ ^ ra tio n with Maefaildrn KowmUtkm. Ix ft i, Hensior ibinkhrail; ncraarr>to«fadde», pW lanthrepw bits her; Urn. Olsssfortl, Cot. William U. lUuhln. neohit loir,-which—h*l«»- that—th* It lr m le a h a m I : N a s h v lll* I . • t ie t t s n o n e s I ; fr » w O r l. e iiV i ” K n . i e v l l l s . U I I I * H o c k . p M sip-in.-t, nass.. JIa.ahoind.yhot?fray.bv.U. S a fe ty Factor In LiDe Insurance Is Stressed In Speech the aao-aaw game, will patrol rig h t’ field garden with Ray H*rrisen and Tele Newcomb holding down tho other pasture*. Tho Infield, said to b* th* beat In the loop, will find Jo* Arlolt at third. Bonner at abort, Charlie Abbott at second and Jo* Barn** a t flmt. while Bert Chapman will handl* Minor’s curves. _ Th# Now Smyrna- llno-up had not been announced at noon today, but It will no doubt contain the dub’s newest playsrs, Italdaman, Check, Schlecty, and Broward, of Stetson University, plus Wright, Given*, Tedder, and Taylor. Cu-| sack I* almost aura to burl. Orlando reorganised during tha week, will entertain tha Cocoa Indlana a t Tinker Field. Th. Tigers bora signed Eddie Moor* and Shorty Malt by, former Sanford e yera and h*v# placed Jack id, another former Sanford player, on flmt base. Th, Tiger Infield therefor* will b* eompoeed Sanford cast-offs for Bob PittMan will b* at third, Moom at short, Maltby at second, and Reed I on flmt. Bod bold wUI catch, Tom. n n ilp a will hnrl. Copp*. Brown, and MeLaan will do outftald work. | Tho Indiana, aakanad by th# rlo-i part ut« during tha past weak of of the United State*," he declared, fiu r Stri kland and Eddie Holton “hav* total assets of g20,200,l>00 • will ne* thelp hnrilng ace, Lofty 000 In value mpmsentlne eopltle* Baker, against tha Tiger*. Each nr more than (WJtOO.OOO polio' team has won n'palr and lost a holders, mom lh«n nne-hslf nf ^ pair of game*, but tha Tlgtm am onr ponulatlon. Them i* BIOSJIOO,favored for dprlag th# waek they nOfl.OOO of Ilf# Innaranm In fore# • Jiav# mapondad to th# advice of In lh* United Slat#*.” i Charley Purcell, thalr new mansS g«r, and Joa Tinker, tha otd Cub ,’ V a* who ha* been coaching th# In­ field. ,' - Emil Yd* will taka hla Leesburg Tallow Jackets to Dt' it Beach far a warm bait’# with Al Bakeria latandam. Yd# has dacidad not to N hurl for *» least JO days, no th# i t hrrllnc dntteo w»U faU npan A. J. Johnson, rieht-handef who defeat­ ’ *d Co-o* last week, Baker will , giro Early Joiner another chance I . n Heller r n n k k », t. , , , , "» vr, A Kr Howling News Notes la the lanford Bopllng league Wo? rJ*k*wSi , ijia t nig hi th# Format OaUhal n*o r. w»o. ’ team took t game# out of thro* r#ia'* .. . ;f ™ ‘ howler with t » for • .Ingl# gnm. - and 969 for Urn# gam* total. w. M«»« K> In tbo aacood match th* Hoi** prJ u^ ,n x - ifam t n k two out of Ihm# gamav ' inw\ lh* MrKalfhl Cleanem ami Tl a > 1*0 pat ep a new th-ve game t»! U j reoord of IM# plot far three Th* meon r w in ie i Wm. Ltkrwian wga tho flea hiu m* |4M(*Mvs] l u r getting scores of lug tha Cot teem , im tad m W ’ « m»i ot u a g « i> im n x .: • <’ t! Johnnu c*n Ky Thf Hartford tram* B maa and I laid down d ! . t mm r> U Okabnmpka BmUav|th# gam# nf tha rotnth matab bowled ham Bmyina. . :< ■ § * i j . cjn tB V itn c o w d ix — Financier who origin***** Mew . for. btlllon.SB.t-alialf-dollsr fund of the II. F. C. foe relief of unem­ ployment through selfliquidating project*, Juet appointed In th# New York Public Work* Emer­ gency Couimlllec. Change In Heart Kidnaped Child Is Of People Called Safely Home After Re-Assuring Sign $80,0001s Delivered Cnntin«'d From P»«* Onot has. . . Dolimy rtlu n tt l to ■tat* hoti- <• nlrout 7 o’c'ock irrilav morning nntl r.ported io Bllgh' that he, In company with Mr. Ur on Ipn-dM lI of lh* bank) ind two oth: r men bad gtme to ‘ i to tho h-iur# o( Mr. Roger eeonoml*!, IIaiwichp»-r, . .W. Babeon, .. . .. ■ who!I l«. If *tk | ^ • money whic wcrm*n of IVnupyUaru#. Op«ninc: him rrmirk# by I he I IdO.000. .tslcm .nl that tiro next 00 or 00l “TMv Info.t.iati.m wav mpday* may be thn nn*t linportsnl! promptly to in ot Its'Wtet ln th* history of th* nation. Mr. whe eupon LleuUnant bh# U*btun Ilian ti» mmplU flni| L»«w»L I fy hi snfflrmatiei ly esplaininK where wo had Intervlsw hi, intsrpmtillon of the gravity M* 1 <•< of President Roovovell’s position “Aa a rem it of this Intel todayanu k.i«.r m .u.n.sthn. . . w “ Pew people reallu tho tremen- ruined and hr.d a >e ond o dou* lmpartanra or sh at I* r« n g <„ * uliii Mr. Lr* at !!** Me | in W’aahtnrtnn." he *n'd. "Con-, homo *• tmon. In our intti amsa ha* abllrslod nnd thrown w(r* i„| i tbo little d r l the Constitution out of lh<- win- iC, n O elnnrd to tho faibei dow. But I will asy, t« Mr. Bo***’! p.-tccdiag nl*Ht (tpusesmen PIIILADELIMIIA^—Tho gmate*t single mason far optimism refolding th* economic situation 53.7 -5. liWiCilwsw xmund an I caught ii. It now lien In his lap ’ ltd-with ,11 the near '•gielaUon that w* hear almut. we must remember that nothing harmful has boei dour up to tho or*”»nt moiurnt. “They pass la w an I leave me»»*r* Up to tho dls retlnn of thn President. Mr. RonM-selt Is tak­ ing vary good mm of what ho doea with the power* mnr*rn>d on him. And what h« iloci in the neat 60 or 0Q dais Hll dec'.le th# future of ynpr chltdnn ant your --andchildroo.“ Mr. llaiiKo^ continned. ’ Kxplf Inlng VI* oc’vs* of lh , ef- ’*ct P. Inflatlv*. Mr. netton axil •hat In ma**d bovine pow-r. with -onaemmn* (M ty ,I«v,*-«i% rhouM be th* Iwcsedlat# n-mir. with eventual ralaUe af nrices when business has Returned to ran.city production, with inereasine wpce* “I am nek a believer in Inflation nnleta il e v r N nccomplbb*-! on aa Intern*Basel bsaia “with a sr £ was 3 A. M.) and in* mmiey paw m .i th*. in aieordaneo- with a» sam em rnl mule with th* kidnap, c i t ih* little girl, |U>* father, . yiil Uu k and onr lU i'dd 8*wy tr were on th* boat ‘Boh* (L**'n cra ft). ■• ■ “Upon re.'tlring lafurnus'.loa of th* patty on the boat we at one* I,-It r«i Wnvle Hide, whera Com­ mander R. B. Hatch hail,by pre• a gemoitl* leeoivid two eptod koala for «*.“ T ow ho told of locating the ” B©)”. which y paired a t flint io him to bo desert# l apd taking off Its fax.u-.gtfh, In: uding the father on I daugkUr. lie avid hlx im.lr,.!*n t r y wo* ih ir.th * K-ivom M’aey w*s paid ■. > BridgeAndDancing • , Word spr r.l like fire through th r little i.immunity -It«r n g | | O irtHjr Yjf nn ’ht* ih u fi *» the harbor apollcd the unmistsk- C o n i-')|n figure «-t *'t ctliy" “*• t1**! W in g U eC U nC S , ® *» «* V e r S d llO n IS U P new ben of the pool. gymnasluM. lounges, library, gnm* room nnd other r e la tio n a l facilities of the club. A milked trend revealed by th# _____ _Is that womeni am develcutvey opir.g' great Interest In economic* and other serious subjects. The largest audience* thla year h*v* com# out for a meeting on em­ ployment relief, “keeping young" »H’bu*ln#M, »nd th# “World Affilm Institute.? There hav ebeen 14 "perl.eope luncheons’’ this year, a t which th# members and their guests hav# looked out at th* world and the sttendan * ha* been -heaviest at those which dealt with serious subject*. A typical month thls year In* eluded n educational meetings, 14 •oeatioral. ?« admlnlatraUeo, and ■n sorial. Indicating th at th* doelm of iho mem'emhlo is for dis­ cussion. forum”, and lw:tuma, rather than for play and aoelal dlvtmlon. folk vanished, as Ihty gsthared Ing at cr.dar * h*» f«H«n «dIn tse llt-1 group* to point sod icmlty an j e.-onimlc, and th# art Ir’k grd #i»*cii te. 0f coq.atrs- .n ►ave gained In Women wept openly as they (Van gres.fr i*«o «m the list of give vml lu thsir friilogi of m- act|vit,es a . »-i« Amrican Wornlief. Tb-- strain of the last three tn ' s Amoclai.c.). day*, while scurrher* looted (sr j r ^ j wj,h th* problem of and wids for trace of th# girl, mre(iBR wo.run’a needs tn<i dewi>s sud tjn y enued. I tur ^ 0f leivur# time But the s.cne quickly s h i f t e d ., ^ o r^ n itatio n has Inrtituted a Out from the huddle of eo**1! survey of the InUreet In !l* pro­ guard ersfl the boat bearing- lh. s - B m u n it I haa Lean dlacovemd that th# av­ e r a g e nttondan-# at dance# fell | from 440 In 1830 to 167 in 1032j 33. with a drop in th# averago at­ I tendance, a t bridge parties from ! 421 In 1P30 U 200 in IS32-S3. In I tho seme period th# everag , at­ ’ tendance at economic affnlm roe# from *13 to 144. Th* group *eUeitjr which has attracted lh* l a r f *«t attendance thl* year has boon I th*. “daytime dlscusfjon" at whkh none rtun't lev am g irtn for learn-” ( I t . , hon-.c In W ood* Hole, j in« tha tMt art of eonvcmatiok.'p Despite the fact that they polej j out 10 or mom hits In 24 of th* 46 grmes they played drying tho Central Florida Baseball Laagua’a 1932 season, the IleLanJ * Had* fln'.hed lh* year in third place as halters. , which emeks or flaws worn cWaasI ly discernible In metal cartingi with us* of -radian while they were Invielble by X-rajsMr. Pullen dssrribed hoi: th* rodlum I* housed in • glass tube covered by a thin, but . rubjst, steel capoul* which It nevrr re­ moved ao th* usa.'ol gamma rays pars freely through it. This tube Is kept In a solid lead cs e six leches thick. Variono thlekrx-i of lead am alto mouimd to d t j ^ 1 the operator nceovsllng to fbflSl^ 1 tane* at which ha la working from tha radium. If tho tab* ha* to be taken out to be used In anotSer place it Is lifted by a pair of specially de­ signed, long wooden fomepn and plnred In a small land case and carried by means of a long web­ bing carrier. Th* forceps nr* again used to p la n It in position for us* with th* miners. Th) cap­ sule It nevar touched by hand on:* tha radium h*v been inerted. Th# two weskeat Central Flor­ ida Baseball Masrte team# during 1931. New Smyrna, and Winter P irk. each appeamJ In flee extra Inning tilts. Twice they met each other, with' th* Parker* winning In 14 frames and th* Cnekrn winning In 11 frame*. W* am oqaippod to produce first class fab w*rk e g g jh r lewoat P— ltd* pricoa. • trial. j i t n l d P rin tin g Co P b -w ia J A C K S O N CEORG|W A SHW G10h N IW tIT AHp T H l« < t |**r* Keewa feellll* • G*r*f* Olmtlf r ___1 - A IIA U T IfU L leadld fstllMIe* •O ■Cefle* IVm FLA Girl UODIIH Af TH n u 0 AIA1 ro iiu The DaLand Rede turned in tho most sacrifice bits during tha 1932 . Central Florida' Baseball League season. It,.w ith the Baaford ('•leryfeds clooa. na their keels with 49 sacrifice hits. K LUMBER Knegap T p jw e tf , �rnnkm iju J s m ' .A f rv . . i i » -------- Cuban Sugar HOW INFIsA rt In 1924 Germrdo Meehedo w u Inaugurated president of Cuba, under conditions which augured well for his ad­ A* the slroafljr contemplate* thnt ministration. lie wia old enough to have fought for Cu­ Meet* m o m toward auuixd pea sell large laban independence In the war. with Spain and yet he was **t* o / Mr. Rooaavrlt’a fares . of bonds for two porpo***: young enough to have retalned'all the vigor of hts youth Hef Mil, Washington I* dafes-.d First, to re fend existing p»»tni. and a wealth of new Ideas which were designed to make the rtfh Inquiry about lb* yro^M * ■ sat A kt at s lower rata of iatakiafc automobile <4, thereby «ffeciIn* funk** shr­ nwrocad currency laflatkaw Island republic a veritable paradise of happiness and pros­ ug, tad aecewd. U finance pwblle atwases tha roJam* of perity. ■a i T t i manufacturer, sufficiently Oa* drvt.e for rlarlflraUea la wetka whk bahali rvlierv aa*«Shortly after his Inauguration, however, through no •Imply Benefits To to five the view erblch «a pteyment. With thia randttbMi at. he possible to **U car* at fault of his or the Cubans but largely because of the Im­ *■»•* tbs slap* taken by the a j UkAI th* flask stag* la envisaged. ettmm in price and , DKmO(T, Mir*. — 1< is position of prohibitive tariffs In foreign countries, the mlaletratlen will work *ut |ju St a price lower than *1 The final stage woOll. taka ‘ aad a t th* tame Urn* armlt In-1 ehimp In thd sugar market "knocked the props from udder way It hope*. II tbeaM be u id , *f ■toly two ferns. In Ih* fim by Detroit and upat ‘ 3 Cttban economic life. Sugar was to Cuba what Celery Is to veer**, that many fear profoundly . lib*, Inetrave *f business activ­ anUUHtd* that tha r raasi. In salaries and wi|fM lh| 1*0 gold staodard wilt kdoolb ksrpisg with th* ton (seed rot.3 1 ). 8anford. When it could ho longer be sold abroad, there that awnU wll| not work out that ity would have reached the point of far-reaching effect on t h * ____ r Ail was nothing for the people on the Island to do, and no way way. Bach «i«r» of the program whar* moat *f the unemployment of Mlehlgon business. Th* ini- urn*. Ahtomobile sales during th* tha following paM for them to got money with which to purchase the neces­ M d tna whole of It M itiongfy would ba abaorbed by private In- mediate e ffec t-to expand credit i)untlonrd, both as to ft* _T .ta ___ Christie* .B_dm , h i th* second place, th* on thia gUU*a Industrial, bmhwtai w**k took aaothsr upward jump, urn Lfinv«M« sities of life from other countries. rtackhag a n*w klgh for 1X0. The “ScIrneV and Health with f i r tb "•** rnd Its socrasv. It shoeId ba Treasury would be in a condition I nv f iif c a n d financial structure — h a * | M tput In th* w**k sadrd Satur­ A t th at time, however, President Machado proved to addrd with aqusl f«rt* that ling complete roafidence, th* BeriuMrrts," by ftk tr be a Moses feeding his people out of the wilderness. Por,| f*r removed from tha ad- cause extraordinary outlays for started a general arramM* an th* day was aaUmetad a t 43.SM units, part Of capital ta offaot th* de­ F t * |* M 'tr t ltt< h « I** point of ttn he hid been president of the local subsidiary of the fiiidigtration, completely rnnyttfi* relief would b* ended, end sdeV B £ £ fe n* In th* gold rrajuatton of th* tho ehrrattt yadr, 11,0*0. Electric Bohd A Share CO. of New York. Because of his tlv* In conviction, and highly quate returns fro mtasation would vil should look away f r t k th* o*po. dollar by heavy purchases of An incraaso in *s#d-tar , Interests in this country and his acquaintance with prom­ placed in arras of Ilf* other than bo provided by enlarge,| Industry equlllea of att description. Indus­ sit* soppoalUaa that man*------Is erainent . AtnEri&n birtkers and financiers, he was able to politics, think lb* Administration’, In this elimax of th* oatlrlpoted trial concern* bare released large also confined to tha low-priced •ted atatarialty, u ilfs. Detroit retail marchanta ara Proyram wil| work out successsvqunce, tho Administration would l*M to the spirit**] raedrd of borrow huge sums of money "to tide the island brer the folly. For th, sake tu simplicity, lake atop* to put Ih* rounlry back orders for raw and semlflalihed pivparad for Ih* anticipated buy crastloh, to that WMch ihbuM 4 materials In an effort to build up 1AY7MAY 8, 1933 depression." lay ware which will start Monday, wbst is u ld ih this dispatch la on the old track. The rounlry mgr* red on tkd hkdsMhrttlng dopletod Inventories, while whole­ He Inaugurated a gigantic publid works program to the assumption that would be restored to the gold bo salers, Jobbers and ratailers of when a total of *i31j900,000 of end heart 'with th* poigt •# a die. Fim TODAY which included the construction of a hundred million dollar wnflned defer* Itore’ fund* will b* rriee th# plan will be *oe;rtsful. sis. Moat of th* price-fixing «f merthandlaa have entered tho froiy two t f the closed bonks, rep­ mcmd’ a w lb* pen of an ant’et." The first aim la to tab* price* farm crop* and moat of the other Allowing Je ia t: B* ys kind highway from Santiago to Havana and a new twenty mll, , „ , . . , . . . i market for good* on a seal* nn- reset ling 30 per rant of Ih* total (p. U l ) 7 Private Investments utso of foods. This purpose is to be at■ u sS h w .,.JW & j!*S] n s s q s k s s s dsposil at lha ,h one another, avail a g w u r iTOjiiFirit *rrNt*b)rin hngtm m t-gf i8| nlng o f th* banking holiday. ... Christ’* «ik« hath for- Factories were built and hotels constructed. Anything, in am lit farllilles |n banks, which World Aar, to accrue In Michigan In the presAltk-ough employment remains no-one opposes. Inflation of cur­ you,—Epliailan* 4:32. short, wss done which would put people to work; as long Person* who *e.*«pt thl* *a th* eut upturn id basic prices I, looked rency I, not at this lime eon. long-range view rely on Pm ldsnt for in tho motor ear market. Th* far fAun normal, a gain In many as the money, borrowed frjan abroad, lasted. manuiX during and bualnata llnae lemplnted. and the hop« 0f tha — waa almost a bufabaar to But, fundamentally, nothing was done to correct the Administration In that It svill not Rooserelt not being radical, and copper and Iron Industry and th* la reported. Upstate factories are session of tho Legislators beet sugar growing fields ara also pooh-pooh assertions that he Is. feeling th( effects of Ih* buying evil condition which wss threatening to destroy the eco­ be necessary. For raising price, of -o attach Importance to th* showing distinct signs of revivals. upturn, and In th* larger plants nomic life of the Island. Cuba waa atill a one crop coun­ farm crops, an additional meehan- They BholU Is against In th , case 0f th* motor car In­ rations h* has brought about era fiattfc Creak, Kalamazoo, Flint. try. Nothing that Machado could do, or did do. could In­ l»m Is added which amount* t. Intended by him to be emergency dustry, It Is fait, according to of Rrand 1 lipids, Ja-kson.' Benton -tas, a t laaat until necessary duce price-Hslng. That this first step other countries to reduce their tariffs to the point bav* been effected. experiment* ©nljf.'em! that'll* win leading msnufsrturerv, that lb* tfarhnr and Muskegon, encourag­ where Cuban planters could make any money on their can be suc euful |, suggested by end them, either when they unite cheapening of money must soon ing rep o rt, of Increasing demands •■ o the fact that prices of goods a|. For a while they continued to borrow, but mean­ ready hav* been rising in anlidpa- unsound *k experiments, nr when for product, necessitating a cor­ rrrr___jtative Stewart says crops. Ih* necessity for them la past. that Mm* w* war* mar* definitely responding Increase In labor, arc al the m u stat* canal would while the market situation grew ateadily worse. Hon. In 1928 Machado, sensing the critical situation at hand, This first step. It |« hoped, will They *tttach Important* to the off the gold standard than wa ara being madk*. **(J|* greatest gravy train aver i In th« state." Ha most violated n previous promise and offered himself for re- be a primer," bringing about Hie (bet that currency inflation Is not y*L They say further that. In *>ru(ha greatest gravy csral election. Enemies contend that he stole the election. In recond step, which Is to make In- mad* mandatary by th* pending portion to* population,. resources that th* law merely fires Mr. and other conditions, we issued TWO CONVICTED ■■■■ o any event he was re-elected and succeeded s t the same time dostry in the brosd sens* active, law, Roosevelt power to InflaU, If h* more "greenbacks" in that period and to Inerea'e employment. Hus I f all these farm n llt f pro- in having the term of office extended from four to six They hop# that h# wtll __ are put into affect, th* years. That placed him In power until 1934 and he imme­ must, of course, he , hope, h 1* not uie his power, or th at h0 will than tho S3.dop,000,000 which th* MIAMI—Finery Burton and L. present bill glees the President au­ W. Roger* were convl ted by s . i t president may ba elected on diately sot about concentrating all legislative, judicial and not directly within control of gov. t:n* It very mildly thority to Issue If he wishes. criminal court Jury bar* of bomb­ eminent. 11 Is a fact that business aoiaumer relief platform. executive authority In his hinds. The same persons, in accepting Finally, tha reader should bear ing tb« plant of the Star Cteanm Is becoming more actire, wh.thpr ■ ■ o ‘ The Wall Street crash In 1929 only made matters fwcause of the Admlnl.trat.on’, what Is here set down as th* long- in mind that th* aim oe hi* dis­ A Dyers last March. Judge E. C. f o r MOTHER’S D A t that th* Legislator* have worse. Practically speaking, the entire island had been program or for broader rravons. rang* view, raly much on analogy patch is confined to giving the Collins deferred aentenc# pending titvw her that the beer qucitlon, wa preAmericun Investments -alone | Very much depen.1* on whether} to America’s axpsrtsncs following tb v r -of tho**^ who - look”Tievur*bty snnutknT fbr-a -new trial.— ------ - n f - - y o n r tllir prrio mo.t— -wUi begin ta band:*, th* mortgaged ^ fo re ig n e rs. tills # * M w ll amounts! to more than a billion dollars. With some Ihe transition from the first step th* Clril War. They say that at on Mr. Roosevelt’* program , your nbotoarspli problem. 9544,000.000 tied up in Cuban sugar properties, and more to the second actually tsk ri place, — ■-----o--------- — Wiebott’s Stodk whether higher prices will r*a|ly t i t President keepe on cell- than 1116,000,000 in railroad bonds, American interests rhons IZi-i result in activity in manufacturing they’ll Cut IJke New ! 1 . in all th* gold In th* country, practically controlled the tunic industry of the Island as well and other Industry. The answer |„ LUM BER Nuralrol lunla, a ll kinds n( scis­ P K IN T IN O Foreign loans became a this I. right now In the making. ► suppose It won’t he long before as the transportation facilities. sors and knives; pruning tools ba filling teeth with veritable sink hole through which whatever profits did nf all kinds, tic. K sp *rl saw apvrtsi price* on serssn door* W* bn aqalppad lo produce (or Iks trial two weeks. (Ulna „ ,L . T ,hlrd ***** eontemp’nte* accrue on Ihe island were drained nway. npum. first (Isas Job vrerk at Ih* that Increased activity of liu.l.t.M LAWN MOWERS o--------The Inevitable happened. Mortgages were foreclosed WIJ result In Increased re.-,me Hill L u y b tr Co. Iown i pos*ibis prlcta. diva u* k tp il M and OSarpvwd S Me amateur panhtndler ex- by the wholesale. AIM# fd f Uth aad Hatty Bankruptcies followed. Factories from taxes. On this point It Is es­ a trial. llnvs your work dooo by ■ real IS A ta os the other he Were closed. Plantstlons were allowed to deteriorate and timated that If the rise |n p , |„ , m rek tn lo ResmmsMs Price* with It picking up hitch-hikers Harold Printing Co that hs, already Uhan plac, were finally abandoned. Railroads curtailed their opera­ ZIP BMRVICB PfcM* ll» J. W. SHADOIN road since he started Phans I4S tions to a minimum. Unemployment Increased, As pov­ translated Into profit taxrv the Was rtSMO «*-w himself. amount might readily be almost erty and want spread, dissatisfaction over the Machado enough to overcome the Tr-o-ury — ■ ■o----- -—_ Political opportuninta were quick To deficit. That tha budget shall ba Th# Florida Advocate quotes Ihe regime increased. •following want ad with evident seize the advantage. balanced, In Ihe sense of keeping "W aned a Job. Had Revolutions have been plotted repeatedly. Bomb ex­ ordinary espouses within tnernre, nant Job until Mar. 4, plosions are. an almost daily occurrence. Secret police I* held steadily In tnind by litr St willing to wotk If nnrsaaiy spot alleged despollcra of the government and arrest them. Administration. No one doubts Some are thrown Into prison. But more are given the President Roosevelt’s determine New that woman have tait«i>' advantage of tho ley de fugs. They aro told to run. If tlon im this point. ■ntla third stage contemplates a •rotte*. , •■stoking eW*i **- when - |hejr get away, well and good. If they are shot, it Is too budget balanced partly by the her haml out bad. man driver holds hob tromely drastic economies already window, tho driver of the What is the answer to this sorry spectacle. Il Is an In effect and partly by bcrease.1 . . ihlad has on* more sues* as wAkt (he Inttnda doing.—Ocals answer which Pnmident Roosevelt is being called upon to ravenu# from taxation. \Fith this Intervention Is the plea pf many Cubans and some accomplished, and the govern 8 h* may, Ilka men, just be find. Americans who hold Cuban bonds. B ut.lt is difficult to Btanl’a credit therefore sound, th* see how a change In administration could help Cuba unless and Mrs. Georg* H. Fernsld. trus­ -.Thar* la something unusually n market is provided for her sugar. tee*. SS‘ T ’J rr.S S A " ^ . - . I . L ong's M sa t Treat Tb Eat K: IOUS la in tha attitude of Clermont Praia In rtfuiing to bear advertising during hard times, and yat on what ground! should „ aneh . . advtr. , — ■ o ----------— ------------- A Fighting Finish \ Not only wsb last Saturday’s running of tha Kentucky rejected If tha h**r u Derby practically without counterpart in respect to cloae alilig mtiug aay alcoholand I do** °Mj|n}Bhw throughout the annals of this classic event, but it furnished a fistic exhibition between two jockeys to add to am Lamont of J. P. Morgan the keen excitement which always attends these colorful Company had no aoonar writ racea a t Churchill Downs. •rtlcla for Colllar’a, In Coming down the home ntretch the two leading jockeys h* aald thpt America ami were seen to be bumping each other with every striae. in duller ara still th* Pictures which were developed after the race showed them thing* In tho world to tl* clutching at each other's clothing and saddle blankets, and th* Utritad Stata* aban waving their whips in careless fashion. After the finish ,th# gold lUndsrd and th* line had been crossed the losing rider lashed at the winner droppad thirteen percent. It with hia whip and In tears complained to the Judges that he to ahow that tf th* foaled. - Later the two came to blows in tha i’ want anything, the* bet- had-been rooms. . Jtm dressing The best that ran be aald Is that both boya wero guilty at UJIsUtly* session of rough riding and only a soothsayer would hazard a guess »r* hdV vrthr with much sb to which one gained an advantage, If any. As Is usually *4e«mpIUned. Rumor the case when there is a dispute over a decision In a sport, fr»JUha**** has It that an the alleged fouling or infraction of rules would not have . session cannot possibly b* changed the result. . That, with aj{ Um astrs Track exports are of the opinion th at had Head Play's It anUUa and all th* un- jockey held hia horae in reserve In the back stretch, he mao{a to bul­ ly, will not alt vary Would have had.sufficient spurting power left to have nosed Banstor* and out the winner. However, the fine points of riding can r had hatter gat have little raktnkiitlng effect on upbridlcd emotions as twt> •h dona, In a harry, and go Jockeys race neck and neck for the wire, and if the stake la kuffldently large one Is apt to see a resort to rough tactics. .T his la no lima to foot! Whichever jpekey was guilty of being the first ofritWg upon': th* Scut* fender, It mqat be said' d for both of them that there wc were 'o f burin*!*' mitigating circumstances which make their action not ao particularly a very, reprehensible. In .the first place they were both bo halls, tha flandford In the aacond place the race waa so close as to make a vgry suitable setting for rough riding.. And in important 'the third *'v" place the Btqka'_wI Pe e ‘the 'the greatest offered any jockey, th* dream of every exercise boy who ever breezed I tha trident tataat * " 8 a horss around a tracts to kome day ride a winner In the llUoAa, i: :a Kaatocky Derby. “ & " ■■61•• Tom lf*wklt*,.MIs* Annl# ll*wkins, and Mr. *nd Mr*. K«nt RotNlter rams In today with SO fin* trout. They refuted to tell whan they caught them but hid tha poles to prors that they had really bean flihlng. James Lt* was I* the city Wednesday from Pomona whaie ha la bookkeeper fur tha Zachary Lumbar Co. Among tha prominent vlallora to th* city yeslanhy war* J. tl. Roddluton, of Ganava, T. W. Lawton, of Orlario, O. Id, Jacobi, of Chuluota, D. H. C Rabun, of Pm U; C. W. EnUmlnfar, of Longvrood, W. V. Diain, of Lak* Mary, and Tildan Jacobs, of Chu* loot*. Mr*. J . It. RoumllUt was hostv«» of th* Entra Nous Club Wednesday afternoon. Mr*. C. 0. Butt mad* th* highest teot which won far h*r tb* prize, pretty fare dish. Guest* w*r Mr*. Georg* A. DeCoitea, Mr*. Gerlruda Knly, Mr*. C. O. Bull, Mr*. A. B. Wallace, Miss Elizabath MaLasghlln. Mist. Lacy Newsome and Mis* Mabel Bowler. IN THE Torres Straits bklsnds in ths E ast ladles; there i n ao trs*s * . «, euitsbl* for atiKM bulMlhg. So Um natives, a cruel, treacherous rseu, Import their esooss from tho Fly River Delta In New Guinea—snoUtsr place with an unbelievable reputation. Tho distant* between these two places la over four hundred mlfcn, and no native in that region travels even one-quarter of that diotaHcc. i , • *' . f* When • canoe Is wanted, the word la limply patted on from Iribo ta tribe. On the etrOngth of thki vagua order » eeOoe la TWh It k relayed back- Each tribe ef bloodthirsty czuutlbeJu teats and dlieuaeee It befere pausing It on- Finally ths payment, shell necklaces, ^pdor ptdnto, a m hands, make* Its way to the edaoo buOdara In tl* ao itt letnorely fsokiou. Thera Is rooam for ttilo habeaty In savages to whom phtfldy Is natursL If any of tho parties tn (Ms eOttiAeaUd tnutaariloti were to rtak brink dsbotteeL thrir credit we«hl ha rtdned. Aril 4ho«kh these nsUvae msy UB and eat eaeh athcr, they hold barter tavtofiqU. Even savogae nnderslsnd tlutt in rodtrietta It j f l f i b i d to be bee eat, and to 1st th* worfdlwaBsq yoiir hoskeoty! So h modcrit hoOhim. Adw rtlring must he hodsof. It to a proof o f hoaeoty. A produri’S Advertis­ Home Mixed Feeds hia goods stand on their own merlL You eon depend on Ml buy advert hard goods. SEMINOLE FEED CO. Ho'ean’t afford to derri v, m MUM secretary; H. tianaM. A. CaWWell, , w Frank, _. _.• pf, v ,, v ., U Thifn why U porn to - <• a : •*^*6 ,V ., ^A-i-.* ■1st A Cvwmsrela bm ford Hospital I Tho man whs sdvertlocn In Inviting your Inspection, Hp Is letting " “i t 2 m u. o*t oar *rt**a bnton y*u ksy Wo esn ssvo you mosey. Car. -49- ing tn Ih* beat guarani** of Its quality, oaefntnoaa'aad vahri. * Wp enrry a rompivte ... 0 W ri- 'tSbj'-B'w’i Any due Of 1 H SFs YEARS AGO ----- —.— ■ft Wf .ii'/r.c Q***f* *rv i v ; j . a* T. J. '-'fJtiy r ; d . • VI yd* ’ K* m An. V. N.VJ >iV.. in �^ w iry i Anxiety Is Caused By Absence Of Couple On Hop To Pacific Jacob*cm, (Continued from rag# pay back a great Jta l la they borrowed. “In other words, we *a#k correct a wrong and not to *r another wrong In the opposite rectlon. That is why pc being given lo thu adm inialrtl to provide. If nceesJary, for an t largement of xrrdit, in ordar existing wrong. "These powrra will be tlaad,* when, a*, and if It may h# necta# ssry to accomplteh tho purpose.* Going over his domes He pro* gram he pointed to an early pub*' tic work* hills designed to stimu­ late “ikrrctly and Indirectly tha employment of many other) wr'I-conaiitered projeflo." The Industrial supervlllwi L ut# now taking shape, h# raid, would l*c "well considered anti c srrvalive." • "Government ought to h*»* light and will have the right*', asserted, "after ^surveying i planning for an Industry to pra« twin** **:- j section* of the state, ami In th# t. amt: slat* of Texas. Duo to the fact MONDAY : the Juniors and Mra. Georg* Knight, Jr. iman, third! th e e two main set Ilona have 'a t Tempi* H N filil la niske, and A r t TVtor < May 8. - 0P I - and fourth luapectitoly. w i t h , ni*y* j . .owmodUy on the early cere of th* part ataaon of the Aux Mrs. Jean S. Adanu will b* host­ KANSAS CITY. Mar 8^-W7— twenty-on# and Iv e a 'jr perron-. gaax n.vraevift * v in i .m, iu: grapefruit* we ara Inclined to Farted down in a swirling sand­ ami hi* Uiary Bath Israel. 0>e members of esses for “ladle* day" a t tha San­ thing far adjournment -''1ud*nt* on th* Honor Roll f o r ^ j rexponalkle for their op- storm. Colonel and Mra. Lind­ tbe auxiliary entertained with a ford Country Clah. Tha Christian Endeavor chair of , Haadrtx Lyks, Bract Laeey, F. dinner and bridge party on Fri­ bergh spent Saturday night solely aneei Andrews, Pauline D*l-, , D, Scott, ta d Claud* Htradon n day evening at tha CeWry Clab. tha First Presbyterian Church h m l( tV. . U l u of the session*) More, JeinaUa Boftend. Loc> » « " s ‘ "a n y on the wlndswrpt plains of the oUr P*°pU. tM jt to D l l j m Beach yesterday Mra. P. Weinberg, Mra. J. Tall, will mc«t at 7:30 P. JC. n t tha major teflslatlon. Dobbins, Hoten D ata, E*»h«r I confused the use of arsenic la a Texas panhandle, enn'foriabty pro­ f t t Um afternoon. Ericson, Gladys Headarcon. Mary | practical way with the operation tected in their plane, while wrteEnacted lawi: end Mr*. X . Motet war* in (hafire church. MeGarvej.iof th , IMani Board during the spread feat a were raised for their Emergency bant and geM con­ Manning, Maigarot of irranremeht*. TUESDAY AN., McChwv, Betty McKinnon, ^'ru|t h'ly campaign which are not welfare. Fotlowiig dtnnar btldga game* trol. The Philathen Class of the First Claire Z actiry and XIaa Cornelia McRa-s, Kathryn Mnt.l-i (W Th , Pi , nt Hoard usesl Six hundred million economy. After the storm had subsided, Doandjr, of Jacksonville, were enjoyed until a lata hour Presbyterian Church will meet at ***n. Adelaide RleHer, M ir). , , |„ him Beer hgistatlon. the famous couple took off •from Richie. Marjorie Tlltls, ami Mari- ‘*'n lM,u"'U uf lo ,nf >t th* arrak-tnd at Daytona when scores were added and prixaa fl:00 P. M. a t th* home of Mra. Forest oonaarvalhm. an llnolrhan. Boys: Roy Dork dretl galloa* of w ater a"d applied llieir isolated landing place yes­ awarded. High acora prise, a hand H. B- Purdon. Plnahurst.. To be passed; holder, Sprolt ten g . IHchanl it eighteen to twenty-right times terday [Homing anil im ierd in The monthly bridge parly of tha bag, went to Mrs. James Toll Farm roltef-farm morlgagi^ |n- Smith, Kill .Stamper, ami I*# Stun-- during th* year. Th# method of Kan*** City at 12:13 1*. M., Cen­ whllp second high acora prlie, silk Social Department of the Wom­ applying arsenic to grapefruit we tral Slandarj Time, dusty anil 'fchfcst KrUpp will leav* tomor- hose, was given to Mra. Ram Ben. an’s Club will taka place at M S flstlon bill, awaiting House god el mm. r*w far Lakeland and Fort My Jamin. Mra. Julius Dtagfvlder cut o'clock at th* dub house wRh SanoU - agrramant on one amer<l-( Juniors: Thelma Pennon. Caro­ are told only’ require* one pound tired, en route to Washington, D. lyn Riggers, Martha RDhop, Na­ to on* hundred gallon* of water C., frt>|n Californio. fcfc id iptnd a f»w day* wtth re I low and was tha recipient of a box J. Adrian Brown and Mrs. A. C. menl. House vote# locky. Chamberlain aa boateaae*. Reser­ fMO,DOQ.OOO relief bill, flnsl omi Greer, Gorgrna Hart, Naomi and nna application. In ttur sectinn Their arrival brought relief to athrea. of stationery. Hutchins, Alice Kaoserman, Ma­ - central part of th# state we du# rarly In week. Mrs. Jacobson was presented vations may b# nude with tha ftieod* amt airmen, who had rian l.undquist, Mary Louiee It use I:■ 8hoal* ami Tennessee Nicltrf, Evelyn Nipper, Genereue have prattle ally no rarly grape- started a search and krpt n night a large crystal flower bowl. M. Jackson, of C m Tbe Junior High Sahool P.-.T. yj'lTT,, lo«ig. „ vteu I.ai..aU.uUUU..tte a m l) iteus—iu* ate .Jsarate . oialtaaL W o-js** U rdo rase, Mrs. BontsVs received a cry­ rTilon by House on Senate amivwl- Yarborough, and IRobert reorsun. and most pnifilabl* markrl. ,h,. the Smi(hwr-I. Smithwrri. to kpend a fvw day* wi'.h bar overwhelming majority of that la* Thera ha* been a tyll Intro­ stal vase, and Mrs. Check was the school auditorium fur inalullallon manta. Disposal expected this S,>phomures; Horriet Rrown. “I'm sorry," Lindbergh said. yaotrar, A n . J - W, .Mam. Florence Hardy, Aldlo* Harrison. duced to prohibit th* ii>e otear "People shouldn't worry. It's li­ ikutry, unfair pracllio and to en­ fecipienl of an Edgar A. Guest of officer* and nnnual report* of wet 4. Home mortgage $2,000,000,000 Marian Haynes, Mary laiulsc Mt-r- fenic In growing vegetable* and able to happen nn> time in tha force this agreement hy tha an* motto, mementoes of tha occasion. committee chairmen. Ihtirily of ihe government." The Fidelia Clara of the F in l refinancing bill, passed by House, iwethrr, Muriel McIntyre, Ads w* aro wondering th* effect of this Western country." Those present were: Mr*. Ar­ ^ |H r v s/vd Mra. K. H. Taylor ha*r Singlrlary, Margaret Squire*, Telling of his entry Into tha toTtd freio Gwlr bom* on Oak thur Jacobson, Mra. J. Fleischer, Prabyterian Church will meet at awaiting favorable Sens!,, action. Margaret Taka -h, Jewel Giles, prohibition in our celery section. After their plnne was rviuehst Securities .regulation bill. (Mused Marline Torrance, llerachrl Item- It seems that we must he consist­ here', lh# Undbrrghs JuporS.j for While llou-e two months turn, lh* leada* to 2 M South Sanford Mr*. Dave Bonlske, Mr*. James 7:30 o'clock a t the home of Mrs. Toll, Mrs. M. Moses, Mr*. J. Ding- H. M. Rqmbiry. 186 Rotate Ave­ bF House, Sonata prospect* good. by, and boys: O. P. Herndon, Wil­ ent. Th# greatest Injury, aa wc see the I k it at 2:MH I'. M. and rcacheil I'realder.t -alii, "»e were faring Aranaa. serious problems the country /elder, Mra. 8. Iltrschowlls, Mra, nue, with Mra. Rnmbley and Mr*. Railroad r* orgsnUstlon legis­ liam Speer. Orville Tourhton. and It, if there I* any, on the changing 81. Louis at I P. M. was dying by inches." He added: George Andert.tn. of this tew os to Grapefralt, would 8. Benjamin, Mr*. Charles Kanner, Claud* Howard aa hoatiuse*. lation hearings begin today. Of the fierce sandstorms of the W, H, Sbtpherd, commander of Mra. Prarl Mots, Mrs. Rose “The situation in Ihat crisis did The Fidelia Clara of lh* FUrt Freshmen: Elliabelh Brigham. he th* publicity that would be District of ColumhU appropri­ Campbtto-loaai* Poit of t h * Moss, Mr*. If. O. Moore, Mrs. F. Baptist Church will meet a t 8:00 ation bill, in confer*ncu between Mildred Caldwell, l,o«i*-» Ker*<>y, giren. by competitive sectinn.*. Southweste,he said: nut tall fur any «.implicated eon* “It's hotter to ( it down tha.i go siiV-ration of economic panacea* or AmeSrUah Legion, left today for Weinberg, Mr*. F. A. Gordon, of P. M. at th# home of Mra. S. II. Kathleen Riley, Nora Riley, Mitt) This It stem* would'apply also to House and Senate. * 'JtroJgh them Chapman. Oris Saunter«, Dorvthy vegetable*. Marina, Cibn to attend th* con- Philadelphia. Mrs. Awnowita, of English. MM Wiat Eighth Street. farcy pln»-v We were faced by a Independent offlees appmpriaHe said the storm struck them condition uml not a theory," rantlop of tha American Legion. Miami, Mrs. Victor Check, and The executive council of the lion bill, reported to House for Clause, Anne Jean Uan’t, end "W* aer Informed that approx! b ijs: Frink Brnjsmln, J o h n with blinding firry four hours aft Lauding Congress fur |U top* Christian Endeavor Society of th# early action. Mra. J. T. Griffin. Mauser, I. P. McCultrr, and Jack matvly aeventy-flro percent or the er Ihey had headed hi* m l nnd purl of him in the emergency, bn First Presbyterian Church will growers and shippers In Ihe ren Gaa-tax renewal bill, reduction Morrison. Friends of Fulton Heater will hlntk monoplane Eastward from insisted there had been no «ut» hold it* monthly business meeting and transfer of three ' porcunt Iral section of the state are In THE INTF.HCI.A8S TRACK tagfat to learn that ha underwent Albuquerque. N. Mrs., at 3:31 P. lender of |mwvr. a t 8:00 P. M. In the session room electric lax from consumer to favor of lifting this ban. They <ki MEET an opera ti on for appendlclli* "The function of Congrvsa'', ha at the church. All officers, leath ­ producer, pass d by Ileus* due The four classes of the school not seem agrrrd pa to the bene­ M , kfounlain .Standard Time 8al * Frhfjty afternoon at th# FernaltL ers. advisors, ami committee chair­ rsrly approval hr Kenotuv com­ held a Irrak meet .on Thu.sduy'. ficial effects- -on Tangerine* and urtfrty, with a fresh supply of ga* said, "i* lu decide what has tq b# * LantgMon Memorial Hoapltal. Apr. 87, as |>ait of this yrar's we would h« opposed to amend­ nllne in continuation of Ibiir dun# and to select Ihe approprUt* men are urged to alterd. mittee. flight from Glendale, Calif., to the agemy to enrry out certain of tha program of intramural*. Altlimigh Kata Smith's first starring mo­ Other legtstetlon p nding: two of th* boys' rete) even-* weir ing this law *s to Tangerine*. Nalional Capital. WEDNESDAY. purposes of lh# f'ungrraa. Thl* Thirty-hour work week bill, postponed beiausc nf rain and Are. W. J. Morroaln hail at he- tion picture, "Hello, Everybody", "We wish to thank you fur Ihe Tli# two were* forced down Central and Asalea Circle* of c o m m U te r r e w rltln f a lie r h e s r a story written especially for her -ktAMa Sunday - at- her homo, on valuable »u vice u n d ered thus far ",uuuawhar*-iuiitti-uf-Auiaxilla^— was cunstitiitlnnal ami in kraping growing-itetkjicjr.. the Sunhnmure w hh-th# past At tier Ira a tratHtlag.' Palmetto Avenur, her parent*, Mr. by Fannie Hurst, has been booked the Gardeir Club will meet a t 10:80 inx*. Prospects this session doubt­ Class had such a ling- mini bet of In *oun<ilng out public sentiment Explaining lie was flying northM. at Central Park before Granting ih it mistakes w oy.W end Mra. Edward Kummer, and for tha Milane Theater, Tuesday. ful and tied up ith pending deci points that ihi-y were crnisideied and to thank Ihe |rruple of Semi* ward of tbe regular line of 'he' The "Songbird of the South", visiting I,ake Charm Orchid G*r- slun hy idmnlstratliin nn plans fur ** having won the mo". The note Cnunly for Ihe way In whlih Trans.unlinrntal and W e s t e r n made hy himself, Kuos#Volt said her brother and »l«ter-ln-law, Mr. den a* the guest* of Professor T, ’ ■ ................. ■ -U..-I,.” had ema»*eil a tulal <»f Soph __ ______ -imply; "J have no expectalfear «ff and- Mra. Edward Kummer, J r , of one of radio's first ladies, was Air, Inc., on a direct hop toward making n hit every lime I com* Mead. Each section will pro­ irdustry'y self-regulation undet 1*1 1-3 (minis, white the Seniors, they have teiponiVd, tlgnad for the picture after audi­ government supervision. F tftta . Kants'* City, Lindbergh said he lh* nrarest c<imj>elllor. had only "Yoyr* very truly, ences throughout the country, who vide a 'te n th . All members ami Glass lank regulation till, Ch; points. The Freshman and hoped to cut southward Into >hr lo Ini. What 1 s.-ck Lx th* hlfffts "C. W. ENT7.MINGKH. applauded her work In "The Big friends of the Garden Club era waiting approval by Senate honk­ Junior dosses weie in Ihiril ajid wirrte-s liraron, hut th# streng'h c-l possible hattlrg avetage, no4 "It. J. HOMY." A n J. H. Bagwell end X be Broadcast", In which she made an invited. »rly for myself hut pir thu teanaP ing committee, du* iwrly 111 the fourth |dai«-s ies|n,ciivelyt with uf the storm prevenlrd. Regular program of th* I-ltG*eiW Bagwell, of Tampa, apent appearance with 14 other radio ExpruOalriK (he thunk# of L'o*» week. Prospects for final -passage little b-tter than lotnljr qiuint* Picking lb,, most likely area erature DiV*rtm*nt of the Wom­ (ho wee\-enO bore with Mr. and itara, set up a clamor for more each. Ktess uml of lh# ndmluislratkll this s ns ion hasy. available, Lindbergh dipped to a Th# Junior Class In pre.etillng an's Club will take place at 3:30 Mra. t . C. Bolt. They were ae- of her. Attentive theater manag­ The results of es.h ,-vent weri "Who Wouldn't lie Craay!" i>l> saf. lauding. tur “public support", he assured St. laswrent* waterway treaty The <olb(Anted h*». by Mra. Boll'a ers throughout Uie country, Ihtlr 'clock at the club house. ttni yd. that “every ounce of strength sod with Canada, awaiting Senate rat­ as fulhiws: liny.' tallied the first "hundred-dclWr"I couldn't walk more than IWt ther, lira. D. M. Bagwell, who car* cocked to patrons' tVmands, public Is Invited. Rfgular busi­ ification, may not get through dash: Cooke. Junhir, first; Smith, crowd since the Ihmuii days—o '■very rvsuurc# at our ninunand w# ness meeting will be held at 3:00 ) enter, se nnd. Tmn* 1!.*l. Mite sure sign of Ihe return of pros­ yards from Ihe ship wit.iuul losing hove devoted to ihe end of Justify* communicated the intelligence to thl* a walcn. sight of It," he said. run: lininage. Senior, in I'rar- perity. 'cluck. to Hollywood, and Hollywood was Roosevelt proposals awaited: son. Sophomore, second. Time. Night fell with dust and sninl leg your lonfiduicp." Member* of the Sarah Parker Authority to orate down tariff* h.48. 2*.’U yd. ilash: Smith. Senior, Hr outlined 111- four objoetlng whtsllmg through lh# air. Forming a rptyriy apeading y*a- quick to act. Methodist Orphanage Club will Miss Smith is th* central char­ havr an all day quilting nt the In cencert with powers ol world rirst; Cookr, Junior, second. Time It o v . Ilram of the Kpiacolull tli# Lindberghs worn ready in lh.- intent, limit:I m-gutiatlonB terdly In Jacksonville were: Mr. Kontwe,.Freshman, us fo.low *: Prohshly JtT. Shat pul: Church gave n wveiy Inili.lJcrest* , , a * .* 1pal '* * * % -»»!*■ i,t s M i*) ) n 1 ■ Jr IF gw H *'* fnr eiiiergencips. wntl Mra. J. B. Ovtatt, Mra, Ratal acter In a simple, touching story. church annex. Covered dish lunch­ economic conference. first ; Yancey. Senior, second. D.<- jn< talk upon "Citizenship" Weil- -“ We passed n very inmfnrtahl. bund flnanrcd and directed at un­ Aa leader of a group of farmara "F lrtt, a | nvral reduction o ff edttfrtSh, Mra. Margaret Banbow. eon nt noon. e, 37 3 . 110 yd il ■ • t* V, nesday of Iasi week as . spec si night," -uiil lh# flier', wife. employment rell.f, still In forma­ loner, mnmnicnt anil through thl* th* Mira Grace Oelatt, and Mlta Ruth whoeo properly Is threatened by hes, Sophomore. Hist; < « « • , „ rt Df ,hr "H,,y,* Wrak" pruFRIDAY tive stag*. Indication* aro that Hughe: a power company which Insists The plnne was equl. ped f •! iriimyul ‘lit (be fi-nr of lavnslnff Benbow. or, second. Time, tut... II g 1 being given in this city. Junior, Regular meeting of Salllo Har­ Initiation bond Issue rrmmmemkd jump: Woodrow Hanson. on destroying their lands to make ^ |th „ UKh this talk was mfuui liaiumn. Soph .-mpn..i- ^Ithnugh mPanl shaping nnd they had aboard n r :d armed attack, and, at the aoma a name for herself on the radio, rison Chapter cf the D. A. R. may not nceed half a billion. more, first; Andrew Harnmn, S#ti- r .,,r t [,]|y for o„. |k,v,, * f|ne lee supply uf food sufficient lo lu.-t Hole, n re kirthui in srmamesk . A W ng those from her* a pend­ in nn alToA to raise fund* with will lake (data at 3:00 o'clock at io-tx, In older to help In tha bate ; lor, second. Ilelghlli, &U. H '- i WBS receives! by Isiys an I ."it liny*. Jump: Smith. Senior, first: 1 **' Ki,|M,|ikc. We riu.ll l.n.k forward ing yeeterdby afternoon at Day- which to battle the case In court. th.i home of Ml»* Perry l-ee Bell, gorarnnirnt Sup|n r and lirenkfust wen- ratton. Sophomore, second. I ista '•[(„ unother visit from Itcv. Ilram. in nt Ihe grounded 1110111', Inr the reduction of taxation. ton* Beach w*ra Mr. and Mra. Sam Cnalow and Arthur John­ Celery Avanua, with Miss Itell 17V'. 8W) yd. dush: Hughes, || |-(1) and Miss Ruth Hand a* hoatewr*. Wall aro W. Ball, Miaa Emille ston wrote four new aonga espe­ from human habitation. "Secondly, a rutting daw n' o t nmore, first; llarnagc, Senior, -e _ lin g It, Maxwell Stewart. cially for Mis* Smith*! use in the Election of officer*. With the (lorni subsiding, tin- lh# l ruik* harriers, in order to rg> onsL Time. 138.3. tnsrus; Smug iTha quarterly rally of *11 Chris­ picture. They are "Moon Song”, ler. Junior, firxl; Kuntfr, Frr«1i Srninr |)«v, whi'h wu. poxl mlplr look off nhool !l:3l) A. M. riavt the flow of cxchang# of '• | Im ra K m liiy n f tjh l torwk. < ■illtal Klaodanl Time, foe Kan* m ips urd goods between nation*. Mr. a ad Ml*. Roland S. Read "Ilckaninnis* Heaven", "Out In tian Endeavor Societies of the Or­ In rrlehration of National Mu- man, xevond. tiirU rvunU: ftO y»l. %%ill Ih* hrfil i»n Prlilay of till 4 sss City, unaware Hist nt Icnsi *pa a! the week-end in Mulberry a* the Great Open Spaces", and lando District will be held at H;00 tic Week, a special program was ‘ Third, th(. setting up of atxbl* P. M. at lh# Christian Church in given this morning at th* Sanford Senior, fIral* Shaitui. \h»'4*k. Mo-*! »if lh** Sviiinr* will U> sit planes were tearcltiug for lisa*bm of cutrrtuiex, In ordar ; tKt guett* of Mr. and Mra. E. B. "Twenty Million Peopla.” second. Time, 8.3. 73 y'L dash «ei-n at Daytona “hiowning” th.-n Klealmmee. Member* of all Chris­ Grammar School during th j Ui'H them, thi.l friends nlong Ihe way (hat I rude cun muke contract* Lawrence, formerly of IbU d ty . tian Endeavor Societies of thl* tar ehafiel iieriml with represent* Sharon, Sophomore, trrst; Davbl# bulks. We stttreiely hope Ibul had waited un nil nigh* for word ahead. • W • Senior, second. Tims, II . High they will not gel an nvrnhtse. city are Invited mul that communication wire* lire* uf ihe American U-si"n jump: Mr. a n t M u. J. Allan Blount. "F’nurlh, the ir-cstahllalimnit : Wrighl, Sente. fii<l; were burdened wllh messages ran- frlemiiy relution* amt greater « Auxiliary in allrnilanre. Jr. announce the birth of a daugh­ Crawford, Senior, secowl. I0tt yd. EXPRESSES THANKS Th,. Caesar Club, under Ihe ill. cernlng their safety. One nf Ihe features of Hip pm dash: Sharon, Soplumnrn’, flr-ti ter SaUuday afternoon at the fiderco brlwrrn all natlona," emit! wu. the present*'.Ion >f t» lUrksori, Sophomore, sei-onil. Base­ rrrlinn of Mrs. Maxwell, is having By way of observing national Imprn ild-Laughton Memorial Hoaa picnic at Han I arm to Springs to­ Rev. Isa Hurston, p*rt»<* ef 'rnnip,! piclutr uf Genrral fi-l n .1 ball throw: Powell. SnpX>mnri>. music week, Mrs. R. R. Pippin and „ , ,, , ... Hn|dt I I'or.'hlng to the srhonl hy 3*'*. .1. first; Kinlww, Krtwiunan. second. morrow. Approximately 3< Caesai Mis* Mildred Nix presented their "learwater Missionary *” *• "• Bn,l Mr*. L. Y. Broad Jump: Allen, Sophomore, Student, are rX|H-ct#d to attend. Colored Church here. Imhy ex­ II. Col.'liuigh, music chain.mu ul Mr. am) MV*. S. 0. Chaw and piano pupils in a recital cm Satur­ first; Brown am i’ Merriwvthn. The group will leave for thet B rian ure planning to leave Sat Mra. S. 0. Chaae, Jr- a rt expected day evening at the home of Mrs. pressed hi* thsnks and nmiie h ibo American Legion Auxlbary, in I lie) Freshmen. »r nnd. Standing spring- at 6:30 in the alter noon' uidny for Hope Hound where tten to the momhers of hi i n urrli. behalf nf the Auxiliary. The pie broad juuui: Hickson, Sophomore, ami enjoy swimming and other'tlicw will k| m-iii| n few weeks ns R b rates* tonight from Asheville, Pippin on West First Street. A who lost night surpri ■I 1 1m nM- lure was awarded to the seteeil first; llattei n, Junior, second pastimes, a picnic lunch will hr the guest, nf llm Inlter's sister, N. C. where thay MV* bacn spend­ large number of rilemls anil rela Uvaa of the pupils was In attend- er a service that w** w-l| n 1 •imI- as a prise In the pupil* for team­ ttaxskrtImiII throw: Powell. Soph.- served. They will return horn, at Mr*. E. I'. Bowman. ing Mveral day*. H:30. »d, by presenting him wi'h a Inrge ing several patriot!* songs. It. nc* iiii>rv, firxl. ante. *por*r rrptlng the picture Mra. Pearl S. Thi*if atilt remain* The largo reception room wh«re basket of groceries. Itahhitt stated that the Fifth 1.1 Iw played in this )e«r< Intru Do lor Spencer spent the week­ the guaata'Irtr# received was dec­ W. J. Mpiri-nti, who Is spending i ,unrie, Tlirse iiivlr.-te volb-y-batt, Grad* taoght by Miss Ruse Hurt diamond M l, golf, and swu.mi lig. end In (Irlandn visiting friends. orated for tha occasion with i , Pippin, pianist. the summer rtionlhs in l.akelnnil put on a special program »f the At pii'sent Ihe Sofhorworr 11**’ profusion of bright-colored gar­ "Angels' Sattnailc", R»*ewig o,l hitsitiess, was hero yerterdsy patriot 1.' sung* recently and for is Lj.ling in the contest lor Hi# den flower*. WP *r# sorry tu hear thn' 3 Ii' w li 111# family. Jimmte Lappln. that rrasln lh# pi'lure will l> * cup that Is given J o th" eUs" Number* on the program wore Duet,'"Tha Duka's Song", Venh jurio tJuBos# Is in Hie ho.joint hung In her room for a short lime gaming the most po.n'r HI Inter* after undergoing an o|#-ratian fnr presented as follows: and "Hagpy Farmer", It.•Schu­ before being plmcwl In the audito­ d as. competition each year, r-s.n appendicitis last Thursday. \VMrs. Winified M Donald, uf “Spring Kong”, Mendelssohn—Eu mann—Elixabvth and Gladys rium. clus* is giving il* i" s ite llaptonn Beach, spent yesterday hope that she will la: buck with u» gen* Cnchraft. li.1* trophy. We will • '• soon. Jilt Pippin. here as the guest of -Miss Jeanette The entire program was given gaining tempt lu giro * report of the re JM*d Mr*. O. E, Sandstrom "Good Night, My Lota", Williams -Th# Shepherd Boy", Cl. D. Wilson as follow*: Ijiing, (Ink Avenue. Mr*. Mcllon0 -------- —Evelyn Stilts. contest*. 3 » birth of a ion Friend “Th* •-“ * Hop*", GwM- Sung, “America the Rcaullful." maining“UP nlil a»d Miss lacing left today nt IN THE A lit Friends of Margaret lienm-t Duat, "Com* to School", Spalding ’■if 'M thalr home, 134 ■chalk—Mary Glldewell. and Scripture Reading, Scb.sil. The Seminole High Music De­ ill h« glad to know lh#t she i- noon for llnvuiui, Cuba where they —Carol Jean Nig and Jean "Old English Song"—Gladys lilt v a n O v ^ fto n * Beach, Talk nn Mother)' Day, Mr*. I'* irl partment presented "Up In The doing well after ho operation for will attend th# convent ion of till' Maxwell. teal was formerly con­ A ir" sn operetta In l*o arte, in ppendlcili* last week. Pippin. American Legion and the Ameri­ S. Babbitt. nected with Iho Paata! Tetegraph "A Dark .Cloud Goes Passing By' Du*t, "Th* March of Prosperity.” Slat* tong, -“Suwanro River,' th# high school auditorium Friday can Legion Auxiliary. Adair—Jassl* M. Durden. at B;(H) P. M. The operrdl*. which Company aa manager la Bartlkrd. A LITTLE HUMOR Vlctar-e-M#»y Glid*wvl| and Fifth Grad*. _ Du«t,' "Invitation to th* D aart1*, took the form »f a mush ai 4 *m~ Plano aolo/ MW, Louise Peikifis. Mia. Pippin. In Mr. 1-ehrmin',, General -Hi irdy, W O * a greut succera. It was Weber—Jessie Durden and Sid Among those from Slumber Song", Warner and Kong, “America," School. directed hy Bra* i ’ltflard Hhinlto. enea doss last week — ,_mi -to tens* tewortttv To aUend *. e#y Nix. Jr. “Partalan Serenade", Viclur Piano nolo, Harold Haskins. Bobbie Hevcher—Mi. l.elimnt), x«r xml wax uniter lh*. auxftrfi of tha aantal dtectaaa convention of "Huron War-Dane*”, Mato and R*nlea~M arg>rrt Van N*s*. Song. “S tar Spangled Banner," the Junior CJa«*. Th# I'r-gram lh* barometer's frilling isn't i< " "G rtrahoprirs", Scaraeoll Mm CMert, MJTkV'Uj “h'qnllt Bought", L. J. Brar— School. was given in fine style »"« l 1*# Mr. loihman—Y'e*. I belie'i- il Jean Maxwell. audiene# tefl 1-e huibli »g with a ia. Amerl.-ana' Creed, Sixth Grade. Eliiaheth Pippin. Bright Hlude (from renr of I Duat, “Sweet Clover Walt), Heist Duat, "With Wind and Tida", At th* ctos# of the program It keen serta* uf apprrrm'mn for Hr# We are adding seventy , L 1 elaat)—Quick, somebody cate —Frknatt Bran and Carol Jega Georg* W. MeRory,, Mftennd Mrs. Hawltt—Iren# Glidvwell, Mar- waa staled (hat th# achmd spun- ■work Miaa Sliinhote.r tuoP done. dollars of equipment to ’The work of VI** S lnhotaar in Mra. EiVast .Nl«. , . sored a special Poppy Dm sn.l 'f e te Heywsrd Walker, g o rtt Van Kara. tetter servo th# public. Marjorie Bonixke say-' h#i| tha high srhiKil » fin# music Mrs. AUan Btaaa, Mra. "Vais* ItlnlAtut#", Ewlng-Robart “Vteresa Refrain", Felton and Boys' Week program last week nt giving know, what te wrong with o ?rr us and rava money. department e.rn " . # r h(u'ly apX B. Nobel, and R. P. Montauditorium ----- It has acoustic “Marcaau CaracUrealique". II. th# school with T. U Dumas a* ptwrlated. c 113 W. First St. Dvorak—Cornelia A. Woltenkaupt—Iren* Glide tha main sprakar. At lids time Look for our column each M represents!ires of th# Amtriean u'.k ulei-t hard U t paopl j wi;. 1 .4 V w*U. ef tha Volgg Boat- Duat waits by Strauss—E lnslxlh Legion Auxiliary w*r( present. tint#*, but th.-; can't .-top this one, day afternoon. ro—Doria and Robot! _________ _ . •A d. Gladys lil* Pippin. dLceordlaa solos, “ Rigotetto Quar a .its„ ft .11 _t Cam# Cre*plair, Kate VaHi and titf'l___fis “Vivarita Wc now have n Complete Stock of may' Ire rtu d e M d “Tha CIowb". Blahar • Foljia" Ptettro D*iro— Mr*. andd licallhy b f vPlppla, with Mira Nix a* piano lily. .----It d isaeh d — d aily Renton-Daria ynucous (dm. and acranpaaUt. Bar* Bo- *-» • -.fir’E S jr ta s : H h- «• . •“ • S» rarraffirm1leaingnr— Kate SJmlth Stars In Milane Film Tuesday lining nf Music Week Program Prceented At School Piano Pupils Stage Recital Saturday To-Night Last Times Martin’s Garage ............. ta '5 S j f i ! E Tuesday Only E s D ftffil jut crmdiiHSi re*-----StoikiHl £*J /?s/irrt«X4 ‘ nna nor anything ___y used and rr---____it and adult store ilo, “Msledy of Lott". MX*igteTr»IX on siyixsT » man—Cornslia McRae, vioilnlat,! Sunday of Mr. Berry's aU l.r, Mrs. - W l M U W TC tH fA N Y P«H Hi K • » la st Okie iu .x t, Cktea^~ 1 MIUm # Mts. Htlaist. Uhl Mro.1 MissU Nolag. lM W * V M r a w r o a ^ « M B g a a m b M U W ^ i I Mrr..rad .r a d Mr*. II. D. Barry, and Mrs.. Thom Thom** Hawlatt and son. of its Engl#- Winter Garden, ware th* gu#*t* / ____ tiOZIER & GAY’S QUALITY PAINTS "Beat For The South.” i.StANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. 204 Sanford Avenue hudgata rad � 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 08, 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 08, 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/eeecae1ad803933a5347152c79f2f952.pdf 1f1b3a563a8a4627489f89775c4c5dc3 PDF Text Text • I 0 • 7. •• it i 3 »> f THE WEATHER t 'j Generally fair tails hi aid Streday. * 4- H ea r! Vegatabto Bptl u d Richest Garden Load. N W to h a d SW T VOLUME XXIV AN INUEPENUEM |),\||.V NEWSPAPER UCCESS MX W h ite S a x V ic tim P itc h e r O f H o ld - U p NUMBER Pies Cm la A O p r BANFORD, FLORIDA. SAI IR D A Y .M A Y «■ >933 Member Associated Press KELSO GIVES K id n a p e d C h ild TAX CRUSADE^-"? ^ i w « Senate Refusal To Merge 'on gangsters; S ta te9s Tax Department ADDRESS ON S a fe ly H o m e A ft e RELIEFWORK $ 80,000Is D e liv e r :T0BESTARTED CHICAGO. May 0.- < * > Four shotgun bandit* hate Chart** Barry, catcher Tor.the Chicago Whit# So* anJ three other person* priaonari fot TALLAHASSEE. May 8.-U 1 i.ut ng the last political .-ampnlf-i more than twa hoirx while ^ —Th# Senate yesterday rcfu>.J I pay patr nagu, .-eralor Whitaker. Tampn. de­ they rants *ked the apartment «.» mars* lb* motor vehl-e deand escaped with Jewelry val­ •xrtment With the iK relaiy of clared that Oltla* charge, were F i e l d R e p r e s e n t a t iv e | i i n / ; r r - j j A ^ r r t h e r C o n tin u e d T » Ad v ,a :» . u trie but that they appliei To th ued at 91U0 and 1180 in cash. G o v e r n m e n t P l a n n i n g : i u u .t A m e ik a ’R E ffo r t A t O f R . F . C . D e liv e r s J U D tlE i U l A N U E i d i 1(<. B yi tag drpjrtment a* w*l: Tha robbery occurred in the C a m p a i g n S u c h A S I t b t W I l tharged that lh # -ia g -iU E c o n o m ic * G o o d w ill s« t . past aiminiatration* ther . apartment e f Joaaph Barry. *ei ictary to Uiuli Comiakey, R e s u lte d In P r is o n S S T _ S_ _h w governor* f«»r II named a f r.ner newspaper­ F a ils T o W in S u p ­ man he said was givtn a J b in president of th# Whit# So* a* . T e r m F o r A l C a p o n e -pclitlcal patroiag#." p o r t O f P a r lia m e n t (| V i n Mr*. Barry « M entertaining ______ Heated debate mark I defeat <1 he .1 urtirent "Ju*t to pre*» Robert P. Kelno cf Washlngtoh. IT * -------guest*. II A K W I C H P O R T , klaaa.'' i rillCAG O . May A —(Th An in -! the kill, which had been i f fere I egert" the aiimlnlaUatlon. LONDON, May 6 — (A.P.) Many senatira joined in Ah. field repr lenlalive of the Rec nMay g.— (A.I’ .)— Kenneth M ' * enme ta* cruaad. ag«ln«t gang-.by GillU of I> •’ unlek Spring., Finer:# Corpocatl'ri, Cyril Buck, brother*, th* h t l* * ' — An^r'ca’s first big move .tera an.l alleged police rind p> It origins ly called for Iran,- !, at . II ill id. ef Bar ow, .aid strtictlon the nineteenth annual M i l l e r O n l y O n e A f :-h • bill sh uld h * pasted to * nt- broupht an* af thaa* as th* heal “ Bahi*. ; for giving the world econom­ p r i f M n i ? T E R R U R iw « i ■>»"• * ho n{ »£• to r ptfy. purify and make more a c - State C nference of S . ial « o :s f c c t e d B y R e s t r a i n - 1 v is a I he kidnaped Marfirot ic conference a constructive I f M l i l l U r l E l l U l U U i m i l l ’nns ..r doliare from legitimate Dollar but Slkra. St. Pet re o * r** « cal stale e ver.iment In Flor- rrs to a c »** h ■ • ,<rly McMath waa recovered, ware, 3 boaters* through oitlaw labor un- am'-'ded it to real *e'relary o. in g O rd e r O f C o u rt ■ ranairn an I a'terroon with a timely a.l.!re*s j>W lB<A 4 wUhJMtwwgUlg n l w ftUH’a*JlAt4ha»«%t«aa««raiuinaim #*w*uaaw* ^ .t— . "rrreTyflbTkf-iWT^.-rwwcreRre — ‘ un^r* (si li« s^d the tag depatlmf T yar.y platr rqv*. General Daniel Nt*4haa agt- . 3j I’revident Futch took th * Ito r and Future-, an adurre. that eveFrank l » Miller, and ro other aounred that th# R**h hawthara gain the support of the Brit­ a n 1? A n r C P D l D C n w*r »"d#y by the federal govern- had been a pvMfcal machine ant lt.ta irr.1 a rone t o hrlg.tt p:eture i el.ctr'r light consumer, la the K t U t o t a l D t U i ment. The mov, U .long the line, that governor after l » v *-n r in in to nppoJf th* bin. II* * * ll ish government , of p r . ant unemployment relief „ n|y |0, al person affe ted by an were .rodvr arrest, Cyril aa O ft,, the > v id I n t me#n economy a* go-between and Kenneth aa t i e " * * 11 ! 0f the enipslim that tent Al Ta- Florida had uaad l* and other* nnillllnne, and a warning that 1 ordtr restraining the F’orida with oli" r ‘ 'W"1* * 1 ■w,ilin| work wnul.* have to go on th man In th# car nh* war* a Mask ' pone to prison. i “ f»r political pltron.gej n r i t a l r 'a le n t there appeared ni -Uplaaa v r are plunged int- a Towar and l.lght Company from hood when th* l>*l waa rretaCeJ The rtret of a down ganr-*e-«. lie e*ee?t* ' the pre. nt admin «im r a* now. _ Jut night of making «lf»e- A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l D e majc* C nflirt thla sum-.-er. th’ ! making an additional 10 patcant It w u’cl mr«n, ••Id, thlt ta tha fathar, Tim Bv'k’a vrtos i ' ^ n ifu a e n fl oslic) rtpiiinii, i n j polllIcIeh« t»>; iitritjons timing winter will he far s o ts ' e s>n ninthly \II*. bared lira an armistice in th* xconontk qaaatUaad m m tlm* bafare th* c la r e a R e d s I la y c d ^ undgr lnv#ttig*tlnn wu Th?motor v«h.:U tmMt th. se retary i t elate instead of than the past on# ha* been” . t pn „ | | rant per kilowatt hour warfare among th* nation*. (Cnntlnufd On rage Two! arrest* wet, ana*ua#*d. Tn P a r t Fll D is t u r b a n c e ported to be Murrey Humphrey*. 'pky-roH, h -charged, was ron up Th# Confer W e had come If. * r ij f , when the person fails to pay No outiight rvfuaal of co roars* af an#atl*nlng, N#*dkami ; a i'cct(*nr to Al Capone a* -public) ’’ ' ■lima* in the annual banquet, the hill within 10 day* eftee it ta operation cam* from Downing aald Kaaneth adaittad kavtog.. DBS MOINES. May «.-bF>- |enemy No. 1“ It O C IT E D / J iy r iU •de U:n of officer* and dellv . 7 rendered. - r Street. whan Prim* Mltlxtat had 118.000. Tw* ath*c a m « w - - ~ ■of th# prea'dantlal addr**. staged llcmphrry*. a eoung man nc re , U . |J# 1 L l A i l l \JIT U l l Thie verrestwWed :ate yesterday MacDonald bald aaiion* with hit \ reign ef tarrrr induced by being aanght Needham said. at the Parish Hnu* . last night threata of viol nee wa* *preaflng I spertable family and good educao n r s n i q . f i A n n t n in aft-moon hy Circuit Court Judge cabin#*, lo t it wa# undai stood Asked wkether he baliavad tha 100 srcial and welfare with nearly ■ver northwest I .va farms when i tinn. has tern charged wllh bring j H it 1111 « I I K r A K J Millard It. Smith after Th# HerHlr Kotor* Vanlittart, paimanart 1 •vurkare iP attendan:e. The ban- j ^ hl|j a|If> jy gore to prase with brothers ware aaahava nf th* ’ under aacrvU y o f foralgn affair* nati'pal guardsman were tailed j the “man behin.1 the s ones- in kldnaplar gang, ka replied tor' •pi . pre adtd a day of meeting* . B nfW || , lory, base.! on hit orlgt~ ha « Informad Noiman It. Davla 'ntn action last we •'«, Attorney . bombings since Jan. t. iloicns of balUvtd It t* b* a good asa imp- * ' and senior., that were sald^ t» ' n>| ordtr. corrartaly statPrtdufrt Roore\«liV< nagcliator General O’Connr.- charged yester- kidnaping* and the many “one tlaw. way ridea” that have bolstered have had n> W|MM ii rrf ,n_ * ton ‘ j ,„g that the genarfl public aa !ay. <>f tha Inabl tty of lh« Britfth gov hi Cotra I orriulft- f,r K' hlltoiy. Enthusiastic re- . w“ , |( y r Mm,r w„ affeetad. Returning from the seen • of re­ eangilrm'a strangle holJ h, <nt|-| eminent to egra* to any imratdi " I s ^and n i 1A A tmn ee rr iid da n W H aV v ee G roW w eCrf S L e jglS f i s IH l a - crpilon wa* given every speaker, m idatlon na certain industries a n W a s T o llR G rO S a y s IjC Jui|({fl Snl|,h nr.fere.l the reata true*. ar a.tn to a true* frorr cent ri't* at farm mortgage sale* W O O D S HOLE. Mwtoy, rit changed so as to v ! B een K e y s to n e O f. tC T B S h o u l d B e “A d - particularly Judg. ^ n- i F r . i n i n g tha opining of tha r onomie con­ vnd the abdu’tlon of a district union*. Another against whom evidence. , ', ' . >. . 1 • • /. re — * l _ . o 4 ' . ' i nsullant of the Chlldr fl • May 8. — (A .P .)— Nall Mc­ apply only to Mr. Mllltr when ludge. O’C'.nnor laid the blam • ference uMopa B. Hair’s tariff poA D O r tllC . ------- . . . . . . . . altorreys fnr the puwvr company, Math, hia 10-year-old daugh­ aiUon la pfaltered by *afegu*.-Js for the trouble noon the leader* wa* reported to have been g a t h ' ------- ! ------‘ Du During the banquet »»**lnn last hurriedly aummoneii ftum Def the farm holiday association eretl is portly Thomas Malay, head A tariff ttsai wl.h re.rtvatlona ter. Margaret, rcatorwd to unnnlnf the motion picture operator*11 H AVANA, May tA T -A »|. Immediate action by mean* o ff|j night. ni|thl> lh)f dolegeta* . ................ . . l.and by It. II. Coleman, local i voiding to an authoritative Iher v him unharmed.byJdi b:cn.e?!L, Am*ei an aviator whu iiw servics, m u , .01 f-'ow’ apKlc , communks-j moua | n ippr.val of the nomlna- the company,— bad ----- Amarirag - r l n . ' wouh+- rev -th* - Paoning- the- flsme « A revolt ankm. JUa.Jaiwtng bxt JtctB today, continued to undi piatrd in the hundtrd, protested againel the inc.usion of war# rnmmuniat agitators who fllmaaaurl of much cf Ita unatrur p , o , W „ l l W .r . . .. —o s - ..... S 2 T 5 all cunsunteia nf It rent per kilo­ r'gid queattonlng by atst*• .-ed Into th# region and adde«l san.l* annually, tiro prychologiral tITa.-t. watt hour electricity. Judge authiritlea which haa b ««ir thalr vole# to the more legitimate FI. Salter,.special which| gtow .i* opposvi. ^" a ^ r ,l0)i, J. C. ,Ijinier. JackU nix today will p r.i-cd tt omnlaint* of deb* burdened farm -: «nt attorney gt-nerol In THare,. of U W i .1 r1. evulutiunary v u . u . plot im- - —.i ritius n------- '•> ----- to the use 1 A . , Smith suvtalnd their protest. In progresa virtually unlntar- ' Geneva to turn bit attention to ^ income ta* cases, ha* arrler.l in A , desigmd to ga.n control o f jo f rrscnl stray •*!>''• 'o -re pro- , ontnir, treasurer1 .f.th this morning itaiitat ' e . Confer 1. - , 1 Mr. lColrim olrmt t1 inia dlaarmament pi j.lim a. • rrs. tha attorn >7 general state J. leRlsIat.on .'ototlna the pn:f, wos rupted nlnce last night : Chi ago to direct the uimpalgn.' a| , thwestern sr.-tior of OllamaJ 1 1 Hs~ h*rged that -racketeering Official tee-* w .leval'n regard methods" ware used In forcing Sufficient evidence, has Also I ting qu itlonad with bln ha* lo-nt nh I p|ov|n**. it wa. repotted here y**- spicy I'frnted. In the opinion nt succeeding Millard Howard Phillips, of Orlando, one , i f the ll»r»* Industrial Home at lag shat pasted katween Mac­ 'artnenf t'. Join the h lliUy move- UlniiTto go M o re tho prand Jury t,roay. made br tha Court pravantlng th* kboard a eoaat-oawl veaaal warn *n j Marianna. Mr. l-anl •• has long Donald *m. n ••• ■ • • • >> -ent -.--h paying 75 cents for ; within a week and seek indictSul,l<nZs> goll-v yctrrd._y wire of the srgrr citiu* grown* 10 patcant charg* whw# th* hill William La* Me Maths hosliwsa liven associated wllh C nferen-a terday, lot It v u beliovcd th. f-rtrherehlp, that -not more than menta. Is not paid withla a reasonable aaatalat •, Cyril Bn«k. Harwtth said lit l# ready lu |jy t W I t« Kbit Ida. were act! work, and hla aelcctlon wa* folpilraa miniatri'i aymptlhe.le prrt Mr. Phillip*' ayltlun* were *• n*-efiitH of the holiday asaoclThree police captain* and at I hr parson who would give Ihtm time, or lu 1lays, rx apt to Mr. garag* min, nnd ttarrld SawytT,” #3 < " . •^Mfitation of tha Ameriein piota •1-1 memb --a la tha die jujer 'rest on# politician w .r, " P " ’ !* • the American’* OH"" * n*1 diealg* forth In an Interview yest*r»lay|bfy'I hy personal eongratdlati n* Millet. "Therefor* a y question aa rastdant of Harwleh. in whl.h he ftited that nirmleta, front a ore* of rrirmlw. wax eonlionttd by a ata.jp wa! Authoritlv# sought Fy thalf '■u'ned of thalr own.ftat- Vill, Already t»» bar, appeared before i hia whoreghout*. (o th* right of the Company to of the legislature ate now In Dthar nfflewn elected we oppoalirm fritm tb» tariff vgw. that clhani er*r < ware#*l they United Rt.t.s Attorney Dwight mike such n charge against any questioning 'to dat'Ttnlna Whak n c.e.a .ig 1 ,l"..b« r 1 to «h, vHlI'id- t f the Mrs K- J Co h».n ' af tha national govarnmant. might find their atrawslacka or Green and begged l»a»e t„ settle other iisrsi-n lias not been ad- thsv know ccncarnlng th* Identity their Incti.n# tax debt. He refused. »■• " « , V.'' f ’ - b..l growers over the State reasr-nr Deach, first vice pr .Went, Kan­ Judiralcd," he said. rf kidnaper* who rntlr >1 thv girl In a apaaah repoitlcg to the bar-* ahlase some night. ., neth |)aw* n. Miami, aetind vice Others o\«he Kdl'k'*1 gangsters rrtetrl “ nt-h Til •.1 a f t "» U DIU’IX OlXllir " " le.r-ss. . • pereo..* » • ... bad ... *tne arsenic sP.a> Ilaw. British public an kit Waabington , |Cnru|nur)| ^ Flval -Buainass men war* afraid to lie also stated that th# 10 from arhool Tuesday and who re­ faring Indictment w, re Wllllankillr ' wn« trip MaeDona'd aald lait night talk for fear they would get a ThI* dmrt n?« arisen *• thej I rrront penalty clause will con st! red her to her parents #fHT lie" unignwift Skidmore, .w...»^...ree. ts.niistnait w nn.l ee... I 'em of the widespread A II t *tthat If tha warl.l economic con- rock through their wlnd-ws,” linm* is suit ot a h.arirg held in VuI a Hnu,. to I-# applied against rua payment r,f apprexlmataly IMy tlgambler, "Klondike" O’Donnell el .ncirty ami rote n other more ferenco achieve* any final raiult* O’Conner de Isreil. -N .v th 7 ar# tumcis of the Compel y who du 000. They also sought to dativ* an I "Three Klnrer-d Jn k" Whlte.l 'sdlcx. fsctlnn* « f the opposition |,i ^-e .Vnriiuy uijrlit by the joint tha war debt qn«*tion rauat be 'alkinr freely. It la only sine# the iummittiev of the House and Sen­ nut pay their bill* In 10 days min* th# exact location « f a associate* or llimphre/s In d« '.to the Ma.hado admln.slrat.on. th rattled one way or another a* national gu-rJ tr op* have Iren ate. Score of lnt|4>l>xnl growers wherever,su.h addition la mad# sha-k In which tn# child waa |i w is uiljlnally pin ne • to kept prlaonvr and Ih 1 aifar^e af quickly as poarlbl*. and certainly * n t into th- area that the true re-tin-r th, Capone sjpjicatr. Iruqi nearly —* counties in thr uni.ar th# rulra uf th* Company A federal official win wo-|<l not 4ulk" almtliareoasly t Santiago, Th* body of Mrs. W. W. Strip­ except In the ct i# of Mr. Mit ar. th* ransom money. before tha patley aid*. picture t f the ac’ lvltlea has com# orange l*lt app*ared at the hr atho nun te d ( a i d Humphreys., th, ( ip iu l ot Or.rntr; ban I ol-. Negotiation* leading to th# to- . "Upon Out". Macpjr.n d «<’ ‘o light. in2 I crvAlf \>h «i i’ Irimnl •• ling, 80, foinirr resident of Han­ Mr. Coleman further stated that -* |a!mu .Soriano, Congo, Timas, reared, “ a t are In agree nant. ’ Milo Heno, pnwk'ant t f th* na­ brains- nf the present Capone IfunrrilouA t»» lh«* **>r ford who died In ttcala lata ye*-, (j,( rul# of thr Company provid­ covviy of th# 10-yaar-old |W Ilaysmo and other ( Nowhere In hla addraa* did hr tional holiday aran inti it. retort- gang, hod filftl IncJint" ta* return* llo glum, of I.Arni* xpiuy o.\ ri'»ri.‘ « CII- t iday tflvr an illness of months, ing for th# 10 pvrent addition cam* through a ranxom lattar rewill arrive her, Monday aft -n -on titer failure of the rorsumvr to -.aivid Wcdnac >xy night cad a _ mention the question o f Aina.ica*) *d a vigorous denial to O’Connor’* scrupulouslv since "Scarfar# A l" tuwtir, with tha aetiini -e’ tMtng i fUf. ll’egatlrna amt then resumed wen' to pr'snn. It'll that he had n M tie to. lor intarmtnt tn Lxkaview emr- pay within IL days, had bean up­ mysterious contari aubscquaaUy ' proposal for a tariff tr-rc. M.. r.illll.s stated that this understated his in onie. Ft.e It indied or.i.e I own wire •stabllahad with th* abduc ora. -Our two countries are £•• reparation* fnr a nitlon-*-'ldr ,sv|t.*»itI' ll bn 9*ht ........... .. trry '• uf f r held by many of th# higher courts, The huge rainingt Of variourt in bide It) hounj of the Bueno surprl..' to it* In i. Iu'.»r. .h o . I •■-"tA Dr. ...d Mi . J. F • Smith. •ml "is a rul# bsnaflclal to ad a* ’arm strike which hit organixaTha men who atol* tha girl from apart In tptca, our intcrcct* a ■ ranrstecombines wai In llrate,! sretinn uf S».tilltg», rear the Sionio- has t a ll-I for May 13. Mi*. Strip Ir.g cime to F'anfuru it giiea the consumer th* benefit her school room Tuesday aftar* not alwaya tha lim a and our p.d had teen umler the c'in'Uui p Operations of the holiday a**o j by th* hooks of the coal team- .a 11 lu tails. A l t»;30 A. SI. an­ from Boone County, Kentu.ky. #• uf a dir ount. Therefore," h# roon tiimanded and received a Ik* ri> net ('w ay* thin'; alike ,ur# of lobliyiata lepresanthig •Infr.n leader.* were tenfted Jus; ■stsf'* union, from which gangster other hundrid were indru ten to ,, young gitl. She lived ia this said, "ih# Company will' appeal promla* they would b# glv*a>a ^ McDonald raid. * rontrollrd officials were ilr'vett go to the Incri airport, auipr.se .oik anil. I’incllas toutly -h'pjeis city for more than ‘Jo ytara, and. this 1 as# to th* Hupram# Court 48-hour »tait In thalr figh t. . "Vat, unoerlylng a 1 differs res ■m tier ra: k *. by th# attorney only recently. Thr gang-tar* had a-nt and wipe out the guaitl ata- fur the plat sevetal yesis. -petal. ul.out 20 yvata ago ahr •touil tu of Florida in th# event Mr. Millla elrcum*tance* ami opinion By pra-ataingimanl, at 9 A«.M^ collected about kl.nonqoo in two The committee members itrila with hor husband, who aurO'Connor sskl the evidence untlontd thei!, aeixe the Par-Antcr them I*. If wa gat down to I . t sr fir * th# 9100 bond required. yaitaru'ey, ah# waa raturnad U year* from membership die* and ovrrr I b- t** • military c'airt at ri.n airplane 1 riving from (Jusn. Iturnrd for the litst time on vires her. ..She llv I with her par- JirJgr Hmlth'a lulirvg only go#a patently In good health la' -re# tine foundation of frierdahi; Initlatlnn fee* from men wh" Mon dry night, in th' opinion » f nil* in the home now ictuplad which it. has bean tha derire ol > V »-a ravevlel that th| h-lltlay earn $24 a week and up shoveling trnvnio an > mat# ita pilot a and fklhar aboaid a boat owned *h y Mr. I’hi lips, that Hot I ij citiu* by Mr*. Alic.' F:id#r. on Oak Aw - Into effect in the rvrnt such a own paaaangers prisoner*. atary govarnmant I have rapport ■••relation hnd set un * 1 William la#, a bualnaaa auoalat*. bond is filed, according to the an<l hauling «val. * fruit will lose the siipi-ut " f thy- nue, and ahe 1* well known Ui tne •-ourl*’ In se’ t l. farm m gtgage At that poirt the unidcntiliel td to cultivate.'* Tw* other ratklanta of HarygAh , or 'af," .A t 3:30 o’clock, th# bond Two dnitn other unions havr clans if arsenic ia Used All J i»r- pionttr rrsldcnts of Banfoid. •pl rental disputes. Fee* were tlown the port, on# * gatag* owrar, wwra bid not brrn filed. # been "grabbed" hy gangster*, ac­ Americ in wax to hr ,tif!c liti-iqtt.il' available shows -oliected from both partle* in­ Surviving Mir, Striding besidrs Commvrtlnx upon this thing# alto aboard th* craft whan 'tha cording to the Chic«-« employer-’ p i t * over the ri y while sever that attrrice spray'd fruit osea sited. association, and millions nf dol­ wen bombarded the bariack*. po­ 4 Is'ge part of its Vitamin t’ , her husband tre Ihrtc sisters, Mi*. in th# original order, 8. R. Digh- .-rift whan tha kidnaper# guv#’ P e t it io n S e e k s S a le Arrest of fv tr persons ayfiioux lars In a'Mition have lieen mulcted lice headquarteis, the seat uf ihs untmt. and pliysfcianr .may Iw -Virginia Campbell. Dalar.l; Mr*. lun. attorney for Mr. Mllltr thi* thalr hoiUga, » f,* r r City reeeala.t the und -vurfent of from tt’rh Industrie* as the clean- pto.lncial govcinmenl auj oth'i furred 10 ad.is# their patient* to J. II. Colvma*, York, Ala., an afternoon saiJ “ If the F'oiida tan'om mon#). O f H o te l P ro p e rty rommuniam |n the rerl'n. A rt M *. O. M. Huger*. Erlingar, Ky.; Power Lid Light Coinpary per-1 Th* fathrr and hia x4i>oaiato* |tilli; builitint*. Inr and iljeing bjslnes*. ant it use I ill II* fruits thul do Hot nor said. A considerable As an example of the labo- un U fa girl W. A. Smith, liquidator af the i f “ red," literature wa* Thereupon the film arme I ttbelr :ora» fioui dl'tricta using »r»e I:. two brothers, L. A. Sml;h. I’alal- slat* in generally rhqijjtng ■ had lntand#.i to kaep lha lltf ka. and A. IV. Smith. Covington, ptnalty on thalr bills after hav-1 on (b* Lee boat until th* Ion profit*, many of the hundreds 1 ,,,ra ( „ ht re ariuulte.l the lur Bank of Oviedo, today filed In thDu ing the joint araator, it was Itewi eveetitiy stated -I , Ky; ona t* ightei, Mrs. W. J. ing lie. n enjolneti by on* Individ- wata up, faxilng ” dlt# thraatf* o f . |nr motion picture prelection nner- itckt ard relxtd con.tol of ibt Clark’s office at the Court House organisation era* resisting oint* - out that Florida will Iltndaraon. Ih i ago. and **"*, Ual. w# expect to app y atorx pay.ax rnsch *« IDjter ent ti[ city. .Simultaneous astiul s wrrt -• copy-of g- petition in which he irrupt* by ermmrn’ i t l to u»# ’Vild up a slfsmg -ruw-uuuit- pxsjt granthrm. James-N .-B 1ya1v - l l l . - - f rolltt-on rtld|ly nf nMl to tha rrhat would happen If they took# lh"lr wage*, which range front ptan-td at aurroundin; cities. aska far an order authorising him Friday of next weak, or thalr word of Immunity; nil,a against her eilru* f ulta liemot -mt to further t' ‘ aim* lint) to 9100 a weak, to Malny and ta sail the Moetasuma Hotel. as soon thfitaflvr as cuunsal can But a "leak" occurred. Juif o*The h'ilriay *a*o:latioB presl causa Vugis and * alltfoin Through confusion or less <>1 other union officers. which now belong* to dent said yestert’ay olana foia dusk avtUait over th# h^rhor .mirage, only 37 tnec gathered at (row rii do nut use at seme. . It in front of th# McMath hao»a, strike May 13 would g t forward Ihn agreed rm l.'xvoas. l)clie«lr.g via atr'.ed that I F*i a • who wish Tha pgtltlon will h, presented to unless Congress m <'t* the aasoplicalil# to all consumers In 8an- coait guard boats cltaad in oo the 1*. impotslbl# to strike an *f#elivr <o repeal tile arsenic law »iiy that Circuit Court Judge Millard B. •latlrn’a demands f rr establishfunl, end, on the authority of th* La* craft and took off tha fjWld '.■low wiih thi . amal. number they TexM lampatltlon torces F'nrl'x Smith neat Friday afternoon at ng farm prb-e* on a cost r f proAnnoancament w»* made today Miller ru lug, w« expect such or­ aed her father. Th# fit at nawp of 0 ua* xlsenle, but It id** was sent an automobile a’.iv.vng out I AO s'alack, It wa* stated today. by B. C. Moore, ilirectur of the der to b# granted." th* girl's return developed Xh* " luct'o, he*'* in th# farm hTI. I.INDBN. Tex. Mny rt. (Ab - In Sxn Lula to auvixe nth. r liatd* •hown that the only preference ■immunity chorus of IH fvoice* Judge Smith last week denied “ If Dre legislative d nsands ar* ah* wa# aaan on • coast guard ha; Tevaa hxa In the iii’ tlicrr In ludd their fllr. i Paul Oakley, aelf-xtyted "divme Mr. Smith jannlation to dlapds* •net." Redo s*ld. t i l ekecutlvef which appeared in concert here boat. . .1.. marksts ia to:auj-o (or fruit is It wa* too lata. R.bcl* alrrnlt " f tha property under a leas, and Vcsrd may give th* met'er of a j healer," wa» convlcteil today of last TV#»d»y ni( lit. tliut tha group Th* story uf how polic* brok* j ro-'-rfsr in tire vlaylng » f iUrnicol h, , -ltrtrth- at Han I.ut#-. k»lot- algal* siedlixa. and an.imc _spray will repast It* ptugiam by r#quee’— o-itlea aula plea. Tha now petitlee holiday farther ronslderallon through tha wall of silane* 1(lli*h and [ lwo , u|uiers u d the ehtef « f wl I not ramov# Ih- a-#-**. Ar/u- i t the Fit at Uai’iist t hurch *udiClayton, 9-|a#r-oid cripple rrip atates that Mr. Smith (a hew in a ____ ^ th* lather and hi* fritnda .bad was sentenced to 50 year* ■if- |pdice xnd doing exienalve dam min's aitaiml tre li.c were lurg*position to aell th* hotel for th* “ WASHINGTON, May 8 .- I A V - •ought to arvet wax told last Right priionment. Oakley'* co. ntel an- age to govvinment piupcrtie*. :nd y bis it un the pisiulse that Ih# x°™ ” lU”r on,,w arm of MS60 payable as fallows: 0 oelo< . . * I)r inunits for th» Mturn of th« by Blat* Commlvxlonar of Ppplio no.nrsd a motion- for new trial Ind Teen .• iv n (rout the .1) is* of f-aanic apiay Is a rna-ket- 4; Mort SU M in aath| 9115 par moatb tot H a v a n a P a l i c e i h a n I s Ibon ^H) pmnn-i K»Vnerrti . , , ; . . T t , .L 7. . K T ..„ ixntiol of the govarnmant to th# Safety N**riham. will b» fllad. The prosecution i.y re inforrentatta hurried from ng prut.Um ard any noe of con- tn nae year frem date * f the signing tha Malhodist t lurch Tursilay , , , . , , K i l l e d B y E x p l o s i o n asked th, death renalty while the “Thursday night", h# said, “ th* tiiltralion of It point* aramst ita nr the 'entreat 1 92400 cash at the rra -by l alma Hotiaito. Elev-n id night to hear th!v group in song f - P !* ,od' » Merchant* National Bank of Boa* groun^ “ f Insanity. It attvrppted ' ;t, ir nLnt'otr uied in auli* q »n ! :*e. and af tk* first year, and 93000 ofrattaf. thul aided in Ih. local, •»■# •,ront.n.nU| congraa. of H AV AN A. May 9.- b F )- T * r - dafanaa alkad aeqeittal on the ton laquaatad Captain, Bliglj of 'ports from TalUli: ise#, Mr. jh a y h at th* and of tire aeaand i.'.mishe with thtlr pursuer*, otaarvgnca of National Mu.i an . at mars for reonom,ofi»t bomber* struck agsin to 'xy to prova Oakley waa Inxar.a when th* ru t* polii* at th* atola hfqaa .e i*con.«truitlon. In ' st# that w y , .ml four moie were taken pr -i I’tidilpa stated. killing a polrcnua and Injuring ha pla ed hb hands on llsmirv'* to funiiah an armed guard,, /or r to he shot daws in Stn.icgu ni.abvrx of totli th* Hour# end Th# r o t p include, Mr*. Arthur Ua-trK-t.. coming from farmi clvUiin. A tariffl: *xplo*ijii out- threat whlta praying for her n th* tranaportation of money. street* when thry allegedly -."U 'ht •'cnatc went th# giuateri to ex­ Branap, Mrr. H. J. Nt*. Mrs. »"•' mannfretorlng cantMi of lids th* newspaper llrraldo De eovery from Infantile partly •! . -Captain Bligh . . . sant,5«ri t '* thamsiltxi i.’ the nutter, Euatlg Peaks. Mr*. A. M. Phillips, ninny * atra heard Norman Thomto escape. -ubn mvnjl'd P-diiemau Juaa Oakley contended th# “devil" lot I gear.t Delaney, armed and t o j ‘ * fhay stale that they will b# and Ua M l« .s Mabel liowl.r, Na-J *»• " * * ' « * rj It ia rumore t that ar-oth'-r opsr-arr’ -x. Ha dleii'ahxrty aD*r- him to cHo'sa bar. tContinued On Page Blaj i.-.ng may oc ur aeon, and ttat guidid by th# groan rertimaai oml F'allov". *' d Mmlelin# Mai- '> "• -s '” th jfttJ; lifof* his, a T 9 Hi h’ fid -------- HAVANA. •J X laoicXTFd tn H I 1 ti'll • td tUD lent, aoprano.i Mrs. Tom lliothvr-1 1 "M > -n. pr*.io.rt or lb* firm er* it axpedl.ion headed by F'-r;in f F eH ip-, aatre-e. win —we* '•M "-uM-orUh* Ire went to pla'x up a b ch oo c T f c n d b d i s t r i b c t e d t'arho and Aur* io Al.trrx lint-rv .era"i#nt to them. von, Mra. C. it. Mason, Mrs. Ba- union. is,u# xtrong calls for imackaya drpovi'sd praaumably hy CHKVALIEH Sl'KO o f tost to t'w ul r^rtsiva Collier - uifti n'.i* unite 1 ic tlo n »_ -----------M r..Ihlljlp«crl»-u tg n g that-all u .u x h « t i off tka Three • hearing tot* th- man attn 15ceding awey-ltt ant— TAW AU lAJH IIlrr-M ay 8 -a^iiPt-. 1a' a f s re wan aim'" t__ ■t’ TBlt fra y . gtol*a niakt drily i t )jti;r T tretoaiR »**M m aat a f j reMto in LOS AN0ELE8—Maori:, Ahto. -sail* and fir. il. VV. RacVvr, • "n w d-c siaroa of ledapaodA pr--a*rt,y, Mario Leal, waa in- stroaf iop toJ-v W * V renorted tha dls- trip* along th* n a il, military *0- •pity e n lis t lejisU'on at vaHar, French aerean nlagmG j and B. n. Dighlott, B. H.|»rca" will b# d r i f t s ! Farm and grid that "It 1* imperative that 1179*31 to slat* funds tkoilttoa continue extr tun pie 4(171 faced • 95*5,000 plagiartaf ,,p«rt aallVwt raxaised larrd. Paltr, triced a man who frib'tvton vtf h i-* mtaaagrx or letters renth Williams, John D ghlon, and J.i un.mpluymrnt rellaf. govarnman'. 1 sutltvta, (-id poll # havr hur ’ aaJd Ire wag Armando Leon. An­ to tha cgbl'e ante school ajatvms of filed against hlmaalf, Parex»,|-ir* Wedneadav. ra-arts that rvsldanci c f ptr<i.n« Tall.hasaao Imme t.aOrly. Th# bU* Martin Btlnvclpher. Usaoa. Mr*, j ownership, civil liberties, banking Btadida and favarel fl’ m * bar party ware ala-. other bomb exploded is the 97 rrtntl**. Tk* monav ia nroFrances Hickson' i* organist, ai*d|Sed n'gruea rights wore yam# af ■ a qaw'Lafoi* th# Katw'# a'd wlU frivmriy to the gevanuuert s i» u Urea, by Jeanette Dro#-, v '.Ur. Relative* * f t*-s aaUor street* but no property da mag* rljnd from trgriou, funds provided lha subjects up for discaaalon. Mr. lleeru la direetur. hcrtly come lu lire lluJte." daugar uf attacltA W U reported. hy law. , , . Ihay plxa any legal ' . \ TARIFF fAUS Sc.ech Concluding Welfare Me e t i ng Q[*j y g m , COMPANY’S CASE! Authorities As Td: Detal|g 0 f Affatr }iN FARM ST R I K E ; ^ '^ ^ ^ '^ A A PH ILIPS URGES OPPOSITION TO IN REVOLT MOVE ARSENIC SPRAY Attempt i 1,1 Hikl-lv* IW l o M vised On Sentiment | i^'.T-wJhin^on! >■** — »■ hlo- s l-.i-r.ll.. K. s‘ _ , m era Final Uiti.s Will Be Paid M . Stripling Community Chorus To i Repeat Its Program “Divine Healer” GelH Life Term For Killing Relief Demands Are Made At Conference Ifitir W!U Go Cuban Court fi'fs-; r. .1^- to *trim od .w r- / P X i. w ,C 7 , v Am — • r’*1.*'■.* (, tfr d2fR n — I ___ . ‘'4^3 ■) 47Ja*«' t i l ........ .. ■» M >IM e8«« * • �t v L '« * w i . o » a u ^ j ^ . • * .•>. >, , M fe ‘ig «3 w n ^ g w»i * ^ i» f i » <>.r:-^ . .» ,n - » • « m l i W WiM w I MMW r Mi • •«•. FLORIDA. x w e u n u s l wo Hom ers Feds B eat Leesburg, 9-3; \ytona,OrlandoAlso W in In Bays’ Week Is Planned ByCoach HOW THE\ STAND n a r a tL ru B to u a ta r a , , , w lenfiirit '’• n a n ..i V ft | | i ) i :n Leopard Me Lucas. athletic rflfactor at Sanliaola High Sehaoi who haa barn arranging a •parts program for boya that will bo preaontad as part of tha local oba«rvaura of National Boys’ Weak horn on Saturday, today released part o f the program. lie raid that at] boys who con­ template appearing In tha golf too moment are expected to report at the Sanford podntry Clnb be­ fore tf-,00 o’clock, at which hoar the tournament will get under way. All hoys who will appear In the tennis tournament should gather at the Ninth Street Court by 9:00 o’clock wh*re B. C. Steele will in­ struct them as to their part In the IBBBUKO. Mag I.—Two »r«*4lis keme rua grieee seer Ike a hr Maiw.lt. raear Celeryfwt toteIT places the major part In ftahs O it I clctorp o»er Ike itwrjr Tellow Jackets la a feenoewta Haasball League gaiae ad here yesterday before e a crows. The homers, firm re­ ad la Ike leaope Ikle eeaaoa. • la Urn elakih witk bob# oa. la the alaU with two aa. — la game was a rrae-klttlna. erruled affair that was la donkt 1 • - 1 Kw j gel le l-wrip host to aov crafto-I M IM - H . T . C. Handerten, abeve, eeeretary s f Iks Picker Bsdy Crafla­ me" Guild, annaunaas tha 11U ccnvtfitlen c f tha Guild w ill ha hold at tha Century o f Program I s pcoitlc" In Chlaago tha latter part a f August. m iosis 1‘ballannooa ..L ... Nashville . M ill. Itnrh . K en iv llte ... . .. b . ’.0." eeere a a lll Ike •rum. aa Randht F.net Feanlaeten w e. {*•;«- lb licet on a naMeFe eholcs ) J « J « a . rf islfcS T ie 's hard arnund- !!*ll"p a . rf l .. th Umfm. nt .. ff* M » n iA n . rf e • 1 a I a a n -------r a t r i M I . r i- o N t n * LMAULkl a t nc... c. Peytons each |e. a K*nfnrS >: Iwrchnra «. among the JtOfiOO memthe Oulldln 1»M- • MlwcMF. rf W rl«h l, Ih Maker, m hwh. If *Mssrk, i* H u rU ffc V teams from Seminole High S.hool gymn claeera. Herman E. Morris o f the Lake Monroe school will assist Mr. MeLucas ami Mr. Steele In carrying out the program and all boyi are Invited to tpko a part In tome form o f the day's activities. E DWA RD J. K I L L Y , fa r m e r President a f tha C h laaga R eu th Park PeerS, whe waa a y y e ln t td Mayar a f Chicago ta tuaesadtha lata e a | a a a s Evangelist Delivers Fourth Sermon Here • l: .‘hi€•«" *• n I. rUvoUnl * l/Hila poBi|»nn»»l. A n overflow audience, gathered In the Flrat Christian Church last night heard Rev. Sam 1. Smith, evangelist, deliver a ser­ mon on "Destroying God." It wai M» fourth ippearan:# before a 8a nford audience. During his sermon, Rar. Smith warned the people against efforts that are being made In Russia, Germany, Mexico, and other parts o f the world to destroy God. .Ha-added.-howeveei that- th* most dangerous elements are not tha avowed opponents of God but those who My they believe In r»44«r. Jb IJ t I IT I# I s i — belled t « r Teylu r In tlb. Krfiru by Innlngi: wlendn . eel t*e eel i»w Nmcrna see yea oo-i Mummery: nans helled in, ('naps. Towers. Ilrnwn. Check T w « bees •He. Cnwera Three bees hits. nerd, 'errlflre hits. I ’lllman, Meek. •Inlen base, llr l e m . Pontile slave, 'nnpe In Plllmnn ijr t l nn bases, trlemtn IS. New nmvrna » llaece •n belle,o ff Cartel S> <•. n it Cu Ip the .8anford_PowUng J-cague itr g e h -o g u by C a rle la o -4, < r Much r. by Cusack IS tv ia a ln * Wednesday night tha Valdet Hotel •llrher. Mock. HIM. n ff Carlelan S team took S out of 3 games from n T |.| Inn: o ff Mock t with • did an her country­ wide tour as else e» "Shew Boat" Mere she la bash Kama with her htsthar In New Verb trying t n e Bowling News Notes iimlngton lb >r. « ... ...... b— k ille d ta r llir lo a g la llh . bean by laalage: COCOA. May L — The Imytona lleirh lelnndern wallnyed lh « Cu. na IndUne hire yeilerday, I t in C n a game full nt errors. I I hlle. mil a m ile kll nr eserythlne but laud tin ,,b ill A fa ir eiiec. rruwd • Iln W H illS r eunleei which lacludd a parade o f pitchers end plenty if fPBB.hllllH* NEW RtfTIINA, Mar l.-nelSR ltd Ihe elnlb lanlna nne run beled, tbe newly urgnnlsed Orinoco lab under tbe leadership el barley Purcell, elased ■ eenenlesel rally to score two rues end see eel Ms Nsw Smyren Crsshsrs lo t hire ysslsrdny In s asm# bat was blllsrly ronlesled all tko ’ay. A laris rrswd was present lo palaud tbo worb ol tbs two Old Ooerso Casacb. warktsa his llrd ioasscutlre Rime, bad been aster af Me situation (or olabi isg Innlngi and hie malts bed Haloed five kilo foe o twe lo une id. He hoi. struck oul It man and aa sms tins le a vletery when Mir* Uod be Id. first ( « » la the 111, draw a walk, tbs firm Issued r Coasek lo Ihe fbMo. Uord Mask, wne hod rtllesed bWHoo to The el(hth ' when the iwsairs staged a roily that failed. Id down n perfect sacrifice ns Pdbold moved up lo aoeond WIM Alklnaua held the Islanders until Ike M int wkea Hrahaai, lire ! up. mushed a elaale and weal in see* and eh Uurhbeart e aaarllU a A wild illrh put hint aa third, and a elslie by nolech braughl him hume. rtlrlen elncled and Mhannuti walked, flllln e Ma basep aa Atklu mn Istl Inc Ike showsra. W all II'telly retired Me alba i l l f t alsltta 'Ip Ihraa fclls and p en alities four aura runs In crass t|e plele. Lefty llurhhrsrt was lucky la ride Ikrnuah lu Me seventh far Ihtyl-taa Five walks, a hll balsman. and -t oalr of wild pilches, coupled with flee hlle, larlw dlai a triple by llrown and a double by IValL In M t seventh, areounted far M e In* llsne' els rune end the end nt turhheart wllh one oul lo Me s ev­ enth. . W llh two down. M e Indians threatened la Ihe ninth when M e tad I'rlne both singled. II was "rlns's M ira h ll o f Me name. Headley felled boweser. and Me rally waa nipped. The ueoeual ercur-ed In llte ninth when llabe llurneed. b allltK 'or Mpahe, singled but was railed tha Unltad Lumber Co. team. John Moota, anchor man lur the Valdai team, took high 3 game honors with a 616 total. In the second match the Neill Bottlers took 3 straight games from the Ballard Feed tram and also put up a naw team re onl so far In this tournament with 2SOfl pins for 3 games. Eugene Terwlllager was high ecorsr with 643 ins for 3 games and a IIP score or one game. Kcorea: J mum At 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon members af the Freshman Olds, at Femiaole High School, the Jun­ ior High School, and tha Lake Monroe School will stage a track meet at and near tha diamond-ball field on the lakefmnt. A t aboot 6:00 o'clock a diamond- nem e* -te e th " tonga, crcatad a can•alien I I the R K O Muale H all and la eccleimed by Jehu Murray Andtr- S^KSWawSHFKl kW h-*------ h1 H - t t - t -y ~ ;;VJav'c I bRCT.'uit i h hie second h sm .r Niu ne.ee C e I I e I C H ie r tJ B y B H U Ilfl ( M *b »» f o t n y Ood"a p m r earth by liitir lefpaai U m u Him through Ilia reraUbou cimscii uttough Christ Jana." . Rev. r . M . Uailar, pastor i f ch-.'rth, .u t « a that the ottaodai has been Increasing nightly. *1 Purrfil naans-. at OrlaMm I nlshed spatial muel: last ala Bar. Smith will apaak an<4l Naw Covenant" tooight. 6— Help Wgnlgtl WANTED: Sunday School teacher or a live Christian w ort:r to elstt mothers, position t n mthn. Salary 976.00. Slat* tab phona and church. Box ST, Boafon! Hor­ n'd. . £ -8 ila a U o ti W intcfc YOUNG WIDOW with four chitdren wants Job as hoosakstper otLwasbiTHUUk.Julia. Coylo, liQl Weal, Third Street. 9A— Poultry FOR SALE: B ro m e Turkey eggs and poults, John R. Jonas, Bcardall Acs. _ i equipment to hand s nearly three Dosseys Remodeling lllm ci s i many prisons'is before. To Make More Room Repairs will ba completed early Is ordar thav an Ibcraaslng t.h.n cars at In roof com for^bl. luriounulngi, J. IX Doaeejr, owner of Dossey’a Lunch Room on First Htrvrt, tmloy U supervising th# ccp-rdaHrr of tha stoia’a Inlarlorl which la bting tnlargad to twica IU ilia •• rn former form.e Bsker n.Wee Rrnlhae. sho. rh# Brothers shoe store location Is being added to the lunch room whlth will >— equipped with tables and oilier H C A R D U I H e lp e d ” , , " “ "J ™ \ BOk, N erV O U f W o m a n was nsrvous and wesk and mr bock hurt," wrltao Mr* Emms NUhoU, of Mutfmaboro. Tvun. 1 eouId k«nlly riat I had a narTOU^ of IfCBlbllng lowar p,rt M(JInatha bearlnr gowo feeling. I had read of Cue dul and decided to take It Altar “ IF *'rli bot*1,i batter bwftl I I I ,O B 16 *I•felt halaw e.l MeOandt STOCK REDUCING L E G A L N O T IC E it t iir rnt'NT o r ItalaB a l • Maafnrd, Florida. M U Ma H i| day a f April, A. IX m s . JAR. n Mil A Hum. ...... . PRICES t h r c o c n tv J l IMIK o r IR X M O L H C O l'N TT, ri.riH Ili.t. IN HR: Tbe e it a l* at RAM IMAVAR) JUNRa. d ee m e d . NOTICH I. hereby alren ih n Haul it t a n s l Jen e» died lu le . ie li In lh> Cnunir o ( Hemlnol-. Rials <>r Kkirida, an Ika ITlh day nt April. V H ISJ1; M at a t lha lim e o f his death ka Irti no w ife him au r-lclna m d no ulhere aa ara enllllad lo M e d litilb u llu n at bis estate In M e o r­ der a t eon n iiau ln lty: Hint nt Me lime at hie death he left nn per­ son entitled lo beVppnlnted Adm.T)lelrn lor or h li e s t a lii Ih enrore. Iheee p r e i f t l i a n |o aoliry all pereunu ln | i| iiied In |hd n t n t i nf the ink. Haai I M an e) Joaee, who de­ sire In make appfleallon as Admin* lelrnlor ut said eelale. M ull make ei'plli-allnn rur such l.ellere or Adm llil.tr.ill. .! on ur lie run M e Itlh day I l f Moy. .A. IX ISIS, lo M e und en lgn od Coantr JadRa o f Meailnule <'ounir. Florida, nlherwlee admlnletraiiuu w ill ba aramed lo wima rriollln r or eom ejjlk er rit par•on aa brotM ed by Recllun ISM. | » " p l l w (leneral U e t of Florida, county Ju<-ae o f Mimlaula Cuumy. Florida. 10— Flowers and Plan In ZIN N IA P U N T S , all colon. 16e per down, 9140 per 100.. Also Slm onli K lc c n c r 39c Dufo No. 1 Pollnh .... 69e chryMntkamum plants. A . . K. Kovlitter. Florist. Phona Dora Top Drending .... 69c 5 Lb. Can G re a s e ____ 79c I Lb. Can G re a s e____ 19c W A N T TO TBADE 1 ton nude) T Ford truck Tor any light truck or passenger cor. Write Box' W. II. T. car* .Herald. , L u rta ffg C a r rie r *....... 98c Anto Tire P o m p s ____ 49c Auto T lrs J a c k s ......... 49c LADY Oping to Tampa Bat»rilar, Sunday, or Monday. WM pay gas. Box X Y . « n Harold Banning Beard M a ilin g p«r root ............. ...■ 10c 3 GaL Grade Oil - ....... 99c SAN FOR TR AD ^i He use pad loe in Flora Heights far nropprty in or near DeLesd. Kur 387, DelaivJ. JUAN FOR BALE (d a# good used furpiturp at very low pricoa. Apply 317 PaJpietta Avenue. GARAGE BILLY’S UNCLE Where Quality Maela frlca FERTILIZER ^ and F E E D S l , 6-WAY SERVICE TKbXVV ^ TOT ‘ t — Money 8avln g Price*— 2— Complete Freah Stockf W c«k> iy-r-S— Quick Truck D «liv «rW bg to you— 4— Convenient InLocalions and Prompt, Courtopua Bervlce. "a ' and A andG FERTILIZERS prythlng In Mlxad Fertiira and Fertiliser Materials It aultod for thla locality, mplcte. freah atocka—no TUBBY Yea, Theae Are Herd MUMhfOCAQ, HMitfr GET UP Jim Dandy FEEDS I la a I-a las: off WsIL I U Ian: "If llaae. I In iT-M aw an balls, aff AtbfkiM' J . X Barhbaart i-.RUoak H i bf AUODQCMttl OOvteu'LL M k. and Poultry Feed*, na and Hay— Fanwua Hu-eure J im D a n d y id. FYeth atocka receired tly. Priced right. Try ua rg Money. . LATE FOQ ttH O C L "*’• VbUCGT^ VA- A A AW M * r**! . ’ — - w. * . G«oia ' J o ‘ " rW U M J \ V • • ^ *— * • - ................. ’ e/ a * # • . . " - —! ---- • • 1 — ! - �lY .H A T I, b 4 u t f t e F u t e . 1t ► *• r ... - w SANFORD, D ih a te F Senate R t f YEARS AGO fee) the graateet sympathy for m&westsni M erit, am fated ky a *U «d qm»f t f nterly tan years have been waging § .«*tei ta m p rfi at Mn. JoaH*. Mr*. agaimt htcadllr falling price*, A n d rei believe town a«aJn after hit tajory ha HhtM, P. U Meorv aad A, it rlota In Iowa and the proponed la m prod- aa antomobl.* accitent. HarroU, a meat able »*rwn» «aa Joying expert* to ledgh ttta ere tr crop* and to Improve marketi] Farm Board has spent belkbuyinf up surplus rr* a batter price, the govlent to the farmer* tfcreT o v * (h& period of hiard time*, sd tfiit In eplte or thaee measures the ptlfht l fetffl aarfbya How much worse their con* r k bthn Rad it not been for tha governduring these critical time* la beaide tha Fact remain* that high tariff*, which pro* rfacturers, proved Ineffectual in bolstering IcM. Both houses of Congress, da wall as Itw s s for this reason that tha recent farm relief bill i1pasted. Under the terms o f this bill practically every n o f relief, which all tha vkrfoua farm organisations ln country have been able to devise, Is Included. ' The Sec[tore is empowered to sell to fanners at prices government-owned cotton In return I reduction Ul acreage, thus greatly redne* >ply. He la further authorised to levy a proceaa* wheht, cotton, corn, end certain other primary icts, to be paid for by the consuming public, and to bg turned ovsr to tha farmer in order to cuarantse him R reasonable profit on hi* production. It is further provided that enortnotit loans shall be hmde to farmers by the government In order to relieve them thS pressure of their indobtednefi. Two billion dollars la B* furnished the federal Laud Banks for lohns to farmi i t 4 1-2 portent interest. Two hundred millions Is to pft>tM"e4 bv the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to era to refinance other debts. Other huns are provided to finance new crops, to ra­ tes on aid, loans, and to provide for the con­ Itvees add Irrigation canals, the western t advocate* of I ftraura who are strongly convinced that chi ip e r ib h e y thill m*»n biggst profits. So the farm relief tM Uptake ttticndftitnt, or Inflation rider, terms of this Amendment the purchasing power tfy might readily be increased from forty billions to 200 bUlion dpQara ana In the event bl-metslism should be adopt­ ed to an almost Unlimited level beyond that. If Inflation la good for the farmars, here is a provision that would tasks them all millionaires. the governfoent is going even beyond thla In Its efforts to help the farmers. The recent conferences In Wkshlhftati, leading up to the London Economic Conference art Primarily In th* Interest of the farmer. 'The chief objectivts a n reduction o f tariffs, the ellmlnatfoh of trade embargoes, th* stabilisation of currencies, and alt other Impedimenta to fra* International trade. Cotton and wheat farmers must depend for from twenty to fifty percent of i upon foreign countries. ' t S P » « h t batrr, whit fa the Uttar alt of these measure* farm prices have already i H I »hM«tT » . In Nebraska. fBrm products have increased In 18 perceht to S it percent Corn Is up from 8 cents if , , 'rfh LikW A U w iWWd tikii itv Whfeat has Increased from 20 cents to 88 V eon from Cw5rhi* ahj «mt*nl from 7 ednts to 11 cents a dosen; oats from 8 a Bushel; hogs from 12.88 to 18.86 a hundredany measures, possible to devise, could effect a M, thoee which have recently been enacted Into GofeaJderaMe Increase In prices has already Further rises are sure to follow. { but,it lb dlfflewt to conceive of anything more which tha jrbVerfitntat fcould do. We do not know of any government In RUUrir vfnlch has apent more money or devoted greater Itakfiy to the farmers’ welfare. If we are to have a rev­ Th* Cealary of Proem *, ex- olution,, pr In Any other way Change our government. It to M i tlon hi Chicago : kkeuU hh' * impossible to see bow 007,06111110001 relief or benefits for tha fanner, coiiM be Inventsd. , The Civilitn In War iued rev< derations being heard from n uasth and Japan concerning the Eastern Railway, added Interest to tha impending opening o f a subway system industrial capital o f Japan, vri fatter* o f thto underground transportation on which has been mads to make It air raids. Tsntatlva housing accomprovldtd to care for 480,000 persona of the retire population of the city, ines ihnoid males an attack, the peosirena, would hurry to th* refuge o f Up thMr pre-deaignated positions, isfe from bomb and gas Attacks, All amt, aU other entrance* are equipped Akaamout gas. and a system for stolta with paraffin is bring provided, umpad in through a gas-removing Mr. and Mrt. t . I* Fevra*. of Kaatfa, w tn tha » f tbchr daaobtar, Mrt. D. L Thruhav, yahtarday. H. H. PaltlahAl*. a pramhwrtt rtttean of Gaaart, vma ln tha atty yiwUrday ca boaltHaa. ' On* af tha moot InteraeUag and Impreo.ira aarrnitnlat ttan-rted with tba Provbyterten Church la tha Imunallmt o f lha pa.tor. Bach an wcaitei m ate wttnaaaad cftaa for tha Preikytarlan mlnUtert ara wualty railid far a lone period and tba ate nowncament that Dr. B. D. Brrwntaa would be taoUUri on Sunday tranter brought oat many pacpla from other congregatlona tr\ wltn:«o the ceremony that wadded thin popular mlnlnter la tha Sanford ehurali. After a mntlral program of aiccplloml WASHINGTON, May » — P ro l­ iant Rooaerelt’e open and frank manner of dealing with newspap­ ermen. plus hfa ability to evade qnattione grace felly when the noreaeltfae demamV has left former Premier Herriot of Preeco flabbevgaatad. Twice a week upward* of one hundred accredited White Hroaa correspondents congregate In the lobby of tha eiecatire office*. At a tlgnal from “ 8tera" Early, maatoer of tha eeeretariat In charge of preas relations, tha waiting joarnalfata march Into tba Inner sanctum of the President. Rarely In tha past was tha President known to permit an outsider In hfa regular prett con­ ference*. Out*Id* of the regular corps of newapapormtn assigned to the Whit* lloueo the roly once preaant wore socret oonrlco man, an official stenographer sad a lecrvtaey or two. Mr. Rooeovelt, In heaping with hfa record for breaking prece­ dent*, baa changed tha order somewhat. If he happens to . bo engaged with an Important par­ sonage whan the hour of a prats conference arrive* he does not alwaya and the oonvorsatlsn ar dismiss hfa visitor. Oftentimes h* jaet asks hfa caller to remain bf hfa aide while bo receive* the newspapermen. Member* of tha journalistic corps, therefore, row nothing un­ usual, jhough they ware a hit surprised In tha presence of M. Harriot at a presidential prase conference tha other day. Taking a position at Ufa right Of the President ho remained throughout and oven suffered the ixytrlonco of having hlmaotf subjected to a few pointed question* nntU ha asked ta be aseuaad from all In­ terrogation. As the conference proceeded, however, amassment was written aero* hfa face more than on* time aa ha witnessed lb* adroit manner In which the President Jockeyed with hfa Informationrooking guests and hosted them in Iheir efforts to drodv him o«t on tome delicate point InVolvod In the International yoorparlfes. The former French premier, of­ ficial envoy of hfa country la tha present conversations, date tot apeak much English, yet he few den tends It sofftefaatly to keep himself Inf ormed on what fa keisg said around him. With the • mo­ tionless characteristic of his taco hfa naaUaei was aa* of pleased »roech*d ky Dr. J. W. Start, of tM» Ovfcnda Pnehytoften C la n k About 100 etttaoaa « f O w n ■iiuiOhl on th* teaeh at Lake Barter tee* o* Sotardey h r a ferafc and epaat a m et Jrifaktful tey. R a m . Walter Flyet aatl William Ballard furnlated an of frrah flah, cn whlah H m n . Mb**, Darkt, Oraham, Hart, and Walter Ftr»t prerad thafr catenarr «kitl In n we/ that wan I fefaly swreefated by alt praaaat. After lha dlnnor tHa yraa* todtr* onterufaed tha paopU praaaat with a Maypala danea. Mtea Barbara McLain wat tlu Quoon of tba May, Mb* Rath Prato? wan fln t lady In waltine, tad Mlaa Kate Plynt and SUM Ljdte Oafear lad tha danca. TV* Mlaaaa Kilbaa faraiahnt tha with emlfarfxsilng aap**te—one of thooa qaeetions which cannot bo imweved yen or no without throwing some Important light on a delicate eltuation. If ho fa free to dlacsie It bo wtil rarest the fall facta, Informing hfa Ifatenora that It fa to be treated in confi­ dante. 8« far as knows not one of thote confidence* hat yet bee* broken. I f he bn’t at liberty to dlecuie tba aobject matter, be wl.l ncWilly torn th* cebrersatleb to eoinethliic else. He has both known to throw hfa qaastionor* completely off track by loth Un­ tie* when It e u nectenary to ks -p satte ponding doreltpment entirely' to himself. RtlU * noIher thing that Impnried the visiting Fronchmpi w u the President’s Informs) way of conducting prim conferencrs. Theip U non* of tha poatp and cayemeny that marks tha European system. As the newspaper­ men fUe In aa* by, on# he may greet them by their.ftnt names, those whom he knows that wall. Or he may chide someone on hfa singing prorilvltfaa, harking tack to on# of th* tsmpalgn tripe when • > / 1 member nf th* prose may bare bean overheard to engage Merge Tag thfnki tha paUeat 1a hotter off tO ride exit the dcpreeelen fever than take a abort cot through vaccination. Reoerralt, the raalfat, knows pofaon when h# eeea It, hot tent afraid of It. He fa willing to « • amine its properties, note ite ef­ fect *•> the care, and continue or deifat ha the reiponae of the pa- College W ill Give Intensive Course In Mtfac a WI! ta f e M * etowt jttfea* who kata dtetbd W Jten or morn an the beach and who are declared by ktpalntag phyildtea to bo hi nted of rfkt Tha ■aurora called for Utah retire■tent on pfert than pay. No action wao takttu Action wao cowpfated ea * rmolotion prevtooaty adapted by tha hoaaa, calling Ter a taaatttolbnal amendment ta coeeaMtie tba of. flcoa of county tax i d b itw and Mnidripal Affairs Both Roooovolt and Olau agree that aome of the preacrlptfana In tha Inflation bill are more of a dreg than a tonic and that If all Of them wore administered they woofe hill Instead of rare. So Glasa wouldn’t here them around the house under any dreamit u c n , while. Ruueev.lt, confident In hi* ahill nnd judgment, would keep them handy for a psaalhfa emergency. At any rite ha has thorn all safely ln hfa grip and not lying around loot# over i t tha l « W ^ t t r = T o * “ ia c S S r«* that aid family remedies would do tba business. They always hare served; perhap, they might now. But It fa afao true that a new appreciation Of political scfanco may hasten the cure. differ, 80f*f HUI |l4e.with tha j>W practitioner, Oth*re—tha majority, w* Uliove,—will hav* more js s fldonro la tha younger doctor- sad hfa modem methods. Ha seosrui ta be a sensible follow, who knows what ho fa doing- Uuquoollonably than has bean an Improvement sine* ho was called Into th* -roe*. Perhaps It Isn’t hfa medicine. It may b* that tba treatment pre­ scribed by old Doe Hoover—and which old Due alee* endorses In principle— fa Just beginning , to shew results. The nnsfaup family, worn by a I N T H E Torres Straits latahds hi the East Ingles, there are no trees suitable ftk cAnoe buDdlng. So tha natives, a cruel, treachero us race. Impart th eir cee eee hem th * F ly R ive r b e lts In N ew Qulfcoo place wfth ah naheflavabl* reputation. khether T h * distance between three tw# place* la Aver fttuf hOefred wtfee, and no r e tir e hi that region travel* even un i g r e rte r Of that dieUnc*. When a canoe le wasted, the word is eUapfy paeaed f e from tribe th tribe. On the strength o f this vagSie Order h cdMBe Be hunt. retake) bach. Then It In Bach tribe o f bloadthtrety ramrihaki testa A i l ib r a r e h * ft before paretng It on, FEnaly' the payment, shell s i t l A M , spear p e h l a ntrm hands, make* Ha Way to the cSa^e heBAsri h i tha Snake lelaurUy faaUesL Tketfe ie reaahta fo r this barest? in aaregee ta wham pbrfldy b aaturaL t f any o f th * parUm Ih tid e complicated transect inn # n h th fla k being iBehreeat, their credit would he ralh fet A M though t h e J aadlrea m a y hill and t a t each ether, they hold barihr th tM U k . vertJatag a m t ha haamt. U la a proof of boaoaty. A prod4*4*1 lag ta tha Rrid guaranta* of Ka quality, UMfetoasa a a i Vais*. Yaw a n d g a d aa Hi hay advertised geSM. twite fan ik» •>t �385S H S fT ' ta Personal A ctivities Editor Tdcpboac: B A N T O R D , F L O R ID A . Of Legion H u Regular Meeting SATURDAY, MAY «, 19M PA< ' ■" At The Chunker Be A Courteous Driver O ffic e U 8 CITY D W E LLE R ! SEEK 1! FORTHEIR ecmmltt e* at th* regular meet-1 Corner P)lfk u d Third Ing f t Iho American Legion i Street. The Rev. John Bernard Root, Auxiliary bald o„ Friday aflernoM at the home o f Mrs. II. R. minister. flurch School, l l t t A. M , With Mrs. J. if. Colciough and Stev.m*. Park Avenue, with Mn. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. SATURDAY. Mia. Hairy II. Heercn return^ Mra. Fled R. Wilson as bostesaca, F. E. RnmalUat presiding and Sermon ty th* pallor. Mrs. R. R. Pippin and Mia* Milrecently from a 10-day visit wilh lb* regular meeting and luncheon hq are attending •even Christian Endeavor Society, of Rose Circle of th* Carden Club died Nix will prevent their pupil* relative* at SL Petersburg. ITHACA, N. Y.—Thousand* af was held yesterday morning at Ih* in a piano recital at 8:tlO P. M. at the atat.i conference o f social 7:Jn P. M. Speaker, Mia* Allran city dweller* in New York elaUi . Mia* Bridie Quinn and MUa home of Mrs. J. II. Colciough in the home of Mrs. Pippin on West worker* her*, aa ape-ial guest*. I Belbthiy. .-aught In Ih# economic »qu*#»e. ‘ The m eting opened with the j Paula Petemen, of Firmloguat*. Hoe* Court with Mrs. Colciough First Street. at* tuinlng their eyca back to lha KBENE^CR METHODIST SUNDAY L. 1., at* spending seteral day* an,j Mrs. Fred R. Wilton as hostsing, "America," and th# Igrdfarm, now that Spring haa.eowa^ CHUVCH erne a. The Community chorus, spon­ bar* at the gun la of friend*. Preyar after which the follow - i again. Soma o f thesa planning., Mn. Cokiough presided over sored by the Music Department of to Join Ih# back-lo-thsKlaBd'; ing reports w ee given; Mi** Edna ] Sjn .’ sy School, 1U:0Q A- M. Mr*. 8. E. Ivt*. Jr., roturnail to the meeting when Mr*. Endor Cur- the Worn in i Club, will trpeat its! movement, and to them the Stale Kpwnrth League, 6:43 P. M. eon.-ert at 4:00 P. M. at th* Flrat CWUaodon, Americanism chairhar homo In Orlaido laat night lett moved that tho members College of Agriculture aaya, "Loak • ___ __ a ___ Preaching service* Thursday, altar spending a few days ham wind a former motion that the Baptist Church. Th* puhlk la in man, slated that • program on Out." * flag* waa glean In every schorl |k:00 I*. M. by Rev. R. T. Caldwell, instead vlltd. with har daughter, Mr*. Linton <ire's has* a gardsn “ Don't buy * on in Ihii cuunty during April ami pastor, of lta regular meeting during the MONDAY E. Allan, Koaa Court. even th# experienced farmer ha* month of the meeting of the Gar Mrs. George Knight, Jr. and representative# o f the Legion failed to make • living", U t i l l , den Club as a whole. It was de Mr*. Jean S. Adame will be host- Auxiliary attended a larg.t num­ FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE M n. Arthur Galehtl h n warnirg o f F. F. Hill, profeaaof elded that date* for meltings be esiet for "ladle* day" at th* San' ber o f the programs; Mra. H. C. Inroad from Jack ion alia where of rural economy at tha relief# t o ^ New Orlando Road near Geneva dccldrd by ths program chairman. Washburn, courtesy chairman, re­ ford Country Club. aba haa baen visiting friend# for those Intending to leave th« rity -Mrs. Walter H. Coleman road a The executive board of tha ported that flowers wire sent to Avenue. th* past ala wash*. She was ac­ under the Impression that a*y- ^ The Rev. William P. McPharreport by delegate, to tho state Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet th* akk during th* month; Mr*. companied homo ,by ilia* Doria hody ran farm. To such people convention In Gainesville, pro- at 3:30 o'clock at the church. Th* L. M. Lelnhart, rhalnnan of the sop. pastor, Ogflsia who will be her guest for hi* advice it to consider th* sail ' Bible School, 0:45 A. M. pared by Mra. W. E. Watson, business meeting will taka place committee for t h (i Crippled about two weekj. and tho location of the farm rela­ Sermon. 11:00 A. M. which contained many intarosting at 4:00 o'clock. Children's Hospital at St. Peter* Evangelistic Service, 7:43 P. M. Mntnr Vehicle Artmlnttlrwlnm nl the I'n lln t Hsiao. ths men whw (n e w tive to mid* and markets. •UaUgbii .uLvUe.CuarSflJiejW uMnwtkly . hJy.hu* inaa* awMUng.rrf.UtA burr. s a l d ^ r i ^ f t T card# and ■ ^ i t a r n n r v r 't r T m r m i ’.r*** t .Me riJa*. AVuiPtf.-.L< Mrs. A. I). Covington gavo two Woman’s i' s Missionary Society of remie sections wer.> »ehl“ ~ < i 7" tar • m ajarily at a u ln n w ib tl™ id V K 15 I V f iP I K V I U m W I H J H f l S f grandson, Frank Hobson, Jr., nf talks during th* meeting. The day, 3:00 r. M. hospital during April; Mis* JranPJ Prayer and Praia* Service atelded. Thia la is m lw r thirteen e l Ih# eerie*. a city fCrson lends lo buy a poor'4 Jacksonville, loft yesterday fur first was on thi identification of the Fits! Baptist Church will be ■tte Lalng, community service Wednesday, 7:15 P. M. farm and to pay far mofa for It 8t. Petersburg to visit Judge atd ,hruks which ahe Illustrated with held at 3:30 o’clock at th* church. n» X, HeCAl.L rilA ZIR R The Sunbeam Band of the First chairman, stated that mivnber* than It is worth. In buying th* Jfeank Hobson after ip*n;i- sperimans from her own garden fflirec»*». U ltU f* » l ifslse I i t e s i ef VSrr«al*l have offered their aereke* to the Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 A L L SOULS CATHOLIC few days bora as the guest* while the seeond was an Im­ A COURTEOUS DRIVER He portent faetnt In in* Inti at 11000 wrong film, he i* doomed to fail­ R'd Crou fer sewing and will o'clock at th* church. CHURCH ure hefote he begir* to farm." v-apd Mrs. W. L. Uurt. i owe promptu talk on dahlia culture il The Woman’* Missionary Soci­ asaist Mrs, Dorothy Lamb in conto give th e ijth e r retlow Ihe nen«m , pines rtp o rle* to Ik * Rational "It is belter to atart as a ten­ lustratrd by a large dahlia from ety o f tha First Methodist Church dueling the county health rllnle Thr Rev. J. J. Kellaghan, pastor. of th * douht and thereby avoid an Hureau or Casuallv * i» l ducaly tin ant or even as a hired man on n Among members of the Sarah her garden. d trw n ter* Iasi yeas next week; Mra. V. E. Douglas*, acrldanv He never insist* upon tha will have a business meeting at First Mass, 8:1)0 A. M. good farm", he warns, “ thin to kar HethodUt Orphanage Club Accident prevent ion authorities lu lu of hi* drivtna rights out la rehabilitation chairman, said that Mr*. Cotetough reminded the 3:30 o'clock at the church. 8rron<l Mass, IOlOO A. M. ■tart as the owner of a poor i apanl yesterday afternoon at everywhere ar* eireMlng tn* im ready to apply eomroo.i sans* to cigarette* bavu baen sent te. Ih* members op the picnic to be given Benediction after 10:00 A. M. unusual situation* farm." Reading up on scientUle portenr* ot courtesy In driving orphanage at Ber.aon Springs Friday. May 12. for Rose Circle TUESDAY hospital at Key W eil; Mr*. II. II. Mass. lie dnasn t atari hi# esr forward Tou csn T p a ss a law compelling It fatmirg will not take the place of mding were: Mrs. W. E. Wei's. members by the Copeland Circle The Philalhea Class of the Flrat Lewi*, welfare chairman, an­ th* Instant th* signal light change* Daily Mass. 7:.W A. M. It * th * attribute o f a gentleman aetml farming experience. Ira, John Vgughn, Mr*. P. D. of Orlando at Lily Gardena In Preshyterian Chureh will meet at nounced that flats children are re­ S.ndiy School Saturday at 3:00 If there ar* pedestrian* In Ih# and Ih * sure sign o f our beat “ Most of the present movement kar, Mra. J. V. liirkaon, Mrs. Lockhart. Those planning to go 8:00'P. M. at the home of Mr*. ceiving school lunches free dally; ernssway II* allow* ibtm lo |*l d river* ’ , P. M. clear of lha Intersection. rones Smith, Ur*. W. A. Til- war* requested to meet at 10:00 H. B- Purdon, Pineburjtt. You don't hav* tn rear Ih * hind of city people to the country la and Mr*. Georg* G. Herring, l uWhen he hear* th* horn at th* not to have a permanent plac# to . The monthly bridge party of the latatlv* chairman, advised that Mra. O. J. Tope, Mra. W. I~ A. M. at the home of Mr*. A. W. man behind who wants to pas*, he or driver pictured in «he .drawing Social Department of the Worn telegrams wero sent to Senator* CHURCH (IF T1IR NAZAHENK pulls over to the right and give* above lie la conscious nf Ih * ne­ live or to find a means of obtalnk, k|rs. W. (f.,Thornton, Mr*. Eppa In Ureamwold. cessity o f sparing th * minute and irg » living in the future", bn an’» club will take place at 2:4fi Trammell and Fletcher, and RepS. * Wait*,' Mr*, it. L Shin hoi. ample room I jk r Mary Fla. Practical Idea* for summer gar­ says, "It la merely an attempt tn ' Th# element'or discourtesy ren­ saving th* t lf * o'clock at the club house with rea.ntatle* W lkrg asking that Mil* Ola Lyigford, and M in R. N. Sanders, pastor, dens were furnished the mimbers Courtesy after alt I* Ih * practical i educe <a*h coats and get s Hanet he tabulated in accident slatlaJ. Adrian Brown acd Mrs. A. C. they attend the recent m*«* sura L a ia g ln t. Sunday iicnuoi, School, 0:(5 aopllcatlon o f common sans* p;-to A. a . M. »l. . y ^ itut ttis likely that II la by th* talk -sm HrfY ’garden* for Chamberlain as hoslestea. Reser­ meeting (n Washington opposing Preaching, 11:0O A. M. •t ' ‘ J f , K C H t ; U1 summer by Mra. C. I- Park and a vations may be made with th# nrrgnitlon, o f Soviet Russia. Young People'. Society^ paper by Mra. Rolanj 8. Read on "There are grave dangers that It t i n 4 divided during the P. M. home* In Sanford are welcomed to th* garden that endures through hostraaes. b aria# from aucK (Isturbancai., The Junior High School P.-T. meeting that resolution* oppos­ all cervices. The pastor i* avail­ Preaching, 7:30 p. M. the summer. Many know vary little about fa m ­ A. will meet at*3:3l) o'clock at th# ing cutting the appropriation for At tho dose o f th* meeting Prayer Mroling Tuesday, 7:30 able for conference every morning ing and find that although tharj . >A- throng- * ! o* Jr 160 - person* "Mra. ESdof'TtlrTetl spoilt1.' Bl b0- school auditorium fur- installation th* Crlpplul Child ran'* -Hospital P. M.--------------------------------- --- frnmr tUWI nViock'in- IJrlHl o'clock 1* shelter the desired food (P IM C o f officer* and annual rr porta of at St. Petersburg from fJSll.O O ft ktended the annual Sptlrg f**ti-j holf of Iho cirri*. a few words of Before an audirnr# o f nvisr 400 Praaehlng County Home, 2:15 in hi* study at th* church, always bo grown. They find that: to 1(0,000 he »*nt to Governor persona, the Music Ikpartment cf al given yaatarday afternoon, *rprrcinibin to Mr*. Colciough committee chairman. P. M. more capital' la naesaaary to gat Sholli and to reprerviUtlve* ami S aninole High School presented n 4:00 to*fl:0O o'clock on lb* | for her I--’ lershin during the Preaching Coupty Camp. 3:30 P. PAOl.A COMMUNITY l III’ Ki ll WEDNESDAY. started «n a farm than they axsenator* from this district. a two-art musical comedy, "Up unda of tho'Eaal Side Primary T<a*t year. Mr*. Colciough then M. Central amt Axalr* Circles of pectnl. Tool* and equipment aid Pl«n* were completed fer the The Rev. Alfred Kricsmt, paator. In the Air” , last night at th# often livestock ar* necetairy In,, boot by th* East Side Primary presented the gavel to the new the Garden Club will meet at 10:00 erfebratlnn » f Memorial Day and Morning Services, 11:011 A. M. high achixj auditorium under the operate a f.irm. T . A. In addition to the special chalrmnn. Mr*. Fred R, Wilton, A. M. at Central Park before Mra. J. o. lluff, Mr*. T. I.. Sulli­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST auspice* of the Junior Class of Sunday Schco1, 0:46 A. M. m o f eritertalnmant, “ Tho and wished hrr sue or* during the visiting Lake Charm Orchid Gar­ van, nml Mis* Arankn Takarli "With limited funds and lack ot SCIENTIST roming je»r. Christian Endeavor, 5:30 P. M. the irhonl, with Mis* Clifford L, expc'ienir three people ire liable den ■* tho guoata of Professor T. were appointed to serve cn the Garden'4, booths wete art , head of th* Musk De­ Shlnh'la Luncheon wa* terved by the L. Mead. Each section will pro­ Evening Services, 7:311 I*. SI to gel on a poorly drained hill ori the ground# for the crmmltte*. Mis* J anette lain g Christian Science service* ire ho*tea*e* to the following: Mrs. Mid-week Prayer ilcctlng, 7:30 partment, aa director. farm and seriously handle ip than- . vide a lunch. All member* and was chnsrn a* reprerontaHve to held every Sunday morning at of canrty, aam(wichcs, co.d The raat nf IS leading charac­ selves. It is hdeisabl* to runt a a Linton E. Allen, Mr*. Walter 8. friend* of the Garden Club a n . M. an Ice cream. t(i* stall convention to b* held th« rlsorrh al East Second Street ters and chorus of 23 hav* been IColaman, Mr*. A. D. Covington, place rather than Invest money in in Havana on’ May 10, II, and at 11:00 o’clock. Subject for to­ _JT*J- L * P d 'f- V ^ .V V la n ‘Mm. Kndor Curlett, Mr*. J. C. Invited. r •.-■Iving careful cml expert a pirce of real eatxt# that may HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL Speer, Mrs. h\ A. Haaard, atd K. morrow I* “ Adam and Fallen training during the pa*t few ‘Ellsworth, Mr*. A. W. Epp*. Mr*. mian a Ins* o f'a ll saving*. It to (T lt'K C ll fra. W. F. Raven el prnldtiJ over A. C. Fort, Mr*. J. M. McCaaklll. Talk* were made by Mr*. Ber­ Man." weeks and it wa* *l*t*d by those impotent to locate near g city on ’ bootha while Mr*. R. E. Hern- Mrs. A. If. Mote*. Mr*. Charles L. tha Steltt, of Lakeland, rhalrman Wednesday evening rhurch at In altendancr last night that the The Rev. Martin J. Mram. rcca hard-surfaced road and not ba' rS tha Amrokan Child Welfare 800 K. 2nc. St., at 8:00 o'clock. lira.'. Mrs. J, -T. Ell la, Mrs. I. W. Park; Mr*. O. J. Tope, Mr*. Rov presentation was <ne (/ the most tur. wine, Mr*. It. M. Grovenateln, F. Mann. Mrs. Roland 8. Read, and Purvey In Florida, by Mr*. Nell* interesting ami w Jl a'trd musical isolatril from Ihe posalhtllllea for Thia church maintain* rf free SUNDAY work. ad Mn. C. A. Taylor had chargo Mr*. Count* Johnson and Mrs. 8. comedies ever offered her.', and Officer* for the coming year Smith, o f West Palm Beach, on Reading Room at th# church where Thlnl Sunday after Ka*ler. child welfare, and Mis* France* lha Bible and all authoriied Chris­ o f tha tickets. that the music was imperially E. Ive*, J r, of Orlando, guest*. were installed by Mr*. R. L. Dann Holy Communion, 7:3il A. M. Laughlin, of Orlando, on Fida<\ tian Science Lltrratur* may be For tho presentation o f “ The liked. at the regular meeting of tho Church School, 11:30 A. M. and Jamr* Dyarn. It wa* announc'il that Mr*. Fairy Garden1*, a throne was ar­ Mis* H orn# Lull, assisted by read, borrowed or purrhaaed. Open South Hide Primary P.*T. A. held Iltdx Communion and Sermon. Stage managers w.ve Billy Wallace W. Wright, Mr** J. II. Tuesdays and FVidays frein 3 to ranged on tha achool ground* Miss Dori* Halle.n, furnished the Thursday afternoon at the echoed Iltik) A. M. • Tk mpt„n ami Henry Jamaaon Hint*rml*ter, and Mr*. Rrumlllat whara th* May Queen, Prince auditorium with Mr*. W. W. 5 P. M. Yojng I‘Topic's -Service- league, plan-, are mpanlm t it for the sing­ while Mia* Dorothy Smith aad served o„ the housing committee Dandelion, th* Fairy ..Queen, and ing while apecinl music between Gnelsch presiding and Mr*. J. P. |J:.U) P. M. T ~l Mis* Muriel Jiclntyre served aa which itaist'il In providing .room* Fairy of- Draama war* seated. arts was rendered by th.i Senti­ The pupil* of the Third Grade Thurmond, Mr*. B. J. Davl*, and FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH MONDAY prompter*. Usher* wera: tba for th* conference o f tcclal work­ Over the throe* waa placed an of tho W^at Side Primary School, Mrs. W. C. Hatcher a* hostesses. mental Floridians. St. Agnes Guild. 3:311 P. M. Miss * Gladys Garner, Helen WUer* here this we'A, ami that n arch of whlla flowers and fern* Mr*. Marion St. John*, teacher, The cast nf character* wail a* Sanford Sixteenth .Street and The following officer* will serve Slmly Claaa, Woman's Guild. aon, Helen Knudsen, Dcrotban whU* other decoration* were two presented a special program yes­ during, the coming year: Mr*. W. radio tea to hear a lecture by Avenue. follows: Mis. M.-Cullum, a 4:00 P. M. Ilro ks, Betty Colbert, Gtnevina, Mr*. S. A. Blackburn, national wealthy Californian, Miss Marlargo white basket* of garden terday morning at th# achool audi­ W. Goclsch, president;''Mr*. QuinTh* Bev. F. M. Marler, pastor. SUNDAY MAY 14 Wells, Mary Nickel, and Claud* flowers. On each aide of the torium for the entertainment of ten Ilrown, vi:e-pro*ld#nt; Mr*. C. preaid *it, on IV.ppy Day, will bo > He Tlllis; Mr. McCulbm. Sam Ilible School. 045 A. M. ThP Rt. Rev. John Wing. D. D. Kell gr, Earle King, Carl Vaui#,, throne seal* were arranged for other pupils In the arhool. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. F. Proctor, secretary; Mr*. W. D. given May 25. Iliehop Of South Florid*, will ln- Dightnn, Jr.; Harold Post, th • Al f ml Wllkcrson, and Rusaall Mr*. J. II. Colrbugh announced hern, John (lightun; Mr, Bur­ other partkipant* lif the affair. Number* were given aa follow*: Hofmann, trra*ur#r; and Mr*. B. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. slitutr the new rector ami preach. Odham. th# following program whkh wa* bank, Wanslry Pi,-ter; hi* daugh­ Helen Hutchison, aa May Quern, First Psalm and Prayer. Evening Servlre, 8:00 P. M. D. Caswell, historian. given at the ckae of the minting: ter, Betty, Miss El:1a* Winn; Jim w on a long whlla dreaa fashioned "L ife of Stephen C, Foster," During the meeting annual re­ Subject for morning sermon, Song, eatrow Bright Flr.wero” OVIEDO METHODIST CHURCH Carter, Gilmer S tile ; Mra. Burafter droaaea o f the Elizabethan Norma Wolfer. port* were givrn by th* various “ Worker* Together with God." Mr*. Colciough, Mr*. Frank L. bark, Miss Dorothy Clause; Joe period; Loi* Nipper, a* Fairy "American Negro Melodies," and standing committees, and mem­ Subject for rvening sermon. Woodruff, Mra. II. n, 1-ewi*. Bennett, an aviator, Jo# Cowart; W. J. Caiperter, pnslor. "W hy the Name Suwannee Waa ber* filled out slip*, indicating the Queen, was attired in a white "What Must I Do To Be Saved?" and Mla* Edna t'hiltrndiei. Subject of the morning sermon: hia fiance', ShicJ*y,Klngalrn, Mias Chosen," Mrs. Marlon St. Johns. kind of work thry preferred to do drosa; Marlon Hand, as Fairy of Rlvival services, rnndu ted by Song, "Phantom Is’ficn*", Ward Dreams, appeared in a gisen Minuet Daneif, Patricia Hodge, for the organisation. Ham I. Smith, evangelist, will con­ “ Till'd, llrat, and Comfnit." let Mary France* Antlrews; Juniper Stephen*— Mr*. J. A. Takach. Taylor Brown, Mary Rivera, L* draaa; and David (iatchel, aa tinue every evening at thr church all discouraged persona ultmd J, hnson, a colored rnan-af-allMra. Quintan |lrown stated that work, John Otlrman; and Mias Roy F-strldge, Katherine Spen­ the summer round-up will take Piano Holo, "Country Garden” thin service. Dandelion, worn a yallow through Sunday, May 14. Mis* Daphne Takach. Turner, and Mis* cer, and Jack Standlfer. Kienlng theme; "Story oT Mr. Klixabrth b J U k U a suit Md a largo cap place on' May 0, after whkh ahe Reading, ."Popple*, Our M"mcrl»l Ev.'lyn Ehnlt, twin daughters oT bearing a white plume. Margaret Croon of Stephen ' Foster Pong*. thanked all th* member* who a*FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Caleb." FI wer’’— Mra. W a l l a c e W. Billy Hoolehan, Fred Gordon, alsted with the Spring festival We shall celebrate the Lord'* Mr. and Mr*. McCmJom, who pre­ Langley, who gave a aolo dance Wright. I-eRoy Estridge, and Clarence given recently. The Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor. Supper at the evening •••r.re . sented a s|H-cial dance. for the quern, wur* a yal-ow and Itendinga, "A Call to Service fur Th> so taking pari in the Alexander. Twenty orr meinlair* hav., wen Sunday School. 0:15 A. M. The program for the afternoon silver frock, while Vltglnla Kelly, Your Community" and “ May. Professor (1. E. McKay, super­ re eiveil Into the chunh within Ihe ch'.ruse* wire: the kllssea Kath­ who also gav* a aolo daaco, »*- "Drrerlptlon of Stephen Foster’s included a trio, ''Kerry Dance,’ the Month r f M >morle»"--Mis* Home," Mra. Sybil Routh. lari three weeks— nineteen on pro­ erine White, Nancy While, Mary by Mr*. Arthur flranan. Mra. Eu* letted a-yeiluw dress. intendent. McMahon, Klomire Hardy, Muriel Jeanette Lalng. Morning Servi e, 11:00 A. M. ti* Peaks, and Mra. B. C. Moor*, fession nf failh. Assisting in entertaining tho Rofreshmenla wern served by Sermon hy thr pastor, "By Way and a piano aolo by. Mis* Carolyn We ahalt keep up -he Sundiy McIntyre, France* Smith, Dorothy guatla during the afternoon wera Hie h:*t**»,- aaalatad by Mr*. I*. School attemianrt- by the addi­ Smith, Mildred Duncan, Annie Collier. Refreshment* were served l AM. Telford, Jr., Billie Eachary, M. la inhart, Mra. Wall.c . W. " r at a lain hour in the luikrhroom by Young People'* Divlslnn, 0:15 tion of new members am) irtm- Witma Woods, Jranette Chapman, Volla William*, J r, Robert GrovWright, and Mr*. T. L. Kulllv»n Ruth MrGarvvy, Margaret Methe hostesses. * tinn of those lately srin oiled. P. M. , •qatain, and Robert Stumon HeroA coreage of flowers was then Garvey, ami Jark Russell, Carl Song Service. 7:45 P. M. do". mambera of Ih* Boy Scout*. Bert Wheeler and Robert Wool­ Vause, Wocslrow llanaou, John presented to each of th > seven Harmon by thr pastor, "Sowing LAKE MARY COMMUNITY Special musk was presented by aey are <kle at the Milana Tha­ PROBE ORDERED Si-nkarik, Max Kumbley, Clyde special guest*. and Reaping,” 8:00 P. M. .CHURCH K. N. Scott's Cela truck. lle r on Sunday In their lataat Throe pret'cit were: Mr*. Billie Hurt, Henry J a m e s o n , Bill Wednesday Prayer Servlre. 7:t’> Preceding the entrance of the laugh-provoker, "So This I* Wright, Clarenre Collins. RayH AV AN A, Cuba.— A Judicial in Msttmueller, oF'Veru Beach, Mr*. t Presbyterian Government) H *y Qutm, Alika Wainwrlght, Africa!” Ths producers, Columbia vrstlgation waa ordered In the su Nell* F. Smith, of Wi*.l Palm P. M. Judge R. W. Ware, leader. mum! Amlcrunn. Roy Uerschcwilt, A cordial Invitation la estsnikd Organirod in 18V4. Vlo'et Walla, Nora Leigh Monroe, Pkturrs, have dubbed II a tree- burls o f Marianao into the death Beach, Mra, Wayna Bailey, " I lo all to attend these arrviers. I reachlrg Satrices at lt:0n A. Ti lined Teacher*. 10:00 A. M. wad Wannetl Mrtts, as orange e*ty to out-Tanan all Taroan o f Magin Alva res Pledre. who wa* Vcro Beach; lfiaa France* UughMinistrr, the Rev. James M. M. and 7:30 P. M. blossoms, and Mary Crovtaataln, pictures. I oat when • sailboat carrying Ann lin. of Orlando, Mrs. Fk.r «t-* _ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH •___ r Grailad - Sun.Uy— School- - with -Thompson.___ _ _____ Virginia Welch, Kenneth Oliver, Supporting the’ leading pkyer» Harding, film star, and two com Schlitt, o f Varo Beach, Mr*. Mary ______ aad Fred Venable, aa May Qneen *Tw Raquel Torres, Esther Muir panlon* upset o ff shore. E. Poceiu, of Vero Bn*h. * ";' n , , B, r . E. D. Brownlee, D. D. attendants, and Albert McMU an. Henry Armetta and Ed.I* Clay­ Mr*. Bertha Stella, rf Uki'and. MaitcT cieera bearer, luwrchet) to th* ton. Eddie Cline directed. MfT* X ’ , M« Panday School. B:45 A. M. ' LOprr BANK throneW‘ WrJ,h ‘ ' ” r* . \ lr ! Morning Worahlp, lt:00 A. M. A spatial dance waa given dur­ Lelnhart, Mr*. J. E* U ta g . Mr*. rhrUtJ, n Emj „ ror, T;nn p. NEW ORLEANS, - T h r e e ing the presentations by Helen Dkk Warren, June Welch, Jimmie B. E. Takach. Kre. J.^M. Moye. w dhU p, 8:00 p. M. bandits robbed th* Canal Street “ on and David (iatchel. Groveratein, EtoUe Vrnaldr, and J. H. Colciough, Mre. Frank Th, wU, mrct at ,he branch Of the Whitney National participating were: Roby Billie Herndon, daisies *nd part­ L M . ^ r o f f Mre . E. ugasj. c,o,# of lh^ mpn,|n| , nd ,*,n inif Bank, escaping with several thoubluebird; Midrod Kai- ner*. Mr*. H. C.u Waakbum, . 1WIKIHIJI wnr,^|p H xrvlcaa reception _ ... t* Mrs. if, f t i m for aor the tn« inrpnvii robin; Sara Martin, boa; AJja Sherwood Jacubson, Ernest sand dollar*. I Harriet Uscaid, Juan Kills, Brotherson, A Ideen Taylor, Jr. Mr.’ *H- B.^LewU, Mr. H. k ! of ^ w" houl thurtl' Mn. B. D. Caswell and Mrs. R. Oliver. Martha WiCto, BUly George, Rota ml Floyd, and St-van*, Mra. T, T . Raumillat J. Hally, Jrtoft today for Atlan­ Pegk, Daniel and »’ - Miaaaa Jaaaatt* Lalng, Carol Godwin, ganlre boy*; Ruth Brack! n, aril George Rabiiuon, GoMI* Venable. Dudley ta, Ga. where they wer* called bj A ranks Takach, aad Kdaa Chit­ -tba death o f their brother-in-law, Maypoa fairies gad part- Dunn, *nd Maggie Godwin, gar.bn tenden. fro Me Landaugtr'a; James Henry Cooper, Billy W » rarer * remel-i* Use at Hekn Stafford and BUly Hand, Aril* Ttaeley, and Ruetell Coulter aad 8|oek K '-l- Also B. Z. Whltahurst left Utla morn­ Mrs. P. N. Whltahurst, Mis. Ai.Mirapbesk* * Calrlum Nllrals. violets; Batty Jo Alder- Cteland, elfin*, ((.erg* Career, <i#t oar pries# before rnu bur. ing for Bparka, Ga. to apand the lura Whitaburat and Mias llaiel I Moldy Tiawkk, rosea; Jtmas Lee, Dabble Edwtnb, and IV# raa •e v e yo e monre aumiMr. Whitchuret left this morning for Hodges and Lawia Na- J. R- Hodge*. Fisher boys; and Sparks, Ga. to ipand a akort time Ivma; aad Paulina Ray Herndon, Julian Mess Frank Ur. and Mrs. John Langiay, of with relatlv## before going to George Spaar, U f, Stewart, Tommy Inablnet, Wi Mam Daytona Baneh, spent today hare Norfolk, Va. for tho summer. Maurice ( M*T#*r, aad Jimmy Gat, reln- with Dr. and Mm. W. T. Langley They will ba Joined in Norfolk by f a r . Slot A Cem m irrDI HI. 520 MAPLE AVE. NE 797 Eratro Tktam, drops. / Mr. Wkit#hunt. Mayfair. ersonals Rose Circle Garden Club Holds Meeting Social Calendar Economic CircumaUn-, cea Forcing People Away From. Town* > BE liflT Throng Attends Annual Spring Fete a f! ,j TY* »•' Musical Comedy I Staged At School ■i 9 South Side Primary P.-T.A. Holds Meeting West Side Primary Pupils Give Program TO-NIGHT Double Show Wheeler And Woolaey Are At MildneSunday — and— INFERNAL MACHINE ---- SUNDAY UJH £€UR m UJODLSa Home Mixed Feeds SEMINOLE FEED CO. S0 ^ l i IS AFKK/ Lum ber Co., Inc. .1 * ■f*-' ................— ___ L ........— A i*3j| �T-Tf -u ju . u . i l i i S f e , ft/ W tttJ A , S A T U R D A Y , H A T It's Possible tea/ JOyears Old Hn. J rtu f' Yfcenpsen. Mre. A lt* ItT. Mr. Beitm . Mn. HobWna, Mrs. Races, Mn. J. L. Olion. Itoe. Ballinger, Dr. Kirk, Bro. D ub, Mrs. title end Mn. N. A. TtJ*t tbs last four font*. Th« M it meeting will k« with Mrs. J u tri Thompson St Laks Vary. Mrs. Mtlts It*t*n had as s f lust, Mbs Ada Lhy, of El mina. N. T. on Monday. Util* Lcrey Manning who has ban hsia risltMg far thrna wails st tht homo sf Mrs. Hasen will accompany bam to l it hams In Nrw York, Mrs. C. A. tfairn, tba mother of ST. A. II im o , left Friday for har homo In Tampa aftar a month's visit bats among bar StiMter To Obtain Bopport OfProgram Is Given As Reason l ORLANDO, May 8._Coallnued Inability to obtain support from I growara for regulation •* « r,P " fn ill shipments resulted In a d»tialon yaaterday by the special tamffffrult control committee to abandon further efforts to resist tba grapefruit market. The action wae taken at a meeting of the committee here. Members of the committee .which, tine. Msr. » . hn *ou«ht to dsslse some method of Impros. lag grapefruit prices, egpressed raluclanes at abandoning their work, but declared emfdmHeslly Uuil lack of grower support maiVi aselets any rontinued attempts to "*■ strengtbsn the msrkst. ic / fA W T m u 0tvfS£ iJfTSUSi.^ PUT DOWN i STOOASf V AND M U m u d t m m rn tw n * » on non/ Th nrtttee In the form of a resolution, pointed out that refusal of grow­ ers, controlling a considerable portion f t lhe grapefruit rema.n* tag In the state, to compel their respective marksling agrnrirs to Jain the control movement, he* made it Impassible for the n'her aganslet to accomplish what they set out to do. blinder agreements mndr be­ tween the- Klorlaha l.'itius Grogs era Claoring House Assucif.'on, ■ml various shippers of eilrui in Florida", the committee’s stalemeat said, 'this tommltlcc was constituted for the purpose of di­ recting ■the general handling of the grapefruit problem for lh« balance of the present shipping sedeon. “ In that It has been found impossible for this committee to cootral the shipment of grapefruit beesuse ef fsllurc to secure *nppent of growers owning approxi­ mately AO psrenu or more of the grapefruit remaining on thy irooj. anrtMtot under .contract Ur tiro •Upper* working under lha con­ trol agreement, this committee hereby declares that conditions ara aueh that It cannot function for.tha-purpose for which It was organised amt that It ia hereby dlaaalved. "This committee further- re­ quest* the hoard of director of the clearing .house to cancel aad annul, aa of May 7, ItfdH, all contracta made with shippera for the purpose of carrying out the inten­ tion for which this committed wm created." The committee informally an­ nounced that In the opinion of Its members, the industry should en­ deavor on It* own responsibility to carry out the policies inaugu­ rated by the control committee* In regard to shipments for the balance of the asason. By this v •* meant, eommlttre member* *«• plained, that the condition of the market still mads it highly ndvlsable that low grade fruit ami un­ desirable lists be kept off the OVIEOP Ohio—Compel­ Ms-ry K. Smith left Humlay for Vsrgcanct, Vermont. They were atvumpsuied as tar as Femraylvsnia by Mrs. F. I). Hiehsk. Mrs. J. M. Muirk, Mn. Chat. I.allirt, an,| Mrs. Severn* left rWednssctry for Watkins Glenn, N Ye Mrs. i . V . Prevail rntsrUintd with s miscellaneous thowsr Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mr*. J. Leonard, a recent bride. The rooms were beautifully dteo* rated with bamboo, fern am' Spring flowers, carrying out a color stheme of white, pink, and green. Little Mary Isiulse l-elil* and Johnny laruc Prevail pirsi-nted the in Me with a “ wagon load" of beatuiful and useful gift*. Refreshment* of fruit salat^ •sllinrs, iced taa and mint were served. The holes* was assisted in serving by Mrs. Wade Ksulsr* run. Mn. Ijtrue Alderman, Mrs, W. J. David, Mis* Elbe! Leila, tml Mrs. P. II. Dooley, The May meeting of the Geneve I'.-T. A. was held in the school iiudjtorium Thursday afternoon, As this, was tbu last masting of the school year the final report of all officers and chairman of -Committee* wrrr given. The fol­ lowing officer* were Initalled: I’ resiucnt, Mr*. D. II. Istvy; vile president, Mrs. Kinon (Jolt; seers* relary, Mrs. Orrio Msthieux; treasurer, Mrs. Walter Yarbor­ ough; historian. Mis. Arthur Cook, Mrs. I’. B. Donley, acted aa installing officer. Mr*. Floy ril-ler spent several day this week ,at Daytona Bealh visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. K. Moran and little daughter, Lillian, of NanforK spent Wednesday and Thursday In Gen* vs. A parly of friends from Han* ford an I Geneva surpriied Mr. and Mrs. J, laonard with a parly Tuesday evening. LAKE MARY m n r t R , Tnjn.-U rtrt. Mich* rd L*s, agaagtfr* officer of the dasdhie dtetriei, U. g. Engineer*, t ia lto i M m moo and 8,088 > asaa will be called back to week off: levee project* by May I I . ‘ U p s a la a n d G r a p e v ille Mrs. I.UBBLLB BALLINGER her brother, Claus) .Saunders. Mr, Dubose Urtvee the National Bis* cult wagon. Mis. Watroua waa missed at tha church on the,Country Club Rond Mr. aad Mn. W, Billingsley and eon, Btnith, left Monde y te take up new garage business In Orar.ge City. * •• Mr. and Mn. J. A. Bletlins and two sen* spent Thursday at New Smyrna Reach oa a combined bus* Wednesday neon several towns­ folk and tsurislr enjoyed a bos* ket tuncbdsa at Sututyahade I'ark. Fichte suppers will bo put on al lha Park daring the summer on Thursday evening*. The A, C. L. railroad is putting la n aiding tb.acewmmodaio a new mansfacturkgf plant coming to Mr. and Mrs. C. Gamer, who haee apewt' several mtkrth* with Mr, and Mn. M, R. Blankenship, here* M l by motor for New York and Moot reel, Canada. L ik e R eg u la r •C aU We are adding seventy Jollsrs of equipment the public better 5e* c« and save money fl'lse _ ____ L A W N M OW ERS HessleeS •■# l»sr»rw S AMe Cw MM II bv * your week AVS* W Bieekaiue * -/•■• F irst 118 W J. W. SHADOIN Ptas* fia-w GENEVA r-Forming. a . party - uuloriag te affhlm.na,JsMdLag..af, lha besn Tsvpen tipring*, Tampa, and SI. Rstdipbarg Sunday wdra kin.; J. M- Muiih, Alrs.-Chra. Lamia, Mr*. Sawas, aad Mr. and M n. toll* •lath Kllbee. - Cb- F. Ilarilwn, of Loughman, t o » t tba wetk-eud h fn with hfs family. sflsrdU- avah-aMUseaeah- Jurthsn ataadlatoatatHWtav. praridid fcjv.Raygad Afoatealstagg,. egga.tford, a la gave a sleight-af-hant perfermaa.'W f e « ( i Mr, ‘ M»h.(J. M . Thaiapstfv. Mbs. P. 1)* Aadasataa .aad M. BalLatldadsd a. maaitaUtlBtoifiatutdag afidrwooA-av.th*'gt. Gsarge Houl,ta.L«gwasd. tWiadbkek* wu fWea-.hr.iMn, J, R. ilagghtoavgM »*m h m ..e f ham aluak Trade In B O YS * S H O E S « . Your old Furnituro For Caih at . .. FURNITURE BOO SaafordA-ve, B. L. PERKINS tl>4 I M . D ark -A ve. we mat theta « ■ the l i t and ail ■njoyad lha social goal time total refreshments ol sshd Srtehee, cake* All KIscU ef Baadwlchee TRIANON ANGEL’S, E AT SHACK Ceawra * _ , Adminalon 60c, Tax 6c Baafaed Ave. ■fV-rr re g re t ta to be g iv e * BRIGGS U h , Mpta wwn<,Utah had--vcn. Hm h U ss .. left h r Theuus, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. PramM Thompacp, .NaUlle True, 0~My. Mr. and Mre. E. 8. -Ball, and Raymond Bal^dr. v. , -; Mha Ethel Lefils, Frshk TkmM*. John Thomaa, Char. Dooley, Edaaird Malhep sad Raymond Mul* raunlty church will reader « sum servlcs similar lo tbs ran etrrr •a ftosarr Hstuday. The pshlte to cordiallylavltod. ~ The - Vaster .‘J . Y JEW ELER ^ - cs rts is ? v vitxi r e u a Nc ^ . 1 KARL J. SCHULTZ L I F E IN S U R A N C E CO. ft' - Btatricf Manager "Otar 488 mflllaa Ia"/*res" .rh ta to *’ * - . * n _ a .,i* t B ti SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. E L E C T R IC A L S U P P f J M P H O N E 44S F r id a y U .-h M l k citiseta to i * ■ sieissl tha i ’■* slaad r " r ♦* . .a* r Shop highC u n 18. r 'A . II. Ocgory, who has apeat tho winter with Ic i c m b l o w and dangler, • Mr. - aad - Mrs. |X M. Phono T7< Delivery Berries far Fariles •The Sommer Roifnd-up Tor pre­ school childres o f the fdrel school* wUl be held at the Setith SWe Pri­ mary School la Radford Wednes­ day M orning dt k;th o'clock. The health • cominlttta of the Tirvrtt.Tmehar Association d» Lake Monroe Med that' dfl •partats at p*s-school children %ht>-kr* to en­ ter school In Be^lsitfbwr ‘ ti- /knoS to daks them to Whiffkfl fer examination. "Ns ttrehekientj will bn given at tWe vims'W t a report ed the ftadiitgl will M tnhds etnd the parents c«a 'f*n#*H ( M r M olly physician H medical atkafcl The' Girl Broula ara prephrlhg aa . L a d les F ree Phone QUO Beaaty BriKhm win play a t tUa aarvi-s. 'Tba -Chamber o f OeUMteece I* sponsoring a picnic to -he IMd ait Tweeds* aftrawaca, tody B^w a t BvaaedaW Park. Various - game* vtil bs the leaturs *f lha toternoon follow! d by a picnic supper. CO. - — BaL Mars’s Byneepetoca Mexican Chili LAKE MONROE fevered ta with a talk en-torn* taUag'whJfh la fbr tbs erMfkrd ol t i t dlMrta hf thji cuiNmadHy. « There’s Nothing Like R Bowl ef t gathered at 'the home of .Mr. anti sera. Claud blunder* en Mommy svenibg as a surprise fee their double birtHusy, though Ike dag really wee Apr. IM, hut the? were invited out Is supper set than evening at ene home sf Mr. end Mrs. Johnson heetr Lake Mary, tyo Sf W a g o n e r ’s w.t, a i» t> glsea » to Made by WlesUIr Vive / -IttB A U G N O W A 30c Garage Martin klsCs. etc. - Its p e rt saw SI* KIs N a b N e w 11 S uralrsl tasds; nil hlsAa s f sels* snrs i * 4 fcntvee: r r s n ls e tools P. Paul’s ■r‘ mm Cut Reel Feed far Real Men! IT FAYS A cordial Invitation from Long, wdod Civic Usguk Is aiUtklsd to all dub wertsh ef SentBiol# Coun­ ty In attend the edition o f the Seminole Cotinty Federation of Womao's Clthe let for May 18 at LoogWwOd Library. Lyman School - Orchestra will glva a public 'beflelit concert on Fridays May IB the eesniag o oll Pnday, kt the senool auditorium. A large stUndajiee It expected at 'tbs or* chaatra nae freely given Its serv­ ices si maay 4nteriifnnUn;» and oow needs funds to parches* mu­ sic le r its oontlnusnce. Longeroog Ctvk Lsagus had lt« busloeas meeting for May on Tuesday altsrneen with Mrs. F. J-) Ntsmoysr pres Idlag. Reports of treasurer, secretary and various committees ware accepted. The Sewing Club will meet on Wednesday, May 10 to work for the. batahr. Gornn.itlee In charge wlit bo Mrs. W. 8. dntuningv.'and Mrs. H. Beckham. The graduation of Senior High class of Lyman School will tarse place on Friday night, May <M, at the the auditorium. The bacem* laureate sermon wil be preached St tho auditorium on the previous sail Mrs. AugtsH Swanson. Mrsville, waa a guest last Friday of Doan, Mr*. Haatn, -Mn. A m ity Mn. R. E. Trus. , Tha bog social gives last Frlr tot a iiimanr tkt. vuahsAlfred E ricesa day eight at Community Hall by helper*. Mn. U o a -U fr*o .' I t b hopdd fh k t all »P«etd tha arreting aad alter tha t|re M taV Class i f .tha CommuaitaiMMa mill co-«p*rafg' WKh' tha Ig-ishurtKisma ^ piast aajspabla roll call and minutes Dr.. Kirk aaocLatl*h'ia'thlsfm[toMtrtt bWcr- W a a to l vYhosg, grMWkh mag 8 m s . P. tototh, ton, JCB«v *0 / / Forty children wars presented W»o rilibon health certificates by Mr, Greenleaf left last waak In ah orangeade. » , ■ i, t Mrs. Lamb, county health' nurse. rompany with Mr. Joms and Mr. Tho Dorcas Circle mat Thursddy Rsv. J. Max Cook, of Auburn- HkllIon for a visit to hie former with Mrs. Archb Bwamm whs dale, wae a visitor oy hi, many home in MasMehuacltj. entertained at tha beam o f Mr. friend* In Oviedo Friday. Met, Millard Smith, eg Titus­ ugaAtha. Uquop(.bdaGaggur would ‘ Mr. and Mrs. p, B. Dooley en* ba klrahkar Sdth.’hb rww gigpcri- Qtflalnsu wltA>« buffet supper tgval nkhm. ptoilaaala *aat sd gaso- brifetid)i wieomg to honor of Mr*. 8,"Es Smith wke lift Sunday far ijJ V W n w y ll S le r / k P U e a P O S T O K T IC B LU NCH ADVERTISE ling a M till of 40 per coat alcohol In gasoHtw woukL convert every fitting slat Ion and ganolhir pump M a jd ’JoUaUs] speekeaay, Goetav dtregtor uf reererch for lh »' UdMesal Oil lTwUs,-U.A>ini pany, Chicago, assertrd recmtly at tthe Cloalsg nseetua of the NsRamal DetmUom Association con- thipariraunt swlth alcohol mixetMg -In m otor fuol haee proven them much lea* efficient than purs patrol, he Mid, and the blend wmtlg coat the consumer I cents ■ gaBerv bur*.. 'etSMUlhw'Blcuhol .blettds would tMUt tha motoring public H8njh»,000 -annually and, (the farptors, whom such" legislation is to /bonaflt by. estahlish' Ingh-naw market for com, wtiuld h*y* to pay 1110,0*0,000. leasing Mki only about 810,000,000 batter offron his corn crop. i V“Ths maral nmscquasots .of a h»W for *alkp’ fasj wo*ld Baibas yajai measure,“ said 4Mr. 'Eglufi “Tho liquor bootlegger hit fur many- years found It‘ highly prof­ itable to convert denatured alco­ hol Into potable moonahlna. If «)• fu tu r e .■ expected soori to visit the family of Mr. and. Lawton Rose. _Mr*. U B. 8-arm baa returned from lb# Infirmary at Saaferd where she underwent a major op* oration. • Mr*. Wilcox, of Mhmseota, who ha( been with her mother. Mrf. lake, has returned horns. Mr. and Mrs. Emil 3JoMorn ar­ rived Wtdnewfcy from KnosvHIo, Tana, and ara ipasding a taw days at tba horn* of bar brother. H. G. Laadqubt and family. Thay Mfr pad Mrs. Benaett aad litUs OawgMer, awvsd hero aad are assisting J. G. Landqulst with bis mUrsea work. B l e n d Of Alcohol AndGasTo Operate Cars Is Disparaged . CLEVELAND, e and act straight.’* Fred Williams, county atbeui-beard etainnaa, la hi, talk told tht children to read to improve their mlada. Talks were also made by JohB Fox and C. II. Mckrnney. Prince* Steven* delivered the salutatory address" aad , Juaniu Oglesby gave tlm class poem. "Why Co To High School" waa the subject sf the cias* cany, read by Edith Bales. Martha Giles rioted (he exercises with the valedictory. The cl»«« motto eras "Finish What You Attempt" the class flower, the ptng rose and the class colors, blue and white. George Werdwell, postmaster, has been confined to hla home with an attack of flue, Mr*. Ross, of Trigg county, Ky, iV t-«ra*e- *■ **».*f 41* v. �r r v -v * ft- -V. THE SANFORD H R ftA li), fJAKFOfeb, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, H A Y 6. 19»3 T HOLDINGS M > the wheat markat waa «MacMaad y eater day by Henry MarMMbau, Jr* chairman of tha Fidkril Farm Board. He anftdftfftad that, at tha cIom o f tha grain nchange* at nun hut Satm ilk y , tha tala o f the wheat fu­ ture* bald by tha Grain 8tabilliatfcm Corporation had bean *>ld. tha (a*t of Ita ca»h wheat hav­ ing been disposed of M ily hi Mirth, Mr. Morgeflthau waa abla to batimat# tha coat of tba fovtrnmeat effort to betater wheat pricaa for tb* benefit of th* farmer at (l»4,lB3.1ttA0, includlag 43-1415.742.99 donated by ............ if the . Conirafta-fpuu .lke..hpMI".ft* •/.**: American Red Croa*. and 4l® .- Ing fund Of |lfl.lS 3,232.40 etude* f2t,J04J»j}.tl o « t U p h t Red Cron allotment o f 40,0©$,000 bin bob of SUMlbntloa relief ■boot ord an Itom of loo* totalIn* 12,513,503.74 for equity la th# ■ocond Rod Cron donation of 45,OC0.090 bo*hoi*. In dlepeaiag of It* wheat tho Grain StaMNiatlon Corporation ■old tX7JM,4n baabol* through r**ular- domestic ami foreign ehannrl*. A total of 47400,000 buahela was sold to foreign government* or exchanged for caffe*. All s a b i and donation* totaled 349,704,44ft boabell. The difference of 573£tt boshel* between purrhaie* and aalea of rash wheat la Uio to ihrlnkago and to a final I amount kept on hand to taka rare of idjnitmeate in making final delivery af Red C m * wheat. The a*»eta and claima yet to be ret Hied are estimated at f31,l]H,73S.0S. KELSO GIVES ADDRESS ON RELIEF WORK m m ' u e a ^ m ‘ i aga 124,459.41 Ioat in market stablli- president; Mr*. William Stella, Lakeland, treasurer; R. R. Walden, aatlon operation*. irmbutton of th* eaact coat price-bolding effort mu*t liquidation of certain outg aaaeta and claima of tha fttabillcktlun Corporation, which xHtl cfeke iu Chicago office* a* aoon a* all of th* wheat donated t* th* Red Crab* for unemploy­ ment relief purpo*** ha* been de­ livered, which will be prior to Aug. 1. ' Maanwhitc, th* Bureau of AgI ricultural Kconoralca announced H that rlaing price* of farm prodl l u e i a had carried It* farm pried M in tlex to 53 as of Apr. 15, up 3 ■ p o in t* since Mur. 15 and to the ■ h ig h lit figure rin o lait NovemH b r r . The Index on Apr. 15 a y->r ■ ago waa S9. v Th* bureau, however, estimated ■ a daeilne of nearly IflJtOO.OOO.UdO I la gtatk farm InconJ* from 1'JSJ t St. Petersburg, Mrs. Otis Landreae, Sarasoto, Judge D. A. Chaney, Orlando, as member* of tap executive committee. Th* folItwing were named on tha board of director*: MU* Sadi* Spencer, Tatlahassio; Brigadier Alfred Tyler, Jacksonville; Judge W, H. Beckham and W. F. Fn*. Miami; Dr. Coyle E. Monrc, Dr. 1., M. BrUtol, Gainesville; Judge W. 8. Criswell, Marcus Fagg, Dr. Henry Hanson, Mm. Willis M. 6*11, Mr*. Malcolm McClelland, Sher­ wood H.'Smith,-Jacksonville; Mra. Del vt T. Morae. Sanford; Milliard Davidson, Marianna; Mrs. Mead* A. Lsvo, Quincy; Mr*. Elisabeth Jackson. Tampa; Mrs. Nolle V. Smith, Palm Bearh; Miss Elitab dh Cooley, Miami; Judge C. M. Wiggins, Bartow; J, fl. Fluikls*tm, Mr*. Ruth Atkimrm, Tailsh*»»ee. and Judge, S. D. Harris, St. Petersburg. Th* banquet was In the hands of Karl L'hmann, Sanford, aa toastmaster, and among the sev­ eral persons lauded for their work for and with the Confivence waa Mr*. Helen T. Mirso, Seminole County W Ifar* director, termed “ Probably the most e f­ ficient- and caplble welfare direc­ tor In Florida." Mr. Davidson's address waa confinrd to 'T’ roblrm* that we have be *i overlooking In th* atrea* of dolly contact with problem* com­ ing under our scope". He stressed the mwd o f “ A vision that tran­ scend* the mechanics of our work, a vision that brings us an outlook on th* field nf th:- other man »o that wa can co-ordinate our ef­ fort* toward a common Ideal". The negL-ried pr .blema, he said, ralate to th* neglect of home and family Ilf s the difficult!** that proposed legislation having to do with the creation of more leisure time will create- for social workers, the need for a new - mphasis on education, andkllnhllr th* * "inescapable responsibility that lie* in th* solving o f th* negro probli-m” . Until these prohlems are thor­ oughly gone Into and conquarad, he sal4 the social worker cannot claim g success In hit flkld. "We need a tode we can recogntf* In common, a social Ideal and philoso­ phy that all can-subscribe to with­ out mental reservation." This morning tho worker* met In general session at the First Methodist Church with Mr. La­ nier, presiding. Talk* were mad> by Joel Moore, chief probation officer, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Henry Hanson. Jacksonville; Dr. T. Z. Cason,. Jacksonville; Mils Ruth Mettlnge'r, Mrs. . William Stettz. and Mtea -Helen tV Mawer, commissioner o f .the state de­ partment oft public welfare at TnUahanH. Mr. Lanier also presided at Ihe luncheon session in tb* Pariah flou'e today, assisted by Marcus Ft If , of (hr ChiliVena name So- PAGE FIVE Winter H attn City Rating Breaks Out Commission Makes! A,h*hA t F a c t o r y POWER • LO W ELL Mats.. May tA V AccordUpon Bonds j Rioting-broke out anew.today M j a irowd of strikers sought to WINTER HAVEN. May rt.-lAh, workers from entering —Th* city commission by a voU*. .... . . , ! Becker Brother* »ho* factory of two lo one yesterday passed at * . . . i n . . — *„ , ; Two rtivn were a rre iW by police first reading a resolution approv-l . . . . Ing « contract with bond houses j wh° ‘ W * ' d * iTnwi *h,t |controlling B majority o f the city's hondnl Indebtedness. ,or refin.nc wI*h alhrr Seventeen were arrested In a Inr the fi.fHtt.OOO obligation in 1simitar dieturbanCe last night. It cur m l during 1923 and I9?rt. was the third 4*riou* one since The contract waa the result nf the 33(10 ahoe worker* quit work a month'* negotiation* of a local recently. The shoe company an­ bond committee of erven men with nounced it would close its ptaat the bond hou'f„ and «• < recompvrmannently today and move I mended to the commission by the from here. I I wo group* )n»t Tur*day night. | It call* for a irducllnn of Interi e«l flom rt to 3 J-2 perrrnt for IP.Id and It'd I ; 4 percent in IM S' I 1-2 percent in 1934 an,i rt percent thereafter, no principal payment* to *tart until I94H. The eily •hall lew yiOfl.OM the first 2 year*. IMO.IWO in 19311, 1113.00(1 In i Ihdrt and ftlSO.OOO thereafter for ) lntrre*t, the difference between thr*e amount.* and the eriual intrre*l payment* the flftl four New Brew Haan’tContairifcd Lent Limit Provided In Btatwte CHICAGO— While the wet prees and other wot tntoreota hare been making capital of tack af evidence o f tnma**d dUOrderllnre* since the return of legal beer, the foct la that the public baa not yet a real taata of 84 per cent beer, aay* the American Bualneej-men** Foundation bore. The bear which waa sold to tho public whoa Ito legallxatlon be­ come effect lee, tho foundation RESULTS waa allowed by taw, And auffldent time hat still not elapaed for tha breeren- t o . .gsoorallj.^ gjct.uk t* beer with the full legal ><hlek.H It will be m i m day*, even several week*, the foundation believe*, before real 3.2 per cent beer will be generally available. Report* from other *eetlon» of the country romapond with It* own Inveatl* gat Ion* here, the foundation aay*. The foundation reported that t**U of the varlou* brand* o f beer put on sale Immediately after th* legal han went down revealed that none o f It had an alcoholic con­ tent Of more than 2.5 per cent by weight. It in declared In informed quar­ ter*, however, that although early te»t* did »how considerable leeway MIN N1 MAMA' Slua Ml. between actual and legal alcoholk eNOOtna in lews l i r i i i r . H - 1 1 , 1 lllu itraler an. content o f the new lierr. it 1* get­ icy*pur, Nftri ihDl Lrt Wilty, tthiil d««|> I h i t l l t C itn fM ti it h | if# Will© L « « ting atranger a* the time goe* by. nnimdn i mbl'f dm Id? •vtnid'« millt , m il , i l iMditn d tu n l, h# In *oma ca*e*, It I* declared, oregrtm d t i i d f l tB « * i l in ti *M tjrpt B« M««<|«©| brewar* went alow for fear of H r a iM t<al t«M«iir M m W tlty w it lu ff! en Art OfttAfetm* ftM F ifiliin » M r t making their beer too Prong. Th# chief algnlficarvr of thc«c D Q I P lT liiO N CHARIOT1' B lA T t H ON T A K C tt !*»•*• fu ll m <«» finding*, the foundation said, -lie* f4al •<• «crrtf«r|AtM« fewl ftM « n t |4 I I r i t 1 S fttr t.ftr tf •AlAloni# !* • «• - (Mot In thlg one fact, that If accident*, |.vw I t l f f t i t t f f t . «»r c t N trlrt CA'tl'MA f.ifrt.*ee !• fOwvtr to ft a ' (HArtcf ' || U i « « oiooty, drunkenm-»* and public ’disorder I M y t r l Du! t f f f r r i i i l *tJl» f i i i r b i i , AH p** u »l » t ■ ' m u o f varlou* kind* have been rather | tOMi t»4»m »vi*luttilt lurprialngly absent for these first day* ilnce beer’* return, the ex­ fur v a r t 'i i nh«* Im-I pot in mure planation is th*t there has been lh a n f *.i li-u ir- o f w ork in r e r la in no fair or adequate test o f tbo 'run a w a y " ■ nirnritl f a r lo t i' t tn ronsequence* whlrh are sure to I'c n iiiit ic iit , i a c i i i i I tll.ir.T lo r follow Ihe nation-wide consump­ tvunu-ti w ith n r-riu-il of 411 hours tion of regular »h!-f**hlon*d 4 per o r more in n il lb * t ’uinieCliCUt cent by. volume beer, the sort of clothfrg ' p l.rnl- vtu-lieiL beverage which the brewers, In W A S H IN G T O N -T h e a ve rsae " T h r 'e w agr» s r r n i slot, kingly their public advertisement i, low when it is rvnliii-d that in claimed tc have put on the mar­ facto ry woman who. still ha-i a job t a r n s considerably le ss than a ■rath c a - r h a lf the m in im received ket.” le ss t h in the median ‘ p erlfird ", Th* foundation givi-s two main liv in g w age. M iss Mnry Anderson, Ml>s Annerm in* dn* an-- “ 3lorereason* why the lierr sold a* yet d irecto r o f the women’s horesu nt u v rr, they represent h ig h er rn>' has not been up lo full strength, the D epartm ent o f l . « W , ile- than the ave rag e winumi nt pie* one being the fear nf the brewers r r l in such fa c ln rle * in lhe->' rla re s. that full strength beer would have "K v tn before the -Vprestion sto trs ran ex p ert, sin ce ih e i- n -l bad effect* and reart against the mnny w om en", M iss Anderson lik e ly t-i secu re u fo il u eekV new law, the other being that the s a y s , " f a ib d to earn enough to w ork." new law, th* other being that live on, hut t - J e y more and mnru T lie breakdown in women'* th* brewer* have not yet had women ore fa llin g ir.lo (his p iig lii,le a r n in g s Is pnrli«'i.tuily disturbtime to produ-e beer or higher a* a resu lt not only of part-tim e m g. M i-- Am lels-o i -n> lierailse alcoholic content In sufficient vol­ schedules |n mnny p lan t-, but of of Ijih u r sta tistic * show that n ver| ume to supply the trade. tlie It - y e a r period from 1922 to heavy cut* in ra le s." Women Workers In Factories Earning: {starvation Wages elety at Jacksonville. Millard Davidson led th* group In sonts, whit* Mr*. Mead* A. Love, presi­ dent of th* Florida Federation of Women’s Club, pf Quincy, intro Ouced Mr. Kelso. T y p ic a l fig u res r ilr- l for f u ll­ tim e women w o rk ers In vestig aleil by Ih e b u r r iu w ere m rdians nf tlO .IO fo r women In T e x a s in'kis-^ t rie s ; nf 2tMt* and 112.93 respec-] liv e ly in S tdlh t'a in lln * and Maine cotton r si t -; i.f between $5 and 1*1 outstanding bond*. C h ie f valu e of the contra t W A N TA i* ] that it stops mandamus proceed­ ings again*! the rity for lit year*. I It* operation i* ontingmt on 7.*> i percent of the bondholder* com, ing into thp plan. RATES 10c Nn» I lima. Be Itna 3 thnea 7e line B tlmea 8c ttne 1 atohlk. Minimum chart* 30ft, LEGAL NOTICE i I v r n i n nv w t*T r.fr* • xi.r V l l l i r Il* lift #|i* K ll fft I Hit I lllttlrf I*'vlritii* «*f i© ferid ln hm l I'W frp 111 Hi*' II Mai nt I «•t »»1 If© I lit* ■■■ i ■■ !■ |i"lrru|l *%»*m, Tw**nijf-iihlrti JmU* ; * I«1 t'lrfUlt* M#ittlii*iV*» i'm m ty, Kl»*ra Mu, hm Hif if n f Mfiv 1» In i ilirrclr* (*#*rial I nn In HAVE YOUR WATCH repklrad tiiilMi «» It. | "In til* *-•f i in i lift* 1%mt • by one who really know* bdhf. I'tu iiiun• rt rial 11 Lviinntit, Sir*. IM l,r*4mirit, fiidlv uiimlly nn>l mi Btigg*. Jeweler, Mag. Ave. WliintilMmfnr t»| tin* I ■ «imi*■ nf |%, l.t’HIlitt it. (If. PRartl. I l f * W T i*«n*r *lrr *M t'aniiti. lt ir r l C\i i # »— AotomoWfr* in. V* III.* Mill * n i.l n I. Mill©. In i Innhimml; n n,| ||tt**««*U *’"nr*lin, lilC D AUSTIN Coupe, good ectil.lllila* 4\ifillll Unit ! be-lift I'ftrillfl, dltlon. $t05.(N>, Keel A Son*, ntlmtitt, nit l^fifm lniiln, I, Mlxirtiii, i» , M|.* , i.il Mn*it r In Myrtle Ave. I ’liftiNrrv, nit nil n ff*r f*tr nnlia Mini ^ ll^ |-D tlW lr-'iiH fM tafrl».tlN r-»il»llw r-t Mni ln -ai M*|i|t r for «*rt»li linfoi'i* t - ffe lp Wanted tin !**n»r| |[itiiiM* |i*Mir In Hrmlni*li* »'•*n«*f \ . I'l.iiiu t . ilnt hue iha* Im n l WANTED: Sunday School teweter •'*»'*»« »*f Bill** am ^liifHiA), Jnitf* ». | nr a live t'hrWtian worker to I '31 till** *llfH** tii'lflH ti If Mai atilra •l»> .af Ih u I ,I»I»|H, ihe* fnllnwr 1n« vi*li mother*. I’oslihm 2 month*. ila - at !»>•>*! ftio lirrtr. in *75.no. Stan- telephone ►•»*te-q| R- m i l l ! . I'.Minlr, SaUr) llatrltlll, |i»-Wl'L »nd church. Box ST, Hanford lf*rhh! V icgialntiiui in t.:.tny -title- Im lny, h f t > **htM | l«> nf Knr! a'd. t*llv, |a r«t**airtfe*al in l l n l a* one m ean- of preventing the IpH.k ? Ill I V l r CM e.f ||.r |»n|,. grru-rnl l l ! ‘ akmtwn in in d u strial Hr llrrnriim of Nr initio l«* I'viiin* 6— Situation Wanted am i s lin d n r il* built up over iV VOUNG WIDOW with four chil­ I'a ilte, *m l of m unletae-ing the indren want.. Job as housekeeper ctca*i>il rut-lhro o t roiitpi-litlnn or waahwooian, Julia t’oyle, 1701 w ith ila trn ilc m y to * u l» lilu t e T i l l ] ( U K 111 l n l HT, IN 4 M i West Tlilr,| Street. ih e a p women l l . W fo r m rn w her­ INKnN TH U T lV | -.\ T t-T lm u i 4I-. n n ir . r i m n r ns- n n s m t . ever possible, tin * Iressed 'b y r a t awv. i t n u t . »A — I'nullry .M l.* Anil.>r«nn : . . * ii e rte n u n k iu g nmvement. ryi'l:i:N r HIUM-.tlin. i-t'inplsinaNT, FOR SALE: llronxe Turkey eggs t.K-'V tin - I. II ftI. Unemployment Shown SliRht Betterment NEW YORK. Jtiiy rt. (A l -lie lit hut ilefiniti upturn" which it id nt ItorMU-velt II'M Ihe (lia m 1s t of- 4‘ommervi* o f the I'nited S la te s >ms been M itncs-il in rio*'t ir -ln -in « ih irm r the past few ItlX I, ave rag e earn ing s in mipor- week u * tin t * lv b rs n lre id v ta rt wom en-em plnvlng in du stries I wen reflerte-l in the unemployr (instituted from 43 to Rt percent m nt Itualh- in • nnv |-ar»* ot Ihe m en's. In th re e -io u n n s --t ’ t ' *■ - ‘‘L |j!r y . ' - m 'e y of rrlie f the ra se s, women's e arn in g s w ere! # 2 '' t—.ny rh -w e il >■ slig lll |rss than 71* |-«r-enl of tn e n V ! hut 1: i img l i e d In w aid alack Th e quhkened in te re st in lalm r a F eW T o -fcr I f f irp u S C S T 5 7 ru in g in r rlle f needs. s m :i-.4 ii I-vton-l i i i i .v. ro il n i v n i i n : o r i i i h of iTVii.tr %n o * IN T ill: S \ %fi: ill* Till-; NT VTM OU T o l.ft.mirtl I. Nltrp.irtl 11« 4*M.-i it•* .Vlurlifii, i iliiti V tiil fi i *■ hrr*>'i»v i'i*«in |m l !•» it|»|'-r»i 1•* Ihn m il »tf I'MMipIrilnt f||«i| itori lu 4i«.ilnftl ynu In lli^ itlHivr » H Hilt'll lltlitF *»t* tif It**flll4» lltr Mtilie l*u> in Jiifif, i n il, t»» wit ih*' r m i i ilrtk i»f Jtiritv IHS Tit ’ N ifiU inl 11••fii til M li» »p l*% t|«”*1i(mit*'<1 i»ft ih«* «**tri©|jKi|M*r In WIlls'll I ill WeilillM rt'hnfl !>•* |l||ll1 |ulll"t| «n*4*4 »41 It M irk fur ftilir rnirtri’M mid poult -, iteardull Ave. John It. Jones, 10— Flowers nnd I"an In Z IN N IA I 'I . A N T S . ntTT-idor*. 15c per ilngt-n, ftl.lHl jrer 100. Also rhrystnlheim ni plant*. A. K. lb- setter, Florist. I hone 222-W. R f«1 K M ate T o K x rfta n g a FDII Tit kill!: House and lot lit H un llcliritla for property in til*- » ri’k4 W ITNUNN mi h i fid lift-1 ftrfiI t*f or near DeUh-l. Hot 3(17, Del.atol. *sff l*‘* nt ^ n ii'iril In Hrmlrtiit** • tiffttv. F liirltit, Hklfx *a»1t »L»k •*» Slav, M — Mincellntrous F or t n 1** v i t ih in a W i* . VDR HALE some go-Ml used furni­ I 'l n l , ».f Ihe* f ir * lilt in \ vi \vi:U Kt. ture at veiy low price*. Afiply i» •• 317 f’almrlin Avenue. iM IM I.) BlIaLY’sS IINCLK WAxT \.V vte art T v* ■v .•it - . o uu S. Wh\.*-»-^ .1, vj • »S V^VWCv vt VAf, -* W a n t > M o u r n * *** K\-Y V.V. TUttM , W\V4N- VMTW A l t x u r l jm '.VSt 00*4 1 V.VC.V lug. 'O w * \ Dor* 1 ' -A m W v WCTCtUC TW1 coov cv. a t T\OS,\.VO - 1 OhN UV4*? ICMOUJ IVOOUT N 1, iO fc CM tvAAVU M C . \ *>\ i OJS.S*, > Tvwrt - ■ n c * 4 " 11 r Cts.TCVS.V4C, V A W •O oc-tj c OV !?%>i rt ” O O M T ----V TVA.Y VH UATW. acw sTV4li* LrAAt < 1 A TVS VATsV-’' , J CUO-V.MAT > tXJV."S w V A *4T A C V V 4s , tews fCM—y STOCK HBDtKJHyG PRICES . Dura No. ,7 PolUk Dura Top D m alat .... 69c S Lb. Can Grcaaa.... 79c 1 Lb. Cm Grtaae...... 19c When a Trip to the Dentist is a Pleasure. TUBBY Slm on ls K l c t n t r .......... 39c «9e G O O ,° a i ? « T 4 u 8 e A a t G m m A M .c e e MOM n \ V HURT TOO noCM - NOVO. A ttfcM 'f *s’OO C tA O VOU v J tO T AwO H A O » f P V U C O -A U O THR OBWTIST O'OM'T HUtlT NOO MUCH OtD H t O'Dai'T H ufiT Me A T A L L - HE W A S ATT HOMe! Lttnagg C a rrtm .......*98e A lto Tfro Pamp a ...... 49c A lt o T b * Jatka....... 49c R ftftik t Baud Mittlag per foot _________________ 10c ERINS I GiL Gndo Oil ......... We S A N .JU A N GARAGE it> % � 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 06, 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/fe66092f8ba823202e3876018268cd84.pdf 9845afc5c08a97d847d94926a8f02e89 PDF Text Text Wzt r- > m - (VI YOU* ? n W l* h N la F te rk U ’a H e a r I TW WWVi Greatest VefvUbk Hpai u 4 Rkkeat Garden Load. .A N Ki « i L'esaU HANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MAY 6. IM3 M ember A w sodaled I'rexa VOLUME XXIV IN U E PK N U K N r DAILY N K W SH A I’VH IQPersons Killed idOver 200 Hurt In Alabama Storm PAPE___STATES: TAILAHASSKE. May l , -Govetnsr S’hnlt*, in # t>" ««»‘he rr ' Boston American Says M ' ** ‘ ponirta of n g-ncr.il >ac ^ * L* * AT ^ ^ ^ I S I W K E O N FmA R M^ i“ •To pettonW«^Known '1 ° C a v ity . f m m McNath Family;.tuihwing over r< r _________ t-m I* ra-red. urged *» n _ . 1 n r A k e l i i - f i n n nrd Insist*-' the pcpl« of i I Hack Of Abduction alf jn n„ i„m-.t t» put op «':•>: » th* f ;o .*’*. Ih ' cover FOR RECOVERY [Likely Till Monday »l m n uking on the sal. > to* " | he people are think n te-nis r f r.roomy and I President 1* r o in ises .love ymt .r-lre on •■•■t. Fet’eral Co-Opcrn. th.-r "l« ample tim* t" the u r t's a r y l o t d*l* f ofthi»allsession tion To Industry In of th" l"a'U it io mure time is In t l> Trade Body Speech LIGHT C um F ANY DENIED RIGHT TO CHARGE PENALLY 1~ Passes Reso­ lution Calling For Consolidauon Of Offices In Counfr . rn. \r, «a.> delay. WASHINGTON. May •’*. (AAI lint, t o n lol.l'that | rot • ” T A I.L A H A S S E E , M t r (L .a tra at salon. 1'trsi.Wnt Ri* s i.r lt l! 't r'chl HOSTON. M»y D— t.P>—Th* Report* h a.e lie n rt'trrn l m • s t. of th.- ..•»*.« t.’V or" — (A .P .)— G overnor S h o } ^ .. i iu li]i'. king other le lie lit' " .. .mired go.emmrnt r...peratm n M i l l a r d S m i t h ttosirn Ameriewn *»y* l« a «opy- TalUhasaca that the s i o i las BIRMINGHAM. May 5-— ____ R u l e s • • id to d a y th a t h e proU tbly A n u tk sn industry in a ici“0 ( A .P .) — T w e n t y p e r s o n s 1 . .. A s s o c i a t i o n tight story that M trearrt Me- r:tw d had *cvn a It*" "» •■H1' 1 .- I a .r I i kiaj a mo.* t* inerc* > lu bill* to , U x T h a t d r o s s A m o u n t will not itign th e ----effort IU rart to end r y ©nori on r»T » |w 1 u t i l \ i h f o h ‘ appTupi intiu’ • rinTI rrstuee »v* Nath, who waa kidnap ed fmm corridor' and hotel hV’h f - , v-W r re rn killed an d m ore th a n _ *» 0 I (day , _ a n t l.rl* it about fan . a “ and h rl'g ab o .t t.u c .... • l l f . . C n l l p g t i a d J a o t l . K g ttlix a JL 2 .ji« ru m t,b A tX .^ " r -k et."V' VigyApus*title with r.herl in llarwiehpoil Tur.day, irg tr.urr cover to block lilt t 2 0 0 w eree In m *a Decides On Action-----IO in ju re da boyy a to rn - bo • retutns*.! !«• her | are it. lUO.W.S^Obs JUUt. ■esiitou1 ami 1 tin lj1* hn»*wf- - c... 11 ' V » # n - I - r nn| j wj np until-M c^nday Jif; m im i __ __ im • • hotrrw.*—tHre-■AmeetnuT' YiiVcii the passaui- of n f it 'el do th a t siOlh p lie o tlfllJIt BtiCTf. *The pl . L'lA.LI. aw. saw ■liil hi r*lltMu f i Vfid tl)0 enuno It*) ln> ban Hflt not Tff received the Klorkla D Power and I.ill Light to ait • Ib r.s I" the .l.am’wr of I him* ,n l n*r«*n!ft|ly *,w ' I _ ... per»or. wrll known tu thr .ite* U* M l after tr,setting th. tax anti rvjntlatlon nteabdre C*o. has no treat right to ■1,|l • r..mm«err n( the Vnlte.1 Slate, he n vts e MOINES. im lV F s’ !»«■. Iowa. May May • «i»v.a MrN'ith family, was the "brtin»M udministiatlon'* utognlt.i amt \\*ll %ri»» n ', i r . lux cl Ibltie s to d aana y. t! tu iwra’ly of H> te r.rn l to tie panactl l»y th r Id'jfialaturft., also said; throwing the Icgiala'.ttto m o %"!• i m in«l tSrro h*.- I»trn tin H elena, a m in in g village. I (gq-W id# strike M«y t» »" ■t j of the plot. etl is er.n.-nttul. as n matter of I month y lutts. htsrd on a It cent Obecrvern naid Ihe Ifovi* my | *» it.i»n nu Ik**.’' fusion. , fatm product! wee voted yeslrf"No gargrirr or latketecr had __ th e b r u n t o f th e sto rm Loro T V p*'i*ni'ir »Mtirv.l thr l«v* 1 ate, if a con­ rrn o r probably will not alff]t Hut the gov. rnor, "SVnu. th V " »' ' h , ' ' hr. f * r ' per kilowatt hour R h 13 d ead and nearly 100 d.« hr the National F arm ers'! any r»»t In I f . the American ' Hi* w ifimt tt *t l»» at* •• I , ;,|r »li iu .1 be bumght ba. k I" sumer fails to lay the hilt within the bill* until after been** 7 * Aasmlathm . ■ ,In .conrcnti . . . . . nil ,„ amt litteallvalora. p ot. nocked d o w n 'on tt in b In tiro Holiday >p j th ^ State ^i>»ire I n ju re d . ^ * atvrmlmrrU t«* ih«* a *11111 .; tl.r cm! i*f li«L - »"*• ' ’’M blank*, which are to b* maUad - p ir-r ray. ate •'deliberately! .nra.nge, drli*errd a* a j**'nl :>* in i.ys after It U ieml#i*d. f ir- •n.iav, were distributed to wunty Other rrmmunitle* struck were heir. bil'a btit ir ,.,1... pro.es* ihold.l 1*'K *' now end laying low until thr chit I l.« ie- nion of the llottfr and Senr >• «**! .nit I'o u rt. Juilg.' JltlU rd-.B . •a* collectors. _ Demopolls, two killei, C oterFor the setoad time within a Ir.yna./ and Ih e H Nce,|ham. r.trive.l with lumultlfou* applau*. uniUatnl it that the Mpt*n|»lg* »»f lot I tier." Iu th i. i.r.ef address, the l.usy Smith dertnel• here this jfl."noon h f ' b wrm itonutijf 111 «s«*%rvtt ytllo, two killed, Brent, three year the delegate* it.*gldfd to wi h- Ms..a huret's rnmml.sinner of} fmm djow.t.,,l guile.t th* erm* r r w s.a.e »tat# canal ............ Meantime me Prrsi.leut outlined firmly •» the .. h> . Igard tn ..filer • ?straining | p-opuiil calling for th > eatnthafc* » d»r»t in.I tf tl'i Item i*f dead and Arfatnivlllr, Union public safety. In ihurge ef the, "An e tl.t 'O i.n .•( the h.;i hold farm product. from market ..itlo rjl b i.im s. leane. y .i» fen. lli - ‘power rmupnny from i.su t'g im en t i t a corporation tr. O rer", Ccalmyit and sm ajrr rareh has "In.tiuele.l his urtret i Irlnre t« li,c.'ncei».ib|r to tb< m* n'a) «xprune .** •rut Idea* in. i «ttona*7ie.nvery. communities where there were a in an effort l" obtain pri'.ea c°v- i*rs t.» mike no mosr toward ____ amt amt operate operate th* wnter* t (oily r- lra or.| f on. dl*- bdl. in th • future, h*«*d un tl.r|*iruet f fin i (Ml r f pioUurlli’O. way re.-elyed final legUlatlv * aprupiber of Inlure •pro-ecMtien until IVg^y Is bom. in.lu.l* su.h II rent tale, that f the legist tt l*o lndn« p-ov*l when the H«n»« paaatd Th i storm* add'd Is the toll Adoption of Iho resolution *<*r • grin.’’ .’liial’ progm n li • h ' • In mind ami |.-na ties. • l dlaturbaroe* whi h ewept the declaration of n farm holldry Ih* S 'late approved Mil. The |»per snv: a lln w i herrt i which i. still in it... foimulathe The The attack'd by I !••• ileclsion •in iviim is mad*1 »» • fr*ull ’ |no t.itl Hill was Pk'----, P^pr*Louisiana, Atkaneae, Mississippi, was iraniimiu*. man instigated the p ut »• ar. ia«y r arguments brought before him Stewart, of Valuata, wh» in which two w • e killed. Serrral d a ,. The uaolulinnj ta I'd for: , way '•» "** »n • *>'•*» f,"m S. It liighton. rrprr»rnllng sty'ed it Ihe " itt "deal crwvy. ........................... critically injorei are *tpe ted to ttirnti ,. ,.f government by ..................... (I) The il.’cUratiuti «t a larm l sran.l,,,.ent, in I i—tr**t*TTyin -jj .p.*r i|k I.. ‘ ....... Mill*** who sued th* trs'u *""" hn wn In the i t l 'b dia. atm irtn-ir'Y T ^nr sv*..‘ ,n* i y *~ Relief agencies here and at maiktlinjr irlrtl i( tH ^ ! las* *1 ft.rted I'll cl The S-"*'* rnv.t '1 th* Hot**I elficlivr Mm> j *n 1 * ___ j, trtp trip th riipital n t IwlifR |*ow«*r iDiuptny for i m l or lion of n tirbjr ritlae. l*"»t to rapacity tI live (ivr "f «*f hi* h«*. intrntn n In egten.l e l.rlit rates iu Fanfnrd and In jelnt rraolutkm propoalng i , In1 l x , . IIA IIARWHHIOllT. R W iriirO R T . May ft. t.V > volun enjoin Ih* . nmpeny .......... front raaellng Uat year aa tom id es kl’led 300. tit. rai tn ........ I'll HUM inr - .........— roovtltuti nal amendment In gowr. (21—Rraubmlr-yton of tne • »- . A man hell for quest ionin* in PrcHidcntV Program Various FicklH Hrinpr ‘fed *ai HlJHVI'-H'll »u,e.v...... "over „ , , n l „ V II. . . . . . were fUnrtiorlnc within an hr sir i relation'* legislstlve demand i iv regnletl.m of lor one . tlaf if. | an .It-er.l t in alUt.£f-i.'V flCha'Kg •elMn'e th* offtee* of-enwity (*A: ° j th" Margatrl M Nath V.d-.ping; ^ P c k s F epddor e r aal I (Co-' ’O - '___ DDiscuM itjCU HM MCd c J l l —'T~ a l“k n While h» wa. not .b- i.I.sl up.". I „i pt per rent »r. its monthly hd *. cull • fers nn.l ataean-ni n n d )^ after word of the e'orm waa re* Congre**. I . . -1 ak... . I t • * .I..I.L I. Isiw , ls*r*t t iitfl Ing the office ' f county an c e lr .l here. Th» trenaoo-talFn O r d i n a t O T O f R O lltlS l*V Pin AuthoriticH h.s legislative pteposai, the i* * i .lud :<- Smith ina.tr hi* .leciilon -runty arncrlntendent t f . , »*itp i " ,l' |j^, drirrmin. .1 hr ha.l tin tMinrr “ 8f"t1H“ TaJurecTlr. hospitals wee f—tn 'Arfiptlon-of* .ties* gave further in.lK-itnm that Titusville Wednesday afirrnoon lulion for eirhanj# of l. rut I'"*, hampered by handrede of curious, duee for shop lalmr and appoint'd •ion with thr abdprtiim. Mean­ ............... | h" Intended l» «'k for brna.t a u -1after tinal a.gummt* had been l"*truction a*d eonaUhle WASIItNtlTPN. Mev ft. IO | Kb.roll and got who. In eutrmobl'es, jammed the men! or eleclioa of a emnmi.le* to) while the srarih for the kidnaper. I ,, | ttmidy tu iwimtl Imluatiy l» en I pri-arnted him by Mr. Plshton an t the rlnas c.f el rtlve conatltatl-. ont nue I unabated. Prrement IlfHcwneU'* em erg.n.y r.ri'l we'fnir wiokrin highway!. trr into ng.e.ment* for cuntnd I j?,,.,) |(. Wltmr, leyrvsentlng lh» r-fftrers. • ' uutliiv thr p an to la'.ur otganiia eliat.ill'nting 'he nun.her. wet* in allnulaiKr nt vi» „( ryoiluellnn, r»ta'> ishmcr.l “f ! t'.ity uf S«nfi>r.l, and member* of r..g ram for The nat of th# beer bills, the lions. „ y.ar's su.pennous mr.'tings here t.xUy li tennilruads .li rin . .. . luimniuin w.'gvs nn i wurkinx i.|h r Iw lan.i law firm of Hull, mrs-urs ragulallng, licentlBg nnd Included- among I ho legist* in,i ,,f Ih" anti trust laws was tig •.. it.blu'Sar* and d.sea»»i..t.» Hour* m.iler « Unit reltaation u f||j» n ii* and W.tllenalr represent- taring the beverage, c le a r^ th* ^ 1mint it-manda of the association hrfoir I .m u te" y.-.ter lay l.y leaibltg authorities mthr field thr a n ti-ti'i't laws lug the puwrr company. Judge Senate and House of tha Florid* enactment by L’ongrea of thr id .Ir- ."You an.l I acknuwl'dge". lie | bmllh Prmorrari le 'd rr. took 1m »l juvenile lelinqnency m did im» sign th* older unit. Uglalatoro yeatenlay with th* bill, the Patman bum - - tj.ul, •'•h# rUdrlHt* of unfair this afttnuun. mediate slips to |«i‘h It ti»>na-t- penteney. fi inly «;«.»• worl, r> approval of ■ Jotuk M«u»e . •*•“ rf iltlrr ft bill. uni* o! theJ W irrtinn s'.l l.i urr time, uni in iR i^odi nf ronipfUfloe, #f iut By virtue of hi* dfclainn today, Sehate cenfsrenc* comralltaj rW ment at the srerml es-lnn. hnusand farmer* from va | iti ttonul norkrtn. . throat prlers and of gm ri rl .'haus. Jii.lr* Smith *•«.> lestralna ‘.he port, Ironing oot Ik# Working until *• n'llocji yrvtcr kT lev and from Canada were| wer*i LONPON. May V ^-iffV "The ,|,1 nt tbe While llo .ie . the . tev between thn two LegiaUUro Rcyirlratlon. at n.«m lodny hnd John Senkarih'a riel Ieery of Ms pi.a nt. John A. Bovb. national| f m t nffirUi cvpew-at n of G fett I |,ieij ljrl mhlpp«j into linal f»rm fS '.r.l thr 17*. Ilin.k with flit* You an.l I agtev that this cm.li- rury-any from iiniln.j off it» branch*, on the nteiauro. eli.'irienl rervlr.' limy bring aupti..n must tm rr. lifted and that cuhject "TU- Ckaah of th* Car­ retietaiy. ettimated the total Brttairv attitude toward • I h '* SVt watd maaaage, »s,trg I t iui*»c ev|iretv«l fur thr nuuti.ii | n the House th* conference «t* order must lie rrilurrd. Thr a t ­ I li.d Mr. Miller, wlm refused l . rier” woo r tr him th# titl« of membership of Ihe aiaoclatiun at American proposal f r a tariff I c onjjjeL, i„ n e a t" a frlerul c<>- State Confrimic uf Sivist Wurk tainment of that olij.ctivr depenili pay thn ad.lUInnal amount na.n-d poll waa adopUd without dice'll’ betwren on* million and UWOJWO. t ru.* was rni*ed iy Prim* Jtin»« I nl|tjn>(llr |„ w.,rk out Immediate ntulnator to work era' Imnt src.lun. luimirtuw mom upon your willlngt.'Ss Iu .-u-upei ■ in bis rr.enl electric bill*. tinn and hy acclamawun but In fknrnplon public apeaker Of Semi­ John A. Srott, of Craryvllle. N. Irr MarP-natd ye*' edey when nole Chapter, Future Farmers of V., head.ul the rommiltee which infurmr.l th* House rf Cnmm.iu . uronfler and | rrmanent finnn Illy. J. I*. I tinier, i-»infrrrne" .iti* with om- another to Ibia rn > In bis i- ib r tiled early Ibis the Senate Ih# report developed rial rr orgam* iliun of the rad i.-tuiy itei Mir.l lin t m view of the nml also your willingness In ro nfleini'un, Ju 'je Smith, in *et.p:g opposition, finally through Araarlea, while J. Bt. H air White, le-orte I ' the resolution for the that Rritaln was mkinc for S|»' syatein'. tep nl th" reraplurr |«wt|iun.'nirnt j.r lb.* CutifrrrtK-r i.iprratr with your u " '1 rnnivnt." forth his runcluslona, aalil In ,ir.t: by a vota of 23 to 12 Jr. was derlared th* winner of thr declaration of a farm ho l.lay. rial "safeguards". In r M;.r. h to the prr-onl ••'mi'c "f Ih.- ItrJIt Iran |«. taliunj from | l.esldr* tearing awny tha » t "th e point inv.lived is wh'tiler Polntirg tu » tirrn l inctrasr m The reioli tlm fVr the scrqi Pig Growing rontest before a ...» ..................................... —. Macibnald. rrp-il'ng l» 'h" art. and plate railroad hn ilitij l int". Ih" atl'ii'lin c I- "gralif)'be frie r rvH, 'In* >'Vtl t.Hih Up ur not under tlrdlranee ISO of Ipp and rontrot mcature, tha B*"’ plan, rails for the Issuance hy an |f us i n n his e-nnomv ills*p»*iou. large crowd of frlendr and mem r .i|.|.itn’r> u i I t the juiradtrit'*u ing. tin t with the liiisinri* chirftain-i the t ily ef Sanford, whirh Is n ate eomptelcil IU "ork on U er " * eople’a council for wjih P rrd d cn t R.» ; cvcll In W#»h of the I td rirtitr t'.unmhrce I "mp«ur group "f' .blegates met til qurstiulii rf «ng. . " bar( of the Chapter who h* I gath- in'ematicnal rian t lie fian lii-r Iu. . thr Kkrrl- legislation by paaalnf. *» *» *• UB* d tense of o ir billon nnllar* III ington, a'*o irres'ed that direns this m.irou— «fiHr .*•*» <>i •ra,) at Seminole ll<gh S-hoo! •crip money tu I* u.ed in r*. sion of Ih* war debt h sl Iron ini ilim. I. therrfnic, k he s* d. .... IVwer aii.l Light Cn, . . Utr der walic.l rules, tha bill to per­ mit newsraprra to print boverngn llu- jrii'ii.al i la -e l un th 'hern ha • met in h ’e a lf i.l s'- n ‘ Tuesday night. .haiqe of pr'dir'.,' helv.rrn fann­ hvrrril from the rr rani <t the P ip dent1- .-ampailli sp «• h lii.'ti In the annual Stale \ *..-i.iti«ni i*r •who represent in all probability.-aid . . company Ina the light f» advartlslng. (hr majority of the employer* of make nr rolircl a rh a.g r in •,.'»ra world economi' ronfr-*m*. Mr. Seakarik will r*_" ent th" er* and organUtd ja or. I r S i pt.'tiller in S. t lake I Uf. Ju lrn d r nml Pn-hutii'n Hffievr ' ihe nation, to tefialn from fu rlh i'r|"f H *rnt« per ki'owatt hour fur These twu bills, with tho thr** Chapter in Ihe diatrie* o-iblie Am ri an aulhnrllic* in l/n .l n, and Is our of th r iu >.t Inipurlnut inrotin nt thr Celery <job. IHntsn.i was made Hut Guv. legalising brer, passed tail rnlu. tinn in Iha wag'* t.f yi.ur . Ir.lrlr energy furnbhml for .ignlspeaking elimination ronlesi to h* ( ly.le I.. Herring, of Iowa, with- who earlier in the d*v ha.l assort, held a t Oviedo May I **# II# "’'ll .irt v National Guardsman from r.l that neither ltr»*.n nor .Krone" part* uf h's rni.Tg n y | i»g am* , Hiring th- br.-nkf*-! meeting. • mploy.ro, ar.l I a k you also Iu Itg purposes when u.'h bill i* not will reach the of Gee of GorentOr Itolli III" Senate end lluuVe "»■ <•' Judge S. I> llnrrm. of HI. IVter met rare your wage »ii|r» in . o.*l- ’ i'ltil I" fur.' 0* day., after pre*en- |)BT( shnlti toilay for slgnaturo, out ovar Clifford Bell. Jr. whn th- farm dl.uirdtr atea. It called was in full arfOril with the Inr­ and It km' hi* announced Intntl('t.n tiv v to thi- r ailing of hi* '"'rg. '«». ro .lert«,| prr. den* loioltanroii.. tatinn. , ■poke on “What th# F. K. k. uru' the governor to restore civil Iff tru* • p-nrn.sl, we'* s •*." m n n - r . Im im -'afly a f tr r n v l| " t this a .ro.latl..n, with It I f.umlt)- with and mean to American Agrir—l*" - * j-jv-rnm 'rt, and avoid Ihe int- whvt m 're ’op'lpiist’c t*dvr nf ■ 'h the ll*r nf Ih" li ve! nf nun"tl n . "tictle.l in il* last analy tlon, after reading the menasllws Prr i i Turn. .. of tTrnrwnter. n and Bonner Carier who »*IW «m p cn * n | (ataatrophe that wc may a conferen-c l»!«.en M*r|w«"nll •eg slalloa to r n i y »"l the. Pr. Mi'tality prlcrw insofar «• IhU lir# it ihnl Io llii# i|Ur>»lion In .Ign them probably by noon~tb’-mURW .. "» e, eiary ..ml MarrUs Far iidiowithin yf»nr |Ni#tr. : |wu |irn|Nt«ili»inN iiiiinI ht» «!••*i«lf«l; day. “The N alhnal Baek-Tij-The-Fs>-*i drugilc through thi* depression and N 'tm an It. Davis. Amerienn oenf.i rrci.nir'iien.f.itmn. ......... J.irk "»*vi||r, ri* I n« In n Meanwhile, older* wars dreed h>* S ualu. Itolilm>•*, p ' Movement." Jirdte* * • « Mavo- In pea.r as do uur surrounding amhessador-at larr • •'ll la a ainipl.- fa.'l that tl.r Dm ». *•»>“' *' ,h " I’Wper it"rri»i#r. I»r. Flifiilr N’in •. of Tlllrt from th* nffic, of Ccfmptrol V. 'A .'Speer, F. R. Wilson, and siatti states." Firm ho"* ws rvrress»d I bn eailrr.. and by t hairm.vn Rrymim. mrx n.i'Mftl % prraklotii. a ,.tvgr of lb,* wage rale nf th e1» • » • * * "r cnnalruetlon tn lw M. to** for the printing t , - ~ Oil III’ an agreernl o , the truie p n ling | wlm' nnrumre.1 In aiiny S. F. Cooper. nation bagum* down Iliru g the el»rn Section VII of lbs franchise At'f.ltion sir.., was given thr I'tin •!•«! tMiwin« v*A piinrt*#! I»v MeMr. White, who displayed * iowa diiturl-an'es over pa,I foil, year, mure rapidly than I " * ............ . sreund. if thla se.lmti ncceaaary form* for licensing thf famt Ihe outr'rne of th i econ mi" eon , adniiniatir Ion tiuasiiro wo Him group ri*tn# ip llu* • »* !»#• InteMtnt# ferrnee wo'd l b" r"*e,’»il b" lbbin Iwfure the II" * choir* selection *f eurcl m**.l. mortgage fmrein-urc.i through the th* ru.t .if living.” 1 »«■ "••"trued tn mean that manufacture «nd sale of tho lii«*til ttf fO M -tjil fri* i a In I f«»ti linn Mnmi V. Finally, the Pr.rolrol aakcl i the • • """tuMiy. rarim t charge in •rages in the *•■!*, •**•! thesejMF ■mm the wlnaer ------ - of -- the annualp, Pig requr.it of Milo Iter.o, national now'"* nt tbe beginning nf the Cnmmcrt* Cummitt*" . Mltil «’*!• pfD'|ipi» Nl r.lltl.M •»•»», A r*HI» rape ted t» go "Ut today to tha I rhe ‘VUaiu inll*" Irowlng eyaleat that wav Ji''<«t U j |rarkr of Ike holiday mnvrmrnt, w *M par’*y. lllith «• rniOt**»ar»| „f \|r-e Wt.i •hut thi* IlHtU'tllll I'llit « of II,,. u r n . of II tin ts |**r kilowatt tax collector* throughout Florida. hour fur I'tpctric cneray furnish#'I Other British »" • Ant-r* sn j tittil# the main D rln if t »*t •o i Slr*tf. I/rltrUrvI; Mi IIdmI havitl |t«»tin»iy I#y i« 'he Mlaa P*rrv Isw Hell, n. i that the delegates seek to raise »r»l 'I Moat plate* dealring to “ ' for litrldiiig purposes, would tlm Flee her, and John Peter*. funds for th* ibfcnsc of the consutlante were rotted io by Mo" * m rrrr l’i ll»«* I'n ttr.l MurU # nn: 11 Krrc. Mr . t Ci*h liiletmU" Ain I trAtihil#*” Ihrlr l,cur on na!**# Nhouhl N • \i Itona'-t atwl |)a»'" the* mirM j It . . I'vcit said in hi in" '••' ml,lit mn »f it) percent uf nuch Thaw, attending. the ove'lnr It mrra artratrd at la* Mars and W. S m rll, -fin l> **ovil|»: n ii |J ***lflie lilt » tli« w i'lljif «*f lit* (Colitlnueil On Fogs Fe«»J| "vemln* r> V • fullv io'o the •* j i b s liiu . huwev'-r. n.-itat.lr t um- mi, known n.. Hie lir a s ware: Mrs. A. R- Johnson. Mrs. Denlsor, Iowa. .t'fdg' \V. 1' lIM hiRi, Mo«till, n | •holf#'* leila nf the rrorral tnnl-* with ' |i„ u ru t sulfwlentty prol aijpuint, I"’ n vl.ditlnn nf Ih#' p..o • I tn Btmlv atMnI | iri lnlion The strike last year tn lid f Della Rehinaon.'Mlaa Perry Iwe A', fur to «p*i ili.ui nf ifdit.liyl frrrirhl., from l.n* making anil whirh pot rply Ih" world [in utilise rsislirg ralway l» for impiuvrm.pt, be .aid: Bell. C. Bell. B r- John ftenkarlk. tianspnrtatlon uf farm product! nomir e-aferonr , will have to •*"'>' i to uti iae existing lailway ' ih |p "i,!n? nn*l iirnpvtfwl, riille.lliig- uf whirh aiblllinnal T|-o fit «• of IIu* |u:lfiiu:-* "in almost etrry indii’iry tut ■haron the rrspumlenl may be enB r, F. F. Dwroer. R. K. Cooper. tu market brought violenre In ser- hut with which the ilsarmanunt t in provided hy mw fuirn ctal slates. v * liirlr folio««« •(( ihf l»it'i|lfa't )v*» oveiwhrlmirg mnjnrttv nf tbe juim’d 7 V. A.^Bperr, f . R. Wilson. 0. I. coofereeee a'ao t* .n o e n r 't tian-pnrlalioi. * Ik l«l n* I Kir»i units nf the indu.lry arc wlmlly Fiseh*r, John Peter*. C. R- l>*wIt was nml csl-od that tin* r»m > "Our I t'u .l prwMcii i to • '• "It util Ih* tcndily seen from u Vf I.'. li wlit'ffi .lit'lj; tv willing In work tn prevent unfair inreful rending uf it >.‘tiuii VII nf *ea. t>*!l# Illcks. Forest Wallop. fer**« f-.nnd thenue'vcs Iu rbn • ; ui i train all a jc in ir. of Iron »cP J«rli*onvillr. uni . A. D. Bauer. Pant Lokae. fWrnar.1 Dismembered Body w.igrs, t • eliounai,. tm:.ru|o r the franrliise I Inst it m nmbig n f fin it v of virw un Hitatinn as to melntni i t q •" »*f n iorrliii|« ilrinfNl to WASHINGTON, Mvy »Landrr** «od FranV Jopcs a« working eordtllmi-. In the pist it ii.i nml that Ih" nutliiguily Of Baby Discovered profram. -irv itr. I am not yit ready t" ••••IjU'liD nr\ n fi *1 | guest*. Eddta Allep. Clifford Rell. oirrej i m nltalulng tin -e niijer ' un .- Iriint tin- t< Ilow mg srii- A yrilllngne's to nnepl *H «W alllimit to .the Congrr.ro a row S in k fru Hrfg# .1 • I »»n J r , William Burn#". Ba«”*»r Gar tire* hns Item pi.'Vinlel by a ■s si >• 'liianlees net intro 'fur wu'k week .Icgi'lnllnn. ptnvida* tl INQI'BHT ADJOI ItNKD JACKSONVILLE. May 6.- I/P) pirhrruiv- .f'lin for peiii/incii J«r|kwiipvil|«a .IihI^** r 'I tar. D*rlH Earl*. CJtfford Gostaf•mall minority of t!,e in,it. in I# t n energy furnish."! f#r liicli* is draitirnlly chan'ril f r o m , ^ Part of the diamamherrd bo ty Hni* *»f I'dirlnt*. on,| |j. * | _■ .. „ , ! legialatKin.” son. Harry Gnv*af«on. Cnoev u .ny Iml Uatill-, 1 . n a-svie you uig purp.i-rs -bull nut exrre.i II present’ 30- hour f"nn. MirASOI’Y . Mav ft *<1T ' / til, of I h in n f jr. Hdmil. Jame* Cnlhert. P * n l of • hahy wrapped In newtpapeta k ro n e r', jury InrC lgating the presied l«fnr* the House labor ha. you wd| ban- tit* t*. opi-rilion tu g g .allag “tlirr.. w*a found b*ald* the ratlron-l n ' Anotbrr gro'ip i« ih"" I nf y ou' yiiveiiiio ot in. bnn .'i'L- .rnls p, r kilonutt ••'sir. Il .loo. rommiltee t*dscy Hy Alfsei* 8mM, Hodg**. John R. done*. J r , Cllf. shooting of George E IVter.on. ( r f . an and nhoul.l be ta!nptw-ee wiietherth# rate reanoniiug >u u ...................... . , Uvi—y. tChdtinuP'. .ui Paj r Fitrer i thr |*i lord Fine, t tons Id l.*ndiw«sj Tat- tra'ks near her* today. Poltre goal farmer, 'who ,1-d at g-nthui 1 MelhurluL—CUiiuh— at l!k ” "l ' " ,f I to ia net tu til.' grunts'* nr Jr., president of th# Oasnfni madee Mrit*, Poneld M"*'b*ad. said the bu'y waa an mutila'ew wound* rrrru rtl from nfrbfkh. #•» 1 aid, lhat >X|R*rit'tM*0 "• * time •*. i b 'C U ' « f u n d . • i • i i ' . i l . i IS;*. 'be riuiiiim.'i, mml. further, th# Motors Cnrporvtlon. that the age. colqr,' anil Identity p tr-e P»ice*. CroWqn' Ph'ttlos •*’ Mrs. ti T. Cit-broo. ••• l».v*u»m He disagreed with organU#4 Uvunr'l jr*»l#nl»v until n - t » b ring it. I'Mlan v uf tlu inn stutrm rnii 'grantee'# net ra­ were r.ol itadl y eatibliahed. They TaHon rw ll'"*. J***n RcnkaHk. Ilea h, was cHt lMn.it. . f <■'" ' K c i l d Of UuicliNbiink il"*', nnd ‘shall not earned* can­ Inlxtr that minimum wage UffW*' Thorrday after tm ar.nr several w.i< tr r i tly a-iaiat th r gu.t in. • >•' l log in. I Mist Fl«"• l»>;.t«lt. | j*#** Frokari*’. F. D. Tyler B*. did know whether Ih* child waa ut. I the . a l l i e s In pc*| i" 1 • " leilh Is* given their ordinary linn would establish that wage a* witnesses. Arrives Fur Parley not r* ,i- w hi'e, Joa Stewart, and A. mu'.bred or riled and the b.dy for a nturo pclcvuasrrsil oi l . •• " t'a jtn n i lb-a"b. ti" •*•• •• Mrs arreple.l meaning. A rending of ID*vlmunia liter dismembered or whether Ihe I f'nchrnn, and V Sr. I .'•'•> Mb '. !•*|L Jobnaan. 1 rnmprehclliWe national trio I"1 Passage of th# Rayburn aacjlri pr'kage waa thrown from a pasa- JAPANESE DELEGATE SMI.S sr lion COjiry at the regular > Vilbtro. Mis.ioi, Y '"” NEW Y O ' t K . M. e r, r,Vi | i 'he entire Se'tinn indiratr.l n clear •ntenii.ni upon tho part nf th-r it lea regulation bill waa a ^ K d Ing train or depoatted a*, r Ih* | Itor.ni “A" nt l»- P -.-b H"<s* lijaltnrr t' Ion III. lt"H'l of Ih' , I'll) In limit the rate the defend­ in the House upon adoption at s< TAKYn, May ft - 'A*> VI- ila'ly to utilite rx i.tn .r tracks. German Releh*l«»uk, nrrivrd l"t ant mny charge the conaumer su far lit* leg nnd fllw I 'p p .m M • y hon wl « group d............ . proto Ur# throiuh a volra Igpka toont Kuklllro lahil, veteran »t|oi ard leisure tu « — t— r th* "ronomlr dt-••mil,ns with I’reo that Ih# rhnry* for electric ener­ limiting debate to flv# hour» a»d many r’ipiomatT .nrountrn., sail.-1 , treilitie: provided l.y lie.. I .hairm an-hip o, r •» 'G irt, nf .lent Roosevelt lod.v nml gy rurnlahcd for lighting purposes precludtag all hgl WIEBCLDT RETURNS ccmnMrhs yttO rday to steak for Japan i« of trn in jo ftJlio r. Tallahassc*. Fdcar t" " .’ and prtaaed t hr llinl I bin bill not rx#c#,| t l cent* per kllo- • mandmanla. le Weahtneton r rveravtioru. io 'Dor Iwoha-I pioldem -i Th* Aasocirtad Proas today adFrank S. WrigM, tbe ll.ilrortry l« Ih# mil , i,ne Ohio to roly • . . . a . Ti l l _ A. Wit Soldi, total photogravher which he will arek Ir, win Amril !ro ordinal* pi! e g v rr.it .,1 Iron Two cabins! officera daacltVJ elMit The Het aid that Gar*rnor i's oC Florid* s* liaii vllle, were th* world's ptnMvin*. "I* l" fur' vi.itt boor. Tn give it any other •-.leM'.rtation would make tha *•* has been atteadlng the flriit an aaa n t to Japan*** policy «• | (Cuntlnued On I*ng« Korn t • hat Amerlin bn* takrn the isii*' i Section riicanlnglcaa so fa r • • the tn tha rham ber of CommersF^* tpeaketrs. ghoHs thla morning rignad fort | annnsl rh*rl course for phnlogv- primary In the Far East. tha United Slatea lhatr BjtS«"N»r tl*# h* at'ee we ilnnk you arc ", ( ... It." Par A fourth gin ......... hOh n 'a ting to the Paaford Mn- taahcra at tha UnivJiai'.v af r itv '• mn ernad. aaetatlng agrlcultura #M to diar.u* Only r»e*r|e si", saw solve th" t irh llo'itr auditn-iii* ORLANDO fllLL PASSU* "Th- rill# t* well estahllaheil mart* todiy. Seeratiry of A fm atripal Ahrpart Tha f lr ^ h in « Ftori b, returned to Sanford CONFERFFB DBAIIWICKF.D Mnrrua world's pruMerns.” I"* *#'d. "t no. •watitutinnal wo r k * it,,- vl. .# titere la any ambiguity WA8HINCT0N. M-y h .-tU . . -------Anna tha acqalaUla* ky th* City Wednesday night to report that Fagg. »f Jerk or,i M n at .Sotr- Inatnirted hy mr rhnnc"llor to *»• ,, i',.. .... |i . r language used In culture Wallae. and Secretary •'•I .a .. ta bA - s — V a Ml I_______ a " J e e i ^ a J i n * . WASHINGTOS, May S. lei's aieotirg waa a “decided vpe Deadlocked over the Noma-SimpCommerce Roper aaktd ih# . jt**) ofA the field. The -MMnd bill pto- aIhe .. of Maripress hi* warm regard *n'l *d want ami J a c k A I t ' q fraerhi.e b,lwee^ an Individual vddaa far Um - tM I I U t h a af . « ___* "Moro than 1M> Floilda aad •on production, c o a t‘plan Senatr'Th* Herat* yetUrday p iasrd swlra'ion foe your eourageoc. . ■, rpi’inMnw end lb* peopl*, operation of Rulreaa t*adera,(w (.....kere. working out aehamea they heyrrq •data nod coonly tag rifU fkat# Gsorgia photograihvsa were «*• and Hooae conferee* on th* *H [bill nulhoriaUtg holding a Urn. r f ' J J J V T ! ' " Frealdetll." He snl.l th 're qrri •>"" " - « ! - * thn field. Tha third Mil rolled la tha course”, h i aai l m lnitrorion farm program y o - district reurt U r the .null'vw ■wta-tlnn "f e du*t # I C — ncy I" of 11 „t -fh franchise will he givan will aid in tha country'* rvr xuty tba' ,'i'nalrucli'n whl-h l» mnsl from th* dapreaalon. u: staU an t comity Ilttnaaa V nd many tm rortant »ubM » terdar dagjdml to Uk* «h. q u e ^ d ta trie t of Florida a t Or'nnd . th "! The f . t r gro p • ' fictal clr le*" "Americana w<.n ^ tha war, they have to makt favorable tn the people. (Ju d ff • t to IU1. white the were dUtaaaod. A SU te Aaaocn- tloa hack te tha floor for instruc- firat Monday la Oetoicr each j two rro u rr in-' b ; ' ^ • -------------year. Th# Mil waa aent to the hear talk, by M. It I « (Continued On Page Your) exeaspta tha Held from tioa also waa created, ta fill • pence." l | (|u^ {Continued On P u c ' taxallen. vital need.” Brant Of Tornado iVOTEDBY GROUP EMERGENCY PLAN WELFARE FORCI'S.: : TO AH) RAILWAYS A R E PRESENT A T . . . . . U S GIVEN SC L O N S MEETINGS TOD a Y U " ^ . John S cn k a rik Is Winner Of Prize In! }££ Speaking C o n test uve Britain Is A sk in g : For Safeguards In'1*" - ‘" Proposed “T ru ce” • 1 Head Of G en era Motors T e s t if i e ? On S h o r te r Week Governor Rigns Fonr ^ Bills Affecting City &' k / 1 1 �B IL L PROGRAM WILCOX BILL FOR AIDING CITIES IS LIKELY TO CARRY I with tho coasoot of boldan p W t U r | or n o n of IW ag jp B K«t« bond*, not** or other ohJL gallon* of • Ilka nature ’ oW^ Standing.. It mint Its** that creditor* holdint a t leapt omothtrd In amount of to t k 'i M r i tiaa ha to consented fa writing^ t# tSa filing and haro ilgniflad tlm|r willlngae** ta hat* a plan of re­ adjustment lubmlttad t* tfclr court or oloa a plan that ha* t i c spVrwval of one-third of lh« hpld* n moat b* presented wtth th* patltlon Itself. In olthor cat* llota of all known creditor*. assenting and aon-aaaontlnr, moat bo oak- akgatea H ave Arrived To Take Part in P a r le y •Ration, Judge Do. A. Ch*a*y, d ba subject’to arrest, but tba fit| pet provide a penalty for Pinters who fall to gat thslr i qp1 thnsf*. °<r daaoagar automobiles weighing pounds would be IIMA 0( fa taak. Those weighing Mtea of tag*.for truck* and Ftyp** of motor vehicles aloo iJtdoood la Dm bill. Itaaa. thousand* paandp was •M e* thoiGPaanaom gross M, fRiit far all rehUWa scthat six athoot, • spoclaly **d truckx operated under l») fArmlt from the state Mil tammies lea were allowed ill af-» lM w pound* (th* ,% tlfiOO pounds aaw) and .ware altewa^ a limit ot 11,? M $ j f mad* law, will go Ife * Dh . 91. IBM. ky*te oa Um bill; h Aadrpw*: B u t, Bear ham. * 'EbUtn • Xare, Chawnlng, a *Dan. English, Qtry, o*tOoanb.'H al*, HarriMB. HU- m to u r . VIENNA-Happlness ls not moasurad by pay chacko bore. Govornmonl statistic* just published show Austria as a lind of wag* oarnora and lltlls shop kiopors, artisans and peasants who hav* to live on 914 a family monthly—or loss. Austrian folk know how to b* boppy, bowsvor. Thslr grand mountains and boiutlful woods are free; oggs, bologna and broad are cheap; singing coots nothing, •nd comradeship Is not bought with money; so during s Isrgs part of tbs yoar tha forests and gorgoo, th* mountains and lakej*w*l*d valleys of Austria are filled on holidays with hippy folk who with tholr Unto upon tholr backs took contentment whott It Is most oaslly found There wore only 14 person* la Austria with an am ual Incoma of 500,000 schilling*, or 170,000. tb* yoar before last; aad now the number I* said to b* reduced to born, Hodges, Holland, Larson, Lawls, MscWllllaras. Mann, Park­ er, Parrish, Rautertoa, Rot*, dikes, Stewart, Wttsoa aad Whltaksr. Total, 80. Against; President Putek, Andsreon. Gill I*. Lundy, Murphy, Shelley, Shiran, and Turner. Total, g. Renew Your Heakh By Purification ao a r of Oriando, presiding. . • J**l M o m , Cktof Probation Officer of WastOagtes, D. C , wlD b* th* principal, speaker a t tbi* Ioneboon mooting. Upon adjournment,' lb* «btefata* will g a ite r at thw Mothodlat Church apaln fa* a «*o*r»| m aim which will b* addressed by Mr*. W. 8. Criswell. of Jacksonrill*. Dr. J. J. Kladrvd, of Now York City, Prof. TTinaao Bailey of RoOlaa Coltop*. Prof. U M. Bristol of Iho U nlvm ity of Plorida,.«a<l J . B. WlRtssu, rtglonal director of tho National lacroalion Aaooelatioa. • motate woo " CW* f . ^ h,w* S ' ® •* P°aribllltfca of a ronooartloH at •*« r*“ ° w1U «•**• ' Th* tm ti that cllror la i • co-pnriart of load, tine **T w?0,d me»n that an ln Ha ralo* would maho ,0T Um other m oult n o r *N* by rlrta* of reduced tian coot. Except In caaa I 'M * dapoelu, how*r*r, o f *Uv*r would not bo p «*’!••« than 60 to 70 c* onhleo, authorities' said. ; A'diivo around tho calory ft*Id* atil an Inopaction trip lata with and eatery pA#(«g bmaoo will borla at 4:S0 Vcimk. Tho foatpra el'll* day’* ecll*l• h i win bnahiau la a banqoft of about 10 cmU w ,ow*d abondonmmt of t »«*Mard w*a viewed a* atop toward now hl«h*r i Possibility of a promlu fbf'vtryiii r>M throatonud o'clock. Kart Lshmeoa will act at toastmaster, CH* Commit*io*wr "I U Dumao will wtlcoau tho (•legates ta Sanford, tad Millard Dpridaoa, praaldoat af the Confortnea will o*t only rwpoad to tho welcome, but deliver the annoal praaldenUal addreaa. Election 7 ** * <" California. Chaaroa f« «** P"*****" w to bo meager, however, a Individuals triad It la Ci alana lo»t year and avers* tldornbty W»* than It a dr _______________ wU' kr„hl,,0‘UdJ th* State Troopers R D uiinm to irtm acU d. • .*«. g Tha public U In riled to attend D O W Fl K l d n S p 1 the rnrlouo session*. Member* of -------th# local eomraltUao are hopeful HARWICHPORT, Maaa., that repreeonUtire* of rrery —(A7—A report that a not ■cbool, P.-T. A , group, civic occn with o while girl In i SERVICE young wjdow with four *hu* dren wants job as bowsak toper or wathwumaa. Julia Coylo, 1701 West■■ TblM Street. - '■ — - «■ * ....................* ■ . - -w— PLANNED Wor.l rocolvod h.rs from cassa- or, and all residents of Sanford 9A— P o u ltry “*f?. VxUy HdkaU* that • largo are Invited to attend tha aervice. gathering win attend otrvko. In th# Bplrltuallsk Church In that comarenlty Sunday afternoon at ®t,,otk‘ * n - *■ S. Snipe* wUI ba th* locturer aad moogat* bear- H ow She L ost 18 Pounds O f F a t legal n o t ic b ZINNIA PLANTS, an colorsT 15c . par dosep,.|1.00' par 100.,'Alto chryssnthsaium plants. A K. Res setter," Flartst. Phone 4 t-R k tax. secorUng to tha latest sUtlstles. Tb* svsrags Incomo for tho#* rich enough to bo atoeotoj Is 9400 a'y ear. Tha average vim paid as Income tag Is 111. Only 10,000 persons receive as much a» 19000 annually. - WARNING J - . " '" " ^ ' J r .^ r lp U n n Austria Is Happy Despite Poverty That Is Universal *-*• bfamUnioU ■ •h .th ao .M M * -il*uoa--*r • -7-tW olpltat* a fr«ml*d'»mr»h< of governments, until tom* compnhonalv* plan of remedying oco- tla. "Hundred thou tend a year nomlc conditions Is cencoivod and a m " do not tilsL ». carried out, ot tlgbtonlng up their Only 670,000 people out of a dofonse, against .gainst oach ttch other population of 7,000,000 pup Inconi* through exchange .relations or other method*. As to whether such measures would have a bad offset on thn World conference, Hull said on th* Contrary that poaslklv they woui-l •err* to 'friore** all ounctrnod with tha futllltv of contlnul"- Ithat way and tha necessity for a gansrsl movement In tha othsr di­ rection by all nation* In concert. s in* of th* Siata Pretatte* At- probable final bill for tho eompooltlou of tho debt* of While th* proceeding* the* labuolvont municipal ead other •Utatad art pending, th* court wlO local gevamment unite wao In* haro rxcluelr* Jurlsdktls* ovor traduced In tha Hoes* of Rapro* th* relation* between th* Credi­ eontat Ire* last week by Reym an- tor* *nd th* toting district, ami tatlra Wilcox of Plorida, and Clao of th* property and rut*ana there I* ovory llkolihoed th at It of th* gorernmontal ualt not nocwill b* accepted by Congre** and rtsary for r***ntlal gorurnramtal made part of tb* law of th* land. purpo***. Thle moaaure, known a* Hotaa Th* plan of rrsdju*Istent called Bill 6M7, la of oototandlng lm« for In th* petition mutt' lachada porta nee to all doalocd and 1area- C visions modifying n r. altarto n ln municipal bond* and othar _ th* righto of crodltan gonerobligation* of local units. ally, either tnroogh th t loom no* Tho bill prortdo* a channel of now occurltloa or any caras­ I while President Roosofor the adjustment of tho d*hU ter or atharwlao. Costa o f ad­ tnrd Harriot, of franco, of hopelessly Insohont ■mantel- ministration must bo - paid in ifT h 4 on plans fpr eonpnlltlo* or other political, mi^dP rash. It must also pro rids far lha a World economic confervUlona Of any otato, and tha ampla protection of rredHar* mho Waohisgton, tha talks da is s t ass sa t and lO aw nriw rW * etptane* Is rerjulred. If pr*vlslm therefor I* mad* ln lb* BAM minister reported Judge may require objucl Wkaklata* b* found a This proposal Itore to c re p t sccorKIs* which was understood to her* boon dis­ In hi* opinion roprroont their fkir cussed end cqnltobl# Intoreet la preferTh* Argentine fspr***ntatirr«, ty and revenue* nvaltabt* f ir'd ebt Dr. Tkomaa A. La Breton, and Dr. .> > Pallpo Epsll, that country’s am­ this end, tho present ’measure faymont. bassador bore, are seeking ta have propose* to amend the util form 'W p o n spprorsl of lb^ poHtton, tha Unltad H U t,, lift the present bankruptcy a c t of IN I. Every stringent ban on Ihtlr fresh and ,'yM. af met * p u n who frosea meat products which ha* assurance I ' felt Dipt the bill Is * • * m l y period in sotting been applied a* a precaution constitutional. Tho need for a ray u re of thin ta movf hi th t world, and npture no longer lo questioned In fkd •«!*«levs In most commoot municipal bond sjrvle*. Con­ tans* b* shown, appolpt a tempo­ n w r t t Wa had talk* on dition* now prevalent! nr* unpre­ rary comptrollsr to taka charge rd o iit of tho'moot friendly cedented and verge on th* cha­ o* th* property or r***nuoa of the Tha trip coma fully up to otic. The rvCord of minlclpat In­ district available solely for dobt Lkl^.N a.-. “ -„ Kingdom - will solvency shows that close to a h m si C hpk\ replied to crRI- amount* chilled beef thousand slu b la romipunltlss or* servlet. ‘ ‘ o f’Argontlno Tb* bill Includes aloo a provi­ B oaring lying that Is le th* bouse baui* aad •»<! will «»1 recolr* an Incrsasetl enable to maintain tholr debt sion for th* filing of altarnatlro m JM bargains ho hal amount of Argentine foreign •*• service. plana of sdjustmant, either by ■oat gat sMMhady oloo change. This hat boon soon In House Bill SMT provides that taxlog diatrict Itself or by boldtap ypn.'Vi soma q u artan as diminishing th* any municipality or other polit­ are r f not Its* than Id percent i— .I amount of foreign exchange availical rabdlrlolo, may* fils a pailQ j ] ] | A r 6 ,W* ,t r Pu ,,h *M ° f American Uon with a •fsdersl court stating of all obllatlono. Confirmation of t ny p la n s f a d O . K . W I t h O n I y *°fcc rvlgry Hull of the atala de- that I f Is Insolvent ‘or unable to Juslment will dtpend upon Its ac­ moot Its debts ■* thyy mature and Idins* T a f i I T n i l l partmsnt said In anawor to a ceptance by holders of et least * P. s j »U " i quaetlon that tha apodal trad* that It dotlres |o effort n plan three-fourth* ot ell classes of ob­ of readjustment of It* detytp IB Made L eft! agreements Orest Britain be* booed upon Its capacity to pay. ligations, arm holders of at least T ■ made with Argentina and othar two-third* of any particular class id Tram fag* On*) < countries Illustrate th* disposition This petition can be filed only af obligations. Only creditor* MU Herns tags’ go on oach year and bo aald tax collectors, who re M cent* for aaeh Tug. now are aeld by e s t e r n A rea Thor* wOl h« a Jiriat aooaioa of . _ . IhoM roaad-tabl* toafortar* bo> DENVER. Cole--A p i fore luncheon whir* .U1 ho k*M rival to mining la wt«te, WUP mrm 9 9 9 worm f O Md f l A W klrtl I . " know s |o •• A lU a ru w lihln •I hour* a fla r you start fo Ihla awlft a # tla « form ulo noin. , WI*Ir >»4 Inflammation c a u h 4 h r •*«*••• *rie acl4 t ta rU d to da* port. A llre ra <to«* lust what tkla aellee “ r* It w ill *4—— II la taaranteeg b r Tsechton's KearnrO D re g C*. an* leading Sragglet* lo 4e It— yea *aa get on* a*a*r**a bottle to r I I eeals aad ir II do*ea‘l bring lb s jnyeee reeelte you eipecl— y o e r meaey erbel* k M rte d lr retaraed.— A d r. fkarmarlBto aoc taka LADY Goinp t* Tampa Satr rday, Sunday,- or. - Monday. WlO pay gas. Bog X Yi <are Herald. kaa J. W. SHADOIN a Rla* rasas T!*-W BILLY’S UNCLR TUBBY attssssu v*oqmeD up NOWALK-UJrfU j 7— " -- I»>r1 ..«3JWSSJ£’S B S S — A 1 ' ^ lll1 HR 11 OB . ilia i �The GoftrtOr’ir Appeal wortu? It haa been evident for more than a week that public haa been growing throughout' the state In favor of the uee of "Big SUck" methods by Governor Shell* In an effort to break up the'dilljr-daflyinf taettgs of the Legielitura-aad-get something'done before the remaining half of N o aattempt tte m p t wde wtia made m ade this aesafon hak *pm«NMhto hfntory. No ____________ ________ _______ B ig S tic k " , hbut^he^dfd u t he dH bji the GoVifrfWyWt#fdij to u s_q n_ ""Big Sticky, call the Rouse and Senate together to plead with their liate action. members for imtnedi Agtfn w%re' outflacd the ublems of the state ms) measures were coftfrdhtrnt the lextoUtoir*.. _________ mentioned, u were also the proposed reduction of Judicial drtufta, county officers' salary bit), a state homestead laW, millioni of men who want toflfkAlcn’a coaipetuAtlofi. the elimlnetton of varfoua bureaus are work and who can’t got I t There and commissions, the motor vehicle license tag tax, city are million, or families th at want «nd county bonded debt legislation, opposition to the sales to be clothed and rsnnot be clothed. tsufr-.Apd.g balanced budget Most of these measures were Thera la (pare tabor, there Is po­ tential demand. And r e t by what t a r t of the Gdrettwr's platform on which he was elected. magic, by what sinister device Hurt'Governor Sholtx considers over-bonded cities and shojld those who want to eflubtids'otid of the most Important matters confronting the clothe the naked. Why la tt that those who are inadequately ZeMialAtun Is Indicate * * ‘ ' wiihing to give service to ___work r _______ Legislature will be of little value dad, TptfS "AH' the of the community for an economic ifeas we set the machinery in motion and place our house return, while the community Is order. 1 cannot too strongly emphasize the importance erasing for that send:*, cannot "iBm prtbleth. In a spirit of co-worker and In accordance hare the opportunity of rendering to that they might demend the Hfc -my dutr aa your governoT| I have suggested the debt ittabor of the workers who coniumo hdlng blll now before you for consideration. its products? "Unless something better Is offered ! am asking that The same i* tru* In England. •tLitol delay further consideration of this measure which We are told alinoat every day that IDAlfO BPRlkC :Reir problema, our peopln cannot save their home* and frropbr ty unless the problem of bonded Indebtedness of ettleo, counties and political subdivisions of Florida is wfirted out on the basis of our capacity to pay.” Governor Sholta’s reiterated opposition to the sales tax at this time, we believe, is well token. The enactment of any additional tax measures now could hardly result in an gqulvalent reduction in the ad valorem real estate tax. which is, of course, the primary reason for the advocacy of the aales tax. New sources of revenue now would prob­ ably mean additional excuses for expenditures. Any pos­ sible reduction In either the stote or county real estate tax. by means of a sales tax, might easily result In larger city takes fdr d rtt server, without,; In reality, Increasing cniltlly td pay. _ , . ’ , seems to us thsti.the Governor has a carefully conobjective to which he Is trying to lead the stale, r tf t f T tto togtoiafow IS ftp thrnVgft wfth Ik that 3.3 par?e*at MVr w ont be fit ta dHnb lair a tr e a t erUU brake out. Warn we h i t Southampton we had a* warn in# *f it a t all. When wo landed la New York It had broken. MTwtrTWXt*Tr-?rtr U I lira 1011,1 l reach the'Sr*'of Methuselah I shall never f o m t that hectic wiek-end, tha weekj end beflnnlns with enormooa drain, upon oar depoalt. In banka, not from hwtde the country bat from outilde—draina which we had la meet in r»ld. Can you Imarine that In the early days of that rriaU we eald geyly and Hght-hesrtedly. “Let It rip. Let It rtp. We will So off fold. There are benefit, in beina off sold, and w# will reaD them.’’ My friends, th at, la doins the whole genius of the flrltlih nation a ( ra re litjuitlr*. We had honor; we had weiporisibility; we strove to fulfill both. We borrowed; bat the drain kept on. i t to do lh« right. ih* *'**•., . . . . thins, to purso* P°!*w* which me*: all our tequl foment*, which are based upon dcralandlng. ami then carry tow a r a t Ilk. honorable T hat l« the only apIrU in 'whJeb we can set our International ta* S illed. so that all nation. wilt flourish uivhr them atd oo nation ba victimised by any other nation’! oblliatlona. Fo I aay that It I. more neteaaary than ever that the Internatloral economic conference should he held, lta difficulties m i . h a r e been aomewbat increased. U hat Gold Ahnwdonwent Explained ii« w t for but to m*«t tlifflcoltiti* Finally the decision was taken. whether they are intr^eird or n ot The very fact that the difficulties Kara been Intreared, showing that ductlon were too high In relation lha world la still ilaleriorating. to the value of our commodities. we h*»e got XOW.ppp unemployed. We wsir HUlig uiutev in ta rau ae ’MIK’.’ Wa' are*lBWin (Tie adjoining lug and adverse drain. Nobody can column of Ihe -new,paper, that live Ion* nndsr that, ami whan w* that th it U so only mean that hundreds of thooiinda of families went off we navtd the situation. there is mote need to hasten up are living ueder Inadequate con,t- And w# did not fall off;/w o grad­ this ronferenee and to make every tioni of life. And yet, the text of ually slipped off. A very great dif­ nation frcl that It Is lta duty, both both columu by eome strange da- ferent., at any rate -«vrholotk*l- to Itself and to its neighbor, to vlc, cinnot be brought to wipe ly. The struggle we put up to agree with all th# others on com­ each other out and bring happk- maintain aur petition t* remem­ mon action. Therefore, I hop# ne*t, peace and coatentqient to bered to thia day b- every nation that o«fr French friends amt our Italian friends and all th* others the mire of the people. in the world that was watching ui will be iptitred to seek ecreeiwnt ■nd that w a, involved in that erl- rather Voire, Hope of Karmen than to dWoorag* or to uovrrnmenld cannot be Irulif- •is. But when we were off, can make no attempt to come to ferrnt to a .tale of thing* like you blame us? Will any or you agrvrmett. that. Vour Provident and I, with put yovr hand, on vour hearts and Bo that is briefly, my friends, our frlrnij*, our admirable expert soy jou blame ua If we eald, “nev- what our purpose Is. Tariffs, re­ Trirnda, have begun to consider er again. If we can help It, shall strictions of all kinds, quotes—of what we can d0 to find the solu­ we go through th# terrible days what me are they In a free and tion to those problems. In a short of that week-end T Now, what le the meaning of sane world? Exchange is aa profMm, the International economic ‘ha*. I hear *oma people using liable in trade a . It la In Ideas. tb • i-fily word "Retaliation." To Mow miserable, we would be, even no th- very sound of retaliation la you men w ith'surh , great exHjinfolv*, hut what i. worse than perierce behind you upon which the sound or the word I. the spirit you ran draw, if you were isolated behind It. Nations, ' the United amongst youraeivre. •Insisted Positions Deplored .States, Crest Britain, F ran e, But etrn you men, If you ware must protect themselves. But how do you protect yourself? Retail#- doomed—for that I* the word—if tto n f-T h a t-ta to dmg-condlMofi* you-were doomed to - ieolatkm in down and down through a vicious thle world, cut off from the great spiral, a descending spiral routs*. . When I ram* her* four year* ago I wag trying to persuade you to live upon the Im ajinatlon which competition In armament* you rniild r i r a i r for yooniclve* heart sowing hi* need In the that was wrong. Now, I aay prraclwlv and the knowledge which you have .nrlngtime. com# In In the ai,,umn the same thing In relation to thix already acquired, how long will •till with gladness of heart, hear­ ing In hi* ahewve*, knowing that there la not nnlr a market for him hut lhat there I# a qnml ot'ca, and by the almate f*-t lhat he ret* hie price he m»v In td"" hetoman amplover of town labors and labor In ill of It* form* rt- #xpremlon from no* and of th* tsSfaHa .g ren Jf there', any left. Biiyorthlp of New York. duHn* ths period between Jimmy tValker’n abdication and the election df John O'Brien, the good cltUena of Amertafc'a mblropolls hive looked with ex­ pectant and appealing eyes »t Mr. McKee with the hope that he might become m candidate for mayor next Fall. In view of hla largo perapna) endorsement last year - Ue'savrpaperV havi deelded t.i < I'dslajrdksiaM eh The rad* f adter- When over 200,000 voter* "w»t*-In'* his name on the bal­ t the logical man to . aoen eloalns utiill^ wa ftod • ask lot, political w ............................. ______ w _ ftf' follower of the what Cdsgraas Ik g eh e r’ ta 'tH bteak the grip ' about ths thirty-hoar weak. a forthright position In "vrijrwnm,'' Ko ‘ has always'taken . _____of; ___ m\ * _government. X As president of the nutters municipal and of conaomptlon to heFraor# and German? a n *1111 ird of sldcfntin.'lt was hb who usually "threw the mon- doetlon t0 to round attain, and we try ins to f drift alliances td p W ^ey wrench" Into many an unwise and tainted transaction, rln can’t (In that by an? system of • a m lha balance v f power, ^and In ind it’ was ho wh'o tfonllnually fought agalnht the extrav- pore nationalist fconomkrs. And. this country CodStVSk has' abodt my American friend*, If you want , to dadded td tr f Co Wap th e balance aftlnceq of the “play boy" mayor, Mr. Walker. come acerw. * pood nationalist , During his brief regime at the helm of New York City *o to Heotland In order to find him •< poker, If any, for itself. affairs, Mr. McKee dembnatrated what can really be done f am proud of twine • nationalist! tA the way of effecting economies and improving efficiency 1 am proud of my history; I am Seanflil" from (he “Biaml when one has the courage and la not shackled by the tents-' proud of my enltnra; I am proud o» my kith and hin: I nm fraud i." Well, wa*ve b ea rd 1 w des of a 1political machine. In short order he had taken of the oart that w# havo flared British", and "Bay Araerl- away the' Itlxurlouk cars which officials had been accus­ in tha hlstotrv of mankind. But If bat thla la th* first lime tomed to drive about. Ho had reduced salaries, including I translate that pride of mine, over heard of "Biaml." 'nationality of ml"* Into na­ his own, dtamlsked needless employees, combined depart­ lhat tionalistic economies, If I enqairo ments and otherwlio adopted busirttaa-like policies until the In th* trset* delusion or ImarlnTb* government Is jolng Id in* that Scot land, made emnomltaaoettta some of those gold taxpspers were being saved many millions of dollars. Of course, such a way of doing things was not to rally aelf-conUlnod, is aoinf *o Carda rt ail right but by th« ttnj* cnnlrthtiUo* .U* the W1fltst caad I# settled in the 8u- Tamrrtany’s liking. It'viewed wtth alarm any encroach­ n»«h- |t« —»*lth. (h-o what I shall ■ K u Court, the, depression will ment of tha political dole by item by which It maintains its- find l« thlai That t shall ho*h Imhold oq such a large part or the electorate, and besides the foverish "IV f"le h b o rs outild* Of atmosphere just wasn’t right with "Honest Jde" sitting at m» own b"»ind*Tl*s. nomably Guido Jung, ltVb Wealth, hannlness, rnni*ntm*nt the head of the table. The consequence was that Tammany enjoyed hv l a m poonUt|ooa livloBstd and llsrrlot, is coming her* to dlseiiss tconomlr selected a more amenable candidate, Mr. O'Brien, who was lue on high stsndarda of Ilf* r«n Mr. McKee nntr be maintained by a freely etna, hot w* hive' A' hoheh •Ibcted, as most Tammany candidates are. flowing International esehane*. Mussolini roalfy seat him went bkek to h llso!d position aa alderman president and And h«w w# are going *n devise to get i few polpters from hft* ainee bben blocked by tbfe new regime ut every.turn. that freely flowing exchange Is But Mr. hfcKee should worby. It la a truism that to be th# main pnrooee of to* In­ ternational eronomlc ronfepanee*. ttoM rierl dtin't'circulateTn pofitica very long. Business In the eenomt" ajwayh has lta eyft alert td take advantage of high class Vetf-auTflrtedcv McKee haa told Tammany material.’ and Mr. McKee has Just been made the head of field ad the wart of natfoll* nUL mataly and* U th# poverty of the Title Guarantee and Trust Co. with a salary of $50,000 th*'* own peonle. [ business again has takeh the cream and ha* When I speak U an A marIran ig it New' Yl ■the aklromed milk. MeKrt Is no longer an «udt*"ea I am *»mlMe of the tori rhen aakhd lf he were disgusted with politick alderman. hrtvpltad: 'Yetl're telling me." HA-NPORD, TWB^NT^V YEARS AHO it In thUdren’a Fefn Ward, May Thraaher, Katft. (belie iait weal was lha oldarte* Wilton,. Ague* Bolhamly, faahlrtiad surpris* pound petty •wimJrA R Emma Fulton. Ruth Taylor, Mu­ Rbsoell Btady at Ui* riel Harrold, Jewel Dinkle, Annie hofeiet of MK and Mrs. C. Whltner, lleleq Hand, Lucille f by the.Junior boys add Ribto, Fandt* Rebe Munson, Edna Chiiteftdan, Ilatan Pack, Nell Erana, Mahal Bowler, Lillian Gibson, batroM Washburn, Will Range, Frail Wight, 8h*rman asd Arthur Moore, Will Laaritt, Will BntMley, Henry M tU alla. Frank e a i tt- D. Woodrtfr,' tUMn. }> MM, BfoUArbaeS, Morris and G-'w< Bpancar- lalay. etta Tlltia, Qrtffln Herring, Roby Lalog, Cottier Brown, „poujtoaa V * educated. Tha working rlaihe* "I tha world at* no ton**- a**f|. They are -apaWe nf ihlnkinv; W*nr are eapaM" of *tndar«t*hd|n» ,tl» —atom wh* and »h— fore. Cru*H •V**e pw>pl# down hv ceonomlo fnllu-e to poverty and yap do' not meralv year. « atunlad mWnUilttnn hut vou.c— t" n ravolotton. In v«n- noprlatln". a* tmoattonl 'eog. elation, a population that will n**•tor* ta took "oo* ye*- after vdar th# nlow moving machinery of **-' moemmy. that will »v*h t 0 qukher amt rafUtev m-ehod*. , 1 steodvlag Influence Boeeht Why? FWrnn-* IWvae AvflhMk - remit" whet th** ***** ran parfo -n la !*•" wJJKaul Mtm. mart ••th $ g iw Hhearts. men who *** life oafrtnF" dlnannearln*. end o-ontu who have m*» gwt ton* views. They or* people.w hether. —lert-Mesllv kavo .short VW«- belief I am glad to a e y jh a t both ytwr tre a t PreaWedt sad myaelf bare begun a co-ojwration, cpoperatlon that wo are both w ter mined »»—not at aH b m u e it la merely as Angio-American return whlth will enable tbsqj to lira adequate and good Ilea*. If we itd n ’t belter* that, I think neither one of ui would hare met Mickey Mouse Club .P lano ■Entertainment Tha first *00 children who en­ ter the Milan# Theater tomorrow to take a part In tha doings of tha jMiekey Mouse Club, wtlj re­ ceive Xing Kong jig-saw pussies, It was announced today by Mrs. Gladys Morris Williams, chib program director. The meeting will be, presided over by the May officers who' wer* elected last Saturday morn­ ing. They a rt: Lord Mllane, Douglass Stenatrom; Lady Colo, Elisabeth Cameron; flag healer, Bryan Rort; song deader, Cecelia Truluck; cheer leader, Letter Guthrie; sergeanta-at-vms, WaV ter llayncs, Jo* Douglas*. Dub Eppa, Brantly Adam*. ^ Becaua# ha won the Mkkey Mouse contest In whkh Sherwood Jacobson tcok tha part of Mlckry, Joseph Cnmmlng and five of hia ____ _ friends_____ will___________ b* admitted____ free, to tile matinee tomorrow mirurng. The program will Include a lU P k rir Av«; L U M B feR l"cio“lox • vocal aolo by Cfeealla Truluck, ■ piano »»lection by Dur­ l» McCall, and a harmonica aolo by Billy Brown. *WE HAVE BEEIV DE­ LIGHTED WITH THE SAVING IN OUR ELEC TRIC BILLS SINCE IN­ STALLING THE ONE "Th^ cost of inataUing the Thrifty Three ij«> tom was more than firstmonth. S in c e then, each month's bill has been more than one-fifth less thdn they'were under thfe two ideter iron, petrolatois radio, toaster and vaettmii - -""I' a* "Wc have a six room home and are using the following electric appliance*., ..water health, range, lights, — - *' ' cirmirer. ■- ' - 1”• - ‘J- ’* ” * wIt seemthat electrio Ity U onr cheapest mnt and our greateat’ k k . .* f ; - r- •- - | ? f W-m t' . ' -r " i �Among thru* from hot* (| Mr*. \V, K. \Vat«nn, presIdeM ol th* Garden Club, then w p tw stl ing WeJnesday in Jackiei her pltusute in giving the pro w i r : Mr*. J . R. Mac Donald, gram.' J. S. Adams, Mrt. P«l*r fc An appreciative audience ol Mr*. A. 1). Small*?, Mr*. 0< Bdstflsld, and Ml** Mary over 100 person* was in attend-) Knight, Jr., and Mbs Mary 1 Friend* heic of Mr. a r l .Mrs. CoodaW aa hoataa***, th* regular . .- tree at the re ipnmlty . program ten. S. Moore, of Tampa, will be i prv**ntcl Wedac?dn?.a(tcrnos>n.n'.. basin*** Md eaelat meeliQ* of thvj , Contused from Pt»* Gnat lerestc,) 9*U H T. E. L> Claw of th* P in t Bip v t these minor!tie* to smderatand I:.1fl o'clock at the Woman’s d u ll •yrfogHAUMlstAo.airih iff a dan-1 Church * u yrsteriVy aftrr- that their uOaJn-grortJcr* .a i r W e j> n Jf t 4 l^*>n?«r.Jsi^yn»»*r': h.'Ts of'The Harden Club of San-,ite r Wednesday .at the Tampa M noon la th* rh tM y k ^ o a a jij-^ -V inidpal Hospital. R Lav*Jo? • profldfj *v W n r > I -? 'T h e President spoke before a fun! in honor of the member* o f 1 buil"«t* station, Mr*. K. W. intherirg which hid b«ard di»- Ihn Woman’s Club with Mr*. J. II. Stank? had tharg* of th# d ITC- i-tguirhe.l trta h a r after speaker lotclough as program chairman. 1 Mr*. 0. K. Goff and son. Ran­ dall, have gone in Wrightsville, tlonnL and Mr*. C. 8. Wtll m l in ay ta: th* patting of the ways Mr*. Knil>r Curfctt of Geneva,’ _ __ __ had torn rcaih*di *ltb*r the anti- director of the Central District n f ’ Ha, whore they will spend n short At th* taaMlualon of all bu>in»<* uu» Uws must b* r* axed |o per-, the Slate Federation of Garde i time a* the guevls of the former's mother, Mrs. It. It. Chapman. a social porlod was tnjoywJ when nit icroperatlon trough trade as- Club*, gave a talk In which she rcfr*fhai«cU wore servtd. Tin*.» jjuaticn* linklrg competitors' in told of the plana for the arbore­ present w*r*: Mr*. K*st Russet- etch line, with a government tum in Sr hr ing. Her *i*lrr, Mr*. Mrs. !.. I’. Huron and George i . r Mrs B. J. ttovd. Mrs. F. W.* arcncy supervising their ogrr.-- Ihdand S. Head, delivered a short Pnvis Hart have rrttirned from ments, or industry mus submi to address on the work of the Junior. Statesboro. Cn. where they were (tret rr.rotation of *mployment Harden Club in ScmitMle CorntyJ railed la<t Saturday by the death wagrs, i roductloh, p#rn*p» ptke*. In introducing Mis* I’e ell’t of their mother, Mrs. Julia Ann Sonic inaistrd this road led to gov- Rachman, of Tampa, a *t,udrnt of Hart. The Very Uwl (ianoSat the Orlando College nf ermnrrt ownership. Yesterday the first alternative, M u.lf Mr*. Colclough stated that DAIRY Mrs. It. G. Kdwardi, s j Clears** the one tiestrc.l by business, was ii|i considered no Cald. n C’ligl*j ter, plain to relurtt home tomor*PRODUCTS produ. cd in legislative form by a program complete without musical, Inw aftrr spending a short lime gi'.jp of administration a.lrisms, numhera since *n many great here with her son-in-law and S tric tly fre s h orrs , wh> a ready have apprised the composer* re f lin l their ln»pira-1 ■laughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. A., D, fv rtly |u » tt’urizod ml President of Ih* gereral plan i n 1, tion from things d t jiatu’c, Smalley, Mayfair. (ItflivtTt'i) n t v o u r now arc ready to put the concreti ‘ Mis, It*chm»n, who has just ilaily. National Music Week proposal before him. presented h#r yearly recital, is a Their bill, lik* most big oiiia freshman a t the Orlando I'o llrp c T i r r . T T r r ffUVTgFiVff'Eggrai*TT-rtr w rr i wirYTTiTO rT ?im "!ti?rr* Food for th* In ctlebralion of National Mu- session, was put on a lentporory aai Wilhelmlna Swayne, who was leant Money Martin’s Garage basis to grant a three-year trial an instructor under LesthetUky period for the traits association ard was at one timt. n tutor to tVe are ashling seventy the princess Of Spain. 'Ml** Bach­ system. SUM IN OLE Jullar* of equipment to man's number* included composi­ Th ■associations would work out! tetter serve the public. tion, by U nit »m| Hebossy production agrtetnenta subject to :>'er us and save money. CREAMERY CO. At the conclusion of the musical approval of a new government presentations Miss Bachman r< I l l W, First 8 1 . regulating dr reviewing agency.! Phone 634 E. l i t B t Tile litte r Would be empowered toi reived n large arm Isiuquet of jrllow gladioli and Hue stnlu-v require u i -pUnce of wotk hour and wage'conditions ns condilim In 'approval of the agreements. Among lhi> ulilhors were Senator Wagner, Itemoerat, New Vort, out: tan <ii - roiigresritim] *pokr»mun on administration labor polTcy, oud A -'(slant hVeieUry Dickirson, «f tum nirrte. The tabu-trial desire f»ir this gelirr.il plan at e*|lrt—ml at the . hninl.er rmetings was seen tu merge two viewpoints: H ist, the long-held desire for riioillfieatlnn of the anti-trust Inns to get away flora the. luinoua corupotiuve s-suvilitions, wasteful ard expensive both for which the federal prohi­ 1. |(l% lunger *vtrs(* tread w**r bition on combines with its threat 1 . 70% Ihlcker livid of punitive triple damages to vio­ S, :u% hightt non-ikld block* lators, is hlnnicd by business; sec­ 4 . Full Center Tnciioa ond the ItO hour work week hi I pending in Congress, together 0, More thouldtt Nvm-Skid ( with the wage ard produition 0, lluidtonitly prlimed ildtw*]!* tontrol proposals of Frances I’rr7 . Full overdie la *11 liiincsiioal kins, the seerrlary of labor, tu 0, The inuitot looking tin *1 ill Which a large section of the busi­ p in ness community is opposed. The PrrLltnt has said no word on this bill; it is riot now on th emergency administration program; it is subjevt, of most healed controversy in Congress, hut nevertheless it is regarded ns n constant threat unliss lusiress can alUin the bill’s objective* voluntarily. Garden Ciub Offers Reciprocity Program ON RECOVERY »W dSH IV«tft Hold* __ Business Meeting Social Calendar Mr*. M ud* A -,tave. of Quincy, FR1DAT Mr. and Mr*, D- L. Thro*her president o th* Florida FederaTh* Seminole High School Glee motored to Jocksonvilk Wtdneaday for th* day. etta, “ Up In th* Air," a t liOO P. M. *t the school auditorium. T. L. O'Connor rsturned y*»t*r‘ SUNDAY day frond Miami w hen he spent a The Community chorus, spon­ few d ajs oil business.* sored by the Music Department of the Women's Club, will t*pe*t it* A. K. Powers Is spending soma ronrert at 4:00 P. M , i t the First time with relatives in Wallace, N. Da; tUt Church. Th* public U in­ C. Mm . Power* i* planning tc vited. > join him there In a few days. MONDAY Mrs. George Knight, Jr. and Mrs. Jean 9. Adams will be host­ Mr*. Mary Rawtin*, of Winter esses for "ta lk s day" at the banHaven, will tp*ml th* wrek-rnd ford Country Club. her* with her parents, Mr. and The vvecutlv* board of the Mrs, V . P. Field*. I’rcsbyttrian Aaalliary will meet at :i .31) o’clock a t th* church. The Forming a party spending business meeting wbl take pl»c* Wednesday In Jacksonville w«r»: i t 4:00 o'clock. Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Rumbley and Monthly builneia meeting of the Mr. and Mr*. Edward S. McCall. —Mfr .- w r j ; T w ry ffg a T W a r^ c r guest* Wednesday at her home oil Park AVenu* Mrs. W. S. Moor# tind Mr*. Wentworth, of Lakrtap.b ^TMr. and Mro. A. D. Smalley, who harm been residing at the Montexuma Hotel, have moved to tho Mailing home In Mayfair. Mian Card* Harden, of Ashburn, G a, 1* tho guest of har brother and siitcr-ln-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Harden, East Twen­ tieth Street, TKirVml centcri nhastA dnhiie* and carnations in shades of red and white. Quanti­ ties of similar red and whit* flowers were arranged In the reception hall. In hrr talk Mrs. ta re urged each nietnbee of the Hub to write to the Legislature asking that It appropriate 17,000,000 for the schools, bhe also a-krd that the niemtiers use their efforts for the retention «f the state lmar,j of public welfare. At. the eunrluaion of her talk rhi* w it piesenud a corsage of flower* by Mr*. Ka’pli A. Smith In behalf of tha rlub. Mrs. Smith presided ov*r the short buvilies. Session when it was ilo'ided that next year Weilnesday will be set aside each w(-ek for meetings of tin* various depart­ m ent, of the club. At Ihl* time plans were also made fur the after spending soma time here with her flaters, Mr*. E. D. I'ri. hmchrnn~to ’bc gtrcir'Friday-for and Mia* Alma Rowland. the stato conference of social worker*. Friends nr Waller H. Bach will Mia* G rair-, field n n ta rt secre­ bo glad to learn that he Is Im­ proving at his home. 217 llolli tary of Ihc slab' Imanl of health Avenue, after being it! for almut gave a talk In wbi h she devcrllied her sot of rlolr, i|e>'ii;ting l.i-alth two weeks. conditions shout tin- staw. A vocal Mr*. Norman 'B. IkeForest. Mi*s trio wa* then rcndcroJ by Mr*. Slltabeth Aon DeForoat.jmd Miss A rthur , Branan, , M r* . Kustl, Gay!* DaPowst have arrived front Peak*, and Mrs. B. 0. Moore with Manchester. Maneheirter. Vt. to spend some accompaniment by Mra. Frances A. Hickson. ■ L a her, with Mr. DeForost. Those prerenl were: hlrv. Mend,TV. M. Downing and son, Harry, A. Love, honor gueit, Mrs. Ralph Downing, of Atlanta, will arrive A. .Smith, Mr*. Jatnrs (I. Bharun. Sunday to spend a abort time hero Mrs. Jan* B. Smith, Mrs. W. T. with tho former** darghtar, Mr*. Langley, Mrs. II. M. i’apworth, Mrs. A. M. I’hiiliM, Mrs. Arthur Kstherln* Davis, San ta u ta r Branan, Mrs. Jame* O. Huff, Dr. and Mrs. G. {?. Salmon re- Mr*. J . II. ('ogburn, Mrs. C. II. turned Wednesday night from Mi­ Eckeroan, Mrs. John Meisch, Mrs. ami and Hollywood where Dr. bel- B. C. Moore. Mr*. 8. D. ilighleyman attended n meeting of tho man. Mr*. J. T. Newhy, Mrs. Wal­ State Medical Association. They ter L. Coo|n r, Mrs. J. E. Baker, were aorbrnpanied here by Mrs. J. Mrs. J . Adrian Drown, Mr*. A. C. D. Upshaw, of Miami, who will be Chamberlain, Mr*. E. Compton, Mr*. J. Dingfelder, Mrs. II. J. their guest for some time. me 5*4 Cu. Ft. Porcelain rosley Refrigerator One 4 \$ Cu. Ft- Porcelain Crosley Refrigerator Several Used RADIOS From AU NEW RADIOS Reduced To * 1 4 ° ° and Up SPECIAL 12 Tube Crosley aawk held at 3:30 o'clock at th* church. The .Sunbeam Band'of the First Uaptlst Church will meet at 3:30 oMock at the church. The Woman's Missionary Soci­ ety of the First Methodist Church will have » business mectirg at 3:30 o'clock nt the church. TUESDAY Tho Phllathen C lan of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 8:00 P .’M- nt the lioriie of Mrs. II. it. Punl«n, Ptnehutst. The monthly bridge pally nf the S.a-Ul Department of the Wom­ an's Club will lake place at 2:43 o'clock at the club huu-w with J. Adrian Urown »rd Mi*. A. C. Chamberlain a* hovlevsue. Reser­ vation* may be made with the hoatv.se*. The Junior High School P.-T. A. will meet at 3:3U o'clock at the school auditorium for InataHatlon of ohictr* and annual report* of committee chairmen. , WEDNESDAY. Central and Axa'rg Circles of the Garden Club will meet at IU;00 A. M. a t Central Park before visiting tak e Charm Orchid Girden C l the gueuls uf Professor T. L. Mead. Hath section will pro­ vide n lunch. Ail member* end friendr of the Garden Club are Invited. Scotty Entertain At Bridge In Their Home Quantities of red »nd pink rosrs and bltiP plumbago wero c*ed to adorn the living loom* of the home of Mr. and Mr*. W« M. Scott, Mayfair, Wrdneiday night when they cnUrUln*t1 a am*ll num ber of their frlanda with a bridge party. The dining room and reception hail were tWorated with yellow knap dragon* and blue plumbago. Throughout th* evening bridge game* were enjoyed and at a late hour score* wer* added and pri*»* awarded. High seora prise for the ladies, a beaded evening bag, went to Mr*. Arthur Branan, whil* high score prix* for the men, two deck* of playing cards, was preserted to E. Compton. Mr*. F. H. Bailey and Arthur Branan held tow tcore* and were presented with Culbertson scoring pods, while A. C. Part, who cut high, wo* the rteiplent of une of Mr*. Scott'* oil painting*. At a late hour a natal tourro wo* servrd b? the hostess, oaslste 1 by Mra. Lyman Uutlulph, Mn. W. T. Langley, and Mr*. A. C. Fort. Thqit present were: Mr. and Mrs. J . Howell Fish. Mr. and Mrs. E. Compton, Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Uutlulph, Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Langley, Mr. and Mr*. F. If. Bai­ ley, Mr. and Mre. A. C. Fort. Mr. anil Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, Mr. and Mr*. It. F. Cooper, and Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Branan. The new 1933 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Mr*. Howard Tlbbals nnd son, Munson, of Umatilla, ptln to re­ turn home Sunday after spending thl* week her,, with Mr*. Finnic 8- Munson and Mis* Fannin Itrim Munson, Myrtle Avenue. I*. McCuller received a glmilar prite for holding high score, Mrs. U. L. Perkins also received a sampler for holding low e:ore. Those present were: Mr*. H. L. Perkin*. Mr*. L. P. McCuller, Mrs. A. W. Kaox, Mrs. G. D. Bishop. Mr* Ralph B. Wight, Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, Mr*. J. L. Hurt, Mr*. W. M. Scott, Mr*. D. II. Caldwrll. Mr*. Earl* T. tauck*, Mr*. M. S. Wiggins, and Mra. Pup*. T. R. Melting left rerrntly fur Wilmington, N. C. ami other l'»int* In the North ami East where he will spend the summer on buaitie**. Mr*. Melling is s(lending a few weeks with her mother in I'rndrrgraas. (In., be. fore Joining Mr. Melling. Hart, Mr*, tasli* Went, Mrs. P. D. Parker, Mr*. C. O. Ilraikmry, Mr*. Byron Squire*, Mrs. John Vaughan *nd Mis* taolu Evans. Mrs. P. D. Parker presided ov.-i the business session and Mr*. J. T O - N I G H T P. Ilall hod charge of the tV.otiural and raliiUin atudy lewtui l u a a t T i m e s at the regular meeting of Clide C'AKOI.K Number Two of the First Mrthndi»t Church held on Monday after­ LOMBARD noon at the home of Mrs. T. W. VIVIENNE William*, Oak Avenu*. A social hour wa* enjoyed nt OSBORNE 40V close of th« meeting b / Hi, following: M n. T. E. Wilton. i . How.ll Fish, Mr*. R. F. MontRANDOLPH salvatgf, Mr*. Henry Wight, Mr*. Mr*. It. W. Turner, Mr*. Goorgia SCOTT Doll, of Stroudsburg, Pa., Mrs. Y. U. Mirier, Mrs. Walter L- Morgenf Mr*. W. A. Z a’hary, M r s .i r W. Rucker, Ml** Ell*n Mahoney, Dr. B iu b e th_____ Tracy, —•» and MIm SATURDAY tall* Goggan*, Ml** Grave*, and Mis* Dodd, of Jsekaont111*. MIm Keen Gist, of Detroit, Mkh^ Mlae Edith Walker, John Ivey, and Frank L. Woodruff. Jr. wU| spend tha week-end a t Day­ tona Beach as the gutaU of MU* Walker*, brother-in-law end elsb r .M r . and Mro. Paulk Reeves. Double Show Ken Maynard “BETWEEN FIGHTING M EN Home Mixed Feeds CHESTER MORRIS GENEVIEVE TOIRN • a* SEMINOLE : • FEED CO. __________ “INFERNAL — “MACHINE" Hi-Grade Bakery M Week M m It. r ta me for Y O U ! when anyone builds a hetter tire IT'Sfor wtu’j liic price (him the 17 million Pathfinder* “SUPERNATURAL' PHONE 893 FRONT-PAGE NEWS Circle Number Two Of Church Has Meet 4 r s s iy lr t , line o t ) we have If y o u r purse is which have ulrcudy made u j»rcut name fur thrift. It’s double ueu'i when unyone can give more hafcly( more style, mare mileage than Path­ finders ever tfuve before, und at u lower pricet GUARANTEED TIRE REP A IR INC Cur factory-trained rrpairaiaa m m factory equl|imrnl and material*. If uur re­ pair doe* not uiitlasl the tire wa will niakr it good FHB* or credit the rust on a aew Goodyear Tire. Estimate* Free Hut dial’s exactly what Goodyear has dune in th e new 1933 Pulhfinder— a lire dial’s cerluinly IniiIt und priced in tunc with the times. It will pay you to look it over, hccausc you'll see for yourself thut it has more actual quality tlmn many top priced tires of other mukes— and it cerluinly j(ives more for yvur money than any lire srllitin fur less. ROCKEY’S TIRE SHOP Sanford Phone 265V j » �Holtz’s Signature fn Beer Bills Not Jkely Till Monday (Continued from Pago One) Manufacture and Ml* of beer, wine and the other beverage* ineluded In the legaliiatlon bills— bard liquor la net among them— will be permitted throughout Florida but any county may, upon I request • / one fifth of the quali­ fied Tatar*, bold an election to detenhfne whether manufacture *nd “ rale .*01 bo prohibited ln 't h |t -. i i* ; The** election*, however, may * not be held oflener than one* In every two year*. All lU te revenue derived from the 9 rent, a gallon manufactur­ er*' tax on th* beverage* and from th* llrense* Imposed on msn\ u fn ttsn rs, wholesaler* and r»taller* Will go Into a special fund to.bd held Intact until disposed of by.t^o Legislator* •ponaori Of the beverage bill* fn tJte Legislature estimated th* rttonb* will run 9lfr>,00Q a year. — ^fiB flfw ttM M rw flrpirY T W T O P rually, on each plant with a t$,noO bond posted. Wine makers moat b» approved by the governor. VIHif of bonds and their approv­ a l ‘aMy mum some delay in th* l<-|*| manufacture of beer ln the f-'.........Bad) distributor or wholesaler m*1* w |200 a year as slat* II.- ' rt-Ma on each establishment he _ . the »** • Ifvates. ){* also . 1... ___ must1 _ post r u n ty bond required of tho mtnnrketurer. Tb# following licenses must be paid each year by. retailer* or Ten­ don: Restaurants and rating place*— Accommodating lee* than 15 per•on*, 930; IS to 49 pereoni, $.15; SO to 90 penone, 975; 100 pertoai or more, 9100. When * restaurant or dining mom I, operated jointly with a hotel only one license will be re­ quired but It will be the hlgheft on applicable to either the restau­ rant or th* hotel. Boat*, dining car* and other pataengtr carrier* will pay th* •am* Ueena* a* reataurant*. Club* will be charged the hlgheit ll:*n*e fee applicable to them a* hotel* or a* m tnurant* and will b* charged a mlaimum of 925 a year If thay hue* neither hntrl nor restaurant facilities. Boats, dining car* and other carrier* wishing to **U the legal­ ised beverages will bt (object to only on* Herns* although they may operate In more than on* Cities and rountia smay levy up to 50 per cent of th* state license fee* but may not charge a manu­ facturer* gallonage tax on bever­ ages mad* ln or shipped Into cities and counties. General supervision of manufac­ ture and sale of !cgallt*|| bever­ age* In Florida will be In the hands of the governor who will Carry on regular inspection of brawsrles, wholesale heases and places where th* drinks are soil 'through t staff of not nor* than 10 abptrrUorf. Governor Fholt* loot night Mid h* will announce appointment of thee* supervisors today and wlU call them to Tallahaaaeo for a conference to outline their work. They will b* paid 9150 a month from the beverage t u and li­ cense*. The *uperviaors meat fur­ nish tlifiOO bond each. Al| itate, county and city IIcenae* and taxea to be charged under the atate act will ba In addi­ tion to tho tribute makers, hand­ ler* and (til* of tho bewr»g*i mu*t pay Unci* Sam under the federal a c t The federal feet are: Retailer*, 920 a year for beer and 925 for wine; wholesalers, $50 n year for beer and 9100 for wine; manufac­ turer*, 91.000 a year. The federal manufacturer*’ tax I* four cent* a gallon. Emergency Plan To Aid Railways Riot Last Thursday LE MARS. Iowa. May I-—t* ) —An elderly judge tuld a military court yesterday how a mob of farmer* dragged Mm from hla court, threatened him with hang­ ing, (objected him to Indlgaltleo, and finally left him unConacfcma. The four membqr* of life M art did not reveal whether the judge, C. C. Bradley, gave the Mmee of the leader* of the farmer* Mak­ ing to halt mortgag* foreclotVTM on farm*. Aft*r hearing Judge Bradley’e •lory, the court judiciary con­ tinued hearing evidence from witnecie* of the riot laat Thu redoy at the O'Brien county court house. A declaration that tlt^ana had been treated unjuitly by the mill- JsjQLvea-Solonfl St»f* (Continued From t age One) porta lion as to maintain adequate service. The President’i text followa; elon of the Congress in 1974.", “To th* Congress— "The eteam railways, dill can"I m not yet ready to subml' to Jhe Congress a romprehentlee plan for permanent legislation "I do believe, however, that three emergenry step* ran -and should be taken at tbis special Represent* tiva Aleech of Plymouth . county, *torm center of tho battling, befor* he want before thti military Inqulaltot*. "While not readying the a t­ tack." he *aid, "*cm* demonstralion wa* needed to bring to tb* Tttentlrn of Washington and tb* nation tha deplorable plight of the farmer*. “A g n a t number of Innocent penon* have bern taken In th# whnletalti arresl*. Sr,me of them may have l#en in the mob, Imt toe h no part In th* riot." L ig h t Company Denied Right To Charge Penalty ' President VranklJin d ! 1Roomjolt* Issued an official procla­ mation setting aside MAY FIRST aa CHILD HEALTH DAT. Instead of limiting our efforts In bokalf of stronger and hra'llhltr youngsters to on* day, ABF has decided to'm ake It ■>n* whole week . . . from MAY FIRST to MAY SIXTH and are offering an array of foods, at unusually low prirea that will help make EVERY day a good health day for young W hit* Houa« B ran d EVAPORATED MILK 2 tall cans 9c CumpliolFrt TOMATO SOUP 3 cans 19c Fancy Santo Clara 70-80 Size - Carl B. Hyatt, cM ufkast of tbq Chlldrtn't BarOaa at Washington, B / C. Jade* H yatt apolu la UeU #f Jgpl Moore, Chief ProUtion MBcgr of Waakingtew, D. Cs' wl* will a rrtrf here )oc\igkL ' A general session on aaaoclatad subject* wax hekt at the flre i Methodist CbUrth this afUtnoen tr iu Mr*. H«tMn T. More*, <*i». ford, presiding. Speaker* war* Mr*. W. i Cria*all, Jacksonville. Or. J. J . KinA r t, New Yevk City, Prof. Them5a Bailey, Rodin* Col lego, prof. L. M. Brlxtol, University of flerWilliams,* Washing­ ton, D. C. Probably lb* feature event *1 tb* anaunl Coqfiretw* will'h* the banquet U b* held at Um Parish Hob** tonight. K arl Ufcmaaji, M AftUiL.lJlL B A .U . L‘*VtrS !.l2 i f4f*4br reaifte C fm U # DAR ATTENTION TO palYINOI * Wb*a a a m o r s must w t a t o t or Haag aposs aoaasthlag Coratgn th operating bis sst, aoepleaU a n t aa Utoono pictured shot*, ana firaw qtMDL Unq*»*Nm>abty taaUeaUvsam* waa a large ataMMt * the H fl* dealba and M S lb a Million |s»Juris* reported by the Ns tie Ml Bar*** o f Casualty and Surety Uw denenure Inal year. ■vary driver asset sbay certain fundamental laws mt driving. Be must pay altantloa In Irmilw and M read conditio an Thse* aro tba pew reqalattM ad sale driving. U a uotortat’a mind In diverted shall abide by the decision of this Court and pay all costa which ■hall be adjudged against him In (Continued From Tag* One) res* said tie n p m ry restraining Smith rites four Instance* of this order herein, shall be decreed by tM* court to- bt. tmproportf "I, therefore conclude that It surd and dlsqolyqd." waa the Intention and affect of It Is understood that Hr. Miller this franchise to fix th* maxi­ posted this bond late this after­ mum rate for electric energy noon. N furnlsed for llxhtlng purposes at II. H. Coleman, local manager 11 rents per kilowatt hour. “With that Interpretation and for th* power firm, today stated construction th* remaining ques­ that "Wa will appeal this case to tion i* whether <vr not tha addi­ tho Supreme Cotart immediately tion of 10 percent to bills not became we believe that our po»|. psid within 10 day* altar rendi­ tlon in th* m a tb j It fair as has tion Is n vlolall'i) of the fran- bern decldfj by many other higher court*." chi«- by th* defendant. “This question ax been care­ fully consider'.I and dlxcuasad by th* Kansas Supreme Court . . . whl.-h concluded that wa each *ddlllqn or charg* eg. bf made . . . T adopt a nth* th!* rule the rea- p ir sE S Welfare F o r c e s Are P r e s e n t At 'Meetings Today (O u tlin ed f to a Pagx Onel Talltkaasae, Mr. Oarls, Logy Baa•ett, af Jaeksoaviile, and Haldn McKenna, formerly of th* Ver­ mont Btat* Department of AgtL culture. More than 100 delegate* mat a* the Woman'* Club at noon to Uttend tho anneal meeting of the Florida Probation Association, held each year jointly' with (he 84*1* Ceoferepe*. _ Pineal Shortening PRUNES Ann Page—Delicious, Wire Fruit 2 Pound Jar A&P Brand Fancy White Cruaby CORN No. 2 Can UPTON’S Orange Pekoe A&P’n Fgmou* Pure Creamery BUTTER (Winn Lovett Grocery Conpuy). Sultana—Dellcioun, Rich POST TOASTIES or CORN FLAKES, 2 pkga.. HEINZ RICE FLAKES, pkg......- ....................A8PARAQU8 TIPft-Fancy Picnic, can............ SPINACH—Fancy. No. 2 cwi ............................ SPARKLE—f.elallni Denaart, plfg. CONDENSED MILK—While Hotinc, 2 < MELLO WHEAT, H i lb. pkg........•...... TOMATOES—Iona Brand, 4 No. 2 cans **Tub or Print** AAP—Pure Concord I Grandmother'a —' I Freah—Rich with Milk In n * I'UIn nr » I M tnsl Grandmother'a l Layer, It CAKES Sparkle—CHOCOLATE Pudding ' MEAT MARKETS WESTERN VEAL SHOULDER t * Pint Bottle Qt. Bottle ©rape-JuicelQ'19' 8 O’CLOCK—Pura Santoa 117 East First Street 2 Jound Jar 3 Pkga. 19^ session of the Cungrt**. "First, I recommend th* repool of tb* recapture provisions #f (he Interstate Cummers* Commission oct. "The commission has pointed out that existing prevlelen* pi* unworkable and Imptrietkdble. "Second, railway .kolsKng t n i panlea should be pleAd dWImtely under the regnlaUop and v o jtH of th« Interstate Commlree Conmlxeion In Ilka manner aa (M railways themselves. “Third,.as a temporary smorit the rrOgency measure, I sui atlon of a federal e traasportatiaq who, groups uf railroad*, will shU to encourage, promote Or 'require action on th* part af carriers, la order to avoid duplication of serv­ let, prtveat waste and encourage "8uch a eo-orolnatar should al­ so. la carrying out Qifc AgMky, roniUr useful sere lee la mihq. talning railroad employmeat at $ fair wag*. new * . . wexperience o p v .re m e "The gained during tb* balanc* of thU year 1 greatly assist tb* fovortmont i tb* carrion la pnparaltbh fea more poraagaeai eng a more « prakoBsIvo national I ran, porta l po licy 'at lb* regular atialoci BEANS SQUASH ONIONS TOMATOES and John P. tufle, heat) Of A " Jackson rill* TlVtlOQ ( X *111 S irafuc* the speaker of the Con­ ference, Robert D. Xelae, of Washington, geld r*pre*#ntv.i\e of tM Recobstructlots Tlharne Conor*(Jon. Bis subject tell! U �1 THE SANFORD flW A L D . SANFORD, FLORIDA. i K f o A t . ttAY 5. 19S3 f’l'itt iitn i-lent If Ic mi»l Incfflctrni eurtrfry M the .United States." MENUS Ii bi, niilysii he nffiT* I**’ rem-dir. Kkirh hhbellavr,. Mi*a Mabel Wilson and Miss Cl*ljs Adams .Smith, home eeoMMki teachers at Sttninlot High 4 p > l. thin morning released to n * Herald and its renders an-1 othfr series of recipes which they hat* tested and declaml both mi- trn 1 1 1 lan lln i; In ** p » t i » t three jem«itl»*> ho HI)-: ::Nu ofiotvoflL going bunking irfi’rni., »i he brought about unlit ♦very ten minuter, a t flral with that has gone, with fat tn pan. Kemovr to platter, pour around tomato nr brown saner, and g a ^ mah with parsley. Ono small an­ ion, rectr,| ami finely chopped, may be ndded. MANHATTAN MARKET LIVER LOAF l l-2 Itsj. beef liver; 1 r. milk; Parsley; 2 T fat pork or drip­ pings; 1 T onleni I 1-2 1. salt, 1*2 grrrti pepper; 1-8 I. peprr; I 1*2 c. bread ertimba; I t ilrhil celery; 2 eggs; Wipe liver, cut into slice*, then pui through • food chopper to­ gether with parsley, onion nnd pepper. Add crumb* moi-lened in the lenten egg , stork, milk, fnt. J ^ M I C H A E L __________C o rn e r Second a n d P alm tl H’GOFRC. Lettuce 2 heads 15/ Long Tinder Fla. ^ Eaney Fresh ^ #• OKRA, lb . 1DC1 LEMONS IOC jb«Al|jD LIMA POLE DAAX19 WAX or ROUND tTBEBU*COMMUNITY HEN EGGS doz. 20/ J elled lima deans or . COW PEAS lb. 20/ FRESH l.nr-e Htinrli A * t ASPARAGUS 20/ ^ ... n..t nvailnnie, use g V v f bouilbm ruts', itissolie,! in I nip taiiliue water. Mix well. Tnn\ into well greased dish or nioli! am) art - in a pan uf hot ssatrr. Haki: I 1-2 hours in a stow »vrn. Serve hot nr cold with* rabup, chill saute or tomato aaore. For lho»r Hrratd rea'lris whu wish to try .oinelhiiig different. - each . "II la tile plain duly ef tbe temmunily to ser I I I il tb it tlio intrirsl op Ihe Aiiieti.no people In the safety of their de|»o It and tin- whale rnunViy in Iho m f itirlirs wide, rmh pirn- making a* tlciamy and mwmdnes* o f, our lw.*tkliit system. Is pul before Die ( hop Irimmlitrs iif vea| and a r|o*ein| interest of nny bark of i mull pie e of fat salt pork, and bankrti, .grrnl or . in ill." Hi* analysis »f the K> leml lie add one half their mrasuie of finely crushed emcker*. b'easoti sftvo Mplriii t a 'I ' r.'t-iihon to v.jlli pepper, rairnne. poultry the benefits wliish It I inunlil to RATUKDAY, MAY f>th and MONDAY. MAY Hlh 8/1 TAPER 19/ 3VINEGAR 15/ PRAY S uper L P k g s. Everyday SUDS 117/ O ctagon Soap or Powder 5/ PnlmoliVn S0A P 13/ Whole drain 5 Lbs, J am f>5 ca. p k ff.C ry stn l W eiltlin g LONG'S .MEAT IH A TREAT, TO EAT OATS 19/ 221 K. F irs t S treet______________ Oppowltc Ptm tnfflrc (R s. O versea 2i) i A m h? id o r ’J .ile t Syrup 19/ 2 R olls Paper. 9/ C labber Girl llakinj: T r a d e W ith B e tte r F o o d S to r e s | Powder 10/ *Ihnt Good Onceula & Q u a lity Bulk (Jullon V in e g a r 2a BEANS. 11 for No. 1 fnni Sland.iiil COltNED BEEF. 2 for Hhtrat . GINGER ALE. :i likny Macnrtftl. I'HH.’hr.Ui. "C NOODLES. 3 HMtu.. (lid-(Told, famsl. Lu-kle*. fhe»terrie|d* CIGARirrrrS. rfn. Mylr’s lie ITiillll . SALT. 5 !h. ;Wur. liminhine Glngi f Poittpl 40/ Bent piratic Comstock Dry White [ No^ 2 Cnns 2 For 8 lbs. [Tomatoes. 15/ LARD MEATS | IU 1110 J FRESH PICNIC, HAM ■■#=. * Lb. 25c 23c 10c $io5 IOC 4 A a Mi m l nnd Uniter PICKLES, jar y Slnn'ntd GRACE JCfCE. 2 pi. M s . 11hilit Sue liars Win! ,'ii|ililbi P. K ti. SOM', I fur Nii. |2 MOPS. 2 fur Three I |,b. Jut* PEANUT RUTTER KUt» Itnwl J E L L Y . Hi ox. Jur Ipl.nl .1*1 1 APPLE BUTTER 15c 12-ic 25c 15c 25c 25c IOC 15C 2ac 19C IOd "— n Toilet Paper s c o n TISSUE. :l mils Vi'lvi* COFFEE, lh. la-lliice l.vnf MAYONNAISE. H »»«!’ Jar llrnkril S lf r 1 -A. fl| PINEAPPLE. 2 No. 2 ' , Caiw i f i t H * Water tirmind M E\I.. HI Hat. 1JlibyV I'EACIH'S. 2 No. V . rntm llniif■>Michji’ PRUNES. No. 2 1» run fu i IlKKT.S nn.l LIMAS. 2 No. 2 c.inw iiurrwf. IB. 1inby CHEESE, lh. R A k r n itii C tet,E R Y . Nlulk Jumtg) 13d 25c 10c 15c 15c 4c Jl«w’ ’* z«*c 17c ■IT- DEPARTMEHT SPECIALS Peanuts A s s u r in w : Y o u B e s t ( t u i i l i t y F IR S T S T . FLA. or WESTERN PORK Fancy Yellow -doz.24/ Dmalb Ibniii H A M S , r a th Fttrjcy Coding lb. 12Mt/ Apples 5 Jam Muiiih While , POTATOES. Ill lh*. L E M O N S, Potatoes lOlb*-15/ c;t. CUT BEANS. 2 No. 2 run* Cgllfontia LEAN, MEATY, FLA. SPARE DILL P IC K L E S. Klnndnnl COHN and o M o N s, U .'S . N o . 1 G rade lode From Choice Meats. No Scraps 14C WESTERN POT ROAST 17/ tillage lb 49c New b'lurijU -W'luie P O T A T O E S , r» lh Fatify Yfiltow Tender"Steen EAK 11c 15C 15c 79C III fui tons II H*. LARD, h lln. Flakes 15/ 25c 10c 10c Heir. Tk* fan IHa k PEPPER. :t fur ll.eehliubs^, -d I'EANPTm ITER. Iff, Jnrw JL 9C I'ultnullve StlAP, 2 tnlr* (ii apemil FLAKES. 2- pkffs. Arjpi CORN STAIB'H, 2 plurt. !*■l*.|>ni •/ FLOP It, 21 'I* 11' 1, Pntiuds Cle * 11 l‘nnnd< KelloRg'n Corn S e r v ic e Y ouiir THE.EASIEST MONpY MADE f t N.H.C. t .rnmpttm Flake u u rrE it c r a c k e r s . 2 Phan, III Hulk APRICOTS, lb. Mayonnaise 25/ 16 Oz. Ja r O versea Grap l! lit bhnVTSi:.' ITu* . omit t s’- .-s um e nnd mobile tr*nutres o tievir l.epl pnie with ile i'l_ -I.'ii nnd with It chunglng' A praduct *f NATIONAL BISCUfT COMPANY "Unaada Bakara” !6 ^ T o m a t o e s ! 5 ** In fcolf it’Vfr meaty i« : |t*% %ty lit til# liven .Si rvr mi ^111a 11 ||iiYfi irarniih With |*«rnl#y. Pints Oversea 2 Hnra giting elemeSfa o fio h n , whole srbeai— nothing asklvd, nothing taken away. Try Shredded Wheat for ten morningt with milk nr cream, fresh or |iit u r m l fruit. See if this VITALIV IHWritFNT fisod doesn’t put a youthful spring in your, step. See if it doesn't ntaka you say,"I feel. like a lsvo.yrar.ojiH" . . -v .1 NO. 2 CANS Spread 25)i tall cans «^O C can’t help feeling young when you X get a regular supply of lh* things that yaati is made o f. . . (ha vital elements that Nature peek, in Shredded Wheat—carhohidraici, proteins, minerals, vitamina,and SPECIALS I'lntd, O versw t R elish 2 For t iiW o s a res) ses-oninir. Ictii.m juice, uu,| imlun Amerirr i ii juice Moisten with beaten egg *n<l ileslatri nnd ivnler. Hpreud each piece with • tlu* Inst few ft thin Inyer of stuffing. Inking ntcnl» have cate not to has-e the miiture Hut b'- 'i ome liu. cto»e lo the edge. Roll,'ftf f'ltll.t i and fn-ieil Willi skewer- nr Imith- rent -nidi, picks. Spunk I,, with unit nnd pep. ■ .Ii hv ■ pet, dredge with flour nn.l snide 11 ij;tIss i ill hot Imtlet until u golden blown. • "Tile imw JOHN ANDES D. V. WAHHKN 201k and French I „ L. C. KINARD | LA K E MONU0K 917 W. FIRST ST.I N IO N i: 20011 PHONE IHtHi Water Urmuitl b PoundsQ Waxed MEAL (fiC n s i b ,. it In, nicnt of u whole rulUllier I inrlir.i thick mini remove llir out­ VKAI. HIRDH side edge of fat. Cut In raasrrnk, Hclret slice* sif veal from Ihe pile on Top uf ham, one an,| one- leg, rut as thinly a* possible, re. half cups potatoes parrsl slid thin- move bone, skui, anil Tat. Gut In ly sliced. Four over two eupii pirres 'j I 2 inches lung by I 1-4 i/. , Mrlandenn ■.•'111.1111* the astonlshbig iarM dr H A M KN CASSKItOl.K Anfthrr 1,000 (If Thoae Seedlrs* f ii dome aponsoreil of the , whit.* r 'nirliotieil. The fh s tU to brine a1! nnlinnal Ihe t, ntiiiicial l«nkn of the rutin I thru t i j . - mil asSvrU a* largv. tindei t-mil niton, which lh. •ingle aegis of the Fedriiti fatten I’Ukcr* are return the tm|uo»l of •*1 t., .mod tn to eeUblteh “-tt tnc tn Orlnron- nt barking iu» ,h*’ <"r sil.h prints loiu for xe^t'n11 1 ^n„t ilje to the machtnatians of b-n-rh kanktnf, the geograrhi.-wl nwn or group* of men, tiut to d* limits f.-r each region ta I"" ‘ni* frets in the ayrtem. Thomas W.j f-illv wlilted oat and lem il‘lr.1 ... it may I* well for u» Umoni. of J. T. Morgan t Co., •Then we shoutil hawo her, *o th o r difficult slrfes tn his analyte- of Amet let ft | thin* worth talking about. Such uah which have t**en hanking dtffleullie* puhliahed In reform-, bintight alwut gfaduilli. his fnrl; In n dark nnd the eurrrnt Issue of Collier’s! of chi lo t>TKin to yield to the wot hi, America ahd the Weekly. i..tin:iy nnie measure of buntin ii.llar are atlll. »- I" Wrillen apparently before the ■tsbi ity." ta tors, the -iifesl go'll embargo was enforced, the; II. irmlml* his rraileis h o a ­ article aeti forth the bankri'si rier, that the remedy will not hII took j veil yens, ronvirtion that “America and the fiMir.' nrrim eht. either by .Ihl ilisadnms cilrtencj American Htllar are slill, as to I'onciew nr lb.* neat. The law, h»lo hrime at'Ojt b material fa'lo rs. Ih^ safi I ai.-rrti. will evolve slowlv an I th irrs Itt all the world to lie to.'* He hm praise for the Federal Rt rerre System, hot evpresies the belief that it rhonlit lie stirp a iiu, JiuuL wmaUj .atss«s*atst»si T |* T V n T rT iT aT frV n T '^'S l'llR ^^ pi,-vs'lit is irrntrerii- of tin more i liidc rvery eominrrclat hank m . [• i >nt diffli'Ullit *. the Countiy. Il* sounitiess, he a--i •It i. rontyny t«» ihe eapteswd •efts, idmald he put befit;* the ,.pier'll ef many ps*r>on*, this id lii'inl interest nf any hank or In s ha* been due not In the hanker, great or small. Hr points j miirhinnthinis or d e silsy of nun o.1 r • ....... I group* of men; but Imgely "No ilrillzH countiy of mint. , t>. tlip inherrnl conditions ^Alir • • in Intiei has suffered so cruelly ' Lnmoht Says Ills Arc Not Due To Machi­ nations Of Persons their muaK*. SIme playing m (>r will be enroul" North, to pUj Undo, the mehe*tra ba>'a|>reerr-l mmmer dan ■• engagemeitla. T utr in rrtrlul l.iiger cities III lh( daj night's dunce will begin *' slate. ninl rr>t Tue-dnt night il '.nili nV.tock. , hinge* k .i\r h tm m Wllk .cover, and rook alosv|» from) nn.l in that »en.e on'y, as a ’publi; one nnd onc-bglf lo two Ilmira. tiost.' * Wipe n silre of ham. rut two r Grapefruit a .1 Cotton Pickers” To Play Music At Dance 25/ ROUND. SIRLOIN and CLl'Il Pound A t L ow est P r ic e s — M A G N O L IA A V E . 49c Faaev S i-td_______________________ 1 9 C B A C O N , lh................................. f 1tala'gf il A W I e n Rr s . lh. Whole Cut hlmuMer l*urk lb* 1U C 9C linked nr llai D*tJ Sltetd H A M S. lh. . tn L im it ()u iin t ily J H � 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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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 05, 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/5c0d4f7694ad5b8568a29f22c7ceaaec.pdf 380221ddf2e3683c47402bc921225d41 PDF Text Text - T IIE W K A T I1E R mit la • riot I; lanljht anil Kr»f T ».Vi*rn | o.h %m4. j ‘A J H N ti^ H llN n E N - r f f lH .y N ffW S P A fE B Plvo Cent* NAN F ORI?. uTofTlll.V. 1 ill RNTtAY. M X t A I9M NKMBE1 m o w y . w • v » « ' y r . ' . V ^ ^ - n V , v >9- For Cutting BROAD STRIKE PEEK inalA c t i o n Take Approved At OF FARMERS IS TO LEAD FARM Senate Upon Beer Measured; MaryMeeting BEING PLANNED BILL PROGRAM N a t t o n w i d e M a r k c t i n j j IM a n i i f l J c t u r c r V i r t u n l C e s s a tio n la B e in g ly D e c id e d U p o n T o C o n s id e re d T o (Je t A d m in is te r B ig A g * U n d e r W a y M a y 13 ric u ltu rn l M c n s tifo • Asricui-jSENATE f ASSES Court Are NORMS BILL TO Condemned OPERATESHOALS _. Am A b o O n ra t o f Uie Sem lboM C nty C o u rt. p o ts'b le elim huon o f oil b u t onep ig h tH ft m ill A ppropriation f o r t h i y p u b lic ity p u rp o * * . ----------iH S /lifcli o r U ife-SeM fiofr A c r k tu r a l D e p a rtm e n t and gQ > k c r “ non-eaftcntiftl" / ^ y hn, su b je ct* . ap p ro v al of g ^ a i aalcs t* x w ith re#u a n d rocom m enda^ o o i i a t all co u n ty office l , u iM H d iU l; radii t o f io izpmM by OOP-third are the n w w w ditlow that • ( l an>r*T*d by a majority or - M i l the taspayara *bo mat • t I* La ha Maiy Community g , i - f b i t night to llstrn to a raft aaoJa by a gtoap of local b , who hoto booo studying relief «)a for aavoral day*. ,W masting broogbt oat nearly ■4. of. tha Itotlag taafayar* of la d ty aad cocnly. B. F. Whca t, of Oetado, acted a> praaiding m m t, while Fred R. WUvon. San­ ford attorney, aa aocraUry of the anaatiag, read tha mommendaUa«a that bail bean made by the hi n la l commit tea. • Seated at tha apeakeia table w ltitM r. Wbaclar aad Mr. WlUon w tft J t A. Doug aaa, W. L. Coo­ per! A. O. Wagner, of ChuluoU. F. L Woo-h-uK, Prank Erm a, of l a b H arp, aad t~ P. l i t goo, who aa^ c t o a tha apaaial oiamittoo. Tha group ( l y m m l approval of tha conuoitUe'a eppaaitiao to ■ .jU k which pravld. for U t cun\& d ld o U fa of coootp ton collector ^ b d tax obaaiaora utfbra, an 1 rh« trahUoa ad a State constabulary, and the coounlttaa'a racommcndaUoo th a t there he no chanre In tha praaant “Araaale Leal Spray law ". Approval alao waa girca to the committee’# opinion that If ease BUI No- 80. yrovtdlcg for a com01(salon to hay county and nionicipol bonde at the mo. hat prlct. , Aa tha maettog opaard. Mr. W1I*on toad the fo lowing letter from Mt. Evans, itpraaantlng the com­ mute*: . , “Toot commit to*, through one of IU nwmbeie, wishes to think 7*o *oo and all for the apfcndiJ rvapoaaa to thb (oil. Year c-iaimlttoa has worked ha d to assem­ ble (ha infonaatito on which o.‘r (Continned oo Pago Two) T w o M e d In ju re d In A c c id e n t O n H ig h w a y WhUo driving a track load o( Jfah ferd calefy to At'onta MonjB r morning ( t about (:0n " a t t a c h . Bock Boborn and Elmer Nolan. Sanford w n were painfulR ly lojaiad whan, according to Rabnrn, a tra-k goosing la tha u > « direction, foiaad the eatery-laden track off the rood .Into a ditch K turned oy«T. Tho accident \2S‘ Irg and t. Nolan, with UM tho polofolly Injured. Bo woo a Is the tm-.k which w drtrao by Mr. B atura. Tho track waa badly wracked. A fter sanding th« catary U Atlanta In another track. M-. Sahara broogbt Mr. NeUn la Saofard whom ho la a t hie'boom hi a i m s Haights, south of tha city. L e g io n H " F e n x te d ” Assails conomies ilANAPOLIB, May 4-—(A5 INDI, _ to a ii masMor *f tha Aaiartcma Lagton. today aooaUod w hat ho tanned “fraaklod appOgattoo of tho Ywtfv” ta cat tin* vetfftto tod urgod tha U* R tc ith rs comailttoo to adopt Hat panaaaaftt policy *n kgtalatiou affoclhag vaC M e a su re C a rrie s N ew _ ro v is io n a P F o llo w to u t- R o O fiC y c lt- l*KS MOINES. Iowa. May I,Tv A notiunwid* (arm market-j WASHINGTON, Mar -I. idl­ ing .tn h r. similar to th- me Cenrgr t>*k of Moline. fttirvit* which hrM the *ttenlf"n uf the |,tJ| virtually Keen de life-1 upon u midwrtl last fall, appsiarlly ‘» l rhi, f ..Jmlnlatratnr of the wrep hanging In the balance today oa, ^ fltul, ^ Sholtz’s Signature Aivdite irn n I/ r i l ,n r NEWYORKCHIK1* m m m w;ll FISH INFLORIDA 4 ( J a r n o r I h H e ld F o r S h c o tin g M o to ris t WAYt'KIRiS, May I - t-Pt \ man rn.itnl in a t In tcimrm ! ; a Wnrv sti'crlo.- m ii'l ci .nd Jury n.» NV. K. tranter, o nwm nt,«n » » ' | a » w ■■l■<■ht«e■ HOBTftfltjw I 'llayj r th a iretl ih aig rd wiih wi h shooting nhutding a h iiltftah i oesi iicoriln show tPii W. K. ilH'Wr n r.J tly . fined r.Oi : had .» IJ tnfTllj)* |*n o ' niteiHl •’ ^«if* ]•»r»tlr«| f *r p| r;»illy J ,• »b ir.* iviiitjr pUiolii?Mii# ( y rphem. Utup union »f irv* HvHtftKP. «K**nrfln»a7 (o lunstldt lolJOWfil u r»^.i tfhllumoni u*(h Ih# n.iilltli i olfutir delegates have ARRIVEDTOTAKE <»- stcp^ftiinin PART IN PARLEY ““ T A l L m A S S E B . M ny.4.- - *” .••LleVieX S W IH r V T I T f l n V W T S H ? votl-tl 2n 17 12 to BCCA’pt the . W o r k e r s G a l h e r i n g joint conference c.nuni‘t ' 0, n -jrrt tm tho contpromlM F o r I » i/r ( ’i n f e r e n c e - t "j*' "i <p M " « r " w rM tr» * lest nail today. •leliheialtnn. 1 p r d i t i o n T o T n r |i o n WASHINGTON,.May 4— «iT»— lie Is a farm cr|aipmcnt nnru The .|oe«linn wa* thrnwn into I . n i r l n iv o c a ( J r a m l c Par tha m rroth lime since the di*p te by A. C. Townley. H. factnrW and t.e« tone teen a i mcn'iirn to rcTulito and t.". t ., „............................. vast wartime power a td nitrate I'n'il. whrn h>, declared the fcftll* •Indent *nf m agnentt'irnl |ir«Merw Klnruln mn 'nl nntl u"l* Icgnli/ctl liter :tnil wi'tc. thifFk • . _ ____ _______ I tl It.W k, N 1 . Ala, I l l'» project waa c'ballt a t Muscls i|n> a-tuaiallnn in declaring Hei .Mranwliilc n rnmmltle,« of "n V. h o C i . II t'*r,i It. I.fbm n i firo worl»»r« n’lmbrrimt mot* rrm plct’niT loticlntiv- arlloff : l l n l o nu*l ta tr into srctenl-th* Shoal', tho Renata yevlrrday rwel. of the laboring r l a . . . as. atom amt rrpre«entativ.-. in tnn i » h.iil m ri»H hm* nt niHm Mid leaving tnlv (JoytrnW " ! . Vo l. a in*, tarpon. Ililimg 1 p a jr d the Norris kill for Ua well a t Ihe we fare nt th* farmci.; frrenr* werr reeking Jo tra'iir -4n-lwKw T#wr» **T*thw"Vwrio)»w . “ hofttV alrnntitrr I r n i h r * Tut. if' to-*l .H ftl Df o*ll operatran by the government w lh Arnold * Gllbrrls. WisctMtoia difff „nca Mt»e*n lh* form b ill.I at hlr romf inion i n. et lie nm.l rh-roft | h nnnimt Vl^rHu ihi* heventgo. Icglalutlon In'.n. » ml WoikTh(, qrnntr nrlion evaa ta-en ?• nle ru»»ffv new pro virions inclidrd to tarry 'member of the ir<olutton« ••»a*l posird l»v the Ornate on-l th e! "* ,h “1 f» «I»VH v.l»l fontlimr tiro'Jjh nfti-r the llousn previously h-vl ' I Mr I •"««" . oat President Rooacvth’s power, mlltre raid the committor w» Ml „ lecnmnirnd a general sink* to i . ] H»ri'ilr | i ' r ..... .. t ' r Ini' Fn'* hy nrmpteil the romniiite* nonrt nsvtgatioa amt flood cottrol d*- Irgm Aliy |1. A resolution favor.I A atrTrcmrat mpialttlnR f ,r „ h|<.h p o o r nor a s i plm |Hlfg.ilcs Iv ,nn nrrivipif hrrr wrlilrh meomm*nd*d thnt lh* rvlopment of tho hhola Trnnease* jn^ a rt|nn j,,, |,rt.„ ai|..|,t<l| *punlu lien anil to ’ -umptlon within | „ iri, „ ,r on-hr. Mi I m n | j t r >»Nt*nWy nmt inn\ nf th* m | revenue from the tr-.-otton mfvn* River basin. I tw «ai,l. 1limdo drfinrd by a government | all, • tor li t O rion rtpeditk1 v i t f In nn stli|Srlti“* wtiirti li*t tin- I f toi.l iotvet nemltng furnig Ij1 h anl IK K. I . • I » Vk\ nrn- !ilmr loglslallvo action. By the nwrwhtlmlng tote nfj t»ne nf Ihim witnrsre.. to tli*'igcnry wa* advocated he fore the | " (,n , t.i.m le in th- .'■piing it fr t> f»f mi.'Io nity n* Rnll»n» !*«»!• '’ ' <3 to 20 the bill Senitor Nor-! ahdactloa amj Ihraatined hanging f^<n,tor „f r„mm* irr „f the fn .i 1 1?fh The First-- nml Hot--n.vo’r.1 to r w.n , u:r:ht in n »nioi||rfjr rlwi’1 Tim College of Tof,, e..|Bt Slrawn, I hi | . mto join! r l •! W rU (R. Nob..), was sent o«cr toj nf Dislllct Judge C. f . Itrad- rl| It. whirh la* e-t lli* toot . lh. I«y to d o military iuurt ymtrrday , r„rl> f,„irnirr rtmnra-r ptr«tdrfit.} ’’I' ,if the tin** n’c’o k on reqito h e,,^ 4()ntr „| th.. |V| to to, , <1(| mu h could he srcom ’•j atm t lik* chip. Mr» tolinun’s Ih* House os a aabstitule for lh*| ^ ^ U . tl l> iliL. t.nilwi __ . i . ■ .LI _I * . . v h > mid I I’h i'o fi'.Ill*, n iJe Iht measure passed by that tody | jno mrn who dragArd the Joil:*j p|t,he,| l y amending Ihe.Nhrrman, in W BWragr. T.-lsy th. d ,l..,a f i ntl.ee look | |*r^ r Apr. 15 atd Horn*' Ira.WH dr-i firm his rotrlroom shout: “G 'l ( antl-tiuil iaw «• to sine lion rut |<n. * n tin |-. iii .| t upon •to P” ,te gave m Inllmnt’un v.bst bn lind • t Inmle-I. >•* sure I t. weight I ' r c s i d i ' i i t T o n ^ i JI 1Uft, agrmmenls. cared I ha two versions would he a rot*. I ^ f s hang him." wished to t*H Hio 1- uiaiaU-i. but — I ,,,, th* -ii* i f tto t*n.r «au**i| d At the same time. Ilia witnesses. The Rooievelt adm inutratn'i I I IH - IM n il—A I - U * - S . h.l i nt tlve-Pari«K} ■ant to cunfrrrnca for adjustment ill rry* ' il .1, ii inIcret noil ■ h* will wlidrvrrr-tmvnmt-ta7t-ir:Bllr“ WlU,_nr f m -rrit d in :i r.i, 1.. ATtoTtair IT testified, ulhcis in tha niol. lataW l rfmvr M bftv. till hrg'l'toartff** • f o if f m o c n .-------------------------T r a d e H o d y M p c I i n j r w.t i tu* Klmttr Niim, n^i«i*nt ■pectlv nct'nn ffn affair* nf m i - . d lrffn rt to enlist Italy a » l, ArC»V Tt«ur. Mrs. Icho r i t i l l. I lull.. a rope over a Hlrgrsph pnlr ar -Th* Norris bill la not arceptlor lii-parton-e delave>l -by | i f ) j | *a, tins In a program nf lower turif)» stinre,! Ih- l .d afi-ly into |>n I. l.rttf. .ir i* Klortila abla In ita entirety to Iho lloa**", fastrne,! It armiml the Juriit's. tint Ir leer and wine legl-dalipw. • , ‘­ Tb-- Ir| v Will petmil Ibe g.nrr WASIIINtSTnN. M o-. I *•»*' 1 nnd at ci it. f til-,... I»r WoiArti i»» T1II4 neck. • I snd •tahilitr,| r n hsng*< said >Vlhairman MrSwain of the The prpuuvnt fo' 0 I rim . u t’> srlas \ hrtHiil r i m p s i u n Ii.i •••, a ill IfU'k.-, he th«V '♦! __ th ____ _____ _ ih* rarir- time studied with e ir* ti-r aid Ml The rrr _men told _____ their _ stury House M llilsiy Committee which , roiiKirntion t» btLJ <|l*r H.r strain ul tb* heavy leg- ♦oijgy n» Ihf f ’tpilnl f»»r trmlr.t i» -• »'*’i pm M;*n*fat »lv as the m art martial began sitting ron.rrn Ihi* new Anrb* At unit'll * drafted th* lloose bill. a waterway nc". * lh" vtel • ''JJ1 I alive . om. which w < fell III i* ,,f*" trill tn lh» Fir* I MothoilUt evidenre against iniur than lou] trade agreement, O tly three D rawers Is— Coolslot Hr Ihr cvrcjllvr hoioehoM *s well o« ftibi'ilathm of tMi4lno%4 l ^ . l hurrh mi«:it** in*n t.ih nftrmoon. approvi d by Ibe Penv! \ THitU*. Coro ond Tydlngs—an.l 17 faim rrs arifated In ronlcclloni I’fsb lrn t |t.s..ecr t rat ilnWn ui lh* govermii’s office. Tl|*le IVfshlflit nnn#i»vf1i fryiirili left to 11'- <11* 3 ' "’I |tr. Slim ilivlilnl hrr tn '\ tnln ,nut"tb"waa !**•«« ••*parl»'"« « p ir p ir x ts i. Tim lln»J" RapobHcoas voted ogoinst tho with last week’s rinU. iMtiouull.Ihrro Inpi.w, Th«* fimt of -Hstin.’ititoi wa, ' m-i nnnoute,-U, ra’Al intp mitlvk* . , l with the Italian .............. of The wilneoes said they uu 1 , Final.re Minl-ler t l ’.iiilii Junit, at but friend, said th.) ladiited Mr. Norris measure, while ** Demo..I n MH '•otftbllrMftf that"*ini'iivcry. * 'ih r Institute imu livvolnl to n r* f..r h u m ,* cnr.ve I'lton c .ats, I I Ropubiicona snd Hhlp- be able to identify so c ia l mini the eveentiv,- office* fhinrry for i> nml kite. I.v-hnian wiilbl rvlnrn Tonight the IV»i*!»iil will , fliH.’iiMion nf tmn?a in thi* flnltl ^ f e d e r a l eon t'tothraai; stead, Parm er,Labonte, of Mieoe- b.ra uf the iuub. for n thorough ills ua.lon of world ecu in- II.v , Grand.- till.* year n MiiMnn>l of Isiri'i wkirli m ib tn liif fsmity wrlfnrn srfftHlltHiWi' a . t , answered “ oyo"* H»t»h*r Names of th* wllnaaacs wno mimic conditions and pvssi'dc itm.’•Th-re ik till VtBy t(l I f tli SO lerienTa) „i .be f .„ d,d n.il «i Ih.-.Tb.- ..... nd srs.ton bv.uchl « di*. amrndmrnl talificsliaci' and rrammau *f exitrcased veilttltgnrjs to *Testify e r*, anil the |o 'ltiisl .llunllnn in r’»fn|»!et«l)r lower p ii:eil nutomnblli- li- n-e fihhitR**, .Mm I • h. . . .. ............ * ru Bum nf lirm li til |»U»»Uc fo r'I he bill. against th* a t iltr ltn were with­ Enrnp-t s< well. min owitf, Nfltling Oi.il lilt* g«».r( nunual meeiing of t i - . linin'er of | ............ . fur Florida mu!'"’:',1* , ■'*; t»IT* Th* major diff*r»re*u between held hecacwr nf fear Hut frio'-its Musvotini’s spokesman was *P* f\QT |(Wfl lllvo r*»’l I* tn ll E- .uiuineter of lh fn i.t.i S la in j |*e Nii'i* I dktne on '•'*•vnncr.1 a long stop " ■'**' »-"lktr tha Senate odd House mesautes nt the prisoners might attrmpl p. r*d to a *"«• o! lead In principle iIih’h •*Jc ! gi\r him h lilif (r* i- ii .I outline I., | .i!i 1. t> r irei.v n)„ „ iiv t'tnunini: f»r Family Web gcHirrdny n. Ilia H.nsle r» >«*• relata to fertiliser and govern­ ■eprisals. with the American contention Hud limp otrrhotnl. I>tt«l In* i» nU»* cry to the Im'- iiiv lender.*. ’ fan- tV»»k". ment distribution of power. t , t„ H. th- bill tnlli-vr fw (!«** Authorities at the ramp 'h r tr definite rrd'iclionr in timle ta r ut«*ly heippy**, bln* ml •. All |in>; prop.ifn! ■ yc-trrdil) iHiinlmlra T.sbiy .it nm.n, lf» men nnd -The Norris bill provides for saiu approximately llmi men still tiers ns Well aN concrete ntuvex to Krnltrr in ll»t» )»*sr Mr. rn*| | l.m aril u tnn|n.rary i.dnsutioii in ’ w.uuen w irle-. met in luncheon lit nnd 8lf» » '* ' f"r P* r (ContlnurA tin I’aoe Pour) espcrim entsl production of filed were soiglit in eonnection with Mr*. I.rhfiisn IiniI vtrt if illy rniurnt iru u lalln .. t.. pcrmi. ..— ion nl Hi- Mmdexum:, llolrl car*. ■TF.o m*u» 1 ilrbalrd an.l • pm ,'inniii nitrogen and fertilisers a t tho the ah Uitmn and with the stotm•liirrtl f hopf* tlt'r l«» Ihp |»iryikvim cgrromcnl 1 within ' nulintry on whir Ilnu.lolidi F. Hbv'h* .•mi.-1 in tho be.-air mv-.j t m ’ Shoals, o itiole plants. Under in mg of the tt'ITrivn t'oiirty court n( ntstr liMpinr#-, nf finlinr linn* |>rn I irtli.il, \<ap. nnd liuiira ol f....l ..f I ..... but *. !'n.| vlee -ire*' ranamendment offered by the Ne- ho.se at I'rlmghvr last Thatsilsyi lu Ibe lr..t two v. e’- ,, w*.i rent fnf th* filhini; liip Ihry Uk.» labor, .b lit of the fonferen-e prmtderl in Hie ilotlsr vvhto tFr iimtiw b risk so and approved yesterday during n |nrecbi-ir m e. pvrry May »»r .Imho. Ibe pr*• idrnl i runu.lering n 111* -v’-•«•!.-*■ of I.......... 'I'lli'd the proposed Tet.nessee U lvtr *u- nuiulwi In )all help was pla.. .. . -Mo rr than unyili» • mi Ih . ||. t’orpre tur nnlhority Itovt.l........f 'torl-nm. who will vrh'c r ronrolHec ptur.ii.id early th ority—the goee-.nmert corporaior.sldaritlon. Thu i» v iin "r «» tin**’. (*l ti, . 'ipervlar 11. h artiuil diirill,' letiMII here tonight. i t tot. National Guard delatli wi t* j A e l v i t i P f i I I I R O l f t l T l world", ihr Miijl of | lion which will adm inU irr llie king th* « spcctv Still .1 h r.,- |i * O V I n l . l l I I I » wi ll t lit. | m t ih«* ,i • viftin f»r (I p*rio,| uf Hu- .■••■crgeiiry. ’Ilu florin- Ibe |.m e , ' t 1*'1 t no,vn .tu lavor tee men*, ri-. Tho law —would kara authority In go At Deri.on, Juilge Advoculcj Mortal . t:t» ultKinl ih.. !•••»!. ue .. >ury Icgi lalinii i« In is- in \t t* ,'| <f JaVkoonvill*. p*»sld*nt ta r bill. h< pi»F--d by lh,- K «<»•'• irto production itself or leovv ni- Prank II. Ilailaga*. acting «• TAMPA. I»v I. *MS srrj p r « m*| start i»ut fur tor|or». U>|1 it eluded in lb , two .... dull.• ' nf tlm Hotldn i’us'inl llyqiene wo,- a mu h-ame ' c utnlUvt* tironrtmenl's vie* Ira If ria n t No. 2 to the American cgal advi-or for the nillllirylnf Ih.- p*dirr ifomn’l Hi hr ir ihr nniln 1iml*!if w»»fVfi hill n<» I liUio^ nlm*}o i\nii?ril, li»lko| »»n " I l f l*li(* »• of a nr,.p» ul lot tog i eu* in r I 0W», F ilm Hurrau Federation o r some lourt, h*I i a "showup" f»r IIk- j -»iua',| «« a twrjnanrnl unit of Ih. lhis l. | llvrlene i" Hi* I'nininu flit, with f t “ • 'v *» hir-Jtcu* I IftfghUlltinri of I rail* n* " magon y nf th at o rgariratton for triod.l | n .o n crt hrbl in inn „ r I*raitm*nt. rrorganliailon «.r Volt I rl lattice I •b-uH wiihu. , lu Ii hrnneh ..f I'riui ••it,", while Mr*. I* K. Itnll, of weight fnr .nr - .11 'to iUXWUpo.ut Milt tho Nrw Idetsctlvr- bureau, ehollihlng of ito v u i a l v t frrtilisar production. lion with a riot at th fill illy idjoiirti'Ti, mid Ihr g«»vrr irv lu vvmk on*, with rt.vemmcn* .In I .rnille. -."",1 bygien.' •Iiair- ,1*-a and ut. It S!*'» *‘W The Hill bill provides fo r com- Shields fa.ni near her* last wr \ |office of cldrf I.r Il-to livr* .rad • III, lion.. nureenie.it f»r euiilud man uf Ibe HI ale i’areot Tea*be. 5 f(tlU 'f rhoi .♦ M«U- fo i l t j .iibstltutlon of n lieutenant m nor U tapiily flrdnnj* man/ ihr nificlal nr q u an tltj prod.etion of Itcsent wele stair agin.s. rnmmand of th.- buieau, nu.l a hills IrfI on hi* ih«k, mi if»r in ..f I'rufftielinn, inirlmu. i s i n ami Asuwlati'-n ilia u-'seil "Tlie J-oeial )I0 tag bill sp-mw>red by Senalora fertilisers. county officia-x and sfc .iil depo- general sshaknip of Ih* .l-l's-' |v»n (irhifig trip it in th«- tni.h Ilnurs of Islnir weir u;ge-ie.| l*-H. It, 'ie"e I’mhlewr in tb* I’stwnl- Griseit. of llinhiell. an l M'UJ, of ,i ibe chsmtor "r e >'nni">i • rue I Ten, her Field nnd I’rogresl In As for power. Ih* Norris ment­ lira who ...... to id ratify lh* SI. Petersburg. *•* • !,... nn.| m n eonferen * uf j'.'iit' Florida". or* provide* for. government coo- men cosine, ltd wdh the riot. A mrnt, were th* pnn'ipnl fra tir- sflrr nil. o* a lengthy report of the poll** tmly two shirt •"ttcli'. i, o'# il nnd ecprinniie lender,, nil ' a I' (traction, purchar* or Irose of rerniil of this avbten-c also « • T i l l , oflein'MUi ll'e delegptev -Oinmittee of the board of r.l) Irani miss ion line,. while th* ii"l Mil. F r e e C lin ic W ill H r ot-lju s*;I at I i - i l l -1 M r t h n J i.t I ir nn • site ngainit the t.iil t* |tf kept for future ranvideration "f rrp,*wntatlve, to Mavor It V d :d. Hu i Ho:ao bill nroold hive the guv- the military court, which u t"^- J ( hsvnemy. jrslerd ar. Tb* r*|u>-« "I tuard n lalt. I>v Hr. F A mail* Fefmr Ih rn’l w , I here it res " ii •-• I* I V e l d i M o i i ( l a y ,T u t 's ( h y tjonalor Itesolianr. nf I aliit errm ent first try to contract with paring the rases fm cinl lnnl. I , f | . I ...n "III., .ta le In a 'lh |’r. 'dent 1- .,,1 , nr I t In d.l. ' * ' *n nrred strongly that "" "''1" Itcuch, oi-thnr Of til cimudttc.e’j la’ll t ptlrato parties for distribution of ..ffi er. — • i l l Itv c 'e r e f 'o n Judge Brad ry wa, ammig Ih". ^tines be mad* in th* |"die* •'* Ihirvthv Iit tut*, rount i* MIliNti tt.,,i aHo In lb* f i, * I f i Hlinul ".ibvtiti to I ill. ia 1 .1 msoi ti ti i \ |».,b> •!.-vltls Sttardruunt"; the power before building any wbn erleird llic rinn.beia in t ] |-arfnv^evt personnel. . l . . | front I'o.it’" mint*, >• m r i'iil •/Hill i , ii . I.idr" W. s Crri-vcll. urmtn.-i t* aurt»url tho II.-UH lines Itself. ' •ni I'ty 1110,1th County r u .it l"» •'• i Hiraiiorinr the need for rw-«r«t 'hat l»r f VV. I*»:*.«•. of »h Millr I ,.,ien the I"'"' .lx I o il,d ie . brad of III" l» 'l» a l || raid it wud.l giro "teal rxfi Efforts by 8enalor Bankh*ad where the hearingv were toll.Jm alton nnd llurnl ino't '"*•> •" lose c*-np«ral»u •Tolfil «f II' rtlth «* I i.tiv.lff.jrMl t » if,itr»»v J 'lv r tt ilf l 'n’»ri, ,,r* •»*' 'H r all •Ur-oa «f ari-m-UF- i (D. A la.t, to sobatltot* th* Major L. I»r« Mallonre, n mei ilwr j witld,, Ito department, lh* r..m hm no!if»n| hrr thflt t Will I,.., ntridv "• • , jut ||vciit(|# ff • |to*lnvior ,.,i and would prrivi.l" .p,uf«l»5 Hovs* fertiliser and power rlauses uf Hm military court, raid J o d j r |mitler inlimatril that unlei* it- ■» *• at»lr •» bofrl t|*r p ri itiw l Kffitl ni-rt.l Iarvd to pr* • ' __________________ •:rT"ti ' !•'** •“i t j, h r M m n s ’ely H.OOfJO'l n " e a r In V met with signal defeat a fte r Nor­ Bl* Hy dal r.»t testily and P- ludiw*** forlhCnmteg immect'n'-ie *|. » t 1 "I ’ fri. I • Xt ” . • I ' r V l.lrnl. Helen F M*,**. nf Talf*ha"»c, irven-.e far the cehnnli. ris had indicated h it ovrn pfpvi- not bean dacidr.l whethre to I "drastic action will to te-iuoiuen ! day an l Tuesday a . wa, .m l H - w l. H t f »>' ■ I...... ;> nator Rlit-llv. TeluRi t , watltW ri’.'ldinee.l till t’cge I'nllfl lieu a more nearly met President would bo in lo it upon. »d l.v tb* committee." Initeml ef r >r need Moil try. ! - " I OerftV^ • " '» • It. ,1 *», ( tbe hill. Iwcau-w «f tlm r<- I Rooscvslt'a wishes. II* wdl om* to Psnford cb '« o. rneem*,. * »* t-,.b. It wot believed that MU) "I lb* vica fft-iad. a* at present ran ti­ time,I U r lerj, wnuld it«*rrlr« Ihv Escept for the fcrtl Uer and the 200 peiaons stilt sough ba I sltliited. the committee sngce-tnl r.fu la v and Wadnr.lay Imtc*'. setf.lpipoeed .. .............. • )"". ,-f about a er»r f n l oVIoek In tto T h ^ - , v*,. r, it".ual ls.^ power sections, Iho Fenste and gone to lies Molncj yrtteruoy t» wnpn.n'ment of »ueh a «.|U*d from ... uud .laid "lids will mean an ixtr* House measures are virtually the attrnd tha cnr.vantion of the Na­ the personnel nf the de|rettv„ !»• n.ntning until noon and from I no. lures ch l'f * ' ' s*. don nf the tegwl.-l-ra and a came. * tional Fsim cis Holiday A'.ucin trail, tn to hanged every >n ,V| wk to 7.00 n'ctueV in Ih -lltn d . fMoelollon apwnvcn k.d l:.-ii.-ral sul'a lax -.v.'.i thltktt I days. The report further nugg* ' ifterrmuii. he will examine alii ":«ball I' be • Hon. ,,f Ih* oproAto" ed H at ito uniformed prdu" ll-SC ril., brought to h U .» ' Ik. i’ onhl "bn !« hea,| Iff... Ih* . Min'. • I.." f'ompiny 'flu* *i»ftiitfH|»piovrH laj; •de Hrimary ftehnol. CHICAGO, May. 4.—id ’l f Inr f.ure to divided in rlasses A, II F in a l R ite s A re P a id tv iitRfn n r i \ \ IMKI.O. t>llfa* M.y I - iih lie pece.-nn'r If #niv Ip » inti» Inw, wutilil tr*iutt ence Harrow was bt-vy I.m)*y It* nnt It men, nceording In ipialt 1' T n ) T o S a n f o r d R e s i d e n t a tidying •‘•eveial poirlv” which'Hention* and value nf Ito men f fro n tin 'rd ♦i •A IM'Vf 4*ra in It* la d nf tb" . . (Continued jin I'ligc l' iiu f ) ..^ . 7.r» Y c a r 0 i f i M « lif-ir t r — |d t r « • in.‘vtSdi-wtit—taki' h* |d m a to cjjyiba.is- in it.frret the forre. this elOMlfl atlon i-ein,* <la; .-nd'iu, n io iig VI.r li'o-t Ftuwral services for A. D. irg n m ly till) l"»,i •hr Iviris of pay .bieieases, in '• • • W e d s S e c re ta ry , ^ j i,.w |*>, .lUuvFtul. u u r t p u r t i d P l a n s B e l n u A r r a n g e d . J : K iw a n in n H M i d T ® Chaa*y, B|, resident of Sanford rh atg ed with Hie mobbing nI„f ..f Ibe present length of .-*1,1 ■ for Iho post 10 ye«(s who died r'idii.lion nf an elderly judge in basis. " •i T a l k U h n r i l y W o r k to 1»r-lnv in .a me sg" from th" GAIMEVVII.I.E. M' ' F o r M c c ; In P a h ilk a i . R s a r p - In r a . n l dietri In Waycroas y-ff'erday, were held aa attrm pl to halt farm mu'lgage Dr. Albeit Shaw, 7b. edit- ,.f th i e - t n u a r t e r a heir. In Poster Cemetery In Pte*c* iu re .lo .iin . d.len' • • Review of Rovi*-' *»d ! C h ild H o r n , M a n D ie * Hnwatrl 'f # ,p'|. I* II Mnan, cnmarnn lint: Lie it. K. C. NiHa-n. Carl T. Georgia this morning v r a r o ll ar. rtlr-ry. M ' ihe Eanfnrd h >r. • • i< r. w H with Rev. Lester McDonald of­ MRN. t WEN IN NEW YORK W h e n I f o H p i t a l B u r n s . McCall, were marrir.l 1r,". .'•“'"F j y(, r ()fy> g. J. V ., nd T . I >' >(. H-.vxt ..'I I linker, reported t h a t, Plei'S, »nd Itocert J. V *us. of Or* rejialrd ,'f the amilc dentil lan-to, rpent » r"r!inn "f 'h>v ficiating. . r;.ib, m*i n' |,y I I|... > |r " |, l i s t lieril tuena- in* ruing In J.anfurd ro rlaitirg WA£IIINGTON. May 4 . - W 7 Ay,tE. P a . May ♦ 'V, i "M r T.iaily IK j"*;' ''t turg, m tm to ,,-t Mr. Chadty. who foruwrly .re ­ i •' ii'Kin t" al Waycroaa. died after an Ruth Dry an Oaun. m im .l.r to p,flJ. !(. . , h ,n t f*nr .................. t o , ‘„to t y f r i . r . l , a - l '. li - 1 " " M" ’" r ............. t th* Flon ti . ...., ..I .Wit f ilFiuna. nr rt.1.utifi M tyor V. A. Speer and otkera lu to, dr-T with jpeir.berg extended Illness. Ha waa born In . *!!r-'2-Nr ,..!!!.,.k Z " a fauiing dr. n . Imiay s h m t o ^ « ** J , . r „|lV| DUt’iel Kle-eui. I 'iim nifc- •" f , . I* v-a. fi.iind, the o v e r a g e onnectlon «"th the piopoird h , ,* i 1, ' iI ihI" 30*13 north, Inns; I Fourth of July reUbrxtlon that ]| Of f t naan, Gs.. waa employed by tot.lay, to look a Her brains** matj k , Robert I'aeker llo ui-aned l« leave inmie.liet»ly for tlnyr g*d G l'l "•••r'> t >i„ i i ' " ' ea»t, wh, h w nuld! will be held if IhrialVv a , p*iU uf ' H Iho AHaolh Cooit Lino Railroad Ufa and aee friend* before aollirg t|||, A WBI trarn ia th" h*> V . L. nf Judge Writer r. Crlowrll a,"I v, .I *'llv e r ro r - I bn I’a { Hie opening nf Memorial Uri.*;e ’ b* a Ma-kamith for many years. for her new poat ia Copenhagen jt, | , , |ht uf the leiim Wavbingtun and N*« Rntort For age. «.f tael ranv, to . Ii .au frnrv Ra nlliegn ne*ri aa a fire brl'fce. -* i earn" I* Sanford about 10 a n t Thurscay. 1 ?£.. .InTalU and mother w rr- reUeuL Nl lmn, who ia la' i n j ff RfMKlKVPJ.T TO «'••)•• H IR Rnhcr* In II »’-l'••» ' 1 0 »rt ,, w. or.d it— r.. i < nf Japan. r**t Ilallldvy^ nf Wtnler i'trk . - -minding appm srh*d| " " " ram rd Nure'vlrg kirn aro his widow, MOTHER’H DAT . PROCLAIMED 1|rg a broken An armol,‘ was rnrfiru The • f Sanford; four sons, Joe Chascy 1 WASHINGTON, May 4*-<f)— from the b.raing bull W A S H IN G T O N , Mar l <'7V «"l» •" of Brre vers. Go... James Choaoy Prexldaat Rooorvvlt by proclama- din *{ shock. T*to hundred and J i I'rF.-'Irnt Boorav lt n reptrd an ar* bring ged Melvin Chancy of Jaeksoft* (ton yutorday railed for obaerv- oifcer pr- tentv ware iw to.l «ut ■■* .nyitolion In i>p*n CHi*»gns t cn- all tha Inlet eat vttlo, Adoluhuo Chaary of caaf<n4) Day oa May H. <nt, or cirtled down tod '•*». " f iury of Progress r*pu«ili«n May geo daughter. Nr*. J . G. foator *■Bet• of Mother** ‘ everyth ---- - ing *be • lhi-a 27 were iitfar, \ m ar) M • r 7« Thv Senate gran1"'! I.rt»*.| end th* • that ti Ja,rb»aavtHa: tvna brother*. W. . year "far tb*' roLof aad wtl- than >•' -day o’d. Tha fir*, origin nowir* to lu bunXInc nniinillH Chancy of Pftttoraoa, Ga.. ’fitfo of moth try anil children who of which I* Ultdctormined. In 'n Investigate the l.xna iiy tha of Tampa, sad Reconstruction fiuxnr.- Corpora* Ototar. Mr*. J. D. WU4o* of Way* « y bo to n e d of tho ao.esvit,.. flirted cbarafi eatlauhod at ll*-V nun. .. 000. ' ■ * a t Ufa." • . STIMULATION OF iIHJSiNESS NEXT ROflSKVBIT AIMfc' W'ZZXZ!™"- ,Re-OrganizationOr ’'. Tampa's Police Is ♦niti* i* li» New Occur Depth Close Ta Record Found in Pacific I 5: — mm 0>>v hr �'-'■B P HOW THEY OTAND WMkYdf Ab | Crieryfod m iry la m erit «f • victory aver J-to-btot Conan Indians on A The Jaekbls, without ifatftks, dropped • • to 1 Orihndo on Thursday, but, i t ' Bfaator In Um Haa-ep taptola right-hander on the they shoved over a victory that has tbs tram nil lo r another victory tomor- Yesterdays Results i n are only lira local lap regularity, Chdpman boa, has bora yprklng daily la order to perfect as- k for mom tba approval of •a jT It-la -sa id P R jr f lto . backer* a re aallaflaU. : 'jfaaA gsr Barnes ha* naaooncsd tnttoMoam of Bddla Moots, flaaby m an M r of th a ' l f t | team- Moara • lo a d with Orlando an hour after ba> wjm f»Ua*sd. Barpet also gonna»pgd iku slgnlag af a piUkor natM d'B rady .who la now In Heath Plans Made To Second Meeting Of Cease M ilitary Chess Club Is Held Activity In Iowa On Tuesday Night (Continued fro* Onal Halloa**, of AuiViboo. with three other national guard officers i s members. Is to bo BMlstad by Judge Advocate Frank B. Hallngsn. acting as special piuoecutM for the state sttoinoy geuersl. The body, la addition to Israe­ ligad ag the so-called farm rem it cases, will set as tha court throughout tbs seen templed by the troops during the period of partial law. Major Msllosee in Le Mara yesterday conferred with guard leaders here an means to co-ordU nets law enforcement and J-Jstica dispensing' agencies la the two areaSi one of wblra cantors about Denison and the ether about this | |||e Details of troops contloed scourDig the occupied areas through­ out tha day la search of peraoaa wanted In csnacctian, with riots last week at the Joseph Skidds farm near Dsnlsan and at the O'Brien county courthouse In i t e T w trier raised In the t b u t t o n end maltrsatment o f Judgo C- C. Bradley a t La Mara.A t ths Ls Mars guard camp offleers said epproalmaUly 60 parsort* still wsrs sought In connec­ tion with the Primghsr and l<e Mara disturbances. They said III persoas wars bald under guards la • barn convurtsd Into a Jail a t the ramp. Judgs Hatlagan said the number of prlmnsra at Dealson numbered aboel to. and details of troops wars sadslag others. Sioui City jails housed It, four of them a r­ rested a t Sioui City for distrib­ uting literature protesting against martial law. One of tha causes af the re cant ilsturtonc* hers was re­ moved yesterday when the Ed Durbaed family vacated a farm which they had held In defiance of an eviction order for several weeks.- Neighbors of ths Durbanda kept a two-day vigil on (he farm recently to prevent Sheriff R. E. Rlppoy from osscutJng the order. The Durbaada, who wort tenants on lha farm, wars ordered hy goard author Ills* to vacate and moved off yesterday morrlng. Plaster Model Of Parthenon Will Be Laurence W. Hitt, an architect, Shown In Museum assisted by Rosa Folia, caretaker n "mass of broken columns parched on a Creak hilltop" to Pittsburgh school children and their parents. After mor* than a year’s work, a plaster modal of tbo ancient tempi* has bean un­ veiled la Carnegie Museum, built to an asset seals and complsts even to the hundreds of tiny sculptured figures and medallions of tha original. Th* modal, on* of three In ths United States, was constructed by B A W T O tP o f casts In tha museum's depart­ ment af fins aria. It Is II l«l fast tong, on g tcria of oao-twontloth. It rests on an alavatad platform so that It must bo viewed by the spectators from the same relative angle as tba Parthenon wao teen by the (lreeks as they climbed tha Acropolis 1900 years ago, Mr. Hitt modeled separately all of lha places after studying drawing* and photograph* af all available remains of th* tempi*. Im m , win act as Instructor of the Ins tits to on PaUJc Responsi­ bility la tha rM d •( Knmiljr Wsifars. Sessions will be held at the Parish House /s ill I*:** •'dock. e Tha Monlcswa* Hotel then becoomb the scobs of a luncheon which will toteg addresses by to appeal to la Governor 8holu bt o s a ci by Mrs. Willis M. Bail, who could g n a t Mr. Sasadara a . president of the Florida Social Hy- reprieve. . . . After approvlsg tbs sate af county osra*d lota M, TJ, sad 14 » Pnrunt-Tescbsr Association, in Sanford Park to tha Sanford of JncksonvUls. At 8:S0 o’clock Hberwood Hmlth, of Jacksonville, will preside over a session devottd to "Social Hyglens.** n s First Methodist Chorth auditorium will bo usoo for thla session and Ulks will bo mod# $y Dr. F. A. Brink, of TelInbhaaoo, state hsalth officer; Judge W. £ Criswell, Judgs of ths Dursl Coonty Juranllo Cobrt, had Miss Helen C. Mawvr, comarissiocMr of tha Stott Deportment K capable players within a short Ud*e.” . ■ • As announced last week,-membarshlp is free to tbs pablle. ths only charge to be madq being n 99 cant monthly payment 1 to tabs solved In arranging chess tourna­ ments with out-of-town teams. Those present Inst night Includ­ ed Mr. DeCottrs, Mrs. Berths Tahsch, Mr. and Mrs. B, C. Moors, R. M. Burak, w . H# Srhmldt, II. W. Houlr A. B. LoveJoy. Dr. C. J. Marshall. Dr. G. 8 . Reiman, Falla Frank, A. J. La**; Ing, Acting Chief of'Police C. H. Rhaffer and Mrs. Shaffer, J . 't t . Van Hoy, H. B. Pops. Judge J. a Sharon and Frederick Bell. * A third meeting will bo h»'d neat Tuesday night at S.*J o'clock. Opening Session Of Conference Set For Tonight 1Continued From Page 0n») la the- First - Methodist - Chorea -in tha form of an Inspirations! m ail­ ing. Millard Dsvldson of tha Boys’ Industrial Homs at- Mari­ anna, and president cf tha Con­ ference will preside sml Introduce the speaker of the evening. He la Dr. E. L. Clarke, professor of sociology at Rollins College. Ills subject is "Tha College of Today as It Relates to Modal Work." Karl Lehmann, chairman of local arrangements for tbs Con­ ference, today appealad to rosldsnta of thla community that they attend as many sasalops of th* Conference a* possible. "Hanford’* reputation as a convention- city hangs in th* balance", ho said, “and w* ought to make sor boat showing. The speaker* and timeliness of tholr subjects should bring out a large number of our residents. There should bo g sub­ ject of Interest to every person Re-Written Measure la Expected To Be Acted Upon Friday WASHINGTON, Mar «— <SVA rewritten security regtatlen bill, embodying etrongsr-thnn-originnlly-projested enforcement yrerisiona to guard the public from fraudnlent issueB and designed to shad a bright light of publicity on now securities, will be reported to­ day to the House. Chairman Rayburn of the House Interstate Commerce Committee, which drafted tha new bill, as­ serted yesterday it would be brought ap far action la the House Friday under procedure limiting amendments. The redrafted msecure differs radically from both th« original measure approved by the White House and th* Mil written by tbs UOHgates will meet fnformnlly n t the Celery Club for a cupper NEW YORK, May sooslon that wfll be social In .-mtars, and will be addressed brief­ Alfred E. Smith, writing In tha ly by leaders of social welfare Issue o f the New Outlook oat to­ day, declares the Raconatroetlon Finance Corporation has "out­ lived Its useful aosa." .* ► "It wwo given too many con­ flicting functions and the organ!cation was afways lop-heavy", — tha former New York governor irwiissp ■— ritlea Issued under th t nlr^etion continues. "The original functions In Ike of the InteraUto Commerce Com­ (Continued From Page Ons) Reconstruction Finance Act af mission, which already requires 'lnccr Tony Pllchfonl supervises lending money to banka and other publicity. Striking ho work. Strikini out lha revocation pro­ Institutions should bo transferred As a final act pertaining to as promptly ns possible to tbo visions, which would force * ths roads, lha Commissioners ap­ Federal Reserve Board, or to soars commission to aarerlaln th* cor­ proved lha pajment of f 10,060 to other control banking agency In rectness of the Information after the State Road Department In full connection with tha re-orgaaUa- the Issue* wore sold to the puMie. payment of work on the fill upon tlon and unification of the entire Uw eommllle* substituted a pro­ vision ampowarlng the commission whlrh the Department la now con­ national banking system. to Issue “step orders" against structing tbs lake-front boulevard. "Tbs relief functions hev« al­ County Tag Collector Jno. D. them. Jlnklns reported that the month ready boon very wisely transferred _ _"Th* commission la hereby em­ of-April had produced a total of to a dim eter general op relief by powered to make an eiam inallon IIJ .I6H.60 (ollected far state and lha President. "The public work* functions of~eil who too, In any way, afford courty purposes from all sources. to buy, for th# purpose of creating Of thla amount 99234.62 goes to­ should ho transferred to o public work tor the unemployed a t dseent works administrator or director ward ths county and Its upkeep wages on worthwhile projects of general of public works. and 9017.96 to lha atata. permanent value, thus drewlag "With those transfers accom­ Tha Commbuloners voted to money out of hiding and gattlsg labia a request from ths Dade plished, tha R. F. C. could go out It Into circulation tend starting County Commissioners that the of buslaosa." In the sana article Smith tha heals of Industry turning.’* local board pass a resolution of writes t protest sta le st-th a ^ Sholts Re­ "Personally I have no objection funding BUI known House Bill to Inflation, p ro v id er It la nat 110. Praaaaatad with a revised fire uncontrolled monetary Is flail so Inauranre schedule upon all county and any monetary Inflation la properties, the Commissioners hard to rostra!.' | still believe the obeyed It as prsssntsd. Th# new bast f e r n af Inflation la » large schedule calls for insurance total- national public works bond lu es, lag 9109,000 on the property and sold with a patriotic appeal la ffdifrsa whs ran* last year th* small denominations to tbo public so ao to enlist tba co-operation Insurance totaled over 9260,000. Thos. Kenny, of Orlando, ap- May Meeting Of County Board Is Staged Tuesday f RATES L on g’s M eat m r . v u sheared af aom* authority and named a e p t tba board of directors Minds* Jo* Tinker, Charles C'CUada Walla, and other QOdtoid was n riatad as ir, by Mr. Furcaq, manager a t, Roabttok Co, and a forratoastoori ball player. taU, ' Ttnktr, Wolfs, tad Mrinbsr of tba hoard of dli.tp e a t tbo aftaranan at ) Held yaatorday getting tbo Otto stops. Tinker -coochod field, wtdla •Purnell worked plMtors, Tba aaw maaagar ■FXaod on first bass wbara raportad as baaing lookad Vtakar laid young R*d |p r » »• fU r tba aborUtop ■ t •*» U ni U* In- Um makings of . raol I r v ,»!»».,• . -f-e , MU announced tba raleaas af ^ r a h tr a m ChsopWOlUcs., r i • Hall, and to w n ees shoot tbo works on Its present Mam, accordlag to Manager Al Baker who said that hi* pitching staff of Early Joiner, Bud Haas, Lefty Lm s , and Lefty Burkhart, will stack up with aay round tke league, anil that hi* batting Ulant will Imprwvs before many day*. Cocoa, loaguo-loadlng today, lost Bill Strickland. Tba toll blonds left for Rock Island III., the Cincinnati! Red farm, to spend ths summsr. That leaves th* Indiana with only Lefty Baker a* a hurlar. However. Cbco* officials will Im­ port a pair af flingars this weak, and will mak* avtry effort to put another strong tasm In tha field 18 A Treat To Eat Hamid Printing Co BILLY’S UNCLE w i u . ***■ *■& * ' VH a v ow T M OWVNTV , irStforSaiaOUSTCOUNO ,',,T,r •■jra^tks ■oUtoafr Ts all ("rtSllort, Lseeleea,, Die trlbulsss, s>S al* Poreaaa bavins Claims or lismaads sgaiast sals KiUli: Tss. aac each at .ran. are bsrstu BatltteS sad vooalrad ta areas a snjr italma and dsaunda wkloh yus fr.either af rou. ^ V > a * * aaaiaa tka sstals mt OUST LlHP. aisiiskd lets af Samlast* County, Vjortda.«< rty^lba work pi * « 04*rf * Ik* Hsa. JAM. a ail Allow, Usual! at ml dsmlaste Coaaiy, a t .U -IM ./ma to A > ( t e a * . lad office la tho.Oaaalr OaurlkouaO u taafa r r damlaata • Couatr. rtorid* wllhla twslva montka from taf t t o |d tto falandara to fir* r i j n t them 9 to f (kit aftpsffarmanaa may to Ito A U q iBdlridaai .aaaiA- *■fl*!* footed atUtaldar trim WUtar Park |a«t year ■l jr#®r*,Rfftrta '* . r. ■myma affWata aay that I T I W IM t tM I B mark iS r ir o P m e.t •A MUaav o t8v, ro OOMMB I C e C B B A M OK to sue* OOUWAu M AvJE A PA B -T V . t r i 7 WHO A M | -r»»Pk*T v tM O O L D HOLt> I G Q 0 D 6 1 A G A IM 1 FORI PAV A IC T C Q . AM ffBLttA® PA U TV | / �*• nr r rT * Km ft tyy V>8 PetiW fH U W F O K O Kidnaping Rules Unchecked m ■ IM P * •i ira ; t r « re- 5.v~ J^r-x f, n £ r t, w » yGR TODAY the, Ever ilace the Lindbergh kidnaping tragedy h** been mounting public indignation, with new laws adopted to curb the evil, ■«** a t the aame time increasing numbers of abductions. However the people think about it and how­ ever the various governmental lub-divuions may act to check the menace, kidnaping continues to flourish. When the little "eaglet” was taken from his crib, later to be -found murdered, the press of the country consoled the grieving parents with the suggestion that the child tyr, that Its death wouty would result In such a had been a m artyr, public retrulalbn against the crime that kiddnapEng Would be ■tamped out once and for slL We have gJnce learned that the Lindbergh baby .died In vain and that aside from the pasaage of a national.law hitting at the menace and the adoption in some states of stricter measures, nothing has acted to deter certain elemenfa Of the underworld from continuing to traffic in one of the' most cowardly and despicable businesses of the criminal firmament. In the frontier days of the Old West, horse stealing was Iftduilfed In to such an extent and without any appreciable resistance on the part of the law, that men were forced to talcs matters In their own hands and many a noose was loopcff atouhd offenders' necks. Horse stealing soon be­ came very unpopular* The country his progressed a long way since those crude days, and it Is hirdly conceivable that anything so drastic and inimical to (he finer feelings of society should be suggested or condoned a t thia time, but the makers of the laws and those who enforce them must realize that **TiU • ""Jj’ unlfff the«f ~orjmaa- *y«-ohookodr-tho- aIterantrtre-wW,T*wT^IT«wr t<flVery man for himself", and we will see some action like as Lkwa* f « i , are »>• the "vigilantes" of old. Tha latest kidnaping case is that o f lO-year-eld Peggy * ""’ij J te S S l b o t o , the fro* Me Math, daughter of a prominent Massachusetts faiuily. The distracted father is willing to meet every demand, to 4l», M. »l) "deal, faithfully and honestly, and without thoughts' of f t RAINED TODAY utlon or punishment". Parental love Is uppermost thoughts and It is upon this love that the kidnapers n M waa dripping are depending for their immunity. The extremist punish­ though, dr7*»h«l. ment is too good for them. o r tha b lr c b c * \» M « '-', ‘ Stimnliti exceed two percent for »o*h gwo* after tho - __ ______ mmdnHon* hag all boort read, end sale*, with gnarmntee* thnl th* tha reeoting woo thrown open fet exemption of homes would net ho further **«g**ti*aa. .OJtd to business property" Tlw pupils of Grade Sts ef th# L iw m ii Smith. Teddy • * « T . Tb* Herring resolution called • Mr. Wheeler eipUiood th at In Grammar School, tioghl by k i n Erikine Pope. Frank Pal. Israel for tb* entire elimination of th* th* event m action is taken In the Arthur Dtekln*. Ilewkm* * mill publicity tax. hot i l.nty Newsome, «Hh LegMtalor* during th* .’Contiword From II school mate* of o tW grades, «» Connelly, Robert Cobb, Sydney (■rgnlioo, Uw resolution day* of tb* seeiio#, ”w # . th* refoe* •Aamended to provide for lb* elimi­ this measure for w* would like eiently.nr •hail it h* Joyed a delightful ell-dig pfcnfc Chase, Frink Chepptli.. Henry a t Woodland Park Sstreday, chnp- Camorae, Carl Bruton. Collie Big­ nation of alt bod one-eighth of n to b* on record #» favoelog a sal** dustry Itself, which mill. Mr. Weogrnft reid that the Inn end' tb* protection of our problems intimately,tronad by Miss Newsom* and Mia* home*. When e a r broken dewn inltiotir* end leadership, Clfflia 'GIbfoe. Two wagone, aa ger*, G. W. Spencer, Rtiiaald C o u n t y ____ „ automobile, a boggy, several boy* Holly. Alfred Robson, end 1’rrry staotly appealed to tor doe*lions ta x paring »y*t»™ deeeat Pn>- co-operation of Uw govsn which would on blcytiri and horseback, war* Packard. ( b c t m l l ihould. It mean* that tee that th* pubfk Inb Mr*. Charie* Ball ha* retimed priation that could seme thing must b* don*, and the protected!” th« mod** of fonveyanc# of lb* sale* tax may be that mean*.” Booeovelt ha* not dleek bappy party of young people and to bar hone in Atlanta after a brag of publicity. few day* rUil with her father, B. F. Haines of AJtamonto. H. M. Pap worth was the only attitude bat every Iba chaperones. Tho*« plaaiur* it »** to altawd Ilia F . A. Rehumpert, and her lister. Bfrting* fslard objection to Urn speaker against tb* isle* tax, al­ that ho will took fkvorak passage of the resolution on Uw though Mr. KUbre aioeo to toy tho government eo-op*ret pleasant tips* phnic and day In Mias Beaair. ground* that It should he diew sed that beenure “ The subject la too aa a first trtnL Mr. and Mr*. R. R. Pea* hare the park w«r*: Kate Meredith. further, preferably by the com­ Proposals for orgeniuth Alice Andei, Ag*M Botbamly, returned home from a etali gHtfnl ae which could summon par big for me. I’m not going to vot* war Induslrie* board to lai I h u l drew , Helm Hand, Annie honeymoon and wilt he at home either for or agilnat it-" plete control over Indostr the miny friends on Serrnth sons who are both for and against Lee. Marjorie PackaH, Marlal le their F. I , Miller said that In hi* th* publicity tax. Mr. Habt**’ been laid aside by th* Khoad*, Ru*»»ll Robert*. Dorothy Street point wt* carried, eHer ha bad of­ opinion “Thl* I* the rairest way committee working at th# M;». Harry BlephrSson, of Jack- fered Uw * (bended resolution. Rnmph, A<bl* Runge, May to pay tax**; II. II. Pattlshall, of heeded by Senator* Wagner.] Thrasher. Edna William*, Ruth ■lonrllle, in in Ihe city the gu««t Earlier In the meeting. Mr. G<n*vs, said ”1 am heartily in oermt, New York, and LaFd Taylor, Eli«*b»th Galne*, Elias-1 of her slater, Mrs. W. M. Haynes, Haines had questioned the reason favor of tb* aalaa tax provided Republican. Wisconsinsfon. Height* hath Stafford, Ruth McDaniel, Ed- ffiaford for introducing * group of resolu­ relief I* given from real ratal* Tier This group Includes a nil Mr*. Brother son has re*ign*d ward Rett), Mr*. J. W. Plekia*.' tion* that appeared to hav# little taxes”: If. R. Btcvrns stated that of economists sod Assistants r t to ­ Mr*. M. II Bowler, D. U Thrasher, U long distant* telephone opera* to do with a reduction in gosere- ”Al le n t we won’t have lo dig nt th® * * ■ ? • Clifford Walker, E*«rilt Melt*, or and accepted a position in Ihe mental coats, if* said that ho wa* around at th* end of th* year to retaryoptekinson department. It has bran t f Harold BraAury, Mi* Br*dbary, People’s Bank. under th* Impres*ion that th* find moqey to pay our real ratal* over a multitude of reedy meeting wa* called to die:*** pro­ la irs If a sales tax U p u t’on, for » ... Wtablifhlng of a Stale Constabu­ posed reductions, and that aa a we’ll bo paying »h<,*^or ‘he pl! ^ tnk(^ w oclatloo t P J f lf lf t f OT v l l l t i n g lary for .tbJSfvainn that we be- m atter Business Roosevelt SANFOfcD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Sii W W SSK STSSSf rwmry-fflirrtfri*wmff W «, sre alrvsdy embodied'In the I* h» • po*ltion to render tho arise, ■am* aervlc* without extra cost to platform* of such organisatiou we nf Msnicias th* Florida lh* taxpayer*. 3. After a discussion of relu- polities. Hr- Wheeler an*wired Mr. (Continued From 1»go))n*l ■bit information reel Ired and • recommendations are hasrd. It I# thorough Inreatlgntlon we are of Halnra by stating that th* comwithin th* orerp* of thia imwllng to Ihy opinion that there should bo mlttae had bran instn»:te(| to look • pr’rov*, r*i*<t or amsnd. W« «Hd no change in the present "Arsen­ Into various matters, thet it had not go Into dstail as to.Jost who'* ic lead Spray law * that I* now done so, and is now offering it* findings. "We must not forget •usings might I* msd*. as »« in sffect. that w* must make •») wishes did rot frvl that that was within 4. This committee is In fnvor known to our representatives,” Mr. the scop* of our work. Rather, nf Bill No. .10 providing for 3 am It ft that to th* governing commission to buy county and Wheeler said, “for it to not poebodies to work out when our find­ municipal bonds a t the market stbl* for them to come to Sanford the pelteij. npilM . Health In Hard Times *Sw the blood-tool tloMom ings and rtcomnitnilitfon* nro price If said market price is con- each sraok to find out wher« w* prosettUd. Ws Invlt* full dissua­ -Merahly below per and e*3 ’,c stand on any proposed matters.” Th# first real debnle of the l redrcupped moe* a id snuftted .The health record of the populations of different coun­ sion keeping in mind that wa ar* rv‘[-H by lh* *ald cities or evening tame when th* seventh pM L' f _.... tries in Europe show that, aa (it the United States, the only (hailing lh* course, but a* rntintrs at a considerable saving. resolution wm offtrtd, Iho rt*olu I mushroom thrusting through economic depression, which has now lasted for three years, the rr*w, we Want no mutinimi X The rnmmlltfe recommends lion calling for tho •bcIWmwnt thn wold, ■ . ... hap not aajret adversely affected the health of thn people, after we havr wrlghrd anchor and that the Remlnote County School of the Agricultural Department. early clowaUp’* buduod gold. set the sail*. Our object is not Board be aitvired that II Is our Mr. Woodruff explained that the according to statisticians of the Metropolitan Life tnsurance to dictate or In th* slightest de­ it tarried (her* to wish that no school contracts be eommUte*’* reomrAiendatton ta d Company. gree attempt to ifetale, but to mad* until after the session of met with tho approval of »h* Board Uvl}9€ "Measure)] by the death rate, the public health hns ac- sound a warning as to condition* the present legislature is dosed. of Public ’ Instruction, "whkh is i n wyi ually shown improvement concurrent with Increasingly un­ as they esist. It is much easier 8. Th# committee recommends working with o* I" the »*hooJ m«d to favorable economic conditions”, snya thc insurance com- ^ a U y oul of UouWe iU n to g rt ^ dry-shod, retunitd problem.” H. told that the Itoonl ^ ^ nffirrj| „ f »'** lor, sheriff, 1* deeply concerned over tony's RtatinUcal Bulletin. “Even In 1033; which started A t . Wo ar* afraid we have d c - ---------- .ta. .l roU^ collector, M argarrt Ashman. >adly, the health isituation h is cleared up to such an extent l*yed too Inng nnw. county commissioners and county uation and la willinc to awtol In “On figures rompitrd by lh* clerk adjust the matters in their every way possible. that the March mortality rale in as low as it has ever been. ' Poor Gandhi U ot\ another dirt, Tax Assessor, w* find that for offices so that ■ saving of .13 I-.1 Mr. Even* staled tbet Mr. Law"The sickness rate, aa measured by the records of re­ ton deserved commendation be­ at fellow must bo afraid he’d 1927, the anticipated income from percent rsn be effected. portable diseased, is also low. We have had no aerious or taxes was 1749.291Al, while in cause be asked lh . Boarf aom# {grow hlo ih«ot. wideapread outbreaks of any disease, except influenza—and 1932, Ihe anticipated income from 7. This rommillee favors and month, ago if he could not take a recommends the elimination of $50 per month cut In his salary as ’ ’Wonder If the fellow who as nfluenia epidemic! occur in good times as welt ns bad. taiea was $292,79.129, omy ;tu "All available Information show^, furthermore, that W percent of the 1927 amount, or a thn County Agricultural Depart­ a means of assisting in economis­ atod P rtildant Ctrro w ai ment and any and hll subjects in ravr of »omo of those P* Europe aa well, there is os yet no evidence of deterioration decrease of 81 percent from the <*onnectton with the school do- ing tho school system’* local operation*. . u „, year 1927 to J932. This in it<elf of the health of the people. A recent study by the Health •bendhT pertmsnt which are not absolutely -O’ Organization of the League of Nations shows that despite i* a splendid showing for lh* essential, together with a reduc­ Mias Nona Wylly and Mr*. UlT.haa been introduced In " e social disturbances, inevitably accompanying widespread county, but w* Invito your co- tion' in salaries and rapenses Rbod. B. Ewing, taspeyera " *£• LaifleUtors limiting the iemployment, both the death rates and the sickness rates offvratton In finding way* and were it is practical, for Uw rea­ city and eounty. objected to Uw rntan* to further reduce taara son that this committee finds it fart that Mr. U srton w H * * of toil for women w p th m are extremely low, and to prevent a breakdown of necessary to effect n 33 1-3 per­ $800 a year for hi* automobile In j ten bourn a day, and 48 hours l o t t o s .o hi. salary- Mira Wyl y "As examples of this, the 1032 death rate up to the our *cbooIs and county inatitui week. Wander If the bill appileu saving in the operation ef H id ” 1 don’t **# w* *hould mid-year. In fifty German towns waa lower than for,years; lions. We wish to thank evrry of­ cent housekeeper* T . the county schools. add the rate In 118 English towns Was well belqw the aver- ficial Of the County and School 3. This committee recommends pay Lawton $800 to Sanford and Osledo. ’ eight yei years. In Germany, Hungary. Italy, the foi’'"ih.# time ai>d in­ the abolishment of "Attendant’s between Clara Ponet, a refuges from nge fpr'eight while Mrs. Ewing wound up her erlnnds, Poland and Czechoslovakia, the mortality rate Netherlands, Polar formation that they have givtn ■t-toTti Havana, says that when Officer and Btate Book Clerk’ short talk by ■tiling that Mr. ’ ** *below *the ■ average J * for the “ five’Vear well five-year period thia committr* aod for their sin- In connection with School Depart’ Lawton la a man 1 dont think revolntion come* tb* women of 1081.was fight with the men. Well, 1920-1930; and in the United Kingdom it was pmlnely at cere co-oparalion. ment, as an investigation disclosed earns his salary." The iitileiK i e«pressed approv­ that It waa unnecessary expense. nil, hajsn’t women been this average. , James Wilson of Chuluoto had ag with man for years7 "In Europe, rut In America, health authorities nro never­ al of lh# following recommenda­ P. Thia committee recommend* appealed In behalf of tion* in the order named: that the County Commissioners be and C. R. Dawson of Oviedo, as­ theless concerned over the future offects of the depression Legislature, to dato, L Thl) committee la not In requested to use as large amount sistant agricultural teacher, on oh the public health. There is no support In either conti­ favor of the bill which provides ns possible of the rare track the brain thet the actual «wt *» th* agaiion gene, 1 l ,18 and ha* pasird nent for the thesis that, in the long run, health is benofitted for the consolidation of county money to pay the Judgment the county to »ll«htiy nwra than lag collector and countv tax as- ■gainst Seminole County In-con­ $800 per yeer tor the two men t»* bills. That’s at th* by worty-wldfi economic lUsturbsnce*.'', Fqr this rdWohr-ffuTBulIelln reports, the Health Or­ •esiors offices l„ this county be­ nection with the Upper St. rause'V .d.ral ^ r'llttl* mors than four *U t* ganlzaUotn. of the the. League Lesgue of Nations is rmaking a atudy cause we have been unable to find Johns River Drainage District priation. provide for most of their dollar* a bill, or* to pul ganization. out where much saving could be because if this Judgment ran be t way, they ar« » t,000 ihe ultimata eftect of the depression on world health. effected. When resolution nine relating to paid off in full, it would reduce ------------------------o — . —----------Vo wonder whether thoy’r* 2. This committee l* opposed to our tax stillage. the uss of rare Ireek mocey waa It tb* hill which provide* for th* 10. Thia committee eipresara read, E. H. Kilbee, of Geneva wra E - o ■■ ■■ it* appreciation of the fine apirit the only objector. Mr. Kilbe. ari. profit! from Inflation tan Willingness To Give Power To The President President with special anti unusual shown by Supt. ef Schools T, W. •usd that there ar# dosttu of chil­ _ tts td from spy study BY WIILIB J. ABBOT power*. Lawton by volontarily reducing dren going to school hungry end ck market averages during the lx ChrUtl*n Science Moeller It w u heard during th* Hoove, hi* salary |M per nionth In order month. Since t i n t *pp\*h*n Hotbed every day Administration, when th* unwlll- to affect economies, said salary half tha rse* trnek funds should be of Inflation is tied th* <oun New*pe per owner*, *dltors end Bomeone Inquired a* to th* qual- Ingnts* of a partisan Congress lo Itock markiiL a r t rags* has* pubUaheri harp been gathered Itiei which had inspired thl* ap­ permit tha President tq carry out being 20 percent leas than the used tor school purpose* abMlutely. The motion rarrled after *d from <9 to !T. Who tir e for the post avtrnl days In proval on lh* part of the faithful. bl* policies enormously Intensified law allow* him. “Why, dat new parson, he am s the business depression. Had Uio 11. T h * committee’* special F. L. Miller explained that the Utnd from th at! You or your esnaulUllon upon mattar* of proftaalonal intereel. Businas.) and wondevl' answered ont. “To’ Republican President been ro-*l*ct- Bales tax investigation committee resolution provides th a t ”aa much o r th o speculatorsT technic el problems engaged chief­ should hrar him pray Why, he •d, with • friendly Congress, recommends that they ar* In ly th»lr attention In uialr formal •aka da Lawd fo* all aorta of there is no doubt that special favor of a sales taa provided all of tta fonila aa possible" be used for retirement of the Drainage i country In the world sesma lesslonst politics was the almost thing* dat our old prrerhtr never emergency power* would have Ita.fa^t, A dbpaifh from nvarlabl* topic of convsraation know de Lawd had to give away.” bom conferred upon him—perhaps homos, farms or Improved prop­ Dtolrtct indebtedness. erty that occupied by th* own­ Now **,j then von will find an not to do Uw precis* thing, which Bom* objection was ra b id to VsnogpuU, which in cam ■rt UtS[l«b>lM and rvatauranta. w hother tho pow President Roomvs It plan*, but er is exempt from ad valorem the following lepert of the special thiof thel Impressed me editor doubting who!' “ '■‘ ‘ iH up m anU y. The nkiit was the almost total ab­ rera Hoosovslt a r . gon being given jumsovsti go­ certainly U net swiftly and with­ tax in amount nf H.IHM ea»ss»ed Melee Tex Committee consisting of rsport* that sence of anyyilng tike a partisan. ing to.bring quite-nil the tiling* out the delay and uncertainty at. valuation. I f Uts exemption of Frank Kay Anderson, of AltoUPPOSiUpn to m s Went Roose­ hoped for, but even at that there tending congressional action. 13600 became a law, the tax col­ >i "» not apparent her* < velt. or hi* pollrtee. It Is, I think, th* general view lected from the sales tax could monte Springs, • C. 8. Lae, of .1 RdpnblMas.Mimrs are hare bp imposition to VMting h among tho leader! of public opin­ then go in to th* general fund Oviedo, and U P. Hagen, of Santoo jeora. Friend* and support- he aulhoritjr ha^seekt, ford. but after a lengthy dtoeueion here that this situation Is a* desperate as m war, and tbnt and bo used where it waa moot slon la which the majority of the rvo of nojMOAW ‘ At Mr. Hoover a n on ov*ry needed. Th* raai reason for thl. atti­ emergency measures to meet It sentiment was in fever of n taiea .A-bolivar lo whal th*y tude wa* *anr****d* Tuesday by are necessary and Inevitable. Of II. It la the sens* and opinion .nw oey-.^C nm cna. Senator Borah, in hi* rvipona* to cowrie, outs ido id* of * small group of thia committee that It wiU tax, the resolution embodying tb* crtlkism* of the Thomas of Intensely capitalistic paper* In effect a substantial raving In the report was carried: ~tr~i ’r Senator the East, the fMlIeg la strong for uai opt spin ion,' la so genorai that amendment voiced by I ’ll bn.Bo’morO’fraadulant ual “ Ws believe .the enactment of a but a I purpose f giving Reed. Tho letter contended that a.v ery considerable measure nf money in several way*, also save cates taa ra aa additional source forced upon the gullible time In tha persecution of cases, amendment permitted the Inflation. But many who doubt tb* npAauhatnnUal support to th# ffmou* "BJu* Hky" of state revenue without some, .. i Administration la heard. {’resident to iasu* greenbacks aa wisdom of thl* bold that (he Dow­ also saving of money for tha definite curtailment o f herstotore In IMS, aim a t (hat time the pa­ er should be In the President’* litigants, if lh # Bemlnol* County # listing see roes ef revescs canyer Urn* Issued suffered * depre­ hand* to be used la me* ting tb* Court I* abolished u 4 nil b u ll ... j planning. While dation of M per - cent. ”WllhMt internet!onel phase* of th* sltua- handled through that Court to tor wet be contemplated. However, to )ond*mnatlon_ la net- thorn wo could not hare wee the tty not* of so proooeuted In th* County Jodgo’a relies* the preeent unbearable tea Civil War,” said Borah. “Perhaps , txhr«*alona of It ha* taken long month, of (Hi­ burden upon rrel estate we would f i a s f a : W. heard,^ anket th a t la true,” responded Reed, re* to bring recognition of tb* Court except for th* case* that not Ism q u en t Th* Men "but w« war* driven to n desper­ fact th a t this •mergsney l* ** • will M coonrily be handled la Uw advocate the removal of all pree­ which 'OongroM I* _ J L m t e ent nd valorem taxes, with the ex­ on the Prssident to ate • aped lent” To thla Borah re­ nature which must, tv combatted Clrewit Court. conditions ar* no by • nation united and free from - DJicutsian ■of •flu bods of Inflation a n t#na es ptl os ef one mill tor sctaol per* it* MW than then: partisan purpose, or limitation*. brought but little objection oxc poses ax Is compulsory under the “w . ar* mooting a great naBut th* time 1* not on* fbr tn ihe m atter of oboliatonent of State Oseetitutlen from rent ae­ | emergency” ; that “no wrangling o’ er tho mlatakoa of Ui* Agricultural Department, Uw tata: and exemption for all “ w r ........ i propoee this moMuro,” in tb* PMt.' or anolying partisan I* occupied by tb* ewaere t a the normal times, or in ordinary con­ touch*toe** to present problem*. County Court, and th* aOwust ef $3$00 each end the subton matter. • «p gtoat a* almost In sitonen way ditions.” Now, If *v*r, la tho Urn* for “for- u aa to whether the U I t has long boon evident that Urn ‘ting thoao thlogo whith er* ^.Tki* flatter subject wa* Intro- alltotisw «f n g* aaii|_ s3 * e stirred by appUrabla to every cemmi depression is tooting tha United it la pnpoMd to do tod reaching forth unto Stotoa tartly M N fn human m (t and likely to b« « • f Banfen) and aaevios, la an eswosn t r r t ta doors* G* B ng* which are baton. ■ TfWing, and to riM a alo fto M thU ------------- r — -1 .......V I ’ did th* World War ttaoif. M •Col. SSJV V , ■re It t* api war. ’ International i m leMary Meeting K |-S■* :. fri\ WifTjfy* ykto'SSiB Ca&a»8asf-JK W 3‘lW S S C -’L.“ i: S 1 JS'SS, ar. vtgsirNn and ■ a S T ^ k rin g •ong’ **. To Eat T /. th i f u rt* . G-7 L443M always opposed a sales tax, if various r i r ;ou, trades ------- t#_ organise , , urt- ._ can work out some sort of r|0#> governmental super) is wu l ( s a in tax that will give us relief w||hout the organisation befrom other taxes, the tales Ux submitted ................. ‘ -----to the .’f ” Late thl. week In nil Hhellhc litre may be th* best thing for us”, and a a final speaker on this the I‘resident will receive frt matter, C- W. Isbill, Lake ■Mary Congress full control of curesn school Itacher, “Speaking •* m and credit expansion. I t Is t man who I* not a properly own­ conviction in the er, I am in favor of the sales tax that a* a first step to the i»* < and consider it Uw most equitarl* any of this power there meat be plan that might be created and stimulation ef business.________ pot into effect.” B r- A. F Tho final debate Of the evening Kemp!' IL°1L Paltlshall of Geneve, came with the reeolution In abol­ ish the county court. Mr. Her­ pud other*. ring, who offered n resolution ad­ dressed to the Legislature raking that Ihe court be abolished, es plained that the abolishment ef Martin’s Garage the court does not mean the abol­ ishment os th* County Judga’a of­ Wo sre addin* seventy fice, but that hln duties would be . dollars of equipment to Increased In that his jurisdiction | belterJ tB lJ I S L J ? 1’1!*- | wquld bo amplified............ Sof til ami u r c moMi* Mr. Herring pointed out that th* county would snv, $800 per year H I W. First 8 L a* the result of the court’s abolish­ ment. while all civil or criminal rase UUganta would be saved a $3 fee on each rase brought Into Ihe court. O. P. Herndon, former justice of S i n e ’s P U e* th* peace, w u another speaker in PO ST O F F IC E favor of th* court’s abolishment. He stated that the k“court la LUNCH moat useless fiatnrn of govern­ Real Food for Beat Ment ment and that Its slimlratios would bring • decided savings to Regular Jieab SOe the people.” He qualified his re­ marks by stating that ha h .d made Oneeell* a thorough study of th* operating costs of various county courts, and that in hi, opinion "justice will be expedited and money will be xaved by abolishing the court.” Have Yoar Glaawa Judge J. G. Sharon stated that Fitted Now t I I Ihe court's abolishment would mean mor, work tor him and a Reduced pries on singto vision possible increase in fees. He said sod Kryptok lens*: Also all that consideration should bo given shell and modern gold flltou to the cost of jury trials, because frames. Dr. Henry McLauiin, J r. under pressnt conditions, the cost of Jurors for county court are OITOMETRIST bourne by ihe state. 112 Park A t<. Before adjournment the nu die nee asked that lh*- committee continue Its activities, and also authorised the committee to pra para bills raking for a reduction ’PRINTING of th* fees paid lo all Court House official*. We are equipped to predate Among those attending the first class Jab work a t tho meeting were: B. F. Wheeler, L. lowest possible price*. Give os F. ’Mills, C. S. Lee. Bob King, or a trlsL Oviedo; Frank Evans, Albert Whitaker, R. E. True, 0. C. Coch­ Herald Printing Co ran, Miss Nona Wylly of Lake Phene 14$ Mery; Mrs. T. E. Wilson, Miss Catherine Fox, J. E. Fox of Po­ ols; J. A. IAgsn o f Genres; S. F. Long, A. G. Wagner, and James Wilson ef Cheluota; Mr. end Mrs. LUM BER B. F. Heine* of Altamonte Springs; E. II. Cultum, M. R. Spads I Prttf* on savess do* Marshall. W. C. DsCourwy, J. E. for !*■ next twe wssks. Preston, II. R. Stsvern, F .'L . Mil­ Hill Lumber Co. ler, Fred B. Wilson. Mr. and Mm.’ 1IU end Holly M. 8. Nelson, A. Corpany, Boston Steele, Joe Cameron, A. B. Cam­ Re n oaahh Price* w ith eron. O. J. Pop*. L. P. Hagan. ML XIP 8 KBVICll Phone 136 L. Cooper, J. G. 8Karon, Mr. and Mrs, F. E, Russell, J . A. peek- w w s M W M M r t e bam, B. H. Kilbee. J. T. McLain, J. A. Tskneh, F. U Woodruff, BrF. L. Woodruff, Jr., J . J, Cates, George Huff, R. B. Chapman, and STOCK REDUCING J. O. Huff. t iA Ala*; Ed Carre way, W ;* . O f — T R IC E S . pro*, W. H. Shepherd. H. F. Doudnsy, J. A. Howell, F . T, Williams, Mrs. Rhode B. Ewing, G. 0 . Hsrring, Hpmer Gleason. Jno. D. Jen- Doco No. 7 PoHeh Uita, IL A. ’Newman, A. P. Dr— log nelly. S r, A . P. Cannslly, J r , L, •Doco Tap , i A. jivumley, L. T, BoyU, o . I*. ft Lb. C u Grease _ 7fte Hsradee, Tony PiUhforJ. E. A. Douglass, C. A. Whidden, W. V. 1 Lb. Can GrtetM . Duae. J . T. Newby. H. M. Papu*g»«« C a rrie rs Brawn, John Metach, S r, A. F. Auto Tiro Pioipa Home Mixed Feeds - 3 v x ’iiiynd: ___ihn A O slelui Nitrate. >t Per settee rarer* r*« bey. M u n you sseray. SEMINOLE SEED CO. j Cre. trtm * 0 »mm#e#lel lU^w 4 A*t* XIip 4* > M alU ng I ou • J �-AlVi . ->'*■' * BAHWJRiV fjETOBBA, **? * X MAY 4. 1933 lent 3 fairy garden wilh an !m -|irrn y ; Virginia Kelly, sunbeam; 1mle Grovenstefn. Elolse Venable, Public |a Invited ■ pmvi>rd throne for the May: Ruby Collins, bluebird; Mildred anil Billy llrrndon. denies and To Spring Festival Queen and her; attendants. [ Kennedy, rubin. Sura Martin, bee;’ partners. This group will give a VUcpbontt Office 148 Social Calendar M n u iL rtiin l Laifgkten iM rtftoA D *W Hafati, A. MxMtchael baa has* fOm th* FernaldManorial Hospital to erf South Sanford Ave- 1 DuBooa and Mr*, htoa, of Winter •pend tomorrow here ta i of lira : A. C, 1M0 SanforU Ave- nuo. f )) > u -------l i . Hr. ■H Mr*. T. Alton Jones ant) children, Tslrlei* Ann and Alim, J r , b a n returned to thrir home at Mlarti Beach after spending a “Up in Ih« Air", m »we-s*t muaical comedy, which ia acid to have aparkling and amuaing dla logo* end tuneful, catchy melowUI be presented Friday evening at t:M o’clock at the Seminole High School auditorium by lb* Mueic Department of. the School with b caat of IS leading character* and ZS more boys and girts who will taka part la tho chore***. Th* celling of tho comedy ia laid at the country eatato of Mr. and Mra. McCutlom, wtalthy Call, fornlana, played by Sam Dightoa and Mlea Marjorie TIIIU. The hero, Harold Poet, played by John [lighten, hae difficulty in persuading Mr. Burbank, played hy Wemley Porter, that he is th* proper man for Betty, Mr. Bur­ bank's daughter, ' Mice Elolae uw u v Stre.'e, trie* to help Harold in hie trouble, but only emceed* in ehocklng Mr*. Burbank, Mlea Dor­ othy Clout*, by th* situation* Into which he lend* Harold: Other character* are: Joe Bednett, an aviator, Joe Cowart; hi* fiancee, Shtrley Kingston, Mia* Mary France* Andrew*; Juniper Johnann, a colored man-of-all work, John Coleman. One of the fralurr* of the eve­ ning will he the Spanlih ilance by Mias Eliaalieth Turner and MU* Evelyn Echo!* whn take the parte of the twin daughter* uf Mr. and Mr*. McCullum. -JW eada of Miaa Marjorie Du . ■ b wil eefret to learn that *he M B ew ent *6 opefotion for appcadldtfi this morning at the fernaU-Lattahten Memorial Hos­ pital. - CT. ■ d t i n . John C .. Leonaedy wie a guert yesterday of the Bartow Chapter of tki* D. A. K. and « u the guest laat night of her sister, Mr*. Nell H. Lelfcste, at her home in Bartow. She left today for Sanaota to apemi two day* with Prince** Julia CanUcuxene. She will ahara honor* wilh Mr*. M. N. Eberl, of ta k e Walt*, d a ta r*v gent-eiect of lb# U. A. K , at a “Supernatural” Now luncheon to bo riven by Princesi Playing At Milane Cantacuuno today, ami at a meetI"! thia afternoon of Sara de Sola How unscrupulous spirit “me­ Chapter of the 1>, A. K. diums" employ sleight-of-hand Utah* to dupo the gullible out of large tonuncif yearly 1* thrownat rated In ’’Supernaturar, a tale Garden Club Board nf tba spirit world showing at tho Meet Held Yesterday Milane tonight end Friday with Carole lombard, Randolph Scott A profualon or garden flower* in bright «hadra wee utrd to adorn and Vivienne Osborne In leading th« room* of the home of Mra. W. role*. “Supernatural” la a aympathotlc E. Wat*on, Rooe Court, when th* regular m eeting.of the board of story nf epiriiaaliam, but one uf the Sanford Garden Club wae held th* major characters in the story th m t yeaterday morning at V:IG is • “phoney” spiritualist, who toye wilh forces he ikies not com ■p>rln£, thd a*Nting a eomplei* prebend. The film reveal* how he report at the elate Garden Club utes various tricks to produce ap­ I convention held - In Geineavlllo re* parent epirit effects. A breast trumpet, thrown casu­ I cently wa* given hy th* delegatee. 1Luncheon wae then carved picnic ally on Ihe table, starts tn utter ■tyla In the garden of the Wataon words apparently from aplrlla; n table floats; spirit messages are {homo. The** praaaat were: Mr*. W. E. w ritten myteeiiously on a slate; ! Wataon, Mr*. R. TTTknty, Mr*. R. spirit tappings are heard; and B. Monroe, Mr*. Pranci* E. Hols, numerous other phenomena take Mra. H. M. Papworth, Mr*. Ralph place. Th* film shows how he does M. Warren, Mr*. K. N. Scott, Mr*. them all. The story renter* around Miss J. C. Bemon, Mra. Walter 8. Cole­ man. Mra. Endor Curlett, and Mr*. Lombard » wealthy young heiress, who, upon the death of * beloved J . H. Colclough. twin brother, become* easy prey for a fake nplritualiit—a role Informal Tea dlven played by Allan Dinehart. In the Senior Class Girls meantime, Miss Osborne, betrayed to th* police by Dinehart, la ex* Complimenting the memlierH of ruled In Ihe electric chair for the faculty and 111® girl* of Ihn murder. II. B. Warner, as a psy­ Senior Cla»* of Seminole High chologist, ia attempting an ex­ School, tho tlirla Ul-Y or Ihc periment upon Ihe murderess to prevent her spirit from wreaking echool erlertained with an In'ar- the revenge which he is sure it is mtl tea yeaterday afternoon from plotting. But Ihe experiment goes ( ; 0ff o’clock td 8:00 o’clock on the In the auditorium of the ilereil by Mias Carolyn Cngburn and Miss Dorothy Marshall. K*. frrahmenta War* served by Miaa Nancy WWhlta and Miss Nona Rivera. Th* te l table, over whi.h Mu* Betty McKinnon and Miss Thelma Benson presided; was overlaid with a linen cloth and centered with a bowl a f pink roses ami fern. Ughtcd candle* caat a soft glow about the table. Other parts of Ihe stag* war* decorated for The public I* being invited to attend a Spring festival, “The Fniry Garden." to be presented tomorrow afternoon front Ll*> o'clock In • o’clek by the East Bide Primary ■rrTvF — my tnablnet, William McTear, t Jimmy Gal, mindfope. Mr. and Mm. R. I . Wilki Among those who will, tahe'nn.l Harriet ll.ir.nd. Jran Ellis, dance for Ihv «pj*en. J part ate: lleley, Hutchison, May {Florence Oliver. Martha Willis, Also Sherwood Jamhsun. Ern- |b*ve gone to Notaselga, Ala. I* Queen; Quvid Gatchel, P rince! Pehttc IVvk. Daniel Callahan, eat Rmlhcrson, Aldev-n Taylor, {.pend about 10 day*. Hand i.nn; Marion Hand, Fairy i Wefitli’il llmkttiri mui (Wurfc, Nit* Jr.. Hilly George Roland Fluyd, j uf Drrnms; laris Nlppev, Fairy 'dee, Mnvp.de ferries and partner-. 'nnd Carol Godwin, garde* hoyJt’f Queen: U erl McMillan, crown I ' At. . Ilete_ Stafford nnd Hilly Ruth, v “U^vLtCwurttstrin, Vlr-|1’m .iu l, vbdet-; Hetty Jo 'Alder ■-sKuiRry .nr»w*v.>snvd *stop***" rmaT> h. Kenneth Oliver, and [man and Volley Trawich. ruses; win, garden giri"! James Henry 'Cooper, Hilly Hand, Arlie Tins* iu e e rv m m u . lry, and ttu.setl Cl,-land elfins. t a t , Mary • V r l.U y . Msy Slh George Carver, James l.ee, HobPrursrSs I V i l l i , , bie Edwards, and J. R. Hodge*, Altliil.sluiV JVe (lU u ir W ln s I'lU b ) Fisher boy*; rind Hay Herndon. > till tl [.Julian Mo**, b.arik Stewart, Tom-j THl'KSDAY. Regular meeting of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order ef the Eastern S tar wilt ta le pla-c at 7:30 P. M. at the Masuni Temple. An expression recital will be given a t 8:00 P. M. a t the Junior High School auditorium. The pub. lie 1* invited. Come Every FRIDAY Day The Seminole High School Glee Club will present a taro-act oper­ The Month etta, “ Up In th* Air," at 1:00 P. M. at the school auditorium. Of May Regular meeting ef the Ameri ran Legion Auxiliary will take pi*-* st 3:30 P. M. a t the home We are announcing a Special Selling Event for the of Mrs. II. IL Stevens, Park Ateshare the many extra values that will h i on H a le . We sue. I1** - * K n l w i l l a r iv n tif s f v ' x * n n f i m i n 1l v Rose Circle of the Garden Club will mfet a t 10:00 A. M. a t the home of Mr*. Mm. J. H. Jf. Cotdoogh, Cotelnoj JUma-Court— J-n eh o — w IttA w ■••• served at noon with Mrs. Cotetough and Mm. Fred It. Wilson Ituya*'llroedclnth Spurt Mm's all Waul French as hostesses. Shirts, 81*r* i> In 4 3 'y Set** Dents The Eevt Side Primary School wilt have if* annual Spring fes­ tival front 4:00 o’clock In 0:00 o’clock at the school. The puhll* invited. An important meeting of the Mayfair Circle of Ihe Garden Cluh Men’a White and tllark. Tan will takr place at 10:00 A. M. at and Rrawn sport Ovferds, ven­ tilated to* the home of Mrs. 0 . C. 8 pe r ring. Mrn's Dimity t'heek 1 nlon Hulls. P / Elliott Avenue, Mayfair. Full rut. Wrll made. Hires 3* ■j? MONDAY Mr*. Georg* Knight. Jr. and to IA ■■ ” Mm. Jean S. Adams will Iw hostMen’* Black Ovforil. solid esse* for “ladies day” at the San­ HOFT—8TIFF leather. Jl.no Velum ford Country Club. Th* eaecutlrr Iwnril of the Presbyterian Auxiliary will meet at 3:30 o’clock at the rhurrh. The business meeting will take place Men’s Seoul Work Shoe*. Hires 7 4 / A lo II Men’s Fancy It* tun at 4:00 o’clock. t'nmplrte nssorlmenl Silk Suck* I’rlred for Aellnn TUESDAY The rhilathea Class of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet at. - „ __|-------- ■ -■ J ~K:00-P .-M .-a t the home of Mr*.1 3len's All l.ealher plain nr rap H. |i. I’unlon, Plnehumt. toe Work Shoes. A real value The monthly bridge paity of the \|rs'> Lustrous Finish Social Department of the Wom­ Hr -ed.'loili S h irt* . an*# Cluh will take plsce at Z:4S Guaranteed last m lo’clock at the club hoiisc with . rs. Hanilarv rellr»J. Adrian Drown l t d Mm. A. C. lleyn' Hlark Ovferd. Well phanc wrappin;: Chamberlain as hostesses. Reser­ Made vations may be made wilh ihe 4 9 ? hostesses. 3 (nr 41. W I Extra Special Daily The Month Of May CHURCHWELL’S Shirts $2.95 FOOTWEAR EXTRA SPECIAL Straws SOCKS $2.79 Month of Mny, Beginning Friday May the 5th. Come are of the opinion that merchandise will not go lower u lm n n tirl 9? Shirts tH-lnch Sheer Vnllrs. New *ummrr paltern*. II II uw They Will Wear 3*. 1nch llrusn Sheeting. Full Cnunt. Yard s? i y / Friday May Ihc Sih. First Day Hpcrial tirmip uf Rayun SILK 1lit EHHEH un sale at a Dollar 13 Inches, trry eri*p. H irer weave. Hnlld enbirs ■-. --- ' amis*, and ihe spirit of Ihe rrrlrresa enter* into the body <>f Mi<s (-omhird. and plans tn the girl In wreak vengeance nr. Dinehart. Mm. R. E. Steven*, of SI. Petersburg, I* the guevl of Mr. and Mr*. H. R. HUtvens, She plan* Men's to m iN - L I N K N $ 2 .9 5 — '■ T tresses kirn's 310 Wright Blue Denim Dvrralls. Weil made $ 1 .0 0 SH IR T S $1*25 S H IR T S ------------------- Superior t'etton Ilroadviol h Gnaranlred Fast (alum. I’re-ehnink 79/ 3 For $2.19 $1.00 Men’* IHuc Chambruy Work Shirts. Wrll .Made. Ikublr pwiifU 39/ Shirts—Shortu 25c SUIT ~ :S Hundreds p h New Hu.iF, TO PONGEE 19c Yard r $ 1 .9 5 . NAINSOOK :p > Inch Natural Culnr. A teal Huy VJ I J I i Mtl'.C" 9C :tll Inrhrs, t'rdnr link. Heal Sort F IO lsIT " “ rm n i m' Pajama Chccka 10c Yard Fawt Color Print 10c Yard .Hi Inches, t'nlnr l ink nr Maise Men's leather Spurt Hell* M e n 's W ash ab le I'n n ls. Cool. S h rin k 1‘r r r f . S w irly , S ly ltsh f a r a n y a n d all O crask m . W hile an d lllack « r W h ile nnd lln iw n Oiforda or 95^ New Hummer Millinery. " Summer Pants Itlark Htrepn rorry Thin Cunt Halo. I’lealy Whiles and I’astcl Shade*. 50c 50c $5.79 tklldrrn'a $1.79 BELTS OVERALLS 49c srit Larlirs’ Enna Jrlliek Hllppcra, Strap* nr Tle*’» Bright patterns. Smart new s ty le . Vollm. Eyelet lU tlstr and IJnrn (hie lut Men'* stiff strew 11*1* .. $ 1 .4 5 I.ad ire' 11.00 Dtark Kid lllonde Htrapv nr I'ump HIIppern HATS Blue t'hamliray Week Shirts lardlrs' Itlark Kid OvDirda nr Hlrapa , In Gav Summer Colera. Heinfnrerd llrrl and Toe. Slim 3 to 10 9 $1.00 SHIRTS 25c $ 1.00 *rB 10c Yd- Give a tbnught la your pulamaiv first place i|i night fashhriis. Won't fade. Won't shrink, hut will wrar. Hires A'a In ll's. 1 74/ FOOTWEAR I.adlea* Hllppcrs. Us teed, I’umpa nr Hlrapa Anklets O r g a n d ie * $1.79 With Mm. Janu D. Smith pre­ siding, the iS'gutar 'nevting of Circle Number Three of Ihe First Baptist Church met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. W. Forrester, West First Street. Mm. W. T. Wheeleea led In pruy-rr after which Mrs. It. It. Pippin taught the Dlble ipteatinn*. During the meeting lire first chapter of the new mission study book, “People of the Jesus Way,' we* taught by Mrs. S. A, Eden field. .Refreshment* wr re then served by the hordes*, assisted by Mm. C. D. Fori ester Those present were: Mrs. June B. Smith, Mrs. James G. Sharon, Mrs. W. T. Wtireless. Mrs. A. II. Lnvrjoy, Mrs. Lillian Vickery, Mrs. II. W. Rucker, Mrs. W f Hand, Mrs. II. S. E- Xlnrr. Mrs. i It. N. Nipper. Mrs. C. W. Forres ter, Mm. J. H. Cnldmigh. Mr 8. A. Kdenftrhl. Mr*. It. It. »’iPin, Mm. C. K. Writ, and Mr-. C. D. Forrester. 2? EXTRA SPECIAL 35/ *v: hhv p. VT xi co iilii eu s* - - 4 Sheeting 49? $1.95 Circle Number Three Of Church Has Meet ~ r White, ■IS Inches. Fast Summer Frocks I'tIKK SILK FLAT For IliiVM lit Sunshine I’rcllv l l r m a of CREPE Sllkx. Spcrlally I’rlrt tl fur I his rvenl. Cularn. ' Com p tele Assortment Alla, I T m is r Feum . * ______ Hmnnlh. Dull Wravr. t'nlnm Mhlle end Dastel Hhade*. Thin Is i.ne lit our outstanding values tor May. They lire Plain Ctilurs ami llriRlil Prinla. Every tun* an Oulnlamlinif Vnluo. Worth Print ---- $ 5.00 WH— M ^ ii-m iRI I g l I » ' !'■ Pepperel Prints' W ht Dresses Now is Ihe time In stuck up un ituiiir llirsses. Well nude styles In suit any taste. Hires Hi la '*0. and hnw they will near. la s t rnlnrs, >10 , Inrhrs Wide — — ■— i ■■ i i ' r ■ ■ P rin te d F lax o n yd. . *” ' tiflB : more than Ihc price wc are ashing. ■H I — V’ Birthing S U IT S lint wralher i* her* stain. How about that ■us halhing still. sly ley and colors. AH Chiffon Hosiery H a l mif I - Ihc 191.1 demand fur greater sheer Stuck. Jngs hui nf enure* the* are bull I'*.limned In elf the sea1mis shades* I 49c, 79c, $1.00 ■< t> � 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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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 04, 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/0856be2a1304b9f123437c4aa3d00a23.pdf c653b02066d9b4de8b805329adea6cc7 PDF Text Text . *\ 7\-' TH E # H oo* / * lif ia ld W u a h t e h F fe rh U ’g H e a r t J J W j j U J . B r n t a i t V e g e u b le •» • ' W E A T JIK R Fair and slightly caolor tonight. \ . lucres in^ cloudiners Th-insPy. *RY ‘“ 4. R* * • • AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R ■ tx = — m*IV M em ber A a o d i M Fath er Says He Will Comply With Every Demand Of Abduc­ tors To Get Child H A R W IC H P O R T. Ma m . M ay 3. — '( A . P .) — Police ploached . through heavily wooded aectiona o f Cape Cod -to d a y b » eeereh- o f e lu e * to th e k id n ap en o f 10-year-old M g T faret M cN ath, enticed W h e r school room y exter- WASHlNUlVtti. M»r 3-(A>l —The Post said tod«r thxt Col­ onel Charle* Lindbergh has given iM jn n t t UtHt He wiil be nady and wil lag to tiatl y Monday when Oiston Means and Norman Wbllahcr ar* brought to trial on charges of conspiring to s»*sl $38,000 from Mrs. Esaljrn Wnlsh McU an. Means has riteaiV b**n convicted of talking $ 104,000 from Mrs. McLaan In return for whlth ho w*» supposed lo iff ret tho roeovory of tho hidnapped Lindbergh baby. F i r e C ein lr A t ' o p r S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , W E D S K SIIA Y . M A Y 3 . 19X1 P rm N U M B E R ICO Brood PowersGiven TROOPSRANGE INCUBANAREA HUBYREVOLT DEADLOCK ON Roosevelt To Expand BEER MEASURE S e v e n te e n S e n a te McKee QuitsPolitlcs Lindbergh Is Heady ToTesU ly In Trial ’ Ll ' ' l-.JO *s*f r: ... .jy r • .V ►* r T oB ecom cB an kh ead H ave Been K ille d In U p r is in g C d rb o H e p o r ie d RBW YORK. May 3— iA ^Joseph McKee, who soceeedrd James Wa her Inf a brlei pvriod as mayor of New York and who wan tbo chief hope of antl-Tammaity force* in the No\rnder eloction, today trn->uneed hi*-ps<..l.c*l euieer. lie arceptv.l the prvsidtrcy «f the T ill* Gaarontes- and Trust Company. SOLCNSAREIN • 1 R e fu se s ' Even T o C o n s id c r A m e n d - ■ — 1 “ v— — Credit A nd Currency m e n ts O f H o u se O n To mAMC M A ^ Tft sedion OPENING SESSION MAY MEETING O F f t S & W n n ! ^ s.ftrriA G o, it ay a .—u r - i Troop* ranged in Oricntc province, R n m IJ #F CONFERENCE;COtlNB BOARD is! deadlocked to slash at thP rebellion today a s , leg); lation. the number o( slain In uprising*; l f f i M , tmlay :. ., £ 8 3 5 * 0 FOR TONIGHT) STAGED TUESDAY W A SH IN G TO N . May 3. jin Cuba grew to 17. The latest |f c l M 7TH BOMBING IN ONE WEEK ROCKS PLANT INCHICAGO H e C h ie f I n s tig a to r x r v....... v ** 4 ■J ■................ ssvi ....... .JihU ^-w C u w i U l i . J l i c ^.SiiiiiaU^. aw ^ a n h 'M ............— * I I-ruining In meet twi c daily In Record A tlcndanrdlfiM any People; ScekAid victim, were two apMlera kill*! In TrVP.1 — T h e Unlike I.i la y T i* proved tho adm inlittratlon lit* Luis. Other soldier* wer,. wound,*.! — 1an rffoit to |icvenl On r«l>a se— flat ion pr.'ifrom an a lr e ta y W elfare W o r k e r s ' For Road Work In hut lasualtie* among their f o e - R e p o r t D iS C O U lllO d CM •ion. were-not determined. -Meanwhile T h r c n tc n c (| R e r is tReiner Anticipated Vanons S e c t i o n s ltuiscil Itv tltu S m a lt’. 1 ho I hi lim n ' -onl da attempt* to there w»* a report hero that ra| toll call followed im m ediately lav ami irgulale lb , maniifarluro tlve rebel* attributed the npri*• nnee B y Officials Itl.l -ll.* ii. teer .ini Wine I'* i* tnticipel.ni a record atlunl THf Mr> 11 re iln : **f Ihit l le in l Inn . Iho vtiiio vote to d iffe r ings In the institution of hergUj •timfiti'ro innimittrc afier lie •1 • of ewlal and v fs'e yvork of ro'intv 1 initni*<,in^ffi r h«*l»l at with tilt' Se n ate e » am endA rsport that muffled prrrams P o l i c e F i n d O u t T h a t Car bo. exiled magarine editor. Imh DBF MOINES'. |nw:i. May d. ) .n i i . refn-id to a*rept lb; officials Imlicaled, the Iwlief he I.' "• *» hoard from an automobile ,r who will he nttraclsl be - ■ le Or r*»»r II.MI »• > r.trr!*y morn niL-nta nutde to tin- m .y«l$u i.lv Stale offielsl* evpre- -—I lh- llou i amemlment.. The lion ' 1 0 0 0 S t i c k s O f D y ­ still in Miami. p»wln-r I mart) •"•"•ring th* description of that , , 1 •• of the niti'uiil ilm iitd r of . i-tj ||.ii,| nllrrii.»o»i, re wrote 1 lie Senati Irb rf todnv the farm -r'f*s.itr tirtnJtlly . . , ... .farm re lie f bill am tllnif . t M n a m it e W e r e S to le n ru tfer- uk-l*«*«t ■ fr< m tnle • ded citlien* t % _ tii, «aad by the kidnapers and^ speedNEW TOItK. ’ May 3.—<»V' mortgage f.ircelootre coir flirt l« inis lire pit <d Monday after 'b 1 ho .-1 must I lori In Sto .uV h.ottgH M tr.s ,,nil Other com ./new ure to .•..nferm to w ith l»» In Iba dlroctlon oy Hartford Is CHICAGO. stay J , -(A T -T h e Claia I’orstt’* father was the last over and gave ron thief* Iion t* Senile b -avdj aim inlcd the com tree of Soc'al Wot kei. „•,! by l v ?uty th-e r branch f i r n coiniy clerk %irr;« 'th e o -------’ nnlleo bill lyb'il a- » e'ldipio . f *h” "nrp'in ration who arrlveill ....... .... also being investigated. „ seventh bombing of the »reh royr* governor of ore of Sram"s •rlsm to life Ibe miliisiy rule lltai . form of iPromliMj on dlfferi'iiftM . 'm i e i:. I*. Itiril'rk. shook a dairy plant today after The child, daughter of Mr. ami 1 'ir tin afternoon were uutking: .roviners In I'utia. but instead of ha, bc*ll in effect siltm the re enl >' Ibe ' . 11.11, lolly |ef 1 1 I lo 'I 'lo .t of Ih.iDcmocrntlc Inflatiomsl* at cv. lend work »r repair, **■•. Nril nvu McMatb. MCMBin, members of •police learned that a tBbrwand Mrs. moly for lb”, urcn.nc #e sum in -1 longing fur the an ienl r«gime ataforlmn and manhandling of rept eity nmemlment IIKlndini* . , . I cry turn tromiced lh” drn*li efnad mntliM* werr ~ m , m m , ii i ru > 0 * ,erw jorts of Repumtcana Republicans iu lo oeieui defeat Ihu UU> I’oriel is wmking fur a lll.tticl Judge l". f\ llradley, of ,y , 1, tho o ll, . m o l tylNigmpl'i ni«hl at (*.!,*• s'rlivi in thf' rn»» i ' i-nt -M< r , .rod •nt tin bill l^ck to Mel hu l|l I hi rt h. I u. v o f the fi»r Conty Commission- ‘ proposal already lUjr adopted mloptrii iy •y l«*«1^ Mar “socialiird republic" in Cuba. (lie llu'isr. i” mceil' rr*. a ronllni*. to tho district In u^uuir* ,,eoaie. Thf Tbo lallalioii tidlation p-»| 5 5 S . S f S S j ' s : ! ? ~ v r " - " • ■” n,h 7 Mtriiliy H d i • ann«» Doth visit and nuiitaty authorr She described heroflY a* *n A gsneral approt'iwIWn nib tha' la l ininnle ihanges iii , of a chauffeur. I1 A '! yhioh the romp oint »r suggestion give* the I'reaWDnt broad pomTA A nfW new sei „or official* sat last aid they I.. HI’ ill Hr. .aid ll.ry are Inclined «.. Mi„ <XWi,aM, * „ „ t„ lbvu expand the credit and c.irroncy. la a telephone call ostensibly night In the bullet-proof office* of •ealle in Nrw Ycrk". I.ount the atat..... .. attributed t.. f,_urr ,„„miurmled b pro-:i ni w il kiiti; !■i Sanfor'l Fume member i of the c utfer* Tram the father, the school au­ the coal teamsters dhion, and In Ibe pel f n l English she Count) Attorney Janie. th- M lh i'tlri p'r iidiIre.* Iy Hob ic. Smith, uf "7 r ' , • . .................... J . L's MiNrill, (i n*«i«lrnt o f I hr t h e tiiiduel comnn-*l,"t - , , rnce committee already have gomi , tbaritiea previously had been in- dalmrsl u>||| .............. the first victory over I arnr.l at C'olsnihia Univetsily C'brrokee, Ihteatenlng to arroit briHiglil into the Senate by i!« np |j•ri( ) hr l«o. W r'hlngton. D. f . Ik*Jr I jl$- ^rmon, mkr»l for mi«I •toaeUd to ttc aaeaso lb* child, child. M-* u n ’ilpr t c r ini Intimidation of Chicago h e V s o has attended rot egrs in (rational guartlimeti if they werr iw cM d io iM iht ‘n '* 1 finK Get.1 *r |»rr*k**ntot i\«• for th* He h lh,. it pair i>f n filvofl oil a into tholr dlfforua.es info nialty proprinlionu ummiltee iitd t h r nnno.’rntri' toidoritiTp f t -Hath wwps w waa -wroro willing wining | || lir^wsaid ro ha to nego- i,>«r union*. IkMAt 1Mil M ine*earns i LT'lwny i’>‘ i ll'.v , ni,ilit:liid}. He llAvamt and i ,*rin s.te lcil*i*ent Into Ills Juried*.tion. tlAtA will kislmaman tL . re­ —_ _ neither hul eta wot -t* petts *n agreement by th* rnd j)f tlata with kidnapers f... for Iho There were Thrr'S m ttfrd «U fA f',i1t_ ii^iiartr,T the1 IS' rat »e of ll" j pl.it wa! tid,| tint ibe work will be KlHitis of linn MtlinunU t«» ii“ Ti\« turn o| th« child and would-pay hldodshed oier UW wrongs IU l»- ......... “oftho-terror; ihe wees. > i'i| n i*e ' • r lentbm'.* eJjiuinnicnt w» lh»te had been no Irnuh e In Chrr linin' „• ipurkly n< po«id.|e She counted “at least 40" of her ten ami fifteen dollar automobil. i A fifty mill imslollnr cirpdl^-i whatever bo poasessed lo Inline gimrs, but Jic k Shitldan »o<l okre enrnty **»d cniu,rnuentJy, h« bti'i’i ** tsg bill and "id le it ready t tvyrd fur ijillD l iku it •* lbs! Noitli Ito; avan. who n-tde: near lion thruugh wiil.h tulldiry owh* '-1? own fticrul* rhe seld had been asher u f i raturn. Ha promised not Milton Booth. J r , charged by the nil iM ir o ' j Miy In« -i<! tirneva, nun; lain-il ntsnd a road *aid. the Iroopi “will have no fur flir'l voir. sansint vd. She ibscrited how, of fRRJPliU'.VII. iilltt if.'gsllMrii »•****t " • er* in.glu receive r io ey f >in th** to, entrap or prosecute the kidnap- new a*bnlnl»tralinn with beirg ofi "I'ttifcrnl lulicf. prni'bni mvolv.ng some of bis Iteconsttncllon Fm.m.e CorpcrtTin. f i n s t i 'i romnultee on r In , era and offered them every assist, agents uf “pubu? enemy" Muirsy her own knowledge. stutlvnU hadl mure authority Hinr tbin out * r rut Ft* I b ullin ’' r.t 4 i l<in:hrvn ptopcrly. ("oiniiiDxinn.'r S. F. nary rltlsen*. cattmi yeitrrdn. repotted a ah-j lion for rehabilitation nf I.laIuOM1 a im to negotiate with him with Humphrey*, left with loud throat*. their eye* gouged out ami thr.r Mrarwhlle, nrgonltalion of n staMinl bill for the ndijiinbtrn tit tl»*t I riith llotM* S il.u U y Long took the nutter undermad-n pr-fettles was prop«we*l at te ansafety to Uk.nwlvrs. “Tha gangsters are out. and letth extlarlrd lofore, Di'lrg c«r- military rouncll go prepare lie* lion'* ptramie lo renttallrr -i»-j tur n. vlveioept ns be did a request from "I . n inl meutlng or tno P> r «• State police and 1‘oo.t Guards we're In to stay a* long a* thr culed “on bp;* littrge or nn te" iror* of the l.tinilii'J-u.'l fanbi*r< poryi.inn of 1’iiblt'*-r* hi-dr »1n l l 1 ; Tb My thr m it rlatr tlmt * E. II. Kllbee who wl*h>*s a She hrrself look ro f.fjj In the w Commcrr# of tk$« 1 * • awnng Into, a search for tho----ab­union members desire". atnoumeJ M* KrU*»'i UfklrVdM, I wiiD run it in. led from tin* Sanford British Ii|jntl"l| Inislii'ii M inl firow llaiana Isst -arrested bv gusid'iIMn in ten Hlate Ikianl of Edo at ion but the, rossro —— ‘ Chatlcs rainier. Atlanta. ductor which attended aero.. tirvn ron.l to raone of bln property. * rnw‘ ' titorre »oy Bakor. who Installed fell and remained in hiding fou r , ................................... f*hi**f _ Ssmate rrfu*e,| to mike tbe .o '. I that of Jor| nrotion with lh«- tbit.* .ptmcrolnl. The I’tnidont and Director ' Capo Cod by thud and from tins-1 The b'tatv Road Department “ ** * ,1,11, Cf ua president after rnterlion Olflirr f»*il Ji'iljjr C*n$l H The rouncll headed by Mni I.. Dtn «ti:i.'“ rpselal and ronllmnii'r or l»ftOyl»*A **ftf tc ^ south to New lew Inn. Conn,I ’ n- with five oompnnlom und mod hi until she cam, to l h v '* ‘ Ihro tgh Its Itel.and engineer, rxiljrttle 40tnnll«ITt of IkeDill* (f-'onltpucd JJn I'age Eo'irj U U-i-Jas*. Iwginaing Tbueabrought n f*l ye»r'*» guv-T.jMlit ... ‘ Idlron. There vraa a pnsiihilitI ,1 . ing tbo oid olficers In fgtl. United Statss. itrrn’i Bt r»an. Kith of Wmliing* pressed leg.el that it Is nt this withm $12.->,000.00) of h n ta i'lif. ' dny “ll w n annmirrret", *eh. *411. * . . . <® might . Epia.. boen - taken tilns im.it le to givP proper atten­ l Governing Is-lir of miintcipal t6n, D. (*., will l#n«| a tutional it wa* discloved In high qtur.cls ■board n eea-gning craft. tion I,. ;Ruv Roads f*a. 3, 41, and I ' i n .•r was elected preiident two “that thn opposIHon wn. hiding R J| I T S e C U r l t l e S , dles of over M** i f PlDlbm .wool I |o th«* niv«*tinifa toilay. „ , „ ,,, The MllOhdfe call received at years ego but. bo said, the auf- behind skirl* and theirfoio Ih” have the authority to nutuldf b> Tnflfhl*a t J 'h n ni I hr *ia :$tl *•7, iniini.’ig thri'Urh this enunly thn gntnlutlonary thg Center IRkP(l, which the child vlvoro of I h* old Capore gang— women of U i on • "fundt nro not available.*' orlitiaure. In” rat”' tp rhargw.1 H'ontlnup l Un Four) f”lc r . would be sinrlrd out for it tended, anJd the speaker waa her Humphrey*, “three-fingered"Jack The iVinim 'loner* la»t mnnlli ; ’nrctnkcr At County •by water, g a '. telephone, light ami father. He o ld ha waa sending a White and “Klondyka" O'Donnell ■pffitl reprisals, ffnnlficir'ly s i pa*t i I a resoliltbin adting fur f sewer rmnpnnit ■, nniDr thr proehauffaur to get per. At about lha —kept him an i.other duly elected eral of the women Iraihrs wen "llcm c Makes Report help nil th- ■ highways. •i«io-s of ii men tore introtlnr-d In Milcutnn Ruport I h same time, another call to the Mr- officers front taking ofTIrr. mentioned. Yes, I wa* one of lh> I>. J . Nlrholson, Orlandn mqn lh,. ||ou«r yesterday bv Itorton II. Handed ('ommissinn NEW YORK, Mnv 3 f-V > Math h o n a ffM l that the tele­ who slated hy l-iter that “I hnv.' In his report I" «h<’ IDnrd of Ihtbllc Indignation over *1* •ihosrn.* “ Itsllroad *eeurille* and grain* run Rawl*. of Alar bus. Th” lull wophone receiver there be taken off Mis* I’oiset said wnm-n in Cube Ilnur I lo pile un nrw loeli i m e owe of lh” featured one IP Ilf bombings In 21 hoars, two kid­ *h r met Th- dulls* of Connlv I'hislrlan nimplntiied about this m att-r lor 'fiignty Commi' 'I the hook for 10 ntlautrs. Tho lh" |ii t nine years," a*ked th” bail bren Ibe "backlwtn* uf lhUrge group htlliii'l I he h«p|iet Rr, S. I'ule.tiin during April at ihj'C ourl llnui y v*e cny. IL speaker satt he Wa, a t-l«phone naping* and report* of a * 1* w ,r' revolulion." She lold how they for Itl.Yt yesterdiv, while el"- vrslrrda .. ", wore similar In llimn Ilf \|ne h. t'nmtot 'i>h i ' to lonlntain nnd Dann. citclakcr of tbo county company entpMjr*. The call* were faie oter union domination gave had signed manifesto-, hidden where the market, fnlletrd stten':lli”ti n hrhlgo In the Oviedo The bill providethat tl"g"V ...... . to his friMiil turned In him ami his follower* courage to Mo*t nnrkets ragged In I Iitraced to a general store. fleeing stmVnts. and prepared rnrly tiading, an-l none stork fining Isidies “ hell not O’ r ■ rd- 1., the Hoard of County t'ommi* •rrtinn ovrr which he bnul* oi • home, stated tha' •! 'ink nngoi from hh grove to market- month of April ••" ll«.*o When the abductor arrived at act. Baker said. The terrorism,* nitt'twhl c, Ihemsrlver for “drastic urlion.’ maikrt i,|H'rnlor* were in lined to e late nf rotnpeP-allon wbo*b w tl I i"i» r, yexterdev I'nniniiv tonrrs I- I*. Mill*, of the eftool 'fee eent hnolhrr pupil, l ieId ntoif than III i-r ...... r ‘ A* county phv-i-lan be made “They h-ld pataile. wh-n «<lh go .hurl on thIhrnry that „ ««!'• I ’ *• f ff who waa srith her In the school­ brought pt lice urdei» for the ar. riing in the strvets wa. |H<»»lbh', snni'to i»”t op tin* oftual rod* ot eight virile In He fonvirl I'a nip. Oviedo W.ir liptructril to humllc operated ui * r" ’ ihy. Thin ro.it i . ivl ! I f* t U yard, into the building to Inform rrst uf Humphreys, successor to and girl studsnls fotght lirsld” .tsn tiil technical reaetbm s> at Iho nhvdenl pnourtM's fi|iiirit'ftd four >1,11* In the •"mini lull, elnl tin* cnni|dniiil. last appearing, but stocks nK |_ liny, iiwn-r of n Mih-dlvi- white n. d n 'tornI innult' ■ mid the glrl'a teasher that he was AI Capo! r a* "publit enemy. No. Civ- vtdt, to the I minty Home. (Continuru on fage Thre«-» gained iuimI of thrir Inisr*. a and betterment* " •ion muthwext of Owrola. asked utliiials nf th- I.on •• waiting for the shitd. Bhe left lm- planning to extend control over ItV an o'erwbrlming 7t t" I" ' A phvsDIan foe the Sennoole -----------------lallroad irrurs wrte bid up II to lor relief in the matter of » roudmediately and it oma not until an all 1 nlons. llr. Apr. t. the h nt • * u P-SU* during Ibe oflrrmnn vide, the llmiso )e*lenlav luoin t**ei"l v Welfare Roll-d, |l- I’ob-• w.n lending Into Onereda, hut the City olfi lal* Her ared the garg- LUNCH ROOM HKDKCOHATKD f:> , hour Inter, near «:S0 <E. I>. T ) ing placed it- approval on n lot, performed nil” major and Mure s|wculatiye railroad Ism.l’ l " j ticirgr “Hugs" Moran, White, p, M. that police were notified. ••estrol art whirli would revive the |lim e minor orerallons. held 7*r? msttri wa* temporarily paaatsl, p|„| by 31 white and ' i 1". Among Ihe downtown store nl*n forged ahead. repotted (ronla that are latlng freshened up In the absence of any known O’Donnrll an 1 others m rth tmsi * law*, staodio” sin”e of'iee rolisuRnlnut. mol IPJ on !luring n tlLriissInp of this sid>- , ( i,o n ., l ie .iii; Wheat at Chicago wn* b*l|. 'l (Continue 1 On l’ag} Three) motive, police believed ransom at the present time I. Ihat of thr not only by lh- prngie** nf lb* ...lieertlin” rile bundling nt estate •Iilielfon. at Hi- free flinlr. made ji*rt, th- I’nmiiiisnlorter* gave th- white man win ndtmUrl. Itrieuing was tho motive because or the re .9 I’ostofficv Lunch Room opetated (arm rrlirf.lnflatinn lull In C»n nf Florida cllitens. |’a*-n 'e "t •he oil-bt vlrtt* In th- Immes of rnim M.reoln l'y|ire*s C'iO is-rmlsstno the total In IU innu' -• QUAKE IN MKXK:o ited wealth pf U , child's family. During iht innnlh l i l wnl' V ' hy Htrvc Droao*. resident of Ihi* gie . but h r bullish rtnp rrpir)*. yidnmlpoo bill llou»e Rdl tv pdlants and “ I vlml • ••" l„ build I, rattle gu*e I aero s thn reoln I Vpre-s I'n. permtiaiow nf milk were pro.In •' • " l a *'» 1 •r father formerly wa* em­ ARTEGA, Mexico, May 3 — section for many year*. Mr. Dr". umiffirlal estinmtf* indl'aluig. « e"nv quieklv. after lb** rh ip lr"' 1 . . pilq| ntlrnding rnttnl) II po (f’r ntinne'l t a I’age Four I ploy ad by n Detroit atruetural steel (41— A strong eartnqusr shock of »,» only recently of 11 rentu t ”i gulD", • nnvrMed hi? I -mill Spring planting, « well • of an a'oeodmrot bv Tom •' loot . flto r Since coming here- he has on# mlruta ilwatlon was frit here( grocery and fruit store into » Ihe lowest winter cron In many S'ewxrl. of Vidnsla. wbo-b “ "•II y ir«I |»a «*«l UG I •' ' *%4i * JJ K i engaged f» boet building. »tit| mnk” it l,”ev,**a'V f " r • Rl II riNl I»f l*» •rlit.l 1^. iloup, yesterday. No damage was rv-j modem lunchroom and grocery Future, surged up nekil) Becauee the abductor asked that ported. Arteaga is In Mi: ht.sein that has been well pattonlxrd rente n bu»hel. nn'l Dual p f " ' wife to join with Ibe hnslsvn | ••! and 21 i|o*en of III? egg. produrfd Die McMath hems Ulephone be suite In West Central Mrixco. ui-fo llou.it. ,| In th« county erf|since ll* Grst oprning. >howril net gains of 7 H I" I •'•* the sir »r nnv of hi* >' »P-rtv. not an amendment bv It k. Igw viit tsmp i.earhy. 7'h i l l 'wu. ( Jtsconaected fw « "lr l» rri|l«. irtd iK t v u |i?w In# ih#ory I m lids ' f Miller a m were proThe dollar rrcoverorl som-wln' Is of palm •Reach, changing an that he Intended to es ape b , boat. PI foreign exchange dealing . «»•• Iill nf H’nr rillllM'nl. The III. ,e pinmltlee mi ”'ut 'I .toll”, white, rtl ., rlr-rxel The drive to \bg waterfront fro " (Hit d. negro ......... Mr. Dann -«<*»• 1 'hat d ’or again tended to cool lh- infD 'i"" will I"' .he tchool wae lias then n mile * >1 ruling II1.VTJ 'llrlii Uo my *|m> ulative flame'. AsM* toiinnxl ameodinenls ve >tr r*lnvr- uuk-uLseveral urgu’ta catuUil—tu , ed.lv— d' tvlllg. ported*fsv-shtv— no* t v s i " " " * 1 jiatnaen. Resident* nf Harwichr dleg'd “hnitie of ill repr.le . next Monday. . ffr.wthp railrr securities rhow-t l,,ontli f«r «U Pl'lm* i"»l • hiUTF'l l„ amend Uorbla’S Con.’ .' "' I, .n.e|i hint*, while. sort were eonfldegt. however, that twrrow rhanges. I'nllon rb> "I I nu a fine of II • for ............. b. irsl r*p»n*c . rnd in'l'idlng *D«o so craft could leave the water­ la lllg dt Id, w»» !•••-• Rev. Martin J . Bram, new rec­ a pervm when he !■* ynlir !?■ H- buri ly rhsngfd. Rllvnr, r"Pp't an I |. .mit eon rlidalDn ,,f v»l?e " f rggr. butter and inlfk I It ry lltket. oiler 'be «a* fmilul ,. vl merger of t itles and rontdi-i. II, I,|>,I I Iy roll •i » e l"r K i #• pindmed, h* is aide !<• report tin t front unseen. \ t illy before Judge H A. H \h»l tor of llo'y Cross Epiaiopal •aid, “Expenenre bss »hnwn u* niitnriierd nil ftilnres tw e nmI i lh**.** that It U impossible to l-gt*lnl>, , ||,,I t |. fn lows »■<«' »' C, H. Pratt, ageerintendent of Chuich, is of the opinion that lha .st- lv lower. • kirrsnn In I'obrc I'm i MinvI* > sSiiiUh* ih ' rpit of food per day for Ihn ii, ana livor;e l»i*»n. anything tut or In. |srtt olarly The movement In th" railroad |Awlt. who was lb tha hullding nf t -It noil. Alien ill Inmates lining Ai ril wa.i IU.I comptrhensivo program offsred motal character. Therefore, "ur •hari's i vidently gained sonic i" when the child leR. said while the rents and Ihsl tb- told , . vl ,«f Ii. W. Spencer, ileiri r nlto' w 'l e Jam 's llerobrxon, Ntnlil, w ti* tg-Math* never employed e chavf- tho youth of Americ* thiough tha only otqer avvniie i‘ l" tercli lh” rpiyation from report* of *rvmil Lrepiltg the Inn’S'i s |“ r dsy WO* rey, cnnouim I that he r*i”l'il rt|i \t,i lo I .• d I «>l,,y rarrler* showing that feer here. th« call; wen accepted Boy Hcout movement ia the most youth Iho*# Ihlag* whi' It we hu«r |e ,1 the case u well h Hi s'” |Ifrl'll f . i ,i i h; Willi" Itnp'r »n,t aaa rent*. ga having been from the parrot slfed it* mean* of “touching" tho learned from IdMer e/ erierce. their freight mnvemcnl la«t wr.L I ,,| / n 1 1 'I P V I O n l U f l l t ftnro plared on the nltiiwmg ii” K»»Ti ■ tTruiiy Wrret lined $10 l i H R v I » l4 t J h and the child was dtgmlssed. None boy af d showing him the way to Thb church ami *cho,d anil »ervi*e r,reeded that of la*t year. grorf, rhargrd with beipis iimnlo •4» h; Frank Thuim* wa. ill* t f the school teachers aaer the health, happiness, and lucres*. club hn»e Ihelr pail of the of. lire house, Wt|l*»—Rek-rr-Jr-H' River Improvr mi*nt . ,*n rr *wl -"t"»D \inal, W rit’ tbarged with ns­ child eater the car. be said. lie told Sanford Klwanlans spwuilil lt). hut in niy - uptniun. iVLiNonir Mcctlnir l« III Rukar, Will M fire. Il.-niy II in tbi city *"d rouniv *••• " " , after V fight d .tirg whn b Group To Hold Meet ■boat hit vietis^ to*h»y *A the the Scouting ipoyeiqrol it nno of| ll,* l.aVe Mary Comiil"'"1 • Uulld mar and Willi” Rsudolt h, art»l lh” I,., luhbcd a lagrn •" " ’e htad. Montexuma Hotel in an vnuxu*ll“ the fines*' add * niosi effrrlivr j Hold Tiicnday NIr Ii I Action Ilf) finn hasrs'e.l :,.-tlir.*t Mill t mg irn igl' a* 1 :30 »"eb •v •*'" The Mar tne;ung o» rhs jjl.. . , ■inuimat talk In which ho quoted meros of ‘touching’ the loy the* I nwren?* f.« le-p -* »• lb 1i"”-o v , fined $t" .,irpo,(. „f ontinnine their di ru Enthuslaem in thloip Mn-"* Johns River |m-roi*ni*nt A "oclRoberts at length from .'acts and Lguic* I know nf.“ * • i l i a A '.h was freed Charge) pf (ring I r o n ' of lb mti„ on la* relief nu I heir n ,s 'r-og u isro', rnnaidcie • in * Btiou wi'l b" Mill al lint I iDirio A trio that lncliiil«l Mr*. A. M. wn* a feature of the tegnl that graphlcal y tell Ihe story of report hy n ’|KC al ro io u d "- 'M hnuso also wrr- lorle" I sviim t Jostle* of Uo Poors J. a Rob­ America as the world'* most law- I'hilllpe. Mr*. fL It. M*«.n. nod rvefinu of Ssnfurd Isvlge I > cnr'ealrei w ill’s'll, pud $•* foe pdlL It Titusville at lt:0ll nVIn-'k «n K. I* Ford at.I E i’rlb. Hi I. siel M p..|,| . 1 Ike Mavani” Tempi- >.*.« frm lnj' ln"*d ' • " ' Friday morning, it was nnimtini'd erts kedev r i s e In tha defense of Dm nation. II. C. Moore, atfompanird wl the •-!• o -K| -ith Worshipful Master , t-.blem* nnd similar t" of they arc to h« tried »’•«' MLnilsv ' ' J . P.‘ McClollond who l« fI, nr y Rlfhiimn was rfned $10 trriay. Thn session, in Ihe fnrm of This lawlessness. Rev. nram giano by Mr*. France* A. Ilicksm, F. It. Breeden presiding. Am—w ’ **-•••-— • • '..... olh'r rrt 1 M brought 10*1* ' the o.vrrnnrrntul oP-rs'... ' a business meeting or Ihe hnani uf t i f PVSeiad no bring oot«rriy. critl* stated, has many beginnings. The nlfrred a group of corps in "I--. More than Ml »l*ltlng Ms ter 1 1 s ro mmit tee Is »si“" " ' ' n brio police court ru n lly ;ver” I, , ii.,- petit Inneny of a pitr uf directors, will I * fullowrl' If'-U 4 tkg Ms cnansrltuw la tho fart that many laws are not Orvance of NatDnat M.'slc Wi"fc. i l a - n , from alm-erl averv bel-r •) ,.rr - it.I ts report in tb '■'■•"• "« 1 Iho following: joist luncheon of th" Assm-iqli^n g nf tha trie toon Elliott. gaThose attending the meeting in I'tjtriet 15 were p m u t , f’n 't; ire utlnn* that will I” " J . H. Bowden, whit”, rhrrgod * vMlarl Whitaker, charged with ,n.I menbers of Iho Titusville In who, a floe flwtr- worthy of the people, or should were; Mn. I’hlllipe. Mte. Masou. I’arlmrville ws* unrepre*»nl< d. Representative* C. W. F.n'/minpr* with tafklesi rtuviog last Sep letgmg "P iho streets, ws* lined taty and Kiwaaia Clubs at |J:1C near lbs Toantry have been scrapped Dog ago, ia Mr. Moore,, anil Rev. nram, ■« Many nf the visitors brought m-s ,nd R. J . ll"Hv at T s"s r-- •• _ teinber bat who - r *•# was $10 . o'clock. i tori Tiresdsy ab*ht, was o paramount reason for America'* guests, and Kiwsnian* Hepracd t v s that Mr. Breeden term'd , . ..mnrsndatlon, mad' by nr* hrociht Into rn iit lull wr*k, re (Vi lie ' o ’. Slid Los iqwl*. ,Spe:|al gtieslr of the do” **Jn tto C eo tv Jail Ii* be ‘aH issnris. h* aald, because there rliaig” I 'vitlr airault, were dio­ Orerlin. whs presided, S. J . Nix, ,f this romm inity. hat he'n a steadily inrrwsslng re­ tt'iiayorir ... — . ho m*mh*r* of the Florida IV-,IM. 1 “|r*pirinr»," treated , $10 #hon«l. to .e to m a th *. Frank Evans, lurkr Ws'V redC. R. Mrior. W .'B. Zachry. J . II. A highlight of th- meeting .... Navigation District, whll, y . F. Mrr. Julia Sain, while, rhatge.l |“l cant andsr- volt pgilnst ell lews, both good end tad. “Appalling" le the word Kb iron, ll, D. .Caawell, Howard'Lcsfne when William I». Tde. n". dent who has tieen ln.tr imerrUl with disorderly i ^ Olvnn, of Cresrent City, will ,>ro-. rond ct, wa* " Wil i” Williams, charged with • in nrganlxin* the group "hD.r flr o d W .' v-.srelt and ihr'Cf'o, ill b . trlod fld i_ In thn matter he u4ed to describe Ibe picture Long/ Rupert Strickland, Karl P**l maste, of th- D«UlM M-re now it Uking th# l»*d In the rnvtsThis rount i fa r*r fw nU ikkm J . L. Tliornley. rrhite. tha'te*' to giro Mr. showing how this nation leads Lsbaiann, W. T. Langley, Peter wss unanlmoOsIf recommend'd to tr/atDn of tux relDf m-tb<*l*. to­ I j . , i>, $ Gukini. rharged with will Include II. Mo Pepnorlk’ H* 4 d R.fH. fhanman of Rsnfnnl _____ a llr/ Ion all others In robberies, murders, ftta a l. ». t f r .Deudney. Bill Do- vire'-— with improper parking, was flnod day, ortod »H Interestrol roul-nl* lu>lrg ilrttnk, was fined $5. J . Lehman. F. T. W inter*. W. «o. . Mr. EUtoU noad- ■so of drvga.'and Interest in sd>- Bps*. Ray Ere. f . S. Umirm. V. as right seondripful district dcutty •L to attend Iht tn-eU"*. The revduR.---- --- J-axA, Speer,'* 7 . N. W h ites rat, gr*nd masUr for District 15. • d id Ii* la * Gaskins, ehargoii Cooper. Karl l^hmann. W. A 'V « stone pDtp re* end book*. F. fjvan*. while, rhorge*! v* VVwm t'e-sq edit bo. put to a vntr nf Ih* FollqWIn* Or* builncsa meelinv with »»t*' dt, atwl Jsriio* Hill, Jr-, flor. J . U M— Rev. Braiq said that In hm KVet.bn Brilr, c. O. Bate, Ju liu. aisr rit. was finrd $15. audiaiKO, Jr* said, and "It i* boo'd tlainea. I-.D - Haines, J, ( r Arty U hnvo opinion “J f wv .r e ever to do any* Dlngfetder, Dora Roniska, Art her refroahinenfr ware sarvad In lh» that a largo and rcpresenlatlvo Ud Bioko*, •'hit*. charged ihsrgrd with lorkDs* driving, wi I L*v$, * f Genov*. thing shoot crime wo will luccced BrassR, T. U iDmas, and Counts vroUD which enmpriaod about 75 be tried next Monday. dron* with rocklssa driving, and It. githcrlny will be present." MasUr Masons. f r i t t e r By the proper training of i •“ • • * '■ U a t ' * te V rt rorT' n/ . - S ^ r r,n' Un'*1ifttlw'.Um.gr a Grains Contilnuc To Pile Up Gains i » k Many Cases Of Alleged Violation Of City Laws Tried By Wilkinson Rev. Bram Gives Informal Talk At Kiwanians Meet On Crime Convention Taxnayers To Hold ............. ............Public- Meeting In McClelland’s Defended By Jk -- — ^___ ih • fv �. tMBANTOKP . . ta M m r * " * “ •» i* * 1m, . nrffhbartof <"•* tamk-drte^ha»»« . a far lavedMn110* 49 Persons how TOgysTAWP P re c io u s Metal 'CoatlVW^ r w i * * * * Oml „ty Sheriff Braton. ‘ ...ployed by r t , , dry c « t n * U « a ctio n ef • * * 1 SfNew Y.rk r malaod a a ta ld e tho treaaary vaults. The laUrreala* day, saw CiaelaMtl at. booM — rtllaOelphM BkD ry Convention Held In New Y flA With Many Present he * ,, Tk. io avoid peerlb'* anything aver JJ* corporation to eobeertbe U praferred ttock of a national »toto bank and tmat cempany. . . . ueed la a sub•crlptloa to tha National Bank ol °*Jto <haa been ueual erer alnrt CoitgTett at the taalatonea #1 Administration WASHIMQTON. May *• -< *> - Y e i U r d i y i R e iu lts Daring A the »**••»* 1sssu first " « “h « l^ . e th e r e fo re * r .,;r .2 - s * « » !« » » The loeeie for the monlh smaller than February’. *' 000 total. A» o.ual, tl •pread among bonk., companies. rallro.d., bu loan oeaoclitlone, n credit corporations, ai •(toilet. c o i .m b ., t it test* wars ■ TSSRl.la-B.m-u pones, cold weether. aaa!“ EvmsiSrDiUver, ^ "b lfffl .d e sn c for Thin time, Lawls W. I * " * * * new director of tho bui%et, mom the nppool directly to Bpnsker Rainey, but the report boan publUhed bef.ro bo teethed tho eponher’e office. Ralaey pree lonely had ttld that bo meet make tka report public Congress, by resolution, arectoe him to do other wlte. Tho loon totala by ntatee. to eluding direct relief aa well aa ad vancee to federal tgemlee wllbli the I 700, Georgia leg a l notice •vs&” 'aw w :* ■.■yg.g.ya!'?’ w im icit. in t«i»^ -.i s pno■ ^ w«%,agai-...g! gar. Y. M. Mailer, pastor of First Christian Church hsrs. sdocIs I reprsoaatatl***. •“<*“ i f f l t thiwuglr dlplo day mid that a Jetotog the hoard IU ». . ‘ u “ fSrV M tH at preparing U t, d e llre r hie fir s t “ ro stral th a t began a t Ibe chi E T ■ mass attoek upon _ l depression at Iht Intar- Ust night, • su b ject wss htonatary and economic ■ g,» Smith • _________________ and kf l m m Ii i ! a LonAuu* l — . U w s . dev. May .< Urn rmrmmtto from th e . writings o t U £ gg 'sent hero will spssk R„ . Smith do dntriee at London,'as ^aanca of Chi T V . •; ' . further to 8** MtroVersIsl war dobk U- Coua(y than J ■I mdatoly by fresldontl ,ioinc, 9f tk A S a t: week to hie talks I Hi eiud mas KMa MlnUtor M^cDom M.I #bj women h t Rrltslp »n4 former1P t*' cause of Chrl >rrto|, of Tranff, causa of pat h m , again with ' Ihe uP- true Chriattor S ' tho Italian reprooontaTonj,h t *r V # •* •- • lluMollnl'i —New Orleana' unemployed yenUrday held a May-Day demon■tratlon to the downtown area to I protect tha I1A0 a day pay atnto on loral omergeney relief Joho and after elaaklng with polk, to front of City Hall obtained a mate meeting and parade permit from city authorities. • One man waa HATES First Sermon Mondi At maty opetate an attom p t to u T Democratic .dmln.tr.tlon March-tho Recon.tnxllen Corpor.Uon decided to adraoce »TUr 111,000 to aid business nnd feed tha medy In 4« ntotee and the District of Columbia, JBSgSSSMSli IOITUM S to rlalon #f »bo !• * r March Issued Meiopbl* HI «mly «.iw . »cl o f th e fig h t th e l « » « " fe rta e a m b - T U f U - M e a ^ ^ pHig Mew York S u le e fe r e n the prohibition. Dr. Baeaa. wha w the houie h»d been t(|# keynote *p«akeT, itrmnnd that moot eleneeaUry reetrlrtlre Uwe, lueh ea local option. and dentored It wa. futUe to le-k U e W " *J together no# aa never before. the two major part too for aid In month era. mado under • coping with the eltoatlon. L oan F ig u res York ihta. i UU lepmnanlaa. m H *f * UJ i r " red »Io«* la »" oM iM r m by Dt. A -£ l tW,. , * T E a k o h a l w ith a e oral and .tale geverttnwaU. wWlo md. of Boebnetor. PimM*8* * ,« U , will r»M«*y Federal Council ef^Chwtban, the aolltkal machine. are oDcnoa mi” were Uken »* T.k in g . plea U l b * * ■ * • ? * wilhUw moor forte*. Ska da,u«k»» « « " ‘y U ' i« • *•»•>«* £ ■ * T T j L S r t elered that the weU had U U *' Part, they mid. -»• haardod la fore! an caantrto, and a n i t I M bed been lent or melted down for tk , oee. of laduetry. In addition them wan an onpecUtloo that »o»e Of Ibe rnld holder*' would adopt tho stlltodo eepreeeod by Senotor Borah. <*• Idaho), who mid t f t t i f h e o * " ^ • quantity of gold *»• r*JJ* Ratohibaqk a t th a New Y o rk S U te W w anT^ l" really wllb virtual* • « » ••**** C k rietU a Twee p e t * * * " •w p l"’* ■fur cemtof h»r*l |n the l" ■ portkm of tkto turned la. bet there were a# Indlcatlona of bow U“ ■ *• » » aa r, s#nl In |M llonortfclo .O H SlIf Ju d e , or Bemlmie C o e .ly . P lo rk .. Ih .tr rin.l r.lu rn , * * '4 v o u rb .r. . . K .e ru lo r. «r th. K«m i. » r W. U M .r lw .lS .r , dOcmeed. HAVE y 5 u *'W A TC H iw sired by on. who really knows now. Iriggs, Jeweler, Msg. A r e . ___ / f_ A iU w o b H w F arm er I n Critical Condition A fte r H e Receives Reel A Bona, D eaton. I l l tA—PohltfT FOR BALE: Brans. Turkey eggs and poults, John R. Jatraa* Beardall Ark.!_ MICCANOPY, May After lytag for two d nts homo wh , . wh — ^ goor of his ossollsnt fired a load « through a wladow | Into hit faro, G * * * * .* : 45, who recsnUy selttol m thrto waat of ; *• • ‘ 0 n U m »ubjtf nuftAtlAl Btkc Only ” &Ws«ne<! noltoffh* to- ^ Mrs. Tor ^m ak TfwUUm H ) W * ,p*,l.V must. XX) D00 debt to tha l h l j* “ noctod to bo W . wait aa to omh tka ^ hl , i M, u?i- muauaraUM la ad— - . DEPENDABLE USED CAB jn i' ues with the REEL gua 16 — A p a r i m « l a F o r B r n t t ; FOB RENT. I reom « r-ito ^ d ■partmeat. with garaga. ftu k Avenue and Sixth Btoaat, known u Holly Apartwanta, Phone Y90- rtttod Now I I I Reduced price on single viaioe S rfts v riS AT YOUE DEUGGIHT ^ s s a s s s s p U t P a r k A y *. ,r - B IL L Y ’S U N C L E s W E D N E SD A Y - 8<— r I■ liSO, 1 Time Vaudeville M oitcnl E t n u »T0 I 2ft T a le n te d A r t H t H A R R Y W ADLAN "T k a M aaatra" to tg lR V CU CK O O iV Y M ft e AlAfT MOW * THAN I O O . p e a c e a rt P t u r t e T lO O t e a c e w r — B o io o y c o u l o c c y HtCfULTHAAiYUAtT i ' N O H W i! > 8 Dt SAILORETTE8 E) LEWIS JEAN GRAY jy jy t “Datoty I s * * ^ ' s I S — M O R IA R IT Y — B U R N S . rm t" . •; rea so n br A gage % �'* jjg------------------------- p » r -• ^ rv v JK T "’ ■ im " * i * mm+,* 9* J TgB BAffTOHD HEWAtPa gANFOIIP. FLORIDA, Jho Sanford Herald mr a l flia fa rf. riarM a. 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L aatla a a t Kaka. rva.va r a l Tka K arats Ja Ika aallaaa IK K at a ta rrlla la a . n t t w a ■ « n a la la la a t la A a - l a n t i - ' “T* • Ik a awnaliy a l l ! a fto atjal kaa*a a a rtrr a la O laSaa.aaS I r a T arfr ‘ Tfca ItaralA la a a a a k a l at Ifc* A aaaalalrt Prraa a k lrk la r ir la a l r f lr r a illir t la Ika aaa tar rr•akllrauatr a t all aawa-AlaM lrkra a f t u at tar II a r aat a tk a rw H r»a*H- 4 la Ikkl l « K * ■ !< ■ »*!,**■ ra l a t a a *wM lrkri »r*aia. rlukia a t »a*aWl>a1laa t l.r a ir k r a k rrrta ara al -M l WEDNESDAY,' M i/ 3, m l UUII.I1 VEIW(I} FOB TODAY • * ' TIIF. UNTa’ m KD TONGUE: lit t h i t k rrp rlh m i mouth kerptth h it l i f t ; but h* t h i t openelh wide kkuk.jatiiua*w urr Proverb* 13:1 TWO PMOKOPIIIES i :_ .L r :.. R.ilnlnc! And It’* r« tj w»t tain: Pronirs krill Mo**«im aKiinl Or It you thooir: Dari day* IH» thin Are not my own Idea of Witt. I know my epine the water eMIla, Itnin may be Rood for daffodil* B u l l am ttubjrtl to raUrrah And wrl fret very dangerous arel WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1933 PASTOR LEADS Social Work Conference S an fo rd p lay s host today nnd the rest o f th la week to sco re s o f prom inent social and w elfare w orkers throu ghou t th e a ta te who a re g a th e rin g here fo r th r nin eteen th annu­ al m eetin g o f th e Florida S ta te Conference o f S o c ial W ork . T h e H erald ta k e s pleasure in-exlem lrrrir — wrmt' * "of welcome to them and In pledging th e h eartv co-operation o f local citizen s who are glad o f th e opportunity to p ro fit from th e tru ly im portant number.* on th e pregram . T h e con feren ce firings to S an fo rd many .state and n a ­ tional leaders in sociology, including rollcgc p ro fesso rs, ju d g es, d octors, prison an d reform school su p erintend ents. Red C ross re p resen ta tiv es, probation o ffice rs, m em bers o f the R econ stru ctio n F in a n ce Corporation rrlie f com m ittees, and includes perhaps th e m ost ou tstand ing group o f lead ­ ers which has e v e r assem bled in Sanford . T h e ir m eeting here a t th is tim e serves t» im press up­ on local m(nds tHe im portance o f th e p articu lar work w hich a th e ir cbifcen field. U nless one happens to belong to th e g re a t nrm y o f unemployed who a re su ffe rin g m ost from th is d epression, o r is im m ediately connected w ith the p rob­ lem s o f providing fo r d estitu te persons, one is apt to fo r­ g e t, in sp ile o f h is own depleted purse, how d ifficu lt, how com plicated, and how v ita lly im portant is th is prdhlrm o f nodal work. * W e hope th a t many S anfo rd people will avail th e m ­ selves o f the opportunity to h ear such advanced leaders in sociological thought ns l»r. K. L Clarke o f R ollins College who will speak tonight at 8:1.1 o'clock in th e M d hod is C hurch on " T h e College o f Today ns it R e la te s to S o d a W o rk ," nnd th e numlcm erous wht tis o th er prominent nrom iiirnt ssn n e a k ers, tr a -w ha tr tti- p r p tr m r n n w fr n :TTCeTsd,*field itpk'S H tor.ccon stru ction F in a n ce Corporation, who on Satu rd ay a l th e P a rrish House, will d iscu ss "F ed era l R elief, F a s t, P rese n t, nnd F u tu r e ." T h e work o f relief is one o f th e lug problem s o f th e day. both in local and national fields. It should he in te r ­ e stin g to all o f li t to learn what is being done by the v a ri­ ous ch a rita b le in stitu tio n s, relief organizations, and th e n a ­ tional governm ent to provide for those on whom the g r e a t­ e st burden o f hard tim es has fallen. i A Stand AgainHt The Machine Ralr.lmt! Cold, Utter rain and ha rah, A n oth er reverb eratio n from the late lam ented technoc­ The. lawn it nlmott nory a marsh, racy spasm which swept th e country, lias Item heard in flood fiir the ro K i: True enough! Scotland recently where an organization o f Sh etlan d women lint I need run to ilo i|iy stuff.' k n itte rs has la on formed to protect their centuries-old in ­ I find m, keen enjoym ent In H ettin g m ytelr to a k e j to the rkln. d u stry from |fin en cro ach m ent o f th e m achine, sev eral o f R a in may bring bloMoma fair to which have made t h r ir appearance. Thorou ghly ag reein g w ith S e n a to r Uuruh’s disposition tee. But It bring* tufferlng to me. o f th e question o f technocracy when he s a id : "T h e firs t real tech n o cra t w as th e c a v e nmn who becam e disturbed Rain I And divergent p o ln lio f becau se h is n eig h b o r used a crooked stick ' a s n~ pfow. view N a tu ra lly , he th o u g h t it would put hundreds o f men out o f And both of them pterirely true. n ev erth eless we cannot help hut feel th a t in th e Itnin bring* the blossoms and the w o rk ," ruse o f th e S h etlan d women knit lent som ething should be green Which make the lovely rummer done to preserve th e ir an cien t a rt. ie « v ; N ine tlim ca n d women, nr 7ft p e rm it o f th e total f e ­ Likewise to him who walk* tlm male population o f the .Shetland Islands earn a su b stantial street In tric a te p a ttern s For many a day It spells defeat. part o f tb e to ta l incom es by k n ittin g . But though man piai**s or ron». d atin g buck to th e tim e o f th e Spanish invasion in Queen i F liz a b c th 's reig n a re k n itted in a m in nor unequalled fo r plains, T h e ir Jum pers, m u fflers, Gnimble* or grins, soma day* It re g u la rity , n ea tn ess, and design. nips, so ck s, id o rk in g i, aha win, amt eh lb Iren’s g arm en ts a re lain*. — fly Fdgar A. Guest. fam ous th e world over. T h e srl has born handed down from m o th er to d a u g h ter fo r generations. The Miami Ikiily News refen T h e re is no argum ent in llu ir favor on economic to Roosevelt's RefnieMallnn Army Undoubtedly th e adoption of m achinery fo r as the American Aspeditionaf.’ grounds. K nitting th e se g a rm e n ts would mean larg er production, Forte. g re a te r , m ploym ent, ami a h ig her standard o f living, but All rumors from 'Wbilia ■•- » '" ut sen tim en tal grounds ev ery th in g can be said for Hie to the effect that » ' « _ liiiW- l*> S lu t la ini k n itte rs. ba » free-for-all * Iii:ht il In a world w h ere ev e ry th in g is becoming standardized, kfimething *!<.*■ n't happen boon. win re a m an's h a t. iilmes. co a t, his ea r. in fin t everything ho ow ns, looks lik e those o f everyone else, it in pleasing to Somethin* clwtya rerun »•> l«> happening In Chicago. If it Isn't ircull th a t th e re in still an industry e xistin g ill which in ­ May th e women o f Shetland he suc­ a gnng killing, It's u Imrlier*' d ivid uality p revails. strike. Am! if It Dn't « lUMh*i»' cessfu l in th e ir fig h t, and mnv th e y continue to m ake sw eaters which haven't th e label o f n fa cto ry m achine strike, it'., n bomb explosion. damped on th e ir hack. _ ■ ■!> . --- ----Flocks m tnlnly fell ilown for a enough. It enghn't to lie n r.nrU prlsn to let- them gu "Roomt"l'enrninls ,Journal. But n lot of SA N FO R D , T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO lambs air Iwliii; I* id •■> daughter Just now. Mrs. Robert Newman war host- Atitn from l.o Rhait and destred to '■u of tha Gamen .Bridge Club he made one. The b rid e wa* lirau Ali'l thru lin-ir'* iinolhrr thing Wednesilay morning. The Idrihesl which may rnme nut of this In- »rnrc was made |,y Mrs. It. \V. ••fully wlltred ill white iiirisalinr Vestlgatiun of J. I’. Morgan srd Ilein d u n . M rs. N ewm an's gucels with penrl trimming* and carried Company.' Rnn'r of our Cringle**- weir: Mrs. (’. M. Vnr e, Mi . W. It Ixmipiet of while la-.eH amt Jeamen may |e.irn troinelhing about R Anqo, Mr*. 0 W. Brad). Mrs. xainuvmaking both end* meet. . C. tl Atrl.MiWhlln, Itiri A. I". Con Cngmeer Atkins and wife, who nelly, Mm R W. Il<rnd»n, and have been visiting m Jwcb. ir.rlvitl relumed thit week hringlng with Joan Crawford *»ya slm W »u Mrs. T. A Neal. Mis* Chat lot Ir Rcetor Is the them* Mi A lim .' nmllmr, who trig her hltabsnil tor n divorce he rsnao he vpnko tu li"i lit a loud house gue*t of Mr*. J . W tin kin* "ill make thrm a vhorl vi*R at , and unu.-iunl volte. The old She plan* In leave Sail falsi for tire their borne in Ihe Fait view House. Mis. Kudnr Cuiletl riiterlnlned , meant#! When »lje Irunipa hla sic. North on .'tntiinliy of this week. An interesting marriage that 10 of her friend, last Friday nt a he should count'ten tefor^ »s•marked ofromance w oe* romotin­ rtrligtitfnl Itlllfhemf in honor of plaining to her how the game la itialed at the home of thr Rev. J. Mrs. (irndilirk, nf Jorksonville. aoppoied to V? I’lSJfrdF. Sjundcll, Lake Mary, Fla. on Secretary Josephus Daniels heKeports Indicate that prtskVnl Wednesday. Apr. 30 when Clar­ gnn tiMlay a two-week* trip to in Roosevelt Is fed 'up with i)»Ung ence William Wiltxey with his «M c official visit* lo south At­ brlde-ln-br, Ml»* Karri Marie lantic navy yaid*. The first slop and' seml-tevolutions in Cutin. Elanrliffe. accompanM I'j Iheir will In- ut Wltaon, N. f*. wliere a Machado must restore nrijrr if he mothera, Mr». Winters and Mr*. la to prevent Intervention by tin- W. A^ Willsey, whirled tip In an banquet will he given In hi, honor tomorrow night. United .‘Uates. It neems that ------------------------- a about |he only way Machado can restore order lu to resign. ----------- o - — N O W F O R R E L IE F 'I l l lOVnr or our northern rllim MIAMI HF.RAl.lt where rt.'J iwrcenl beer ha* been tried slid found wanting,'tho re­ That gigantic and far-reaching al inflationary rlnjise.* is ,to raise port b bung sent out that retail­ er i ate not fnrnlshihg their ru* farm relief and inflation M il haa the prices of farm ronmnelities tOinrrm with the reafshiff hut with finatly passed the Senate after and all other product*, stocks, aomo of the ofi| '‘hear berr" whl'h three weeks of debate and ha* real estate. That i, to the ad­ they happened to 'hkve In stork. been relumed In the llousa for vantage of millions who own and Oi'r hunch It that no beer will agreement on dilierencea. amend lell'them or who have mortgage* ai isly unlri| it Is Inimical in*. mend and addiUuni. Appioval la or contracts upon them. It Is to the mured, conferring upon Frcal- disadvantage of the buyers and thr — ------ o tn ei|ilninitif the elferta of In dent Roosevelt and hla secretary con.umers, to the empluyrs on fletion the Furl Myjrs News of agriculture the most momen­ anlariei nnd wage* lu Ihe uneniI 'M says that fhs boodholdera tous power over the lives and plojrd who cannot afford the wealth of 12S,OOOjtOO persons ev­ present costa, to those living on will t-o hurt by it VtTai(*>. "the er bestowed voluntarily by a /ixed Incomea, whether from peny t’ ld ir fl«»d and t)»a they Democracy upon a single ruler. itbns, insurance, dividends, or & nevl year won’t buy as much Da ramifications and poaslblll- whatnot. •a the f ’l they got thla year." Bui liea are probably not realised by Wisely and conaarvalivtly man­ ■tH News Pres* Is ipor* nearly anyone, Including the proponents. aged the unprecedented • power eperaet, we fear, when It ad D la fraught with tha greatest may nvlva agriculture, Industry ttwt even they may find a silver good or avit, depending upon tlraa3 trade, incraaaa employment, *V Using sinrr the M they gat naat nikntaneas and tha wladom shown and rvstora prosperity. That Is year, even In depraflatad n r . In tbs' uaaga of (ha authority (ha ax pacta Ron. That is the ds. Tenry, la better than tha fJM granted. pandsnes placed upon Mr. Roose­ MUch getting now, ^ Tha p rin t purpose of tha aavar* velt. Radically i M M , the Infta- I on thv lubjvct 4,Not For Ibrnary plan* tould wreck Amer­ JesoV Sak«? Only? b^for# in olhti ica en*f make th* pa*t fear years 1large audience Lift night. • *eem like a picnic in comparison. Kr»\ Km ilh *i r»**r*l lh 4 wf«reat * nr**,| »»j 'ilrvntinn ant! i#rtlcr nil Therrtn i- th1; danger—th e ih|i r«ft *>r Ihp ihsciptf-V* *utln*r threat to ronfiiPn *. Units* the** that "A t U u r ttl w u a Impg PrasMent give' a.'irrane* of hui witnr - I,, ihr k e nn»l p«*wvr < T \y n '«PT*1a. fullowing re* U ASHINarOaVa May latantiom, f»ar will be bark »p ----------kJr -u* I ’lir i'l, ihr «11 fip|p of !**__ »( tb r:.iw»«F I’O H P rr.lrlin n * that nf It-SIkrDooaM* the a^d'lle, an.| it wilt not t»ay »h«KiM tn* a living wiIq* m of Hrr nTrnatifin S c tf f l ir y IVrkii’ ’ Mtnrfrr tvor« ’. fliow:. innametra* fear. Ttwre h no reai II Avers lie B e l i e v e s In tr.,■ i nnaf -• iin uirfm* . rtt-fk pl-in wntijil rtiin dnirar p*. ! i li*' rrtlertnimf t»o« lr of Chri|f" I Tonight Rev. .Smith will speak in icnorlng tfce;e tact*, for t) r i D o c t r i n e Of H a v i n g mjf tC i itr.l r for hfenrjr nn AlHftd* f f r r r - «iri*I h rin if I ‘■Rmy T<> llnil-rstand flod'a Amare twins aik»d »n every com •J rr« mrnt « nrk i jH"»'* tu M* ft«t \ M" ft•In y w itii Pie N o w , N o t I .:it c r |Wocrt."1 Spc, »n! mu'ie last nigh^ *lak»Ir!,atiiii»T| r f nil nil? -n r ir T ilt- n «ti«tv nit*nt frum tin Mitr»'*:iry In overj iiom and home. Thi., i j fimiitht-d by ll*v. Sfniler who h**f►fit Jiff* M i to 1*0^ mfrtlmttni tv:iirr tawit ntu..t Ut :mg "A Chitit i»f Ihr King." certainty *h»»iM le removed *»• r LK«*I i " t hi? j f n to i-t imff, itn.l thr y»-n'>! pa •*»l In rrimpt”!tn thn ircnftf t rtlt* ft th r the While l|no e. Mi \ r« f u lit ft fff.ni if- il-llar ii rmv% bring! linn proffniM.* Mr. Roo-evrll may rjp.vnd en ffrirt nf fc\ iinfl t* ,*n 4 Th (« direful pr*-il,, 11..11 * nit u /n» Ilcrc'a hoping that Mr. Ruo*ait and rurn-nry hy f t lra*t t 1. rr.madv•fwfitn* the tli.ii-1- 1!n'»#»r rpju* veil's middle name will tiring US Tin n^vDO^Ttr** **f u»*h a ll!H),ono,W. lie may >-tit the n vrnfirff ff-r* - f - ti»f i- • .. (.Mini , fin v r v r T , drt*ih!Ful Mr, Iliiril* in it 11 und ili.wtiiiiwn. the firisl in k a»,| lime F n - i v r i ly will Da* ronteni of the dollar at much t->( I fwtpnciiig t„ • i. .n> 1"-' t l iy Prifuh Pn*.»Hrr,J wnm;ilit t ilhirit*! i *ertih* i in n |irr'4 |inini tciigt-r In lot-nmje *lh*- corner. .'0 |wr reni. If,- may remonel J-nXP lit •■’ •! '•« |r»i ,, tic frtti f d H» r prri|»*'4nl | - n "I I V .«!** rtI I:Snt» -j 1 11 «Ir' f in it #*» \ I'ettbn d (M e.) Fxpre,**, tllver at any ralio he ,ee-i fit. , 1 ’n irr-1 r a p in g lr»ntt d**-i 1':y (r» f fn •«| rfU t!rnilii?i' To h*t th** fnlr*nil thi.* and more may In done if re­ WwhI, III,' R, v, .M m pin n 1 nr ty te tw re n lit,* f.tt.or end sterling. j t * fcti. It minimum wu sult* are not loiffirient afle *r tii« I In anv evert, tbe laparv- e nnt:< ] prielti, lion and fort e Uirt-in, j<>ir • 1 ihviw Kovernment purrhnrrs iU „ * ffltc r .Till! <4M|Ilf y 1 vtillri ttr.lt |irate jh n t the f|| .t nh-i-e „f tb.- j tdeerve n o-tlay-weck i-urilie* There i* no idea thn ( b y A 'orlfilirm tn t!> fif t force* j Woihl K nnnmrr Cnnfcrcnee vvjlf Emerging front n President will eaert these d li-.l pn ,»tr!|n|i >.| „ All m<- ot *t ;th*| I i.lcly |rv)U' Ill' ll *Wlh the -lit- l, ie -ident Rre, evcl* it tkmary powers except will f i*r A » the p v c t n e f pf ■ * I Hint * n | biliitlli'in or e ir in x i* . m which nflt rw.irrl. ImvvVver, .* utmost caution and with the f tn it* iitM' ii-'i t 'tit m F,». i i l . . >,.<■ u-dl have l" follow the in Min. flit* I**'fuf**ml't inlere-tn Of Ihr entire . i,unt »*aft d th>* ltdI t Del err th ! IB'try. rhr km »• -nitnl . iniiy mi | I, ,i.| of tcrltng or lie- ilidlar. heart, llul he may do vshi ftit UNItin eu! td Ihe Vi rmi;:l |-bt* vienh i"in 'll I f ji ' l T fkT H lif n; , ir»|ivf L i1** plea i -. " I L t J f. I..„ 1, If w• h a*till II- ■r rv gidt.i f.t* mii:. mi' A» lo the direct relief for agti Mi * 4 IV ik iti' « «m rrn lrat-<1 «n 1 l y Jaflat try a*^g lif '.y* h it lion,, leaving them I \ i r . I'M-1 culturr. .Secretary Wallace p-n|M»H|t inn. dent F'lik.ri of the tbrnt, of Jaimn,[|hr minimum » lie (hl-rr^ H pMi|i||»t vvflti ill inVv ntinrrrase Ilo- price, of l.«»ic |nr, lim cd a l rviirrl. .. l.V >Ju, l i. ,U i vti, wmulv , . | t»-»i,M !'» i \ t* th*ja*** »m ts ' •h. .>! commodities throoyh_ Ihr Jjo J i’n /.i,T , . r ' ’ r T , ,. r r r : , ii*wd in Th-* ,lH|»an**-«* nr** Iih* wbe a|i*jMrininif«l li^ r . *oT^Troc” 'Tn^_ (axe* and Tl ri | *\\ nnnlmnm'wok*' 1 •> lir;t*f It d ir r fr«»m lh» rn it lOrlMfi -Vf r*‘irarifmt: th.* Hi , fee*. Ihrooch marketing a | brill a* - lip .iff# ! 1Jr |t I 1|Hift*- v»Tl*AT:it*IliifiaiI*I o ^ r r r m r n l tin (j , .. |n* thld tim^ if »hu wlv men! and controlled produr ! [iii'ii' ,i HFcmnr* rt"« nt na I,,', ii -l n m m in** n!« utont* r r t i v a ! **» I In vf twofHf»111 Ihoi through proclaiming a mini I*rmii?It;** M l’-'*’ IV^km p a r fry "Ttu • i ri. r th - fir r r. nn ill ** j U r n * 1 k *i . iff iir-M jm icn l l>ri<e. The taw of , apply uni WTnh* ■*!„. V;»« vtiivin inrun rnl'ljiinnrtt pr*' ■ «»♦< . !•* y«*.. : Ann 1 1 iti'i Ini * ■ |-**t 1 ■ ■ II I ., I„ j maud i* repralid. • -I mi I-. i..fp » t. | m »■ ihlt \ndn.jD. IMit'- ity. P f i fi«*t«-(t J h* 1 1 Th* \ T„ ru o the Isinn.niai.nnu f.m„ •lit It »n th*- * i Iohm I *1.’ i •* II 1 III. \im rii in the i . lo nhm .tonn.- , . f I' rinHf '.- T ro J. morlgaitc loan. prove ion* a IPtilifjing Iwft.i -tin i-f i :-M’ 11 ngn*rnii*nf , j : i i u :;r Irvtiani " made for refinancing Ihraoylt f»*rt i .’ip. »tr»! hi*t th it Frau IJ.IMKi.WKI.lxjO frderal land lai f Th- if* ifitltilfi tl th. iri 1r u . j d x It -•‘Wa* .U -tr | nn|tr«*va> »ho lewl isnir. n Hhon ti»idr I ‘thvn * >ili| thn fiiroi liihinmt of j , Minimum vu The ramification* „f Itii;* io- b I u ♦, in *1* nn;: I - *-f Mr , Ala*f1IfP.II PltdllrJoll, vjio. rin-fi I*t■'*■;»ii ■r Will* NUN* <M lire urr almosl unlimited mol will Mtir * -» 11 r * ...... . I hn-h Ini I him ho ,'didn,l want fhi*| si rntnirmim w■><'!** hi*«mu1 affect every individual ill Aluer Irii sM*' tir.l pr n «l fftitir-rti.ir jio n tim .im wiipr.* ' fall I Ml UfIJfllitWa*’ ica. If It well hundltd und *u Minn* -.in u 1Toy*I II il vi*. i W 'hiV a* mu furfiKi IfM lU’d "*> I * teeili, Mr. RoOsevell Kill take h1* "it ffHMhl o f Ih r ♦ ••fla* Iin.1 M T H E Y ’L L C U T "ff ' r, n i icte.i ( t 'v a n j ^ o l i s l n i T i v c r x place in hi*tory a* one of lh.> ♦h* ml » rain f»i|i f If. iil r•• tl* ;it *'t. i* a greatest Iracb-r*, whom penpl, wit’ L IK E N E W I’owcrftil Message* R \i vtlt-i 4*11tl ' .f -Hi* Mr M ini A-Tifii he I call Me i-.nl. If lie fail*, God '.-ivel dcnl tools; nil ItIrtilrt of *. I -r . m * 'H int 11» •?i** I lwi‘> 1*4 f»*rt hy tn;r j the country. Ileie'* l*e^(ti * ov.r I rrit in ami kmvI--; pruning I t ‘*n rtnU tiftrf trn: r*f f«*ri»iff , l» «t >* li iih iy th* ! 1 >a n r - l» Hunt f, HtoMhe wh»Te whelming Hiiece**. nf lilt l.lll'lDa (It- K*INN 1 |j# 4 Jl» irrVNi.'u!, b t n i »' * ilMlo* I*"o -« 1 tori? . 1 a ... rv a rl 1* "a iiSmT^i*"-1'I. >riti1 .Ilil-v 1 3 pi f t : nn film!*. , „ |f T - r h li{ in tiim r-h Moodi. tdt*hi ic TIP- V r,h. j- •ti«in. H '. f Off t n * «|ll< I.VWN MOWERS TWO FLORIDA LOANS f h» rhl II G ..V -, iltdivrrtM wbnt Ih’V. V. M Mat fry 9 1 j' • I l . ’tl In irifltl * f ’! The t*i*w n Tm f luw, whi ,!< p.lirrd and Shtrprnrd • ''• rl |Mi\vi*rfill no* t(*mt«»i| tt “A very A Uo For Sitlc WASHINGTON. May 3- ' 1 ‘ [ W lttl' Il M l"’ tori’ \\ n i ' 1, 11 rat II | Mii-ir O »»»t -afti run f mm* > * t L -r.v r-.rtfttnintmo i»f hi* iiiiir n to ii || « t l ( m in.. .' I lluv ■ j.'iir wmk dune by • Twu loana in Florida >'»' tbe l'< j jMimnim - d ........... * •- (• . Ip-.n * n»- tft t i.r lii. lint imthatil--. rift, p'livfrfr - miiTlgiiPTT n n y a'|r* | f o r t , I mitli tow ard fhi* rnrr-tmrlion Finance ioep-e-iitfo, dfvalualmu 1 * t •» nrrang**l o f i t im iiT h-1 nrof d f* i.rro n iii-* 'l. :•** fv tl * i . .. .. pN hi’ ih-trirl hnfr* -.I | .Iin te d it " during March ware to IloIn mbit* County Rant, la te City, ! riu iftc Hu- 1" r . l l r r .f II"* i#** •*’11 * m I- mm ill - 1%tif* niftilyiii i ; . . . t h « nnd that P u ri - nm> I.i.f f..r T o il .1. W . S I I A D O I N F.lnt I'houa 7I0-W ' an* fm|»an -‘n d tn . . I i i . , ! ky..'- * jp |H ir l l* .lli I t t K* latllldoll 110,000, nnd the F'aim-r and | •* ,m*ft o f I ScrifT f i .1 r . ' . 1 C i, r l. j <-• f* » f rf(|i)|y fur 11n purjwMr. j ti till |#t'iirv,» I'm h ty i A a hm t lim - • -M il * » Dealer* Rank, take Riillrr, |t,7IMt Japan Shows Keen Dire Predictions fRftHP TO ^THP I n t e r e s t l n Talks Made In Fi ght On .r .Mi,iu Staffed At Capital Short Work Week S A L E 01* rARM 1, B r Turkish to bacco ou sel lo ihlim u n lryln bale*. The Irate* ora small am i lightly ported. Eeuh bate contains ohms! 40,000 {com . Domestic m tobacco l* tlarrtl la huge irmnlrn hogsAsWs. Each AogsArmf o n (alas about 1000 pound) v f to&arrn. avor tLat •YdJ.v- mer possesses alone neither all Turkish “tobacco is to Cignrctlcs what Scasoninp is to Food E arly In ihe 17lh century, tobacco areit from America wm token toTurkey. Different anil, different climate,different temperatures nigli I ami day, anti different farming methods produced an entirely new tobacco— small in «Ur, but very rich and aromatic. This tobacco in known generally aaTurkish tobacco; but th e n a n aa many varieties of Turkish aa th e n a n kinds o f apples. F oot certain spots an famous for the qual­ Q wvlaMTT a Mom Tuaacco Co. ity o f their Turkish tolmrro— Xnntlil and Cnvalla in Creeec; Samaotin and Smyrna in Turkey. And it iaprineipally from them* plarea that our buyer* getthcTurkishfnrCliralcrfield. These Turkish tobaccos are blended, In Just tho right amount, with Domestic tobac­ co*- Il is this blending and crow4r{nti/ing o f just the right amount o f Turkish and Domestic tobaccos which gives Chesterfield a flavor that neither possesses alone. Cliesterfield it -i/u ciy a rttic-tA a ts A fM e r ic c iy a r c t t t .w * . , ^ »1 . . ra.xl -^ .it . mSSMmmt \ J a ffa i jB \ r ft t f !' - �* - . « rw-r-w.v'M’O, ■ ?W x r & ' *-»5E?%,“ '*.'lIT if'‘ ' . ' ^ W .'J T v IB S 8A N F0W Social A n d Personal Activities M ARG ARET PETER S, 8 m M 5 ersonals j E d ito r T e le p h o n e : Expression Recital W illB cP resen tcd . O f fle a 1 4 S A 1*1 m tv “iuhn Mi, High School P.-T. A. I>ast Meeting . H" Irstntlatien of officer* an.I annu»l report* uf cummt’.is-o .h air- “ i Him wrrt* the impoitnnt feature* ’ uf the U »t meeting of the svaum 1 Ilf the Seminole High S.hool l'.-j T. A. y*#trr>k*y afternoon in- ^ _____ the school study lull with .M r*.' "v Geuige VV. .MeKory presiding. Thr| , t S oclabC alen dai ■ ^ .r H W I A L D . 8 A I W D R D . f lO H T D A , W E D N E S D A Y . W A Y 3 . 1 9 3 3 hrM . : S S£!rLf& i Special Program Is . ween, «*piamirtj{ it* Presented At School •ml how It I* u lx o rre l || the country. In U-hi.li Ufirtan'% <*lub Mr*. Arthur |.r,*rntr.l Mr. Mtwre with a VtkdTur appreciation ,k with the chorue. ^ •ho.o taking part w ete. I t hut Ittanan, Mr*. S. J. 4 . Hi- Lu*ti* Peake. Mr*. Philip'., and lh* Mi»*e* .'lat-el \ loiui Kellow*, and Mad t l . it in. enpramm; .‘d r*. T*»ivi d. t M .. ......... t'n d rr the ill m l tan of Mr. Alta* Alargarcl Burn*, o f Coluro- 1b ro rg e A. .Maffet. the last exprv* T i l l ILSHAT bu,, Ga.. la"the g u o t of Mr*. II. »h.n recital o f the *#n*o„ by Ju n -| . The T. K. U Claaa of the ( l o t plwe* J" M. Hamby at h<r home un Kren.h * r ' * h" ? ‘ W " * * K 'v f Ilaptut Church will have . bu*.h f , (hoo| a0l,|,o,ium. . A tenue. * *‘. , ' en on Thursday evening at « .0 0 turns and social meeting a t 3 :3 0 " . „ , „ . . . . o'clock a t the .chool auditorium .. o'clock at the ch u r.h an nei with , * ,r *' R' 1' D* " r' 1 K. t - Winfrey, who ha* h#vn The public l* invited to atlem l. Mr*. Sarah S te a a r t, Mr*. S. A ., ,,l s h !“ " ' 1 spendtag the waiter here with the The program include* the fob Kdenficld, and M .». Mary Good- ■’•” V*"'*/ Mw. J . t . Benajm, th e - t. l i o . e i . tenor*; and S. It. Department of Agriculture, left lowing number*; ale a* hoateaaea. r r c i d e r .l ; Mr*. J . t . 1 1 ilia. J r . H tVilliaiii*. I.’hn y rite n la y for Mobile, Ala. Piano Selr.lion*. Mildrrd N i*. An expression recital w,l| h e ' " c,e U T ' i ' J 1*1" ? ' , M arlin Slim alwL J“ I Know That It I* So,” Jean given at K;(K1 |*. M. a t the Ju n io r! t™ M“ a**T aml Miiwrik. I 'h Kriamia of Mrs. t_ M. Telford eipru Harpt r. historian. High School auditorium. The pub-, i i * given u* fol* will ro g ra l tn learn that *he un­ "The Ifu rrr I hill," Mai June lie i* invited. | Report* were heui,| from the derwent an nptration thia mornllodge«*. ! following coininitlee ehttlrmen l.*«* Ing n t the Kvmald-Laughton Me- “The Picnic." Albert Huff. .• h IV lrr rh ri« liin l.ut . TH U R,SD A Y. . Mrs. J . C\ Hrni*t*n, wi*lf*»u* chJtrmorlal Hospital. “ A Regular lloy,” Kent H ov.itkm » hi»ru< Regular meeting of Sem inolo' Mw. A . M. Phill,*.. fitiar.* ter, J r . I * um ‘'f f * 0 Order uf i , imirman; Mra, K. S. Veinay, llki * uf Si. M iirys" A Kmnut Mra. Homer Lit lie, Mi** Minnie Tile Snk Dollie dlie. M argaret Dan. the kaalejn M ar >*111 take pla | membership rhairuiani and M-* ,\ihi »t* I hutl*lp ij tiltft «*11»** Beck, and Julian Ponder [eft thi*! ner. \\ tt KuMy Smc*,M Victor ll«* . . . -*<*hLa,r,'* .. - * . ' Muriel u. . LL, i Temple. ' ' ' “ l tho X s w y. t Rounidlul. puldi. ily .I a n morning by amloi to r A tlan U , “The Hillie Goat ,, "I'll Sing Thee Song* Ga. where Mil* Reck will receive; Kno* K ltin tv ,iu n ' Thc >‘ * H> S J ’ ■“ ou iam . ‘ j Knox. of Cmlefirk flay T. ., . . . . . „ . O' •1 prize u a * awarded a! this ,'liim treatm ent from a n *yc.ap ia.i*L *t. r-T traN ,'' Virginia Kelly. \ja t |i.„ H n.tlh D ay" wa> oh.,.rv^| ,i thr Sanford CJrnrimmi , ,, , ti>U|iUv |l¥ „ , lu| A M< , hl. T A R IF F W A LLS, 7 th Bw nbineJn ARMAMENTS ARE IN PROMINENCE plant h <* ic***’ (Continued Eiem t age liae> >ti* b i;l .tittered M artltng lo*»e* of iiirnme from liiiuor. irainbling tun! vl|*, and hail embarked on a ute.tly . itmi’aiun t>> fnlten Iheie pui.ee by- mulcting lal*nr union treii itrle., ev to rtirg due* from iiieinlier*. and bludgeoning cm* \V\Slll\tiVHN. M.i I »*x**rvisr^, dentoii*1, IN. mani c*,. ciervNc*. .. . , , , „ .. ,i i plover*. The latr»t bom bing, d am aget I ho homo of V ih u r M etrger, head temw. ,h* a t w , n o ' * Hon* and .oram u.nl* ml., new ••f ii reputable *uf>iii1iaii -tei'*, union, while 2*. union memM '- 1 l Jo h n .to n “ "o prominen*.tier, were tiidfting there. Meti'* ' ' )".»», n - .i .i .- i by ........ T tlff „ u l:. *|... i, ■ P r. a. of i ho b on d of- lb." r A. idling "ill,. .. ........... wheat pro »'f<‘ and ilaughler narrowly t*-,| .i* Int*lr***** fur fill' iiay. lilt til*! ‘111«pii'ii tli»* P ifiil^ n t in «*«*i»p»tl miiiry. talk with \ ,.en tilin ' It followed five ulmo*t «im#lTho |»n»ir»rtm t»i *>* h u fit I tunen * b.mibiog* ilirertixl agallwt u.i- ifixrn follow*: pr. .»! m o y . t*..l .1 . I.' Itieton. Sene. “Honda. My Ktorid.i.' The arrival u»*t n.gbt **t Gunlo > ' 1-' b 'l-m e**" r*labli*hm rnl* beJu n g -[...Li -mm f «.■ i n d y , t..... M aV •*»>' '* » » " '» lho I ’hicngo , . i. uro Uoinllug, ......... . bl.'dght lip ilgiiiil III,- tbltoy,;! di- ,Ta*'t* „ mi.'ni ■ v.m fe .e n . d ead lock, V*'» m*r »” M *"t a m a a ln g sto ry til* Kallieilue Vain, leaiher J nf how s*-Tg*tei wllempted to .VI i l.o . urd Hie meth.nl ol od iillo ri. Ctaver. I!*' nt Mx. -v*' 1 I, . , 0 i, in,bent 0*11 ih.v " ™r b un unKNnl. ten*her , rMr II........ye ll . le a k in g 1..X ...1.W . " " L f'1"* o tT cm g him a “ p a t lih»H»| umltl rmin, by rxhibit* ul *tintent* wot in lh»* ila^rtHHii*. ' ) a tuiH-fTe. ..■li* in the it**'ll. by the egular meeting and .i*.l*li*llim * / , . . • 1. . |*,-T. . . , *»n«l ,,,,, i - . A. . .**■* i> i!,'.',d v;,::. i:,“ .v » i v ■■■' - n ,i o.i' ni New Attack On World Problems fs Made By Chief Executive " , .... . . ..... .. . . . ...... ... . LbiH.I. W The Seminole High SchoolT5teei [lt ih e^ rniot ,*b „ . w.ga«wtl.Uc*-av*«*’*»*wt*w»}':iLh.'jwt.Uiu’. f.alffilac.a.t»tat. j Selection* on Itanju like. Come. ] Club will preaent ■ twomi-t ..per ‘ U LU ii*.Lail-»k JJ«*«*««iA Jj*dli*!lL ,— l«*aJatti-. >**.••* * - / w — U m*4wik 4U tieiw vii • *» nn.| Hrallt ordering >. t*lp*i 11*. Pio>l«i *olo. “ Pickaninny M.n It. moni ........ .tlx a»lva ...... . ________ *l'.f* . - i * v .1 1 .Jl«». ' ■■ 'o . — lfT^iV TV '*, * j , . . . hiki* lhi* ron* " Ini* city, will arrive lomorirow j "iMniahmen," .\alalie True. I M. at Ule ,*choof auditorium i nounred that the Irnai.i h.. i*, Minlhmnld. of hiiii lit * im*1 «mt HI i ir'liwa," .lame-, V'ran i* .' bn llniuri,k |In Inline Mmi*t t»* y»»»ifM‘lf anil f»m* from UkelatH to attend the alate, sketch, "Minding The B a b y " - 1 Regular meeting of lhr Amerl- f •’'"biended that Hie P I " A. gi.e ..... .. QitttHrtlt |leal lb Play. Room Knur. Mr Ifrrnt Itntuin conference af ovlal worker* here. -Mother. Jane'l.toyd; Hob, Kent can Legion Aualliaiy will* tale , l ’’ l“ ,hl‘ welfare Vonimittev to off* ri«*r Mine, teacher _ Tin- plan Im* ,|*» id v* |ll y I (Alikll ily." lit* .isrrlhrM ih,* nttnnpU lo Kniti-f uTiihy stid the Itha will be the hou*e guest of Regaeller, Jr,: Tam, William pla.» at 3*30 p. )|. at the home I * '* '* ' in eompleting n* work tor ......... the Viking*," ■ futon I'l.mo - lo. “Suwannee Hi'e* Jt t*r<*t *•-nt t, , 'iHillilflOTl' iliimtltiif ■ M*i«trhl, J J B . W. M. Thtgpen, Magnolia Iwffler; Alice, Mary Wiggin*. nf Mr*. H. It. SltVrna Pmk W , 'll‘ J * ar- Mra. A. M. Philip, ihen Ti**» I Km ii ins *. , * lh r tmtimt* nut •*( y tn th»* K<|- rthi*i K-irmmif iliim **, ... .. •L * , y, enue. A *t!— Slirtiil;m .iti.-mp'.iil to rt'turn If* r““” ■ - nue. -■ " | irp on ed- -llml- the *um of f i t . 12 K-'it . Ibiru »%** .luim-i |“The >:xprrrlment in Matrimony,1 Sfriiit Iv* Mftil* I ifnltp *if i'**' ' ItrtUfHl |**n t" \\ii4*in*li*r ! I he l Ottl *■* otfut*, lust tho Nancy Kn**eltrr. frum Kiftli rtnil pistil In .»*b‘-. ji,*nt ,i , , tfirrui^iint. 'Rnae Circle of the Garden Club *"■* »«nlitnl from fin* ».ib*enp Ti Wr. i " 11 Mr*. Marlin MeiiarTJf. “ tju artelte. "Melody of la n e ." will meal at IPimi ,\. M. nt tin* ,i‘’" •|Uo»l ol |>«*tii» 11 •>iii|mnyini; hint with ntfvmitiMitiiiwfit, " Aii»**»hii It I** lien* the p i»*■-*nii*nt bridge p arly given U*t * ,f** Pill' of Ja< k*on,ille, and May<*r .u *1 Mildied Ni*. M m garet M Kin* homo of Ml*. lb*- Hett.itiful.“ hy M»" Mu\- *• viilfim*. thiiniuli »*ilh» t ii ioimiit oil* t ronfotflni; J . ||. ('olrlotigh, Tuesday. le t . . . . . 1. . ... 1 1.. . * Mrs. Vincent Youkcy an*l ***n. lam. Cornelia McRae, Cuinlinc Ro*e Court.Luncheon will be m** |iiwwUlc oft* mi pro humiloot 1*» il« t Uatr tl.ikrr aril iofi i **lI . Im^JliLjziJ-lu .. A icpoit ,<f thr re.ent < •■urt> Robert, of Crown Point, nld.. w*~* lh r oH iri'. H r l«*ft mumbHim; Collier. Mil l P m* U ltatl 11 «*f 1Mb** (hr Miutibr*-v «»t' tlir l mil il Stull serve*I at ....... with Mr* Col- Council in U he .......... was * 1,-11 recent gu*»ta a t the home of 'I t . Pari II I.title Player* Club dough n»,j Mr*. Kn*l K. IVtNon by Mi** K u ih 'H sm l .in -r’ vvbi " S u r p r i s e P a r t y ( i l V t ' l l R ih l-n C erlifi.n lfci MrI,* tiiillk t hi ni: over tin httw U r n S-U V H -r r .If lh« y \ r «t»t rnonnh and M rs. II. J . Lehman. I'uln.ittoj “t.lom fo rtm g ' to kick tl* oul,M I ilnni* i r u Mlly m lhr f t r n l of ;i A m la lln .’ llrncej aa ho*tes*es. Mis* fln ro t.l Shinbul.er invl* 0 I ’ n r A l a t l l l ' a n ( ’ ll» S S thv I amh In 1ion. f iuiy |)ir«Ni e, Prom 11 ik^virr **t" thr ilmk nt Avenue. ______ .............................. •.. P : _ r : . hi:lr_. ............... .. . . em i » f ' Mil•% Hrt.lltl. Mahel tin would n*’l mean that th* w licb sh-oidun bad *a|, llaki-r . |“ Pnpn and The |tny," Ann Henson. |will have ii* annual Spring f**- , . I f 1' "! ' , The Hav. and Mr*. Smith lia r- "The - Raid lltuded Man." Ihiri*, tixal from l;iNi o'clock t„ ii:t>,t ,, , 1 . " ' 1 '. V *m pn ■ *knnn p* > ‘ 1 brt|Miinii. N* Pit* «‘umnetfh.ini. lu lle d S la te , would Is* '»*iiii*I |iy ) took d.c.intent- bowing the union din left ye.ter.lay for Uniaxille. Pal.er.on ..Vloek «t tin „ hra-l. The p,.bli , ‘ ^ vr. V *»" ............ ' " f Vote or olhei nixll«*li“ oe ib.it *hi*. olfi*nil* had an iinmml inoenie of iiml Kntltt‘1 S tirtiW lotlinr .1 T^hHI iiitil (at lh r !171HI mrmhrrx Ky. where t h . Rev. I I .M n m » "N ie*V . .......... W ith I , Invited. " ' ” ' * .......... .. Ala. b e n . a H ,-. - ; r ,, x Nroimiti pn * <h >1 woiilil loti* hrr i llli tiilhor attend the meeting of the board' Ray. | x iiiv n i, i ■> !■*> ' hutih u* "" 1 („„. |, „g il„ P I' \ ............................... tho in ti-ie i ol hud puli' *2n7,MM hi inlatiun fee*. of m anagers uf the General i "Jin m r Lnteilain* Sistri * lleau .'i , r "‘ ' ' Vlnwrth t-Memhii n i l 'meting held lust 1 ig'd u . . . , . Bfler Inn In-on peme. ' Special us*rr*nirnts to member*, Kitith llellamy K "'k'l". J r . and in itia l..... i„ m,.„ib«-, i„ «......... . .,f Mr* II It IlilhJni. IUy wh, h h On I lii' i? i **»*n*J I Ini* Hu *- i Iin** [- lit* »niil. gm iflj* liitvi «l lb*1 Roanl of K Church Extrnflun of the ill |l|" a( lltwl **l|vt|l*HHliit \f Methodist Churrh South. Mr. liar l!, »J Mm-dion.'" .Sjdne-y Nix. Mis. Jean S. A dam , will In* lm .l-( tend Ibo-stal,. confelent.- of social \ t,n ,ie . by Mi IMUniM. Mi - " n •» * ilii'.in 1 1' ** in |»»'i1 't ** it t , itit'ii ii if' lirnj fiiir iW tin inn blffctg 1tint* t lit* follitulni: olfin'i V i Wlmblmt. mid Aii iiiuif i pnlii 4, ii ,i fin* limb* i1 i jt |in ii miinlli. din i* le member nf this board " r>'1' L««yet'.* W«>>,' .lame* t'nN e .* c s for "I u.Ih -. .lay " ul the San- worker* here W edresdac. Thin* {': i„!,h *. M 4%#*«I* III"*IIII I,'*1 I'V 11* - I* I ford * ounlry t lub. ,ln> llM,t J.*r|,|ay, \ talk was tbrn. M l*. II II. Newm.u fit- go* d ■ ■*Iil Mil k* I lint till* ih i tilt ill (till »*f J ----. Da nn Mi* \V II stewail pi* from thc Klorldu Conference. m,n' , Play. The Sewing l lub," Lillie; . . „ Ihtflll l.lll 44 til *>t‘ llfjllft* 1*4 thl* , '"*"l'' •>>• ........................ K. VleKa> , ' ,11 rived Ht '• »• i.Mm-k attei win I. , |! |- 1**1 1 *>HI P*all I I Player* Chib. lltllltlTl«l “• Il........Im*d.___________ dmn.r ................ . m ill t»M«. ivul,—Ai»•*— 1 |oi(grnui of c itertuiniiieiil. on ibv lu»n* of the icibam tioiio i: \ * **«•»•. Setiale latllivatioi-. i.illo i lb.in l*y a* Mi* ik il„* l.oiiiat -iiin tc. **f a ioti-utlii' for the aft* ijiihim ,,,l i .t c l i*| a |*ilM in lb* iv*fih.- .i 1* •iim’- tifiiMiM-r. M*- II. II. it'AMm i. unit Mi live I ll lit,V. Irill no Milo by All-* D on- |;„ k ,. ’ *i**tt mi v i Hihim u > t l*y Mr*. *1!jin. J i b r ti.ij] ^ m f u r l s Numbel Three of III* . I to .* iii il j a oiuii* *■ ba Klr*t McHumIi -vI thiiicb met n n j . ' *' 1 11 | r M * 44 h**n Itin Ilf H*'»r •‘ttr fiij* . iiS ferM ; *Uif *v**f- I| 9 * ^ H 1*H been in ,-ted upon In Kranee. A blind Imgin Iout nuun nt, no h i 1 1x I' * " “ * ^1 *1 1 ** K 44 1 * r i* V hr ii in it 1 1 m I i r | ;w • 1 1 * if i»*1 < » * Mur-Viy ofl> rouon lit the ........) ^ "A ^ ^ " informal luncheon, and bridge Vim iu an ui lion i. e\|»*>ted m i'ontin«*d From Pa*# tin#t ** *4vi\ Anility |lV i||t, f|*||«in in i* iikiniiMltrr bill* Mt». II. t' l|*H.re pif'iited nod of \D*. John ItUinblry, f.HI Wed . ’ ' " ill -i *tl gamr* wete features nf “ladle* Mt II I ......... bull >1, , .1 t* Hall la*.in laid » . bn ak the mipti o tduil b.i Ih.iuvI l jh, t„,v, rtrnl„ ., |a,|„e. Nunthvy* Mr*. M. N. lie vela.id I. .1 I...... I,. | street, with Mr.. J. IP " 1 ' h,‘ " ’7 1,1 « •he ....................... rotlfeiem e „ )t„„)rn „ „ „ jn JjM|, day" which wux observed at the r ■* ■ . **i o n»*1. \ t,, i ; , i o, lit a n / publienlioii*. ” ’ ' ‘' k' " ,'i" ...... . Sanforil Country Club nil day votimwl at the iigiitm imrling *,i i ,.,»fid pie-iding. Vli*. C. T l . '>eur. I*" in'itlllo. “ Wle’n tlir levoiulion eomrx fh* nn,| ex p r o ■ *1 In , ap|u*< * | j, .* *|„ , . | ........... Mi* I M Isiu h u it, vulluie. M l c i mu odour lit ttl„ fjK|ll w|„ , , h^ ,„,„■* •in IIniliiU! In talk wlth| Monday with Mrs. Petrr Schial I ml e NiiiilUr Six of I In* III*! Sonih |, .| i lit- devotional which •j'"' f" r Ihe >o o p e .ill,,a of y|, ' I th ............. Mi * IValli ■■ I Moigun I " ■ {!»(•( tin* t* ul (%»%,, ol and Mm- L. P. Hagan. Jr. a* llnpti*l Chun li held on Momluy wa4 followed |,y a "country t lilTnrd Shinhol ci and J b o l i u u n l ||„- im i , lit ' viiH'i* trcm M nl « » nhfi Drtil . lo.n »* u- mid stand ii.lir.itm o: an.l Mi* I mi ill the home of Mr*. T. |,y Mrs. II. V. (li'Miuitiv. Inpim iTiimt j ^ 14’ II* tr'ltn l K'H of III! Ilitl tn a n 1 rhmaii, wlm ma le up th. J .......... . t... t •, .. ............ with I ll.uimlll.il. publicity {»»*• i*|| Ionto lit*i««, 11 1.4 K. Compton won the K..lf| v X t n X i ' S ' ' ! ' l ^ d inillop a s 'ic lip f lire, 1 i|Ua»lHie. ,*l btiebt .......... • *•■•** the atlendmo-e p u re toi the ilfftl OUlt 14 f ||l'I !l"|l 44 III hi* Iwilllll rini 11- Hi*'iii*. Frr.vi *• *It* A ntir mFr, m illTMimnl whtvh 10.A p U e i» j rl l'fo h in or Li tv tn the now cluttq) «hi.b Mr*. George Mr | 111 ,***III -ill we-e Mi* Huh tin v wa* Iiwnnbcl In Hie ........ . lit I it'll*14|| 'j course » a served by the Inotess, the morning white Mr*. I.yrnnn niiii rlmfii*. 1fib * .r TR(K )PS R A N C & IN CUBAN A REA HIT B V REVOLT 1st Methodist Circle "Ladies’ H ay - Staged IL Mcefinir Monday* 771 At Golf Club Monday Circle Number Six Of Church Has Meet $ 1 11141' ! - It jk. ‘ Hsttolph won high scare |*lile and Vlra. A. M. Canuwny cut prise in th# briikfe gomes which were held in the afternoon. Luncheon wa* serve.I informally at noon tn Ihe club ■lining room which wa* dixoriited far Ihe occasion wili^yi profusion of a lilitr, phlox, |«'lur.i»*. and M ln-i niish! ni ih»* Kiint Mh Iio. L \ llii»»b‘ *». M» I ^ »n** Mr*. R. f . Thi a*hrr. other garden fluewr*. •Ii.-t f’ hurrh h> n cimiiminily rhi(r >1 pMi* I* V H hi«hrtm, Those present were: Mr*. A. K. U1* of |K sol i’ 4 in ii'li'brull'iii »»f M^ r. I.* ** \I* r14%* t It i 4 Mi - \ Circle lia s -Mecl AI Power*, Mr*. Jean S. A<tim*, Mr> Niitioiial .Munir W cik . Tht. imm *i .Mrlhvui, ,Mi I I, I Irnl-. Charlotte Smilh's ^ Endeavor (iroup Of Pnppy Day Program S. I). Ilighhrymau, Mr*. Grorge l o k 'l n . . n . l s ft . grnm nu -|xoi-»red hy the Mn-c Mt-*. II. I* l Mbum, Mi , * . A Knight, J r .. Mrs. K. Compton. I S n i a ^ C f l , \ l h C f lO O l tter-nrto.eut of Hie ... ......all'* Club Wlmltblt, Church Has Meeting Mi* || H \* 44mi||y t h il Ini t ol )(r*. II. M. Papw-orlh, Mt*. John , Anion if Ilif»4f in yvhom i hi* sue- Mr*. It. N Nipper, Vl » U-l* t iik i.l ti*.. tb M. Kelley, Mr;. I Vnail Rutlotjdi. *” honor of Poppy Day the |iu*{ge** ,,f the affair 1 via allribuled l>ieker*on. Mi- H t, cb-ttli. Mi 11*4 i uitl All*. John Ci k, l ii . . J, Howell.,. A -peaker for the evening. Ivo .'VtH- gave II talk Oil the subje t Motirv, dlrevloi. .1. B. U vlall. M r-. T . I' ............. id, II -1ti*-r Kish. Mm I,. P Hag m. Jr., Air*. c f “ Worship" at the tegulur pits o r the South Sid.- Prim ary are Basil ' . eliool jiresented a special pin- M,-s. Kin, o\ llickm n. organ and Mi H' f I ,.,*i. b I’ m . IVlrr trip U , M. . *1. II. Cog- meeting of the I'ongiegaliunal giant Tuesday mm mug at th - I t ; „„,| m - Hi. tl t M-oi.*, Mi I i i|it T> ic tiiii < him h Mr., r . IL Kiktraun, Ulru. Christian Endeavor held Sunday |»' huol during the iegular chapel A k|. |h i T i p M i a . Hickson, met .valium k nii Mi iHiiii, Mi i . 4V. II Ro s p. Ml... Itoy K. synie*. ru rhlIll,,. Mi„ It... period. Mi t- 'io* Piaonri , (hr oitiinif I . o n f r a t c r n i f v O f 1 ♦: Hum, * rt I Ml I tail Mm rn.| the Mi* *ev M a.y Ibghlon. j „||)y devotional The piogiam n n . given a fid- f•?* «fi * but »*«\ l i. I oi * Ii. and Rosalie Pope. ......... ... Church Has .Med w .fe lows; ♦ — P ’f * WP|1^ 1| hi’M'il Tl'* "Clt W n*hip Song," Seined. |lhif " ibll lllkf I III’ Ifill St'ri|iliiie tending. I n • I'.uto A t ftp 11*L! IIlit I Tlll’i'IM*a! "nf t||' I IL u . Hill Ift.-r, M i-, i I* irtfi £"%*a t i f f i ■ *1 • ■ ! i» t‘|ni‘L ul t h** pnnsh liiiiisc* All I’lityer, S Iliad •I ii»"b»i Mi- Wull«*r I, <"Mill*’*, j H ’H iir y 1 I'lif r Mtci f If v *4 \ ll S h I ll|(.|M|*.ljx iif lhr *«♦ "The Story of the Poppy," G - * f iilhuln 1 hni h hi'hl XliDiibitf .1. Atli Mu III mi n. Mi .1 ini' Kick. ---------ciety an being invited to utU'inl. ifli'HliMin {»1 th r r tiki * b i I’d my nn,j Mr«. V. K iB um;In I I ... ........ . pi« s, l *^AIr. and Mf*. K. A. I.siiibcrl. Plan* wen* mad,- and koiiiuiI- Son, “ Ainerirn." SihiaiL ’ «■ » burrh wrih ib+i»»n*tt**l fu, ti»* with .Mr To I t ' Dfl'l nt IV minted III ll( |X-kJ Vtl. '|MI||IW It M l M l I filler IIa 'I” •" Keep the Kallli," • w ho were On nUIUHIJi Sunday, iri"y lee* il| iip|Hiinted lo arrange *|« .ll^a IlH’lll'H »• *b nil'll la. ,..ih Ilia* • I ll'll wifi* il pinflulMl. if Kil T A ir ; '23, in T r- ifpa, arrived here rial Motliei ,* liny p iogiam w h i ih '“ln Hospital W ool I** liv Nlltl’Ullil I '»|l* 1 i| a»f 1 I h*#1Is ti|i#*x ikn*I fi’iiH, Ix-il, S'ntmday evening anil aie mnk............. hurinif llii’ |>P'|yum M r^Jliilpf. VVmiu i» 44 H"* h ikilf mi 1 m >;im» tb Kir*i Hun if. ‘'Thi* <*nM«')« ll’ifi’/* + Srh*»»»l In g lh rir .......... at U p I V k A pa.t- " f " e s ,’>' ,,f '»•*;* nn "'ll n M a * i n h i 4 f aii-t Methodist t'lim .h held on T e.olsy 'fin l b jnlei' a KlrW#- Mi INjii IImi — ——- -— ■ ■■ ■ IIIro t* on P ir k A ltn u f. Thvir TlitMilily «*f tu-xl fwimk Mi evening with Mr*. M> K* e, Mis. illrxtfin. . , at (hr huinr nf Mr*. lCJr't-||. Ml* l|*f "ainriir till" »Iimi*u !« wedding took pAaye at 10.00 1 ** n* B*»*» A'kyins, M,aE . N. Scott, o'ebark In ihy inirping %ad w%* X-; o ....... ' Alice All Kim had .h a rg e of th. 1 aifft Kilfa Mrs. J . E . T eu ton . M rs. J . K. - a a K; d t lag y «lnl« r * a)tnnl r — f r a g S w ' mawil n r w K felTw a^ C.V perform rd h r * tk* Rev. MffliMm l» »•••»' I h«> lati-inr., . Courier, and Mrs. K. li. Stowe, a* K e sri» y , S. J . iii thc pf#»ance ^f 1 biwnl hy (nlkii on thi* *tjhjt’« f Mr*. J . L. llm l aiin 1 Mi- K \ a small group uj friends and hoilvsxc-s. la m h cit 4%f t t* ***|i?rl4*tl !•» hiivt* Mra, J . O. I.ini-y piesidcd over relatives. , /\ f / il 1 f f ti 4 llnfrhiwnii ftnii .Mr*. (*, K» Wlf Ttttllff* nf lhr JilUir iblttritf tin* the husinvsa seavlon and Miss Alr». I.l lube rt was formerly moitlli of May. T h "-e present AI i*s M arrelU LabsJu-, itiughtcr Uuth Hand led the devotional. A were- k|l * It. A. I'aoil*otl, Ml*. Tin mi* pri*peni w e ll! Mr*. H I social period wa.* then efjoyed o f Mr. in*l Mrs. J.im cs lahadle, With Mrs. Il’ nry Russell and Mi** HutvhtMin, Mrs. P. II. I.nnoug. II M- ll.oid*y n* d gm**t. o f Tumps. She has been living when games weie j.la y ct and a M. C. K. IVIIIiains a* hosteise* j yt|f - t - K %vtlli«m*s. Mm. Her.iy Mergan-t lliini*. ol i .d.im'. pilae iiwaiiWd to .Mrs. W alter L. in Tam pa for the past 17 years tint tegular meeting o f ( iacle ||, .„ .ji TW| !hp u ||M| Alice to yi Mr I I. II„M. J|r I'd, , II. B and the Miss#* M nod was gra>|iMl#d from thr .Morgan. Xiimher Seven Of t t g £ r . * t Aleth | K„o. Klla- lh.lton. Mildrrd R . o r y h o ard . Mr* K \ U rara-n , R efte-hintnt* wen*edvcd a t a Catholie College in that illy . ...ii**. rh um b t . - . k 7‘ i r m a . t......... '" v .i d t ',m7 . ‘ ; Ml-- j I Wilt hen, tl \ K „, iIlr_ _____ _________ Mr: |umbert is the son of Mr. late hour to the following; Mr#., M.dleio. Mi"-Vj. K. ( ; „ T . I VI, and Kill'll Meriwether. * and Mrs. I.. K. - l.am bert. o P f l f - T w Bnrkejv Mm.-r*. K. M cK ee.' ' h ' young |«**|*h* d r The •hiifch r I 11 1 onnor. Mi | |, I'., on lando. lie h » . mad# Orlardo his I J , r i - K* ■*- M*.we. .Mrs, Z. II. Rat- “ Ml present th.* year. Ii wa* lion d ill. All* G »'. | ellow . , 11.1 M home for the greater part of his'M IL Mm. M.. Halverson, Mm I I .I announced that the Orlando l»N tiRiika Taka h. Alt. and J l i i . K. .44*, Kill* nn life, being gpiituilrd from Orlando A. Swanson, Mm. Roy Til Iis. Mm. j 1,1,1 BnHy of Christian Kndi-uvor " " Tiidav. Mm 12. at noun e the hit lit ,,f M *’•"•'*11 y1*8.11*r High School In t!t'J7. Kor th# past tl. K. White. .Mrs. .1. Jt. Williams, " |M •f si y nt ( hi * Fc!rnttl«!*I#ttiiKb(ini flv# years he lia* hern employed Mr*. J. K. C oi’rier. Mr». W alter ' " " l'* '<• Hl , l "' Strange. * h" ,rh 1,1 Kissimmee. A la,*** .Mf’mmfttl 11pin-pitul. in Ihe United Stales post office L. Morgan. Mm. bred Mrs. J . p. Thin in,.-d, .Mm, j|. j„ delegation |« pl'tllll llg to attend. this rity. W rig h t,-Mr*. A. D. Z arh aiy, Mr lltttr » imi Irinl mir llmnr V(iaff*f| Hairy #nl I'oullry C. W. Stokes. M i) E . K. S to tt. Frrda? , Mrs. J . K Preston, Mr*. AI. It. A T G ltA IH T A T tO N If nuL Iry 'Hem Imin v. -Smith, Mr*. J . 0 . Ia n *y . Mrs. I I If#- r * t I , i r u t •- * * f l»h"f"ni n'l* - ti' H I8 H I Vil’k IMM, 'I RMt * f'*I1 H,t i|f tl r 'k I r ir 'A I ' - 'l k , I*. Clark. M is, E. IL lu n ey , Mr#. h i d 1 iff li'iR a , . f .*«Itc 41,i f y Th# home of Mr*. C. E . McKee, 1 C. P. Herndon. M n .- Elgin#* A t *14*1(4k , Atft 4 will I***UT it ti-. w Ii #i I'rnrrrila f (ah'-iMk, r.«i*u I&I7 Magnolia Avenue, was th# Hickson, Airs. Davis, Mr*.' Hall.' |m-c| Atillii*>»ii')» J-'m" W eilinltll'H S tu d io Hi^triliulora of Hrd Hu*a IVnla seen# of th# tegular busintta and Alts* V ris» Wiwslc a k, and Alias , liltvt'tmBiii f’lulil I'ti*. 311-1 social mretlng of th# Daughters Ru” ' Hind. K.A.LumTTcrt Returns 0 City With Bride 1mail,, for a burn-,, ••"•ti.... toy party to la* giv • ■" - HH«I fri«n«lH Circle Number Seven Of Church Has Meet M" 11 1 I*l')l!!p f •y'hlltriPf * till .tl <a("'. M» almiH Mi hiim • * * '*» * 1 G’Utn. 0 . M l 444 a*11, \|1 I - I l-llNl'T, U M \\ *» n il \\ ^‘ ‘; f* \ ► r fi i ' ••1«. *t*|Mk“ 1 t'i r ***i II *Mt Ijm ♦’ )»+•*• 'iI^1■ * I. Mi I I * .!*nui fi., i*rl ,,,,r O f Meeting Of Class D A N C E SEMINOI.K FEED CO. *•mi i: M b- M.*<> L ^ » I. ♦ M *a Ilf (li :il h'ldi IIn' 1 •liifcltl put hJS l,i i*l.lUn* a li t* h \41 i*• O'* tbi*rmi|i4il> do .14044 nl ui f(ix "■4 |F*«p 4i ii Ilfi'H .i1-'ll l'Sfl' 4 Ciltpn IP ft'llili , that vhlMH' 'I * M'i ti’4 | I IV ij|*•* i 11*| |" • lab'll* la! 1i*»M lilt f’ j(M«l f1*11*6* «'» 'll*' **{ I I'ilb*. 44a.t||a| In' f»|D|iil*»'l 111 th *1 Vi*Wn* ll fill *!* *”.*|t l"T| I a. Ikilt■II V|I R.*t* 1 ■' ! 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 03, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 03, 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 03, 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/2a4da6aa1a5a2178273e0155da2d28c4.pdf 76ce81286fffd0ba74504935df83590f PDF Text Text !««» *W <^f a « .•"l 1 ’v r ffa g g fe a . ■» ' •• * ,1*, T f W I NW FPAPE1 ' THE WEATHER la PHda’a H . a r t GfiUat V enU M * RJdM Carden Land. ^ u t f o r d i r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXIV Member Aaaociated Prem e r J SANFORD. 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M V ttylty tu *11813 <• t» get tu H a lf b illio n do Is r *ii|n ly lull 3 MaVolm W. liing.ty. eilitor 2.— IA.P.)— Ffrty-nine dead T h r e n l n n o d FV » b # M n i / I*** few 'lay* hy Flerlrti tl*ltm* Im ) t l„ lir a rnmnst.-n lo o '' o •'I I ie,l-i of the M trail Krvi' I ’re I’li'rn f» III II, « s th, World tnvti'v hal< I -g this vent* * huge from tornadtM In three J l i r t d l l l i e a r a s i I f i a y 4|M, toutj n , indicates a Wide. ttiK- "w ide in” for J.- ph V " e ,j non., houuiih'e inenlHm -tl JlU b INUuvil the S'n n te'a beer r i.l southern etafta were counted B e A v e r t e d B y G o v - I spread vrtad belief among hjstness lusiness f ew ...... . ■ ww ««, o m m o * ■■■ *■—*-*niais,s *7rpi*, Trr ^.f.'irT-^'r oti i f Riw pYp’f *Mt Aptnr p tr pl.r j t • . r:d mi'll t l thw ine la x nntl reirulntioii »-tII } .. rtihMi away f , •■m WashingJamieson. A - -n i.-alr li nUliiar v mi {>ir Ronald !!>'• ■. •• > i* "«t»rtnntcnl •»<!• wm ■whw lodayJtkyt.ramua* ewrrilIIIC n n r e nIIU t aII i — A c l i o n |M , t h l J o , 1 , ,„ p ,|„wn aa I nut (•„*, Kri UKi ' A J rorrv.pn mlroi «t Trenton, | Rntt.b r. l.ntist, tut. it u t train >1 betay. Ill* rri’orlnl f.$ lh«* llrnin* fo»l4yr I»yr it** S I In r'g h t a fte r nnii'm linK ft e stim a■ted te d tnat tn*t more bodies • *' 1during the ytar. N. J , flOOO “far Ihr l-csl eeampV-J b'.«o rrprter* won Inonmili'.' iMttjpetpfhllnft-' rtvnwlttri'. Iris tn 1 inr igu » •»’$ y train* *n MU It j v. ty aa to tleslro y SIM LA, India, May 2 .- tA V - j Report* hevr hern current in e^ a reporter', work" r m r u j* ..f nirslimi Kilo aid J. Noil, Aa-S'i will be found aa the atorm III- st P* It pnuiil«*J A •••♦r%| i»f IMV'RNf,. '"I'lttr,, he a ll the Sen ate's favnt, | |>rt>Mahatma Gandhi’a proposed fan!.: Havana and in this count:y lor ll*e UmHmtgh hbliuping cu o rli it, | p.,. . writer at agnail t • g . t • Anrupv |i.« J & m d u g o -a cleared. fv o up* ntoi- !h m ImM • n i Hirrmi rffDiiimr^I<,il (•**• «ivr »lealgne<l to asalal In hia campaign ■anmr lime that Suninrr Wrllrs. mated by a “#n»i|r oil the find j l . f k , f,„ |„. 01 mmt of a iaia*" Jt m> 1 t,» d ',i.i" tlipl.'ina l>. v iib in s nm| su b .ililu tin j: itn J, Earlier eatlmatea placed the * 4\ •tl \ I n it r n IttaMon twn lo better the |at of the "untnurh-1"«w American ainhnarad. t t* go-' Intr »f P e bwly. down I ho Lib rlrd tun ill lutb aliiH lh#* K»t»p»ftmt*nf' i*i»f»»|wn I |he dead It 19 and the In­ able** hen f ir m the gorrmmrnt nf^tmt lo C .b *. with the ho,H-. *.l4>*i • - W g a r -A n sel I h w n r . It rtf l l o ’d dm mg lh- Uliniplr r.i-O ••"* f m i ’ il*Yi» ni*rrr f in lha» in ! | , i *»•• f nr »• u 'ltb 'l to T h e Hom e, revolt in f nk •’ «,f Ihr ll.ihi'im Ii *.ll Vr »r Of th" ii'M'trRlF PMM #.; »!» •» tl jured at more than 1000 from tn.dla a 'problem in rnnnolion with . auadirg Mache lo lo rail -t gi tici jl.'rerre.poialenl of Ih r I hi ar I e^ M< b it l! 1 said. j the S rn u le N .a ctio n .Vrttt-Trhrjr-^ * alartbm ala month*. It I* Ihallv N'-nr*. $.10,l "for !«•. t el O ini > y«w| v r t f ntl 'fl *t| J * %"f«*r.uit I'Kflllnu N»in in | t i * o * i » jp i i . i i # ii prlaof, rule, which requlr, fnrrl' ■ election within s li mmith.. IIbatlv Nvw*. IfitM^fnr the i« ■( t p •’ I ' hi >1 a d iy O” t\>•», lo™ a <J<>«* that la.bed I ha MtuDbio fceiling to prevent rieathl'aid that Preil tn l R.m.vrelt U ,*w p l» "f roireip*ntilen.w" a or iy of iW Wa hif'itton K tm m ? nitmini tfutirti. th« l% rt* in elim inutiny* the Uou.ie i.n»5 till Tb* fu*% .r Ihr ,l^ ‘ and-Sunday. through itanralion. .The goeem-j ten.intrd thcie can hr nu regular | r.c* of nitlclr,, i.n llermanv. N*.ir tor nrrnMtil • lh(* Mliw t nr itrm trip; Ih** r>tpali* tn itl.ir »fftm i.rinii v isio n s from lh.- „ >L* lle J ‘ J Z + J * wMch N il the full ment ahortly will rnnskler it* r e .’ and e*tnhlishe.| nnlrr in fu l-a The Kama* L ily W ar. ».MHt - for nriny,M I !«wlrr IS. Il.in-Mti of •!• t *■•i |»o»tp«mv • ftiiiun *m ll*r Nrea of tla .term, counted .IS romprumlfc I,lit. took n , third Ui% b#ric« on liM Anckt Timr fi*r a ■ Bumimfitui nf Kitlvrt lii'U*. Ki**r apomihltlty under the regulation. 1wltllr Machado irinnint tr (Hierfr lh*» hr«l rdMoriar votaide action „n the b-verage tag national ami mlrtruti«»n?l Mih)ni< ^ 5 ? *9 * ^ t* n 800 '"jured. rn t!••• f»-»n n*nt iiurmi l » > rtf, mi l M.i |t'tbli'hrr. atiivnnnr « » f and that i:n r<* ht* willing Mahatma Gandhi reiterated em­ legislutiun lit two w..-ki nn,| ,-jt i fc ^ * 7 . Ar.adla and 60 ami pm hr*i!ji I on 11»\ frnn rnt.il •’«*! Rnndntt, «»f the N’f v VnrJ* l*»ie i ti» |(ft 11 .*ilii| rullr l n pllhli injured. SI* were dead ami four phatically yesterday hla intention rail a*< election and put him-rll i fc*»n«*mv. it to tha S.-natc for cart.-urcroce, 1 ^. TcVfffiMii for act *unt* of hrrutir frr next Mnitdny lo vfnJ«r» Injured at Magnolia, Ark. to begin a thrcr-weekli fast mi* ii.t of the pictuir it will mean in II. ^|. Talbfirt, f i r .♦ of tti<* ttir ||of«t.*i|fi* ?••;,»'lalive ipvfali •III* I |it of • «t Ihi- twru leulit'a rpl'. ov., uLipP. ‘ Two w ar, re portal dead near Sa- May B, and thi« in spile of th.- teiventlon hy Ihr llc ilr l St ltl*». altiun nf reu-n,.’,. a - a inafu.- i«ru*. fact df'ctorj| have iwiid "U will Th» stair def-ailnunl nt \V» h Washington l>ndy N - w | mvi forgn'ion „r rh , ity. A ik , t fun man ini t pro The S’enatn ind ti.d that 1I 9 ‘ ' ington hv. rmi h i»U" l that Ihrp 11*it,t •‘■••rniril to k from lhi»»* The Rod . Croon and aganeie* of a mlra •e" If h. survive.. nm u»y, r«t mat il ty ^p«ni«nr* j \ \ |»|H* him pilifnnlly in “The age of m irarlei' |« not ! '• no thought of Ameri an inter Uw Mate want to the relief „f the U.lKHMIcH) u year, lo ti ij#r.*.*ral 1 iift-i It t | a nri vi .in' n Miitivi* «|> | atricken re tmnunit lee. * pait," the champion or Indie’ I venllon. Hut rl >*r e'td-ni of lbI trtffiu-jr. .ll!«M.la• •- Mt* lon°"m l tho' wln l at Min- “untouchable” million* -aid wlren! polltkal a'd diplomali* il.itti r* F 'S ir - V L t ,L ;t"i,lt. Mlai’i lainJa ^ S j tea lie Ih i. Ih.* or lh- i illden and raged unchecked in the he heard (hi, dismal foresail. n»r of *lwnf« <ox. fonurr L'd m fatrt’ H i I ' —W i l h G c l tn*i h. ri t,*liy in pn-ir.it an.,. neyro ae.tion of that to *- Tom. “ Unleaa G'ml or Ih- d -.il ... ■ihing^lh- depattm-ni n nl.l >•_ •1. .» tilth* imuilt'i j (Continued On Page Pourt - whorrvr rotjenet— "m-^ leili Tn7- K'^n D n d t T W a y l l c r c T o * elurnpinent pro. I 111- that tha v;•» |* »t **n tl"* t L* ! h f o r ' H it H hi* Anii ttrsn Ii i*nt »*n In Hi * not to fast, or unless roui.nin '• '!« " * ».rong mm i nred-d *» m i’r r o w \ftcrn o o n w M,u, f 0 ' » r * 1,1 • ***i*” i ftiiaf « • 1 1 inton tfrniVYttt r*»:i(firfuv bj i tv M rinllinf Ihi* henati* iwi ; un e*iBwith a clearer vl»lon c-mvc.r*i m- ‘ "ntrol thing- In I'rhe. lie* Ih, u 1*^ + 0 I fLI.^ala. — at. 1 .. a **• idr-atlnn i i . the # five, ten, - ra '• fff, that I am not po>»e- e-l l.y (tori! point it that Machado i. too lu!.*ervtrt h;rr. If.i in* me*!’ nil ir t r f r m f n t * F x p crt s,-n d iil-rr p jirmioln'e 11,. • . |M but rlearly by the devil, then my l 'Mrong", that he ha.. I * I hi p, II O l f i c i s i l s * o G n v crn m cn t A n x io u s , T i,« ra*i-n-. pd.i.e .1. 1,1 1 ,1 1 f*»r h**'» in inrr frrihin*. I reding. nntl nn,t rntiT enter t| un.l rv r-v e l n h ll hy Su.VlUc fa.I will comtnen r al nwm n-\t j with the mataea and that fi - dnml 1 P ro d u ce N am es O f T h a t N o N pw T rn d f‘ • « m ’ s, u»t M a n n - l.’ul m hi p i in aa>• wt 11/ kr.nwnl Oowulng, New M piovld. Friday.” j rate* only with lh- Iron fiat. I!--1 welfare w nrirrs wlin n rhi*. rnrtdlm- u id. n'a of Ih* h ir r ir m H m nm * Ifn I - ' " ' ' " ' ' ""• » » i ui 'al and wrlfurr L n jf ic n l S u s p r c t s The frail Utile man reached Hits, Ifontmued On Cage T a i l i>t" < peeie.1 tu arrive h-r-- lot slatp !•„. lequlr-d j . iy n tv-ltlart decision while in confinement in • M * n.imlSni *»f J. I . T\ UVjnnur. tmitn tow afternoon I > atltn-l tho for acn llUg tho'r , ,ll !r.,| to 1» eong and etory, Sinfonl Rtv- the Yertida jail where he ha. hern \\ ASlIIN UTflN . M.ny i!r—tfl'* ( rU'otnln, to • i*niptrr»IIrr of •’I'lilttg r e .-ion of tho Florlilr- school. Uglana meeting at that C flriy r ijb •hat up, in connection with h i Inrrr 1"ln*r rinplii^t» wfm |i-f rm ir ruri» *My n* m» e«|»|*»«•%«t| t«y «Vi«* Itta'e Cnnfercn c of So, lal Wotk, In hmefteon in d o a today were paSwIvo realatance cantpaiga. ainrr rit rn i p.rovre fr„o» O t l m l v**«tr day hy olTiriaU pt»n *h*«:fVaat0 ftiun ** rommillrr. Lw.it iN’Huna In rhaige of ditaila cn.l Smith Florida npprared twea * M that lIda la both Nation- inn. 4. Thla new fast will he anf U l l C I I U U I C C I I I I ^ Uit two yeat. u.i- at lh - tr-r on Amvrirati diivo f*»r ;i In* «• *,t» ,tinlay r'alOil that tho* I ro.-ratn u last night it n p -blfr hrurl t r I h». ■ala Weak and-Matlawal B e; a' rther mo*a In hla efrrwta W* break f n f J i l g o \ f n r v U n l l u,,f'' ln*l night In rn-, tmi/T l v *lw » i<#«* romp etc Ju:. - - U g i • Jo»n the casta lyatdm * and lal- U l L ia a lk v l l U l t J r l a t a l l farrlng the rigid adminl-trnllon of lh" Irfiniun n »n'*ini coti fore n Joint Berate and L' ir.e Oft» t l in r lr d r . I ilk - an I In - lu te , rua Cnnimllle-.- lo disc i litre* ‘ Vaalralty W jy war*, ggadadel ,ToV» (hr lot of th« untouchable*. —- . _ ban agair.J hoarding lb , prrr-mi. rflfl*. by nun r- d wmnen wlui aro u t lull* a ,'f>< llttj tho rltr,l■ in l.1dry o f the feewrar byTba voire. 0f two Uioerver, saw In the fast an The ttap ayrri'n f thi* city ar .1 yellow mei.il. Whit** th# Whit# ll*»'i r jr por: qoarteU. one af which waa Mia. exprsasioq of U an d V * dl*satl»- nr-nlv will have an opportunity >lan,ling in sta te an I n a lin n a l of Ih- ltnte. |t> rliminating the im ain of w ork, Irrlud-ng Ruhott K - I.n , of COfferd Sklnhelaer'a quartet ef faction with the progreaa of hla* p, take a part In thr prmrediin.- • Iho*,- w|i<> lurne-l in their gold in Funner l !,ato !'*-jt„r J din S. Semkaol* High School boya. Thla campaign In bthalf of the lower J .if a group of the larger taipayers Ihr la*l Iwp month., official, ei IV di n 'lo ll. M field to p ir j Taylor, Largo, p-- I, lit of tho ■in •••r,a| rntny. Mr. Tnma* A | j f( greuy, composed Of John Dighton, clai.es. J who met at L ik e Maiy last prrtr,| to pnxlurr a li*t of thu.-e le lit ton of Are,itllru l'nd-r i It local grwwvr • • i>.*' to me*t | (.(i| •oil*'* "f Mi- H - uniiruttimi Florida ritrus U v.h—ip.'. a i l n*h Joe-Cowart,. Johg Coleman and Ian.-- Cmpmallmt and John I*.' • r , *pnkr irt behnll i f n hi" witch When ha w i* told of the doc- j Weilnrady night to di.ru.* ta i ; who littght logirally lie su*pecleil. .iv,r|n ty I 'll ill | , told low iu*n ) ' ' t-ii auc.t in I hr I; flight, Bthof. Anderson, offered thre# tor’s report that it would .he a . relief If they attrnd a in*.* meet Ingti', if.liiik -o n eill-, chairman nf wo'ild repml th- I'lJt h r pro. If they are foiiml In hold ntnrgap* t rt'b'iy n „ ni, it will In' i ’ hi » ..tr ibpatlMint Unit th> * * l a lhal were recaived eqnallj miracle If he llvctl through tho* ing in Lake Mary tonmrtnwr nlghl ’ hat, 11 111 In gold rn, Ii they are the ndvi-ory enunrii «( the Finn «* ' hibltlnit use nf n me spmr n** aa wall aa thoaa offered later In fait, and wai a*ke<t If he hoped to at 7:IW) o'clock at thi- t'ommurity liable lo n fin,- of fm.MMt a, I Id {.nvernnirnt v.i *-*y h-iprftd mi n i r'saiy . In dr*t|i'V - .t r y link* Kmeigrnry llelbT Admlnlstrulii’r . oil ciliov In'*'. I* ........rua nf tho ,,( , urnm-llitii f-r J. IV ,,'.b'lirg Jew thlarflf , r f t mn. i,,i. j, hi , tli,| tha prqfram by a quartet con- survive. Gandhi rrplird: Tb- lliiri'-itay iyiifrrpn,e opens bill , a 1,1 a r r'iV al'fr l I * .*,,•«$. years Imprisonment. Building. nu r.-vt trad,* '* ,-.la i r . shtmld lliqt uiiw gi"w i in profusion In ot nil ins| Ir itlnnnl Hireling ill tIi - •nirg gr,p»frn;l no-1 alatlng af M n. A. M. Phllllpa. f,. |hn The prin ipt| btliinr i In connTho lose,of bonne-s yo«tr,sbi Older men than I have sur­ Mrs. C. R. Mason, B. t*. Moure, vived. The age nf m itnrlt. is not before thr meeting, whuh w it ho lit might tho end of th- |u-|i<s| of lu iin r up tu pit In h Int.i ns ninny farm , and «rn», i «r„l a t,tig b i’ st Mellindlsl Chntth at B ; l i ft nil mm- sli,| 'nil ,i if, win In and D r.H . W. Rocker. Mr*. Fran­ past. I fee) more than optimisin'. preside l over hy II. F, IVheeb r, prat/* in whirlt gold owner* osror- In lh- inn, paili t ly mu ml|wd a'ni'-l o *fiy h'ghvny an I Hail ••’ b 'k. Mil'nid Mi Id tun, nf .Ms*. ►lie mi l leiv n l i a l, nul.ml to I* thi, reetk'n. • •mis* fur thr rrjrmnb' (atlry. ca* Hichon waa accompaniat for I have not given tin the dealtr lo , Hu'iia, p,i,„t<nt *,f the Cmtfer- ttrrs, of Ociedo, will he n dircjialan of ffltwmnnded by eirculiv, order ol I 1-* is n "Hi In i"it ni u n i nt M'ee will le th,. pi« tiling officer, tha ae on) quartet 11Rirlnn pun• • Art;,'tillin' I bo I’resldrnl, t» hnnd their gold Grantor .'I. M |t " t i .n , I In atlive, which la a moat Important a lilt of re-ninmend tmn, Ihni ■luring a Hireling th" 1 prlcul National Boya’ Week «■< thing. will he olTrrrd l>y a s|H-cia4 com- aver lo Ih- gorormurnt In ei And,* - rim K |d fn the p u l y • i,sI Cui'tliiilli, "| lli.< : • ,i,|,, • r an l It I. I\p.'. lr,| that nil t lily In, ycsl-rvliy iff< " I i M| m thu b their attention by •irritilip ib'leg.lte* will nllerd. Ss'nalr (•* nnl* it uolvcl I f,»e ihangv foy ulhrr kind* of mono* , and r :p rt.d In Imviii In * mn*-r mittrr compose i of lhlulluwin? “My tompanior.a will bear wit­ t-dect P a u l presldent-dect J. Kthe. , , .rli t'luil'y I he ml*'' <I t niuun’li I lii* |■ i* Ii, i. , ig-d In altpoil litis any pcrmri i» ,,'t, r f«* I* -hip Lr«s than a w-ek Mg'* Oioio ilia-, •itinn, with I’u-sidi'iit If,— ness that I have not slept soundly Frank Kvani, A. G. lYagm-r. K. chairman ,t the Boys' Work Coml.K'ul.ng nt flu' City Mi'll li't eu will i. all otlirr r.'MUMK nf th e.u r effer fur . h p Fm-i la, for three day. hut after I had de­ A. Mougliss, W. L. Cooler, l_ I*. non.oon 00*1 worth of gold tr , t--Inw. mlttee wla Introduced RoUriana r igli t in let Ihl" ,i'» hip „f I', any fruit ,,r *,,g--ln’ I l '• nfficni r cl Invn 1l,o United !'lal,'s. Argrti'iia II >g»r. It. F. Whte rr and f\ I . " (Continued Mn I’age Knurl B. 0 . Sklnelaer, R. F. Monlsal- ckled to fast 1 slept heavily.’’ *Ih« M|M-hir.«x |ni**H»rt: uill |.«* is’en sptn>-*l wi*b er -n(c I'ni-sx uni Cana,I,, at<* lri> ln] pn*l *-s-i * b'. M.irnrr, mn'mitt >• thaiimeii. Woodruff. rajge and (art Lehmann. These I 's'* mac st,me p r u m i. ,t<> i„t ‘iddKs-i',1 by Mr. K. I . Clarke, Ihr ruil nr vegetable■ p’ldnly $ nf »hfit ,iii<i any iii ' i , ni' lit | Thla gioup will hair lie 1 thirr men, whose thought, were teni I uung tin m is ri'gaidid li-m , •k i i i to li'illlir tl,*' ,ti t '.r lli.it pruf* "»i "f MM'luIngy ul llul ms lalele-l, rhuwlng lJiis* tie- nr -I ,c> meeting*, after tonight, ilutlnc terej upon i s Idas of how the having nil iinpurlnrt I,u iu n ; mi i" u . air llllnlliii*, lb*' pi.ib.il u; 1"liege, whir v.ill speak un "The has Ire-n spiny, I U ,Ih n *rue, which 'problems and suggestion* Rotary CtnbVan beet aid In the Tbr liill wihiI.I n ,pur, u P an • b- -in r n f I'fTul t s t • .,,I l> I ■liiiMg* that may i* 'lit if rim'- Ii • 'ullage u( Today us il llrlales lu "looking Inward tav ird lion proper doeolpment of bo>a. offm-ial Wui's.” nr-, fnr nil -irr’i * - | , l , l l e - ur • H Klu Hon rues ............ . „ | n | a U ,n 1 ’ through grnervl economies wn„ fared eoggeidona that lnclude.1 Il-ii I j r slpi* wi I |.r b-Id frill" , wi.elh"* hlp|r,| i„ ■ire the pi Ire by , limirat.m. ' ......... *" *'' V " .""""t" ' th- roughly , dUegised. JM nrhib’e apnaorthb ef either a •hi. prut,Inn In rs f. . »• I tu Ihr '' 'H- pin »• h„,| ,. starting r . 1,'iates »,e Irr-cl* *- in an n'brr ' l,es*y ' til I I 'l l. All of the finding, nf the rpc. C q a t eami in the Georgia or l.'n- iripbivmi nt Ii, i. f I'.xrtlrally all Independent and The I i> i tml yevleiday , I , c , lily's "''I's'k willi Mr. Kl'ii nr innlalaer »r nhielc tu b -, n piv K. F. Lundqulat, in ld cn l nf the c|£j cemmittre will |,r pla-ol be Xoioltaia moutUlM nr the creaCnu- >il iri li,. It > , f I, i In . '•’••"•, "I Fluid,r Stale Cidlrg • for rant avia la (--•*■•» . *»■»,, in larch Arbor section near the spot ii'd In pi in* f,u ini,', i al.u ial chain gru rry stores and all I"' a I fo*e Ihc audience tomnrr iw night. U e t r f a BaaB eo U ! Ship. Their | <i cannot Inn m.y v .„ ,l,is IV'*,men , in irprior of *h . height nr r-d in whi’r *• pdf iXg: ,.’k aagteetlona w l be aAed upon b) where Icon FJliott. local gerage If Ihry O'r apptntrd, they will b« larlu'r shops catrrinr to while .i* I i**n un wlirnt l.y Mi>;edtttng I In eb'an up Ifti . • s* | ,i» “This frpli hv i i-rn ,f. iyed . ' ' •••"le "il I'.il, i Ri punvibibtly in mchtr.ic, raefbed Injuries which drafted Into rranlutinm nn,| sent It I- liavr agreed In rlor- th-ir t llrnrjr M’ rg nthmi. S i., Iiiu ii, th . Boys Wori ComoftUe. KM •»* I JiLSia »IIM Me.—LtaJ-b-wf.. i-—*>,, I r •-AV*■!f*r wilb-araeni-,''--------— —————w — Those ettembg tm luncheon resulted In hi* dca’ h Inst Thurs­ to this county'll rrprrserlvtives a' ,i,,.t a a' I non nn Th'ir , iiy., d ' | atitbaatatlt'' tn Turkey, a i ibv. let* a ir •lili-> nl in , I- ■*•.•■,- i fer.u nj niptu nr f«' i i v i i n j * Hi" .‘ lunl-cm ii H„te| mil I weft: M n . M. L Philips. Mrs. C. day night, tmtay Uiurd a tid e- Tilluliaataa wilk IheMe-pm-d ihvr i, • ffi- '.iTinmrr irvntl, . i irnii;- i .vi,iVr,t|.| TT-Ti rirle In the wb *M I hrI piOfirlte* ui ,,„,ii"ims. ,ul j li.-rri.e., would !"■ |«,pri| " ' ,,f lblun I,, m i s' j j . •••street •unfefeine In upr . ment in.defense of Sheriff J, l I • fhey Im > ipportg,', or Ihtloilttcs'il. ti,-,! Th* -day, May I. tt »u II. Mason. M M g trfsM HllnholI" 1 .. II, 1 ' be'. « ;,i*,' i> s ' «■«iu k 'h 11 e braltli i erliftri • I, leg t|, • | ',-neva, J|*y III, I, i « r u ib -j Muir *u ik IU u illifr.'il li iu red John Cola nut, Jo% Dighton. lieCIrlland who yesterday to’d a Frank K*an<, rnrm!>er o| th' irsrnrd Immy. 111, Uu'.irtyl irr* if-scr grower lui . I , d-, lu pr* K-iom. nf A -i-a ■ n will iunMii'ip-il . itluup., ! i n,t*,| S i l l ' . , f anada, A . i i i ! ) , . | Herald repotlet, "I am being »e- ctunmlUcc, today •fated that "I Renrt Anderaot Ai Thr buj.'rera’ gmtrp met last i | i Ihr y » l!••• 1 »y i or \i'lj. I pa ' In a firh ' lh tl mt" > I,- , i i M »n'imi-'d on I .u-,. Twuj Ai .Italia. Mnrjrcnthan i lhgt eta, and RoUdana A. W. Epos. verely otVIclird Ity feoplr who wr it to thank e*ery official nf our n,c hf t nl decided Mnl the "l ilan.l i l n ifn ,. hy ,1. r llr*m ii , nf l l f l r I I . *n i,l Irpiv.e. | I, d „f il,. H. *- top#, f . I Mae Mahon, W. aay that I ref, sc,I to give Mr. c u n ly fur Ih* aptradid r o - o p - f h trac'i,r *,f c a’ ■ig Mt hop * Th' - • | i r ruling ih' m-elmg I»M1*1 IJtlgJ ItBH'H'r ’ I | f.'l |t,*w C. RaUhleon. O aard MeLoraa. Elliott proper a ’ tnitlna after Iho Mon they have gi«et us and th< firm May Ihlnuith Gtpt ml-t I.irt.i I- s ,| ||u,t - ' a*m. a il" F. f M' .m r, rn il'u , in, I' '»ilL »»» Il P. J. Stine, H. I Colangn, Karl automobile wrrek” sircviu tffnrl* they hive made ti ■In, Id *e , nntinied. The ►Imp I Irv.r, ill,,i,, jgr Argrutlna wi I F. Ilninsg nnd I M ll.ti , ,.r IrrdiiV inoi*il»»/ v.. a p.vpu.al i»y Le mann. B. L.WaIlbie. H. R. I • L t e,i| m-i-' merria i„ p„>. .. “ Rumon hare reached ntc that help up nhtain relief fnr our tax pep eginti'd at the inerli*g wren \Hr-untie Fpimi ,. II J. Irl-u m , M, P»rf|*» |Jfth*»***-A»«t. -»r MnJr. li xn% St rwn, S. 0 . HUhalatri 0 . C. Mr. El iott did not trreive innll- payrte. Speaking on hr ha If of the Stal'd ir • fleelt—r Simp, City Bar | h r mnkel-. fug rhi'lid nu . t. l'el-1 ThurtUrll. J-h l Mr ■ I, ii h i Ihr hour* t»f wmf h»r #••• i» Hi den. 5. PoJeeM, R. P, Moat- ral attention until the following conimillre, I alfrr Ihii apples it I r .'hup, S ikiw ’.v Barber Hhnp,1, ' ill ||. intlk pio,|i,cl)...... . l':»« H’flMin ( r f lji.ill’iH M l. Garrett. Rnnuatl f hi e, II. i ■" . ea atge. G. W panto*. J W. A. day”, Mr. lotndqulat stated. “ I Mon of thanks.” , •'"•■ In return Amvti. uu nlli i lls : rnith’i ILtb er Shup, Arrtdr lb , M I’a,worth, Jam, IMt.-.n, ,1 IlnniiMl In W hr»n |% .V• • * . I t fler, S. G. OrtjfW. M. Rayna*. wish In *ay that on tho arrbaf pruipeel., ui er lai a mt. *:*btr f Imp. Iiram lln ra Simp, Fl-r,i ' IL Mau mi „f ►>t»blnhm'T? »‘f #m il vr' IfnTo an aa Randall ChaM Chai« who p ptaaideil. of Sheriff M:Clolland who was --. LU— •• M t Mrs. H it le r T ro o p H T a k e in*'* Shun. ___________ __________ ; A ’ - r I,Hr • market fur ,\:„ L .k ju , , ; I 'In T N lii Z-nMi.e.iu. . i;, u.^u ill lh** »»7 r»tiiiiN' of Iho I' l l R.,,1. who " novel, nf ntl'ed out.^Mr. Klliott could not Mm f,,||,,w in- mdet cndenl n ' e .u hieery and • nlher III Hi fn K. Ilalinea, Julina Mint Mdet, and ’ lib" , life h iv - road- her cm14 pfitfsi nl me It*» the pr#« C o n t r o l O f U n io n x be found. A sran h war made for R e p o r t < « * W d e T^p n ry -In es have nnnnurri',1 tha' 1 t„,e». "f ......’ ’-aa l,"ist . unduly knnwrt (isiom **f $» l-ill h»U»i»r H*** Iht'iM •• si -if It,—ji,| „f ,|r |.n» |-|,r f ' h. I l.elimani, him, and hv was latrr found about B E R L IN , May 2 id l ( ban they r ill iln - Ihrir ,ln,„» ‘ ‘ * B o a r d three blacks from Iho ac-nc of ................" e s hut « ! „ ► d n etrinai hopper* ye*lr'd.»v Hnmiiiir. Tb# ; ' ’ is fimd'i Jung, ut ft. y, rdlor Hitler's Brawn Shirts by iimm un Thvi.,|a>.« atarting M-> iV an r, of *l-w • have m-t with mni- erl»- nienmirr v«.i< t.y It. tha actidrnL Sheriff McClelland aurprlac and storm took Ihr la.t I ■',, , '.ntinuing l ’r n d e B o d y O f f i c e s thi'i.gh >b- 1 11 "lint's minist_rg..r,r f, ” in t- tradern nf h»r hurrlr, I’litnam <<jnlv IA81IV1LUB. >y t^ d A V - InUted on taking him In the hos­ V *,'• i: l-i I l l ' l l . lo-*iJ. hitrdlr today on thr road In Nail innsih *>' Scptembar:' F f e c e iv e D ir c c f o r ic s •'* ed tr,- rnnn-cllon 'vi’ li ,0 i« U y radorad ln*m ami pital but Mr. Klliott said lie did II- crl'a (irocsfy. Forte ' I I r Jung lb* I ’m t-t it , i l.-,, J tt . '•• !'• il.ytrrieii Board uf Forrig,, at draitia rw lbon, 1$ ap- not want to go In the hospital, (in domination of th* tahur nmvrment '' ' l M.'i'ulin,** ■ igl,i b citl j Gr'rhrl I n il Giorory, lodge and Few IlJklcnfn $*f lit’ illy jifit .Ml ,i„rrfor D Board af being Infotmed that Mr. E Holt by oc upylng headquarter, r.f frrn -n and COW who has ................. ; Mr- l!i-rk‘, d -M in i! view., anFdtKltlofl.tha Metho- resided alone nn r> hone boat near •railr union* throughuut Germany l -n, l.mltr'a Grticery, M. M lt - s.’l*dgr uf (be w ir ,l <l that Ih " r»t»in»|r lu nty ,r.i Boclallak leader* «f tha unions I. p hr*, tit uni'noma Cash Gro ts,- .-i/- l •»me u, the rhurch'a Chare Booth war* • lumber of C om m -r-dies run the Osteea bridge. Sheriff Mc­ "".i.slitrrs at* l*n*.-i,i \• . ,1'imnt. but f)r. C lr la a rapartyiada to th* Clelland look him lo the Cnt’ily which haee five and a half millwii *e,y, M. E. Week y Uto'ery, I i t.vin.i a cofnprrlirnii ,- Irluary that r'.» >.>•., He will 'ey Saver* (iro.*ry, Rrd Fruu..i m r.rq null , by IU **iurvr and Jail, got him to bed. 1-roaght him mcnibep* wer* arm tlrd. Ttmic un ' I I . ' inrludva $tt*rI'rri'•. hnth fnr 1303 *himI I! 'I If.-", m,,* uf if,* Iminl'a • I' *siv Cn rf Italy'I-,. ., i, I .itir , re-ently p rai,,,| her t l Hngaa. | cup of warm coffee, and immedi­ ions of tbr futurn will bv nalinnal and ' I I I * ' Market. | it many ;enii-r, np i prior years, A nnd I* nau i ’iggly-Wig.dv " ,r riebl ft thls rI,,:rr , W ASHINGTON. May J . IWt— e f r*< in f l-a,lingsrltlev in the i'nulh and «< tl- an t *, I bn believed a eunately taller i Dr. Larks, who rather than International in rhir- gr --n e , annnurce I ' s n arm* A me lira n -I, yeatr.'iliy »e» inlii"t. i*li b-r would clear up T h- granting nf a half l-itlt<t„ aaM raitlca tuts j ImmedlnC*. Rjat. acter, N ail leaders said. vfved sh rilly thereafter. This 'i„ •bn' they a'e agrecalle tu th- i • r. V. Jin.inf, China' mure from fr,l-r*| nffert I" h*lptad* la nJMmU to aO Today this llbrarv w.*i •nlargrd il.i^l n'd'l*Q f.#Scuf 2.30 a ’llotk in the pis'i nnd that they will t i e r i minuter, i r I-Ing *t Ft i* I Tli" bnrd. in a-nouncing h-r the .slates imi't their ■'•s-tty! af Um koardherk. •'/ *he addition nf 1311 drtrctorlfa S IR JOHN IIAH C H IL L v.i'lr nln* as l.ilarfs. •pamiag.” rsiirrr.rnt t-rilay, I ,sued |h9 neadt wa* -nly a pcrfnnc'n- »tlj» e« T .lj-g ly. •f tha.-H Ura t l St. •'•lervbuig, H e : iff McC’ellard y ie ld day W S r 'n r 'st-mvnt' away today, with Iba adesi m ira ­ ! !• • Memphi . an • Nashville, LONDON. May 2 _ <**>_:> ClfTH OKMLRFM told a reporter Identically the ’•AVer virfnu, friendly ennvar- tion's $1.00.1)00,non ,'n-mplpv,. - it •I w o n rO N D HA iriiRi'i Tann. a n d alary except that after Mr. John Simon. BrlMrh foreign scr•a'.nri, set ssilhnut ipp-ating he- relief bill approved by Ih- F, Ufa I Tha- faaUlMr- of th- Id.re'y are - T . LOUIS— llvav) sal.m r Park* left tha Ja il. Sheriff Mc­ retary, v ia suffering ffnm a hr I f»»- U— ’■oi'd, Mr*. J , faMsIng and awaiting Hontr coniidvrt'tpu NEW Y O R K . May g._b$*> I 'Blhble fo a|| rrsid'nlr of this fm eioralieea of th.- M, nurl Clelland had bland* and > atcr (k ill today pud becacsa of hia Jam-, II. Poad, who for 30 year* ca, ific Railroad ami affil^str I section who er- invt'rd la make Burl hs< r-uuest-,| (hat th* b- of minor changes. aart op t* Mr. E l iott with inTh* measure provide* fn- d i t f l r**tn'” «l tn »eliro from active rua dawa rowdJlkm It waa e i- has managed lb* America a lex tran-porlatlo* companies lava <’• * nf it aa w rll as tn i-qvlra of, etmUeaa that a doctor be called lure toura of Kuiopaan author , be-i urdared by Fesleral Judge lr*d * body officials and worker* ernnerti-n with th- Freabylerlan grant* la th* state* tn«tr*d n' floartl nf Foreign Mission* ami al loan* and ict» up - w *•’ *"-:f if h$ became UL “ Wo did «!l we pactad.ha would ba unabla lo ap- ha- filed * petition bl beak far hla* under the Hiram- H » r M the faralfn offlcs before rrplry, Haling liabfUUaa of $30,­ F a r * *a part of an cconnmy pra­ on any n u tU r, that may com* a me-ting nn Mnmlay (yesterday) adralalstralion tn i* ’-';ter* m for rail corporations, which ind»r kba a-op* of e w ill rvgulh* board arreptad hag h# aald. • fribulian af money (sera t-e 686 agilnal aaaeti 0f |<7B7. »r* in racalTaiakip. !**•< •tfaalialiu n of that typa. lion with regrat.” coaatrucUaa corporalluu. flic te d B y W in d s I n i F O R f F D T O F A T O fC u h a W ilf s t c p BY PRISON RULES D E A D L IN E IS Ul' MORE E M PH A SIS S CN HOARDERS O F jB 0 M PLACED O N " METAL TAR IFF TRIICIJS National Boys And M u sic Weeks Are Noted By R o ta ry ITaxpayers Invited; A To Attend Meeting ,Urn t,,M....... In Lake Mary Hall 4gr STATE PARLEY OF WELFARE GROUPS TO BE CONVENED J; .1 ^JL, ,h' X ? rTlNeedFor Campaign Against Mosaic Is ‘Stressed At M eel Stores D e cid e To Close Their Doors Half Day Thursday S h e r if f Defended InAction Involving Victim Of Accident nn; _ Mrs. Pearl S. Burk Severs (minedion Willi Mission Body Half Bri l ion For R e l i e f Of S t a t e s Nearing Adoption $ 'tI .p rJfe . ■ v" ■*■. i �v. * *>V 'Sharon T r ie s St C a se s Of Alleged assault and bittery, was sritrsd restsViolations Of Law is'fkr ■> Otnt Murphy, charged with as- 9t Pitches Great Ball 'edtBeat Orlando, 3-0; Smyrna, Leesbarg.Witt gases* hall. OrshaW. s * a « a as Lrewlhsrs. I bar not ■Xy c.nst's- L’ malre*. rscklaae drlrlag. waa "fa guilty. . .. J. I. Slawart, white, with operating a car wit proper Ikanee, had hla ci IL iT h K u'M u'm « pauU an* hettary. pleads,! (Continued free! fhge O * tag, pleaded net r»U*|f Wk. L fim u n a war i — beeebell plas aa error wHh IwaM l la Ihs ala U l * * l * f ■ * 7 * .U 5 1 -e .e h .r* Tallow Jackal* a 4 la * victory near lha le a a u .te s d le * Ce­ ra * India** la a T a a l r a l Florida ft.eeball Lease* San a plaraU hafare a lara* e r a w i here yeeu rd sg ■ • • aiada II aa lalereellae ««a- leel. w ith Ike sear* lied S sad t as lha last h alf e l lha alalb aal aader w ar. alleker d eb ase* wha bad She* lied lha la d le * , ta ala bits I * * a real eahlblllaa Ib a l marked his first hurllas * * r r“ " ■ ■ * * * . f i i r draw i walk. HpKk «nn Mh * In bath filed as I bat Bill Brarler. aeleraa a f S an aa o f eld fUfiU U « f i « M il n »l»«il« if '* '* * ; • u .lr d to r lfk t fl*M. U b y n headed fa r aemnd. Io w a n : third and scored who* Head­ ie r le t W n lla pee •» lb* » ta u _a ;* Dario away from hit*. The eleale wae Bre• tar's third a f work w o * received with loud ■ » } please freot Ike fane, a1®** ®f whom are pereaaal friab le fee Braaler hae resided la M e e k e r* WWa he dull bate ball three rears e «o . .t'o n e e romblesd Iw a w a lh a , two hits and a * error I* N W » a » » l r o f rasa In Ike flret before i e k » n a aed hi* male* had a ahaar# la l e t sallied. The led lens ni her run la the see* ltd w h s* Wd*a Batterle*:_ Jshneep fah et-aad. Jf d a *.. R ayieaa . . 8 * 1 HOW THEY STAND T 4 tharye af being drunk am) was find n and casta. . frad RoMason pleaded guilty to 1 g chdrgo af aggruraUd necault I ami waa fined M aid coats. Paytaa Blalock, charged with H. Hallican. "hit*. charged with haisg drunk, pleaded gpllty, and waa orders,! to pay cotta. W. A. Stapler. whIU. charged with drlelng wbila druak, . *yd fined 1110 and coaU wlwa ho pleaded guilty. 1150 of the flat with being drunk, pleaded gul,ty. Ha was girea a 30-<hy euepondad aantanca aid the t o * * war* re­ mitted. . . L. n . Hancock. whIU, c h a r g e wltk paeaing a worthlaaa chock, pleaded guilty and urns* given a !(M ay sentence plus the coats. . Ed True (dale, while, charged with reckless driving, pleaded 'and Porter; jwUlIbwkdsma* Head.that. _ _ s white, Georg, W. Smith, charged with carrying concaalad weapons, pleaded guilty and » U f 1—_J g ia fb aa J R E S U t B guilty and wna fined |IM and popta. |75 af tha fine waa eesp faded upon promt** of good bo. harler. Danger Pointed O a t In Inflation Plan Of Country RATES » . « & .• * a % ■P e ? T i r t i r l * ^ ^ % A lib. S ar at Av*u*«. A- I (Continued From Pago Oni) ca. ft aaarly always coma* with ferial bualneia prosperity In tha SahatloB of more rredit. Such In­ flation is not artificially Indueod, Hot foltowe the willingness of Mb. dar *1 Aaaaal. A. I>- t u t . M a riled aald earllflcmle la my o f f * * . •■S baa mad* 1 a *l leal Ion fa r la * deed to la**a la occordahc* with law. Bald rertlHeal# embraea* lb * fa tlew la e'd ea cflh ed prop#Mr aliaated ta aemlaala County. Florida. a a a ta fined flOO ard costa. D. R. Noll, while, charged with driving 1trunk, pul up n bond for hla appearance In the May U u * of court. II. E n te r, white, chargod with tiling an Improper lltrnse, pltadod nolle contejtdre and Tocai«*d a 30tljy luapended eenleaca upon pay­ ment of coeli. Wilbur Eaverly, while, charged with oelng an arerloaded trailer carrying cllrue, pleaded guilty and was fined |5 anil cotta. A. B. E ven t!, white, charged with betting a board hill, pltadod guilty add was given a 30-day euapemWd icntence upon payment of coots. • F n n k McCall, charged with onlawful parbing. waa fined 13 and coale. ~ Florenee^<!bTIfnr7~,horgfd with being, drung and u ,L i* obscene language, was fined $1 anil costa In each rat*. Willie Hill, charged with ag­ gravated auault, pleaded guilty and w»i ordertil to pay the roets. John DulTon, charged with petit larceny, pleaded not guilty but waa ordered lo pay coats. John Campbell, wh(ta, chargeit with pocaesslng liquor, pleaded guilty, and was fined.>8200 *md coal.* 8160 of the ftn* waa ?usparded. i.'hlreao T -»l J"e Molry was found not Ilrnoklya « : Philadelphia 1. Plliebursh I : Claclaaatl I. ^ guilty of a charge of petit lar­ ceny, and Mathis W illlaau waa ANM RICAN LR AO VR found net guilty of » bars assault New York l l - l l Uoeloa *•!. Ml lerula l l - l l PeiraJI l-k. charga. W.ehlMilnri l i Philadelphia 4. I l l R. R. Baker waa fouml sot lanlnael , Cklceiu II C lereland I. guilty of a petit larceny charge. Robett Roui had a charge of AM IM IU AN AOaOAIATIO* U * & . 1 , I A i f lilach D. T reet I I Baalaadu aprlaa*. The said ..land heir,*. aeaseoad nC lha dal* e l (ha lanaanc* of each c srllflra la In lha name a f Ua- Ptttaharkh H a w Y «rk Hro«iklyn h lra o h l* te n - d l; I walked i-esrsis t i l l eeaeea W .'fie rear. Medlln, lb Bratler-lf----y . ycaalnalan. rbem berlale. rf perry, >b ... ilerlnna. lb Rash lee. r rnrter, r JubaeoM, a ----- R U Mallhl*. j a r t j m r a f T a * Cartlftcal# R ". I***. lib . day af Aaaual. A l» . I » l * . ka* lll,.l aald rerlTfleale la my o fllc *. a ad ka* mad* ana Ileal l « " Car ta * FO R B A L E : Bronte Turkey eggs dee,, to le.ua In eecordanr* with and poults, John R. Jones, |nw. Bald rs rllfic n l. embracea Ike fnllow laa dearrlbad proparty .H a ­ Beardatl A t*. sted la Bemlole. Coanly. Florida, • A — P o u ltry 15— A p arfth en tk F o r R a n i 1 1 ' 1 FO R R E N T : 8 room fumlihi apartment, with garage, Pmi Avenue and 8l*th Street, knoa aa Holly AportmanU, Phop* >90. I FO R R E N T : Furnlahad apartment,. cac-.apac*. .704. PkLmotto A t * . _______ ait *** 441-1 oi4-> iary: tinea hatled _____- a - • nnlealoa. llTrm.r. !»«»"• T w o bee* bile. l**Balnale»base hit. Brow*, trouble Medlln I * 1‘onnlneton lo i. struck oal. by Johaeon *, •r II. Baeaa on ball*, o lf , 6. o ff Itaher t HI* b f by llaber, Perry. Will. It : at. Paal I. Mlaneapolla I; Columbu. I. I I * Potential S o u r c e Teledo ''K a n ! . * C l l y t i U B to*IIM I Of Light, Energy Ib ganire. lndlanapaile-li I lw a u b a e . two poelpoaed. rein ■O tTM RR B ASaOCIATlOb Noted In Sunlight • Atlanta l-T i I.IUI* Rbch »•* N a .b elll* 0-t; N * » '* » '• “ " r * - * ; , lllrmlnaham IS-fSi K iio a vlll* l» * Memphis ,A’ W|'i>t I Bloch R TraM I I BanUndo B|>,Ibb *. _ .1*4 Hi ** The eald land heln * Ike dale of Ike leeuatKo of eucb In -w ill rert If Irate In tha name o f UnCat 4 I laaCO BO, Tbe ante l"5 r I . w*j‘ bi: i .? " r:;r.*2r 1b l T afha", * C ertlflcale S> k 11*1. dated (be Ike' Bate 1 Hit dar o f A a e «e t. A l>. I » l » . k*a rartlflcot* filed eald ra rllllc a l* la my afflee. known. • he* mad* appllcnllon « • » • • * garage and t.eed l » we J * .r r o r d .l^ ,. with L E G A L N O T IC E r,.llo w la s <t.errlhaA • u «l in Mm—I w I b Counllfe tra o r tw h ( i r s r a u b t a t Tti* Mid In mi h«ln* •••••] 1 T «a o r t w r b ta tw o r rt-on- Ik* <1«l« nf ol ID A. ‘ ■ . rcrlirim t* lw !*»• n* m* 0 •Nolle, lo berekr elrea Ibal R U MAI.TBIK. »»rck*..r e7 T a i l* r- k TM" R t. N eDkle.Purrkl iif ir .t . N,k III*, dated the 4lh. Bay T a * C .r llflfa te No. ! « « ’ Of Aaaaal. A. D . !• « » . Jfa filed Ilk . day «»f A u i w i . A. I s * » ' eald e.rllflcale la My offlee, and ha* mad* epollcallon far U S deed lo lesae la aecordanc* with law. Maid cerll III at* amkraces (he fellowlaa described properly ellaated la Bemlael* County. Plerlda. Ia> Home Mixed Feeds D r. H e n ry M c L s n lln . J r . O P T O M E T R IS T 1 1 1 .P a rk A r t . 4-1; C b elU aoeaa 1-4. w ill l.ot I f Block B Tract I BaalaBdo Bprfaaa. • _ . , Tb* stM land b*4n* aeaaeeed at lb . dal* of the l**«*nr* af each n rllflea l* la ; tb* name of Ua ^ TlT.?' R l* JMallbU parcbaMr of Tac rartlflteta K*. Ilf*, deled lb* Ilk dar of Auaaai. A. P . I»l». bae filed aald eeririleale la my olflr., and ha. made appHeallea far a le* deec' la laaaaAa • aecordanc* wtlb law. Bald aarllfleal* embrace* Ik* fbllvwlna deecrlbed properly ella- Hava yon triad «ur H#i M l i e d Dairy and Paall » If pat, try ‘ham laday. SEMINOLE FEED CO. Distributers af Red Rea* FaPhone M BILLY’S UNCLE Eaprtsslng hi* theory at a meeting of tho Now York see Ion of tho American Chemical S w U ly recently, Dr. Lamb MMrUd that If tha energy could b* effkl« n l'r extracted from the eunllghl which falls on Boeton during a summer day, all gaaojln*. coal, oil and wa­ ter plants now u**d to *upply lh* United StAUs with P0* ” be closed. Tb* paaalbllltlaa of ham***lng sunlight and atomic energy have been brought within the realm of practical uglily within- n - f * w year* through rocont dovalopmoot* In natural science, Dr. ^tt*r* 1 i»e**r*i TUBBY That Would Make Anybody Sore. OHIOCU.IW0CUM1 vaw.Dewi. wmaT c a v Ftoa-m AT OUtAiSSV LUMBER Fi ' " ■ " l i l I I IHoH, f t T ra rl S» I Undo Hprl"*a; . . ____ H a t b Y o u r GIu m b Fitted New t 1 I Reduced price on single vlilon .sad Kryptok lens*. Also all ihall and modern gold filled finales shell be ■ to law las M f M W T iy l i w . els Mluoe FOR* RENT: Furnished or Unfur. mshed rotUgo or aportmont. Phona 7M-W In morning* oy aflat 0 P. M. Yesterday8 Results , r s �B A N V O BD H R A L O , S A If U J lD . PLO RY D A , INFLATION PLANS OF COUNTRY ARE GIVEN ANALYSIS O f f lo ilr B e lifg P r o p o s a ls C o n s id e r e d By h L. * * * ” * mlmmm * the diary of tho creation of th* world is told In A six bandred words. •There were no conferences, no comminsions and no de‘t STS w first day Dm Almighty said: ‘Let there Ge L. AND THERE WAR LIGHT.' “Ob the stood day He created the firmament to dlthe heaven from the earth. “Ob the third day He maid: ‘Let the watess under br e w be fathered together unto one place, and let the laad appear; AND IT WAS SO. On this day also Brass and trees were created. “Oa the fourth day Be said: 'Let there be lights in finnaau lit of the brevet*, to divide the day from (he 1 .. aad to rale over the day and over the night, and to ftatietlrs. Harvard University I. N E W Y O R K . M ay S— Th* "controlled inflation" men*. ore of th* Admlnl'tratlon elsrimed to mire the level nf com­ modity price. Inc lode tnmr premmsls. The first of tr alien* by- lb# I n l y h vmt’ aew. The other three peepowlt. H,trance of onwvetn) nsper money, reduction cf the gold neiteat of Um dollar, and monrtiiiag silver to a lim ­ ited extent. are new in the rcoPontir experience of this country dnrinr recent decades. Th* first M AT X lfM Parley Of FIVE STATES TO BELIEF IS HELD V«TtO ND BVUW »“ ™ ® ® D c vU lIVC IItU n r i p r i » * ||y O i l / ({U ll JU B 5 r0" r, ! f * ** . _____ __ _littttfli-- *' ■ * te, la lha conference. “ rap* will m n l ■( vsri“ “ V iR n r O U S C a it ip a if f T lB ^ ® *r p Group ft, untbr th* chairmanship of Mia. Emelh Tuttle Cocb- copper PiUhotw. wM terdiy to Bert Mkfcool Stadia at' bo Fifth A vreae hMM. indpjrenU, Mr. ■u*» r>•»*»* combined to create u»m l that bonim oiten on the The dirigible G ref ZeppeHl with >0 aboard and lr . Hugi commanding. Vft for ' flight areundlGeeman A. M , yerterny. Temporarily ovrnhsdowed by tha flow of legalised boar and lha dries or economic recovery. neterthe lota the war oeer proposed re­ peal pf the IRth Ameadment goaa on In all part* of the nation. Prohibitionists and anli-prohibltioniits atarted paahlng their campaign* with talonilflsd vigor a , fire state* prepare to tot* on repeal la May— Rhode lalard. May I ; New Jersey, May I I ; Wyoming, May Ifl; New York, May 3.1, and Delaware, May 37. Anti-prohibition leader* confer* confMeaeea of th* outcome in all the** slates. Officials of pnlibltion arganirations, while aaying tha( their Walking Aa A Recreation A T G R A 1 IJ A T IO N lh» *|rb ssB * "l pSnln*r**as j* o s n c r u l w srV ut sckssWlW*In* lilrnc-fhloo 1 iwin’l itlMepnlnt ISM . u s * «»p,rt »our eh"l"ltxyh. W efb old t’ A Stu d io j H miim lu m b e r ttperlsl Pfl must erase. In s'om* iiuartrrs, ns friends of Machado in Tampa point out. the feeling is gtncrnl that ircrn l troubles w iyr engi­ neered Ity an element which I, trying lo furre American inter­ vention. A t I ho moment, however. Am­ bassador Welles is the big figure in Tuba. If, as the special representative of President Roosevelt, he can pnve the way for a general elec­ tion and climisate Machado, Cuban Iradera believe tho little republic will' soeeskly lift itself out of ita troubles. Among many Cuban business people them Is a demand also for th* end nf tha Cdhsn nalloral lottery, which ia a drain on th* population and trurinrss, pnd a source of graft whlih h*s assumed tho propor­ tions of a national scandal. Meanwhile, Cuban refugees in Tampa and Miami are afraid tu return, and thousands are seeking avenues of escape from Cuba. But the tourist from th* United Klatra, who goes to Havana for a brief visit, doesn't sco or hear much al>ot a revolution. Travel, though, han been light, duo to widely-published reports of disdlstrubancrs, which, as a matter of fart, are far removed from that section of Havana usually visited by the tourist. Whatever plan the new ambas­ sador h i* In mind, Um refuge* colony In Florida 1, certain of one thing—that Machado will call a general election, which will auto­ matically eliminate him thereafter ns president, or the United SUlea will he forced to intervene to pro­ tect life and property. But Inter­ vention is known lo be the last step in I bo Washington program. ten'll on Hspl. 13, Minnesota on •Sept. 13 «nd New Mexico on Sept. ID. The Ohio election Is set for Nov. 7. * Machinery for sclion on repeal has been set up In 39 stiles. Twelve slates are listed by ths A anoi 1st ion. Attaint ths Eightccnlh Amendment sa "expected to sst rlcillon* in 1931.” They are Arisons, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida Massachu­ setts, Missouri, Nsw Hampshire, Oklahoma, Pennsylrsnla, South Carolina and Texas. lor th. Hill Lumber Co. 13th aad Hally Rruonable Pricw with ZIP 8 E R V IC E We are adding Merely dollars of equipment to better **rv* tbs public. Sos an awl u v i money, 213 W. First St, Sieve's Plats POST OFFICE LUNCH llesl Food fee Real Men Regular itesb 30c Ore—We Feel oftlr* PRINTING We are equipped te ptsdbre first rlsoo Job work at the lowest possible prices, Gfvj u* Herald Printing Co Phew IIS THEY’LL CUT LIKE dEW Burgles! tools; oil Itnds et scissors sad knlrrs/pnmlqg tools of all hinds/tc. E x ­ pert ■■» fling. LAWN UOWftS Repaired »nd Khtreeasd A b o for Hare Haro yourw nrkfcw ORGE WASHING m ROOMS. ftp RAM NIWIST AND fINtS !r*»y Kssus Fsrlllly V Onsss Csssmii*! Lskky • tid a l MA YFLO tyEf M0 IOOM1 .MRRAW A I f AUTIfOL HOfl SpLsdid FooMiiies. Gtisf** Csffse Shsyp* - FLAGLER cherished drcoaao con be safely sent to Iks for clean­ ing. Your m o o t Hone Mixed Feed* I by a J. w. s h A x h n SIR Elm i J A C K S O N DRESSES Ph*"* » Martin's Garage Public Welfare at TsUabasqse. Refrigerator W ill Uw Ncwspa’pere To Pronote Soles a«J BUI* OM n.lCHT C l * I 5 € f f lt 1 t B B t M I lg ’ th* low price and high duty on ran, of Daytoi Beaeh, will sUx meet at the Methodist Chur h to issea I. while th* other "three have discuss "Family Casa Work". Miss element, ef rreat danger. In th* Florence flehhanlt, nf Daytona following paragraph, the nature Beach; lyd ia Allen DeVilhiss, «f the propewed federal reserve ,opponents. Juum. m Ui r . apparent Inah , w atia ii >«n t-tk «ir ywb» advantrge* "uch ■■ economic dis­ ski* efficacy ifl raising the comsatisfaction among voter* and pnditv price level a vs ronsiderod. ■kart talk*. On tike sixth day the beasts were created, and. finally, Croup d will meet at the pariah control of political marhinery in Th- reserve hank operation* rejvsted for in the President's house to lilseuia “it rcrest ion and many places, rapreaa determina­ Adun aad Eve. 2 “ ‘And God saw everything that He had made, and, measure am purchases in Urn L tlia re T i m ”, with C. M. M ilt* tion to right it out in avary rtite. rprn market bv lha 13 re servo of Tallahaaaae, state loparvlsor K. .‘■'cell McBride general iu. behold, it waa m y good.' bank, of the United Slates go*, “If there had been a board of directors to whom the eminent sororities. The reserve of phyrkal am) health edoeallnn. irrintrndrnt of the Anll-|tatoan presiding, and Edgar Jones, ath­ l-ragus *f A meric s, says the first p lu s had lo be sabautted, the creation of the universe drr Jl.ono.oon.oon o f government letic director of the University of "decisire right" will be in Indians would atm be under advisement." Hr. Barton concludes. r n u it ir s , Under the pr>pa**d Florida aa principal speaker. which for ninny year* wax a “I f there had bees a naapltulkr. he would hare drawn up plan there holding, would be Frank 8. Wright, publicity tlrw - famed stronghold of the prohjhi. m> many charts aad compiled such an avalanche of red fig- m d n altv added to. hy an addi­ tor at the. University, aho will tlonists. a r a that the whole project would probably have been aben- tional njmjmOJBOO is necessary cprsk. " I f Indiana rejects the repeal relationship between pur­ demed. What good loch fo r all of u a that the creation The Gtoup If, with Marcus C. Kagg, proposal, the 18th Amendment chase, of government arruriliea took ptarri ia the crude old days before there were any Ip th* reaerve banka and th* of Jacksonville, a , chairman will will remain in tha Constitution", • — * * W - J ------ -----------l l l . s I L ^ . a l level of commodity p r im Involve, meet at the parish house to dis- Hr Drill* M ii.il the not ere of hanking operation, com -Institutional Workers", and T h * floosltr slat* elects dele­ aad hank poltric. r>vrk A. Davis, of th* Roy,’ In- gates an June 8. The convention is In th* typical instance, par­ d jt *I ial Itnmc in Mailanna and set for June 26 wlih 129 delegates ch***, of government arraritten K. Mhaniion. of Iknion Springs, one from each county and one by the rerei ve hanks are mad* extra for each additional '10,000 * * ' *•- sorority will advltraa that group. The groups will combine shortly population. A veil known roller* finds that its students are gning deelere. In rilker case, payment lit in an hrtmr lunch, with Mr. Davis, M. Twenty.two stairs have sol ia for less expensive xporti, golf and riding showing a de­ -------- — _________of th* R. Ilinson, of Tallahassee, ami e’cctivns in 1031. These do not in­ cline and Iranis taking a apart. If the depression mi»- purchase, of the rererv* deposit, Mr*. Brian McKenna, formerly of clude Michigan and Wisconsin, tinoca there mar come Um realization that of all the forms cf number banka with the re­ the Vermont State Agricultural whkh hnvs voted lo ratify th* o f iim is t. aslkiag la tha most beneficial aad .the cheapest, rerv* banks. An Increase In re­ Department, i s sp e a k e rs.-------- Prupored repeal. “ Ifl—Jun*, fbu r serve deposits rnaMv , th* mem­ Europeans, caprdaRjr tbs Cermsna, bare long been the ber hanks to expand their own Following a luncheon, the states besides Indiana will elect apostles of pedestrian recreation, and on Sundajra and holi­ deposit,, through Um extension Stata Probation Association. delegates; Illinois on Juno 6, Nodays the highways, the-paths, aad byways are thronged, of further lo an In Ih rir custom- Judge Dun A. Cheney. Orlandb, v.idn. on June 10, Iowa on Juno 30 nml West Virginia on Ju re 37. with persona seeking the outdoors and enjoying the invigIf tbr member bank* IhrnugHFlections slated for tho follow­ arattan of walking. Whole families from mother on down M l the Country make are of their ing month are Alabama on June te the ycongest child can be eeea striking out for the inrii s Md potential lending pow­ I I . Arkansas on July IR, Tennes­ great outdoors, with father aad some of the older children er. Ike total volume of th* r a ­ see on July 30 and Oregon on tion', purr baring newer ran b* in­ tmiylag knapsacka filled with picnic food. July 21. creased enormously. ThU is f i r When the groups have penetrated deep enough .into lb * reason that n s Increase s f.9 1 Offhand, McBride predicted "dem n l ounnasifisgs. aa attractive spot la the woods Is se­ is rerer v* basks ran be reed as cialvw" battles In Iowa, Alabama, tho bools for expanding the loans lected aad the tasty viaads are spread before hungry eye*. Arkansas and Tennessee, ntales load drpo,ito) of the member which for year* wars strongly After luscbron the children play while the heads of the knobs Is the extent of 110. If. prohibitionist. Ho also said th* fsautr usually take a snooar. As the ran begins its low therefere. the rererv* honks pur­ enemies of repeal would make a dracenxian in the west, the homeward trek hi begun and chase a s additional three billions f gyve rssreat securities, it formidable showing In Oregon. tho family arrives tired aad ready for sleep, bat thorough­ •would he peesiMo far the mem­ In August the haul* scene will ly ridtrnhral (jura the exercise and by the coramunioo with ber keeks te (speed their shift to Washington where the Irens by thirty billion*. This is election will b* held on the twen­ th e trouble with the average American who seeks Lo e Urge figure in remperisoe for lb* banks to maintain ex­ ty-ninth. F ire elections are sched­ Our. abandon­ with th* present total port-hosing treme liquidity. take e x e r c is e is that he goes about it as if it were a busi- power of tho reentry, which is ment of tho i ntemsticral gold uled for September—Vermont on nraa. He thnoaea a particular sport, boys his equipment, u nres is ted hy approximately standard is of particular Impor­ Bept. B, Maine on Sept. I I , Maryaad harries out the first chaser be gets mad tries in a fifty bribc e i of eurraecy and tance In this connection. In IMS, when vra were shipping geld bouse, with KrtJ Lehmann, cf brief bear or so to make up by rigorous exercise all the beak deposits. It ia also clear abroad to meet all damned*, lb* Sanford, s i lonstmsster. Sched­ a very appreciable Inr real* Usee he had lost by years of inart ion. As a result the first that L. th* purchasing power nf th* very large dr*i„ upon our gold uled to start nt 7 o'clock, the ban­ reserves, culminating about lb* day often prate* disastrous. BHstera, bruises, and sore quet will be f u r r e d by the presimastics, or a possible strained heart, are likely ts cause though esponsion t* tho maxi- middle nf June, was nn* nf the (fcntinl address of Mr. Davison weightiest consideration, prevent­ ■ m Mseuaeed is the Provident'* a caamlcte abandonment of the wcO-intentkmcd plans. prepsssl be wot ranted through. ing member bonks from liberal- and the election of officers f ir We would like to are the inauguration of the walking I I * substantial exp*»sie« in iitng their sltitad* toward loans. the coming y e a r/ City Commis­ A t lbs present time, bscause of sioner T. L, Duma* will welron,* habit ia this country, not because it would impair the pop­ the "deposit rurreecy," because ularity of other sports, but beesnac it provides a simple of rvpaaatoa of leans by tbs th# embargo on gold exports, the tbs delegates an behalf of the banks are in no danger of hav­ city, while special music will lie member bosks, should actually mama of im rclei which coaid ue enjoyed by all alike taka ntero it is manifest that th* ing te meat foreign demands for without agy chance of physical injury. r ; morality price Uvul would rise geld. Moreover. Um domestic de­ off• red by the Sanford K lw *r,i» But there is no guaranty that. mands for geld are eliminated as quartet and M is. Gladys Morns a result at th* ebvsrgsnrv mssm Williams, vocalist. urea with respect to -------I dom*(i|e Th* tonfsrenc* will conclude - - — • • ra liu x — swwrittes, the member bank* wUI just after luncheon Ssiiirtlsr. actually pat tbrir tnewesed re­ serve deposits te week by exoentrsg leans. There is n»'hing meodstery sa Ibis point and it therefore remote* a matter of poltry oa th* pert of tho rreat I ro R K - i* h ^ • l»u# inheim, b*tr*M te «b* FlStnH*&"* n *tr m WASHINGTON, May t - V n ~ i f d u r i . a U w u lL of'Jacksonvilla, will s : t as chairman of the Creep "A " meeting, at the Meth­ odist Church, to atari/ “Juvenile Dilimpicnry and Hrrendsrey”. Talka will be made there by J. (*. Lanier. Jacksonville; Lncy Bas­ sett. of Jacksonville; Judge Ches­ ter M. Wiggins, of 'Bartow; Judge R. T . Dewtll, of Maine,1City, nut Carl B. Hyatt, consultant of the Children', Burra a at Washington. gugci *ie *n U im *d from P a r* On*) ^ outbrnki along with the ilc* ;st.Zu\r%' j R it g p r S e e * I n T h r e e TU ESD AY, MODIIN AtTHI ti rill OAIAOI IVII7 CONVUIIINCt rpl lUbth Phra TIO-W �_ f f l fB D A L P . flANPORD, KTnRTDA, And Personal Activities TIRE Phyllis Allen Gives Party At Her Home I'hyltix Jeanette Allen, jounrest Mr*. L. P. Hasan was called to daughter of Mr. and Mr». Philip J. TU ESD AY. Stataaboro (in. Saturday eight by Clrele Number Seven of the Allen, entertained a number of her tha death of her mother. young friend* with a party on P h i l Uelhodiit Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at th* home of Ml*. Mi»* Lcnabelle Hagan left SunHenry Ruaiell, SOd Dak Avenue, day fo r Tallahassee a f t e r with Mr*. Ruuell and Mr*. C. E. spending the week-end her*. William* aa ho*te**e*. A concert will ba given by the R. L. Pctk, Jr., of Winter community chortu, aponsored by Haven.*-spent th* week-end here tha Music Department of the with his family. Woman'* Club, at 8:00 P. M. at tho P in t Methodist Church in , Miss Virginia Gil Inn .pent the week-end in Mulbetry a.* the guest of friend*. Ernest Krupp returned la-l night from Fort Myer* where he • pent several day* »* the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Iteana Turner. Jbjilg,. ap«ah.iha—w aMand.-wh*** with hi* parents, Mr. atad Mri*. Frank L. Woodruff, Oak Avenue. JMMIm Harriet Hasard. daughter K P k li* . Ft A. Ila u rd , I* ill at the home of her grandfather, T . L. Duma*, romrr Park Avenue and Ninth Street. PRICES GOING UP, Equip Your Car NOW1 with Tt restone l i EVER BEFORE h a v e y o u b e e n a b l e t o b u y F i r e s t o n e Extra Q uality res a t t h e s e l i r e “ w a r ” p r ic e s . Y o u w i l l p r o b a b ly n e v e r h a v e t h e c h a n c e The Daughter* of Wesley Class of the First Methodist Church will have It* regular business and social meeting at 8:00 P. M. at Lth,p. .bom* u f.J lm . -C- K . -JdoKnv 1317 Magnojia Avenue. . and green crepe paper were ar­ The-Y. W. A. of the First Bap­ ranged In tha dining room from tist Church will meet at 8:00 P. the chamlclier* to tha four corner* M. at tho home of Mr*. II. II.! Hill, ID It* Palnicltu Avenir. Mr. and Mr*. Fella Frank had as their dinner guest* last night at Prirydell in Ortamb, tho Rev. and Mr*. Smith Hardin. Mr. and Mis. C. K. Rawson, Mr. and Mr*. J. B. Jackson; Mr. and Mr*. Ed ­ gar Ball, Mr*. Roberta Howard, Mrs. Wallace fW. Wright. Mr*. Lena Olson, anil Irving Qatkion. Those invileil were: Kathryn and Louise Clark, Isiuise Rrackln, Viola Alexander, Joanne Williams, Dorothy Price, Ibirnlhy Cole, Ma­ rion Herbal, Lillian s s j Nora Leigh Monroe Genre* 'Chapman, Richard Singletary, Bu*ter Faircloth, an<l Eugene Kendall. Among those railing during tha afternoon were: Mr*. Georg* Mrs. Housholder Iferbst. Mrs. John Iterhnt, Mrs. 0 . A. -Radford, Mr«. Bert Chapman, Parly For H er Mr*. J. L. Clark, Mr*. I* Grow, Mrs. Waller Price, and Mr*. Bea­ Mr*. I>. t. Thrasher and Mrs. trice Robb. Rny F. Synu** received high seora prim , novelty handkerchiefs, at - th* ht I c~pofly- given"TKutsday Uproarious Comedy Is afternoon by Mr*. E . F . IlousA t Milane Tonight holder at he( home on W rit Sev­ enteenth .Street in honor of the member* uf the Duplicate ConI to.t Club. I’ink rose*, lavender sutler, and lavender lontana,. developing a color si heme of pink and lavender, vverp arranged about the roam* *f t * the guests were trderUined. AuRno tea hour i*fr«*bmei)t* were served by the hostess, assisted by Mis. Floyd A. Palmer and Mr*. F . K. Rnuniillal. Those pirsent were: Mr*. Mar­ garet Barnes, Mr*. Frank U Mill­ er. Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat, Mr*. J. E. Hrimse, Mr*. D. L. Thrasher, Mr*. Roy F. Bymea, Mr*. A . P. Connelly, Ur*. R. A. Newman, and Mrs. Floyd A. Palmer. ^COHENS KELLYS so a g a in , s in c e ra w m a t e r ia l Club will present * two-aet oper­ etta, "Up in the Air." at 8:W> P, M. at the *vhiHil auditorium. Uogular meeting of the Ameri­ can Legion Auxiliary will take place at 3:30 P. M. at tho home of Mrs. II. It. Stevens, Park Ave­ nue. Rose Circle of the Garden Club will meet at 10:00 „ A. M. at the home of Mr*. J, II. Cntelmigh, Roae Court. Luncheon will ba **rvfd at mum with Mr*, fol- LAD Y LYKE Twu Way Rtrelch r a £ i< U } ’ J t a c r c g £ ia g « . Itr ffto n t SUPER OLDFIELD TYPE K ip ml (it ip in ltly In alm uln rd lirn n il, lir-t lin e lit r e , P r r j t i ' i i l , t h ic k . vthlv trend— rugged ih 'jim d u h llllv u iu l s in k in g tipprurnru-r. V a lu e m in p iu lrd nt |i rlern I lin t n ffo n l r m l so rin g *. 4.50-21 1,75.-19 5.00-20 $ 6 .7 9 5.25-III 7 *4 3 OlhrrMiril’nVNirlliiiMtrlr fine $ 5 .6 5 6 .1 5 FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE S u p e rio r in f in a lit y m ill ( 'iiiis lr n r lliin In lirat lin e , sp i-i dal lirnnd lir e - , ulTerril fur wile In d r p a r lm m t *lofc«n n il co n ip n tilr*. m id until •in lrr ru in in g lin iis r * . T i ll * I* " I h r 1 h r 7 /nit Ju ug /if T h r if t to M ill h u n t*' * o f lir e i.no-ai $ 4 . 9 5 G.00-19 $ 5 . 8 5 4.75-10 , 5 .5 0 5,25—18 6 .6 0 of Valises* illtirr Si*i*n Vrttpttriumnlcly ttiir FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE TIRE CONSTRUCTION '-1.50-21 $ 4 * 4 8 5.110- Hi $ 5 . 2 7 4.75-HI 5 .9 5 4 .9 5 5.25-18 Oilier .Ht'iii Profm r 1Itmuf•*(vf«n' l'a r il ulniiM t ovidll.lv r ly Iiv m u ste r rrtro driver* — they will lint In k e (dinners n r risk tl* r ir liv es tin iirilliiiiry lir e - . Itnud *pcrd* uftiM luy a rc tho Turing x p r n i* o f y r - t r r iia v . \ i i u -lim ild la k e nn r/iiiiire * liu t profit Isy live know ledge m id r v p r r ic o r r o f rorv d rlrrrn w in, Am ur tire*. K ip iip y o u r e a r n il iin iin n l w ith I ire-tim e H ig h Speed T ire * w liie li Indd n il irn rlil r m ir i/ v m i run:] m id Inn k fo ra n fety , sp eril, m ileage n n d e n d iiru iie e . F irrsto in - H ig h S |n r d T ir e s nre rm n lr h y run*f i t lir e hnihlerx, o f th rjfr t rx t m n trrla U . w ith th e M rfIn f r o t u re * o f (.iim -JH /i/dtilt noil T in t /Ivlrii f,'u m -D i/i/irii I n n l I ’lie* u n d e r th e .Vieiili/irti//v D esigned T ren d . P f n lr iT y o u r life m ill th e llv r* o f v n n r fouiHv In trad in g ns you r i-til, sioiH ith, lld n , w o rn , d a n g ero u s lir e - . We w ill give yon n lilts rial u U u w n n rr In ap p ly on n net n f I ire -lo n e H ig h N peril Tlrew — file *nfr*t th ru in th e im r iif, lilA ItT IIIC It — y o n r lira k e s ru n slo p vo u r w h re l-. h ill you r lirr.t ruiiat stu/i y o u r rn r! S T if f s io n t S TUBE K xtru heavy red A garment _that. wjll_ give Mrvife mid comfort I Printed The Very B « l DAIRY PRODUCTS p a r k P FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE I iih h I O in d ilv m ill W o rk iiin ii* h ip — earries the in .m e * I ir e - lm ie " m ill fu ll ■iimraillre, t-idd it-. In:* iv- m a n y i heap speehd lirmivl tire* in a .iiir.n 'lim ' I In n p rice. 1.10-21 ^ _ <r ir ii 1 e ii * e n i * ngdinvt a ir to%<. C o iia iu n l u lrp re s* u re Ittr r ra s r n tire m llen ur. M a tlr wi t h lleviId a r u h lic r valve S e lf alents------------ SPARK PLUGS 3 .4 5 $ 4 .0 5 4 .4 5 DEPENDABLE l u g s I irestuno*H own fuelurieM ihm hie t w t e a and sealed against t u b e r u n lr d vin t h e In s id e w ith aprelnl riiinpunnd 1.50-21 1.75-19 $ 3 .3 5 C o m p a r e Q u a l i t y —C o n s t r u c t i o n —P r i c e .SAVE GASOLINE ealtyte j H e lle r Q u a lit y , C o n stru c tio n inn l W orkiiim i- lii|i tli.in seeu n d lin e -pi-rial lir.in d tires offered fur u d e ln m a ll o rd er lio u -c* a n d n llio r*. M A S T E R P IE C E the Leakproof JBtrictly .fresh e fectly pgateuHxei .delivered at yo [ daily. a re E xtra Quality Tire xa« cNew firtilone aJR O ffSLS p r ic e s vanced-li r^trfcvs-'TnmP'follti>io:~~ GOLD STANDARD suspected of rum-running, and u general complication start* the action off. 'There as* yachting tripe, rum boat rhu.r*. anil plenty of other excitement ms the plot come* to a more or less happy ending. —to chase those blues away do W ED N ESD A Y. Mnnlhly lunchrun ami buvine.* meeting uf the Woman'* Club will take place st 13:30 o', lock at the club house with .Mrs. II. W. (tuck­ er, Mrs. W. A. Zachary, and Mr*, b'anford Ihiuilncy u* hostesses. Reservation* may lie made with Mr*. J. It. Cugburn. The board of the Carden Club of Sanford will meet at 0:15 A. M. at the home of Me*. W. K. Watson, Rose Court. Luncheon will be served at noon. A reciprocity program for the member* of the Woman'* Club will be .given by the Harden Club at 1:30 P. If M.. at the Woman’* Club on Oak Avenue. TH URSD AY The T . E . L. C tau of the F In t Baptist Ch*irh^wRI~h«Vf v I’d*!-' nee* and (octal meeting at 3:30 o'clock at the church annex with Mr*. Sarah Stewart. Mr*. 8. A. Edenfietd. and M lu Mary Goodale a* hoatn****. An expression recital will be .T ti’N iffht. SYDNEY TUESD AY. M A Y 2. 19M p o w e r le u k u g c . D id w o rn p lu g * w aste gusulluc. l n * I id I n eel u f 1‘ire s liiiir Plug* a n d save gan a n d inereuse |mv<rr. IT s ir ill test y o u r >/Mir/, /'/ug* T R E K . Tiregion? BATTERIES M n i i u f a e t u r r i l I n th e n im le r n K ir r s lo lir Ih ille r y F n e lo rir * . M ade tilth t ' . x l r a l o i n e x . A s k u h a h im I t h e (I ■■ ■ F i r e s t o n e b e a t lir e i llu il give m ure |Miwer, V ^ v G P O U a 9 |* ! B,r p C J V j j l l j L MAGNE X In iig e r life m ill im f a il- lug d e p e n d .iliilily . s f& v a a ° nJ y ° u’ I II riuiAe* o f R n l l r r l r x MAGNEX $ BATTERIES battery TirtStOnC A quaprut BRAKE W a terp ro o fed hid, I prof'* process fratl " j r r 1 w h i e h g l v e a at wgt f J .' J uniform soft without ehattcr, grnhlilng * or tupieal. Hull* in Ihu new I'lrashme llrake l in in g Factory.—— —— ----- “ //nee y o u r Printed u ■_ V tt ^ 1 4 0 ^ 1 rW a a d a S J 4 1 V I T h d » it T % » i i y a < | liM i ■ f ' r SEMINOLE C B E A M E B Y CO. Phone 6M E. 1st 8 36^86 Width J. C. Firntlone Tire#—Fired one llaltcrUa Tiolene Molar OU— Washing ami I'uli'-hlng—(ircanlng PENNEY CO. FlntUind Kim 112-214 E. 1st SI. D E C K IN G Wednesday Night 7p.m. Till Closing Time ‘j «• LIN IN C T Fire*tone llrake Lining— Woeo I’rp * Crunley Hadiu* and Electric Kefrlgerulurs pedul iiro A e* le s trrf T R E K , � 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 02, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 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 02, 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/4b51f53f837ff1d9d2cf13c5fe83acb5.pdf c4b76b0dc52a5e906b5ce9f563004bc2 PDF Text Text ! -— V ■ VOTE IN HOUSE ident O f Peru FINAL ACTION As ONBEERBE n His Car IS EXPECTED •“ CHICAGO POLICE Senate Vote On McasLAUNCH DRIVE TO1 Late urc «•Today While DRIVE OUT CRIME House Is Set To Act Perm a *Says He Will He Ready May 2.TTo Chicago Is R o c BomKn, ' ' NF.W YOHn. May l — l»VvSpoculative market* wfenv I with a new stampede of buying today and the dollar dropped t > new low leiel* in relation to European gold cum icici. Meantime the American dnllir and th* Fren.h Franc mmrd A tta c k e r, 2 S o ld ie r s eratlcally in the t.codon r\ change raarkr: «wm * In the A r e K ille d A n d S ix happening* recently in th. I O t h e r s A r e In ju r e d L'nllrd State* and F r n n e which caused a rrvidnn of Hg I n 'M e l e e F o l l o w i n g viewa regarding immediate ft. U —. ture. The Stock Market hire WASHINGTON. May 1.- </P' TALLAHASSEE. May I. IV i L IM A . Peru . M ay 1. — surged up one to three dollar I I*--i ••ratlr lenders xhandotwd -n —With the Senate Mill in « « * ■ . ) --- M IX lu. OtfiktK.'* a .hare In the flr«l half hour effort to Dircp a *ole today in the N e a r ly H u n d re d H o o d u erry, . pruuueni ul i ' e r u end recraa until late thin afteras leading i» u r . were traded lb-no- en the inflation amendment l u m H a u n t s R a i d e d nm>n, the llouae today received an! in bloeka o f one to JPJklO I., the farm relief hill after foilOUM.W M O lU iU tr l o d l, t.ao e n n a ln a ir m yeaieru ay a •harm and the ticker frl| mar­ m_. i., ..Main unatltmou* consent I n C a m p a l g n O p e n e r avaUmrhf of <19 new hill* Including ly a quarter of an hour in ar o r». t in e a f U r ne n*sU n r fin the (allot. onrrallinc for a 20 pep rnt tnv i o n . Toe upsurge ultra ted v ie w e d a parade 0 1 ai.uuu Ker.biinnd Kn*ra. ftmnrcl f"c nr riraretjr*. while a Senate mm Hay |.-(A *>-A :tCHICAGO. •pedfrv—dokiair*—haauaic... juui. rVoarmhuplunt! o v iiHWkH*^ y o u n g men in J orge C h iv e i lg..ta ehretr1u-majo r 1gang -woe 4-adUea..Uuk-un. lka—.l.af«i»u w f ir * neiei.nl l»»uc* soon lid oft tiflrd I hail man Kletrher tha* h--------i i n c T n r M M M U W M g 'W .B ' Ittween etnbattled Capone and nteiuurr In regulate and tux leWAV I't'IIK. Mav I t-11 n il b - ready t» proceed with the front the bent. o y preaidenual guards. • SAN P Tcuhy organitationa, and at the gsliird leer and wine ronaitlrntblp tla in n gi. n|. i, uni stqratien op J. P. Morgan n .lion »n.| defl.lbin * ..mplii h Urn MU| Ariilr from Introducing new B » u w n n , AiMisruo Hurtado came time purge the rlty nf . V> t»- tjir'.n retutned All knunn eii.nmim n . i|smr .p-ui. if *grrteil Ihtmeh ind i iimpany klW’Sflher private •trtilny b. re-i me *«*r| jJ k Maadou Mondoxa, fin d several >hoU rackeleera prior to opening of I men.urr, on varinua legislation, ai— bd. ... the the I.etirnl ul Inint.thy rd. wi.h I anker. Maj 'JX . m U the Pi President'* bod/ aa the the world's fair, poVcr lai.krd the House did nnthine other thin u u h tn lh , •film , ar.il. nr,n a a wave « - - | i AmMle ,arSe „ Were IliP eeial > m• >"’* nr. o f 1||r, m.h of Manhdll h’lel.i sod ” VSeccttirc’a llu- Senate jndie.nty rommltlre ' iru-tleu ef vab.ei.. Thme.n ■ party slxrtej to dm * nailly 100 hoodlum haunta yrnter- cnll upon Congre.s to pa«* the f he. hand t«,<e.etal . Wil ox hankiuptrj hill nn,| h-gin a Way from th, park. i pi,or I th* nomination o f Jome ||. . the daliper. nd the lll.t. * Dell •'* , t x " I Company int'i wi. » b: I ■>' |t-.| .rld.un h i, e.lhs-r « .»• ronslderntinq ,.y n proposal railing Tw * w ld im • wera killed and <*a»Vemumiy— Ir-adpnwe*' iTeleph'i.ie Although the drive mulled In el'll Ip . ll'I’ din k, 1■h*’ rB*.' lit La fflffU M w eia k .~ i mas*.--. for romplele revision of the pro•■a officer, five soldiers and a ten* I. .1 tied In b- buck. apprehension of only minor hanglh » ...ur-e of the drrression hete laws. civilian wounded during a main Tanned I > the wind nn.l ..in ■•» Police nltrihuieil the t..rroti.'M en-on for the moat part, a mans 1. 1 s |l|<i*trntf'l .Ifflulbm*" tie- l.n t lri,« from GotHenhuig Tlie Senate f»t t'Od o'clock for which follow ad l ha e*»as«ination. to radicals relehratin-r M.«y D.iy.. of documentary evidence was U l l Y M T t J ()|| (n (1)(i ........ ,,»-»« it eiH .he fuse « f th" forme» h i lmrrrrnvrnlng n>d ex peri ed then-to T bt attack waa a*> auddan, *lal>I,'., aril the Annie l.ih>i*on, 1.1.1 il • Arour.l Ihr g'obc I! * d.ny f.nml veiled. The record* will lie sub­ hive it* Joint committees report oemta precautions which had baen j “ •rrv|«" American Industry nn.l t,,s h'* farm 'Ihrm.gh fx-c-’ v.re e line lulKbt »ml |>* .enltr V imiltitiiiles pern'ing in Red Rus­ milled to a grand Jury, police ,HMWbarke . he.e ritutbinal » i " !"• **’ , F-ane's Inflathm oft-r the wat .on a eomprnmi.e hill to tax aril mada to pratoct lha president's i I I»M»\ * (I , sia; Nasi' Ihrnnn' roarnr ttiaaid, ami wholesale indictments rrrulote beverage. • ii,» IvwimI with flire tie- lbn.se lal.w rommltlre. mVuml I Hi* vplm* «»f nn ,M Hvi I lit* wan unavailing. A captain of limph m ticrinanv; ' l.cynnpx wl(l. „ f « lilm d. "Icnm ire b. Peru i*ber.bv flirrle . Pri-p. finnirr HrorgU — ,ls hook o muni by so |. rren Anlicipatinir Senate urlion nn tha civil gaarda leaped on the mine*: rd. here Piesidcwt Roger Touhy, who has long Ihdtatios dc tr»y» money, w h irl ’ the' measure late Iht* afternoon ptvaldeuilal car and attempted tu San- hex t'er»o wn as*as*ln.ited; nourished an ambition In remove I inf lot Inn .rate. .* IV f’ot. n.in •* *,*'*. •he House reres.rd until It lW ■hlald Cerro, but without aurce**. film rnpilnl inmhttnTn » f retie ml rcvcll In J ID Villa*."»s pivrrii.ou th.* .It. t Holdlara who linad the sidewalk the Capone elan from the local o* lock when It will I*- rendv fur ........... 1 of gold to I dll tne* bn New S'ork Cuba; Irflist radt. <• .b-mordraU racketeering picture, was an rope MOSt'llW. M»y I -bVl Ththe Iwer an.t wine nice lire »h»ild down wkleh lha preaidenl and hia u»: legitimate u»e* for it were 1 native Sweden li.e nnl mdl.«*<* in labor rink* rial quarry of the raider*. the Sesate ha\e nrtrd by tha! Ir.ig d.»rt'lp hrlkee r R .»'ii» atm <ued by the treasury « few hoilis autta walkad alio wcia unable to crlrbrating |*evenHy. Went side saloon* and other time. .Maml.uk.m liter the j»tn!ly-«.|wratop tha qaanaaia kaloie the preaifit- ■■*|.i11st 1**1. ol li.ii. set ,*1r,| (hinr-e I'aslMS Railway, for ' -l nil gold, oilier than »mall in ; r.,r.h« .m: P»wer of ..mocy but retreat* o f him and his hand of G _ M ,|ir„, denl art, tphtixlly wounded. took on ii ..."re serbnr* tilt" I* ■<j diviibi.il uni . lo Is- lurii.->l tiiSs*1civ.- .1 to mure p ope. .1. ii... - ' > ' ’ . The rhaoMHw af tha preaiden- guerrilla*, estimated to number of .-. * , ...... ___ _L . |>wsls.mVeflotmw opnl.l tuessl .ln ......... . W .|Utrl»..aa la hl»lg, .light with the p;hirnlt<m tlol autoinaWf' pul on full apred more than M , were c 'mbrtl. Iterh T1---r jn 1 tUMl-»U»VSXIUUtnl. would remain hrte with: re■- j a m iiiuutq.ip ifn h irtr shot* were fired , ,.|| rredit min h vd '«<h Since Innr *>« aa i o n H ™ ,ir~ ' ords of |ran.a linn, wll|, i i W hether t» point plow ■ F a r t O f G a n g W a r K .n r, Aliiiuhitk.i.u . iI.xinnais I d»n't know Owr n-ier knew* I I , . rtB,, w :i. pnrilerr 1 y ..... in, , ....... » c . 'M . i H t t » f and.............. drovW'to / lU n ^ T T m ip U al of r’caning and ilynng cnnrern>. Dan.thy Istmb. .-.»>nty srbaul while Premier' Waa*aallU held the laundries and labor organisations |he fount.V. tht* would. wi. I 1 .1. » . row will I. •>':!. d*—>I the tadw .y I'lust.l, i >|h nly . bnl * tmrvlssy “ l,y Herrclai) Walla..- ‘ nerve, loday a....":nce.| Hull h r HIP Ann. i t * o |rtiic«* • KuwiR'ih rU lm lii oHi»» r 1 . n -*uacoMcioail >r^}Jenl'a bod, in hie upnn whi'h the rnnihin* nlleredlv * ale 4 Sabbath h..b.' ») , ,„r(lo> If rallied the,lilt:il ex. ; he w ivril Tlie n Ire «. by nf the r rhet*.| I-Iinir (nr the bet., fit of u I rhihlevied tribute, were obtnined by Widnaoml .miun •ffi'la's were rr- vhip «»f I hi* I*. K. 1C. iruiit * lo |limes* Into full... b>..on of Ills I |tP1„r, that *11 nf the $dA,l*nO tho ;• •rsseil .inharnie'l bv s W il'Is n Examlnathdt b / phy.iclan* at the police. lii r*»'l)*s SI. K ro vlflj niogisni lor excic.-lng luou.l.. ,, ,,,*) f,r ik .Icro-ili an I the bil- 1 no Ill - fird to IraV- the HwrdDh ilren r.tering sclnxd fo tha hoaoHAi Owvtfd Sanehex Cerro Murray Humphries, William loila* and Immediately w r r tsk. %ic* rhMiiHtmt «•( ll»*‘ l»i“*r*K *Ir * iinergiiu'y (ow e.. .....Icr th - Istm Dors In securities vo d .l In' re- j ve -el nl.ea .1 ibwke.l. HI.* slopped first l.i.i• next It tol.-.r, will , between gongidark r id motor held In local rrh-a.l* re«t we,k k T d b m k li^ I or nea- the heart. fKlondike) O'Donnell, and 'Three rn inlo n.stoilv bv snthorilie* iliiriil it nan u M»liif.I Mr" I Hall tenlu f bill, >•-1 st ........ 1 to iu.ll" ' I . , 1,1 ,. | |,i r ” bl. the basic money. Ml J eur only long eiMHieh In pun a .nrt-r the dirrrtlnn nf I f . Da died eoon aft*r being taken to flnxe-rd'' Ja:k White, kingpin* of investignitne » vc-mrtrd war I*- lii,* »ovi*t rjlhw tli*^ w »m«* Inflathm nttrnqit* In turn hard to this yiai'u faini I t*«lu apply Pr* *, nf the Flon.lq Stale tloard A •*>« Cap ne syndicate, who l.leut, twreti gsn-stei* f»r control • f ir « •o.'omotlfr* lrtuit^ln*r I«» tHr lion. tha operation |o»m. mh loin . irdil ami rrcld int» w«id with ..ewtpjpc.uicn, ) « « nf Health nt Jackrtmil lr» f-.r (d.-l'Vi iphcr* n it «»y gowlTha ekptolp * l «he rWII i Wll^nn Itlanl of the tlilr'a at-’ the Immstcr* unlnn. The men, |,|11T|*•!s| \\111*0*11 si'll h»*l I4411**11 in I h- Iowan -pr" i ">'"'• •'< •lu |more ryedtl Caer e I In the the- ly e In the I. I.y voire fai.lllar b* F.xam.nullon.t f t chil.ina enJu Fortuaato Rerkyo; t*h o * »t^j |„.ef v'r office said havo been Vre.1 Ha«s sod Morris Oohlherg, m»\ * l' irilo»y TIm* n«tHiii'ti In*• , day In runfrienc- '*i!|* hi* I (nrelieal eilreme. this wiaild innke Irtlrg th- Hertford . Primary j ini lit..nf * rrrli ffi." c, hvr aanaded .rM ha waa Mi|.»rvKq3 >•«,) for deslh by Ike Touhy ~ere selrr.l KrbUv hv Ib'irer l*r*p («nt* nf III** point A at i***!* jib i.ie e foiward Iim n|| lonuey va|je|e-s beem-c :hrt« Hthonle— w ll' hw-hrW al the ' . .«»> irXf,ori» rn Ihc I'lp. *' twott in ^ ia U la ln g order tvntfl* likewise were not to he Tni.hr ami ht* m»u» of renuteil Us'%'.<rfn Ihr'juml * * | * v » . »•! Ihr nffmlvti* intftell i*f i l i ' ^ i t M Kp D*t» r»**'H «»f 1 ter *tw»iiwr former «■ qvtelx. Today thev r m T I.i*. houever, w »» f *r nv-t* Hou!h>l.!e Pilnuty Kthvol n -xt la the preaidaol pmted on the found. . .n\i*l r*| i vrliilivr **n lh* rvr^rnf.* n i*t » "»s' »»ti'l r***|Bpnv' InfLil'on nit 1aiii** and Turtd.y. *ho ii.no ti.- tiarbo of l* 'l y**r w»v Monday U ' hlk OMflaabtle. In all, ID repone "husineu ef. pushed IdlndfoMml from the kid Ihn rsch «i«*tit»n MpifAWiI*, Inl*i«»n* nf ti i i Mtnplrlr •, M l 1 / •••! »irh Ml***^** "»•** Hv o'clock I. tha ml records nonet's car knd pykn Sanches Cerro, hr continued, fHes" were visited wont t» d->. Tho G i i Ih. myslny, said, front rt.iK) tlil ir l 4*llnn|tt In 1 1 1 * a • * lHr| liftinn* % % t»*IH niHlsMii'k. * I n«i*tkt llltrallv nnt morning ....til noun, i-i.l f r t 1:00 , was waving hi* hand and bowing nf vice, liquor and ra'keterins "s l|-e. They «*bl they rii.l if not evde.led, .it let* I v.n, IVi, Ing Mukilrn j i i i piih lib ' |n»»(Hn |ldpnf | !»# • y wV'i' | i» llll#*l Hr tii'm ltil t* t h»* will m ilv*'ihn 1know where th*V "-ere b-W e*o o'clock Until 3;0<1 n'rlisk is (h* la the crowd whan aaddonly a o f f revenue* *#'**•!. rrrrkr.l with her .rtiirn from In | l i ni T n inflafi il cininir n|K*inl.iMia nf ih** ri*n«l# .My i If *rf !•* #•%«•* »tn lit** h j f il I nft.in.Hie, The rxaminrdii.i’ i nre drooaad In blaak approached hm rani. Panlrl liilb-tt of the »lv« •« 'bev were hlindfoliled th" 1 i»- itilrrrh.imri* wim inlrr|Hi*l <1 ICM IO h*Inin 11*; ul ion i f md.r way, but nut ,.l. odd. Mite np|M>srrd m u m ,. Iht |n..bl ir ear. whipped nut a pWol and state’s attorney's office said the I uni Ire «in,p•Tjti nerynmiv >, fot.l l apt. C. frre, and the puMIr 1, ur.red to . ui maki*c niRio*i>uli* Ilv* t••»» miu i d 1 i•*! Ilinif £tmiiI ll* * Hit*-licit no rvlieiM* People wlc* flrad. The offleer declared he reconls rnnlainc.l sufficient e*lj I nude payrt fortune-., nn lb- It. l|jlm’ er/.‘ inaslrr of tit. ship, end rhIMrcn lu ll e c In c | T er •ly I lieI Iqturrn vtvlrl »r»l \|*li«*h»i n n i nf it •• I’ll I III (ll * 'III *••* I thoaghk the man waa approaching i'en e to 'Main indictment* nf a* po*«|Me.. • ' •aim *u tln ritif 4, i ii| hilloHi,| Ih« with lh« t*lit i.ilv ir.i* • of rl«*‘! * k market tr e.l In turn their i,nt no. feigned. tha sutomoWle to -:heer the prea- Irs'era of both gang*. “ Mi * Gin!..", he *rl *. “ wa. . *•« ks Into nmney ...dy t» Dn.l I.u .1 kiltif nf riinitr li*i». - l*!u rn Inf. Con!ml r f the teams'era’ and ■ |.l e Ml; other p.swliger on th<* r. V. K. nn l ll r d m railrvuif I . nvu. lltb e.e wa* a"t thnl I'.'.cl. ..u.ncy. I f | h * i M i % Ii • WT h i preaIdent fell wllh bullet (Continued f n Pag" Two) ,if» Xf-«. I i •rt«»|»f«i#in |H» ihr ii ' of |Kiun • r Ht* ,| ... th. I |v f'*tl n t. rot w I- Amen il. i, i In f-. t, lie was the wotmda In hlwfhest. • ifontinued tin Page F»url • •r.'-eil to .1. w!h of nnjr nbnpi.l, tvhst pv-mlic* lo lc on Inter •nvt«*t |*o>fi iiiiirttt « iMtgr i iv 1R »>♦ i » i*i ** fm him r *»i An aide af the pr»»H">». r »«IIORY FOIINI) ■ti. » lie In ram.- ... I i .el* y—tri*lAp||t tl Ii>* .Ll, If » 1*11Ml.' l» •Ii * i* es'ln** meetin* of Rcni n-d.. 1 ho­ Hu III*.»l »l « *' tain IlafeyAfc• ’" , • num' *r , ,h'’ .I.y, I think he wn< uf.n.d of ill. riRP. Ml N M K8 H I V BO NNE" HPIt'Vt; F-r-a*. ler. Filler* F,nn«r< of Ani-rlc*. almiju kuu. r n u t i i ;t »iiihi»iily l«» H»i aoldUrx anetted f Ira'upon U e * ' TARPON SPRINGS - lake I.u will he held at Sfiidnol- lil-h .n il I Vii.'rh rle* knew would lu May I.—(JP(— Tho nVenMlrl ah A RNimni* w i 1 1 \iy •I * land) an • iltnfl tifrc iiirn li will*. •»J*iit, milng-Mw. G! ADF.WAThl!. re* . M»y I a"*er leo yleldetl the laxly o f six year Hehnol tnrnsrrow right nt. 7:in ( f'••ntmiif'l On I’ag** Tw«») fnrimrK !•» r • ili-i» *» iniit'1 f •••••• ] i.P llundrvil- « f ....... were V.» w .to g her. It n the *:ili.e lit |duction o f n lit y e a - • gi, , 12 Tha cdrloet, meeUng soon • «.y |oil we vt-it'll. Hhe I, »liy.” Iiour* after tin • le, ly o f 1 *e ."-old old John Paatrik'a son of Mr. 0 VI 0 .W wh*n lb* local P ii I i I h that |i|nnt«*«l m f«vrmt*i >••■! tha prudent died. rh«»* t>n- '»*• ealr.l today •- >n nil fit" raged •Ily th.' w a v ', tne rapbi.n said, Nadine Vogel |nee era-i foimA ,ia«ir i ro|»* r*»vtrrtl l»y tl»«* hi I on Hie edge nf the city. A refinery ear Baa^dae, » lermer provision­ and Mrs. Dewey Pastrikns, short­ .‘ ‘■reiking »|lmler.*inn m n l'd wdl ly sfter six n’rlork yesterday h« singed, an l th- annual h-.c •hill fll%( I tin* M A»ll« «'f * •VftllKNl With n rxp't ity ef M « b m rl- Mi- Gt(hn if nn ex.-ci|rnl sailnt. ap.irrod farmer* and offi.-o , to *n al presided, to head the nation. ily confrrrnrr.t nlinli util ' ill ,. .,1 wa* tledroyed and llan.e.* She Ole. the only paorngrr who Inlcn-lve hunt of I bo woo-'- I area* Hendon was shot end klllo-l * « morn ng. The rhllsl had b*en misa- rrowing roqtaat vai l lw rnnelndad near hero I-h|*v. H.'nrrbec* ex. .n* not tea.lck at t> I.” whan rorad masts will be jcdrcl ha stood m tha president’s ear Ing since ahout S 1*. M. Friday. tmni(*ili«trly «(Ir r i » r • » m * mc h*. nllarked the p'set of a laiuer e««ed tho Opin',, , tin* th» i' Die ngpt Tin- Annie John'mg l-.'l G.dheil 0 Tha wlrnrr of il.r contest will f ••niip • nt11lx .I |«» t••pi'jt tilit fin*i v» Many . iMn* wrte l.'iii.ed while still firing e» the executive Forty three ii.Ar.isgr Ii rn > who *eize,| Mr..: Neil’e ni.i.k ••i t r (loutlimed tin I'ag. Three) H* waa described as X', veerBACK TO AVORK r»nres»nt lha rhant'r In the Kn tint) nt tli«**r ttt 'tin : li.ivt* t««ti :•:i | I f t f l >1 !■((• •ll. itr her fami h"0t» In I ni-h' might old end t former newspaper re­ Dira Famt-r* of Amarlra .IMrlr* were I-* tie, I at the off., c ol in(off|t*l V tl'itlfir l t-i Ii» •• Im (be kld.-aimr -la rr of lha Kani » nly Ju-.g,. . 1 . (i. bhtrmi dtirioK ’ RIRMil'GHAM. Ala— F o u r porter. AuhoritUe.sald he was a rmitsst at 0»lado on M»y I'J. Th" •|»*'kf0in#n if i*ly t«» atlrftfl. ,a* City. Kin."*, erhnol girl nhoja member of the AJrista (oppml- hundred employee* of Republic winnrr* nf the hoe crowing run April, It wa* ami... tor • tod;/ l.y Otlt* of th«* III*•! H'irxtn»ii t • * • bode, wllh Jumping r»o> krotte<l Steel Corp. yeeterday (ought their test will ha p w in K I the i.ritc- Mr*, t'assar.lri. Hch, lir. a-<nt>n put up t,» th«*>*r C'th* III i • H*ill ties) party I s Iho.I 11 - - - ' w., r„ .- I ». work clothes and lunch tins a fte r 1 which wef* rlno'a l cailicr in th- to .l.nlge Hhaion. Tl.illrrii |.c•••.*.-« ((dmifiu-.l On I' aai* 'two) the verge n# tl.e ol. -mol--I xl 'iiKbeing adviced to return to work |t#Mon. Thf pll|,||P tnvite.l to uere Issued to white »ouplc» *».! |inn of Mr* |IU,-V. A e*il-u,r 0 1 ,M a c h e t e s ,*-i,.|« . 1 1Ml „ f Ihr line. Api.', c* tn In negro couple.. Monday. They had been idle near-1 During th,- month nf W, K"C >»• I'atr.rh, white, ernlna'lnn l»r the ra-'»ner lot,riled I.icensr* In while inuplea etc » |y a yalr. _____ A ‘ l ly Judy, J. (. Sl.ar, I. wa . ' ir.itge.l «|II. |.a*«lng » wutlhlh. e ll.n rhiH r-»a all*rk"d. M>*. PI* r• follows: ..: all-go •i ihe, t, r»lr-aie.l a elftO »u.e y 1j I II ntr*l wi h 2 -o p lllf I th" i.ten -e|*rd h-f VP)— B a e h • ROME. J M. I eonnrd nnd Kngenla ' fie,I when brr bl.*N.'1-1 "«*r ,41 .lot" i'l l I.... I | , , \|n|jtio.i aya.n.o tha coat of •lor* now eo luvi.t, both o f banfor.l; Al1- t rJ '•••If In tio,."' | o I Ad.lre-. ong I. M j. .1 llvntl. while, rl.argcil wllh plight and ran to Ir'r aid |,,r. d ivc.oe..' % ol •hi <'i> >■• ( al roaring M.iryhy nf Deleon Hpriny, nod ■>1 per—., x*l« n l.xie drrlarrdl1 Gw *o>lul"t-l ,|,;vI ,q; Wllh an ........ . iHen-e, ' nty. bill r lha priviTaxes they (Irrtiude Halliard, id De|-n.d, 'hat ll.ry r.id. 11, r»ti> r .H Q .iI * d >■ rmitevdie. ||.- wa. , an : ■I lea I. I • IW 5T)5» la will ba lego of )b. Flo. id.y SU!e j».7 I ' - , ■In " f DrUmbi. and M . I'lrgalr of or.r*t, Resident* ami taxpayers of this Shoemaker, W. C. Frt-k-nn.—b T- A* source of turned over ho* *. O white :* I" »«. I ill |M.,e.l III li.n-.1 VVo.l d . t'r.nferr.ire ilenio- Giroux, nf Drlimbi^ K. I |\ Slnne ■ml* J. llow Judg J l.au,i II. f'ullnm, W. II W. F lo w n -. ChaflrJ l ! « , bureau for city snd county numbering more revenue to >|c-n!> h-i- or. Tlior«dny l.iyln, G.l licy nf Orlan.l.i end kftiy b I 4 . I . low , ! llo. I, Geq.t. Hi.il T- ,N. I Mil." *. infant*. than ^£2^, by signing a petition F. Ili-kson. protection t |e*-a| per our »i<o ore agi'glM>* IIC-.i T. Morn, r.noity wrl llo- ru.es I. .• .■al,-At«o Georg* E. Slack II nwar.l Down*, of O.landn; IV. G. I.t.ff". 1 a ajmlloyd I lit l>. wh.Je, ilinig—l uhl! men rdif-rged with unlawful inn Thuradey aflcrnooo doling* Tha Idea 'are l*»ai,l ilirertor, io l j . --lale'l circulated In Ihi* city Saturday, „ f ll.-iHlt-rkonville, N. t'.. and ll I. ng with a li.liiif, vr-ro rbflared not gl.llty. C. K. Ada.nl, H. Run-re. W. M. rabinet bolic gostura 'bat ilrb-gatr.* will le- <•>.. to pri­ will, ut.lawl.il d*-ring tl.e* e.inimer tnorill.*, today indicate that they are in favor of Colb-rt. W. A. Tilli*. John C. t < 'i.icn Guthrie, nf Hnefur.l; I!'" w »t lilted gill .nnl r.wt*. d’s quick • 11 . ir.| b Ini, while, tl.nig'd meeting and ' vate home, an,| tin.- I...m**■nniutured that witbhw^ r tlicltd^. the Sboltx Refunding Rill that cm * Anderson, nf (iaineotill.and l»:omv Smith. J. A. Perkham. Ik.n Mr ,:l|, «ll.n;{ lidi w.lluo.l a louiue, lis-orga A. Jome, wl.lt., bulge I: approval- Tin li. n. Ila v e ll II.own nf tl.e toed A wa* introduced In the House of Donald. 11. B. Pariah. II. W. Ilouk. Mary I'. (('Neill, of IM am l; I! b. ody aflr r nil available hotel -puir one into I m I hi. r i r .idle pro,aid. , With -Mauil. » » I,tied the r » . »». • from UiU mja hi* (men reserved. and I* grmuty r.yal-m bn. natofftr*. Representative*' some day* ago R. H. Rivney, J. I. Niblack. II. J. Womtrr'irh, of Waul.-gi.., IIIHill b yer, while, elutrge.l with Itoy Tindall, wn.te t .u.g"d with »hq gowra * 1 Mr*. Monro -Inled .hn< Ig :.l bo rn.ipce I I h it In-nt A U P lore* by Representative A. O. Kannrr Wil*on. H. A Rive, M K. It'ither oo.l Maigarrt Priretrr, of I J’ k. come to ant o.tt. iy, p|e»dr.|f t>. p-ssilig, pl.ad.d toil g illy, Unmorriod tel* ran lake rare nf helwern I***v 4: mult •will be.*tn closing elutllo:: n»*t since an of Rluart, a former rraiden*. of ford. A. H. T"l*r, John KHI«, W. Monroe; Marlin P. It'inaV, » f •>. <nd I2A person*. Hl.e rx|*-c1- «• guilty kltrl WU.I I,.. I -Ii,- cm la, lo t we, nnl. red lo pay Ilia coils, ba regarded a. Hanford. n.'irsd#/- iiiflerhlioir Iiiiido and Vetrie K. John nn, •> ' tke ran A. Patrick, Henry Rlrhler. W. Intenaa dried.I Vfr"Tr._Jgrtnln, old ", .b ir^ e l i] ol or wa* rhaiged with petit •ea*t |f>0— ilrlegntn• ~~ibirm(»_ t W. I.. Hlo.idemn.re nf th- MagThe names nf more than 100 H. Pro-kg, R. II. «qulrra, r . P. liatn.*ville; T. K. BkHIeTJi T-T ...,. u>. and w r, fo.ii.d not guilty. got unde/Mdy. with -ita .it ant tu-tery, w.x H.ree-rlay ennvenllon, and oil will nnlii Avenue I'.Xgly W igrlv I'wee orentn, -nnd Klorem-e lligg. a-, per*, n*. moat of them thooa of Mar-hall. P. It. Iqeslng. J. K. a T • priviT Pollln Jill,‘If.eld, white, chatxr I ul » V taken earP of In.n.e l.nlelv ..I"*.. fia r.l tut g lily- li< '.u s'atrd that h” i* arlilaed that all tha larger taxpayers, were re­ Hmi'h. |M U I*ia*e, J. 11. rnwell. nf Sanford; John P. Nelson, ol .abject ta'i nwklc.i.i driving, was found . 1.41get! will, drli.i.g wl.ll • d>.ink. will, mi , ri-RisIrntlon. 'o-rj I ftgly«W lr«*lv eioroi "IR printed in The Herald on Satur­ A. M. l-e^. J. U. Weaver and De|.atd, «n.l Evelyn Parridi, She also announced that :‘lite leaded no le ronton 1 r, and wa-. n>: godly. ■tart closing on Tlu.r,day .iftefDelan.l day afternoon. Today, with the n. *. Whitehurst. I'.,! h Maley, while, ihargrd -.fficlal* of the I'onf-., it"- am .ml.need to pay •<> ."•• . Intel rnnn ai*o. * petitions having been eirrulated Al*n, George K Slack, Howard wi'h .1 a.It and hw'.lury, hid Ills |,!ra*e'l to annnun e that ll.dafft in tho niuntli. Ju<-sou lawal hither*. *dn.e » f whim to a wider extent, names of near­ RnteW, T ru 'll n-el-n, W. K.. Ke|»n, nf Wa*h'.nrln>i, D T.. field i.iuughl Into omit will. Emm. r a . . o l i o proesed. are In favor of r|,u>ing .ta.lntp ly 128 more had been added up to Knight. B. Paeon, W A. Ilnp«• rotative for the It" nn*true» Wynn, whiti wmui . Until were Paul Hodges, white, chaigv.1 next Thursday, will meet »«.-l?ltt awn. kina. Prod My»r*. G. W. Tarver. •I*? Plnanco Cnrpn.alinn. ba- ar- rl. irgwl will, u slat, l .ry i.lfrii r, 1*itl> driving a ear without a Iitn iksru*> the iltuatinn. The new signer* are: rej. art an Invitation t„ ad-lre.** th- both pleaded v u'| y. **• I both rtu.c, plcadrd guilty and wan W. M. Simp R T. C wan. P. BIn p u t yeir», the nrn*|le* •***'. F- D. Hree.len, wrrr*hlpful ma. ronferenee. II* will deliver a . a I- were given .dl ..*> ,..*pei. k-’.l C. E. Cborpeninr. A. R. ft hue- Rainer. J. A. Williams. Ro*tnn •en',-.,,ml to pay the cists. Hr was maker, tw Went, A. Corpany. K. Hleele, W P. Grave*. F. Row'and. ler of Hanford 1/xlge No. OJ b * ,rp„ „ „ «Federnl Relief. P u l. Irn.ta upon payn.ent uf rosts. The, ..... . not -uilty uf a .ha.ge of been for almost all stores in ’ hi* city In close Thursday aftcrn.idria Gale*. V. M. Greene, Fred P, A, Tavlor. J. L Mom. J. V. A M today atatri) that the !{•'«{(( Fir ••nt ifrI Futiirr." r* ii hinrh- Wyn-i won.an -rl-., wa. ehirge-l '.eklesx drivii.g. starlirg Die f.rvl w d in Mxy. |n d ,- Parish llni-e. nm,n with ealng profane leoguag". Eh Thursbrn. A. V. Undbcrg. It- B. Kendall, Phil C- Wanlev. W. II. l.tr Gommunication o f the lodz" | J d. , Johnnie and Harley nn.l In cease closing, at Hi* ritd Mo**. I. R. f«n g . J. V. MrTl.l- Rehmldt. F'ynn Van-e. A. I- Ral­ * 1 1 la- held al th# Ms *>nir Temple j „ n ,qa|Unlay. p aided guilty and was given a white youths, charge.) of September. lamf, G. K. MrKay, K. A. Irwin, ly, J. M. Wallace. W. P. Field*. tomorrow night at 8:00 oYlo k. i -'0 -da.y tc.prnd.il .enierr. I ».'h p-tit Ian ny were found not .. ,ln addition to the regular leial BKKH LEGAI.F/FII , *. A. B. Wilkinson. W. K. Earle, B. t« Th*a»h*r. K. M. Walker. lean Jone», while, , h tgc I with g. diy NAM E BIRMINGHAM Dr. & D. Caswell. Waller Filler, ». F. Smith. G. W. Took. Georre ore* that will ha disposed uf, »l.«it T-my U-sIgerx a la* Jack Hhaw, rrckltsi driving, |leadr. -;uilly, W. C. Flei.la, C. II. Moa*. P. R. Pari*nn. J. W. Rutledge. P. R talks ara aipeclexl from /epic j A TLA N TA , Mav I ' <'• May snd Was fined the e » t of hi. ar- ,hat|;'d witli assault and battery, RALEIGH. N. C. nirn.in.-hsm Miles, M. E. Shelby, M. A. Ay- xtephena-n nn>l wife, l l C. Broad •entatlvts of air'lhe |o<l;e* in Day brought legalri-d *eer In test plrir.l.-d nolle eonlrmlre but wa* AUx, « t i selected fo* the next rock*, a L Perkins, T. M Fog, way. I- 0. Nail*". C- W. flmlth. E Dldrict 18. Member* ar* rv |ue«t- \'„rtk Carolina and T an-,*** M. L. Long, while, rhirged with nrl'icd to pay coata. convention city of the H»-it,>ir<» T. O. Gallant. %. A. London berg, r . Rlmwon. Wurt W. W ane-. id to attoed. and all ylaitinT; u-Uy for th* first time ... a E. L Is-ke white, charged with Commercial Secretaries A**'- . *. allying while drurk, plea '.<1 C C Howard. J. ||. Tllll*. a Dr. H. n. Hmltk. P. P- RoamlHat. Master Mason* ara Invltail, lit miarter of a rontury l^rqllxa_ ___ g u lty and wo* fined 8250 and. opc.ating an automoblla without a tho rioolng aaaaion her« ;• •, \j,/ W. a E-,en field. II. C. A. B. Mahoney, and Dr. 8 . Pules- ■aid. Refreshments will be served jtion o f the harerag* he'ame ef {Continued <jn Pafa Fpur) • I th* kaauol meetin;. , f ^ l v V at m kW fhU n both stat«f. co« u - Latar Judg* Hh^on before adjournment. Paul Ima, ...... .. . • {ill FFMayDayObservance DANGER P01NIED GRETA G AR BO 1^ OUT IN INFLATION BACK FROM T R IP PLAN OFCOUNTRY TO NATIVE LAND, Huainess I t i s i rfet g j Destruction Of Vnl- l'ilm Stnr To oes Seen IMtimal}Work In Films A ft-;ii»y i i f « -Rw ntrt)f~rt-rt i on t-r- Scjouin A T r o H u t e S n .iK '"’i t S ir RUSSO-JAP ROW OVER RAILROAD j GROWS SERlOllS, i . r « z i Soviet Claim To Owncrnhtp Challenged Ilv RoiursChairmnn; . .... ....... !s:r'.rr I M .r r -iM %i^ rr AhHnclion Soon A f Clinic Will I Jo Held... _ I'Vr Schoo! Children I Future Fiirniprs Will Hold Meet Tuesday Attncker Of (J-Yer.r Old Cirl Is Sought 111 iMarriagv Litcnsi's iHhued During Month Fifty-Two Cases O f A lle g e d Law Violation Tried By J u d g e S h a ro n i r CostQii . Pay g Babes Mr*. Mur.se Tells Of ’ Conference Flans Many Residents And taxpayers 0 f City Favor Sholtz Refunding B?II i -Some Sin res To IJrjclu, Tluirsilay CloHinj^H Communication Of Lod^c Will He Held ■ ____ — — r— Ij.x _______L . - _____ _ mJLm 1 C �I. S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A , T H E HANF0R1 ! this order: McLean. lb ; Btowo.l I sa; IMttman, 3b; Cupps, If; Oodbold, e; lived. r 1} Peel, lb; Crum, j i ; » »r.« p. , fb o Fed lino-up I, almoat sure In h* • ' foMowe: Arioll, u ; lionner, 5b; Burnot, Ib; Abl Harrison. If; Maxwell, r comb, cf; ChapVnaa, e Holt. or Drnmt, pitching. m-r lU L f^ v v U I R FISTIC FRAY , ■ ___ iYankee And Two Visitors Are Out To _rvrTx„ store Are Disd- Avenge 2-1 Defeat r plined For Actions In Exhibition Tilt I. <*>- An Orlando baseball team that has been Improving with age cornea to Sanford tomorrow after­ “BOWLING NOTES’* noon to awngt a 1 to I defeat handed It by Manager Joe Bamr*' In the Sinford Bowlin/ Longto liam Harridge, prMtdsfit of tb* Celery fed. In an eahibltion game lari night •he Randall Electric A r lean Leagae. a* »n jjB*r- In that city two week* ago. This gime. the first to be teem took two game* from Memath of the frse-for-all In Washplay*,| between trams represent Knight Cleaner*. In th* second llagton Tuesday that smbrolls.1 matih the Valdcx team look two player* of tho two clobo, »peeta- Ing the two fills* In thl* rlty (nr many yearn, I* easily the headline jameii trim, La lir.fa Feed team, -tor* and plain doth#* polleo. rhll Barh of thi Ihe Ballard'* wt* Thll attraction of thow- to be plhyed In By EDWARD NEIL HEW YORK. Apr. Tanka# and two Senator* , __ e raapsndsd ymUrday for five . day# ind flnoj $l#0 each by Wil­ * ’ Ben Chspman. young Yanker Mtftatdsr who wa« the focal point ' |n tho dlsturbon • on one «lde. ^ and Baddy Mysra and Earl WhiteMil, who led the Benatof# Into ac­ *tlott. wer( tho three who reeelvsd the. gentle punlehmeni that under the Issgu* rule* enuld have gone. 7 as high a* 30-day suspension* anti FA1 .'Miss Morrison Andl In Lake Mary«May 11 Mm. Krx Packard Mr*. '■.Miss Tillis Givenj Za.hxry, E. I. Hay, Mu. Cserge W. MeMar la* tM for lbf*c gz— a. "* 1” Total* 11* ill ill J»l lit m ad* <#dries his i l l |Morrison mule the b « t cake on exhlbltlor, while Tillia made the be.*, an*! Wt MVIl.MT t I.RtVRna W. H Th* niton H « l»1 John'Hour '*• |»J !*j w . *in«*II furti.iilr |j* J|Jj;J J;♦J It* Pr*i1 llollr powered boate. and Mrs. 3to*#. ‘ n x m o1/1:1 Nine eakca w*ra entered In the |jg,r -,ith ) rentest. They were baked by the rail Lake I Bobbed Andkh Mine* M iria m McGarvsy, Helen *?JTrl thci.or. Dorsthy Mar.h*U. Gladys {“ J YEMASSEE, South Spike, Miry Fo’.terior, Haael__ -ftl Apr. TS.—t#T—A itarT Hnvey. Marjorie TUMe, and #f ^ kidnaped, robber af Kathryn Morrison. [B ^ Mb>* MtGanrey wor eerend^ Loifgwc 'through four stats# at tha prite prixe and III** Harvey won' 8|.d< Boat ............... bo concluded during th#( ^ # p ,„ f9r fjrt <J*yi was told by thini prlx* in the batter rake eon-! that will b teit while Mlia FotreoUr "and •fternoon ,furnoo„ aro i aquaplane C. Conaliy. High Point , Miss Dte**or were aerond and Clai* “ B“ r j s z ts s s t. I third prlae winner* In the angel s free-for-all him unharmed. He said ha waa ' food take ronteet. |Inf of a pr ksld up In High Point Monday and Tbe'prixe winning eakea went contest, forced to drive hi* abluetor* to Mr. Slade today saU that there on sale on downtown Mieeti tm* Mr. Bind, morning with the Mi«**a Me- will be no entrance fee, and that Jacksonville and hack to^a point to ontar, Gatvoy, Harvey, .Gladys Spink*. all boat owner* are. argsd an of m tho in* B#,r *lcr,‘ .Hr* tald he did not • - ------- —r all Fortaslsr. and {tally Wright in thslr craft In onothri bo win on-1 know th* identity of hi# captori. iuit. borre*. GaUhci’s. Baliar-C.: " il* Katbertne .worn » and the lloo.e teem are all tied Mlee Marjmta TIIIU are tr for second plate rath hiring won onj yeat Horn? Ecoootni II and lost I0 fame*. j tnU „ sentlnol* Hlfh Fcho m xnai-i. * •■*•*'"*■••* S f ...iw o n f " 'h p rltn for bikln \ v"* Kraiser, i l l m i 't t ' r ; leet eekee entered In a rati U Mltem JJJ 1JJ tj* l the school this Barring. - ha*# agwod to eater •** 1*1 thargs. ' •„ __ I even... 11, Mated the Central Florida Haatball Ihe high Imllri'kial bowler toUl-)>; l.rtiui:e tomorrow. New Smyrna will take # group of youngster* lo I'aylnnn Beach In ta Me a strong rnmMnaliun there, while the Co­ coa Ind'xn* will bo at l.er»bqn: (•■ting Emil Yde’a brand now teething Yellow Jacket*. Hot aLjlaan aLXlAOO--------- ----- ------- JltM!.lrir,f.«.n.fp; •ion will eomr Furthor sdg* was taken from th* wrong. • disciplinary action by Harridgs. Make no mlstaka about II, thrau decision that Ihs auapenalun* Orlando Tlgtr# »ro gelling fero should be retroactive to Tuesday, ciou*. They looked pr.lty good If allowing Ihe three trail playsr* to ilitIcat at Daytona It** h la-l return to the gams next Monday Sunday. They looked much lieller Tho fine* must ho paid by Ih* again-l l^'wburg nn Thurstluy. playsr*. Harrldgo *ald, and not Totnutrow they wrill L i "out for from Ihe rluh treasuries. blood" ami with a new butler. Cat " I have warned all dub mana­ Carlst'in from the day hlll*^ ger* that rnwdlnes* and feuds, Georgia tm llte mound, Iho Fetlthl, ono between the Ymkae* amt may bav-’ to 'dipRsnator* In particular mu»t Malinger (tadbold al Oflamlo cease," said Harridge, who r»m# hat what b- rallcil » smooth her# from Chlrago to Investigate winking Inflrbl and n group of the turbulent *rene Tuesday. rapable oillll»bler«. Ill Tom I’hll-| The trouble, tilling b*ek to lari summer In whl:h Bill Dickey |IM*. Uwrsnr* t.hubb. U U y and Gal Garleton he ha- a f.iw a '­ punched Carl Keytiold, and broke , ,y o f Hurler*. IM bobl hlntaell hi, J*w, started afresh when My .rent* lu have fouml hl« old bifl T 9 tangled with Thapman #!•♦*• ling eye. and, wllh Coppt hm left ond baae. grew vWanl a* rM o man »w*nned nunehes with E* > lieldsr, la paring the team at bat. Thursday they pounded out 11 hit* rajyhltahlll. and bacam’ o lf l.nfly Knnwle*. who bn.l ■ BtiSayer* from both elub., .nectagreat y e n r In t h e Three-Ly • ■ L r* and polleo Wnml Iho melee. ^ A fle e vmeatlonlng tha - Yankee l^aeu* lari aaaaoa------------------ll*-e It I'snfnrd *ev-ral rltmge, plavor* Thursday, the B-natore Friday morning, *nd ve elvlnv l*>- have taken place during the week, repori* of Ooorgo Morlariv anl with mure of them rumorrd. c lub Hbnrty Harry Oolsel. who umpltw-1 th>« nffl iaU have . rslsasetl game, Harridge announce^ hi* de­ Msltliy, Oti* Gurry, ami Jim Torrision at the Yankee .tadlum be­ ril.ls, and have slgne.l an out­ fore the two teame mot - - e'o wl « fielder nameil Maxwell and an In• crowd of ?*.<**> watching In »»> ’ fltlder named Bonier, both from I’ensarola. It I* untl«r*lt»od thnl for further hostlllt''*“ Mvtfrf punUh#*! for klf*- inn-* player* aro on the wav. The Fed, lonrneyed to Del-and log chspmon a* tha latter rame IpU *ec°nd baa#." llarrld-e *x yesterday, hopeful of finding th"', | pigimd. "Whltshlll was gulltv o batting eye* and turning In n *£• ** ' ^ Chapman name* a* h fory over the Red.. Hawawr. aft_____ through th. Washington sr 10 long Inning*, th' dugout. the only way ha could emergeil vletorlou. 3 to 2. a * neU J#*V. the flebl after beta* ex l»v Jim R o^m in «H«I Ml)#d from th# rame. Chaoman n-*nU worktd for th* Fed*, each giving up four hit* anil was dlaclpllned for l » « l n f Whltshlll anti starting be fight turning In creditable anee«. But. U ftv Oul»* '■bunked j when bo .hould have P«M 10 inDlntfi. rUowIiiv th» F«n1r o^l^ trillion and contlnu^ slubhouas. The trouble PtrwMMP five hit* and striking nut six •>( n§yr wou<«l profTtw^ them. , „ Tomorrow’* *l«rtlntlr.e-nn, r« d the briar n»rr, .tJrio n ^ ware in doubt sarlv today. Orlando h#M If Chapman had boon Ilgod to Isava through tho Wash. probably will wnd them to bit In HOW TH E Y STAND , - n t * t w a i . r b O M iiri VTsiaiiTv! , , * t *"« Case# ----------------, , | ami t Dagtoaa ............. — , | im Orlaade - ------------- , , SSI -fUaford — , | .h i Now gmyraa — — Z , ,m • lUssburu----- ------ - •i fit iia w r a a tn iiA V Orlando al Janfotd. I ' im-o# at M«W Hmrra, ■> I>a»ma*. I ■ NATtOO*l< K ,wJoch ritisbursh llruoklyn Clnclnaall • -1l! i ! — J m. M * • • I’hllaitell'h'a l.'hlraao •— llualMI a * •• • ; It J . n .j, a . j J»,, . .j* , * m J •yraahimoon .... - a » GROUP NO. 1 i—.. __— - . . 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Yankee pitcher, roamed the premml»e» waving a hat until d'**™ 1*’ 1 by a policeman, and Fred Walker, inokif outfielder, spent a few busy minute* clouting everyone lu right Harrldgo ruled they were mereiy going to the aid of a teammete In dlrire**. AW KH It'A* tdJA‘ , , '| ^ N»w Torn GAZ YOUR f HQICS OF THREEMAOAZIMEI ^ r a M M PICTORIAL REVIEW PATHFINDER (Weekly) SCREEN BOOK 1 Yaar k WOMAN’S WORLfr PAYMENT i f f iwn a o ^ H OPEN ROAD**(For Boys i For only the ftmall down payment of $1.00 In cash and your anraemant to nubneribe or continue your aubocrlptlon to tf.U newapaper for lw «lv « monlhft, you can obtain thla remarkable offer. The $1.00 caah with your order and the payment of 15c per week to the carrier boy or ajrent rovera the entire coot of the magazine* and The Eanford Herald. 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I l ia u e d e ra te e d d m l l my C ) Collier’a Weekly. 1 yr. f ( ( ) N ssdW nft, X | ) O p«» H»*J, V 1 ) Pfe. Br»Ww. | ( l B e a » » -J rt. I C ) Worn. Westd, X ( ) MrCaff* Magai , 1 - ADDITIONTOOURREGULAR RATE A p t No........... to a. v B W • ; j- .... . . ^ r �-TO RAILROAD CONTROL BILL Indicating tha (mpotolbillty o f conveying accurately the whole story in the few word* which newapapcrhoodUneo will permit, American dailies on Saturday and Sunday blazoned to the world, "Senate Votes I riHatton." The Im­ pression which this leaves with the public, we tea*, la k \ « that with (he Senate's vote on Inflation, we are, presto— thereby inflated. A s a matter of fact nothing ecu Id be Is Pearful That Pmfurther from the troth.. vfeions May Reft#t Not a single new dollar was created by this Ctmgrca* ht More Breadline* sionai a c t Not a single grain of gold was removed from the present content o f the dollar. Not a single bar o f sil­ •WASHINGTON. Apr. » — <M ver was purchased by tha government. The inflation bill — Labor, fearful that thousand* simply gives to the President the power to expand govern­ o f railway worker* will be drleoa ment credit; to Issue unsupported currency, to adopt bl- to the bread line*, yesterday anBounced ft* opposition to the rail­ way i*-erfiniiotion bid now on President Rooserelt'a d*«k await­ ing approval and traiumlailon to , , — . , p u s e n wiu nave l0 * ,0: l,/1,h ere ** not * single proposal in the group which la not likely to have serious. If not disastrous, consequences. The first orie, the expansion of credit by th* government, with more to jnttlfy it than any of th« other measures, Is simply piling up debt for future genorations to p*y. And the printing of greenbacks will not acrled to such extremes as to ierioualy undermine the A L L ABE. iKViJXUb. Ia »d b t u* go op to the mountain o f the Lord, to th* h o n * of th* God of Jaro il and be win teach 01 e f his wayt, and w* win walk la Me paths,— I m IsK *S . t u l if s Th* tulip* ar* In bloom xgaln. I As avdry paaier-by ran «##— A tovaly light o f rvd and whit* And bronM and purple pagan. ia~ju.fallacious .m anaUry. 'v* l J ^ Cn **me an<* t*me *F *In In dozens of different countries and has never succeeded in stabilizing prievv eVitH f 8 effecllvc|y w the gold sU ndanl which everyone ad­ mit* is bad enough. Furthermore, the only conceivable pur­ pose for resorting to the free and unlimited coinage of sli­ ver is a total lock or insufficiency o f gold, and this country today has more gold than any other country In the world, almost more than all the rest of them put together. Devaluation o f the dollar U exactly what Senator Car­ er Glass said It was. It Is "repudiation, dishonest, and mmoral.” Tho government la under contract to pay bil­ lions o f dollars worth o f bonds in gold of a certain fineness and weight. To attempt to pay theae bonds now with gold containing SO percent, or even ten percent, lesa weight than the gold agreed upon, would b « an open violation of con­ tract as flagrant as any we have-ever known. It would set an example which would destroy the sanctity of all con­ tracts. It would destroy credit for years to come. , The acceptance of silver for* w sr debt payments Is of small consequence under any circumstances. W c suppose there Is some justification for (ha government to accept [Each oa* af ns a lovely thing. Yhnt i f In two brlaf weak* w* pal# And to th* changing sraion "Oax# en ns, wearry passer-by ^ Enjoy our beauty while you | max, 1 Aad lttn os -give,, th * . whUe your , live, Congrvie. Tbmi|h the legislation—It proposes a one !•• two-year suspen­ sion of anti-trust taws as far as rails ar* rorcernrd, and create* a federal m-ordirialor to rebabltllate and trim th* railroad eyavarious safe, lams—contiim saarda for labor, it wm attacked figorously yesterday in a statemerit from the railway labor jUbuUm.^n'aiijlftk.v>kh.iSitL "We »ee no justlficalion for drastic reductions o f essrntlal traesportatlon sei-vifc In ortler tha; , nrarnrd Interest may be pahJ on M r capital.** In New York afflcljls took the viiw that th* (imfenTraldd author* Ity o f the plan mail* lu success •* yet. \ M l*# k H m them to bae* boon *l*tn. The Toaby gang, polk* Mid, la headed by Roger and hi* broth­ er*, C:rn*lluo anil Tommy, ami U rompoerJ of *afc-b|ow*r*, gun­ men and olh«r penitentiary gradICentlneed prom » * r * ••**> «•*** re* rolled from Ik* peioclchauffers* onion, which I* i* P*- pal (Ilka of tbo nation. Launch Drive To Drive Oat Crime I INFLATIO N tlltl. 4 ****** . \ **. M . M LL F tIT OFF (R Similarly, ptereaew ■ commodity, fcimdWca, a * both whole**!* M *0Bil renter thetrraua* with « imWiii. Whiter*-. urn t**w tltlcn to beer ■ heavy intl'icnr* Th* Toohye ar* wanted far eonnortton with milk industry, te the immedtal* mot* than *0 monlora perpetrat­ Ufa* ielweiti the rt»*I ed during tha war* far control o f ■rrordinjt to Gilbert. the tlly's northwest suburb* ^ouhcy'and it* machin-gunners which now m l * with th* Invaded headquarter* of the From theae suburb* Ihe Touhya erlon Friday, and after terror- haro edged their way into the Iftng 7u member* for »o*ermi metropolitan diatrkt until they bourn, ibbctn l Fml Ru". bm- now dominate extra-legal activi­ Inen efent. and MnrrH lb>Mberr. |ties for th* whole North Chicago ail official who H a hO»'her-ln* terrliory one* controlled by the la * ' o f O'Oonnell. ‘■tl'igv" Moran ran*. The gunner*. wHitca-ei told po­ Unlike other ran? leaden In lk * lay In wait for ll imphrle*. nnmeroua legal tilt* with the an0 'Donnell end Whit* Intending. thoritlen, name* of the Touhy* here not dolled a Ural police blotter in many year*. Errn the broadcast description c f linear, broad paunch and buck-teelh, •treky flrure, was taken from lb* #0101* 4’ gallery records o f anrlber rity. Tha* of Thomas, abort, alight and handy-bslred from the rremits of an Indiana prison. St on Ihe |:0.000,000 m rlrorcllt*" qeeaUning in titled to apeak 'for Ms hfooeUte*. Farm orgaaixalion lender■ came away from previous ronfSCvrce* with th* aecretary, holding ddfi- m a t Iki aWaplM chafe. Then awck m # the poaafbilltlea * f dl#S trade ifim a m U . Wal lon ha* to Juridical baati." autborlty to validate 1w) LI further questioned th* ra- meats. IO relesee the a t* IldUy o f the Polplsg tad Mukden prohibitSma V -m 1 treaties in \KA, establishing the acta, aMI to Mduht fe joint Russo-Chines# edmlnistra tlv*a of lion o f the road. Rejoining sharply, Ktnnetioff maintained that “ Ihe fact that tha ChiacLw Kaitern Railway i* I n '" ^**•'***'-*f**V........ . tsilroad loan appliealions lu Ihe Rrconrlr.ellim emporalmn. Thi, Is dnifltei) to furic railj to down their iBpitaliiatiiin to actual wurkltiK n m 'i. rvtlremenr. In U * T ce ap of ptaitog crape Ofcriated. Russo-Jap R ow Though th* co orilinalor's or­ ders rouhl be *jli>eal*i| to lb* interslal* commerce rommission, the rail executive* wei* rol iiullnnl to believe there would b* mich orm idioa nf hb> directions. They the pelping.Makdrn agrcemcnU I'numeil that the co-otdlnatm disturbs tho International statu* probably would I* shoaen Crom on which th* management of the Railway £■ (he prr-ent riinimisslun and that (hlners. E aelcm he wilt consult with the commis­ based." lie demanded restoration of the sion hrfnro miking any aweeplrg normal artWHIe* of th* roed and ref irmr. s the bill will lie to eliminate du I'll,, m-siurr has been on Ihr that "further attempt* to break pllcatlng services of rompeting il .f Prrahlent Roosevelt for n thor* agreement*" lm stopped. linn and unnrrded service* anil T h- communique mad* public a • I, no* but the rush of Inter­ to consolidate terminal activities. ns.'''Mil mnfrretres has msdo it new- exchange of coirexpondonc# impoi-ible for him to give it lime. between Li tthxo-Keng and Kui* Ur la espnled, however, \o get nitiolf, In which tho form er on but la not able to be out ys Apr. -0 *n<| £1 denied th at "the Arthur Yowell and .1. If Uvrr It on the way to t'ortgicss Siam. Tin* labor safemianU in the (*. K. R. Iif longs to Ihe Soviet man went in th* Wnfclwn Itrv.-r bil H a re t—jwoUti lull - of. *1L litis t Union." yesterday alternoiiii timl Replying To ’ "ilairntetll* '. made onion rn n lrjrt rlglitat, creation of 12 fine trout, Ihe Inri'", I laln r hoard 1 to consult with Ihe by KusnvixolT in a letter Apr. 23, Ing s#ven pound,. Allhi ro onknator; reservation of the In w hhh lb* soviet representative lately become an ardent rhnrgrd that Manchurian authori­ of th* gentle art of t-ndlni ties had cum m ittrd violent acta Ing formerly been a devote, aimrrt nt umkirmlnlng th* func­ cane pole, lie now think; tions of th* lin* and th at Manchu­ all th* apart to l*e gained from rian representative* on the board fishing I* In reeling I him in and hid failed to take measure* tn he has pnrrha-ed a fine outfit protect the railroad's Interest*, and ran be found on Ihe hank* ol th- Manchukuo director declared Ihe Weklwa one nllernonn in *rthat "your Interpretation th a t th* try week making n ru t and reel­ C. K. R. belongs to the Kevlet U»> ing th* heaulfe* in. Long'* Meat 18 A THEY’L L CUT LIK E NEW Surgical tools; all kind* of seisaors and knives; pruning tool* of all kind*, ate. E x­ pert saw filing. Treat To fi«t Stovall Ptoea P O ST O FFICII I LU N CH > Short O r d m J. W. SHADOIN 110 Elm Regular M o b M l Pheoa 719-W Martin's Garagrc We ar* adding aevaaty dollar* of equipment to hotter servi th* public. 8#o us and save mosey. XU W. First hl PR IN T IN G Herald PrtttlfRg O* ’ Your utmost beat to every tlay," By Kdgar A. tie eat. I Ip,L Nobody lee nt* to b* quit* auri Whither wo have Inflation, roflatlsm, deflation, elation, or rongtarnatlon. But whatavrr it la, tverr body **#m» to be all for It. • -■ O '. . W a'ra got to have eonflderK* In [i. our Prasldent and In our goverk ' nor. I f w* don't havs w* might as , Our own Georg* Westbrook did BOt make a great bit with a ***paper pooplo when ha introduced th* bill to a hoi Iah th* publication Of the delinquent tax list.— ClerMtoat Dree*. Who's h*T Horn* bird p ryin g to get ovenT mouture o f inflation in the form of credit expansion, in probably necessary, but It Is to be hoped that the revival o f trade through the lowering o f tariffs and other agree­ ments with foreign governments will put such unorthodox proposals as bi-metuTism and dollar devaluation In n class with Technocracy, mah Jongg, and miniature golf courses, where they properly belong. o m A New Jobless Army Time was when the "white collsr'*‘ man occupied a place of envy and scorn in the public mind, the envy of It I* an advantage to b# toll at *n auction sals," w* road. Bar­ gain* go to Ota highest bidder, *f eauraa.—Tha Humorist. What ol th* disadvantages of b*tag tho highest bidder, as ladleatod In re­ cent auction tale* in Iowa. \ 1; ■ 1 ■ A frlrn d o f CH ESTBR FIELO wrtora ■ salesm an w h o b a d 1 Th* t o il Job* o f th* year li th* reposal, to limit working boon 1 newapaper plants to thirty car* a weah. It Is svident that msa o f our CowgraO— en have M r b a t la th* publishing bail. limiting college education to thtwe beat fitted for it, or in changing the college man’* attitude rnboUt working only In a very llmitod gphero o f occupations. SANFORD, TW E N TY YEARS AGO Number One, yesterday fee 1 .. 1 * fw ^ �__Low-rale round trip fare*'* k lU LfO^r* In Florida today ara *' able lo nil hu» traraRng f ' (Conttnnad From Page One) ger» wi<hing lo leave Sanf burg *t mbt.rlght. Mar. 2*. fap the result of an anrouncan tain llolmberg i>aiil only (wo otaile by J. R. MacDonald* flleml* accompanied the aclcr,* |u llorbla* Motor Line*, Ine., ihe -Kip. Three were V -» Ihtii a with oificr* In Ihe Seminole j half drxrn fir-t da** pa* engerc Effective today *nd lontlnufbg on Ihe trip. through Aug. 31, IIKU, It la f George Wlngrlt. j, young Kng- •ib’e |u visit any rity IU hmvr who Koonlril the tmal nt inuhtr linr* In Floiida and Antwerp for t/r* Anurlrc, **ld In Sanford for the price of Ml*. Gnrlxt yrt * new fa-hlnn In way tic Ret piu* 30 percent, ■blplimid altirv. make* inurd-trip ratre to "Fhe wore *hi>rl- and a awratrr •nville. Tampa, Miami. Daytaan in tropical wvVr*” . he .aid, "and Ilrnrh. Orlando, and many atkMT Bale relay, when it • * , m>M ami cities, unusually utturtl*#*, Mr. rainy, rhe wore diirgaice*,” MacDonaM *»b t St, XL tilotmt, Jr. tlm.lt friend* free* Loeh Arbor to vreiMng t f Mlto EWgtnla Neal David, or Oil* rtlr. <bu«1itov Of A tom * w k «r» tw ? Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Davkf. i f MOM DAT. rthehrtaj fa r (ba a t Oimu, rponeofed bp tha Depurtment o f tha Worn:iub will taka ats :00 GWeto, to X l m Mkyeard to o ltha P in t Mathodlit ■ ■ ■ w i l l to u i . m i o f Mr*. M arietta U m Church m haa rttomed a'rif .nil Ok u ’la D. F. toodart, fa BLMtihr*. look piatw yesterday »l 12:33 P. i 'l a A ’raeefeiwf litttu . s. o: CM.. r t f Jr. M r. p TUESDAY., tJUter, Mm . M.roM A. Appleby • f the will meet on PnfeMttte Avenue. *ni* R.v. Smith Marita performed th* ring ij^rf Rteari***)* ol*Annul, H: A lit. W # tf IS. bride'* ailh Mr*. Ko m II and Mra. & £. ATTORNEY h iI I.F I) • ttllllama Wllllama aa Graile cruiliiatlng class will he .Regula Regular fbaetlbg af Seminote bunded diplemas after .a short fjlgh School Sc progruni featured- by an address Ot’A LA —Kmanurl II. Martto. P.*T. A. will Uka by Judge J. G. ,Sharon. Man at 3:30 o'clock in tha itudy prominent attorney her* WWa toll at t! tha ocbool a M will b , proThe program i< fidlonc; killed by nu accidental gunrijol cMad by a board meeting at 3:00 Invocation by lt*v. R, j . Mllll. wound received In hbi hum* y w . gun- salutatory, PAHri* SlrVen*. terday'aflernoan. The ratal tho'rmfne at the Appleby horn* o'clock In tha auditorium. Inatallatalk* by the a hoot tru ste e .; rln<s was heard hy the victim'* wan opened eu allo for Um oeea- Don of t pffleer* Will ba n featur* I’ocm. Ju an ita Oglesby j i ,a ,« *m( sou. They rushed Into lha ■lan and decorated with a profu- of the regular meeting Regular maetiap of the Gramsong. : r»»*v7-!V h y - Go T „ llirli roe in where hoTi*d heen cli atan af t u t o r lillea, rala ill a*ar-.8«h**V*'PeWi* At - w H I-U ** •rt<ywnYr V ” T im ini— r^ ra r:.;? m ;— r n rrd d in grertings, •‘■upt. T. W, Lawton; I ■ T t m u t IM h from her* meter- In large baiheta and yaaes. Tha place at 1:30 P. M. In the echooi auditorium a* n part of tha May ig to W « h i Beech p A f t t M drtalaWfr addre.s Judge Sharon; valnllrto|)Wf4rnl#d beneath fh . atteriwdnvtole: tha Mlaeei bo Inayroriatd afeh of farna and Day-Health Day celebration of the ry. Miss Martha Giles awarding I m tchool. Iiutallatlon o f offlcars will op diplomas, recessional. Uke, Helen ffeVare Ith W i M tkitattto iK i be htld. > f t a k U Waodrdt Theodore Williams Is preshlent Beige abaar erapa wai tha oiaA concert will ba given by th* A lfM t Cbrtnatiy, torfal choaao by the bride for har of the class, with Miss Giles ■» community chorui, aponiored by Vke-pribident. ami Mis* Lucille wadding tilirmble. Tht dree* wt* tha Muaic Department of the McGuire n secretary. fashion'd along oimpt* linn and Woman’* Club, nt 8 d » P. M. at Other member* of the class are: 'i b J. A. Ztinaaaar Waa worn with a flared dept. Ac- the P in t Methodist Church In the Mis-rs If,.bn Wulnwrighl, VcrMM Mr*. W fV k to t W rrftnar Jaft e*e<triee ware In ■ harmonising catabrntlon o f Mutlc Week. dre Mae *rapp. Isiulse Brown. Mar­ yoUTdty far 'Aria trie O t y 'i ■ aWda Af bilge a ad ah* carried Th* A U lh tin CIa»» of the Ftrat garet Thomas, Juanita Oglesby, __ boo bouquet af deep pink roan, Baptist Church will meet at 8:30 Btyonna, N. J.- wM tn M y pttti large Daisy Sweat, Kdilh Bales, Marinhod VM te nraldaonl* tied with P. M. at th# home of Mr*. II. B. W sjWM’ fte 'itfa M tt me ato*. lha Bnyrtt nn,| Anna Greer and k>ltt tallay chfrfeh. Odharn, 2434 Bay Avenue, with llernie Stafford, Harold Mel»:h, Synropttion cm Ihe High Feus a nine-art musical u vue and vaudeville program, will he present­ • J h a maM Of boner w en for tha Mra. Odharn. Mra. 0. C. Gibb*. - MIm d l M f t d ^ t ^ a r . wVo will Francis Stevens, James Boston, P h * w CT&. l.k » P «tl air UtoVMWVtn* bill at baJhaian a two plaea aatambla af Mra. H. H. Newman, and Mra. A. ed at Ihe Mit*ne Theater Wednesday. It will bu fe* luted in conjunction with the regular screen offer­ Owen CiHip, and llarliert I'riestar. plak flat m p e compeaet) o f _ C. Whiddon u hottest**. ing. Ufa M lt t a -ftU U r., .'W tin i.ik y tailored dreu and rape. Her a c Tb* Butlnesa Woman* Circle of Irene lewis, of l.upe and la-wis, international entertainer*, I* show,, to the upper right In the rbatddni at Thh eny t*d tha beuortaa were la pink and bar the Praabyterian Auslliary will above group o f pictures taken fiom Syncopation on the High Sr»«. To the left ute Ihe Si* Sniloreite*. bouquet fwaa eom^Mad 0f light (neat at 8:00 P. M. at th, horn* of m m a t aUNr of .( Mr.. Oanr Below on the left I* Kathryn Burns, and on hrr right is the r median team, lleasoner nnd Gage. holered pink roan, garbarn Mlaa Charlotte Smith, Lake front. Paarvan. She lived with her par. I ’at Daly, tonteiliari: the Burns-Morrarily-Burns trio, and tieHa Giay, dunevr, are also featured on daUlea and (klphlnlum. Tha DaoghUr* of Weslay a a t* tnto, Mr. and Hr*. f\ K. Ktasonar tha program. Mra. teonaed waa barn la tflla of tha First Malhodbt Church J i h t f f ’Wnlh’ on the Eut Side "From Hell to Heaven'’ with Carole‘ Lombard, Jaik OnAie, and David Manners will be; the.feature r ip and attended tha public will hava ita regular busfnesa and tor H t m l y n h and it tenA d rrboota hare. Attar being gradu­ lociat meeting at 8:00 P. M. at picture attraction in he offered with this stage sit ow. Staue pcrfonmio.es will K- at 3:3t). ?:lhl anil Ua Saaford i i bi — " Later aha ated from Seminole High School the . home. of. H i*. C._E._ McKtc. IGOT o'ttocJi. --------------------------------------------- -— :— , In TOM aha atic ruled Emtfry Unt- 1817 Magnolia Avenna. virally In Atlanla for a abort E « ST/ t / V 1 * * <*** bf,n The board of tho Sanford WornHi Yinditiir. Jar several yean. Mary M ice. I o.luc. May; dolm time. For the p u t few monthi aha an’* Club will meet at 10:00 A . 81. It'iiiiKfay, Billy II ■lid, linn, Gordon A'WoArfheO.Trthi hare motor- haa been employed In the office at the club house. ITedc.ict. mol Jimmy Powell, WEDNESDAY. !" * to D t i t M t f f t f f o laat (tight to of Tha Department of Agriculture nwei; Ft ml, tlgln.|>i, I nwtie Monthly luncheon and bualne.* hoar ■ aattnoa'Vy( the Rav. Carroll at tha City Hall. l.-M Is * Over 3im persons attended the Ogb'*hy, nii,| Ralph Wolfer, lilie*; TALLAHASSEE. May Mr. iMomrd waa bom In Hon- mrvting of the Woman’* Club will Vanfar at the P in t MaUiodlat annual Spring festival given Sri- Norma Wolfer, Virginia llarrlri, Rrhrrra Keith, fre*hmnn from ■her, Va. where ha ipent tha lake plica at 12:30 o’clock at the Cbureh ware! M n. J. H. Cowan, day aftrrrtnon from 1:00 o'clock In Marjorie Stuff, nl. and Willie Mae Tutkeland. with 13 1-2 hour* o f MV.'and "Mh. TV. Welts, M n . gtoater part of hi* Ufa. Ha waa club hou*e wllh Mr*. H. W. Ruck­ tt:(H) o'clock nt the West Side 1‘rl- Gamble, viob ln; mill Edward Mar­ “ A” made Ihe highest *,hola»tlc John D. J in k ln tj^ ri. U Hal­ graduated from lha Honaker High er, Mra. W. A. Prfiihary, and Mr*. m*ry Echoed by the members of shall nml t'Hffmd t’racey, tulip*. nverage at Flotilla Stale College verson, Sn'AMhn School ami then became connected Sanford Doudney a* hoateur*. Al-o l.ethil ()gle*by nml Kell for Women fur the third quarter, wllh lha Carlaln,Taad-^FfbducU Enervation* may be mad* wllh the West Side I’.-T, A. with over 100 pupil* of Ihe school partjcipat- tirtll stolnnker, datsle*; I a-Roy record* ju*t released from the Company, of brtroll, Mich, anti Mi*. J. II. Ceghurn. New York Clip. For the pu t year Tho board of tho Garden Club ing. A spe.ial May Day prbgiam lltnlge, Edith laterjoy, Jlell> King, tegistrar’* nllire show. Thrrc other freshmen followed ha haa been firming on Beardall of Sanford will meet at D;1B A. was stored on Ihe school grounds Willtuni llodi-e-. Roy Whittaker. Annua. M. at the home of Mr*. W. K and In the nudltorium while all An»r| Tinsley, Edward Smith, Al- Mi** Keith with 13 hour* or "A ” . Immediately after I he ceremony Wilson, Ho*,. Court. Luncheon during the afternoon rold drink* hert Tucker, Charles Gricey, Rob They Included Mi-* Mary Bennett ico cream, and other rrfpruhnicnta erl llohutmon, Ah in Itigney, and of Jacksonville. Ml** Anno Cone k b : Mr. and Mra. Appleby entertained will lie *erved at noon. A reciprocity program for lha were *obl from booth* by mem* Richard Erhllrh. month* of the Groovrr, ot Lake City, and 811** J. 0. White; with a dirfner parly at their year: Madg,. 81:Ctary, BohhyrieDe Vein* Rcudiik of Cellar Key. home. Tha labia wa* overlaid with member* of the Woman’* Club tiers of the P.-T. A. ’n w r 'f t f M t , The program we* given a* fol­ Heard. Julanne llowaid, Charloll ■ Mi*a Giace Kerin, of Miami, a linen eloth and centered with a Will ba givrn by the Garden Club aid Mr* Stripling. Mury Helen Tew, Junice Hnd Ml** linsulind Kennedy, of ■<& S & & tier*! wedding cake lopped with ml 1:30 P. 11. at the Woman’* Club low*; Entrance of Flower* Vegetables, llrown. Jack Ray, Howard Runge. Tollnh*»«ee, wllh |g I 2 hour* of a "mailer Cake made to memMe a on Oak Avenue. Edward Smith. Albert Ralnirn. “ A " headed Ihe color and Junior and hlnnlhs. c U b W jU d THURSDAY Heart. Cover* were laid for Mr. ♦IflliaWth Bchmel Tha T. E. I . Cla*» of th* First Songs, t'horu^ composed of Gib-< Ralph biwllig, and Robert Rohan f lu -c* respectively ut |Hilnt of tod Mra. U onud, Mr. and Mr*. Mi** VirginJr., ■mnd W. J. David, Mra. Henrietta Leon­ Baptist Church will have a bus!Chapman, IMdlr Ilcndrl. Ifthnu non, performeru In Maypole dame. ilndnstl' nveiuge. and Also Willie Bohannon, RoW ii in Eatl". of Suni'iud, mid 811** Lee. Janie* Smith, and Ralph ard, Mr. and Mr*. Appleby, Ml** ne*« and locial inerting at 3:31) Geiger, John l.ee, llnrnbl Mr MutItn Briititley, ,.f Lake Wale*, iv cH c iv ft Muse. florltnaa Davitk and Henry Wilt*. o'clock at the church innea wllh C ltH K i Iritughlon, Charles Rolninl. Curl lei I III’.’ ►ophnilloie ct.i * with I ft An Informal reception waa given Mra. Sarah Stewart, Mr*. S. A. Song. “ Spring Time,” School, Rosier, nml Aubrey Whitten, sun- hoot* encli o f "A ". la*t night by Mr. and Mn. Applet Ed*nfield, and 8IU* Mary Good- “ loidy Hpiing,” Klliabeth Pippin. beam*; Billy John-no, G, W. D:i A tatnl o f 'J:ll name* wen- In by In honor of the bride and ala a* boile**cs. “ Bird, Bee, nml Butterfly,” Fred­ vi* fa'll Rutner, Hugh Carlton,! llndej on lb,, honor toll fur Ihe An oapmalon recital will be die Field, Charles Thurston, and bridegroom with about 30 guesti AT’ cHrtMttefc wadoml Murvin Smith, George Math)., pouter mil of a stmlriil hnd) ol given at 8:00 P. 81. i t the Junior Patrlctn Hodge. ah whirh It being ob* hi attendance. In the receiving High 8chool auditorium. Tho pub­ "Lad) May.” Mary Alien llodgr. Ilori* llnland, and Clyil,. Slu*e.| Jpi',!!,Vimaiely Dilk).T h e name', of roglwul the country Ihla line were: Mra. W. J. David, Mra. inindrop*: Freddy Field*, bird, >(l. |>hy|l|o Smith, nl o of Sanlic la Invited.' Kntran v of May Quern and ut t'harle.. Tliurnton, Ire; nnd Anne from of m utlc will ba Henrietta I^orard. Mra. Jamei ineloded among those FRIDAY Maynard Lennart!, and Mr*. 8 8— — 88 fGillyurd, 1111 8 ■ ***■! Mury .a*■*i Alcvnn I li.vu e* IcmJanl*. tra it sVbnlhf * I t 8:00 Bull nnd Tho Seminole High School Gle" L le d . Appleby, RafruhaimU we •Sung, " I lively 8lay," School. T in t iler, flnwera; Jewel Mrluiiighlin, Club will prrsent a Iwo-act oper­ "Bult"rlly Dance," Mary Alice Edward Lane, W ilier ......... und to ru s of t i volerfa aerved throughout the evening. etta, "Up In the Air,” at R:00 P. Hodge ii* laid) May, ‘D toartm ent of the UTfoy GUI yard, vegetable*; Jo* . at tho achool auditorium. liiitruncu of Raindrops, Frog*, and « phine Hare, William llogiin, nnd - i r - AA'»pon*br. Regular meeting of 'the Antetl SuUbenm*. Eugene Krllrh, frog*; Retw* i C-’Mbort hat M l Mrv* can Laglon Auslliary **ill lift" Sung, “ Wake Say* th* Sunshine.” Lee, Gnaldlne Itigney. IKirla SlnfdlrfW'r fot all; rrtaraal* place at 4:00 I*. M. at llic Immj School. ford, and Dorothy Run re. butterhg p la t, V ith n large number of tha of Mr*. H. R. Steven*. Park Ate- Song, “ Moonlight and Itoacs.” file*. far iaVtfal Chonta. Luke M nine Grammar S.dnnl Also Margaret Barley, Amin A. fll«M i« younger aat in attombnce, Mlaa Knlranco of Mora Flower*. Om pro- Margaret Murg and Ml.. Helen llrown, Rula Bell Duncan, S'rll rmi |wH* it* nhmd year in cv- j Dance, Group o f girl* represent­ llnlhawny, Kytdyn Jiinenei.'Mar­ rr i e* In h- rtticcl nt tbe rehratl | “ * S f Wear entertained with a dance and ing swart pea*. garet 8lu*e, Mmgarrt Hpencei, nt M:0*l o'/bok. tonight whdn IK Mr*. BtoU ifwlmtolng party Friday right at May Pol* Dance. I j j t o Spring* near Lengtho Kighlh | Elltehcth Whlgham, Mary Wil­ pupil* i-oiiipri-irig Garland Danes. waed. The party waa accompanied liam*. and llarrlvtt Dayman, gar-, Southern Memorial Day wa* obby Mri. T. J. Murlf. Presentation of blue ribbon* lo land danceri; James tor, Duane Blue Ribbon Pupils, Mrs. Doro­ Tillls, toRny J>e*e prment were: the Mbaea t«rrvd Friday afternoon a* the E-tridge, Jn*k thy Lamb. Ctody. Kin law, Relate. Wil.on, Junior High School with a apeclal Standlfer, Albert Huff. Walter BlUabath Methvla, Katharine program given by tb* popili with ,Grand March, School. Schovnemann, CHrercu Aleiambw, Tha leaehan Of the nrhnol who Hufu* Wood*, IV irn n Duncan. El Jobofoa, Mary Celia Xfntaw, A vb rarasantatlva* o f the N. do V. arranged th* program were: Mi*' Howard Chapter o f the U. D. C. Taator, Minnie Water., Mae Purv rnor* Graddl k. Taylor Brown. DaHUM Emma Owtn, principal. Mr*. Sybil v|d Drown, and Allrert King, fine*; <lto, Carell*. Watera, Dorothea in attendance. M H* Number* wer* given a* follow*; Roulh, Mr*. I’rvston St*phrn*on, nnj Gladyn Pippin, Thelmn IVhi'Lawaon, Julia AlWi Ntwmin, Mary J » » Pru t An, . Myrtle Nabon. Song, “ Onward Chrlatian Sol­ Mr*. Marlon St. John, and MU* ten. Pally Hodge, Katherine Spen­ Mr*. C. B. ■3u»n, Mr*. Tc Alleen Chapman. W hat T h U ( ‘‘m iilry diers,” School. cer, Eliiabeth Vaughan. Irene Lovril, Sralheiaon, aS« Mlldmd Nls, and Maria Moya, Dorothy Among those taking part wer*: llawe*. Mary Rlrerv. and Katli Srriptttra, Fraycr, n n d F l a g Paulin# Craword, Jull, H«|l u cNeed.* Is u liiu lot i f l l l u Carolyn'lolllar. altoa Katherine Gordon, Mary lilll, Hvl Iren Illggin*, hulterflle*. n*dg*. OaHand, Mary H .U n fUmblay, H. Wayd#' and I len t Tis. c ii Hontehan, Dorothy Jlmener. Marttaa Torrance, The Origin op Memorial Day In 3£ Grace Ann Mriqy, Janimle Mrfdy, tb* South, Ann Jones. ^ t t y Walt*, af GahtaavlBa. Mar. IN BAD CONDITION Jean Whlgham, Joyce Steele, Song, “ Old Black Joe." School. ‘ Ito Confederate Flag, Andrew Mary Evelyn Raton. Reosle Ad­ TA8IPA— Leonard T. Skegga, kins, I-eona Mathis, Dorothy Ro­ Me/er*. Song; “ SuwanCe River.” with col- sier, Maty France* Jordan. Caro­ 13, YiM.HA, oeerrary of Ynung*lyn Roller, Alice llunler. Ago*- town, Ohi», who, polmi -aid, shot orad elide*. Upya Glee Club. Lillie Stnlnukcr. himself yesterday, remained today The Land Without Ruin*, Boyd Kchtienemann, 'A N o. 2 Conn Sm all Green L IM A R E A N S Barbara Vickery, and Mary Emma in a aarlous condition nt Ihe Col* man. Gulden M n tu S W E E T C O R N . 2 No. 2 Conn Mtmorie* of the Blue and Gray, Alesander, swret pea*. *n,| Ido Tampa municipal hu*;iitn!. Jlnktns, Oulda Carlton. Margie Cunt* Nancy Roatetter. Monarch S P IN A C H . 2 No. 2 Cant* Tinker, and Floime* Major, flunSong. "Dial*,1' Echooi. l*S, Square Can Monarch A S P A R A G U S TIPS. C*n an. ii Also Edwin BCanan, tjuccn'* Sem inole H ljfh Schotrl PICNIC SUPPER HELD herald. Billie Richard, Adrian Stacy, and Edward Smith. nueenV 'h<« member* af th* Loyal pige*. Margaret, Dole Hathiwa). i . Lh.'Cnn Red P r e * e n l« ; Ctaia of tb* Flrat ChrlttUi queen; Etliabath Pippin, Spring: 'NE 1 MURR/.Y rth enjoyed a'plenk »upper on fOMENS KELLYS terday evening near Lake UI(Jtn. Swimming Swli rnd game* war* Ike eackaRB* o f nhalntraeri* I* until n lata hoar. Th ov * Brseeful wav at ark nowW a ­ 8am Plebriwr, of __ ___ _ Ware: Mr. and Mr*. O. in* rrfkafsMo* mWaatoo, were her* fir ike T. -Pennon, Jlhtmlo Gate*, Jo* Ima’I.ileiipiMilat Up—• wku •*. waak-nif *ftk tha . furmaria Jaknalna. Donald P eir***? ' Cart P*ct your pbafuarapti. (N O . 2 C A N S ) lr, Wra. ■J. ■Ftafariter, <East too, and! Dorothy . and Marian - m m I’tWine ill-J. Tht bride wa* f l i . n In tntrrfart bjT M r fhtMr vrtllle she had her Mitt fiortenoe DavhL •» toaM o f htntr: HteMd A. Appleby M boat man far th. bride- 3 $ :lal Graduation Special $r> KUR1/0IL PEttMANRNT WAVES S 3.50 Eva-Bess Beauty Salon Lakeland Freshman Makes High Average Big TJironj? Attends Festival At School L IU M -SE E D OU \ Cans CORNED BEEF Vt Gal. Ga. SYRUP 10 Lbs. W. G. MEAL HslWaUt M o n r o e (Jram mar School C o n c l u d e s Year With Ceremony Margaret M flrff And Miss Riser Hostesses < x A. it. IDckaon, 5 Lbs. Honduras RICE 1 Lb. Monarch COFFEE :i Bottles Premier Ginger Aie Pint Best Foods Mayonnaise 10 ()etuj<on SOAP 10 Octagon POWDER 1 MOP and 1 BROOM is Anro STARCH Southern Memorial Day Program Staged To-Night I*ast Times t Ritter’s CATSUP Lour Cabin Pancake Flour 5 Monarch JELL-0 Monarch Picnic Size ASPARAGUS TIPS 2 Lbs. Monurch COEFEE 1 Lb. Monarch COCOA V\ LI). Monarch TEA All For $ 1.00 $ 1.00 GLEE c u r n AT GRADUATION WelSoldi'g flladb SALMON “UP IN THE AIR” An OpA'elU in Two Act» Friday, Mav 5 M :H() I’.M. Sewmole HighSchool And. Admission 25c TROUBLt JUICE 5 Cans 3 Cans Telephone PEAS All For r � 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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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 01, 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/8c92f81d850dfd087cd55b49f6f22355.pdf ad2f3ef5759e3fa464954eefd3cb58eb PDF Text Text oA-.Tx U. ■ ’■ _ • 6J?; . * . .» ■ “V '»«■ ■unr TO n N1WSPAPEB •t • !]t . • k x ! < If j-dUUiLu a Florida's H e a r t Gran lest Vegetable Richest Garden Lead. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Amoeixted lYrns DENIES Stocks Surge Up In Fast Trading Today """ ’ F* . ., aSAN FO R D . F LO R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . A P R IL 29. 19.1.1 fORLD TRUCE IN TRADE VAR ISPROPOSED NEW VOkA. ..pr- Vi. —<AA — Stork* targed op buoyantly a fast movlag marVat to­ day. Heavy keying appaartd at the opening an4 many leading lain** « howad overnight fain* of on* to two dollar* on block* of on* to 10,000 sharv.. Cen­ tral Motor*. Allied Ck*mi:al amt Unltrd 8 Ut*» 8tt«l wrr* ■motif th* leader*. P a «a «* of lh* Inflation-farm relief bill by th* 8*n«u. aantegb **p«t*«l ly Wall Street, appeared to bar* helped tooth off the ral­ Co ton fotorea her* tpened LONDON. Apr. 2 P _l,T > _A WASHINGTON. Apr. 29. ly. with gain* of a-ool • dollar a — (A.P.)— Semtarv Woodin "bale. The dollar resumed It* pidpouil for a world economic fro^t his sickbed todiyiMurd decline against f.rttgn curran- . arrclatiry woe 1*1*1 before-the e«a statement denying reports rle* while eommodlty market* ranlt'nr committee o» the world that he In going to resign federally were firm to#strong. ecnonml: ronference by Norman uu TT3v“r,“ Xn*erTc».i iniVuV-sTlir " Vt M M M M flrrtnrirwdngTW*TO)mT?iir* ■i i m n n _________ f I Far-ReachingMeasure Tn Cease Economic Hostilities Is Sug­ gested At Geneva Chargres Administra­ tion Enemies With Circulntlitflr Rumors 'To- Stir Dissension j S t ? °” r ** 'nfl‘''0" CHARRED BODY OFi BER T HINKLER IS - . ~ » n " ,ort FOUND IN ITALY |nr»*». at n meetinf of the commit tr* Inlay, Eight nrgnniring na­ tion* wary represent'd. Vemb-rs of the committee fnr! millv fiar.l June 12 u- th.- ttoto j for mnvening A ho worl I r e Imu ­ ran for*::rc. . Am^ri u*.» fmnontSe Irurr a* Fnqr -nVnel m#*">>*-* wr— re- * ” u rr»*|*»’Tt| liy llavi* i u far«rviKH« vested a* havlnt unitor mnslden------• *t mr mrt'iur* ii> en«i rrinonilc warfart* omonir all irniHn* until wu-ka ■Vtn—an a proelaton for din fmrntu t»* l»r tntrheil at tlu* wid# rent-o1 af lnd,-«*rY aa an aid «*otwirJc n»nfrrt*nm* can to •tlmiila.ln- »">p|nym*nt and vivorr Also laocated world made ef»e tin*. •tahlllihf pmdu'tlnn. The plan A Ktad-on roUbton btlwwn U yet to be prwenlrd to the ROME, Apr. . UPhAlnjo.i I4ii.nr*a /\pr. n J Kremh amt Herman delegate* that Pr-e'd.ct. r .. w. retire- almultaneouf dNeovery yt^ertay j^rfJltrnft| to ,|snip'. flu* armId r»-ree..ln-aN.1 ..r AdeweHor* f f l l h * Moth rart>*lna. Otar^Uu , o f. iwo wreekeu a*r!*i*.nrv. one of lji-arn,im<}nt . mnference was rml *1t>Hda ralla'I at *th# Whlta them In central and the other In fcITVX>(hed ntcr ycstenla\ bv the |fon«^ t> nrtt th*t v*rd< touthetn l«x*l>• ckarel up intervention of Noriran It. th»»l*. f C*-a»'r#f«n. c-p.-~*#h ParrU ------myatcric* of the *-<,■ ,»nJ b™“ ^*i|ho *n»oy. ' , m I — -Amulcan .... — ............ ’ aland. P*a»a*o’e ’ *e~ Wavt and firJ ddm.U knowled** <>f uJVl, mM * f-.itl** ..ti*r Drvl. rcrnlled recalled lh ,.m 0 Hee«* h- P—* I" ""*ra*bin an airman, and John ( . Van td ^ f.; |o ^ (b# n. „ (1 ln for eoaatal defa—e mj-e .,»* Un­ tlnit ■!« »how a der nreae-t eroe—'» d'--* Ihea* youthful Amatlcan. who wa mak [ ^ . tT ■ ear^e will be aha-d'ireil or rc- ing a world tour. titular allempt id TonriTTitr ni cTiarreiT holy w» ' , fCanUnof’ lrh T’arr Pourl found beaiile the wreckagr of h i.; Oneva. i,lane In the I’ratornagno wood* D.*c anrir that the <>ri||inil uf •Y ’ T— . wo. «__a I___ >lh.. .IlfTU ill «i«i> the «*r»fttnK into^ihe pnMir ( Another Wrecked Air­ craft With 3 Sur- ninhler’, Committee M eets To lHw*i»pg Means Of Cuil»ni? Taxes Revolt Is Reported In Cuban Province HAVANA. Apr. W . - i A '— tnfoimation rccriied heir totiy »*id t «st«ll hi* hroksn out In Orient# Province. I>Uontrre were reunite.' in Ronto. San Louis an* Dorlalo. Two •oldiera wire reported klllv.l in Bonlato. Tioopo aimed with machine tern* we;\ puke in Santiacc weir order*' clrare.t The situation in Ilia si.ta applied ter»r. t'om.iunicatlon ilnee to the intetion wrt* acjjistei! to centoe*Mp. It was Impoeeih e to airrrti.n th* rpreud at the r ported . p tiring because of stud superthlon * f ilUpa rhet H IS M IL S INFLATION BILL AS BAD THING '•nv.« He Would Waive Cctsonnl Objection It Mnin PuroosesOf Measure Were Okcy INI \N M’OI.IR, Apr. ~J 1 t |__iiai». former etaiV of ilie Iraj»utr..tn a *l»e«' b !a*t nirfht before the Indiana I’ r pwhtlran isl torlnl (iiw W Im t a* "AHIBMSADOR'OF GERMANY GIVES PLEDGE TO I'.S. I.ttlhrr Says Country Will Co-Operate To r u ill* M /\ t l IParley U i It’.*' Fullest A NEW YORK. Ap-. ?.*. f’rrmany‘» rew‘ a.ntm the- Unltnl Slate-t l.nt t*lithv that liit na ion w uM lakr to the w rll r nnom^ u»V?* ,.r .t s.ronfet will f*»r in jr,national <i»pera*lon imatrin* Bt le," |n rargiiPK , r.rJv pK triore }*'„„■ th.. e lroe »n r„.my\(1,f M l ,lial art*nee, ..irnc. Dr. It...p,,|iticn| |ir. Itan- .•Sm> i at on < in.iatimt. tttrpvjree but I’ef nnd !•» are to fol'ow the*, .nid " if • It I lh* ihits- of all t. ' hole at Iw.t *a*-h may t. •ii.*ei-v* n- " h,. .iid.'*'|"> B.lr.iint»ti#l*o i tt i it... ..minion v.Kat ..... . t. irn .ill. thuiah in t;H ii.n l IrO-Uti* i* t '■ mild ul>i< I . • *• i • •!*!• t t! I,, lie Ite • .J minis • » am' do' !>•.-. ............. I**, t W. It W^ivo a I . h.« t n i * >1* tail* 'f th. ..it* it I un ■ «• u.* roiwltuetire, nod t... it. i: th.il the admim-tta ... ii iin. i. vliui Mandate front th* m *1 I* would >e.»!s* iliuhtt.il ;U :i. *•- in itr letror an,| I- will • >»: ubo.Jimi.e my judgment ........ • ■ « ' ^ r , , <|hl. ,(lim|rr fh,nl „ , ,« « ! - , J » rf-'.ienl I r f»»»r nC f t , 1^ ^ . i - - at. . ..l. ,.l f . . . , m i .................................... abroad tiro week* ay r. “ Hut we cntUlot b* rvprrtnl I" .... . i .um .. uh iii,.,. d*eiu"t ronv let toil No Bitirrnnirni. iIn .i the «orTo. . *.or m > he «a'd, '*.< irme rradv fur In a1"! pril..''|d' '. n >en " " ' k' Mayor Speer9s Position .? of Sanfoiil: Many munlcipalitle are today elafferinp on the brink of tlankrupt:y. their leeotrrcea rxhauatru. Cute and ■lasbea hase teen maJe to the bone; lut the halt! fa t remain* that were government rendeie.l tea Tree, lave* sufficient ta net thi *istd demur d, for IVb: Rerelce clone root! net be roll. ted. W. are fn.-**I with the truln that TAX REDUCTION must tome and ran only eonio throuah |)KUr RKI.IKK, by ADJUSTMENT. RIAIUURTMENT. EXTENSIONS and UK. FUNlMNt* in »*•• with the TRUE ability to pav. Hoorier. Itoufe Rill No. IXtl .'ratiiif n "Iloetd of Adminl.tralioii'’ in my opini.n i. no; our » lutlon. There I* mure vm-'tc with that Bill tlun there I* ri*ht. Tile renietly I* • or-f than the ditca.r. < . URST. The Art nro»'i*lc* for full am. complete c.nlnit of It. d»!..nr (whether It le laving di»trlct or municipality or * .univl lot the only proilai n* allrmptlnf to rontprl the .'trdygr h*'-’1 nlieo.ly b-en- rle.-l«re I urv'onatit'itlonitl by 11.e Supreme I'mi'l nnd are not aubj< t to • atut ry H.rlarullen. Therefore .It I* mote control le over-c nim'led , itu. eed aufferin- la. unit- of whieh their arv some two hunetnl in num'rer. ' - ' veFre r.i. arifltm Juv a**i'**iiirnt and .av a Ijii.lmenl hi.anl nltho.it IhnUatioli of It* |onen* or appeal from it« rulinga. Tl,JED. By the term* of the Hill, there ta no pr.sl.lon for the etllaenn of a Muni.-ipn ity or taaln. unit to approve ot it .a; pioie nns' «e. len'ent made b, the Board. Wh • l.niv. betDr Iho'1 the rltlaen* thrmerlvr* their ability to pay ? hOl'UTII. IIv the term nf the A t, l ire i« no che k or limit i.-**.,, the li m'd ot l ul'alut.... » • l> ahat rvp» n e .-an !«• .’ii.'Jnrd tv be employment of Auditor*. Appraiaer*. I.a-yer- an* In ihr adoption of a uniferi.i vvtam of a '­ — untinir, leriil.tnw in » rupping nur pr«*enl euUlpinent. The Mutn.'.talitb ir* a-hmi '*• turn I.s.r to a l*.ard of three '.'•n, ii.i v|er iiitrd n |aeunt niiiill.'ipul p'oblrm*. the job uf irfnmling tu.Hi.iUMt non ini of lltdebtednr* * of lw . hundred. l'.< Iii't'* We nntet eml'i'e araln the in'*take* that have been made in the pn*l a quirins eapeiiene* and U thia ju*l n purl time lob fur the lelttir* of our Corvernor. UompItoller end Treaaitrer? IIe*pe. tfully >• or-. V. A. SHEER. HOME MORTGAGE LITTLE THEATER BILL PASSED BY FIRST PRIZE WON Moasnro Goes TcSen- Crncluding Plays Are ate Where Early Ac- Presented II e f ore tion Is Anticipated ThrongFridayNight W VSIIINIITON, Apr. W.- 'iT*;. Thr annual alitle tournament of * i toti.. "ne-a.’l play* offered by groups I ho oilinlnislralion'* ' affiliated with th* Aasotlated non.noo home niorlgugr refi,-ane . ' t.'rt nnrv." he added, “ weird . . \'u Seervtnr) I'eruitio fur Little Theater* nf Florid*, itiL' b'lt withstood u hruadabto of e.meil IP the warnnnt nunna^lka ui.'iMp'i.'nilon III the rin hmir week amrndmrnta In tho llnu*e vaster- eenrlutlr I before a large throng deri«ion of your IVreUent, re- bill. Mill* mskit n« who gathered at the dor tnd waa a*nt to thr Senate nf n*r«. .......... vtiltlne from hi* profound «:rte«tht* t v n n * f th e f# iwd » where „ llv ir, tp M % |||I|| I* n planned „hy ««nford Woman, f luh last nigh rarly action ...I’M - jedriernt. t.» have pre­ Ulti- tho * V. *uti .' brumh - c I I - j ffcT ^ V i'te ! • • * » . ‘ ' " ' ’ •« ivllneaa the preaentatlon of (jnerury onvrrratlon- in th* Unit*.! M ite- g.n* riunenl i m.t, Tb> m, , . ur* rn„ * | th-llnuaeTour n’nva. Three had Iren given w tl * e-n-omlr ronfrretlre in l Continued «>•* Uaire l«u r l ,h, atttpemlnus v.do of 383 *n «n Thuraday nia.it. Wn*hincton.". • . I. Kiceptlnir five nmenilment*of, The three judge*. Mr*. Clemstall upcnkinit of Hie umferen e. C m S f It I I p I i IU P V T i l inrylng imporlanre. It was au . v i s Helleti of Fern Jark. Prof. he ilertarrd: . O lllllll ItC l u sen ns* .... *,1 r „Iu.-alrd by Prealdenl W It. Wuna.-h of Rolllna College, "You »■ n relitor nntinn hmev A n n p ik V A P l- fin n U f s H It...... veil. * nnd Alliaton T. French of Or­ , r Mrlnle th-t ,. i.v m deM. -he i \ p p r « V t I I l ljllin t . U................. DemiH-rul-. Halley and. Undo, annmin-ed the prlae-winI lit- Unllrtl Staff. I- p .* I '...... I u ,l u Jn < r ( I f H ||f at I r.-'iell, ,,f Teas- nnd llnepnol. « l nin- o'#y**nml name of the. nutCalifornia, and -me Republican, 1 -Inmllrg player, a* follow: in the formi of .'ollar reniittan e- l A d S l l l j ; v / * Hundred Residents O f . * C^y Sim PetitionUrjdngr Lesrifilatoii To Support MeasurrIVt<tlona . .circulating 1 1 Snnfnnl this mominjr. N ing the nimen o f over 1 C local tr.-'dents including "TM?“ UFg(Tf' pay am. plug abort atntcm enU " , from Another mroup o f Ut**- ,f payers Interviewed t h l | r< m orninf hy a Herald re p orteft indicate marked .sentiment like fa vo r o f the Rholtz Re-Fum k’ •njf Rill which wanittlmlucc^^ j before thr Iton-e nf Ttepra-enta*,, lives ky A. t). Kenner, fomM^, K Son ford rceident, some w**k^,“ v ar>. .at S) The petition Is addresecsl 14 Repreaentatlvea C. W. EntamtafOtr,#^; ami R. J. Holly who early thla week appealed lo The Herald t* . _ flml out the aentlment of tho U I^ payers I* regard to th# bill whtefc** ’ L th«w In'rndeil In aupport. tk*T' 1 *1 aajd. nnleaa sentiment 1---aga^n, nat It. "We th- t<- ’a-sl n-*t cltli ■* JtaeCrt*,! *.>mlnole Florida", read* (he petltioi herahy narttolarly. urge von >n give full aupport t« Rtn Vn. I NO, known aa tha I Re-Funding BUI." A ropy lif pet1' It n waa at The Smukah while two copies are In tho h -f M. R. Marshall and -W. Cn'hert who had secured . irn aimers at 3.00 o’clock th afternoon. > .Tho signora *ra> II. M. Fat*, Jt' w rth repreaoatln* lha “ RoMrww > w r i tra "IT. ward. C- H. Whltiwr.'J. 1 , CoU*. « W. L. Morgan. a Wo*fh»fT, | V, T„ Woodruff. T„ K MorreW, i j , ee.rl* ki'l*d In the craah laal Sun- . fTiJ lydorr slrack the c infer. w| “A- (** an Alr-OrWitl liner «flying - i..t -,cn cnurt -Ituilulpk ' 'pk NkAol»,A cn-piVU-'' n tim that ^ptent SemlnaTa Caunt r -d'.^v---^'tkVn* ^ . f . o n Corfu,' GreeUT Threr’ ior-' nj. of (jfTlniny> com-.l lined . « that crash were foun.1 tiL'rmany # h#J boen wailing II 1 a__ tk. at; ll.ae wh„ wet. amony those Alien Bn? ^ rh.-'wreckag. at the air lir.er years for th# poi.cr* to make J. IV. Snrw, B. K. rhapmaiE T. a mooting Ift Lake Mary Wedne*- „ \ lount Sclfarelll. near Harace- good their promt- < to rrduce A. Ms*n, D. D. Weihnrn, Frank dW.atRhlUMk M'ttie-Court House n> ,n Callabrl*. gtmtmrnta. end uli n Iturr Mu*I . Miller fnr the Kstate of T. J. TMUnUjr Morning tJ iHk u m j Both of the plants wore wreck*! dr l. of France, irtortrd that "it Miller, Alee Fnnfor, T. W.' Wtl« They craehed means gf bringtag about reduc. In the tame way. (Contnlued On l'age Kive| Ham*, Joh, A.' Lyle*. H. A. Meagainst tall wooded mountain*. tlona In the operating eapenar of •---- --------------Callev, Oliver J. Miller, Frank, •the three aurvleor# of th# A ll­ Ooert*. Js*. J. Hathaway. J. 'A, this county. A r r D «lfM Orient craah were found altting In I _l v o l 1B 1 * llarrnld. Z. B Bailiff. E. 8 . Roth* Following a four hour mretim; the f t bln| O nfI their irCir wrecked wrCCRril plane JMPim.; i T U I l l l a -v. J. NV. B*'l. n. II. Brown. J. which will be continued next week, huddtrd ........... I.. Hurt. n. D. r. bh. R. P. VW i the group emerged to anno-m-e it* irrtre cold *n>l suffering from —- M.'Fadilen, nr IVitnaylvanl*. npKira nrlie winner, the Orlamlo thsll, B. W. Amlevnu. J. II.. M#opposition /> proposed plena of shock, but otherwise not danger-Among the question* »h;.h Clrrult UnUtl Judge Jldlanl B I , „ „ r(j ||,r nirnauie un final paa- |.j|tl,. Theater which presented Csslln. W. T. fginglev. Fr*nk L. combining tho office* nf tax a*. oualy InJutnL Wootlrnff. II. R. R -k . W. E. WgL mu*t he Hill'll hv . . thr in" Smith yr-letd.y aftgrMn.lt^ I*'. MrFadileu previously wa* "j,'„ Sab*'". Tho l-ody of Van Href, Identl•rotor and tai collector, aid op­ t.KMARS, Iowa. Apr. 20- i Di f. irrr- I* f und the mint • bug fused l.. appruie u ptnpini-1 tea** ,Vorwhelmln»l» defenle.1 in a s . |)r|„. winner, the Or- son. Joe Cpmem-. L A. Hrimlkf, fle j hy Anigrlcan Expr.’** Composition to tho lA^a of creating n rlub whkh pr*. C. A. Rmlth and N. A. Oo'hart. nary offlrlala aa a recer.t Prin *• —Th# flat* mllltl-. • alleil In nerr ity for the - r taMDhinenl art' •»!" " ( the Mni.terbm. •I'.irl ... * lo ,* nd the hill Imek lo the ■, ^ *tat* constabulary. •, la-iking enmniltle* for revision. Alto, J. 0 Unrv, H. B. Oilham, t>m gradual# who lived In Mont, quiet farm disturbs)' *-•, tnday al ,.f f,,rt inine irUtlon*. 'eli.rm wb.rh I. the ptnperty *>f the seMrtl -M sir. A fie- _,| bitter fn'M continuin'* Th# group apant nearly two clalr. N. J.. still wa, pinned In th* reited t twn i farn.r.* Ceorwe F. Thnrstrn. F. M. Huat, I . * .l i " lh- different rurren?l»a whbli will « f Oviedo. Third prire winner, Ihr Little been invnlvw in lha-drag- ^ m| r„ n„, 1||ni,.„i drel.lon rame nfbr „ two r,,„„ ThiifdaT. the lln.iae defral• ' 7 ... wa, ' whL.h pr,. it. 4. H llv. J-.. n R. Tla-geft, hour* in a diacoiaion of the r IvIk- wirckage of tho ship, aa wero llte hare hour .lun ,| „t, amentlment t v RgorrsenU- Thealerjnf Clearwater wtilclt p h'iur htnring lit nting "" ff uu uu nppBra’ upptlra'Jun four Frrnch paavenger* all’s *f Judge fhnrlea Bradley I. M. Wilson. J. .1. Wade, A. K. aUHty of recommending that th" b- lea -nlet “Trifl from hla '-nrh lo threaten him 1 • _ . hy M. A. Smith. lm|iW li*t*n.ln- n - Cothran (I*. M ».l. to aulHo* Msllem. Il-vws-d Walker. B. local county court be *bolH'«d nnd membem of the crew Most nulstartdlnr player: liarwith hanging Thuradtv hec*J*r dire t ei*h t„r, for court sppiovul or <* I'f"- ........... _ . Insns 111 home own. tteniam'n, W. II. bmr, W. B. and that all matter* ordln-rl'y ----------- -— ~ ~ he would not pmmi*r In preient ---, r,oe,| lrn.« and -nle of lh.' prop- . . Inslrnd of reflnnncl g Ihrwgh old I.nngs*! irf of the * No Ssbe" Col#n**n. A. E. Ynwell. A, P, handled hy that court be brought J ^ Q y g * \ V C C K T O D G farm mortgage fore.'Insure*. cast. Be Held l»y A Huron ,.fty, the term* of Which los*o omi|-.,„| II .l... turned ailawn Conn*)'*. 0. 11. D—oke, U It i^ . haforo the county Judge’s court.. The (trlsndi Little Theater kin* Connellv. Kill lia r 'w ye to *in* _____ _ .nlr had iTen npt«>v*-vl l»v lh- In;- l,.'-t«|vr'v ' “ s-nto* of* moves- *Coltnel Olenn. Ilnynes aald hr Th# group atudlad figure* whb-h 1 -mint * 1 * swa*de*l th* Orlaniln th* limit rn the val»e " f aent the troops lo r « h town in Antwitm ement was made l».slwjr uolstnr #nil t'oniptrollei I M l *'*' Co- bv R. A. Newmsn. W..{$. showed th* coat of npernllrg the ••»»^rly on * hicb losn* might !><• rhnm'er of Commer:# trophy Hand. 8. M. Lloyd. .A. H. Ms*#*, Plymouth county to Inform thrm th-t liegin'lnr withi'v*ning Judge t'nllh I di »"'• that county court which meet* e #-y I hot must lie won three times beofficially 4^ . it :he governor'* pme- •..'vice* o' tho Fir-t t hri-l un w; l)e b.' wl'he.l t*. » " • * ' ,hr niftil*# thro# months nnd dl*:u»«ed the A. approved, ihe hill els no « fore rermanent possession 1* perIemotion declaring tosrtial law rhL,reh lom,irrow night, snd con- ||,,.,id*tioii of nn> hn"k «« M"**rl.b tt*r from many angle*. No ftthrough n xt fun.luy pos*iM*', the lea*.' snd . 11. 0m t|„.,.* Owners’ Imm A**oclstl<»n ml*«*hle. National Boy*’ Wre’*. the ob- In the rounty, and evpeMcl other |tn ^ _ iitlm wa* taken however. ___ Mr. |jn »w or( wrn lh»» nlfhl, revival services wII' • •• hrhl agrtemrnt s» pre-mt' l did i»>1 f $i()U.0l>0,fMM) mi'itnl. un«lrr Iho During the matting L. P» Ha rrrvarc* of which begr t In count arrests. .... , ^hone I tien Bank Bonrd with | hi\v . j mile Co'intv Chamber of ComMeantime authorities sought ___ _ _ • urh evmltig oaicpt hatuiday. ut (,, 0 vld» *ny *lrfinlle l, ;m*l*ti*m Brady. N. C. Jacobs, P. *!. gan. Frank Kay Ahdetaon. and C. leas American ritlea this after­ o-d reellv amoilPti-l !•>* l'» to Issue |8 year l-ools up to merrr trophy. • (,',10, 1;. k|n*. J. R. M*'Donald, ITf S. I«a, of Oviedo, wor# nam#*l as noon, will b# bioughl tn the at­ the Identity of those rrsp-n* hie , *' |„.„r nnt mors Fail'er in the day. state offl*■ The Rev. Ram I. Smith. ,n .-r d.-r prartlcally Ihr *nm* «««• • ••' .’ .nnO.innm.. I«ur nf O. Crlppen. A. II. T-lppen- 9r* member, of a committee that U tention of scor«* of local youth* for dla:rd*rs hy farmer* who sb. The In- ,-ort n«d representatives of all (rontlnur*! On Tag* Fow l „ i" fertral Christian Ch r*h ut tn- pre-.hl lease. Futlh-r. h- In t, rn' int-rr-t. starting tomorrow mornlnr at dor ted the Judge nnl rioted « ’ to study tax sale* ,d nr th>-' | it:to Theatre group* attending Those present warn Frank Ev rh-rch larvlco* In every rellgioua Denison where a dpgrtt m-n w*the g-v ii .o tourrament met In lunch#-n inlured when several hun.lred II. haa nnrnt HI ytar* iti th. *h»l Ihr ,M | tiyntr-l » l ana, R. F. NFkeoler, E. A. Doug- edifice In Ranfprd. hi . mlaUt.V..au-l*«iu«iug ' ; 1 • * .a - -.i laight not In ^iifch cil. BoinH miv h* iswn'i|*"<t ao«s!.in at the Montetum* Hotel The HarforJ Botiry flob, offer­ mlB>nt ««Hru'tur:..* . law*. W. L- Coopar. A. 0. Wagner. piny lw l-’ .,|„ rie ,.if t; nfflepr, nfflepn*. . The pur.la.er or the property j ,r mnrigsg• may L. P. Hagan, and Frank L Wood­ Ing to assume r*tpon»ibl ity fof with slat# agent* -and-sep*ni— y e n hn h e held1t.nly thnv I 7h“ “ r r * , " "J rB<tl ,„rH thl , „ , IM>, „-„l on properly, Mia. Mary E. Wick* of Orlando ruff. Thla group I, I*'report U» seeing to It the', local youth* are attempting a mortgage foreclos- h. urs. IWO of whltl. wa r In he hud ofty* d D fs> In • ,.,h " v«b - on It* .h".-n *s president of Ihe finding* at a pubIM aseetlng U pt made acquainted with *aaie of th* ur* sale. u.g.st the 1che* In Ihe Uhn.t.sn jr j'J / ^ fS J . fV io n lh '. rent, lie MbnOO. with mine of Ihe b.an* t » , rrgs„|,.tlon. Other offlr.r. elect• held In tho Lake Mary Cknmhar alme and objects of Nation tl H’flfl .............. .*•• ......... u of Commerce building neat Wed­ Boy*’ Week, baa hern able to se­ Shaffer Warns Public Uh Ir pastor at fstt.l.j-rg'. boo.. ^ ^ ^ ^hkh ,iinr *»mU#d| %ftlur fnr won* I*0** •In* vlcr-i»wla#iits wm . nesday night at 7:M o’clock. cure the co-operation of all local Mr*. Helen T. Morse. Semhil* , Frank Partial*, Ocala, 2nd vie*r h unde, hi, l«.lcr-h.|. # ’ ,h . option In buy the prop niH). Aa To Traffic Rules Ihr. wrll.llnm mlnUleta as srell as other rill a membership t.f k-» ( S ^ |f he osrr l*e,| ho It report* th* direct loan pruvi o-rs'de-l; Mr*. J. H. Colriough. County Welfare Board dlr**Ur ( aent who w| | .be h»ard In talks He soiled a* p>csid. nl Of ’ „ moary , .l | in •*»* tr 1I01, of the Mom- l-nnii act "> « - « f- r I. - - t - U r - snd Rs'nh It. who I* charged with a large than f l la arhooU and thpreha*. • in«l ifip'Diriitfi* flOO.iHti), Cfjswfir of I j k f Alfrr ♦, rt’flttifu of th« responsibility for the .*!»«Under Friaent plan* the follow­ cos, of the Florida State Confer* &. TWI for porch*** of prefenrd'o* *r-a«"re-. ing minUten and pas’ o * will de­ .Ink In fnlersl .svings sn-l l»**i: M'*s tV'tk* named M -s. Frank once o f flo-ial Workaru coming liver sermon* tarrying special 1—ociatlon* lu b e orgsnliel to A. Petrie nf Orlando as state bar* next waak, today stated tpa» TOKYO, Apr- . » • r & r message* for the boy* of HanTor 1 h-lp bom# nw.’ -r* refinance them |it rnrin,- end Ml«* Elnls- Barton all commltlaaa who assisted la N flt-nahed In a fled * aaaa«l» by tomorrow morning: Rtr. Wm. P. preparing •for lh# convaatlew' las* wive* whrre o’ he* Imrroiving fa |('»ntlmi*d on Pag* Twot NI»p*a’o ioWlata. Cb.nooo troop# Brooks. Jr.. Rsv. J. J. Kel sthsr, March era functioning again rllltles are unave'MbV. j ------— ' streamed In dlawdcriy retreat to­ Rev. J. 0. Root. RcL Mirth II. that plana are moving along’ ng ward Peiping from the N or*. Bram, Rev. E. D. Oiewnlrr. dev. ratolilly *bring th# next few ha« hem arrjniel fnr rarh »ervlafactorfly. : .> v m , T ^ S S * * !' » l.it t le G o ld B r o u g h t . . w_ Joannes* report# said today. Tn* weeks", he said, "and all person* ic*'. and ^ 8ho atatrd that th* h a tta H n the public is Invited to ; Elliott. I® SUTV l\CU Japanese are said to be rworganla- Smith IlarBln, and Rav. F. M. vlo itl-g either Ihe stop sign law ’n romraltfoe which must am 1 fate their farm* far puault toward Marier. 1 By Three Relatives taka care of an utklpai County Juuge J. G. Sharcn will or other ttafflc l»ws rsn rxpe.t Jarimt Imperial rapbol i f visitor*, axpacta to use the •'Ter'i before th# student hotly at to be brought before tho Court. ^ R e , m o n t M n n s in n i'S S K 'U liZU'wIhTSnj *“*.««* '"*■» — X c h im . .. Acconiirg to friend* of l.eon listing* aa which It arrang not sirred 30 par cent day that pe'.on. war. • ' Meantime Msntknkno Invited Junior High School TuetJay aft­ Wo r.w having an’.lrtly to If » # appea red value of th* hold golu co.n or gaM certlflcatt* last March. AU boma-ownora I- fn iift r a r q r o - f ^ t i l l • ' ' * ■ > lH 1 ' r r Resale to present proposals for ernoon at 3:00 on "Cllliuihlp" ac.ident* cousod by drlvtr* failing 1 lU U nLd lu a r g L S l l l l mrrb, BI; who wa.. luri*d in l.tka- -miwrtv H wilhou; lenig subjert to a » 10r at that Urn. aUtad that (hey • a settlement of the dispute over while en Wednesday morning al to glv, traffic oa throj|h-*tr*et» vlaw Cvmetrry yostmlsy after­ To extend th- o'ovis'nn* U m-iouo fine s» being n hoard.r, not take olre of one or more dot 10:09 o’clock, Rev. Oram will tho right of way, and, otherwise HEMPSTEAD. N. V.. Apr. » th* China*# EaeUrn Railway. noon. he is srrvlted by hi* daugh—eak on the aamo subject at filling to f » u,hn. (.IT—Through the' portal, of th tar. Mis* Mavis E lll"'t.».f S«l*nt. •led# the DMrlrt of Columbio. more thrn *M worth ef fold had are. urged to get In touch Ike haualng committee, Mm. cmlno'e High speaker whe- atrtro*. hlng --------------InUrv^tlons. _ ,. n)J B,|mont mansion , „ . n,|0II which whtfh one o0f . . . . . . School. ---- -- -A ------- "tw ij Ksimont Mt< (;,.lirl!, Ryao si.,a . Il.wsil and Puerto Rl’O. been tutne.1 in to, th# SanfordTo allm'nal* * provision calling Atlandc National Bonk at 2:00 RoumlUat. chairman, to RHFlftBNTATrVE DIES * rrZ 0 * 7 r ;(JramrYr U,U’ V C S onA"•'.reel* ,,0? a’ »l‘o" ‘either ,'**** being re- w»» npvned * nd n brother. AILctt KJIottln I s L . “ In.mim-ntalltlr* of lb" o’ lo k this aftan^on. Only about wbethgr or not they are pre at the Sarfoid S.boot h ju only .h,^,,to admit sncUty’ fptUrp| 1.1 ou Hwtfhd R'al-S." i »C«*0 In g Id or gold aoln haa boon to tab# car# of delgatas. at 10:10 o’clock Fridsy] m ,,. or wlp»J l f f ,nl< p,M#d lod, WAJHIMQTON, Apg. iMsy; morning, rooming.! m pii-tc* wiptd out to conform |(rntl toJ, tIU, aiuJ #merf, , New Mampsbi.t. Thg Confsrenc# opens Mt. Elliott was at th- v h»# of •fn llrn’t the rate of inteceat n- ( tvrrrd In all week, baok clerk* Lcenard MeL.cas, atHlt.le dLI to the now rulo that thor. shsll wlth ,|tht prlsonora and tho an V« Clry Brigfa. 17. Thursday night at th* Fir** I, at pot *n sscss* nf & per atatiM. at h<« aoartment tn> rartor at ^tminolo High School,j k* cnly four throjtk stteots. . rlH)Uncem#rt that thoy had cap a light c4 Jffl which riur*wljpcd Instead or firing It at ff pr * Hn-ever. aurpriain* •# U may odlit Church with nn Inaplt dsp gf a heart attach. He was art I direct M athletic program on|. Undei th- new ru’e motorist* ,urr,j ih, largsvt alcohol still en. * telephono pole when V. ro.nd*> 1-cm. sfproxlmataly $33,000 worth meeting tp be .addressed by idling pith his w ifi about taking Saturday morning and afternoon, new nv.st slop at French Avenue r„ung |„ Sew York area. They » censor need la* b A .ho- lift a i'\g «V from Ms vark arf wklth will cor elude tk* loeil *b- on Ninth and Thlrteeath Streets a 1 formj tb* mansion eonv*rtr| hit'* Tcrada* night. He *nf*rvd Ir- . 't a retl-r- f-om fttOJV'O to of gobf curranry haa been tamed L. Ctorka, professor af Ulna Collage. H* will “ rostiar since the Ueuse was in rw- 'ervanee of Nr'Jqnal Boy*’ WtahJ well a* r argry InUreeitlon lead- a huge distillery capable nf pro- urngl injorDa r d insnr ruta andI eiftn/oO Ihr *ro<!»nt to b- #x- in to thr local bonk *I*M Mar. 4 .1 RoOli ^ iifcaneeeaefTeda V TedayM j rets whra hr saddanly wa* itriek- Mr. M-Loea* will he aailatel by!W g Into French. Sanferd, and during AOOO gallon* of si ob-l s'-iatlnti#. anl hi* dsath came oaI ;«£ 4 !a for pidJicily in aa!" of. when tho Pr«ld#i»tlal proclamolinn declared a banking holiday. laid* ka Beclal Werk." . bond*. H. Z. Mania, and 0. C. Steele., i Faik Avenues aoj Firat Street. daily. , Thursday night. ta and dird. ■M: *................ £*» . • :• 1 Militin 2 together iw«u... of th. Farmers Involved InAttack On Judge,,r ,h*'"’Be""!’ "f * ftevivnl Services To Th. group .tudw figure* wh‘r’’ O b s e r v e d III City By Various Bodies Plans Progressing For Conference 01 Welfare WorkeiU Chinese Trcopn Fall Before jiap Assault lnt0 At! ^ tlc Bank kW 1 'O �,1 ysrr;;.. * 'm rb% iiii 1 . S » r^rSSHfiKStWft'-;-" •' ■’ hi i _ »_ M # W J r • *• • • -' I - — . *•-- ~ ■ J* i f V * • Up hi .. i. t. V. TIIK KANMUtl* HKUALO. >ANHlKII. H.OKIItA. S ATI Kit AY. Al'KII. W. J»M PACE T » KXTY-8 U You’ll Enjoy It Most — _ _ _ j_ _ .. * • For B rea k fa st For A ppetizer For Salads For Desserts * ' THAT TREE-RIPKJJjEI) GRAPEFRUIT can always be on hand-ready to use, processed only to increase its healthful valueTHnd its rich tropical citrus flavor to ALWAYS THE SAME ANY SEASON the fullest decree. - • . . . . Canned during the short period that the fruit reaches'its peak of fineness anti maturity so that the American public can secure this really delicious fruit at all seasons of the year, and In a convenient manner. t. Nct CONTENTS I LB. 4 O*- . •Yr V k'Cv » Lf'H lO A TREE V V r iy little ha- r u r reached lit.- public H im .ub'li tile prv** tn through uther medium* uf adverti-eim-nt, pouting the buying con.inner one of the fu -te »l growing ranging Industrie* of the present day, that « f the canning of one of the ...u n lry . inont priie«l ritru* finite t i l i A I K t It I' I T . I'llfortunately, little h «» been «uid of the priHlurt'* Milne t . health, it* convenience of .e rv in g , it* nut hi ul goodne-* of flacor nml texture hut iloily thi.< wonderful conneil product in finding It* way into new con*Uliliol* channel* ami it* p pulanty i* la-euming more pronounceil. tunne d t!ru|i«fniit thi» w « « m h j» » reocheil, like other conneil fruit prmlucto, u u rn .r ilin g proopective— fir*t. f r o m the ntumlpuint of vu-t ipnintity i on*umptlon, uinl -i-c. m lly, from it* low »ellmir curt to M l*. I'o ncutner- oellinic ot a price well w ith ­ in the financial reach of afmo*t everyone. I'anneil tiropefruit ho* wild thi* »eo«on ol price* comparable to mn*t other conneil fruit*, yet the huyintr pubic little know* the expensive preparation nece«*ary t o c a n fira|<efiiiit, n preparation not reipiired for iinv other canned fruit » f o r instance, conaider thut in the bundling of (ira p e fru lt no mechanical or chemical treatment can po**il.lv U - need. Each fruit mu*t le individ­ ually "peeled hy hand each *eelion individ­ ually removed, the *eed« removed, the *eelion placed (not throw n! into the can an evcluaive hand operation— not likened to any other rnnned fruit yet »nld to meet a conatiming popularity at no extra coat i Canned (irapefrult reaching out in popu­ la rity daily, i* hound to find it* way into your home noon, if it ha* not already done »o. I pemonally know you will enjoy it and lieemne a permanent u*er oner you try •n r rnnned (irapefrult. . C. II. K C K K R H O N .A > : : ■,uVi Nts c Eckerson Fruit Canners, Inc. SANFORD, FLORIDA Located On The Beautiful St. Johns River \ JL*__L 0 l A* ^4* - fl �I 8ATURDAY, when doubts have arisen In oar mind, u they probably hare In everyone's, concernInf the desfrablllty of a Democratic form of forermnent It hai eeemed to ua occaef,filHy that almoet any other system eoald hare prevented the abuaea end eliminated the erile which were atlfllnf commerce and producing wldeepreed poverty and want We bad appar­ ently demonstrated our otter Incapacity for forernlng ourAnd yet it la evjdent'iww that the very flexibility which Democracy affords, la famiahlny the means by which there la every hope of emerylnf from this depression. The people as a whole, unable to decide specific questions for themselves, havt determined to delegate to one man full authority to •* decide Upon of __ Preai* * ‘ *■ for ' them. * • *» •the - •shoulders _ • _•_l_t t— dent Roosevelt they havq Disced the burden of shaky banks, unbalanced budgets, tariffs, war dsbts, money values, farm prices, unemployment, hours of labor, and a veritable myr­ iad of other intricate problem* upon which for several yean It has been impossible to get concerted action. We have, in short, by the will of the people, ehanged pur Democracy to a dictatorship. For the time being we mighty ft *d authority upon the >1 Oragreta ha* U itllW te Uef In th omorgsney at a drmandlng insxtmpM n and, at the tame time, te Its «esfldsnct In tka hoaeaty aad ahllltr of the Presldsnt and Me advtoory officials to sxsrela* inch power* without abo«* or ealamiteoe few ••quonce-a Within !••• than two months after hla Inauguration, PredldenV' Reotsvslt hts keen given prectl* rally unmtrleted pewvri • * To regulat* credit, fjrrvoeTi gold, xllrer inti forrign **ch*ngs IraMS.-thnx. To fix restriction* on the bonk-' b*«k». • ad th* fOllowlag paaaaga* tho Cbrlatlan Sclanea textbook, “ Manta and Health with Key to tbs ScrtytoWs," by Mary Baker Eddy; “Ood ia the Principle of mail, tad man la th* Idea of Ood. llano# rt»n ia not mortal nor ma­ terial. . X etra this, O mortal, and oaretaUy trek the spiritual atatsa at Man, whieh Is ouUlda of si] material selfhood” <p. 470). • J fiiS S |M '■-'delfnquont f . At last we iv* a real daflolaypllad to aohool fita of “frifls* easts. In Tte*u. ________ __ Min decided to eliminate aucb "frills" as homo economics, p!iyal4al education, art and munlc. Tin*, now tba kid* eon got txwk -to- lll- Latin » ..J fluim nl,,. their and Geography, la our President it may be welt for ua to conalder with re­ gard to Governor Sholtx. He too was swept Into office on an amazing tide of dissatisfaction over the exiattng order. He too had promised a "new deal’’. And since hla elsction he has shown a sincere desire to fulfill hla pledges and give the people the kind of an administration they evidently wanted when they elected him. He hu uked the Legislature for the authority to help work out the bond problems of our various citlee and coun­ ties, to reduce school expenditures while at the same time providing against th* complete disintegration of the schools, to control beer tales so as to guard against evils associated with the saloon days. Without power he can do little or nothing. The question for the. people now to decide is whether they wont, to continue to battle against the depression like a leaderlese mob, halplcsa and dlMrginitad, with every man for himself, under the guise o f Democratic government, or whether they'wish to exercise the power which they have under a Democratic government and entrust to their lead­ ers sufficient power to do something. •With such power wfll, of course, go responeibllltv. Mis­ takes will probably be made but -they will be-the natural _______________ 1. If human errors of________ Judgment. If tho the final final objective objective Is Is reached, there will be none to criticize for ieolatad blunders. I f after a reasonable opportunity has been granted, the de­ pression is overcome, everyone will• be sstiafied. If the * i t powers prove Ineffectual, they can be revoked. .■■jjjv r r ]d v O r l a n d e D J W » nuu ing bunincM. To ippolnt Blow tha Lord, O my tool, aad * forget not nil hla bonsfltef who fhrgfveth all thine InJuultias; who breleth all thy dleeaaetf who redeemoth thy Ufa from destruc­ tion,—P» aim 103:2,4. * **■ »» cenaervatera fdr f rT n T iim rw rm u : -------- redociio* and vurrenty •lability tlM. TO ratea and lowor tariffa ea a bergslniag haala. T * Safer or othmrlis dial with wsf-feMs. To re m it men far reforeststien aad ether work, i pending toe in111Iona tor tha purpose. ' Te exeitiae registration rights ever alt aeenrity laaeva In IttUfataU -rommores. To enter the fertlllur builnsss mad gat knda for it. To luparvt** p*w*r ratae, **Q power aad N w tn r t power irotcO. Te reerganiae railway systems, aettint up ffcftral aad regional reerdlnatera gad require n th To Imoo imw bank not** on collateral not heretofore allowed. To abolish tha entire system , of veterana* baarflta. To ratabllih ■ new penalen ay*, tarn fixing the rata and clanlft* cation tharaof. To radut* fadaral aalariaa. *r navtr before known In th* hi*tory of thla or any other conatltuTo reduce farm acreage, specify tlonnl govarnmant. In tha fiarrUa of thoao poware farm production, levy tax** upon products, enter Into marketing thu* far President Rooiavalt he* shown that they hava not bean unagreements. To rontrol th* distribution of wlrely b*«towvd. All America Inlnx In the hope* that he may „ _______ ' "tlnu# to u«# thorn for tho relief To organlie a national, atat* of the people and th* greater id local "police” authority to!glory of Ih* nation.' boys are getting veyy lax In thalr appeararga, attending- eVtll with; thalr ahoaa not xhlnad, oreamantx By K. H. C11LLUM dirty, nn»haven, and tllrir ciothoei Capt. Starrett and 8 l*ff 8*r- looking Ilka they had boan-thrown geant Gladia, of Oilando, at­ at them. Heat appearance lx or# tended the drill* of Hradquerter* Company am) Company () laet to the moit Important duties of a »oIdler, and ahoolil not bo neg­ Monday night. lected at any time, After roll coll and Inspection1 Company D repaired to th* drill | Du# to the fact that th* Medi­ Hold whore they wort pat through cal Detachment put In a special driU Wednoaday ttlght, there wlU the United Stetaaovlll-have reduced the flying time onjheir Intently* drill on Interior Guard be no drill for thla. unit next duty under tho command o f Lieut. routea by hue-third lest than the present scheduImKrTThl/ waoh. Rung*, otilalod by Llout. Nordwill be accomplished by the Inauguration of new planes Laet w*a th* writer listed th* after which they returned which will set new high speed mhrks for transport.alrersfL gren, to th* armory and listened to *i Konnody boys of Company D aa This advancement In npeed on pusenger carrying, Jvry interfiling lecture on ”Hyplanes has been made ponslble primarily by the develop^ i'klcne and Sanitation” by Capt. nwnt of higher powered motors and by the adoption of c «A waahbutn. tain structural changes which will make the operation of Cbaa. W. Naltlo* ia tho latoxt high-speed planes safe. to algn up with Company D. While able te attend to hla reHeretofore airplanes which cruised at 180 to 180 miles an hour ware confronted with the dangerous .difficulty of riooa ami sundry dutlsi laat landing at proportionately high spabd. With the inven­ Monday night, Hargtant Porter tion of wing flaps, it ia now possible to land at 60 miles Lansing ia sugaring with a badly an hour, making the maneuver comparatively free from Infteted fool. Kvory member of Headquarter* hazard. The wing flaps are merely flanges which can be Company wore put In high good dropped down from the under tide ot the wings and which humor last Monty ndlght by rvact as brakes with-the air forming the resistance. colvlng their pay chocbx th* flret Strangely enough, unlike most other forms of trans­ thing after roll call, after which portation which become more expensive with increased they put through tholr "Apodalspeadi, airplane ^operation costa drop with increased speed. let drill", with aueh a tip and National Guard News ftvetnUodary partita at* Impli­ cated. H*ata sdvto* ah*riff aad, other law onforrenMSt'kvtheritteo hath fadaral and atata ia yoer vi­ cinity. $100 retard wiQ b* paid by this offtea for tha armt sad conviction of Uw partleo Impllcatad or for tha return at th« pittola and ammunition." Lorel Guard offlecre Jo1*** MI** »*n# Arbutheret, lllaa Vse- with private rititena la repnsatnc rial Crawford, Mr*. Lamp f . b**U psypsttsUd by Cabas txllot with revolutionary tsndsnclos. It it stated thtt sarerxl hundred Cu­ ban* are bow living hi South Flor­ ida elliaa awaiting an opportunity to makt S return to tbtfr horn#* when a (hang* of govviwnawl la brought about. Sharitt J. P. McClelland this morning atatad that whlla hla man are working on tho rare, that*" lx nothing to report today.** Close are moagrv, ho Indicated. Numbers of all atolan platola are la th* hand* of pobre officers through­ out the atat* howsvar, and IndWatkma nr* that all parson* an*, pactgd of tarrying fire-arm* prob­ ably win ba tntrrriowod pit bln tha next few wsoka ga officer* *ttempt t0 trees tho stolen platola. OROIIP TO MEET Virgil O. SaofteM. taluk 87 Bthaar, of Lak* A ^ - M r e . *A. Oobenw. Mr*.'Mm T. Wilson. Mrs. Frank fm ith of Ocala, aad Mrs. Ctonmwts HaDett, of Whiter Part. Tha hnwhosn group voted apea Clearwater aa tha k *m of tha IM4 tournament and annual meet­ ing, Ike event to be held »n the last Friday In April. Th# tournament had many featore# that brought sattxfacttoS to atata officer* and the various persona mponaihie for Its aac­ re*#. Jodgaa a* w*n ax spectator* commended highly each presen­ tation and member* of the va­ rious. casts, and keen Internet was manifested la tha outcome of the tournament. Of spedol local Interest was the Sanford LitUo Tbaater’i of­ fering of "Skid Inn**, written hr Mrs. H- M. Pspwerth, and di­ rected by rraarioCT MacMolme. Thl» play wax tha fipS to b* Long’* POST OFFICE LUNCH F. F. Dorear, chairman of tha Agricultural Commit!** of tho Samioola County . ChaiabeR_ef Commerce today reminded mom5 r* of tha rommltta* that there II bar an Important meattag of the rommlttfo at trada body of. tkuaiaatle reception. Memkara o f th* cast war*: Mr. brothers, which wmx la error. and Mrs. A. M. Camway, Mrs. B. Rom* *ay “ We la", torn* say L Olann, W. D. Hoffman, Mas Stewart, Mias Mary Dlghton, “wa tint." Tlaa ooly will tall. You hava to hand it to S*r- Bobajrt Hlgblaymaa .and A lax gvani Jimmie Saadi of tha MadL Sharonl cal DeUcbmant whan It com** to v Tltlts and catte of tha other ratting hla man apt, to drill Hit •action baa attended 100 percent o’ciotk. -Be- aqjd that “Matters for th# pact.carerpj iVUi. Jlmmla which are of vital Interest to *|l farmers (n thla eooaty will be dlxalso looked Ilka a million dollar* cuxaed, attd all committeemen are at drill Wtdnotday night. Short (M a n • WdpK. J M k J f t ,/ the payment of th* bonus until It ' i la d** soma ytar* hone*, but If fi.V Wwe i* to ba currency Inflation, , which preauppooao tha printing of ■ i ' additional money for diatrtbatlon If ;' tktough Mm* (pedal group, w* favor the bonus. W* don't know » any group which dlsem * ifUh. a HSl Mndottt any more than th* voter- The time saved more than makes up for the added fuel consumption of more powerful motors. The diminution of schedules standi to be a big boom to airplane lines. There will be the two-fold advantage of leae cost and greater patronage eppeal. Consider the con­ venience of the service whlcn will be operated along the Atlantic seaboard next fail. One will be able to take a plane at Miami at 8:80 o'clock in tha morning’ and be In New YdVk at 5:00 o'clock of the same day. You could leave Jacksonville shortly before noon, have tea In America’s metropolis, attend thp theater and be back In the gateway city the next day in time for an afternoon round of golf. With this kind of service in operation, week-end visits to Florida resorts may become quite a fad with people In the East and Middle West who might otherwise not be able IN TUB Torres Straits blonds ta Uto East bodies, there are do trees suitable far eaaee building. Ce the naiirha, a maei, treacherous race. 1smart Ikalr canoes fit Make Fly EJntr Delta ta Ntw attara—another place with an imh$U«v«b^ kuputatloo. The distance between then* twe placet In over four hundred alien, end ns native in that region travels even use-quarter of that diotanco. Whan a canoe la wealed. Ike #ord la simply pne* gen boos tribe to tribf. On the atrohgth of this vngne srdsr a eaaee la baitt. Then it Is reason for Utb honesty In savogto te wham perfidy la « * • S P 5LS #f the parties la ihli roS^piteated t runesrIMn wuto to risk ■t, their credit Mgrfll be rained. And thungh Ih M naNveu ,mploym*nt. eat oneh oikar. Ikuy hdd barter, laviefcta, • - e mouthful B was T Mar, Miss Charlotte ksalsr, Braxton Parkins, sad J, R. Hol- aad to Wt th* wwrtd realise yenr hstaoa^yl 8e to ussderu immortl” Itto a ^ k lM M d y . 8CHAOJT o y r FOR u. 0. A prsd �S i Personal Activities n> Tom awTh «W * ««r |mi H i n t ig n r >tor* ^ » M -• N T . to - ----- h«vr»0* ana sw *. ^SneeV %' ^ ^ Jr- ’ * ' ' Then w-iP he . -xrto V to 1 >WWW*M _____ r : ^ : ' . i nw to M.tto aVtoh. to M il tototvi o ^ im x NvtoftohNprc htonoiito t o Ihxk •mg rwagSihrm are • ynThto W IR T TtNTTTsT r T V ton X t W to ? ---------- ---- ' V «w e ^ VkTM W a * * ^ * Wtost 1ITWNST ___________ •1 tha worn.- T V Story UmboUv k tha regular lb* P M Hr*. John AmStw and ton hate r ta tr d Atom Creearill*. S. C. J. C. 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"tohto to xm m * to*»totonvJa*-w toto _ *toOF'viirrM * VHt’ *W jk 'a h ton • ~ ■tha try -Wiwwian a V l w»H-il ta w v w Vh ‘Ha toewV m. at u'clixk Wjltt Str*. ml x tv |Cii4 'tviiv-i.-v SV-v/V >r Ttornam. to«-t t,r>i s w y A'irvlo Num.'er Ti>« „[ ^ nlna StwtkudHt t'kaxch wjII « « ( ,t '^***k'*“ “L * * M k S e jt a is s s .*.- r^ r .. *' •* s r r C l 'T ' VwmX K X X v v a a s s a w ’* i *15" — A tm V — th., Will V -.Mai. at W V — .X -otH-ilh Raavam to* ^ Roman Sal.ler f -Jv.-h Morriooa and John MmMdtotuTh* r n t » H « ’ letter Phil ip*; “Jw-eph at ua yu- XVhVtJh'Mh W vAtUbWiva to*, town XV Wl H i - * * * * * SM..IV Rtw-m, Rpre vrHw ,s ' » * * W h k f c to* William*, tie WW XlMhSS ^ Street. Vh- Hu-iw,-- VwmMr ^ V*l-.a -. ~ . . , , . :tl*w tovAr,t«.atV Xrvltm.V W triiTu -'** ‘A* lf*n-i nm> 4 van If- X> %* !*S V ** ^ ^ a xtiw**-* w-r wav—wl ’h. -Avcre. T v ^ha >wa w—*n k w' X - v** r t o * V AfrM. VtoVA T l 3 - '» wrloch WH/. S ta A * a-en* to-.*a- IV ■- ‘ ArimJtb**", Robert tarBal); “CWet Prirttn" Cwrgr SicRory. George Anderton. and Ali.r liarray; 'PharV.-r*-*, ratberine White, Jo* Stewart, ard Haul Harvey; “ Mary, the Mother of Jam**.” Kalhrva llMtimn; “ Sa­ lome", Anna rtrnelf; 'Mary Mag,oaJene,“ Virginia Meriwether; “Two Angela". Nancy White and Mary Looiee Meriwether; 'Petot 8L Clair White, III; “Jeka“. Jame* Colbert. The Rev. Martin J. Hi am. new rector of Holy Crooa Eptsaopal Church, will do tha raiding. Tha following four teenr* will b* -* h—mJae— > V to to ^ ;rs T»“ w h y >Cv*»> S V # X to to. TTtoto StoHtortoHW STOtoW TkTbMktoJT S*X.i«a*» tore— eo.'te'n. * - t> *v V Store-Wide Event Shrds Monday, May 1st GLEE CLUB rmtals A m O p m lli In TW i Acta PrWar. May 5 8:00 P.M . Seminole Hlclt Scbool A a L Admission 25c iCArkto lftp*AHrRN V W W W v t o S k ip t w i c e < T » A * y wrrtxtutrw^'V d a l .hrw; (3> TW Women , t tha Sayn’thre; aa.1 US Tha Oitciplr* to tha Sepukhre. t o % v lk m ^ li» < liT T iih p T T ^ 'm > n t f « L TNtoCH w o w * W - %s IfWv -toidtoJlfO tosH t s i O l ^ t h S W H L V *r t j f t k v c pektrs w l t B t r t w t w n S » V hjWiBs s i n » m T H A i ( r p d » c d h 5 ‘T o '< U y * c - » i i We- --W--- - -- -- e.VVfalfc, wsxtl Y O U A R E W V n iD R E V IV A L See Sundays Timts*llnicn ter E^jht h p s of SJe News dut M t C M U R b O M R * S V IS M Y s ko CWjofiJiptijeis T h T h N «N \ U A «r e c u r ity isWI i Zazu Pitts Slim Summerville P-Vtot'. I ANL m T X to to h to X M IX T^lfc.! “O u t A l l H i g h r SUNDAY MONDAY Mil \ M �•go, * U epprwd ** to *L Additional Society only tkree Dvmoereto ’ «•*"« MILLS ASSAILS Amateur Gafdetterg Preparing F or W00DIN DENIES debts. Th. omnibus legUDllon; vastly egainst it. They were th« v4fmn chanted ! * the oriiioal Roore- Carter C U «. 61 Vl*flnU,Jor*wr INFLATION BILL Unique Flower ShowOnLong bland TALE OF BREAK •vell farm bill paaaed the lUure, .eereUfy #f to tha m e t iW o p ltf, in character North C .rd i£ , bmJ chief AS BAD THING .tretch of turf provide the setAnother forpwr Dfwoti t i e ' f l * aver to ao through th* Congt*.*, tlng. Thera will b* th* Inn# mid-sum* m*r border Banking half th* eaat .Ida of th* treat cmirt. which will be planted by different gahUb tfcb. competing in luitability of mAtcrUI according to romponitlon. balance and eoler in pcrennUl and annual planting. Thi. part of Ole .Sow will be in line with the organisation*. chief purpose, the «tudy of cottage gardening. For tha artUtic cla.ee. there will be utllited the oB coach mom in the moe.y tiled farm gliding .nil the many .talU abandoned by fin# home.. Outable. under the "heda, will ba Jurenlle ethibil and water planU, eegtUWen. and pottw hUrni tn the h.rne'i room will EMrs. Dann Presides Piano Recital Given A t Meeting OfP.-T.A In Studio Wednesday t Ur*. R. U Dann. newly elected president of. the Seminole County OMUrtll of Parents ami Teachers, pmaided at tha regular meeting uf. tha Seminole County Council held on Wednesday at th* Lake Monro* School. The meeting opened with tho rong. "America", sail tho liord’. I’ rayer after which With friends or relatlvea of the pupil, in attendance, , piano re­ cital waa given on Wednesday evening by the pupil, of Mr*. Jullu, A. T.kach at her atuilio, I IIS Myrtle Avenue. Tha program waa given a. fol­ low.: Duet, “ A Little Song." Jackie Evans, and Mr*. T.kah Duct, "A Little Jmirney," flair* F.vnna ami llllty K»an*. "The f'adet'a Review," Louise Relic. Elisabeth Dy.on. Duet, "frndlr Song," Fran* Sehu berl, Joe Mcfadin and Daphne i m w m rqrs retary of the t w « » u n - » '’™ * ,> at California—voted for inflation. EllMten. - Repabltoenn «!*•• joined. tho owbatUon,, »M U * .60 Democrat.. IS l e f t l b l * . . * - d th. farmer'Labe rite, JShlpitead. voted for tho Thomai amendment. On filial p a m i« of the farm Ull. wifti Inflation Includ'd, only four Dernocrat. were in the npi*naitlon. With CUrh. of MDrourb. Ton tinned prom paga Ona) although action under nearly all duced to inartleu lUti. -of Ha proeiaiona ia «<»cr«tionary The adminUlratfim’a mom.ntou.i with tho adminlat ration, • farm idicf-inPaUcm program waai It eoata catenae* powers in tho paried by tho Senate tu t nighti President to f t paad credit and lind icni to tha House on a .urg­■ currency by at Icaat IdjDOO.OC#.ing ware of Democratic and Wast* 000 and place, equally aa broad ern Republican volet. authority la Secretary Wallace la Included in thus wa» rejectioni rail* further th* pflraa of baoid uf the soldier** bonu. imemknenl; farm commodities through tha SO lo at, and a favorable vote off Iceying of proc«»*tng ta in aa<) fna, through mar* IlC C IlP in p I WWW 4 and W in . * , b-T t» .12 for an amendment to Hiei llrcn.lng inflation plan to Increase from fceting agreements and cmrirvllqd lioonoo.ooq to 1200,000,000 tho production. amount the rresident may accept The Inflation section, offered hy in diver at GO rent, an ouftco in Senator Thoma. (D. OkIn,), with the nut *i» ' months on the war hdArinbtralidh ‘ approval V Weak i nflation. Sixteen Republican-! ,nl rotavj "no", while d* Demoeral *3 \ Republican* and Hhipatodd ■wept .wept the loop pen'kmc T iln ifh "Chri.tmaa flella," and "Villa*er’» Walt.," Anna Senkarik. form « ( V**rnment for thin tm- t o w * : Around the oval ara Duel, ’The rieading Child." W. m.nse country, will la* destroyed. grouped four double .tables ant) Of the inflation legislation he at the head an old administration .aid it will "aulhorii* tha Prasi- 1 budding with .lately clock tower, dent nut only t» impair Aunties* ■Th<fllftll. lm*r» pi—rfrvrotrecti'VffWttflY"YIH"HYTtth‘ 'kfill [Tnir about the buildings and the i .w fin fwn v T r t U i i t t ^ 'A t m w frtn u BTH of million* n( individu- 1 ..... .' ' ami "Slavic Mar.h," T.chaikow- property I al*. hut to repudiate In part |be; n a / \ | > T n P I T I T T W C ekr, Uicille Hall. 1 Duet, ’‘ lli.toriral Pageant." flllin, 'nbllgatiuif. of th, government n f j i v l U l V E f v l l U l C l I t i l J United State." He a.lded S lf V r r v V I I P 1 1 7 0 rhThJ Thoma. Cobb and Daphne Tak* the ' ••nond. and note. that. in accord- O I V Uf V 1 l ! f TV O V l l ach. ' with *M*ifh: statutory erart. fJ / X fT O T C O f f I 1CA "Kbb and Kluw" Carl Rem, ■nee 1 mrnl carry »n their face* the 13 I L i J lM ) 1 Thoma. Cobb. ______ Duet. “ El Capitan." John I'hlllip Ipromise l» di" paid In gold dollar. (Continued From Pag* Oni) I Snu.a. Margaret Takarh an,| 1..f the present atandard or value. Mrs. Takarh ]may. under* the term, of thi. h ill«(. MrKuighl. I). C. Holland. W. Cornel aolo. "Dnly a Year Ago," he redeemed in gold dollars of ul,, ,f„ ffmat) M w, rll y. Unt| R .landard of value :A A Williams, W. Fred Alben, Rnberl llrrndon. toarrr 1 "W o .ro not M o With this untt.„ v< A, w „Hams, and | Duet. Mark op I’ ro.perlty," Ren­ thi* ct»mpuUlon of nrc«?<*ury ( ^ i*„4Ar|| ton, Nancy Rue.ctter and Mr.. fl»?r ' Dur government to to break faith A1,„ ‘i,. ",,/ Mmltb. T. C. UuL, Takarh. 1 „ , \V. ,rby R ■•prairie 8oh#*t,” Waller Rolfr, “1 an act of /.re Holt* You may be tnid the necee.lly rm to I - V ^ y m ^ SenNattry RoMetler. , . ,, . l i , ,r "Th# Firafly." Arthur Savin and In 1 you that it it * , not. any more . . . "Vais* He Concert,” Jack.on I Peabody, F.leanor Watt. 1 Violin Milo, "Cintlqiio d’Amour," Tolhurat, Daphne Takach. | "A Breath nf larvender,” M. I« t . Mr*. Dorothy Lamb, . school Preston and "The Coquette" ^ l a w , gave an out line uf th. Williams. Doris Dorner. ( 'Jnmaier round-up work and asked “ Pansies for Thoughts,” F. tirey , tfcat all pdnnta co-operate in the and “ Fire Dan e," James F. , Mini-f. wIhV o n, nski-il to slate his work. Mrs. Dann then appointed --Cooke, Ihiris Jarksnn. opinion nf Ihe liill, de lare,| that Hr*, waller L Morgan, Mrs. A. "Colly Wog'. Cake Walk". De- , “ In my opinion, the runstituled 0. Wagner, and Miss Ruth Hand authority of the City of Sanfurd to serve an a cnmmiltre un byhas fnileil lo work for the tnterlaw.. Upon motion it was lU'cldni e«ls of Ihe taxpayer*. Therefore I to eatond an Invitation In Mrs. M ievr thnt thr-vtate ' of Florida, Mar^orot Welts Wood*, national being vitally nltcrested In the welchairman of autlal hygiene, In fme uf all of it* |>o1ltiral subtilvisit tho County while she Is In visions, which In lb* last analysis Ihn ■late. ar„ Ihe mainstay nf the stato At th* close nf the mrctjng un through tnxatlun, will be able tn I rritation was accepted front Ihe wnrk out our protdem* for us. I “ "lor High School that Ihe rounsm willing to trust state officials til have Its neat meeting, the to work out a plan whetvby the aeeund Wrdne.riiy in tbi„ber, at t.apuyurs uf Hunlord and other Ihe Junior High School. Luncheon communities will not Is’ railed Waa then served in Ihe echool upon to pay Is-ynnd their reasonlunchroom. abl„ ability and at the same time allow to show some insijl of progrrse." Mr. Aliller slated further that in his opinion Ihe traaon Florida', eity rominlasionern ire in oppewi* lion to the measure is that “Thty hale to admit they have mad* a new Wrdnesd.) r>emng at the failure nf their Job. The Commis­ home of Mrs. Charles Bannrr sioners are so rgnti.tiral over the Soulh Sanfurd Avenue, Ihe fr.llnwlittle, measly Jobs they hold that b g officers Were rho-u-n 111 serve they can’t »re ihem.clvea letting Jurlng th,. coming year; Mrs. at present, officials say. the olher someone else do what they 'annio Welnls-rg, president; Mrs. line* ninth ami south bound mainshould have dune long ago." Ram ftenjamin, Vice-president: lire train srhedulrs remaining in Frank U Woodruff, former repMrs. I*earl Miiu , treasurer; ami effect a* follows: ■eaentaiiie and a large property Hrt. Vlrtnr C.heck, ri-inrdlng sreNorthbound Train No. Tl will owner, In eipreaslng hlmseir in ratary. Irave Sanford nt uVlock in javor of the hill said. " I don’t Mrs. J. Ilingfi-liter preside,I nvrr Ihe morning un,| arrive in -lark mind, endorsing thi. bill at alt. We the trtlsinrs. srsSInn whbll ws. sonvllli- at 11: 1.1 o‘rb«k in Iho are certainly not getting In any folhiwrd hy n sucisl period with morning. Cuniplimenting the member* of heller shape under present condi­ Mrs. Dingfrldrr and Mrs. Virlor Kmithlmund Train No. Ul. will Check as hiMlesses, Ri'firshiiirnls. leave Sanfurd si 12: IS u’r'ock in the Young Matron’s Duplicate tions for nur properly I. depreci­ Were served In Ihe following: Mrs. lh.- nflernoun .ml arrive at Tampa Club Mi*. W. C. Hill entertained ating as fast as our bond, are and Dave lluniske, Mrs. J. Flritrher, at 1 :0b n'rlmk in the afleiliiain. with a bridge parly given Wmkiesday aftvrnoon at hrr homo on uur debts are mounting higher,- I Mrs. A. Jacutoon, Mrs. Victor Huulldmuftd Traill Nu. ,7b will K eck, Mrs. Ruse Moss, Mrs. leave .Sanfurd at 2:00 u'clor k ill Magnulia Avenue. Vases and can **« no rvison .why this pro* arl Muss, Mr*. C. H hwarti. file nooning and arrive at Tampa bowls uf snap dragon.-, pinks, ear­ l».ed cummisslon headed by the ns Hubs, and ruses, in pastel (i over nur abuuldn't he abf* to Mr». (iharles Banner, Mrs. 3. it il:IPti lAlutk In the niuining. shinies, weto arranged about thu )fer*rh»wil*, Mrs. H lleniamin. handle thi, problem for us. Ordi­ rooms whore th# guests war# *nMr*. M- Boltlemsn, Mrs. Fannie narily I am not 'lW [favor of c.nWeinberg, Mrs. J. Ilingfvtdvr. tertalned uh Mw. J. Toil, Mrs. M. Muses, and At the conclusion of several Iraining aulhaifly ; hut wa are boards of duplicate bridge mures living In chattgod MMdUlonx anJ Auxiliary Of ChuKh Electa Its Officcrn Mm. Hill KntertairtH For Duplicate Club Primat’y School H Patriotic Program 1 VtwJfc5 ■ f r , Mm. Ralph Wight Is Hostess At Party ir: H ' B j Tr*de In*"*- ■ Your old Furniture -For Ctwh at, Florida a* the measure which brought the Unking moratorium and I believe that (lov.rnor Shulls should lie granted thi. power Uause we are reasonably certain that he will use It for the real benefit of our cities and rounlie. and tho proper relief »n j adjust­ ment of their ili/flritllie*." Concluding, Mr. Cooper »aid, "I feel that Governor Shull* will only exercise hi, power, where It I. needed. Sanford has the repu­ tation, I have found, nf being the most economically operated ami best managed city in Florida, so we won’t need to fear that a re­ ceiver will bo needtil here as some persun, fear." A final comment was nude by Charles Banner, father of Repre­ sentative Banner. Naturally it was In favor of the hill, for Mr. agoner s FUKNITURE .CO. - There’s Nothing Like « Howl o f l Mexican Chill AIC KInda of Handwlrirea I’hone 9110 Delivery Herrice for Parlies ANGEL’S EAT SHACK TRIANON Crnevk Jt Hsafecd Are. Ailiti lesion 00c, Tax Sc BRIGGS P.Baurg Beauty Shop sclent loo. man In Florida, tad it know that ha gav* this thlag the moat a.rkwu thqireht." , JBWELKIt ^ C. C. llrlggs, I’ rop. 1M MagaMia * ware added and ptiies .waribid. l, Proflrrani To Be Given At Club Wednesday A reciprocity prog 1am for ths roomtiers of tho Woman’s Club of Sanford will be given Wednesday afternoon at |:M> o'clock at the Woman'. I ’lub by the m em bers of Ul* Garden Club uf Hanford. All members of the Woman's Club ami Garden Club ar* eligible to attend . ^ ___________ v In addition to a prugiam of music by artist, from Winter Park, tqlka will be given by Mr*. Roland S. Read and Mrs. Endor Curlett. Mr*. Read will fire a return* of Junior Garden Club work in Ihe Sanford 8 .'hoots while Mre. Curlett will talk about the arboretum located at Hall Hammock near Sebring ana spon(•red by . tbe Florida Federation nf Garden Club#. ! lg j * * • • • .«« r e l ia KARL J. i N I WI ST AMD fINCST (vny KatWaftrility - Outis Dbsit Ce*M«n»f Ubky • ktjl# LIFE 1N8U1 • Matrtot M*AYFLOW ER# M# ROOMp • MO RAWS - * Song, “ Star Spangled ^Banner, Shool. Bong, "Red, Whitt and Blut, Harriet Hamrd, R a r i t r . l.ingtay. and Helen Stafford. Cltiienihlp Song, School. Flag Drill, Third Grad, Glrli. Dance, “ Stars and Sltipea", Hel* llutchison and Lola Nipper. Only *24 extra Late if|u war# mad# during th. Central Florida Baseball League IM2 season, or .lightly more than Id percent of th* total hit. made In 132 gamt*. league batters made 2* homer., lift triples, >71 double*, and 1911 .Ingle, for a total of g]37 bite. Th, Bahford Celeryftde poled out tha meat triples. 19, mad, by on. dub during the 19U Central Plorida Baseball league roaaoni They hire |#t the most doubles, the noon hour lunchean w#ixerv(<i U, and Um mat itol.n bares, m , bridge scores were added and high More prise wa# awarded to Mrs. P. A. Mere. Mre- B. U .Pgrklr* was the recipient of cut prise. At Yellow Uaiig dregwia amt (hatto at the card table* by taa noetbaa, (ft v nF>r* ,toU" hare# assisted by Mre. J. U HiH. thin tha M g $ W t dub. Those preient were: Mre. P. A. Mere. Mre. M. B, Wlggiaa. JRn. B. L Parkins, Mre. C. R. Klnlsy, Mre. J. L, Hart. Mre. R. R, D#aa, Mre. Watore U Morgem Kre. Woodward Barnwell, or, Jackson"Aaseriea,* r U t o ,a ^ ^ H .^ P W k A IEALITIfUL NOTH S g l.a ^ iJ ■ Fl O m R , , l. d l i €•!!•• S U p p t ‘ a g l e r # i i l & V '" cottVlM iMtct r o t lUMMUkCGi SANFORD toLECTBIC CONTRACTtNO CO. ■ e l e c t r ic a l s u r e t ie s r r io M fe r r s J! 10 & B agm ol Grocery and Meat Market >-ro£v*,wrti, �T ^ V T S -r W marta»v*H 16U W m B A I t W P M U l f t BANTORD, FLORIDA!, SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 15M PAGE FIVE ■mt. were *ne*t. „ f WORLD ** \ / * * * ^ i c TRUCE M. H U V ; u -rrHntion, Joineil other* who were week-end IN TRADE WAR! WAR Under the plan Introduced la.it wife, celebrating the hirlhdiiy i l S PROPOSED J would Donald, of Great Britain. Germany be allowed an army of 400.m. Saturday Ssturd.v W alnriehi ■ •hurt time moat enjoyable social ttaeon in Longwnod In th* Tourist Chub and In th* Five Hundred Club, end have bad tha last meetings of the eel ion. Local members of the Totwht Clob (will have topper* Thursday evening* twice In each month during th* summer at Bonbyshatta Park. Many local tourists were guest* with N«w BWfcland folks hi Ortaade at the home of Mrs. 8User oa Lake Lo­ carno on Motxhy night. Mr. end Mr*. William Best re­ turned from a tour to Ft. Pierce and have now left for their home at East Aurora, 111. The follow Mr. Wamnright. Sr. (Hi) nun. twice the maximum limit IV. and Mrs. W. J. Carpenter (ru n tln u n l prom I »ge ttnnt -pent a few days in St. I’eters i* m y duty to invite tho*e bring­ set by the treaty of Vertalllt*. armlrs would be reduced to burg thin Week visiting Mr. and ing the accuiation that certain Other ____ . , , , . . . . Mr*. Bryan Carpenter and Mr. power*, inrluding France, have _ f'^ vrira l *trsngth, but Frarce would be permitted an and Mr*. Harold Carpenter. failc,! to fulfill their engagement* C. S. I,ee and Mr. and Mr*. B. to re-read the pnrablo of the overtri* fore* of I’OU.iWO anil llaly one of fiO.UOO thus reducing F. Wheeler were Sarnsota and. moU tnd ,hc b,Jtll. Tnnipn visitor* on W#dne*«l*y of: This w m Intel prrlrd by the the French army about one.third la*t week. delegate* a* «n allusion t o ; The British plan also woulif set E. J. I-ancy. of Trenton, is vl* Charge, in the p m , that U a m a * , the limits for the effectives in it Ing here. r r g jr t *0 |rntiv.« nt n si mm p ol .. !; », a rap of; . lumrt IJtncy was a vi«itoe In * ! provide that rlvll niirrtlt touM paper. . not be conYet tnl to wdr p'jfp.ifci. Oviedo Wednesday. Count ‘ Nadolny vehemently «r-i fate* i.i stsocieMeos winning *bvm and *t>o the silver rup n> LAKE H A S V ,hshowing the l.rgpi in mimbrnhip. Mr*. Bartlett arrived tu t » « l i j ^ of Mias Eralyn JbcoIm from Csllfsnst* far a »tilt with Mr. and Mti. l i t r r j Sim*, who: wrrt «urrri'*d* to Iftrn of her her brother and /aally. Mr- aid Niifi bnn ipandinf fh« wlntrr marrisifi* in Orfindfl Saturday Mr*. Georg* W risen. Chuluota Inn. left Sunday‘ m o r n - 1 , f t , Noj, „ Fo,,, 0f Ocale, Mt*. A. E. Slob tom ha* betn Saratoga They returned to the home of ing f*r their homo in Seratoga quit* 111 the put week but U In* Springs, N. Y. Mr* Fore'* parents Saturday proving at present. Friends of W. W. Wilson, who night nn.l left Sunday morning pudiate.l Masslgti'* assertion that - - ■. ■ ■:------- ------------------Th* monthly meeting of tb* □ndarwenl an operation In the Or­ for their future home In O-'ala. Lab* Mary P.-T. A. w*S bald last amenumrrls Intnatuced by thaji* Tils: r i g l i lr lo t Rt ange General Hospital In Orlando German- tn the'IlrHUh arm* re-! t | t i i i x i i j i im iti. r ia r r r r Thundaf nifht, Apr. tO, In the NVah Jamb* Is making prepara­ iv van run ,i;iigu iu ': fa r V . last week, will be plea*ed |» know tion* for n picnic ami fish fry to i diction- suggestion* proved that school sodltorlum. The meeting Tv. ri.nMinv. iv m v t r x s r . he I* Improving. The *graduating exercise* of the, uGermsny . jctkh vttr i-nvnsoni', InternI'd to »* re-irm. opened with singing of "Arnsrics, he held here ground* >•»»*■ n n w at age the arm picnic |>niiiT giuuene** - , . , *. v iM ie n j ■»**w*s*’w«* —s**, lie riRiniiri. B. C. Nichels, of Orlando end near hia>honie May 4th. Th# public F.igWt Urm“* the Beautifal", followed by pr*y*f *™? V, ! dnlared that the whole ,tue*tion sch.^ will ^ h#M MomU, eve |was whHh, Saratoga Spring*, “N. Y.. spent I. hWlted to sttrnd. wneinrrr other inner pinv.rs in- I"MV i ttvvvroiVi., tvr*n.tant. by Her. J. M. Thompson. Mn, ft. iiiin rii os »•! n n rvT io v the„ week-end at Inn. U. Ball, president, pietktad. A . ----Chuluota -------Mr*. J C. Jacobs and smalt son. « ’"* at " ph"7 ,1 * ' | tended l» disarm, _______ k X b - U l - T U C - d t U . ___ Seirtefptay. * M l*._i»IM « -.WHsooanteetalned t’nlrmrtefr-Sstnrday for Quit min. ? Fanfaedi-wdi—mabe— an addrw«w .TJoitiT* «>r t i g : m tati : o r ihort business oiuttin fallowed. A 1 Th* d-aum llc nllierce « t t i io im o a in x m i-r nutty. Lyman Friday three Ubtae of bridge at her Ga , where *h.- will visit her par a u ,' n* „ WJ 'l **1! P h • tin te d Stale* and tilv s t lltitsiu ; S',mo. it W;r-5T I5TII aniKKT. of the flaaiwa mmnlttoo A. F it *. Mr. ulutatnry and Martha l ib'-, th.. ..Im.inrv Lola Shocknaaa, Elena Farina, home an Lake Catherine Thursday 'rnt* for several weeks » M>|!K I'tTY, NKW TOHK . . ■ . a . ' i i . I m I.. u » . against any attempts t„ weaken i \l Mitt that the Lib* Mary P-*T. A. won Howard Lyman, Low*!! Cartar, night In honor of Mr. and Mrs. v-mi are l-rehi ..r.t.re.1 sn.l re' ‘ 1 Mr. *»d Mr*. S. F. Long made a »he ' British plan (sa* „ f ,h the prise ’in tb* r*<e*nt ron__ ___ .. one et tin> | in r. -1 1-■ m.l stT '*r unon Ih* ■ tttw Bah- “ • t*^nvuie«lbc, dgiaL-ttnUik,-: After several-yvegre «*ir»s mp*-nf*tthifgt*~ Bawnlay TVturn* ^ ^ q r * . t .» IT.ftnrf0T*-*b»eo*bw*-f**«Jt JJn«ihyr » h lU h u a m w m i w n x r T O T ^ w aa n j , y iT- g r T ^ f e ^ T a 1^ * .m l Kdilh Hale* for the cln-* e* Carolyn Lew ^ B. D. McIntosh, of bridge th* host*,* served de­ ing Sunday, evening. flirt tllLsh r* e-m lilr•« i ntiec ntnl ('m tifi hearty apffcoae. say. Th* following g iri» anil W y « , ' * ' '. . . , Hattn mo* lightful refreshments. end Glenn Sbelllto. Miss McKiy *i*i -1 fiu* i H i* nf * 1 i* ItprpKy Name* of alfkern for th* com * ' **! t|p«(ftviRVrtil is ih«s fip>fk-ft|tj|t#r in will finish elementary *ehmd; ?•>'« ll" ntly bringing Several delegate* from the lo­ log year » * r * presented by th* was director of the play. In Ly will ell (hi* t-riL r « hn 11 {riilillthf •! W ill, Hales. Martha Gile* L f -r .............. . who Will Ilht* Wrrtt* Association nominating committee aod voted man Follies, dlmted by Gladys cal Parent-Teacher alia Oglesby, Mnrtntha lU.yvtt.-vi-nfrihatlurr, towards the limit a - ' , i: IhiuKliM. ii# rl f r hby*. attended th* County Council meet­ upon. Officers started are aa fol- Stonerock and Ellen Overstreet , itllti ID* nffltftJr t I'lrfiiii Anna C iiw r, I ucill** Mdluirr, V#r- " ,MI M* a»*'iamcnlr, mul imlicatm, Mt*l F ill I h v i r i i f |It I • l-t ii;i* nf April, r attained hi* tawas vles-pmldent, lira. Bottleri were: Betty Pettis, Evely^ Quatut, ing In Lake Monroe Wednesda). -------------------------- — t h if I In* — |j|| Sapp j)(|i<y s,vfa t, M*r*a wh«*n li.» Mra. S. F. Long entertained ,e*. wo* k (ceit of treasurer, H. M. Ball; Tb* offle* Calais Selph, Marjorie Rouse, FtaliM nwarihM them r < tin* fiiRl V »' Mr aml Mr-* i \ W in#, of rrt Th o m a s l.ouhc Hnfwn, FrunJackson, eral guests at • shower for Mrs. tdikk Mm to De- of prealilmt la yet to be f I M . Alice . Prevail, Betty in i1 i<ntmami'H that tftlnr I lir r » n n tn i«* K . Frnniitla, hnvr I w n of M y , j n** Hli'Vi’nn Jo m m U or I oii , O'V i '. i hfr*. Dean, Remarks by Principal nation* m in t follmv il«iun tn 11 tabell Jetnita Rolln, Dolores _ Stout, Ormond Jaroba Thursday after­ i * **, , I ’nop* lU ro M Mrl^ch, lU fb c rt M MilllDMOlt 4' big dinner for eloaed the session. The following Doris Entxmlnger, Mason Hud­ noon. Several contests were played unJ Mr*, u . short*. nml I inopor IMf*s» f .) i*Noirrtr to people attended the I'rie -te r. Bernle .Stafford Nearly after which th* hostess served a son, Mildred Barton. Milford . . h*y* etferislly tnjeyed program was given: — *-L a*Vvti|fn(it)rV flnclt HhwYml ■Ciy-txT ta S F Ut~IALV*|Thenritrrr Wtllmm* 1J>» they raoghl.It. [ toltl<* ^ivirgpnfy of (hr i«akrmnn Bong, “ Wbe Little O w l*"-«t Barton, Bobby Blakenshlp,' Doro­ delicious salad course. Mary la-t Saturday *p,m*ured T h e many friend* of Mr*. 1 . Miss June Cromwell he* Wen Mn. W. C,' McBride f* planning and tnd grades; Piuo Duet, (a) thy Now*), Betty Overstreet, Ma­ >: n r u,«TNies >u.i: kih I FrfH rli vli'w>, liwaiiti* ilu* by the Woman's Club. Ilathii.g Minn *n* g'*'l “h,. tro overrng .**'••*»•**• I . tie tv Hint ua.ler to lean Mefifty far h*r home “Evening Song” (Low); (b) "Pu - rian Carter and Earl Overstreet. indisposed this week *rd wa* un­ al tin* Snnfoitl; Urnmiiiff rpfiH* 1o iiLoIh Ii tin* ini |i*ir»uHftV it* •i.* alien FIimI lMt'ri‘5 iif « WUBami County, N. c. having Uval March” (Low)—Mrs. Hough­ Levi North on Tuesday gave a able to attend her classes at Ih# nml dancing wen* indulged In by n^1'” an olwt",,,,|> standing army and substitute fi,r ',,,r' 1...... m Hiar .srtslii iau*.. , the junior*, while the older folk- ho»|ntal. , I , , i , , , (stiaini to r l i e O r , mi I'nuri of he** a fo n t at tha home of her ton, Raymond Ball, JrJi Song, wiener roast supper to members Oviedo High School. n .,ri.i ■ »i,e,. ‘, Eddie Allen had the mi*f«rtune it n •tanilordixed shorl-trrniarmy , s. . ,io..|. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Dann were enjoyed the glurlau* -eenery und daughter, Mr*, ffrora Riser elmfo “ Laughing Boy* and Girt,” »rd, of the track and their mothers at a» the French .......... . "it: Ofl'tT.vin.r: t.tri: .vs. nf breaking an arm while rtaok* friendly companionship* nf neigh -1 . , , 1 . , , m i i a m t , sIM 'urt v .it* t i g : visitors hrre Sunday afternoon. file holtdsfi. rurthynu n re , the tietm nu ik d e -, i m i i : i > s t v t i i o .......... ... 4th, and Slh groks; Violin Solo, Evaasdale Park. The team recent, ing a truck. hor* and frlemls. Mr*. Jami-* Wilson and Mrs. A. The metrics are In a number of fcTh* Sunshine of Year Bmll*"—* ly won th* silver cup. Mr. ami Mrs. Karl Sndetbhiin gale-r.M liny. wnnle.l , French! ’i'Vt'UVSIi i.‘lo i Mr. ami Mrs. Hrminer, of 11rook 7 , , rl,..r.nli. siul II ,\|i.vMI At the Epllscopal Church on 0. Wagner were hostesses at the famllle* net ear way. Matter Eogen* Cochran; Damonlyn, N. V.. spent n fen day* re |announre the bit Ih of n dang Met. foiee* -latiiiiii'd in northern Af* ,m.i li vTlll.i:r\ e iniMS. hi. Woman'* Club In Ovinln Friday Mre. L. VihJrn, Mrj. Ballinger itmtlon of “Tha Brownies*-— Sunday a good-*Ued congregation i i n eo rated in a part of the " if'' " r‘ 1“ ' " .'".V cently with Mr. and Mr*. t\ ttj Apr. 22. afternoon. Clarence S w axxcrlv bit- re F rv m h rioiHt* fuirpit, aid now Mr. Colo har* been ill, ihey in in ip. i . ^ i i huur^ «*r « *f«* Mm. Bdouta". directed by Mrs. Coch­ greeted th* new rector of Holy McQuillen before returning north Mr*. 1.. I* Hardy ha* Wen sub­ forrr- in di-lanl rnl r j* t ,,hT Mu,, I'tJji, *i it... , Thursday, was tb* fourth birth, ran and Mr*. Ball.; Plano Ddat, Cross Church, Sanford,’ Rev. They -pent the winter in Orlando. turned from „ vi-it with friends nt si-led that , ,, , . . . I front door ..f Itie i ..ori lion-.- in stitute teacher for the primary 2 *F “ Dwight 8 wanton. (a) mill's sliould riot Is' nnll/cd fiirln.infon.. Seminole I'uonty, K1orl.li, "W ilts” (Slrauaa); (b) Martin Bramm. Mr. Bramm wa* grades this past week In Mrs. Mr*. Johnson and Mr*. A. K. K n o w ille , Tenn. e lo ril lia r nnrlio.l* 1offrr for -ale no.I sell al p u l'll’ Mrs. Raymond Ha-, and rliit- e Hit Unrle Heresy and wife eamo “Happy Farmer" (Schumann— accompanied to Longwood by his K im r.il war purpror*. I ..iirrrv. to the l.ia lo .i mol l.»s, M l . Rarnelt will leave for the North Dooley'* place, who has Wen kept slater, Mias Wagner, social sen Ice I* th* evening, bringing trim Ruth Anderson, France* ThompjJnndnr, Mr*. Johnson w «l pttrrul j '1™"- «£ .^ nfonK urr vUUintf ihivfH^whti l .iar' iu\ g.i>*»h. ..(Ui» . if«M» at home bccausr «< ■ the Illness .of secretary t« the-Bishop of Dela­ * »homo in ‘ pArenti*. Mr. ami Mri». II. In5( iiltfht for l.ufilaii (o |»®rtki>4 rtn « it f l i t , lilr r i* 4IF ( M r r i l o f l. jm l lh«* Minirmr m(‘ l»«*r limit*' III I to* I ’lly i*f HAtafonl. Hh III* Mr. Dooley. ff«*rty. •; in u moot hiLr ol tho worM tinet* i 'o n nt y t F tiiir lita * i n - w l i r j Mr. and Mr*. S. E. Wester and ware. Mrs. Ramona Wilson made a M®5Ntrhu5rH*. Mf«. lUrnoll toill I »*l Srt ki'll t V•I BH ( T i l »*f Hr H* ’ll Mr. an«l Mr^ NowIon IIiivm mol Mr. and Mrs. J. !!. Menlrk at­ SHIP t’BRl) AS PHWON rotiforrio »< orirnniitUii: sons attended the barbecue at Detako Iho l*o®I nl Noffolk for (aril fl*l> Mw Atli.ltIon of H im business trip In Sanford Saturday i.n,l, |'|*nlita. .no *'nilhr to plat N'oyla '** oommittro, oil) iuntlmic in \U%> Land last week and also th* con­ tended the annual picnic of th* ami remained the guest of hM lUvro nml i*|H*ml Iho riumnior with Huh* ilautfht«r, Nikola lliri rof **f ri’Oitnl III thi* |Mtl*« ain in l»rrt ilnuirhtor in Switirrlnml. J*l,n F'®n**iRfo. f »h \t*it*-»l lr* it»|.. nf moilialor l.y timtilo iu*K«f .BARCELONA, Spain, Apr. 29. cert given in th* evening at Sltt- Fern Park Woman's Club at II, i < r o f ■! ■ •*# H*’ ill l ll** 11* « 'u t ilit y a parents, Mr. and Mr*. Mclsi ! Mr^. .Ol® Shoot-* in rWvvorivur ■ml Mr^. V. ( . Htovont onnoitr to » *t**t hi *. i.i r i . l l lt.*.*M t 'liu , * Iboot 340 prisoners bon University. They were also CrRatal Lake on Saturday even­ Geneva for the week-end. held aboard th# steamship present on Sunday afternoon nt ing. Thar# were thirty present. ointitvi nif v m^lv from iho pimlytlr fh-nrv® to \ M Mr uml i-* • j|t n,M,wlni* Anioritviu support Pa 01 |i«i,p**rl I <* he’ " <i 111 t o H iltlll* The Parent TeacWr Associatin'., , . . . M erritt. noal Arnda which has been th* University, when their sun, In the llriti-h drult ronventlini. ft lit* IrtFlfiNi * <«utit I »i-t'r»4r held a box upper at the stroks he ha ■ l « " weeks utro. All H J SIX, .1. W. Hell. Mr*. Ilrnwii nml lie uarreil Ibat lie wo dd «p)Hi*e I , - Averted into an emergency Jail Birger, played with th* Symphony house Friday night. Ea-h lady nnd>We 'rl,„.t. ....; w. h her. A* HpFctnl iLiwii r* niece, Helnia Hell, ■!>,'Ill the weekt*.house persons arrested In tb* Orchestra. open nil r n i i* it to II.SMN. j amendments unduly nenkcnlhg . ’ girl In the community brought a T1‘’' " ,l1 H.tiu iii*i f«.« n.iihiiff. Whneral strike here. ; „ r “Jcop.nt.in* Its balance. from to eo , at Sara-ola. . Mr. Sklllon and eon and liox luncheon which was numWrrd r ^ ‘ "eday M>>. hit Koopp. « f «.«le'-rd .. ^ m,„ „ lP llfPnfh ,,P Pdf *»i nml «t ih *n r lot of bonk* will Georgs Jones expect to leave this By MRS. P. B. DOOLEY and sold. Proceeds from thl* sup­ "I'l l m . •IhYTUM 541,11 DER CABB NON-BUtTED weak for their home In U lu s , i*oo(i l»o hrtfo from TnlHhrimo \"rni: ih m :m ; n v u i v e .v , .....1*"Rale'"'J i'J li,'"• 'iS ffir ',* ™ Davt* ...-declared he e..... . -5 - : l per will W used f«r *01110 summer Charles TIi,i» iliiflrtt *.*M*t lit til (nr nf it Tho Wl»IIiRll,« (iiil* % vill mil delegate*. was Mlaa Ethel I.rfil* was hostess chuiett*. i prelects of the sssociotien. MIR Flu;tI !• •»**• of FM r^rtliwiT® ! I’larenre Knapp, who hn« la-en ir"* RUNGTON, N. C., Apr. 29. nift't uK»in until CVIo Ih'I. disturbed nt the curreiii the m n 111 |,|f MM, * f i l l | f*l o i l A1.IP, e f t If, A . A musical entertainment waa Friday evening at a party in bonMr*. A. O. Wagner attended the ing t» a.’hiad nt Monroe returned ’on-solt wa* entered In thii given but Tueiiljy night at th* or of Mr. and Mrs. >1. 8. Ball at i«* l * in ihc I’lri'lMt (*niiri nf Ki® frirure ha. tukiu and sail) In' I* Lake County Council nr ParentiH'iili tliinl Iu.Ii.I aI t*lrrtil| of home with his mother. •Iftxtar suit brough i school auditorium for th* benefit the home of Mrs. M. E. Dooley. I 'f i . r|,I.i In i n il f o r Hi* in I hi n l# l\ * * iu * Tenrher* In Clermont Wednesday Friends of N .1. Cates will re­ tat Chaster C. Haworth, fo r of the school. It, Iff 1*1 if ^rllftlfl FRlIN Bridge and jig-,aw puxile non- at which time *he presented the gret to learn of the death of hi« tlie *«-•!• |Mlolitik vhlirrrln fhulllatt school superintendent, by i, fN-iop • in . • i •*r| i *iii 1lm» nriciiitlRtl LKOAT, n o t ic k testa wars enjoyed throughout standanl and niemWrship certlfl sister, Mrs. Knnnu llaiker, of in,| ni#llin* mot*** ih#' I »wm of »H« tha ovsnlng and at a late hour *«l ||« *•( ( l.’tl.l t • !•!*«IM I Iff, !)«< Kelii re, Ky. llllfi Mis« fox, of llradenton, wu. n \rrrii »: n. «ppi.ariTii»\ im i VI I% I I'efio.le V, .» willow, MU4 mr»* refreshments were served to about ill nilrr*!® i**1 *••*•:( Rif. iTtiiS » F # lit* •!* M ■ visitor in llviedo Saturday. forty guests, Mrs. M. E. Dooley Thurnas, Mr, and Mrs. Ben MolaI »■; u> Only two loone ru n - well* made \ .- H . . i - l i f t . ItV K lte r t |,i ,ti| iia F i „ , l . * l U .t* m r i.i I ll inrtpfy, pH LONGWOOD Mr. and Mr-. Terrell have re­ at the f Him Ita-rim ll Park d u r­ o l i - m i if mt i t » i t i n r i ii H i l l \ |IH I fill*- fell iit i(if, fo , i tie- purpntaf nf end Mr*. P. H. Doolry assisted son. M l" Ethel Leflls. and Mr. Mr*. J. H. MEN ICE i , i Is.* n i f i i ln| ,|ri A t * in i'eif,*’ r i i •>*•(it I» mu. ■ *«)•! •! lire. Hill ■til t* Miss Leflls In entertaining her and Mrs. A. B. Moran spent cently returol.i to their hnrne in ing the 1912 Central Florida ."M.it ton il I ' l t i i i i i i T h i r * r t i r l c i i ' Ihr lMKif"»i Mi-1 ItoI ill ililfp fnf Highland, Ohio, after a several \»r '■ t 1 tllk lF ll J iflV I v fi. i*» tn. fit I te fiic Iinn il iiFlns Ki­ guest*. filMLSunday al Caronado Reach. tl.i*ol.atl | -ague - " " o n nml Tom 11)1 (ill!#. H lN lrt I*n il I ’t i l l Mi l T .l\ # • I||I |i,,ilit* f The annual buainess meeting of irinifi ’ .m m ..o...... .. lit,fur# . rb. th* fro n t Mila Rose Erilh Zaudrrrr, who John Thomas, nf the U. S. N.. month'- stay with their daughter, lib. do* und (R inlv Joiner, Imth •m i s s r l r t l i i Irin tl* im H r mi ifititr* i * „ n n • !* * * »» of Ho »*ioin») i*oiiri IfrtUR* in tha Parort-Teacher's Association Is a senior nt the Flurida State who is stationed ut Harris Is­ ami son-in-law, Mr, and Mr*. Joe home hoys, were the player* who l l , ria trM l.l, ii«s|illlM i Mil llil Hyf ||( m i ll lift" **11% Of HnIlford, Htlrtlhfil# N'g ? f l «• l i I* m nt t il iVitiiitv, ► ’lorhi t »m Mtenilair ih* of Lyman School was held on College at Tallahassee wa* one of land arrived Tuesday tu *pend Leinhart. made I hr m. t|ll«s|i( t ;|vte«et>«| M K rtlM ' Hi*» «i-i> of \|N). A t». ItlS, ll.a Mr. und .M r*. Perkini,■turned Tuesday afternoon when the offi­ the two Spanish student, chosen nevrral wtek* with his mother, - i '*1 p r M p u f jr . -• im I c i r h i )i i i n lc ■ « " i fn1h*H i*i* e|"#or|hrrt re*III rtPlRli, lilt* last week to their home in Courthi - tr u fi •ru m t nr I tn r t n i : i l l i » v i , n il,' tv(ntag utol lo-intr Ifi He-mlhol.t cers of last ytar were re-elected to represent the college in the Mrs. Nell Thomm. IttiiF n*> ill* K l i p lt i* - n | fi te iiia iitH (it I 'siifli i Hi,ill* of I'loi i.lv « hrtlrtjl ilita land, N. V., after -pending the ax follows; Preaidbnt, Mra, Fred Cervantes Day program held at K*| Hi* r f k,| et |,» " l a \f M .* t II M proto ♦i k I n tail'M Tin 1 1 Dorr#® il«# Edward anil Raymond Mulkry, winter on Lake Charm. The) oc­ l‘ « t il In* ! > f r < f n l , 'l li* i h " tar p|li*',11 tall! Forwa-d; first vice-prvildent; Winter Park Sunday. Dll. I. T. HOHH of Marietta, Ga., arrived Wednes­ cupied the re*idenre nf A S. Cut ! i |i ( m > m I ill,* H t » i , » if r i i « r t « l i, itn i' Tl»»- \nrKi»-u*i (|Hitrtwr INCH I Mrs. Maud Tuppor; second vlcerklmptiiriHr ill •* If III f r ■* »l* |(i|i I T if f a n i l ) 5 '|*rt* of il**» iJi»t4ilt*'M t tiMiirtrr (H K 'i ) Mr. and Mr*. W. A. I'attishall day afternoon for a visit with ton. RrMl# Mill! i tlfMtllr |Halfgagg r if * l w a - e im r ilir m if ih ir m w Hi*of ,Nortl»w«*#l i|ii-iri**r iNW**l preriaent, Mrs. J. A. Biallln#, sec­ and children, of Orlando, spent Mr. ami Mrs. K. 8 . Rail. > r i t F IH 13 , fu r |m * • ! ( H*'t n f l r i of |fftdI Pill »**, ‘I'll Wo *hl(i 21, T. K. Wainriglit, Jr., of Talla- (If fir#NeiltoralNnirlrr retary and treasurer, Mrs. B. R. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Monr.i U..1K \. II — 11 |it| lei ki'il I llifl " f | |(l# I m i I lie*, 11Iff I i % H„liUi, .12 K*i M The Grneva P.-T. A. will meet hn-sei’ ; Mr*. J. W, I’hll.oi, and fi| f«lf |M|| f»| I III *• |I'l|i||f*tt lliiie RttMii. -f*:w r. H-—A I** to. iMleol to ,H,trifnnl. l lorlii* .K ilt Grey. Fattlahall. Friday affernonn. May 4 at .1:00 Mrs. Lliiie Wninrighl, of Jack ih. I *i aU o| April A. K . IISS PWceear run l((ftr#*l rtltVrt-T Hie F P a f I r f The monthly business meeting RATES H t t i f , i t ,| I,.,. 0 , N',* ;'7 I * « I I V J\Mi : . *» l MllATlON, lit. KImi \mVt IlKMlk »»!•(«. Mra. Nall* Thomas, Frank o'clock in the >rhoo| auditorium. -nnvllje; und Uni.'P Miller, of MlHjocl.tl \liairr in I ’ninPorY Ml I I * 11 • »I H 111 •I - 1 •• TIS for May of the Civic League la, ■at for Tuesday afternoon May, 2. Arrangements will then bt nude for entertainment of th* Seminole County Federation of Wefhen’a Club. Margaret Matthew* entertained at a delightful card party and dance Saturday night with the following present: Mr. end Mra. BAYE TOUR WATCH repaired William Bast, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ , by pno wha really- In ert Blake, Mr. and Mra. C. Garn­ •riggy. Jewglgr, Mag. Aro. er, Mr. and Mre. M. H. Biaahea■hlp, E. J. Sprague, James and Bill Matthew*. Sandwiches, cake CAR val ind punch were served by tbs guarantee, ms less, A Buaa, DeUera. 111 MyrUt MU* Elsie Dunbar left Tuesday far her summer home In Phila­ delphia. The Dunbars have been 10—PWwfTg and P h iiti wlntrr resident* of Longwood for FOR BALI Kta* garnet pe the fiat thirty year*. Miss Wisona Craig, poetmis‘ u to „ --------M..T. tr*** of Falmouth Heights, Mass., CmuhaV,’ Mr*. El.'e. Craig, Hra, L. 0, Went­ worth and Mia* Hsian* MrUaJs left for home on Thursday. f o r B iw r r / i Winter visitors ' ban had' a Tenth hparfttHiL f l’ |J|TT.,IT(VP A u tw w w ifl5 n *** * WAUIfKW LAKE MONROE FERN PARK * GENEVA OVIEDO BILLY’S UNCLE r w B fitj^st A jt e e 41 rt 5 roam furnished with gang*, Street. , Phone] IP ti l l ‘W •y '3 l K9 V r n s^ T toV IN to l® >Br ® f t The Saturday Blues. TUBBY H « n Y «u r GIb m m fMt*4 New I I I Reoaced price on single vision Kryptok UM*. Also all then had modem geld filled Mm . Dr. H ea r V / r o H iu M : rnroUed •> C a f^ ft / *r U h e a r T54-W hi mernlaga *v m \ ■ p.'it. wwtata e* T A I.K A B O U T M AHO L U t K , HERB t'Ul BEEM PLfkVIW riOOKtV FOOM SCHOOL ALL MOQMIM6 AJO' | . W T M O D R EM EM B etJ-E O 1 ■ >A1 if V ^ & A ’T T g.O .P A V DCaJ’ T t a l k t o m e a b o u t ^ hard l u c k , la o r r e f o o u G H M Y O U M G C I F * DIDKS'T I P fih C T lC e M V MUSIC LE£SOOr. FOR A HOUR S E B ^ R D A V B t P O R e MV MOM V O ID ME M V TEAC H ER E lC K ' riO B O D V 't GOT WORSE LOCK ^ •py A l t taTLIR'B* - ______ ___■*' T t a t V A t O 'T ME.V,> H O D ABOUT M V G R A IO PO PI OtOCG HE COUbUVE BOUGHT fc FAQ M FOR A COMO,THAT'S OOT A C tTV I OhJ IT MOD. Ak)' W ORTH ABO U T |A HUIO'REO MtLLVUM D O LLA R S - t.GueSS IF HE HAODA BOUGHT IT VOU WOULDN'T S E E ME |W ALKIW AROUiJO LIKE THIS I'D J&E QiDiM' IM A GOLD AUTOMOBILE' LUM VBK M JU FUBNITURB fee five roeme. WUI U p trad* Savage washer for 9 P J L n t‘ OHy Trirtsfsr A 1K * f | ; y R J age Ca , phone H i ttata.*1 K & & ffV iS apMlst prlrsa aa areee* toara far tb# m s i two wseha. 22 ! ro mz. HIU Lam bcr Co. . Uth sad HaRy 'V ' Prtoaa with *SHa! m ski, M ji i •*• TXW ^ ■ � 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, April 29, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 29, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 29, 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/e99bb335b86724958839fa2e04870df1.pdf 871555b3237dda9be92871514fc975d1 PDF Text Text I k c ‘ ', _____ ^ ^ A .. . <- — • ’ - i >. pS ■«. 5»f *.C S f » • fi *. . * 4 “ *• . • . u - •-• •- • r .v r r - ’ • '/ a i t a . 0 • •• • ■ 7 - * »«f >«*k- *..- • . T . ..IS * . “ 4t * a - ,. I* ™ " 7 T O □ Gs aer affy M r t a l | k . t e i •■ v,*?T K ■ . »- 4 »*»\AV *»* • mL* I • L_ ‘ la r t o r U r t H i l t i A ■ h i-tfi V O L U M E X X IV A N IN D E P E N D E N T b X lL Y N E # j t f » i ^ — W ill B e C o n tin u e d X A■ » ro- . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . H B I R t . A P R I L i * . I * 3 3 M ta b tr D e b t D is c u s s io n s „ I u4 -> i H olm an SENATE OKEYS Libby W ill Receipt More BILL TO SPEED H alf Million DEPOSITOR AID Nl A U f} Senate BILLAPPROVEDAccept BYM ANYHEREOnBeerRegulal WASHINGTON, Apr. t L OPy— Praaldaat R ooarrrlt and fr> r M. H arriot, at F ra n tt. announe*,j today th at war d ebu CONCORD. N. C„ Apr. of Z. Sm ith I n n a t e . dUcosoion will bo continMd In B eset Pilikoff, ittorney for Mr*. Tk» prilUoM ^ 1 I. a t thr Paria aad Washington. Tbay L ib b y Holman Reynold*, an- daughter's fSSMRO D®*1 ,unJ ** taid a "F rank and friandly" ncuiwed Uot night that the for- »et o.ide in order th a t young Rev•xchanga o f »lew» hoo bc*n IL e & ^ itra tio n m ar Lroadway to r.h oinger will iwlih- eecond child, ra c h try J<mith I a i c s I C i t i z e n s A r e A l ­ hold oa thla tontrovartial iu u a C a rte r G la s s S c o re s receive mote th e , >300.000 of the liqrnoM. »” A baaw «f hlo m trM flitia tf lC a D e d O u t I D c ln y e d A r ; and they axpretaad tb« belief m o st U n a n im o u s In i G o l d D e v a l u a t i o n eo tite of bar U 'o hu'hond. Xo h- > age ta IJbby Holman, m i y h a r e th a t tba talk "andaabtadly will A fte * -A tta c k U p o n B o d y A d jd u F a v o r i n g M e a s u r e a ry Smith ReJBold.. heir tj* the -la a lly In tba rotate, balp In datarm tning otepm to be A c R e p u d i a t i o n , D i s ­ tobacco mUIUma. through an OwHftw«^ re aaaad nntil tclay . .la r ia t W b o R e f u s e d taken hereafter” . A joint elate.’ W e e k - E n d T o H a n d le P ro b le m J ,* W - Ann* Cannon Reym»M« aph o n e s t A n d l m m o r a l agreem ent between atlornay*. - *• ^ +>* ,% | merit wo, leaned aa tbay met . T a G o A g a in s t P a th The BttnrneT. TdV*nla.l that h j p a w din rtm it. w tnrhig a M».i :g fa r a* final .‘oirftrm re before TVht tlPT-mnr- Davr S W t r T A L L A H A S S E E T A p r, tb va •wittigy* tattlin g of H arriot headed hemawgid thi. .^ T C A S H IIC t V f *.—mti lAh m vi the •"» estate, cmqwel-t e«wa»hle. and a c c im -a n .e j IT h on p i, a c ■kwa «a> i hi Ia r h s a h u . k l j l . ^ . . . ^ 1 . r e w . . S I , .liiu u w “ I f t t H W * * 1*"1**** wmadit e f mtm —The Bulklay Wfl to • S 5 j T o p ^ » V 1 R « ' ‘ ---- -- = dA gJba3> R 2& — ( A .r .J — wOTWIWr n t r n jU M trto accept th a tk . tloaad , , natr a le*•.o«"«* n a wnw reeftva thU Hnlmiu Reynnlda and m e . n j . unity m d c . w . KM*, s u m m a r y 1O f In ^ r'« » ,f* wu. R ragm anti tn dapoaitor. In t "-w * . <m(Kin|> more, be »gr*em»nt. . wens not r a r f e a to tb* nelion H pic to d a y m t it U r c d a b a t mirger W e v h ete? aftrrnono ■ S h o w s W o r k i n f f s O f a p p ro v e d b ill to UM k a d i . hank, by broadening tha law for A ^ u u l # OTtT the Mr*. Joseph Co .nnn, grwn.1ta llo n o f n a tio n a l t u t r d f o r C o n tro v e rte d B i 1 1 la t e ' t h e m a n u f i c t r i r e • i borrowing from rational binka g25.000.000 estate was iodirated m u'her ami ea-guardlan nf the «ta-«d they will a irp o rt unless the iw n rte * A t L a m a r a , a e e n e o f nalc o f 3.2 p e r c e n t b e « r !« waa passed today by tha S enat*.! yeaterday as Jody* Wilsan War .laughter, rw n te te that »n n * " ^ wntimett* »f Imal ta tp a y e n ia.! a d 'a tu r b a n c a in w h ic h th e ther lutasbvr. K ta ic n , ba« Pl lh_ , fh. 30-hour 1wick, nr North Carolina S apariur. men* bad haan twnebad where e* *i ita u u ,1t m na. the ,ne ap• •- H ighlight, of House Bill No. w in tuv. in s .iw e i e , *a n ud ancuv e n t IHe Pi e d itio n tbnl the ,!| ^ a n hearing a petition of | rhiU would .h a r t equally t« the d i a t r l c t judge* w »* b e a te n a m i of many of this tlly l id ISO whieh Is known as tke Sholts tO a J o in t -t* n > p er« M « *■ rteval rork weak hill, when reported l® , ^ „ , nV 4ml Trust esta n t nf WjOOOOOO. and that the t h r e a te n e d w ith h tn g lm r . of ‘• r m « . h p . r r r . . ^ . d - 1 F -n d lr* Bllj and aeer. which - on- j j u d k U r j- C o m m itte d b tH a 1—-• - a— aawavti. V |. the House, would Include newrpa- ^r-omnanr oi a im rj C’nmnanv rrn-euaroian o ru rn is n T h e G o v e rn o r a c te d In re ■ gggahliM In the court*. £ £ T , * » * j . i d e t e t e oppooMUm has W en) a d tjtm n ib tr f o r t h « pert and periodical* waa made b* p a n n ln Reynuldv, 2nd. H ist ch ild . Ip o n a e t o a r e q u e s t fr o m -------------------» * , i E C ' ' b e re ril f p j i ? . lute viewed ear“ ,w d “ T O n r , t ln ,,®V Tbe' lU u w passed the --------- . Chairman Connery lh* ,“hor --------------------------------- ---------- ------l e t n m f a h e rifL ^ T P A fU T D C C T A lV n A i t V O R V R O R R i l l ) W W M thcmselew. -hei»r for luce,! i„ the H t e e . .r e co n tain ^ |str»tkl.apoas«r*d Mil t a Draggod from his boorh, sb- P I p e e d O n B r e a d A n d * « « " - “ * " • KMr," r soMdata ent * 1 IM lillilU } d l/lllU iU ln u lU H U D D E JIi h illlf for e« Other lea-on than in th . following Summary: “ * * * *lh* • departm * fr-.-ted rod m 's'roated bv more — In In-lsnre* where a govern- and freak w ater fish, shall lh per n i O P A Y O l that the hooitSoMcr-' groups are than 100 balllgeront farmer* r 7 , r) r IN 1 U L o » • T r - w d , o “**• • . mental unit ha« defaulted on tta commission and w arrio r 4fitn«* f«n# fnroctea* ■ ■ U U V r ^ . a j „ lh>M *debt „ |H foihsl the than hill o ff '. r more 50e .s days, tha su rv ey .. . . * publi: official* who perm itted th. a too. W-year-ted Jade* C tarw a h- only rrnw d, yet p r o p o ^ l fo r , ’ dirM (H to , ppolM Th* Sonata discus add tha P-a-Gey woo rr iOT frirr from the BIRMINGHAM, A la, Apr. B .— jelay j«iay In tn yproaecutlug n a n a u a g .Joseph sw r" the rrii«l lh# relief •* ef the in# laapayet. iB«raTvra »nw» while Ji ”• " t» , . , tag Mil —The nine negro defendant* in In New York banker, might I *» _____ I .td l othere » U th .l the hill need, adm inistrator, or virtual t* « lv .r. mobile license rf^rrta of Ow; exwoteeif# «»da* »ba a at e d dlacuaalon • whllo Mn*a rsm# from state tf - -he “3 otlsboro ■o ease" Inst night be civilly reaponsibie for loas** looses j -------. 1 . > ' , only a few amendments to make • who Tun Hon, under the board of boar MU was brought in. fH ah t th a t sBeoad toslty In law mam lockrni In tha day cell of t h . ' «uf.'«'*d by a n t -WyoeHor. 1" K l l l C t i ,. l i r , t tning e/ It# kind d m in l-trstio o . In su>i cases tha | In v ita tio n T o A tte n d T w ft V a lu a b le Tha House UtUitlaa *nf«*rram*nt will .hr Herat iratad . ,i* r drawn up.” ! hoard is given the following pow- yooteTday reported D m i s ca w u sos oi o. . n. . O f P a y w A t e A ls o S to le n In T ta tad** w h H by *•“"»* fafferaon county jail on a diet o f | T n I ^ mcom t»ny°w »» J l t e ' «t the i Only on* di«-enllng vs>-ce wn* with only on* dlrrtwMafi w ater a fte r they — ■ - ----- *'— 1 era .f t a r thao felMd Ht on •<*»* . . , , ..........* ~ ~ opening of the Senate investiga- i N o t K e p t B y G ro u p E a r l y M o r n i n g H a u l taxed again*! the ttteaejie thU Assumes complete chatge of fis­ bin it* agempt munJrtpaUy Jnled and refused to return to the te fora* him V* »a*o an oath th at . lion o f the case, -------- , , toot n*ng. It wa< tb it of tV. If. cal affairs, superior to local ofutility plant* from the I 1 ho would net t i n any m ere ftra - night cell blocks. . president Roosevelt sent *« ,n* Si*i lj > Seventy-five # u n ly -T h r tt'o o nlt .w .* i ■«»% automat»r •*»•**• *» Tuunlcllffe, i inniciinv. former nuniri h bank h « gia|**gllqul 'ltwc * w fteein. r m rA K O . Apr, g r - t - n —M ■■......... ' ■' ■■ rent g rtsa receipt tag ' Armed with pteee* - of- metal • Senate th e nomin a tio n ,.q f _ d o o m , d e n ie s . - — tea I.r. or militant ~ B i t i t e l p L W i. te ^ n S S w IBW powhdti ni I nb* eapeetMd hlmseir aa being Require su h reductions of Iho lh* I M l L agklatnr*. Ha woo aloaoe* — ~*wd with -jPP*d from plumbing and light | rw-a ! S j n * « « t e l l f c * * l | " n l “ ' -.g a in st anythin, ca.ep , home twdget as m s) seem necessary to Cor*. The aaClafi was. ‘ * Khool leath ers de.lined to break I _ r____ i nr s ___ |Ka, ar* r r p o r ld a* 1 rule p w w and dirt-. '*•!•*« lh* Board. ’ „ p e r n o r o f Puetto l committee ronscioosnae* with • to p . and fU turea, they defied Jail wardens brer I yesterday wity sis of (he personal being the personal property property o f ' Her* at* lb* highlights of stateTake charge of all th# property o f x t f Mg *nd. oa and refused to return to their ’ ■ hi* trousers ramerad. cage's top lirgat bankers n ha ! Major m . j.— J . fC.. ||at.*bi« Hal.-bts n were | rnents mad* today to a Herald i*- ,n d money of tb* uatt and during. l w t r f h tTH , f ,R ; 11a. | adm inistration's controlled f y story of tb s abdtclion war had invited them to an esrinsiv* among the < lb* articles stolen from purler: the period of lh# ' Sheriff Hawkins took charge o f' inflation project b ro m e o rs n a rrd rriatad by • nawa earres.ondenl club to eaplain why they could jib l.we. Florida National Nationol G tt uu o d armR. ... A. .Newman, loral ----------business every check or , ' ,r^ n‘ . _ . . -----------m allnafUm ami wnvw I Km ' . *_ _ L'anal* ililfHltf OVFF raflread . commls.lon. in a V iger*:* 8#nat* dispute over __ advance more money for ■ory „**, • w W aeeam prttiaA (ba f» ™ .rs . a ' the situation and gave the M ayfair Hotel some tr in and former Fity t'ommisslon- etuuteralgwed by th e h e o r f . r e ^ M„ m roported who ramainad with Ju d j# Brad- groea nearly an hour in which to (ha soldiers' bonus last night a 'te r sc he I pay roll*. t | me , f t r r f0:3U s 'r h r k Wedne* *r: “ Yea. I am most rertalaly in rrwmtali^# M forP b#Hig p»»mirniir^iin ' * * rhange their mind* and return to the cbim bet had v o let to gt»v _ lay throughout the iff« l . t ’orer* were laid far 12 in a i j a y night. favo: of tbs UIL As a im labor of Make * gvnerol aurvey aad de,j y g w Cteati*r a l l la c*lla, and wh«n they wet* still f tesldent Roosevelt power to .leprivate dming room at th* Uolon^ T()c t u*| ,.,„M not be the O ly t onm lw m i I dealt with t.rm in* ‘ * Tha farm er j entered lb* Judges defiant, ordaredt ha door lo krd •* ^ f f 1'I A e ftli - M i t e , ' «M? * court room to u.i.-uas orflb . him and bread and w ater diet. Th- ne­ yaluate «b# ojUar. I eague flu b , hut the teacher* In- ,i*trrminest today for Captain II. tb* llondheldeis* I'rotectiwe ComSo th rtk ta a l"* * u ,h# P? 1 d ira te 1 they might b- under a1-- 1 l* 1 haailaga wh.rh *.'• to d.tarm lna gro** told th* sheriff they were th'a«b" urn. and l.ievilenants ; n-i.lee an-' Its a l i a '"•>» f° r QnT » ' bonus aeallm ert th at Dsnwwratw Determine w hat. .a(IU«C«- Mm1' 10' tha co n stit.tlo .a l-y or .wo taw ■"raid they would bo “ beaten -P " I gallons if they took luncheon ^ A> IwCotte* and Karl K. Said- two years, and w# c m ild n t ge* let let* nUr.tlfctwd th rir pl«»* *»• arffh-Jta - tin* n •iers produce the most revenue, la P**­ law* rflat.n* ta u i.f i.a t o f« * grew, who hod spent m o a t.tf v**- te rm te , a g ree t# a n y th te g l a lh* ft* id a rn e d to their cell*. a vote lest night on t h r t e One by gn* the hanhena took terdae afternoon ami la«t night wsy e f t - ealUeateal, I'm perfectly. vent exeesflv§ taxation and r*ro*r . • closures. M- •; • • Th* l' u room in fk lc k th* it#- wed ev t h r tnftntio-i • p w r a m aa staged. tjm r * > c b * n ia * rI* x whole, p rd a d jo u m d ta mrA* th eir seats: Chstles" G. Daw**, *hyeking oanr g»»rv a rtk le of wi ling to allow a commlasion S t e f e • • ~v psed-nnly arilh n table #a , K M ey 1# haw tha W 1 W "-»• -ha Irm a, of the Clip Kattswal eorrrnm ent property In the build- k.TO O V y-thd ’guvernot w ar* o3il S — H alts court inU rfcrtrc# « ll I Rank; S n itn n A. Smith. !«-. left for Rt- A se-Slin* ee-'v » ,t deetlay f*r we haven't been sm eklnf. > * ~ /h r j their meals wet* served and it -ta an 1• “Title la » y H e n " , h» aald. fa* r f '" ' nt 'b r Northern T rust; Mel to,lav Iv report the losa directly aH< ta do a tning tow ard a •*•- Isv k«i#« »«t by lh# bosnL some chairs. They ar* taken to h be Scaet. bondholders’ m#ost»#> which umuld 4 1 port waa a tU a lc d la every Requires tlm ira t locally W# cnaY Hve un­ • :n A. Traylor, president of th* tn N atiueal G o a d off cere there. Tba farmers reaa In reply to hl» dally to give them room for eaeragent making project offei*.' a» «-» nmcn-l- F irst National; l l o e a d T. Fen_ « | l |.nta* t a ' |a*«** w msnda, d ra fte d blm off the elao, but have been returned to The robbery w ar di*-orered '■1 dr. i SO-mill |r ty with eu r a*M»a. omm lttee „ ' w h W r Updid ndt hold I t a meat to lh* Inflation lelW at ion neb. slapped, blm and shook him. th«eir lr tells and bunk, a t nigau „ u.Tutdwar trn . presid er'. so*I Frank , l | b i t I- Rnbir'issn. ’• *1 chemist t td ■Pent aa high as it Is, On.I if a claim fo r bond payment to file tta Gable In the «v*n- i W r :* 1U u»d night. FTOaiou, tn rafnalng to retem to | by " Natr. Nnir. tr kk f| ppresident of the llarri* - R e a a t.r . Robmmn. ' n e ' .. _ n s w rri m roe narv i„ „ f |be Med* *al Itetarh c< mmiasiaa can he p leduce both, a n a , and addro-s of tke actual •mall on.I tarrie d blm a o t of th r court­ *k»terd*tr :4h« owners of tbo bonds. and k Savin— Bank, room. tkrorgh tba lobby of the U m T lalU . Warden Edwin said the — - f—e - j i - s s r s s : cr.dcr : : r . T*uv t- . . ^ « B ..k . and . . h , »tsit*»l the hriihling as well as help solve our debt Determine taw much stall bf ihp M f V n r t t - a f n t a i problem, 1 am heartily la favor loartbouaa, a id or to lh« law s. negroes aent out • pl*«* *f « « ; wku. “ * ‘ . h i h * ,^ * " ^ Rp yeaterday afternon n". about 1:30 t n .l ^ H o ® * * " f BfRI paid Ui creditors. a ro ts which they t* made th e Continental I'llnoi. Natb.nal ,ock. The front door pmIU-L ol thr MIL” There tbay tlamandod th a t In boatd F u aid eat ta lk e r than m andatory., ^ ^ ^ r<>mr. By » ^ r „ #, Sell or ad lust U x certificates of yesterday mwjrtmT p o rplng. * A. P. Cennrl y said “ Whilr I . . a i Bank amt T n u t Comrnny "•w *at“ M l t a algn *07 inoi# printed “ freedom for the Scott»llr c ln t i t a ’ iita ih a H il* ' Approval of the Their .onp c a not very familiar m lh th r bill, liens. Equalise oil assessment rolls foreclosure aetlana. dodge Bradlay, boro boya” and mad# demand* for H o rw W W h h f l d clause, under which Reosere.t it ft very tvioent that it la time under Its supervHlnn. T he- nv-n-he l roll* f»r *0 minabout M . uefled ta crow • v .d warn -b e tte r treatm ent." F irv rn t any local a ffb e r of 4 would bn authorized t# se d a te th* p|e«. The— a ra-« on H*e •' «r. •** B H r t k O f E n g l a n d I n .nat something ir ila in and deflrough y kaodlad tom* muiu. unit alwut te detaull from m iklndollar's gold conttnt 'hy a* much I rite be done ter o i t people. This tarn of the invlleil guest* ww'ke-l Whan ha pecsRiad in la f .r ir g A r to r d W ith F re n c h Rap W shd of Ih rra l Poontv.v c-* aa 10 percent,. climaxed a long t , f'oweril Smith amt Milton * I III n o t IS in t ia — any retuud sgrterpent or to towd til K aerta* te iMifv offer II, It. anu and ■ I am ta gird Ikd.pgOi, Ibi l i r m t n , icfunding bo nils. ' t i l bitter f1«ht. in w hkh regular '.ta c .d f lif t .*■. R ,en ter, em i«sa-ka front th* TAKIS. Apr. 2 * .-b F V -A n a r-t hope* that It will pa*' H»# Lrg'«nio»: of whom ware awoknl. loaJm 'rn'nff Set up a state Veftmdlng sgeb- Rro.,* Republican* led by benatur nerd, w h-s! ea'b rrv ion** 'n an or rerd between tb# Itenk of Knx-; » t* « aa . bo.#m# a U v.“ rd tha bUctCaUad'/jadg* I l ia a r» which «h*n fcavd po*»r to 4*U ' *fCt. “ “ *' “ * ■ Rcvublicaa. Pe2n»ylva*l*. eo.ghl - a n l tf l rrohl f r salaries, past land eiol the F rer h Irensurv b> G tatgo A- Speer raid "In priq- refunding tabde for any u*H, of - its jW e - Af eVV'erll'-i-a. 'fog ,w»< trte k , allmbad la .bahlnd hlni and t* eliminate the sc.-'.teu. due sin-* June. I9.T. Raymer is I which between N O and I00 rod I ion . cl pie | im la lavor ol the bill. If eaaitad him aw f?. A t a «;«.»•* : .__ ; f»w' U tters ‘td roomtaro < \ Ju st befero the vote, S tn alo r - teacher hlmse'f. Smith a pr«n- ••ollar, will b# m**te availaM* I* It means that the state will I f / exrhaago them .'Complete on,) exriuslvo. power ten,,ad ’ (h roafvectV.n ‘ < ttk "l] r a t e t t e f r t i V ^ 1 aioond M* jU-m, ef Virginia, e term er DemNearly M men end ,wom#n mpt» dissse* of our bond question, • be treasury was siqneil today an i n •lp*l. . t« deal wUh rrtdttoTS. .erntic secretary ef the treasury, •W e are sorrv we -ana nave The pact term s will be published |.< just what we need Ie c u s * we paalad t Rm|Uir# holders of defaulted Th# Juilu* roeentlrg * m ajority of thla | n o se to take Issue with tke inllar I knew that w* are aot gelling tnnivkt. News of lb* signatuie (Cnnlinue-1 O p Fa* • Five! •till ra ef tb* fatm - county's la rg e r toapoyrr* met at bro*d« to plar* them In e.cro* los Ifgla atlon. eapressing rrg te l pus best down the pound sterling tnjrwherr In tta m atter. I am not I pending l h , Issuanc# of refunding »aa th e U k . Mery Community BulU- . ^ ^ |h v M LOCAL R H » PA S S gn the very l imtliar with lh* b il, but Judge only pa- tty Ing on We«lne*.lay night for what by M , i Bg : MEMORIAL 8FRVICB RLATRD It *oms t* hold out some ta p e for um adeua R etire bonds of o defaulting The Aseneiatkd Pros, IikIst rotus.ng to proved Is I t • th:rough dlacus- ( - j 1*, .im ply m aintaining the nt. vised The llernld that House IWI (Conti---------- - PM * Five) unit a t snarhet prteee. using the TAI.LAIIAR5FFT. Apr. Mis# *N#na Wylly, Ink* Mary ____ e‘«n o f proposed steps which may j .Hud# o l my earnest tonvwlion* N«* CA7 lisr-otlreed bv Repre-e-v proceeds o f refunding bond sale* ♦ lesid eat C ta i . V l s r g e pro p erty be taken to effect a relief In the , un public question.^w kich I* more it a th e e C. W. E -tznv—ev and R. -M e m o r ia l services f#e l b H a lte d ^ , (Continued on Fug* Two) t a C t e « f eitite. ta u n tlr. of k artell -telth *G reat I Holly on T V eeh t »ftertv*-n hm! s e n . , ^ K- M ^ t a s - V tax harden of all resident*. at t t t ' W n n * .— L Th* M l f”’ ^ £ •«£•;— • “ « « - I ic o n ,I .te d 0 4 P ^ Two) Aa a result of tho discussion, an amemlmrnt to the Sanford « dy t t a Florida S en ate in Its c h a m ta . a crmaaltte* composed of tho mfed1 the <A n teriata .b a rte r re'ntlnq' to lb* -hit-es of following person- was named to would appes* t aay> kl ta t•* 3 R M « ' Sanfmd p r o ^ y Ita tax r d lector. a thorough ranva* of soeweakyri Gw d ra ft a f th a i lb I t bSCSA o. Use p i f O of h t pupil* of sra l Wvrnl prohlema of ffivarnners t a tad not had tuo.- ta ...... Will con­ ment aad kow a aaela* may be .ante ecqasrated with what — ecbaal c a re e n th effected In each department: f f t e r / '1 I*.***, s - l j therefor* he rouid ___ Frank E van., B. F. Whroler. E. B 'K a a i t t o a to b# s g a ia rt, - ____ ■ dabts t e t e r i t a t l b a '« a 4 Ruth B ry m Owen, Fiorina's *-e quoted as beiag for or against bald a t th* aehapl o* Monday A. Don glass. W. I - Cooper. A. most distinguished woman, de­ ' i ^ n Elliott. 3J-ye*r-old (otptdf i sta g la ^ ir d IlltfftaUoa if nlgkt at t :00i a tld th It was an ­ O. W agner, t - P- Hagan and r . livered th* addroes which was tt a I- A. Deuglavs, -form er c o u n t/, r t -*g* mechanic, died at tta manta. • ■waleeacd ttam rolvr* as pleased nounced tedBf .kT .H- B. Morris, L. Woodruff. Pi* Brfor* a a audience which com­ slerk, s ta te i la s t "Since I am in |.-rr n a id -la u (h to a Memorial Ho*Thla com m itt *o held a meeting ”h lt“ e f the National D. A. Kprincipal a f tk# aaMal. •#*r th eir raro.rW *. «•*• fortably filled the Woman's Club wvek. accor-Cng to MrsJohn li. favor a f Oavoraei Rboltz' e onoin) ' , | , aj night a l *b*ut • J® a rt night — , t h e program wUi be aa f allow : a t llm Canrt Honan thla morning Fa* Slate directed lb* I U r. , rotraas, f am ia favor Of o'c lock from InJarie# ho retelvod P r i t t l l n e n t P h j ^ i k f a u ^ IavacetioA.hy Itee. R. J . Mllli- and will report Its finding* a t a laon aray , w ta returned from that a .d i’.ori. m tb* third pvnunl •«•«• T ta final piny was a *romtm rm invent of TW A»tort*lfd bUL” * . city last S r t.r d iy afternoon. ■In in eutemobllo ecoidmit rn lr In -H a v a n a A r r e s t # rx * i Ba’utory, dtzasatlc skit tit »d "No Sab* . m eetlag te U k # Mary Mrs. L io n sidy stated that the J jttle T heaters ejened a »»« day J . B. Lawson, .form er -butenes* : I .rah A tta r r h o r tir hofeto sight a t T J 0 •--teJu. k ^ lk g . , k f . - W t e l f t « a s off*to I by th e Orteodo Caagiaas prodcced msny im-.or- ■esswn last night w.lh tt a pn>ms a and paw a realter: "I •™ _ night Tvoedsy. • Tit# pohHe •• hivltad t# attecd sontetio-1 of three weli-re ri.rd L ittle T taa-'vr. tim e in for n te a * c e rtaial/ la favor oy t t a bsIL It‘ Koneial rorvlree war# r* % h y "’ 0o 'T o High th is meeting and exprem Ha *aat developments and th a t it was m easure af approval, emi t u 1e/ r— points of teal■ •— merit. At the grp reside in Lakevicw —— ». — — — —— . i Bales; greet- nlnion o» »ho roeohiUona th at wUl at tended by d eieg itrs from erery one-set plays. ck a ra tte rs wot* |U y*d by Mr*. ---“Ski I In a", t t a S w f s r i U ttle Wait it c a n t hr lag coadstiuna t h a t . % kHJ, afternoon a t 4:00 section a f t t a reen try . “ We t a u J T*. W. U a t n : Ad- t a s r r o a l r i . ■ T . E . McBride. A r.h jr FsahhM PT heater piny tk r t wpa written by are as had M they now are. I feel wilh Rev. Smith y talks aad addiessra h / i»» nith Hardin H aidin of ®f f * t h k # t a y k t n p«*i,k Sharon; ealedlcF ran k . Evans a f l^ k * M ate Mrs. H. M. fpgw ecth and directed i r t B. C t f W i i TKornxIlo (Ceuthmod On Fag* Ftvo) list Churrh offkrltej u «k. First Methodist Giles -ailed tke meeting ta erdet arid lag Amarkcrt*”, s ta said, " t a t I L x t|td o r if , I1 * r l*' M yikk. iny. a fte r explaining t t a purpaa* e f da a s ' think th a t there were ary by F . C. M acM ataa. was toe lu s t si rM ^ l d l # e k s t e . : i > a v # tta S tate officers ami • » " * > •* lo ta offered. A t Ua ronriurtoa. MK EllMit V I I 1. B lllr t of NfW m_AaJ a>teld4 s teal l Is -ailing together so many U**nv- •hat wot# as ta illisa t o r as well ro fc a a ta u tiv e * *1 rorb LUHe C o l o n e l R o b i n g to B naford!, t t a cast raapaaaed ta t«te **Mr*. Owal's. Bta Hampshire »rd ram * w o g p || wto, ha rogaeated th a t ’• T h u - p r group a lterd ng t t a aaO n V i s i t I n M o s c o w , Soot fo rr R S f 4g*i H* wM | k j j - t a tl peiaonal trtom . h cores, white Mrs. F**worth. w ta WtaatoT o f O v i t e ho s a t e aa mad* a tptendi i psismsal ta a l t a ^ w T . -v ro at O Im wtaaa form er esopUyuo of the S iaford, U ro an|g ,. and I waa pi s seat ad w ith a large bou­ __ the*, _ . h ag J #s th -halrm an. and th a t th# meeting before ax t t a Hotel ^ H u i : * s ea'CT M o rro w . Apr. 2 * .-b F )-< Cteo- B.rak CO. He U sold U t a snirivU ' w at certainly p re .d oi t t a fset quet of flowers, made a short this jf ta i a s e x wbrv t t a vlecttaa t a #»wn fav Blavtaaalan P*<*T * * ate Raymond Robia* arrived c .tsm talk la wkl b she »-• from Florida.” t , a wif# aad daughter aad sovtoday #a his first visit t* . stated th a t t t a pressed .ppateteU oa for t t a plsy'a a f ciflrocB w as a fraturv. n s l bWte relative* Jiving Jn New • T onteht wiU w e U u m l s f IM •iar# t t a r#volution which ta ritEnrland. .. L. * r o e * 4 cLa’n m a . wWla F . -B , _____ . ____ Mrs. Owes, who te-i roceptiea a a j aalo g volt Jcages a a d a ad tsari remeniHV* tea: M a n a t. Four p V /s wdl t a ■vis ed la Ma capacity aa A u Mi. Elliott waa a t tha w tael of Just boon aim ed M inister tn Dan­ p rttete'- waa yrroeoiad a fte r wbi.b it is caa Rad Crooe rvprrsoatati## and Clz ide Shoemaker's cesp* when ____ to t t a Daaisk Itw sttan tec th a t tt a ia ' aim a lt e r p a y s I* fri­ cd th a t t t a Jed ye» wi I ta rin g wki.h his contact with it roundel a corner enroot* te D a rte r tb a avaada* th^M H am - a short riait wtth t t a . . . t t a aam a a f the w iartag play Lsaln aad T rtesk, was latiam l*. Sarferd MU T taaday Bight T ta Th* e rs t hulPdad Mrs. R- Ivrov- »h—o w ta rnm*# Uvea a f th a t netU a. N -#. r Disavow ina any pteR kal e re e v - car yido-siiiyid -W il i l ighta* . C lera. Mr. pad M i l A. M. C .rrx- th e oatetaadl-'x pUyer. T. w - »aw*on, W. K wpa recrirod -w ith agan taasic mlasten. JU btea datearoU sad tu rn ed , p m » jw v a> « ' t l t e T ta l i n t ptsy. -v John . teabsrht M s F . It accordiar to M ia. laaanrow waa way. W. D. RafW *«. M sx**a t a t t a Octasde Sorous O t a V i a t. MW M at/ Diffhtaa. M-. Kl MU s l d H r. g k n w tkar taUavta tkvt Mr*. Osroa Will t a '- i f f . t* PL Hasmn, A . « H t g b l s f a a . aad Alex t a d m M a t l * o o’-Mck. F b lW . around." If* last waa in the poors k i t y c o t s t e bruited ro- cc S' n O. C J " . . . t a , V. K p in / will roam T riO M r Iff r s r r r r “ ~ with bis diaapuenr■ a ry n r- ta b '.tail inh-rie* . * * :* * ■ r * " . ^ M. J t U . _ U U l# Theater c f _____ p a p wbU* aaroot* t# t t a W hite or*. Ho raical t e a r , a a t e k s i a i woe##, h aily Wodpa >, m r ; M ] “T ta Bte»*c*C. by (t t a Rpus# last Baptamtay ta visit rerouted t e tk* Orkla UtlM Mr. EHMtt waa faaad U * ' " *f SL FPtet ‘ FiwsUeal f la tte r Pad I t a r o t a * «r. v ta w - m a sK i n b e a a -| - , pally Pad a a *l _ aoata fhtelag a f him In F # rtb •ally Irjcrod - _ _ _ , a t d Us tte a a ch aim terM a a J " W t a t e *■ W e-eratio« waa pi»fsrm 4d a t t V-Vroen. | . Carolina maanUins. He said t a ___ sy.-rs E. A. O d a w i Mrs. Sam Urn O a t e s A y I* o'clock Wenaashiy a f U t a t e . " smvro. Pro Usro i l f M . ' 1 . M. . • * . • • « t . l ' V-* H Ia t . . ? .. . A lA ^ .4 1 . -OMC" j . - .;s_ , -j .. • i-». • ' ,y —’ K HIGHLIGHTS OF REFUNDING BILL GIVEN IN BRIEF - NINE SCOTTSBORO NEGROES RIOT IN ! COUNTY PRISON K O A^ t r«r^cfe“h l r ; r r . s s n : c i i p b a n k e r s ,,"'|WAIT AT DINNER AND AMMUNITION a ^ s s : - e f£ i w a s s ii et C I^ake Mary Scene Of Meeting Among L arg e Taxpayers Final Ex«i To Be Held Pupils A t'M i School Mr8.Leonardy Says Owen Speech Was “H it” Of Meeting First Series Of Plays O ffe re d By Little Theater Groups I n Tourney M,r,.«.B mi Leon Elliott Dies nX .. - (From Injuries ---iid*noi Received In Crash j afud wtatym B * k 3 v -s < id ii p o : c# . -ra t-i- �* % * n P la y e rs Bowling News Notee New Plymouth* Go >d In F ig h t la ib« .peeiol match** test On Display Today a t Hi# B##f#rd Bowling At Sanford Agency Suspension* night Cl«b Alloy* Sanford** I man Uam took tho Loo* burg BowU r, ooor by M total pin*. U Tbar? of tb# lo­ cal Uam waa Mgh wtlh U S total pin* with John Wamror • «loao M ood totaling 547. B. Axky of tho oppoolng U am waa high with W for J gamo*. In th# t man ntaUh Goo. Habo and Goo. Wobor of Sanford won with a total o f 1014 pin* agalnat B. Walmtoia and B. A .h r of Lako County who totaled 967 pin*. Scoroa: a a n ro n n II.., Hnll.r . . IT# f t M Ml J»hn W rav.r HI J* •* » « J«v Bh*r*n l» Jl UT II* r T hafD 10 101 l i * • ** p . . i K l,id . m m taa m * U 1 C A G 0 , Apr. 27— < * > M##t Will Harridge, of the ■ M S Longue, a mlld-manS ’Man with g Mg atlck in each I yw U rday Mapped Indefinite HhMaaa on tho ' three princl‘ W -tho W aahlitgton b»**b#ll ad tp Myer and E arl Whitehlll few W aahlngten Rena tor* and i Chapman, kwae-otaallag atar - t h t champ Iona hip Yank***. |V handed ladaflnlta auapong after Praildent llarrlilgc i a talaphona confertnc# with pin* Gearg* M artarty and rp.G*i**l to get their rartion* I* Mg fight Monday'. IgVea'l arty mor# l« aay .ar do Row," the American League m-adid s i ha oanght tho firm! ,ta«in for Phllaholphla whore w fll'a m r* today to quottlon MILANE TON T ba §ggTM«iv# campaign of tho Plym outh Motor CorJoaBUon on Ita two now lire* of m otor car* atartod Sort today. Tho Plymouth Corporation bae done tho unutuol by announcing tw o naw motor ror* within a waok’a period, ond both c a n . It waa aaaerUd. are being bo kod by an advertising tm l merehandlolng campaign. Annooncamtnt of Ihe new Ply­ mouth* followed th* rrern t atatom ent of W alter P. chryalar that ho fe lt th at p te u n t condition* *r*r# opportune f"r th# Introdoctlon o f now product*, th o t “ th* m anufacturer . . - "ho offer* unuiual *alue* »g»r»'»>'', ]>' place* h i. fc.rhdt'.H betnr# the people, will he In * P ~ '“ ® »• reallte the gr*»H*‘ ••••’ • ,U fu rth er atatad th*. - » l* wp to g , tho Mil. • - . KWope—"Tbw pro*Wool o f tho hill a r t tarn rigid for pracllcal application Vfcd . . . do not go fa r awough." • y j . . * *. . . Production eaptm l— . Green—“ W# think th a t w eald prota.’V 'yeT y latoreetlgg rxperim eht and »* are willing to accep t; It la oe* w hat tho euUom# woulJ J. WAITS & SON rWI* HOW THEY STAND 8haroa, Jr., of tho Uam totaled M l. Tonight'* matah *1 day hr th* Hoot* labor committo* th# flaw* they thlak ar* ruin* oua In Secretary Parkin*' plana for federal control of p m iictlo n , wage* and hour* of labor. week to |o*e two toe* from hi* right foot when a largo lath* In hi* ahop dropped on **mo. Ed Randall ha* bean On# of th# Im­ proved bowler. In tho loogn# and will b* ml«*#d by hU loam and all other bowlaro Hi th# loogn*. Ho had many 200 aeoroa on th# honor roll. ----------- -N H W W M I I —. . . John latanl# I t* . JJI |*2 *1* it. w in*. Jr. .{»* u » t ; • ;! John Ludwla .|»T Ha I I I t i t Wm l.uhrman H I HI JJI »•* i i m . v w*a*r ta i in n r »n Witnesses Point Out Flaws I n Perkins Scheme Of Control a ** o c ia jio n Total* • - ........1M “ • « » 1,11 Kaoivlll* ra im n ta a ia a m . PAVOK B lL t JoanCrauifoCd^fWi* y ’Rain,'1 ■ LaulavlH* ■HASSfeE—- T h e H « w i.o n claim* Uta.Tttpadpy Imllaaa polio C * la n M * P in t there w ar William Green, prealdent of the American Podera.lion of Labor, who agraed with th* Idea of lim iting work to fl hour* a day fir* day* In th* wo*k but rantendod th at a federal mini­ mum wag* |«w would bo ■ "rioky adventure." Then there waa Gerard Swop*, prealifcnt of Iho General Electric Company, who approved tb* pur. po** of the bill—"to *pr**d *mplnyment'“ endorsed th* mini* mum wage prupoaal, and accepted Ihe .TO-hour week piovlalon but Inxlatqd that rodeetkin hail batter I r ciinlrulletl hy Imluatry Itnelf Ihrm-gh modification of th* ClayIon and Sherman antl-truat acta. WASHINGTON. A pr. 27.— (A .P.)—Matthew Wall. vie* proaldoat of the American Ped* *ration of Labor, t*M tb* Ifnua* lahor commllleo today th a t prepared change* In tha .10-hour work week Mil, *dv#> ■ r a t 'd by Secretary I’erkloo. would make aerfa of American ladm lrlol worker*." H r would dlvldo’th e total num­ WASHINGTON, -Apr. 2 7 . - (Art ber of hour* in. a ilx-m onth period —Hpokrcmcn for organlxed labor by> th* number o f work* *o that i-1 • ■nd huilnre* pointed o at yrater- yqurmoogwAndmoKNOyflLBo. Yesterdays •Results C o a t 8 5 C fe a ts T d u P u f ' saw r V r V ^ ^ S W r llriMiklyn li Itoatnn } i l . c l n n . l l I ; # 1. U iu t* 1. rhicaga-l'ltlaburgh, mwtm'nwt. y*t» _____ i . *wwnit-a.*> lo ao cm • N ow J o y o tu ly H a p p y <’!•* .I*n# ll #t* Loal* * Iwirntt t i Calaaao 4, *la Innlnaet. W*.hlnat*a-Bo*lua. poolpmi^i. W h ile a ll h la f a m ily ln » k » d o n In »at am i a l l H U frla n d a r*N.w Tork-l'hllartflahl*. pu*l- aalii«il»hrn wars iiim ih I, un» m an lo o k lh* p«i ri— *1. rot*. _____ paltt. a«»»*u ln a anti Nfttny fro m hla inriuro.l Jt.lntfe la 41 hotsra and did a o l T H K R N A a a O C IA T IO N It with that famous rhwumatle prtM. mpht* It C h atu ao o e. a. feerl|k|li>n N. w nrleaa* It K aeivtjle LAlUnVu Known to pharmhelala ak N ..h*lll* l | Mill* Ro«k I. Thla ptiWMrful yet aafa remedy la Itlrml.akam-Atlanta, po*la»nvc. wonderfel—l t e pfllnn ,1a almost magical whffg uric arid and other clrculsllng tHilaona cauaw agony and pain—the u r t t a uric poleen • lari" i*» Iravw ynur Ixatly In SI hours. Jual K»t enp IS coni bottle ef Allwnru from Touchlnn'e Sanforu* Inug tV »r any llvn d ru ia la t-II A T T I KB B U B O . M la i^ I n tahe It aa directed and If In If BANK BOBBED view o f 150 paraona Including the hours >our pains hnvsn'l left ynn GLOBE. Arl*c-Two bandit’ widow or th* man ho killed. An­ get your money hath. It worha just ae swiftly with blaitad th# aaf# of th# local drew Prince, negro, waa hang In Neuritis, tfclallra. humhago, and Neuralgia dus v> efmllar cause.— repaired branch of lh# ValUy Bank of Ih* county j*U P#H . Phoenix Tueoday and * ^ * P ^ " l,h 190,000 after locking fir* amnloyec* In th# . v a u l t . _____ _ Rheumatic Cripple. Back To Work Again * — * w m I RATES v Y f YOUR WATCH DEPENDABLE USED CAB **1 L E G A L N O T IC E n*a with th# REEL guarantee, NOTIIM o r aPOLlCATtOM row R^«re Son*. Dealer*. 1U Myrtl* TAX Dlflap !/■#•* *.««!■■ era o i n * « « * » i B lal.lv. o# The ••*!* OI Null** I* h artky.«!*•■ tkal W, It ta iv .ll an# (Irsce U ftv n . pureha«*> a t I - 1• *f Tax CtrlllVcala n *. HIT. Apporon* almllorlty o f pck% lira , thop# onff acme opinion* to tho con­ trary- tlcop oro not oil ollk*. DwcldodtynotlSom orod much forlhoc than uih o o -~ n ff* rbottocvatuo.mOcwiof •’June sntb. taa x I atari*# u k ln o k iw rtt* M ia Nave t o * I a* oauoOa ream Jon* M t I . Jew.’ t o r w l M i n Ikan kavw fallm Car S____ a m .- ____•_■* *--m Itnwr m a h COMMOtraar ld*» that ha* boon mod* hy ?U .I£oo.«#> thorn hy Indopenddot .Ihewad fotor* provo* concluibaoly |h o t U. S. Tiro* ghr# from 7 * to 34l» i s l a otHoogo wt oo gajog cort.Thvo, Ih* very Iffli] you wnra lq buying o U S . Tiro la w ad worth while. Lot ur ojtololn TTMPCACP RUI- K A O N O U A AVK. SM0K1E 'S t u v i N ' v u se ^ TO FIGURE. OUT J PSVCHOlOev HOW AH'S A U K tA H ■-^.CW INGTO J O O tS , . j j^ )A A V MV RAILROAD my offlca'.* »*# i n m *4a -kopllcmtlon fur te» deed tu leeue In ar* ru itkoe* w ith taw. | U agrtltjcatj ii Woman for gonaral ok. 1U 7 DoagUo* Ar*. p**«Jl *mo* 'iruiSr1;.: vsiSss Hacllon IT, Tuwii.hlp II #outm Ita kg* II fc**«. I Aar** . , . . . Tk* *al# l*k# being kM****4 *1 Ih* uat* e l lk* iMuanee *1 *u*k c* / | k > leal* In ik# name , * t * ,R 4 * J Tkamkaak. tnlaaa **M aarlllloalt ak all.lt* r*#**m*4 aocordla# la U « la* a**#‘ w ill laau* tkaraoa on Ih* • ih day ot May, A. t i . l i l t ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric A. �____ __ ■ __ n ■h a m . | & i* • * m tD , r t o a r o i , f r ip a t . a p r il m , i im Highlights Senate Refuses To Accept House B ill for a OnBeer Regulation »l«y tlire U <Continued from Pag* O®#) im portant to me than party er rw U ntiU ." A decleion Introduced In Florida. ‘t a t peace w ith all men and holltZgag, w ithout which no man ahatl Uga tN* L o rd .— Hebrew* 13:14. TUB NBBD TODAY W ith bittern*** 1st’* all b* dons. f W . loat la not regained by |t ..w hining. •'At night w e ll ba no further on f U « s atey aullanly repining, g t e t m atters whoa* tha Mam* 'o r why, ‘ Mlsfortaa* lo w ly ha* besot u#T Ta alt- bsilda th# wreck and cry Tow ard! our goal vqrUl naver v g e t us. In hatrad He# no help a t mill f, WsTa W n g time with alt our itw r ,* t* Sadly; soared ■*, *•’»' Stad stren g th ,' w# save tta m t a ■our •burdens on « i' * • * and atilt our A nd forw ard look and cahaa complaining. 1 W ho bravely new his rare attack s F Shall shortly newer goal* ba I ' gaining. By K d fsr A. Gaest. j' to Inertias the amount of war <hbt p.ymmtte to be acre y ted In .ilrrr u n d w t h a legiaUtion w m rraehed by D***crfltie Ifftdwrw, who l i f t 'd to n lM the t e n from Itoo.ooo.ooo ■ to 1300,0000,000. fe The Republican. Senator Robin­ son, of Indiana, Introduced hie bo­ nus peyment a t a either to Ihn laCation leglilatlon, which, in turn la ponding aa a ilder to tha *dminiatration farm relief bill. He accepted the moolflaatlon a t the m ig ratio n of Senator Long, Dem­ ocrat, Louisiana, but with a reali­ sation th at s . it was. making payment ntandatory, his proposal had no prospect of peesage. As It now stands, president Rooterell, under the amrndment, could pay mf th . bonus with the new cur- In those places it in absolutely essential that sufficient power be centralized tn aome governing body, responsible to the whole state, no that reductionn in the coat of governs ment can be made and no that'some common basin for re­ funding bonds and eliminating individual creditor proceed­ ings can be formulated. In this connection it Is important to note that tho governor’s board, under the provisions of the bill, has no authority to increase operating costs or bonded debts, but only to reduce them. We believe that the real Intent of the bill In perhapa beat explained by the text in Section 14 in which it says that it la “the intention of the Legislature to place in the Board the regulation nf local expenditures and the regula­ tion of tax levies under the police power, In order to pre­ vent excessive taxation and confiscation ot property, to fa­ cilitate the return of delinquent property to the tax roll, to esfabiiah property values and to produce increased revenue for the purpose of preserving the functions of government and for the payments of creditors within such limitations aa a safeguarding of the neceasary functions of govern­ ment will permit , We realise that this centralization of power In Tallahaala opan to grava abuses. Washington at Yorktown could havo sold his Array to lh e Brltish King for k hendrome fortune. ~ President Roosevelt, with the power of life and death over every bank in the country, han Napoleonic contfpl of industry, agriculture, and all commercial life, in the palm of his hand. Shoits, in Tallahassee, if this bill fofa through, could Appoint some nit-wit from Went Florida or Kankekee to* come down here and run this city. And he might run it into the hole. Your fsith In this bill must depend upon your confi­ dence tn Gov. Sholtz. Florida'cities have been struggling With their problems ever since the boom. They have found no fluid solution yet. Gov. Sholtz haa offered a plan. We believe the Governor is conscientiously working for the tax­ payers and the people of .Florida. If you think nn we do you will favor thin bill. Recognizing Russia to the recognition of Soviet Russia by the amendment or not. a* h* see* fit. A fter the Renat* edjourned, tho Dvmnc-atlc leeilsr, Robinson, of Arkanaia, announced th at' th* ITeu blent wav opposed to attach­ ing the bonus to th# inflation leg­ islation. Ha declined to {predict how the vote on the bonus will go, ssylng there was “con.lderabl# support” for It. liletav, who, with another former treasury secretary, Senator Mr* R e fu n d in g Given In B rie f to ld embargo" he do* “T here', no necessity for makla* n a ta to ry criminal* out ol 'V® cllises* of the United S tate, who pWaM to U ka their property T* • a t bo .hope o f gold and u*e It aa they pleaae. goSTl "W e'*e gone beyond the cruel eitrem itlee of the French in the |n _ Si ah teen th Century who made it , nw sa0 pohlahahU a t the guillotine $ m ^ u a n p h n / to discriminate against The g gold. In fa ro r of priatlng pre*. the rei rials. In ta ila g units not in default It He said ferisral reserve note, outstanding today exceeded by la made (b* duty oj each offlcteJ W,000,000.000 (hose of 1929 "in t« furnish tho board with all In­ the daye of prosperity, a prosper­ formation desired, and to comply ity brought about by a stock promptly with every order of the board. Tha board la authorliad to “ Yet we haven't passed a bank make audita or every city, codnty bill to prevent a repetition of 0r district, and lo compel the In­ that", ho said*. referring to hi* stallation of a uniform account­ ing system under the supervision measure now before a Renata of th e state auditor. banking subcom m ittee. Tentative budgets are to be in' Denouncing the section of nf the ". ,. _ ._ i m ^ f f v a f f l f f w r f W H W ’ttu rfw * S w i i f i w r w w ;hss« to accommodate trade, rent" I t doesn’t mean inflation It mber mean* daflatkm. T V rv is nothing ore- in this lew to compel member move bank* to end to depositors. It m eant, almoat a piratyiia of tha ha* farilltlis of th* bank* to aceomoaolj oritte trade." ment U la « said th* provision of th* acre- amendment to Usua paper euro aK t'ren ry wee-the U f»t objectionable. • re“I t I* perhapa the only faster* that will get so-called money Into mod* rirculatlon”, he said. “It merely bond mean* to transfer obligation* of pro- th* RO tsm m ent bearing Interest lition Inin demand obligation*." . terve Forty-four Democrat*, including 0,000 Fletcher ami Trammell, of Florldat e f th t Republicans and the cole i the farraerdaborite, Rhipatead. Mlnr.eroun* sola, voted to retain Ih* gold 1 the rises*. Twenty-four Republican* > nn- ami 11 Democrat* were for ntrlk- rH|-nwver-stojr until - Ik-goes aver th* preclplcs and kills the rlucr. “I regret to disagree with ray colleagues and th* occupant of the White House whom I lov* and respert anil who lias exblbilc.l onpts-alleled ro u to i* in I • ylux to bring the government within its budgetary requirements, but whether it be commonplace or sen­ sational I'm nna Democrat who is going to vote agslnst this bill If every on* of th* other D5 senators vote for it. I may hav* reg ret, but I ahall nsvsy make apologlr* for my arllon. A fter asserting he had written with hia own hand tha plank In t$# party platform declaring “sound money should be preserved a t all haiarda”, ha took up the Inflation adoption, W ra d u rtW . m e * whet# ordered bp the board. Atjter ih* actual adoption of Uw'bodgot, the beard can order farther f*duztiom where it Cmt.rt*. following decUrmtioo of principle Is smbodted la the measure. "The Legislature, sta te 'o f Flor­ ida, recogataes th a t eaceiaire debt and extraragance in the opemttoq of local taxing units and political m bdirirhm s hare increaaed tha local tax bordea to the point that sufficient taxes In many Instance* a re not being collected, to ade­ quately support auch subdlristeaa and taxing units and to maintain the necessary functions of geeem itient therein, and to adequataly support the debt structure of aa»h units; th a t many of which taxing trait* are political aubdirialona are now tn default, and further racagq iies th at the accumulated burden on properties continuing to |my ( s i r s ta approaching n point erf confiscation; th at the adequate support and maintenance of auch units, aa political eubdtslainns of the state, and as gorernmental un> th* ex*rri*lng of adequate flaeal control of the dabts and over th* annual budgets and expenditure, of auch unite and subdivision* should bo placed in some etata Hgen.-y to (the establishing and m aintaining sooqd nnd conserva­ tive budget* and appropriation* therein, severally, and n ftg n a rd Jng and assuring, so fa r a* may ba practical'and within th# ability o f the political subdivision and tax­ ing unit ta pay It* debts and ob­ ligations, both funded and un­ funded. It la declared the policy of the state o t Florida aa to auch subdivision* and unite to txarria# adequate supervisory and adminlitratlv e control and th at I* hereby given to nnd pm cribed In the board of admtniatratloa, com­ posed of the govsm or, th* trap* urer and the comptroller, th* pow­ er*, dull#, and prerogatives herein aflcr set forth. a tftw , pi f POST OFFICE LUNCH S h o r t O rd e rs H ave Y o«r G k a a ra F itted Mmw l i t Reduced price an singta vision and Kryptok lena*. Also all sta ll and modern gold Oiled »«_ D r. H e n r y M eL au U n , J r . O P T O M E T R IS T l i t P a r k A v*. * Iq tka Orient the Chinese cell It g strategic re tre a t; and the Jap* ■ defensive attack. ‘ I f i only a m a tte r of tim e until C M s n w may s ta rt tru st busting among Ih , " W i n tru st.” UioiutnS la g go>4 •4 out te nya n« O ewnunlam w o u l d probablr w erk out beautifully a t long as yna could x*t aome foreign ta v ­ ern Went to lend you th« money to •bay sit tka thing* youf people naod aa HUHn haa.- , thing we tan't undentand g', W%~should allow out Bukeradlter* ta pey thrir war la liner, whan koma of our U t e i 'a l n a i y yroduu. mer* thaq can poaalbly bq oaad. for a settlement. In expressing a willingness to discus* an adjustment of a debt contracted by the preceding and de­ spised rule of Czar Nicholas, tha Soviet* tiive perhapa shown a greater appreciation of sacred obligations than have some ofour former AUleg, such as France which failed to meet Its lait debt payment to the United Staten although being perfectly able to do so. > Aa for the propaganda'which the Third Internationale haa spread in thin and other countries. It In pretty gener­ ally understood that Russia has about given up hope of making a huge Communistic state out of the world, and Is concentrating on making a going concern of its own govern­ ment. To uae the words of the Commissar of Foreign Affa in : "If we .can not make a success of Soviet RussOI, pray tell me what* good It Would do us to spend billions—which I assure you. we haven't got to spend In auch a m anneron foreign propaganda 7 Conversely, If Russia blooms un­ der our system, ho propaganda will be needed." Another objection has been raised against recognising Russia oh tha grounds that it would be an affront to Ameri­ can gUndards'to have diplomatic relations with n country wmen is without religion and family. However, if we based recognition on moral and retfgfous issues we are afraid that we might be cut off frop much of the world. To recognize a country doee' not mean the .approval of Ua governmental theories, or its immoral and antireligious activities- In the case of Russia It might mean that one of the roont potent foreign markets In the world would be made more accessible. Even with all the handi­ caps Which non-recognition entails, the balance uf Russian trade In our favor during the five year period from 1B27’31 was $350,100,000. \ Since then because of the difficulties of doing business and becauss other countries took advantage of the Russian market our trade with the Soviets has sunk to a negligible figure. Russian Imports from the United States in 1982 amounted to only $12,414^)00. fhITe those of other nations Increased croDortlonstely. ' - 'I f diplomatic relations aro resumed the handieape of is and consular offices, which m«ee, ate.; the task ot getting dda due to the absence of trade tflcuttlee of transferring eredtha way would be cleared for Id b e a v o id e d up our fprmer Roland Wtldman, Si. F. P ush aqd Ed Rourk* are fm n en a t« m n m IMW You’ll leva for a Chevrolet than for spy other alx-cylinder closed car on the market. You’ll spend lest on it for gasoUne and oil than you would on any ofher automobile. You’ll aipp spend Itw to keep a Chevrolet In first-dais mechanical condition. go la ■ body, ala« tha Senati brantkea aeeeptlng th . Inv Dy. LJitta, the beloved mlnlal e h * 1* holding a *e>lea of revli aervlee, « the pr«»byterl C hunk, had n blrthdiy yMtardi and In honor of th* event lira . -Martin, of Comfo|t Cottage, », D lff rl A S I m U I A f . . __r " l m * IA/e CSmrtoht S fn d m n l Sia It •drmrthmd a t th* w o tk ft towee*-prto*d " W ill. * t t*4S, i t oortetofy leag raar buy.'* attractive care on the rood today— and the most advepeed car ever to ta the taecps^e Add. SAVE —with 4 7CRWCheyrolet I Martin’s Garage We e ra adding saventy r i equipment to ta tte r aerra tho publle. ta# ua and aav* money. c iu v x o ta v w m * c ^ . n g ra m v , wrote f U f . r i n t BC HW eraaoiley in rite SANFOBD, TWENTY YEARS AGO start while at Enterprise g«rty Then, in addition to saving all this money, think hpw much better off youH be in every other way. You'll oyn a big, comfortable Ptaher Body car—a fast, dependable, smooth-tun- re-emtarkad tad t OraatanotbeebripUptneweijaw tathaCSev * s i,. * * - -« - - eat— -aii i_^ ** - - - - �$.****“ mj * ir •» ;* CJ ,W1!M b •k ****C ** — i -Vf1 «■*x-;V 4 FASR THE 8ANFURP HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, ABPIL M. 19.11 o'clock with Mr*. T. C. Pitihfonl. — "S„1?K-Cr *m. F!i»t Baptist Church will r/a/ A n d Personal A ctivities , ■ ---------- ! * ~ * .H REV. AND MRS. HARDIN AUK HONORED at WITH RECEPTION AT PARSONAGE C a ie n te Smith prcs'ufrtl nt th-* Mr*. Burke Fteete, Mrs. J . B. it gi*ter m th.- binary w hite the C arte., Mrs. H. J . Holly. J r - Mr*. guests signed tiivir mwnr* U[hiii P erl Johnsen. Mr*. U. C. Sperrbi#, attiv a l, while Mr*. N. t). Sinn- Mr*. Clarke Iconardy, and Mrs. ho|*er. .All*. J . E. F u sio n , Mrs., Walter Kalre*. f . (I, l:aie. M *. d. t). Lane). Air*. Among the mlnl*trr< attending F. It. Furker. .Mr*. W alter I..; gyrre: the Rev. and Airs. R. T, Morgan. Mrs. II. II. In n ry , Alt*. Caidweil, and Mr. and Air*. Roland W. K. ’.lai-es. Mi*. T. t . llidt.j Shannon, of Hcrmn S print*, tho and Mri, l*. F. Ilein.ijn c.isislr.l; Pee. ami Mrs. A rthur S. Peek, tho in vntyim ining. Her. Marlin J . Brarn. rector of The tea table from olii.li re Itoly cm** Kpi*rnr*l t hurch. tho fteshment* v.ir-' -etved wav over Its v. J. J. Ketlaghan. pastor of laid wrth all Italum Diet m l walk] A„ i'atm dic Church, ami tb« e nth nml irM crrd with c laigr Rev. J. B. R oot,-m inister of tho silver bowl of pink radune." m ,e*,| Fir*t Congregational Church. la t k 'p ir , gyt *otthiIa, an.l fern .1 I.nrge silvec ran.k'labra holding| liglitetl candle* were used to light the inert. Fiesiiling over the »ii. ver It'd Ml.I enlfe tcrvi.e* w eir:. Mi*. J . h . A leltingri. Airs. "F. AI. Elder. A re. K, A. llarrUn.-, All*. C. A. It line .. Alts. It. J. .pope, Mr*. R. F. t .r*«haw. Air*. I.. F. Ilnunu, nn l All*. C. II. Smith. Among thn»e serving were: Alts. It. I». Caswell, Air*. W. t . Kill, meet 3:30 o'clock with Mr*. II. II. Hill, — ------— —• --------- — ----------- .. . e m ami anti Mr*.m Hardin 1 hv room* of the rawly trdsv- th* I r GARET PETERS, Society Editor ___ Telephone: Office 148 1910 Palmalto Avefuc. • • . I tm tto ir, pte*i.'.*nt of Circle Number One of the Flr*t r '»»»trd- Melhmttst ,m ,lf ’ " MethudUt Church will meet at Magnolia Avemie w ete opene.l *n-. th.- W. ,n- Mi-slonary 'Society, wore for the v«-,a3:30 o ’clock with Mr*. John Aides " ‘Ho ami det-urate.) with a ina>*| M i' anl afternoon d e*s Blown. Ea»l Twentieth S tieet. f «f rote*, lupin, larkspur and o th e r. *‘.tn n S ta g e d n l hand-em bie.dered] Circle Number Two of the N.uin* ft.iwir* in »olt ahwJe* ye»-]of |n»i 1 1 « is compllMer.teil by First McthoiVit Chcrch will n#«t *eiM> aftetm on ami evening fo r’ .r « ■ * B t.ause it was »o well received FRIDAY ■auc of m ise l garat 3:30 o'tlock with Mr*. T. W. •to," i tKr< given front 4:00 i ahoul Mr*. E. E. B'uilwuMh will leave wher. p iesentid la*t week at the p 0Ur „Bc.a,.t play* will bo Prc-. w illiam s, 302 Oak Avenue. '■*>!• ch to t! p'ltock and fropi ‘ .ion f jmorrow for Fernanda In spvnu S o .lh Side Prim ary 8?ring r**tl-i n n tr d at I*. M. a t tha , — Worn’om' Circle Number Three o f the ' * d o', t... k 10:00 o'clock by the M.- Tb • • 11’a dress w o also }a short tin * with friends. 1an'» rt of the sta val, th- Tom Thumb we.lllng d l-.* n ’s Club l luh a* « . a p aart »U le I». f t r | , Methodist Chuirh will meet ‘ - i f Ihc Wontsn'* Mi*-, an iniu ■ 1 a [let noon gown aril one-act U Little T hh ra ra te te rr play play ltour-j l i.f ashes nt rase* recteil by Mi*. R- M. Ma»en. j*. ' one-ael ttle T o u r - j ^ 3 :3o o'clock with Mr*. Jo h n ‘ *ll’: a , J '"v iety of the First Jleth- *•>Mila Christine Stoudvnmire lefljI and Mi** Elisabeth WMlnrr. w ith, n*m*nl*» llumbley, 801 West Klr*l Ntieei. " '• t I1..M 1 in honor of the Krv. crepe, ■ t nas warn with huriaorm Iw for Gainesville tu a t:rn j thv [ today the t ,i*tance of Ml*a Zilla Welsh! A Tom Thumb weiUtn* will be c jl f |e Number F our, o f th r *"d Mi Smith llardin. Over U S .h iim .: . . ■ eris-s. Her *li>>. bier 1ns <tonce* at the University! •d Mis* Erne*tine Westphal. will *iv*n Sprtns .1 nl bright cidot.it . a r ­ J* o’clock ‘ l “ •* c Kirat Melhodi*t C htrch will meet * . I eil d .iin g the afternoon a of Florida. evening. b t aivrn ajpam .o tia h t at 7:30 Melhmli't 1 hurch w ith thr Jl n y at 3:30 o’clock with Mr*. IV. jt. jla m lu th Circle a* aponror. The Thnintotf, West FlWt N trret, il ling th»’ * f i n ' t t i '- l were received n : th r • ’ ! f*. M. a t the ti r * t Melhodlat de,.r t '. '\»t , ‘' (1 ini-bed by , I Mr*. Leo U. n.cmkwe!! plan* to church with the Mary l^m buth ; pub le i« invited. C lrtlc Number Cive ofMke. First J “ ^■ch“ rJ'* •'!' • Ki-cuur meeting of Srmiltolu Methodist Church will nu-et „ 1 ' r' ■:ta on the - u * 1*1'#, mill return tomorrow to Be' hmn. n t | rire fe of Ihc McthmlUt Woman’* Uil«oR, and Mr*. <>. E. meet at I,mine lioine. T hose m .111 1 *'c^. th in Intioilii, Towanda. Pa. a fter apcmliru two] .Mt-eiimary t’oeiety a . *por*or. Rvbeksh . ... . . . . Number K.01 . ly-. 3:.’I0 o'clock with Mi*. J. HroJiv o- 1 lit i. I III, ■ r e .. it ing lire conipow d of wtdka hero with her parent*. Mr. The public ru b l'. j , coniially Incited t o ] " ‘Jl kr lJ ^ '1 “ ‘. A “ ? k Williams, did West Nineteenth and Mr*. F. J . Cunsalez. I n tu n d . nl *ke thM bellow* Halt. 1 midst. Miss MdJri Street. . _________ t , ■ i, ii,| Alt,* \ i>. 8ATURDAY f Among those W.10 will take part All** Mar jot i*. v.r,g r p ,N rT bVV SU m r UV Klr" ' " Mr I’.-T. A. will take The Maty Lombuth Circle o f Mr. and Mr*. l r r J tConllini;, of, in the wedding are: lla r t tn r l Baythore, l.ong Dlaml, N. un- Danner, the bride; Bobby H o ly .1 the First Methodist Chur, h e will • m “v, T 1 ........ 1 •" «h« avhm., 'll^,, • lu<,art auditorium as a p art of the May the g u o ts for a few days of Mr. the bridesroom ; Eutrctm Ann! »«rve a bukevl ham »up|wr ftom l> 11 n m is and Mr*. II. B. l’o |* at th eir home Co*wrll, Judy RhotU*. Eugene I fi:"0 I*. M. lo R:00 I’. M. in the l i t h ° " i r r £ » ! « " « I r . nUj 1’1> l l ' jllh *'"> celebration of ih■ aa.Kaotk.bieatusil A*aiiite.^x»..iMW ^(^|wt*y»m-MIHs»tr,‘"HwH;l'» im|i-*lenwiv-»Jt»itti<»m»M «»«»*«» L'“ .“w’‘“.’\Tnrcriirn iirflr **" V atripti Hammonu, member* of! k ' " H l'V tik Y Final reheirsal for the rommu l .t'V .ncvrt will be given by the Bright , Mrs. C. L. Wynn anil Mrs. W. II. the bride’* fjm ily ; Herman Brum- j ; y ’ ^ St.r r ir r mty concert s^ n so re d by the sponsored bv Siivinri of Storafl (pent yesterday in TIUs- ley, be*t n u n : P atty Hclldit*. lU y -1 j_r(||tae of „ uly l ro „ Episcopal Music Department of the Won.| V r.rtm e n t ,.f the Children vltla attending a m eeting' o f the niond Reel, Nancy Coll urn, * , j Church will »tage "The I'naealll a n , H u b will take pl.ee -(«:<**. WumuTt.^ * Tt,K , t 8:,.,. P. M. at JlfR iing Hand ’ Society a t the Hofmann, 'M argaret Mycr*. aril Thru* I'ricff Groupn Methmlisf Church in of the Resurrection” , nt 7:30 1*. .’. J*,k •* ,hB P1r,t Metbmllst (hr «4^le of Mr*. IJIa Rose. Hugh t^imb, member* of .the ,M. at Ihc chuirh. The public is inUlt * u n M in v (fietirutliin of Music Wwk. lull'.■groom’s family. . v * r .u 1. Th«* Atolhrnn I’ln— <*f IhF KlM tiled. $ 1 9 5 — $ 2 8 5 Circle Number One of the Pres. , r h e n h veil ...eel nt ii u> John Amb* has returne.l from AIim M artha Prrklne. Connie MOM) kY, , 7 fr," n Aaalltary, Mr*, t . < . ,, „ ,, , h, hmllI, the Atlantic Const Line ll>, pitul McCall, Shirley Kick, Rose Marie Circle Nmnlier One or the F irst (Mhsm. 2M I Illy kvelr at Waycm**, (la. where hr has 11. Hock, Ito lJ x Jim I ruclor. Ray $ 3 9 5 . WKHNKABAV. been retrlvlng Itealm rni for the Fox, Jr., Ralph Betts, Shirley llaplist Church will meet nl 3 :3 0 , ^ w' *• clock at the home of M r.. I’^ l'w t•«» A»r fj,,. board „ past two weeks. Sm ith. Ann Wiggins, l>oris Wil- o’clock with Mrs. J . S. Thorpe " • off j|„ . t ;anli-rr r i I nils-, with Mr*, lafhmnn and Mrs. of Sunfoiil will meet at I' l'i A Value* from $2,1)5 to $8,05. |iam>, Martha Hill. Robhy John­ WelnVn Apartments. C andire Hells a* boslessr*. This Include# every h at” RT Circle Number Three of the Mi at (be borne of At'* b . t Mis* M argaret Clark, 0/ Klcu- son, Ralph Wight, n n j Uriel Cirvle Nuiidiei' T wo of *h,‘ WalMin, I! ' ■ Court, lain heoit Ihe store. Alwolulely noth­ First Baptist C h u n h wilt meet at benville, Ohio, who ha* been visit­ Rlourt, Jr. ing reserved. Vo al solus will ho given by 3:30 o'clock with M rs. C. W. h'or- Fre*bytrriaii Auxiltaiy, Air*. Ii. will bo 1 rvid at noon. ing friends in Tampn, has arrived II. Blown, chairman, will meet nt here In be the guest of her grand­ Josiphine Russl. I’rrerding the rester, We«t First S tm -t. Circle Number Knur of Hie . ,:,m " ‘‘ bwk nt the ............. All mother, Mr*. K. 1*. Bullock, for u rt-em ony Mrs. Frances A. Hick­ RENT • hort time. son will give a prugrnin of usie. F irst Baptist Church will m eit at J. N. (.illnr, |201 Pilmrlliv Ave3:30 o’clock in the church annex. n .e. w ith Mr*, tilllon mi ,I All*. E. Circle Number Five of the F irst I- Miirruw *- hostesses. MKKTIN’t; I’OSTI’ONEI) Mrs. E. A. Osborne, o^ fValn, Circle Number Three «f the Suti'rday 5:311 In 8 :18) Baptist Chuirh will meet at 3:311 orij of the cast of character* in At*i*et* ii .la The meeting of the Seminole o’clock nt the home o f Mrs. R. W. Presbyterian .kuiiliary. Air*. W. vtfvNfOBD t h e one-act play g i v e n by A. Zoelury. rhalim nn, util mrcl the Ocala Llttlo T hrater here las: County Chapter of the American I.melon, 308 Park Avenue, with Plltinr .1 1 M l In W e s lr r n iln lo n nt liOn o’elork nt the hntne of NTs I n la h i.J# .tiw g ttrs t.u f .Mr*, J ,.B . Red Cm**, whi:h wa* achedulrd Mr*. J. C. Mitchell n* hostess, ---- I L - U n u r , —lil.v - Perk.. tH rrfr-N rm ber - S t r - o f - th r - F in t Ray, a t her home o>i I'alm rtto to lake place Monday, May I, h f l been postponed until a later date. Baptist ( hurrh wbl meet at 3:30 Avenue, with Air,. (Icim r nnd Avenue. Mr*. V iitnr tireen n* hosles.e*. ,'Clrelo Niimlier Five ntf the Piesbytetinn Auxiliary, Mr*. W. C. E riik su r, thalrnisn, wl.l meet st -1:00 n'rhii'k at thr Inline of I Mr*. K. K. Stein, £'!lh» paliiieltn Avenue. I iieli- Nl Ollier Six i f the |'u bytrrlan A usiliaty, Alt*. It. H, Walthnur, cluirma-i, will-meet ni 4:1)0 Ii’eliv k at the I...... of Mi­ ll. II. Furdnn, HUT We-t T w inli rth S treet, with Mrs. Fur.'io nod Alts. J . i', 11nti-h■4«'M Ifw htt-h-sc* tfk sd a y . Circle Number Sev.n of lli,. First Methodist Chm-h will meet ill 8:181 p. At. Mt the home of All-. Henry Russrll, dint n-,k AvSmie,. with Air*. Russell nml Mrs, g, William* a* hoslrsses. Ilegulnr mrellng of Seniimd.-f High .School IVT. A. m il take place a t 3;30 o'eb* k in Hie slml) hall at the school a nd will b,. precrdeil Ivy n Isinrd meeting nl 3:1,0 How can you anjoy the m ovies o'clock in the auditorium. Ih.I mIIh lion of offierr* will he a feature when you’re thinking about to­ of the regular meeting night’s dinner? How c an you en ­ Regular meeting of the Cram- >e r s o n a l s Tom Thumb Wedding To Be Again Social Cakndat HATS REDUCEDII 1 S pecials SA ND A LS 1.45 to 1.98 S UPPER Hi-Grade Bakery T ir e t f e t t t H WELBORN’S HERE'S NO FUN f o r i h c w om an w ho'i M EET 5 ffAS NOT CUT QUALITY TO MEE1 TODAY’S “ WAR” PRICES ■ Kitchen-Minded'! BUY NOW-----PRICES MUST GO UP Greatest Tire Values Ever Offered joy a pleasant afternoon’s driva when you can see the ro ast burn­ ing in the oven? It'a no fun to get away from home when you m ust carry its w orries with you. Made to w ear P R IC K S IZ E . $ 5 .6 5 4 .5 0 -2 1 4 .7 5 -1 9 ..................... 6 .1 5 6 .7 9 5 .0 0 - 2 0 5 .2 .5 - 1 8 ............ b . . . 7 .4 3 lit her ttlSrw 1* •■|M t ll$ll» 1«•1V la" w SIZE________________ I’HICE 3 0 x 3 V a r : $ 3 . 3 . 5 i . r , 0 - 2 1 .......................... 4 . 0 5 4 .7 .5 -1 9 .......................... of Tire Construction i. / Race drivers know tire*. It is their busine** t» know tire*—it means lifa or d eath .to them. The«c men knew that a (Ire th a t holds all world’a rec­ ord* on mad and track must be a m aitcrpieee of WW construction. They know It must have superior materials, m ui; be scientifically designed, and • must be made by m aster tire builders. T hat la why Firestone high speed tires are first choice t f race drivers and have been on winning car* fo r IS coaaoculive year* in the 500-mile Indianapolis lace. 4 .4 5 PRICE SIZE MASTERPIECE ........... $5 .5 0 4.75-19 ); si* ,5.00-19 i. 5.25-18 .. ............. :... 6.€ 0 t*th#r 8lir< ’lopurtliiiiftlrty Iais 9 ^ BOYS* With electric cookery you can place an entire dinner in charge i of the time and tem perature con­ trols of your oven . . . a n d forget it. You can enjoy a carefree after-. noon and retu rn to find your din-^ ner cooked to a turn and fit to tempt the appetite of a king. S p o rt O x la rd a K'(ht Iof *11 ouidoor occa­ sions. Lraiher ail*, hall rubber heel. 1 .9 8 I'ructUiit nnti Po|iiilar MEN*C"r Sport TrouserH Aek any employee or y o u r favorite e le c tr ic d e a l e r a b o u t th is time-saving, certain way to cook. 98^ Plenty of wear, sturdy workmanship and smart ini ugh for tireaa ptirnde ^lEC TR IC tTY .Y O U R CWtfHT SERWN1 PRICE SIZE 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-18 fHlur JNllva w e ll I .. ............... $ 4 .9 5 .................... 5.27 .. .................. 5 .9 5 |'re|Mirtluii«l$t]r Iaiiw Firestone Tirm—Firestone Batteries Firestone Brake lining—Woco Pep Crosier Radio* and Electric Refrigerators Tiolene Motor Oil—Washing and Pulitthlng—Greasing First and Elm Phase 893 H ere’s a Winner! Men't Sport OXFORDS Some with ventilated ’/• H ri h M ft m*\fm |* t> **«J • upper*. [.r a th e r sole, h a lf ruM w r heel. !•'me v \n rk in an * h i|s| P in* w earing r|iraltly ! J.C. PENNEY CO. 212-214 E. lat SL *#**!•*11* * * ■* -•* *fl <»*!• f i ' ' l l ' i f YOVB l T H R IF T Y 4 T H R E E .? .,! BATE MAKES COMPLETE ELECTRIC S VICE ECONOMICAL *•*< * �’A ff THE SANFORD H ERAlS, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FOUR NEW YORK PLANS * Circus DRIVE TO CHECK SPEAKEASY EVIL brewery official* have rurisl they probably will have alxiot IPKlU bnrril* rvndy within • short tiice. hut that it might hr- two n‘r, three wreks before onler* can V* fillcil beretivo uf the time re-pi re'I lo get permil*. rev en u e staibpo and olher detail* workr,| out. | I’rle r II. Miller, (rdlrctoc of In. Irrnfll revrnue for L'lorHe, raid yiutlcrdoy he wa* rt-udy lo ri-tufederal prim ilv the niitlute the d a le law lierimu-s effective. No D i s t r i b u t i o n federal permit* can I* given un­ til that tlnMu I ’ Jv JA C K SfiN V Il.I.E. Apr. W.-bV> 7 h e retailer of b ier me *t pay —The burning quc-diori on lh>- Untie Sum AiU n year. IV retail I|ps o f Ihow who thirst f»r legal■(wine be |!|II*I pay RTi winqnlly. h te r in florid* i* -'When will we W hole-oler-' liren-r for I la-er I* ggt b«*-r after Flrtrldn'* h-pa Irving |HH nnd for Wine IlfMI. 'flu- Ifi-r measure > laconic law ?'' loniiurnrliiier iou«l pay tb p fs-dei ,'irhoM- who intend to supply Id'"* «l griverttliieitt LtlHiil nnnoVilly. tp the public m n 't on » e r the ttli-ter term* of tin- taxation lilol ipteslion exactly. regulatory bill whi»h Im* 'te'1 yet i,Thera in a lot of r i-J tul"- he fore pa - sr-il Hie 1s-yI-liltlire, i ilie* nn-l fkrer ran lw ifir|N*!»wf«l, An»l ttiffr ■(mintie mny levy lose* ie|a In Ml It A trt|»firirtt ufiiirf«K»* u f M 'f. pereenl nf I be stale Ins. Nil row A flrr tin- la-gi-lulim- del or Iid lie. rknnw.. vrbiil the slate Ms will be What tases ami legulatory mcas until the House and Semite iron life* will Is- thrown around Ihe roil Iheli dlfferen es ond |»i*s Ike tiger b u x in e Ihe ronipiroller** of- I final bill. Tin- measiltv m*w i i in “iTite^rrm rettrn-Trm r^-entwkM m we' pitrmit fnrnn nnd slump! nnd nrl Ire whlrh drsirrs lower tfi»c- than Upon appliealinn U th o s e prescribed by the Urinate Them have Is-en ru n n o - llial • That isn'J .ill. Iricrjr brewer, dh'desaler anil retailer lino I go -eiernl ships loaded with fnretgtli through with tin- Mime permit Ix-cr have Im-cii hovering t off the lireredarr to rulfill fedyrnl rrgil- roast nwailing pa-sage *if Klorltnne. Anil then » supply uf le e r >ida'* Irgaliiing m easurer, tell no one Inis Is-en nW* to verify the i«uvt bo obtained. lielnrt* thnl I a riot* 1 nf heel ■iusve been sent Ip. port idlic-,' os­ tensibly for rsp o rt, - hurt til Iro|iem-i| for domi-stlr roitnunipt ion when la-er Iincomes legal also la k roiifirmatlon. Aegean sea area S undiy now tals till person* in R ot a.-t u Ihalvrane-e Islansls. Apr. suit of further se a 'rh of the im The death toll from tlo- The number of Injure-1 e v e r ke which slru rk this iiWI fer*(ins._ STORES U IV V h i i 1 D - v * W A R R E N ?. „ o | e T 1 L A K E M O N R O E W . MHOT M .| |> |{ O N K 2 0 0 .T Corn Beans 1 1 / COM POPN D Lard 1 - CrystajW edding 1 N o. 2 C u n O ncunla :t ('miM P O R K ttm l I L lm .' ■ H . K. W E E K L Y 1 7 0 0 W . !Hh H I. | P H O N E 85(1 10/ -I N o .. 2 full!* Oacptrin Oats - 1 9 / No. 2 [ j G un O vi-rnen f 2 5 / | Limas 1 0 / fi.'i-o*. pkg. f1 Kraut 1 0 / *r.s.. M.S O /•nitd Sardines 10/1 12 nz. phtf. Kvn|Mruflul Everyday M ILK z( Peaches 10/1 Ut. Jam Dill fl ta ll c a n s 5 / a. Cherries 1 ^ / 1*2 11/ . iik g T " K e u p o ra te ^ i A p ric o ts 10 / 1 ,IJb. Jur pi'Siiiit i Pickles 1 7 / 2 s m a ll c a n s 5 / PtM. Ovt-ruc-Jt (irapu Whole Grain 6 Lbs. Butter 1 0 / No. 2 Cun Oversea Kidnty Juice__ 1 3 / Beans 14 Oz. (llitHs APPLE. - No. 2 Can Oaceulu Strbig Jelly 10/ t)t. Doltil- Ovcrtu-tt Syrup 19/ Mr. Gmalliur Candy We Appreciate Your Ordera Large or Small Hulk Pints Better F«hhI L M ayonnaiae 2 5 / ri n e g a r Giillon 40/ Beans 10/ 10/ 1 T . 1 1 i-in * . *, Salmon 1 0 / wm ALE 19/ B u tte r J 'p q il G in g e r n tS r nalnl. I b i n l on St Jsiaraja h w hlah.r; io c J I|u«nir. >-• ■•«** O T J t lo We*»> w ,V»! “ ‘‘E m * * h* rantoul ai lEDUtriel) t t r i ’a f i s f ! a«i?,.T.U,Jrt^as"ir:: 1u«litr. I-l* doi l-HU.I*. , im w Tbl* I- Ik- l u l f.eu lar c lr r y n m n <•• ii- Inoml from ik- IU*fon* -iffl>-—(-urine Ik* u r.-.n i »**mm . Kuilk-i r.ev tU mm n t n , mail. In **»nr*4 l.r n M n n h ii Ik* glor. 14a M tatr M .ir h r iin i llu r r a u . I l l Hi. Jam — IIMa. Jj< k.nm lll-. Hurl-la; " f I t M aynard l*vl«r»oir, llr a d .n lo n , rtartdo. Horn. llmr* l,.fur* |k* ,<p.ntne of Ik* 1111 M in in , a ii n m a i ) run • uinioa i«m|iW« *lall*llrul data for lli* p r-.--l n-avon, will br puhll*h*«i Tho*. *k»» * lih « ropy uf Ihl* H iH M ir anff hat* not almady mail* r.-|u .,l fur m m i Id Him Han foul i.ffm . .hould ,,n d |h*lr r*«1 »>*l in |h« tlar.su of Aarlroliur- c u rn s changes HBSinBNfK, TOPEKA. Kan.. Apr. form er Vice -Presidsot Charle»;» tu rtle baa M r n J n o ti« of wi (bingo In hla legal'Tealdenee f w i t j Topeka, whew ho lived from n i l j boyhood. to Waeblngton, D. <C. *»la were feeling the firat effe.ta of the abandonment n r the gold standard horn In in advance of ‘£ c«nta a loaf for brrail and uf I S eanta a pound f«r augar. Iho [at(a * a r t . , MuisswimkoAiuililo it-Uu.liwy -i cl ion of Ihe iew Inw which pro­ vides fill* levorntinn uf llirnae* on ‘■(onviilion of the llcensae o r hi* agent nr employer for selling any I legal brer nr other ilfrgal bev­ erages tin Jlie I'rrniivca licensed." The farm er New York City polire commissioner imkrnted th at It would be posslhle under state enfniientrnt to strike Ml racke­ teers who attempt, to "m uaile In" with the sale u f Iwer from wild' eat liiewcrics. The law, he -aid. rntltle* tbnV lucr drinker to a I .S A T U R D A Y . A P R . 2 9 th n n d M O N D A Y . M AY lu l . Celery M arket Reports Through courtesy of the U. 3. Department of Agricul­ ture In co-operation with the Florida State Marketing SfUMU- R f Winfrey, Sanford repwaentative. ; ALBANY A. *Ui*e enforce­ ment drive t» eslerm inate speakrasie* Is b. imr planned l>y C h air-1 man Edward I' M drw.ney, of Iho Alrohollr Beverage fo lllro l Board., “ Person- aim *11 l>cer w ith -i t: n tale liiin o .nnd who also ■ I Ij-pior''. he aid "eiprwe them -, elves lo » •* nidi- hasaed. -They tvtd Id- emit* Of violating the* state a* Well «.* the federal law* Person* who m e litensed to *ell| .Irry and ttre raught selling liiiuor ” will lose tiieTT'Id-rr nTVn**-* and will lie subject 111 frdi-ral ptose- ? JO H N A N D E S 1 2 0 th a n d F r e n c h 1 R H O N E UIOK Fat) Girl Goes-A-Shopping Lcjjali/.atinn Of Beer He e s Enforcement Of .State Dry Law luch Red TapCrPossic ilc Shortage M a y ■Delay One Idg biew rry in tile Middle West hn:i repoiled II Is tKl.lHHl.lMHI bolllr* behind III lt^ onb-f-r duss- lu the rush for lieer In lho*e -tales where it ha* u-eri legal mo l of tjil* month. Order* have lu-en plared hy Kkirida tlirtribnloi*, lull there Ii sits bleu when and-how mu It beer ran bj^ *hip|wJ Into the a ta lr, j! Only urn- kiewcry l i In operation In F lat Mu, * liual one, with it rn parity of StWlO barrel Ii week. Th" FRIDAY, APRIL M, IMS „» t r a i l 3. l l a H l o r d ». n a i i . i o i i I, o ir w o ile a ra i e ^ «■ s*-—** erion^TiaX annourrad an fncr«sS 5 t S g y ^ H ^ p j w K f a S w ^ { | - S i % C iS ^ ^ S ^ jir ,r ,irl " of W point* In price. in grnrral, however, retail priori ate atill unaffected by the rla* in wholesale and commodity p rt r» and l a r g e department utorea have made no general 18c RED SNAPPER mark-up in the price* of their merchandise. Trade association observers reported a marked SEA TROUT lb . ___ 10c Fri. & S at *-‘scatalor come* to Ihe ahl of quarter-ton lady. Dev pile th e f .. t It—* (ho only I hi sue HU* Itulll I’onUco, ftlagllng Bros, fa t girl ran '-cj ready made la a handkerchief, ahe lake* lline o g to do her -r-'n -r shopping during Ihe New York engagem ent of the big show. k.;=* ro n liro tips Ihe scale* at S07 1-3 pound*. :t.i by weight and 4 percent by volume, and all beer which I* nthriw ise I-Xpn.se* toe person sell­ ing It to ptnwcatlon. ’ Ymi -igard the law is an enf-inerueiit law, tlm 't youT” Mr. .Mulroonry wa* a«ked. “It I* positively an enforcement NEW YORK—Acting lo che.*k luv.'*, he replied. any attem pt at prufiteerink In "Then you intend la have a fowl for New York Cltjr’* million* Jm _ iicIiJH ttL cnforcsmrjJl _ a k on His: atreogth-uf the federal “r». ivy?" he wa* u.kerl. flation" poliry, J . K. Kyan. puhllc "W e'll work one out", he suid. market* eommlsaloner, ha* or­ "We intend to have few but *uuttd dered hi* ln*peetur* lo make a an-l svrsible regulation*.” dally eho h of food price* in the Mi. Mu looney raid he was con- s-ity market*. fid-ut the ronliol haatil'* inspro The departm ent will keep the tin lul -tulf would have the cm public informed on cheap fooduVeratjon of the lo. at jiuli- t- every- .tuff*, Mr. Ryan said, and If where In fhe *flilv. price* rise on certain commodities, "I urn |Hivitivc the New York will advise Iho purchm-e of lowerIhty imiIIci- will vo-oper4le''i he priced substitute* b-«* In dv<nid, with n giiii. umol. Meanwhile »!'•' I""1*1* bu<’’ A.hctl whut r|H-cific duties thr­ ill pt florin I xtnlf vvmi lit perform, violation', subject lo mdre one penally, it would not In- -mill’ll and leplini: -'ILu.t, (JiHis* a* Ui«y mag bsi dpuble jeopardy a* that terpre'.ril when piohlhltton a.-slgred to." Ho said that it would U- the wrio prosecutes! jointly d ly of Ihe Inspt-I lorn lo rsaniinc sln'c and federal atalutea. nil lice need pti-misc* wilh n-gunl Referring to « derision in which (o Ihi-ir fitnryn a* pbit-r* of bu*l- it wa* held that u prohibition a r­ ni-rs, Hit-ir baatlnn anil whMlu-r r e t by n member of the slate poor lint Huy wi-iv lu-ing roniXicti-d iico wa-. illegal Intcaiise the officer in ucrorilarir with ti-giilatlon*. If wa* without authority to prosecute th iy fmind Hurt illrgut licyi-riigi-a for a federal offense not recog­ wen- ln-ir.it w ill In litensnl place* nised under the state law, MrIt would Ire their duty to pim-i- Muliooney explained that a mem­ cutr, ber of the state inspetInrial »laff. Ifndrr no rircuin*tances will working on n sta le law violation Hie number* of the ia*|M-rl»rial could prosecute for a federal law stair interfeie with or attnmpt In violation iCscnvrrcd in ih ; perprusreute for violation, nf frd- finianu- nf that duly. i-tal law where the slate law I* lint Any polir* officer, he auid, l.eirg violated, he sab!. If Mpeak- stopping an aiitoniohlle on a tra f­ easlcs veil lopuT and llo not mil fic rh aig e. aril while in .he pir* freer they will liut lo- midi-.lcd hy fornmnie uf that duty discovering the *tite i-nfutrrment Im pertors. a federal prohibition law viola­ If, however, the 111*pm lorn ure tion, could prosecute for both. H* itivenliguling Ihe illegal sale ■of cspla>ned that where a federal lu er mid fird that liipior I* being liquor law violation la found dur­ hoIjI nlvo, the pioprii-tirr will Im- ing an investigation r of a state prm eroted under Ihe statu and le e r law violation, the inspector feit-ral law*. A discovery of th at ur officer would tu rn the federal kind might to mmli- In lirenseit or casa over to Ihe federal author!unlici ti|ei| prvmlsra* 1 lira, but that he would be the tne While It wuuld inviilfe a double to make the complaint. SHRIMP B r a u n A M u llet 6 lb s . 26c lalu I. I-Dlumbus I: Itlckmond In 1-UUburnh I: All*ni* lo l-ltuburgk I. l-.iinniar Varda 10 Uoslon 1, to lUlllinnr* 1. ^ KtamieMrK h iv k u h io n *: im tumac Yards to L'blcsgo I: Turoalu In 1-r.iumbus I. TKUAMHHH UIVKIUHUKUi Nash- Action Is Taken To Check Any Try A t Food Profiteering F . D . R . . J. WAITS & SON «*t It Hit. ««- <M Hanford Av*. Phene M* M O N T H F A I T H In t h e f u t u r e . D E T E R M IN A T IO N dence. to b ro a d c a s t c o n fi- ' , R E V IV A L o f b u s in e s s . r i Li " i,K> —Begin* ihb week In kO AftT Raid with n *long H a/of extra'apedal' VaJuea UeliJg oliered! ' Pint Jar WXIE CR' A L — F in e s t, O fp n u la te ^ s V* l a i ^ i R ttK a .w L b . P a c k a g e o f O u r ^O w n B le n d Del M an I t BUeed P IN E A P P L E TEA A ",u,Er No. 2ft Can 15/ a APRICO TS (irp^ckmother’a 3-ljgycr, 16 Oi, . , — Dellcloua Assorted Flavors RICE—Blue Rose, 5 poondo.............— A S P A R A G U S -T IP S — F a n c y , p ic n ic can . S P A R K L E — G e la tin D t a o r t / p a d u g e ..... U p iT lin in il^ n X ^ ^ PBACBHS—Iona Brand, 2 Ma, Eli cana. BAKING IMWDER—Qualtar Maid* 1 It HiRPVATElt BOAP-Wrtrt»i § cakes Beat Grade White S P E C IA L — AAP*8 'RICES! ic Poti nil Oh-coIu 19? COFFEE YuutiR Tender Steer ST E A K Lb. 8 O'Clock Lb. 17/ PotatoeslOlbs. 15 / Fancy Yelld* C o o k in g 'e a n u ts 1 2 oE canM ( wheat. And Sbrvddvd Wbhsf brings thorn »U so you—raady «aokad*nadlFe to Ml. Watch this VITALLY DIFFEgENT b a d bias* you with energy, make you feel it's great to be alls*. I t '^ f W to eat, too, with milk o r cream, with fresh o r preserved frail. IU«o it im breakfast tomorrow. Let's see you d o ’ h.D *dJ „ v •COLD STKEAM lb. L A ||B CHOPB. Ib.., Shoulder Roast, lb. . �,N . , rt. THE Sa NVOSD HBHALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 2A 19.11 Hones MEMOS PAGE FIVE DEBT FUNDINGTeachers Stand (information Given ’Armor)- Robbed BILL APPROVED UpBukere Who About CJivil Service O f 75 P i s t o l s BY MANY HERE Wait At Dinner And Ammunition NFliHO CONVICTFII, NEW YORK, Apr. is. „Pi l.loyil Price. ‘Jn-yct* -ol I ticK'. was (<*n.i,-lfd nf m .r d rr Wc,ii >- bn bv a Brooklyn Jury. Price waa e.c^.-d of violating ard nrnr.Vrini ,-i..year-old Helen Starlar I r*t Jan 2J. "I>o yoa w ith to m u te r tab* l l i r . I ? 1* ro r * T » r o i m , m aking!" aiked Ml*. M .btl WllM>. O. ) |. tlarrlaon, acrertary Mr*. Oladjra Ada • r ile t ’uised State* 0*11 Serv. „n w i j n • 'i " * nf . " ah aon and Smith, ham* economic* ttarharu Heard of Examiner* at Iht• l» , h l » l i ( U r n that .‘Contiaw'd prom Page On*I (Cootinned From P a re One) Seminol# Hlyh S.’hool thla li’.al pu«t I'lficu, h** full infar■ * * » ) J# n * a « I « I in t r r u t . in '( f t *1 I- mm Page Oncl I ■ « J •# Mini, morning whan tbap rrlra ia d * Ilka Frcddent Rooaraalt and Cov- lunch w ith you," R aym rr ad- mation cgankr.g appliiatjuns hn.l I, ,..ke„ off nn.l the I 1 « <*• t t t t <t*jr o( April, "We which p»w mop be enter#,! for the d t i l : I H at a t Ik * tlm * of h i, ■roup of rrripaa th a t tan br mad* •m o r Sholta do, that wa Dead a dreaaad th* aix banker*. • ■at. front offices and i W t a n w it* klffl a u r v ltln * bp purrhaainp product* from “naw deal" In our farm e f goe- shall b* happy to meet you thi* poaltiorj- ,tf Junior pharm aci.i aivl ilb a r r a* a r* a n 111l*rl to n , AtDfFI had leen forre.t open, arnmant. k'urther I bailor* th at Herald ad rrrtiM n i. afternoon in the hoard room of • r hta w la i* in ib r „ r a- «t#T. p horm acautk aide to fill J. c;. MiniAKi. Corner Sernnd and Palnetto Kb Tt that Ih r robber oi ----------- t o l l ; ; m a t at t b "The anawor lb,” th* tracharb anything that „ Abi* Kannar any bank. W* are grlpg back to »u in .,. )n the U. S. Veterans' ------ lb ho 1*11 no p * rFiacre Rohm.au glr* tlm* paid, -Ua* rood logrrditnla, mraam.urnL *Stul hi j th* Ctty Club where our full com- A.In,ir ir .itio n a n d ‘In the Public •• b* a p p o in t..I A Jm ,T i­ b i* * M *I* ; Ih a rsfn re . u rt tham accuratrly, m il Iham thought to i* a thing th a t f th» "t. broken into was mitt** a«mlta u» and plan* to Health Scrviir, PRICK ATTRACTS------QUALITY SELI-S yreaaat* a r* to a o llf r a ll p a r- carafullp, remember th a t baking being benefit* to the taxpayer. A* I <hnrtly aflr- .Mr, e a t lunch. ataraaiM l in tka m a t * or ih<Th,- c ilia n ,a aa'ary for l h e ! ',*l'>" m ( la v a a ) Jon**. <*m> 4* . fa a , Im portant aa m iiin r a caka, a m atter » ( fact T told Bob Holly Imd rotified I ’uptaiia H* auggaated a araalon later Jiiiu," ph&rmacUt ta |2tMhi per Robert ■ <• n a b * a p p il and than hand!* the ra k r with before he left th a t If h* got Pluck yaetarday afternoon, hut taid h<- yea and that for th* aaalslant 'Wash i-n. the iHilire and ether Hop o f aa ld m on a problem, L eot* a« Able waa toM tlm banker* "had other She Ile d ! Inm Shelled 1'iowdcr ‘ Shelled Kngliah b b tb a i f f «»<-■ — , . , i —hi m i . ear* a ftrr bnWng." off! la • ihnrgwl with Ih" m iHin. jiralio a on or tvslor. u * lath Kannar to U i on It. That** *n- buainaaa" and would m eet them pharm acr.tlc aide I* 91420 a year. '•ihtlitv of Ihi* properly hi thi'1 liar* ar, the rfgipea: , __. <1 b U ,.A . LA l* u . In iha u n ­ StU ilr* name,I ar* aubject to a doraament enough foe any tax- next weak acme time. ' Anbal Food Caka do tig*** ■>' **~v- 1. arm ,) , )t wa* dlacovere.l thnt , Jgduction ,.f not th axeerd I a a i C u a l r . F lo r id * , a t h . r o l.» a d P C V .'1 * • ANCSL FOOD CAKE . ^w re^''tk i» weak th# tqlliUnl .k ^ 'c n ij i* a maaaure of economy, the e •tel« cirtsl ammunition iv«*rr | ail lairation will bo rrantfd tn 1. Henry McLamlln. local Jeweler, h i lb tradllar n* Min* o th .r fit n*i- cup* augar; t - t t. aaltj I t, .'tram ----- - V xRIKtI ks o f AIM'i'.KJL-----ALL T h IcE s - I taacHara Knv*' burat unannounerd *a,'l"n retirvmant deduction ot missis a a p ro .Id * it liy g a rtlo n ; « « . *al<i - r .l rath er not exprasa myThe 'milling, being « atm riHim •piled O aa.ral I*** <>r KWida. of ta r ta r ;'! cup agg whit#*; 3-4 t. ratf on th* raiUpct baeadi* I don’t intq lohMaa and office* of Ihr three and one-half percent. SK EK IFSS *anil la; 1-4 C almond extract. I l*Tf. foe Ih ■ -*-ote i ef Nat (oral ilnmr Bfg F lea1* bank*, •eranadad the Sift flour onto, m en d rv , and know rn tittb about it- th e r e m m 6 a l* d at H anford. P ln rid a , th la i article ai)k pro* Moots with deri.lve f tfli*s, ■ i h n« thre*. hut l M f l a t M f o f A p ril. A . I f i * » . lift four mora time*. Ttrat *gg to b* point* fad and agalnat I t JAM. u H ir a itii.tr, aong* prevtauajy rehrarard I n ■n.l q h ., paraphernalia. Wft* C o u n ty J u i* * n l is*n ,lii»l* white* and **lt on * l* f(* r plat­ What wa need more than anything ; given a thorough fnspe, . n l»y open a ir n«M meetings, ami in C im iiir , K lo fM a . te r with fla t w in whldi. aim la tome n o t of n ic a m * that Whan NEW RERM litrA i (iuu<d rtffi.-er- and the poll, foamy, add erram n f ta rta r anJ will get our Bon&d debt out of adreral Inatnnce* forerd the hank preeldant* fur the tak e o f pence forr d. tMinn rra ht'il liu t ihr th* way. I t n a y 'b * th a t th* bill continue b a a in g until agg* are KI# tto iro f oirirrm for the c<»m- -nrtlnnn rr nn«l ’•iipply r»» m** wrr%* ■tiff enough t# hold up In peak*, will bring about ’ everything but and ordar to give them a brief fio n n e op n n M t 't i h r , t h,,*e h it wrn* rn ih IIllTtSl abdlenca.' |M l ta i a a u n w » I H » .w u a » in min. >»ow‘t benefit by It after all." NEW REI» Mat Ira lb haraby (l.« n that n*i.*r S ite . fully, tw 0 tablwpoona a t a time, and In . yardtaibb# of that r.rtbln final daaraa hf faraelnour* amt sal*. until all U oaad. Wild In flavor- *elf a* favoring th* bill.,"I baltava muat hoy more arhool boar,) lax Milt nc Theater tom ariow morn- Vcniorv of nil government prop*, Btbd* a ad abiarad os Ih* «i)i day Ing. Than aift am^ll quantity nf that Bob Holly and Mr. EnUm htg- anticipation w arrant* and furnish erty '.y a n et ah nt l:.1ll i In.'k atfA pril,, t u t , in and hr th» ci*. h i nl 10:00 o'clock, it was t n yesti-iila, ivfis- .... . gn I officers t a l l O a a rt u i amt • fn* ppm lnnl* flour otrar mixture. Fold in care­ ar put it Ju it about right," ha the caah fo r their lawk pay. Th* FANCY bondholder* are h ah k l answered th at as •.«,„ *, rmm rd today by Mr*, (ilady* w oik,.19 milil late la night* fully I continue until all la uaad raid, "If th* ■ Morris WiilAms. sponsor of the tax collection lawa were atrengthtrain JKPPRItHON MTANli.tltll Fnur b atter Into ungreaaed angel ■gainat th* bill, that mean* we (lull ihi*v nrr tK INBL'll AMl.'K COMPANY, a food pan and baka a t I n a t an ahoulil be for It." aned and normal flow of tax Club. woHUm* «»n lit** |.iit Iluii rattan und*r Ih* t-an* nf Th* a u e 't of honor during Ih, I’ll I* a l»t* laA|*kl|l|C- At VllMtn I IH|liy S tate’* Attorney L. *F. Hoyle money Into the public treasuries > Carolina, wa* pUlnilff. amt hour In alow o rrn . Bake 30 min­ H K M K M H K K : IN HUM.MKK B A T V K O B T A H L B S OpHAU a ad MI.NNIK U •aid frankly, “I ’m for the bill If resumed they would go the limit meeting will he Charles Thurston I1UM. hi* wlf*. war* dal* tulanla. ute* STS dagraa* an,| :u) minute* for no other rraaon than the bond­ iu purr having w arrants, not be­ nho-e birthday comes tomorrow. n * f lU H i hml Iwtffl rf|wifIni. 325 degree*. Remove from ovrn If . M. R fATPO M , aa ( p a r In i M a c r of *ald Oban by Mid ilrrrrr *||- Invert pan fo r one hour, nr until holder, are agalnat It. I believe fore. M,a. Williams stilted that Fd ‘ Ifnd ahnll affrr fur *ala and told. Ibat it ia a »tap in the right di w ai.i Higgins, who wa < the win b l fuibllr . oulrry Ufur* Hit. ' reellon, am L lbal It m ini certainly ner of the Mickey .Mo.se cWlllssl nt door nr th* Court llnus* la 2. g o l d -c a k e nforit, Hrmlnol* C ount, P'lnrl.1* last week, will l,c pciim ttrd to . | r.ip augar; have been atudi*d carefully bafuto • ln**n Ih* l*«al hour* or antr. ■<» 1-2 e*w hung five guests with him tumor Jdnday ilia lad day nf Xhy. Ill], Yolk of 4 egg*; 1 whole egg; 1-2 it wa* preaenlrd. TKare’a no doubt th* lam* ha IDtp a I[ut* flay of till, rup milk; 1 tra*|t»on vanilla; 2 in my mind but that it fa t nr* .the row a* i m - for his wmi iiig the rolirl, Ih* fol tuning .KrterlUril mute, I property altabl* In Hamlnul. I'uiin. cup* of flour; 1-4 t. aalt; J l. taxpayer* and therefore 11 should fy, PI or Id*, lo-nlt; be *upportetl.” baking powder. Aft llio motion pit luie pro L oti H a IT and No. II of lha 11. ('. Dulline, local realtor drCream together the butter and ’In* Halbhu addition l<> Hangram, ull ih ib lirn who have is ord. Ntorftdb, aa par plat ih .rraugar; add th* egg* well beaten, rlared that he ia divided upon an (Continued from Page fine) tVlu producta caps will !«• given f, offtalally r*oard*d la Flat the milk, flavoring and laatly the opinion. Hl ’vo heard convincing ar* comply with their demands, the a mid i'l-lo drink. took.‘I,1 y a p * It, of lha I’uhllr gumrnt* for and agalnat th* bill." dry Ingredient* aifteil together. witness said. The farmed drugged bsc Blend thoroughly and hak# in ■ h* paid, “but I haven't had tlm* the Judge to hi* fe d , ta rrln l him paitly filled wiin. ml ami gica.- c *f tA t AST i t ■ MM, I* b* m M to satisfy *aU. tre a te d and floured loaf pan forty to make a careful atudy of the to the side of th,. n l;.| mid thtow and |.lacet| it on llie judge's limit. In fifty minute* In a modarata •ubject. However, f recently ax- the loo*,, ends of the rope over The oil and gieun inn itiwn In greeted myaalf aa approving (lov- a sign. oven. face »s farmer* throw dirt which arnor Sholtt' aconomy program, 1. PLAIN CAKE stuck In the oil. "Make him get down u n _ J iu 2 cup*' flo u r‘‘2 t. b a k ln r pow- a n d -th a t program —Include* thla knees a r j NIL J !,.C A N f.VNCY U l.A lJT Y T A B U t. n*mnrr,T— thrrLit. M AXW KM.-H ODt* Bpray one of the bill." Judge'* l,ousel* and tilled them J. J. Cate*, form er bualnaa man farm ers shouted. " I will do the fan thing t„ „|| with difl, then dmvi off. ienving and owntr o f th* Cat** Block, who I* now a Weat Side farm er «*id: men to th.' lost of my know Id Ire." tlo1 Iwgrimed jurist standing in "You make- .. It .Juit a*-------atronc . — can — -----------<,m‘ ut Die fat met* rcnm trd it the mid,I'c of tile load. S c e iu f j o.Terei| him a ride which tn* m M you want to, I nm absolutely j huh ra p front i. m arl.y FINKST «|l \ l ITY I’K A N IT 2 l.b. Jar* Hi.,' I FANCY III.I K HtlSK. \tIIO I.K liltAIN for thla M L 1 think It Is i h * ) ~ „, finest thin* th a t’* ever been pror. . , ownci -ut.I * lie . i.t iI II l.i k III low II IO poaad for th* citliena of Sanford, that "Just in general I'm M(>t hi n ,*■ r i • In r t.1 th" evil!' I hintgiving nm- man - .......... — or groiiii i, „ and unlrsa something better la of- favor of -■ tit I« h it bnh tnmen loo much power ,,f autho. faresl, it ahould he paaacl. While of Xi n z . JAIL TWIN I.AKhL I't'ltK "IM t ifhwr iriitt- t»y* ' In* i it c m n t ity. However, i we’re talking about bill* I’d like lhP iirnvisinns „ f H,j. , M j in * .TiWn tt» <i l i it it tn Ikit iff! to aee la aomaone Introdu.'* u bill }u* \%« i. • i it • * k •♦•t f•»* !»m th a t would give Sanford p ro p e rty , -an 'l.. .ay w litth d | favor n „c itiwlurtoi t owner* living outside the City IIm., Th^ Jurfrr h*tl yt«*i^»itav « Itouglass, rleik of csHir*. ^fi t b b d n h i • O tL m It* tha tig fight Ui votu. vat*. I’d a lia like * tjimker SI’AlHIFTTl. NflUDl.KS nr 1 I’kg. h t U) exliicssrtl rnthu*ln«ti- support i.f Iht* *lit t w fttr Hum it h m i tiii* l-lfxl-1 to aee aomaone introduce * local the measure. He *vrd, " I t’s jus, o f hi.Vi 4nl u i v * 1»y niurt i bill th at would give us five year* hm c l tlm« In which to pa> our delta- what we need in our defaulted gi|«* iiitltliTM i n ti"*! ih** Viiluliiy and nvur.drfnulted rlliea a n d »»f new i n n r «tntiii“* |»o*-1 | mmttiif quant taxra.’* counties. (If ciiuis,., there me sev­ mM itfiiKt1 jitiurliMUN* nl*» * I'..it Jari St HI IIIIFII'S M l t i l € U * \ g o o t£ H A 4 4 .0 ~ 7 J u e tL 8. K. Domlttey, assistant tax axeral changes that m e m order, hill K a i l i f t in tht tiny Inrint i i* the lull suit* me p oriftl to l.i* tin wriino |.t**-oiM dar; 1-3 t. aalt; 2 eg*a; I rup the principle ' /? |r t g if / tu g a r; 1-2 up milk; 1 t. vanilla; exactly. We're mu getting any. vtli.t | «itlinpalt-il tn I h r itlnl ftn»n whare with uut- debt situation un­ Wt*iu lit !," off t*y it i MtHtil of III| 1-2 cup ahotteulng. i.m nrs J No. 2 (i Cana I'tir M»/.. I ASH Beat butter and augar till light der present arrangem ents. 1 lu.po dt*|»tiiit*’* LI I'r iinulinr, uliih* Hhor- i ■ml enam y; add wall bente naggs, the hill passes.” IiT l,««*■iiI*.iii 1 i l i m <li,*l tht* -«!•• » f n A. II. Mo*es, ow ner of the First than liquid and flavoring extract f a rm and laat the dry tngrvdlanla. Beat National Hank building ami utlirr Tht* ftirmiT* torninl ih** properties, said " | mu m favor nf wall. Bake In a well oiled pan. FANNING'* llttFA H r n l lir r T F H O 'l l r i r h tt unity m u llIlo ilo * fitil i h r \ it. c . I'ltis c u .i.A ih r r i n t it." 4. SPICE CAKE W. II. Tunnirliffe, resident nf 1‘lfoitit of tht* tirputi*,w hr)'I thi'iu I cup brawn augar; 1-2 cup molaaaaa; 1 cup aarded raisins; 3-1 thy Ilutledgo Slotiim se lion ru'd In th** two lowri flnot h v.hltr ihi" cup ahortaning; 1-2 t. aalt; I t. "You ran quote me a* saying that «ah* wrx rornplrifil O. I*. M o i i t i h r i m r i , oH oiMry f**r V O U 0 0 , Y O U P IN * nutm eg; 2 t. cinnamon; I * clove*; I’m against urylhm g estop! home VF.I.Vti Itlellow nl for Yt.ur Table) 1 1 m i h f h T o il irr in*l 2 1-2 cup flour; 1-4 t. baking rule nnil lra-n| government. A* (or I h r inoi l / n j r r h o l t l n , v.tiw R4 lit* Irfl Ih r m u t l l o t t i r o n l our hsirul debt situation, I feat tlml aoda; 3 1-4 t. baking powder. In a paucapan mix all th# in- fongre* mno Wilcox’s hill will Is* forrr«| lo ki*« i h r A tiirrirm t floif gradiantv except flour and leaven­ p as.e,| and will Ink,, e a tr of thnt nnil |iioini«tr toil |<t to inn f u r t h e r «M **nrow a JW IR IC A 'S B l f i O B f T S I U K R t |l AIM J MIS 1‘MKI'AIIFH fu rrrlo H u rr avilonn. No, 3 Can* ing material.*. S tir and cook the situation." FT IT I’OlS mixture at boiling tem perature for thra# minute*. Ret a*id# tr. cool. Through a alfler. add the leavening malarial* and flo'lr.' IMTAHON SII.U* lilt HI l.K IIIHISt, III 1 MET Beat wall. Turn-into oiled Ion, pan and baka from 43 to rat ntd> u le a In g moderate oven, "..VI d • grae* V. L BUTTER FROSTINt! ItKI. MONTH F it I IT 21 lit. Jar HUHFrr m ix f : i LONG'S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT 4 tablaapoon* b utter; 2 rop 221 E. Flrgt S tm t Q pponkle F o n t o ffic e • ifted confect loner* augar; I t. va­ nilla; 1 l. milk or cream, hot. Cream butter .until very soft. Add augar-_gradually, blending I i:*.| III At .ITY. I’l l l F . CUKAMFKY I. VIH.F JUICY thoroughly. Thin with vanilla ami milk, a drop a t a time, until <•( consistency to spread. 2. SEVEN MINUTE FRORTINf. I'; S. S t) I tiltFF,S' MOCNTAIN l« l.b*. t t i n n : n it y f i .i ii v . 1 1-2 cup# a u g tr; 2 egg while*. | unbeaten; I t. vanilla: B T. raid w ater; 1-4 C eraam of tarta r. Put agg white*, "ugar. water, WESTERN OR FLORIDA WHOLE ItMK and ervam of tartay In upper part I YlttiH S l tL K h ltl.K A C IF.lt Vt IM'ONHIN li t ISY nr doubt* hollar. Beat with rotary •e g baatar until thoroughly mliad. place over rapidly boiling waUr, beat continuity with rotary beat#?, and cook fa r 7 mlnutaa, or ontl| froattag will »Und In paaki■2.V) (.1 FoitnilH FORK SAUSAGE from fir*• «M vsbUIb . rc O N F IS C T lO N E R a FR 0ST1N 0 t tg g aghltwa. unbeaten; 1 « A I e m m of ta rta r; 3 cup* powdartd 1 IH MAGNOLIA AVE. 2 2 2 E A S T F IR S T S T . MANHATTAN M ARKET ' WATERMELONS BEANS PE A S PE A S Grapefruit Mickey Mouse Club To Elect Officers O N IO N S each 1^ 4 ibs. 15/ P O T A T O E S 8 - ik : 2S> T O M A T O E S 2ibr. 1 1 / JUDGE BEATEN, HUMILIATED BY ANGftY THRONG P1GGLY WIGGLY SANFORD’S LEADING FOOD STORES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS S W'«,hT?..'.v COFFEE R IC E 5 ibs. 13/ BUTTER 2 ^ 25/ SOAP 3 4H4 f t & (% £ 26^PEACHES 10/ N bars 20/ PRESERVES iar 24/ 0&11PS0 3 pbgs. 17/ MACARONI .G I M H 'A £ DRESSING 2fo.-25/ PIMENTOES 15/ SAUER KRAUT 15/ COOKIES Pkg. 15/ PICKLES jar 12>/g/ TISSUE 3 roiu 10/ C O FFEE M B BO H W. H. LONG HMSVEiU. FRYERS UM B Rav* yaw triad ta r Hama M ill ad Dairy aad Paaltry 6 SHOULDER >» 10, MEAT 10s BEEF »■ IQs 13c Steaks 15/17/20 r ^ l i t , try them <*day. FLA- OR W Effr& N PORK RIB AND (JOIN STEW BEEF »* lb. liftr, Mix egg Whit**. «•*« , . .. ta r. ana half of tha augar and Iwat until thick. Add ■ugar and baat until of th a right coaal(t*n:y to pnraad. Add fla v o r lag. Ig tao ptlff to apraad add • f a y drape of w ater. _______ . Home Mixed Feed* WESTERN TOT ROAST ROUND; S llttO IN AND r L U B ^ SEMINOLE FEED CO. ARGO PEAS 27/ MUSTARD jar 15/ P IC K L E S 15/ SALAD 2tall cans25/ LEMONS do, 17/ B U TTER ib. 25/ ONIONS 3 ib, 14/ POTATOES 14/ C H EES E ib. 17/ CELERY s t a l k 5/ MEAT DEPARTMENT SP EC IA LS — Assuring Yui host (Quality Lowest Prices — FANCY HI.1C BEST fillAHK IIIHCAhC VS I" WHITE BACONib 7/ BACON HI'GAIt < LTt!-l> W F S 1FIIN G O’LAMB ib 19/ PICNIC HAMS 7>/2/ MfAN WFSFI HN I’.iuii J s WKSTEUN I’OHK SPARE RIBS 25/ LOIN ROAST ib. 12/ FANCY /V I KI F.IiS I. V>111 D HAM ib 29 SHOULDER W.* Itfum o Rlyhl to Limit Quuiilily d 19/ FLOUR 2 4 i b , 53/ POWDER 4 for 9/ 4IR 1A R Cl III.H. H IKED DM rftatan o t Rad Baag Faada ib. ■ �< • 1 . . h - % .%«■*.• ■t ^ -------- ***-• - ' . • * . -1 ... —:— ;---- :-----------— • '« “ . r .y .%.... k f M n t i ^ U .'. ----- ' _________ ___________ _________ —------ *" __ f | B| --------------- - (!Uic jis>nnutru iilen u u %\ n m i ' i . M i i M %l i t i h i: o m iiiiii »»i» , ,*f im i% m . • i i >i i i i i %. • % n n i i % % . ;%%«i *%t i : h %1*1111. -•»■ i» -u M I .! ♦ . I • • ' *‘***~— **•&*•• , u -- • -^ ’ *.v- • i ili’ia ili-s have | uism ' I *silu r a -imiliii* ............. Inis I m'I'h im liliilin l in Sanl'i'iil Tin* I.Mil•>r» sim rrcly hnpi- that I hr |•11*•t«•v*t;•|•l>^ ami Imu-'rapliir* nf t I n i n i t H t iirntniiti ntl* nssnriali'il w iili tin- i i t \ ' - Im siiii ss lift- will lifiiitr pit awint itniiHMii*s tn n-lativ(*M, frirm ls iiinj assoriiili-M in tin- filtiin -. It is ri'Krrtt»,'il that tin- lim itatiniis of linn* iniiili* it im pnssilili- tn hi hull- in thi*, niitnliiT tin* iiiiiiir nf i-vi*ry | h t ■>••11 pn>|M*rly cnn _a itlriiu l—aiunnu—lh»»-—-VVlinV,— Jtnntnrrt: Tin* plllilishl-rs hope III p llllli-li .1 *nnm l islitinll nf a la tiT ilati- with 11 mor......... . list. iirnnn 1*11INTIvo *-ini|i%*.'V < �V f ' TOT SANFORD TTET1ALD, = |Semlno!c High Tea D ffe Leading In Sei Rained OutA t Beach; 'Smyrna, LeesburgAre era In Their First Tilts • , _____ H s jln o ii O rld lb t* Sa n fo rd iiiit if k S a w Hntyrnt I* Ik * tk lr il In n ln a . • *<! f<.llow»<t Ik a l * r * « t r a ir h <*llh ■ b u ll* ! •brow l a r ir a l In 4 o u b l* r o r t o r n il Ik * *o*k. Tfc* O lt 'w a a U I m I m I *1 r m a m ir g ii lire* iklFM l* o * l a t r ia l* . Ml. IrSIlU T h e t*o« L***ko*a I I I H r o » r 4 *in rin n a il f h lr a g u lln e .n s P sffjr, M 3 P. I p n n ln it n ii, *■ I iT ia m h e rla ltt. ft 4 Jle rln a g . I la 3 If. 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I f a r r a a n n o u tirn . a f lr r lh r a a m r Ik n l h * I* w a ll fbir!• **-«| o r r r (h r w o rk of hla plav • r i * " W r l»**d o n ly o n * short w o r k . ••••I.** h r * a ld . “and I r r u l l r r « p r r l* *«t lo k r d r f r a lr f , k a d ly . T h r a r r a l • ho w ln a t h r hoys m a d r today ru n * vln«»s* mi* I h at w a l l g iv * ev e r y o liik la t h r Irw g iir a r * n l k n lll kr fo fr I k r •ra»Oft lm OifSOV i|<»« oM III.I iin irg M ilJil a g r * a t Jok a«n lo«l a g ro u p of r«p rrlr« sr»d t ik iy iia . Mod I l***k f o r h im to torsi In m aiit v lr t n r la * fo r ua.** Tit* r h f h r r s piny * l I k it lo n a llr a r li on Monday. . |lo« M rnrr: AM II I I PO % II p'krr, rf If**tilIrf, Ik l l l l l . rf K d a r, r Mi r ir k fa lot. p 7c line I Umca Be I la c 1 m o n th . Minim run dutry • SO*. ....... | . a a 1 * 1 3 3 4 1 I a a « a | | a o I * i it a II a & n | o ] o a 1 a a o a I OIUIIIMV l.»:t«il »i i 1 ■iW A N TE D ; Woman for general V housework. 1317 Ihiuglan Avc. • •*. V r. L • •i • ' . r;jg—iH a lp W a n te d • S lt u a ll o n ‘ '• i t m a v M* Ho-rl.all l^nuur, niuil<< n IU.1J r * * u ril fn r c h a n - .- , by uri o u lfiv liW r w h in n n S *|it. J h r h anl^ * J a i f h l fly a h it In h im , I i i Ih b lln * n n r . • ••«•*• a*a nan a |a Nr*y Mmyrna aaa aaa *«m n u m m a ry : T w u k a a* h it. T a y lu r . Mm* rifle * h its, llo w a n . 1. Ile a d la y l^ f l i»n liaara. f*nroa i , S » w N m v rm I. It**»a un k a il*, o ff I'u o a rk I M im rk out lay H irlrH U n d l l . by r n -a rk !» |'a*a*d i.wIt. K d g * t ill n> h llr h r r , f llv a n s W ild p ltrh . "*»'L • • " P iv * * . lie Illy m i.| I k lld ry s* No other tire in the world can live y o u the T h a Q u a lity T l r a w i t h in extra safety of the All-Weather Tryad— the t h a r a a o h a l a ll! extra grip of center traction — and the extra Her* it thr nr writ and laced ediii.n endurance of Snpertwht cord. o( this (imo-ia ihrifrtiw—b«t*r (li.gj T h e W o r l d 1* S t a n d a r d of V a lu e l "I find Th*4ford'a Rtark-Draaebt T H I a pricvJ tirsj of surny ipi’.h Y o u ’ll certainly need new tires soon, with '^c - borer’ than i r , 000,000 forrfar sum m er just ahead. M aks sure of getting Piilifindert which mlde's’ naint fur the lowest prices in history— and the finest rconomy. Ooodyelr't grtmir lohine makei iheM viljrt [lot- %Jf P j f t tire s — by heading ' ----- r J tible. Priced ^S% l v! dealer now. • .. . b . «» » WI RUBBER . . * . . •' . a i A T I t T N A M I allpatlon and Mllou»nr»»," write* Mr*. L. B. Crtppen, of Pulaakl, III. "Wban I (a l billons, I fret llrrd and alonU h. have a bad Uat* In m ark D rauiht avary o rh tr night until rtllevrd.'* f ite W M By twlplne In rlNU-s* r d r S u n Ih* bow.l* *f un-IUraltd I S X f l r . n foo-l ami l u l l maltar, » # jl nUck-Drau(M bring* r » - K r 'i g J l g ll*t to man/ .u ff.r.r* iW glK fia Wh*n conattpallun I* Ih* w^i—. b.ckgrmjn.1 tgr . a ll ... j a P I W l r ll** up**t. m l bum with W iM JW r Tt.*d(sr-I'a UUck-Urauehi la rrniora Rockey’s U3 Park Avenue San ford SMOllir. LIFE RESUftAKCC. ^ AM 5UMPIN' AH S CAN'T PUZZLES I ___ OUT. ______ / 6-Point Service SAVE HERE |k n p p i , E AGED colored woman I j i g a t a Job*4a rook, maid nr will 1— Monev Saving Prices—2 K fW !"* i'.town, 40D K —Complets F r e s h Slock* ra ra M M illfr. , , Weekly—3— Quick Truck De- DERE AM 1 SAMS0M GREENNO SOONER WUZ. WE RESURED T ill h e c o n e —V O IE O . ) AH ALVJAVS T.F/J6HT OAT Sam so n w u x - Ou t WHEN -OAT h o nest ^APPEHEO-v Uverlcg to you— 4— Conveni­ ent Locathng anti Prompt, 8 A I.lt— Porto Kl*R» aweal | h- Courteoun Service. ' vIB -L fIo ip g ra a n d r t i i n t s lo yU nla and *h»*a. K. F ehew . Phone S lW - AVantM JIM B A N D Y . FElEDS A< Money Savina PrteeS Appty b a r RENT: t. k. Hm ti F jrn lah e d Kamnu* Sueeeai-a^re H l:;k a n J Poultry Ftetla, G rains and H ay. Price* th a t g re rig h t. F re sh stocks g a n g * Weekly. t KENTi FumUhad g artge tertm ant, ear • p t t . 704 Pal- ALLEY OOP^—Our Prehistoric Ancestor FERTILIZER lo Av*. S ~ a pa h tm r n tT ith la ra to ry , k ital • r furnl*h*d. Down m . IIA 0 n e r w**akv Privet* Atlantic and Gtdf sr Co. STORE 0HAMaiMg*r •a- ., v >MS01r * av^ • A nd at these prices, G oodyear T ires a rc the best they have ever been. G oodyear bos stead* ily built m ore quality,' m ore safety, longer _ w ear into every G oodyear T ire. T h u t’s why present prices make theintrem endousvalues. ii Jo h n ao n , n io k lv o u tfirl-lt-r W ln lr r I ’a i k O n t r s l Kt-.r- W a n te d ^C O L O R E D COUPLE want job a. R d!.:’ 'tare take ri. Will al*n work on l^ v ltfg n n , John Young, 410 E. 8th. SI. the best tires todayl ZANE GREY’S v.hniM T ioN n n r a ix .ll. | l ; T ..I.-I.. «. l-in -liii. I * . HI. I ’a iil T l-.i>uh.W a; M . u l . , 111 ,. a >lla**|M.tl. <; K a n . ,. , i l l . R*<i n f lh « i a ■.i^r^nJiM unn t D n iiitioi m nwr «h*aa allmcOt*. [» t-tc o «r rr r | imwmw , u k ( #ausurubm. duM of | 1 E IH 'r.ih.1 ■•»■*, • I n n l i i f .l I'h a lla n -m iik a t M i l l . ||, m-|, ». Naahvl.’ia t X * w I t r l .a n . * ; K n o t v l l l . t 'V r lg h i. lh i'h lllltM S . If Alle*n. rf Kh»pf»n*|eln, • *. * F YOU read the headlines, you know w h at's ahead just as well as w e do. W ise motorists certainly will protect their safety — and protect their pocketbooks — by getting new G oodyear T ires now . r J u st glance at the present low prices o f the tires that rank first in public opinion and first in soles— Goodytan! Anyone can afford SATURDAY Double Show Hi l* i« i* * | r i * . . i . n . i i • 'hlia*< . I» ; lh .ir -.ll I S r w Vnfk t ; I ' l. lU .I . I | ,h l. J w * .|ili< s l..n 1; j I— W“ “ lElrT?. t t - w***bi Tuiia« s to m a c h . F o r -'ii.itrIt. |i ^fP B P E N D A IIL E USED CAR val i*< M* with the REEL guarantee • 7 ‘E a a IA 8ona,‘ D«al«ri, 118 Myrll, The next game will h# played a! Ninth S l w t park thia afttr* noon at 5:00 o'clock* | Last Times MS hlil '* w B u m , T n lilr r . I I . I l i l h .r *», r f rtpalrtH n*v**, .» I*1 • iro red five r»f hi* team m 19 run*. 3 0 s yr**t r*ll*t tar h*a<1ache. con* a a T * r l» r . tli - liiir k t .il. . . 1“ sen astteaal UnW eralty o f F o rU n ' infielder, se t th* ! • » C e n t r a l -----Florida ’Baeebatt League re co rd , for fielding chance* in a .In g ta gam e a t sh o rt-s lo p '-fo u r p a t- u a u , • seven a a s’ats, w ithout e rro r. »; , . , , . 1rannot be maca ly any methods 7. By caesioa of ten lto riea by tfp tln c raym ent of war de.it* h t|t 0 fropoi^ . untivlllted peopla with a national goods an.I aarvleea, and ro*. being h(| |ar;OT hi, , „ follow*, ronsciooaneaa. paid a t a!!, according to the N *-| . . U on^ Ptobleira Forum ^of Try an, £ T ) l w g h re.Lettoa of armaWhile playing for tho Sanford jj l.aat Th r.rfav the Frethmeit w hkh recenty Inat.tuUd a « m .l , Europ,. '•eentd th r f a il* by c o rin g ■ t 9*(fi> to am ^alnt th# publie w ith, . T hjoa#h o th tr fiT ,B ft Celeryfeda on May I. Bob P ittm an ,'] ro 0 win I rhiml th-* g reat pit thin* o,' B ritt Rahtirn who allowed oily *om "hit*. w ilk r-ltw o men and (truck nut *li he'ler*. Flo* (It d­ In* by I . II. H arper and Captain IV iljht wer* feature* of the game. Dnkrr nil ••had wall far th* h u r t by atllkinr o. t 10 man and allowlr* n*ly thro* hlta. T.-ie-lav afternoon tha R lU tro rrd r If *•> n aletoiy In a ram * In whith th a t *#e»r#;l 17 lit* a*aln<t »*.#n for tha Junior lllthm cn. Ik ilrr, I awion, and Stno'.hofT hurled for tha loaara, ro r* belnit able to atop th* heavy hlttln* K rtthm rn battara, Rali'urn a n n 4 A a | it a 4 a | -i|t*n*. r \ gflW ted by d e b to r ra tto iu . « By tra a a fe r to thJ» evonUy "t aeeorlUed o f o th er lgO-ine. i. By t r a r a f e r U tb it eo u atiy of A ateriean seevritie* o w rid by ilt;i« iu o f debtor nations. k i a l ittaU m ent bg tr?gf* that an official I . By e r u io s o f terrllo:!#* hvTRYON, N. C.—The UaHod’ made to thg public s a ttlf t forth hib iteo ly ebU iaad (oopL w ith a national conseio;ina*s. Slat** mvtt .hoo«* t*lwe*n !fU’ on* “ “ V d ,b ‘ Payment Of Debt] imttblcdneee. The Jo ru m .MJievoa In Goods Seen Only I by a rational aalatlgp of tliia probSystem P o ssib le , Ifiri.„A resolution ..................... a lo p tt-l recanlly out* , 10e Nn* 1 Urns. FORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. APRIL M . IMS Orf*n»tti l* a jut l U l l e r l e s ' Know I* i Klttfd mol I iodlaol-l N.t n ftrn l-lK tr Iona ••-«** 3!• H i I'till* as IV * 11. ih Be Him 3 tim e * * TO-NIGHT New Hmvriuf m s •#** ilt t lla r k a I'oearU dU ihikU o d a m i K*««- tow ard If RATES r,--* Yesterday* Results - I I I T I I H I I V A M O I'I v r i n v Iklgr, i 'hm * ratrher. ram* Wllhln W U1*J>1*— 1.1;— UlMKlaMlmm— *. RESULTS ' *• n lM .■ : 1:-.. i- i AH FIGURES OAT HE 0ON1 HAD A POLL W IT H D E resurance . �'IfL' ♦;v ■syi# M r m m m m m . * •• M ust I M I M ............ Obstacles Wisely!! I M en e e t o d er n ' ----------•f. « *. c A s men and motors begin l o accelerate toward “f u ll load”, as forge fires brighten a n d rivers become fille d . With puffing _______ steamships, one is convinced that a term o f economic re-adjustment is e n d e d a n d th a t a new era o f commercial expan­ sion gathers momentum. The fanning industry, for instance, is no exception to the general trend toward progressiveness. With the complex fanning machinery necessary in modern agri­ culture, the expense o f upkeep a n d t h e consider­ able sums involved in marketing, the modern fanner must be among the best of business men. The St. Johns River Line Company has realized long before now that . Sanford and Seminole County f a r m e r s must ship the most economical way in order that their crops may bring enough to meet ex­ penditures. This company is doing its part in aiding the struggling farmer of the world’s richest celery sec­ tion. Then, too, Sanford and Central Florida merchants have found that it costs less to have their merchandise shipped by water to this point. St. Johns River I * Jacksonville-Sanford \ �I, V, ■- ' VTT*-I ■ 3® »£. I * # « V v f w t ', t << ■ »TT .- • : n r r c v f ^ ^ „ £ -> U & !C v ^ t - '— « * * * H v w t ^ 3 t t i C i S u ^ i i S S j i : u > * » « » •■ . TUB SANFORD HBRALO. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. A PRIL » , IM 1 Masonic Order, th* Elk*. Rot ’hsrrrber o f Commeieo and th* Holy Croaa Episcopal I Church. Hinr a coming to Sanford ho ha* established hi* home a t 481 Mellon*!!)* A rana*. where h« re•id** with hi* wife, the former Mii* Iron* Thayer. II* « u born In Lykens, Pa.. and completed both hi* grade and high achool education in th at city i but later became a student In an [eleetrleal achool at Washington, Leonard McLucag la a Hi* parent*. It. L. Coleman and IMr*. Ilattl* Coleman, were reslIdenl* o f r*nn*ylvanla nearly all of th*tr lie**. Je 6 . Michael —rnat* ay WltPoMlI — P hoto Sine* coming to Sanford ial , October, 1931, to a*iam* th* secretary'* position of the Semi* not* County Chamber of Com-1 mere*. Karl Lehmann, well-known! C entral Florida man and organ!-1 te r, has been actively associated | with numerous movement* signed fo r th* advancement of progress in this city and County and today he Is considered on* of the leading Chamber of Common* | secretaries in Florida. Mr. Lehmann w as.born Oct. S. 1887 In Oconomowoc, Wis., and received h i. education in Wis­ consin and New Meiico where he spent most of his sarly life. II* —I'lintn |if WifttmlUt is a ton of O. 0 . Lehmann and Mrs. Ilulda J . Lehmann who hav* Having spent most of his life mad* their home in New Mexico for a number of years. A fter com­ In one or more branches of the wholesale produce business, J. G. ing to Florida nr received an —honorary t L r D r d s g r w r a t Rollins Michael, a - re sid e n t-o f -thW -rity since 1UI0, in considered one of College, W inter Park. He ha* been national secretary the best Informed snd most ex­ of the Christian Endeavor, vice perienced men now associated with p r e s i d e n t of the Montvsrdo th a t tin* of business In Sanford. School, and for a number of fea rs Recently he look over the m anage­ was secretary of the Orange Coun­ ment of Sanford'* only open air ty Chamber of Commerce and is curb market now operating under clil largely responsible for th* the name of th* M anhattan vlopment and progress of th a t Market a t Second S treet and Palm etto Avenue. 'f­ l u is a member of th* Masonic Mr. Michael la a native of Ft. Lodge and holds an honorary Pierce but a t an early age moved membership In the Sanford Ro­ to Oakland where no attended both the grade and high achool*. tary, Kiwanis and Lion Clubs. lie Is married to the form er L ater he became a student In th* Miss Helen A. Shafer; dssldca Columbia College In Lake City. At present ha resides at hi* a t their home, 108 W. Sixth S treet; and attends th* F l n t home with his wife, who before her m arriage was Miss Gabe Presbyterian Church. Mr. Lehmann haa had wide ex Stew art, and children, Jam es Cal­ perlence in practically ovary vin and Mary Gray. His family form of publicity and Is well attends the F l n t Presbyterian qualified fo r th* office he is now Church. Mr. Michael’s parents, J. C. holding. Michael a n d Mr*. M argaret Gray Michael Rv*d in Orlando for a number of year*. Wh*n not engaged w ith Ms work connected with hia produce business Mr. Michael spends hit lim e mostly reading but fo r out­ door recreation cboosea golf. Hi* hobby I* collecting old coins. H. H. Coleman r: t,y •,V « J ii 5 k > f » irr> M ’J* PACK ONE wear, During his last three years In high school, he won IS letters. Following bis graduation from Sanford High School, he attended schools in N orth Carolina, hut hr I returned to Florid*, and, with the help of a local group which becam* Jn trre sle d in hi* ambition*, he entered the University of Flori­ da m I'-'-’ii to graduate, after four busy year* devoted to thorough study in both academic a* well a - , sport* subjects, with an A. It legree. During hia four )car* in college, he won aix letters, in football, basketball, baseball, and awimming. He was considered nne of Coach Charles Bachman's most ap t pupil* of the ganrr of foot­ ball. and hi* su.-cess with local team s hesrs out Coach Itachman's Statem ent that “ Leonard was one o f my beat students." - — Mn-MeLerwe-'»r-w--MesoTT .— 1 Sigm a Phi Epsilon fraternity. He attends the Presbyterian Church, and reside* at 2>!28 Sanford Aveinua with hla atepfathcr anil m other, Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Reese Mrs. Helen Moye tV U h «M l Leonard Mr Lucas is the young and capable director of athletic* a t Seminole High School where since 1030 he has had remarkable sucres* In moulding th* live* and haracter* of hundreds of admiring L. F. Hagan, Sr. T o native of Lakeland, Mr. MeLucas came to Sanford In 1003. During hia grade school days th n v were few athletic event* th a t did not fin,i him among th r w inner, despite his small stature. Nut u n ­ til. hr entered Sanford High 8chool In 1018 did he begin to draw an am aiin g source of energy th a t brought him honors whicn no pupil i f any Sanford school has ever even approached. Mr. Mcl.uras, whose deeds nil the football, baseball, trark, awlm ming, and basketball tram * nt 1018-1023 read like fiction, is tinonly local stu Je n r Fo ” 'wTn five major sporty. letter* in one Sanford was founded alxml 1871 by (ienerul Henry S. S an ­ ford. minister l > Belgium u n ler General Grant'* adm instralion. It was i riginally known a* the Val­ des Grant, when F'lnrida was un­ der Spanish dominion. The city became incorporated In 1877. The Sanfnnl lleuse, the find tourist hotel in Central Florida, was built In 1873 and was one of the most modern of that period. The rail­ road south from Snnfnnl was begun In 1880 and General lHy*»e* 8. Grant. then president of the United S tairs, turned th* f ln t shoveful of earth an this project. Good roads radiating from Banford, together with Its favorable location and cheaper freight ratea, form the combination of Induce­ ments which Sanford offer* to wholesalers, Jobbers and distribu­ tor* fo r locating here. Sanford haa adopted all modtrn methods Bnd provided *11 sanitary precautions for the protection of the health of ita citisenry and visitors. r — Fh»»l«» l*> IV I* bo L I I During his Imyhu.d, l.. P. Ha-' gan, Sr., naval store* operator and resident of Hanford since IU07 was engaged mostly In the farm ing business but in 1001 en­ tered the turpentine business a t m anager of a plant located In Lake county. A fter remaining in th at posi­ tion for tha ensiling six yrare Mr. Hagan moved to Sanford and opened a turpentine plant of hi* own near Markham and haa continued to m anage that concern to the present. He Is a member of th* Flasonic Lodge, the Elba, Kiwania, Seminole County Chamber of Commerre and haa been prealdsnt o f the boanl of trustees for the Methodist Churrh Orphanage at Renson Springs for the past six years. Mr. Hagan reside* at hia home, 1702 Park Avenue with hla wife, the former Ml** Bertha H art, and Operating what t* considered Sanford'* oldest established and one of the forem st leauty shop*, now known as I*. Paul's Beauty Shonpe, Mr*. Ilele-i Moye. who graduated from the local high ach.nl in 1027, |s thoioughly expericn rd in hri work and fre­ quently attends s c h o o ls so th at she might keep in pace with the latest invention* and improve­ ments concerning her chosen vo­ cal Inn. Mr*. M ye s i - l-orn June 17, 1008 in Atlanta. Ga. un-l attended both the grade and high school* of Drc-alur, a suburb of th* Georgia capital. In September 1028 she moved In -unford with her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Wilson wh> now rr-ide at 8<>0 Magnolia Avenue,, and ln the *jrrtng'~ n f “ l!r2T— vhp—mmpleted her hlrh school,studio- nt Semi­ nole' High School. Mrs. Moye is nianied t> Mor­ ris Moyr and they ic-lile at th eir home, 714 Oak Avenue and attend Ihe First Baptist Church of Sanford. She !• n nirmts-r of the Fireman’s Auxiliary. « Her favoriU- re leal ion I* -wint* mlng but during hci leistlie hour* enjoys attending the m-vies nr painting portraits and scene*. Her hnhhira are fancy novelties and her Interest in her work. children: Robert, l.rnu lb-lie and L P„ Jr. His parents, 1. B. Hagan and Firs. Lanin Ann Woot­ en Hagan were residents of llutloch county, G a , where the San­ ford man was born. When Seminole County was formed Mr. Ilagan was appointed County Commissioner and was re­ elected to that office for Hvo consecutive term*. In 1028 he we* elected to th* state legislature a* th* Seminole County repre­ sentative and continued to servo for three terms, lie was aervlng on th* city council a t Iho time when th* new commission-form of government was formed. *T“ 1 V i; M R .is ! . (< 4 — P h o to b y ** • - T\ • . N '" • ' *» W ith o u ti F or th* past seven years H. It. Coleman, local m anager o f Tho Florida Power and Light Company, has besn an smploys* of th at cones m and on Dae. 1 came to Sanford as ths successor to Ctydo A. Byrd who was tra n s­ ferred to th* Daytona Beach di­ vision of th a t company. Mr. Coleman is a member of Located very conveniently on the Dixie Highway (Jacksonvilla to Tam pa branch) and on th* main line o f tho Atlantic Coast Lino Railroad, in th* southern end of Seminole County and soma twalva tnilea from •Sanford, th* .c o u n ty scat, lies th* town of ^ A lta m o n te Springs, on* of thoaa ’ 'delightful places in which one la always tempted to Roger. An Excellent Golf Course Is Owned by th* City of Sanford .__ j f —• �■ M H liilS Ifiillik iM H H k THB BANFOKD UK*ALP. SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. APRIL n . IMS H. C. HuBose villa. la 1*1* he woo — ewt Bn* w f b o t a m the * r ~ U t p art ef his Ufa u 4 since rearing ta Saaferd la S n t a a k r 1*1* t a w affiliated with w ta ra l of Ita iW t. la J* — J , and t t a e s sher iff k*m**4l ss bora te PtamfWU. S . J . Mr. H s u hheo totertsng better ^ dt* E. F. Houshold^r n w c a l l r fared year be ww to the state legbbtare. 1MT nntil 1*** be oerred w may- ^.■aarj&rsaB D, D. Welborn Church o f »hto cite. Mrs. Kite. * M r. i, a m om tar of tta Masonic Ledges, resides a t hi* homo, 1041 Mollonsill* Arena*. » o i has three children: Stewart P. D uties, Sanford; Mrs. Krsnere B m k M tr. K ? w S .~ ■•f®?a J r S J s I w . Mr. OTST M rear*. HU IVl.t-.-1.11 Mrs. Fannie Munson linos while today ta maintains Ida e n tree oa North Park A renas. Mr. Dnttoee was bora la Stalk*, A la , aad when a small hoy a t­ tended tt a primary schools of that city aad then mo red with hit parents to Columbiana, A la, whore he completed his grade and high a. Wool education. Later ta taoaase a student ia tt a Jaaiar Jersey and received ta lh h it grade aad high school education la llackrnsock, N. J . whore t a spout n r st of hia early lift. L ater t a coatUuod h it atudleo a t D rska^ Colleys la Now York City. Ho b m arried to t t a fonaor M bs Blanche Louise T anner aad during tta winters they reside la Sanford a t . Valencia Drive t a t la t t a aammor Ihoy tlUJ either a f 103 Wyadham Road, Ttaaoch. N. J . or at S ta lta re a , Located In the southwestern p a rt of Seminole County, between Al­ inas: ate and Apopka, b a wallknown citrus section of t t a coon- n d w ^ f conduct* a if d U l da H ag t t a H igh School's com* 8 ta* w m s tacw la MUtodwvilto, O a , aad aiace coming to this d ty ta make t a r taono ta n taught for one year la t t a public hut since th a t Uam has moat o f t a r tim e to B L. M acrotette. Sanford resiof the Milaae T h retre since 1933, has been cow­ way o r another with the th eatre Imsiwess prerticaUy o* o f his life, beginning as S film operwtrr ig Chirac*. Mr. M arratette a t ore titm-’ managed g theatre in Chicago. Later h r became connected with film distributing e m p s s i ^ osw e f w hsrh-sras located la A tlanta, G a , w here he lined for secern I yean. ia D etroit. M ich, the o f Sanford’s only th e a ­ tre, sp ra t his boyhood days in th at city, attending the public schools there. Hw cownection with the shew hcsiswsr has caused him to trace! ia nearly e rrry state m the SDMI. Canada and the West Indies. He is a member of —)the-K iw w nii-*T oh-gnd the Sewn -j nole County Chamber of Com- A school teotboy ta from 1913 s s ti, 191T. J . C. s a b s manage r of t t a Swnf h t a s T ro th Crew ers Assoesatsoa. tretoy i , coosssdrred ossa »c I t a best iatfscored r e s ia m i t a o a t t a sh*sootst. see bar tw o aad sale of retrry i n i ether tru th fare- nrsdwrt*. R o to r, n i t r a ting to bas dotwo ewaaertr d with t t a Track Crow -, ere. Mr. H oa-b b ig reiv e are a m ajor o f br a I poa k e ri raaspaay i us th e I9 lth tofhatry o f I h r l W W o rm . I da Natsaaal Cwand. He was i U M , U , . i o f Oeenanny n r . the local omchiae ywn drtoctanrest of .sew th e guards. Mr. H eal------ ---------— to S an -' ■ * * rerrew y » C. H. Eckeraoa. president of t t a Eckoreon F ruit Cannot*. la c , firs t rsmo to th is city ia 1*11 hot remalnod fo r only a short Uaoo a a d ta 1*30 relum ed U tabs ch ary , of the then newly formed company th a t has grow s to t a one of t t a fo ra a c st grapefruit ExcsUeet reOread fhriMtan are Dll ■ family . . Brownlee accepted and came ta r e on J ob. 1, 1913 to assume t t a duties a f m inister of that church aad baa continued to hold th a t position since. Today he bears the distinction of h arin g been a m inister in Sanford longer than any o th er person who Is now lit. lag here. Dr. Brownlee was bom in Plainrille. G a , and attended the public schools o f th a t city, l-ater he a t­ tended the I'n ire rsity of Georgia. S. p . U , and I*rinecton. and rertiVbd his doctor1, degree at Rollins and Davidson Colleges. lie is a member of t^e Masonic lodges, and ia a past p rrsid rn t of the local Kiwanis club. With his fam ily he reside, at WHI Palmetto Avenue. Mrs. Hrowntee. before her m arriage, was Miss Lillian Gttaon They ha*o • son. Ilarry G. s< Dr. Itrownlev'a father was J . II Brownlee, of Plainville. ami Cal..a...,* Jlk siw d iu ;r..JK (u fs;^itL « . was Mis, Fanny ArgjTe. Beside* having an active pail in sta te hutch work. Dr. Hrownlre has been a director of Palmer Col­ — I 'h u to by W Is b e lli I lege. Agnes Sdott. and the Celam him Theological Seminary. A W orlj W ar veteran. Uoyd F. He area a t awo tim e a member rf t t a general assembly's special Hoyle, Sanforil law yer ami slate attorney for the ’i l r d judirial cir­ commission on Evangelism. He Is es-m odere to r of the St. John’s cuit, saw front line action in Preehytery and cs-modora Synod Franco with the Rainbow Diviof Florida, aad has been a mem- • ion -and .alto .*1 g eth er sp en t la tbe general assembly months In Fi>snce, Germany. Bel­ .her . . oa f the gium, snd Italy during the World special and regular committees. re a r. Ilia favorite snorts are hunting Mr. Boyle, a native or Prru. aad fishing while hl» hohby 1* Ind, rente to this city m July his interest in birds. of 1034 to become ass*<cislnl in the practice o f'la w with Freil B. Wilson and until rvconlly served as the junior p a rtn e r In the firm of Wilson snd Boyle. Besides being sn Amerlcsn l.egionnisrv, Mr. Boyle Is s M*»on, Shririer. Klk. Lion, end a member of the First Presbyterian Church oy Sanford. II* Is m arried to the form er Miss Rosa G. G ray and has a Lloyd F. Boyle c. Hutchison vm S T T fim u Virginia and during hi* youth rocalTod a m t of h it edt» niton la both t t a Dixon Normal Celkg*. a t D in a , Illinois and tt a Roches* lo r U niversity la Rochester, N. T. During his boyhood t a «a« rnieed oa a farm la Illinois snd lived with his parents, J . P. Dutton aad Mrs. Mary Francos Ihitloa, who llred a a r Coldon. Ill, for PA G E T H R E E A PRIL » . lM J ^ Summer Time Is C. M. Hand There a re ttaaeaad s of scree o f b a d la Seminole County oa which straw berries caa t a rebod p r o f i t a b l y . The tubiretested, suhacratcd and sabdralaod farm s hi tt a tracking area, whore tta re a b high perronLays of hnteM present Ta the soil, are especially adapted to thb Industry, aa dramays b a very Important Item U ta coasldtred ia tta re b la g of strewtareba. . h * v .. family at present reside at their home, 3101 Mrllnnville Avenue. His parents. W. f \ Hoyle and Mrs. Lillian Rounds Hoyle were n a liirs of Oak Park. Ill.^ an d It was In that place that Mr. Hoyle received both his grade and high scoot rdu ation. A fter graduating from high school he studied at the Hnlversity or Chiraco, Rollins I'ollrg,. and Stetson University. The slate attorney Is fond of both foothill and haseluill hut for re rrstion chooses golf, fishing or boating. Mr. M arrnlette’s father was nasnrst J . |_ M aren trltr. S r , and li n d in New York State. Ilia mother’s name before her m artaige wa« A rna Pctiti Stokes. Ills favorite sport is tswtwig hn,| he csaisider, his hobby' *« his in ­ terest in : ‘ daughter^J,ltllarLJiu tl*<!f!»j.. Tta . t a rra w n y , <y th is city. Time t f ,- Judge Millard Smith Mr. Marevitcttr resides w ith hi* wife a t th rir home in M ayfair. Mrs. M arrntrttc. before her m ar ratge, was Mi«« C aroline W h u ff . Thry h a te a daughter, Mrs. Helen B U TTER M ILK . .I...S./IU.I .... «.res.* ------ a..................... .. II. F. Calhoun Dr. E. I). Brownlee , Last June, in the first Hrniocratio prim ary preceding t t a pres­ ent political term , t t a voters of t t a 33rd Judirial circuit confirmed t t a Governor's appointment of Millard Ik Smith. Titusville at to rn ry . to , the office of judge of circuit, succeeding Judge Wal­ la e W. W ight, who died here last w inter. Judge Fmith has had ronshlerable e s p e iten. e in circuit rouits, Laving served as stale attorney in Iwith t t a -eien th and 33rd d rm l. since 1931. lie has also been t t a legal advi«>r In tt a h<tanl of county commissioners of llrrrard county and prosecuting attorney for th a t eounty. la 1913 wing Nemiss.be ( M y As a hoy Ju d re Smith lit id became g ii| # s l e cressIy fprea with hia iw tvnts. Edward L. Smith Uvmagw by w ' w t . t tta legwteand Mrs. Eliaahrth Smith, on their tasv. ,i-S t e n (t ( . JL ItoreJ are* orange grove and trurk farm near H fM S Ie i by tta g w m s re Us ret \e w Sm yrna, w tare he s i , born ■ stavtff nasi trews that taaae He attended » hool In Ita Edge until tta abortmg at 1994. with w ater public schools of Volusia tta e a ssy tM af saw tees*. « « g I'huto by VVIeboblt tiavnl tw bald that eftsre. —Il***tte »f> WH-lse.MT county and In t t a fall or l* IZ | E. I'alhoup. local m rr hant. entered the Colby Academy. N r* "• < Mr. Hand i f ret many re a r s is Called from A lla n s . G a , in I ondon. N. 11. In 19UI he entered, o|H-rat log Calhoun's Depaclm rnt 1913 by tbe cwngregatioa «f tbe Stetson U niversity to study law' Stocr on Sanford Avrnue. Im* bwaj rre sb y te n a n C barrh, I»r. K. and was graduated from that In­ long hern, associated with th<m crrantile business, for tasiiles I-str Farnsw orth y«wr* four stitution with t t a degree of L I . It managing -tores bearing hi* name vtaMrew: <3ifford. Steve. Antiw- in July 1919 a fte r having paid all loth hen- ami in Orlando he ha* of his espenses through hi« per­ tta s f tk o at sh eriff was Edwin. Their borne Iren employed by |h e J. C. Penney sonal efforts. at lit* , (hah Avenue. sh eriff at O r a «s create . Judge Smith Is a World War Co, In one of its stores located Mr. Shmtalt-tT was born s w i Carolina. Maeew. G a , and attended g r a .l e leterma, a mem ber of tho'A m eri- In Mr.North Calhoun first came to Sanawd high erbsuls in (bat city. He c a w I * - r io n . t h e M a s o n ic 1 -o .lr e , for,i g i t d n t d ssaa a a d It reaa l e i b d w r . s d e In I'JOfl hut moved to Oreluh. Elk; retcc became a student a t Georgia t t a . .fBirine, , . Kiwanis, ___ who as read a s n s d u t w a a t t a i t e M the ’ a 33nd — * degree * Scottish 'land,, shortly afterw ard* snd T o h. m A tlanta, and ,.f lb - to n «nd Is also first panss— ne tra in to U n d i O i d r A . I lited in th a t city until three Tech, ta Massachusetts. Ills p a r - ' R'*e Mason. years *Kn when he returned to I hi* J . H. Shtsttalser and Mr- Resides resldlnc In TUt%*vllle city railroad whb b proprietor of the Clifford W. Heyward Shmh.d<er, with hi* fam ily Judge Smith store tohe become wood w ith L a ta now operates. residents of Rutland, t i n , maintain* hi* law offires In that He Is a member of the Masonic is Saw r many y-rsr* 1city. Hi* favorite sports are ter Order, m ag on t t a while Imlh h„ and hi* w lfr, assl re sUbcr W rtaas. Mr. Sbiwb.l-.-r came to this ni* snd c- If. yvtrrshw rg I Mrs. Isivera Smith Calhoun, a t­ m n . ■ ISsrsqr e aogt ubo~ r e a w-mm city in I9M and foe several year— rsw use tbe o b tnuM tend the F irst |lap ti« t Church of Mr. RareA w ta Ires brew a raus-|brgsre recarty wto*e years ago Mr maintained his mill tat scon tta . ___ . . , a csretnstor. p e r-i tww radrered tA nh* jurt som i Sanford can t a reachml »tem S'ivnffgd. They reside a t t>l3'* d ra t a t I t e n l r vatvrvm rd tbe. hsiVSmg al .c.f F irs t Street- L ater he move tjev ery section of t t a slate ;>y »n 1 Mscnnlln Avenue. Ilis father. John I’. Calhoun ami of strnrtw rrs now m l* building* «n the lake front, road*. T! Is tocate.1 On S tate P y t P rs itT mother, Mr*. Ida Dell Calhoun, re t ) ^ city's p m tn p a l and today o p rra tr- the large mill No. 3. kft'w n ■** *, s *' John* see SaaN ed. T ary are i rr*iifrnts of Orlando. AnOrirt. w sthw e-t or t t a city. Scenic Highway. This road, new U evd and M rs Mr. Calhoun ws* ta rn *n U"1’ Arc bar Rett* I He •« a ps-S per->d*o*t o f the Hi* travel*- firin ipally on hu»i- nearly completed, parallel* the nilnghsm. A in, hut si tended the v * .b » j a m i , | to t t o i S a a f v r i Rotary O uh. and vs a ness, have T ak en him tntn p*»< n - . - t . John* River fr o m JsrV.ou Orange ro-jntv school- III- r»vor.J a r m r Mrs. Rwby IVwvtL wire h a * ' snroaWr of the M rthodnt C hurch raRy emery stole of t t a Union m ile to Sanford, a di*tancr i f ite -port I* hn*ehnll hut for re. M r b U t m U n a g to t o i t o d s - d the Chaw.brr o r ( - s o m e . 1 m r r Aimes. Hi* favorite *port I IM milr* snd l« is the «tart r ute " r a tio n h e choo-c* h i n t l - y . into iipi-|wrou« cenjrai p’lo r d i ■uarrard to itw frevwi-i fi»h mg for IS1|—li. V at S. O. Shinholser CHURNED DAILY FROM HEMINOLB COUNTY MILK AND CREAM pnhtor •<fires. Brfsre Sregl—bl R ich In H ealth *.* G iving Q ualities i... WIW. J tw . . . *, Hw ..V . . . . — with Telephone Your Order Fbr A Quart A Day Delivered To Your Home Mrs. INC. S15 B. F irs t S t bnfine. Mary tdreL ll< Hi— f <• I •*e t t I i .s h . i il w e n ia i n s n s . is . o .1 .......................................... ................................... �_______ ________ . : . . . . . : — f r r , -• ; /UM^aSsNtti cage koi u TIIK SANFnCH IIERA ID . SANFCltD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL » . IM l George McRory ducU r, firat attractei un. aual a:tantlon in U»t year’s election* when he went Into a aerond p ri­ m ary with Sheriff J. T. McClel­ land and prored to bs a dangerout opponent. Bom in Oateen. Mr. Tat* ha* litrcd in thl* section of the state all of hi* life and came to San­ ford in 1011. He baa continued to make hi* home here since, work­ ing for the Sanford Fire [tepnrtrrtent. farming, and serving aa an employee ef the Atlantic Coaat Line Railroad a* a conductor. For i the paat five year* he has repre’ <rntnl Ihe railroad Brotherhood | of Trainmen. He I* a member nf the Sanford Klk* L idgr. Ihe Lion* (lu h , and , attend* .the Ch*i*tian C hurch^llla ' residence i* at 109 N. Manguatlne Avenue. •Mr. Tate spent hi* early life In Oateen. attending the public grade •rhnol* of th a t town, la ter, he continued hi* studies through cor reipondence achool*. Ill* father. David I- Tat*, married Mis* Hatlie Well* o f Lawratte*. Ml*#., but b th made their home In 0*l»*n 1for many year* Ilia connection* with th# rajlroad brotherhood have cauaed Mr. Tat# to travel In many state*. HU favorite sport Is fishing. w ii one of the member* u< lb" original city planning boatd while today ha hold* tha off r e tf chairman of tha »eho I l*>*.d. Ha la al*o a Spanish-Amerioan wa.' veteran. Modern Woo .'man. a di­ rector of tha Florida antrinrar* society, a member of the Amerl■an 8 ciely of Engineers, and :nr f’rn liy ie n a n Ctiur;h of 1 hi * ity. Mr. William* reside* wiln M* family nt 320 Oak A 'rnue. lie M m arried to the fornrar Ml** Ellt-Vbath Hasting*. ami ha* two children; Mr*. Feair.n Kail), ’tichlan I fla . and F r.-. I I . Sanfor I. Iijr W l*b u ld i Entering l> lltl*-» for the firal time In |(9*l l>v hi* rl-riIon to "** H ta'e l»>mo rat*e Committee George M'Hory. lo-aI automoblla ll.-anu in*oar or for the atala motor vehicle rommi*alon, re­ mained In public office continually until laat year, aervinr four year* aa aecretary to the Democratic Committee and one term aa rep­ resentative frmd thl* county to the a id e legislature. * v "Sfr. M Rory, wh. a t* born in M nntlrtlK came ti> In'* city In 1922 an<l Inday raaldaa with hi* lannl> a t I lid Mar noli*. He la married lo the former Ml»* S»r.n MacKrnaie and they hare 'hree rhihlrtn; George. Jr., Virginia and Mary. Th«* form er IrginUtor U ■ m**ml>«*r i f the M«*nnle !«!*••* EIV*$ s H. M. Papworth *—I*ftnit* ft> W|>*VmiIIII Serving ronalalently and with lependahllity aa aecretary of th* local Kiwania Club for a half — P ho to b y W lr b n lu i doi*n years, Sydney J. Nix, local In HUM, II. M. Papworth, who I* attorney, la recognited by m*nt> now president of the Seminole her* of th at organldatlon as part­ County Chamber of Commerce, ly responsible for th* club’s Puc­ came to Sanford from England; es* |n keeping Its membership entered thc building material and luncheon attrndanca aboVc business; organ lied the first mili­ normal. Mr. NIx ha* also been tary unit south of Jacksonville, active In serving on special Klthen known a t th e Gate City want* committee* and in work per­ Rifle Company; m*nagr,| the San taining to state convention*. ford baseball team and served a* Mr- NIx ram* to Sanford in volunteer chief of the total fire 192ft to establish law Offices and departm ent for a period of 11 since taking up hi* reiidenre In years. thl* city hr ha* become activity Immediately following the big aanclatrd with h th the Klk* ond freete Of 1IW7 ho left Sanford In Masonic lodge*, lie Is alio a take up his residence In New memher of the Knight* of Pythi­ - I ’ h'.to l.l \V'l.l,.,!Ul York City, and rem ained there as, Woodmen < f the World anil ShH nm . lh« Kfmknoli Cowily j until six yenr* ng„ when he re...f Commt*t**, -.......... ...... film ing lo Sam uru in January, the Order of Redmen. ( *h i ntI*«•r. i» • niI...... - it* -lu rn n l - I * ■-make - h l r f T en d ril w " 'n n ty~ croair - E p i s c o p a l - * ■in take m re rth e - previrten-y — H r w*s- tv rrirlir Jarkxntr ftumty; * leslilenre here. I'hurrh III* father. It.W .-M e>f the newly-formed Sanford A t- Ga. hut attended grad.- and. high M r. pniiwurth wn* hum in Cam­ It-.rv and mother. ' Mr*. Mary ' ““ H* National Rank, Linton K. schoolo in Ctommerie. (!«.. afterbridge. England, nml In hi* curly ttakli'iy .McRory, ' Itoth live In Allan, who bin beep connected «*nl< he studied law nt the Uniyouth nttrn-led shoot in (lodlomlng, Mi.nl cello a’ th .' n r .ml. hanh* lu sted in Georgia. varsity of Cie rgia, graduating' Kngland. He lived with hi* \t, «, p .... .. tHlV at tend*.I ’ " “ ago and New York City. !■ with an I. L B. and an A.R. degree. ents, William Thnma* Papworth ■I , ‘honl* „/ of hi, hi* home home *"^,1 “V* tinly Ihe hea.l of till.. A fter finishing *cliool Mr. Ni* and Mary Milton Cooper Pn ■ ,h n( H ty’a only banking institution be anie an a*«l*li.nt ad d er of a , ity, M m lire’bt. a rd I ter the worth, in the city of ht* birth un­ high *rh ini of that place. F.llow- hut alio an u etiie illiia n in th. hank in Jefferson, Ca., but retil Ik77 when h« pnllated In the C liam ctr o f I o Dime I Salvation signed in 1907 to became clerk of ing hi* graduatlttti he rinttniie-1 llrltl*h army. For tfie next *ix Army and other civic a n ilitie s . .he cilcuil court in Ja.kson coinyear* he *aw active »ervi e io hi* attidle* nt the University of .Mr. Allen »avv artloj, in |h,. , y ,„ rV(,,| |n , h, t office until South Africa nnd shortly after h « l| F lorl'a. front line trjrnehe* n f ( ranee d u t- |p |3 wh,.n he bream* rounty return to England he *nl!ed fnW He like* ft. I hall better th m ,'!'■* the World \\ ar. when he was a oro*e-uting attorney, a position America. Larding in New York he any other *po-‘. hut i* al*> In- lieutenant of a rutupany or Amerl„From th. at time .. he held until l!>2l. ' immediately mado hi* way by trie ted in aviation and military i an troop* and wa* engaged in until he derided to move to thl* -Photo by* wteboldl boat tn Sanford, where friend* of lo tiville i Hi dd • h r’ll a H'enaed , c « r a l major battle*. lie prarlh-rd Inw. ................. . . „ , , . hi« family were then living. tiilnt Mr M Riry t* retired The to nl hank |ire*liirnt in --Itv Since 102H Alex R. Johnson ha* „np r v„„. Mr. Nix I* married to the forlieutenant of the Floridi National otarrleil t>, the former Mia* Helen s e n dire to r of the Semino e rP|lnr r f , h. PIMp „ f Klonda Mi** laittie Applrhv They Hoard. Ive., o f Orlando, h a . a daugM er. ’ r childrenMM, red High School A griculture Depart- Knitrht, nf „m| (rn, , Ilelun Eliiaheth, nnd ie*ldr* with ... . .. . . ' • r { inrnt and through hi* artlviii-'S Inember of lhP state firemen’ hi* family In their home in It..... * l" ril Jean. Ill* father Dllmu* M. Nix. In "1 the Florida. W a tln n a l \ *•■*>- assorlatlnn for nearly |ft v en r‘. Court. Ilia mother. Mr* r-. V »• ___ , i ____ « * _ i, ______ i i - . ____ cliciotl n, Florida Kduratlonal As­ At present ho reside* with hiAllen * I* a present' rr.b len t o f Mitchell NIx.M?are ; . ' ' ^ ‘^ ’' T f sociation, Florida Agriculture wlfe. Mr*. Juna Robinson PapOrlando. Teacher*' Association. American w orth, at their home. .HR Psrk Mr. Allen ■* a native of Chipler, Commerce, Ga. V ontinnal Association nnd the Avenue. Mrs. Papworth l« the Ca.. and attended the public Future Farmer* of Florida or­ daughler nf the Into M. F. Robin­ achiml* or that eily. I ^ l r r he a t­ ganisation he ha* gained sta te ­ son of thl* city. tended lbP University of Georgia, wide allenti-n a* one of the fo>eMr. Papworth Is particularly In Athens. He la a member of the most agriculture expert* mu! Interested In baseball and hn< Masonic Order, the Nemlnole tra-her* in Florida. taken an active nnrt In promoting County Chamber of. Commerce, Mr. Johnson 1* a native of th at game In this elhr, hut for and th# First Pre*h<;t*rian C liunh Washington, D. C., and came to hf« own recreation he ehon»eof this city. Sanford from W inter tla^cn tn gnlf. His favorite sport and recrea­ a**ume th* duties of l he agri­ tion 1* hunting. culture classes here. B ef/re . boos­ Isend th at I* level without wet ing teaching as his vhratlon be place* I* the sixth and last reoulws* a fruit grow er J o / % number *it*. which follow* those previous­ of years. ly described making possible the Aa a boy he attended lac grade Ir'tslla tio n of » tiling evstem for achool* of W ashington, D. C. sub-irrigation, acb-aerealton and Later he moved to F loridi nnd sub-drainage so necessary In the continued his studies in tlm state production of eelery. university, graduating with two degrees; B. 8. in agriculture and On* of Florida’s most Important M. A. In education. agricultural areas is th* famous Mr. Johnson attends the Chris­ celery delta located in Remlnol^aa tian Church. W ith his wife, Mrs. County. It has achieved this d i f l y Elsie M. Johnson, and tw o chil­ tlnctlo„ neceesary in the producdren. Ralph and Patricia, he re­ n# six pe:ullar but Important re<isides a t Holly and Pinshur*1; qulsltes necessary In th* produc­ Street*, llle parents, T. A. B. tion of celery which I* grown Johnson and Mr*. Edith Anne during th* w inter season and un­ Johnson, livid in Luts for sevtr- der conditions probeblv not found Stationed In Georgia with al y e a n . In any other state in the Union. company nf United States soldlefi The local agriculture teacher —Photo l.|i WUbotitl during the Spanlsh-Amerlran W ar, haa served two year* It th e regu­ Expert* from the Department Fred’ “T. Wfilial ami, a native of Although a candidate for con- lar United Slate* si my, and on* “^ A g r ic u ltu r e a t Washington, Mtchigi _«n decided th a t he liked table Irr tw o 'p rev io u s election*. Fwlr„*n ™ American Expedition­ who have Inveallgated'th* Sanford the southern climate and that If Lewis A. Tate, local railroad con ary Force*. In 1929 te was select­ system of sub-irrigation, have he ever had th* opportunity to ed as th* M aster Tescher of pronounced it to be th* best meth­ change hia residence he would 1900 In Indiana a". Milid grad* Florida. od which ha* ever been devised or move South. schools In a* smelt town >f Ken­ brought to th* attention of th* la IHtHI hi* enlistment In the tucky, graduated from high school Sanford Is located tn the solid departm ent In applying moisture army expired ami he relum ed t ) In Kollo. III., and wa* connected central section o f Florida, on to plant growth, practically every hi* home, Petoekry, Mich, and with the garage business In Lake Monroe, which la the head acre under reianr cultivation in after nine year* attending the Peoria. III., until 1U2U. of navigation on the Rt. John* the dU trirt Is tiled. Michigan S tate College, working Hi* narent*. Marti Caldwell and River. It is 1UH m ilts from Jackfor -a railroad construction .... . . . ------ ---------------- com , , Mr*. Ella Caldwell nr* jiving in »nnvillP by w ater, and midway be. The total gross annual revenue pany. serving as city engineer for A* thc Sanford representative Portland, Ore., at the present *tw ern Jacksonville ami Tam pa on from agriculture and horticultur­ the city of Petnskcy, and as as and agen; i f the St. Johns Rivet lime. Mr. Caldwell's wife is the the trunk line or the Atlantic al products in Seminole County *!»tant superintendent for a lod­ Line Company, OJto Cal Iwrll, f rnu r Miss Nell J. Sullivan, Coast Line Rlalroad, approximate Is approximately $10,000,000. ging camp, Mr. William* moved who hi* he.'ti f.moo ted with the They have a daughter, le.it, s g f .lljt 12ft mile* from each o f t hese m — wii'iititmindi MiJiethw:** . m aen 19-U. t e n i ’t n jMi'intn h'Js1nc*i kin ft -to—f l o w n 1'After ibmit 'th re f nttansportatlitn Sanford is one nf the prln.ipal weeks In Jacksonville he came tn is considerril largely responsible Hi* duties a* agent for the St, terminal* of the Orange Bell Auto this city via the St. Johns R lo r fur the success of that company's • Johns River Line Company re­ Renford Is th* railroad center Line. Thla company operates bus and becauae he liked the town mad* built)*** in Semin.te County and u u lrt him lo travel consideribiv for central Florida. It Is the con­ line* to all east coast and central his perm anent home her* In 190l>. Central Florida after pla ing throughout th* territory which necting point fo r Lakeland, Ovie­ Florida points. Mr. Williams has served a t regular boat schedules on the ahip* through the Sanford point. do, Mount Dora, Eutie, Leesbur* rounty and - city engineer; ha* river to this point from J a 'k He say* th a t h r likes S anforl end other, communities on branch The largest Initial k in g p l a n t . been a member of the county sonvllle. very much snd Hope* he will bo line* which term inate a t Ran- In th* country Is located a ts P n n .w l school imard for 11 ycerv; nnd Mr. Cnhlaell wa* l«un IM . I »l'l« to Hie help for many y*xr*. fold. ford. ” Alex R. Johnson Fred T. Williams Lewis A. Tate Otto Caldwell / -J IA ' "A �".t York. Mora recantly Mr. Speer has learned to pilot a plane and at present owns one and flies fre ­ quently. lie was bom in this city anil received both his grade an 1 high school education here but later attended the Pan-American Business College. . He .is m arried to the former Miss Daisy B etts; has a son. George Andrew, 9, and resides at 411 Park Avenue. Mayor Speer Is a member of the American Legion, the Sanford Klwani* Club ami attends the Holy Cross Episcopal Church. His political .c a rte r began in G. A. Speer, Jr. *■ PAGE FIVE THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, A PRIL 29. ItM name before her m arriage was Mias Mary Edith fiohma, o f Naw la- V home In Rosa C ourt; la married to the form er Mias Ada Hill and baa tw o children; JJrs. Olive Adams and Robert. Mr. Newman's father, the late T. M. Newman, and Mrs. Olive Thompson Newman of Virginia; made Orlando th eir home for many years. < mc -J .itumus i a vc® nr TWWwIiFynm gwtwf•wvr-ttw City Commission and shortly sfterw arda was chosen to be mayor for one year. A t present Mr. Speer is serving in hia third term on the Commission and at the Jan u ary election was elected for a second tim e to the highest office In the City. Mr. Speer atten d s football W I .b o l .l t —I'b'Urt by Wl«b«ittli I'faoto by W l*bt»l4| games regularly each season but Sim * attaining th . j j e of m m for hi* own re.reaflon when not Probably the youngest practic­ coming to Sanford in howl. j . P. Hall. Sanford resident busy with eith er hi* official duties ing attorney in -S a n f.rJ is Gcurga . I ' . - , 11 L Perkins. ____local elothiiva for the past IK years anti present or in his business he enjoya hunt­ Algernon Speer, Jr., ntemlicr of store owner, has bTrii connected postmaster, ha. t-*<*ii c ,nn-cted ing and fishing. with his pn-c-nt line of,business pioneer fsmily who was, sdnrttwith various types and line* of | .tlii.o-.;, oHlmuuusly slid t-ulay he icd to the Bar only recently and business** including the rail mac', nianages a "tore lu-niing hi- name Is located in office* a l II I Mag­ naval store* anti telegraph com­ that has la-come re ngnli- .1 by nolia Avenue. pany. men of this rity as one of the Born and reared in Sanford. Mr. In lDOr. he became cashier for I leading shops of its kind in San­ Sneer ls counted as one of it* P h o t o b> VVIsbolilt - t h e Seal, ard Railroad office In ford. most popular young men. The wFernandin* ami held that p sitlon On Mar. 10. 1927. W. A. PatBefore taking up Ins residence son ol a man wh i is considered until 11)07 when he wni appointed an anient hunter of game ami rick, president cf the Seminole here Mr. i'eik in , was u farm er, custodian of the American Naval fish. Mr. Speer grew up in an Tire Shop on W est First, cam* "«*>k«-d for * hunk an,J was *mStore* Co.iipany yards in that atmosphere which he has decided t„ Hanford and established a tire ployed with u railroad * o-luction place. to perpetuate for he is rnlhu-, repair busine-c iliut was destined ■ npai-y In lVnne--ie to, .vi-ral In 1011 he be.ante superintend elastic over the pleasure and rec­ to grow so rapidly that by 19 2 years. He Is a member of the out of the Western Unu p . Com­ reation that come from a success­ had U--onie recognise I a* one 4 Sanford Eiks Lodge and attend* pany In Jacksonville, where ha ful day’* f r a g * in nearby | the Ii oilmg oil.) must prog........... I th- Ho(y I > 1 1> opal i hurch. With hi. family l»- resides at resided until 101-1 wh**»i he wits f its kin-1 in th - city's history. an I adjace nt streams. — tran sferred _to_Sailful tl ..lu_take —*Muttw-~U>—HanfrnJ.—Alt» J*iLL .ILl.myihL-AtvIt Ji;; i- m aitied ti 'k*- in,im i M ■ t. tula I.- 11i, i. over ;h. manimers!!.,! —- — , of th at m iry and grammar schoolc and is Patrick hat ii.-ulued -he r unty and has th r.e ,'hiMrvi it. I J r , company's to al - fflce, w i t h i o Fi»e»t«ne a grnduntr of Semiliob- High vv-li- a g e .. v IW; la*i-. I t ; mill Muff!ui. 7. Sir, which he continue 1 to connectSchoo l. For four years he a t ­ product- and tome- tv- ettlly has ■>1■■•>t -. I (• i 1 :kills iilul e<l until his nppointmatit t j the tended Washington and l.co U ni­ taken over the di-irlbutlon f-r Mr*. .Margnret 1 ■m IVrklne. are office of local postm aster in 1924, t rwsloy prodiu*s. versity in Virginia where ho wnna tivi et Vir g in a . it,I 1 • . ,| (or .Since IW I Mr. Hall has been rcMr t'.itii.k v a l.uin in Evan -n n o r'd ar student a* well « ' out­ -rmds-i o f j r i in t ' a i y s b i o u k appointeil for sucn-salve terms -tin, 111. nml achieveil isilh hi* an lirte standing athlete In track and Mr. Perkins wa- Iti't’i. and is non serving his third. I grade and high - land islueallon lield sports. During hi» Isiyhimd Mr, IVrkiu* Ilf realties at 1501 Palmetto lie is a member of I'i Kappa In that »it v lilt a* the age of lived in t'aryshrook, no,I toneswith his wife, the form er Mias 17 moved to Florida anil has since Alpha, Phi India Phi, and Umlborn, Tonn., hut. later attended Gladys Starlin anil children, Gorcion Kspp* Della honorary and liv e !-in this i.o tc , Before umi- the Fork Union Mililarv A ndviny J j h anti Lutille. Sir. Hall's oarin,- to th is city {i* managed an of Virginia. ctciul fraternities, attend* the l u . Thomas A. Hall and Mrs. Episcopal Chun h and resides orange grove nenr W inter Garden Mary Alice McCohh Hall, have w ith ‘ his parents nl 700 Park for five year*. Those MH-tliut.' of |'| riilti >|o lived in Florida most of their He resides a l I'-l.'l Palmetto d aliiin g ln the cultivation nf po­ Avenue. Uvea. Avenue with hl» wife, who, before tato** use vrry little tile .ItainThe postm aiter was born In —Photo by VVtsbotdt her marrioge, w as .Miss Agnes ags. Madison and attained moat of h it B artlett. Hie fath er, II. E. Pat­ R. F. Cooper, young Sanford etlucation in a private school dur­ rick. and mother, Mr*. Lena Arn* bar of the Elks lardgr and a t­ ing his youth. He ia fond of man who divides his time be­ Patrick, were long-time residents tends the Christian Church. Ilia horseracing and fishing, but bla tween teaching biology a t Semi­ of his birthplace In Indiana. principal recreation is flying chief hobby is engaging In con­ nole High School and farm ing, is Mr. I’atrlek la * Mason, n mats- airplane*. versations concerning currant North Carolinian who today says th a t ha would ra th e r live '°§lr.* Hall is very proud of a In Sanford than anywhere else niece. Misa Ruth Half, of Holly­ because It has tremendous possi wood, Calif, who for the past sev­ Hlltle* th a t soon will be turned to eral years has appeared In screen tho advantage of each o f its production* including Kddie Cun- resident*. to r’s recent release entitled “The Raised on a farm In eastern Kid from Spain'* in which Mlai North Carolina, a t Ralemburg, jlall played the romantic lead. to b« exact, Mr. Cooper remem­ bers that section as a land where people worked hard “ from aunup to sundown”, a land where ha eisumcd a share of llfa'a respon­ sibilities at tho age of 12 years when his fath er died to leave him as the only boy In a fam ily of five persons. Mr. Cooper worked hi* way through grade school* a t Salemburg. through Mar* High School In North Carolina, and finally through th* U niversity of Florida from which ho w as graduated with B. S. A. E. degree. — Photo o r W lsb olO t W ith ooo a m axing stro k e , V m . Ha cam* to Sanford in A ugust (1 Grunow,'m anufacturing aring genius Beside* managing one of Sanif 1921, and ta u g h t vocational ag ri­ Ivxs revolt! lionised tha refri rrra toe [nger* ford's eldest establ oldest established stores, culture In Seminole High School bualneaa. I t remained for C ra n from th a t y e a r through . 1928. He The Hill Hardware Company, to adapt Carrene, known and is proud of the fact th a t he since coming to this rity 20 years helped to g et football well estab ­ ■go, R. A. Newman, former City used for ten yean aa an outstand­ Commissioner, served on the old lished locally, and th a t he assist­ ing refrigerant, for household re­ ed In th# coaching o f on# of the rity council and was occupying his seat a t th* time when tha com­ frigeration use. Everyone recog­ school's football teams. mission form of government w*i nised the use of Carrene would be From 1928 through 1932 h* was formed and h* was also holding a ten-year leap ahead. Now Mr. actively engaged ae a farm er, and th* county treasurer's Job wlu-n during the p ast y aar ha has th a t office was discontinued. Grunow lisa bridged tha gap, by taught biology a t Seminole High offering delusively this aaft, In 1928 Mr. Newman was again School aa well as found time to elected to tha city’* governing A'on-corrnafre, N o n - t x p l o t l f t oparata hia farm . hoard and ha was one of the five S o n - tn J I a m m a b tt, aa wall aa men to b# members of th# fiveMr. Cooper takes an active p a rt —Ptrolo by Wleboldt in F lrit B aptist Church work eommiaaloner form of government A on-toxic refrigerant. As both m ayor and a City hare, and ha* been superintend­ when first organised in 1929. At Commissioner of Sanford, Mayor ent of the Interm ediate D epart­ present ha I* also a director of from In tha Cnutow lie* to Gt Vivian A. Speer, local buslnasa ment of th* church line* 1922. tha Sanford Atlantic National tha s s iJi .o f th* Individual man. baa played a prominent p a rt Bank. During 1925 he did aoma re­ hnusawlb. Each la-wired o In th* City's adm inistration dur­ Mr. Newman was born In T en­ tresacly low musk Wing ths ing th* past several years whan search work a t Cornell University nessee but in his early youth quality and | leadership and buslnasa ability in Naw York.it/tl*. and hi* trip moved to Orlando with hi* p ar­ to th a t section, Including Buffalo, ents and attended the school* ■UPER-IAfl ware param ount. of this refrigws tar. Mayor Speer hats been associ­ N iagara Falle, and th e adjacent of th a t city. Later ho studied at REFRIGERATOR Canadian territo ry comprise* th* ated in business wilh hia father, Rollins Coll yileg* and ar a t the Massey extant of hia trevela. George Speer, sine* b* received Bualneaa Collage. College. hia discharge from th# naval a ir H r. Cooper reside* a t 010 Pal­ U s la a member of the Masonic sarvic* In 1919 aa a firs t d a ta metto Avanua with bla wife, th* Lodge, a Shriner and a member .av iatio n mechanic. Today the form er Miss Glady* Boyce, two of th* Seminole County Chamber A t t y o r and hia father are epee­ sons, Jam es Henry and Chari** of Commerce while he attends th* ' s ting a local elothlng store known Floyd, and bis m other, Mr*. Holy Cross Episcopal Church. I’hono 101 117 E. 2nd Street aa Spaar and Sons. Hia mother's Annl# 1. Cooper. With h it family he reside* a t their Sin. R. F. Cooper I Mayor V. A. Speer G R U N OW f/ iu n c itr HOF - MAC BATTERY CO. J l O V , �I). K. McNab tin < farmed in the Beaniall Ave­ nue n tli'id . At p ir ^ r tl he letldce with In*’ family at thvii hofn** of* Ha* l tilth ' " — *t. Il» I III.* >1 in ih<* .n r - > Mi*« K thr| .Mip Moughti.n, I >mu(hter of Mr. . 1 nr*, ja m t* I .Mo.igh'.o'i, nf Ur - r ly. mi l In* two rhililren: Mary. II. an*l j J o in s . 2. Mr. Chapman * pai if .l*ihn E.I [ j(.'hapn.nn anil Mr- II » a Russell j 111 . 1liupninn. --------- — inmb* ■ l. r hum* in :: * nt^h f'.t mam . —rlm lh br WiibaMl Sint* (am ine lo thl* city in 1924 D. K. *•*“ lb ha( been an employe* of th* Hill Lumbar Com­ pany, dealt a*rt*ani of th* local ile* fore* for four year*, a iiding m aterial taU im an and fo r th* paat aovtral year* ha* boon manager of th* Hemlool* County Credit Aaaoeiotion, with offleea In th* Weatern Union building on Park Avenue. Mr. McNab w ai born In Olar. B.- C., but opont hli early Ufa in *** by \V la lif lt l I Douglas*, Oa. Ho attended achool In noth Richmond, Va., and In Although actively engaged a* Auguata, Ca.. but lator beeam. n atudont In th* Georgia Normal In civil engineer In New Jersey. H. < a lle g e and but Inee, Inatltute, In I n. P p* ram* to this elty last College year to enter the automobile sere. DaugTa station herein*** and ahortly ---- II* ia m arried l * - th * - f ( _____ Ml** l.ucill* Echoic, of thia city, afterward* purchased the two .and they have thr*« children: Wight Urns, station*, at 10th and Richard Kirk, IH year*’ old, and Sanford Avenue , n I at Ser .nd Barbara and David, twin*. Th* Street and Magnolia. lieeldea being president of th r family roaidea a t tholr homo, SIS II. B. Pop# Co., Inc., he la Sem i­ Magnolia Avonue. Beside, being a member of th* nole County agent for distribu­ local Masonic Lodge Mr. McNab tion cf Cities Service Company haa aorved fo r aovoral year* aa a gaa and oil - product*. He la a deacon of th* F |re | Baptlat Church member of th* Sanford Rotary and a t present I* auportntondont Club, the American Society of of th* Ju n io r and Adult Sunday Civil Engineers, American assorial) n for th r advancement of School group of that church. HI* hobby la hla Intercat In boy sclem r, eociety of Sigma XJ, the acout work and at pr*a«nt It Cornell society of civil engineers, aeout m ailer of a local troop and th* Preebyterlan Church. while hi* favorlt* recreation la Mr. Pop# waa horn July 2b. flatting. Mr. M-Nab’i father wi» 1119.1 In Hoddonfled, N. J. and was David McNab and b*for* her a atudrnt In both Ihe grads and m arriage hi, mother' name waa high srhcols of that city. L atar Mia# Lucy Hampton. he studied a t Cornell University. He came to Sanford Keb. 4. 1932 and a t present resides with hla wife. Mr*. M argurlte II. Pope, a t I heir home. 2101 Sanford Avenue. They have a non. Juhn II. Fnp*. Mr. I* in'* father, W alter Pop*, nn<l mother. Mr*. I / t'D* E. Pop*, wrre rr*lilrnt* r>f Haddonfleld for many yrnr*. Tha filling station Inratril O M agn.lla Avrniir, no* ornrat**. by M r, I'ope. «■< the fir*: ilrlve-lt sc rv lrr station to bp located It Hanford. K S. G. Gray today he hold, the distinction of having lived in Seminole Couftty lunger than -ny living person. 1 Mr. Vaughan’* parents wen- nn I i lives o f Virginia and moved •-• 1 what is row known as Ft. Reed {years IW ere the Civil War. The present t a t aowssor w*« born in] j UtSO in hi« family-• home on th • it* where they cltose to settl and develop* a farm. Ills father] was A . J- Vaughan, who m nrjl*d| Mis, latulsa Katherine la**. 1 ftr*t oirsin of G 'n rra l Roliert K.j Lee. H er father and General Lee. father were brothers.' A fter attaining the age nf man-' hoo,j Mr. Vaughan assbded hi,- • father on their farm near herfor n period nf nearly 29 year*. Mrs. J. T. Grit fin that he was first elected to th* office o f county tax assessor, a V. position to which he has been con­ sistently re-elected, and in taat year's election ho- ran without op­ position. Besides being a member of all branches o f th* Maaonic Order, —Photo by tVleboidl — P hoto by W lrlw .litt Mr. Vaughan la an Elk, a Moos* an Eagl*, a member of th* During th* paat aoToral decade* Having gained tim tidcribl* ex* Knlghta o f Pythias, and th* Holy England haa contributed generouspetlenc* aa * practicing account. Croea Episcopal Church of thla Ip furnishing talent fo r the -»iu in both Pfnevillr, Ky., and city.__ — -— American, stag e 1 and acroen and Jacksonville, 9ydn*v U. Gray, res­ Sanford resident* are For alm ost half a century Mr. today ident of this city since 1925, ia to­ Vaughan h a , retlded, with hi* plaaaed th at Mr*. J . T. G riffin, day a member of the firm of ac­ family, a t tholr homo on South owner and manager of th* Celery countants, Pentland. Gray and Park Avenue. Befor* her m arriage City Ten room and a repr»tenta­ Moors, succeaaors to Hall and Mr*. V aaghan waa Mrs. Elixa tive of both England and th* Pentland. Doudney, who also lived In San stag*, haa <ho**n this city to Mr. G ray, a native of Sedalia, ford fo r many yoars m eat her hom*. M o, In hla eatly Ilf* moved In Sh* cam* her* July 1. 1931 and Befor* m arrying a second tints Nashville, T*nn, with hi* parents, more recently purchased th* Cel­ Mr. V aughan waa th* father nf and attended the public icnoola of ery Club, an attractive little cafe that city. In I9M n* began hi* ca.' seven children: Mrs. W, W. Lo*. located on th* lako ohore. reer a* a practicing public, ac­ Sanford; A uguA ur Vaughan, doMrs. Griffin was bom In Wok­ countant In Plntville, k y , where reseed; Alex Vaughan. Canada ing, Surrey, England and came he resided until IU2U when h- A rthur J . Vaughan. Miami; Mrs to th* United State* a t the age moved to Jacksonville. In 1929 tho M. Y. Bledsoe. Sanford; and of 17 a fter first visiting In Cana­ firm of Pentland, Gray and Moore Mm. M ary Jan* Downing, of da. Sine* making her horns in was formed, with Mr. Gray named Miami. this country ah* haa- traveled in to tend' tllf'c'rttpiFJT T R anioIiroT ^ practically every state of the fires, now located in the First N a­ Chulunta. In the southeastern Union for various theatrical eirtional Hank building. culta and far soveral years ap ­ He I* a member of the Masonic tiart 'n f Seminole County, on the peared In motion pictures. lodges, th r Seminole County Florida E ast Coast Railway, and In 1924 ah* came to Florida Chamber of Commerce, the Holy the pnved road leading to the low­ and mad* her home In Miami Cross Episcopal Chur h and Is er East .Coast rnuntry and con­ where she remained until moving past-president of the Sanford Ro­ necting w ith Sanford and the to thl* city. Her husband. J . T. West C ia st, Is one o f the active tary Club. Griffin, and »on, Albert Newlon, Mr. Gray t, married to the for- sections o f the county. Offering also live In Sanford. mer Miss Hhoda Punlwr and they sn m uch-to the grow er nf citrus Mr*. Griffin la a daughter a t fruits and winter vegetable* and have one son, Sydney G. Jr„ who Whit* gnd Mr*. EttflK now resides with hi* wife and reneral farm ing crops thl* beauti­ George Mary Mitchell Whit*, of F.ngla^K child In Orlandn, Mr. Gray ia a ful little settlem ent Is nlao the de­ Sh* llkos to watch basehall games Joseph I’. Gray and Mrs. light of the tourist who farora would rath«r go flahtng. Her Gray who .before h rr m arriage fishing and hunting and the great but favorite pastime* are reading and was Miss Cora Garth, of Missouri. nul-door*. playing bridge while Interior decorating and raising fin# dog* For many year* Semlnolr Coun­ aro her hobble*. ty ha* planted large acreages of Outstanding among the many letture, mostly Big Boston, and ha* shipped hundreds nf car* flno golf couraee In Florida 1* annually. the Sanford Country Club course. Alex Vaughan R. B. Chapman TREAT YOUR CREDIT SACRED TRUST F. S. Lamson l>r W le b o lilt Year, before the City of San­ ford was founded, when only trees stood where the cily's business district I, now !.. a ted, Alexander Vaughan, present county tax a s ­ sessor, lived In this section, and — l*lni|ii by Although hla work a* a celery farmrlr haa required m u t of hla tlmv alnre taking u|i hi* realdenco In thl* city. Ralph II. (,'hnpman haa found time to lake leading purl* In *<•viral bran he* of Ma­ sonry, elate organisations, the country club and chamber of com­ merce. It* U president of the .Standard (■rower* of Sanford, provident of the Sanford Country t'lub, past m a tte r of th* Sanford lllua Lodge of hlasonryt paat high prl**t of th# Monro* C hapter; jjaat-com mander of th* Taylor Command• ry ; dlatHct deputy grand m u te r of th* fifth maaonic district; a mem ber of th* *xecutiv* committo* of th* Maaonic hom* In St. I’eto n b u rg end at th* recent M» sonic convention In Jackaonyf' iriU* waa appointed G r a n d flanipr __ Dei* D«i rand lode*, con of th* Florida grand bom In Vfui Mr. Chapman w** born cotah, Kan. and attended th* Man­ h a tta n A griculture College, In Manhattan, K an- before coming to Sanford In I91L Since then h« —ph.it.. br Wleboldt Born In Washington, D. C.. V. S, ljtm son, present city clerk, tam e to Sanford in th* early p art or 1925 after having served in th* eapaeity of buyer fo r a large departm ent store In Cedar Rapid*, low* and Rock Island. Illinois. Upon coming to fhls city Mr. . n union U io n waa firs t employed by th* City aa a collector of special aa•*savants and later aa an aa* slatant to W. B. William*, who waa a t that tlma Sanford's Pur( h u l n f ftrtnU Th* City Clerk la a member of the Sanford Kiwan), (Hub, and several btnnclirs nf Masonry, th r American Legion, th . Elks lasige and Siem a Phi KaMomr— -----If* attended loth grade and and high .choots in Was hingin' D. r , and later became astudent at the George Washington tin! versity, where h - majored 111 electrical engineering. Mr. 1-amton‘s wife’s name waa Mis, Grayce llalloway before their m arriage. They have a son, Donald, aged, and reside at 1(90 Orange Avonue. Ills father's name aa F. S. TAMSoti and hi* mother’, name be­ fore her m arriage waa Mlsa Anna Mather, a direct docontont of Cotton Mathor, of Now England. Both are now deceased. Their homo waa la Washington D. C. Mr. Lamaon now a*rv*a aa a deacon la tha F irst Christian Church. HU favorila sport I* ball. Aa a paatlma ha play* bridge and his hobby U machinery. The word "credit" (from the Latin credo; believe) implies faith, confidence —a belief that the person to whom mer­ chandise or service is sold will pay promptly when due. % ‘ Credit, then, is a sacred trust, to be treated as n m atter of personal honor! Since 1912, the Nntional Retail Credit Association and Its network of over 1200 retuil credit bureaus in the United States and Cutuida have encouraged the proper “ Use of credit on this hauls: L'se your credit aa a buying convenience , and pay all bills promptly by the 10th or according to agreement. Seminole County �T H E SANFORD IILl« \ l D. SANFORD. FI OKID SA Tl K IV U . APRIL 2-<. I it ------------- ---- 192,* and has since uti.-rated -t. pho-ography shop, now In, ntrd in 1 H o w a r d O v e r lin with h u family at thru- home. at Laura) Avenue. la mart-in) In l In­ former Mis* Man.. C. Mayer am) ha* three ihildrett: Wilhetmina, William, nnil Lydia. With hi fnmil> hr attain!* the Kill) Go*pal Taherna:le. -itung Mr. Wieboldt lower grade * honl* it unly remained in . lo r two year* when h r ratum aii to Germany with hi* p aren t« ami continued hi* *|ui!!e... Since coming to the United Stale* "r ho- -.united in the lllinni* College of Photography. WUboMt Coming to Sanfurd in 1920 a* the new manager f .r the Sanford, Oviedo and tjeneva diviaien of the Southern Hall Taiephonc Company, Howar,, Uvrrlin, president of the Sanford Kiwani* Club, ha* —•■‘•’TftWtlh'Tn'MW* ),r» ro o t bin that tnuipany unit today i* runfor the growth of hi* firm'* facilities In t hi * sevtlun, |te side* heading the Kiwani* Club. Jlr. Overlin t* m r r U i y of the Sanfonl Elks Club, in c id e n t of the Seminole County .afety counril and a member of thv Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce First i hrt*iian Church He' » » i born In Evansville, Ind., and attended the ‘ public S-heni* of tint; city, In him h. began hi* catret in the telephone bu*inc*.- bv iildiiLiing position W i l li th e Indiana_ M i _Telephone Cnmiutny and rem.i ita.l mi tltnt p a ttiru lar Job until H ill when In «u< transferred to the lllinoi* Cell I "h ; hll ;>- CilllipUIIV. In {’JIN lie canto to Jack* nville to lnl;p chaig.- o f the S i-ilhi-tn Bell Telephone Company'* line* In Camp John-in during the World War. lb- remained ut the at my ianip until eatly in p.ijo when he wu- transferred t« Sanford. ^ > 't present Mr. Uvrrlin reside* • M i hi* wife,. Mr*. Mnude Grnwr B e r lin , a t their home M3 W. ll«h Street. Hi* father. L. Over. Hn. and mother, Mrs. Alice Cor­ nell Uvrrlin, were residenta for many year* In Evansville. The Sanfonl telephone m anager I* particularly Interested in hi* work but find* time for d u b nctiritlr* ami to Indulge in hi* favorite recreation*, hunting and fishing. A. Wieboldt ( ’. E . M c K e e f.r.-vtt if ut until i.i ft i !■ ' 'Ic n rv M cLatilin with h i. brother at y-.oo > A fter *ucct»*fu1h »pctati . |fcttttine** through the p u re .*!• o.vurred during that ..me in- . jc u re j employment ;n the u'fici the »tnte vouiptroiit. and ii teamed there fur lit,, entiling fun >.ar> when In- mot id v m to a .re p t a position mu ![ Federal Reserve U.t . I'u n n g thi* time Jildg,. Shariat I had been studying > i .1* a _ nn,| a fte r living in Atlanta on. - j t a r ' he *ucre**fully pit----1 ■ hur examination* and ha* twin practicing since. J l r l* a Spatp.il Auteiiian W. veteran, and a member oi t! Sanford Kiwani* C I u El i . Club, Wotalmen of the World Knight* o f Pythias. and the nn *nwtwr1nw*t~nf tw * ’’■fTS'— n r ' —* Curch. The Judge reside* ut lit* home, I t i We*t 10th S treet with hi* wife, the form er Ml** I.oi* AudirSmith, and childirn. Jam,-*, .1 t handler, Ale* ami Jane III I loilM Ii* VVUtoiMt o llo w r “ r ,n t*. H. Sharon and Mi* Ptmlo lo v . tdi Perhaps the most finterei ting Fllen tiil>*cm Sharon, hate been A ftrr completion of hi* *1tidies and exciting period : . . . . . _i residents of Quincy lor year* at Ihe North Illinois Col lege ■f SIcKre's life was during n |»eri d iu i lye Sharon i* a rrgular fo I- Chicago which is -unsidcn ,1 one between early I'.MT and July IVI0 |„ [i Ian | Bn but spend* hi* Icisuiv o f the liest optometri*) *.-hi* 1« in when a* u **ilut in Ihe United hou r* T ra d in g , the nation. I'r. II, uty .Mtluiillin, States Navy, -he mads* 14- lripr.1 •h- took lttr his prttrtr.-t- ir» owtu across the A ttantU -tn. UuvupW-ou-t 'r .r .r 'i l ting the la tte r part i»T transput!* carrying cargo- for the I * troops. P.lJn and ha* t-een engage 1 in that w«tk slnte. Allerwurd* he found employUr. M rlstutln1* off) e i* localril ment with the (itw i- Steamship in ronnistion v*It Is hi- fiilln-r'* line* ail I made two trips lo poin* in South America nnd wren he fin. ii-welry i'o ri whi-h now hold* the u tln .th n i f '-i itg one f Santshed In* », a u m i i rank. 1 a* a id- o' olih-si tsta'ollsheil lnt»fne»*, chief machinist. lie u m Ui n in Sanford and Ilefott entering th.- Navy, Mr. ha* *pc lit mod id Ills life ip this McKee lived in 'la roil, Go. and city, n a > ii It In- utlende.l ltits followed Ihe mul liititit trade. II gt»d, ard high -ilnail*. lie t* win l om in Ann .-ion, A la , and the olil-*l i; of llenty M la u tin finished h lb ihe g lid e m il high and Mr- It t o'l'it, who. t-rfoni schools of that u ty . ,n 1021 he t mat i .in > .■ Mi** Kate moved to ,<antoril an t -i leiul — 0 • •:* ■-*- **•» • m i l ................ .. 'is . i■ . VVurt W. Warner ,Lun ii 1(0 m .oi I u mu t .i Avenue Inter l „ . ti il:< « uiirollnte When l he A tlantic and Paciiu- but i in tin- i-. al' NY lii Boi­ fca Comp ny opened n stot inti-t, Cnilpii’ i o il ),. i itiminu,-.: -even year* years ugo ut Etlgt loling op. in tr thu, i onl »itt e wo i| a suburb of Sanford, E. D. lie live* with hi* ,« nuy at then Price w as appointed m unngrr nod (rotn thut time until tli|, preseid b nn- 1#|* Magnolia Avenue, an I lie hn* continued to hold th ill!1'* toarrii-d to the former Ml*l.llytiel Puvis. T l',y have ii *,1.1 . position. Mr. Price has made hi* perm a­ • Ia retire Kiln aid, ii, ami n ttflld nent home in Sanford at 2420J the Fir*; lit*f*l i*t i liurch. South Sanford Avenue mid rv-i Mr. M rkce i* u Mason, Khriner, side* there with hi* wife, who be­ and M»drrn Womhiian. Ill* p a r­ fore her ntarlage was Mis* Vela ents, J. Y. M.’Kte and Mts. Mat- Phut* hr VVIstiol,1i Rowland, lie it a member of the lie Klla iloldcti McKee lived in For the past 20 years Wutt Seminole County Chamber of Com­ Anniston Ala. for many year*. W. W arner, well-known Sanfonl merce and attrn d a the F irst Bap­ man and manager of the Valdes tist Church. Hotel, has l*-en in the hotel busi­ ness and during th at time ha* He was born In W rlghtsville, managed the Angebilt Hotel in G a , and attended grade and high Orlando for three years, the Chap­ schools and the Worthey College man lintel In Oaytmia Bra h, of th at city. Until a short time others over the state an,| during before coming to Sanford he was Ihe M artin adm inistration was a farm er In Georgia, near the connected with the state hotel place of hi* birth where hi* commission. la rrn ti, Sir. and Sira. S. P. Price, ived the g re a te r p art of their Mr. W arner flrat ratne to this live*. Ilia mother's name before city in ll>2& directly from Orlando her m arriage was Ml** A rtiem l.■ie Lindsey, Sir. I’rice Joined the United State* Arm y but the Armistice was signed several month* afterwarti* and ho received an honor­ able discharge, lie is a baseball fan and when not engaged in hi* work of m anaging a grin cry store is fond of fishing. ■ Judge Sharon Tin- I" M optiiou'ti t- t i- a mem­ of tin Ms oti* L hI ih- mi l ii tend* ih hi. *l - Pic-hyti rmit I'hiin Ii II*’ i* married I the f .riii" Mi-* a m Hum, i nnd ber i i ....... ut III loMile. 112 W e s t Foilth ' t i n ' II- I- (mid of h i r1-ntt t.ut for In* own recreation i< litb er fishing or playing t* ri­ ms. to take over tin- itianngtfim-til of the Seminole lintel after n few year* here he moved to i'alatkn and resideil in that city unlit he returned here last year. He is a member of the Sanford Elks Club, the Mason*. Shrine, and attend* the Holy Cross E pis­ copal Church. With hi* wife, l|n* former Ml** Mamin Johnson, and two son*, Kalph an,| Frans, Ml. Warner . reside* a t Qie Valdes Hotel. Ills father, Fran* Warner, and mother, Mr*. Isabelle Child* W in­ ner, lived for many year* in North Catalina. Mr. W arner i* fond’ of baseball and liovlng. BUILDING - The C o m m u n ity Vance E. Douglass Wo have "iltine and will runtin uc to do our part in laiildintf our city and county by —Pbnto t>> VVI.buMt Before filling the , ffice of Feminoie County Judge, Janie* Cr. Sharon, a Sanfnrd ie*id«-nt since April 1WI, was connecu-d with various lines of budnes* u n j -I'hoto by Wiattnl.lt ll«>rTi In A l l i n b r u - h , ■ (Jet-many hut a resident of the United S ta te , ainre IRDU, A, W i-M -lt, who own* and operate* a photog­ raph* studio bearing hi* name, ha* had over 32 j r a r i esprnence in thi* line of business and today ii considered one of the best and most dependable photographer* In Sanford. Mr. Wieboldt came directly to New York City a fter leaving hi* home but remained in that plant only 24 hour* when he left for Savannah, Ga., Since taking up hia residence In thlg country he haa tired in a numer of cIMte. in* clodlng .F em andina. Effingham, I1L, Oblong, 5C " Lehigh, Iowa, Ft. M jer», Washington, D. C„ Ft. Meade, Leesburg, L aG ran n Ca., and Chicago at aeveral different Interval*. e came to Sanford in January, — I'h o to by tvtsb oli Fullowing L* the footatapa of h father, E. A. Dougtaaa, pioneer resident of Sanford, V anro E. Douglass became clerk o f the Seminole County Circuit court in 1924 and has besn re-elected to that position each succeeding term tinea. Before taking over the clerk’s olfic* Mr. Douglas* gained Invslunblo experience for his present po»itlnn by serving far more than 10 year* as deputy clerk. Hn was born In Chulnola but n tu n ti.i both the gtadc and high schools In (dtlaniTo, where he lived until shortly before enter Ing the clerk's office in this city. He I* a member of the to a I Elk* Lodge, Masonic Lodge*, and the Odd Felowi and attends the F irst Methodist Church. He is married to the form er Mlsa Mary Walker and ha* three children: Olive Helen. H erbert Lc* and Joe Walker. The family rosldoa a t- their home, 2044 Hi* biscua Drive In Dose Court. The clerk'a mother, Mr*. Mary A. Douglass also lived in Sanford fo r ■ number of yearo. Mr, Douglass is fond of all sporta but takes more interest in hunting while his htd>by l* rais­ ing fine dogs. our policy of furni-diing . . . QUALITY MATERIALS at REASONABLE PRICES —--------:------- w i t h ---------- “ZIP SERVICE” We Kiilicit a continuance of your patrounifC- HILL LUM BER CO. “7,11’ SERVICE” I’hone 135 13th and Holly X- 2. �. * . ksi * THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY. APRIL » . 1»M PAGE EIGHT . . . C. E. Adams county by • vote Ih il re-elected him for another term of four years as sheriff. H e was born in Polk-county and came to Hanford to moke bis home in 1.H93 and bad resided here since. Ills parents, W. M. McClelland and Mrs, Isabelle Willingham McCelland were residents of Ft. Meade most of their lives. A t present the Sheriff resides with his family at their home, MKP French Avenue and attend* the F irst Methodist Chutvh. He is m arried to the former Miss Georgia Brown amt has sevenchll drew: Gettis, W ith. Christine, Morgan, Jam es. George and Julia Belle, The S heriff is a member cf all brnnrhes of the Masonic .Order, the Odd Fellows, Elks, Woodmen of the World, Shrine^gm l the Uaptsst.XJtuccb . KniUoiL refill of h u n tin g nrvil J. H. Maxwell again entarad th* mercantile butineaa and followed that trade until 1920 when he entered the whole­ sale grocery business. He did not tike th a t type of business and daring the same year entered the automobile buenee ae a Chevro­ let dealer and ha* since followed that line. With hie wife, Mrs. Hattie Lee Collins Maxwell, and two children, Jean and Edward, Mr. Maxwell resides a t their home 3111 1‘almetto Avenue. His parents, E. A. Maxwell and Mrs. Rebecca Higdon Maxwell, now reside in Calvary, Ga. M. L. Raborn M. R. Strickland, Jr. t» * il garnet Mrs. Francis E. Bolz — I 'n o i. » / w i.b o lO i Upon C. E. Adame, young and energetic freight agent f r the A tlantic I'oesi Line Railroad in this d i r , rest reeoonsibilitlea th at liken him to the public relatlui counsel or "contact" man for an organisation which .recognises the value of pleasing the buyer or consumer cf a particular product o r aervire. T hat Mr. Adame has, since June 1927 when he came to Han­ ford, played an Important p art In cementing the relit'on* of the lo­ cal user of railroad freight or passenger esrvire ie attested In the ecu res of - friendships which he hae established among persona In every class of business or In­ dustry.' Mr. Adame, wh> was horn In Lancaster, N. Y., and studied In -grade-schools-there S ew ell as-In Buffalo and Hamilton, N. Y , became connected with railroad life In IBIS when he was employed by the New York Central Rail­ road fn Buffalo, N. Y. He tra m ferred hie service to the Michi­ gan Central Railroad In 1920, and fo r two years was stationed a t Detroit. In 1922 he teram e con­ nected with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroed. Ills parents are George Adams and Mary Dsuscher, and they now reside at Jacksonville. Mr. Adams married Miss Edna Young, and they reside In Loch A rbor, a subdivision In the rolling lands near the Hanford Country Club. Mr. Adame |a a member of tha Presbyterian Church, of the Banfont Lions Club, the Masons, tha Hemlmde County Chamber of Commerce and la president of tha Progressive Club, a large and eltamely active social club com­ posed of Atlantic Coast Line em­ ployees of this section. lie is an enthusiastic fuotball fan, and enjoys swimming as a recreation, For a hobby he raises uitry near hie Loch Arbor me. G J. P. McClelland —Photo h r WJsboMl 1 During the groater part of I life, Sheriff J. F. McCelland has been a farm er but at varloua In terrain he haa followed tha live stock and mercantile business and for a number of years managed orange grovea,----------------.— -----I t was in 1921 that Mr. MeClelland waa elected to h it first political office when he defeated a lares field of Candida tee fo r tn* office ha la now holding, and la the recent election* was re a s­ sured of Mi popularity In this — P h o to — Photo — P h o to h r W le b .141 Among the prominent Sanford etub women who a n ronalatantly identified with civic and social endeavor* of many kind* la Mr*. Francis E. Bols, native of Everett. M assachusetts, and a resident of Sanford since 1924. Mr*. Boll from early childhood indicated a leaning toward music cated a leaning tow ard music and dram atic arts. As she aspressed It, "My Ilf* ha* been de­ voted to a study of music", and, )Q music circle* in the North a* well as in thl* city, Mrd. Bol* oc­ cupies a major position. M>*. Bols studied a t florae* Mann grade school In E verett, end la te r attended a high echool in th a t city. Shortly a fte r com­ pleting her high school course she attended the well-known Cutrls School of Expression. Tha ex­ perience gained there aa well as e a r l i e r In life led her to offer her service* a* a dram atic leader during the early days of the World W ar, and fu r many months she wan an entertainer at m ilitary training camps. Mr*. Uoli came to Hanford In September 1921 and shortly a fter became affiliated with the Han­ ford Woman** Club and the Gar­ den Club. Since then she haa been active In Little T heater work a* director of plays. In the E ast­ ern S tar, and as a director of the Young 1’eoplrs W. O. T. U. Prior to coming to Sanford she was a member o flth e Somerville, Msss. Woman’s Cluh for 21 year*. She is a member of th# P in t B aptist Church. Today Mr*. Bols makes a hobby of ru g making, considers a rt em­ broidery as her favurlle pastim e, 1 enjoy* swimming and horxeback riding. Mrs. Bols resides a t 1101 Park Avenua In a residence surrounded by well-kept lawns and flower and.ahruh arrangem ents th a t Indi­ cate her Interest In Garden Club work as well as her home. Her husband I* a retired business man. while her daughter, Mis* Lucille Bolt, Is a student a t th* U niversity of Alabama. An unusually fine variety of potatoes are produced In Seminole County, but because celery and other crop* have yielded larger rctum a per acre, very little of the hlgn-prlced truck land la given over to potato culture,. Shortly a fter assuming Ms du­ lls* hero Mr. Coleman mad* th* statem ent th a t he w u well pleased when he learned of bla tran sfer to this city and th a t dur­ ing hla short residence hero be haa gained many friend*. c by Wleboldt J. JI. Maxwell, president of th* Maxwell Chevrolet Company, Inc. is an a ttir e member or the sonic Lodge, the Seminole Countv Chamber of Commerce and a t­ tends th* First B aptist Church of this city. He waa born In a sm all com­ munity near the northwest Flori­ da boundary ln Georgia and a* a boy attended the public echool* of Calvary, Ga. but later be­ came a student In the Cyren* In­ stitute, a prep echool. In 1910 he began his business career by clerking In a clothing store a t Thomaaville, G#., and In — Photo b r W lsbotdt 1918 became conne.-t«l with a saw A lthough maintaining an Inter­ mill. He followed th a t line of work until 1920 when he went to est in tha local car agency which work for th* Pullman Company formerly waa operated under th* ia-Jacksonville but- in 1922 he nam a^or Stricklsnd-Ilsrris Motor Company for several year*, It was not until last October th at M. R. Strickland, Jr-, cam* to this city to become president and general m anager of th at firm now known aa the Strickland Motors, Inc. He has been connected with th* distribution of Ford cart tine* 1924 and from th at time until he moved to this city ha lived ln Cordele, Ga. It* la a member of th* KlwanU Club and attand* th* First Metho- 'R. A. Cobb —I’hoto Since 1919, shortly a fter he re­ turned from a year spent In th* service of th* United S tates Ma­ rine* overseas * as a member of the Fifth Regiment in th* Sec­ ond Division, Robert A. Cobb has had occasion, as e e c relair of the Sanford-Ovledo Truck Grow­ er*. Inc., to become closely Identi­ fied with the one industry, celery farming, which playa the greatest part In the success of this city. That bis careful and conaclen- Hon* attention to hie duties Ja considered as a ' valuable asset to * firm of tha els* and magnitude of the one he repre­ sents la seen by the high esteem in which Mr. Cobb [a held by every affiliated member and offi­ cial of the corporation. Born a t Live Oak, Fla., Mr. Cobb came t ^ Hanford with hi* parents In J imBaap *f studied in the grade schools and at Sanford High School, and la­ te r a t the business college con­ nected with Southern College at Lakeland. He it the son of P. D. Cobb and th# late Minnesota McDaniel Cobb, anil he l> married to Ih* form er Mia* Ixelt* Stone. They reside a t 313 W est I5lh Street with two young children, Thomas A. Cobb and Frances Mae Cobb. Mr. Cobb consider* baseball and football aa hla favorite sports, and enjoy* fishing and bowling a* a pastime. lie is a member of the Pres­ byterian Church, the American Legion, th* Lion* Club, the Ma­ sons and lb* Odd Fellow*. hr w io b o ld i Sanford’s only laundry operator la M'. I - Raborn, 3t-y*ar-old na­ tive of Greenwood, S. C., who haa had 13 yeara of experience In work of th a t ty p e and haa for a hobby all forms of research and experimental wofk th a t will m akt Mi profession Just a little bit better than th a t of a rival, Mr. Raborn cafnt to Sanford In 1927 to become local manager for the Seminole County Laundry, Inc. Slnoe hla arrival he haa consistently Introduced method* th at, a fte r being Introduced, re­ flected their w orth in a stead­ ily Increasing volume of buiinest and * long l i s t of satisfied cus­ tomer*. Mr. Raborn waa educated In th* grad* and high school* of Greenwood, S. C. Ho U th# eon of the- late D- J . Raborn and Mica Elisabeth Me Kenney o f th at city, and la married to the form­ e r Mlaa M artha Holman with whom he reside* with a aon, Marion Lam ar Raborn, Jr., a t 818 Weal F ourth S treet. HI* favorite (p o rts a re baseball and horxe shoe pitching, while he enjoys fishing aa a sport In which be can engage artijrelr He U a member of the Semlnol County Chamber of Comm ei^M and attends the F irst BapUJM Church. £ In the northeastern part of Samlnole County, nestling among th* lake* of th a t region and near Lake H arney, la the fin* little city of Geneva where orange groves vie w ith the general farm ­ ing crops In m aking this section most desirable fo r a home. diet Church. A t present Mr. Strickland reside* with hi* wife, th* former Mis* Minnie MeKenney, a t their home, 2472 Palmetto Avenue. Aa a youth he lived In Greens­ boro, Ga., and attended both the gratia a n j high schools of that city but later continued h i-stu d ie s a t the U niversity of Florida: Southern College, Lakeland, and Palm er College,. Defunlak Springs. Ills parents, M. R. Strickland and Mrs. Ethel Kirkland S trk k land, lived many years In Greens­ boro. N est to w atching baseball games Mr. Strickland would rath e r stay home and play cards with friend*. TUXEDO FEEDS DOG BEDDING DOGJFOOD, HAY, GRAIN,ETC. Pay Cash and Quality Feeds Save tho Difference at Right Prices W o A n n r o o i n to V n u r P n f p rm n tro �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, APRIL » . 1)33 r u n ha * u connected with bankla* In Canal Point. Ita la a Maaon; a member of tba Knights or P rth la j, and tha F l n t B aptiit Church of thla city. lfr. Harwell, a t prcaant, I* reaiding a t tha Valdra Hotel. Ha la m arried to tha former Mlaa Mamie Wood and haa a daughter, Mary Elisabeth, 17. Ills parents, J. 0 . Harwell and Mrs. Annie Philip* Harwell, erer* residents of Ealonlon many years. The local bank receiver has bean a baseball fan moat of his Ufa b u t more recently has taken up golfing for hla»own recreation. Ernest Brotherson .increased by attendance at game’during Mr. Peterson'* ninny travels over America. Baseball, being the American national game, is naturally the traveler's game, and Mr. Peterson U one of it* devotee*. Thl* former mam if* in ter wt..» came to Sanford in ID*.'?, is u native of Chicago where he «c* born about Ci y rars ago. Hi* educati.n was gained in grade and business schools, ami in dost contact with people in many state* and o-cupations. lie has drawn upon his experience and hits uses! it effectively to assist in building up one of the largest one-slop service station* In the oilv. Mr. Peterson resides in the settlement known a* Monroe Cor- PAGE NINE .Sunford Doudney ee e — aet«en et f » » — » M * I ness district with hi* w I f e, [ the former Miss Sara IVason. and there he i* foend often caring f r a small garden which p r o d u c e * many choice prod­ uct* for the Peterson home. Mr. IVlrrson's nearest 'blood rrlntlvi is his mother, Mr*. Annie (V tc son, who lives a t Del.and. —I'llotrt by Witl.ol.tl Sir. Peterson Ik n member ef by Wl.sl.i Ml — by A resident cf Sanford since the F irst Baptist Church, and i Sunfa.iJ K. m»u*liMpy, n hfe-lunff birth, ■Ernest A. BrothSrMm. a member of tha Masonic Order Frank Kvan*. a form er county resident of this rity, is an em ­ manager of the Sanford Sporting commissioner, and resident of ployee in the office of the Semi­ la k e M ar), came to th at com­ Good* .Store r n Knit F irst Street, nole County lav assessor n* munity when only one year old and ha* been entnl ycd' In various Alexander Vaughan's chief aslines of business since f i n ­ today, after several years spent in sistant, a»d has held that poai, the North, continue* to boost and ishing school but in 1914 breame lion since graduating from Rollins advertise th r tuwn of hi* choice connected with the Bryan Cycle College, in W inter I’ark. where he maintains a home and Company in hi* present occupa­ Mr. Ihiudney wa* born here own* considerable gruvelanj and tion. Jan. 27. intis and for many years other properties. Be I* a member of all branch.* lived with hi« relative* on south Fur the past is year* Sir. Kvan* of the local Masonic L 'dge. the Paik Avenue Several year* a fter ha* been m the m anufacturing .Seminole County Chamlwr of the ih-nth of his father, Alfred husmrs* a* president of the Ply­ Cecil Doudney. Mr, Ikiudney'a Commerce, Sanford Country Club, mouth Company, lo.ated in Bos­ mother, married Alexander the Sanford Tennis Club and a t­ ton, Mas*. Ueiute th at time ho Vaughan. tend* the F irst Baptist Church. made hi* sta rt in the business With hi* family he reside* at A t present Mr. Doudney anil hi* world by appearing in vaudeville* their home. 2001 South S an f.n l family live *i their horn# In Ft. and circuses a* a trick bicycle Avenue, Hi* wife's name before Reed, a suburb of Sanfonl. Hi* rider and arioim i, and success.h e r m arriage sea* Mi*» Anna. AL .VflfP’- nt,BW.-~~Tif fur, ■h c r 'm arrtaim r d T ^ r a r J i ii a ^ l K a r T i i.a t l o n fo r —I’holn by WlvboUlt len and they have a aon, Ernest, wa* Mi«s Lucille Itine*. who is almost lit jear*. From lU-itl until Jr., age 7. the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. F. IX'U in- served u- a Seminole A ru-dcveloper of the SanLando P. Hinc*. n1*n of thi* city. Mr. and Mr Brother* n's father. Thom founty Commissioner. golf and country club, and the ns A. Brotherson, was a plonr. r Mr* lloudney havr two children: Altm-ugh lie was l«>rn In Krm* Lucille *n,| Alfred Cecil. I’lebbli rs.unty, Ohio. .Mr. Kvnns cohstruction engineer, who sup<-r.‘ resident of this city, an i his Mr*. leiretta Tolar Aa a hoy the present ***i*t*pt bus made Luke Maty his liomo foi vised the building Vf the Semi­ mother, lav assessor altewled the Semi* man) j . j . s 011,1 u. u | hi) he at- nole race track at l.ongwood, Brotherson, now lives in Snnf nl. Naturally the manager of the noli* County school*. Hi* favnriln tended the public sch ols of that Joseph R. Kenney, manager ol spurts are hunlm-r and baseball, Kckerson Fruit fan n ers' San­ Sanford Sporting Good* Store i* community, lie is n member of the K interested in all kind* . f outdoor hut for reerratlon he rhi»o«e* ail branches of Masonry, Iho ford plant, has earned the title of moving picture show* and bridge. mmole Count) Chamber of veteran in the field of construc­ sports but for Ids personal recrea­ During In. leisure hours at home tion I* more fon I ok fishing a n d , flunr m- „ud at lends the Prca- tion In Central Florida. for a pastime enjoys * Wing jig ­ Mr. Doudney spends hi* time in leriun I hurrh. Mr. Kenney came to Sanford in saw puttie* at home with hi* hi* own workshop, whlfh he He is married to the former 1923 and a t present reside* at Ctiii family. —I'hoto l»v Wtert-.Mi class*, ns his rhief fmbhy. lie IS Mi** .Stella I’elly and has live K. U th Street with his wife, the A* president uf the Seminole a momlier of the Sanford Kiwanl* shildien. | racy Evans, and Frank former hits* France* Imckr, and County Dave-cshtdlx-for-Govtrnnur Club, while hotb lv and hi" fami­ Kvnns. of Boston; Clara, 10; Hill, children: Frances and Jusrph, Jr. Club, William II. Schinnlt, local ly at If ml Ihe Holy Cross Episco­ I !; and Jack,' h. The form er comHe was born In Georgetown, coffee shop uwner and head of tiler pal Churrh, mis*ionet's fat hi r, Dr. W. II. Colo., but attended the grade and Sanfonl automobile license bureau, Kvans, lived in Lake Mary for high achool* of Denver and con­ played an active ami effective many y ear, and his mother who, tinued his studies in th r llrgls part in aiding other members* of before her m arriage was Mia* University alen located in Denver. th a t elub in their work which Melissa Toney, was * native of HI* parents, M. J. Kenney end ended In' the county's m ajoril, Virginia. Mrs. Ellen Kenney have been vote for Governor Rholti. Mr. Kvans traw l* evlenslvely. resident* of th a t city the greater Mr. Schmidt is al«« a meml»-ri He and hi* family spend most of p art of th eir lives. of "the Snnford Elks Lodge, Mu 1 Itin in ‘ “Boston or Mr. Kenney is a member of their summers either sonl ■ Lodges, Knights Templar, in other northern cities but always Shrine, Woodman i f the World, come to Lake Mary for the win the Knight* of Columbus sml the Seminole County Chamber of Chamber of Commerce, and atter months. Commerce. He would rather watch tends the First Baptist Church. a baseball game than any other He vrside* with hi* wife. Mis. sport but for hi* u»n recreation Myrtle W arn rr Schmidt, at their choose* golf. home, 1009 Park Avenue. They have on* son. Charles Schmidt, I t who a t pre-ent is living with relatives In Daytona Beach. Mr. Schmidt wn* i-orn In Angurta . Gn., where he attended both grade and high school*. larter h> studied at the Academy of tlieh land county, Ga., and. finishing school in 1903 he became employed by the Southern Kvpres* Company, lie worked for that nimpany until 19<W when he ac­ cepted a position with a telephone company. From ............. 1910 until II he — Photo b y W le b .ilill innved here in 1927 Mr. Shm idt Give A. J . I’et.-rson, local lived In Asheville, N. C-, I’hiln agent for the Krahoard Oil Co., dvlnhla, New Jersey, Jaeksonvllhand a p artner In the Seminole snd Daytona Beach and during - Plu.ln bj Wlrli.'lill Tire Shop, ■ choice scat a t a well that time w»i with the Lyncl played baseball game between Theatrical enterprises, n drug For alm ost right year*, J. I). store supply company, a lumber teams th a t are ancient rivals, and con em and the National Itiscui' Cochran, veteran grocer and rrsiiou’v* solved the recreation probdent nf Lake Mary, managed tha em of one o f this c ity 's most Company. Shortly a fte r arriving here h- Winrt-l/'VtU owned Uroicry store active business men. - 1 1 on Sanford Avenue, but before Mr. Peterson's interest In base­ and Mrs. Schmidt opened n Hint time «iu-ni most of hi* lime ball a* hi* favwrite a p a rt and restau ran t which today I* known ln farm ing had-It* la-ginning in sand as Myrtle's Coffee Shop, Incaird -------R iatime Mr. Cochran ia a native of baseball in which he took a. on Magnolia Ave. Charles T. Schmidt, Georgia, where he attended school tie* part, and, in later year* u-> andIlia parent*, —Photo by Wleholdt Mrs. S a d i e Carpenter mid lived for thu greater part of to the present, thl* Interest waSchmidt, lived many year* m lit* life until moving to lak e With o v tr 21 year* experience daugh- Augusta. as a banker to hi* credit, J. W. of Alabama. Thcv have I Mary. — I'hoto by WUbuldt ter, Mias Gene Marrtln Laney. Harwell came here in January 1031 With hut two exception* all Snnford la the Judicial seat « ' i parents, OI«n S. lornry and to become receiver for the defunct A* a youth, Dr.’ J . 0 . Laney, Mr*. Nan W illingham t-nney were Seminole County, anA Florida'* members of his family now reside F ln t National Bank and since th a t Lake Mary, lie is married to time has continued to hold th a t local druggist, spent most of his pioneer residents of Crockwrlt, twelth largest city. The pnpuln in aition, officte on -the third time engaged in the farming in­ Ain., but la te r roovtd to Welumpku lion in 1920 was BJISR; in t92"i. •lie form er .Mis* Muttii** Augusta ltion, with office* Giver* ami their .children are: dustry near the place of his birth, where Dr. 1-aney attehded the estimated, 11.600, nr nn Inrreii ir of the bank building. Iforere Cochran, M n trltr'Y rC a r* Mr. Harwell w as bom In Eaton- St. C lair county, Ala., but a t an grade and high school.. He studied nf approximately 100 per ci i f ver; Jacksonville; Elmer, Lee, ton. Ga.. and attended the grad* early age abandoned that line of pharmacy and graduated from the Mrs. Merril Roticrt*, Sanford; and high schools of th a t city but work to enter the drug store Max Morris Kchonl of pharmacy f'a -r I*. Iwfts, turnip*. «plrn--li Sam, Jam es, Jane ami Glertn. later completed special courses business and today is the osmer in Macon. Gn. pen* nod n very large variety of Mr. Co.-hran and M* family atIn banking and accountancy in and manager of I^n ey ’s Drug He l* a member nf the Masonic vegetable* are grown in amnio* ’ Store located on East F irst Street. a private school. Lodge and attends the First sufficient tn supply an active ex |trn d the B aptist ^Church in Lake i Mary. He enjoy* farming an,t hex Dr. Laney ha* been In business Methodist Church of tld* city. Al­ pre« shipping buxines*. Ills experience as a banker in ^ h l i slate include a six year term her* sincr 1921 and at present though he I* a consistent baseball |brcn particularly Interested in ‘JMf cashier, of a West Palm Beach reiides a t his home, 1912 South and football fan. Dr. I-ancy enjoy* Sanford I* one of the few citi** jibe grocery business during recent bank; vice president of a bank Sanford Avenue, with hi* w ife., fishing and spends much o f his of interior Florida that has b o 'i | , irs and fu r oul-tl -or recreation *» - * «■*»*» sif ln*h '- W *nd fo r several **••• *■ folia- Mavtinjl soare tie-- —^ J. R. Kenney i 1. , •■1“ A. J. Peterson J. H. Cochran J W. Harwell Dr. J. 0. Laney K i « . > « -i----L ____ �* H.MI* .... . ------- ^ - <r pa ge T H E SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL >9. I » « ten Heyward Walker attended the public schools of Chattanooga. At present Mr. Fischer reside* with his fam ily at their home, 50® E. 3rd Street, and attends the F irst B aptist Church. Before her m arriage his wife's last name was l i s t e r and Mr. and Mra. Fischer hare seren children: llu lb ert Fischer. Kathleen Fischer. Ivey Fischer, Helen Fischer, Leicester Fischer, Hamid Fischer ami Nell Fischer. Mr. Fischer's mother, Mrs. II. Fischer, ia living at his home In Hanford and his father lived here for several years until his death a short tim r ago The Hauler I butcher is a basebull and football fan but is m .re ] interested in reading and me• humcal engineering J. T. Ellis I r-’joUluHw Fred R. JVilson rii..1.1 Uy VVirlifilrlt A fter enlisting in 11*17 and serving-nut-hi* term a* a soldier in the United States Army, Hey­ ward Walher, local dairyman, and lee cream manufacturer, con­ tinued to follow an earlier Voca­ tion by becoming manager of a creamery in Talladega, Ala. ami from that lime until the present has been in the ire rrram busi­ ness. Before Is" tiling u soldier, Mr. Walker managed tin* t Vinson <'ullage dream ery, i lcm-i>n, S. and from l'.*Jt uni>1 I!*.'.> op, ruled a creamery m ,s..ltou, Ala. At that tim e * he mote.I to Nsiifurd and purrbused the e n etn li i* Henry Watson following year he graduated with a It S. degree. Three years later he graduated from Ihirdue Uni­ versity with an M. S. A. degree. Before assuming his present position. Mr. Mason was a truck — by Wltboldt farm er in' Pennsylvania. He also —Photo by IVIsboldt i. T« Kllu. owner ami m in ig tr was connected with Penn Stale A resident,, of this city since College and Purdue University In of the Hi-tirade liukery, located on West First Street-, has had con­ teaching, atten tio n , and Invtitl- A ugust 1925, II. M. Watson, local attorney, has been mrtrve In local, sid e ra b le experience In hi I line of gationat work. business and today is known in In the latter eapacitlei he civic, and country club affair* for Sanford as the operator of the traveled considerably throughout the past several year* and has city's Isrgest, m:»t-up-lo-date the Eastern states, while since h* taken leading parts in connection and fastest growing bakery. became assodated with the Stokes with the actlvitlea of the local Rotary Club, Elks I-odge and Mr. Ellis was born Sept. 24, firm, he has made many trips to Seminole County Chamber of IWI in llendersun, Ky.. came to Cuba and the Bahama Islands on Commerce. Sanford In January 1V29; and a t business. He was born in South Carolina present resiiles with his wife, Mrs. Mr. Mason is a member of Miae l.igor Ellis, and daughter, Sigma Nu social fraternity and and attended the grade schools Jeon, 7, at their home, 124 I’hl Kappa Phi honorary fraterni­ of Fair Play, S. C., but later be­ came a student of Spartan I'a! met to Avenue. ty. He I* also a member of the Arndcmy, n prep school. Hu He is a member of the Odd Sanford Klwani* Club, anil of the studied law at Wake Forest, N. Fellows leidge of Henderson, Ky., First Presbyterian Church. C. and attends the F u st I ’h ristia n 1 lie lives with hi< wife, the At present Mr. W atson resides ith nl* wife, ' i .n s - « ... Knn >. »Y - no W- OpOIS U ss- lao-luv .!»• H S ...-..I is a source of genuine satiafac tion. Add these two Interesting hobbits to a s^are-time devotion _ to all forms of outdoor life, purlieu larly hiking, swimming, and ten nis, and combine them with bus!xwiatlim* that are a* ne*s associations la possible. varied as possible, and yu-J you will underslu ml why Mr. M uon la ana of this city's busiest yimmr men. Further, share all of these Interest.s will i a itrowlmr boy who ia as eager to learn as you are. and new life may certainly hare a meaning for you. Mr.' Mason, who came 1 ford in O .tober 1926, was Doyleslown. Penn., where he re relvesl an early education In priVate schools. He graduated from Episcopal Academy in I’hlla* ‘r1 Seminole Creameiv ii East hirst M ie t, | e li,-., on! . no egg • ........... ...... ...........v £ » ' «=• .......... ■ ...............................................: _________ M-rs/Vhe!!First her J mi,| pn, I what Hie A pi ,n tii mg l-nnsbli red not. M,- the l.i-t egg- til II'in, t < ?' the rminiy The attorney i* an nrdent font .................. M-j 1111,1 p*-«'liiesnte.it of the San- , 1 , lull fan but fur his uwn retn-nMl W alk.. . ., 'll* ...I ...... I.. ..... h r ' a n H ub. mm. to fenon !" , , , ‘ lion p r e f e r s g o l f mid p in y - tluil - t v : u - I.o"i» ' ........ ..n l' r "f f„r,| in Septem lei, 1*122, t-i estab " , ’ o, * " '1 11".) "ilk * o f t h e game often on the link tie- Tuyb.i fo o l....n.bs) He " ' t. I, „ luu ..ifi e mml irl reeunt! " " l “‘ nl1' Sanford Country Club. ol " I....... h'lit >" Hi'' Stn’e Dairy ,,,, (ij,. p'uycd , prominent pm' I'rtnloii As o i .i ' i o, * reiary .crying w- legal advisor to lb'* Mr. Watson’, office Is locatid and treasurer ot the Sanford |'lt y Commlsslonei". on Park Avenue on the hu^ty Dairy A-m«-intii'n; anil ■•nior Mr. Wilson was Imrn in Brooks floor cf the First N ational R.-iwV warden of the Holy * r -- F.pia- Xills- ami uttendfil both grade mi l Building. tnpiil t'h u rrb . high schools there nnd after gradIIIlives With Ins Wile, the ' nation began bis study of the law; former Miss Mary Ellen West, at »' the University of Virginia, lb, It home. 20t'J Washington At present he resides with h is . Avenue. Hi. father, E. II. Walker. family •» their home on SotHh and mo.her. Mrs. Elisabeth Hey- 'W o n l Avenue lie is marr ed .. waul Walker, have lu-en resident* tile former Miss I-ranees Martin of Beaufort, S. C. for msny years. and has three children: Frame* lie attemio I the guide and high l In* h, Helen Allierta and -RobertIlls futher, Stephen A, Wilson, ache I- of Beuufott but stndieil jater in I lemsnn College His chief nnd mother, Mrs. Jnnie 'lo u n g er Wilson, have lived in llrnoksvtUe bobby is his Interest In raising the greater part of their lives. fine p"ullry. The rity attorney's travels have taken him to New York City sevi nil times, likhihoitm. mnnv olh " western point* and into fanuda While he s|H'nd< m o s t of his leis­ ure hours reading, he i* also fond of walking for daily exercise. Mr. Wilson's office* are lueatrd cn the fourth floor of the First Recently appointed municipal National Bank building and when not engaged in his duties connect­ Judge by the .Uanford City Com­ ' d with the city's government, h* missioners, S. A. II. Wilkinson, a carries on hl» private prartire. resident of thl* rity «inre June 8, IU2I. besides being engaged in the practice of law during that lima — P h oto l»y was coach of the local high school football team fur several seasons irrylnjf over from hla and was considered chiefly re ­ laya, hobbies th at f scores of his young play- sponsible for the sucress of Ma C. Russell Mason, local teams. Itefure Judge Wilkinsun took Photo by W libuA J^ manager for the Francis C. Stokes and Co., Ine., seed firm, h*a not over the rein* of the local grid During hia boyhood, Jay II. only gathered one of the finest team, It was an unusual feat for collection* of rare and unuaual a Sanford eleven to win but under Beck, a Hanford resident since birth, waa principally engaged In stamps In Florida but also has hla guidance the Cctery-Feda gained knowledge of bird life that marched Ihrough several success­ work connected with hi* father's ful sgaaona climaxed by a thrill­ farm near here but In his early ship of Ihe local church Nov. 17, ing victory over a strung Miami manhood he became a clerk In the IP2U and since establishing his resi­ team before a large crowd on the post office, a position he held for over eight year* and In 1905 ac­ dence here at 1100 Park Avenue, lake front field. cepted employment with a local ke has taken an active part In Judge Wilkinson was born in clothing store now known as both the A m rrt-an i-egion and the Masonic Dodge when not engaged Barber county, Ala., hut attended Woodruff and Watson'*. the Geneva rounty schuots and in the duties perlaining to hia —Photo. hy Mr. Beck's parents, Mr. and later atudied law a t the Univer­ church affairs. Mr*. C. II. Beck, were pioneer res­ sity of Florida and graduated in Experienced in every branch of He is a native of Monroe coun­ ident* of the Hanford section. Ills the meat business, li. I. Fischer, ty, Ga„ and lived there in his 191(1 with the degree of Bachelor father was born here, but hi* a resident and merchant of this earl|- boyhood with this parent*. of loiws. Two years later he con­ mother, the form er Miss Nanny city since 1923, is well-known In Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ilrooks. He tinued lo study at th at institu­ Galloway, of Charlotte, N. C., Sanford and during the time he moved to Clarke county to attend tion and received the degree of came here to live in 1859. has been rngngi'd in business here the grade schools and later be- Bachelor of Science in Education. He resides with his family at The Hanford man studied a t the has gained many frlcml* who -re­ ____ a student of the Athena Iheir home, 212 W. Ith Street, East Florida Seminary and later gard him us one of the best High School in Athens, Ga. Dr. Brook* graduated from the and is married to the former Miss entered the University of Florida. butchers in this section. U nliersity of Georgia with A. II. Ruth Alma Alien. They have two He ia married tD the form er Mis* Although having operated m ar­ Devlin nnd reside* a t their —-Photo by Wlohohlt and A. M. degrees and also con­ children: Helen Lorraine. 13, and Ola kets in various parts of the city tinued-ht*'studies a t'I h e Southern Billy-Hurlram, A-^ They attend tha home, 410 Magnolia Avenue. Mr. including the Piggly W iggle store B<vk attends the Presbyterian Before coming to Sanford to Raptist Theological Seminary. A*, Fir*t Baptist Church. on Sanford Avenue, Mr. Fischer Iwiumu — :-----------------pastor of the First Bap­ The Sanford municipal court Church. is now a co-owner of Ilia Seminole tist Church, Rev. William P ari th r Georgia College he was a docket shows that since Judge member of the I’hl Bela Kappa Sauaaga Shop, one of Sanford'i Brooks, served as minister for a Wilkinson has bern on the bench lty, In addition to th,. several orders newest m arkets located on San­ Baptist Church in Georgia for I'ratrm The Baptist minister Is a true he has definitely rnnclodnl 146 of Masonry, Blue laalge, .Chapter, ford Avenue. several year* and before.that time • pottsman and enjoys to fish In cases since taking office Mar. 1, Cornmandery, Shrine Club and He waa born Jan. 25, 1878 In spent about seven years in d u e s - neatby lakes or rivers during his with an average of Lne case every Eastern S tar there are lodges i ^ Barneaville, G*., but spent part *1.tonal work there. leisure hours. He is nlso fond of two minutes while court was in Odd Fellows, Elka, Knight o f hla boyhood In Tennessee end Rev. Bioot - -ssiinie,| the pastor- reading. session. Columbus and others. V*. it w i p % aV,r Jfc . d ~ i S < t a c Wilkinson S -M a JfS C. K. Mason Jay Heck G. I. Fincher *, • „' * -* *t* iT, ■> Y* ►4 ’ ....y �« • t h e sa n fiiiiii iikhai .o . A sw nm n. h .o r i p a . Saturday , a t r ip » . ism . TAtJK RLEV EX LMOST FLYING - - OVER A L L KINDS OF ROADS ! % BUT if • . And t h e . Assurance of Complete Control . oy Tim N.vnovs rrrorcR L O W E S T PR IC E S IN HISTORY FIRESTONE OI.DFIEI.P 1.50x21 1.73x19 5.1)0x19 a.2.*i x21 «• li.OMxl!) II. I). 5 1.95 5.51) For More Mileage, Quicker Acceleration. Lots ainI ! *>ts of Power install.a set of 'firestone 7.20 11.25 SPARK PLUGS BATTERY SERVICE Hr«l iM llrrt .m if f ! )i>ur b m irrir. klrniiK, with h rrp * ulit r. fit anil UWCi rf(irirn c). HATTKRIES TESTED HIKE OF CHARGE I »* I'rit m un N>» ITalrn SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Flreslone Tires—FI rest tine Ikitlcrles Flreslnne llrake Lining—Woco Pep Croslcy Radios and Electric Refrigerators I'iolcne Motor OU—Washing and Polish ini:—tirriudnj: First and Elm I'hone 89.1 II.nr >!>ur car ■i i w p l e f e l y • rv |r i a in o n e GAS WATER GREASE ___ A 1 R _ BATTERY OUR SERVICE MUST PLEASE YOU BRAKES <'rirrrml, * I I i rietd utO'liilatilk await >'*•11 . . . C nm c in ami have etcr} part nf yntir car ac­ curately check­ ed . Y ou'll awtiil f u t urc tnnihlr. - rmi'll f i nd more pleasure in driving. a lid you’ll save m oney. A • * ' . of*- ' �THB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. A PRIL 9 . IM J Road to Sanford Municipal Golf Court* Fairway Through an Orange G rort, Sanford Municipal Golf Court* it . . ' C utting Celery N*ar Sanford Fairway Through an Otpag* G ro rt, Sanford Municipal Gulf C ount Road to Country Club llout* River tc*nr, Srminolc County U f t : U 8. Pott Office lluililing. R ight: A .C .L . Railroail rtatinn. Center: Aviation field A fair *xampl* of Seminal* County’* citru* crop Entrance to San Lanta Uaptiat Church Catholic Church Congregational Church V /M l ^■7 [V I H 7 le f t: l '« r n a 1il-Lnughton 1, Mrrnonul hnapital. Right: | Srmirmlr County c o u r t 1 hou»e. Steam er O tcto la on Lake Monro* �"T T * i PAGE FOURTERN w tn becca S te r n a , and daughter. Mine Rebecca Stevens. A aon. Dr. Ralph E. Sterena. recently removed to St. Pet*rabar* with hi* femUy where b* It l member of the s ta ff of phyalciana a t the U. 8. W .. V .t — , . . 1 k. . f i l i a l in pioneer iwW«nU of Son- ftrd. In 1927 bo served tbn City of ftaaford 01 a coramlaaioner. Tbo local lumberman la a gam# hontor of Ion* experience, » J » Prank Woodruff, Sr. G. E. McKay that J. Dingfelder visited both Philadelphia a n d superintendent o f itroota, a poslWaxhlogtoa, D. C. to • « th* ll<>n he haa held ever alncc. Born on the Ule of Man, a part of the British lalee, Mr. Mouxhton came to tbia country In IM7. P in t ho reside,) In CteTeland. bat later moved to Sharon, Pa., where he worked for th* Sharon Steele Company. He i* a member of all brancheo of Ma««nry. II* la paat m ailer of the Sanford Maaonle Lodge; paat Mrh rrleat of the Monroe Chspter; pa«t commander of the Taylor Cnmmsmfery ami a member of the adei.ory b ia n l for the Order of member of lho DeM lay. He l * _ ............. Firvt t’revbyterlan Church. Mr*. Moughton, before her m ar­ riage. w i. Mlaa lla ie l Hrockway. Mr and Mr*. Moughton hard two son* and a daughtar; Elton J , Mr* lUlph Chapman, and L#«H*. member of the local Maaonk Lodge. Re waa born ln Cincinnati and attended acbool ln th a t city. Ilia parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Clifford L. Hofmann. Heed in Cincinnati for many year* but were more recent residents of Eustls. While not engaged In the actlvitea of hla bualneaa Mr. Hof­ mann participate* in local atage work a* a magician bat hla favor­ ite out-door aport la motor boat racing. James Moughton A. D. Smalley •f V a ♦ *a j> • T Mwu g M nw'i — P h o to H r —rtintn hr WUboldl While hi* duties as the Sanford representative of th* firm of K. I. and M. Dingfelder, commission merchants of New York City, re ­ quire most of hU lime. Julius Dingfelder, who established his residence her* In 1929. finds time to participate ■«. local social Irel­ —Itliiln bv AVI*hold I A* president of both the Hill Lumber Company and th* recent­ ly organlxed Hill Feed Company, with office* on West 13th Street, W. C. Illll, a life long resident of this city, la one of this city’* principal business men. For th* greater part of hi* Ilf* Mr. Illll has been engaged in the lumber business and during th at timr has established on* of the moat successful ami progressive firms of th at type In Central Florida. , , Hr is a member of the local Odd Fellows Lodge, a Mason, Shriner and attend* th* Flrat Methodist Church. With . Ms fam ­ ily Mr. Illll resides a t their home 1000 Magnolia Avenue, Is married t o . lit* form er MUa Sara Ann IwGett* and they hsv# a daugh­ ter, Caroline, 14. As a boy Mr. Hill attended th* grad* schools of this city but later became a student In th* P o r t e r M ilitary Acsdemy of Charleston, & C. Ills parents, W. J. Hill and Mrs. Alice Stiles Illll Chief Cleveland Wilkes-llarT*. P a - th* son of William II. and Deborah J. 8tevens who still reside In th a t city, lie attended grad* school# until he decided upon a career as a railroad man. Since coming to Hanford. Mr. Rtavens ha* figured prominently In th* civic end business Ilf* of the city. II# served on* term on th* City School Board and two U rm i an a City Councilhiab* W ntn the commission form of govern­ ment was adoptad. In 1920, Mr. Stevens wpa the city’s flrat mayor under th at form of government. For many year# he waa president of the People’s Bank of Sanford, and hr ha* held th* presidency of the Sanford Building and Loan Association. ' * In outdoor Always interested ---sports, Mr. Stavena la considered one nf th# city’* most ardent foot­ ball and baseball enthusiasts. Mr. Rtevrns is a member of th* P m bytrrlsn Church, end is affiliated with th# Sanford R o ta ry ' Club, th# Ord#r of Independent A merl­ es na, and th* Knights of Malta, a Msaonle Order. Sir. Stevens resides at 621 Park Avenue with his wife, Mrs. Re- In th* paat littla of ,tb* output of Semlnol* County vegetables have been washed snd bunched. r _ : „ . __j ____.are j now Celery and _i!__ other Items now being ______J prepared 1. in th a t way and' are receiving favorable attention. O ther crops which. In th* opinion of some, could b* added to th* Hat far bunching and washing fo r rarlo t shipments are radishes and green onion*. In other sections this 1* don* very profitably and no section could be more ideal for th eir production than Semlnol* County. — P h o to b y W l.b o M t While considered an experi­ enced fireman, aa chlaf of th* Sanford Plre Department. M. N. Cleveland, who Joined th a t or­ ganisation In 1920, haa followed several other Hne* of work alnc* — P h o to b r A T I.b oM l A conspicuous and persistent figure each time Seminole County politicsn* have sought public of­ fices since th* election of 1916, E. E. Brady, local live stock dealer and on* time sheriff of Seminole County, la apparently content to carry on th* duties connected with his business and aw ait the next election In 1038 when he may seek office once more. Mr. Brady 1* well-known In the Sanford lection,- having moved her* In 1003 to becom e.* live­ stock dealer, a business he has continued to follow to th* present day. II# aerved a» sheriff during th* lO n -T l term and haa been a member of th# Sanford Elka lodge for a number of year*. He was born In Amtricus, n o ­ where aa a boy he assisted hi* father and attended the public schools. Mr. Brady married the former Miss Carrie Rims ami has on* daughter, Mr*. A rthur Moore, who reside* at her home on Osk Avenue. III* father, W right Ilrady, snd ford House, end as an employe# of th* Crown Paper Company. In 1918 he moved to South C aro­ lina, where he found a Job a* street car operator but followed th at vocation only a few months when he decided to become a live stock dealer. In 1920 ho returned to Sanford and joined th* fir* departm ent and In 1925 was appointed chief. He Is a member of ths Odd Fel­ lows, Elks, Moose and Modern Woodmen of America and attends th* Baptist Church. With hi* family ha resides a t 2483 Palmetto Avenue, la married to th* form er Mias Lola Shlfflet and haa a son, Mac, J r - ago 8. Th* fir* chief la a son of Thomas L. Cleveland and Mrs. Dora Vickary ______ Cleveland ________ who wore realdents of H artwall for many y e a n . !e*e. He in a Mason, n member of th* F irst Presbyterian Church, and reside* a t hi* home, 520 Oak Avenue. He m arried th* former Miss Minnie Devlin and haa four sons, Frank Woodruff, J r , J. D. Woodruff, Dr. Ralph O. Wood­ ruff, Engllahtown, N. J .. and Dr. H arry S. W oodruff, Leesburg. In 1880 he founded the bualnc** now operating under the name of W oodruff and Watson. mother^ M n. H aiti# W illett Brady, both lived In Americua for many year*. Th# #x-#h#rlff likes all aport*. but la more In­ terested in horse*, aa riding I* hla favorite recreation. The above photograph we* mad# in 1916 during Mr. Brady’* election campaign. Lee M. Ransbottom Packer and Shipper Red Eagle NoKout Brand Brand W e T o p A ll M a rk e ts ! Wash House Located at M t Ice Co. Plant AVI.h..kit A Sanford bukinea* man and |iroperty o w n e r for Jhe paat tU year* and an office holder of variou* branches of the city, coun­ ty and state governm ents during that tim e, Prank L. W o.druff, Sr., who la now ln the real eatata buainrsa, la on* of Seminole County's leading citizens. In 1010, before Seminole County waa made a separata unit, Mr. W oodruff waa elected Orange county commissioner and served on th a t board until 1013 when Seminole County waa created. At that tim e he waa appointed by th* governor to complete his term a* a member of the board of county commlaaionere o f the new county. Mr. Woodruff served- a* chair­ man of the board until 1014. and in 1910 he waa elacted to the State Legislature and waa re­ elected for two auceeaaive term*. His political career ali'i in­ cludes a 10 year period In which he served as aecretary for the Orange County Democratic Com­ m ittee: while in 1000 he wa* elected to hla flr*t office by being chosen to serve on the city coun­ cil. In 1003 he wa* elected n u B of Sanford and served continuous ly, w ith the exception of one term, until 1007. Mr. W oodruff wa* born In San­ ford, Feb. 20, 1871 and has lived here ever elnce. lie attended the Orange county public school* but moved to Du* W est, 8. C. for a abort tim e and_»tudicd a t the high srhtol In that city. U te r he be­ came a student in Ersklne Col- — I ’h o l o by W U b o ld t Being Interested in lodge work, G. E. McKay, p nn.ipal of Semi­ nole High School, ha* been an active member of all branch** of Masonry fur many y rars and dur­ ing th at tim e haa served aa heau of nearly every branch o f the local Masonic Lodge. He la past-m aster of Sanford Lodge No. 28, F. A A. M.; pasthigh priest of Monroe Chapter, No. 15; paat Thrice lllustrloua m aster Sanford Council No. 20. R. A S. M.; p ast commander T ay­ lor Commander) No. 28. Knights Tem plar; associate grand patron of the Grand Chapter of the Florida Order of K a-lrrn S ta r; a royal arch ma*<m ami n member o f II Gamma Mu ami Kappa Delta PI fraternities. — Bc*id**-hl« bulge ac tivities Mr.j MeKay ur/ar.ixrd the Seminole C hapter Order nf DeMolay more expressions from store officials whom he has kn >wn since 1927 when he first became associated with the firm. He has the en­ thusiastic support nf his fellow workers anil the well-filled aisle* of his firm ’s large lo-al st'.re re­ flect the interest of the public in an organlxstfon which, through the thoroughness nf Mr. Smslley, renders prompt, courteous atten ­ tion a t all times. Born a t Uncolnton, G*., Mr. Smalley studied In the grade shoo!* of Llncolnton snd Co­ lumbia counties. Following his graduation from Llncolnton High School, Mr. Smalley entered Young H arris College In Georgia where he remained until 1927 when he chose large-scale m er­ chandising surh a* I* practiced by the J . O. MeCrory Co., aa hla vo­ cation. , Mr. Smaller, who la th* aon of W. M. Smalley and the former Mis* Lilli* Mae T yler who now reside In Llncolnton, cam* to Sanford on Apr. 6, 1932 to assume his duties here. While his position finds him confined to business throughout th# entire day end often Into early morning hour*, Mr. 8m al!ty la still able to maintain a been Interest In fishing and golf, rec­ reations which he consider* aa being among th* finest. Mr. Smalley, who la a member of th* First Methodist Church. Uvea a t Hot*! Montaxuma with hla wif*. They are both member* of th* Sanford Country Club, and — P ho to b y w ia b o ld t frequently are seen playing on A veteran vaudeville trooper as th* greens. a young man, Bill Hofmann, ownar and m anager of th* ilof-Mac Many carloads of cabbage are . B atU ry Company, joined the shipped In carlota annually from American A ir service in 1917 and Seminole County and a very con­ learned to fly a plan* a t Langley siderable tonnage of cauliflower, Field, V a- but since the Armistice which la (hipped mostly by ex­ be has followed th* radio, auto­ press, however, or in mixed ear*. motive and alectrical refrigera­ These crops are very well suited tion business. to any of th* tuck lands of ths Through his work on the atage county. Cabbag* seeds are sown an,l as a flyer during the w ar from July to October and cauli­ Mr. Hofmann visited practically flower July to December. T rans­ every state of th* Union a t on* planting from seed bed to field tim e or another and in 1920 came follows seed sowing In about a to Sanford to enter th* battery month, and harveat in from nine­ business. Today he manages th at ty to on* hundred and tw enty same business, originally estab­ day*, •depending on variety and lished a t th* foot of F lrat Street weather. on the extension now leading to the M ayfair Hotel. W ith hla wtfa, th* form er Miss Osceola Is one of th* most Gladys Lorain# Bryan, and little aon, Wilbur Dale, Mr. Hofmann promising sections of Semlnol* dhrea a t their bom*, 539 Valencia Countv, and will bear th* closest TTrivs and attend* the First investigation of prospectiv* in­ Prrahvlerian Church. I1- U also a vestor*. • — riio to hr wubuldl When only a amall boy. Envoy Horae* F. lleley became first con­ nected with th* work e f th* Sal­ vation Army and all of hla Ilf* he. has been working with various branches of th at w elfare orgmnlu tlo n while teday he l* head of the local post, a position he haa held since coming to this city last month. II* wa* bom in Warwickshire, England and lived there during Ms boyhood with hia parents, Albert lleley and Mrs. Elisabeth lleley. Although edu.'ated In England Envoy lleley U ter moved to Can­ ada where he lived for nrarly 20 World War enlisted in the Canadian Army. A ltar- the. w ar- ho moved I . the United States and con­ tinued Ins Salvntion Army work in Zanrvllle. Ohio. Envoy lleley resides with his family at the l-cnl Snlvsti n Army liendi|iinrter<, 211 E. 2nd Street. Mrs. lleley, who before her m ar­ riage was Agnt - Wnlsh. of Eng­ land, has als i hern in the Salva­ tion Army since curly childhood. They have n son, Horner, Jr., 12. Envoy lleley Is a member of the Masontr Order and Is very fond uf reading during lii« leisure hours. Torn Brotherson Bill Hofmann A fter completion of hla studies In local schools Tom A. Brother■on, vie* president of ths Hill Lumber Company, entered the grocery bualneaa aa a clerk and followed th a t vocation for nearly seven year* but a fter th a t period began working for W. C. Illll and today holds an im portant position vrith th a t firm. Mr. Brotherson ha* taken an active p a rt In organisations per­ taining to his line of bualneaa and at present Is district director of. the Florida Lumber and Mill Work Association. He attend* the F irst B aptist Church; I* • mem­ ber of the board of trustee* and general secretary of the Sunday — m o t* bf AVIsbt.lilt Jam es Moughton, superintend­ ent of Sanford streets, cam* to this city In 1009 from Sharon, Pa. For three years, a fte r arriving here, he engaged in farming. At on* time h , was an employee* of th* A tlantic Coast Lin* Railroad. Eleven yrars ago he went to work for the City of Sanford an I two years later was appointed No residence I* 1021 Union Avenue. H u father’* name wa* John Moughton and h i. mother’* name before her m arriage wa* Mias K rtin Kelg. Doth Heed for many year* on the lale of Man. Th* auperlntemlent of street* like, to read when off duty and hla favorite aport I* baseball. HI* Chief hobhy I* hla Internal In Urn Sanford Municipal Zoo. which has become one of the moat aucceaoful and Interesting part* of Saafordfa marty httrmctlona. • * * Strawberries should produce an attractive revenue parttruU rly for th* small farm er who can. with hi* family, perform a large por­ tion of the lab r required during picking season. * Poultry raising l* profitable In Seminole County. . M e a l Is C om plete U nless PRETZELS \ Huy them fresh daily From GlttX’ERY STORKS F’orrntl (I'nlchcl'H I’nnh Gro. M. I). Gntrhrl Gro. • IiO<lue Grocery I/odgp and Son* Roberta Grocery Caldwell Grocery Co. I’lKRly Wiggly, Mag. Ave. DRUG STORES Raggeit'a Roumillat & Anderoon J o«’h Smoke Houac Idiney Drug Co. Campbell Drug Co. Hanford Drug Co. MeRrynold'n Drug Co. Mobley'a Drug Store RESTAURANTS Myrtle’ll Doughnut Shop Daimey’a Cafe Celery Club 5 and 10 Lunch Angel’ii Bleve’ii P. O. Lunch HOTELS Valdes Hotel Montezuma Hotel F IL IN G STATION Ray Fox Seminole Tire Shop These Pretzels Always Crisp, Fresh Hatulmndp' Pennsylvania Type1 Pretzels Mnniifni.tiirr-I in Sanford |iy t V I . �* ^ , ,. « ----- ■-,» \ . . w-jSs.-Sif,*,, ___________ ._______________ .— — ------—w---------.— w iry • . ~ -• • ~ . . . -------- ----------------------------- ------•' -. - T --------- * w. t PAGB SIXTEEN THE BANrOBP HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL » , 1M» " it — — —*— — I■ SEMINOLE COUNiH "The Biggest little County In Florida" OF CO URSE This little county in the world's richest garden tr .... . section and each year produces more celery than the entire state of California. The ideal climate and soil together with the splendid irrigating fa­ cilities make it possible to grow practically any kind of vegetable almost all the year-round. The bulk of the crop is shipped to distant points but there is an abundance of green things for local residents. bu t Seminole County, lying along the shores of beautiful St. Johns H irer and Its many brsn ch ri and lakes, besides being a beautiful gmrdsn Is tha Ideal sp o t for the lovtr of out-of-doors. This river la ons of tha faw In the world flowing northward. Numerous Ideal Camping Spots Cool Water, Green Trees, Sunshine, And Fishing! While the county is prin­ cipally a fan n in g section it la not w ithout Indust­ ries. There are crate mills, lumber mills, a canning plant, s a n r a l fertiliser factories, and pre-cooling plants, tu r ­ pentine stills, l a r g e dairies, and branch warehouses. For Further Information Write . v Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Sanford, Florida M any Delightful Byw ays For Motoring Beautiful LAKE MONROE Bordering on Sanford . Ideal For Sail Boating --- r-. . .. .. j i- v y . . ~ �t T H E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY, A PR IL H. J. Lehman portunity to travel extensively since hla college day*. and he rrecall* nr ■ a w ith l i 'I ’ t I with muchk npleasure tweeks that were spent In In la n d . Engand, F n n c e , and later. In Cuba. He enjoy* the friendship of •n o n * with Intensl* such as li* own, and he says he fimls articular pleasure in “ Renting ny go-d old friend C. SI. Stowe n a srt-back game, three games ut of three”. Mr. Colclough is s member pf he First Presbyterisn Church, nd la -also a member In good landing of Campbell-LrssilJg ■osl of the American Legion. ■ M l 'S . — —— - ■ ----- Sadje MOSCS * I9J1 PAGE SEVENTEEN achieved both her grade and high s - h o l education. 1-atcr she at tended th e Georgia Stale Collect for Women a t Millcdgeville. At the present M n . Most s’ mother, M n. Millie "Jtelm enoviu reside* in Brunswick. M n. Moses likes bn---1alt games but for h er own res-reati n choose' golf and while a: home spends most of h e r leisure hour* read­ ing. c. II. Shaffer DaVe Bon take Lee Ransbottom nf WI#lioIdl —Photo fey \V1#bolili Although a firm er by trade, H. J. Lehman, City Commissioner, farm er m ayor ami celery farmer, hen been In the grocery business ■ contractor, anil for three y e a n worked in a bank In Indiana be* fora ccm inr to Florida In 1920 to make hia permanent home. He was born in Crown Point, Inch. and spent the g reater part o f n il early life there and at­ tended the grade school* during th a t time. L ater hi* fam ily moved to Chicago where M r.' Lehman (Ired for a number o f year*. He la a Maaon ami a member of the Odd Fellow* and Elks Clube and la a deacon in the Flrat Presbyterian Church of this city. H e resides with hi* family at their home 610 Palm etto Avenue and m an ie d to the form er Mis* Jennie Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Leh­ man have four children: Mrs. Her­ bert Rusaell, Rodman Lehman, Mre. William Urumley and Mrs. George Cross, of Jacksonville. Ilia parents, John Lehman and Mrs. Wllhelmlna Bride Lehman, were rraldents o f Crown Point, fo r many yenra. When not personally supervisjA r the work un his farm in Euw i n Hammock, south of Sanford, u f attending to other dutlea In connection with his municipal of­ fice goes horseback riding. Through his Intereet In the cit’a government and hla untir­ ing efforta to aid Sanford in every way possible during the past few y e a n Mr. Lehman ha* gained a host of frlrnds, who re-elected him Mu> the City Commissioner post fhr another term last fall. — Ihiring the greater part of h rr life Mrs. S»dye Moses, owner and m anagrr of Sadyr’s Shop, has been connected either u a s em­ ployee or rm ployrr in her presrn t line of huslnrsi both in San­ ford and in Georgia with her fath er, the late A. Zelmenoviti. Mrs. Moses is a member of the E astern Star, the American Legion Auxiliary, Woman’s Club, Garden Club, the Seminole Coun­ ty Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford Country Club. She has resided in Sanford for the past 11 years and a t present lives a t her home, 2414 Palmetto Avenue with her huband, A. 11. Moses and two children. She was born in New York City, but spent most of her rarly life in Brunswick, Ga., where she J. H. Colclough —ra s ts * y W Is b s M l Before coming to Florida to enter the farm ing bualnesa In 1922, Lee M. Ransbottom, local shipper and packer of celary, managed a large w heat ranch in Canada for two y e a n ; and was In charge of a muck land experim ent project for a period of three y e a n on an 11,000 P orter ranch .in northern Michigan. Through hi* form er work. Mr. Ransbottom ha* gained considerable knowledge pertaining (o varloua branchri uf the trucking business. He was horn In Ohio anil during hla early life traveled Into pracery sta te of th e Ui and over all p a rti of Canada. As a youth he attended the Ohio Northern CoMrge and since that time ’ has been a full-fledged football fip hut when not occupied with the duties of hi* vocation likes to spend hi* tim r reading. Mr. Ransbottom, when m San­ ford during each winter attending to his intrrest* here, resides at »1I2 Park Avenue uml he nttends the Presbyterian Churches. Early last fall He su|>crvUrd the construction of n modern celery washing and packing house near the Mountain Ice Com­ pany plant on th e West Side and during the closing season his new project was ostronixrd so well that hr is pleased to announce that it was a success. tinually increasing sale ef hla product in 5nnf..rd and he h-ta gained many friends whom he has come in contact with through his businrss transaction*. He wa* horn in Alford, Ala., nnd attended the public schools of th a t city when he waa a boy. Before coming to Sanford he lived for a number of years In Mims and while there took an ac­ tive part In the Junior Order of th a t city. H r i* also a member of the Woodmen of the World and attends the F irst Bnplist Church. He i* married to the former Miss Isils Wiggins and they have three children: Wlndell, Louise nnd Ernest who reside with their parents' nt TOO Pal­ metto Avenue. Mr, Itrnrkln’s par­ ent*. Vinci- Brackin and Mrs. Del* Temple* Brackin lived in A*ford m o.t of their live*. Mr. Brackin I* principally Intrrra trd in hia work but occa­ sionally uttrnd* baseball games nnd gt ps fishing. t'tlMti* l»t Wkllllllll -flhutM !•> WklmliU When Dave Iloniske. local bustn rs , man and eelei'y grower, a r ­ rived in America after leaving hia home in Russia in 1909 he lived in New York City only one year and then moved to Curdelr, Ga., where he began hie career in Ihe clothing business. While residing in Cordele Mr. Bonlike'mirneir Sites Nestle Boniske o f th a t city and they made th eir home there until moving to Sanford in 192S. Ha purchased a riothing ito re located on Sanford Avenue a t Fourth S treet and con­ tinued In operate on th at location under the name o f Dive's De­ partm ent Store until eeveral years ago when h„ moved to new quar* ter* on E ast First. Street. Mr. Iloniske l« a mcmlwr of the Sanford' Kiwanls Club, Woodmen of Ihe World, Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and ia on thy houee committee of the local Elks Club. He is also secretary and treasu rer of the Jew ish Comuni* ty Center. With hi* wife and children: Marjorie, Edwin, Morrie, Ruby and Raymond, he reside* a t their home, 117 West 1Gth Street. His parents, Israel Iloniske and Mrs. Hachrl iloniske, lived in Ruseie all of th eir live* but Mr. Ilunlake's brothers and sisters urn nuw liv­ ing in England. As a child Mr. Iloniske attended As *rnior meml-er of the local police force a"t the tim e w h e n ' Chief Hoy G. Williams was in­ jured in an automobile accident, C. II. Shaffer was entitled to the appointment he received from the City Commissioner* to serve aa acting chief of police, an office he is holding at present. Mr. Shaffer first came to thia city in 1923 and for th e ensuing right years waa connected w ith local construction work and in 1929 joined the police forev. Ha was born in H arrisonburg, Va. and finished the pul'll' schools of th at eBy, hut aa a youth he came to Korida and since than M s 1raveled into *11 x m l.m r of the atate with various construc­ tion companies, lie has alse worked in Alabama and llllnoia for several year*. Mr. Shaffer i* mkrried lu the former Mi«a Eunice Godwin: re­ sides at their home, 110 W est 19th Street; and attend* the F irst Baptist Church. Ills father, H enry Shaffer, and mother, Mr*. Mary Srnger Shaffer made H arrison­ burg their home for many year*. The acting chief is very fond nf target practicing and during his leisure hours follows thia sport frequently, lie nl«o like* to go fishing on nearby lake* or stream*. the lower grade school* of Eng­ land for two years hut returned to Russia and comploled class** e«iulvalenl to high school* in this country, lie 1* a liaseball fnn but 1* much more fond of moving picture* shows, nnd attend* regu­ larly. BE IN STYLE This Summer! I. J. Brackin W EAR LINEN Men’s Luilies* Linen SUITS —rnoto by As head of the Colclough Real­ ty Company and fiscal agent fur one of the South's largest Insur­ ance nnd investment firms, J. 11. Colclough, young South Caro­ linian who m ine to Sanford in 1922 has duties and responsibili­ ties th at are among the most im­ portant in thia city. * Raised on a farm in a pros­ perous section of Carolina, Mr. — P i e t s b y W U b a ld l Colclough gained a high school education at Woodrow before en­ With over four years experience rolling at Presbyterian College ■ s ' an employegjpf the Coca Colli not fa r away from hla hlrtn- Bottling Company, I. J. Brackin came tu this city in 1331 -lo take H e la the aon of E. B. and over the management of the local M argaret S. Colclough who re­ branch of th a t concern a n ! side In South Carolina, whlla he since then has continued to hold ia m arried to the former Mlsi that position. Since assuming the m anager­ M eta Johnson. They reside In an attractiv e residence in Rose Court, ship her*. Mr. Brackin has been tot Mr. Colclough h at had an op- directly responsible for the con- i SUITS 5 (k Washable Pants 25/ Phone 475 One Day Service If Requested- SEMINOLE COUNTY IN a LAUNDRY �TIIE I'A GE EIGHTEEN XI) HERALD. 8 Aft FORD, FLO K lD A .-SA TU B D A t, APRIL » . IM3 attended the public ehoul* of Wetum pka and apenl most of hi* Ufa in Eaaonvllla. III* favorite eport ia baseball but I* very fond of reading when not engaged with the d u tle * of hi* business. E. H. Laney L. T. Doss Gordon Barnett T ^ ■,. - t *j ... J • u ' " J / fir - J WM 4 of hla choacn profession and coming to Sanford haa re ­ ceived a large patronage. H e waa born In HIneon b at when only a email boy moved to Havana, Fla. with bia parent* and attended the grad# and high achool* of th a t city. A flat com­ pletion o f high achool b# apent hla summer* and other period* when not studying In various military camp*, including tha C. M. T. C.; Enlisted Reserve*; R. O .T . C. and a t tha present la a mamber of the organised reserve*. Ha re*idee a t MO Magnolia __d attanda tha First Methodist Church. Shir# beginning hi* prac­ tice here hi* profession haa r*uiIred most of hi* tima, but u□ring hi* leisure hour* he en­ joy* seeing a good football or baseball gam*. Dr. Does maintains office* or cry branch of both th e real estate and insoraaca boaiaeases, Edward F . Lane, w ho haa lived hi thia city all of hla life. Is a t present the local repreaeatative o f tha Federal Life Insurance Company, bat when not engaged in th e duties of hi* profession Is fond o f stage work and appear* frequently ia hometalent vaudeville act* for various group# e f the city. Before entering th e Insurance buelnea* Mr. Lane apent many yearn hero as tha m anager o f a local th eatre, then known as the Lyric but now operated under th i name of the Prince#* on W est F irst S treet. During his youth ha traveled extensively through practically s ta te of the Union except Into New EngimiM and ha* a t­ tended th ree world’* fair#: the Pan-American Exposition or Buf- ___M fd H k w r a l the -F irat-riw tional Befnr* coming to Sanford In IM S K. II. Laney, owner and manager of the Lanai Dry Clean­ ing Company located on Eaat Second Htreet, followed the general merchandise business In A la­ bama for nearly II m r t but h« like* hie new line or work'<inaeh batter and ha* taken ptraonal pride in building op the Maine** whlrh he established shortly a fter ha arrived her*. Mr. laney la a royaj A r h Msnon, and a member of the P in t Mel dint Church of thia ally, and a t prevent he reeldet with hi* family at their home, 1ID Eaat F ifth Street. Hta wife’* name be­ fore her m arriage waa Mlaa Min* nia Heath of Enterprlae, Ala., and Mr. and Mr*. Laney have three children: IIrue*. Kathleen and E. la m * father and mother, Mr. and Mr*. -tMan R .-In n ey j-w rrw ro*1■lent* of both Crock well and Ea••ariB a, Ala., daring the greeter p a rt pf their* live*. The Sanford merchant w*« born in S t Clair county, Ala., but By itudylng at the U niversity of Florida, U nlvem ty of Georgia, Unlviralty of Tenneeaee, the Palmer School ef Chiropractic*, Davenport Iowa; and a t th a Dav­ enport School of Chiropractic*, — Photo by W lib u lilt Dr. L T. Do**, whs ram* to thla city in February to begin a prac­ felt or* Fern Park became a tice, received an Invaluable know). fern producing area. Gordon B arnett, who 1* a t prea< moved to Philadelphia w here he ent connected with the W inter entered high echool. L a te r Mr. Park Ferneries, Inc., lived in th a t Barnett became a atadent In tha eeetlon of Seminole County and Hamilton College, Clinton, Nf. Y. beaidet holding the honor nf hav­ A fter finishing college he be­ ing named th a t community he came an employee of the Inter­ wa* one of tha fir*t to realiae national Banking Corporation In the opportunity* of the fern hi- New York City and waa la te r ten t duetry and to develop th at bual- to San Domingo to repreeent that neae there. firm for a period of nearly three Mr, Harnett la married to the yean . form er Mlaa Mai Jackson and roHe came to Seminole County • Idaa a t hla home In Fern Park. In 1932 and haa continued to reHe la a member of the Seminole •Idc here liner. _llia parent*. kU Ceunty - Chamber of Comtnerc* Jor and Mra. A. E. B arnett lived and attanda tha Presbyterian many y e a n In New York City Church. but In more recent yearn hla Ha waa born In New York City mother, who before her m arriage and flnlahad hla grada school edu­ waa Mis* Annie Bailey, haa llred cation In that place bat than In Fern Park. ________ Building. E. F. Lane — Phole bv tV lebold I -I’bala by Wl.bolOt Bank Philadelphia I held taken He _ _ various organisation*, At part one time he served a s Lieutenant Governor o f the Florida E lw anlt and la a mem ber o f Sanford Lodge No. 62 F . and A. M., Monroe Chapter No. IS, and th e Morocco Temple of Jacksonville. Mr. Lane la m arried to tha former Mia* Mary Parrish, of Greensboro, 8- C . and reside* a t tbelr home. S10 P ark Avenue. H is parents, Frank E. Lon# and Mr*, [da Doyle Lane lived In Cincinnati most of th e ir live* but hi* m other ha* *l*n resided In thia city. The Sanford Insurance man a t ­ tended the Sanford g rad e and high erhooli and afterw ard* became a student in the Stetson University baalne** college. The production o f green pep­ per* in Seminole C ounty gener­ ally runs Into hundred* of c a r­ load* annually. Both a fall and a spring crop are raised, though th* latter repiaaeata the b u ltr-o f-th e— total. The spring crop doe* not bring a i much per crate a* the fall trap , b a t the ^ eld* • " h i g h ­ er and m ore certain. The lighter — Photo by tVleboM t type track soil I* Ideal for thlo Thoroughly experienced witfcev- c r o p . __________________ __ G row ers and Shippers WE WANT TO A Thank You For The C O N F I D E N C E AND PA TR O N A G E Florida Pre-Cooling P lant A t ML Ice Co. l Sanford, Florida Phone 131 r. ■; r Y 1 \ ■ v r i s 1I MM V • j i •} *?- 11• ..»V' ■% - % » • : *»2 '•!’ ‘T ' -*I - *I '. S-^- t -• -■ v - ; 4 *Vc* Am ; y 1 r- 4 is ^ - t . . . . ** t II* 1 �j . . * ' * ... “■”*V 7 7 . . . . ■ . : — ---- THE SANFORD IIKKALD. H A M 'J im FM lKl'llA. S A T l RDAV, APRIL » . 19) I 1‘ACIK NINETEEN SSUREDLY . . . . the wcrct is over. If I did not firmly believe that statement I would not have invested in Sanford business property. By purchasing the First National Bank Building; I feel sure that I have made a . .s t u i .for »:aul JnxJ. Jiava. Uuui L most confidence in Sanfcrd'B future. ' — - FRA NK EV A N S W E S A N F O R D IA N 5 ~ SH O U L D S T IC K TO ­ G ETH ER AND BUILD UPWARD - FORWARD ;n.'"m i - Be Proud That You Are A Property Owner In Sanford Occupants of Bank Building American Fruit Growers Inc. 6th Floor 5th Floor P. Paul’s Beauty Shop 5th Floor Dr. L. D. Brown, dentist 3rd Floor S. W. Bradford, tailor 5th Floor Citrus Improvement Co. 5th Floor Colclough Realty Co. Dr. A. C. Chamberlain, dentist 5th Floor Dr. L. T- Doss, chiropractor 3rd Floor Samuel R. Dighton, attorney 3rd Floor 6th Floor Dr. A. W. Epps, dentist 6th Floor S. G. Gray 3rd Floor J. W. Harwell, liquidator 5th Floor Counts Johnson, attorney 4th Floor E. F. Housholder, attorney • 6th Floor A. H- Moses and Son . Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 4th Floor 6th Floor 4th Floor Pentland, Gray and Moore Dr. H. W. Rucker, dentist Sanford Oviedo Truck Growers 5th Floor Maxwell Stewart, insurance 5th Floor R. M. Warren, insurance 5th Floor Wilson and Boyle, attorneys 4th Floor Lobby News Stand (L. R. Philips) Lobby Title Guarantee & Mortgage Co. Ground Floor j ■ �H• ha* centtoned to bead Dm lo­ cal police ik p u tm n t sod on Oct. S, 1933 he met with a aeriou* accident during an act of en­ forcing the taw. Bk i m of tot ries n n ir til ia that accident i baa been confined to either tha hospital or hi* home until re­ cently. daughter, M*«* Juanita McMalkw. Mr. McMullen to a regular foot­ ball feu but during his leisure hoars would rather go fishing than do most aaytkiag else. Mr. Williams was born in MU Vernon, III, hot a t an early ace came to Oviedo. Florida w ith hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wil­ liam*. and attended the grade schools of th a t community. In te r Ha family moved to St. Petersburg where ha resumed his studies a t tha high school of th a t city. Be­ fore coming her* ho w as a s tu ­ dent a t Rollins College, W inter Emmett Hunt T, P m 4 l* stoHFWMito« r I N r s t t r iu M t N «M i* • U&MVWI He is married to the form er Miao Ruby Hoyne and resides at their 'home 449 Elliot S treet. Mr. Williams to a member of all branches of Masonry, the Elks If — PSele bp WtebeMt —H u ts by nr i, sold i la m i Roy C. Williams, who f two year* prior to th a t time an connected with tha office of iperintandrat e f Sanford streets, aa appointed chief of police and *»n»e ha eras only 33 y e a n to the aatomobile buxiars* aad aa s a empl -ye* «>f th* StricklandH arris Motors, la c , to regarded as one a f the leading e a r satosmew af - r tanfuid t oday.- ------—■— la 1932 Mr. Hunt was the local a r e s t for the rales of Oakland snd rnattor automobiles but la IK S he became a real estate salesman. Far the post four years he has represented the F ont Motor Company w ith its local dealers. Ho was bora to Harrison, Ga_ but attended th* grade and high schools aad spent tha greater p a rt a f hto ta rty life in Forsyth. L ater he roatinoed hto studies la the Statesboro Agricultural Cal. - « *-♦ ■% • L 1• i ■* -* *9 ,1 • , • -***■ h. ■ 1 * #' “* j v * i f ~ < V, . ,* 1 fll rf * • \ Jfti V 1 ■1 - -v * " ' i 'v r* f f ; Ideally located on Lake Mary aad Crystal Lake, w ith frontage on both, and on the main lina of tha AUantle Coast U m Railway, about four mile* from Sanford, to the thriving Httle city of Lake Mary. N ear tha Sanford Country Club, nestling among orange groves and Henr-wnUr lakes, this particular section of Seminote County offer* moch to the tourist and homeseeker, snd Just now is experiencing a r e m a r k a b l e growth, with -m any. nmy. homes bring built on the shores of the lakes and In th* city proper. New stores, new streets, a now church, on* of the finest school houses in the county and other improve­ ments show the visitor th a t la k e Mary Is one of the most progres­ siva communities In the county. Ho was horn in Stark* bat mowd to Lak# B utler with his family when only a few y e a n old. It wsa la Um Sooth Florid* eity th a t M r. H arp ar attainad his grads and high school edurat ion. Beside* hi* church affiliations Mr. H arper to a member of the Masons and Semioole County Commerce. A t pres­ preart kCamber “ u - o f **-------rrre. «** ~ JaW l hto family a t 119 W. 23rd S t m t , is married to th* form er Miss Pearl Pres­ cott. and has two children: E. C. J r , Joan Elisabeth. Th* electri­ cian's father, J . E H arper, and mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett Harper, lira In Lake Butler. II* is very fond of fishing sad when not engaged la th e duties Seminole County perpetuates required o f hto trade may be found on any of the numerous the name of a tribe o f Indians lakes or stream s near th is city who originally claimed Florida a* enjoying hto favorite sport. A resident of Sanford since 1320. P. A. Mere, who a t Urn present to m anager af the local llaltard and Ballard Feed Store, has been an automobile mechanic, operator of an s u t j repair shop, president of an automobile sales company, and more recently has been in the poultry business. Ho was born in Alexandria, Va_ and attended the grade schools of th at eity but later became n student of the Potoma- Academy. A* n youth he lived for several y e a n in W ashington. D. C , but moved to Florida w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Hero, who now reside a t their home near Elder Springs. Mr. Mer0 resble* with hi* family a t _lhetr h o rtttJa D>* _S.U?v_ J< a|*_ section. He is m arried to the form er Miss Sara W ight af this city and has three children: Thomas, P. A. J r , aad Bobo. Mr Mero is a member of th* American Legion, all branches of the Masonry, the Shrine and a tPresbyterian tends th e Firs! Church o f this eity. I1U favorite sport Is baseball but recently he has been particto D A Y B Y D A Y -----AS THE “ NEW DEAL” UNFOLDS ............we feel increasingly that our national affaire are in' hands that are capable, wise and strong. We have every reason to take on new courage and again face forward, firm in the conviction that the worst lies in the past Durirtg the trying shipping season just closing I have supplied a larger proportion o f the celery crates moving from Seminole County than in any year in my history. This has meant to local patrons, good crates, prompt service, and wages for local labor to spend with our merchants. To each and every customer whose order has helped to make this possible I wish to say I THANK YOU SHINHOLSER Manufacturer of GOOD CRATES �'AGE TWENTY *UNK T H E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. SATURDAY. AI*R1L 29. I*M c ONFIDENCE la Sanford’s \S M W W W M tWWWW i. m m iA i n i t t u w r«u* i* m M u i m n A* • • •: FUTURE Assures Our Growth . . . . If a city <»r community fail*—if |*cople move —s . -ittttl- ad\ anremettt -becomes only- -n-wonl. - sway naturally all ! in such a place will fall. . . . . It i- admitted that Sanford has had a difficult struggle during the hut half decade. hut we are tonfideiit that the worst is over and that a new day await* those who have faith. W ith the Experience of Former Days A t its Back; Sanford Must Go Forward. THE ZACHARY - VENEER COMPANY . . . . is proud of the fart that it is a Sanford industry —and has been one for many years. We feel sure thnt the new improvements on the lake shore highway together with * ( the new interest/in water truns|H>rtatiui) will greatly aid this city in only a few yearn. ing our facilities . . We take pleasure in expand­ . awaiting that new day—just ahead. -TIT- Sanford Palatka 1 •- *- rt • V M ItM M H IlU V hf �»#* • ,Jk| * i r « V »f • ^ ( , , y i •».*» »,« Im o b t w k x t y -t ’V <»-»—‘v- w o Mrs. G. E. McKay Deriua Z a h a ry . J n who »1*° T* ' sidee in Sanford. The em U m anufa-lurvr was born In Alamance county. “ • and apent tha greater o«rt or hte boyhood thoro with hi» ptronU . Henry C a y Zachary nod MIn . Mary Ann Zachary. HI* education In lude* on* term in a commercial achool. completion of course* In a bualneaa college and hia matric­ ulation in the Oak Ridge In­ s titu te .,, i ,, , L. R. Philips Mr. Zlchary ha. been a resident of Hanford altv# I&09 . and bin favorite aporta are boating anJ —neral water «porta w while rural w a ttr upon* niit he rw ids hia chief diversion K and literature. \ ----- ... in cards cthodist Church, ai Wesley Brotherhood fo r over 17 y«art. — lU nto by W leboldt As Worthy Grand M atron of the Grand C hapter of Florida, Order of E astern Star, Mr*. Glenn E. McKay, prom inent Sanford clubwoman, has spent the g reat­ e r part of the past y ear m aking o ffi'ial visits to each o f th a 16* Eastern S tar chapter* o f tb# state, to tha grand chapter* of Qeprgia, Alabama and Taxaa and te the general grand chapter ses­ sion In San Antonio, Tex. For many years Mr*. McKay baa been active In !o*al club af* fa in . She le past-w orthy m atron of the Seminole C hapter, E astern S tar; p ast-p n sid en t of the San­ ford Woman’s Club, p»at-pre*ld»nt o f the D aughters of Wesley Sun­ day School claaa ‘i f tha Methodiat Church, a n honorary member of the Kappa Delti PI and la a member of tha PI Gamma Mu frmtemitlaa. Bom ln I-eP-ealer, N. T , Mrs. McKay ram s to Sanfoid In IW I with ner husband. G. E. MeKay who was appointed principal of the local high school a t th at time. Resides her club activities M n. McKay ha* spent several y e a n teaching clasaea In high school. ............... A t pre»ent »he and Mr. McKay live at 1!)0H South Sanford Ave­ nue with their daughter, MUs Florence McKay. ’ Every summer the family move* to their cottage a t Cloudland. Ga.. and M n. McKay la vary fond of hiking and swimming, but I* also n Tovar of literatu re and poetry. She attended the pub­ lic schools of Dalcester, N. and la a graduate of both the New York Stele Normal College and the U nlvenlty of Florida. Altheugh a native of New York she Intends to make her perm a­ nent home In Florida. Beginning aa a clerk In hia brothar’s store L. R. Philips, a rAildent of this city since IMS, w ith tha exception of three y e a n , served over 40 y e a n as * druggist In 8anford until 1919 when he became city clerk, a position he htld antil February 192*. f o r tha p ast flv* year* ha ha* been In various typea of buelneie for himself, and a t present own* and opente* the Looby New* Stand In the F l n t N ational Bank BuildM r. Philip* w as born on Dec. 9. 1660 a t Ftonlah. and lived on a farm ln th a t eactlon until 1676 when he entered the sewing m a­ chine bualnesa In Gainesville. Lovett owned Plggly Wiggly store —m a te by Wleboldt located on F lrat Street. Mr. Nelson attended tha public K W. M are, former municipal schools o f thl* cite aa n youth Judge of Banford, began hia pra-- and later worked IW L. P. Melie* a f th e law profession In War- Cullef who a t th at ttm a w u In renton, Ga., In 1917, where he tha grocery bualneae here. For resided before coming t* this city the enaulng period of seven year* in 1925 to continue his practice. Mr. Nelion w*a employed by tha Mr. Ware and hia family a t pres­ C. W. Zaring Grocery Company as en t are living nt their home, 711 shipping clerk of Ita warehouse, Palmetto Avenue. located here. . _ He I* a member of the San­ Mr. Ware attended both grade and high *-hools in the county of ford Elk* Club and attend* the hia birth, Lincoln county, G a- and F irst Presbyterian Church. Ilia later studied a t both the Pied­ reaidenca Is a t 600 Elm Avenue. mont College In Demorest, Ga., Mr. Nelson’s father. II. Nelson, ami tha University of Georgia. w as born In Sweden but came to Upon completion of studies _ in this country over 50 year* ago. 1906 h* taught school for four Mrs. Nalson, tha local Plggly year* and In 1909 became super­ Wiggly m anagar’a mother, w u intendent of the schools of Warren also born In Sweden but came to county. If* held th a t position until tha United 8tate# before her m ar­ 1917 When he began hia practice riage, 45 veer* ago. Mr. Nelson la fond of baaeo f law. . .. , He la a member of the Masonic bail, and chooses fishing a* his Lodge and th* First Method*! favorite outdoor sport. Church of thl* city, serving na chairman of th# board of steward*. 11* la married to the former Miaa Blanche Kitchen, end has two children: Mr*. Jcaae L. Gardener. Coolldgf, Ga., and Melton, who is Production of celery ha* reached such a magnitude th a t It ha* made necessary the special train ­ ing of labor, the construction of many aiding* and hard road*, and In recent year* a number of celery wash house* h are been built In various p a rts of tha county. A newspaperm an of ovar 30 year* axperiance, B. J. Holly, who was recently elected Seminole County r r tr tM n titlw to tho S U te U ffU laturo w u editor of tha Orlando R eporter S tar In 1906 and 1907, *nd came to S in The Semlnola A griculture Club, ford early In 1606 to organ!*# rrp m e n lin g as it doea, the In- a newspaper which today la tereat of tbs Industry and the known as Tha Sanford H trald. grower* in a position to furnish Mr. Holly continued to operate full Information to those Inter­ Sanford’s only daily newspaper ested Ip the growing of eelenr, and until 1922 when he aold hie in­ will gladly furnish this Informa­ terest!. shortly afterw ards he tion on request. edited and publlsed the "Florid* Trucker", a m agailne. More n Seminole County la w ith but on# rsn tly ha has been publ cuy agm* exception the sm allest county In fo r the Florida Public Service tha state In area, comprising ap­ Company, with offices In this proximately 360 square miles of city. territory. During tha World W ar he made Seminole County la the largest eight trips across the Atlantic, to vegetable-producing county In the Franca on United State* tranaport Stale of Florida, and the second .h ip . a* a Y .T f. C. A. i e c f i u t r . A t preaent he la a mamber of the Sanford Elk* Lodge and the Semi­ Excellent railroad facilities are nole County Chamber of Com­ ... V I I. furnished by Ih* A tlantic Coast merce. Besides tha office he now holds Line. Da lux# train service from he has been n member of the eastern and mldw.estern points Florida Democratic Executive I* given through to Sanford. Memorial In C entral Park. L eft: Municipal Library. B ight: Sanford Woman's Club. I Tall, Beautiful Palma on the Shore# of the St. John# River The business bf this county I* administered by a Board of Com­ missioners sleeted from five political divisions. Civie organisations which play no small p art In the progress Sanford la making, nr# the Wom­ an’s Club, th - Rotary, Kiwanl* and Lion Club, and CampbellIxtaalng Post of tha Amarlcan a civic organisation. IN APPRECIATION A. D. Zachary < The H erald Printing Co. Is Grateful To The Firms O f Through th# Orange Groves Approaching Geneva E. C. Nelson Sanford For Their Splendid Patronage Since Iis Organi­ zation. When only 16 year* old A. D. Zachary, S r- crate m anufacturer, and pioneer resident of Sanford, worked for hia fath er In a wood­ working plant and from th a t time until tha preaent has gained Inraluable experience In Ms particu­ lar Una of business through his service* In taw mills and the lum­ ber m anufacturing trad*. Today he Is president o f th* ZacharyVeneer Company, with plante in both Sanford and I’alatka. Our P r m * Are In Readiness To Serve You With The Beat In Printing At The Lowest Prices . . . . „. low. Lodges and attend* th e F irst Mathodlst Church. W ith hi* wife. Mrs. Maggla a Zachary. Mr. Zaahary live* a t their home, 612 Magnolia Avenut, and they have two children: Mrs. M argaret W right and A rthur Herald Printing Company On a Highway Between Oviedo and Banford Steamship Osceola Alongside Sanford Bulkhead t t �r ||SH it . .i V*5*S r ■ V '* *> -*T" > r, H B H H m i private school for several year*, tils fath er, Benjemln Parrish, 1* a resident of Bowling Green, and before her death in 1929 hi* mother, Mr*. Martha Parrish, also lived in th a t city. Senator Parrish and his wife Mr*. Emma L. Parrish, havr three children: Jease J . Parrish, J r . B. Bernard Parrish, and Mr*. Paulin* J. J. Parrish : - A —m o t . » r w u k e te t ; i.V '. v y !- . i T v.1 “ IV I'f A* superintendent of the Jack­ sonville district of the Atlantic C aaat Lino Relinked, ex-m ayor of Sanford, a present C ity Conerriw. a loner, past-president of the local Kiwante G ob. a member of the County Chamber of Cotnerce and a vestrym an of tho Holy Creoo Kplaropal Church, T. L. Domna, resident of this city since 1917, has been placed In a position that can well ha term ed one o f tho highest a local citlsan may reach. A m a railroad man Mr. Dumss has served ln many capacities. At flra t ha was an ampler** o f the Soothem Railroad and am ong the m any duties th a t befell his lot w ere chief dispatcher, yard m atter, and ticket ag en t U a t least a h alf dosen towns In the Caro­ lina* and V lrgln|a.________ He first became connected with the Atlantic Coast U n a fat 1907 aa ■ traip m aster end served in th n t position nntll July 1917 when he was promoted to th* office of ooperintendent of tho present Jacksonville district. He had been living In Sanford onlv a few months befor* hU highest promo­ tion was made. M r. Dumas w as born In Rome, T. W. Lawton BrK ride* le p m e n tin g hi* district a t Tallahaise* *nd supervising his bus in* u , the Nevln* F ruit C o. In c . Bens to r Parrish find* tim e to taka p a rt In tho a c ti v it y of tho Masons, S hrinen, Knight* Templar, Knight* of PyUilss. J b * Rotary Club and the Presbyterian hrrrrh of Titusville. HU favorite sport* .r* footbaU, banting and fishing white his bobbin* a te reading and politics. B* spent-M s early life farm ing, I H ,y *4tJ; •■ M Ge., but recelvsd hi* lower grad* and high a t boo I education in Sonoea, 8. C. HI* father, John H. Duma* wa* alao a native of Roma b at hi* mother who befor* her m arriage wa* Mil* Fannie Read­ e r cam* from Andaman, S. C. The Coa*l Lin* Superintendent was married to MU* H arriet Thompson and ha* two daughter* s Mr*. A rthur H atard, of A uruaU , Oa.: and Mr*. Raymond C. Philip* of Gainesville. H r. D ana* tike* baieball better than any other sport but in recent gear* ha* had little time to en­ joy th a t gam* becauie hi* m ilread duties require moat of hU time. When not engaged in work a t hie local office*, he U travel­ ing over the railroad'* track* of this district. > f h TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL » . I»W PAGE TWBNTT-FOUB T. L. Dumas £: V m tha Initial Sooth Florida F air wa* m is , which was *' feature event of th a t time. In IMS Sanford w as the larg est Interior city la Florithe la largest orange ship­ and tho At *n early age Jaaea J . P a r­ ping sectioni Ir In the world. Many rove* pplanted in its rish, present S tate Senator from thousand, or grove* this district, began hi* carder aa beck country brought properity to averv one directly or indirectly a school teacher h o t followed th a t engaged in this industry. The firs t vocation, only on* year and .then nursery In Florida was astabllibed decided to e n te r the c itru s M at­ ts, which he has continued to In Sanford by one of the early pioneers. The epochal frees* of follow. Senator Parrish entered polities 1894-1895 practically annihilated all loorce* of Income to the eity. .. 1918 when he wa* elected state As In other communities, this legislator from Brevard coonty. catastrophe was followed by a To th a t office he was re-elected general etodua of the people. Of fo r each succeeding term until the eight banka In the county at 1928 when he wa* chosen to rep ­ th a t time, the F irst National Bank resent hi* eectlon In th e Senate, of Sanford was the only on* to and daring the last session served w ithstand the crisis. The firs t a t­ aa president of th a t body. He tem pt a t truck raising was mad* was re-elected for another term In 1899, when celery and lettuce a t the recent elections. > planted on n email scale and The Senator waa born Oct. 11. system of Irrigation, novel a t 1177 In Bowling Green and moved th a t tim e, was introduced.- I t w as to Tttuivlll* In 1919, where ha has not, however, nntll several year* continued ..to reside sine*. Upon li te r th a t th e crop w as grow n completion of grade schoola in mere tally and p ro f ita b ly r»- Bowling Green he attended rrn* derived therefrom. results gav* a a Impetus to the city's growth. D aring the period County. T hat y ear saw the com­ from 1910 to date, the celenr pletion ot a high school building, delta comprising Sanford’s beck paved stre e t, and the construction country has proven n eource o f of osveral churches and business Inestimable wealth. In 1910 San* buildings. From this historical reford, which w as then in O range auree, It will be noted th a t SanCounty, became the Judicial seat forA la a com;ipsratlvely com: of the newly created Seminole though old-establl(shod community. CL1MATB . The U nited State* Weather Ba­ rren will show an pveraga tem ­ perature fo r this eectJon of ^71 degrees, th* highest" *w«9#s ly being B9.4. tem perature for Ju July Long rammer* nr* expected, but extrema h eat la unknown and there U no heat proetrattorr in Florida. Sanford has fine churches, ctically all denominations ba­ rs presented. The church build­ ing represented. They are wall attended, well supported and their pulpits filled by able men. With he powerful support of Sanford's chureh organisations tho city of Sanford Is destined to have a development along those line* which has always bran acknowladged as essential aa its material development. K No section or th* Btat* can flL linely boast of altitude; th at Is, within _____ ____ tha general sense of th* word. Th* highest point In th* eity of Sanford te about 80 feet above sea level; the lowest a lti­ tude o f Sanford te about th* earn* aa New York City. Sanford te Justly proud of its exceptionally fin* quality of w a­ te r for domestic purpose*. ____In Oviedo nnd a rratfteat of this county practically i M i f his If# T. W. Lawton, p reslh t superintendent of public Instruc­ tion for Seminole County, w as ap--tinted to fill tha office he now ..olds In 1918 and has been re­ flected consistently since. He attended the public achoote of O riedo, and th* Andover Theo­ logical Seminary - In • Andover, Maas. U tter, however, he returned to Florida to attend th* Rolllne Academy a* a poat graduate. H* attended Rollins Collegt and grad­ uated w ith an A. B. degree. Mr. Lawton has been a school teacher fo r five year* and a m er­ chant in Oriedo fo r a period of seven year*. He te a Mason and a Xlwanian and attends th* Baptist Church. WUh hte family he reside* in Oriedo. Mr*. Lawton before hsr m arriage, wa* Ml** C harlotte Leo. a daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. H. Lee, of Oviedo. M r. and Mrs. Lawton h a re three children: T, W. Jr.; Robert James, and Charlotte. Ilia fa th e r wa* R obert W. Lawten and hte mother waa Mr*. Mary Gwynn Lawton, who before hsr m arriage lived In Tallahassee. Mr. Lawton’s favorite sports I'M IPno H U H and null baseball, vnauwani ■«“ tennis and he consider* hte favorite recreation ________ I* m usk. II*j spent hte early Ilf* In and around Oriedo, hunting, fishing, swimming n n d c o w punching. /f# X - THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK a # A Sanford, Florida (Affiliated with the Atlantic National Bank of Jacksonville) ' ; ! Condensed Statem ent o f C ondition - ^M arch 3 1 , 1933 LIABILITIES RESOURCES ik !; ■>fr Loans and Discounts...................................$ 373,827.81 O verdrafts....................................... ........... NONE -Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures.... 22^11.01 Real E state................................................... 4.523.65 Federal Reserve Bank Stock...................... 3,760.00 U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation............. 100,000.00 U. S. Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness ................. $646,893.23 Other Marketable Bonds.......... 186,862^2 Loans, N. Y. Stock Exchange Collateral............................17,819.39 Cash and Due from Banks....... 392,904.77 ‘ 1,244,479.61 Total ......... $1,748,791.98 :-v Capital Stock .............................. .$ 100,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits.... 34,783.68 Circulation ............... 99,280.00 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc.... 5,227.81 Deposits....................................... 1,509,600.49 Total .................................$1,748,791.98 OFFICERS UNTON E. ALLEN President PETER J. FEITNER Vie* & O. SHINHOLSER President 'Vina President ARTHUR BRANAN Cashier A L BETTS A sst. Cashier DIRECTORS J. T. WALKER, Jr. a Chairman of tha Board President A tlsntie N ational B aak Jacksonville, Fla. a SH IN H O LSER C rete M anufacturer Sanford, Florida W. a HILL President Hill Lum ber Co. Sanford, Florid* JOE CAMERON _l . i w . ^gaford, Florida PETER J. FEITNER LINTON E . ALLEN Preaidant, Osceola Cypress Co. President, Sanford A tlantia National B aak Sanford, Florida Ooooal*. Fla. -V-:- TtftJ |l|» n ilM 9 II IIIin-8 R. A. NEWMAN President HQ1 H ardware Co^ Sanford, Florida r e n n a n n r n s m J, W- ■* I f! A �■ .r> — ■? • St* ** ' jr-/* ;■■«••** — • 1 ! 7 ^ V v w . T SS*> , 7 ? > : - TUB BAM FORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL » . H U PAGH T T T W T T .F m i . 1 • f e e . •. **® rA - * i 7-- t p rrU F- * Z ■, *■ - N ' -P 3C - J ’- g g y --1 a j- - r v f S S S ® - ?* « \ . * * V «fe£g5Z3 ; - /^" W■-^^ »?i f' tT ec a- :r r ’ * < ■ “ rf « * ,? r \ r .. *7 m jr /■ - V ) „ \ sa3 t V', :;i- ^ & s !: - Si^rv^V*1 1 1 /—- '3 & V « ^ *• :: •• ‘ AEROPLANE VIEW SANFORD’S BUSINESS SECTION AND LAKE FRONT 4 V ’ V , > ' • ' ^ ; w lf * ' *C .- ’ '- •» <" :4 ^ EXCELLENT AEROPLANE VIEW’ OF A. CELERY SECTION NEAR SANFOUI) -f c f T. t I- " • * > —i * m • V * ’ • a . . ; :> .:.r;:v H :w . . *.■ 1 . •. - <# � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 30-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 28, 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/d7132663c44bd8911fa81818934170d2.pdf 7d8200c2fc2fc27e1a82be2168b3725f PDF Text Text v ♦i!L . . - "] 1 » ■»1 ;,■ • *>' *» ■ V THE WRATHER* Ife n tU ) h V M i i ’i H a s t ! r^., f.rr-t'u h d l j - t ' K ^ lesdgbc ,f" AN tNDBPBNDRNT DAILY NEWSPAPER YOLUMI J M V Mi a b t r A i n d a M P naa 8ANF0RD. FLORIDA. THritfDAY, APRIL *7. 19.11 Flea Cents A Copy NUMBER 155 Movements BONUSISSUE E L l I ^ o o s e i * / * / r - Jap Affairs ...S S & ^ lP A P W O R T H GIVES pi «b to HIS IDEAS ABOUT refunding b il l (A.P.N- The sudden with- . “ ~ dnwid of.^Miaufe.jtou»J5H£ER8Jts^Adidsihilib coutffl area of* Of Petition Endors­ attributed ing House Measure Advocates Strive To Also Refuses To Pass Force Members Of Rill E l i m i n a t i n g House T o Declare For Or Against It m WASHINGTON. Apr. V.(A.I*.)—Tba drive of Hearn ad- TAUtAHAMIB. Willing Talk Debt Revision After World Economic Parley In Londori ___________ !WARNING ISSUED pr ‘1 ^ . ON USE OF LEAD, .w ya ; AiiSENlC SPRAYS —Tb. Senate today tw\c. tefurod France Sees Stable (’urrency Big Need I AlllS, Apr. '.‘7.—f>Vt -For- . nowmhiv’.w wiaw i'"aymTr r Truce On Taffc TEACHERS AGREE World iifs May lie K/fcctTO ACCEPT DELAY ed Pendinpr Couv?n'INTHEIirW AGES WASHINGTON Ap-. Vh today that no effort must I* mlea one tailing for las* at Hal ml spared in aiding Ihe slahlllta—(A.P.)— Presl'Vnt Hoosar of five and IP d-d a-.a while the tlon of other ro’intries’ moneys Hour, debited proposed eltmlnj- tl» S. Agriculture De­ as finsncfal experts saw France Will Continue Teach- velt la willing lo — insider l today to tioa of r.H lax paymerta. • I hrndnte toward a three-power partment Publishes in<r Desoife Chance v«r debt revshn n f*t*r tho trouble brewing b e t w e e n H. M. Papworth today became lic c o d ay with ,p 'iia l eea pact with the Tinted States Of No Pay Till Fall w orld oconom 'c m r-f-rcnc* Bulletin On Topic •ideiatlon of the five and IP and and Treat Britain for that pur. and Russia in Man- Ihf first local m U m l to .iproaa ----Hit It wav ernrha-' ml au* IS meaiure which had tmm aukp« r. Mean, .nr Premier Dale* himMlf In anawrr to a request, J. I*. Hutchison, sales manager dier Is *al(| by frienJs to be ae> Advised that their salaries for | fh n -IU tlv e ly fijl.w nl th e alllctcd for the mlnimiitratlea hill An A n A k i d Praia dbpitcii mad. through the rolumna of The ' —sparing to pay Ihe eating lor t i |a priced at flv. and for tho Sanford Oviedo Truck the eighth and ninth month! of the j W h ite Hounn tltn t hr> h;.» n o t row N m : i * S ) U •> # So* 1st ra- H.rald yesterday by Rapraaenta<aolte<l debt Installments due lo a l school to m may ho delayrd [ e n te r e d - In to an y a g r e rm e n t ; 10 and up, th . Senat. first de- Growers, Inc., today calls Ihe at POft that the U (U tM army la throe C. W. F.ntrmlngsr and R. J. — because "F.jpected revenues for f e ed Ihe amerdmetit by Senators trntlon of lo a! growers and ship­ Ihe CnitH Slate*. a plan to Holly, that tho aantiment of local for the poatponemnnt of tho Gelten and hike. wHo rougkt to the operation of schools have been June IS payment nor laid down pers lo an important bulletin is­ Railway ta ip a y m In regard to tha Sholta hair tags cost five and 10. delayed.- every white and colored sny pUn 0f d.b t aetllement. Refunding Bill ba ircurod a* aoon Afterward the Srnite again de- sued hi the United (dates De­ assert th« firm ■a possible. teacher In the schools of this , , Y feale.1 a move of five and 10 a 1- partment of Agriculture in rein oimultaneoualy at the Rule aaala In pretaatcount) has. since Momtay morn­ In a latter to The Herald today, tlon to the use of trail nr arsenic WASHINGTON, Apr. 27—VP> lo.alra when It voteil down an­ tho railroad'i Mr. Papworth Indicatei hta ap­ ing. agreed lo render hla or her Department, Secretary Hull Indk • ri# and the proval or th . bill by •tiling that —Tba bonus question puaheil Into other amendmert by Slkra. ,The for spraying of crop*. teivi e “With full confidence that rated to reporters that a world •«iaare o f 'trated by Manchukuan **l would suggest to our clUs.n« th . congroaaloral Inflation allua- Home finally refused lo pats the “Some of cssir faim rr friends Ihe authorities will pay u« at the truce on Uriffa pending tho couItmarda forrnd'Jgpnn to aand its the adv liability of ilgning a pell- lion yesterday with advocates of rommltt.r bill to eliminate poll will prohubly he surprised that earlirat possible moment." venlng of tho London- conform ^ cash payment o.xtainlryy enough tax payments at requirement for army north. • tion requesting our repr.it.nl.Cnder instructions from tha Tha railroad a * kuflt by Raa tlvei at TaUahaate* to eapport Democratic support to force House voting In primary p eellons and there is n danger In using lead ns j Th# , | , - objectives of Klw.ni. Board of Public Instruction. T. W. in Juno, (a undar consideration btfoir ■la and jolaUp o paroled by Rosala House Bill No. ISO In th . .vent members of tho party to hind sent the matter Imrk lo commit well !• irifnlc." Mr. ItutchUon 1 intrinAlional w rrf **• Unit'd Stale* la fnl-awtnn. secrrlaiy of Ihe Board, mmmrnU. wThi»y *rr prolmhly j mrm r r l u( lh# l»»cil iliib mr#t wrote lo every principal ln the vorehly inclined toward It. lee. themselves cither for or against •ad MambelMk nothing more beneficial to the AiiJof . (glum war debt mrlalon,In th* Monltii'nui Hold ypf* rounly arul asked that lea-her* hr iVopntal for a 10 petrrnt lax Wf|| nlufutptl, howfipr, irffanlini; ritliena of Sanford be submitted." payment. That advantage, however, la not on aiilmlttaevea tQ all placa PEIPING, a t - tf .—(AV-Tha U» nao wf arsenic, anct vtrrwT~i!o lerviay— hy— W ill l e t - Lleutrrinr called together ami notified of hinta were dropped at th* Whit# Her. la Mr. Papworth’a letter Horae that this subject might bo Cblnaaa aftd Apapaaa arm!** A f e llt i— — ----------—- lo be used .n ttl after a conference anruaemrnt was made in a hill In- not think thrv u*e lend rsrept In Gove.nor Harvey F eeman, of Ihe pM.ssihlr delay. gone Into ronalderably at tho coa* foasht a W M r y tw ill, today "I read -with ronalderable Inter- today with Speaker Riiney and trodureil In Ihe Senate yesteiday lead arsenal”, >l l* doubtful if'any Gr ando. In a talk whirb »a» the Mr. lawlnn'a Idler lu the prin­ elusion nf th® world economic p*jC highlight of the program. m a r NaotMdM, • Croat Wall •at lattar publiihed In your Uaue Reprrsenlillve Bytna, Ihe Demo- by Andrews of GreCnvil« and Klw tnlan Fieeman hail met cipals explains lh a ‘‘Kapectcil rev­ lay which convenes June If..' p m s aortbaaat of hero. Japan*** of Apr. 2(1 from our reprer-nt*- trail, leader, and moybe not then. Parker, of Mayo. The retrauc lend I* being used. The rontrnta of Ihe article should Is- of Interest to earlirr In the morning with Ihe enues for Ihe «.|<rration of schools Meanwhile it wa* Raid that th® In the Senate Robinson, Repub. would be turned Into the grneial artillery and a*f bamban P««"d; tlv*a In TnllahaiMe. Hon. B. J. every grower.” •d th e Chinee* position* with Holly and Hon. C. W. Enlimlngrr. Hear, Indiana, ye.teidiy Intro­ Ireaaary. officers ami dlrrcturs In .liscuss hava been drlaynl and will Imp fur­ President still expeeta the June 15 Ttlo article he refer> I,, I- *• ircrrs-lng Ihe mrmoeiahlp and ther delayed by lh,. legislature's pay manta to be made. .tig h t afT*ct and lb . Chin*** auc- •eking whether or not our tax duced a proposal that new money Among other hllla utTeinl In |h» follows; United arllon hy the Hulled plans of a similar ralure. Ills talk action m exlrnding lo June I the caadad In baltln* lb* J»P*"*** payer, a rt in favor of Hous, Hill l.xsard under Ihe pending inflation Senate was one by the appropria­ “Notice to growers and shipiarj heforr hr lumheou gm .'p was period in which laaea may be Stales. France a n j Ureal llritaia IrfStW * I t apw*«*d U r t tha CM* No. ISO Introduced by Governor leglatalion bo used lo pay the tions commlttra to appropriate °f paid without U-rommg drlinqurnl, Iowan! reaching an agreement off’ putting vp tha allffaat Sholta. If tax payera will road bonus. Tht* h orM tulrrain'r of fLTi.OOO annually trom Ihe slate J.0I grains araeltic tlloslde per full of refereii.es to the need fit. an a llltn which automatically lh , long troublesome problem of the Japanata bar* *n- RoHeod Dean’a editorial on thle more personal Interest in Ihe ob­ postpones until August tha tax disarmament was indicatad III In what h . cal'ed an .(Tort to treasury for purchase __ aid distilpi’und of foml will onltnue In'ef. jectives of tha organisation. 'aoath of the 0 " * t bill. ‘Aiding Florida Cllie*,' 1 ’am —lea. The percentage of lave, col­ Washington last night a* an ouW focijjnrlng-the seasons of 1933. W a n .. *• , • Aa aralher feature of tha lected to dale has not given us growth of the Whi|f Housv roareasonably aura that they would Senate and llouae committors on Kxperienca has shown that with .meting, MLa GIUTurd ghinh»lsei, •afflcienl funds and at the same vor—Hens between world lenders. ba in faia r of tha bill, and I taka Ity", Reproaentatlve Palm.v, elln a fruits yeatetday anpouuced careful adherence to iccnminrnd memlwi* ‘rif* tgn Bei.ilnole Ilrih time appropriations from the At Ganeva, Norman II. Daria, *. public hearing for Mioalay at ■prey programs and the appliesRchool (acuity. Introduced ■ quarrtulated II poambassador at-large, P. M. to consider proposed leg; tlon o, approurlatr axuay icaidua ret or ysaag hsvya who rntertalMd •late are considerably abort. This Amerl a’s The aetonlahlnc fact Is that eoma tltinRs to fort# | pirty p^iie-|| •Wf'too mean* that It la prohibit thare told th , disarmament conferenra this lideranrr ntfes/tng tm ettnu In­ removal methmla this of our City CommlaatoMr* are op­ klonuay night lo consider tho ho. dually. Three hill* will ho run- ran be readily tnel. the Kfwanlans with songs. Tha will not la* spfficirnt money with that tha United .Stales Is ready ta posed to thlg bill, and I would net nua. aldereo-n nrw grren fruii hi I; “ Lead Is more poihoiH.n, l han qrWtet was compose i of John which to pay salaries of teachers da hlg things to maintain praro ba surprised If they era even op“ We h a rt mare than Ihe 2& one pruti. ling for rsc of arsenic ararni:. Its n*e under conditions '.•Ighlon, John Toernsn. Joe Cow­ al the close of Ihe eighth month whenever Kutope Indicates detlpoeed to the bill Introduced by centra required l.y tulrs of Ihe on citrus trees, am| a hill lo >r- which will l<-nve any residue si art, and Robert Anderson. whirl, hrgins on Apr. 2H. lively thp I. ready to reduce arms. ’ posted In a easapkvoua ptecai h Congroaiman Wilcox amending Demociatlc Tha-c attand.og ihe mealing I’utman said. peal th.* present arsenic Isw. Aftef nearly five day* of conlime of marketing should he ahan"The Roar,| of Tubllc Instruc­ tba Sanford P^tMTVH and tba th . bankruptcy law* for protec­ “My Information U that we i ‘drtned at the earliest possible were: District Lleulmaiit (lover- tion I* unwilling lo permit the ferenee* with President Roosevelt tion of la i pay.ro. ready have from I0O lo 1.70." moment. Tlic Department and co­ nnr llaivey Fieaman. of Orlan.b, trarher* t„ enler upon their duties over the world economic altuallon. “Thl* surmise la prompted front These petitions will he prr. Hearing To Be Hold operating Stale agencies are ear­ Miss rillford Mhi. holss-r. John for Ihr eighth month without their Prim* Minister MsetHmahl, of my personal expardencr of b it ■mini to ,artJT loaders today In nestly studying the possibilities of |tigh*"C, Jo t Cowart, John Cole­ knowing in advenes that Ihe time Great Britain, left Washington for Monday n l|h t before th . City a discussion of whether enact- On Montezuma Hotel developing effe live lead -free man, and Robert ondersnn as of payment for this month la New York on hi, return trip to Both stressed th , need State*. laavwl Apr. A. *" Coramlaalonera wheroin I .»ked mrnt of a bill lo pay the I'd^OO.spraying material... Tending Ihe guests, and Klwaoians llowatd problematical, and may be de Umdon. persona are .eqriHd to dal »ar on for their reap, tful rmalderelinn COO.OOO honoa In few lunenry Tomorrow afternoon at 3;(HI development of such substitutes, Ovrrlin, who presided, F. S. lam frrred for Iw.. ..r more months. for new International agrarmenls, or befor* May L 1M*. - I l r » H to th . billa presented by many of would i-part tha administration's u‘fh> k, Circuit -Judge Millard R. prelection of the public hrnllh de son. Hill DuDosr, Trier Srhaal, Any Isaeher, or trarher*, not per- Including tariff reduction.: and Smith, sitting in his office at the mahds that lead residues I , held Fie,I II. Wllaor, S. F. Huudney, fo tly willing lo serve for the hlghtr alleor prices. tola, gold bollloe, and sol • eer- our (liter eltle» requesting that program. Vby lh«m to they ba permitted to pay all mu­ After, that meeting, the hom-s Coqnty Couit House, is scbedplrd Id Ihe lowest possible point, lie- W. T. l-anglay, V. A. Speer, C. O. eighth Immediately thereafter, Treat* month knowing that pay tlfkalaa n Banli, briich nicipal taxes assessed prior to ad/ocalrs will decide whether lo to nnsijer an applicaliaa mad* to ginning with Ihe IIIXI shipping Hair, Count* Johnson, Dave Ho- ment may he postponed for some deni Rooaavelt and Edo.mnl Her* a 1932 in municipal bonda. I did not . or to any *«mbcr Rupeil time should not be encouraged to rlol, former premier of France, l«. present Ihe potlllona to Oiilrman him by M. A. Kmilh as liquidator season, fruits shipped wilhln the nlake, Howard Lung, or makg thle particular requ.it. My i f tha YednAI < « * " petition aakad for com ld.rillon on U a. Democrat, CaUfbrnla, of the for Ihe Hank of Oviedo for per­ Jurisdiction nf the federal food Strickland. J. G. Sharon. C. R. sign Ihe enrlosed agreement. Il la gan • la rirt nf talks looking to­ caucus, who aald If the petitions mission to lease nr sell the Monte- and drugs art onlalning lead in Ala .on, W. B. Za<hry, Julius difficult to knovr whether It I* ward an accord on disarmament' S y iu * -" . ..... American Tba asacvUva anUr (atblddni a baala of SO per cant cash and SO were preaerttd ho "could do noth- auma Hotel, property now listed exraaa of (1.014 grain lead "(Tb) Dingftldtr, fletchar Daily, K. J. better to ahorten the term or to which may Include rent municipal bonda. This pe­ mg but call a meeting Monday.” as an asset of th* bank. pec poun,| will he subject tn leis­ Nil. W. S. Coleman, U.. I>. Cas- ask the teacher* lo wait for their agreement to consult with other tba boartU g of B*U coin, god p«r tition wax filed for future conaldIt la understood that a group of ure and the shippers lo prosecu­ mar, It. D. V,.a?p S.. glgtglt money. If In any achool the mi nation* In the event war is threat* bullion, and g«U cortlfka>x. "Wo fee'.", Patman add. "that nU oanoni must m uit d* U«»lth ommenti from dar- In these days - of talk aboi't cur- lake County persons arr consid­ tion. •Utoo that all well, E. I. Hey. Rjy Fox, Smith Jority of Ihe teachers prefer not ened. A veto on lh# ndmlnls*. wtloi'a "Thus, whiw contemplate using lla.din, and I*. N. Whitehurst. to sign this agreement lh . term « . C T b s f o r . May led me to suppose it would receive *m<y 'sponsion, we should con- ering Ihe purchase of Ihe properly llvor a combination hotel an,| sani­ lead arsenate on fruit in 1933 of such achool will end at tha close Inflation Itglalatlon wire po- t|m ne|l 1, exempt In tha IbOowing e ia « : but scant attention. I would Ilka •IdJf the beat way of dislrihutlng until lodny by the Senate nfteff of ihr seventh month. r (a) Bach sm outt af gold as Aay to taka this opportunity of In­ tho money. Ik U our rnr.trntion tarium. Mr*. I*ear| Hansel! has should choose cleaning methods "It la possihlo Ihal sufficient Senstor Robinson, Rapubllcin.. In* required for 'Ugitlmpt* and forming our board oy City Gom- ihal It can boat h, .i.stnhuted operated th , hotel for Ihe pa»t which are efficacious In the re­ ■evrral months. .She stated sajne moval of lead as wrll as uriem c.' r fundi will accrue before June 30 dlarln, proposed that the aiddier/ ant ary aaa la pn»- miaslonern that I did not know throuah tha valorina." day, ago that she rvperted to pe­ The laad problem should be avoid­ to lak , care of all salariao. but bonus b* paid with new currency Mr. Walter Cooper had appeared tition against the sal, of Ihe prop­ ed entirely wherever possible b) Ihe board prefers not lo mahe a which may be Issued under the flo­ lon or a il with (p’s reasonable before them with • almllar re­ erly. ’ » the choice nf sp.ay materials definite promise In Ihe matter ex- ral program. quest. Wlwn I appreroched ^fr. Senator Glaaa. .Democrat. Vina which do hot contain lead. cepl tn stale that the salaries will (b) Geld oMi^aad grid earUfl- Cooper asking whether h . would , "In turning In other insrrtlrldes llllle Theater player,. Ire... s-v- to- paid Jt.it as soon aa poaiihlr." glnia, a former secretary of Ihfo catea la a^a& o « x t not oxioodlag accompany m« and app*.f Iwfore Two Killed, 9 Hurt In Herr is * copy ,q Ihe agreement treasury, broke with Ihe admin'-** the queslhui nf Ihrir possible rf- eril Fh.iida allies wire g r’heliut in the aggrogolh «100 bo’onglng (Contytutd Cn Page Two) wh> earl, principal and teacher (ration on the legislation. If,- veld | fr l 0n health should not lie over here Ihls aflrrnoun lo make ready to any one j o n o t ) and grid criaa BlaHt Wrecking: Home IviikciL Thc-^uhsUlullon of fluuiiru- for Ihtir pari In Ihe third annual was hasked b* would vole against the »'(>*•* lo s i g n : ---------------having a reeogninad gprelal value "We Ihe undersigned principal tlon amniulmant ami the farm hill compoundfor aiarnieals ha. Igen •tale Little Theate r one-act pay to collactogg of r t r t and unusual RAVENNA, Ohio. Apr. 27. id'. urged as n solution of the spray ■ml (raih-r- of the --------school, llsalf, to which Inflation propoaFoMowJng an all-day hearing at A terrific exploalon wreckcl (he residue problem. There Is ade tournament which opets e.| the recognising Ihe fact that failure al. are attaehe.1 •» ■ *W»»coins* * -' . *• hla offices In tba Court House on Sanfm>l Woman's Clul. I. illd.ng W hotvtr wiilf^Br TtoUUf m ; luiiiir of Edward Rock, barhrr. At Nate York the slock market of aullcipaled school revenues Tuesday, Clrcait Court Judge Mil lai- last night, killed Mrs. Rock quale evidence In establish the at A On o'clock tonight. provlaloa Of UW ardor may bo worked Irregularly higher huf. Urd B. Rmttb enlvr.d .n „H ,r and Silas Eldridge, TOjenr-n11 deleterious character of certain Four plfya are ache i.le l to he has resulted In Inadequate fundi trading w»* quletar- I t closed Gem fined not a N T t l h l l t o w , or. with which In operate a hooli. and flooring compounds and rtasnu In presented diainlasing a MU. brought before tonight, while -four If • aatatal f t gaM. may ba laiwatchman for tho state highway look with suspicion upon all so h realising Ihe lore that would bo with tranafara for the day agun>. Although hla physicians late prlaonad fM 'aeV’ Mara tbaa II ynatarday gave him lllUa hope ol Mm by attorngy* for Lerresslr department. N ln, others were In rnn.pounds. The presence of fluo­ more wl I bo staged tomorrow suffered hy Ihe pupils If our gating M00.000 thare*. oAnderson, far an Injunction lo jured an,| window, were shattered night. Following the Ir it pre-enWhits Rooaavalt and Hrajdri yvara, or recovery, Leon Elliott, who un­ rejoin 0. W. Bpencer from a ling r,vrr , wide area. Rock w i, not ni rine spray realdues no fruits tstlon Friday night. Jo.igp. of Ihe school trim Is shortened, hereby derwent an emergen ,-y operation •a curator of the eitale of Sam home at the lima of tho eaplnshm • hipped within Ihe j.iriolicl.on of lournnattnl will juuiticniiu, the vs.llq.gli agree In leach the full talked ovaf dlaarmamenl. Trim* Minister Bennett of Canada and, for the relief of Internal Injuries Jagaa. local flab and. poultry deal, but^heturned shortly afterword.' — tha fadatal food ami riewgw set ,name of the winning ,doy, emi Ihe rigli' month-' term with the tmhU aaonclatea conferred with • .IrManding tl.nl »ur salaries may will lie regarded as n basis for ■asUhwd In an automobile acci­ • r who d W Inioataie some days o' tstandl'g player, nn l Ihe •ml t«- paid promptly for the group of American offClal* head­ net inn under that law.” • dent near tba Country Club on •go. trophies that ikrin^ curiipcti'd eighth month ami may not be paid ed by Secretary Hull on tha eco­ Tnaodsy night, was reported as The bill of lajunction asked lh» SccuritieH Bill In for, will h® prvsfftte.i nhoitty until the nest sihmd year. With nomic prrWem* eosnwvon to lh*i' "about the same" by attaches of Circuit Court Ip take Juriarlictlon ■ft#r.# * • Ihe ondrnvltnding that these sal- United Stole* and Canada. Um Ferae Id-Laughton Memorial In tha matter away from the Reported Favorably Stillman Called By first play (.ucir.t u Ihst of stir will h, paid Just as soon an Federal Grand Jury theThe Fanfor.1 Jloepital early this afternoon. County Judga’a Court which has l.lttlsT hraltr fundi are available, wc agree important ""mfct^ EIUoU, who Is a former em­ original Jariadl-Uoa under ihr WASHINGTON. Apr. in -ld * . group. Tha play's till- is Ihal si' will not worry or distress NEW YORK. Apr. 27. </T>ployee of tba 8anford Buick Co., Constitution In nil care, of eatalta - The administration Mil to reg­ for tba Members of the Agriroltura Inn” and Mrs. H. M I apworth la lh* hoard or superintendent abnu*. N is ty tax was a t the wheel of Claude Sboe- of decedents. It altg asked for thv ulate Ihe rale of aaeurltlen finally joive, Stillman, former pres.ih-ill the author. Th- cast Include* Ihr deferred payment* but will Commltta* of the Seminole County nf |h a Hailonal City (tar-k. was maker’a light coope which side, appointment of an administrator emerged from tba Senate banking oni May Mrs, R. L Glenn. Mr au«| Mr*. palieotly "an rit payment* with Chamber of Commerce today wara •xamptlcg ■wiped a telephone polo as It pending tha ouicomk of tbo soil. ommlltee today with a favnrab.r mi' -oensed to appear this alter- Ardrew Ctirowx)-, W. It. Huff- full conlldence lh»l th* authori notified that there will be a *P*• roeiadad a ronser Just east Of loch Tba Mil for Injunction was reiMirt afte- weeks of study and ro».» befor elha federal gran-l ju.y |lt< will ........... pay a» 'b* »»rll—t po* rial matting of th* committee tai Arbor aobdlviaioa, was a t first baaad an Um /lalm that L—raaria revlalon. The House began cooald- whuh indicted Charles Milrlo-ll, m a n ,.ill,* Maty Dighlon, Mas ties Ih, trad* holy offlt* on noaRJ bettered to ba Buffering from cuts Andaman was , tha com mow-law •ration of the administration's f2.- furnier chairman or lh- hunk, for we I Blewart, Ro*.-rl lilghlryman ijjde moment.” ■•'■ Alex Bharou. F. C. Mat-Mahon Monday right al »:00 o'clock. P* and ah reals— a ad a general shock wife of Mr. Janas. 000,000 home mortgage bill under alleged evasion af Ihe Income lax. occasioned whan tba cat turned Mr. Spencer, who was appointed lh . rules that permit aa amend Il was indirata,! that Niillman ij la Uin director of th* pity, ami R.H.Gorc Expected To F. Dorner, chairman of tha cum* mlttea ask* each member to “maka Yorks pro- with bias and Mr. Shoemaker. •a curator of the estate by Jadge meat but limit ge—ral debate lu in he questioned about important Mr. Hlghltytngn Is in rharge of Get Puerto Rico Post a special affort to ba prearut, for d . i . brertag on hU Income de* ibpmMtj— • T S Early geeterday morning hie J . 0 . Sharon, through bin altar—y ■• hour ami a half. matter* of utmost Imyortarce to Other pl.ya will hr |ir,r»li>d by rivwl from tha National City Hank E, T., Housholder, (Hod a osotieit U lrin That tar groups from UcWASHINGTON, Apr. 27«—(A") tha farmsr* of SominoU Co. nlf^ and ihe NaUan^l City Company. iojgry, and after -an eaaaalnatloa la dfomlw the MU on the ground, .0 sales C e ifa a le r, HI. —Treri-lrni UmMcvalt Inland* to will ba lakalt up.” BWISH TO K K I» « )0 U> ba was found to bo lateraally la- a f • • equity. Mr. Spencer — cure Pattrabrrg, and l-akr Alfred. •peretloa tar» was dude roeponaible fag Ike UUAK8 TOLL HOI'NTH name it-h* ‘ «•»», «>< Chleigo BERNE-The Swtaa cablnrl. Out nf Ibe (fJlgrrs of Ihu two- • td Fh.riita, as governor of PuV HHOWH GAIN w— performed a t about t:M • f pm perishable goada •fta r long discussion of tba gull ROME—Newest cas-aliy ••»*» ^ f k a l l i g of p lty r.s anil alala •rt-j Rico. Gore is tho pr-bllaher uf with tba estate af-tbe tWKfc* ' RQANAOS, Vbe—Tha Norfolk, Mr. 8b—maker w— ported by 'ro«n tha aartbqaaka lorn Spo­ riNMl* h tha aonval , -tnfarence nowspapns al Daytona B—ih, . and fog tba prenarva: ■ituallon, arnouncad y—tar day !•>***„ family — “Getting u — a f tba eatata aatll tba proper that Bwtt—rland would maintain r t dea Islands' off tha roa.l iff i> At Ult Woman'* Club D«l#ml. s nd Fort Laodartk'a and and f a t i f i . BAllway after— Ha la ggtfld qualuy aoadar tha gold standard and th at the Asia Minor, placed the tool at 74 brigHAg tomorrow roo.nirg at wai closaly idanliftad with Um • honed a gain of tdrunoAri ta. Id aoaUfy Cnitej Btataa situation woe id not killed nod more than 40u injure I 10:04 n’fieck. R.actlon of offtcora Democratic national campaign. nat 1*4*BkR far the first -roar..A . Ha — admtnutrstor, i cauM any (bang* In 8wi— mins- today. Tba greatest damage «•* (■ Mi fmpoptant matter to bn dla* HU aarly nomination la la of I4M n aj-w o tfrad w U & w*a aorerely got abaot tba for afpbtatmeot Ury parity. parioR Jail year. . of at tkla meeting. on tba Island ai Kan. fact. UK “ T “ “ . today pending arllon by the Senate mi the t a n k • mendm.nt by Senator Robin, m i, Republican, of Indiana, to Ibe farm relief MIL Tb, carn et grewp aanted by the President to i n k o il kla pablle works program was called together to begin draftlag a m a s an r e which will prabakly be Ibe last •f kla major domestic rehabili­ tation proposals. Kiwanis Aims Are s tre s s e d In Talk By HarveyFreeman \ ^ i p ^ r i k ^ a s a t i B r h d a i i i ^ '" Return . . Posted lit Sanford S S tfS S B F * * r 3M r v **3 Plays To Be Given Tonight By L ittle T h e a te r Members ^ Elliott’s Condition Remains Grave,His P h y s ic ia n s State Dismissal Granted Bill For'Enjoining Curator O f Estate I . re . vdH .T'.'Af .ja-iaaSSL 4* • iiS fi J ih l*( fl �T 1 SANF01D HBULD, iburgAndNewSmyma n Central Florida Loop 'Make It 6- Club Affair at irraagemenU whereby the hi Florida Baseball Laagut tranefomod from a four-club I ‘ Into a ala-club league completed at Leeoburg yesr afternoon when a represengroup of. bualnete man, aftwhirlwind campaign during .th ey rained almoat 1200 In Mhacrlptlon, potted their Pater dapealt . w iI t h' dagos dlraetora approved a new •dole which had bean drawn up UP. Schaal and voted to de­ aacond half will open July f -and elaaa on Thuraday Sept. 7, tha poat-aaason aarlaa sc hadto start on 8onday, Sept. to. ira la Sanford’s schedule for remainder of tha flrat halfi “ Apr. V visit Daytona. Aar. la home Orlaadn. rau Mar « visit Ifsaakura r M ar Thom s Nsw Bpirraa. T h ro u g h co u rt cay o f th # U . & aamCHoo p i n In co -o p eration w ith t h r 1 3u*-*na. R. » m sy/ - vw1T a M IN O Ik M I R I tra a tp a ru ila a VA Yesterdays Results hsajmrg, one of tha most an itu tle baaaball towns In ifda, la planning one of tha •goat teams In tha league. >I list of players eligible for ifftay'a game Includes practlevery bit ef available talent Ika County, while In announclha signing of Emil Yds, for- home runs by Ooslln and Harris. Plttsburgh hurltr who has Yd* waa removed from lha conlast, aa Morrison and than Adams finished tho g»mt. YiK« iwortl In 1U26 brought nlm 14th In tho aUmlings of th# hurltrv, with sight wins and seven M eats. In 1927. Yd. .p p ,t r .d In but nine games (or th* Pirates, winning 1 __ ____ ___ ^ BIG-TIME made a final appearance aa a World Series player lato that fall ' VODVUj b* .f,n ^ C a t c h e r Smith In ' “ gams of the ha Yankees games from “KNICK the Pirate* Yd* yesterday ' W A B H IN Q T n N : Btaadr. I t daaraaa claar. No racist a rrlra lk ; I brokra car aa traafc. S u * »IU * Itwki. demand llaht. market ai*o<tr P ln rIda JO laek crate* tadivldaaltr wash#*- aad pracwaled. 0-1 do* i.u -t .a a . . P H I L A D E L P H I A ! About M tadr. iM lm li-C tllra tn . poatpoard, m o * . • O t T H R N k A O a O C IA TIO N • Itlrmlaabafn 0 -ti A lla a ia > -l. (B*«aa<l i i m , 1 laalaaal. • rkallaaaoaa I I ; Memphis 0. Utils kfa» fHscb la t . .. .I , k.Naahvllls I. • Erttzminger A nd Holly Sound Out Public O p in io n payers. ' • “We voted ana eirrlad -thr amendment to submit tha repeal of Prohibition." The Herald will welcome foram letters or .eth er’ edramaate from local taapayara relative to tha lefundlng. bijl. • ,•* . Cuban Policemsn Is. ' Stated To Be Dyingr HAVANA, Apr. ' 1«—— —Po­ liceman Joaa C a m U raportad"djrlag today la a hoapiUU afU r Im* prlaonmam In AUraa' Castle /alh .Continued from Page One) lowing hit a n eat In’, connection ufc’ hefa with the knowledge that with lha resent . wa*P of pntljgoraur.tjU-P*yl>ig public muat have eminent latTfrigm. - Ha prat laava'rallff. Wa also know that, wounded .In, tha body, .m n a ’ and •Back'W ------" a ' ,s i“ v „ ? it•dga of stir condition, w a'expert tp support any and all measures which wa can discover a sem­ blance of vallaf for tha tyxMyers, and to oppose all maaauras to the ders, 18, wa* killed' Inytaptly yaa­ vary beat of our ability that place tarday whan ha triad to baard a further bqrdena on tha taxpayer* atata highway cbmiAlasfon • trokk "We are unable, In isgard to near Dlllln*h»m, ; an '. sdqta tf House BID No. 110, to figure out Asheville. .The youth .fall, under, dkg the d ty commissioners of tha tha truck. .I awI«, Roberta * « • fo r a l towns ara opposing this driving; . v .. K Measure. Whether It la through tha Influence of tho bond people •a whether they think It la to tha keit Interest of tho town, we do Wril Ratahtlskad .BARBECUE net know. We will thereforn u k • * yod to publish lh|p Isttor, In your ftoo* Location far £er. I paper, aad advise ua through . Bln# Bird. Bnrbttn# your column aa nearly ** you can­ !• * .8 Miles BantfeRaffar# j not It, !M sentiment of the>taa-< a n n to c a u r r a a i —i a w a taaa—ADNiNiaTWAToa W I T H WILL L V ia iia , i two r o i n r o r m n pobntt jt rook. , ^ ^ W lamaoLK o e ia rt, S » T COLORED COUPLE, waat job ' Caretaker* -W in. alao* work on farm, John T aw $ ,A tf M.» 2th. fit. “ *>• fflSa la.lko CauMy Oaurthoyas la lafars. psailaal* Couatr, Plsrtd* MIDDLE AOED* bofored . woman | IkIa Iwalva montha from tbs wanta job aa cookj ynaid or wOl U 'M m ■ do washing. Emma Brawn, 408 E. MIUL AUCB ANpBRBON, Admlalatratrla of the K«- Sth. S t * lets «f QDBT LINO. Ds. asaasd. tack CARDUI for NATION Elictrlc KNACKS1 ^ M ualcal R evue Starring * DOROTHY BYTON £ ,• Vaudeville’s E s Cleverest Denser . i harry silvers ' d BILLY MEAOER MITZIE MORRIS JACK VXL ALLEY OOP-rOur ,j 8ERENADERS *, . — -And — -T H E S IX *” Byton Stepper^ > On The Screen * L IN D , WANTSP: ModalMust be ekapp at Daraaada aaalaal said Douglaaa Ava. * ■ afaf#l p * f s * a a* sack ef yau, ara fcarabr HUM t t d raaalrsd to prssaat SMOKIE * P lalma ft — ALSO — c h a rt a*) aalaa taaa A L L transportation ebarwaa) 10 lack crate*, ladlvtdaalIp walked ta d prareplad. V. A No. ]. I da* l.aa-l.tBa 7 n in i .i i 1 11: fair ousllty. l - t o da* tOc­ PltrSBUBOH. Apr. M-.-k#» - mmilnsham •fames Farrell, farm or president N#w OrHan* of the United Slates Steal Cor­ poration, told tha national for­ eign grade council today "we ara In a transition stage that promises aubatantlal progress tuwanl an International under­ landing and aattlamant of major questions bearing on tha world economic situation.” "Our manufaeturara have not leal their skill or capacity to pradu:e on a rompetltlva Coat r fleet. Basics I. B elllieer* I. C IN C IN N A T I I a cere paaaad. C u re tte d t, I tech le C l i l n i e C » lumbu*. P llttbareh , B prteafU M . Okie, O ecainr, M O . . P I. Waya*. te d II a at taste*. w , V * S A V A N N A H O IV K IU ltO N P : B u fftlo |e Chleaeo I. Phlladalphle l i Potnmaa T a rd a Ip Rlahmend I, New Toafe -It Rlakaiead to B a fTa lt I. ■ U n t llW D D I V R U I O M i ca t. lees A L L Sound Currency Is Called Great Need By J a m e s Farrell S a M r n ^ n u * NM?*nm*rrn» Ban Mar II visit OrMaCa Tha J ub* I hum, Leeabars v Jun* « visit N*w Imrrns a Jun* I born* Hsrlana I ts Jana II home f’nco* tfca Jun# II bam* New Mmyran Ban Jun* II visit lAMkurt Map Jana It koma Orlando W Joaa It v1*11 Part*na TbU Jana IS visit Cocoa Olclali of the league ara parMfly' gratified over tha entry A rlw o new cltUa for they ba­ t that baseball ,fana In thla will be treated to a league ion1, that will compare favorwith that played In organised It lt -t lll raialeai fee e PC te ar peaCeO ewA­ N e< a c e a . m. i*4*r ■ PUTUM Ai? T A ltD B : , IP o p r e pdaeee New Terk l. Philadelphia », Maadowa, for the paat aaaaral aeaCsra montha. Ha conaldara hlmaalf aa a Arif,II ,*■ a llh r, lb hold-out from organ|ied baaaball, M llarn** lb and daclartd yaatarday that ha Ahl¥,ii. |h MaVwvH, If will not rrport to Hollywood unA Nswronih, rf til a aalary difference haa bean Minor, rf T l l l l * e ___ adjusted. Laat year ha won 17 and Dannla, p .... loat nine gamaa In tha Pacific Cohit loop, and batted JOS to be k « . r . by M 5 » » » '* • HOW THEY among tha leader*. rr-rUJ Ha alro atated that h* will taka H um m arr; n s a . b .n .r t |« c u|pX^? Ma regular turn on tha mound, kfh , l , r , Plahar, B a rn s , l 1b*#s bit, Maltbv "To keep In ehapa," and that ha I Tb ra s b iaT, » ®hit. Culp, M a a w rA expect* to h ate Lea Maadowa ''a le . Bacrlflr* bll*. ':* **• Pwkar. M aitbr. Dssbis p i* ,, rounded Into ahtyi* for an occaa•" »• L*lt* U f i »n iirooklyn alonal game aomt time after July baar* lis tA a d i, Baafard 0. H irurk Hi. ladtlll# r u f * r I b r [l,n n l* |. H a .r , 1*1i»f In nisi I liu* | fin---H H bv pllrhar, psrtar k* Dsaal* ( hlrg|n T»*. » iW Sfajar .aiariaJ TIC h b .ll. ThU*. W ild alirb. professional career with Cedar Plabrr I'ntplrse Palmar an,. H urt Rapids, Iowa, in lha Three-Eye B rn rrr. H II. Cnllam League in 1921, and for tha neat twn years played for Oklahoma C U vsIiim l CHy In lha WeaUm loegue. In Wsshls«ioM 1922 ha won fhr( and lost flva gamaa for that team, while In I92J ha won 2S and loat 12 gamaa Jn tha W n trrn League, to rank ifttX W lrtfrejr, S et AprtI. Ittl.—l i f t ; flask ^ O v M k ^ 'A p e ll. In th e’ Pacific Coast league tor l**U«d *. tha pait thraa yaark, Laeaburg of­ Culp, flnl,»f.on, th l-clta. lb . ficial* prayant laagut fan* with probably the moit outstanding ■k'rjer. If player ,#var to appear In tha Moal*r, n Out**, rf Porter. fb Plahrr. p I Oamav pliyM an Sunday ',1 1 and Thursday, Apr. 20. aaoaldarad a* practice gamaa, i aa a yaaalt of vlatarla* laat fay, Daytona-Beach and Cocon The flrat half opened on laat Baaday and will cloee on Thursday Jana 22. During tha flrat half * a n k todm play* 10 gamaa, 10 al M M aad 10 aa tha read, with an , MM) ;tm » b n of Sunday ami ilbtl#w day gamaa both at home and Slogging Of Visitors Overcomes Sanford Outfit 7 To Three GHUCKY After pitching effretire betaball for tia Inniaga agalntt a teem' of reputed aluggara, Cal Dannie, veteran local rigbt-handar let down long enough at Mu­ nicipal Park yesterday afternoon to be nicked for enough Mta to lota a 7 to 3 deeliion to tha. Da- nlnih* n ^ * fl“ ! " I " «*• lan d Red* In an exhibition game ninth. Bamaa ainglad an*l w att played before a amall crowd. A tb0,r* “ criflee Dannla wad on even term* with L tfty Cano Flatter, fotmer Uni-, n ralty of Florida hurler, during tha e a rly 'p a rt of tha game, but H t - M lm .. tgineUr 8. L. Hayea, who It law Smyrna manager and ■ 4r**tor, had already made gamanta to enter a team th a t city, and today ha waa ig a final workout of tha t a y n * Cracker* who will Oka aeaoon In that d ty to­ ur afternoon with tha Cocoa 5 data victory and no dafaiU, while i ; Mkford and. Orlando are In the i dollar with no wine and a defeat ^ andk. Laaaburg and New flmyrns r aabadoled to meat In the' former r-a « F . did not play, but will, catch \ M# In Um tUndlnga by playing a ' fUkiU-haader In May. \ >* Olmaa tomorrow will find San . ford a t Daytona Beach, Leesburg - a t Orlando, and Cocoa at New EXHIBITION GAME LOST BY LOCALS toward the rr*d the » L a » d batt m went to work, searing two rune In the itriM h t a i a r t * In the ninth. - '. 7 , The Red* x o ttd a turn In the flrat an thraa kita. Calp.ilagled to open tha gam*. Robarson ftruck oat, BUI Laitt singled, a id Al Loita alnclad, scoring Calp. The Lalta fcopa were rwugbt trOV'^i second A second ran com# ovar in tha second Inning whan Not Shirley tripled to cantar field and scored on Moaley’a unfla to tha mhm place. Dennli than diopoood of Gaiie, Portar. anil Plabor In quick order. Tha Pad* aaanad tha acoro In tha third on Arioli’a single, Maltbr'a double, Bornai’ ilngle, bat after that frama and entll the ninth, Plihar aant tha Feda down In onVr. In tha aaranth the R*da acotad n pair of run. onVtwo ilnglaa and an error, while In tha ninth they •rorrd three run. on two alnglaa, a hit bntaman, and a long fly to the outfield. ' M Martin's Garaga am addlag aarauty rajlara of equipment to WlUr t o m tha yublte. Ma oa and save seonay. W W. First St. •t r- �IX.TmnBSZ ord b iP apw s t'H is usiasts Judge Rules (ontindy aflcc UnUlrPnl#? Otgnnixstlon nf • Banferd Cb*»* Club with » charter membership • f Vt \over* of th* |W |U |T a tth a D<fOo|y Feeling Dies Dawn Strpe also war* U k n to enlist • it W m pi*rn» iB .t«* V ki»m BAN FRANCISCO, Apr. X7r- U uwndtrn of the -dubs'lnd**** (AV-'-Tbe shnul of a cro w d -^W jj ■n who with to'M ill th* l * M / want MooneyC—into tha ear* of , U M M Ai DeCotte* »»» elected u president, of lhe»*hiby and Jf. Superior Judgr Toni.-* II. Ward aa fir. Ilobfc n i MB*d necrateryhe approaehetl the llnll nf JuiU ct t m i u i t r . It waa decided that mdved the Juri*» yesterday to con- metatwrahlpa will ba ft*# of coal, flniln the newlf -grintril murder the only charge to ba mad* b*|nf trial of Thomm J. Mooney, con- a ffl cant monthly payment which vlelr,) Preparnlne*. |1»y parade win cover incidental aspens* of bomber, "unlil this feeling dlaa arranging lournamrnis a a4 10ate hr* with out-of-town teami. ‘ Under pretent plant, meetings will ba held ctery .Tuatday night In the library Of tha OaCottn and Hpsaoer offlraa la tha old Seminole I W B TOUA^. OWN SALVATION! i my balw id, as ya bare eyed, not as |ft my prs*Pot now much more In ce, wor knot your own ^HOVBHBH o r JAPAN h<] will p ro b ab ly w ish t h a t he h ad h ad sense en o u g h "To let w ell enough alone", b efo re it w an too late. MM team* UUlo from victory, Lgueh from defeat |T a small-minded man looks at the iky through a read. 1 JA*iood drum doe# not require hard atithing. . . Boy land that slopes toward the center and marry a girl whoso m other le goadV Ha who buy* what ho need* not, may hare to .sell what h* need*. ■.. When all men praised tha P«*- The German Cen*orshlp T h e H ille r reg im e han placwl n new conception on th e fim ctl^nn o f th e p ress. A ccortllng to P au l Joncph l,o«hb«M. m in iste r o f propognrnU a n d I'lu d d s tlo n , It sh o u ld ba an o rg an upon w h k h th a g o v e rn m e n t could p lay . T h is In te rp re ta tio n In d ia m e tric a lly opposed to th e conduct in th e p a s t o f th e G e rm a n p r e s s w h ich h a s been conspicuously endow ed w ith th e r ig h t to criticiz e an d nas alw ays re p re se n te d e v e ry d ivergen ce o f p o litical, social, am i econom ic th o u g h t. __ . T h is condition no lo n g er p re v a ils. T h e p re ss Is paid, m w aled , su p p ressed , a n d co n tro lled so th a t It ap plauds d P a o much ao.tho bend that threw It. Love does not rrrogniie the dif­ ference .between passant and mi­ kado* Skillful workmen need not trav. •1 Afar to. earn their bread. deg yelping at nothing ’will aot ten thousand straining at their collate. Tha path of duty tl*a In what Is near at hand; ami men ss for It In whs* I* remote. - Better go without rice for little than be In debt for long. upon which It might teek to frra lha nolcil prisoner from hia eonvlrtl'nn of Id yean ago. ,11a doerred that the cheer* and howls Of the crowd, penetrating a rtn In­ to tlie court mom a t he tpuhr, wool I I* prejudicial to ft Imewr. Frank P. Walsh, veteran defenta altornay, assured Judge Ward he would not nee the rate a t an en­ tering wedge upon wtil'h to beta n new fight lo free M«?opey, b'Jl •al<l If in lha course of the trial anything new *nd stihalaotlal In hi* ca»e •hou|lj develop he would expect lo reierve hi* right*. Walth decried the demonstrationri but a**erted hr was unable to stop them. Hr suggested police action. Prior to that prosecution, rep­ resented by AetUlanl District At­ torney William Slurphy, Inform* I I he rourt it would present no eviden e, not even testimony lo es­ tablish the death of Arthur Nst*«n, bomb vlcilrn named in the in­ dictment. Dlalriet Atlomay M*' Ihew A. nrady, who long has fa­ vored a pardon for Mooney, up Tentative a rrM fin a H has bean made for tha staging of a tourna­ ment with Orlando, JatbsonviU*. and Tampa chaw taamt. Tha public I* Invited lo trek membership in tha Mar club. Thata win ha three cluaae of players— those who are more or leta export and lha*a who with to leatw the gam *.‘A teacher will b i T ^ i l i d from the membership. Among those attending the meeting war*: lira. Bertha Takarh, Mr. and Mr*. B. C. Hear*, B, M. Beyru. W. If, SchraidJ. JL W. Itouh, A. B. LavaJoy, Dr. C. J. Marshall, Dr, G. 8. Selmgn, Felix Frink,' A. J. Lotting, and George A. DeCotlr*. Officers E le c te d At Wdodawh Meet Judge Ward, in granting it re cently. overruled the proaeeutor. TTie w hole p ro cess o f new s ilisscm ln n tlo n Is In th e h a n d s o f th e g o v ern m e n t. T h e new s ag e n cies a re controlled, Ihu cables o f fo re ig n c o rre sp o n d e n ts s r o censored, even th o m ov in g p ic tu r e s a r t p ro p a g a n d a ag en cies, so th a t th e people h a v e no m e a n s o f fin d in g o u t a n y th in g HlUer does n o t w ish th e m to le arn . i t ' O ne ca n n o t h elp h u t sy m p a th iz e w ith th e e ffo rta o f a people to if ft lta e |f o u t. o f th o m o rass o f P o lltk a L uhcm . ta ln ty a n d tu r n to one flg u ru to 1° lend th e m , b u t It - wotiW b e m uch m o re a s s u rin g fo r u ltim a te su ccess o f th a G erm an '^revolution" If a f re e untl u n re s tric te d p u b licatio n o f new s w ere p e rm itte d . T h e re is alw a y s so m e th in g s ln la le r ab o u t censorship. I t leav es o ne w ith th e feeling t h a t “ th e re Is so m eth in g r p tU n In D en m a rk ” , o r rise th e r e w ould be no objection to th e f a c ts b e in g know n. U n til th e b a rs a r e le t dow n iigninnt th e freedom of th e p ress; w hich rea lly m e an s freed o m o f sp eech , we can n o t rjip cct m uch good to com e o u t o f G e rm a n y 's p re se n t e ip e rim ent. Now that we have got beer, Congrgs* proposes to give u* A friend of ours boast of HU prowess a* a huntsman, but as a fisherman he Insists he's still on the goldfish standard A "managed currency" is prol>ably all right as long a t you eah martaga lo get hold of your share of it. tJ.. B. Steel preferred pay* an­ ther quarterly dividend indieatig the hopefulness In the business ‘t -. outlook. '3 ----------- ----------- - New jobs, a small t>m In living prices will follow Inflation, It Is f> said. AnJ, how about nata-rea to .hasp up with the small rlstT—■ .Plant 'C lly Courier. In other .words, J j we get a raise with.the Katherine Turner. Mary Some Frenchmen propose to pay Elisabcih PulesUn, Olive Newmaa. Catherine symes,-Margaret Blockton,, Clifford ' Louisa Sblnholser, Ethel Goodwlq Perk ms, M ornn McClelland, Roy Howard, RotmH Jsnklns, Edward Brady, Dick Tsrhaad, Waverly Abernathy, John Bromley. Jlmrsla Cowan. CUraaet WInh. Clydra Hodges. Lslon Holm**, .-Albert Colllas, Joe Atklnroa,. and Ralph Carpenter. -FrSH -. Chase, Albert Connelly, G s ^ WUsmu and Thomas Wight ii, JV wUfbe wlU fake pert aa wood "y»Pk»* ' The- Sanford delegation has rotyrnSd from Ta!Uh#»*#*.and(apoetnHed 'th a t the bill crzaUpg BemJpflJe County parsed tb* Sen^without • duranllng- vote, Senator Donsgan Var*“ W *ke nil** ead hi# fellow u « th* usual Mdrtegy on local bills. Almoat be»- Irt a Wdtflf*lwgk-teont ta ffN th* Sanford dclegatlea was o parent* so dumb as not ta •m an of the fa*t tha SeOnt* had the edvialbjlJlglaf wsedkaj .at- ••foarpUshed tha neat step- la tien for such eases, but ifs a and then came the eabis blow -when under these clr- raKing,and engnselng and all the istancn somsthlag^gala 1wraag ot^er-matters so easeatial at the QfjpKal hi making bllla Into lavra. Tmwugh tha good wdtk o f Farsettling duwmmf Urn stack Howard« Uoteler, head o,f the RolsUr-Jacksoa Co., o f ' Hsaferd, returned from Baltimore Baturday with th* announcement that he has been named a* th* Central Florida distributor for "Arrow • beer, om of the aUndard brands of pre-prohibition days. H» wUl be distributer of the, product for Seminole. Volusia, Bravard, Or­ ange- Loha and a pari of Osceola couaty- * Hr, Bolster formerly handled "Arrow - Spoflal" near-brar., her* for the past alnc years. He stated that "If and when w* ara ^ermitt*d to sell hear In Florid*. 1 exhT w iatlearthnecar-T oad Sanford w ith in 'to dsyd." Dlscusslag conditions In and mad Baltimore, w hen he spent a week, Mr. Boteler said that *xaept for tha Inanaaed activity that ha, arisen In eeveral line* of busto*** sine* beer was brought haek to Maryland on Apr. t . "Con­ ditions ara deplorable. W* people down her* d e n t knew hew lucky wo are, and we can be thankful th at wg went lhrpe*h all of mjr erfy, a new addlllon to th* dr■ -rr fens* legal battery, from Wash tien. Mha Crump presided over the Ingtim. Jlouri before the opening of meeting and eonfstm? the fltgatesmt a erow,riWgan to aseemMe to Portsmouth Hquere, apuWl- nark across the street from tha Hall of Mra. Paata Ehrlich’ Mr*. J. 'J. Justice. MoUnted police encircled the building. Mooney banns is be­ gan to appear. Police moltnlg hur­ dled the low concrete wall ef Ihg park and w en guided to and f ? ln the crowd lo separate It. A Mooney sympathiser began l* i peak. Officer* restrained bins and he finally went with them ‘ Ip search of Chief of Police Willlark J. Quinn, hoping for permlwlop to addras, the crowd, which num­ bered about 300. Quinn was out of tfich ami tho man wlurnfif tnil began speaking* Police tore down the bonne re and scattered the crowd. No arrest wa# mad* then, slthostb one m*n W»* W * U U r on a di*larbence charg*. ' The crowd retreated to the dda nf the square a block fra * tt* 1U1I-of Jnatke, v*U^ M aoirpd sympathiser* « * » * • « » . . comers •* 'lose • • P0**1^ ^ ^ htll. A about and a / h e f c troPl them greeted Mra. Msry H<W*ey, mother of the prisoner; Mr*. R*W Mooney, hi* wifa* and Ml*a Ann Mooney, his sbtaw Judge Ward Said that ‘f l» no-css*ry lo give Moerwy module trial, "this r a u jtt could call Ipon »hw !«b°U •wear In ilepullas. and *T** *. r opon th* NaUoaal Gward. gettsn were antriMMi tettdy . dinner at tha. Hrasui Hoir Forrhst Lal ■F rvMtm. O- L- TVrMbmr tt att’A T. tisssribr. q W t«. ft Dtrbaan. JBVtJK Cates and Mis* Carol Vlntag. Several application* for admit' (ancs to th« Grove were seeeplrd, after which the fellewisg ofTWers srefe eleeUd: ‘ Paat Gsarthan, Mrs. Paula Ehr-. Ikh: guardian, Mrs. J . ' / . Cates| adviser,. Mrs. Alice C am w ay; auditorily C. B. Radd, chairman, Mri.' R. H. Slaughter, Mia. Mattie No, 1*0, I lha a vent ttolhhig.iaafa bene Hell to the rlUaSm Ot S**1 ford ba ubut it ted-" Coast Line AfJ-Geta . Citation For Merit JACKSONVILLE. Apr. IL —An oiU*rtl*in»ant for Florida and the AUantU Coax! Lwa Unc raurawg. rtMrmjL wwr proAtlantic Cowl pared by lb* paxsenger, *d«ertUIng ‘‘department of ’the* mil line, has been chosen by Mljlla# R*eord. national advertising m ara­ tine, at om of tha SO best’ jptbi lith*,> last year. . Tha .ad, whkh appeared >» ‘he American Golfer »nd Golf Ilium trated, widely dlxtrilAUd. magwline, exploits Fterlda, A p k ts a golfer, and list* the Atlantic Coast Line's service to tha state. The Minina Record's analysis slated In part as follow*: "Tbit# U n N fu fo Kslght; umlstant sttead sn t,1Mrs. ■mpk of perfect emphasl*. The •yo rest* a t once upon. Florid*. Lota' Collins; . Inner leritlnel, Mra. Atlantic Coast Lit* and the virile E. 8. KtWghli outer sentinel. Miss figure of a golfer. Vein .Phillip*; reporter. Mfi* Mlt"These three point* are .so ad­ dred Kalght ' • ' mirably fixed that all three atBefot* adjournment It wa* de­ tr a tt the attention a t practically cided (o hold meetiage tw in each thai-aame InstaoL The teat set* month, bn Iho sveoid and fourth Friday nlghu. ' ^ U M L try. th*M. I We lake living, wfyen boiled down, and all the. iat a m ateirf th ing-< i WOBhrivel up ourselves., ChUildy witH” are uahappy, .and'uahandsls but a tittle step th in S i . . ’ ' become 6 ft o u r ' I t ia because men 9: BARBBCUB flho‘place to- live in, arofreely radlatod. tribution of manufi A; L o n g 's M e a t U S ' T r e a t T o E a t‘l ■ fe a s ts W who1alee' slfcodd.' ■Ul ithslr return the- fetlawl 0sfd»m*dwho bnada op we hdd'ta-fMr mareicttUmmsilika Walter Cooper, w , wooM bd f a t­ ting to mew here, lie waa tha only gealleaun t -could persuade ta arcompany me In Orttmfa: Uila w rtk to peUUew<th* Federal Govemmeat, wHK the aid of th e c ltk a of Orlaiadav Coco*. X h tla M i u lv La ad, the purpoe* 0f to tlnulng tha federal approprlatl for Iba. compltllon of our brld| and boulevard! If iWt was n dona, thata would be no mow ■available f a i.lM Jkwat AtUttorilM Jll the boulevard. -That la lh« kind at ettben Mr..Cooper la, an<J I would ratperl fully reqtwrt that the g tw Ueman g( tha badrd of City Cmamlttionam note IL “It it a notable fact that out City Cowmlaikaaem ara - oppqrinir Governor Shrill*'* ilouae Bin No. ISO. for what reason? Thayapparantly ara oppaaed to rendering any- aaslatanra ta our dtiMna jvhjth y«WL apahia UmmL-ta pay " ■; The man or woir and things t u t who to them is not much k e *0 • �',t* -j* X I s , . , . , . , y . ...... PKy^V ^ 'S? A P W L 57,1933 Ftrst Matkadst Ckarth will m a t at 1:30 • t l w l with Mr*. T. W. Williams. SM Oak A nnua. Cirri* Number Three of the First Methodist Chunk will mwt at 9:30 o'tioek with Mrs. John Rumbley. M l West First S tm t. Cirri* Number Four of tk* First M rtM Itt Church will a w t at 3:30 i'clock with Mr*. W.‘ SWant First S tm t. West Side I School Has U. D. C. Has Patriotic Program \ \ School ^ n’chak Saturday nturnlny; Cakrx Cake Contest Is . *uhmittrd must Iw made from recipe*; layer cake* Being Sponsored ,-tamlanl must be three layers, and all conmust briny an extra layer By Mabel Wilson leslattl* for Ihr jiiJav* tn t»*tr, for the Reptriehlativ** rwtg the N. do A program \» caMwatlon of Souihnn Mrmurtsl Day, P»PPT V. Ilnttat.i i hnpler or tk* l', It. Day. and In Irfcul# t* th* Anrerl- C. and ihr tmrriean Lotion Aux­ Mi** Maltrl Wilson, h«im* e.o- is k r - will not be cut; Any i-ciR-y ran flax wo* glx*» yesterday iliary wrn- m i,'.tendance s t a »pefil.mir Jf-irril may be usedt^ rnmnfriK *| th* Ifw l Sid* Prl cial pi<-xra*t u n n thin naurnin* numte* instructor at Seminole maty School with repreosatative* at thr y .uth —til* Primary Hehwsl tilth School. W*> rr Winniny ittkr* will bn u .D .a atnouhcrii of th* A u rik a* .U g h * Auslllary in mmnrmt>ttlliin of C tw W fttli that hrr dr|>*rtmrnl 1* apollan ring h A l enteriny it cake will sod N. .1* V. Howard C kspt,r *f Mrrm-ti.il l*av amt in honor of thr reertve two piu* (mints on bar Haward <?*«P Atitrrtnn Th in’ stlslMhMk* last six week* Hume Kionomiea The prvarnlrd a* y ratio. .„ program Tho Woman's K M o aary So- 3:34 o’Cloaft ‘with Mrs. J . Brodi* follow*: , . . , Prttes arc n, fnllnwri Cash for W ot tn* r U rt Mathodlst WlUUawl 410 W rst Niastetmth 1»f«W’.'#H^»bi* parent*. AM Ctrl- wh„ ate member* « f | „ (h ot , hc ttt), f |***c* of cake*. “Good Morning S en t" and “Amer­ Cit Urn-1 |. Sotic. S.hool. u p iR li will recoin iafankoUy S tm t. \ m l- A c * C ****«. -V. I’tater. the Recnn.i Jfear Ibme K.mrnt.r* jin(ft,| (lHH, , t *na .n l plain cake, Script un l; .i.lmit snd I’raier. Cirri* NurtWr Six of tho First ica"—School. ftWw 4:00 o'clock to 4 ;M'o'clock |clasae* arc eliyiblr Hi enter the . . ce)jU f„r finil m cent* Si'hoot. Methodist *CR«tlt > 0 1 most a t First School. sad from 8:00 o'clock to 15:00 Hay no*, of fur *rrond prize, S3 cent* for third S o n * . “Flotilla My Florid*.* History of the Pta4-~Mts* AHern a'efcck at tho p a m n a f* kawortny ribbon* will l>* awarded the win School th* Bar. and Mrs. S sM i Hardin. Chapman. The winntny rakr* will I*'.' 'F o u r on*-sct plays will bo pre­ Respect ‘ of tho Fl*g--Mt*. Sybil Aildrr*-, "Southern llrroo*" the sold and thr money turned nvrv to Rev! Smith tla n lir. UiI uhIikwI sented st 1:00 P. M .'a tlk o Wme­ Mouth. I h> Mr.. Stella P- Arlington, th r lV partm rnt, (dir -aid. an's Club as a p art a f the stats A well known Iwkitty powder! Sony” “Star FpnnyWd Banner ’ — til in. nut of th* South Side Mid-act U tifi T b a f e r V a f toor: company wdl B ''r each sir! a> To-Night Circle Number* Seern of the S-kool. School. .mail can of l>akiny powder l<» hr Flint Methodist Churrh will m«rt Flag Salute—School. Ict|-by Giles . ■ Son*, “.tmeiiva**' School. Used in rnahiny her tahr, white| Friday at 1:00 P. M. al the home of Mis. Chapman. Mr\' DtrMas opened bin talk by Fla* I hill, li roup of boy* >•( 'he thr blur rlbh-ms to be awarded 1*1-j Henry Russell. 60f Oak .Arena*, J’lae D rill-Fourth Grade Girl*. d d ih r A to tU . Di'C. for «Wrr» »« are from Ihr company; [ with Mr*. Russell arid Uni. C. E. ■School Sene. MithrP'bdiMk of derOcaUS* the Ml— tVlt-Vm h.«. amii'iimrd iliat] William* a* boaleases. "Hcntnrial Day"—Miss Emma pone, '.Mai Spangled Banner * ftF-MriMM a ad OWh“ f a * * a ami Flay Salute. School. thr following sltl* have l-rrn 11 Rsyalar meet Inf of 8*mJhole Qwen. NM U 4 CHg-Wbr and tw**u*uuu-«iu.*-AiuUJiaU— .*wuwJU<w. .nvuni'.. Day;-.-Jlra--M a.u a SL • ike. •CWkU vf N tir t ttaL JH lfi ■jo, (h«* cimlcst: Helett life*,nr, Johns. pthri gdi-l*. V*»*S «ml Itorothy Mar-hall, E l l x n h r t h hal| at tho schoid aitd'will ha'pre­ lUadihy. “ In F lam V * FleW*”— pink a ,tn Aiul lose* and blue rented at 8:00 P. M. s t the Worm ft Jen ’J r follows: Mi-thvm, Virfima Brook- Martw ceded by a laShti pawling at' 3:00 ilft* lout* Stephehmn. Quern Ann** lu>c were aiiatixrd an’* Club a* a part of th# .ta ts Sony, “America'’, Audience. IIUI. Dorothy laivrtl, nn.l F.vrlyn o'clock In tM 'addltoH im : lnstalUi' $oW i ; “Alltelit* the BMttUbt.” aUmt the room* where the P nyer, ThJ ' Rae. Smith Haidin, one-actTL fttie Theater pl»Sf t<Mt- tiers of aflWtrs * Hi'i s ' a ftSWra Kchol*. w rir rntritumcd. nasnetil. , of tha id d ttV tadstfhy' p 'H n * a “V the-Soutb.' A -air*man-hip committee is A lin retrial pmxte»*lon* of com pined of Margaret MrGurvgy, TAh, "iV’k ' shaU Sleep f til Nok : Monthly' meetbnt ** N. de V IW cd n n c'm M tU Ji' o f the Grartfktiilsr* -corewere nd.lc.I .mil ■lla irl H aney. Sully Wright, For*eer," Mrs. C. P. Herndon. Ilowsnl Chapter of the U* D. C msr ’ SdWol" p 5 t. wDl 'U$J prise- sw.ird*A lliixh "rote pruo lilady- Spink*, ami Mary Forms, Mia. F< E. RorsmiUst, snd Mr* will taka place a t 3:00. oclo?h « plat* * T i :30 P, M. in lhe"*ch»>o'i for the dub mcntlicr* went l>* Mf*. th* horn* of Mr*. Jsmds G. Bha* , Ifi(R.''La auditorium ea a pin of lM "May Pink and brJf were the rnlor* J. K. tii 1*11*4* white Mr*. F. H. ter.Juiltfe* of the rontr*! will lie t o , v * s t Tenlb Street.' aunyv-PStilA.'- Spaaylml Banner,' Day-Hoalth Day r*lebration of tier chiHrri fur parly decoration* and tlaih'y war puscliteO . htKh Ml*. IlfoikV W WTRory.' Mt*. .•r [ichooL last*Hatton or officer*' wltl appiintmehla at I he hrhlyo parly seme |itlti- nmuntt the other Stone, Mi*. Bex I'a.kaid, and '- b e h o l d . (N en yeatarday aDernoon by Mr*. uue-l*. Mr-. C.. I». Ili-hop teClWdT Steel*. \lr«. K. I. liny. WEDNESDAY. Bobby Marlowe, O. II. B. Lawi* al her home un May- ,eirrd a |»rl.*r foe rnttirif hi ill'. Rule* of Iho contest: All rake* Th# board of th* Uscden Club nolia AJrhtue-for the menil<er* uf Jr„ Donskl. HeinAt th Ira hour a -alml course mu*l be at tho school by '.MW of Sanford will nw*t at 10:3(1 A. M. a t lb# home ol Mrs. W. E. Methodist Church w ith'lira MarV Wilton, Rea* Court. Luncheon Lambuth Clrcta as sponsor. Th# wlU be servSd *1 noon. Coarplimentl « M pMW'Orf lh« yrSVek 0 / UW 'public I* Incited. ■foWwkS7iCMMdrrat* ' vc^Urdll ‘' Reyular me*tiny of Semtaota Patriotic Program Taylor onl tr/A j. J / H a n t t* C Spt-'O tk T ih ljH Rabekkh Lody*"' NtiMber lo f ty snd hitrlM o*#lock la Staged At School i f i S t o a j t r ? WWtner, - Dr. AA*> tbrM ■ w in-W fetf u r Fklia(prf,< WTIbam N. LaffUr; CSptr aP tbk Odd A apecial patriotic proyram ' Tb# Mst i U iK S b ' iC Ircla'of was yleen yesterday momtny dur- Oggjflfc 1 U - li ^ T M f d H - M i b ^ J o h n -WljH- .tsIrtnr.-Mes. J/.W . Jou#*{ of U 3 * Btiler, Mrs. Esrl# • Dosaey, Mfk nalance JortWn, Mr*. Foy BryL 'J f * H. T. RdbreL Mrst'Wfl a Mft. D iliy RussolL*Mr*. O. t t Roller, Mr*. Horae# Turner, Mr*. Robert Wlilisml. Mrs. A. E. Dibbins, Mrs. M. Roberts, Mrs. I. W. jp W n * .* m s ;'E .'B .'T W1oF. Mr*. i v k Gsmbtf, Mf*. Euaus ?#sk*s Mrs. Bill Parrish, Mr*. *11 Britt. KMk Nhei iHcPhersoti. Mm. A. Bony, “Slkr Bpanxlrd Banner". and Halute to the Flay—School. Th# American’* Creed—Room Six, Mrs. Erma Flynt. teacher. F lsy DrltT amf lllstAry of the F fey ^F o h art Blount. lla.eU DlarT CHURCH w ill UftariMH* • County hare tto nhoa end eave s p c c i J ’.p rk d u bn ids. Our ’ regular to cuatomera ' but Men’e Bott or Stiff aO iirtj^ U B > w » SHEETING Straw Hats ^'Circle Number Six of HmJ First Baptiat Church will meet >1 3:30 □’dock with Mrs. T. C. Pitehford,' 1015 Elm Avenue. Circle N um ber' Seven of th* First Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 o’clock with Mrw II. I(. H1H. 1019 Palmetto Avenue, rr t-'trdo Number One Of the First Methodist Church ' will meet al t ; t » o’clock With Mr*. John AWen Brown, East TdSntUth Street. Clreia Number Two of Ihe B. H. Marks, Capl. William Sir Men’s Athletic Silirt* or. Shorty apit ■ I f P M « ‘i Dtmtty Check Union Suita SHOES hdun, Judy* W, A. Cocke, K. W. i T. »carl.U. D* A. C Caldwell, Cipt, John F. PUrly, Ben Tarrd, C..G. Evans, W. R. Rowan.' Dr. J . P. Smith. Dr. C. M. Adam*. J. M. Parham, James Prince, A. C. Martin, John Inyrahnm,'1Miles Tanner, Dr. R. H. Frisfoe, C ap t W-' A'. Fltt*. Judy* L. G. Strirtyfaliow, Frank NorrU, C. H. L*ffler. Jobs M. Lord. W. F. Usbiay, Thomna J. Wilson, W. A. Duchartaw and Mr. Slnrysaa. weiw nla* placed on tho yravad of R A . Lula Harris Baiarkkr and Mrs. I . G. Strinyfallow, V. D. C. praaldanta • Mrs. M. C. Tolar, 'Mra.'B.'T.'VkUaiir, and Mr*. J. D. Parker, honorary member*; and Mrs. C l tf W T N I kiw Mr* G. W. Spawsar, mombors. Amony those present at the iM W W rw W f r j . B/Dtakl*. the Italy Confederate veteran in Bern|to la : County, M rs W. C. HJ0, M M h t a f N .' d . V. IlowSrd b h l l J y f the U. D. C-, the ReV Km h this under your shirt I AM AZING N E W LOW. P R IC E S !. . LONGER ... M O RE B E A U TIF U Ll Ir tou don’t want to b« nagyed and annoyed In hot weather — you'll Ttdkji thla Hawsa label on your undershirtl Hatray shirt* are elas­ tic-knit and tnapacroaoyour cheat without • creake or crinkle. But they don’t choke or ^ ip . And In spit* o f all washing, the elaatle-knit /*«<•. Artd t o doee the length /aaf. K u n a always tuck'ao deep inside your short* that there’s n o creep­ ing or poochtqg oyer your belt I Only 3So. If you don’t know a H akxu dealer, please write P . IT. UdiatH Knitting Company, Winston-8alent, North Carolina. m um tixKia atnan,MTpr.a A D E L U X E S IX f T I T H 112- I N C I I W H E E L B A S E Sedan sella for *SI0, F O B. . . . America's krwrst-priccd 6 cyl­ inder 4-door Sedan. A six at Ilie price of a four. . . and a Floating Power six at that, with 1lydrautic Brakes, and all tlie bade feature* that made Plymouth famous. OoM t these new car*. Rid* in tb* new Plymouth Standard Sis. And don't buy ony low-priced car Until you see what it offer*. P1VMOUTH STANDARD SIX 4 A ■ A mm Petroled Ftool- AA R pszzx Small ilusm paymerit *■ituawta* lent term*... low h k k rACTOCT delivered pries*. |^p " , w O O M F.T H IN a important ha* happened wltcn Plymouth mmouncc* N o new cars. This |u rt of the slury Is about the new, tiHig wlirclbase De Luxe. It lurs n JO horsepower s ix . . . with Flouliity Power engine niouniins*- Sufrty-Stccl Bodies . . . Hydraulic Drakes , , . Free Wheeling... isud Rifkt-X frames. The radixtor has been restyled. Morr<branlirul than ever.. .with bullet Iwadlighls,lacquered shctl, gleaming chromium griQ. Best of all, th* De Lux* is bidder. . . longer/ It hat ■ Ml Ill-inch uhccHwse . , , the big­ gest low •priced six In America. Everything you enn oik foe In near isln th t PlymmilhDeLuxe. There’s iprtd, cumfort, safety. And best of all . . . economy I Lowrr gas bills, because dead weight has been rngmccrtd out. Lower upkeep, tool Go ice these TWO N E W PLYMOUTI t S. "Look a t all Ihrte” . . . und see how Plymouthagain acts the pace la value. PLYMOUTH DC LUXI SIX Patmtrd Float­ ing Power an- ‘495 AN#U* i*nt trrou,. -low r. O. a. fACTOST delivered prices. T N I TW O NIW PLYMOUTH IIX IS AR I SOLD I T DODOI, DE SOTO AND CHRYSLER DIALERS M il -rd fa n - » •* ai^n.4 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. 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, April 27, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 27, 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>, April 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