24 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9315a96924ea8c8e81f5a46a84e49463.pdf 3307f045900f8c78a901cd7d0e494ce8 PDF Text Text N U M B E R 144 B eef B ecom es I n S o u th C a PAPENDESCRIBES 4-POWERTREATY ASHAPPY* IDEA C itiz e n s — (A .P .) ~ l e tr» 1 ir> P e r k in , wko tor wmks hM been g e e s M u s s o l i n i P l a n e M t a f on an employment " ' O p e r a t i n g T o w a r d s ..~ P e a c e .~ F o t~ E u r o p e : C h a rg e s o n a l A n d P r o o f _____ y » l- l;l COLUMbiA. A(*.-. ll«—TAT— Gcvoraor BlachvrooJ today signed tha beer act legalising the tale of beer and win* af 12 pc rent alcoholic contort hi South Carolina for the first time la 14 yvarv. The meiauri was ratified by the legislate!* after the house with a rear cf “ay**" toncurrvd In tho 'Sanato measure. DEB MOINES. Apr. 14. — UP)—Legal beer wav enroul* back to Iowa today after an absence ef nearly two decade*, hour* concurrence In the aanate smendme-t to lho MIL the signing of tbs mraaur* hy tho Gtvemor and publlralioa In nawspapon remained lho mMmrnrnmm— — P er­ D is h o n e s ty , C o rru p tn e s s ; la C la im e d ' WASHINGTON, Apa, 14. -<A1 — Rrmural of Hsey P. Long, of l.ou Uians, from tho Senate «a> ■ought In s petition filed with that body yesterday by a aeore'of fitjiana la the Polio* a lifted chargee of penon.1 diihoneety and corruptness and said they could prove thorn. .. ^ , Chairman George of the elec­ tions committee, -o which tho pe­ tition was referred by Vice Prr» ident Garner, was unaware of it* receipt until informed by newspa­ permen. He. however, said If It contained anything that "go** to the right** of the senator to hold G et Ms seat a “proper Inrcillgatlen* 1 0 0 0 J o b l e s s weald be made. P re lim in a ry T ra in ­ Long waved a*ay newrpapvr* in g A t F lo rid a S ite man whan aalwd for comment. “I don't know anything about it ATLANTA. Apr. 14. —l-P tand don't cafe,“ he aald. The petition carrying ln all I t Training avalgnmenta for tha first formal charge*, waa referred In group of recruits In President the ueual way.without Its having RoMtvelt'a reforeatallon army In been read to tha Senate. J&hn M. Parker of SI. Krancla* tha Fourth Carp* area were an­ ilgneri nounced yesterday from are# rill# one of the 'petition r — ........................... said ln a forwarding letter sim ilar, ^ ^ jq u .rte ra . petition* M l^ jljo w from “«rvry | TMU tlvb ptana~vatt—for r — .____w___________ , TO11,.t ..... ............ tow* Florida House Passes Beer IS DEAD AT 97 Vote Of 72 To Ttvedy . A d c lb e rt A m es O ld e s t v — ----- - ft . W as S u rv iv in g FAMILY BALKMORIl'Y GROUPC oAmlapoa nPi ao sns e dMP r o v EFFORT TO SAVEGUMS EFFORT AT iWn gill F Go or TT aox ‘ LIFE OF INFANTjCITRUS CONTROL ■ ^ ru . wiiirandwlib fmwbi or snip at hit homo here i*t. poctorg j Q Operate' pers Are NotCo-Op- bm 10 ***,l?e th.#. G e n e ra l A n d W a s R o c k e fe lle r C ro n ie ORMOND BEACH, Apr. II.— MV—‘The lait of tho general • ffkem of the war between the itatee. General Adalbert . Amra, 97. Wr-t Point'* surviving omrx oldest oweti »urvtvmg gradual# and former gdlfln •tfwpiw m ' frUer. dlrd at h it h---- ---------— lait bight. No wa* In good health until yretarday when he wax auddvnJy atHckvn. General Ames dletl at 0:56 P. M. General Ame* wax thr old*rt xnrvivfag graduate of W*«t Point, rectnutruction governor and Unit­ ed States Bepatur from MlxxisrippL wh-re he wax lent after the Civil War. _ i _____ ___ T A L L A H A S S E E . A pr. I l l __ (A .P .)— T h e H ouse . bill to leg alise th e m ano tu r e s n d sale o f b e e r Upon Infected Eye erating With Move w in e In FlorW a t a d atoo a v o te o f 80 to se v e n • m ts * f WINTER 11AVKN. Arr. U.— NEW YORK. Apr. II. UF>u t schsdu re g e ttin g up a- t— -----The Pint Id i gratefrult control WIth lint her* brcx-'d against all u le o n th e n um ufecturB tn a commiltre, mi-cling her* yexlcr the iluurx and win Uw«. anil with v. toiling w itor nt hand l l p«ur over day. anrounced that IS percent ef sa le o f beverage*. The bill# wtll now go U y anyone who might reek rrtm rc e , Florida xhlpper* not eo-operatinv of Senate where a beer ta d wtoo an immigrant louple karricidel In a controlled movement bucking effort* • iheVuvtvex in their xuliurban ( jnapefrot' |:,aH... v . were . . . . . ---------bill wa .Introduced eawrul da|* He an,I hlv wife lived hem d u f J>.»ne yertvrday. determined that | of the other percent to boliter ego. P*i»»re of tbo bey ing hU wfnlar m»jmjrn«, hi* non- an ft*|HPintlon to •**«* th# o f , n falling m arkrt. hill wa* intrudeced «aver*t The roiamlltee aahed grower* Min.r corrective amaudi In-law ami ilaoghtrr rrxldlnc next an Infant iliJ f h tf r fhould t o i U who hive been supporting nondoor. , • ^rifonnrtl. w e r e ------fttft-a-week Th# Iloua# d efeat^ •» a lie wa* trim nt KocVlan>l. Neither “John U«n Vasco, ----- - ---.. cn-nprratlng ihippera to wlthdraiw Maine, Ort. 31. INS, «clon nf the .abortr, nor hU hysterical wlf# Ihalr bcxlnea* and forte thv hold- merit by Repree.nl athre Sapp, cnuld be mad# to umnrMand tn il nuts to Jo1" ,h* control morvmvnt. i-oanty, talTn* for a eeorty early letller* of Nrw England. Nantex of co-oporatl«g ahlppora irt*r®pHo« provleton In th# At lh# fflrwt battle nf Itull Run. the i hyxictan who »tood outride General Amr* wa* wi|imlml in wax not c itin g t» »** 2-year-old i t wrll a* lho** not co-operating to legalise boor and wlao. U th# |eg while directing hi, battery, Helen Vaxco. who h«« ■ mrilgnar.t n e t, made public ty tho commit- down a proposal of Rcprvea* hot deeplte th# »erimi«ne*« nf the tumor of the rye whlcrt th re .t.n . l*e yeiterday ard will b* readily Worth. HUHborough, to call rr.iU M r through the clearing ctata-wlila refarewdam a t wound, he ordereil 'thvt he he U r Ilf*. tbao 9* a ‘referendum - vote Terror had **>ird the mixundcr- U m r to all grown*. placed upon a ratoon from ehere lh*. tommlt- be taken on national repeal’ hc^continucd hi?..command,, until •Inmlliig Vawoa, and they unly AMUidt-iWPEV*. (Continued On Pag* Four) Ilona. ^ * ‘ loa* of blood cauxed him to h , ov­ , hook their held* with gitm de­ Th# re n a a e freon termination when It wa. rxp i-nexl ercome. ‘V S t o C S " axaerted they I men to report Fort B m g, N tax Villi «et(mated at* General Am-* wax rnm- that the doctor wax thvi# to could furnish witness** to #*tab-ir.. 2100 to Fort Otlelhorp*. Ga.. year, will h e Riven to tard ll«l*n’» twin »lat*r. Aim*, ntixxmned brigadier general at the Hah that U n g was "peiaonally ijooo t„ fo rt McClellan. Ala., ami frve Khool furd. age nr W- Ho wm Ip command nf who beci-m# jud.vnly ill la»t nig h t| dishonest, corpipft and Immoral" 1WVI to Fort Barranca*. FU a brigade which led the allacL and lic it opnl a tcmpcrtture o f , ^ Tk# Senate r v c tv .d a n .tM r and addad Long** continuanea in Slight change. In Ih# lineup mav th . **cnnd day of th- beltlo or irc utllng b dicta* re • »-c — —-—- ill, „ * of flea “!■ rwpulilv* to tha respect­ be malx by aexlrnrocnt of ItOO Gettyebury. oppn»lng Gen. Rnbt. rasol.-iton ntgnvorillatag . Ac the phyticiao. Dr. Micfttaei able and law-abiding cltUana of m«n to Fort MePhervoa. her*. ta ?fUln the preaont W riarthu pi, 1*4, whom h» hn 1 known nt Bender, fax# Cft hi* attempt to At the army camps the mea Wrxt Point, where General I** gain vnUanae and poliea tald th.y |/>uiilsna and to lh« nal'*®-" Th# trial of case* on the.crim i­ tariff on prsJuev told In cv will bn orwanlvcd In eorndonlr-i of waa a prnf**»or. A m " waa cited nouhi tah# *o hind in th . ea*. nal do:k*l presented to Judge ilea with Florida Unit_•*# They *Mtended nmon* thing*, th a t . Long had “erv*‘*J ISO to 200 and will be flvon pre fe- trw e r* in thl* engaeement. ior th . lima b .h » , a mrighbor told J. G. Sharon by Oguntji P/oeemiU '.aWav afd adjourned u n ttj •fto r hridior a short » llminary cuadltlonlna enertlaex to On July i». IMS. General Am** hew Mr*. Vasco., ht-1 p*a.*d »>*r ing Attorney J. G- Leonardy waa d*b*«H- n re par* them for Ihalr work In IV ta eons) wa* raaainted Pro*l*'nnal Gover­ twin daughtm* Ih a fm » l rojia e'nlm lvd yeitarday aftcmoon .high* fnreala. No aUUUry nor nftM'ixtgalPPl and In Nogewt- m ____ and that portion of th* April hoard 11 K * nt#ly aad Oar' ' la’ prstloualy not even 1 |l»R~ llW fkillii tNifbnkAvaHtfr JliySo It «#• lh* s1***! 01 • term of County C :urt waa writ■amy Irtte TM aavfta friend* and Urn »tato, history, ,n election under the direction of policiman Dr. B.ndor ha.* brought tin tb* same ^ T M U ^ v o rlfo toga'lxatlon h ^ , Boeaua^ o T ^ eom ^flo»T a7 u ^ punned to «ah* each unit the Ugtxlatur*. which selected with him that U nified huabnnl RIC, pt for tha hearing of ar“Chanrtdtor HUJtr ind I a d to - P t l , *e* “* rxublUkst bear and wlao of E l the ay*torn* of Jbitlcv." \h*y add-1 ^ lf^ u, t , | n|«g a* M r a* hist a# United Plate* ranator. In and wlfo, . j gnmenM thnl hare arisen a* th# i cats cordial Italo-Carman cotlah- •d. “there 4a no waurance in c n - |wi, h mf„ to ba aclec'rd Irtto peraoat ilcoholk contort aa ttoWM.ybg It was the crowd of r f th# various trial . .a n d IntoalcaUitg and madlelnaL ' oration", b* continued, "ilnee be­ dvavoring to obUIn rvll*I by ae-’ t omn*ny for cook* and other nee- H73 he wax choxen governor of ’ rimii’oiiy ivi --— • Mtoelsslopl by oopular vot. and neighbon that gathered. the lantenrlnr of otto nr lw„ poftween the two countries exist ns The tralng bill w ti art vp to r^xarr camp art Wit Isa r*«i*ae.l from the Senate. It » * ' Or maybe It was frar that it | aoria. Jude* Shvron baa rompletnl tig ona-kalf cent per pint lion in lh* iU U . differ**!** worth mentioning." Ini M l i t Mai- Gen. Edward L King, x i i Ml Just ■ in.# to get llslm .j,, April term, “Th# only hop* n ] Y l l' reiumanda-t nf tha Fourth Cory during th l. term a* 'H e aioertod Oorminy l> to beverage* and reoulrvd' armnal Hthrough lh« 8«natv of th , Unitc<i xerinu* racial Imubla. broke nut and taka her tu a h o .p lto l-ard rt|, r „ ^ ,| „f ,^ 0 Mondav re#a# lev lea of 2250 an mannfaa< peril to any natton. have beam . area, emphariied that th*' arm |n the flat# and General Am*« perhaps iTpime une ol the Pr* tty . lnr,n,!r lhr f0||0w|ng: stair* and federal ag»ncl»*. turera, |100 on vholvialsra aad I < n naw a»ov*d tl “Th*refer*, we appeal to you, aa lx not recruiting man for Ut»«?to orranlted the *tate militia to re- yuurg*t#r’s vyc*. |.tr>y<l Brown, white. plradH 215 on retal'ara. O u n ty Welfsrt* Board .creation cnrpx. t h ^ worh beitto president ef tha Senate, to cause That waa wiul hail c* :*nl a I guilty to • rharg# of bvlng drunk, xtorc race. Th# legv-’Jiallon bill prorid## H 3 th . proper lnv«tlgallon to be In­ In the hand, of th- O w M t-JjJ th, troubla In th# flr»t jla ir. | ||i, xmlcncr waa xuapandad upon wl 1 bacom# effective ImmarCatoly i Indigent relief aauaO; ie ImU W . No men wtll b' * ^ * , stituted and conducteii that th# Rrcr-ntly the child went with p ,y n»,nl of ro§ta, and all coat* i,>on t«comlng l*w and tha tasiaff at the army pn.U unlM .thay hear T * < tU n w i n v S n o o o r t H h.’.pitol to vlxll^ vian j w«r* her mother to a huipltri i l n n ilnnatrd a t r d ly a rm tln g of mtaaura w*» amvtdad to r**d tbq apeclfie faet* *** ln*Un" * •-day C h a r g e s O f S a b o t a g e hir (athi-r, whn *a# th#n a patient f | ^ , , aup port of the abore charge* m*y asm*. pa-(mrnt. ... their. A phyxictan nothrd the „ nin p;h«-rfirltl. white, charged h* pievenlrd. Tha roll call, yev; Speaker TrtWAt the arm* f«*to «U"rto MOSCOW, Apr. It- lAh Rux- iiifcrtril ryr. II# urgcJ th . mother I wm, rr<klrxx t'rlving wan found nwwllo, Albury. Andsraoa, * Ato "Eridenc# I* avalUbb by. h* WASHINGTON, Apr. 1 4 ^ -L B. Smade to build up th* morale |)0, (jgiJiy. ,l,n textlmonv lo xupport chargr* to | r. rutt Mm lo remove It. diawi, Acvil, Baakln, Baas, .Brils McLeod, of Willliton. ehi.rman of UX. of th# proper P " ^ * * * ° ! ‘ , I tha parv'e. Bonlfay Booth, Mix. Vaaro ami h#r hjabaml.l \ , hargr nf atsault an I battery lllihop, ■he F erica section, Americti Mcate. to eubatontlete ell char- nf the men a* wrll »• their phy ,t vrlh»vv end xabotax# wax pre, >— i patvonv r *w Ro • Dulldcrs* Aaaoclatlon, with .1 rnndttlne. W elfgr. orc.nl- xented torlav at th# trial of »l« horror-rirlckcn, rrfuxrd. |airainxt Ralph Staley, white, wa* Boynton, Brown, Burthard, xallon, will ha Incited to copper nrillxh engi###r» a cuxnl of hltn (Chsrlottt), Butt, Bylngton. headq'.artets at Jacksonville, i> “Th# doctorx ar# craxy", xhe-nnll# proexcil. at* In providing *ntertalnment. .•rimes *g»nUt 1H« Soviet her* In behalf of Florida road i l l • .a t.r, palntlrg to Helen playPaul llmlg#*. white, charged Christie, Co Her, Corckor. VMs parphm hy aim ing. Or# wHih-xx loM - f '4hin* a ing nn the floor. *ul dvr* i-'d Ihalr aiaocbtca ei | with rrrklexx driving, wa« found •on, Dlckvy, Dixor, Driver, • IR iM it to nadar lh- *•«*»• their In tnm il relit* to Federal brlb# of 21500 from L. C. Thorn­ Two Local Bills Are “She'a healthy. She’a all right.' not guilty, lie pleaded g lllly *n gtr, Rariy, Ednay. Folk* g n ! R A, How.rd who highway funds for Florida. rn# of th# defendant*. AnSue'a| worker a. prlrxl* r id Ur. • rhnrge of driving a car WllSvit Gaiger, Goff. H s n r o c k ,---- --l t r i m glvan by Parsed By Law Body ton. •k,r • —l,| h« *>#,1 li##^ paM •'-nt Angelo Smith, a Yorker. IN. Y.t « H*#m*. «od wa, xentor.raI to fl«rrln9 Holly* Hoifoid, HabbtlL Chail man M'.Lno Ti Informa * f tk* Homs tloa, while Uafinitr, is ro t voiy by William MacDonald. *nnth»r Ivca, Kannar, Kally. Kennedy, argtird with her. I n ­ pav thn roils. The Uneldn HuUte uf I'.rpre■> which, with aacaaraglng ct lhl* (Imc ainc* It nlar, Lewis. MacWllllama, Ma »—d .r * A~TFIr8~wt»»ert >•>'* Jo*Mntry, rhargrd with p-‘i:t to! I| ni-r ht-r linxn Helen wuuld IOI xuui.i -- -■ , , . t^iRg. -Walfar* la'TmpeasiM* to a ictru in the oxMiddle too. Murphroo, Pt* M-nUtlve* y.«t*rdoy "f' rrno^" fh a rlrt Nordwril paid Mm 22MH) ipetlallatIr,O.&0 rhanr*. nf living if larvenv, w»x found not a-nlly. paxxrd two local HU*. re .Ung to amt gav# him * fur coal to dam­ have a I Uw aailre proj- lent of. lh* Prviidcnt’* pub le nth Price, Raw la, Rivera. Rob# Mathis William*, rha.cevl the rye werr removed; thvt death Robins#u, Rogers, Hardier, works proyrt-n. age , lurbln# at a power plant. out tarreritm today aftar 17 horn !h, t wn of nvledo. wh.eli wa* crrlr n inlrxx Ih# op#rjtlon Imr- assault, wax fuund not ■non*. Sima. Slone. Teague, However, It Is the Ihot-ghl by a t ’.'itrion* kl lad ___ b doo# »vrw.n amt int’oili ceil by R.pr*x#nt.tivr Pgudly. wrrr patlormvd. ' aad aaveral many wall informed person* Ihit Inh ■fd M»#rel nth#r«. c Ah w b l l is hpkakkm I ft'llix, Jnhimi, a n d Harley melt, Untralnvr Victor, 1 •God gave her to im-J if tin.* highway* aad bridles will b* In­ Th* Marts came on the heel* <>l J T h * l ftn«t 1*411. known *• H»ux# Ktarnrs. charged with petit I*#' Wand, Ward, Westbrook, W ha will take h tr away wax cluded in any p a n the President scvciar anonymous lettar* to th# Itlll 2t»«. author!*** th# rc-bmpOr. B. U I’n w rll waa -a next - - - will* ........ C«nr wr-r relraxfd aftrr Judge Wynn, Elm.—7.2. No: Brannon, Bullar (Brigs l:un of delinoupnl ta*#. Hu# th . 4 w ak..' Iwifura mrnibar* nf lh , the JWtbci a Ul.y aiuwor. may approra. Slrnr n ordered a cllr#-.-t#d vvrdlrt poll<* warning that y*»‘«r, ford), Dickinson, Endalay, E * « ; ICghday bulling la mognlxcd Wovllrf s l u t a “rail wevk In lla town of tlvicdo pri r to 13-H »“r Valxsia IWntal Society meeting In Tho rax# wrnl In rourt. A ihll- nt not ruilty. f t p*rr-ul of lh . avar**m#"t t>r>>- D#l*ii<d laxt nirht. III* >ul>|#cl ' ilirn'a Court Judge i*,u#d a ruling ta one of thi beat mediums tu '«• Tony Rogers, while, alias Jerk Gaston, H arrtll, Hendry, IUlg#Ms Ragisfl >«i« “Uivt amt Ita R.lillnn t“ i iwnniltlng thv operation. Thn can* licva unemployment and a t Ike ’id#*l iixym.ol l* mail# up to I • **Th*' cavalry wr i cal ed out Shew, rhargrd with assault and Knight. U iu y . O'Bryan. lUgiaftrt. of th l. typ* Rahwlnkal Rapp, HcofUld, Smith, putchaaa wf - aim* lima glr* to lh* people per­ after poll*# *t»U*d a rourdup of 11 1933. with current to»e« pay- Tooth anil Bo*- Uovrl-’pm.nt." wi* txkrn to thi- »pp. llt> dlvixi-m haltrry, pleaded nolle contendere, ,He at th . rat# of M percent. Approximately 25 dantM * operat­ uf the supreme cuurl, .Mranwhil#, and wax sentenced to pay *ho St# ard, Stricklanvl and WUIMP)' _ »u#p#eto«na -«•(» t«rrori»lic ---af largar ca­ manent ImprowaMSts which rt* pervoav 20. Not voting: C atty, Peoplto. alrccdy becoming liquidating tan dent lao and opposition to tU Th# *«ond bill, known a* ing In Vo'uxla fount* wrr# pr#x- the order wax hrld in ateynnee. cm U* through tha gaaollae, oil, lira and nils of *Pvnolihnt Machado. |(i,ux# BUI 29*. valldato* all lav apt a t th# meeting held at lh# Th# wpp# late oivUlon give Uw. M W * •It. It Itakrr, rharyed with petit rd bd»r aaht that avtoMalUo taxa*. Tioops patrol ad the itrert" levic* mail# bv the town-council office of Dr. W. S. Taylor yrrx until II I*. M. yi-xtiiiiuv l» larrenv. wax found not uuiHy Abandoned Child To. ‘ a Way naariy It la understood that out of lh* while throe ghoul Urn city auto­ ■t Ovirdo. Thle action wa» Uk#n • r bruit briefs. np-n lhr xlato* motion. Be Placed In HomF 120.090,000 amorgancy a p p re c ia ­ mobile# wote alojpcd at gunpoint to prevent pereooa from context- CRAZED MAN K ll.IJi SEVERAL Maurha 2 ic k n t of Whllr A mistrial rexulted In the case tion far Iht coaat/uctloa of high­ m d saatchod. Police «*I**H a *ccre irjf u u rn m cn lf H PUxra, (N. Y.J, acting ax “friend uf Uuhsrt WhiUkar, charged with eld whit# boy way*. Flo;Ida waa ailmate i $1.- of youth*. Oaa bomb .aplodcd SOUTH RIVER. N»w 'J„r*#v. of the court", act fortlfTH# con­ xg'-rnvvted assault. found by Chandler Share ft, _ W«.7M( nf Which amount ftlM Jv r t t r tba bomv of otw tea Farrira Apr. 14.—<45—Joxeph Krnrrk. 50, tortion that “pubi c |.nlicy of pn>Robert Rnuaa, charged with at004.04 has loon committed dafl- former ambaaaador to th , Utlteri P a l a t k a W i l l R e n d •arentle released from an nwlum. tc;ting wards in the alatn lx -null nnd battery, had hla r*.»o •on of Jadgh aev) Mrs. J. 0. rod,* In hla automobll# nlta'w in tonrection with contiacl* Stotas ard now ##:r#Ury of riate M o t o r c a d e T o D e L a n d irday xhol to death ,h'x wife and mute important than thr peculiar null# prrwxevl. • Wadnrwday nlgbt, wlU ba heratofor* rntarvd latof and that, !a tho Machr-lo gorammenL There •wn chil'rrn xml 'th*n fnlally ti-In- or personil urn-intons nf r***m k£ .Inhnni# llrown pleaded gutliy lh* ChUdm'a How# Bo*lrt» nr toll up u * • f th* tegular ftdvral al.i bton- W)o M io ilo tf dam egr.____— naiaened hlmsrlf. Another ilaiighpirchlx whan tha lif# uf tho child - J o x . K Maranlatte, trad* body In a i forge «f aaxault and bat­ JanfcaonvID*. atcarding to. M t o » g|al ararayriation f o r the yet ra member who recently augg-xted tar, Roaa, 16, was xhnt ami xrri- la In H anftr been xe uf u c h Lc- tery and wav •cnton'ad to pay j7 f . MeCUIIaad. fl * ' Hiding Jaaa 00, 1900, FtoiM i waa liaf." that a'l Kemlnola Ctwrty rwlderts oualy wounded. I |ir t«x|j. Th# Iajant which waa ahUftt. •Oacatod |1.4.T7^72, of which L o c a l M e n R e c r u i t e d Tha e.ppe'iatx division Indicate I T. A. Ilaytor. whlU, tha "gad ddnoil by unknown paraona waa'jit wl- ^ to xMenrl Bt. Job-* V#'l ta rt that thara ramaiax • baJtnra of t l v F o r W o r k I n P a l a t k a lev P“v rririrratlan In UalAnj a decliion would I* handed down with rrcktevx driving, was found th* Fanwld-Laughtoa Manaafttl DINK MARBLE Hill I'. H. 407,»7J. af which Iher* ttiaifaas •eon. next Thurxda* abooW go In that lfaipttal Ihll morning wham to n»i guilty. RNOXVlLLF^Trtm . Anr. 14.— Tba Baadneia Cocnty Waltar* g balaaca af IIJII0M 4. * rltv In a bodv. today • • « <b«’ Clint Murphy,, chargad with waa tk# aantor of all cyan. In ; ft if farther understood thvt, Heard yastardiy and today *»• Palatka rfflclalo hava anno##*#«l The Light Pink Marble Company, assault and Aattory, waa found fact hcait hand of aP9*» COMMISSION TO MEET to r tha with, reference U the regular alstod prtato 2twv»f» in tor that alre»-lv I t aw»orlvtx have -iiwratln- quarri-x nrar lamiagul ly arnl wav aantaoerd to pay Jovial disportUon, th# tiny dlls —I't qfivajdr inn rirlunN of MgharrVgld, the federal govern- H artlrga a t o by laenilllng alraot tura has waratod th# Da ‘ Tha Sanford City Cummliaion "at MntrlbtU* ip p in ia u ta ty IN wkll# »nd negra msn wb* grt xlanlfle-l their Intawfti#" «f >#'■ marhle for Naahvtll new |<oat» •n* a xirv'e lli*a.#f fare hhadlng doMtia #f parvona, and a r A rhargr at operating a car will moat a t tha City Hall todlght aaaBtd la the yototo fl# ;U #f «*-' ! a• tt»a -c r r rit n t af < * ef tanat«*rtlon \ " offlre buldlag. fr- n . 1 xudihni la dlscuas several hilt* that bavr with nn improper Hoans*. against ly It la roportarl that at Itteh , Unftra TreaUvut RaoMrelt raa- Mrtlon. Mr. .Mx-rot.tK.ybaw. tba MRS. NAIDV RI LKtSKU U>* hacking af th# Forida Longue J. I. Stewart waa noil* priaaad. faatUiaa wish to adapt I t Ml It may ba adapted aftar this ceontv xhanla RRva.gl I***1 II. Ihibgin, chargad with bring a f Municipalities of which th* lltloavl that about 100 60-car m o''r#dM aad ha brvja r traded_ guilty e v l waa b*#n ruralVad at tha Ja . ^ ___ __ _______ dnitik, firm Tona# latt Tuiaday aftgbt, y la a m*oih*r. The Commiai POONA. India. Apr. Il-< A V £ bom#, Th# H .rald wa# 'r e - te n td to pay caato. J a aa boor at more about •It pawm#’ nlannlagr to a'tond th* Wh*. Sarojiai Nahlu. t»<jMx and Mrs h*v« h*va signified that they tl site** | with!i m barb###* t*4 awhamvee** <hy. r wplM rnUroatad . . . ' * W. A. SUplar. White, charged had gathara i ind ware an In sympnlhy with xevarn) of M, la- aider t o aaaora t'gdlan N'atiooalUt cona’^ r P ' ^ r. Sima that H»# a jbfll- •peaking r rogram to n # r t aft wt# •Mtencad Ja Dee#mhr’ \to manaurvg and that they will with driving whll# drunk, pleaded af appraxbMtoty IV n»v P*ll ham am tar af tocal WQvey thalr recommend*tidna by guilty xml waa fined §149 and Ha vtsdlft far vear’a Imariaanmvnt for >lh „ o’clock Thur-rtay . corti. 2100 of tha fhw wna I W Haatlni* gkaia they | lag an order got to Uaw Dombni ftrttor to tba secretary e f th* far th# naaft flva or tba g irtw rd - mav f w aa»d fr« a fended. . . Laafua fall awing thamactUifwaa ralaaaad vastorday. ra hjr 1 0:« ** " .. w iir tw o o r th r e e ROME. Apr. lir-AA V Mussolini1. four-p#*** peat* pact ana d*acrib#d y##4#i\)iy by * Oar Jfoar o r five man eablatt offl'W aa "» happy __ Lr . thought” that might f i r . Europe An ' effort In Includ# sugar prart for aavaral ptara. Vita «t> u>d » « r can# in basic Chinctllor von r t p n , of Oar ioMTOd by th# ad- many, arbo tama htra laat waok(irn b i l l » u aad for confnvnct* with Italian . , i f S e n io r Coeiignn, and Vatican aithariiita, aaid ho D w w O il, W » » iij In an amend- had dlacwaed m e n outtarn re* par.top Gvrmaa and Italian ralameet he w ilt efter U th# Mil. . • la m * Iratten t Into Um rofuaal ttona. -We talked about tba focr-pow* of North Carol Inn. Georgia, Aut* and Saoth O r : lir a to pir- ir patt. Thla la a hippy idoh of -1| e . eootixiio tur- Premier Mnaaollnl’a to direct tbo pn fraiaht Mila o u policy of Europe aotly towirtl raca", ho laid. by the In U n to te ComAfter the taring that “Germany >rta this idea J»nd apteifk dtfM t tort T»*e cn Inflation , __ heart] y", he continued. "I In" thv p*n*a*» aa htotn- hop* the togotlatU u to tome l*d to n .' ‘Offttan of a among lho Intatratod powers will . adrrtinla* ration farm follow the original Idas." ___ with Ma vtriad rnathln* Earlier Capt. Herman Goering tr y fee lifting prfc##. to lho 1Me­ Gorman minister with not portloll t Wrdtf and Mftnamlag agrtcul- Id, daveritad tho Muiiolinl pact W .M ta . which roc Id giv* Europe peat* and Bo-rotary Fwana~v »aM I*. added ho hoped It would not b* tK a V iC Navy building .modified by attempts of othsr tmggMtol ►» R*n *earns» Wthd.Vlemm, Damocrot, af OoorGoering spoko of an affinity Ir gtox fhghhton of <h# Hooae navel th a t.lit Mil lent!Stent ezlitlnt t* adopts by between faaciaai and national so­ In cialism, aad declared the tarolu1would not tisa la Germany could not hate beta orcompdshed had lho fast lit m organisation Ha wax wee organiaaUoa net not existed. oalatod. Ho J§ MENASSIGNED VARIOUS CAM THROUGH SOUTH will County Court For ^ April Is Concluded Before J. G. Sharon Chairman McLeod Is In Washington On Road In terest certiflentto I",mth* to a"- Troops Are Colled Out W Havana To Q uell/Terrorism nWw -1C S i .5 , IN t”, •* Ld I I Vii*i»4,fcg^ .y ^ja h p v to WNH,>rxJ.».x>vn*a-Vv-vvwvtxwmrwxx. *xAAAA ah- som �1 __. »o**.-o—*— M T h ro n g A nd in y N o ta b le s A re e a e n t A t O p e n in g T O M , Apr. It. —lY b a bad break In tha wroththa aaatarn half of the I S r* af thair eight achedpawtag ramro yerterday, all I law* of i park ling pitching atflaa clicked t# th* prrof nearly 100,000 caih cutin th* three American > aad tw* National League where faatirltlro and th* Tha Htteboygh Plrotoa. eholca • f tha n p t r t j to make H di/flcalt far Ik* Chicagoan* to k " ? Ik* panmat, alto got f#«r*hlt pit riling from young Bin Swift and tnnk .tk* opener at Ctnrinnati, 4 to 1. kafara iWOS fan*. At Detroit, 1»,000 turned eat to *** O ar aland captor* a 13-inninc .troggto from tha Tlfara, 4 I* I, I f Clhrt Brown ootlaatad Tommy Bridge*. bet aa one* pactedly imall crowd, roly 4AOO aaw tha Chicago White Sot beat tha Brown* at B t Lou in, aided by Al Simmona homar. , Tha day'* a c p a ra t* attend***, B7A0‘> for fir* game*. compared wit 116,937 th at aaw ait opener* la>t year and on the whole reaaaored r h h owner* who hare twen fearful that reneral rendi­ tion* might leap tha, cu.tomer. away from tha hall park* in large number*. The world rhompinn Yankee*, who eipeeted to drow a* many a« 40,000 fan* for their opener with the Bo*t«n Red Sot, war* lifl# by tha weather, whi h In­ dulged In a freaki«h April twUt a* an all-day rain - turned to Babson States Advertises Is O ffic ia l In s p e c ts G as P la n t D am age Florida’s Need fCantlrrood From Pag* Om I * doubled." Then h* turned to re­ porter*. -That’* yoer *tory“ ha *aid' -riorid*'. rre»U*t naad, and Tampa'*, 1* more people. One* w* needed railroad*, and atoamihlp line*, and hotel*, OpartM nii and home*—once we • Beaded equipment, induetry, rammerre. Mr. Botoon diridad Florida’* We her* the*# thing now. and the economic hlriory Into fper pharoo. grretoat problem faeiag thle (tat* Tha cracker era, or plkoaoriaj l* getting more people. • " |f Tampa could Inert**# ' It* day*: tha FUgier era on th* *a*t population fire perrent, yeer ho­ tel* would be filled, heeaaa and apartment now raeatt woeld la occupied, rent* »"old lnrrea»e. real rotate ralne. would gat back to normal, and Tampa** beaine** problem, would h* *oleed. "An analy*!* of Florida*# anaual Income »how* the true raloe, of It* winter rl*itor* and new reddent* from the Forth. Thl, atote had an (ncorr.e of IV4.M0J1M I*, i n t Here'* the way that watt dirided: Manufactured produrt*. V. W. Kennedy, official of tha Auectotad Oaa aad Electric Co, Sanford j j j g g t g Sanford the atate aa a wmrner retort,** h* —M “ In a page one article, it •ay*: 'Spend yoor yammer Hr Tampa,' and te.li of «h* adraatagoa offered here during tho ■ulrrmcr, with Tampo'* !»«*» »“•* thinr parrantage. and low curl at Urine.' “That * fine." ho added, “but U aaght to be In a northern newapopar." t Early In hi* addre**. Mr. Il*bton turned to Tompo. lie *pok» plainly. P h o n e 212-W 4 t» clearing ikiro today along th* So*. Wa.hingten. loo. welcomed, 1 of eattepn raahoard. promising tha back th* prodigal bauman. Coro* Al- Brarer and Riant* at Roaton the Iphllliro and Dodger, at Philade!Lon phi*. a* well a* th* Yankee* and Na- Red So>, a chance to comfort 1932, their inaurural reremonie*. Two of tho big deal* of the 'T ry Harrell’. Cafo. Be*t Food* part winter produced immediate rerult. a* Freddie Undrtrom. h town. 119 w. Tirol-— Adr. roaming th# Pirate* outfield with the Waner* for thr fir*t time, figured prominentlr in the day'* winning attack, and Simmon* *upplied th# big furi'h for the White Says Her Husband Lost 16 Pounds In 4 Weeks Rrolin. hot th* youthful pilot of the Senator*, Joe Cronin. *t«l* th# hitting »how at th* capital. Th* Athletic* rut th# large*! rookie ra»t on eihibit. They to'.k the field mmu* their are *lugg*r. Jimmie F o il. and. with a *ophomors Boatfipsw, Tony rr^ i’s* -h *en to pitch ln»t#ad of fofty Creryiu Chlhocki at *hort, Hlgrin* at third. Finney and Jnbu*«n In the outfield all were In th* opening 'lay lineup for the f1r»t time, although *».m# t.f them are not entirely new to hig league•cent nr. Dih William. *ubbed tor oral inclination for tdrartiling and whh to f^ t lato thdt lino of work, I will Da glad to have 'a talk with yod. Ik rapty, giro age. education, boaiaota ctparianc) I* detail aad pkgaa number. SIU bring-Congar A#*mjV * T'r *P*' M il a n e T h e a t e r ||Sat.Apr,15th M a t i n e e 2 :3 0 Ball* »* teller *1111. Irate >•« ■we###* am' • f**e II I*. «e three N i g h t 8 :3 0 merrlr la feel ■■■* aM elr**. Wr WORLD ha.haa* la*k -II I, eraser, hr trot •a roawa* I* a *«»*■ Wr*. n, a, FAMOUS frn K WlahlMI.*. n. r. Iltrre**. her am laaai. TEN OR. To lose fat and at the same time gain In pbyiiral attractiveneat and fa#I *plrltad and youth­ , w. W. Wli«ll*AWn, ful take one half teaipoonful of Cl.fh rir**l| Con**. Kruathan In a la»« of hot wattr WemlBoIr r-vunly. grind*. baforo breakfo.t atary m*>rning. A. M. WSKKa. R in g i n g B lu e H « w e n •• A Jar that tart* 4 week* ewaU but a trifle at Tourhton'* San­ y jU rs’ond his Hew ib p o la r ford Drug Co. or any drugalnre ____ no n e * To r a K u rr o m - In (ho world bat b# uir* and gat *•-49# ripgq to tk* reaafr J*a«*. M k m Croat*. Mile of PleeM* Kroarhen Salt* tha SAFE way to k ee Me M ile *f i Ml.tgagKTtf reduce wid# hlf», prominent front ■* WNITNKR, Dm fsbH. To Oil CredMot a, ufstN*. Die. and doubl* chin and araln feel trlhmeee, isd oil hsv* 4 .7 5 x 1 9 .'........................... ?. Im Ctalmi »r Demands •falnst th* Joy of living—money fork If diaaatUfied after the fir»t Jar.— M M Irtoli: PTH , aai ooeh sf you. art hereby Adr. Other Sites ■otiflH ana required It fvseent aar rial me and domanta which yi»n Proportionately law I’rkc* nant«4ira io. sia AN OltWHAHn? T<» V*F(C<111HIT tii »: mai.i: ani» r»rrKi« row a fULK o r AMT TlfKirr SMAflK on ifnrroM im tiik rrn r or The following Screen and Stage Star* W r ^*P*0 *f Seminole Count) XAMroltti. rtgOlllUR. fM ANY hla. nfflr* la ihe Cnuntr t r i l l , ldi»T T IC IIY roll W O N K Y O R Sid Tracy and Bowie Hay. "Hap1 * Famell anil *ro la gonfare. aaailnal* Cmatr. orfirn thimo nr vai.i k ami» Flo, Harrington Slater*. Paul Runsell, Rollo and Rollo, Wtoo. wlthla tael.* monih. from to rnotiiHtr rinc rnmnemnn* >Oafs harrof. nr any • nocirr. piiaiik oii (jloria Dawn, Carol Lee, Bert HollJner, Agnen Antelk t r i Pabrnary lllh. A. D. 1*11 roiTON in Tin: pity o r san. rom». runiuiA. in any u *t * r. WlllTNgR, linen and other*. anm*Y o c h Air.. TKHY roil WONKY OH «»TI|KII •eater* of tha rotate af Elm TIIINfl or VAI.I K. AND Tl»( •I* a Wkllaer, gsceatro. rrioviOK a rcNAi.Tr ron Tin: B A C K TO Matinee SJc and itc VloloATION IIKflNnr UK IT KNAITKI» lit TIIF! I’Klt. PRE - W AR (All Prlcre Include TaaJ i'i«K o r Tiir riTY o r hanD D irP Q f Hail Ordtra Now. Box Office Bala roni». rieoniDA Xertlon I. Tael ll pKall Ito* unlew. ful for any nereen. firm or Nnh^* ell«*n lo eoll «*r offer for aina* le the of (Unforc. KlorUte. ant lirhri. Phare, ur roupon la any loi* let) for money or other thins of B E L L B O Y 13 "fWrlton t. Thai II ahall »*♦ wniawful for any |*er*an. firm or torpor • atlon In ha«e In hla. h*r. their or lt« |..*#pe*«i..n In |hp City 4*f San­ r A ll THE CUmUNtMNG ford. Florida, any Ikhel. •hair a»f ITS AU-VlKy r QOUI.R/T IM 4«Mi|...ti In any Itdlery for ih»p»j or HOJOSS ABOUT 10WN INSIST MONOTONOUS INOCE0 TUttiay MD0UQ)' i.lKer ihlns of «aluo |tar<*haar«l rt*n* THAT ISKMC AT T*1R IUNOK0NS irary In lltr |»ruy|»l«*na 4»f Section 1MB JOB WORKS NE I hervof age 11 K a il, t A e r o PM JUST FIOOOCO WTH QTTES AUgOffTTDA wgyous S^ilon a Thai any peratin. firm •nto Ian* hetna l a t i n f at tha *4 th# iMaanee of aueh rer'Af- e»r r*irp**railoa found gulliy of elu* X PUTR AC nO N ' DOR BNKMTS. OWNERS lallns IH r |M i>blp|oo« of vllhrr H i* la th* haw* nf U. a.iea I proa t'nle.* u M rertlfle*!* flr*l or <erpn4 ••rlloa* hrrreif ahall h A N O SO O N • ____ / hr i*uniahral by fine 4 * f not mure ha r r i c n e f a rro rg la g I* law Im * w ill laeu* thsreaa on the than I2M Of or br Iniprivonmenl for iml n»4*re than ll Hat* ur hy boll* toy of May. A I> . t i l l .*■ ami imprleonmral al the taoo* m y n tflrla l .Ign aiur* • o«li ii » wot Ihto th* m i l day vf M in k . dim rr IIon of Iho maalrliaal Ju«1*r ForiIon 4 Thai * “ . 1*11. h«n» of. i9rdlnanr< V. K OOtinLAgM. «rp hereh) ! Ctarh C l real! C # «rt, with l*o and iUr ■ - Paailaoi* C o a a ly. PlucMa. repelled ’ E. 1. MUntlfCK. u c. l*aeaed and adopud ihla the Itth day nf April 1911 V. A PrKKIL . T. U. DCMAM. H O XHISHOI^KII. • W. A. f.KTTLKHa II J. LKIIMAN. Aa Ihe CM? Cmnmlafflemera nf Ihe Cliy af Fanford. Florida. Atteet: r A loAWKON. Aa'ITiy Clerh. IhBAL) * T H E A D V E N T U R E S O F T O M , D IC K A N D H A R R Y SSSSSS V ^traordlndry dt osqarCcAwVto'^ ;a jtta S Tropggstlon, small capital ro d p M t.' . Adtlrroa a*> a. *a I FOR SALE: yM Sc per bloom. u i F p .F I miles out East OeoTrg A n . T * JC - r S K '- DtCK! NOW % \ h o r Yt vo o LO ftr thc l a s t \*M rew oA rs h a s o /r h h h a w V a n A IL TUE Wtoftic r v c "^W O A K C O V S A Y hard Y A G iv e n c . u a - A v 'A P r t R D ow 7 VA n c A u x e - ' , 4 WMAT T H IS HAN M E A N S ? C A te off o c r t c r iH ; AATAA ALL TH t TA SK OR RIHOIHO A BUAtSO TMAASUAC ts H O K A9Y tIA TT A A . A Y A H fO A A 3ACAAT3AA VKA ASAH T. AHO TH A SHACK tSAAOaAASSJHO AAAIOLY, THANKS TO TOM A N D D fC K , A S u oSrr n P T H S m g tr i MBV | — » r r u t w ay i l l m ay* \ t o A p m r. X rre sp s o n s . * N ttP e e rM ic c s HKHf I P A N Y C A R R A H TO A V O A K /M S B A A H H f C . U«r«W- t a pew noum l ‘A_4_J. tTO �' A recent report on school needs submitti'd to the Gov­ ernor of Florida by a committee from th<> Florida Educa­ tion Association lists the following subjects as fundamen­ tal and essential for high school instruction: English. Mathematics, Social sciences (history, civics, geography). Science (biology, physics, chemistry), Physical education (sanitation and hygiene, physiology), Manual Training, Home Economics. Munir, Foreign Languages, Art, and Com­ mercial subjects (bookkeeping, typewriting). We are not surprised to find Included in this list a number of subjects constituting the so-ralM "frills of education'*, In fact, we would not be surprised to find that all the subjects listed above would be, In one place or other by one |«crson or another, regarded as "frills". Whether or not s particular subject is a "frill" depends pretty largely upon the Individual point of view as well as upon the ultimate use which u particular individual actually makes of the subject. Mr. Webster defines a “frill" In a variety of ways, but the definition best applying to its usage in school parlance in simply, "a useless adornment”. We assume, then, that any subject which Is n "useless adornment”, which is super­ fluous or unnecessary to an adequate curriculum, which could be readily abandoned without any rurtailment what­ ever in the child’s education. Is a "frill’'. And when a per­ IIDAT. APRIL U. son proposes to eliminate the "frills of education" he pro­ ILmTvBRSB fOK TUUAI poses to eliminate ail those subjects which are "uselrss adornments". • * If ona proceeded to eliminate from the above list of m u s t AND WAVER NOT: Miners In Alabama Turn To Farming To Provide Living S o m e ti m e s R *§ H a r d T o C o n v in c e T lf tc L i t t l e W o m a n T h a t S h e L o o k s B e s t In A G in g h a m A p ro n HI UMINGHAM, AU. - Ceal miner* hate turned firmer* *nil kfi* tar4* abate coal mines «*>«•v.rled Into rent-free- fans* and gtriha-) in a teaJjnrimenl pr»giani *roa*artil in th(*v AHhama min Inp tUIr-yt* by the Alabama Fori t tmn Cvmpany nf this eily. AVie (u fartiih m>> Umilol »*• I'lay me nt in the mbwu on ac.utml of the t>rap in the oemand f ir roc.1, the company im oraratnl thi* wif-b-lp plan anil »* a m b it |SOU miaeni ore U l u s Uvlr fatal requirement* (tom fieU*. t-intca*. oirharda, I’larcn* and pa*tiM>r lota. Nb employee hat found it nece-iary to tall on the Rid Crei* for help. The company a mine* at Ovrrlor, At mar and Margaret, A all rear Illiniinxham, are working two day a weekly. Miner* ill tele the other dayt of the week l i e mm tv, tw Toil . NBA! IWt MM> AGMK * \ UM • YOU u v m tae w i n . CIOTHW 1 VlOkDtR? j i ih iae ta .I lHi.V wlwH i-w huoww ioitw ^fhr-w im M ’ iiiotwM^ bCBlfr year for each ablebodlcd emyUyee of th« camrany titling fire u rea of land, ptaalins aia fruit tree*, rauunj- 20 liraJtrU of corn and 20 (uniteIs of jiotatoc*, ttrin g 100 pnunli of aicat and canning 100 <V*rli of vrgeUUes, Land in cul­ tivation this year totals 2000 acre*. with art and music. Rut there are people who find art end music very useful. There nre children for whom art subjects, some day? The information gained in his mnnu.il training clnsscs, the practical care and use of tools, and the knowl­ edge of how to make things, might prove n great deal more valuable to him than, for instance, foreign languages. And even to the man who intends to be nothing more Important in this world than simply n husband, n manual training course might prove worthwhile in teaching him how to drive a nail or repair (ho chicken coop. Of course it is plain where all this elimination of "useieM adornments'* is leading us. We are getting back to the good old log cabin school days, when rcailiu’, ’rilin', '* were good enough * for ‘ any *boy nr girt ‘ 1. But and‘ ‘'rlthmetlc even then, It seems to us there must have been some ques­ WUssx’s: city bankruptcy tion as to the practicability of all these subjects. To the atelved. according young glrimho planned "lb grew upy get married arid ralsu B H ) |ri*St Information firm a family in the conventional way, and who would probably BCikfnyton. Sanford and aimllar* never have to calculate any morn complex mathematical > iltuated, title* will probably compilations than a bridge score or tho temperature of the hava to depend on tho tegisJa- baby’s bath, oven 'rithnn tic must have been something of ture far relief. a Useless adornment. Ami besides, if we arc to tend!) our children only the • When..* man’* no** la re t It ■ ay be becauaa hi* wife lead* ‘Three K's”, do we want them to grow tip ignorant of HnR W It.—Time* Union. W un i geography and hlstury, or completely uninformed about ItiU n rV W atlerwn who attrllm- physics and chemistry, or totally lacking In any knowletlgu ted tha .brilliance, of hi* note tn of hygiene and physiology? Do We want them to lie un­ familiar with tbe uso of. a typewriter Just because ‘rilin' in the old days meant with n peniil? And aren’t Ui« schools the projter places for them to lenrn ^hesi* things? Or do wn think they can obtain 1teller instruction along these lines on the strret cornera ? As a matter of fact, are not the ’’frills of education more of n complaint against the burden of taxAti m than n ........................ leave”, read* an Item in an ell rriticlsm ofI the subjects taught *lit1 schools? -------- - And is not qoette column, which may acco.rtj(|10 bunicit of sclroal taxation more tho result «r enormous for bow late It U. iflxcd charges for large issues of bonds from the proceeds i _ ,,------T- 0 - ’-; 7’ 1 , , lot which"elaborate buildings were constructed during the • Frekldent Hysavalt la ''ibtwm than of nny teacher’s salary in home economics? V £ S u t r i l l * w K After ail when we speak of the "frills of educatbu j on l bava teen Introduced in t ongre**. wo mean the Interest on the tanuls which built the schools He apparently ■niwn* agree* Wituwith- u* to which Wv all point with so much pride? ■ 110 ppeaking <4 "*• 1 Meyer aa governor of the [ rraerve board, one contan remarked, “Final That the 'jepreealon la over.” The Ute lamented depreaalon, Eugtne Meytrl ais?* 1 —~ —o } A fifty-five year old Miami t.m an made a bet he could stay un­ der water three minute*. It* did. IcTMp buried him the nr*t <tiy, three minute* being a long time . under water for a men fifty-five V that the lieat deposit guarantee ./.which a bank ran have l* honcat and efficient operation, wv* ■ — o—■■»■■■ A New UtiHiiU'HH Um e w H iT 1' booea •«* >*!* »*» rank* of tbe uwmetored. Bet te tfco*« who co-op«nt*, th* compony tupptlt* mule* te t lUwlug m l tvmftrg tho bute. the mgr* ice* of • collect trained agricat^ tqrUt, fruit tree* for pU ntln^,' the lam) frea and offer* SW * tronomioa In pnrthaws of aoalh, poiker* and fertiliser. la p h T M T ha*a ca-operated heartily. aka c o r. #f off f « IS years In Otfeod fo o t c l in ic Reduced villas and *" Every “ employ re U* rt-qtiirtl to /ib mu I hive jmtalbiliiiea that the old order Hid sot reical. Remember, Yeitaiday 14 Head! bird that file* backwaettal 11 wunta t» tee where it h*i been. It doear't give n darn where ll Is going. Don't Is* a flu-flu bird. You youns-stcr*. seike any de­ cent job that offer*, llul krcp'yuur ly.j open. He ready for new eon-•tttnrwi -new-ideas* -Your humbje YESTERDAY !S DEAD kannah firry »r.tit Yon young fellow* Ju:d wit nf arhool. You hate lud a toutil: time the lajt two year*. You were aniiou* to get to wink. Nothin:! npetrd tip,. Yog„/cJt jnti -Wan M a r t i n 's G a r a g e We are equipped te pradace first cloae Job waek a t tbe laaaat pewible frkea. Give na n trial. Herald Prlntiag Oa We are adding seventy dollar* of equipment to better aerve the public. Sco u* and aave money. IIS W. P in t 8L lulling your head* r(ain.«l a atuno wall. Ttie Slur pa**ea »u to j- u a phia** it taw the <>ll,e. ,,iy—to you ami to the- olhrt* win will Join your rank* tht* »prins. That phraae Li. Yesterday I* dce-i: The country hn* J*cen bagged il««n licfurc. It h going to hrptit to pull out (W ily , jm l a . It atw*y* li»* piillrd out. It. I m art thlr. tiuilnc.-* t* not mating Icjck Ju*t a* It w*, Is-ft-ie. II n -tcr Jtfcu, .a f te r going thretigTi the wringer. n -V ! A let of the old leaikrra mvl oil w-t v HtetYlk -k method* have |«-*ed out. A u rn iiunch of ■ccrt -rive and revootceful yntirg fellow* will tome *tomping up to gra-p new i>t>pnrliinllle*. Fur yeeterdiy i* dead! New Sppirtunilfe*, niiitii you. Ntd the oppoit iniUea Of Ihe la l il-TSile. Tim*i- nre gone. If ,-*) llenre i* n guld*1, recovery will not enmr in orderly faihiun, aJiurr the old lire*. Keen men will *eo lm ,ire-* rhancu* hiru and there even while thini,-* nre at a low level. Chance* that grow uul of the dopre«*t«n with it* chanced de- «r_ ,Tb* thirty-hour week law u*: jLdw btM ly will help the unemployKlRMat attention lull workingmen ‘ ahuulil remember that nobody ever ) g tt to fiial tan- working only {.'thirty limti* a week. Tha mas who ).* * » ' ab u.| l.i Ihe un<! who work* - 4B baur* a week, or a hundred hour* a week. As unsavory _ tho ___ racketeering .4 _ game Is, it lias at Irast contributed one thing to the advancement of scientific effort, even if indirectly. Some time ago Chicago Ihugs learned of a compound made by chemists which was com­ posed of valerian, a cheesy-smelling substance, xinc, and rthnr, the' whole concoction emitting an odor nut unlike that from ancient slave ships. These thugs found the new mixture very suitable to | With the government apemlag their needs. When a clothing manufacturer nr merchant or prepared to *p*nd btlUon* at became unwilling tn pay tribute, u thermos 1*olll«>. contnlin ; dollar* to furnith Joba to unem- Ing the foul smelling compound, would b« hurled through^ -ployed, this should he an axrellent window. ’The highly volatile ether would spread throffgh tllne to aerurw an appropriatloo the n*m bniring stunch-lmlen molecules which iH’iwmdcd tUr the St. Johna-IndJan llivar every article in sight, even to the rugs, not only imrifing the oma of oar hiding ciU- placo practically unlnhubllable but ruining tlieQnerchaniloing mighty good work tlise. d. Una. It wss found that there was no way of counteracting A bin IntroOured by RoUn.au of the smell which waa left and that tho only thing to do was f c o * pruvltW* that **aU l a i n m u i to keep the place exposed to the air for six months, ami that /tr e t U applied to the terry me oven then the smell would return to the garments on wet • a of nrceesary gorerenm tal days. Merchants were in despair and plead with chemists, function, after which the re- to no avail, to find something which would act na n deodorM in d er of the money ihalt.be nnL Apparently there was no hope. Finally, merely by chuncr. Dr. Samuel Molunr, former professor la Austria’s University of tirax, stumbled onto im d by Um burden «X deSia. certain cbhmicala which, when compounded, transformed the valerate and completely destroyed its odor. Of WVat tourUta te Florida courao.the formula ia a trade secret but its discovery has Vu by aUtlrtka revealed by been a life saver to racketeer-pressed merchants. Bs*s«»» whe says that out Now the yotmg Deodoriser Co. ia doing a land office teUl. Incoam of ttM^OOdMO business with a group of alert workers ready to apray amt •rMa last rear, *l*CM»o.ooo Rom manufacturing prod- deodorise, and with an average of two racketeer bombings 949A00J9Q0 from rereiabw a week keeping them busy. Here to one industry which no.ooorfoo hum ( U m owes its existence to the aettvltics of evil forces and which MMWjfOO ham ateples. may continue in useful service long after the last racketeer has been put to rest. AH fitmtm§ I- o. h< U m i, Mich Spmiat Bquip until! ovff.iL Lvm rfriivsfrdpfKM md mi/ K O*M. 4. C, Itfffii, Tfc* C tm n iit St in dan) tla Coach *453 lUirarKAvto movi TWO LINES OF CARS-TW O PRICE RA ONE HIGH STANDARD OF QUALITY SA N FO RD , T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO Steve’s Plato POST OFFICE LUNCH Now—for the Ant time—there are fwo tines of Chevrolet Sixn —the Standard and the Afaatur. Body-styles for everybody, Prices for several different groups o f buyers, B u t only ana itm n& rd 0/ qualify, tod that’s the very same high standard that has mads CHEVROLET the greatest name in low-prig: transportation! 80th Standard gnd Blaster 8Ues offer modeh with wood-and-etccl bodies by Fisher—equipped with safety pkta gUss tn tha windshields, and featuring PUht* N o Draft ' Ventilation. Doth have silent second gears irxi smooth six-cylinder engines. Ia the Standard Six you enjo there advantage!—ut th u lo w u t oporaUnJcout 0 / Any a/re car on tha road. In tbe Master B iJ you get alt advantages, an d many monk in an ummqUy large, luxi car, ttL n f w ith fhe graafw f all-round aJonootj of at ot ila ait*. And Chevrolet prices we n ot m low as $ for th* Standard 8U Coape I CH EV RO LET M O T O R CO M PA N Y , i D E T H O IT , M I CH I QAN j �♦ ¥ FRIDAY. APRIL 1 4 ,1 * » h p h m g e C lu b O f C h u rc h H a t M e e tin g MI** ‘ C arn o a' W h r ie , who** Mr*. E. A. Wilson returned last marriage to V . G. U nco will lig h t from Tampa where ah* tak* place Sunday morning. « u •pent a few day* wfth' relatives. honor r - e it a t * bridge party ghrtn I»n night by, Mr*. J. C. Jack Toomar, of Jacksonville, b Mitchell and Mlta Carblyn Collier Iho guest of Evan* Spencer a t hi* at th* homo of tho fotmer na kosd* on East Twentieth St ret for kfegnoHa Aveto*'. A* honor fO-a*. a abort Maw. Mlrt Guthrie e u presented with lineir guest towel*. Mb* Elisabeth Smith, of Ocala, A color scheme of yellow and ts hare to r a short time aa the (T*tn wa» uted far all party def­ gutat a f her father, IV. W. C. er* tinn* and appointments. Vaw* and bowl* of iladletf, *t*tlce at.'l Smith. fern werw arranged In virion* Ifr, and Mrs. C. M. Berry will part* of the room* whit* th» tathave aa thalr dinner guest Easter lie*' boro Eat ter design* In yel­ Sunday, Thomas' I„ Mead, of Lake low and green. Charm. After •• viral ptogre*non i ef 1ridge *core* wet* allied and prlie* awarded. High (Core prler, If. Q: Whitehead, of Orlando, were a bn* of note paper, went It) M l" tha' dinner guest* Wednesday of The horn* o f Mr*. John D. Jinkin*. Preach Avenn*. era* the scene of as alKoay meeting of the Sarah ' Parker , Methodist Orphanage Club held Wednesday. Mi-mber* ^ e ttt the Jay makiair qullta and bedspread* fo r the Methodbt Orphanage «l Bmwn Sprint*. FRIDAY. At th* noon hoar * covered tilth Regular meeting of Sominola lunehoon w*a tereed a ftrr which Dab M il Lodge Number Forty- •ewing wnt continued until ;i:00 th ro r will be held at 8:00 o'clock. o'clock when Mr*. P. D. Parker 8ATIHDAT. presided o*«r n short business The Beginner* Department nf tho PTeshytgrian Sunday School will hac* *n E atler egg hunt nt 8:80 o'clock. Member* are ailed to meet at the Beginner* Depart­ ment. The Beginner* Department of the First Baptist Churrh will have an Faster egg hunt a t 8:30 o’clock on the churrh ground*. MONDAY. Mr*. S. D. Highleyman and Mrs. Lyman Butlolph will t.e hostesses at “Indie* day " at the Sanford Country Club. The prayer band of the Prrsbyterlan AuxlMar Celery Avenue. R MH KW s followed by N . thef liR Inspirational p e r s o n a l* M ie s C a r m e n G u t h r i e I f o tk n f e d W i t h P a r t y f . If. Cheney, of Valdosta, Ca-, Is spending some time hare as the At a late hour refreshments 80 kMf t of *• hi*' sen-in-law son-in-law and W Hfhter, Dr. and Mrs. (5. b'. Sri were served by tb* hostesses. Those Invited were; the Misses man; ftohne ttn Avenue. Carmen Guthrie, honor guest, Allora Whitehurst, France* Gibson, Frances Morrow, Carmita Batber, Jean Maxwell, Helen Gordy, Mil­ K I D D I E M A T I N E E dred Nla, Dorothy Stokes. Antoitette Shlnholser, Clifford Shinhotter, Lillian Branan, Elliabeth SATURDAY V A s U sual nr o'clock A la th e a n C la s s H a s M e e tin g A t A n n e x Wfth Sirs. J. B. Fields, Mrs. E. S. Hockey, Mr*. R. T. Warren, and Mrs. II. D. .Smith as hostesses, tha regular butln*«„ and social meeting of the Alathean Class of the FlratrBaptist Church wa. held last night at the church annex. A profusion of Easter lllte* was used to decorata the annex for the occasion, Mr*. J. B. Fields presided over tha short bualnetg session when Mr*. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. O. C. -N O T K 8 li C e l* Pros! net* Craw na Will lie Eachaaged For A O la Deltlad fold Drink. A T M IL A N E S A T U R D A Y dran’s Department will present pUy. T t’F-SHAY. Regular bridge party of tha frwUf Department -ot tha Wom­ an’s Club will be held a t 2:45 o’clock at the club hou x- with Mra. Mre. J. M. Endor Curie! t Quirk aa hostreeei. Keservatiors b ay be made with Mrs. A. C. Chambotlaln. I. Loucks, Mr*. J. II. Menlck, and Mbs Kpnntr Keba Munso-i Mr*. Leo 11. Rockwell U petted to arrive today from wandn. Pa. to spend about week* here with her parents, thtl Mr*. F. J . Gontalei. M eiY s W E L B O R N ’S Next lo Western Union n|e Smith, Mrs. V, Burdette Mra. T. C. Pltehford, Mrs. C. II IVarce, Mr*. O. C. CJibt.s, Mrs. II B. Olham, Mra, C. P. llemleTsnn Mr*. R. E. Peurifny, kin. H. H Newmsn, Mrs. A. C. Mcl.er.dun Mrs. G. 1. Igiucki, Mrs. II. D. Co-welt and Mis* Perry I.eu Hell were appointed lo serve utt the committee to nominate olficers f »r the romlitg year at tho reg- lar meeting of Sallle Harrison Chns- Cideiuui, Ulin Crenshaw, Earl King. Tete Newcomb, Charles Ab­ bott, Ward Johnson, . Ocala, David Cooper, Allan Fields. Frad D*ador, J r ; r r d . tscorr, ttmcfrlx Lyles, J. M. Wilson, Jr., Dirk Vrmay, Biuce |j,m y . Bill Dullose, Dan llantell, am) Jack Toomar, of Jacksonville, Brick*;sQ M g r r M UST Frocks! Itn.aca, glndtoll, j| Sport Coot T ro n s tr $2 * 9 8 C o a fc lo s tfo a Coatt $690 Panto $ f9 8 -$ 2 9 S N O W — yern e d it go p b x c s 1 Here’s The Prop-.r Outfit F or EA 3TER ! Capet, Iseittsf Aieo/s.bows, Auflontt N ew tle tv tt, a tw lia e tl Tlry luve the “looka’* — lli.it air of jaunty usualness that suits the out of door*. And ihry liavr tlie fritt you want, tool For these (rock* nrc real Penney values . . . in materials, in cut, in detail E dgew ood F lo w e r •Hral*Yti|* | Hi-Grade Bakery They have that uswagger look J 11)37 (barter. A short drill was then conducted, several games were played, nu-l the m eeting celJourr.eU Shop L a d ie s ’ S p o rt Broadcloth Smart Styles 11 you're inlcruted in mviage (and who isn't these d»y*i>—, youll want ***ey ol theta DW| color kroadcloth shirt* I ^ p o tte d TAILORED RATON U nusually a ttra ctive full-fashioned T O -N IG H T L a s t T im e s hdivtdnal A A Avsnue, with Mrs. .Samuel 1‘itSes for ii tn if ton presiding. During the merttng reports were, li<-isr,| from the various of­ ficers and com m ittee chairman ufler which Mr*. Ihileston gave a tompirhrn-ivo nrcount of tho Mr. and Mrs. W. 8, Thornton, Mrs. Pearl S. Bahlalt, ami Mrs. Gtddcon Dean, »f Ovtindo, motoreit to Lakeland last night In attend tho high school graduation exercises there at which time Mrs. Babbitt's and Mrs. Th,miton's niece, Mis* I Intel Hale), vvi, graduated. Cull Mrs. C. J. Rumph Tenth and Magnolia Planning an Easter’ pirtJrT Then be sure you place your order for Ifce cream In apecUl molds or bricks. EA STER H A T ‘Think IfH- t.f yrnir U«m»I »m| mor* lf— iif the D. A. It. held yrstet.lay H e r r i n g H o m e S e e n ^ ter .idem.-in it the home of Mrs. •( jfiuir Ii8>wia«‘bs V«»»* O f M m i n g O f D .A .K , G o rg e «I Herring, North Frereh kn«»w (hill hi.i i»l um K aa ter liters, send a nice M i t n o r t m e n t o f o th e r flow eht. C o rsag es. C U E AIM YOUR So you must **# the longawaited hat* wa reeottad th b morning. S o f t IN , straws, pattern*, and Inca, straws far »ports, street, and afternoon wear. Hi white and alt pastel*. t-vMtU MATS Mr. and Mr*. Nathan Zrlmenovita and Julian naumel. of Okee­ Monthly meeting of the Gram­ chobee, are the guests for the mar School P.-T. A. will fie held week-end Of Mr. and Mr*. A. If. at 3:30 o’clock at the school au­ Moses, Pal met In Avrnue. ditorium and will be precetVd by Mrs. Pearl llansell, Mis. R. F. a board meeting nt 3:00 o'clock. Cooper, aril Misa E m il/ Boyd mo­ tored to Gainesville yesterday T r o o p N u m b e r F iv e wher they spent Iho day with O f S c o u t s H a s M e e t friends and relatives. o#r Fivf, Boy Scouts of Ame tics, held la it night, Scoulmaiter McNab opened the meeting wllh the flag salute and the Lont* Prayer, and twn former scouts, George Anderson aril James Dyson, werp voted hark In. Two new scout*, E. L. Ianey and Wilbur Tillli, wet* also taken In at this-timr. A ulstant Scoutmaster Johnson received all applications for the Couil of Honor to bo held on Apr. 7 after •which plans were math for the entire troop to a t­ tend th* Court and receive Its exTotwo Mr. Mr*. Katherine Dnris and Mbs Ina Jorittn will have as their guests Saturaily night at their home in San l.anta. Mrs. Sarah IjeSC^tte and Mis* Olive I.eZelte, of Oviedo, and Mr. and Mrs. P, W. Hart, Mr*. Smith, and Charles Todd, of Daytonn' Beach. T m ’RRDAY VERY SPECIAL LINE TO SELECT FROM C h i l d r e n ’s W o m e n ’s — Dt. *nd Ur* J . c ; QUA*, t f * NiTTS McLean. of W ashing**, D. C_ ta d Jo in J. Beattie, of to> dltnn, will 14*V* to marrow for 81 Petersburg to spend tha C U tn holiday* MU* Antotnatta ShiahoDsr, ■tudent at tha FWUla StaU Catter* for Womta a t 1 U M U M ? la hero for tha Ratter holiday* with Tho** pre-ent » t r .'. Mr*. Sam ­ her pareM*. Mr. amt Mr*. S. O* uel Pulrstim, Mr*, Uestg* C. Her- Sblnholeer, OMk Aetna*. lino. Mr*. W. E. W sten. Mi*. A. Social Calendar meeting, at 3:30 o’clock. fil'd* Number On* of tbo First ' 181 Baptist Church will mart at 3:311 W j o'clock with Mra. R. L. Glenn, 10*5 East Fourth Street. |j^, Circle Number Two of the First of H Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 ertl t o'clock with Mr*. Ilomer I.lttle, Magn West First Street, Maas Circle Number Three of the rest i First Baptist Church will meet at dance 3:31) o'clock with Mr*. J. H. Bor- tho I land West First Street. Stree Circle Number Four of the Dai First Baptist Churrh will meet at out I 3:30 o’clock wllh Mr*. A. J. Pc- Iho 3 lemon. West First Street. <V»n» Circle Number Five of th* First 1 Baptist Church wtl| meet at 3:30 °f ,K> o'clock with Mr*. T. A. Brother- »«da. ion, 2201 Palmetto Avenue. * rt* • Circle Number Slx of the First .. “ Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 j. * o'clock with Mm. l»y Owens, tod . . . Palmetto Avenue. “ Ximn Circle Number Seven of the W|jw First Baptist Church will meet at jj ,| ^ 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. KrancU E. j Boll, llO t l»arlt Avenue. j | 4ry Regular program meeting of the Woman's Mlsslorary Society of t mf| italo conference hold In St. Pe­ tersburg recently. At thl* timo a lif t of genea­ logical book* « u octetpte i from Ur*. Robert W. Him*. 0f Jack*in»tlto, end placed in tho Saalort Public l.ibr«rjr. A social hou.- am* •hon enjoyed when refr»-*hn*en’.i were served by Iho ho itm , as­ sisted by Miss Pantile Roba Munton. FaeBooed to fit without a tingle bulge of ripple — superior rayon which wears and washes so betu>Bloomers ' — Panliaa Practical Medium Weight They top the list ol hosiery values I In that dear, even texture usually costing more —with pkot top and lull fashioned I The coitT range is right for Spring I �in111- h m !S T IP0N1INTAI m *I4 n e n ts M a y R e ­ in O u ts ta n d F ln e A n im a ls U r g e s P e o p le T o G e t B e h in d P r o g r a m tO f N e w A d m in ta tra tio n DELHf, India—The world b* effective "onlf co-ordinated with tha work i f « i. ubliihin* private relief ageariae." U r. I>m <Jretired that none of the defensive Jlrw* »Jready oat up against want »ero of T ^ U r Importance than thos* maimed by the troop, of the Sslvatlfta A m y . Thia organisation, whieh la able to feed and fcotx* a man for 911 i d C o u n t O f I n c o m e a week, might writ a w e aa an T a x E v a s i o n F i le d example to those tryln* to eot mete of government, he added, A g a in s t B ig B a n k e r and "has proved itself worthy of every ta*k it ha < undertaken." - Mia* Evangeline Booth, eommander-lnehirf of the Halealion . • Army, was another speaker, and,w»C Indicted * second tlm« by a In her brief appeal tailed for federal grand Jury yeatenUy, tht* fund* tn eirry on the campaign, time for alleged tax evasion of The dinner wae held In the Her- a 91S9.79L09 Income U x for 1930. enth Regiment Armory and wax Three weeks ago th^banker waa . .. A I • .AArt -- A - | ............. Indicted* for alleged■ evasion of a t.>71,112.JU Income tax for 1929. The government contend* Mit­ chell'* pet income was 92AM,4M * 90 for 1910. a total of 93^93,793.95; that he abould have paid tag on that Income totaling 9710.19300; that he paid no tax for either year. ‘ The first Indictment followed E g y p t T e m p l e ’s 1 1 t h S e r v ic e l a P l a n n e d wee for »o»e years with B y E a s t C o a s t C i t y Shaddicv Victor Herbert aa' seMst and ala) <Bd sola work with the MirmeapoNEW YORK, Apr. Id^-Tli* moTAMPA, Apr. 1*.—Egypt Tem­ blllxation of the nation behind the ple's eleventh Easter ranrim Serv­ Rooeevelt Administration In Its ice, now mnsideved a South Flor­ L b India, aaalited by the economic campaign wae urged by ida Institution and ■ mtcca for 1 co-operation of the peoEvan Williams, the noted tenor, the Secretary of War, George II. devout Christian pilgrims of alii with Madam Scbamaan-lleink, and Dem, la a speech here recently I cavalry occupies a high with other eminent artists. Hp Is officially opening n drive by the aaclept Indian tradition an outstanding director and *■ f*| Salvation Army for 91,110,000 to inertly after the 55-ycar-otd 0O \ The MehratU horaekeep up Ite New York City debanker testified fefore , Senate vorabl/ know nthmugheut South weetem India, selj to be northern’India a breed of horses, ' fenee against wdnt. The United committee that he created a Iota TT ,>U Cu Z ' t* . V m ^ h i e h ^ d g l compounded originally of Indian • ta of Scythian Invaden, Staten la in Its second great con­ on hU private books by aetllng a n d specially flict of the Twentieth Century, i terror of the land before selected mares t l « " * h ^ “^ m n B l i n » ht o i S C *U W ,h P*tt**,T wlU r~ d “ stock te a member of hie family picked and Imported British sires, Secretary Dem said, and thin one, In 1929, and that he later bought the British came ta India able to bol<) Its own'against any •‘urdrama'ltetl though It la by large and enthusiastic audience*. or* ' ___________ ____ the stork back. •aa they found nevert he- In the world. A number of Mr. Shaddlck, for­ flag*, uniform snd the glAre of ipored unfavorably with There are now established ft tuglee, I* to Americano aa serious mer students have woo national CASH PAID—'o r clean cat itlfal breeds of their own few big-ecala horse breeders, but u waa the World War." renown and nr* new in the forem gs a t The Herald office, They Imported ponies the mainstay of the new horse-1 This battle, too, ran he wvm, bo front of today'a musical world. . pe Colony for their own breeding Industry I* the petty | continued, declaring th at,' "under Mr. Shaddlck will be Joined by Herrell's new cafe, aerv n the Cape pony was dlt- farmer, especially on Irrigated President Roosevrtl’s courageous William .11. Dauber, another out- meal* at We. 119 W. F irs t—A y the Ateb. la te r, the lands. These lands were formerly leadership, the American people money, there Is no Irglslalion standing *ilnger favorably known . w n S i a m a M i ^ M L.lsmaaid. jahkJv.aaya.m- nM m i,.l>uglati. iff.-. >w iipsnwil-g-wei tueemft'wf fk .w bred from forbears taken fronts to turn the tide against not call himself a tanker. Australia from England, (he foe* that beset us—hunger Diillsh banka, except Truitec 552.tr) and then, by deducting cer­ na," by Granier. , ibed . Itself In preference. Ihe country, by the British fo* end want, urmeyloyment, business f*iviii/. Ranks, are not rubjetl tain dividends rerelved during the Thousanlt of Shrinen and res­ to direct government supervision. year on which taxes wera paid at canal Irrigation. The term* on paralysis anil most vicious of all, idents of South Klori'la sre antic­ which tha newly Irrigated landa fear." Government bank examirers ate the soiree, Brought the Income low enough so that he figwrvd no ipating (1ft trip to Tampa Easter unknown. are colanlxed by applicants from "Our people havc had plenty of tncraing. many motorcades being Yet |n spits of all this appar­ tax was due. other parts of the country Inrluile proof since Mar. -I that the "new S o u n d S y s t e m H a s D e Mitchell Is a t liberty In 910.000 arranged from distant points. ALL KINDS FISH AND ent ofllclxl dhlnterest, tho Brit­ an obligation upon tho eoloniat- to deal' is no mere ratchwurd, but an v e lo p e d M i n u s A n y SEA FOOD. ish banking system is recognised bail uiuter tile .'first Indictment. Harry M. Vnorhix, of Orlando, !MiiAnfc»M«>htMid—map* sad .la artaaiitn# Ins,.said. .."W hat. kt F e d e r a l R e g u l a t i o n who is Potentiate of Egypt Tem­ In tho case that* goo* on trial M •aldbhrtTy noarel. Them' has breed from 'her under official su­ more, the courage of the American S em inal* F ish a n d P o u ltry been no Mg bank failure ..In year'. next week, if n Jury finds tbe de­ ple. will attend with a large par­ •da - In order to make India pervision. people has Iwen amply demonfendant guilty, Mitchell would ty of Hhrlner, from that section, LONDON, Apr. 7.—Britons who M A R K E T l-efcpportlng In th*'matter of It Is yet too early to say that a strated In recent weeks. le t us have hrtn following Ihe Urlted Bank "runs" are practically un­ face n maximum sentence of five snd Is expecting the attendance known. McLander Arcade breed of thoroughbred Indian Join |n thl, last offensive with u S titrs banking crisis have iVmc Even th* Bank of Engtsrd is years' imprisonment, a $10,000 to exceed that of last year, which j Phone 909 We D ellter (gj-Gefl. Sir Bernard Jamrs, horeea which will favorably com­ sense of thankfulness that the tide so with a foiling of confidence not t- state bank. Olfleially I*—era fine, or both. wav e-dlrnalrd at over 17,000 peo-J Id ftf th* remount department, pare with any In tho world haa Is turning. Let us do everything that, after all, tuth a crisis cuu'd independent of the British Treas­ possible o u t the foe ami binw to ----(be end of Ms career in public yat been iwtablished, but under tht .fro—. . > . .. a-------- a—... „ . . I . awl ’I | not occur in G ro t Britain. “Our ury anil government. Tho Treas­ vie* founded an Indian Nation- skilled direction of the society it Ish him forevar from, bur land," lurnklrg system", they say, “would ury exorcises Immense irfluenco While the gofernment offen­ not allow the abases brought the Horse Breeding and Show Ho­ Is on the fair way to establish­ I over It, hut this Is due ehlelly to ly, This organisation la quite ment and the time ehould not bo sive waa being launched, Mr. Defn United States crisis." From a the fact th it It Is the only hank tffkloL It bae achieved wan- far dlltant when Indian breederl continued, it woe essential that procticil point of view they hove In England and Wales authorised for an axporti the relief agrnciea now In the field tern right. From a legal point to Issue legal lenihr. I In the development of first- will - be- - looking -•-» •*• • - _• ft Indian hone breeding and Is market in competition with breed­ be enabled to carry on, since the of view they hive 'been wrong. The Bank of Knslsnd can lazue work of Ihe federal government There Is no legal definition of orly a stipulated amount of cur­ I petting from th* peasantry of ers throughout the world. q bank, or banker. In Great Brit­ rency abavu that for which it —to ncll only the beat foods at prices that are low, ain. The nearest the authorities holds gold toer. If It is necessary not just on Saturdays, but every day tn the week. To ever tame to such n definition w*s to Issue more currency the auk e e p , dean, modern stores manned by an effident Pound a~r'ht*'»* 'T a 'T tt' finance' eel of thoriiation of the Treasury must fa m e O w ned <uid O p e ra te d courteous sales force—snd to continue to offer Its 1015 which, without throwing any be secured. patrons the best in food value—always. tight on the subject, said a Eight banks in Scot’and and bank wsa a person, or rorporatlon, aix in northern Ireland still are “tarrying on bona fide banking authorised to Issue fiitsciary curbuslnrxs." Percy, hut only to very limited c a s h CROCLliv Thera U no codified banking eatenls. In tho past many banks Pilbbury's "Best" 61b. bag 12 lb. bag 241b. bay AND M E A T M A id K E T logirlvtloi in Great lljdtain. Most In Knglan I ami Wales, In addi­ b rik l oiwrktc u n d e rth e com. tion to tho Bank of Knglard, were panic's* act, tho same law whlph asthorlscd to li'iu* notes anil dl l lA N F Q ftp A v e n u e pvjrlatM any public, or private Rut gradually these authorisation, corporation. Whereas one of tho wore withdrawn or lost throjghr POUND banker's chlsf duties Is to lend CARTON UM BRELLA / TVMNK IT FIVE POUNDS TEN ~ POUNDS ^ IN THE HALL. ) La st w/'LV*- POUND CARTON White House Brand EVAPORATED PHONE B8-W 100 h i &h t i I HEARD HIM S aV, *1 < a U E 5 5 r T r " i 7 fL L *>TEAl / * v Five Pounds a You Haar “rorreat Gatehel’a Cash Grocery and Meats" G R I T S .............. Really Draw th* Conclusion that this la a Homo-Town Hlore Hog w r th« Homa-Tows. Ta Htlp Assure Prosperity for Bsow-Town. Deal at F irrest Gatchel's, Independently Op­ Ooldcn Key el, lYou aav* Money on Evgry Purchase llera Because M U k 6 t canF i _________ Every P rk a I* Pair. PHONE 58-W “-Armour’s Star Fixed Flavor Ham Demonstration— _______F R E E H A M S A N D W I C H E S LBS. . . . Water Ground M E A L , 5 lb s . 303 8ANF0JH) A V I. 8c 8c CenterCuts«». 17 RI CE 5 Iba. 19c 10 Iba. 35c 100 lb*. 93^9 Aprkota, 2 cans O u t .EIGHT O’CLOCK Mild, Mellow, Santos CHERRIES...... 2 5 C Cigarettes, pkg. 1 U C F R Y E R S * 2* Watnnta In Shell TENDER, WESTERN DEEP <§ A A Yukon Club GINGER Mon. Yacht Club i Coffee, lb. p k g ., Kellogg's Pep Bran. FLAKES, pkg. , Pure Creamery Country* 11011 Pound SLICED—Rind Imp. Macaroni or < Cauliflower lb- SUGAR CURED PICNIC HAM S ll I*OUND Oata 55 ox. pkg. FLOUR. BAN AN AS CALIFORNIA Monarch Rolled Yaa*F Dried Large Yellow LARGE JUICY POUNDS No. 9 tt Can Royal Anne All Brands NO. 2 CANS FANCY, FAT, R. I. RED No. 2R Can Monarh Yacht Club O ff-. . ALB, 3 bolliL Yacht Club 8watt V, No. 2 can__ TALL CANS Armour’* Hlar Skinned, Half or Whole Fancy Honduras -PE JUICE, pL | ^ t , j# Grandmithera—Fresh, Kiel Large Plain or Sliced Loaf Grandmother’s S la y e r 16ox. ROYAL BAKING POWDER. 4-a*. SOAP POWDER—Sek u . Four 6 Vi OCTAGON SO AP er POWDER, 5 LUX FLAKES, pkg........ ........ '— a:.. Ana Page Delidoua Pore Fruit REO. or PALE .DRY Fancy Wealem, ROUND or LOIN or Cat food T : D E P T . S P E C IA L S IONA ------ ■ Luarious, Yellow Cling P R O D U C E U. 8 . No. 1 IRISH P O T A T O E S , 1 0 l b s . .. NO. 8 H CANS Georgia SWEET P O T A T O E S , 1 0 lb s ,..: Red Bitae IRISH - r P O T A T O E S , 6 lb s. >; N)R FRIDAY AND^8A GENUINE SPRING lamb 5c I 1 AY 7Q io 1 1 ■ ■ ■ y r. ' 11 *.■ 323E. 1st Sultana Delidoua, Rich - 1 Ibc jar Peanut Butter 9 Wfi �SANFORD FLORIDA, HEMISTRY HAS'Minority Group IDED INDUSTRY URING SLUMP ^ °n Four New S ta te s Adopt Child-Labor Amendment OfU.S. iContlsnod Prom Pag* One) tee'* ■la lemon t *aM Hive Uken sdiontagn of S c ie n tif i c S o c ie ty I s O p tim is tic A b o u t F u t u r e C o n d it k m s . FRIDAY. Al ANNUAL EASTER SALE This wrc::’a a.'.fryt arc h *';ir than eve* herons* tre ora d-Ir1rMii'u with ru’r “Annual Faster liale". The** or* the t'ays t Ik* appro." nte More than ever our low pried—ship and saro Frida/ and Falurday. " •• IltVirTON the e>op«ra:l*o movement, and ahlpred --n-re than twin their »ro rata share of grapefrntt loit week. . v.filch Ihty hul provhwil) “The*# •-•told* *hlpfe:i repre­ J . - x. sent 15 fervent of the remaining ' ,4atp4 Uhl X'tpfH n.ltrap", tha ila'.tmen: said, “bet that week they moved 33 p:rep:t *,-1 ■i**<in, riMi if the total shipments. During the 1 ,1 t tV\* fjrln * IdI.i I of f M tint three day* of thi* week. »■ i t i th*w f*** to in out of i** If* nnk * t'» • Ucnday through Weliewlay. tho .jt-ider* has* *hip;rd tlo*c to ■t y *" VjtlM. Til?* ** ' oth*u 49 percent of ail the giapcfniit h hev* giv-l app*nv that ha* left tho date." .:n»e», Arixnnin. Call ennrh, Jlnntntsn, a ’ 1 The contiol committe- atTn.lt le J I'nlnmlii i* nii'ih’t there is IHtlo usr in tho (43 per. li originally reject* i cent endeavoring to prorata »mpmcnts a* looi as the ujt.-iici, move more than their proporti in. , “This committee realise* full Chef M. Fr»dsrie Frsresl* Ctuillst like the wu'li-vi v we l that grapefruit shipments. hr niuru fron t p-sth!should be hel.l down anti pre­ search ba» rereol/d.the fact that .,1 amendment. n 'l i lated'*, the itatement *aid. “but canned pineapple roftalis mere ,* state* rn-i t»Vr inis l.ng a* the outside shipper*! •” New York City, cnr tb’iils of known dietetic value* than sty tlo Hotel Astor.. Famous »• it l« other fruit whlth h:s b v n *ub■re refusing to co-operate faith us time. Up°tlM thbe yro* n a-irrottv assumed nd ore taking advantage of tn* fir the neellence rf lie f.oj. fl.t | looted .Its similar re.iciriti, gui-.;» WASniNCEON, — Chemlainr hat pot grtallp-iaerwaaed Mewlr if t at lha ~3hpoaal of Induatry daring the acanomlc ehrmp, te»ilen.r of tha eighty-fifth meeting of the Amerhan Chi mica! So.lety etooing here recently in 11eated. Tha regUtralion or the molt­ ing broke oil record* for the ra­ tio ty‘e fernl-oanna] gatherlrg* with more thin WOO enrolled. More than TOO paprr* describing current mearrhCs viere eubmitted. Erfdrneeo of confidence in lire nation** future wore expressed everywhere the me-.ting. Lnhnrrtcry worker* revcaUil markrd acceleration In rinearth both (n taaftjJBttRKXt.vj!«Wi»iS' ii“fo*try and In Ih* •tiiveriHIt* L i l l!- nj l 1” .inii.tii.r* si ,1. s I- -j ,.r - Astor are ruwcrint canned |.ineaad to»hwlo t- n houl*| "tmtw t i W vlte. Mure luiforraut l- tnul din­ npplo in 'some fotnt. One dull, leader* foresaw tr e a t advancener* rre held at the III!.,I Aotor made famous he th* A<li>r. Is tu*»i ment In trade and . eommerv* j joni a> j|,js situation exist* each year than st ar.y cihr.- hotel 1darkling with Hawaiian pineapple. based on tho continue! expansion Here h Chef ttniKot's rrtlpo for “ We sxr 'ti ir g t these shlpp-r-1 In the city. of tho ehemiea! Industry. Dein< to join in this grapefruit control When a New Ynr’.er |.i Invited that dith: h f colleges and universities raid movement, an I we further urge to a tuniqoet nt the A -or he kuo- 1 ■'Flare dni ktlng Inin pan wilh n —that, whilf *lx months otr>. the all EX'Wff* ib the stile to *r* to ■ fav will sit down t.i a meal lh.il Is i llllle fat. Itcest )u ovcu ttrei.') a masterpiece. Frr Ch-f il. rrrt!- Ore minutes and Ihen add R rrtlr,-door teemed pra-ticatly closed to It that their friit is m irktU J erlch Francel* Ggtllet of ths lio ttl luux“ (rich souc# for braising) cor new graduates, to d a y Industrie* •hr:ueh ship :ets co-Op.TJt|-g.1 Astnr. who has prepjre-t d'!> luld.- silling cf two rarrvts, an enfon. are making inquiries lo.>king tn and not thiough shippets whe s i s i mrals lor presidents, royally evi stalk of celery Slid a stalk of If i t . ft v >•'«' i fiioc the engagement of superior sta- refusing to p ay the gam*." j mltlioDs of bun'iuct deyoteer. Is a Boost scabs urtii mir'piiix Is go!- only den brown. Then arid leu IshTf• n, M sir la*: trr. dent* on graduation In June. Msmter* of the loim nlttn ,-xA protege of fjn'.tus i r - ■h ■ull- | spoonful t of pour and ]ulrr id a liricaich that may lead i»vrn. trs-ssed thcm.-rlves as being U:snsry expert*, tf. Cuill-if l.efor ran of pineapple awrru-ned v.titt lually to the complete separation cu raii-il by the lack of suptiirt going to Hie Asiur In I"it l was a little sugar. of petroleum proslucts into their tivinj given them l.y grower* Idrntified with tile I'tirun.l IIr»-! “ItemuTR d n r k i l n « from fin tkurant and the llo tsfi B erlna. I when roasting Is rompfetrtl. tttrsin component eorstituent*—a devel­ whj ire selling to, or m i •toting Pallia n t a n t M ar.-u-ry in Parle: I the *attv« and Iheu add 'Herd pla opment of vast future impor­ through, the non-to-Qpei.stin; Hotel Savoy amt Caf- Itoyal Its * P P » «nd * little a h tid iW rracr<* tance to thr Inshislry-vra* rt- thip-.cts. They said .the growers L rndoe; Midlan-I IliUcl. M a sc h ri-' r-i I. I'Uoo-sluvkltilg In Center Of n 'ported to the petro’cum division themselves have the power U ter. K nglard; Hotel Adelpbls. U r- dish, gurnlali *itls |iinea|ipl-> n ut of the society. Dr. M. R. Fenakr, ma’.e the emergency grapefni.t erpool. and tuipy e th e r hetola. po*ir half c f sauce «lowly tiv.T Culli.ary scelellta haTu a wanted j davkltnr. Pfaru remainder In raue • o f , Pennsylvania State College, mo.cmert * sue:ess, hut if grow­ him pany testimonial!. ih o v l. Tln-e i f rw ik ln t ahopt cco who submitted tho report as­ er* continue to patrenUo outsiuNow that recent i.o trllio ral r c -lh o u rn n d taomr-Rrc mlauli ’* serted that sufficient angineoring shl; per*, the grower* must on.Saturday Specials d f ‘a oo four simple hydrocarbon the re J. lorsiti ity if khe s o n • eille; Waveriy Grower* fo-oprr- i,;l|| (.rags** *r m litur.’s had been ohlalnesl tn rn- ment fails. H E N S . Ib . 18c Following le the lint of c-v-op-lI stive, Waved) ; J. I . Sullivan, t \ j n , nlne-innln*: able equip.-urnt to '* dislpnel A -tiv , WaucJsala; -Wb*-y»|wnrjr-th* year: F R Y E R S : lb ; :im* -fo r- Usefr- iseparatfon by distilla­ : errttn- vhrpprrv - as '-announce t iJI^Tajrlor trr Haven Imperial Fruit Com*' /Mir.iVjr hy the cimimilteo; tion. ( Fresh Drained & Drawn) vrfin iwif-* <".■ t* ;■ Aslant* Fat Stm i Com :nny ar.t pary, W. K. l-ee. Inr., an 1 tVm.! u ■Thi* “Separation nf these simple i*t IlDHH) tli. •til4. Riany G, Itiw, W in ter l l a t c n ; W in 'sr compounds, while of little mo­ -Sonsnin.- ii.wtc Parking Company. l*»rk F ru it Com pany, a r d W ln ltr t llr l i u lYntriil FIbfId» Hit*<*KiH A M . KINDS FISH AND ment by themselves," said Dr. A g lin w h ; IV i-n p.rk t.lm a P tr k losinl C om pany, SKA FOOD. II W inter l.rrg'.:* *r ;; IUA i t « ih l\ l A -ionitlin, Bauson Fenakr, “have a tremendously i Grown* Sif tfi* “ 1 hvmi* came* being win*. P ark. Seminnle Fish anil Ihurl try potential value In that thi* ac­ I’ark; David t i yore t Cr, and t'eset Fiult Canpany. Th- m complishment has bmkin through j| Wert A lthough l.tb Jo n e s, jo u n t M A U K E T Fruit • heretofore imps m-trmb’e wnll, I' Clearwater; Hotly II.It Sonfonl hurl.-r pitched no-hit hall M cl-indir Arcade and ImBraUj lh> eventual sep­ ProJ.-ct*. Ire. Davenport; A'ra- in a Five inning r n te .t durini: Id 1 1 aration of rasnline Into Us com­ amler A Baird Co., aa'.l W. II. Mc­ ib* l;*32 C entral Florida Ho*eBride, DeLand; K. U. Kreno A ponent parts." Alcmni of Cornell, Chhigo, Co. and Ejstio racking Company, — Fusils. larva rd, Illinois Mossa'huroUa Sam A. Bank*, Inc., J, \\\ Kse.i Institute of ^sahnotogr, Ohki State, Pennerlrinfa State, Penn­ A Son. and U Many, Ire. Froiu sylvania. Prln-etmr. Syrartt-e, ptocf; Let Coucly Puking ( <> i,\l'i»cons'n and Yale held rrirnintts r»ny. Fort Myers; Vaighn-Griflin Packing Company, Huwry-m-1 iturlry the week of the rjnven- be-liiS,*; C Hindi '.-llaili Com-J tion. Henry Frehan. storkroa-n party, lakrlatd; Mammoth Grove, keeper in tbo chomlcal el. p art- la t . Lj 11. Kramer, Mirtin & mert of Corne'l University for Tuccer, ant Independent Fruit more than fiO year*, was the Company, Ine. I.air Wale*. ruest of honor at th r Gorrell F or Ida Fruit Distributor*, Ine., siumni luncheon. Mr. Frehan, Max Blait’ cr, Gentile Bras, Dr. who l» an "Institution at Cornell, P. Phillips Co., Amrriran F'r.'lt teas brought to Washington fee Growers. Inc, F. B. Godfrey Corn-, he occasion. Fighty alumni a t­ pany, W. II. Mouse: 4 Co., It chtended ths luncheon. *mon<r them erdson Jl.-uit Cry pnntlon, lasko Dr. Alfred S**, Chinese Minister Charm Company, third.j. to Washlngttn, who rloced hi* Walter Picking Company, Pant r*ri a t k(f. FeehanVTHspoeal for City; Chase A Co. Sir for.*; G. *n afternoon of slghtoaelag. Maxry, Ine. Bsbrirg; S pitz Fnil: Comrany and Wotlfor I Fruit Ctmp.rny, Sulphur Sprints; Flori­ da Citrus exchange, l/« 4 Ed­ wards Corporation, Muss Packing Comptny, Manatee Frdt Coro•o n g 'a M e a t tany, Ferlnsvlar Distributing W A Corporation, S'-ardinl Distribut­ ing Company and HU • Brin. Co., J ffe a t T o E a t Tampa. Ne;iru Fruit Company, Tltcs- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS TWO DATS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY n iU M H I R I 19c Patk liion'j'oleit S l’DAIt 5 I K 15c 15c llurff- Tomat i Jfcled, 3 ennn Cnhndn Dry \ III*. Cra kcra Brown or XXXX Sugnr, 2 clnot. Pillsbury's lluckwhcat or Pancake -f rt \sst, Dcl.uxc DIN. ALE All Next Week l rindum MUMS. Ilf. My’e's Ice Cream 4| Flour, 2 pHtfn * t l v S.AI.T, 5 lbs. 3* lb*. AmurRan Beauty Flour Fire with Ni |H Cun Icl.by'. t i hr d Nts. d l.ib'iy', fillers d 10c 1 • Ciram 10c Joll-o Powder 2 pkffst 1 5c 23c t}i. jnrs l.atad; 23c W Pp Sweei Mixed Pick lei, 21 c*. X 5c Reams. 3 can s T IS S U E , 3 roll* I'IN K A IT I.K J L U C Scott I‘kgs. Angrlui 17c ’/ IJi. M:irxhm:tlln\\H SC Ifrcnthin'd tr». C imciuntil pki;, T IS S U E . 3 rrtlU Tiilui it I'rinro liii Maiie . • d 1-j A « CORN, ic iin s I t H a No. a / '-.i 11 A l.i'lrx llc.ii.i Fils' A PHKI.KS J A J* ^ A L H K ItT , 2 fo r A w t i'l i:. A (jracemiLi___J 7 c J | kg tilll|>vtiuti4 FLAKES JL 7 c I'HUNIvS ■li) ti«. i'kir. -| A r t N A I L. OATS AULe No. '1 Cun* Cut d B E A N S. 2 n g ~ X W V 25c Libby's N-. 2 PEAS, 2 fur 29c :i Pkg*. A A a Pk g'F .lakea..19c 19c 2Lu x 'v Ih.inn Lakor'*aB Tull I.IMiv's P .O4 G... A COCOA J O c S A P 1 b a r n 15c a1 s.ii 1;Iasi-k 5CO SmLal lDUSTA Pepper deans J « c PRODUCE D JOC \olvn 1 lOXAP.3c'sH.20c Coffee. II*. 1 7 c 21c U S 2 No. 2'x I ,io< S ll ac in !f'!. .ot.t1j j m l-bhe*. ff r t 9c l c n c l h10c PEACHES. f a t J t Dui y 4im ‘sS tfO i*s !% *QSc 15c o M S i I init f i ga 5c VIPN-EI! O.ARA 12ic PB uc ii UionOil J Al9c 10c ' 2 *» lb. ns 19c LEMONS,dua. JELLY • A JlOc U gg RICE. S Ilia.- 14c D.iin nleor3cnim25c Tlprary TEA Hie and T.ll I.III*.’MILK, 3 finis ■ «*£ A Pkgs. J I.un i U' Sunahine BUTTER, Ib. Fti) omul n i . e d , ii'i. 1.11 l )*i No. I CHEESE, Ih. am Salad, 2 fir HANFOltD CELERY A JW 'L l.ilihy's chiiioek A P — A. IJI. Yollll.V Salmon, 2 fur o u O C e ONIONS, hi Tuna FLAKES Ih i. r* M- Id Or. App i lo 1 s. u. s. I'llle Itu.e W h i'r POTATOES UK Magnolia Ave. H* - MEAT MARKETS XU E. First SI. BETfJJR -QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES ■Cd.^.; ■ Pur Til* Eimltr Fcanl!—Skinliin, Supar Uiinil—Half .:r Wlmli* MAMS Wlinli! Pl(f Piirk HAMS ■U'iuhI or Ch3|m Ib. 12c PIC PORK Veiil anil flivf Ib. 9c S’rrnk O' Lcxit W H IT E TfACON !!). 7Vic Yinl POT ROAST II). H)c RIB STEW Ib. 5c r»»h Green B. E. FlibUttltr. Whi r (ula Iat mh I Small llrriikfmt FIELD PEAS, Ib. LEGO* LAMB lb. Waatn. ShosJoar or LARB, Bh....... . w- i « LAMB STEW, lb. 2 $ C 4 A gm 1 9 t 4 A n l U t W estern A § n A J 1 O 4 V V -- VEAL CDOPK Ik Uagaa Sliced Btfat BACON, Ik ™ . . .. Western Park, cto ps, 2 f t C a w v •olden Key ROAST H1LK, S tall cans Wcslii. Loin Purk fork C.aking ROAST APPLES, 5 l b a _ SHOWN io. 1 Can Monarch ine? berries, gull Vo. 2 Can Mortar.k Illaekberrie*. each ; SYRUP, qt-----TABLE' SALT. Rw * Cart Pia N a l Can Fla Hackberrlea, 2 for No. 3>t Can PEACHES, 2 for J - RECIPES T U T SAVE MONEY are prior rd on cadi pecka s*t n ora packed imidc. And if you went i wbula bookful, juMwrite far tbaocw*"Menu Magic." Your n in e and id d m * on a poweard bring*' il free. National DeiCullCorwpoor. 449 W. I d i b i t . New York. W HY ARE PREMIUM FLAKES so popular? Because year in and year out the high quality o f these favoritei h i t alu-ays been main* taioed.They're always bakerfofthe best. Always packed oven-fresh.‘A lw ays w ax-sealed to ter// thorn fresh. N o w onder PREM IUM FLAKES never fall t o please*! O rder som e at your gro­ cer’s* either the small o r large-size package. A n d try th e u s ty , th rifty r e c ip e s that com e Wesln. Rhouhlent Pork w ith them . WIENERS I'iATIONAL BISCUIT; COMPANY ROAST lb. F an cy Ih. 5c _™;JIul!i Cumpmiml III. 3 Ilia , U ibS 25c 12c —HAMS i ------ Email Sugar Cured Picnle Ib. 7V^c LAMB LEGS V eal RIB CHOPS Io trg e Ju le y HAMBURCER er SAUSAGE MEAT Sparc 6c Rind On Sliced 9c BACON Ib. Mutty — Small PIG LIVER cf 11’if a Neck Ib.__ 12c BONES Freoh Cut w -i Iflc.SAUSAGE Ib. 15c ROAST Ib. 12c LARI) .Platon, 10 lbs.,. It Ik bag Amer.an Beauty Vo. 1 fan Ifenarrh Poetry Floar Free with, each Strawberries), eg. lb. \ Yi km J I llT L'liuik J. a. Nat l Irish IU0AR. 4 Ibot.__ OIU Burley MALT SY R llP 2ic 2 ran., I.lhhy's PUnL' Kix* Asparnt'iM .. 15c 3 Ib. Ctn. 10c I'llDNBS d u k ssi m Food prink Oiullint* :i*»c & ■ :t Pkgs. Okay Macaroni, N.ihIIi's nml 4~k MMIHIKiri 1 U C ‘ i'. mi l'i ail ii 111 H UB Itch Phillip'a 1'orit A 21 Iha. H3c Certified Toilet A 6)4 A r t II. Powder III. d riU L e O 'fl £Tt I*v r Y m m T r r w x x S 4 ltr.ii.rn Ru'ntf.ir.-s ' F'1 .0 II R Ib. 10c 7l-2c �w ' I t ’s P o s s ib l e 'f k i , W anderY o o ih s O b ta in l e d <‘A t t e n t f o n h n m jCtUtn Glory: t-4 r brood n b c i, 4 T erlseo, 6 r r p . fl T Milk, 1-2 t salt, 3*4 e flatly grotto carrots. 1 T flatly mfnrad portl*y. Molt criaeo la largo fry* lo t pan. AM brood cab * cat 1-1 ta. aquare. F ry briskly stirring constantly aatl| coboo ara crisyy and broom. Remote cub**. Beat t f p slightly. Add milk, to It. car­ rot*, and port ley. Stir to browned bread cab**. Melt aao additional T of ertoco to tarn* frying pan. f t n r to ralitnrc. Cook ilowly un­ til firm. Stir occasionally to prevent sticking. 8plnach Timbales: 1 c cooked spinach, 1 T fat, I egg slightly beaten, 1-2 e milk, 1-3 I salt, few gralne pepper, few drape of onion joke, I t vinegar, 4 round •!!**» breed fried, 4 slleee tomato or w e tomato sauce. Combine fin t 2 Ingrvdtonte. Pill greeted tUnbale molds. Bale to a pan of hot water In alow oven, 304 degree* f , ,10 to 4S min. or until firm. Cover bread with »lk« of tomato or tomato sauce and turn a tptoach mold on each. If tomato Is awed serve with hnllanilait# »»uc». m triti,* •**A m wjbi 3tc nrwftt ! who ara discouraged and fin any proposal their older tonlcm may suggest, drift In­ to bureau. The problem of k a m jm a t m ay mve ’H h tA u r eoMS/tht* a r n u rr j m u thau whhh A small Amount o r radium m HAS BUM POAUD UNOUPsaODt. TH£St W itt M L S WILL OALhJLY So b « m u h a co-operative toli^ruiect resulting from the V *f.O eielc committee headed Edward L. Worthington, o toe who spends most of his p aolying emergency situations rl out of theosoifield pf < MUsbtslKIUtem oS.f il*.* lftTlirenVlet' PHOLOMi U P tf . 1 T I L ;; zJ omr aw a Ptfietss wu. u H u d to gyim sr Booms w ith a Su e n e paaoaaw oo - t*en oam w e c o m ao u m o bo to r r r t$m wood o r Tut VO it**, A MUAOfJO STOAT WfU NOT, O f eoUASi, iH f ll AS SUMV AT A _______ . love s to w / No More -V X Q m W f least three Central Flat Ida I# in rompiny thi« ****r. Ruddy Lake, young Hanford hurler Is a member of the Boston IIraves' reserve*, Bill Rlritk’ond, the Cneoo hurter, U with the Rmk Itlanil cluh,‘ whll* Bldle fln'tnn. also of Corel, hs* signed with the ("htllerton tcura of Ihe Mid- permanent guests and Of whom have stayed them Ni-» Hally Wright offers this (Wo days to si* month*, menu »s Imlng wholi-some nnd ap­ y-thren boy* havn been sent M E N U S petising: to their homes, 23 were In­ ti to return voluntarily, 10 Hralloped tomatoes, has brown Mis* Mabel Wilson and Mrs. placed In private homes In tiUdys Adams Hmlth, homo eco­ potatoes, candied rarrnts, cote nomies teachers at Hvmlnole High slaw, celery stuffed with peanut Inty-three boy* who are {school today released another butter, enrn muffins, and butter­ Of lest “permanent" guctls group of menus that have been milk. bureau regularly attend prepared by their second year pu­ Hera's Mis* Margaret Meflarmostly at . night. Courses pil*. nubile mechanic*, cabinet■ Tho menu* are all teited and vey'a menu: Raked spinach loaf, and' printing are the most they Include vegetable* which can stewed tomatoes, carrot salad, ran-bom buya. hu~jrjr.lta*ciT fockPy ftoW "Herald turn, muffin*, sod -orange joke. Clasa membera whose names ’ With r foreign bnck- Bilvertl'ers. ar­ Each menu Is arIrally choose English wer» not given preparr,i the fol­ range l in that proper food value* ttoatle*. are gathered Into a wholesome and lowing menus: b boys coming- to the bureau, Fresh string beans, new Irish makes for liar they stay only two dny* pnlalal.l,. unit potatoes, tomato nests, corn meal year, havo on opportunity to hiaJthy. happy p*t*«n». litre is n "smrl* men as ar­ . a',good deal of practical Rroeetill with Holland*!*" sauce, tUdm through suporvlued ranged by Ml** Mary Manning, if lm n u tn t trip* are arrange,) (Snhlen it!<>ri, eptoaiih, timbales, tpkrd potajoee _ stuffed with Ugh'the Museum* of Art, Nat- fresh vegetntdo solid, glased ereame,) carrots soil peas, pickled sweet p'.tatfme, and orange Juice. beets,-rnm meal muffin-. Bra) History, tho telephon,. telephone coin Peppei* staffed,w ith rpagheltt puny,, newspaper plant*, llluml* noting rompany, and Industrial , wind resist- *Bd ,LhMP* * llh ’ i* w < plagta of all eorts. rd that by al- " lu' ,h »ouffl*. creamed green Ilero l» • typical example of i.tributlon and « w>ax*. ^rlerx. carrot ami rattbu type of hoy* who come lo the ructuren It Is * lL M, *d' bureau. Joe and Frank, brother* sir rc«l'lamo Redfw* needed tn prepare some dram • small West Virginia ihif* by about Hems in Ihe above menus are *• low*, wer« expelled from homo by iiivann a bl* follows: their gtepfaiher. F»r several yeais mlng head on Mock Hollandals, Haute: 3 T (hay worked on near-by farm*. butter, 2 T floor, 1-2 t salt, I T When work gave out, they ''hit arch Assoclo- lemon 1 e water, 2 ogg it progiss/hn< yolks. Melt butter, add flour, T Eventually they wound up In tihlem of open- Stir until smooth. Add hot w ater Cleveland, footsore, tired, <11*.olton. Results ond cook unlit thick. Add lemon Votirairad- Tho yapplied at the po­ state* the re- julre. Keep hot until ready to lk* station for lodging n* hnd twl 0 revolution- serve. Hrforr serving add heaten V j f ' their custom. Th* police ill greatly In- egg yolks. Lemon may I* varied turned them over tn ihe bureau: y of opening arenrdlng to flavor desired, flrh& hdVp been there now for inery. Tomato Nests: Remove the throe week*. An effort I* being try the s .h .k. 1- tnp* *nd scrape out renter of <1 fliwle ta Induce relative* In tteI’fcst year with l„mntoes. Sprinkle Inside with Ito U to lab* them. It tbla fall* »y trade prnb- 3.4 | salt. Mix: II hard cooked ■ E wit) remain at the bureau ago. The as- r n t< 3 7 cream. 1-2 t salt, pepper, R m D some other permanent solu­ if control of 1 t grated onion, 3 T cracker tion of their problem presents lthumidity h*n crumbs nver top. Fill tomatoes inny factorw*. with ltip m| Tture end top with a I^T h d boy, themselves tike care small slice of baron. Put In • ef lh* bureau and every morning ter* faced Rill shallow pan an,| cover with 2 or igo out looking for Jol*. during the 3 T o fh o t water. Rake until trnhla Itjnrtinj] »ler and bwon brown, eltx. hardest Squash Souffle: 2 c cooked lied In 22(1 In- *qua*h, 3 eggs, salt, pepper. Steam lest Hi gnme-i »3 »s«h until tender, cool. Add calked 01 mm, bested egg rolka and seasonings, ■ne*, lilt six llrat egg while* until stHf. Fold one shut-nut into *<iua*h mlxlure. I’our Into grraard linking dlah and bake la ON.—British Industry's reolUatlan of tho IreporI research la stressed In at raport of the Depart' BclenUfk and Industrial 4, Issued here recently. Is of lines of Investigation an to ba proceeding at the loo of 37 research organ! itish Industry Uilzes Value Of e5[ence Research Prank Taylor, substitute SanL-rd outfielder, stole Imme In the IStb Inning to give his team a 7 to rt victory over Winter Park moderate oven twenty to thirty In the longest de'ldv* content In Ihe Central Florida Baseball minutes. Herr,, immediately. league (hiring the 1:134 season. llaked .Spinach Loaf: 2 e rooked spinach, I 1-3 r bread crumbs, The longest winning streak 1 egg well beaten, I-I • grated that tho Central tie r Wo Ratocheese, t 1-3 T lemon Juice, t 1-3 t salt, pinch pepper. Mli all thoroughly. Place ln baking dish. Hoke In medium oven 23 mlnutoe. S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls Serve hot. Hralloped Tomatoes: 2 lb*, H E N S , l b ------------ 1 8 c frrsh tomatoeJTor I NoT3 ran to­ matoes, 2 c fresh bread erumba F R Y E R S , l b . ...... 3 0 c (bread In ruhes), 1-2 boy leaf, 2 (Fresh Dreoaed A Drawn) whole cloves, 2 T sugar, 2 t pep­ per. ,2 to 3 T fat. Peel fruah ALL~KINDS PISlT AND SEA FOOD. tomatoes, cut in place# and cook untl| soft. Add seasoning to canned tnmntoe, and boll for S .Seminole Fish and Poultry minutes. Remove hoy leaf and I M A R K E T clove*. Put alternate layer* of| McLantUr Arcade bread erumt* s ‘d tomatoes We Deliver In h'ittera,| baking dish. Pour ov-j Phone 909 er It tho melted butter and rook] CANBERRA, A n a tm lla - B r r lrta t of t a fa g llih Ordav-teCouncil, a b o lt 1SXAJDVA ' eqoar* ay Antarctic territory lying W ITH tbo « n t tint Ilug day* of toll year ml ad teraa bock m o ats tartly to tbooo i t v abloy da,a •( eoauner durtag which m had n e h a good time. It looka forward eagerly to winter, too, with Ite bracing winds and vigorous eyorte, bat there hi l o t a wee Ungo of regret for the lad­ ing Joye of rammer. All tbli ta true, of con res, only it you are Ihe sort of person who lian a the day right with a "better break fist" ■ " W H w r m i 'M iii r i w H n tH' suggested for Mil that boa plenty of fruit li It. aweeta to auetoln you, end a reminiscent suggestion of eunahley rammer day* la Ute pineapple tram tar away anoMaked Hawaii: BnktJ Pruitt trltk Leemo Peel HalttJ ar Hleeesed Rice wkh Crated Niyil Safer Ploea/>p4e Brealfetf Cake Cefee I' E A T ' m to P o o to fflce ■poena milk, acd pat oat Into a round greased tin. Drain thor­ oughly tho coolants of as l-ounco can of crushed Hawaiian pin* apple, and spread seer the top. Sprinkle with oae half cup broom sugar, and dot with batter. Bake In a hot—490 degree oven for srtetn to twenty minutes, and serve hot Serve* fear to stx. bus more likely four. Mat longitude and attending from latitude M degrees to the South Palo to to bo brought nadir the control of tbo Commonwealth of * Australia. Thia territory, which comprliea what hat Jong been knows at tbo AmtralIan section of Antarctica, U that aoetton of th , Antarctic region* lying' Immediately tooth of tha tooth eoait of Australia. Thla atep win prevent the posslblllty Of any foreign country ob­ taining legal territorial right* over the Antarctic ercaa adjacent to Auatralto. It la eaggeetod that tha new territory ahould bo named King George V. Land, the name already given to a email portion of tho arcs. At toon at tha neceaaary legla■tollM wt tieu bno boiw taken by ihu— Ahetrallan Parliament, the Com­ monwealth government will ratify tha Leagu« of Nation* whaling convention, which will give H th«> right to Ikons# whaling chip* op- i ^ j •rating In tho Auetrallon sector, ami to rollret royalties on the oil yield, i theatrksl magnate, and Joteph Rerkln, New York iltaraonj mer­ ball league’s champion cellar po­ chant, obtslned a marriage license tbqay. They sold l heJr wl.l bo sition club. Winter Park, rould MIAMI, Apr. '4.—iff)—Mona msrfled tomorrow ty the county produce during the 1932 season Fog, daughter of William Foi, was two straight vktoilesl SA TU RD A Y , A P R . 18th a n d M O N DA Y , A P R . 17th D. V. WARREN JOHN ANDES fW W , t . C. K IN A R D i , LAKE MONROES. 917 W . F IR S T 8 T J PHONE 2003 1 2 0 th a n d Frettoh PHONE 9106 MILK PHONE 830, .................- . m Two No. ? CW* . n i E u n T O COMPOUND’ . LARD 4 lbs. 1ST i , B iC |f 1 Pt. Oversea Whole Grain B Lbs. ITiat Dcllcloui CMrtoto M P«. Jar APPLE Dickie* VU J* q w iti. W P alm oU vr Five Pounds W E 3t45N 1 0*. Bottle VanJIto or Lemon No nklni BREAK Three Sm*11 Pk«« SPARE 1 P t Over*** GRAPE PORK RIB AND LOIN No - ( t o n ConutocJt, Dtyp«If White MANHATTAN MARKET J. G. MICHAEL ll the llnon Industry the high V la on tha results obtained a t ha pedigree flax crop grown K tof George's estate at Bandfhajn. In Norfolk. When proOtf,1 under ordinary cordltlops, n « p produced trails tha yield M n . Tho fiber obtained la A 20 pounds a ton more then oian flax which forrrta BO of Ihe raw material uaoi British linen Industry. It Mad that f a x would form bio crop In Norfolk, im tnts In "«hitting" meat th a t' by lh» use of 20 of carbon dloxldj In tha ItaJ* a* •xhUlad" Ina j “ *4 U' y n ^ r lorton is tha NationLaboratory at Tsd- A Comer Second and Palmetto E X T R A IT E M S T H IS W E E K -E N D GREEN COW PEAS. RHUBARB, ASPARAGUS. SWEET CORN, POTTED EASTER LILIES, AS LONG AS THEY LAST. ROUND OR FLAT FRESH YBLLOW B E A N S , l b . ... S Q U A S H , lb ... FEW RUT or Whole HAMS lb. StH kh-fAll Cut* VA. WINESAP A P P L E S 6 lb. M f FRESH SEEDLESS • GRAPEFRUIT ;<k 9i LETTUCE Z heads 1$< a n d b r is k e t v rw inB E a * . ,n, (S'PlKftdA CALIF. ICEBERG FANCY 0AL1F. Ip T O * : ] 4 Small or. 2 7'kll Everyday Milk BonrOmfiiea / IDNG'S MEAT IS 221 E. F in t iStrcot together oae rap Rear, one eighth teaspoon salt, two tsoayiaua bak­ ing powder sad one tabloepooo augur, sad out or rub lo three tablespoons J �PAGE SEVEN ILA ABBA BS NO MORE Experiment In Regu­ lation O f Traffic THcd For 2 Years Ed Menace UUm ■.. liviag within 35 mile* *1 Manila aail too* become a thing of th* pa rt if rurraat dr mania far r a f t , Kboala and Uad protection *r*. granted hy the gorormhent of tba'Philippine IrUndi. Throughout tb* mountainous re­ gions of Or* PbUipplnea ar* seattarpd various wild or semi-wild tribe* balancing (« distinctly cifftran t racial groups. Thlt ia not r a n rising, pa far a* many of lb* region* era cone* read, bat that l Wo diithaclly different wild m n i a has been doubted, In on# ease it h u been quailr mlc.l. and in many taftaucv* it U taporlnl th rt that raihsr./s now banal# I Ur whcd# nf lha laeaP ilwtiwt (radii. The brwad »W n ar dc*wt* liac'f tn c titahkrmit a hat unpralltfMe i ail way line* «hculi.* be closed. tiail tA al truffle Ml AIII (.1*4. The derldirg (mint wilt Ur nht.1 raa m ia br»t in IK* elm ramie in le ro l of (hr rtale, with a .tut rriatmn. nf rouri-r, lu the rraraitablr n in tt t'f the district. Celery Market-Reports I 'iri"i;:h i-u u rtw y of th e l h - v l 1 lin e m tn .o p e ra tio n w ith tin* IT . r;»ii. It v W in frey , N;n»f i . 'l a t e M a rk e tin g more than i«„ years x great ex­ l-4iilS4l*IUhl» r. I'o periment hat been Ipicd throvg,h. ■, U tllw ii' i. in eul South Autiralia ronaiatlng of . b* raru>'(hr government tuetsel of- mad ria l), AD»at. II. 1 .1 fur Isom traffic. In 1910 a tranaport runtrol beard wes appointed by Parlia­ ment for fhrte year* and the leg iaialkn mil raplr* In about alt month*. ■Upon Ihe hoard « u conferred wide power* for the ragulation of . • l.tlr l.t . j i l t ! M - 1 i :i ib r l r i r t l t . 11- 4* i » l l i * * a : lead traffic aa the effect of motor • * | L R » H •% »• » ” ‘ . • * »•*« ■ • • • * t m u tr- f* | |ki «i U f * H i'lllO '• competition wa* being felt seri" Ik * > t'M ' n-»»m *• I t I , ^ In t IfiM 'ie l U < « | *1i l l 1 j I *1 * < t i * v r | » t » \m i l l r ' l l * * 4i » oualy by Iho railway*, particular­ |:> .'iris 1*1 * i » i t » f i i * I 1 . * ■, . !. l i H i u . I >1 f i t . ti M iifth tril, i m r a l ly f a n ly aa many of th* main road* hair 1 barn built almoet ptrallel mlh r.ai) traffic control I ml i u tain* ahuue* over Ieoh tag tb* modto lltrlllUlr the r t f i riuu'ii bra city ^ Manila, is only poaaibla A n y O th e r. D i r e c t i o n long" losses ware bring sus-. lowing motor h-riics i t cony la thin t n . because of lack grab­ tainri' by lire railwny* department whrat rrm railwny. mlfrir, a. h. t n- a-— o i dmae'ftada bing In M r district*. _-M i g — 1i v e A vai^aA aame of (ho routes would n 't have that Ihaip *1 lo be climed. So th* experunc tit ol in rxpoiU. LAKEUURST, N J-. Apr. I I . - rightly continuing the run 1 traf­ UFh-H ad Commander K. V. M<- fic waa instituted. It tn . '-ren (V d, akippar of the Ill-fated U. S. conducted sufficiently I ng to S. Akron, ordered “any other give a thorough tc it but the Ik aril, coori* except that tab** In th* in Ua annual report Juat Lime of character aad have a* criminal laat few minj lea'*, a-Naval court poinla oat that it ks JiflTi- ult even R c i n c m h c r t h a t b r a k e s M o p o n l y y o u r w H e e l f f - .l t l a k e s tires that record* with th* constabulary of­ of inquiry waa told yexterday, th* to (atimat* (he fiaanriai rffew". of g rip to s l o p y i m r c u r . F u r y o u r m m a n d y o u r f a m i l y ’s su fe ty * ficials. hug* allvor dielgik'e "might has* the operations on the railways aa ATLANTA, t i n . - *t ome - -wtnr West o( Manila, across the bay, avoided th* turbulent atmoaphare'* the ravrr.ua tlatamant* d i n«t b u y n e w G o o d y e a r s i p n v —. t h e n e w c o s t is s o s m a l l * i l ’s n o t actually ravaai the poaition. nu»), lh^ Athititii pulilti* Nchti *! In th* maunUlna behind Marl- In tba vurtex *f the atorra that Th*. board , espials*, howev.'r, teeiher* will slick lo Ih u r t<us!t. w o r t h t h i n k i n g a b o u t a u d y o u m a y s a v e a lif e tim e o f v a i n r e g r e t . dnaked it to deal ruction. vela* roam a tribe of Negrito*, Tb* teatimoay came from Lieut. that tome Idfa of lha aiten'. of .(hi Or. Nueh W. tteird, president »f short, kiahy-halred, with bows dheendon of lha traffic to th* end arrow* aa their chief weapon Charier J. Maguire, ckiaf uuofog- raUway* may ha formed by a ren- tbo Atlanta Boar,| of Niluratiu*, T h e Q u a lity TIrff w ith in r e a c h o f a ll l asserted at a ircrnl m etin g nf iat a t the Naval Air Station boro, end me* «a. livelihood. slderation of the total annual mil*- ■chiHif administrative hends. Th.< and m a te d a atir of axeltamanb The h a u U . nf both of 4b*e* Steppcil up in aufrty - - in appearsnrr — in aga of - dUcantinurd service*. meeting waa tn cunsidcr u pre­ people* can only be reached with ia tba makaakift court roam tk at Thta aggregate* approximately liminary survey iif the rily vvhnul-i n rilejsr- stepped dim n lit p in e ' 1 he new Had heard Lieut Com. II. V. Wiley, great difficulty ever meuntain CiiHtdyejr I'jililinJrrv sre n r n lurlter thjn aacenil la ceauaaud on lit* Akrea 3.479,061 rail**, n k * up of 337,. far determining what ea^unditnlla. .and only aurviviag officer, declare 743 mile* for paaecngrr *areice*t Hire* might l* eliminated. 17,01)0,out) form er I'uihlinderi which Lark of read* has made it poo- a few day* egn that he kid aag- and .J.H 2411 rad#* far good* Tay day or no pay Jev. th* made a rrputufion for $ dE .S O rihf* fog,ith*m I* continue a no­ geated • w ntw ard court* to Mc­ trumpet*. Tb* board calcidatrl Fulton c o u n t y eehmil-teorher. thrift.I’ricrd at low at **R? mad tyM af.ealsUnce In which Cord when tb* itorm waa t i n t that a t laaal 100,000 pounds % year have [Jnlged Iheinselvr, tn rarvy ha* boom added to th # ravraa* rf they oftg* move to » errtaio hca­ aiglited. on until th# end ut the reirulnr tion, burn off a tract of forest, Weather reeearchca line* th* tb# railway* dapartmant by th* ichoul year. Jere A. Well*, cun trot, or elimination, of ruad turn undo* pit the ashes i«r for ■criiii«vrl fertiliser, •wfH umnr Maguire stated, o ra. rupoMnietident i>TIho fill Inn cuiinplial one crop, gather the harvest vlnrctf him that th* thundrratorm To get • reliable idea nf the rf. ty school systriu ud tv —rd the and then move on t> another loca­ whith doomed the Akron did not f*rt of road csnlnd the Imar I sent teachirg body nlid evpluilu'd thul tion. Thta type of cuttvUITod is extend westward of th* Washingto IS sMtion-nrsatera throughout dun to an injuurticiu brnUKht called " ‘Kalngen". tor-Newark airline*. South Australia the questiun, aaninst Ihe cnunly i>v lb,. Attaulu The burning of ferrit* baa been 7Uilng kiastilght’V rrmaikml "What haw keen the general effect Pistribuling Terminal«. In . t h GOODYEAR AU-WEATtfEfl -a ygreat problem f*r the Bureau Ik* (hie agrelagiit, "* continuance of. the Road and Railway Trar»- cninml v>lnn «,i» prow nhd Ruij ef.lko coure* te the westward a t of fercatry to meat and for *«m* port Act wa railway traffic7" Th* eivking the llxltui l*U4ti* flic it pev yoara attempts have been mad* midnight would, aa th* altuation replies rhuwed lh.il Iho pervert- roll, which will mean un In leflml" to punish the offenders and to turned out, hav* avoided the ae- a gen of increase run go front 33 delay in the April mvi lint UM:h these people* Ihaft their re re port tom of the thunder­ t* 300, In some Iru-tunce* • Hi* fcalurie*. Rul nine in not n*' xnlnry wi|i|l* axbttcon would b* improved storm.” Wiley had testified he fuel saw ehown after thr 20-nilnut# hus- eut nf tie* 13 vmi r .'llted thMadocaUng perprinantly on fixed llghtnirg t0 the south at H:3U incus meeting that „|>ens Hm «ea. teachers. ^ B h d nnd developing another when the ship was proceeding aion. mad* of turn! Mitlrfftlon. Schools south along th* Ihdwwsre, aad Im-1 Hrr.—4V##s»r w-U ti1, gu'-.'rrr trlrtiiin, KTa mwBBE 'a l s o l i f l P l l V have teen stastes.'. Caibaoa and as* mediately aurgeeted to- kWOrd ,.A manager 'jt ' -t utitrders Du* To grexfrraafcry and l<ov prices all ctsitnimie tn | | | ( GOODYEAR PATHFINDE rleuttural |osplames la mere placsii that westerly coarse bo taken. tn> theater, today aai-l that lb# still gtealervihie in th--lO.i.i $ | J * . 6 5 1 I■ . ^ r lA E f f g N flauvc In settlement farm schools for the McCord ordered an easterly course children tomorrow nuirning will ua* of KaraOntarioa. They were beeause hr said be bad utservrd see a news-reel, n Silly byniphon) urged to taka up homestead*. The lightning to th# westward. Wiley cartoon, » short siihjeel fentiirlnj | "I hew lueil’ iltS'-k'lka'irHt ror nc^oel* were cloned and the cara­ raid he did not observe llghtnirg Alie I,ymail ami his Hun ), and an-i a number of y-arv mil 1 Hnd that mgtp- TRADE-IN? SURE! Got raady for iprlnQl Youcanfrado in it ti alvnit Ihe femt nw-*"rln-' I run bao* and Implements returned to in the west until n half hour !j I«“. other chapter of the senul, “Tln'l take for headache, biliousness, a old lire* now on Goodyear All-Woathffrt—ono tiro or a let. Lost Trail.'* the government, because of nonMaguire, ^pending hi* belief light fooling nn-l t»r cn - ami »pH lie also Mid that ihe fin-Pure ling up of my fmrt." writes Mr, co-operation. ,. thut the All run reulj have avuilcd New th* ReisonUdoa are np- the fatal thunderstorm, said that O lo I'o, will givp each chll'l who Hart Ho’lth, nt Carthage, Mo. In br->'.-n do*ei. Itlaelspreathlng th* government offkla's “umlnbted y” even if McCord brings six Celt* *'«|o* •« the thea­ "■rshen Dranght will relieve tills. It will and asking for th* return of these had directed the ship tn pursuit ter, a Imttlc of L'clo. also help l«« n hv.Hivet a rnW Ihinga and for tha right to take an easterly course long enough ami hoaraeners. When I feel 'nil ilnwn nnd nnl,' I taka lllaehup homesteads' with protection eirly in Use etening "about fl or i -i lirsnnh* sn-l In nftfr lh*y have rtiHlvnUd Ike cnuaits^uss tne t( ^ , vtl nn> land. Hi* mo Vo h th- oaVgroWth rtr,,.r,' t i «ub» feeling all rlahl. of lamlffrabhing in thrlr districts. ...5IP^r.'.'nw e it Inh s-i'l nl.io rrsth mmd atacK-rutt o iff| Th*i*‘trll>e.mrn ia*i art on their isolatei mountain top.* aiid watch hav# been aveidrd.” and nth-r Ittlln troiihles of thin 4. u ilim .1 . to ■« aronfitli-.'illon. mi44i In’iI Ifit! ** kind ..wh*n lha th'.nxoniU uf twinkling light* NstssrUas. Writs Iw trw>e'kt4S, nf Mar% avevy night and from COURSE CHANGE ONAKRON HKHT HAVESAVEDSHIP Don’t take a CH AN CE A tla n ta ’s School Teachers To Stick Regardless Of Pay RESULTS retire,.d ila tiv e . on thin s lic k tire s ! ItATES Inr line I lime, he line 3 llmrw 7c line ft times Sc line I m onth. M inim um c h n r g t SOtt, •* + f*' til ' lii 'l i f - * ■Annuunceaaeii u •VVH Y oi'K WATt.'ll repaired kwtwmkoior ■'•trie■*. .i.'Ktiar, Mac- Av*. ! \VK HUY. Hell, arrvictt *11 n u k j of flu* equipment. ttroige L. i ; tunri t u , 15 ft. Slain Street, Or­ ion i", Ha. Ilmicr..nod Sundjlranl A«t*. t -tiT: JlwItK nfTTflBlL gunrankefr Ib il A Sul.-, lh'.'ilrr?. US Myrtle Aw. H elp \V';iitteil I I f YOU AUK of Are, at ptcsctvl Ottl li'fetl, Ita.'e rtnt lesn than n K'-nl cummun M-lnml cdueatien, io-i furnish above iavnago liference*. hjvu the natuiel lue'l-ttlinn for oilier* li'ir g nnd wish ti* net In to 'th at l |if'* t*i uin k, I will Is- gbui t* h*va 'II lulh with vim. Ill reply, give nge, rdiiritlitin. business experience h lit l.iil iind iiluure .number.- HrbI" ing-f'ringer Agency. Taiiqn, fin. i i \ \ n OK tIKN n.K.'IKN for ex. Irtm •Unify w*1lltm; |irii(Ht.dtinii, ‘'♦nntl i1 -pitn 1 If.pilr.wl- A•IllMMI til t ll . 1 ..h- ■«’411**1iH,.. Orlamlo, Flu. 12— W an led WANI PK.Ur I'.Mlt t»K l.4gnl Kcalvi for ItllMf. i n i«rrlly up to tf!1 fi m*i»i r . 0 . tbit 7H3. 10— K luwnrs nntl I'lnnlrt CONSTIPATION e c t S a tu rd a y The Mickey Mouse Club, etganiied twu weehs agu umlor Ihe su ­ pervision uf Mia. Ulndys Worth, Ailiiama, will hold its ivgului maaiing at the Milane Theater lumocraw morning at 1U:00 o'clock, .k'ealure of .ihe morning wii| bv Ike, prcaantation of fuur special motion pictura films. They will be !w in BMa-i JsshssevBta, n*. lAdvJ t:US I : l/nim ni hetl house, in lo* I ’,, ref I li lied. I*lv>i - i! I—'|nr,g t-ot'cli. I'hi'tir Rlack-Draught r LISTEN.MR3TAU EVEN Y OFCOUftSE THOUGH YOU OO 7HINIC \ N0TI'1 I'M THE BELLBOY IS THEMOST 1 G0IN6 AFTER inefficjent youae not/ THE NEXT MOST GOING TO TH1 THE - A INEFFICIENT BOSS.ARE YOU? / y . ONE'!: > GOOO WTifiiMU MB.WAIRUS OM.WCUi r.wAb u iis r a s u u o t s r 'O N " ' !'JLUhU&W.AFf'.R A CASUISt ANAiYhtb t.V ftrERV WWaiMLNi IN Oif HorcL.l i in ,3 you ARSTJR CVi'if n f At.L H t tHfPilEP-0 I hlO'oH i i-lM ■-ixi •M ir o u i o r ni: n t r'.'i'r -ifio IFT Me IJITi Tilt' ftl! INCS* j social life remain w ilkia Op m i|„ of each other, the Negrito* not traetlrtr » civilisation (which i* represented ta them in term* of twinkling light* o f boulevard* and government buildings while the Manllana /e a r fo r th* future cf their loveljr island*. LEGAL NOTICE ./ J " ''™ when ytra'w in pi ika* Baym Aacdrhs, d rly but far it* ty J■Inal E i.'Jdvfrfo u s m a r r a .s r.r h"*shr a lv rn that uuc»r of THE ADVENTUUKS OF TOM, DICK AND IlAItKY r.rtsin nf lortflmiurff nnd u l - ?£,.A Drll. t r r i , to i m h r th> i*irn rlr Court la amt f.#- tU m ln oU ♦ T ru in ' 1" rh s a e s ry , In a **fw-S rsSw l Sm ■ — u ra J n e r K iw o s rrak D A iu , iKntraxMCK r IHI'ANT, a rs ro o rtljo a Haris r thi J t t l f Car-M an. was * » 'i f C O W IA W and . Usw* „r llnlltr, an,I S etrararn t ■ * 7 tje K r- / l) m a p svo K rr P O U A U * I K TH E. O L O W J r h e S C A C H C S T I K S tM 5 CAYC. H A S H IM 's r u u r r o . 1r s e e k s hc cak hot t ig o k l o o r freer e * i k O H fe c n m o * t n Mondxy (h « la l 44/ nf Ifiif. I t f l , .TTO;i:7.'T.:ri'— } $ % % ; { : • & !$ & " • W ill. M # H . sf lb* Fafclle {tacanee ar i r a i t s l t P a s tq rr t l 'V t p ,,0“U, .* f,# ‘ raeaase* ta a* said t* aallafp aoK n kr -n riw rrv . rpMiai Mss11 s t h jo l s t o ru e . a IT C H P O IN T S . AH, H E f A H O H P A T A J O S H e IS H A K /K Q O T T H IS -v—• H /S B H r H t S r S O B , W C LL IP H C C A K F H t A U r CON N ECT WE M A Y" S H o p r y ' a m o k h - o vk . PHOH IKM KT M UUOHAlKES. f in d L c r$ h o p b h c s o lv e s tr, M A Y B E r d liC A H H C L P H IM . TA K E A LO O K . A T A C LO S E u P f A 'Joluf/oH, i r ro u HAYC A tiv trv n r o THE CUiElrn HE A H I T ! 's m ru e . C L P I t AH’ o r ru e /SLAKO AAV M YS U r HEALLT - A K O K TH E StCKCT- SAY , I M NOT P O O L I N ' / I NECP V H E L P f f ^ . � 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 14, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 14, 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/70e3f6a0539364b23fb0101724b80668.pdf 070e50257229e72c2fb40fcb59e9848b PDF Text Text 1 ■; • - ____ ____ , •i___:____ * i y v x ^ v .___________ j H o u se P asses S en a te B ill ^ To D elay C ertifica te S a le jm/vrni rT-* :l Session H as.C losed Wife Of President 1 Thrown From Horse iK, Apr. 13— WASHINGTON, Jp>— Mn. Frtnklln Booeevelt « u throw* Into a mod puddle la Pitotnoe Park today when bar horaa »Uw*d down. Sho waa uninjured aad n a o u a tid and contlnnai bar morning rid a In bar mod-aplmttarad coatome. Describing tba experritct aftrtward tba wlfa of tba Proli­ an t aald "I alld off vary graceully right Into tba mad.” FLORIDA WO HAN ALLEGES FR A U I IN STOCK DEALS Chief Executive Rec­ ommends S p e c ific Action B y States; Favors Short Week Testimony Is Plncf* Wa sh in g t o n . Apr. 1.1 - iA i Before Governmesd —President Roosevelt yesterday j Trade Commission pla ed his influence bahind »lepx ' President Calls Oi Congress To Assist j ELECTION RACE Small Home Owner ' T A lI.A IIA S m . Apr. 13— </P> —While th , Sonata waa receiving the ti.olir.a an.i chain itora tax mea»urot tha Hooee today P»**cl Longwoad Candidate tlx- Senate bill to delay tha aala Wins Contest F o r . <lf ux certificate# until aflar tha clow of th# Legislature and seat S t a t e Legislature; the pioponad leyWatlon tn th .-1 Beer Trucks Rumble Message Outlines Ad-, ministration P l a n Again In Louisiana For The Re-Financ­ By Majority Of 99' ATI. t.NTA, Apr. 1 1 -1 /1 1 ing Of Mortgraf fovetmit. Wina and Ir-er riglxletion. on the' llrrwery trucks r.m'jlrd on SCcalendar fur to Jay '. l|ou»a ».«.[ F.nmcr Keprxaontative P. W. monpaniment to leyalisilUm of Fnlimlrgrr of Lonywixxl I. the WASHINGTON. ADr. 13!.ion, r. a i not brought up. The rhoice of the voter, 'nf Seminole two■ In loiul.iana teday while — (A .P.)-W lth both Noith Parollnr, South Patollou aIm p i..a d a bill to autbo .-- 1 Pounlv to fill tha House »f Ht*ii. Ucd tha, «Uta board of adminix- le.entativa. scot vscaled hy lh e| kim. and Tatlnaseea made prap- 'nborintr on hi* firm relic? to belter labor's lot. going be’ ‘ * 1 ■yond tba confine# of hi* rffi.-e | WASHINGTON. Apr. 19. - -{A1 I tttb h to iiw* the revenue friun deat^v of Representatlve-elrct II. tu tiu r * tn |» on tha X3 slatil- ntfAnure, President Roostjvelt aru. Un loivrilana'* axsant lcalled„upfm..CAJugn«ik..lodAjr.. itCwasuMOWemow to recommend specific action by — Tr«(tlmony on tha aala of pi*- ihr c r .nlina fax ti> Luy fount) ■rvpaxit—rd ’-Hw'aiaevTprOhtt-flimr tha Main, . ....... _____________(utaU.JiaU.ftf. lha.Q atialr iAa^. Mr. r.ntiminyer wa« elected to Ixta unemployed .tain* got to i tt c p tn the aid of the TTT« approval. i .," ' 1'' S 'rrlea Corporation of — tba approval, and that of h is r vA. hoods. c.ffice bv a 1*0 vote majt'rity over 1 h irk thair job. alTactlvr at noon mortjrajfc.ritlden small home A hill to take one rant of the krank Kay Anderson, Allamonti serrvtary of labor. Franca. P ,r. , F. Prlrra rro.m of pohllc utlHUon. and newspaper, wrra crammed owner. ro« to . ravanua from the rood a chorea Sprier* nrxr.papemian who was with hear advaiti.ement. while Desires Nation To Be him. wot (Iran to tha principle *hlch deparlment for school, to I* Ul»Another apectxl meMnffi of 30-hour wook legislation n«« .P'»," " " , and mlxreproxentatloi. a thiu.and hear garden* . and ' population i »r*on'* <'»«'> « • " '» fowr-wo*; | Included In World bafor* Congress. outlining his plan for 'refi­ th* •"Wl* " f * * ' P1*'*'1 b*f“r* 'L*"* T.' trtbulrd on • ■'.pensariea were authorised .. .. other The official count vlthiHU dl.trlbutiny distributing „iiy av e Mr. Kntsminrrr r.rtl volex to open In New Orleans a one. nancing mortgages , on smaft" ' 'Economic Meeting: Ha than .ant talayr.m . to thlrlh, ,hlaf -a- v.oii tax alb'cotlou wa« Imrcnlueati inlro.luce.1 , alligation wua vnlt. frtr Mr. Amlar-' homes wa* sent to fap i'n t Hill by T laan governor* of induitriol itaten coun,*|. by tba Russian , In the Sanota. The Senate ul**11 I he Chief Executive. Tn# Senate WASHINGTON, Apr. 11.—(41 rennd chofn .tore | ,“,n■ commanding to thair attantlon 1 Robert J. Rydar, a comma- lrevived the __ .. , _ , comr apprnaehed a vote on the pro­ . Former Pity rdanarer W. It. —Tha question of Russian raco y -j^ .. itata’i pandiny mini- i .ion atamlnar. haytn hi* ta.ti posal of tho Secretary of Agricul­ F lat etbai atbar Drltlah euglnexia pltUm flared Into tba opart In tha m nants a n d - pronon.nl* at ^ iU iu m . of .Oxw.l,. wa* tbl.d hiub mum way* law. — lie evpreeeed' mnny „n the financial xtrurlurr of "rim ture to assure th# farmer rost of aad • d a m Opiionant^ ^ man wifh vote*. wh.l„ W. R. men wltb Sff votes, whil,. B. production on his erope while th* triad an similar charge*. *1 waa Sonata yesterday for tba G nt hope that similar l.glalatlon would «>* *"H.p. Haaly stjhatilUd WiM­ Dupree of Sanford polled 233 House worked on th* President1* ; , . ., monv haseil on a Iran.a-tion In Florida hid down verbal hartasv* affp rid b r Aha taatlmony of tlma thli laavlon and culminated . , lnrh b t Ml« llarmlna In a uli ic hearllit b)ln,e tnc vote*. farm mortgage refinancing plagi s Tbam taa IL. C. Tbirston ona of In a farvont plaa by Sanator Bo­ ba passed by other A total of 1732 ballots were ra*» Pittman of Marianna. Fla. House prohibition conimillee >•*• which waa Inc rpnrated In th* •' , tba Englishmen) la which ha rah, Rtpubllcan, Idaho, for Inrlu- wealth.. throughout the county, aut of an general farm bill before the Sen- laid ba uaad ma to collact Infor­ ■lon of the soviet government in Tha White House explained the, ^he company', services extend- tfrd i) * . * The llou** chamlwr «nd go*- approximate 3<!00 that could have mation and I ronaMered It u*o- all International confarancas for thirteen .. ......... ........ slnylaj ont ware chow n‘a<| to communities in 21 .tates, *U‘ *•>' u S fl Wad rti my nart ta dany It,” Mr- battarmant of world conditions In the House th* military rsnW » ’ two province, in Panada and iomi lery. filled to overflowing with been east. However, I2rt ballots Noted Economist Sees baesuso of the big factory employ spectators, freq-enlly resounded were declared void, and th* actual Dotald testified. . . of the nearby island republic. *1 do not know how to formti-1 mem In thair jurisdiction, mltte*. E. A. Yales, vl'o prasl*. , number of votes counted wa* 160il. State’s B i g Asset dent of the Commrnvrenlth and Ha antarad a plaa of gMlty whan lata a program without that na. Ilealv nresented a letter ad- with ardjnl app'ause ** Mieaker. They ware: New Jersey. PennMr. Entsmlnger received 34.93 tba aaaalon opened. Tba f ln t Hon," said tba Idahoan, lony an lylvanla, Connecticut, Rhode Is- I'res.ed bv Mlsi Pittman to delivered their orations for or Its Great Climate Southern Corporation, arru-il It TO wttnai* recited * •'•♦•llexl itory advocate of American recognition | | in<jt New Hampshire. Maryland, Sanator Fletcher (D. Fla.), In against the bill to WgalUe d.3 percent of th* total vote* that perrent beer and wine in Florida were officially counted; Mr. An. would b* cheer waste nf money •S that Mac Donald had bribad him of Russia. _ . . . . . 'which ah* said she had pur- by d o ck in g them aon-lntoateat* derson received h’MsTl perrent of | Ohio, Indiana, Michigan. Illinois. TAMPA, Apr. 13,-Rog«r W. to buil<TV>wtr. transmission lines S> ta act aa a ipy. aad tha yuan* North .. Carolina, and chasrd .... - stock Ip . th** corporation irg aad ruodlclnal. Borah’s speech was prompted Delaware............. the total; Mr. William* received Bahaon, I mked scroa* tSi* bual- In th* Tennessee V'aliey na pntEnglishman canflrmaj almoat all jby * through H. N. Brandon, a Marl . / Senator Robinson, Republican. Alabama. The measure^. House Dill—UJ* tSM pgftw l uf ths'total, gial'Mi; neaa horllon of Tampa and Flori­ sf this testimony. i| Indiana, inaisns, wno pooed In th* Muacl* Rhoob bill. In, who viyuruuiiy vigorously uenounca* denounced -T h . New York- meaaxre r v em*o bu .i-a.a m ao.-and-had-an hu* been rvportexl favorably to the Puprve received M.7J percent of i da yesterday and predicted the I* an umlarslamllny with him that the lioul.* ly the Prohibition com- the total. — Tho othcr 'C aytbhm sh'an Trial) advocate, of racoynltion and as farrad to by Mr. . Roosevelt Contrary to firm opinions' bald .■ .. . L . M « . l a « l a . l f u M l . l S B —Allan Moakkous*. Charles Nonf-1 aertad such an a vent at this time antl-*‘iwaatahop'' law. which pro- stocks war* protected from l«a*. nilllee. but the hearing was he ­ Mr. Entsmlnger’* election to nf. rising nf a brighter sun. only Tuesday, roogTeaaloital “The money was rotten from at taquest of many churches in fire can be attributed tn his The noted economist addressed »r< pa«*»d th* word yost, wall. U C. Thom tan, A. W. Or*y*>• "*»!*»>••» “• “pUriny nouncea It agalnat public policy a gun In thair hand* with which for any employer to pay women the people under falsa pretense* the atate that the llo.-se lake no strength In the enunty’a 12 out­ about 400 Tarnpa elvlc, business ®ry aad John Coahny—all pleaded that th# cbancea were vary gueq. fat shoot »«." or minor* las* than fair and rea­ anil misrepresentation In every *<tion on tepeal of here ard wine laying precinct*. Mr. Anr'/rson and Industrial traders, at th* way." she wrote Fletcher. sot-guilty. Eleven Russian amfor enactment ef a bonking bill ‘aialixttlcm until their nrpresenRobinson aalj with an embassy sonable pay. or Iras than “suf­ rarriml the twn city prerlnct* by “I for rre took IT.fuV) out af tatlw . had opportunity to voice 23 vote* hut he lost the roorfty IIIIMrom Hotel, In n program this session with n prorisHn in pl«VW i f the Metruoo.'ltan-Visk- In Waahingtan, Russian leader* ficient to meat th# utlllmete cost the First National Rank here sod their sentiments. era electrical Company, for which would util Its It as a "central point of living necessary for health.” precinct* In Mr. Kntsmlngef hy sponsored by the Tampa Adver­ It fpr same form of huuranca of Another, hearing, to t-e held at aG of the EngHihmcn , worked, for carrying on thair admitted ef­ “This," a id the President's; nut It In Central' Public Rervlco tising Club. vote*. * • bank deyoaiU. . a Joint meeting of the House 121Mr. forts to destroy tha American ra- telegram, "repraeent* a graat f o r - '<erporatlon. Entsmlnger t-«k every Th* rising sun foreseen by the ThoU. .Xiexra, however, t | prohibition committee > amt the wsrd steo against loxrering of I An earlier letter to Ml«* IMtl county prexioet from Mr,' Artdev- #mltl-nt speaker, wbu predicXetl held public." ... Jd subje t to revlaluU. For mum r.IRsnate tenwwvance cxrmbiitteo, waa proaaenUon waa V, A. G . 1 Mirilag. Rxmeda "bari no Inten­ wares which-const ttutew o'serious | man from Brandon dated Marr-1 announced for 3 I*. M., neat *on except Altamonte Spring*, hi* the Florida boom, I. Florida's own of lb# confusion on tho admlnla- ,.. home precinct, where Mr. Ander tion Of drstpoyluy tha govammant form of aofalr.competlrtoi slW nsYist. 1030 w « Introduced. The IMg | Wednesday. tratlen'a attltod* alJJl prevailed, ’ r ba ad- af the Ualtad SUtaa and I know other employer*, reduces the p u r-, ter sa'.l he would be pleased . mi mailed #4 vote, agalnat nine southern sun. which, he said, give* althsugh the latest roporu a t th* Ttm iU c ir committa# took up ha bad supplied Mac perfectly xTall they couldn't da- sha.lne nower of the workers and i * ru*'*nter this amount, tha* r* .. no other bill* yratenlay than the for Mr. Entsmlnger. But Mr this state it* greats*! asset, the -apltol had It that he favored 4 . Dotiald with mfliUry and oeoromlc atrov It If they wanted to," Borah SSSLftS^SAlllty Of Indus-;that the Central Ibttdic Itervlc. 3 " percent brer ami wines me**- Entsmlnger actually l*d In hut *1* qualities of an ideal health resort. rltuse “for th# protection of de­ J Jf • | Corporation" would t>e “plensexl Information coacatalng the Zlat­ uie. Other measures of this is - nf the eddntj'* 14 preclnet*. In­ Throughout * hi* address, Mr. positors." This was directly op> . ■aid: * lT*' . __ « week I to refund" the monev at any tl’W* tore imlud*' a companion till, cluding Isrngwnod, hi* Imm# preoust pleat aad that, un Mac Don­ Ilabann referred to Florida's sun­ posed tx th* impression* that “W# are about to angage In a *Jl* ^!'"^Tsr|r« tl id aoug'ht within a reasonable length of Mltlng ald's Inatruction#, ha bad actively up a lailng schedu'e rinrt. where he t->«k 73 out of 91 shine, it* attraction to vlaitors prevailed Tuesday after Henator sabotayad machinery In tba alec- srorld economic conference. How bill., th . I■ « « « S i * ? S ; time of the investment. , haul,I 1-eer and wine be legalised vntrs rounted. throughout the nation, and Urged Glass, Demo-rat, Vliginls, visited ■rr xra going to adjust th* world Iris' station *In order ta diminish An Intereating election highlight that thl* on* issset,' F loriV s the White lloue*. and two prohibition repeal meas­ in ! ................ ........... the fgftact leanest of operations In economic affairs and leave Rya- work a week could he exceeded if •aid he did not feel he shn-Vil Ue ure*. |. that Mr. Williams waa given greatest, he sold to n nation that At th* Whit* House It was .la out? Wa ar« In adlsarmaman' a t military plant*. A bill to legalise thu printing of 132 of the 173 votes cast In Ovledu Is seeking longevity and health. aald President Roosevelt had an were found advisable. The held ftraonally responsible in the fonftrtnc#. How i r t yon tr’Inf tn that ................... beer and wire advertisement* in where he hs* resided for the past * by w i* transaction. “There are 14,300,000 persona open mind 0n the subject but tha rtoch a dtclilon without taking j wou^ wor A letter from A. K. Pelr'e ta r newspaper* to d other media was few year*. “That'# a splendid more than 33 year* of age in th* belief waa strong In both lliusaa ring from Interstate comm.rce arRumIa Into ctmtldrrAtlon ? tribute to any man that hi* home I lit rod.red In the ll-iuse today by Inr there was no way tu iscur: tteles manufactured under other United Slates today," he said. that th# President would agree t ii i tv of the “Haw, are you going to estab­ than these working limits. D**1 rr ................. — m oey alio w*i Br'rvsertxlive Kobineuu. Hide. It town should be -> nearly solid If you would only sell Tampa'a eventually to rome modified form would amend a law furbidding bock nf him” wn» n remark hean sunshine In seven of each 1000 nf if IniuratV'* of depoaita, lish peaco with one-sixth of the Mist Parkin* told the House labor | plaretl In the record } publication of any liquor aiNsr- „ The Herald offie, 1**1 " «ht world1* surface outaide the family commlttya: , your population would be President Ho sevelt collesl th* tisemetil* by peim lltirg the c Iwhere a small crowd galhere .1 tn of nations T How are you going to (Continued On Pag* Four) haltntaa of the House end Bea­ tertislng nf 3 * percent l-e»r and hear the return*. adjust any af these questions st* banking committee*, RepraOrgaalaktion af a parmanent without considering this great na­ Mr. Entsmlnger« winning of wine. •entatlv* Steagall, D e m o c ra t, . It la a good device for spreading ianllaala P a u lty y Aaaotiatl'n. tion f and Mr. DuPre*'* galherlng nf r.7 Mother Of Woodln Alabama, and Senator Flstcbaf, employment af practically every Infant Boy Left In nf 7-1 vote# in U h* M.ry whern It la not because Russia stands • " ' .tatim snt followed a two- u -It w i Democrat, Florida, lnt0 conferHi this county and Is Victim Of Death er» , fnrm.rly resided ran, * *" ,#(| <)uHng whleh she I l 6 r 6 L f H S t L V C I l i n g Car Of Judffe Sharon hcl*t/e e during th* day hut appor_t counties, wa* af- ID need of yseognltlon, but I ask ' 1 » “ep'endld trlbul**with, all sincerity, with the World made seeeral ““ ^ t r i n . to the -------intly n> definite declalon w tf , auggestlon* The 123 thrown ballot* were di­ facted ta lta Ceurt House last go NEW YORK. Apr. 1 3 .-W 1 a Ik. l a . . . . , a# v i.ln n i the fTI#at .. . a 111- ..More -a 1. Local r oll«e tca-Aay were assist* than_ 1M) ___ member* 0f# VIW Elksreai bod. , ptlon of a con­ Court, th* t-eague of Nations, the committee for making the bill* vided among the randi.lates.a. Mr*. C. R. Woodln, mother of Herin / physicians In loiating the i and ele.tlon Economic Conference and th# die- more enforceable, eaperially more lanlges at Hanford, New Smyrna. mother of a week-o’d white la-y follows: Mr. Entsmlnger »» te la ty o f T rtasuty Wl liam Woo.1armament program, how do you “Haiti#" In enforcement. DeUml, and Eusti* galheieil at baby that v as fourd in Co n'.y ramrd In 33; Mr. Amrirm.n In 2U. in died to-lay. Mr*. Woodln who expect auccoas without th# Russian of Paola wa# One auggeeUon by the secretary the Elks Hall here last night to Jungc J, o. .Sharon's nulonu-bilr, Mr. Dupre* In 27; Mr. William wi * In her Hflth year, lx reported Minister Cited Upon,* people at)d the Ruaslan governwitness the Installation of new tba assoclatu have .suffered a stroke of paw as not wall received. She opImmorality Charge cfTItei* ard heir Ir.spiriniL *d; patked in front of th* Sharon Is*_tAi~ W. 9. Entsmlnger, Jay n ralysia Sunday and had teen crille n tt' temporary m nrisJ. West Blrvet, nt Deck and E. II. folium In mw far venreaenUtivea of the! posed Including In th# bill Import- iirtsaes made by JUv. P. J. How* home ( two xraekt- •Jot baa at ba, rally ill since then. Th* funeral, u|ri ,nkl» catoa^b, hair, ney, (galled ruler of the New about 10:30 o'clock last night. SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Apr. IS.— A. Mero, attended by mrml-ero nf th* fam­ '41 —Rec. Hbaton Inman, 35, was Other The infant wa* at the Kernald'p ra ctica lly all Hnyrna to-lge, amt Caspian Hale, ily, will be held Friday. . L. D. SdtUtfi died separately through such me New Smyrna Elk who is a district Ijiughtnn Memorial lloapital thl* cited for trial before the Otark (Continued On Pare Three) eec.-treaa.; tha • administration I* holding In dla as th* World Economic Con afternoon where it wn* reported I’tesbytery bar* Apr. 2A p ropara tlon ter the World Eco­ uIf leer. a* belrg in good health. .-haigss of Intmoto'lty and cold B* fsrsnee. The Install illen ceremony war nomic Conforosco. > .. . Tiller, Chandler Sharon, who found ths unbr.omlng a minister as tho - | In the hands uf th* New Smyrna baby when he entered the rar tn Walker, Baaoutgrowth of Ma Infatuation f n iiUialistie team which was rained; ---« uh. tnn I Cxaeutlva 21 -year-old Ellis lloldrldga* t» .. ___ <j i . . . i i „. t i . i i , piece it in the rnarnn gang-' tor a . tha wor d's « >«#*“ * ri Mlls»k I ,h# „||h lf t t Uphuned Dr. B. Pu’e s -1 Mr. ws« announced today. Th* whereabouts of th# mlnlsriv ■‘ lIlm taV haT 1 E'k i«on Immediately. Upon his ar­ Te kT waro inode he several ,,r' ••‘I"’*1" 1 ‘h«l At the does of Uuxlncx* on while (he collection* up to the •nd tb* girl, who was taktn Into date of cloalng th* fla-al year tb* Inman hem* tv Mr*. Inman In ir. 81, I 9L1 , or sftrr six ard said that It was In apparent.y, amrHintexI to H4.092 percent «f the an effort to b ra il up ths affair prohibition aad Integrity, and G. W. Spenear, newly ele;ted Klwsulan C Rusaril Maaon1* !nths of th# county'* fi* »1 y«“r •axes nsaeased on th# 1931 tax between her husband and Ms perfect health. Th* toby waa stressed certain ai*-old fscla re­ exalted tuler of the BanforJ il.ea**<| in aversi* Infant’s cloth­ had ended, U s collections *t-o,l ad,tr*»* one th* "Pau-Am#tie*» roll and rollerted up to Sept. I. bleed* sweetheart, was unknown. that Union” snd the reading by Klwin- lating to bamaa nature, Klwanlan Inoga. Fnl owing tha lerrmonlcs. ing, end it was token to the hos­ They rift th* borne ytsftnlay and nearly on# *nd one-holf percent 193'. Scholl read "In recent wexka, o* refreshment* aerved until a |nn Peter Bchsal of g poper by pital by Dr. puleston. “Collections on execution* and Mao- Inman eentlnustl bar studies higher than M the end of the John Ersklue, American essayist, the pro.*4<t be* dawned of a re­ late hour. •s'* • f personal property alnc# at tha leathers college kera. She first i l l month* of last pear. 0(1 leers InstaCed were: G. W. l -A Return of Bln", were fee- turn to th* t « t of old-fashioned . According to figure* released that date have brought th* per- espexta t* teach and support her '-*1 v.rea ef tl* .program prvs.ntvd ethics, moil of uo—oil except th* Spencer, exalted tuler; F. C. Macbr CeuMy Ta* Cillcctor Jno. I). irntag* up to 83.491 percent af two children. Rsnforii Klwsnlsu* at the Mont- Iritcantillbl* prohlbltlonlata^havr. ,Mahor, esteemed lending knight; NewEngland Buried bxrathrd asaier, have fait that th* ip.il roll," he said, “not InF. K. Horner, eateemeil lecturing Jinklna today, the gross amount •ta m . Hotel yettordsy. Mag ski Klwsulan Mason told of th* motal burden* of «ur country are tnight; II. U Parkin*, - esteemrd Under SnowBlanket of tsxoo collKtsd to Apr. I. 19:13 ■ludinr red.’milt ion* mad* through COMMITTER TO MRET blaUry. orfsnlsoUoo, alma and lllbtenlnff. t bellevx our Instinct ’i-yal knight; J. G. Bemler, treesIs $l«4,0TfJ)f. or 33.7H percel of 1h* offl'e cf th* Clerk of tho ClrnOSTON, An*, is. - ( 4 1 — Uli 1932 t u roll of 8307.0(13.14. ruit Court, which for the period htol* of th* Pon-Ausorlcan Un­ U tight. It U 004 eio x»hkh has tie r; Howard Overlln, secretary; Mtmbtrs of th* Publicity , a a*d hew Its iafluanc* ho* con* bock, tu t th* frank facing of F. II. Rourk*. tilor; R. Ruogr, A hcary storm burled 1st lo st Hre*r th# groax amount cob 4i»r.~ 1. It'12 ' to M ar.' 31; 1983, mitt## •{ (he Hemlnoie C ount/ •how that real **tal* to th* aspUyad a- Urg* p o rt in tho up, a tn -U tiA hot.tem ptation which trustee, tnd H rB : Odham. tiler- •* n o n of New EnglanW W tu Apr. t was 32.37 percent Chamber ef Commerce today ware .,*•i,<! value of $228,660 that hod advloed that there will ba "sev a^ l 'New York under snow today bullditg «f tbs 24 affiliated na- will n t u r W h tt lnto#4lty In cur natr to th* Grind Lodge. of. lb* 1911 la* roll. cbelca berirctlT H fbt and wrung." •**,, su'd to (he state far tax**, itlat ranged In depth up ta 22 Important matters th at r tq a lr e lM , Mr. Jinking reported that durThose alUnXr* lb* meeting inches, disabled hundreds of U7 tm i Hr. E rsk W a paper, ElIpg March 150,923.82 was collect­ hat been redeemed. I cowider attention of tha committee" dia- i wanton Srhoal ro ad .th at beeaneo -aret W, a B* lard, of Ovl#4o, British Officer Gets i.-Jle* of telephone and tele­ ed In ataU and -minty taxes and this „ h»ar(*nlng sign." custed a t a short meeting' In th s ' of aorta In sign# of th# Umea "The T. C. Perkin*, as gouats, and XI­ In %ronrludloe hi* report, Mr. CUy. Hall Monday afternoon a t graph line*, felled trees, broke Hodnse fees. Of this amount 947.5 Years For Betrayal Counts Johnson, who meratUta ef the United Bute* w l! ' ' power lines, delayed transpor­ 442AO was for county purpotes Jink ins remindnl taxpayers that 2:00 o'clock. __ _ Howard Overlln, Ray ptxs debate to tboir heotfa tation, and xraahed out rail­ aad I M 8U I * a . for atari pur- ( h e la-eislalure has re'ently LONDON. Apr.:iSff*-GFV—Li*-- road tracks. On* autatncbllo „ E. L H#y. Prior Behaal, W. mated p bill ex(*ntling th* tint* teat wkribeT wa. ar# galng Into Langley, E. B. Randall, J r - tenant Norm** Bcire-Atewsrt, traffic death was attributed to AIR B A H COMML&8IONB0 V bettir day dr whether wa a n g s u O t. i, 1932. th* largest ( r finnl payment of 1932 taxes convicted by tlmr Brarm , B. D. Caawo I, xritb about to Jurngy off tb# . the blinding snow. Meantime. to June I. in) of laxr* rnllected from . S. Coleman, H ow ard J m , f . lotion et the BUNNYVALE. Calif- Apr. 13 Tha ret arm e t The assessed valuation for 1032 Denver. North I'latta, Nebras­ 1 taxpayer Is 112,627A3, .Wflaon. Dare Beatako, JHkm wa* genlenred " In many ka aad port Iona of Wyomlaf of properties taxable for state t4V-Tb# 95,000,000 Mr boa* k . by Uw Atlantic Craat Un* ild.tr, T. U Dumas, Smith obi* iTachargs f betting ugd .Utah war* Alaaketod under Iroad snd Telegraph Cr»a for «»rt county purposes la 86,442,748. official!y^bacam* a part of ^ Jfe Whitehurst, C. M to » five years ♦four inches of snow s a l isufc _ ^ ral and spe-lal srhool funds. Thl* sum I* mads up of (3AM,- Usited BtaUa Navy yestarday i _ p , A. Lomaon, 8. J. Nix, Tb* officer * II peraturee, far out of keeping !■ hie rxport, Mr. Jlnkln* points 3*0 in real estato valuation. I231.- ar hahtc.'ttmmltaioned at a • Doadney, Rupert Strickland, forth HlghUnd “subjects of with spring, held sway over ■milt that the percentage af 923 In railroad and telegraph many attended by about 1500 1 taran, W. B. Zocbry, o.-d of a dUtlnguis the Rocky Mountain are*. _ rtlrn* ta Anr. I. 1032 was property, valuation, and 2833,200 sens- It trill bo tb# futuro l.x >uBom, who xra# wel- was rbarged with percent of th* 1S tria * roll, In personal property valuations. of tha Mg dlriglhlo Macon. ta ry secret! to I a tetaraioff- aimnbii. BORAH CALLS FOR . S. RECOGNITION o f s q h e t r u s s ia BABSON STATES ADVERTISING IS FLORIDA’S NEED I ,*m liV li ' n p a f tf e s i w speiatioh Of o u ltry m en Is formed At Meet J U t V W t S 'l’iS lO fficere Installed emoiovmem ,At EI k s Ceremony Address On “Pan-American Union” And Essay Feature K iw anis Meet Jinktns Announce s Tax Collections Are II1-2 Percent AheadOf Year Ago JSSS.Tl'iCtoS' uS3Si»* ‘•u — .......... . •:s ■*< , it Ur, — J r '• ' f i t i a i o m a m �( I -r— Mf? f ' r.Tf — m *\ I1* •• • - - • • *.• p • ►** .. HBBALD, I will play. Puribar assign meet will Um basis of having tba umpires rotate from city te elty. ' • Th# director* reduced the num­ ber of season passe* allowed each <lub from 10 to fie*, but protldod that fwlees, mothers, or women friends of pipy*re shell 1* ad­ __ Teams Will Em* mitted without cost provided they tickets signed by th* brace Central Flo­ present secretary-manager of their hom* rida Diamond Loop clubs. Before adjourning, the directors • Central Plot Ida Baaebell officially adopted th* Goldsmith Be open* It* third aeeaon of No.' 97 besball, decided thit th* In gam** at Orlando and price of admission to games go* Baach neat Sunday after- should be left optional, nnd passed resolution of thanks and approh wta decided at • mating elation to former president HogIncton held at the City Hall organiser of the league, for light where William MwkDI- hla two years of eervlca In bihnlf , former aporta editor of *n of the league. Ido paper, we* elected P»*«Those attending last night's bnccttdlng J. T* Hogan of meeting were; Joe Ludwig, Han­ J e t t y , who resigned. Peter ford «4rector, Ur. K. L. West, ganford, waa re-elected ae Dayton* Beach directors, W. k. Nrison, iCocon director, Jim Har­ per, Orlando director; W. E. Yarn, ga a four elob circuit comof team* at Dayton* Beach, Ha Prank, Tig* Minor, Joe Osrnci, rd. Orlando, and Cocoa. A Peter Schaal, of Sanford; L> K. entitle* of ■ New Smyrna Fenner, E. C. Crlssman, of Cocoa; was peasant last night with Bab* Weaver and A* Baker, of ii*o money and a deal re to Daytona Beach; E. C. leister, YEAR WITH iMES SUNDAY nMlUkklUttStol .U.-A4wevVrWvn moch a* a aiath | , ndo> L. E x#ddtr Hayes, New Smyrna. tb* opening gam*, that the m# ahould atari adt* four-club i - New Smyrna official* were giv­ en nntll noon Friday, Apr. 21, to aseltt league director* and offip m la *ecurlng a riith teem, gpMebly DeLand. In caa* their .•A ria are successful, tb* net*­ , eomara will be pernritted to play dabble haatVea early In th* *ea«on $• prorida for tha two first game* tbSy missed. * ' Following election of officers, the directors offlctilly adopted a new constitution and by-tdw*, and the first half achai^l*. Uniiar th* Mbadola, th* season'open* Sundap Apr, 14 and ends on Thurs­ day July 4. Each club will play *e*h etbar club right limes derin$ tha fln t half, four of tho -game* to be pleyad at horn* and the road. Fufther, each hava two Sunday and iroday game# at home ha read with each other , Bd s u B all Team Begins Training Drive To Secure Win Sunday With final league orgaabation out of th* way and a fln t half Central Florid* Harohell league ■chedula adopted. Manager do# Barnes of th* Hanford Celeryftdi, today turned hla attention to a tail minute training driv* In an­ ticipation of a victory In th* open­ ing day gam* at Orlando neat Sunday afternoon. Barne* announced that hla new hurler, J. I*. Holt, had been furrml to return to hla homo at Clearwater became of lllnero. Holt will return within “BOWLING NOTES” Th# - Ne-lll BoUlen bowling team In th« Sanford Bowling League broke two record* whll* winning two out of three games from tho Vhldex Hotel town but night. Tho Bottler* scored $492 pin* lg thro* (imas, M l t l 4 pin* in one gam*, both of which nr* allop record* during tho present l**gu* *oa*on. In a **rond match played l**i night, the Randall Electric team won throe atralght gamea from th# llonae learn. K. B. Randall hod high alngl* gam* ncere la that match, 321 point*, whll* Stephen* and Wabar llal with 640 pin* In thro* gamaa. President Mandalcorn, who haa full authority over all umpires axcept that a majority vote of tha dlractora may remora any umpire, Cramps and Pains b Side and Back *1 bad suffered with cramping $4 pstn la my ridaa and back." Tttae Mr*. J. V. Dounju*. of Ooni)aa. La. "I waa eo week f could trdJy walk. CBrdul eeemad to did me up, and after about twelve Rtlea I waa better and stronger • a I bad been la yean.” Weeueu who find thsmeelree la 'Weak, ran^ewa eeodUion can TALLAHASSEE, Apr. —1^9 ,-Horiil»'« public •chaole will rerolr* $225,020 from tha atate with­ in a few dsjrs, tha «tete tlipertm*nt of public indroctien roported Monday. — Th* itat* fund* cam* from mo­ tor T*hicl» Ilcrntrf, $190,60$ *B* mill* ad valorem tax* $27,*44. and interest on th* Invested common ithool fond, $7,173. The amount to b* reeriveO by each county, L***d on tho lumber cf t*ach*r-f upil unit*: Alachua, $5711; Bakar, BUM; Bay, $2200; Bradford, HUB; Bre­ vard, $250*1; Broward, $2938; C*L houn. $1151; Charlotte, $4U ; Cltru», $1121; Day, $1071; Collier, |Tj 7; CdTumria, $2263. Dad*, $IMI3; DeSota, $1404; Dixie, $K>3; Duval, $20,006; fa ctmbla, $7745; Klaglar, $642; Kranklin, $77;.; Cadadan, $4564; Gilchrist, $»l&; tiUilfa, $371; Gulf, $4*167. ---------- «---- — - Hamilton, $1742; Hardee, $1S4$; Henry, $57H; Hrmindo, * $915; Through eourtggy of the U. S. Department of Agricul­ ture in co-operation, with Uio Florida 8tata Marketing wa»*ao. n v Winfrey. Sanford repreaentatWe. 711 1411 FIRST HALF 1933 SEASON_____________ _ HANFORD and ha* aevrral years of fast basaball to hi* credit. Barnes ORLANDO ■aid that- he may start at short neat Sunday and that Charila Ab­ bott, Pensacola InfleMer who Is COCOA expected to bo one of tha rlub's Y outstanding batters, may be shift­ ed to right field temporarily. DAYTONA Ilamee waa not definite about hla line-up for Hunday. Ha said that Tiga Minor, Ocoea'a contri­ bution to this league, will start on tha mound and that Chapman will catch. Manager Item** will hold down first bat# and Shorty Maltby will be at second. Eddie Moor* wrote friends hero that he will be ready to play for Sanford next Sunday, ao ha will be al third. Whether It will lie Arioll or Abbott at short probably will, not b* known unti| later this week. Whoever fall* to get the rail will go to right field, while Roy Har­ rison and Tete Newcomb tho Clearwater alugger will occupy the other outfield posts. Th# Inclement weather of the past faw day* haa halted any real training activities, but tha play­ ers are said to be ready for ac­ tion. They are talking of a victo­ ry over Orlando In that city Bunday afternoon, and declare themaelve* confident that they’ll win AT AT AT AT Hnn. Apr *# Thu. SUr ** Hun. Junt II Tht$ July 4 Thu. H »y 4 Bum. Sl*ky 21 Thu. June IS Hurt. July S Thu. Apr. 24 Hnn. May 7 Thu. Juw 1 Hun. Jiin# ft ORLANDO Hun. Apr. 14 Thu lf$r II Hun Mnr St Thu Jun* 2S Thu. Hun. Thu Him. Hun. Thu Hun. Thu. Apr *7 llay II Jii ns 1 Juno II Apr. $1 v*r li Juiw i . Junr 1» W ANT A COCOA Hun Apr 2S Hun. JunV 1 Thu. Jun* 29 Thu Apr. !« Hun. Hoy 7 Thu. Juno 1 Kuo. Jun. II Kan. Thu Thu - DAYTONA Thu. Apr ft Thu. Jun# S Hun. Jun« IS Thu. May « Hun. May II Thu. Jun« II Hun. July 1 Hun Apr. 1* Thu. May It Hun May 11 Thu. Jun* ,t Apr 1* May 11 Jua* II July _• 0f th* local Woodmen or « • World earap, waa elected “ head advisor of th* *Ute lodge at.aconRATES vaation, attended by more than 4(0 ropraunUtivaa from $8 atate camp*, at Ocal* . Monday and ToaeUiy. At the aanu time. E. B. Phillip*, financial secretary of lb* local lodge. *»* « •« •? , " bead auditor for Ih* atate lodge. Mr. Phllllpa declared that the t«iM Btluirw « w -o ^ o r4h*'*eM, »* and moat aueceaaful aver held by Woodman In Florid*. H* roporied that ovary camp announced an InCrvaie |n memberihlp ikilrog th* HAVE TOUR WATCH ropafc by ocm who nelly know. p u t jrftr( ifld thit ih# Sanfonl Irifge, Jeweler, Mag. Avu. A U T O TO • central Tan ns see*. Leave at y o u r eonnnlenee. — He-aaM that the lorel degree team, ‘ captained by J. A, Lana, made a "fin* •hewing” *t the convention, and won aaveval priiae in j that lha reputation of tho DEPENDABLE USED CAR elfua* with the REEL guar.mtro, Reel A Sons, Dealer*. I l l h'yrile Are. » f u i e r w i r r o r r i o n i n * . iv 1(1**? uliitr*»V t>. r> w rt.n onv, NKmaur’i vothr or iir a r iv o A u-tllloa . for dtscbAtAe of. Us nhn»- named ha.kniat h.Tl.k he-n herelufore filed herein, ami the earn, havlaa been referred lo Ihe uadrrtlened neferee for the perpus. of conduellnu a hearlne there­ on: You will please lake nollre that Mid hesrle* will he hsd In Ihe olllre of the underelanet. Ileferse at Orlendo, Florida, la said dlslrlrl. at !• •• In Ih# forennon nn Ihe lllh •lev of Mar. A. D. IflJ. and that All known credllora and olhvr paranna In intnrrei mar appear al Mid lima and place nad shoer rauae. If nnv Iher have, why Ihe prayer of anld pel IIloner ehantd nnl ba aranlDated al Orlando, Florida, tkla lllh day of April. 'A. I>. I»H WILUAM S. K U J K Haferae f»r*. In Panksutey. Pankretey. v o T ir n t o rn u iH T o n s—l. a w e lata—AIIWIVISTMATOH W I T H W IIJ, AUVKXMU. iv t h r c o t r t o r t h r r o t 'v r y JIIIU R. eRRIVOLN, COl'VTY, •TATR OF KLONIIIA. STOPS WANTEDi Full eg part-time inl u r t n c i eelMtor. Attentive for’ 'tpyittag, Mutual -proposition fire, auto and thronada taaa ranee Including laduetrlal Jlaa. State qualifications la -f$lL,',Aldroaa 1014 Realty Board BUff^Miiml. ; ,i.. There teems to be no safer way te cad a headache—and (hare certainly la no tqf ir way—ihsn two labiate a) Beyer Aspirin. FOR SALE) E You’ve beard doctors say Bayer Be per doeem. Aspirin la mfe. II you’ve tried It, yea know It'e <fltdim . You could lake mile* out EeH. these tablets c w y day in tha ytal without toy ID enact*. And every time you taka them, you get the In re |b* Relate of: HURT LIND. Iiseeessd. Stick to Bayer Aspirin. It’s (Me To all Dredllora, Legatee*. Dis­ tribute#*. sail all Parsons having It gate results. Quick relief from I'lajma nr Dsmaada again.I said Ratal*: You. ant hark of you, tr* htrsbr notified and required to 'peasant any rlalma and dsmaada which you, ATTENTION—’ or alihar of you. may hava asalnsi lha aalale of lUteT LINDldaraaaed. lata nf Msmlnolt I'nuhly, Florida, tu th> lion. JAH II BHAHON. Caaniy Ju.lae nf Mamlaol# CeuaUr. At Ms Caaper, I mlW'aMtS JU Glider■■rilrs la Ih* Cotnly Courlhoua* la ville on Sanfprd AY^nae.' Hanford. Usmlnnls ('aunty. Kiarlde, wlihln tarslv* munlba from lha data htrtof. j ' THREE $6 MPH kfcjL’ , boat* llalad April $, A. IV. 1111. • complete, 14 h . lent, $160.00 MHA AIJCE ANDRIUUl.V. Admlnlstrairlt of. lha Itaeach— 18 f t sail l e d cemplata ■*ia-,.( ni'aT Lind , d#- $35.00, David Cooper, BELL BOY 13 TKAT IfflOENCY IXNKT ^ MS 8CCN TWW1ID GIT MLMNRtf KRMISSlON 10 FIRS ME - VWU, IP Hf DOES. |U MAKI HIM J v W£U, MRSTAll.AS HTKIEM.Y EXPttT FOR NEARLY TWO WEEKS, you SHOULD HAVE discovered BY NOW WHO IS THE MOST INEFHQEMT - COME ON ' Milane Theater ||S a t .A p r ,1 5 t h it ' WOULD j U _ w Heaven THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY W ur OONT VA • K M ) TAK* 4 LOOK AT THIS, l:»j PI U IN THERE AOONEI Tha foHowIng Screen and Stic* 8Urai ind B eule Hay. “Hgp” Farnell and SUtira, Paul Ruasgll. Rollo and BoUo. trol Lin?. Bert Holllntr. A n n Antel/ 1 \ ^ ^ e - e r » -* * .nronr** WASHINGTON. Apr. I2. - 4A*) —Edward B. McLean, former pubIVhetf of th* Weahlngton Poet, ■aid In a petition filed Monday In th* District of Columbia su­ preme court that h* wa« "desti­ tute” and aikad that h* be glvan fand* from hi* father'* rotate to that H* might make a caah offer for th* newapaper. He eaked th* court through hit attorney, Georg* B. Frafl.r, to compel th* American Security A Trust Company, a cO-truetee of thd-eaUt*, to gW* him $933,784 CENTRAL FLORIDA BASEBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE CLUB • Caah paid fee at The Herald ■ McLean Is Seeking Court Action For Portion O f Estate rrv • Try Hanett*# In towm. 11$ W ■ TaeeOar. See. It. IMBi aanroitu-oviKDo aeetion *( riorMa: Warm. rains* eurln* aftrraoon Haallano Itehl amna* af wtalhar. Ileht wire , iMBlfF-. OeIII ftAI maad alow, market dull. carload* III SIS r. a. b. ahlppla* polal, IbaaoO an MS (It Asltvereat aalea ieaa At. Ltranapor. lit *4M latloa rbaruaa) I*' lorh rralea lain in ■•IsMually washed, moelly f a ir quality, eoma uenerally geek gaal• - 1;a«.iar. mootly 1*e. in SIN nv, ouoly d»m»«ed_ tee to IM «re> •» iro^zl; IToTm**, $2707;. Indian MtLean, also la a co-truita* of eelenr Darnege to etber ero*e etaJJ ^ nZnde River. $1292; Jsckion, 65497; lha rotate, bat tho trust company "“imAniMrrCMf. Florida! (MsnaJefferson, $2500. btetrlrlk Wo rm. ha* Instituted proceedings leak­ tes.Harosota reined tale atteraoon. Il*allnf« I-afiyrUe, $M00; Lake, $4236) li.hl; demand elow, market Salt. Lee. $2524; Leon, $1686) Levy, ing to oust him. few Bale* roaavled l» quote. Refuasl of tha trust company To<e PlllUkmtI.rillA: Ihilt It do$2234; Liberty, $744; Madleon, to 'pay him any money last year, areee. relnin* I r i l arrive*! 11 i n ll» SM $2426; Man*!**; $3813; Marlon, the petition sakL had “graatly rare on trael*. Kupplleo moderole. in <1 SM $5221; Martin. $7S8; ■I.mend elow. marb.i dull, riortda Monroe, embarrassed him and ha* left him te lerh rrslto. weehe<l and prei n 111 ITT ITS i n &«»% rnnle,.. and lodlvMuallr Waehed Jestltut* and without necetiary SIT MG SIS end preroniwt, t do* mostly ! T5, funds for medical attention, food, few hlaher: 4 do. I M-I.Mi 4-te Augustine Saturday, lost the title •71$ MS t t n dua. I lt-J.7*, meetly !.»•. clothing and othor necroaary liv­ after ha reached the finals and NRW YotllC: null nod weak. 4J dearsee. ralnlna *« rave arrlyed: I met Charles Batson, 126 pounder ing eipanaos.** MeLean, who now la in Mon­ (■•nr. JJ Kl* unlooded! J» re re on Clyde Hamage Loses from Tampa. I rar diverted. Huepllea felr treal, also clalmstl ha waa en­ •lyrnrk demand elow, market To Tampa Battler Batson, who won In 1931 but titled to $400,000 deducted from dullliberal, awl weak. Florida I* Inek waa deposed last year, won the hi* Income to make payment on rrelee. rrelr waehed and Individ­ Clyde Hamage, Jr., IS-year old featherweight rhamplonshlp on a th* new building houiing the ually wnehed and gfernoled. 1-1 Lab. Monroe youth who sought decision from IIa mar*. Batson la i Cincinnati Inquirer, another paper th* featherweight ehamplonnhlp reported a* having tom* back owned ty the astat*. l e g a l n o t ic e of the Atlantic Seaboard A. A. U. strong In the last round to earn 'A hearing on th* petition waa at tha annual tournament In St. thr verdict. ■at for Apr. 21. iv t n n n i s n i r r r o r a v o r THR r .VITRO STOAT** SOrTlI- ^l« 71$ vai.nrx iirvTNi. l«l lit J»»hn Wmm p Ml w W. If n«rh UT III II Wsrnsr MO Ml r. h vu»4i»r — u s 111 Total. , 7»> 717 Totals SAN FO R D Beaah, war* named as regular league umpires after a secret bal­ lot had bean taken, whlla II. R. Lalng of Btnford, and E. C. LataJpt; ef.EuaUa, war* named alter- »IMt | N— a, It 642. OkU'soaa, WTMs Okeechobee, WIH; Orange, $7244; Oeceele, 11436; Palm Bewib. 14540; Pm »». $1927; Ptaellma, la 10)1; Polk. | I U » : l atnam. W77U. St. John*, W ill; SL Lode, 11413; Santa Rose, $2831; » •» * *oia, $1464; Seminole, Sumter, $2104; guwarte*. Taylor, $1906; Union. $101$; Veluala, $4974; Wakulla. $1193; WaL ton, $$406; Weahlngton, $2110. Pubhc Schools In State To Rec*fo| Quarter M illion Nights; 8Je, fl.U) Matin** 66c and 7ie (All Pri'ro include Tax) Mail drdera Now. Bob Qfflee Sale New 0 *. . V \ri&iow ; �\ Ai0i.i3iTvl Profetflprii U T l* Go^ewnwnt In Anglo-Saxon times the supreme council of the English nation was the Wltan o r “council of wise men” . Its members were composed usually of the king, the b(ahops. the aldermen, and the king's dependents, sit auppoMd to be the brains of the country, a it ware. Quite different In the form of Its conception blit simi­ lar In the basic principle of the term. President Rodsavelt’s "professorial cabinet" might be called the "brains, behind the administration. RooaereH’s policy of consulting professors can be traced back to the political campaign when one of his prominent advisers was Professor Raymond Moiey, of Columbia University. election the President has continued hie. faith In college Wesson and has named five of them to apbln their mora or less Inconspicuous positions ---, _ j expected to furnish the mental stimuli for the government, and they w ill 'bo given the opportunity to ttlng hundreds p u l their theories into practice Instead of sitting of raflea away from the Capital and telling how the govern­ ment ought to be run. Latest addition to the "brain trust" Is Dr. William I, Myers of Cornell Uhlversity who has been made assistant to the chairman of the Federal Farm Board. Dr. Moiey has already assumed his duties as assistant secretary of state and around him has sprung up a whole group of professoradvisers. They include Dr. Rexford Tugwell, professor of C U V * VISITS HOBACB economics at Columbia University, who has been made WALPOLB assistant secretary of agriculture; Dr. Adolf A. Berlc, Jr., Columbia University 'financial authority, who is giving sdimea ftowi dusky and the ,vica.fm-lh a ■rallrnad-wdtusilaiH.Dmi4i.»*Pa»ite»v-Wllllst.p r» fessor of banking at Columbia University, who helped draft the Federal Reserve Act of 1019 and has recently been help­ ing with banking laws; and Dr. Herman Oliphnnt, professor of law at Johns Hopkins University, who has beejj named general counsel of the Federal Farm Board. Tho extensive use of college professors in governmental administration la Is something unique In in our history. -----From the accomplishments already attained by the administra­ tion It appears that Roosevelt’s Idea was a good one. and If their success persists It may In a large way help disprove the rather prevalent. If erroneous, belief that college pro­ fessors are Impractical men and only good for proiwiimllng theories. D«elf sad scandal* aerve in make Democratic Trend Continues lham aport. The darkened portrait* lift their Evidence that the Democratic trend in politics Is not brews to u * Wit sad dacorum aarved with cup* waning was given by the result of the municipal election in St. Louis, where for the first time in 24 years s Demo­ of U s . The whit* s dragon, grinning from cratic mayor was elected after a campaign which brought Cathay, out 77.2 per cent of the regiatered voters, a larger percent- Prop* up tha tedious work* of [age and greater numerical strength than ever before re­ „___Tbornsa Orsy. | corded. Tha Democrats, in .addition, elected all. 14 candiTha gantfaa 'fUAw aa tha fir* 1 0 1 # * * in lh* long —By Beulah May. A Houaton, Taaaa, man killad hlmialf because ha couldn't pay, lib ream tin t. Woddq't It ba u rkttbl* if our big dalinquant taxplf/rart akcold feel that way about ftT ' —K . Petenburg Independent. ‘ aavlwiv ^ V8^ , V.eT^ ^ ltL** —h—• the two Hanford precincts be<*um o f faulty marking la yes­ terday's alrction, sed thla In spit* of th* fact that every possible tng alllaetia hew tq vet*. All they had to do was writ* In tb* nam* of their candlelit* and place "X" before It. Ninety of them couldn't d» thl* correctly. And yet we’ll wager that soy an# of these nine­ ty could tall President Roosevelt Rgw .to run th* country. wh*ch may fie read a certain measure or cordial approval of the course of the administration. “For the tim e.Jn a t|uort«r of a century this atron* Republican city elected a Democratic mayor, giving grave problems with which the nation Is confronted helped The Democratic cause. Though It in never easy to deter­ mine to what extent national Issues enter Into such contests, there wan convincing evidence that they did have certain weight in the St. Louis election.” The St. Louis Post-Dispatch In Its judgment of the outcome believes; “Yesterday's vote showed that the great tidal wave of lost November, which carried Mr. Roosevelt Into the White House anti upset such traditional office holdera as Senators Smoot, Moses and Wataon, haa not spent Itself. The Democrats are everywhere in the sadtjla. In 8t. Louis, to which they restored beer, they are Invincible. ^ “We think the significance of the election Is clear. For St. Louis, normally a Republican city, to elect a Demo­ cratic mayor la a symptom of the troubled times through which we are passing. • • • • The people want a change. They want new leaders. Insofar aa they can get them a t tho ballot box, they have dono so. It Is up to tho new leaden not tn disappoint tho great expectations that havu l,.„ „ SEES BLE IN PRESEP D e s c rib e s D e p re ss* ^ A i G reat Fo* All Of Man think no higher thsn this**, he Mid, with an expretrive arnlure scroti hit middle. “We hire nur brain* in our alomarh*. le t u i get eur b n ln . bnck to our heed* and do LUUe Claude Rekaos, the five FOOT CLINIC oap. VMt M etre Bill To Ask Survey Of Fruit Fly Drive Losses In F lo rid a .to elaborate public a*- N. Robson, 10, palate to tha renaou- was unforiunata s i State appropriation* •sough to fal| from tho carrlsgs puty .prevtgt M gjt.Yutk while out driving Sunday with hi* at the humiliation of go- Mother and, * U run over by one of th* whgel*. No serious Injury P f f D M R X m restyled *»v* s few had bruit#*. > of M eral dale* being Mr*. Prfd D*lg*r, of D*4* City, sg, kstfe&a) economy arrived Sunday after visiting her Jacltaonvlll* and was the guegt of her stater, Mrs. N. H. Carnet and family, leaving Mon­ day, toe her.heme, accompanied by Mr*, uanwr who will upend the noa* two weeks tn bade City. Me. and Mn. Reg Byrne* hare tokmt the Langley hau** on Macn*Ua Awtnu*. having morod in last week. ^ For tha third time In his rotgn jMslligtaph N*. 11 rise.. M4 * Cofawa pactahU ....— IMS Uatoewaod portahto-tB.. XLM Royal l»—oew shift—.M M Uaderwaod 0-A-L ----- - 4U0 a a n ssa Ugdagwstd Srvary late.... Tl^% Trad# your old rnulproent «B tk m * Ww hara U r G *s L S tu a rt C o. , M Flees WASHINGTON, Apr. IIL-A Joint bill will be Introduced in the House nf Representative* in the course of the next few eliya (ail­ ing for an accurate survey by the federal gnvrrr.nient as to damage caused to Florida citfua growers. The measure ia upon to red by Repreirnlative* J. Mark Wilcox, J. H. Peterson and W. J. Seats, all of Florida. Commenting on the eontem ficev, make* It possible for risk plalcil legielatlon. Representative lor* to krow in aibranrr almost Wilcox stated that considerable tho i-xnct ro.t of their trip to Chicago and return. The low the -tntion to hi.tel ami return, cost of sightseeing tour nf Chi­ cago, and admission tn the Expositicn can he figured to the penny, leaving only meals and In­ cidental expenses to be added. Martin’s Garage W. 1st ST. Specialising in truck service, Wo work whlls you sleep—day or n ig h t Have Tour , D U l m ud How i n Reduced p r i c e os angle vision and Kryptok lane*. Alas an shall sad modern gold tilled frames. D r. H e n ry M cL autin, J r . THEY’LL CUT LIKE NEW Surgical tools; all kinds of sclaaora and knlvaa; pruning tool* of all kind*, itc; Ex­ pert saw filing. LAWN MOWERS Repaired and Sharpened . A lso F o r Sole Have your work done by n real mechanic. Cash paid for dean cotton at The Herald office. J. W. SHADOIN •10 Elm Luckies P O S T O F F IC E LUNCH o m u t sw aw P’ tfut&V v*v*w#: t. Christian. 1 think the depression lias n favorable side. "1*1 each Imhvld.’al who pro. feosrw Christianity work fervent, ly to brrak down the barriers be­ tween man and man, destroy r'sss, merge the rich with the poor. I are a lul of riih people, and as a c la n they are not happy. The dcprvsslan is a greater levrler, aril if Christian people will do tlielr part we will com* out of the depression with a blessing. The Hiblc is the best text book.” I>r. Kelly stopped, ami smiled. "1 am 75 years old, hut 1 hare |)r. Kelly i* the author nf Ml hern happier this last year thsn any other year of my life because mtrniiv work* on medicine incht'lI nave been able to gel c tuner to I.. “A S’Hetitlflr Msn and the Bit. < , "Hirtlonary of Am*r'-a> my fellow man”, lie sad. "We have teen a wicked nation, Me <n«l ttiognphirs' anil Son *clS gambling nation, excusing nur rnntT nrirlt lie bj< bc"-l llv n n lh l with the rate tracks. I read the other day that we epend ten billion dollars Order of lcii;r>lil, llrlgium; Otdri » year for pleasure, mom for cos. of the Cron* of Mercy, Serbia, metlrs, tobaccos, many other and Cro«* nf Charity of the king­ things, - And - y et-w e- rail - to- trod dom of the Hath*. Croats no.I Slov rn»*. B o Idea bring active in In our distress. "Would He not be jjutifird In saylnr, 'My child, you s>xrrcise self control; help yourself, then come to Me fer help.' 'Rut I am preathini 'Whet splendid work our Pre*l- . . . . . . . . . .......... .. dent I* «lI dog. I did not vole lor] dinner ia*"t"night'ty h r him; I am one tho«e he won slncel he became our leader, and I am Street. pround of him. I thought while I listened to him on the radio, that, man I* talking to million* of Facilities Will Moke people. The Henate, and *l*° the Travel To Fair Easy Hewee. •nmeiime* neerl a k w w linl. They will listen to President C. E. Adam* nf the Atlantic Roosevelt, who found a way to Coast Line announces t h a t get under the skin* of millions through Vb* facilities nf American of the rommnn people. Express Travel Hcrvl.e, visitor* "In my own profession we are making progrrs*; ws are wotklng, not saying much. You hear about curea for rancer. We have agen­ cies which are able to do much, If they get their ease* early enough. We are curing thousands who could not have been cured year* ago. "But rew cure* have to have year* of texting, and th* chancel are against any one 'cure'. With a'l of them we will make prog­ ress." * iir. Kelly |. on his annual visit U, Florid). In this stale he Is al­ ways a natural!)!, he *aid. There la no other *t*.e Ilka II. To the aatronumar there sis , now itara. Th* bulanlst will find Is thla state aka* 4.1 percent of a ’l th* Usd* of ttrvx in th* United State*, and many found her* alone, Florl.U’s bird Ilf* I* mwt InUreatlnt; ao la th* animal life,.he said. "Many great botanists far 100 years bark have spent part of their lives in Ftorlda, and 1 hap* we will be able to *tlabUah a nat­ ural park In that g r n t territory beyond Okeechobee", h* said. "Ueatllful binit are being killed Short Orders Regular Jfeata 30c usually year old son of Dr. and Mm. J. Boaioning -Foot Trouble I We tsks cars •( sD Foot IDs. II yean Is Orlande. T h e fin e st to b a cco s grow n—th a t’s w h ere Luckies get that distinc­ tiv e C haracter. A n d every L ucky is deli-. clously m ellow -m ild Ir. i h i M , * ' SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO ■moseUry ■AND. COMING. HOME. »ome •erleu* thinking. "Wt bate for one thing the depression, with nil its (UfTeriag, lie malnutrition and tuberriloel* in ■ nation of food In abundance. We here In the depr»«alon a great opportunity, and what sn challenge * ai •• BttTc’a Place Uaa Mwvptper, Hsrtsfi** C sfs.ll* W’. F h s t^ -i IT—Or. Howard TAMPA. Apr. IT Atwood Kelly. of John* Hopkins Hospital, noted doctor and stsdsat, tilkad of many things in Tampa yesterday, but not of boor. Ha *aid ilo » m ilck of boor, not boor It. solf, but all tho whoopr* about ecause1It's toasted Phone 71S-W �vm'M AY, A P R IL 14, 1444 m m »- . 1 5?“"T <* T " AT MELANE TONIGHT AND FRIDAY F or S p rih g F estiv * ! r *i Offie. lit rponals A rc A rra n g e d •tor Sunrise Service Social Calendat 1 , * '' this counly U moot spprwclaled. I Kiparially da I *ri*h t« thank % 1 good people of my homo ta irv OvieiVi, where I received a n e tt , fiattarin* and surprtslag I T V official count: 1 Plane wwrW diacu***,| and tommitt*** appointed for a Spring faaUeal ta be given on Friitay, Apt. 21, by the South Side Pri f t r t y ' t t ’^ F a r » ' *e*fal meatlag of tha heard of the South Side P.-T. A. held yesterday morning in tha office of Mr*. Stella P. Ar­ lington a t the school. Th* following women will have charge a f various committees: Mrs! Charles L. Park, general chairman! Mr*. William S. Brumley. Hckats: Mr*: C. E. Gormtay, chieken auppar; Mr*. W. C. Hatch­ er, publicity: Mr*. B. L. Perkins, randy; Mr*. J . E. Wsthcn, decora-lions; . Mr*. G. O. Danner, rnld drink*, ar*l Mr*. R. G. Fog, Ire rreani. At tha monthly moating of the (4 Its La rtinf.trtl S'.* 1 « 11 n I«itIt«* UnnrtM* THURSDAY aiecutlra ' committee of tha City 1 4 1 Vn .| 41 (!ifl s Vnlati held on Tnaaday arepiog A rstttii A basin*** an>| 'octal meeting *• , ii IV.! llvlrdtt nt the FI rat Methodist Church the of tha Alalhean Cbt*. of 'be First J9 1 \l (iffltt'TI '«tl. GlOtoi total X ' new banner to ha awarded to tha Baptist Church will ha Mid nt |$ 1 4 l 1 J; A ' It | | | lif t t C l ' A8UII HAS TNI V 1 $• rU i Jiihri^Utt onranltaUon kartag tho moat vlri- 8:00 aW «h at the ehqrrft annjs non or auui . J IS ii ladlfSKW tlinl Thelma Taw ha* arrived lom present at the General Aei; IS 1 Idili# >lnry Mr*. E. H. Roekay. Mr*. J. B from Uta florido, SUM Collage Colt % for MinNy waa presented and roted with ij • !l All.imonir J * >1 Fields, Mr*. R. T. Warren, and 4 s $ K*i>f**( *’lfy W o » n a t T allikapee to M be adoptetd. l?91$w i IS ‘ : Mr*. H, D. Smith as beatanes. HJayU PM W O A H U l^ tha Easter holiday* ,*w|th har S ui t-'i 1 § « « * * • ■ till During the meeting report! r u n hit FRIDAY. parent*. ■ f Ml SM i«l --t t n MUMNTIA Tnlslll heard from varioua commit* Rehearsal for tha cast of tha Ss*<: *1•» Mina franca* Wilton and Mitt tee* on work done far tha Sunriee tournament play of tha Sanford r :.:A i B attf tjfotarm hter arrived latt Serrtce to taka place Barter Little Theater will taka place at ■ B B A E ‘;9 night from fallahatta* to .p-n I wytrnlng at tho municipal pier. 8:00 o'clock at the Woman’s Club. Tha Junior High Hahool P.-tL Row tho Easter holiday. her* with Special muale ha* bean arranged Sunday by. the music committee and It A. will mrct at 3:30 o'clock In tha thalr parant*. O m Meets wb» announced that tha Central Khool auditorium. Regular meeting of Seminal* FHonda har# of Jack Gatica, Florid* Christian Endeavor Union Th# regular meeting of the Ron ton af Mm. Linda Cetien, of I* planning to attend tha aervlee Rebekah Lodge Number FortrMarlcr Sunday School Class nf the Ihrre will he held at 1:00 o'clock. in a body and bring with them a.i Lakeland, formerly of thin city, First Christian Church was held SATURDAY. will be Interacted to learn that he apenker far the aervire, the Rev. wt a (radiated from Lakeland A. R. Batchelor, a young man , The Beginner* Department of on Monday awning at the hnniHigh School today. , who for the pa«t 10 year* has been the Prrsbytdrian Sunday School of Mis* Mary Finnell, We*t Six­ people*! will hare an Easter eg* hunt at teenth Street. At the rnnchision * '— — ' connected with young _ r* IhJiAtui■m a r RttRfn T*mw,"Kr Htfrtd-vrotv v-iiinii—tisd k — . s n - n k i g i. aha r t . . bu nineaa*-seas ion -re­ M‘W »t*w i m f whn*hf*t he 'HMt *#•*!•»!*«■W*rt*a, k SMI nrITT *to«4, a itutfcnt at th* Florida present tint# Is the Presbyterian to mrct at the Beginners Depart­ freshments wJre served by th* m ent host***, assisted by her mother. Skrl h of the principal characters in rh. Kin* nti<in slarrln* A rli's at ill.- Miliitie SUM Callage far Woman, la student pastor at Gainesville. The Mr*. Eupha Finnell, cpending Ike E ailcr holiday. here program tonight ami Friday. committee announced MONDAY. Thoae present were: Mrs. Euph* aa lbo (M at of Ml** Dorothy that arrangements hare been Mr*. S. I). Highleyman and for Easter llalg«a, Magnolia Arana*. mailt to have the service* In tho Mrs. Lyman Bultolph will t* • HgjP public statement* of congratula­ hostesses at "ladles dpy” at the Eunice Horton, Mii. Grace Cordell.' Mrs. Pace Entertains City Hall In case of rain All rrntly for the Eauttr tion to Mr. Enlxnimtrer In hi* Hanford Country Ctah. Im I ^tT Mkhoncy. SUa. Hit rod# nnd who would The prayer hand of the Frtaby- Knight ConaUma Afclaeh. Md Hi.* >JIknow it for the terisn AitxlIJnry will meet at 3:00 Hhlpp, Mildred Knight, Mary Alice Complimenting the members of Mr. Dupree nl-o said "I wnnt Piano Pupil* Listen Ilan Malach are here f.<om St sam e null. oelorh nt the rhurrh and will be Xhlp|i, Hattie Losslng, and Mary In thank my friend* who <uppiiTtJoaeph’s Academy at St. Augm _T o Talk U^on Bath followed by the Inspirational the Boult taiyers Club. Mrs. MatFlnnall. i-d me yestenluy nl the poll*. I • tins to spend the B aiter holtdayr l*« ~U.~Paee-eHterlatrit-d -wrth -n meeting at 3!30;u‘#Meh. shall always feel u-ry grateful with their famllle*. luncheon yesterday afternoon nt . 'Contlo—d Horn Pag.* Onel A talk was given on the life Circle Number One of ilw First 7 0 / lloll)hurst on Park Avenue. Im­ thrown nut were Iho-e without the until them anil especially to lho«r and works of llach at a meeting Baptist Chiirrh w ill'mrct nt .’t:;ii> Gene Austin Musical nt my former home town, laikr ,3 i.f PI vrtr* in Ills Home precinct mediately after the arrival of the MEN’S SUITS Mr. and Mr*. T. If. Eckmon of the piano pupils of Mis* Caro­ o’floek with Mrs. It. 1, Glenn, npj Shaw Will Be Unique guests luncheon was served in "X" moi |i Is-fore the name. Some Mary". npnnrtl and P m o ed \ are planning to laave Saturday lyn Collier held on Wednesday East Fourth Htreet. Mr. Williams expit**set! him elf j oursi-s from n long table over­ ballots wer(. thrown mil hemu-e •^TIlP IfMlHilff W ll" * Ulrele Number Two of the First fbr their hoepp., a t Hackensack, fternoon at 4:00 o’rlork nt Miss os wanting to le mu* of the first the Initials were incorrvel sir be. laid with n linen el"*h ami cen­ "Broadway Rhapsody", thr ?” 3.‘ » faw weeks loDlar's studln, 11 ID .Magnnlin Baptist Church will meet at .1:30 Variety Guild to eringratulalo Mr. Entatuinger. Mnsiral Show, tered with s iHiinpiet of led cause ii voter wrote tt "Charlie SEMINOLE here w!th iliefr. w n and daughter- Avenue. Miss Uils Meriwether o'clock with Mrs. limner Little, which comes ta the Milano The garden Gowers. I’tnee cards Imre PnUinlngvr" when he shouhl hare He maile n fine race nf It. To nil ta-Iaw, Mr. in d k f n . C. If. ta k er won the price in n contest r<m- West First Street, f illy frieitil* who Were *o kind written it "C. W. Entinilnger." DRY C L E A N S *on. San Lanta. ducted after the talk on [tech. Circle Number Three of the ater her* Saturday night, will Easter designs. Mr. Amlerson wart among the as in vote for me, let me *ay that I'non* Ml At the Conclusion of luncheon During the business session the First Baptist Churrh wilt meet at offer something new in enter the expression of rnnfidonep in IV# boil* I'omtwilann talnment for the thratrr-golng very fii*t In rongralulale Mr. members spent the afternoon dis­ following officer* were elected: 1:30 o'clock with Mrs. J. H. Bor­ public. cussing new books. Those present EnUtningrr upon hl» victory. my ability In serve the people nf Hary Wiggins, president; Nell land West First Street. The Variety Guild wa* orwet*: Mrs. Frank l„ Wosslruff, When it wns uppnretit that he Stawart, rlca-preddent; and Hart­ Circle Number Four of the radio and stage stars Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Helen rould not iivrreome the lead in fa­ ford Fish, secretary and tress- First Baptist Church will meet at famed headed by the internationally T. Morse, Mr*. Henry Mctaugh- vor of Mr. Knttmlhger before the — o'clock with Mrs: A. J. Pe­ hem.-------------- ---------------knnwn Gene Austin, American lin, Mrs.' Herman J. T-rhluanVMrs? rditltr wnrvnmjitetr, Mr:-Anderson Refreshments were served at terson, West First Street. tenor, whoso recordings have J. f . Ileiinrlt, and Mr*. Mattie telephoned his leading oP|H.neul lin g lha tea hour by Miss Collier, as­ Circle Number Five of th* First as follows: sisted by Miss Dorothy Mitchell. Baptist Church wil| meet at 3:30 found their way into home* all « . Pn- i. tiday "Ilrllo Untie Charlie", he said | Members of tha club are: Mary o'clock with Mrs. T. A. Brother- over the world. Graduation Th# Variety Guild was org­ "This is Frank Kay Anderson! Wiggins, Atm Wiggins, Lois Me’rl- son, 2200 Palmetto Avenue. A jip lv ^ w r y anised but recently with the Idea Miss Charlotte Nix speaking and wanting to Iw the jular Pricea wether, Charlotte glsh, Hanford Circle Number Hi* of tha First of bringing back In the people lltst in rongralulate you upon I Fi*h, Alda Walmndght, Mary Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 high class musical comvry enter­ Wins College Honor your eleetlnn as our repm enia - 1 MeRory, Ethel Root, Gertruda o’clock with Mr*. Ivy Owen*. 404 tainment, ridding the shows of all live. I don't know what you did to! Hunter, Alice Hunter, Herbert Word ha, heeli received here by Palmetto Avenue. The Jeweler vulgarity whiih has degraded put it aver, but it was a fine job( Moreland, Sherwood Jarribaon, Circle Number Seven of tho the musical comedy into bur­ Mr. ami Mrs, s. J. Nix that their and I wish you every success. By M2 3. Park Ave, Mary Orovenatein. Nell Stewart, First Baptist Church will meal at lesque in the pa.t few yaara. daughter, Mis* fharlntle Nix, who the way, I'll have Grnrge Mr. and Dorothy Mitchell. 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. Francis E. There are 100 member* nf the la • student a t tho University of Rrnry trunk up his airplane nml t t_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Georgia at Athens. Go., has l«-en Boll, 1101 Park Avanue. Variety Gullit all of whom hava route mil to gel you lomorrmv gained national recognition oq appointed hiisinra* manager of murmug so that h* ran take you TUESDAY. Philatfeea. Class Of lha Red and Dlark fr the College Regular bridge parly nf the both stage and radio. The Guild l„ Tallahassee tight away, tim'd Education hy Compton It. Bn Church tfas Meeting Serial Department of the Wom­ Is gradually building up to the of night." ker, Macon, Ga. Miss Nix is n an’* Club will be htdil «l 2:4-1 point where it ran place on the The id in i rnmliilates also made senior In education u! the Univer­ road numrrnus unit, which will o'clock *1 the cluh house with Mrs. Th<t Phllatbea Class of the First Baptlst Church held Its monthly Endor Curlett uml Mrs. J. M. be lie*I led by some "lagr and sity nf Georgia nn,| is n transfer student this year from Shorter: nioetlng on Tuesday evening at Quirk a* hostesses. Reservations radio figure of gient renown. College, Rome, (in. She is ii mem-1 Kdgewond tha home of Mias Doris Hopkins, may be made with Mr«. H. D. f) b erof.lhe Alpha |ts-lln |'i sorority | Ii Floral Heights, with Miss Lillie Highleyman. j and of the ftigmn Knppn Nu. »oMi«a Reitz Winner Of Borland presiding. Following the Flower Shop . “ MYWIfC f the College of Eilura- i I devotional a short business meetPopularity Contest [) l *Jr," h" Junior High School G IV E t ME F IT S ’* big was conducted when plans Hu.s i-h, glntlii Ii. |n» t l i ' i l were made for the next mreting P.-T.A. Holds Meeting Mlsa Frances Haiti, daughter nt MU’ licit* holds tin- misitiim of K nsti-r lilt'.*, f nil n nii'f “CAJt that woman of min* to be held at the church with Mr. ami Mr*. tV. II. Rriti, of this president nf her tin**. hick andarahms— tnd howl N a s o i 'l m e ii 1 n f o th e r mothers of member* as honor You may think you ran’t afford u new qre** clii* year, HanI ! Uodefahirta It dabaa’t Reports were read by Mr*. J. J. rity, who is • (ophnmora at Htmtguests. ct hqvy much t»ol one bulk nt our wide nsMirlment or Easier drvasea G. D. Hi.hop is ill at his bmiie Mower#, (‘ni'sjigi"*. Catrs, treasurer, Mr*. Genrgr C. foul College in Danville, Vi., was At the conclusion of the meet­ Ilabe, welfare rhairmsn. and Mr*. rlecteil the prettiest and must on Magnolin Avenue. ‘5«7 will rhouge ymir mliul. Wo have Just the thing fur you. ing the guests were Invited to Bertha Earle, lunchroom manager, popular girl In the annua) popu­ (’ail Mr*. ('■ .1. Kumpii Ii.. come in nml look over mir new drr**«*. the lawn whet* a wiener mast a t the regular meeting of the larity enntrst lerently held at thr HarirH's n ew cafe, serving Truth ami .MiiKlttilia A* a special indii rment we me offering our linen and was enjoyed. Auvng those pres­ Junior High School P.-T. A. held ndlrge. In uildilinn to that honor meal* at 2.V. IJU W. First. Adv. rotten lace* for spcclalor .port* n t’n *|H.'cjal price. ent were: Mrs. Hnpkls, Mrs. John on Tuesday afternoon In the school QM J a t, w * i D. Ahrnham*. end the Misses to m atb ln c aWe.' H A M It navar auditorium with Mr*. W. II. SlewPauline Bellamy, Ilasel Tew. c h ea ts do t h ! TM gth. W h en I Mary Manning, l-miise Heard, art presiding. g e t m y i h l r t .tucked In—It The program for the afternoon Blanche Cunningham, Katherine I l ly r i a .* N e w * d f th a t bunch. Ing a round, tlm w aist 'f o r me. Kelly, Nadine Anlley. I.illl# Bor­ included ii piano solo by Mrs. YA^cif-^SrwtTltieM me land, Doris Hopkins, Jeanette George R. Met’all and a cello so­ Borland, J|ial* Slnndenmire, and lo by Miss Mildred Nix. The a t­ It’s Easter Buying: Tiipe Now nnd the Thrifty Buyer Wi l l tendance prise for the day nil ■ Ruth Uorland. awarded —to .Section Two. (Rod • ct Cburchwell’s Store for the BcnI in Style, Quality and Helmet Mr. and Mr*- H. T. Thrasher are Eight. Room th. taught by Mi.-1 Price Cor their Easter Outfit. spending a short time at Coronado Ann Banner. Atwot ,'d> members were in nltendancr. Beach. SPICandSPAN ENTZMINGER IS Booki ov* " Club VICTORIOUS IN ELECTION RACE W ill You Be "A ll Dressed Up Easter Morning Too? C H U R C H W E L L 'S LACE SPORT $ 1 1 .7 5 A nd To-Night Friday PANTS D R E SSE S Men's White Twill Wash I’aal* ladlr*' Silk Die**** It will be easy lu make jour srltrilun Irum „ur stock—Hire* II ta 20 and 3H to .*0. I’rired fur fCaalrr $ 1 .0 9 Footwear •<$198 '^ r n e / ^ r W'lly/ i, * tUn .* " ta |L JL# * m/p ofc »* ^ Mena 41.DO All U alh ar Hlark Oxfarda. R a te r Prtr# $£45 $545 HOSE (.aitirit' Full Underwear Men'* Athletic Hhirta *r •M ria Friday and Hata n t i ; —each «pe SILK ON - ------- Footwear Maa'a 11.00 hhlria. White. Tap. Grcaa. HATS _ Easier Hal* Largo at.mrtairnl to select from, $ |9 0 >. ■■*.1. . ■ si G 5 --— W lach All. Milk Flat Crr^e PtMcl Shad#*—Yard S t r a p i* r.adi« • I I H I’aaip*. ftpaclal Price a little g i r l w ithout We uiuy odd that if you are planning In give a -lillJ no Fn-ler gift you can't nil** seeing our sterling sllvar i-rnreiet*, nerklarc nnd hrarrlut eetJ, umt -mall strinyii Of leail*. Just ih* thing! And only * w t1 -dr, v»V $195 $ 2,95 • *• _ fur » n now frock. We have *u.*h dar­ ling ones of huivl-entbrniderrd linn:*, t.utirte, i rgundy, crepe do rhino, ami 'lotted Swis*. Trimmed with cute rollure of organdy, ami lu r, and having -ruffle* and I'leut*. At the unuxually low prlr* of Ladle-' While Limit lltfurd* •r Strap Mllppei*. Medium Heel, . $ 1 * 4 w5-»» - ■ ’•!~”7" %■* E asier Footw ear „ r■rt », ~- ’ Thi You know. Easter wouldn't b*1 Pa*hi tlldl 'Nil* lit * r 4 9 / _____ $ 2 .7 9 — What About Little Tots ? - s.- w »*l» SOCKS Anklet Suck* Solid paler* with Fancy Top* 9 / Y O W PIJONK 12.1 E L L SANFORD C O . E. l i t ST. , 4j ■i » 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. 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 13, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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I ^ A• • #. H «u». -. -*>TX.,X.4. x y < u w n e f l g . « f l t • • . * ri* S l- r ' W7?f ‘ ‘ " Kt * - - 'r ' - = a % .« * ------ --------- ---~ ---------------- -— -■! ' THE WEATHER P M M Fair and slightly raster tonight. Tkoraday fair. H « art AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NE1 Me*bar Anaodated P M i R u th D anes WASHINGTON. Apr. I t — (AV-Pre*ld*ut Hooarralt today nominated Rath Bryan Owen, Florida, to ba adulator to Donmark and Jamoa Curtey, mayor of Bouton, to ba ambaaaador to Poland. NUMBER 14S UU m an s TOLD BY HULL of And BreaksA ll Rules For Visiting Notables In U. S. SEVENTH CENT GAS TAX BILL Existing W arfare In South America J! NEW YORK. Apr. 13.-IA V - for an 1 ur and *° i"lnuU*, Crorfe Bernard Shaw tim e to ~To*ia I am In training for tho 4prt / *' • America’* metropolis foe the firet Urtn.politori opera booee tonight lime yesterday—end Within pn K u g re n e M e y e rR e s ig n s N e w P l a n C a l c u l a t e d hour he had broken all rule* for and i.u) in* rrgarded aa deaf and A d m i n i s t r a t i o n M e a s ie S a y s P la n s | dumb (or thi* moment. My regret. u re T o C e n tra liz e T o H e l p I n d u s t r i e s 1arriving celebrltiea ‘ _and —.1 a|*'t<'gl*a.' . i . *a • ** A b G o v e rn o r O fF e d H ad B een M ade To The akyllite Of lowering atone C o n t r o l O f S c h o o l s c r a l R e s e r v e B o d iy y ;» N o t T o H i n d e r T h e m , An m '.i pricing representative! S tre n g th e n C r a f t anil atael akyacrapera interest*I of the .tramahip company had a n -1 I s I n t r o d u c e d T o d a y Mm ae lltlle he rafuaed to walk a S uccessor S o tig S t a t e s S e c re ta ry A lo n g I t s , G ird e rs faw fact acroaa the ahip to take a ticipateil Shaw*, refusal to be In­ tel vie»t-.l and had prepared a lo-.g , TALLAHASSEE. Apr. I*. iffl WASHINGTON. Apr. 12— i/Ti peek. The formality of being In­ ____ WASHINGTON. Apr. 12. LAKEHURST. Apr. 12. —Amerira'a new tariff policy t> terviewed by newspaper and mag- printed resume of the playwright's _ j h e Senate today completed (A.P.)— Lieutenant-Com­ .legislative artion on the adminlsbe launched during the forthcom­ ailra writers Interest*! him eo opinion. iin this and that. e ^ t i ^ ' ^ i ^ J coa^ mander Edwin Coehrene, aa"I ne'er .aid that; there's noth-. t r#t|0n'« bill to continue the I - c s s T h a n 3 0 P R o b i n s o n D e s c r i b e s ing cent .n atio n s with leading little he branded himself “drat t In it," comment' • moment,** and * n r 1 ,1 ' w». Shaw’s romment* ,rYtn ih ,j^tU-.a^ggllLu.JLaaulwe , ami world atbteamen waa act forth and dumb for the . “»E ■(IIPItTIIT......... w hfft'irvit IT7WMpTMIftlte*IITuTi*T , * bv pasting the llou»e-ap- ' O .n /t d V f ’ln /s lf T n r l n V Roosevelt as a "backward . . I IP h.,1 l...n .vneelaa.ll he him. ........ ......... _ ...I ___I . . . ........ ll.U U W V I U I R t U U d J ly hn.l I c*n evprvtsod by him. yroveil measure and sending It to Ho av*n got out of thv govern­ ■tep” In speech enmmemU n i q u e I n H i s t o r y intended. to destroy no sound in hearing today that In this printed "interview,*’ h.' I the 'Governor for signature tu dustries In thi# country but rather ment-imputed formality uf stand­ At .1:00 o'clock this' ;«flernoon, oratinf Tan^ATUfTfcan Day.. ,plana had bean made to . WASHINGTON, Apr. wa« quoted as saying: make it law. t to rstablish (hem on a more pros­ ing In lln# and submitting tn a three slid unv-hslf hours before T h e President propoged "I find Americans sitraordinarAnother administration hill tn the pods were vchedyled to bo atraafthen the ihlp’e atruc- —In tho r.eareat thing to an a.d perous basis. custom, examination—the itfteers J n In the area In which two fashioned political dabata in the At tha same time, the secretary went to his stateroom and finished ily Interesting, hut they h a m -1 1rent rain* e n r o l of the public rliitid. only A7I persons or loss that American RovcrnmcnU done anything yat to Justify W »ehool system in a stale hoard of than JO yer.ent of lltbse quallfletl, Initiate Individual steps promptly g r the aurrlvor* aald they Benata has been this session, Sen­ of state emphasised anew that re­ their business with hint thfTS. nluratinn was Inlrndured in the ht-d «gsl lalldU In K-kifoid's two This was his sole mrsAge—a interest. aaw* tw o longitudinal (Irdara ator Rotlnaon, Democratic leadar, gardless of whether the reprela "abolish all pnnarrssary and voting piecincts■for ore of 'fo u r artificial barrier* ami” "rt'.trie- " "When the United States t a f . > p• " " hil* • break. On* of the flrd e n wi* yesterday charaeteiltad Prealdant sentstlve sof several nations arc reply to a not* sent to him by a the 'JU ;>»r ent stamplav n Rooaavalt'a record of aecompllthr£jii '.dalrs «eeking the House of to hare been strengthened on In Washington at the same time, group of reported anxiouo for his kies tha-Job Hmritl jrn murb fsn ; lions which now hamper tlm We tlip inti c,^ rettr* n#|iURvnlative;i Belt viealttl by healthy flow nf trade between ; than *c— Kitt^ia. *•*completion of the laat flight, he maift as tha greatest In tha his­ the government propose, to con­ opinion on things In grnvral and alh#r tory of tho ration. communism. If oa put a stop to, H°u*e. the death of Itrpresrntalivv-elect New York In particular: people of th* American repute. The Ornate pa««nl bill, to pri II. s . White. A route, i by what ha danouaetd verse with* them separately. communism in New York yen lies". A picture of the mammoth sa “unfair" criticism ' of tho In the face of reports, of dissat­ “The New York press may re­ would, dl* within a week. Already ' hi* it the sale of tax certificate. Report* from eeunty precinct* turn to lta fireside* and nun* th* Eugene Meyer rvsigned oa gov­ dirigible Akron dropplag through p r#«|d*nt by Senators Long (D. isfaction atnong tho smaller na­ bshy until tomorrow morning, f a ­ you have rnmmnnt.m. Your stair- 1until after the Legislature ad- at that h ojr Indicated that voting ernor of the federal resarvwjournt; to allow monthly installdarkness with ita bow up at an La.) and Robinson (R, Ind.), tho tions at not being Included among r e p t tho enterprising scctldh owned street railway., water. wa* equally an light In the Ixwrd, It waa Irarned today, and (Continueq Cn rage Three) angle ef 35 degrees and hitting Arkansas senator took the floor II Incited to send special‘repre­ which came on boarJ at Havana light and power s)«trm« are all county’* 13 other pre«led* LI* th# President I* looking for hla sentatives, Secretary Hull said he to upho d tho Administration. though when th , final vote ' it vxaniples.” and discussed everything with mo tha' watar with a crash “like successor, fla Informed Rooeevelt Ills speech ditw from the In had not yal had opportunity to ruunled It I. vspactad that a larg P o lic e T o B e g in W a r stepping an a penny bog of dlana Robinson a warm attack on consider the matter ef extending tr peicentagv of those quJUfled he dt.ired to return to private bu,(n*u. -* matches" waa given to tha naval the President for sponsoring the the list of invIUHbns. O n R e c k l e s s D r i v i n g In the county will have vote.t than Tha Senate agricultural cotneconomy bill, amt an assertion court of Inquiry yesterday. He pointed out thxt all coun­ tha per.entag, of votas cast In tha mlttea gave areedy approval td With tha picturesque words of from Lorg that he was “advising** tries would be given ful| oppor­ Score* of complaints against city among Ihosa qualified. Ih# Norris bill t , carry out the a sailor, Moody Erwin, aviation i other than critklxlng" the Chief tunity to join tho discussions persons who hav* been reported Each of the candidate* was seen metal-smith, seconl elaas, told Executive. as driving racklessly up and dowa near th* city poll* djring tha day President's recommendation* for through tholr regular diplomatic Long's remarks, to which Rob­ representatives here. tha story of the flight that east city streets,—running- -over stop contacting prospective volets and development o f- the Tennessee 73 liras. ~4 , ' inson took oxcoptlon, were chiefly,__ sign* and otherwise making tha bringing news from around the valley and the government opera­ directed at Tretldent ' Roosevelt's ^U«lng further Into ISe~malt*r tion of Muael# Shoals. Ufa uf thn local peile.trIan unsafe county. Young women ware at both The 'slender Erwin was ona of forest (onaervalioa bill, which hs of • "new tariff policy 'aimed at Th# alat* department announ-*d have reached memhers of the City pu ling plscei iia.it<ing out carda throe flurvlvora of the disaster in called “a sapling bill, a aapsuck- reviving Intercattooal trade, Hull P r i c e O f C o r n , C o t t l i i S e c r e t a r y P e r k i n s E n ­ fnmmi.slnn anJ Acting Chief of and giving advic* as to th* merits that notes have keen sen t.to the Atlantic off New Jersey n ,*r*a kill." . characterised an antiquated, ob-j nation* having diploma!!* week ago laat Monday night. Ha d o r s e s P r i n e i n l e O f Police C. II. Bhaffer ’ during thr of tha candidate they represented. •Ion* in Washington which ha< “Thera are more people eut of soleta and bewhlskared the con- ■ AHl s or H" i j r h e r I^ n S u p A t the tat# that th* elettoralv followed two of hia superior work than when he waat Into ike tantlan which ha said had been past frw day*., not bean Invited t„ seryl sueclab M e a s u re In S e n a te p a th y W ith W heM t officer*, the others left ailra. White House**, Long said of raised first soma AO years ago , A* a result, Acting Chief Bhaf­ r* it ballot* from 8:00 o'rloek this represent alive* to talk economies' morning until 3:00 o'clock, It la In the witness chair. fer today stated that ha will be­ Roosevelt, “and mars banks ar« that tha result would ba t« flo.il C H I C A G O . Apr. 12 — U V -j WASHINGTON, Apr. I*-—W> nposrsrt that at 8:30 o'clock not with President RooaavaH Inviting Erwin Jobfed Richard E. Daal, dosed." tha country with the products of American wheat farmers fouml: —Federal legislation for a 30-baur gin an Immadlata war agalnat all many more than 1000 vote* will them to exehangg views through boatswain, Jp hr'Jin g af tha break­ The Democratic leader vigorous­ chsap foreign labor to tho d etri­ diplomatic rhannela. motcrlst* who are in Uw habit df their crop value Incrrawd approx-jw aJl in Induxtry appeared eartuln j ba'ing’rureiasa wMla"driving 'ih eh hsva bean east In both plaeincta. ing of lonfHmfyul girder* and ly tlifsifJad the admlnist ration's ment of tha American workman. The sKtl*n fallowed report* oft Clarke in precinct three at the Uw stoop Incline of tha airship handling of tha banking situation (Continued On Pag* Tw*» Ha remarked that persona tak­ f m a t a l y |J^00J)00 yr.tenlay last night a* an pJmiulatratlon car*. He haa Instructed )|U depu- Cats't Haas* *at<| that 383 persona and assarted that President lloo- ing this view should go out and g What Goth described as •-* a r i l f l.'JjjppkA.msn-.S.crvM^OBnAUM' W aad briur h»ko.pmft k'a.1 votcl at 3:00 oVIock, u .iu ,,, whim while _ _* B4Jt W hari tafraiaeA from doalag laMr srith-the I k t t t i W JMttrtren. vlbUtor. rlerk. at precinct on* ..Id th a t)M a l t y C f l S e S A l U ‘ tpnka enty dwaauta ha eduld not wads s a rears who, ha said, haw em u a M tM i lr» th^ prir# nf j mdor«H the principU of th^ 8«n-;#Vfry •111 person* had vated there. Cheat on the hoard of trad# on U iajate bill. j W* tB,w* W ,hl1,1 reach an ngroomaat with the inup tha catwalk pall the been thrown out of employment SSI k, t,.. . - ■ >of reckteax driving," ha said, "for M l.. Perkin*, after wp >n, h#ylnf , n ||w |j t<K> ^ Erwln astltoward T IV . v i d v O IV .W sV ,l fp«ninjr liAnAarUfiu, __... ^ was about 35 Itngth of tlmo they should remain tariff* In American history. It was th* trade'll answer to the | with Secretary Ituper and SwMtor^ wr^ci,,_ Kort Unat*ly, no on* ha.- J u r y W i l l D e c i d e I f mated the c'osed. For aw ry dollar of curtailment government crop report, l*«oed' Black, ^temocrat, Alabama, author been seriously injured, but tharv R u th J u d d Ih C ra z y e*Teee* 9*' P “It la gross!* unfair", Robinson Both. too. (M ffl'd Iha 11 first declared, "to (h a rts the President of American Import*. Hull told Monday, forecasting n wheat rropluf thr measuie. announced, how- have been dosans of arcnlenta borDisposition or caves brou -ht be­ reak In UiajatfinuT* of tha ship with responsibility for the salat- reporter* that from |.1 to 13 of lmailer than any nine* l!W4. It I ever, she wuuld recommand nso-li-1‘IwrinR on the serious. Wa have FLORENCE. Aria., Apr. 12.— r after ’tha gust good* which might have been ex­ (dl A Jury will decldv whether fore Municipal Jo.l## a A< g log banking situation. Tha forms* • a . Mm, a rspl, to r.porta from, fic tio n , to make the leglaUti.m w T ^ ^ t ^ n c a T " ' Winnie Ruth Juril, “trunk mur­ Wilkinson during tho pout few Wharaw Lieut. President contemplated Issuing an ported are held within th* coun­ Washington that thara would be "more workable." der#**" hav become Insane sine* <1*^ I* «s follows: Commander A t - Wiley, the third order closing downs the banks and try. Considerable easing of th* re­ she entered prison, said Warden When asked about report, that n* official interference with grain survivor, ehanlng his opinion, only refrained because no agree­ hile, striction* provided by the Senate M o t o r c a d e U r f r e d T o • t f i *being L A. (S. Walker In announcing he with said tbs ship’s framew rk did ment could Ed reached wtln the the Japanese .expect to discuss prlcat, drjnk • la In prospect to moke more #)*»• , . . , . ■ — dlsonlorly . not b iffk ontjt tha Akron .truck Irromlng r lminlstratlon fur .the th* Manchurian situation In their D e L a n d C e l e b r a t i o n wiil take stef* today which will and driving whll* drunk, was fined Based on official figures show­ tic the administration of th* sixnic\* It mindatory lor a Jury to • total of 3318. conversations with Roosevelt, Hull the watar. length of time It should l a r .” ’ ing I7H.000.000 bushel* of wheat Tha brsqk described ly th* j Th* Arkansas sonatnr said thai emphaslied that th* discussion* t* la bins on farm* In the United hour day and five-day week. In order that Sanford and Ram- pass upon tha question. A verdict Mis* Perkins will go Into con­ inul* County might, make • strong of insanity would prevent hsr be­ , £ \ I?rldcT',n ‘ »•>'»#. chsrgcsl two snljdad man ,was In long- ! despite criticism, the President conceived her* will be concerned States, each cent nf tho advane# with Ulna drunk and ill.onl.riy, Itucflnal glrdera running length- had “led in tha arc intplishmen' primarily with economic matter*. Increased'th* net value of wheat ference today with tho House la- shewing at the HI. John* Valley ing hangr.l Apr. 21 for lh« murdar **■ fln*il24Q. Ip r committee, which ha* been Day relrbratjon in DeLand next of Agnes l.*r»l as sentenced and (Continued On Pag* Two) cf more during tha four vseeks ba* she will ba cent to an asylum. awaiting n report from the White ,1’*'*° D»ncan, white, rhnrgrj . w , ............. has been In office than ha* j - i t CASK TO OMBKVR »O U O A » Thursday, Jot. I- Marentettr, Hous# before giving attention to mat-igrr of the Milan* Theater, Uru,,ls •"d disorderly (Continued On Paga Two) wn* flaad ||3 . Announcement was made today Of the wheat rrop wa* S34JJOO.OOO the bill. has proposed that all persons r r i o l O f 5 B r i t i s h bushel* In exeess nf th# crop har that ths Bsnfor.l Atlantic NsCionPresident Roosevelt designated Roy Rehmldl, and Edward Tucks RECALLS NO WORK8KB al Bank will not be open for bus- vested In 1004. Last year', harvew Ml** Perkin* and Secretary Itoper planning to attand th* affair leave ' S u b j e c t s I s B e g u n er, while, chargvd with being from Sanford by mntnrrad*. nest on Friday, th# occasion being wss 1112,000,000 bushels. drunk. „w*ro f| n»d »5 rath. to make th# study and tn prrsent GRAND RAPIDS, Mkh.. Apr. Good Friday, a holiday that is Hr slated that he iilf . . ,, todsy , MOSCOW. Apr. I2.-W V -W . T. Th* upswing yestenlay, which tha administration viewpoint. gevts that Thompson, white, rhergad 12.—(AT— For th# first tim* since observed throughout the nation. all motorist* gather el llrm ,h #rop|oyt# of with Senator tho City Hall Thursday morning, Mflropo||Un bclnw drunk, eatrratrd a $10 Mar. 7, the Leonard plant of th* Arthur Branan, cashier of th* at th# finish ranged from 1 5 8 tn They conferred Vltk#(1 k ,# # ,^# , with bond. T , < C. Russell.Mason's talk on tho Kalvinator Company yesterday ta rk . slid that all order* for 2 3-8 rents a bushel on wheat, car­ Black, after the cabinet merlin* in tlmo cno.'gh for the motoicade (-umpary in J n Ru„ | , n rTOp|0y ,. Lloyd Brown, white, charged Paa-Amariouv Union which was waa back on a full production payrolls or any other transsriion ried th* September delivery to yesterday at which th* hill **> to lr«vr that p«iinl at pl#a«!fi| guilty to chargfa with disordarly conduct, was flnad created by P m Went Cleveland In schedule with POO workmen re­ t'.hi- tried for Friday should be 82 1-2 ren t, * bushel. This is an believed to have been considered. o'clock. of espionage, saboli go, ntKl brib- 13. # ■ilvanr* nf 8 cent* In the la*, The measure, which wa* pa<s*d 4 b t waa the feature of th* San- called, affklala announced. "lf we l*nv# at that hour,” he „ ,y> F|»# other UriUsh smployro* attended to tomorrow. week and 10 rent* since Mar. 28. (Continued On Pag* Two) Oiarll# Beck, white, rhargod J K Rotary O ak luncheon at the said, “ Wr'll arrive In Del-and ln j„ f the company pleaded not fine* Mar. .1. the day before th* with rvckltt* driving waa fined Calory Club ys*t*rday nooA. plenty nf time to park our earn, | guilty. Their trial started today iraugurstion of Prvstdrnt Rm»e-1 p n , | l | | . v F . V n o r f W i l l During hi* folk Mr. Maam. greet old friends, sn,| get ready tin in ■ rourtrnoin guarded (lovely M as q u Bly* Mclntyra. drive.* veil, wheal prire* have been high-1 IM M y M whoa* firm opaaataa In some of enjoy th# free harlwrue st noon, by unlfnimrd and hsyonett# l ml of tha car figuring In a er. There have been reactions, A d d r e s s M e e t H e r e cn* of the features of th# relrhra- dlrrs stationed Inside and outside wllh Back’s ear. the Latin eouatriaa, gave a de­ soiq* of them sltable, but the J. I . Chapman and AIW* Milanf tailed account of the history, baaihe loom. tlon." . gsnera) trend bss been upward white, charged with petit larceny N.lR. hlehrhoff, poultry extrntome, and business practices of of a tire, were dismissed. .Its people. Ho told about tha Th# Banfofd PratesUnt Mini*, store-keepers could gel homa and Taking the rloa# on Mar. 3 *» D>* sion jL vert et Golnttvill*, will he John DoLoag, whits, rhargod • _ variaoa dh poles which k p e a ta n Association today (had* an have u reasonable nights rest on base, wheat price* have scored a In SsrnLnl tomorrow night at 8:00 gam Of 14 1-2 cent* a bushel, o'clock y> address members of lh>with disorderly conduct, waa dlsarisen d u riar »»*• suat aaaaral appeal to the merchant* ef Ban- Saturday night. missed. and pointed out bom Uw fard that they eloa* their buaineaa "We do not helievo that the nrarly .10 percent an tb* Septem­ I'oultry/Kvening Ctas* on the sub­ J. 8. Jenkins, white, charged in Union idau kaa aist- houaa* early enough on Saturday merchant* would loo* any of thou ber delivery. ject "H (\jth Chicks and Their Rewith being drunk and disorderly, • d b , matarinlly ruducU^ urgu- to permit not only thrir employee* trade, but that on tha contrary, we Taking the estimated aupplie* of Istlnnship tn Egg Production." wheat yet on farms, 17«,000 0(M will ba triad on April 24, aa will A lts R. Johnson, vocational egfMflti and Jo*. L. Mnrsntrtte, MiDne The­ half hour performance. ' thalr customers, but them- believe that th* trading publk bushels, and using 14 cent* a ..M r.. Mason “I’ro-war price* will b* In of Arthur Higgs, white, charged wltn •elves to enjoy a "reasons bla would adjeat themselves to the bushel a* tha.averaga rls# f|,r all ric illuro teacher at . Seminoi* ater managor who is making High School where the aildret* :rcl"„ Mr. Mirontott* oxpltlntd, rockl*s* driving. UMao's aim of ehanr* and would gladly co-oper­ nights rest." grades and options, American will b# heard, tmlny declared that rrndy for what he cuns|d#r* th# TmI, frtiikly, w# hsv* t B. C. Smith, charged with being tor-trad* ate. Of route* w* realise that Rev. F. M. Marler, secretary of greats*! stags a llr i lion he has wheat grower* #r# today worth th * keeper of * disorderly house, foaling'of Ik* AaaociaUan who brought the there would b# some objection* opproxlmately 123,000,000 mors Mr. Mrhrhoff Is on* of the out­ aver presorted residents of this pile** to this level for th* per- estreated a $23 bond, whll# Aneite pus* of fin (ng out wholhor local standing poultry expert* In Flor­ fallowing ropy of g letter sent to and also soma objector*. But wa than they were on Mar. 2. want such high Johnson. B. J. Luca* and J. L. ida and that hi# talks are a|wayj section, today was In receipt of thester-goei* g)| merchant# today to Th* lltr- sincerely believe that It woulJ During the same period, the well attended. Mr. Johnson orgrj an unsolicited rlass attractions. If tha public is- Read, charged aa being inmate* I* egiam from wark far th* benefit ef all con­ aid office, said that Instance* have prir# of wheat for Immediate de­ all |oca| poultry men and other* John Evans, manager of I'ublix • pond* Saturday afternoon and of thla house, estreated $3 bonds. been reported where employer* cerned. livery <m tho cash market, hav Jam** Campbell, Alphons* Wal* Theaters |g Stvsnnih which tears i^ri'i"«..w * can and will bring to har* had to work as let# as 3:00 ’ "We wlah to respectfully stale riven almost 20 rout* • buobol, #» Interested in th* subject to allenil out all advane* notices Mr. Mar- ,-nnfurd artists oqua ly a* wall Isee, Will Thoms*. »nd Jo# Smith, the meeting. o'alask Beaday morning because that Ip no sense are we entotto hod tnad* cur earning Gen* known a* Gene Austin and mold- charged with disorderly conduet. nearly 45 percent tb* store closed so near midnight. i# dictate t* the merchant* or try ­ Austin, famoqs tenor und song' b»is of his 'om piry. Wa consldsr war* (lam! $10 each. . ing to, meddle In their buslnena, "To tha Merchant# Of Sanford. M c C rn n le W ill S p e a k writer who h*>u* a company uf Mr. Austin's performiners as be­ W. LBrown, eharged with be* h it «" the rnntrarv we are sim­ T h re e C o n v ic te d In "Sanford, Florida, ing climaxes of th* local valid*- Ing drunk and disorderly, waa nearly M artist* appear.ng her* A t V a l l e y D a y M e e t ply railing tbla matter to (halt "Dear Sira: Saturday afternoon and evening. v.llo season, an:i wa lavlt* our flnad $3. whll. Will Thom ... H u m a n .S a c r if ic e C a fie "Wa are writing this latter to attention wllh lh» b^oe lb*l Ihoy patrons tu be W«U represented. Ths talsgigm I* as fo lows: charged *s being drunk, and EHiH A. McCrenla, assisiant gener­ you to respectfully request yoqr will consider It Ip th* oamo frpManager MsrentslU particular­ abotk Jackson, charged a* Jwlaff . “Mstires at th* Hatannsh waa INEZ. Ky. Ar. 1L—(S’) -John al i is M y r of th# Atlantic Coavl t*m«| spirit la whkh It I* offerad rensideratios) and action an th* Mills. Bollard Mils kr.l Blaine Line Rail road Company, has Be­ a somplet# sail out. Gen* Austin'* ly sirrssrd the fact that the Gee* disorderly, war* flnad I* N 'h fallowing' propositions Namely, and .make on S n ^v t and McGinnis were ronvirled in tb* rt pled an invitation to deliver an "Brotdway Rkapsu >/" breaks all Austin “Uroidway ’ Rhapsody" Hlfford B. Johnson, ch* •£» that tb* stares of Sanford adopt mtaied trio) af »k* Mill* "bumjn sacrlflea" ease t»- ad'lraa# at the St. Johns Valley road shew record* here this see- •how is a complol* production In with aaagalt waa flnwl *10: ^ "Reaoectfutly, f - v unl'v-ui closing hour on Sa*lisa f. “ It I* not a motion picture •eg. This thaw p ayed it* 2&0ik "Tb# Sanford Minister* Assoelo- slay. Mrs. Mo ll* McGinnis and Day program lq DeLand on Thurs­ eoUMcuUvs psrformnace htre to­ nor wl I there b* a motion pie- Small. aNtfgml wl»H , n*<l*T e'.rnng, soam reasonably Mr*. Or* Moor# were aequlltsd. fined $3, white Helen day, Apr. 20, It waa announrrd at U*n. Th# Rev. J. P. R«o». P ^ 1e-trly hoar, such ** Un or lenday. P ast this wire, for no on# la trro *ho»n In eonnoctiow with th* Tb# psnishment af Jsklf Mills w> lin llir f h i r n . W B* * Ullrty o'clock, and than allow the dant; Rav. F. M- Uarl#rv sot t l life imprtsounglik and sen- D«Land yesterday. H* will >peak SmifonJ. thould mUt th* greataot lauiievilU ai oa paag Wednea- court *A » on the contribution th# rullrnad* dismissed. i_ _ i l y's". hr said. stig* dnUrtalnmsnt In years." clerk* to get home at l#**t by II taryi JUrr- W. P. tenet* of 21 y**re eaah war# lmWill Renfro* ««» diim.aaaw •«. Dv Brownlee, Thr Auilln show will bo proTm I he will be *M* to sand a « Ballard Mll'g and Me- have made to the development of o'rlaek. • petit tewana eharga. . Ihp 8L Johns Rjvor Valley. tentrd on y twice during th* day, * ^ » * r telegram to oik«r Fieri *i Oinnis. They were chugotl with ■W# erg# thta aaaa year atp^hlle tb* munjer of Mrs. Iwtlnda Mill*. Cggap *1 Will Jo"**. Dtlmr speafcgra will Incljd* i k n i j f maqagti* It Mr. Maron: hr «*.'■». Thr afiernoog- performS, Tn lh« end foci that all and Xelh - • • • •' ba teslssl tetlasl eq i en (7, asather of John MU'*, who waa Congress etas Mark Wilcux whs ta tu ’a gmklUon. II* fools thU th* >nc* trgins at 2:30 odqoh. white ho kea*fitted- oM^me* *might eleeka. P»B perkapv X m u . r w . w r . u k f m O t f l k . choked t* death durlaff weird re­ will fly dowa from Washington, Eoiuard IkegUr-going pcblle will th* evening pnifad: nape* puklUh.a ropy of lU# M - ligious rites in r meaataia cabin Mayor H. Y. Way and th* entire m o n d to the unuaua'ly low pylfq at M:M o'clock, J ooblle- It weald alt rity commission a f Orlandu. " w e t TomaM»k i»c#atljr.. ■*fl» Mktd far tfcit two and u r n gra new *a ail* a t y ly w s u that tha «**rte and Ik* t* r " . . 7 VOTING IS LIGHT IN BALLOT R ACE FOR LEGISLATURE SOLONDEFENDS PRESIDENT FROM AHACKOFLONG ' Fir a Caata A Copy PfllffYShaw Arrives In New York SENATE OKEYS: Roosevelt Scores O w en N sm ed M in is te r T o SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS. IMS I* VALUE OF WHEAT 30-HOUR WEEK ]§ CROP INCREAS ALM0ST CERTAIN BECOME LAW BY $3,500,000 Brought Before Judge Wilkinson Mason Gives T a l k On Pan-American Union AtLuncheon Ministerial A s s o c i a t i o n Requests Early Closing Of S t o r e s S a t u r d a y Great Stage Presentation Expected To Draw Crowd At Milane Saturday >--I �I r 4 TO FINAL A D V IC E GIVEN P U B L IC ON E L E C T IO N E li r r s SEASON f f l 4 MEMBERS irc c to rs O f A s s o c i­ a tio n W ill H o ld F i ­ n a l M e e tln g T d n lg h t UnMaa groups ef DaLond ami' •w Rmynta baa*ball fans who1 iv« not boon contacted with re-' ltd to their sponsorship of aI Mlkal) slab appear at a final' Mtmg of directors of the Cen-’ s l Florida Baseball Laago* to-' Ight, tha' league will open It* >n season nest Sunday wltn1 M fear . . Hogan, of Orange fclty. I r i r i j — ef the league, and Pate M tohl. Baaford, tecratary, hava for the past several wvaka been ndaavaring to lino-up teams tn m DaUnd aM New Smyrna: A t SM lime, both clttoa were alp u t -ready to enter teama, but, far virioue reasons, moat of them latioA touito.aiU v.ilM saia.B Q ih.'tag definite has been forthcom- (Ceotlneed Prom Page One) to and Including Mar. 18, 1937, may vote In tomerrow’e election The poll* will open throughout the rounty a t R:00 o'clock tomor­ row morning. Approximately 3A03 persona era qualified to vot* In II preelncfa between that hour and 8:29 o’clock which la conaldered a, sundown. The same building or room uaed aa a palling place In November will bo availably to the voters tomorrow, and In moat raaea the clerk* will he the seme. A final appeal to the voter* I* contained In short atatementa relrase,| thla afternoon by each of aa. * la . _Sl— girl, rofanlloaa whether they llro la tho etty or baofc hi Uto ’Wicks’ tho moat thorough trelnleg pooalblo, up to* and loolodlag tho gth grad*. I am ao firmly ground*<l la thi« trllof th at I would d a n I by it to *ho loot ditch, ahould our laapayara becom: ‘ao Impovarlahwl that th at ta all « could d<>. I w o ld aay auk* o ir last atand for tha hoy and girl to that oatant. -There ha. Loon ao much aald about tho achoola of higher learn­ ing ami tho ueeleaa frills, that I do not boliovc It la noceaaary to aay more", he •■W, “for tho pabllc aooma t 0 b* almoat unanlmoua|y of the opinion that tho hard proaaed laapayrr has got to ha,* relief If he i* to aar* hla homo and tho ahelter over hla little, family. To do thla everyone will admit that all unnocaaaary ac­ tivities ahould be eliminated. Tho tax dollar la a aacred Inlet, and ahootd not to collected daring time of atreeo for any purpoee ex­ cept aaaentlala. Thla .was my pol­ icy during tho 13 yaars I served aa one of your rouaty commie- tms fr*T. Curry *»> reported a t havlug agree • to p'ay here, but lavt weak he wt* mad*- an offer by heads M the (m l* cl K and ha sccepta I. dame* •nroun'Sd th at hw hwf signed In curry’* place, a tfghthander named J. P. Halt, f it»*ater who hurle.l for ClearwtoJUT to lha Weal Co*,l League taat year and former member of the hlacon club In the Southeastern U *r>e. Moll arrived Surday and Idoked imprti*lve In workout*, aerardlnr to Bame,. Char lit Abbott, young renssccia Infielder of whom much to k>* pecteil both at bat and In the tU li\ NEW YORK, Apr. II.—C*1)— Arthur Garfield Hays, general count#I for 1H< Arotrinn Clfll IJbattUa union. In a prepare! ad­ dress Bunday night, daeUred tha liberal* "have had no rea.or. to regrat" whalavar election su.iport they contributed to President Roosevelt. “The development of fticijni n> Germany nml Itoly", n* «aM, “na­ turally cousea faar of Ihpl 'levwl.. ------ ir^-t^wlwltwhvwri thaw these new sew ecor economic plans (of tha Roosevelt administration) pt.t tvemendou* power In the hand* ol the executive. But It m lit be .*• membered that the eseculiva has that power only so long a* Con­ gress VrllU It, and tha* power a "posing * * * • • * ° * ' , W. B. WILLfAMB, former city Sunday Undo. Barnes believes Abbot, to manager who r haa raalded at l* 0n» of the strongest bettor* he Oaiado for sovdVal years, made will have on the club thl* year. tha following final statement: He attempted to aeeura Abbot last “In my canvas* over the county year, hut the youngster dt«l net I have not had time to meet all wl*ll to leave hi* homo a t that of the voter*, and I taka thla . method of addressing you. The! lime. The club i* absolutely ready for people want economy and tax re­ the Inaugural Bam** said. “ I don’t duction; they have soma hope* of think wall need any mor* players getting relief through the pres­ for *nm* time", he aald whan ent Legislature. They are ancoureged by the action of tha Natloral tile ihargra. “ With tha exception Government. “ As for my acta, I am mindful urea to protect the roads lit Urn of the deprtaaad depressed eondtlon rondtlon of our stole. poopla, and I will do avarythln* “If I am elected, I *111 faith­ poaalbla la lighten thair buidcr.*. fully and honestly carry out the To do ao I am for tax reduction, wishes of the people or Seinmolo •alary alaih Of IS to 40 percent County, and t will thank tin Leyfor slat* and county official*, Ulature for passing the bill, glv. placing county offices on ■ rea­ Ing thg people a county-wlde vite present difficulty la sonable and hard-tlme salary basis, In thl* aleetlon." , abolishing and consolidating un­ necessary offices, for a rail rortft* Hon In tha price of auto tag*, ahd for repea) of the penalt y clauao, for oxamptlon of homes from tor. up to » reasonable amou.it, oad when present contracts are com* pitted, I favor a road building m ROOMS . MO I ATVS holiday for tho SUto Roail PcN tW IST AND fINIST partment, and I am for the n raa. However, aaaurune* was given th a t avsry effort vrill ba mad# to racrult toama In time to hava them gator the leagu« when the second half begin, on July «. b the opinion of Mecrstary Bahaal,' tha 1932 DaUnd team which broke away from lbs Cen­ tral Florida Lot got and entered tha Northeast Florida League thla W^W l e t third boea paattion »W« 1 | a r t looking tot E«Wa Maora (• I nil h i t as toon u collage li dVer,* the teem M It "»» •»»*•* looks food to mo. Wo hare Minor, llolC and Dennis »» ^tUhtro. Chap* maq back of tho plot*. Shwnp M iltbr at aeeond, Abbott at ihort, arid lllgglfa o i third, •'* aon, Ncwtotnb, and one of tha pltthora la tho outfield. In a*,litkm thoro oro aorrral other youngsters who or* ready help _ «al I # --- ---- * Otis C a rry —I l k . t a x tre u re v iM DMMt* I ’t t i n a row A BIAUTIFUL H O IIL Spltodld Foellitlo* • O o tf* .« Radio Collet Stops* u n i t , ” » ° f TMM UnUMNAl. *T*TWV* rtAMnna. t u b aTATM o r N o llr e I* h e rth jr , | n * I k * I T . W . V H B V A T T . a errltke ae e f T a V C . , l l lle e le Nu t e a l. SateA th e T lh S e r ••( J u ly . A. i>.. i* l » . h e * ( llr .l « i . l r e r l llt r a t e In m y ntrtee, *rv i h a , m a n . * p |,llr * ll.in fur I n s devA lu l e a . In e r ru r tl* n r « w ith le w . Hald r v r t lf le a t * e n ih r a r * * lh * f n lln e ln * .I. . . i l l. - . l p ru p e rly , llu e l* it In Hem* ln«l*> (• » iin i). r to r ld a . le - w ll: li,V 4 eh. K n t u w r e r . nf H » :s n l MW 14 a t Me,. I t . T n e . I * H .iiilk, I U n | , t l B a i l . Itun K I t r h N * U f l. M W ly In MW <’n r. n f M ary A . I l a l l l e i R. ih h n . K. ir e f i . i t >•* n . w . I I , rh . M. In l h , . l i e u l*« le n d ). I t • • ' * * . T h e m M U n it b * l * ( a * * ,e * ,d a l Ik e d * t * n f I k * l* * e * k v e of *« rh • I f l r a l , In lh * nam e o f 0 . * • l A L D * I V K I .I . Hnleea t a li, r e r llf le a t * * h * ll be r , d „ m , d . r c o r d ln * I * la w to * d ,M l w ill laaue l k ,r * o n un lh * llh . tf U tiia . H K T r S i i r tA n w T ^ a ’a w"*iii to*. M iu e a*r:> ArrYHV.yr J ilig e w . a. « » , t Utica. M**|r*»l. and ■totogtoW. «• M n 7 . n l. April, le a . - l i l t ; final ‘tu^M*?TA»HI. toll. a « i final «»»•• law* to asaur* falrar dtalrfbat.-Ti. Thla cannot be done without ex­ perimentation. -W hat U and has been needed la Washington Is a group a t men with free and liberal minds who have tha courage and tha coufl(ijBi* to act. . . Booaevalt made an appeal to tha liberals to which they responded. They have bad . A—— eo w ea l ** H o m e O f G o y ern m e n t la v e fitig a to r B om bed NEW vbRK , Apr. ill—OPV-A dynamite *iploelon today wrecked the (Twit of tho homo of William Odhiar, department of Justice •gent, engaged ln confldeallal InvmUgatlona hare far tha governmeat. Tha bleat did conilderebla I S « m a ? u #iTevetoSr cotw«- n ici two* t> iKVana io ta i E A U liah*!Wnan; ?*r deliver**. aowa I*** ALt, ireaepevWi'+z. a i r i* tm S Scelery t ? .% by U <iaaday^a • £ ’ * . salt, ,‘a‘ !R la w wavi " ‘llllADKnToSl ftartoa: (MaaOt**, b JFB 'Y Q U B CANDIDATE TOR r e p r e s e n t a t iv e T o 8 oee*«tl H ob . H . 9 . W hile E le ctio n A p ril 12. 1933 Year Support Will He Appreciated J . F you are one of thoie who .ore-trying to o tl along without telephone lervlce, a number of things »re likely happening that may directly influence the welfare of yourself and family. * * * ’ 'I FLAGLER* |VIIV CONVINIINCI FOR IUMMIR COMFORT k . . FRKIS R4 KIWNO WITH THi T1MU ** ’A sk a n y telephone employe to explain tho party line and other classes of service, or coll the telephone office for information, f’ SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE a n d 'T e l e g r a p h c o m p a n y _____________________________ BELL BOY 13 1 IFANTTOWO j HAPPCN3 TO MR.STML.M4W e l i ____ t h e a d ve n t u r e s o f tobC N o jR p jlar M U yn X tr liv v ' H T O ?; £ • W A R ' a . NlghU: sic, I U 0 Matinee Uc aod TS* (AH Price* Include Tax) D HARRY [ • r # THE. ISLAND WMtKt W r TOM. DICK AHD 'SH O trT HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO MAKE TH EIR NOME. TAR AROM THEUt CNtUEEP WORLD AMD PRIMITIVE SVEHOMUtOl. H E R E THEY H A VE D EEM WORKING NARO THIS L A S T WEEK, ERECTING A SM A LL l iv e a b l e s h a c k , o s NO SHIPS HAVE PASSED THEIR WAY AS YET. OOR L IT T L E CREW HAYB ALMOST GIVEN UP HOPE OP E V E R B EIN G RESCUED. SO THEY DECIDED i TO ED I ID A HOT AHO B E SAT/sr/ED WITH I # * P A T E pj b •-- Living without the quick, convenient means of communication that a telephone in the home provides often m u lta in loss of many friendly ■octal contacts that play «uch an Important part in happy everyday living. Being without* a telephone also deprives you of the means of quick contact with the doctor, the police op the fire department in emergencies. In short, the home without a telephone today is isolated. “ ||S a t . A p r . l 5 t h Sid T r w u d Booale Hay, "Hap” Parnell Harrtnftoa Bjatert, Paul Ruooell. Rollo and ] la Dawa,,Qu«i Let, Bert Holllner. Afttta > and others, • Friends are probably saying, " I wish Gertrude had a telephone. I ’d like to invite them, too. Or, if there are children In the home, they no doubt feel severely the difficulty they have in developing and keeping friendships. . M lla n e T h e a te r .'.W O R LD WATCH rajtorud FOR SALE 0 * TBAD*. AH ataal bod^,tt*Povre3^Il.r D^!*Bo* I*7- M O D IIN A S T H I H I T F i l l OAIAOI VOYNtU, D*- lu x ? x L a T * t r l ' u>—■ «♦**■ raw ^ B r o n ^ o V l 'E t ^ V e t l e a ^ o f C le r k r i r e e l l C n n r l, M rail. an I# C o u a l v . P to JJ* a . A- ¥ • w * r’ ? ,H’ r . iiy dhrj • u r n n*w T*'S it. *'*J**?J*J£ d * i v i ! n « * i ,r‘ mV e’ l/ lr je l e la n e lu r# end e ra I t h l . l h * 1,1b. d « r n l (to r c h . A. U . ! . £ K |K )1] UM1W< C. W, RNTZHINGER, who hma retlded at Ia»ngwoo*l elnc* 1906. u ld “I want to flrat endarea tha economy program 100 portent. If poeelbl*. without Impairing alflclency, cut deeper. My poelllon on public echoola »e*me to havo been k rambled by lho»o that •## fit to differ with me. I have always itond fnur-aquira'for'our public W. W in fre y , S a n fo rd rep reo e n tatiea . WHAT IS HAPPENING TO YOU? Iv o r K**w* Facility • Ol'*,* Olitclly Ceaeccll*, labby , Icdl* so v ic a o r lu r e in co -o p eratio n w ith U te F lo rid a S ta te M urkallng (Paid Political Advertisement) GEORGE WASHINGTON# MAYFLOWER* MO 9 0 0 0 . MO lAtHS T h ro u g h c o a r t cay o f th e V . 8 . D e p a rtm e n t of A frfctjir c INSURANCE old-line “of have let you 840, Jacksotn FOR 8 ALB-Podto. Rico Crenshaw, phone old electric �t *m r.SAS’- r ----------vs: ‘ i I w — ■M B raw — - — — the City CommlMion Monday n ich t an At a meeting ____ m u paaaedI pro! prohibiting, th* tale or potowfckm of ordinance w lottery tlcketa 'within Sanford d ty HmlU In an effoet^to ' ■” " ‘ 1---------n thto break up • wave■Mai of petty gambling which haa grown (foqTMwr;ioMG one of the morit evil condition* this city haa had to face IMAONTHS TW MUTE • MAM In aeveral years. [ f H W t s r a i M ntfllM T he lure of eaay money, In theee day* nf hard time* «H . when any money at all la hard to get, haa proved-eo ap­ [ f o if tjM R M lU K Q f f ■ATK> pealing to many pemona that they will epend their laai'd d t : tmino r o w n m Jar on a bollta ticket In the vain hope of making a killing. ■ h i c m ’duvr » = 1 Police reporta IndtcAta that money advanced by the Welfare PA«T;aVHA*Cn» ! Board to an unemployed tnan waa used In at leaat oft* fnJESS atariee to buy 'a Totiery ‘ticket. 2 ,T s s r tf r -.RUT 'We are reliably Informed that acorea of negro farm hartdd working during the height of the eeaaon a t the lowe«t wage* which have bean paid in 'yearn, are regular cnatomera of lottery ealeamen, too many of whom are frelv idling tlcketa backed by nothing more. tangible fiS J B » a glib tongue and a lot of hot air. Many of these same negroes win be calling on the Welfare Board or other charity organlxatloita for sustenance before the summer .a ;WWW%Wve^MgTMiRMf'GUV ^.B.COIHG‘TO1GfTiAHEAtt.A AIT* ovfef*. This rising popularity of lottery tickets Is hut a natural expression of hard times and human nature. It Is the re­ sult of the gambling Instinct and is confined no more to ^ x . AjrwL i t t m Sanford than to any other community. Newspaper exchajiges Indicate that localities all over the country are t o g TODAT suffering from the same fever. During the boom, when le had more money they gambled In alocks, real estate . ~MAN: In Oed hare Uu..andjiflld.bj&k*-......--------------------- —. Now, although the depression haa put practicatTy all of M ill. us In tho dollar-a-year class, the gambling instinct strives denperately to continue to assert itself. Unable to accumu­ White legislator* are worry- late sufficient fund* for more elaborate gombllng, bollta •Mot trtika wearing out the and lotteries have their day. Blue Sky laws are paaaed to Hi they oagt* i» do «•"** prevent stock market speculation after the horse l* stolen and gamblers have turned to lotteries. , to keep driven from making the Bpt lotteries do more harm than stock exchanges ■male. Men gamble In stocks when they have lots of money and — ’ Ite' P O t t . 'fOtl ’ CAH n afford to lose. They gamble In lotteries when their O O V T . B I T j r t l GOING O N ------- • - W t t G B W M G where another important nda are low and when such money as they have Is needed statesman hi» , |»na for the necessities of life. Men who buy stocks on margins to Roma to eonfer * with are usually suckers, but men who buy lottery tickets with illni. It h u about reached the money for the baby’s milk or Ihelr wife's bread are, S t r a i n Of Iceberg olnt where no European ran morally, criminals. himself proparly luetalled The City ordinance will not change human nature nr Tyne Of Lettuce Is f l« office until ho ha* keen down prevent such unjustifiable gambling, but it will give the to (a t Mussolini. Declared S u c c e s s police something to work on, something with which to drive --------- »------- inga of operators from the City. It should serve as a ■, 'All Florida newspapermen fool GAINESVILLE—A strain of eck on a fever which Is steadily sapping the life blood of -a great lew In th# death of W. the Irel;<rg type of lettuce which , A. Elliott, traildm* manager of the city. And If It Is properly supported by all right think Tlmee-Unlon. Mr. Elliott Jng people, It should prove a material help to local business S e n a t o r T a y l o r F ^ o m will produri' firm head* nf good quality under Flnlrda climatic cnnsMy managed Florida's UrgMt conditions. L a r g o D e l i v e r s E u ­ diliuns. long suught. i* now within ^ S d * « d d « .d e a th ---------- ----------------------------o Wt«fM|l««<Q•»« 8 TRIBUTE PAID TO LIFE AND CAREER OF J .J . PARRISH lo g y T o O ld F r i e n d ' -to Jovmallam Uth* atato. - \n F ra n c e A f te r B u s in e s s f» har* heard »o mueh about i "frill*" la eonaaetlon with tho i wboot* that we wtr# glad to »e* • definition thw other day of jurt what "irllla" a r t, A subscriber ua that "such 'frllla' aa ttainlag. domestic science, ’ araale, a r t and typewriting, should bt abolUbwl” Wo aisam t, than, (.that Franch, ta ils , and Ancient History are tho jnor# practical Returning Frenchmen to their native land have brought back storlm of mounting anti-FYench feeling In the Unitod States principally based upon France’s default of her December war debt payment. Business men of that country fear the unfavorable economic reaction to any wide­ spread Ill-will of Americans who are usually big customers of French fineries and large patronlacra of French resorts. To overcome this situation tho French Chamber of Deputies ha* voted over a million dollars to pro*ecutc a campaign to build up France’* "*tockH on thl* aide of the t foortw. ocean. Thl* effort will be concentrated chiefly In lecturer*, Th, report that men »n *J6w write"*, radio broadcasts, and In films. The Idea I* to procure the services of well known enrolling In th* re-foreslatlon (Ms lends itrangth to th* es- French writers who will contribute to American newspapers ' Mrtlon* of um t stuJentv of and magazines, articles on France aimed to place Its people . unem- in. a better r _. , , _____ ^kanaa ns tar* that nuuiy light. Lecturers will be sent over here to Bfviejod *r* in reality unemployed Inpread the gospel of goodwill and to make a favorable Imj- vbsctoM ih*y do not want u work.I pretaion. In this connection, it might be added, considerable j- or at teakt esnnot find •***'-1r l rumpus was raised In the Chamber hall a* to the type of th* kind of work whl«h appeal* men to be dispatched. Insistence was msde that these am­ ■t , than mo»t. Th* go**rnra*nt I* bassadors of goodwill should not be like those of the past, pn p artd lo ip«nd t2M.000.000 decrepit, aged, and consumptive-looking Individuals, but ) taking ear* of »em* 250,000 parahbuld be of a young and attractive type. . Sana who will b# r*qolr*d only to This French propaganda campaign Is remindful of the a part of th tlr tlm* plant. tm * . If thay or* a* hungry vagaries and fickleness which often sway representative many raporU Indltmta, th*y governments. When the war debt payments were due in ■uld b* aag*r to ta k , advanUg* December, the deputies listened to the popular and unlhtelllgent plea of their constituents for default. The saner and . tho,Opportunity. oouhdCr people of France, undoubtedly, believed the pay­ ■- Of all tha dapoilt guarante* ment ahould be met and foresaw the evils of default. But bull whWh kata b**n ptopo**4l ls tho deputies acted with political expediency and not with maa, tha Staagall btll't* thf prudency. "on# which♦ »pp*al» to u*. Now a reaction has set In and the public, constantly TbU »**»ur* d4ta pM’gtwrlde far reminded by business men, Is aware that it waa more exju u u tw .b ttt <w*at*« vc to default .than to pay. Thus tho Chamber of ties, under pressure from a reversed sentiment; !* not Jy ready- to meet Its obligation now, but Is willing to ffoar th* bank* ikamwlrt*. e M no inconsiderable sum to gain back some of the loss prestige with Its resultant economic kick-back. o 1 ■7 .i l U nki, that U thalr butSA N FO R D , TW EN TY Y EA R S A G O i ■ ... - r — — •............ Fir* a t noon day b*f*r* y w terday, burq*d 'to th* ground tha fin* narad uf W. T. Frttd.an tlm khorv* of baatlful Lak* Ohoro, a frw mil** *outh a t th , «lty. Every •ffort a* tha neighbor* and friend* of th* family failed to Uon would clwah th* flam** and th* atrong triad th a t waa blowing at tha tint* \ j ’S t m ad. If Impootlbl* t , gat th , fir* ^ i S i g t t a f c inA tr rontrol. . a f 't b l , '' S? ................... hero of th , W*dn**day Club waa •njoytd thla year by both th , VTodnoodajr and Musical Club patron* and other gu**ta and waa a varied program on a broader, larger *cal*, and waa ind**d a T*rltV>t* rauilcal f*aat. Among tho** taking part w*r*r Mr*. O. W. Brady, Mr*. Claud* Hirndon, Mr*. D**n, Turner, Mr*. F. L. Woodruff, Mr*. R. fj. Tolar, Mr*. Chari** Polk, Mr*. Munaon, Mr*. B. Hr Pugh, th* Mb**a Iron, Brady, J«a*l« and Jo*l* Stumon, L, J. Damcrou, Mabel Bowler, Martha Foa, Mary M«Xlm, Mary ltorby, Cirri* Lovill, Madg* aad V*da Ward, and M Stumon. P rofm or Harvoy, W. K Chart** Polk, Roland WUdman and P, U Moor*. Tk* Sanford PMoom at Tallat U t ^ S ’S ! ha**** era atlll enjoying thanaad county dlvlalon mwii iJIf'M , fia a pl«***nt peat tha, Jndg* H i fig from tk, amUt, upon th* fan* of th* Harney county man. Thor* t #ho«ld not la atrong talk *f calling tha new ■I* a county OrmlaoU, and thl* may b* . simply Bo nom* If on* of tha other i during th fdonty dlvlalon* do not claim w |t t > ® l thla name. Brtrhvd* what;! C plaaatng sound bat to tha H i t l e r R e g i m e T u r n s ‘ abile *04 tho SaafoTd R y e O n U n iv e rs itie s la particular thorn will be ha i nan* What they 'f t dlrblaa tin t -aad th* BERLIN, Apr. IX ^ -IA V -C W ctlldr Hlltork r*fl*M turned its tha j atlanttoa today to whipping high­ education la Oormany Into line. Horry Ward to axgaatod horn* er Soalgsatlon of present head* of T*. mws :.,a . * V. % jc s n js whkh anhroralltoi are lia*ltahto under admlalatratlv* ehdkgoa bald* to- ............Tkh aad eagg;.* nbatltab High tribut* tn the Ilf- ar.d career Of State Son*tor J. J. Parrhh, nf Titusville, wan paid in th* Florida Senate recently when Senator John S. Taylor, of Largo, an old fiend, made an addrvi* accompanying Itv unveiling of a portrait of Senator Parrbli, 22ml President of tho Senate. The addreia waa made during a night eesaion In which th* memo­ ry Of-vver* Pruldent , f th* Flori­ da Senate wa* revered In a<ldreiieo and the unveiling and eubnequent hanging of oi] portraltg nf their dbtlngubhed Flori­ dian*. Senator Taylor** iddreie Is a* follow*: "It is indeed a genuine pleasure for me at thl* lime to pay trib­ ute to th , Ilf, of llonoroble J. J. Parrish and it if alt the more gratifying to mr to do thla while my friend, Jeeele Parrleh, a former President of this body and atlll one of It* honored member*, I* living. "Senator Parrleh Is a native ron of Florida. This within it­ self means little, hut when n nnlire ion, Imrn bark In tho 70i when the opportunity for acquir­ ing on education * n j th* chance* for getting a start in lif, were very meager as compared with thoi* that the younger »n*n of our state have enjoyed In more rent yeare. ihle make* hi* accompllihmcnl* all th* more worthwhile. I feet that whan on* work* out hi* own rareer and a worth while on# aueh a* the'areomplbhment of J***e Parrlih, It should be recorded im o n , the worthvrhll* ■ceomplbhments In F l o r i d a ' * history that future generations maw know that. ‘Where there I* a will, a way ran he found.' "Jessl,, Parrlih wa* born ami iwarnt on a farm in South Flori­ da. HU father and mother likewl*e being born In hi* home itat*. Most 0f yon know as wall a* I, that Senator Parrlih ha* had a long and envUblt record a* a memher of th* Florida Legislature having served four term* {„ tha H oui, and I* new entering uoon hi* third term In th . Senate, that h* ha* alwav* discbarred hit dull** of thla high offlc, with credit to himself and with a d**Ir* to b* oT real lervle* to tho P*npl* of hla county and dUtrirt is wall a* all ‘of the rillasniblp of Florida. H* haa b**a re■ponalbl* ffcr tha Introduction and pnasafa of many Important meas­ ure* in Um Florida LagUIature, haa worked M nwitjy for what he W tored to b * f o r th ,boatIntarwt* of th , people of hi* atato, and wa all know that hU accomplish­ ment* along thl* line hare boon woll worthwklto. While bring for so mauy year* engaged In thl* nopmalbto public service he haa found Unto to carry on and make an outstakdtog sureaaa of hla owa ta d at tha aaaao tlm* earvlng tho people of kto itota la naff •;Zfj < ■V the range of possibility, say* M. R. Ensign, truck horticulturist at th* Florida Experiment Station. If such a strain can be successful jy developed. It should restore th* letture growing Industry to th* state. Mr. Ensign says’that prom­ ising strains of letture, rabbage, brus<*U sprouts and broccnll are now growing under test near Homestead. In 1932 a t Sanford, Mr. ffnslgn tested 80 strain* of leltucr, In co operation with Prof. A. R. John soa and vocational agriculture student*. Selections of t h o i * strain* producing th* best head* were made. This year a t Home­ stead, In co-op*ration with Prof, M. A. Baker and vocational agrl culture students, seed of the beet strain* and of the original atocU were planted for comparison. Al though they were slatted late, some strain* are heading w*l| anJ giving promise under adverse eon dlllons. It is planned tn propagate par: of the seed this summer In Mich­ igan, tn see If the strain* will *tand the heat nf summer there. Brussels sprout* also are mak tug a premising growth near Homestead, a 20 acre commercial field bring exceptionally satis­ factory. Mr. Ensign believes that thl* may prove to bo a splendid addition to the list of vegetable* grown In lhc state, being espeHal ly desirable for u*. In loading mixed enre nf Florid* produce. Two strain* . nf savoy and one of red cabbage are particularly free of Insect* nnd rtliease*. and may prove to be Important for lo­ cal markets at this tlm« of year. White broccoli plants also are making remarkably vigorous growth, and are » prospective sub­ stitute for'cauliflower. WITNESS TELLS OF W E A K N E S S IN DIRIGIBLE (Continued From Pago Orel wise of the dirigible on th , right iltlf, midway between th , bottom and top. Heal sold th* break wa* a »hnrt distance tn the rear "of the control ear, and Erwln **sorted on, girder parted about IS Inches. , "Not more than three minutes later the stem struck tha-raatar" Erwin declared, "and th* shin teemed to fall right ovef." Then threw was a crushing noise, he added "just Ilka someone ■tapping on a penny box of mat-he#," Indicating, ha said in aaawwr to a question by Rear t. capacities “I know of no grwatre tribal* that on* could pay to another Utaa to say that I believe Mm to he loyal *nd true to arery trust placed la him, both public aad private, to hi* family and tored onaa, aad to hla Creator, th* E l m af all good wid prefart gift* of th a t, I sincerely to britore Parrish U U ." - v * 7 ; d t " • to • • •m In W UI (Ceatlnued from tost work by tM -S naW b y I vlnelng vote, rem ain « that chamber by l*a Sremter TraMteelt, Florida, f»r tWon*ldre*i!rtb Black mad* a futile yesterday to get artta* (M’ t Trammell motion, sad a dreftl went rear watil afte r tha Renata’ completes th* farm bill. Senator Loag, of took occasion to liiqaire administration had net tnriwded' the 39-hour week bill In ita pregram. Senator Lewis, Democrat, Illinois, th* party whip, replied that white th* President m lglt approve th« principle of legislatten ho cool dnot be bound on dotatb subject to revision. Mice Perkins did not go into detail last nlgbt on the modifica­ tion# ah* will recommend to the l lo r t, commlttre, but ther* was no ddQbt these would be directed at making the legislation more flwiMft Black said he had no objectiotu waa done tho House military com­ mittee had held the first of brief to revisions in this direction and hearings designed to send tho reminded’ that ho had fkvorOff plan to the floor by the week­ some when th# bill waa before th* committee. .. . end. "I- wil| predict," he added, "that vQfta The veteran Senator Norris (R^ Neb.), Whose name 'long Ihe legislation will b, passed, and » year* of effort have linked In­ signed by President Roosevelt1’ It l* understood tho modifies- ' separably with the principle of governmont operation of Muscle lion* to be ' suggested by Miss Shoals, sponsored the Senate bill IVfklns wil| include a rang* of ‘ tn accomplish this end. It went longer hours for some Industries', BU ST • » to the agriculture committee for according to necessities. “I endorse tha prlnetpl, of the rarly consideration. In tho House, Chairman Mc- 30-hour week," said Miss Perkins, Hwain (S. C.. D.), of the mili­ "I do fivor some changes lo the tary committee, .Introduced a very legislation to make It more work­ similar bill, which Immediately able." ' Secretary Roper added hla aswas made the subject to the' ale | sent to endorsement of the 30-hoUr afternoon hearing. Doth measure* embody the week principle. (Continued From P ag , On*) principle, for Tennessee Valley teen ».-r«mpll*h#d during romper, development outlined Monday by able periodi." President Roosevelt. Also they T e n n e s s e e A p p r o v e s Long undertook lo attack the heeded the Chief Executive’s ad­ B ill L e g a liz in g President's swift moving legisla­ vice that "It,Is tlm , to ,xtend tive • program, aaareUagr— -7I planning" anJt would authorise NASHVILLE, Apr. "We've swallowed enough of him to mak* surreya and recom­ this stuff. We've swillowed this mendations for "fostering an or­ Tho senate tochy passed tho swful banking thing thry brought derly and proper physical, eco­ house-approved bill to tegalla, U beer In Tennessee May V 'T W aIn her* hook, line and sinker. nomic and social development" of "W* took 1109,000,000 from th* the bavin end sdiolning territory- state haa been "bone dry" *hMf 1992. Home concurrence In eevmki ' soldier* ami spent FtOO.OOOytOO to Briefly, the bdla would: senate admendmenta was expod*^ . plant saplings." Creole a "Tennessee River au­ "I'm not falling out with th* thority of th* United States" ad­ and the bill Is likely to go to the governor jpmorrow. HU slgnotorw Prrsiuurt, but to quote from th* ministered by three director* ap­ I* certain. Bible, 'll* who fUlterelh * friend, pointed by th . President and his eyes should fell from hi* confirmed by th* Senate. LANSING, Mich., Apr. 1I--4V ), head.' " * Entreat thl* auHSority with —All liquor law violators with Referring to report* that th* other trim* records hove h Adminrrtratlon was holding up the Muscle Shoal* property and £ patronage until th* .'igislativa clothe It with tremendous powers paroled from state p r is m , Qevtroav Comstock said today, Mot* to Afermte and enlarge the plant progrum was out of th* way, Long Including the two. If neerchry, of than 200 paroles haV* said: granted. "I resent that I'm being held In government's right to condemn Hn* by pofrorag*. That Isn't land. Directs the board to operate what Inspired men to go along the nitrate power plants, to sell nlng Cove Creek dam to with the President. A* far aa fiscal year aad starting I#t am concerned, they can take all nurolus power, giving prefer- liter production. Tho Norrie bUl to build power tr|iural*i!an lines lb# patronage and go—they can to build oner transmission lines. would authorise such approprto-' keep It. Directs the construction of th* tlon* a* necaaaary to carry aiii 'It's up to somebody to go down th# act. lo the White House and tell tn* Cove Creek dim on th* Clinch President what’s happening. Tell Riser in Tennetsre, a project him that th* people expect th# •rm r engineers have, estimated CASH PAID—w*r clean M te « members of the Federal Reserve would coat 134000,000. regs a t The Herald oMWdk*‘vV " ’ Directs payment to Tennessee ----------------• V'.-'.* -.li-ri bciurri to be put ont. and Alabama of five percent of He hsa not gone th* route of Regular meals |Se. Th* hast. th* gross proceeds from sale, of the Democratic party unless surplus power generated In th* Harrell's C*f*. 11# W- F irs t—Adj^ put this .’ n hour bill In." The Democratic leader replied reeuectlv, state*. Th* difference between the Nor­ * ris and McSwaln bills waa not of Admiral JL V. llutler, president a major rharartttv Whereas both would direct the of the court "th* ship wa* break­ BID ing up aft." He said th , break* experimental pfoductlon of M W up appeared to h , from th , for­ fertilisers at the nitrate plants Q u o liiy I ta ward engine car all th , way to and th , co-operation with farm organisation for their Irtg* scale th* rear. Erwin began hi* story by tell­ use, tho MeHwain hill farther ing how from 11 t> 12 h , "took would direct the nuantltv produc­ DP tion of commercial fertiliser*. over th# elevator." During that watch the air wa* The Mcflwslh bill would aulhorvery stable," He said, but added: laa on Immediate 110,000,000 "It seemed dirficalt to keep propriatkin, $2 ,000,000 for begin* the tall up." II* phrased much of his story that it was Impossible *t once to in the present. “Then I hear the boatswain "make *11 the corrections that W# tab* car* *t an ra*t_r ' I t yxare to OriaadoT mate yell, ‘all hands forwar*." he ought to be made, to eliminate from 1 offlc, all who** rfatoi testified. > "I bear something snap and might contribute to lm looking up I see a 12-lnch. break and 1 put Into effect all th* meas­ ure# called for. by the ’ ya»l|*( in tha girder" *££*a Ho went down tha eatwalk, he platform.’* "I doubt whether any man haa said, anj saw a fuel tank had half-broken through Ita suspen­ over given more thought aad lattice, drawn more on hb health, sion and blocked hie path. for th , pubtk welfare, than boa "I swung around It and con­ Franklin D. Roosevelt", Robureot tinued. A* t pass It I hoar It fall u ld . " la te , a t night, bright and and strike th , keel." jatlv to the morning, he la at When th , airship struck the work. II* may hare mad, mlswater. Erwin said: akes, tu t h* has dona wonderful "I dho head first through th* work' ami is doing, woatbrfal cover." work. For Ood'a sake, let us up­ Asked hour, much. tlma. had hold hla hand. elapsed from the time of Um W Tsi Asserting ho had boon dtwwn rtoth until he saw tha wreckage Into the contruveroy between Ike floating on tha water, Erwin Democ relic ■ toador and IAng. aakl: Robinson, of Indian*, theh "About 20 minute*. I waa to launched an attack on th* aeowbusy looking for something close omy bill. ' ' tn hang on to, 1 wasn’t looking "In my opinion, *ad time will for th* ship until I got aware- vindicate this Judgment’, tm said, "th* so-called economy bUI pass*) thief." la aaavrer to another question, it the Instigation of th* President fetA 0* 1(1; waa Ik* creetest and moot to* When tire UR hit lire water human, tow ever reacted by th b the ship checked. When ebe C g M k , '' “Hundred, and thousand* id you could fool that a*ua." aad be strwck kto fere- acteaUy sew aetlre a n being an a assist the *»bu n w«e bolding her ted «F with the duff* •levator,’* he said la «*- tail children tote -the grave. Put tha ahte gtod th e* bleed to a r t see . , , total ■ B i f f - -■ ■* ■*» r • 'Ontln-wd n m p*«* Osa) dInallafaction among torn* of th* • mallrr cunuti h* which war* a rt ■Btoitg th* 11 pkkwd out for »p«rtal lnrltatl«M t* a*nd thotr lowitog itatann*a to Waihlngton. Th* H eim JoiVlary rommltt** tsbUd th* MeLeoI bill ord*r which mtrnlefpalitl** coaid h*r* obtained • 10-year moratorium on th tlr tn(Uht*dr**«. Pr*»td«nt R oom roll look* f*vor ably upon th , principle* of th* 59hour week bin paiicd by tho R«ir­ ate but b*ll*vra con»IJ»r*M* tlaatitlty In Ita pro»i*l*n* wilt b* r*f|urrrf for laltabl* odminlitratlon. Th* coinpolling fort* of adminbtratlv* approval ynU rday apod forward krgitlatlon to tranihiU Into law P m id cn t Roo,*v*U‘a ylilon of a rant T n n n M Rlr*r bailn dtrrlopmcnt oncrnrpaulng tho government’* valnabb VhacIS Shoal* property. 1 S w iftly,' cloudy allkd Mil* wvro Introduced In th* Houao and Solon D e f e n d s President Fr om Attack Of Long Beer. 1 - s f a sm . a s :- - ‘ �I *JLtk't ’r . W " rV ”— r '----- — \ r i *.* * ‘ . <** d r V* i ‘,'1 BSD A Y . A P R IL Personal 12 . ln .tr _______ . MOST NEWYORK SENATE OK EY S BANKS m PAY ^ S ” THEIR DIVIDENDSj (tontinunl 8 From* Page ™ One) OCEAN AIRPORT Activities OF GERMANY HAS' BEEN COMPIETEB OfflCO U S ment paymrnts' of taxes with dlscounts for payments in full star ing the first three months and lb prohibit future transfers of state , fundi from one departm*nt ta tn other. The administration debl-Tundiag NEW YORK. -Thr majority of New York Pity banks a n l trust bill, proposln-r ereation nf a state companies in the first quarter board of administration to h* will sh w o| e n tir e earning* composed of the governor. th? sufficient to cover dividend dis­ state contrlrnller and tho treasur­ bursements i>sptle the banking er, to supervise and control politi­ difficulties. In u numt-er -f in­ cal suh-divisi- ns «nd losing unit*, stances it is probable n small mar­ and a chain store tax bill reached gin will Iw carried forward Is un­ tbe Senate hopper yesterday aa divided profits, ii'ftcr adjustments. the flood of bills slackened tem­ Money rates, on the who'e, were porarily. Only 13 measures, sotct their lowest In history the first eral of them local In spplleatioa, two month* of Ihis pel ted. The were introduced. ■mailer leturns on loans nnd high Fistimsting that If enacted into graiV Investments, however, neie law t he measure's prnvlstefta • largely offset by rciluctioiis in would bring Into the stale's cof­ interest on deposit alcount*. fer* approximately 913.000,000 a A firmer trend prevailed to- year, George W. Scofield, of Clt*. ward the latter part of February, rus, yrstrnlay morning introduced M rs T C h a m b e rla ln H a s Social Calendar - P a r ty H o n o rin g S on S m a llc r R e tu rn s O n 1 s / \f f t L oans A re tin s e l By l n te re s t C u ts B ase I s S te p In R e g ­ u la r A ir p la n e L in e A color schaata of plak. and yellow waa used for party decoration* and appointments at tha birthday party given'yester day afternoon by Hi*. A. C. Chamberlain a t her home. 1510 Sanford Aterns*, in honor of her non, Dick CHnmbarlain. who eel* brated hi* fifth birthday annl versary at that time. During the afternoon games and contest* Were enjoyed in tie living rooms by the guest* and prise* were awarded to Margaret Damwr and Judy Rhode*. Iteffeshmenls were serve.) late In the afternoon by tho hostess, as­ sisted by Mr*. Harlow Guod<p**d and Mrs. Walter II. Bach. Thoso Invited Were: Dkk Chamberlsln, Honor gaosl, .Connie Mr Call. Judy Rhodes, Margaret Danner, Ann Wiggins, Charlotte JU»lu.6d ffn ll AnnifiMHalL.Natug. Williams, Daphne Connelly. Joyrt Goods peed, Barbara Warru.i, Betty Jane Copeland, Audrey Bath, Caroline I.##, Shirley Mason, Margaret Langley, James Henry Cooper, Billy Krataert, Ralph and W allrr Meeds Smith, Charles and Robert Cos, Canthen Hutchi­ son,. Jr„ TetUy Eckerwn, Dick Warren, Malcolm MacNeill. James Drummond, Charlie and. Jack Sparkman, Howell Fish, Jr., Jo# Baker, Billy Brown, At Doudney, Dlek Russell, H»y Fog, Jr., Dal* Hoffman, Wade Rucker, Jr., Bubble Johnson, and David llarnaby Bach. 4 a ;\ T o S o u th A m e ric a WEDNMDAT _____ Tho Senior Christian todamvorl BERLIN—A floating airport a.. Soclaty of the lirstP reab y tarU n ^ fof n l h, mM. ? 1 • " ? * • « ;! dig of the south Atlantic has just f . ' W.' W altttl, of Frede rick, at 7:30 oclock at tha homa nf Bill | WMpW#j for th r | uf, H in. H i , ia spending a (hert lima bar* DuBose, CJU "*k A re n a ! sa German air transport monopentailRM s. Special prayer services In oh-Lj servance Of the Lord's Supper will ' , , b. heist a t V.OO P. M. at tho First U\ completion Is a step in the Jo* Pat roll, of Apopka, will be \ Baptist Church. e.tab.shment of regular south At-week-end guest of Albort | lantlr airplane service. The finalTHURSDAY | ing airport Is tn enable trial* on Regular meeting* of Sallie Har tbe new air line between Berlin laa M an Frances Andrew* J .33 risen Chapter of tho D. A. R. j nnd Ruerfns Aires within thr have a* bar guest thU week will take ptar# a t 3:00 o’clock a t ! present year, •net MU* Margaret Clrear leaf, of tha home of Mr*. Georg* G. HerDoiena of fanciful designs have Apfpka. ring. North French Avenue. l«-en devised for “seagoing airAn Ea*ti-r egg "hunt will be ports." Less revolutionary In ap­ Mr. and Mrs. John Ma'i.’sr. of given at 2:00 P. M. at West Side pearance. but far more practical, Staikton, Cal., a n the c u n ts for Psik for the Primary Department the I* fl I Ians a ha* concerted the a abort lima of Mr. anil Mrs. E. of the First Baptist Holiday Mmh-ton freight steamer J, Amann. ..-.a-.. iw- m m Know. IMV v •• m t'f lax mtmmir# In the lloujif.* flsfraals “ * TWlTri“ 1W<l“” an ’airplane " mother - . . ■’.l ^ . -■. stoUtbm. snJ .let,In , rrfora responsible " .T i ^ L o t I *h'" “■ K .T M T yii’ TfoEerfi’ oTW J«T A business amt social meeting "Mtp.** It will Ink* Its station In wOI*dr*rHhe ctinnrUo thi* priijrlr*! L | p,.r rv»nt ^ ro o piil^ir ikx to t a inajnrlly of nntamoblle aerttfents en.l advise how they may wood, Is th r (W tl of Mr. and of the Alathran Class of l|.e Klrst n,M,U* of **» »«0O-vntl*. stretch avoided. This I* number nineteen of Iho verlrs. lUini in the city. Mtratuvu **»**\l i wou|f| u 0f| al| r^ m •!»Mrs, C. A. Adams! M7 Magnolia; Baptist Church will be heht m i between British Gambia on the r u in ftin nnliititly. irayrd in th® «»»l$' of Unirtble pro|>XVomw. |ly IMCAH R. ffTKININDRlt H:0U o’clock at th* church annex r"**‘ "f West Africa and Natal, In (ho interest nf e n v ersa ism; L rly , n„, including stuck* and ( l- .n s .....-so if ttrlw f ib r i n el lfi*wsrtf with Mm. E- H. Hockey, Mr*. J. II. 1 ""_«)* « "•'• -s °«‘h America. several local bonk* bonds, in tbe state, while a 1 per Osrar Tolar ,1s spsndlir Fields. Mi*. R. T. Warren, and set upon auturk In Dumwllun wllh relaMrs. II, 1>. Smith a* hostawes, loaiera. A *ev- MW life*. Mr. Tolar will join her . .FRIDAY.________ 1 * ernt on gross them for the wask-ad.----- — *--* Rehearsal for the cast of th* natural gas, limetournament., pity of the Hanfnrd phosphate and Mjls Elisabeth AdamI will ar­ Little Theater will take place at product* would be il vo tonight from the Flarida H:<)0 o'clock at Iho Woman's Club. measure, while State Collyge for Women a t TalThe Junior High School t\-T. would also ap­ lahaaaae to spend lha ■wook-end A. will meet at 3:30 o'clock In the mile* an hour. ported by the Natlcm.'l lluresu ->f v „lh>w the ru’e of the Modsl 1|-- ; | illVldeml*. lire -<nry nt.'JaallAcnls ply to the products of manufac­ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. school auditorium. « The design sim ilar to th Casualty and Cinlrtwrlters .... ,,.,nic utirdlnane. n n w i n drafted , All llUI|Ml Traffle . . , _____, llf. m # g|,les turers of In irk. drain tile, buildC. A. 'Adams. \ ( the Nallouat Conterenre o n ' *urh » ' ilcpiet iati..n f lfegula gulsr meeting of Heminola | enlnpults user) upon th,. strainers these aceldenta wrtc avoidable in g 'ld r, I'm thud remenl and ill* Doubt 1««!« ill® Ufpi It* tti® ^truffe nut) mnt In* * ii»f uwu Keb" kah Ijidge Number F o rty -J Bremen and Enropn, which, bmv product*, day products, buttled train to the croMlng caused mm.v n ^ y, ! „r doubt fid uicoiinls and ulhrr W. 0 . Lingo will arrive Friday three• will be held at H:W> o'clock, ever, are capable nf launching air­ ,of the tragedies I' w " ' “Wbsnrverany peism driving a I rimtiltgencies, have matV heavy •oft drinks, ire, cottonseed all and from Hsndorsonvllle, H. C. and craft weighing only four tons. The dssdh. wllh the ............ •tJM"; W|,ir |, |„ B n hlghw iv and :d:uir. on undivided pruflls anil sower |d| o. MONDAY. will ba tha m e a t of Rodman Leh L e e T r a c y S t a r s I n The fiist general srhiMil blit Mrs. H. D, Highteyinan mid flying Isiats land in the water V " ' j , h e r s uveil.H.k latentrbnit or stsnru tallwiy grad* i , Ulp|.i* n counts un-l it i* prirn itman, Pa.’mptto Avauue. Mr. N e w s p a p e r P i c t u r e Mrs. Lyman lluttulph will i.e near the ship In the nrdinnry was inirodiiiod In the House yes­ jin g o ’s mirrlaga to Miss Carmen u ' ; . M i r u . 1 . 1* H.” — n » i s |!> hostesses at "ladies day" nt the manner, being taken on board by which l* shut -ut from the driver* , f « i.olw.iv ............. *«*>*"nlis that revisions in terday morning. Guthrie will taka plaeo Sunday "Clear All Wires", adapted Hanfurt) Country Club. a specially constructed crane. Th" view Ly tries, underbrush, liusne*. |r a ||| |i(, r .lf It wa* hy C. A. Boyd of I>*Soto* „ untaveful ' dWWem-* h ive lieen ordered, Mj" morning sV B i^.o ’eloek. Mini the New York stage hit, is have made nnd would provide that no public The prnyer band nf the Preshy* Westphalia Is ’ equipped with n houses or even n louttunles i train yl)r ((u, j r|Ver »t the vehicle to fail |f-ven instillillor-rlnuil fiiiul, could be expended .......... ,|o n the vet Itlc t»’!ore Iravv-ra- i|iv|,lend u-visluns thi* uuartei Mtas Lillian Conn will e/rivo even more i sensational, more terivn Auxiliary will meet at 3:00 120,000,000 candle-power Is-nron Cn n siding. iIT)<ed pay'm Jnts an.! for Some vc'inomics, manual train­ the latter part af the week from spectacular, and funnier on the iiVI-Kk at Ihe church' nnd will he nnd olahorale radio receivers pnd h£mrd mi7 if it mmbH w* ”“‘ u "t~ 1" ‘ -------- f n Y- Tin, bhu-r nri'iii.ie.l talking screen. . klttru-Guldwyn. follower} try— thl‘ ms'ptrational IrmismilfersT ili-nl Biiip ar.il AI*W.\Yit Dl! ILN Till: AI.*!UT ; tVy<| tiuve ilifU.Vtl ,li(idl’d In nniit fuy ing, vocational training, athletic*, brtug youI r.ir to n d, The service plans call for use 'look unit li.lrti tki till* so *.*'11 , * AT n«\ti.m iAi» cruortjnNim incnt».» Those making reduction* agriculture or any ntra-aulYlcu* of Mlaa Elisabeth Adam*. She Mayer’s talkliatlon, with lire mceling ut 3:30 o'clock. nf land planes from German cities me llioeklyn ITsisl r . mpany, btr artlVltles, “until there are aufwill aet ss m«M of honor a t the Tracy in the roi* of thr fastEmpire Tr,.*l Comp'iny. Irving flriopt fund-* in tho public schedl vreddtag Strader of Miss Carmen talking Buckley Joyce Thomas, lu Cadis, Spain. Fmnt thi, point news correspondent continually Trust i'nmp.uny. Niiliniml Ciiy lirasuiy to pay Ihe cost of Ut» M a rin e (!o rn o ra l Guthrl* and W. 0. Lingo. srnplanta will lie used via the Ca­ .M rs . K f h c h t o n G i v e s B a b b itt H o m e S cen e in hat water, Is the attraction i ll.iivk nml Title Giminntc' A Trust aeRvIties after having paid tE*’ nary Islands tn Bathurst, Rriti-rt O f C l u b ’H M e e t i n g Gambia. From Bathurst rn rtlulo P a . . , , h o r C a r d c l u b ^ E s s a y e d R u l e O f it'oinpany. Friends of Mrs. W. M. Haynes now playing a t the Milan* The­ rvpensca of ir.struetlun in the pre­ Mniuifaetureis Trust t'oiupouy scribed eour.Ht uf study nthar than will ragrdt to l«arn that she will ater. to Natal, Brasil, the large flying Tin- S-intoi 1 I'oimlry t'liil' v .1 > Trary steal* his employer’* The regular meeting nf the Self and llionx l 'utility Trust to ni­ the nfmesalff art titles for a taint U confined to her home on West boats will be used. They wilj he­ tho rci-m- of •) lill.t-liisin and | p t ny voted to emit myinrnts. Six- Of eight school months,” Seventeenth Street for severs! chorus girl sweetie ami takes her i Improvement Club nf the Hanford re fueled In mid-ocenn by lb-- lindito pqitv irivrn ve-lerdav lift -1 to Moscow where he's to "cover” Grammar .School w*. held on Iren other major lllslit Jibuti weeks to recover from injuries re- the Red Army. He gets fired for M....I . ... . ... . , Westphalia which, with Its rrew of (inoon b) Mi With the rule* committee rag. t It K'kor.on HAN IHEGO. Calif, lino would voted to Make the, regular pnywj„ aNn .^ m m o d a le extra ralTed In an automobile arcidrnt 'it, tries to stage a supposed kill­ Mondav evening at the home of o"unending that a limit of Ml for Ih o niomls-rof the Tueaday j n* 'r r • 'I '” 1 “ veteran "ta. Mrs. IVarl S. Babbitt, South . ___ mrnts. ' peek. ""V m 'lio lolo uf un ing of a prince to get back un tho Fanford Avenue, will, Mrs. Bab-1 I M .! - , from Germany ItupHcato Club. As s.mn its th " !. nrchaelngiil. n f 21 primipnl hunks and Iru-t minute* per person ls> placed on The L connection •M guosls a n n uHIl luncheon vv 1u* s-V, *, payroll, fall* afoul of the secret liHl ni hfiitviti. Quiirit It »<*« itf H ilt pit v* , i ceinpaidrs in the eity, nine are tlrhntr during lb* -icrly part' uf ,fnnii n aliiblui iii * orjuMj A », IM* i«l , h *vf to Rio do Janeiro I* planned for ■Fx. C. R. Kirtley, Mrs. Ralph police, can't escape all his pursu­ n il the session, and 10 minutes per iiw m . . . . prying th" ‘"me prrri-rtngr of gladioli, in shades of yrllow and four days, with five-day time to ■erved in roitrsi t j on illlfy............ Kt I1“* hniil hijlf (Hi* li........ »*i , B. Wight, and Thomas L. Mead ing women, ami one way ami un while, to develop n color scheme per on for tl.e In- 1 11 days, echoes rentrieff with IIu niism i*ui| w > * . . l l« M "| .« t I 'M ................. * a* , , , _ j ill hU s|LU«* linu \%hll-** * t n t | uivjdund' a ' in I'JjP; . namely of the |!>3| [ 1111,11.ter artivillo* Hit of Lake Charm, will motor to other is in a fine pickle when ■ nf yellow and while, were ar­ Bueno* Aires. BI-wMtly trip* «r* bri|rht><-t»l«>rii| ifnrilrii flimpr v, . llaakeis Tiu-t ^'oamiiy, t'enlrul , , , , , , tn .M iftrUPii • r(ivrviM(ig *'lt*i* planned, alternating with the bi­ Heptona Reach tomorrow where ncwsuperwoman who realty loves ranged nlnnit the rtmm* where ihe th" flour „f the house yesterday lords marking Iho pine, nf tho .................... mhut Mirhncoltiir Hanover Hunk A: Trust ........ weekly schedule of the dirigible KIm*hN hurt* K n itrr they wll| be' Iho luncheon guests him gvts him out of his countless meeting look place. mot nine and line., wert» drawn. l-any, in Exchange Hank Trust • I 'lew -M.ivau ui!' row rail Graf Zeppelin, so that Germany of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stockton at aril complicated situations. I'mrtpary, First Nutionar Bank, Tfirmi|rhi>ut the a f i #* r li **f* n ] illlf*." Miss Maude Lake presided over will have weekly »lr connection* the Ormond Tropical Gardens. Benita Hume, British star muk the meeting when the following brulgi* ifiiim'* h i *11' f'lijityi’il nn<l h * I t rij'ir*" S * lft|fi*"s k n iii’s uti4 Eilllon Tiust t'oKipimy, Guaranty Ing her Ameriian debut, is repmt* weie irivrn from Ibe Usik, with South America. The Graf n lute hfiur hcum*-. «»!'• iirul fliiiil# *>f i iiif in rt «• i i i i l k ml - T ro t Company, New York Tru-I Mill Ml Sl u t : IDLE I'LANTM Zeppelin carries passenger*, k it In {>>Ii Mrs. John O.' Leonardy left to­ charming and a superb lilt’* ac­ "Teaching nf M eats," by Char­ tliv» firitiM iiviat*U*l- Mi * l«- I I I r t f*t I m-1 H ail in tin* vttlruhic Company, Ifnitrd Stales Truil, NEW VlHiK, Apr. 12. —« } — day fa r Washington, n. C. where tress as th# newspaperwoman ters: “ Direct Moral Instruction," the Ix'itlnning nl least, tho flying Hov It* ami .Mm. I.iutuii K. AUvn »“vt.in$| i.f I)11n*I*•| »* l<y I *«•r | >ornI Company mid Chemical Bunk o, The (iimmamlecring uf Idle plant*, aha will b# tha guest for a short Irresistible comedy Is contributed by Miss Lake; “ Reward* and bout service will h* restricted tn wrn* th«* r»'cipi**nl nf l»*eh •fu n •j |( , art* now c tlulnlitui Tru.i Company. mail mid freight. Klmil the standpoint of t dal fine* nnd farm, by the govern3 h 5 " " - Julia Cantacu- by Una Merkel and James Glea­ Penalties," hy Mrs, p rin ts I In ft c r tin* Fun liutro Katherine payments ia 1332. four i n s t i t u t i o n . - *" l"' uprralnl by th« un there ska will be a son, and C Henry Gortkin scores Vara; “ Example and Suggestion," •l ti T I ip ' p (tri’Wid ferri*: Mm . H. H. J In ImiwN Mi l lartificU u riifu, Fulton Trust, Giiuiaiity Trust,^ ftnplnyttl vra* propcisrd at a mael gnsst at a large tinner party to as the menacing police commlsssr. Mi . .1. I’. .M m . I» im iiii !> ■ i 'm m .I Vvitfi 11 1I'.tutiir• by Mrs. W. M. McKinnon: “Rea­ ing nf the New York chaptar iY M i s s G u t h r i e G i v e n ba given • la boM r of Mr*. Ruth Alan Edwards, Lya Lys, Lawrence F . Boy 11*» M m * Unt**o K . A H eu .iitli • itu i *M I r l j u i wirti living Trust uul New York Trust the Hocity of Ijulustrial Engineers Brysn Owes. 'iidribulril more in dividenls Grant and Guy laher are execil- soning," by Mr*. Francis Htirn; L u n c h e o n O n T u e s d a y Mr». J. II. llint*ri»»Ut*’r. Mt *■-' | uini.nl i^r. . h i .* v r . i.'t* W and “Peraoniflcallon," by Mis* yesterday. A resolution wi* adopt­ lent In minor role* and three (Hit Walter S* rohuini'. Mt-. A- W .jlho ♦*( li.mf i** h n .MMI in Ihut year Him in tiiLIl, while ed uiithorliing the appolnthnmt Rose LaVern* Hurt. . ■Farming a party motoring yes- member* of the original New ..us ug’;- i . . oV.i.),g " tj Hre* othei* llulkers. First NaComplimenting Miss Carmen Flits, imd Mr-. C. II. I'.i-koi.on. m u • During the social period a mu­ ■ f u iunimlttee to further" tha Utday to l he **J, neles", or McKee York Cist, Arl Ratal. Eugene ____ _ , _ : Aijii* itw v i', ictalor the ■",l S ," ,M FrU"*O^ddst*. Itoy* r tl’es south of Higaloir and John Melvin Bleifer, sical program wa* rendered by Guthrie, who*# marriage to W. G. paid nt the sumo rule as lu I'.ijtl. jdon. fli iUlll. I.inro. of llem.ersonvtlle, N. C., Mrs. George Harden, Mr*. C. P. distinguish theWiselvea In their ■ X Sr 7*^: M. Rchwarti, Herndon, and Mis* Maxine Young. will I*' an tv.'nl or Hunday morn- C h u r c h A z a r i a n ( l a s s | "No lioioim i in Ihe woihl levs Ihe tapir, a- well a* the feathered Mr*. Ifarty Rdrem, Mrs. R. 1L stage parts. Harrell's n e w cafe, serving .. J. _ > P , , n u d i i V vvor doll., any work in till, fir! I". serpent, which is also shown cn Mr*. Harden rendered “ 1 Pawed leg. Mi '■ K. U. Brownie* voter- H a s M D*aa. Mr*, If. M-. VTafiim,' Mr*. E. meals at 25c. 110 W. First.—Afjf. u o t i i u ? l u e s u a ) „ r luiny of the relics." By Your Window." and “Among t,r,tie I I.iiti a luncheon yesterday T. Hov. Mr*. I t M. Warren. Mr*. $ - , The f*» ( f*f llitt* fi'fiv# w« a in. afternoon f her home on PalmelAmor if the cor| oral's .-oll n tion My Souvenirs," vocal *olo«, while * J . 0. Laney. »n<l Dr. R. 8. Keelor. D r . K e e l o r H o n o r e d Will* sMm . S* j » Nix, Mr M N. i $tli*-! p n r«l«*rilnlly l*y u |*.«r•v |s a fl-Jte uliih plays four lo'lea. e. Ml*• !«■ I. Frailer ns; •* -Mrs. Herndon sang, “Gut nf the t , A. IllHslill. omiI u i . „f tnnrin.‘ hi f n r|i.'.-r «« ihoy It is rurvi-d to represent :he lirail W i t h B u f f e t S u p p e r llusk." and “Swret Mystery of ,M .1 th,' hostess in earing for r i n r t j n i , Mr . M an y U M is, I v y liwen.', will M r . M " wen; digging , 0-tbo . , • ltt ;l j ^ u i r . uhlcb the Mayan* N I G H T = Hi uc :ts. Life." Mi«s Young gave a plntm Hcrogulilifg to jai--il.inio s ajHI( worshtt ed». i.ccording to tho ^lr. It. H. Keelor, who plans to soIo. 'T h*-S carf Danes." -------L-.a-ltou was **rv*»L In-coarse* ■Ut ItoUri* i.i h«.sls)-*ua-Gie- tvgulsr b^.iim » i*i:d -. cial ntcctlng of the lliol, I bad some -par- ,„arlne ar(harlmii<». ler.ve tomorrow for I'hlladuilelphia E A R A L L Refreshments were served i ,- : t'ji.i the large dicing Ul.lo whirl) after spending the winter *rn.«m the hostess to Ihe followin';: Mm. .... .i.coratcd fur Hie occasion In of the Aaanati Clo - “ f the E i f t Him* lull'i sin«| ki«rl(d iliifvini: ....................... A T E S T O here with hU aon-in-law nnd W. M. MeKinnon, Sirs, Jark Flynt. , color scheme of yellow and Baptist Church was held In-t Y»hi*r<* lh r l*ii| hmI litrfml up thr I »•! MIlr*I I "in pti l i l lliriirtd. | night ut Ihe chut b ......... Mrs daughter, Mr. ard Mr*. W. E. Mrs. Francla Stine, Mr*. Kathrr „nvn. A large bowl of double It, II. Hill I II ',id"l over Iho liu-i- mA I h»IU fin* IT! ii ki I Iii'tiiu Ilu* Watson, Rose Court, was honor nasturtium* graced the center of MJrfiit* \ f«* if«| .1 riMiif immy guelt at an informal buffet sup- tine Yarn, and the Misses Maude tho table while light ws* furn nvts b#4<1oii vkIimi vwtwt;-f ftftny hor given Monday eyrnlng by Mr. fake, Hose l a Verne Hurl, Mil­ IsheiI by number* o r yellow Md mxik- to n-'lr-rornte-me r|n—rwmt; *’A| i**sicntlx tlu* t i i l i i u Im .I Odd Mr*, li. R. Dess at IhHr dred Mitckellf Alice Filler, Ethel dies In green holder*. Place card* Mrs. F. I.. Mile liud idinige "t llir Riser, ami Maxine Young. Guesta bore Fhkstur design* arxl favor* uevntiunal. u-'i’il III** 11m n huiir't home in Rose Court. At the cnn-hislon of all liusine-s Ifrun ml, ifciitur thr ui-r* m<r) L e a rn a b o u t Guests arrived at an early for the evening were Mrs. J. Kail wer" novelty Easter knnnie*. q ,social pariosl ww> enjoyed when Im*h U I four. I urn- P in tlrm l hour after which 'aupprr was lUvis, Mr*. C. P. Herndon, and At the conclusion of luncheon- gams'* wen- p'ayed anil tefresh- uaiurijr Attrition* Itf nirn. | uii sarved. A profusion of delphlni- Mrs. George Harden. the honor guest received I inen mrnts served. Those preaent wire: »**!•«* il^V nn* May in n llr* f »r nm, gladioli ami other garden table napkins which were mono- 3lr». II. C. Moore. Mr». I " 'ra in Hi® bowl 1 'outuill the lapli de “ T A K E IT O N flower* wa* used to adorn the grammed by th* rtueets during lies). Mrs. V. G. Ila-ly. Ml*. M. slgn ami the M ailin ' wn.i.blpnl ■doom where the guests were as­ O n e -d a y P a in tin g the afternoon. Those present L UaUun, Mrs. F. I, Hite, Mis. sembled. M Y W O R D ” were: Mis* Carmen Guthrie, hon­ Stacy. .Mrs. !_ T. Shepherd, ills. • ’AMD dK Til INKS Those present were: Dr. It. S, HIS new Color Rule reveals or guest, Mrs. P tter Heha* I, Mrs. M. N, Cleveland, Mis U. It l*i|'JhM i*r»M)fici iii ►ly ili*** Hurt iPitarKeelor, honor guest, Mr. an<| Sirs. •su rg e Knight, J r , and Ihe Misses pin, Mm . A. J. IVlarson. Mrs.| tVe desire to express our sincere I m interior decuralurt’ secret* uf lull * II lllal Itnkr hltf, hliPltt W. E. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. !L IJlIlan Branan, Mary Dightnn, Georgi1 McCall, Mrs. Merrill Hub- appreciation, to the yiivsny friends lid'lvlfjs <iiii| Ifiillfffp I d » Iiiif* color! W e offer it to you r a t i with rk' I m *ll 1 1 IIIM flful Itliri*. I*f A. Newman, Mr. and Mr*. I). !» Kernh Maxwell, and K nurrs (ilb- erts, Mrs, Ivey livens, Mr*. S. J. of If. S. White, for their thoughtJ l • tLfJj .JLIiLL.- i 1*1 (**»*».»II k flic purchase nf any site can uf Th miller, Mr. and Mrs. G. I*. MEMPHIS, Tenn., Apr. I9 .-W ) son. . , ,________ Nix, Mr». II. II. Hill, nnd Mr*.*foLarta. words of sjmpathy uiul n i t*» *1 f i n i h i * (siti ! a t i h ■ i stint»y„ h»o A Mil tm i'll Mi* Samuel Puleston, and —Heartened hy aid from th* ftdWallhidc, the Vitulurd Oil' Faint floral offerings, lirulerrd us dur­ I AIII 1 *‘| In n ! ,il 11 * lld tlvritlrt Judy* ami .Mrs. James G. Sharon. eral government, directors of the protect levees where hundred* of Victor MiT.aulin. I *'#.«*'I that brings you One-day painting. ing the sickness, drath umi burial high water battle In the Mississip­ men have been laboring day and if *9 In* tnitlrt**. In n i r r Come in today fur thi* n i l of our beloved lliislulliil. and Fulhin111., (Mir** I'dti,' tn*•I s i .tin) pi delta flood tone yesterday went night to *ava life and property I I AH K-tHY lO N S I IK N C i: m l ' l . l \ i . l l m IL. >*«»! I . h " r er. Intrrhir Drrnrwurr t'nlor Rule. It forward with their levee battle from damage from rampaging rrm- m i r m u r ri litt> "IwiilK' •.un MUM" i k M r l i I ' r e t t l l l p Utf Your Friend*, -Burroughs add-Elect— . 917^0 show * how to obtain more attractive while Lha Mg Mississippi River be­ waters. C L O V IS , N« M , A pr. K - « V It, ,tk !.*► *, 9 • if' I N a -* IlliirHillly* MIGt. H. H. WHITE 1 FAMILY. i 11till (imI. I'M *U*i|i«rr Mill) Caah Rag later, good ----- J.VW gan a gradual fall at Memphis. color combinations in your hum*— Sheriff Doggan, of Tallahatchie Riwcoe Starnca is a sound sleeper. -A dv. It. . I I I . is t r h i d , ,%»9«l I VI* Th* war department announced Flames burnesl a hole in a uull t ^ m l d si In l h n i'lffl L l v r r (Ml liovv to comhitir any of ifle 13 petalfimdstraad addiag ____ 30.04 county, Mlaaiasippl. started an inat Waihlngtnn that $50,000 had I I* Hf,I M l la.nl Is) * l*at»* only a few feet from bis bead hue Wallhidc colors with furniture tlgraph No. 36, flat.. MAO been aet aside fo emergency flood veatlgitlon into the dynamiting by I Iffl'R . a* In h |rrtfr«mbff* a band nf mrn of i Mathew* without awakening him. He Wa* 11 » ' ■ C a ra aa partible _________ 10.00 and woodw ork painted protection on the upper Ynxon •4 bayou tuvee near Tlppo, Ml.*., still a-les'p when fin nu n enieivd *.! (**^1 H ear— |L'Oderwood portable- 111 . 1 M 0 River and Its tributaries in Misslswith W aleripar, tITu his hiaixe anil brought, the file on T H E Y ’L L C U T Jato Saturday. SMILING VAI t Mini (J"i* k-Ilr> ing 'K n tier lOiiltnl. L . C. S alih Ut# H......- 3130 •ttrpl. Th# money will be used la , I o IK I O N E W l u McCo n n e l l ; v \5 f e * f tl 10— aew s h if t ---- 60.00 amcl and Varnish. You Hurgleal loots; nil kinds uf IO N ITE AT 8:<5 T '.’j wtsior* ami knives; pruning IM e t w a s d 9 -A -L ______ IIA O will be sure to want ucw. OVF.lt WLW tools of all kinds. Me. Ex­ -Uadtrweed t-very late . 7SA0 We Inslall Auto Gloat port aaw Tiling. fiteve’a-P lace » -P R IN T I N G ’ LAWN MOWERS S N O W ’S P A I N T & T r t i t y o u r old eq uip m en t Repaired and Hhariwncd P(WT Q F F Il'K j W e bkvo th e W# e ra equipped ta prwdae* GLASS € 0 . Aba For Sale LUNCH ln« y o u s e e d . f ir s t claaa jab r s r t a t lie liar* your work done by a 117 S. Ihtrk Phone 303 rut* tewest paaalble prka*. Gif* aa real mechanic. S h o rt O rders « . U. STUART. M*r, a f K. Moan will regret that ha U m a t hit homo ilia Avenue. '' ' a, V'"'” j zx A rc h a e o lo g i s t w w WALLHIDE Flood B a t t l e r s Are Heartened By Federal A id Geo L. Stuart Co. thdoovaad-Baadstraad Agfa. * - Mala HL OrUada, Fla. T k tr ia l - H m U d ^ F r in l ta g g : Regular M eals' 30c ' u tm i J . V v. S H A D 0 I N 9IP Elm rtuin# 7IU-W HILL FEED CO••M r r a m Use .'a ll T a se S * Mae" ta lk a a* M s"r r k s s s la s ■virnuint/u) r r r r u tm c H rAJNTntuuucT x ac;u s e 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. 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 12, 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>, April 12, 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/e710689dc27968c582fced7e6cc7f1c1.pdf ec03addfb06377ce12258c2a09ae4ece PDF Text Text V # ----------------------------- , H P ? F ---------------------------------------- •--------------------------------------- » TH E AN INDKPENDfRT DAILY N 1 W8 PAPSK l i m SANFORD. FLORIDA. ffitS D A Y . APRIL II. 1M 3 iE PASSES RETAINING GASOLINE TAX lerDeB e lle v e s ft w seconds lie crashed . . her toll atrikthe water. Wiley (old bo bated hla opinion on the fact that h , hod not felt any .n tod hW-threagh the central oar, that tka “ feel of the ihock" wa, different from any be had seer experienced and that he could not ho euro ay Iho exact order In which event* occurred Just before ho wao waahod out of the chip In­ to the water. WUay eald ho believed • down oarreat of'air polled iho dlrlalhlo. la tka tester of a terrific etortn, down to deetooctlen. Wiley, who praetoualy tetf*d bo did not bebrvo the A re a wav .truck by lightning, faM . ehr mloht hove atruclt wtlkoiit .uffctlng any Lieut T* _ af Inquiry that lh» __ report, that unfevrrehlr for •n »h» took off th« .fatal <*a her Into the hg-awept aklea. »drr H. V. Wll«y. r aflleer of the great — 1 that h* and the tn, Informed bu adverae Iblllty . . . _________ I wfalhef taadltiono over MichIran vreru moviag aortheoalward. Ha added, however, that In hi* optaioa “ther* tpa* ha fading of dnagbr or adptokotlllon In atorttag the flight at that tlmo.“ * A trim ftoru lit hla blue drea* ualfotm an t Irek |r*y hair. Wllty. •peaking •'owly'ltM_ ovenlv, alto •tort that hi* Informed llkhttrc f t »t Iboaffht »k ( afl»r the glared to Ikk It'phl* woa‘ •Up had Iaft «•*. of the weatto ebaago the ___________. OMtkerly direetho (Up wda taking down the Dotswar* Rivtev' ' ! Captain McC*R aalppor of th* * l !------ », agitate the room" /hanged to tka eastward and the Ok rafo Three* (Continued‘ O* I n s t a ll With rfve Riles Ttmarrow la k rod Wtar day In \v. X “t s s .'s v fs a tka Oka Hill Wmorrow sight *t I.-40 O'ctaok far tha parpoM of tosUtUtag tkofr now offkera, hut also win gulltaO La witaoaa tka worUY loom oriu-v ckamptaa'ritualistic caampios nut si Mm la Is soHsta Tho toil* I. eoatpoom1 Bmyr J th* officer* af! to* Use Now N----------I kooiarhy Rev. f r . P. J. | m m mmw ^ * . championship "kt from Do.ion s . Beach, _ j /properly ro­ of, tho Sanford (go completing ifualna af tho PHOENIX. Apr- l l — OCtWlth bat a d«y or *o lomilninv botoro Winnie Ruth Jodd H to mooed to the death tel her attorteya today planned a di­ rect appeal to the »Ute »*■ pro me court for her aeleav* bf writ of habeas corpu*. Mr*. JotiJ. sentenced to die of dawn Apr. 31 for the “trunl murder" of Agues Lerol. h«( mother let«l moe* yesterday In a aupeilor court detiiion denying Star a new trU'. Five C u l l A Copy U t t l * r h a a g a la U a f it it ir t . N U M B E R 141 Program For Big 'FINAL ADVICE LOTTERIES ARE Complete Transportation Control Iriirru nilDlir BARREDBY ACT Agency Has Been Drafted ^ ON ELECTION OF (ITT BEADS — lift WASHING rT.4, Apr. II.—UP) —A compete program for-a hug* tratspoiutlon regulation agency ender the cnmmcrc* department hs» bran completed by He rotary Roper and laid before I’ rrslden Itooae.elL I'nitar the set-m a* _ i „ outline.I today In administration JlC U f i ,|oarl»r* the intoratate Commerce Commn.ivn wouid rcmslr. a »epTALLAHASSEE. Apr. t l .—0T> final pas-age of Clty ordi-'| ,i,t5 unit rrtalning it. quad ju—Thw house today, paved 6.1 to oarer .pinhibiltng _ po..e»»loo dtataMumtions while it. adminls>7 the admtatstratkm-sponsoreJ nr .ale of tiotlta, "Cuba" lollrr) |i relive activities «v|1 I* Iran* bill to retain th* aeventh rent tW.b..end-...fn»U*aal.i.raU*o, rtMitav’ t n f r i f b n ir « * ’ • in Sanford, and the read­ An assistatt aecretary nf conipostponed cotwide rattan in g nr Wurt W. WKrner’s nppli- metre tn<*ld preside over the measure after fighting off amend transportation division with four menu to tab* revenue from the separate units under him n,d each atoto. hra.ijJ ty r director. The Roosevelt Administration The boas* received * bill to lax April meeting o f the Sanford City legalised beer and wine and send Cnmml.'ion in the City Hall last came fa e to face yrstvnlay with the revenue to the schools; to levy thr force* »hl<h split Democratic night. a general sales tax of two peroral Adoption of an ordinance relat­ senators ant representative*. Into In moat rases and to call a con­ ing to the .ale of eggs, d»cl*l'*n ihcial and conservative wing* at vention tor revision of tho stale to appropriate another $100 for thr la-1 session of Corgrrss. n* svnflict aiuse among his rongreaconstitution. WASHINGTON. Apr. II. (to the upkeep of the Sanford Coun­ •tonal Dadets over the new tank­ The senate received bill* to tax try Club, and dla'u.sion nf pro­ chgta alorea; to reduce salaries of -A stout denunciation of Ameri­ posed legislation to In* presented ing irfomi Irglslr ion. to an effort to rmoolh out »h*' slate officials; to establish a can tariff border. w*» rowpfed to the florid* State legislature state debt funding commission and lost night hy Secretary Ropee ahi were prominent among Ih" rediatrlct congreaalonal uniU of with o disclosure that the econo­ matter* that occupied the alien, my program " f the adminiatratiM the state. tlnn of the Commhatonora. The house also pasted hills to la taking shape—$10,000,000 being I Immediately nfter the Trailing chopped away from the commero* •mead laws for sutag nut writ* of error and to clarify the law on department1* $36,000,000 .ppra- « f Ik*^application from Mr Warn\” > '•>' penalty for embetalemenl. The prlatinn for |D34. ilet VI Ihr ( ommiMlDnem orhouse adopted a resolution railing Thr .rrrrUry In •« II filed. an<t InMnidH I'lljr for the appointment of a com- 9frlnr«l Amrrlrtn U nfit ,,n ,iAl!oriwv V K WiUmi In in mlltae of tig aenatora and *•* , jenaonahle and extreme" and aatd|t„ n ,y on|(n, nrr, f„ r , hr r„ r. repretenlathea lo act up , p ian ,«,Bjr attempt to r e s ln r e jj^ „ f „ p , n erdman-e for jodletal rodistrt-tlng. I the movement of p w h **, * ^ ni permitting the eota of beer hereScofield-of-CMrue. who tntro- Milena must Involve a lowering. whrn jt ran ^ , n|,| |,f ,||y the dviced the sale* tax hill, eati- of existing trade harriers." Stale. . mated It would bring $ I.V000,000 "Thl* admlnlatralton. Impelled In passing tho urdlnamr "pro­ annual revenue Into the -state by the pledge lo the people of Glly Attorney Kred R. Wllwn, hibiting the sole or possession of treasury. I keeping government expeneea any II ket, share cr coupon in any who was Instructed by member* uf The beer and win* tax bill wa« within government taeoro* has, lottery for money or other thing th* Sanford City Commission last Introduced in th* house whl h U within lb* last 10 days, carefully nf value," the t'limmisalonera did a companion menaur* to the bill reas time led gov*rnm#nt revenue* •o after deciding that to» much right to prepare an ordinan*" legalising 32 beer and wine*, fin IBit." Roper said, “and wllh money la bring spent lo'atly In lhat will regulate tha sale nf b**r in Sanford if and when the slate wna sent to th* finance and lax- tb* revise,! flguroa as a bill* la (Continued tin l’ag« ThrtO law U repealed, today discovers! atlon committee. making through tha director of that even If the l^gUlatoro ap­ A hill to tax all retail store* Ihe budget a re*pportionm*nt proves th* beer bill, this beverage end all thaln slot** waa Intro"The department of (Omaeago ranbol be sold In Sanfonl un-tor ky Aadrawa of Groanvtll* controversy, which levo’.vea th# tunoamental question of whit part state bank* will play In the fu­ tag* bank k m today. Th, men ture set-up of tn* nation’s fi­ entered Dm hark, asked DakM* nancial structure. Secretary to change a 4e.hr, tad thin Woodin will confer today with a plataL Dakota iho: cm members of th* Serai* banking of thorn, who waa aot Monti* ijb-commilte* In charge of tho f nod. and the companion nod In legislation. aa automobile. The conlroverty haa come to a head in the bill being framed iy Awnre that t h e n ia ths Ihe Senr'.t sub-conimllte* head.d by Senator Glass, Democrat, Vir­ josa'bllity th lt mat ginia, wh.'in Rooiov* t sought for may bo th rown out r - r m s m u r " spelling Th* CilaaA group, has drafted a marking, when tellera atari hill designed to strengthen the counting the ballots c«u$t federal reaeiv* ayatem, a id make during tom orrow 's special It attrartlve to atate barks. Crit­ ics of the measure contend it election throughout 8em lnoI« would force state tanks Inin tha County, the fou r candidate* fo r the house o f represent** federal system (.'•*• an I hi * commit!** .Iiavj fives’ seat left vacan t by th e agreed on the erratlcn nf a I - * death o f Representative-elect OCH),000.000 fun,I to Insur* de­ H. S. W hite today Joined posits in fedeial reserve member voicea tn asking the clcctorm T l banks. Stale banka would ba per­ to “ vote carefu lly." LANSING, MICH, Apr. II— mitted tta berrflta only If they UP)—Mkhtgmn yeaterday became While this confusion may arta* applied for membership to the Ihe flret atoto to ratify repeal borauso It la th* first time ta tha system. of the national prohibition taw. history of thls county that a blank In crowded representative halls ballot wll| b* handed lt> a voter, at (he stato capitol and to the th* actual mechanics of voting• * accompaniment of cheer*, hand­ slmplt. • clapping ami tha stamping of In order for any vole to b* * feet, a constitutional convention counted, It la necessary that thy ? of 100 delegates elected In • plebvoter writ* lh« name o f hla can- * eadte a week ago voted 99 to one dldate on fh* ballot and after as j for elimination of tba prohibition doing, place an “ X“ mark beforo ■ act from'Iho ration'a baak taw. Ih* same. That's all there lt to i'. f ‘ The vote wao in accord with If*wer*r, Ih* randidatoo namo ■ ; the pre-election pledges of the must b* written rorTTCtly iltd w z t delegates. The lone negaliv, vole* raised against ratification of the Initial* mual he lho*a o f the ranproposed ' Twenty-First "Amend­ d|riat*.e. . •1 ment to the Constitution was that Artordiug t*'placard* that will nf Eagan* Davenport, nf Barry b* placesl In a promltmnt _ CHICAGO, Arc. tl.—(At—DeCounty, former «t.*en of sericul­ at ‘every election plac*, th* < tlaring urgmlied grngslers ha** namei of th* four announcesl ture of the University of till-' noia. To him the convention ac­ pteparrd a united front to at­ •T-latoa are aa follow*; Freak ICAe" corded the trltue of a resolution tempt control of th# l«g»l beer Artdaraon, W. R. Dupre*, C. W. af commendation for kta “rourteirdustiy. the rmployera1 associa­ Entawtafler, and W. B- William*. ' : o.a deportment." tt tor Instance, you plan to vot* tion culled upon Chicago buaineaa for Mr. Andonon. you muct writo . Btpte officials, Including Gov. men yraterday for "a battl* to In the word* “ Fraali Kay Anter-Ti WIU Mtam A. Coma lock, delrgmtes, tha finlah." »5uC.tO«L plac* aa "X “ « k W -1 m aru tios guests and visitors wha -The g-t.-rnt of Togal bror**, tho fore Ut* ham*. Your veto will net synmed tba floor, gallertaa and aaaocl itlon said In n slatamanl, taunt If li read* “ Mr. And*rson," platform W A B k thambm-. e n is lin g ord in a n c e s. “al|iu.:ix«a the opening of oaa ■frank Amtarean,” or *"Y °-h*r. la tho 4aa>mm<taHna that f-irt ronnot bo sohf legally hocaus* of th* deadliest fattloa that haM . 1. . ^ , lowed onaouaeomowt of th* vote. Th# aamo procedure m m s a c ther* are three Sanford ordi­ yet developed on the hood um must ba followed In th# ease-of Tho actual process of ratifica­ — a . in 10.1V* nances which must be repealed be­ ft out. tion required oalp a few minulci, tha other candidate*—writ* th* The sreratory said this waa the Belief that Imlh I’ tesidenl fore beer can be sold in Sanford. but th* ■•p*atist* chose to make a “ The hoodlum bosses of Inu name It ta spelled on tho pl*» first time In Ihe history of th* ROoaevell and Attorney (Jeteral SIik* atat* laws govern rounty rsikrta will now go Into aetloi viitory celebration' of the event. ' government that “ an administra­ C -mmlnga »e». the necessity of taw enforcement regulations, th* In th* now field uf legitimate They had boon aoeeoaafnl In two ' ' f t . candidates also remind lh<* tion ha* suggested that it ig not hb Munidral Baukruptiy Hi I I* possag* *f th* beer bill in the berr. . . . campaigns against prohibition people of the county that all *ho wise op safe to os* mnn*y which egyrossed In a letter receWr.l at legislator* would permit th* sole during th* last few months— fir*l "It ia going to he a ball?* whien void or twro qualified to voto In Ih* Congresa lla*lf haa appropri­ Ih* f’lty Hall recently from Ton- of In th# Novemtor •lection anl beer throughout Seminole law enforcement authorities and Novomber, and thoao who becama ated." gyessmsn Malk Wilcox of Ihe County «lf*pt where city onli- legitimate business interests oil- qualliRd since that lima rnd up again last wook—and In fu I con­ LONDON, Apr. II.— A trol, they prolonged tho tonvenHi. was Ih* first definite an f i f t h District. Th* letter ww nances expressly prohibit it. •lie the brewing industry can 'nut (Continued On Pag* K*ur1 tlon yesterday as - much a* pos­ dramatic account of th# 0«pu nouncement of Ihe amount Ihag to adkiessed to f'lly Clerk K. S. leiinview with drlarhmant or u-ittn* Two of tha City1 * ordinances (flusftan secret polirel method of lo b" trimmed from Ihe variou* eoS wh„ had rendared a prompt sible. hava been In effect line# before torn. . . legtlmate business i* To clinch tho it sanction of nuk­ Kindling BrllUh prUoners accuael departments In Ih* move to rut * •ersbe that dri^w tha praise of 1013 while a third ordinance re­ fare to face with a united oppJitof aaholag* waa ronU ned *" ■ Cotgressman Wilcox. ing Michigan Ihe first slat* /> billion dollars off evpenaes. Each lating to th* subject waa paaacd tlon." ratify tho repeal amendment, second whit# p*f»r issued last department haa beers jtrwctok to The letter dated Apr. 5 reads as The asarclatlon Hated ovidunM on Juno 1$, 1033. night which aot forth further Seiretary of Slate Prank D. Ktarut at least IS percent, and in follows: of ga-lgatera attemptlrg lu entei telegray hie god telephonic comTha ordinances at* a* follows: goia'd plana to forward Immedi­ ■Ties,-* accept ray thanks fur many. Including Ih* poataffice d*the beer industry. "Soctlon 1*0, tevised ordinances ately to Washington a certified m.nlcallona between British <'P- partmrnt. this parli.g away ig to the promptness with which you 'Tho outlaw liquor ayndiexto co, y of tho resolution adopted lomatir efflellU in Moscow and be even larger. City of 8anford: Sal# of malt answer*.! my telrgiam asking for talk openly to their present -usWhll# starching through rminle* Ih* foreign officebrow prohlbitad—It shall I-* un­ lomrrs of continuing th* sale of loal records laat week, City (*$(k yraterdoy. Knpor said 11 wo will not neces­ inlottnation on thr operating and On* Igtagtc-m. menlloning "a debt service buigrts of Sanford lawful for any person, firm or beer, buying It from legitimate F. S. Lamaon dlKoveredit that utav at ax ST. PAUL. Ar. U.-(A>>— Min­ typical eumplo of Ogpo meth­ sarily curtail the required useful­ for tha last few years. I wanted corporation to s»H or dispose of breweries and %-clng th* present praaant thar# la authorityy Biltate* ness of the department." od*". said that last October, John nesota will vota Sept. 12 on rat­ j this Information to submit t-> the th* drink or beverago commonly customers to retain them at for th* City Commission to mner“ It la proposed." ho aald, l.i.ll, in s u f 'n m m llia a ml I 4am k v a a f . ification of tho Eighteenth Cushny, on# of Iho Briton* now Judiciary CommiUr* at Ihe hear known •• near beer or any other agents", th* statement aald. woilKeof facing trial, waa approached and simplify It* agencies whetaver ing on my Municipal Bankruptcy beverago of like nature, which . ''Ways and means an Mng lla* for sal# $1,437,000 Amendment repeal uniWr on act bond* for varioua purpoae*. Thta sent to th* governor ymterday requested to do rertr-ln work for possible; to reduce the gtaff wharg |mmwliolelr upon mt|i|*l f contains more Utah three-fourth-, studied for rnnvartlng th* «itdea'. authority was voted hy th* P*Pt>l* Ik# eovtat uaknown to hla ooon- an agency nr o bureau la over­ by th* logtalalwov--------------- — this information, I prepaio-l a nf on* per cent of alcohol hicwrnre, operated by 'h-Hilliims upon aovural different ocerffon* try* manned; to work economies that sheet showing the trend of o.rrjt The measure cat:* to/ etc-Jon "Seetln 160. rertsed ordinance* withoit benefit of federal IK•>■**, sine* 1017. “ Hr waa o(farad $250 a month necessity demands." * of 81 coorontlon delegates on that in f expense* in Sastforil fur the City of Hanford: Sale of liquor it to breweries with appearsneva hut rrfuaod, although approach*;' Believing that this authority data. They will meet 3* day* later Roper suggested that American p*»t few years ami subiulllo«k loof re*;eclnbility." prohibited- Whoever sells or should b* either used or deatrorad on several ocraslonv", the tele­ delegate' to Ihe economic renferto cast a formal ballot. frthcr with the figure* gtvrn me rasliei to he sold any spirltou*, The n f q ati«n urge-' breweries Clerk Lamaon brought th* gaftrr u ^ ,. do little to- ty you. A stale of 31 d>y or 31 wrl gram raid. -In November a Ruato have mi dealing with gang­ vinous, or malt liquori In the . .h-r delegates will h* elected in the sitn woman waa sent for by Ih“Thlt information wa 1 necesster* and railed for prompt ac­ to th* *ttanUon ol tl author Ittao and Instructed to perp ,“ p?’ * ^ !^y ^ "* r f’ lly of Hanfnid, upon convict too si*n*n at tholr meeting laat statewide balloting. tion from authorities. nations “while we ouraelvra ,#vary a1 a part nf th* herring tosuado Monkbouso lo do thl* work. thereof ihal| "be punished hy a with tha result that “ III vb rerely restrict trod* hy an un- casus* th*-tlnil*d Stales ( ham-or 8ho refused." th* fart that there ar* no tokare uf C-minieyte in contealing my Sill fine of not less than $.Vt nor mor* irasonabie and most eitrem, Ur (Alan Moslhoja*. also Brit­ for bond* at present." •• it waa 1 had nude th* alalrmerl that the than $300 or hr. Imprisonment not Iff policy." on, U Moscow dlroctor of Ihe Jocularity put, th* authority .wa* exceeding 00 Hajt> municipalities and taxing units nf “ I do not suggest lhat we Metropolitan Vickers- Electrical ordered canceled by ordinances ftrdinante b'J.' dated June lit. th* ro ntiy which ara in dirties* Inasmuch ss a curtailment of fomptny. All of the ala Britiah •hould permit our tariff rates to •re extravagant in their operations 1033; “ An ordinance prohibitin'* City Attorney F. R. Wtlaon waa he filed by any world conferanea." atoto fund* prevent* “th# op- sobjecta Invoice l In th* sabotag-' liutructed to prepare thta anil* ami that If they wnul I roi'JCJ •ny parson, -firm nr corporation ha aald. "Nobody auggests lhat. I "~:1 year* nc* horo of a atoto physician rase In Ruaala are affiliated wrth n*nc« at once. their operating costs they iuuM from receiving nr having in his. do suggest, however, that our rep­ for' tho purpose of taccirallng this rtruyany). lien 1* the authority that had |i*y their debto. By *r«u»ing the I her, tholr, or its possession any MOSCOW. Apr. lt.-(A h -T h a resentatives sell) be listened to Anothor message related thel and Inoculating children against remained In the hand* of Ih* itfotmation from Sanlurl anl spirituous, vinous, or malt liquor rommunlat International* Hurday ama'lpo* and diphtheria, Mra. Monkhous* wi# puaalrd and ilr- with far greater respect, amt their Commissioners until discovered hy apparent “ volumt. inflaenre in tha gtnrral effort to­ numlu-rs of other rities whirh are except It b* received, hail or hri-l aipealrd to Ihe German laf-«rDorothy Lamb, county achool Urhed ky constructive arromplish- in fllU'trial diatieas, I was able In hla, her, their, r,r its possession Ing masses to overthrow’ Ih* lilt Ctnk Lamaon: nurse, today otqyoslod to th* nm*a confession*" mad* by W. II. ward to mike n very ni<* showing that in accordance -s ilk Uu -_U»» of ler government by an armed re­ - ,$$77JX» balance of an anthors mothers o f school children asking Thorftog, anothor of th* techni­ mrnts will ba Increased, If the* th* nruniripalllieR In Fb-ri-U have Ih* Ktota nf Fb-rula." volt and to establish In it* stead a lied Issue of $603,000 refunding ran come into the court of world that lh*y taka lhair ckildran la cian*. ■ educe.I their n^cratlnK e«,-en.e< bond*. Seri** A-t. voted on N«Vs dictatorship of the proletariat. The llarald was informed that Monkhous* advnrced lb* yoa- negotiations with ‘dean hands' family physicians at oeco so that this necessary Immunliation may •Ibta tx pianolion that "In hi* and admitted recognition of the to the irreducible minimum. I also the ordinance required before tier, I The appeal waa in a statement SO. 1017. $300,000 balance of an authorresulting was ahln tn show that in lusty nf may be aold in Hanford will proh j issued by the presidium ' Of tha present state of nerves ha has self-evident condition bo completed these municipalities they could ably he .In Ih# following form “ Jt communist Internationale's eieeu, lied Usuu of $623,000 covering va­ In th* past few years, tha aisle broken rwwn and mad# a false from our impossible tariff situa­ not pay th*r debt* even if all up- •hall b* lawful to p-issrss and or live rominittro which waa pub­ rious purposes. Th# amount att* he*i boon providing this service, confaauoa . UBcLrr well- known tion. • . , crating io*ta were romp.dely a*ll spirituous, vinous, nr mall lishes! in the newspapgr I’ravda. Ihorltod but unsold wa, for th* forme o f Ogpo pressure, »u<h a* •ho aald. but ther# has bean a wiped out. It rallesi on tha Garman com- City’* ahar* of atreet paving, Th# n threat of esnaequanrea sjtnsr drastic curtailment rocently. This liquor, tha possession nr sale of "We concluded the hearing this being absolute far himself or far Mme. Kutoaavt which ha* been legallaed hy the .munist oarly to want (ha raaaaca authority waa voted on Apr. 10, afternoon after an all-Uy argu­ and an offer of. raleau* |f full cm protection agalrat tho two Stale of Florida amt the United lhat “ Hiller’s government U lead­ 1023. ment. This was Ih” third bearing $310,000 for tha ronxtruclion o l ing the country to catastrophe and egqg la a Mato raqulrementkfcwjon ware mad*, or a throat of States of America." wfith tha Committer hts given what* th* child ta entered la tholcypoaor* to ih* world of hla siIhe laboring class to prevant their a municipal alertrle light plant, ' MIAMI. Apr. II.—(A'l-Hix •*- mu. I eip*ct the C-immitlt* t* conloat for B)«o Ribbon c*rUfl«| H$od lotlmnl*. relation* with tontobile load* of “ men ta whito further impoverishment and mis­ voted an Dec. 10, 1933. Ih $400,000 for th* construction 01 Kstoeera, who tl a 40-yes - robes" w/re being hunted today as make ■ report sometime within ery is through a proletarian revo­ •Id ter rotary of U* roaapos/" authorities "Ought Ul* ardullon of th* next few Days, and, if hoy municipal dock* and whanrea. lution and a dictatorship of tho ■i At other message told of Tho n- tho staying of Burton Wilson and repot 1 f(.;*rab'y, I will then got $40,000 for th, construction of proletariat.” las bolny leafrontod 1by Rms. tha spiious wounding of B. V. Ih* bill b*f*r* th" fb—r of th# Urging th* formation of ■ uni­ an atactric fire alarm and pollen v MIAMI. Apr. ll.-(ff>l-Jose. Hows* and try to get its passag* Rateoova, who ta duaerihoit at a Hauler--'" in a house her*. Neigh­ at this Marion. I have intrrrixw*J phlri* llakeney. 3. died today aa form front brtwtsg social damo- Ultpbon* call aytUm. $30,000 balance of an authociaat, bors ajai.l the m*n lyt white robes th* Prealdont and Attniney O.*#. th* re (Hit of eating rat poison rrats and rommualita agalnrt th* drove up tn the houao and shortly era! and bath of them appearod tablets to the belief they were German l-ourgewta*, th* maaifasto laau* af 9150JW0 for th* nmalpvoe 'candy drop*. Her sister, Joyce, 17 inatrurted Gontuui eoramunlat* to lion pi * municipal fir* atattaax. MOTOR MAGNATE M M * afUmranl several • shot* were tq so* th* r*cessity of Ihe law. I Th* thro* preceding ao<‘ ' •Id, who also ate th* pot. strengthen their party s* as "to fired. Wtl «Oftg clutching n pistol, taliav* that If the •Commit*** a •reported in a critical prepare the masses for dec1*hr* ttao* were voted on Mar. B. wna found >hnt through the Urn- gfeta m* ■ favorab'e rerort, f DETROIT. Ai T . $360,000 tor th* co*«tr * *4, on . s f U » hoot p|g. Raulrrson was wounded ia the •hall b* aUt to get the rresidtet condition. Mrs. Ktrlyn Blakenoy, revolutionary battles and t o ovarntolher of tba^chfl-iran. sold they throw capitalism *04 fascist diets- • ■tttkipal hoepital. Tlita an1 In Ih* day* abdomen Investigators Hare net to lot 1*4* th* bill in hi* an determined th# cssao af tho f* ney program, thereby sacuri'rg •bt*ln*d th* p#i*°a from an auto- torshlp by means of on armed re­ Uy v ia graatod ta aa *!*t“ , : Dac. U M L volt" rnobll* borrowed for * aa early fa su g * o f it" •hooting. * ■ Receives Measure To Tax Legalized Beer And Give Revenue To School System Current! AirCausedCrnsh I , U K E H U R o t T A pr. I L ­ IA .!*.) — LUutenant Com ­ mander Herbert W iley today told a naval board InquM na Ruth Judd’sLawyefs Plan Final Appeal t l d MICHIGAN FIRST m w m km DRY LAWREPEAL Vote Is 99 To One In Favor Of Elimina­ tion Of Prohibition Strict R equirements Arc Pointed OutTn Casting: Ballot Foi Legislative Group Wilson la Instructed To Draw Ordinance Permitting Sale Of Beer If State a ROPER UPBRAIDS 7mriw«Rfy*Bf,7fW*nyr"~*~”' T R A M XEN ACE S S S K t S HcadOfCommerrilfipartment A (art Hf* v e a l s E coiuMries EXISTING LOCAL FIGHT TO FINISH LAWS PROHIBIT SEEN IN EFFORT BEER IN SANFORD AT BEER CONTROL City Ordinance Muai Organized GangRtcrB Be Changed Before “ ITavc Declared War Brew Can Be Sold On Legalized Trade :W ,ilcox Is H opeful £ a - - - - ~ o-cwwv T o Be S u e o e s s f u l ___ • I Dramatic Account Given Concerning O g o u A ctivates Authority Existing | For Sale O f Bonds j Ordered Cancelled j Plea la Made To Have Children Inoculated Communists. Make Plea That Germans Overthrow H i t l e r Robed Men Sought In Killing Of Miamian Miamfchild Dead From Eatinp: Poison �chlhVea, PLEA FOR HELP % -oi*. - -• Fata Asks ThoaeWho Can To Take Boy*, Girls Into Homes Declaring that lb# straitened flnanclel condition of lb* Chll' drrn'a Homo Society at Jorksonrtlla I* ooeh that It U aow n*c*»j | airy la plac* many chlldr*n In prtrata homo* throughout Florid i, * Malta* C. Figg, bo*d of tho boa**, today mokoo tho following I appoal to tb* rooldenta of Ihu M M I^ U ’ •• | “ Will you toko on* or two homolet* boy* *r girl* Into your horn* Juat far tba anmmar month* thla yaar, and tbua aaalat Th* Chll* drtn'a Horn# Society of Florida, to poll through what will un­ doubtedly ba Ila hardaat cummer T “ Last year between SO and SO ;hom*l*a* boya and A n war* pibcod In good family horn** for tba lummer—but thla yaar The •asSfllL-STit many chit, drew—or over 100 HomaJass Chll* dron, In good homo*—In an effort to aoe that theso children ere cared for without eoet to th* Sob­ riety during th* coming summer. “The Children’s Home Society • Florida la facing tha moat erltkal financial condition, It has ever faced, during lu SO years of aervle* to over 21,000 homeless, orphan and needy children ef our atato, acid will not be able ta provid# food, shelter, clothing and car* for Ita hundreds of helpless Air .Cushion RUPTURE BELTS All shapsa and alies. Will not wear out. Call at 805 Magnolia. o iU m m u / U | hoartod fa relll«i *9 over tb* i UU will com* la tb* room#, aad M»d in fando, load, llothlng promptly, or will provldt « food ham* for ■cor** of Lb*o« bon*l«oo children for tb* oummor. “Tb* Hon* Society doao M l plot* oat babiao *r children on.br ila poor* of ago far tb* aonuner, for It baa a waiting Hat of famlitas wanting Sable* and litt* children undrr ala year*,' all th* Cloudbu STAGE' FOR ELD SLATED e n t s Schedule#^ O r la n d o O u t fit (Continood From Togo On*) plactd In front at that nama." With th* aicaptlan of Mr. Do. pr**t who mor»d to Sanford In n lab* Mary oom* weak* ago, all th* rrpdldataa an* raaidento of roanty towr*. Th«y art, horrvrr, “Itome* ara badly needed, how- all writ known ha Sanford. Mr. Anderson, who annoonced •car, for boya and girla from ala to I# y**rn of ago. Poll Informa, hla candidacy on gatnrday when, lion will b* given regaining th* undrr th* term* Of a'bUI paaard fimlly filetor» and th* personal by th* Lrgiilatarn leaf w**k h* habit* of *aeii child. Th* Society boeam* tligibl* t* b* a candidate, do** not bar* any delinquent or la an* of Florida’* bottar known incorrigible children under it* newspapermen. H la connection with th* Flroida Grower as aaaocl* tar*. • ''Work or wag* homoa art badly at* editor brought him Into con. n**dod too, for about 40 oltbr tact with many atata paraonalltl** boya and girla from 14 to IS yeara and problame, and, whlla he la naw of ago, who dooir* to eecure to politic*, ha la thoroughly famllhomos wb«r* th#y can earn tholr lor with th* problapM of th* atat*. board and keep, and a little money H* r**id*a on a large orange to fnabl* them to aecur* clothing groro near Alumanta Spring*. -* and shoos. Tb*** older boya anti "If th* peopla af th* County girla muat atart out for ' them- choooa me 1 ahall aland for econ*fl«r lb* cchool ilo*** In onty in iu fulloat sanae; and It la April and May aa th* Horn* So- th# opportunity to aid lid affecting J Mr. William*, a reeldent of Mob’oy, Lionel Mobl etoty cannot afford tq provide for vitally n*c*aaary legislation which Oviedo, wher* he haa b*«n a Stan* will ba ml* Indue** m* la offer aa a eondl- grown- utnew*1PW,’*ITMTHiy TJfflr, 'Om »W , *Stiff conaldcrabl* political npeflene*. will do th# hurling, In Florida may apply for a homeMr. Dupre* announced hlmaelf looo boy or girl to Marcus C. no a candidal* “at tha suggestion II* ram* to Florida in 1910 from Haaa, who recently Daddy’’ Fagg, State Suporln* of many of my friends and Us* Illinois where, at Mt. Varnon, h* D*Und, la *l»o ball nerved 7500 dtliena a* mayor for H®es b* •>** *>e*n f« IcmWnt—i n g t jam** Building, payers.” II* has resided In IhU two terms, and aa county treasur- Land, Jackaonri!!*, Florida—or by per. Co«oa announce* sonal visit to any on* of Ita re­ county for more than It years, or and county enginaor. A conth* •■M* *“ » calving homes In Jacksonville, and was on* of the officers who tractor by profession. ho built ooahelped promote tjh a Seminole wall* at St. Petersburg and 8ara- J " r l.h*1/ Penaacola, Lakeland or th* Junior County Taxpayers Association tut CWIdr,B’» Homo In Miami. summer. He haa promised to work oota, a, well ae drainage canal* In many sections of Floridt. II* wan •** pooolbly Full Information will h* gladly given. Tha thldron will b* ready for and support the 17 prints In named a* Sanford City Manager "°* 1* h*™' , . to leave for summer homes aa th* League of Municipalities pro­ In 1923 and served In that office ** gram and the It points In the fn . t i .. . . . . . «’ ub, while Strleklai aoon »t tha public school* doe* Statewide Taj payer* Association In April and May. ; “ I era for strict economy In all JjJT**?* °.ul .ll} “ Who will bg tha fln t to uk* departments of the SUlo Oovem‘" o u t t h e . a fin# homaleaa bay or girl? “ 1 with to atat* that- 1 am not m*M and I will aid Sanford and ‘ wM‘, CuIhr a politician or lawyer, and, with, Som nolo County t a a ^ W d lo , for , out reference-to any one, I feel psreslbl# If am . ectod ta this of. , |o d “BOWLING NOTES that w* should have more repre­ flee,’* h* «ald In his announcement. . # sentation by business man who have their heart* with the over burdened taipayers,” be declared Milane Theater In hi* announcement. Sir. Kntimlnger, Longwood resi­ Matinee 2:30 dent silica ISOS, waa the first to Night 8:30 announce. A former represents. Throtifh eoortaajr of tha U .S . Department of AgzU& turg 4n co-operation with tha Florida State Mark*tin* X Jio tv t. W ’*• \finfrey, Sanford repmentatire. from 1 'Include* »*• ear hr 1 Hon ford. April, i t n . an*. Ur ledo, April, T it I I I IS4 I lf -It* Ml lln 1TC 1ST . l i t 14» i*# WE RUY, Mil, aarvic* all mak* office equipment. Goorg* L. Btuart Co, 11 8. Main Btroat, OrUndo, Fla. Undorwood-BundatranJ 1 in IK IM Ilo 171 m i 471 HI in IM 111 no i m in 171 IIS IS1 IM in 111 RLMC-TRII' H I ttt MI 111 i n 1ft! Ilf IS* i n IIS I K i n III M l i n ' DEPENDABLE USED PAR valuoa with th* REEL guarantee, Reel A Sons, Doalors, 111 Myrtle sal m urn rN R o a Drift*, Jowsler, Mag. Ave. GORDON’S KBROHENG. Quick gorrice, Phan* Ml. , Agta. ■It * IIO TR I. I l l |M Mf IM l &1 l i t 171 IM Ml Ill L bF 0B* who »w*11y hnowa how. OS «M ESS Ol III m i ANTED: Colored- nun* l i l t Douglas* Avo, LKOAL ri&nCE S TA TN o r r l o r id a . o r r i i K o r ORrM RTAHV o r O TA TR l l « k n o w r it. t u i i. a a u rs r. aerrsiary of Stal* of Ik* nisi* nf riorlits, ilo horosy klv# nolle* tltsl • S e m in o le --it s .* FIRST 1 endorse the economic policies recom­ mended by Gov. Sholts 100%. SECOND I stand 100% for our Public Schools and bellcro that every child, regardless of where It lives, should have a Gram­ mar School education. TH IR D FIFTH should be spent for Teaching the fun­ damentals fit education, leaving out the frilti. ache," write* M r. W . ! L William*, of Owaaa Crnaa Road*. A la "t begaa to tab* a pinch of TTbodford's Dlsck-Draaght s f U r **cb »**1 and found It o a tt m t ImmodU to raUoL I hoop thla modlclM la say house all tha list# aad taka ____ . 1 — T l It when I need It. I bar* used rwssooiTMUaf Btaak-Draushtta ataci ^Luawv m y family for 1ever forty yearn, g have found It oapocta’Jy bona- Candidate' PRICES! Paid Political Advertisament Thursday BELL BQY 13 Mfi. HKS0JSWWS Y SURE yiCANTMUTtR, I WOUtDNT MIND TAKtff * W ’ ONI MORE POP AT .THAT WOUlOrW. IFFlCItNCT EXPERT - 1TNWK III GET .......... YAlKT fior NcrmiN’ I CANT TMlNK. 7 THINK WITH-IF w OF ANYTHING HU) 0I09FT DO ANY MORE WANTTOSTf J WORK. AROUND MfflC Mt ABOUT r f THAN VDO THINKING, yot/0 GST ARR4STI0 > HIM WOO AND MAD AT M f Alf MAYBE Hill TAKE A SWING AT ME.THEN fU FINISH IT - GENEVIEVE CANT MM ME OUT MR 6000MO HIM IF M£ . HITS FIRST r f you SAY TMT AGAIN VOUNOMAN AND IU PUNCH YOU IN THE NOSE RIGHT HERE L/A N O NOW' OKAY- 1 CONSIDER! it ca m nttlaod th* Urokl a**l ol Ik* Slnl* of rtorlda. *l Tsllkks****, lh* f.*|». Hat, thl* Ik* lsr*nly.fifth day of March. A. D . H U n ^ n n A T . a*cr*tary of Blat*. 1. t . McCIcllaad, Sk*Hff. R*mln*l* C**aly. THE»APYENTURE8 OF TOMp- D I ^ Uo( i q « it Hoctlon If, Tw a, Itanao I t I s i t Ah I l i k X I l i k H I MW14 »f MUR, Tw p. I* a«uth Raa f t Acroa - F a r a^lo naw natrk Th* oald lend hols* * truck, dot* of th* Uauaaea IrrxVlt xfla^&auaa* a! W W ox th* iK teittS T OH K*AOM*S WHOHAT *1 * hay* ewreiuD ov/t sro ty A* TO *ei*7* A OHOAT GTffOAStS Of !H O O * STOAT AO H A *.. TOH AHO A C DCC. 9 m 0 3 Z ABQAKD THC SA/UH 6 W H fA D tD 7 0 * . BAHIA 3 a A H IA / C A <WOH THAT THtUtWAY AC*OSS ToPOtV WHtRB. THgiK BlM 'Km a t sroH * t*wiiHA/rexALO*.HfB*A*ry, putt c tTBit ' a /k s t H a te r r n e y / te r * w o bo w o ah jA HAT* STWCGUO BUHS AHO AMMO* .IH rfH O fD AC* A BBBBLLJOH,(ATM i$ S Y ty iA i s r * PATHtK. PU<e AHO H urtH ieo a h o t W A U n BOAT. '* N ™ te H T V A U T k UHOtscotexto a tAHO AHO BOOHB A IE WAV CAO HAH OU7 H A* rBvB/MO TMBAB4H I AHO H ot* BO SSeSS'O H A V E E I ^ n u stn .n t^ em cM tm s - I Jure lived In this section of Florid* hive nerved aa Chairman of the Board of School Trotteen of District No. 2 In Seminole County for IS snd eerved on the Board of County Commissioners lo r lit yrifrs. I was elected to the Leffislaturir ffdhi tltls County for the years of 1929 and 1930. of th# ttaos* of Ilo*roMiitstlvoa. of t*o Bt*U at ria rl 4a from HamlMl* Coeniy |o fill lh* osesnsr o*v**l*n*4 by In* doslh of » • C o u n ty '■forKrx$r 7f l m rnsmkor rL O R lU A . , ... _ „ Noll*, la Kvfrkr U A U . purcktMf * 1 Taa CsrtUloaU Mo. t»«». daf»c lh* 41k. day at July, A. t l. I»IT . M a-fU*d n ' 4 « r ilflcal* I* mr offlo*. » n J , kaa m aJr application fof ta* S« «4 ta toado la tccoreisn witk law. rat* •■krac** tkp f aorttod protorir allai nolo t.'*saly, F lo rid a , ~J " _____ I pledge myself to use every effort to reduce taxes so that they will be In line with what tho property owner can pay. I t — Waqtad . * and ' 1*11^ V owtimonV h wi titn to r . i maid, havt herounl* ' ooi m r hand, nni. FOR BALE—Porto Rico awoot po­ tato plants and vim*. R. F. Crenshaw, Phono lll-J. \ ATTENTION—V.geUhi* B ocaeeter. FOURTH H> 441 414 m iu INSURANCE SALESMEN. If tha * rt'R C IA l, K LK C TtO N old-11m of Industrial eompanltt will t>* b*l4 In Ik* County of M m have lot you go, writ* P. 0 . Bax M l, Jacksoovllla, Fla. IANTEDi Canvatsara. 18-00 4oUy. Bamuol Waavtr. SIS B. f*t Btroat. Newark. 1 believe.that the School Tax money m HAVE TOUR WATCH repalrod H ,fd » a ? > L s . . Ttttnln t ill, ta ll. Every child that deserves a High School education should have the op­ portunity io :have the best that can be obtained., mlnger la not new to political lift, for boaldoa Ms aervle* no a rep­ resentative ln 1929 at Tallahassee, h* was for IS yotr* county com* mlssioner from hi* district, while for IS yeara he waa a member of tha tongwood Special School Dietrial ln bis announcement he said “ I stand for any measures that will ill i r i M port a - muoo4er to mr* paooad. *•» Tork It Philadelphia II. Batllwar# ti punhorah ifc iwtaa t W I l i o 1 .1* do*. J i 1 an* each t» fo r o n t o , Scranton. lower, anode ' • l|nss« K w t Holly . mm m Lw “ Ik {itoNfC I f L A M M M . I C I^StL’tJVW#'fft Tffe. 1 Ma L S alS K 7* laeh *r*t; toe **■« ilrtl dara n leaaa lu Oetei W. H. Thornton VV Xur||»Ut* , - h rk t i ™ l«C aprlnafleM. Toro nto *i3 f «. (H ie«ml a core held for reewnolan- eullrered aal .1 Calif. I. K Calif. T. •aaCaoe-Ovfada Caetoe . *.hn *r.'*"*nnT fi-WAvwno J* ffolly lOe tins 1 time, 8c line 3 thnea 7e Una • tinea 5c Una 1 month. Minimum charge 50«, n. * erto! t M a a w lo af l olled ila lM to* I m ||Sat.Apr.l5th John Waavtr of tb* Valdai toam waa high thre* gam* Merer with 534 pin. In th* first match, whll* Ororg, Haba o f th* Ballard team rolled SIS point* In thro* gam** In the second match o f tha avonlng. A* a result or the matches, th* Forrest Gatchel a n d Ballard teams are now tied for first ptara with eight pins and four loss** each. 8cor*a: £ X iZ r x > ^a, rI..ride ie*/je: FdPff i Total — IP. �• _____ Aiding Florida Cities Sanford Jerald ■ m rr ilti f m n n ti M lulaH, rinUii Fiifr Weather Friends Of particular Interest" h r Btnfon! ht^ttw admlntatra*1" ~*J- tlon measure recent!/- tntnrduceA in-the BUte Legjdjlture MON™3 A G O A W A Y , iA M U e U , m lln providinjr for the »pfy»tntnTent'of»»'Vtrttntt-m'WCTylK;?,‘^ ' r j H i t k> M> P m I-O I I I .. I DONTKNOWXJU.' . f l t i w b u t n X I ml full charge over ail fiscal matter*. jn the* event of ilofaulg I U n til, t«t. by ■ municipality or other taxing unit. Sanford" has - but long since defaulted on its hoods and would be one of those PAL' subdivisions of Florida moat immediately affected by the provisions of thla bill. riot* nA m According to its termi. the receiver would have the r* power to employ technical experts for the purpose of ’ tV Weed’ VMImi. Hita *1 ________if making a general 'survey of the city with a view to deter mining Its ability to pay Interest and sinking fund require­ . t £ 5 ? £ ments on Its bonds. The receiver with complete informa­ U lH . tion at hand would then be authoriied to eft Ihe millage at-such figure as he concludes would nrodurh for the city L n t k M4 Kata. K m l 4 j* |p> eellm l maximum revenues without confiscatory taxation or the _ •«- destruction of property values. Tart. Another section of the bill provides that with the milla t ife* age once set the courts would he preventrd from interfer­ t I A la.a M l a s t i e ___fam whslw r*- ing In any way with the ta* levies. - There could im no -saw J3 is. ^ mandamus proceedings by some disgruntled bondholder it la neper an* a laa lka la. demanding a special lcyv for Ills particular bonds nor could there he any garnishment of City funds cilher by cmstH 'fff kar.la a n aUa n x r n A bondholders com m itters or individual bondholders. Neither would creditors be permitted to levy against other IDAT, APRIL 11. 1IU. municipal properties. v e iu b f o r to d a y Particularly interenting in (he requirement that bond­ I* holders committees fllgtfbe names and addresses of the acVour io!i Ig ARAT1 tteunuini TtW merits would he mane to such committees until positive |ntfr God, and jogt tint har* proof _____________________ had been established of their.authority to receive ait fact from you, that ho such payments and all iKindholders in order to share in Ihe not hear.—Isaiah SO:a. benefits of the receivership wdllld he required to file their claims with the receiver. MOUNTjUS*p65i‘ LR will lanwnt thtac tlmplo At tho same time u state refunding agency would be WM BonnUlnwrt established which would have the power to sell refunding presently they take their bonds of Inc taxing unit In distress or to exchange them ' holiday for the defaulted bonds. The measure rontempltttes that i ‘ {ft heedless dust, or who wilt pause the proceeds of Ihe refunding bond*.would In* os«|-fnr Ihe To Ur ive threnodlet appropriately retirement of defaulted bonds at tne prevailing market price.- * Consequently in some cases there would result a their* T * will remark Ihla man who material net reduction in total debt. music makers has playnl before This refunding bill which flovemor Sholl/, has prr aleared frontier* Iho public throughout the co.'llIth fllntlnir *xe and grubbed the pared, tonur'wny nf thinking, is the most practical and PRESSING MR. FARLEY FOR JOBS try, hss Ir en heard hy niilli ms comprehensive program for alleviating distressed cities and rooty clay, NEW YORK II KitA I* rilllH NK orrr the rniliu and Im gsinel who will mourn thla woman, counties we have seen. To .Sanford it affords nn unpre­ rcrngnlllon nil over Ihe gstion u-' atarred and may, _ cedented opportunity of ellmlnutlrigitn debt troubles and of Thv. Dcmocrntl* t.'ongrssshaiul . My d ruled on u liumlier of *Pir the latt lean tuniet dltap- getting on lls feet again. The re-funding nf this city's Committer, unablv thus far to pon'm erL. rut rotm of llam, it urn- o f |hr he't group of onlorlain - peart T Hinds Into figures within reach- of rcnsorfable taxation laire ally grvst amnunt of fmi.l. 11 rai r. will hi- hi lib- until aflcr i r;i ever presented lo the people. ’•op not for Troy, weep not for j is all Hint Is needed to start the wheels of progress. Tho bnnd was urgjinir.rd live fur Its work, lias organis'd » long n«d reroful ron«iier*lioii. „ Greece, nor Rome, "hnllir nf fiiMon” Mini I* senillnn We ho|u- lh.il luclhml will lu> con- yc-ir*. ngu in nn liul.anapollt high We hope tho hill will have clear sailing through the 5 for all the marbled people* of the ilcli'gslvs to I’uJlma. I'T General tinurd. .ichuul-Kilh—unly—three nrrmVrw, Legislature. 9 P i past. ypjJcy_in . n ottoi— -osuIcli— tho -------------" Q _____ ■ --------------------------It ImJ nlojility grown -in-l IrnJl-dar* In atone. But .cnnly rupply of polmnnxc which M a iH lla t f M W i iniiv-l? ■ S s s ^ s S •*s S Ever The Same Irace whom sorrow lead' ___home qujet elay, unhonored and out Time changes evcrylhinjT bul even In these dayit of hurricil efforl.’i to dlacnrd Ihe old for the new there remain* dumb betid* the monumental one notable imititnlion which goes on much tho aamo ait of dtlde —By Bennie Murphy. yore. The Weal Point cutlet of 1033 ntildlett the wtm»,^oUrae;t ’rnidTTif it would bi~contmu and purmien the nnme routlno and ciiHtnmii which were a lonal for the Legislature l* H» part of the military novitlstc of hits illttnlrintits prcdccctvb* legal rate at inUrnt at 3- aorn like Iam*, (Irani, Cinder, nntl Perilling. mmol. It is true that yomc new biiildiMjb-lunc come into ex ------- »• Aa a Minnesota larmer, writing intcnco nt Ihe "Point” and Inal, whereas Pershing used lo , the Chkago Tlibune. espreaerd arise at reveille and doth out into the cult! winter morning t, whit the farmer* really need to got liiti washing water, the men today do their scrubbing In porcelain busing; hut the cadets this year strip down • relief from relief. _ — — ------------— beds each morning, fold Hie bedding and flip the muttresses These days the average <«rm not only as did <lohn J. Pershing hut us did U. N. (Irani. yoducss a lot Of disappoint Robert R las*, or Jefferson Davis. -Times-Union. But thr marksla Since the institution's beginning, doo men arrive cnrli foduce mors than the farms. _ y a r in July to begin the first gruelling weeks known as It seem* to hTpr»tty definitely "Hcast Barracks." During this time the men are grounded cclded that Ruth llryan Own,jn the fundamentals of nshllcrlng and heroine acquainted till bo tho new minister to Pen-lullli the rigorous routine of cadet life. The academic year lark, the first woman to hold begins in September and no deficiency in studies is nl «b a position in the diplomatic lowed. «radc;t ure pu.iteil anil the men occupy relative She will Jb*> in positions in their clashes according to the marks they re­ , and In Washington, but ceive. Ul be welcome In Copen During the first year tin* men are known as plches and kgwhave no social privileges, nnd may not, as rt general rule, t. ■ ^ ——:—• f legislators seem to be In Imvc contacts with cadets ether.than their own classmateu. of the h(ipic»tc»d exemption Men short in utali|re are culled "nmU” while those high in J11. Many dtlsms of Florida are, stature arc known as {‘(tankers.” The “runts” are assigned so, but they ptobt-'ly don't un- to companies which stand in Hie center during parades while •isiand that such s Inw would the “ flankers” take their isuitinn on the ends. Grant was flog un mur* l»lk shout a isles L•(lll•tors «ki understand u “ runt" while Pershing was a "flanker.” Lee and Pershing, as have nil the pieties before them, , which m*y I* °n» r*»*,,n bill will find tough sledding. sat stiffly In their ehnlrs during mess nnd kept their eyes rigidly mi-their plates. They, too, pulled in their nerks nt ’t forget that- everyoow can tho demand of upperclassmen. 'ITiey, too. if asked, "What in Wsdnesdky's .election do plelm rank?” gave the same time honored answer: 1es nr* Frank K. Amler "Sir, the superintendent's dog. the commandant's eat. R. DuPree, C. W. Enls- the waiters in the mens hall, nmJ all tho admirals In Ihe , and W. B. WUllsms. It : nectiury to writ* In th* whole blame Navy." ------------------------ ------------------------your farorlt* . candidate fc fil 0 TH* SANFORD HERALD. RANPORD. FTORIDA,' TUESDAY, APRIL tl. 1983 ft w o hac been fbrlhcnmlnj tb o. fur, AI-<o H Inlsndi lo iafomi lire nstlanst chairmtn Junl lh<* way In whi'h he should gi'i* out ihe jobs. Ilrlirvlrg, at wo do, Ihs'. his way Is the President's way, »wlliink these "fuoltsli virgins" will have In lake It out in weeping loud mid long. Tin* sole biiftncs.t of the fongresriunul rommilte,: Is to elrcl as miiiy representatiles of it* brard «■< po- dlv In 1D.'I4. But It Is trying lo cull.ct Hi own fbrnts, and it ilrclsrrs with rommcmljhli' Iranknesi: “ ProplJ «hu wiirkrd (nr in In Ihe eleclnm are saying Wither count a c c x i with Ihicie Join or elir’ “ We Imie reacheil Ihe poinl" one of Ihrni asserts, "wliere unless the Admlnbitrntlon hegitn fllflng Ihe Jobs soon we will be "put on Ihe spot.’ " The rummUtra Is prrfetlly rold-Momleil nlmul It anl I' suggesting t() Mr. Parley Jhr dlstribulion of |islrimngr „n n ns tiimnl basis In proportion t» the mirnher of Democratic ("ongresi. turn in each slate. Mr. Parley no douhl will he perfr. lly ohjrctiio when It < •ni< * Hois Id makr Ihe nrpolnlnicltl *, hit neither the Pie-.litrn* nor ho into? il< to h» n nihli-r stamp J >r nny rentrasamsn. The Admlnlatrillon has ■ lumber of lin)<oilanC ►ill* » . yr| lo he pa-iserl, sn l :t the Bvnalors nnd Keprmenlalivr* srs ar sluus It, secure Ihe plates th>-y have priinilsrd In Bill ot Prill. Ihry will haic lo earn Hkiii hy showing the proper sort of loyilly for thr I’rcsldcnt. Il look l ns though he list the whip hand nn I will withhold appointments until nhnt hr tonnldern the proper lime. And he liaa Ills own lilras as lo fitnri* for [fdpoilanl po'lllnns, Por Insla-nce, he has grleetrd William I- Aii-.tin, of Mlsalmippi, ns Dirrrlor of the Censun rather Ihvn "Jol,n Ihw". who brought in lot of votes In ihe last tamI’*1*"*» happens that klr. an “ X" bsfors t‘ The "X" mark U at n*c«v ry •• writing Jn thp pans. R* SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO ___ ___________ * to apsll tho name correctly Mr. an{| Mrs. A. Moaea were prite was glrrn lo MNs Charlotte get the Initial* right, OthsrAustin was efonimily Assistant ■your ballot may ha throws the gracious host and hostess at Kectur. Refreshments were served Director of the Censua ami know hy the hostess to Mrs. J. II. H-nim a ilrllahtful dinner party yester­ day evening complimentary to Mr. Jngton Rand, Inc- , Inalil; and Mrs. H. K. Htstens, on tha ur the total debt io |V* United ration of the twenty-third ann) amount* to |UiyOoo,000,D<K) senary of tbeir marriage. Mrs. - th* total wealth Steven* presented the -tftsles* ittsd Stale* Is only handsome cake, as the following dgy was Ihe annlTtriary also of for mors than I) Is worth, Hr. and Hr*. ‘ Moses. Mrs, Moses nblem, than, mijit b* either Invited the guests to return lb* rasa tbs v*i«e of iba as- next afternoon and help her enjoy wrlta down the debts, or her lovely cake. Mr. and Mr*. ft-bakg- os tf Prssldani Moses* invited dinner guctu were: ■rslt’s plan ia to dp both, In Mr. and Mrs. IL R. IU*»*n», and their little daughter, Rebecca, Mr. 1w»y. ■ -a — ar|d Mrs. K. P. Forster. Mr. and a raeent court dtrlalon Mrs. T. J. Miller, Mr. and Mr*. G. Daketa, radio atnlioas E, Henry, Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Shlnfrom tulag, As- helaer. Dr. nnd Mrs. O. L. Miller, near* for broadcaet Mrs. T. A. Rossetter, and Mrs. M. Ntwipapera. through H. Bowler, Guests th* next after­ ■t*d Praia, r» U t*r> noon were: Mr. and Mr*. Btaveni. a* to ohUla aeira i*: Dr. and Mr*. Millar. Mrs. A. T. •U parta. of,th* world. Rp*setter, Mrs. M. Frank. Mr*. _ tkl* Mwo.Ar.rgdlt B, J. Starling, Mrs. M. H. Bowler, i unfair ,t*^th* M^*. 8. 0. BhlnboUer, and Mr*. wlil^hav* to unagta to ah oil t«M« u they *« ............. .... Mlw Elisabeth McLaughlin was tbs charming hostess of the Entrs Non* Bridge Club Thursday aftsraoen. Mrs. A. B. WalUc* won tha club pries whils . lb* . guests IT- s.W Dial, Mrs. Georg. A. llet'ottes, Ihe Jolt. Tho President haa prohMrs. (’. t|. Rutr. Mrs. A. B. Wallare nnd the MLsrs Genie Wickrr, Kailm Vyilllams, I'harlntt. Keclor, Iren* llraily, Madge Ward, and Veda Ward. Martin’a Garage E." E. Brady maria a flying trip W. tnt ST. lo Tsllshasse* this week return­ ing yesterday. II* ia enthusiastic Specialising In track regarding Ihe prospects for coun­ service. Wn work whllo ty division. you sleep day or night. O r K Smith, the succesrful Beck Hammock grower specialises In celrry this season wilh a rosuit of 45 solid car* nf celery, for which he averaged 11.50 per cralo. M* l( Mid lo har* had th* best In this locality, some yielding at much as 1410 car* from one acre. J. T. McLain, of Geneva, is Burglcal tool* i all klmle of spending a f*w day* In Tallaha*•cinsora nnd knlvei; pruning ’ tool* of all kind*, etc. Ex­ pert saw filing. THEY*LL CUT LIKE NEW Foot Trouble w* take cam •*alt Mantlfla. 13 y*an In Orlande. FOOT CLINIC o*n. m iom w n eyd »»m* LAWN MOWERS Repaired and Sharpened Abo For Bale Hava your work done by a real mechanic. J. W. SHADOIN » • Elm " 7 r -' '■ _ T -T ... ' 1>' Phone 7t*-W f»ene Austin Is Ably Supported By Cast While Gene Austin la th- hendline attraction of "Illoahvay Rhap inly", the Vani ty Guild |roJeclipn which »omrs to the Milare Thcalo, Paiurd.iy mstlcoo nnd night, he It nldy inpfoiled ty a cast of fnmnui rein anl stage stars. One of tho chief attraction' nf Ihe prrforntamr will he the Orig­ inal Brisk!**pe, redhes.l*d girl orchestra, ratrd tho l*r*t female luiml In Ihe cminlry. Tho orch.-stra, comp" toil nf 13 pines will appear fcveral linn-s durlrg tintwTt, acts of lho show. This land of redheaded “hut” pioieil until today it tun no e<]u*l In Ihe ranks of feminine musi­ cians. In ndJitiun to the hand, Austin i, supported by Tracy sn l Hay, Ko|liili ImrorUtfon, "H an’ Pa.-roll, the grral "drunk" comic, and bin pMlnrr Ploismo, and many nl he.- elnrs »f the rail,, and ttage, nlT of whom have at one lime or ntiolher performed with Ausllii III previous production'. Karneil cin 1 lay tho part of an inebriate so well that tho public ia cnivlncud Ihnriie rosily U under the influ­ ence of Ihe spjfil*. Other featured enUrlalrrra Incunie Agnea Anlfllino, Carol Ltc, me Harrtngt.m Si'lors, Kollo and ttcllu, Paul ItU'.'cll, nnd Gloria Dawn. CHERRY BLOSSOM ENJOYED AT WASHINGTON Crowds T h ron g T oD ellgh t A t Beauteous A rboreal D i s play green-bordered by UlItT as foreground. •Here was tho thrilling view nf the auto parade, eirtllog “om -wa/ . traffit" io a huge wheel .that t roast ii a **irwaU~*MCV - STOl „ ' radiator hiehlighletl by th# t « l ‘ crossed a bridge la shadow: became a blur behind Iha chetry blossoms. frirge of the cheny-blo**enuk WASHINGTON'. Apr. I l . - t * } Long’ s Meal —L*Jt Sunday »*« ,he *n™, -IS A Sunday when. In IV ehlfrl"*. ’*■* is Just * great, big bowl of thetry tleuoau. About the howl-It's called the Thlnl bwls—attomobile' einle in *ni1**' parade. Over lls the guilt anl airplanes fty. Alonr R* well redejlriara lake their year­ ly alio-l. It's the same lyric fcene of pa!-* pink perfeelinn each spring-time, but the yrar 11133 brmiebl a new way of seeing it right from Ihe surface of Ihe eenlerplet-e I.t a little' ilrhe-it-youraelf Imat. A fleet of 20 of them boats, bright i*d and gre»n and orange, wmr ncwmww k w rttiro n w 1 in nl a go»<i mails' pace. s-Ppcarcil upon Ihe cherry-circled pool, little hoy*, proully elccring, look Ihcir manias nrl for a l>u*t ride. Vniing men piloted their best girt-i. Dad gave (he who’o family a good timr. tiro l--.it might have lorn entitled "Sailor** Huliila/", for in It were four hlur-Jntkcls of the briny,, brightenirg jiiiorodo ,v.wilh amuscmriit of ihei’r clr’n f. Hut the I-C.t little boat uf aB was nut lo get really intimate with the chrrry.blosiioins, su us to capture them ul their most I ielurcsipie niumrnts with a (amere. It chugged close t» tin- ahoie to a place where Ihe branchrs hung low over the sea wall, slightly swaying In the sun—dappling IHpSe who paired b.nesth with shadow. Istvely Indira In new spring ruiis-wsllied iborer Idttle rhlMrcn Treat To Eat i DIL f- T. DOBS llln s is r iw A r e t e I M l l n t l i tltssS sse . .S v e r e ca le s M Is * arrvW v o r r ie * H e a r s , SO* A . H —>11 • s e e . SUM r. St—A r. M. P k e e r T*S O r flr r s , *•* • T K lm t S a i l M aeh HIS*. Steve’s Place n a it a w it iia M R M M H M il -POST o m c B LUNCH Short Orders IteRutar Meats 30c Oaseeltr r - .l Olllre LUMBER Hill Loaber Co. Qualltr Merchandise at llth and Relly . Reasonable Prieto with ZIP BERVICR Pheae IIB Have Your Gtuoeo ----- Filted”lCe#Tlt^----------- rrnmprtrd past and throw sticks Reduced p r i e s on tingle iritis the water*. An infant w is vision and Kryptok lenso. Also wheeled past in an ingenious per­ all shell and modsr* gold ambulator, col'ap'IMe Ilk* a enmp- (ilisd frames. chsir, wilh rollers on its long Dr. Henry Mcl-aulin, Jr. leg*. - 4 * 0, OPTOMETRIST A poliieman walked pad, Just 113 Park A t*. basking in the hrauly of doing duly unil»r the rheriy Irres. A Hull- girl who saw him shrilled friendly warning tu a woman who had pullrd down n hr inch to po'* for n picture, "List, PRINTING don't you pick oil* o th»„o rherry Hu'-om.t! if you iU yuu’ll get ur- tVs are equipped U re-leJI" tint claas Job wark at th* Kiitlher oat writ the little leweat pesaibl* prices. Gtr* ■* rctneta-carrying boat tu get a • lrl*L Jori’er imrspreUie on the tall Herald Prlntfa« Ob needle of Washington monument Phan* III Hn-I Ihe while lug, „f Lincoln Memorix-l with the pinkly white �— m T - U 2QQRD. w m * . 8 A N I0 4 V 1 r- m r /' T m aA T ; APRIL 11. IMS -a W____ IL EY ratT S T IM T E R rfS d iv in q u ir e b o a r d BARRED 1IY ACT /A1U I Mitie U Ms I --of'- -Galt^ - - - - - - - ,rnamcnt - --- - ABOUT “SHOCK” fOF CITY HEADS fu1fn* iftvvr line Co., 'vaeate^W^wrvlee* which ineluil* •PpeRI; Mi m — _ • — r ________ City riparian right* at Ihe foot oil singing at 7 :Hi P. M. and plwabMyrtle- Avenue. He aaidH that he; trg at 8:00 F. If, , had expwrwled w »on*iileis’de sum All men uf Ihe ehurch arc bl­ ot money in constructing a dock i ing invited to attend skrvlcgi Mrs. Roy r . 8ym«a won the and drvdemg nit adequate channel' every nturning at 11:30 o'clock P BTB BB , Saefety R4H ir "O ffice 148 nine-heir golf tournament whlth R-iling t„ the dock, lie slalmt ut the Bell Cafe. waa stared yesterday morning at that tho dork is now bring used 'Coniine- d Ftom |’*gj One) the Sanford Coualrf Chib an a (rnnltnits,| prom Pago One) and Is in good repair, and that perl of the eateftainmenl for ship, however, ordered Uio course this form of com l ug. “ ladies day" geests at tho club. Its rendu oh. « nh destruction Acting Chief of J’nlicw C. II. he wished to retain it under lease, Mr*. J. Howell Fish and Mr*. John «(f Cirnr.al (riel. Shaffer .Islet that “if you p»*« because hi* firm, unable to secure[ Elek served at hostesses for the Ills far* rhtly flushed, Wl- this or'linsme it will help us a lekso on tho I'lyiV Lire tb*ek, The marriage of Mlsa Estelle ______ n,aF lw reuulioj lo move »t any of -crooked AM ra-'W . T. iahd and Mr*. John Higgins, daughter o f Mr. and thay! ley. second in mmtiand on the break Up thr-r gangs — (treeing bntn 'lute clye Line elftrials set* fit. j At tBW conclusion of the louma-. Akron on ■ t.(d flight, empha­ operators who TUESDAY. T i n . of OrJfcado, ware the ru n ii Mrs. L. B. Higgins, Weil First The Philalhea ( lass of the Flret meet luncheon waa served In the! sised thn* 1 ■. | not wish his re­ white and o -o turn every week.' . Lbe I ommlsslnnors, upon mo-! o f H f i A, C Chamberlain at Street, to T. E. Battle, of Ply. Cummlssiomrr T. I- Dudfcy“ of tha Sanford month, son of Mrs. T. E. Battle Beptist Church will hold I t s large dining room which wn« dec-j marks to l»- . mstrued as criti­ During disc- i.-i of thl sub-l,i,'rt Cluh jrevlerday, ■*d the late Mr. Battle, of .Hor. monthly meeting at the home of orated fpr tha occasion with cism of i .loiam McCord, whom Jert it wu.- i-'iiiii 1 out "That n’U!,■ v" '" l •" evten.l the City’* rente, took plaee on Saturday Miss Doris Hopkins, F l o r a l •tuantiliria o f blight-colored gar* he |irak'< 1 f. r his "competent" things ute My that It Is re- Irano with the Si. JotiTU River: den (lowers^ , . F T. If. lAkenon and C. H. Kck- atoning at 9:00 o'clock at the Heights. handling of th -hip. for setting IHirted that i. memployed man Line Co. for one year from May I Itridge games were enjoyed dur­ the rnur-r be ,;id. m o n ■to expected to return to- reakkrnce of the Ree. F. M. Mar. Rehearsal fur lh» cast of the , •|>tnt a pan tneney given him 2*. UAU. After the reading of n letteri tight from Tampa where they ler, paator of the First Christian tournament play of the Sanford ing the afternoon and prUea w ee .aril, to buy il Renr Ad’iitrjl If. V. Butler, by the welf.ri, Telford, who re-. taro horn spending a few Pay* Church of this tity, wllh tho Rev. Little Theater will take place at awarded ta Mre. E. Compton and president of ih. ,mirt, and his as- luttery llckei." uftd that “ Certain Dour S. S. <|ucsled that ho Is- itdi u.-cd fruiu bwt teas. 8:00 o’clock at Ihe Woman's Club. Mrs. A. C. Chamberlain. Those soeiales. t apt II. K. Shoemaker backers o( Merler olTlriating. .( these gam* The Mayfair and Dirt Gardin­ present arete: Mra. A. W. Knox, nn.l Copim;ii.t. r Sidney Kraus, have either let Isetr paying off, the, payment op JIS.utHl worth of Tho bride, who waa attired in an hulkhej d M i r u M I t upon |inipWalter L. Morgan, Mrs. II. |T. Arthur Ila sard la expected to ensemble of white crepe, cenie ers Circle of the Garden Chib will Mrs.' u tk... u r . n o - v Mr. intoned ‘*'th ’ -tot attention, mak or are iloing - in part «r return Ira tho tatter part of the week here with her perenle from make a trip to “The Jungles", or ? > “*• M^ . RoT.F'.?»ro" ' *VH|ng rre.it.ent i t,-. .* Wiley went ing the irioinv mtc.stod in lhe*e erty he own* Uu the lakvfrutil near Ftcruh Avenue, tho I nnimi.'-j 1 ‘Augusta, Ga. to apeml a Macon, Ga.' about 13 years ago McKre Gardens, three milts aouth John Kick. Mrs. J. Howell Fish, lickeD.” stonrrs authorued tTeih Ium-on t time here with Mrs. Haunt She attend'd Seminole High of Vero. Cara will tears from Mra. Mrs. W. M. Scott. Mrs. I.yman The oidm.it e n luting lo the doctrine*, said th* to say Hut the City “ will be glwil J. O. Laney's home. South San-! Buttblfth, Mra. S. D. HlgfctifmanJ * { * onn ’’ " School in 1929 and 1930. their daughter, Harriet. w aa . _____ a . . s II.. V a. Uew !«».* \l If »» yflUll *11 ifocr. speaking of sale of egg- I,salty waa passed to exchange Ihe hulkhci l lien for Mr*. E. Compton, Mra. John M . ford Avrnue, at M '.O O A. M. Any The bridegroom lived in Sorwhat h<- ho. taught en atorms ufter S. R. Iiighlon, representing a portion ut 'lr. Telford's p r o b ity , rento for 21 years and left there one wishing |u go may telephone Kelly, Mra. A. C. rhamlu-ilam. in the atath-u giuund *ehool “ has the Seminole I'oifhty I'uullry xml 11par Inn rights," Mrs. I„ P. MrCuller, Mrs. W, T. R. S. Keelnr will Irate a few years ago to accept a posi* Mrs. lam-y. Sly It’S Intriguing lso-n to place the .hip on the men’s Association, had rw\ucstcil e liradsy for Philadelphia after lion with the Plymouth Citrus Monthly business and social Laird, and Mrs. Frnn, of Orlando. nest siile of n rlt ular storm in that It he , hinge.I in one respect. ■ City Attorney i„Ftod It. Wilson __ ok~ tiding tho winter seaaon neio Exchange at Plymouth. Mr. and meeting of the Atarlnn Class of AD—l lighliin 'itaiid that’ Mv IH11!!1 "IViy * protest against (iove'nbr Ilk his son-in-law and daughter, av l ‘Thirl i- nhv \<*l wmbl have l<hert In limit the scope of the Mhidlt', lull; providing for the a,>* t^lyrs tlolora l»-aeiUI*o«W^4k.-WwNeitv1M-r ftHSJJFfHnoliy ror Apopka where H rH a” H:ihi F. M. at the rhurvh a t u - . C .M PrfiU'PsJU laid vuur «■> ;r»r to the west- territory from which shall roipe peintmenl nf a receiver for Flori­ onrt. •hey will make their homo. aaaea with Mr*. S. j . NIs, Mrs. 3 n u W le r ld 1 TO w CSS ward?" a.krd .bulge Advocate eggs that are to t*‘ classified as da elites in finurrhil dilTicultles. M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. Harry lit' *l<» was instructed to writg Word received today from |he | .t'ommandrr Ralph 0 . Ten “ Freth community eggs.” GosmIIo, Mrs. I. tlwens. and Mrs. Instead of the oidtnan e teadr to the Bondholders* I'roleetive Frleoda of lira. W. P< Brooks, University of North Caroling'*! Merrill Roberts as ho*te*scs. Ye* *ir ing "Fresh community eggs 'hall INuninittee tli.it tile City is iv.ldy faat Second Street, will pies* department Is to the effect: Wilev -aid Ihe mrntionml the be ion*ii!i-tnl *' lboar prislueeil to incpare a- bill thut the Cllyr Warn that aha under, WEDNESDAY |that among the few freshmen an operation this moniirp Tho Mentor Christian Endeavor I football placer, of last year who possibility . ( rhsnging Ihe course in Seniinote Count/ and tho eoun limits ti,- redurrd. that taxes oil Mra. II. 1-ewis, as chairman the Orange General Hospital, Hovnltal of Mr<" II. *>•of »-* Society of the First Presbyterian ■re now “crowding" the veterans. to the Hestwnnl when ,, . he-. saw lie contigulolls to Seminole Cotin- I that piope^ty will he cancelled war orphans, of Orlando. ty." Mr. Ilight.-o'* group wished but that paving assessment* will Church will have choir practice for ptacea on th* first team slur,hr f,r*‘ " ■ « * « «•* '»>" the American legion I.*i Auxiliary of this clause to t*-ad “Seminole be ret tilled. at 7:30 o'tok at tho home of Bill this city, ■mummed this morning ‘ Pr.'n* 'I"" "^antnla McCord, he .aid. t„M County and an aiea not to eicrerl Mr. WiNon annaureed that lie DuBose, Odd Oak Avenue. •on and Murray Kanner.' two Sem­ Among thoaa from hero nttrnd* that the is anxious that aayona j him in rrply that he oolite,I light­ 18 miles beyond the munty lim­ liad ptepiiieil a lull |n be ini s The Sarah Parker Methodist inole High School grid stars. g a dance given Maturity night knowing any such orphans get in ning In the west and wu« drifting it*.". dun'll ut Tallabas-i-r lelaling to Orphange Club wilt have an all“ lltiervra who have been aittinic t the DeLand Country Club by touch with her by Apr. 18, The Coin mi-•inner* wmibl llot the <smell,illon of lenity ali-l r*e eastward. In Ihi* reAthletic Association of StetIn connection with the Legion day sewing meeting, beginning at on the bench In the pa»t anti be- Tt*' il**V iib'crvr-d that he had agree In thl* change. Tho ordi­ pvrsunal taxes oil Ihe Mayfa.r. m>n University were: the Hisses Auxiliary of this city it was stated 9:00 A. M. at tha home of Mr*. rmning a bit rynlral over their notn *seen nnv lighlnlm* flashes nance they passed (In'sKies egg* Hotel nnd Munieipar Aviation John D. Jinkm... 300 French AvcMaain# Young. Frances Gibson, that at a recent meeting the rhaneet have *ud>lenly sna|<|H-J In Ihe west h|m*elf until a half sold in Sanfoid a* either "I "ill Field. Dorothy Haines, Abt* UVlgno, members endorsed the prutrctlun nue. out of it," the rr|inrt stairs, “and hour after this ronwjsallon in Storage Egg-." “.Shipped Eggs.” The Conmiissionci s adjourned Special prayer services in obKatherine Watere, and Dan llan- of forests on cards distributed by the results are evident to all for Ihe cor.trid rar. WV can please you, wt'r-* "Frtsh Florida Egg«.‘" »r "Fresh their meeting until F'riday night .ervnnce of the lurrifs Supper will! g" aril and Hugh Flynt. Ihe Woman's Civic Committed of aute* Select one of our becom­ son are running at 7:30 o'clock when they will illv Coniniimily Egg«." It define* After the shiji limk Ihe enurse K*nnrr * nd J,ck the Chamber o f Commerce. At he held at 8:00 P. M. at the First on the tentative first team, Jaik- srnwaril a mistake was made in what i* meant by an egg taken i uss iiioie lh.ni n 'core of biltg ing dresses and then let u* sell this same meeting Miss Arankn Baptist Church. you a hut and other arcessortea son has shown *uch Improvement navigation. Wiley informed the from each group, and piovide* that ate sponaon-d by the F'orl b S. T. Layton, P. J. Laurence, I. Takarh. chairman o f Ihe auxiliary tu compllinoMt II. Dress all** as t» be placed at right half on rnurt. THURSDAY that all dealer* must p—t rwi League of Munici|tali|ies, urgnniB. Taylor, J. R. William*. L. H. rbmmittee which helped with the |n*m 12 lu 4L I’ ricra Regular meeting, of Katlic llar'-Tthl, team Pope, and A. H. Baxter, who have torenl Salvation Army budget "The captain Iold me he had spicoii* sign* in their store*, on aation to whnh the City sub. ordered__»_l}_i!t:fiii:u__iliaiige_iu. egg erwIes or -t-s-UH-r amt egg set dies a* *--member;------------been spending several weeks here drive, said that her rnmmitlrc, rison Chapter of the D. A. R. the course and that a mistake had cijrtons setting forth the kind of n business and Who have l«cn rt. eemposed - o f - M n r ii; H. Laliig, will take-place nt-8dtty o’rtorlr at been made and the course eggs sold a customer. Wing ln the Baggett home, Rix- Mr*. Ralph B. Wight, Mrs, II. t;. the home of Mrs. Grorgo G. Herring, Noflh French Avenue. K, II. Chapman, president nf the Holy W eek Is Being rhnugrd M) _ degrees." eenth Street at Oak. Avenue, plan Washburn, and Miss Jeanette _____ No apparent slgnificanie waa San( id Country Cluh. appealed return Thursday to Uieir homes l-aing, had done good work in the An Easter egg hunt will he Observed A t ( ’hurch A s , part of the program of en.|n",.'hr,I f« thi- either by the to rcipiesl that the Commissioners Miami. drlre. • givrn at 2:00 I*. M. at West Side Igi- advocate, and appropriate $|tm per month on Park for the Primary Departni mt Irtlainmenl for the twenty-ninth' vmirt v the By way nf n^Nviny Holy vpand the state­ til thl. I for the purpose of pro- Wis'k, servin'* are l-ving held J of Ihe First Baptist Sunday annual session of the Grand Chap " l,rv r''' CORRECTION tiding for the upkeep of the ment. Si herd. ter of Florida Older uf the Ka«t-| every evening this week, with Ihe Tl'e iviloe-- paid lii-jll lrilu.li: green* and fairway*. II. M. Pap- exception of Saturday, at the A business and social mre I, up ern SUf which will take plaee in It waa stated in yesterday’s of Ihe Alalhean t’Uss of Ihe Flrit Orlanln.nt the Municipal AudlD’ i t> M r,ml'* ability, and skill as worth. S. (!. Gray. Fred Tre*her Flint Methodist Chiittli, it was toe that Mixa Lillian Conn and Baptist Chitrrh will ls> held at rium Wednesday, Thuisday. and Ihe commander of th" ilirigiblq, of Orlando, and II. M. Watson i.moumeil this morning liy th* in Lehman entertained with also spoke in favor of this np Rev. Smith Hardin, |ns|nr uf the Mlramshlp and travel services Party laot Thufxday evehlng warn enlisted hy the evcr-hus> IMhl o'elork at the chupo ann.'i Friday of this week, the Hollins Sinn- McCord vm- uppnlnttd the yroprinticn. The Commissioners ehureh. All mendw-rs nnd rriends with Mr*. K. S. Jtirckry, Mi*. J. R. Flayer* will present, "Rerktdwy ship's hippi’t last Jan. 3, he said, t Qrlsnd,, at the home of Mis* . - :*«*• studio “ prop man'* to aid In one Field*. Mis. H. T. Warren, gud Sipiair", tonight at H;I6 I'. M. at "the ship had operated more rx- voted to spend $IW> on the course of the ehureh ntr invited t» attend laatSM^Krause in honor of Mias of the oddest searches ever Mrs, If. D. Smith as Host*> r*. the Annje Russell Theater In Win­ trusivrly and sue essfully than ■luring April. lartnfiPuuthrlr. By way uf ror Jlr. Tieshrr attended tho "irelter I’urk with all members of the al any othrr l|wio in her history." FRIDAY, action we wDh to state that Mr. brought about by the txigenrie.t ing fm the purpose of a-king the Rehearsal for Ihe rast of Ihe tlriVr uf the Eastern Star »s ehman waa not a host at the nf talking picture production. Commissioners to rescind their Passports with attached visau. tnurninirnt play of the Sanford guests. arty but waa a guest. order asking that hi* firm, the .Member* drslrlng to attend for a Journey from Chicago to Little Theater will tike place at sh Paris, thence lo Moment, Ihence K:l)l) o'clmk at tho Woman's Cluh, must present a receipt for their campus. Ml*" Ihdi i* n nienilwr til to Moscow and thencu to Chinn The Juninr High School P.-T, dues Mura 8:90 I’. M. tonight at the Pi Bela I'hi chapter at Kollln* Ihe Municipal Auditorium in Or­ had to lie duplicated in detail for A. will meet at 3:30 o'clock in Ihe College which 'he attended la»l In a recent popularity eimlesL lando where they will rereive a v “ Clear All Wires," Metm-Gold- school auditorium. spoils,,led by the Crimson White, yegr. This year sht. Is a sophomore Regular' meeting nf Semlnnla badge which will admit them to wyn-Hayer's hilarious drama of weekly publication of the llniver- in the Art* nod Science Si lionI of the play. Krl-ekah Isxlge Number Fortythe Dials and tribulatiuns of a sily of Alabama at Tuscaloosa. the Cniveriyity of Alabama, is a Tluannual session of Ihe Grand three will Isheld at 8;WI o'rlorh. European rrw* correspondent, ap­ Chapter of Florida Drikrr uf the Miss l.ucillo llolt, dauglitor of Mr iticnils-r of the Rammer-Jammer MONDAY. pearing tomorrow at the Milanc staff. W. A. A. Y- W. f A . ami Mr*. S. D, lllghleynian sod Eastern Star will open tomorrow an,| .Mis. Francis E. Bolt, of thl-. j* prominent in nlher canipua m Theater. morning at 9:30 A. M. at the Mu­ city, was selected a* Ihe most * iT1m G r t t t u t Ploturg Mrs. I.yman Buttolph will i.a From travel services people who popular “ 'tray Greek" "it Ihe tivilie . nicipal Auditorium. hail mailt* trips to these different hostesses at “ ladies day" at tho ^ | n tfV n t y « « n l " Sanford Country Club. plnres were located,' their pass­ port* horrowrd, and copied by "Min and Bill" and “ Big House" printers. Finally the enlire “ set" fame, directed the now picture, ■wav complete for ua« by l^c based on the New York atage suc­ Tracy, who plays Ihe principal cess. Ih-nita Hume, British serrni lir inl’ iest to n numl-er of role as Buckley Joyce Thomas, the and stage star, makes her debut fast-t alklhg unis ttaphriba it harx in American' films in Ihe picture, friends here la tha announcement of Ihe hilarious thriller, and Una Merkel, James Gleason, of lb" mutfilgo l»*l Saturday George Hill, of “ Hell Divers." Alan Edwards, C, Henry Guidon, niorpini* nf ,x|D* Els* Watrnen, Tnx rediictton fnimeily of thl* city tu ('. M. l-ya Lye. lavwrence Grant, Guv Sia1- e. Tho e*r*atony was perl«her, John Melvin llleifer, All .... . . .. . i formed at H:0O o'elork by the Her. CARD OF THANKS Kulai and Eugene Sig.b.ff, 'he, „ . (( ( l>rht, n, t ,n lh. Memorial * Sulnry alaMh of U5 lo -l<» penent for latter three from tho original We wish to thank our mans - hnpel-nt Fertney Farms, in thn Stole mid (‘minty Offli'ial.-t friends for— their kfoilnes* ' and »t*Pn pfntlucUnh, are In the elaU nti tent* of a large group of sympathy during the Mines* and orate cast. f i lend*. The bride wure a gown of Ivory death of our beloved huaband and I'lm iiig ('mmly offlcrH on o remumMrs. Ben Weinman, of Detroit, colored chiffon and carried a hou* father. ulde olid - linni-litm- nnlury Imam M.rh., and Sarasota, arrived Sun­ ■fuel or yelluw roakhud*. Shu waa Mra. Anie Porter. day for a vixit with Mr. and Mr*. atlen'Hd by Mr*. M. M. Prewitt Mis* Evelyn Porter. Viet nr Cheek at their home. To­ tv matron of honor while Mr. Mr. WnrWey Porter, AI ml M111njf ond emi t'llitlnlitiK Ultpeka, Jr., Elm Avrnue. i'rewill served aa belt man. —Adv. lUTeswiry offices Folhiwirg the ceremony a' wed­ ding Lreakfaat w n served at Hiu homr of Mr. and Mrs. Prewitt and later In the day a luncheon for l-’iir it real reduction in tho price of II guests waa given at th* Pen­ Milo tans, and for repeal of the pen­ ney Farm* Inn. Out-of-town ally cluuse guest* were: Dr- and Mr*- E. G. Steinkr, German ronaul, Mr- and Mr*. ('. C. Salaer, and Mia* l-ottie M. Clark, o f Jacksonville. (For exempt inn of liunieH from lux, After a brief honeymoon In flip to « rcusniiiiltle amount New York Mr. aiU Mra- SUrkoj H m folldvrijij’ifigure* were calculated immediately will irsidr in Penney Farms following thw-cwncluaion of tho 100 hour enduranra where Mr. Starke ts aanorinlrd drivo conducted her* leal week by Daredevil Derby. with Furmosl Properties. When present contraels uru cum* The drive lurveaafnlly eeme to a elnee Seturday afterI . ipl.etstl, ] fnvor a roml Uuililiug hollneon nt l:3 l o'clock. Daredevil Derby cheerfully pre. ’ day for the Slat" Itimil Deportment •eats the following aa prw f that Sinclair products are |K YOU want In V man thvy.are advyxtiacd u bei Burroughs add-Hect—, „.|87J0 JrmMM that really umiK Cask Register, good ..... U.M p relect the roods III ' new. then nee Ihrne. For meunures Bnodatrand adding ----- 19.94 fo r E a s te r . . the Stute 1i* iVe'U waiter you'll lie Rnlllgraph No. M. fine.. **.50 Just , because you Gefeaa* pertaMe .... 18.40 mi Iking out wllh th? can’t have new toga Under*eod portable-IR.. )U 0 . nrartcgi frock you wver for Baater doesn’t L C. Bmilh late a mean you can't look r a m i |f * r u o i * linughf, ‘to o l HIicm nnd ayal II—new shift ..... aawrtl d y le o 'f o r women nnd fader* eod S - A - l .------ I will faithfully and honestly carry out the m ltadk' tweed 8-very late™ 7884 And -Personal w ovnui :/o / Mjm Estelle Higgins T 3 0 ft Cl 1 8 « Married Saturday Mr*. Symw Winner Social Calendar ii Do See Our Easter Frocks! . iat;J« u i-wrwRr""** -U id.- .yhdreb.«w^*Jaekwrti-Aiid-'Kamwr CAPES PRINTS STRIPES SOUDS JACKETS Enrollment Of War Orphans Is Planned $695 Play Win Ift Gltoh ' FoC FJastcrn ‘Stark $1175 $1295 wt “Clear All Wires” At Milanc Tomorrow W.B. MI Rolz Winnot* Of Honor At University' 'o-NIght *aat Times Candidate For R E P R E S E N T A T I V E Mis« Elsa .Watenen Married Saturday h STA N D S DOTS FOR: CIRCLES » - * Wednesday: DA S HE S ,i lit - In a Smart Group of Why* “Daredevil'’ Derby Chose Iff PRODUCTS lure ef Contfrtuous 100 CbVtifwi iil Drive 3155.2146y2gal 21:53 .i r Pennsylvania Oil lV ip ts. $ ^ 4 5 As Good A s New IF Cleaned and Pressed 75/ iTtse SaailnoU War) \ Seminole Dry Cleaner* F. C. MacM^hon) Agent Shllford, FT*. A M ELECTED "Women’s Dresses f' Floured Are Positive Proof! ilftir I ! ' your old equlMf^al theee. We havVtfi machine you noe£ G«o Ta Stuart, _ PhoM M l “ W« Invite Comparison" ChurchW ell’s wishes of the people of Semin ile County, ond I will thunk the Legislature for pausing the hill, giving the people a County Wide vote in this election. Il'nid Political Advertisement) m iJJlA ■ tSUS j £S!L i j; i\ �* i' * TVS SANFORD H ERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, APHIL II, 1M3 green-borderod hF Sanford Herald Fair Weather Friends Of particular Intarwt to 8anfonl la the admlnlatratlon measure recently Introduced In the State Legislature providing for the appointment of a virtual receiver, having full charge’ over all fiscal matters. In the event nf default b y a municipality or other taxing unit. Sanford hnn long since defaulted on its hoods and would be one of those subdivisions of Florida most immediately affected by the provisions of this bill. According to its terms, the receiver would have the to employ technical expert? for the purpose of BUklng a ganaral survey of the city with a view to deter­ mining Its ability to pay Intercut and (linking fund require­ ments on llfl bond*. The receiver withPcnmpMr informa­ tion at hand would then be authorized to net the mWage at'such figure an he roneluden would produce for the city maximum revenues without confiscatory taxation or the dentructlon of property values. Another section uf the hill provides that with the millage once set the caurln would he prevented front Interfer­ ing In any way with the tax leviea. There could be no mandamus proceedings by some disgruntled Imndholder demanding a special lew for Ills particular Uuiim nor could there ho any garnishment of Gity funds •'••her by bondholders committers or individual bondholders. Neither would creditors he permitted to levy against other municipal properties. Particularly interentlng la the- requirement that bond­ holders committeen file the name* and gtldreeaea of the.aej ■■ ’"•ld.' Ni» p3y(ties have arparatrd hetwexn you mentn would bo made to stirh rommittrm tintil poailive •4 yorfr God, and your alna have prtiof .......... . ................. . niithorily y to rerelvu had l>wn «dabli»hrd .......... of Ihrir Id his fat* from you, that ho aurh payments and all Iwnrlholdem in order lo share In the r|II net hear.—Italah R»:2. benefi'ta'of the roccivcrnhip would bo m|uirnl to file their claims with the receiver. , m o u n t a in p £ o F l b At the name time u ntate refumlitiK agettfy would be fko Will lament thesa almplo l • mountaineers establixlicd which would Itnvr the power to ncll refunding Then praaenlly they take their bond* of the taxing unit in tliatreiw or lo exchange them holiday for the defaulted bonds. The measure contemplates Ihat I kiadlnr dust, or who will pauso the- proce*ds of the refunding Honda wottld he ttsed-fnr thr retirement of defaulted Ixinil.'i nt the prevailing market price. Consequently in Nome cane* there would reault a material net reduction in total debt. This refunding hill which Governor Hhnltx. has pre­ pared, to our wny of thinking, Ih Iho most practical nnd comprehensive program for alleviating distressed cities und coun|ira we hove seen. To Hanford it affords an unpre­ cedented opportunity of eliminating its debt*!roubles and or getting on lla feet again. Tlie re-funding of this city's Ibonds into figures within reach of reasonable taxation AFeWMONTHS AGO C O AW AY, SAMUEL I DONT KNOW X X ) Crowds Throng ToDelight At Beauteous Arboreal Display WASHINGTON, Apr. t t . - t A —Lilt HctuUy we* the ensuel Sunday when. In Wnsbicgton life just ■ grtiL big Mwl uf cherry blotto m*. About the bowl—lt"» celled the Thiel bv»in—eitomohilev circle In PUKSSINti MU. FARLEY FOB JOBS NEW Vtilth IIF.lt'* P-THIDI'NK T h « Pemocratk l.'ongtv-alon.il Committee, unaiile thus far to rare any great amount, of fund fur Its work, baa organis'd a “ Isolgr of Sorrow" amt i-« sending drlrgjtm to I’ostmaiter General . My ci.l. ,1 on a number of appmi.lmerls, tut ron« of them, it ir sal will l.e nude until after long and rvrefnl coo ilonsllon. We hope tlul niflbml will l«- con­ tinued. Ever The Same (knd'dumb be»UU the monumental y^jlaad. ^ Murphy. ^im day If It wowld ho conatltutonal for tha Uglalatura t* II* ha legal rate of Intcrvat at 3J! mmaat. . . . ... As a Minnesota tarm«G writing 0 Um Chicago Tribune, exproa**. t, what Iho farmam really nccil 1 ralltf from raltcf. Time rhnnKf" everything bul even in these tiny* of hurrfeil efforts to thncartl the old for the new there remalna one noinhle inntitutlon Which rin'h on much the 81IMS a:t of yore. The Went Point cadet of 1033 tHinUra the annte ronrHru and puranea the lutmc routlnn and cuatoma which were a part of the military novitiate of hlu illtiNtrlonn prrdcccnttora like Iav, Grant, f'uster, nnd lYndtiiiK. It ia true that omne new bwUUiwt»-lu>vc come into o* iatcnco at the "Point” nnd that, win rean rerahlnif used to arinc at reveille and dnth out into the cold winter morning to Rot bin wanhinR water, the men today do their arruhliinK In porcelain lalsina; hut the cadets this year atrip down betla each morning, fold the betiding and flip the mnttreaaeH uu| on|y nH ,||,| ,|„})n j_ |>, railing lint tut tliil U. H. Grant. ,j the avtragn firm Thaso days 0|> JcfferH0I| Pavla. redacts a lot l_. of dl*app.dnlmrnla; RolM,rt y -Timas-Union, ihan\hl Urm'.f ‘si,,rB thl’ Inatltullon’n beginning. <00 men arrive each rodurs mom year in July to begin the firat gruelling week* known an Barrnrkx." During thin time Ihe men are grounded It asama to l « Parity dcHnlUly R u th ' liryan Owen.jn the fundumentnlii of nuldlerlng and hecoma acquainted added that I. ' to Pan- with the rigurotm ruutine of cnilt'l life. The academic yi'nr rill ba tha new to hold Ibt gins in Heptentlicr and no deficiency in ntudic:t ia nl- S f.'S .iE i.” .*. d„i.r..s lowed. Grndcfl an* ihmIcmI nvhI lilt nu n occupy nlativc iMtii in pimnipmi jn Uieir cIhhhch iiicnrilinn t«> the mark.n they re‘ c J n «iv e. During the find year the men are known at plchea and . have no social privileges, nnd may not. ns it general rule, to ho In have contact.* with cadet* other tluin their own rla**males. xcmptlon Men ahorl in at at ure are culled "runtu" while those high in olds arc, Rta(ure Mrr known a* "flnnkfra." The "runtu" nre n**igncd whl'h hr should give out th*1 Jobs. Hi licvtcg, aa wa do, tha-1 . hla way Is the I’rr-.hlrnt’a way. wr think theso "foolish virgin," will have lo take It out In wrcpln^ loud aiul lung. The solo l.usinrs, of ihe f ’-ongrvstlnnal rOBimlttcu la lo elect at miny rcprccnlatlve* of lla brard a.i pocIMa In 1924. Ilut il Is trying to culhrt II' own rjnri*. an,I |t drcUrrs with (ommrn<lahlc fianknr**: "Propli who worked for u. In the clrrtmii ale snying ‘either eunio Bern*, with lho,e Join or el 'e* " “ We have reached the point" one of Ihrttt aaserls, "where unless Ihe Ailmlni-lratlnn begin* filling Ihe Job* .linn we will be *put on Ihr apol.' " The rommitlre I, perfr<tly rold-blmsled nhnut It an I Is auggesting to Mr. Fnrley Jh» <ti*tritmtiun of palrunny(e on a na tioPal basis in proportion to the nunilo-r of Prnioriatir ('ongrraamen in each slate. Mr. Farley mi douhl will be per­ fectly objective when it « liter* lint* In make Ibe appoinlniccti, bit nnllier lha I’resiit.'n* nor ho llitrrili to he a rublo-r stamp f >t any c i n x r r 111*11. The Adminis­ tration lias B n nnhrr of Inipuilant Hill a. yet to be passed, and !f the Sennlors and Keprr.entalivrs i l " atiiuus to secure the phur* they hava promised to Bill o( Frrd, Ihry will hava to #ain llu-in by showing the proper sort of loyvlty fm Jhc L'rvaidant. It hwh* as tlinuxh he has the whip hand an I will withhold appointment* until what ha tunviilrr* the pmpcf line altracUun uf "Iliua.hvay Rhap-.ody”, th" Variety Guild pro duel ion whirh mnie-v to Ilie Milarr Tlicjter Salurilay mltlrrc and Bight,— hi— !* «hly W|>t nit*d ty m cast at f imoui rx *n and .tagr slam. One of the chief aitrartloni of the performan'e will l*e the OngInal llrtektepe, r«thes<l-i| girl orchestra, rated the Lest female bond in the country. The orches­ tra, composed of 12 pines will apirir several limes during the twu'ael* o f Ihe show. This land of rvdhrsilrd "hot" Ilut Ihe best little Imat Jf all was nut la get renlb* intimate with the cherry-blossoms, ao a-i music maker, has piayrd liefote to capturv them at Ihrir most the public throughout the m u­ |iclure>i|ue mumenta with a u rn ll)', ha, iM-en heard by milliins eras over the radio and Ini game I recognition all over the .m i n a.i one „ f |be best group of entertain. ■rs ever presented to Ihe people. The bond was organized five yruri. ago in an Iml.atupnlli l.igh school with only three m.-moen. pio.nl until today 11 liras no <<pial in the ranks of frnilnini musi­ cian,. In addition to the hand, Austin it supported by Tracy and Hay, Kmlidi imrot*utlon, "Han* Fa.*'ell, the great “drunk" roniir, and lit.i p&rlner Fluremr, and- many lithe.' stars of the radio and tltge, all of whom lm\e at one lime or another perfoimed with Austin In rrrriou., production,. Famed ctn I lay the part of an Inebriate so well that the public is convinced Ihnl’ he reply is uinlrr tho influCOCO of tho spirits. Other featured rntrrtairrm inciuue Agnes Antclline, Carol Inc, the llarringto'i Sisters, Kollo and Rollo, Paul Russell, and Glorin Pawn. It chugged close lo the shoie to a place where the branches hung low over the s«a wall, slightly swaying in tha sun—<Uppling those who psi-sed beneath with shadow. laively Indira In new spring -mt, walknl then-. Little ihildrcn framper’e«r"p**l and ihn-w sticks into Ihe water. An infant w** wheel'd past in an ingenious per­ ambulator, col'afsible like g camprhvir, with rollers on its long !»«•- t * K. A polireman walked paot, just basking in the lirauty of doing duly undrr the rherry tree*. shrilled friendly warning to a Human who had pulled down a hr inch to pose for » picture, "List, don't you pick one u thoso rherry Hus-nms! If yuu di you'll get ar­ rested!” Fiiiliter out writ Ihe little runeta-carrying boat to get a lon;er lierapective un the tall needle of Washington monument hnd the white top uf Lincoln Menioriaj with the jdnkly while / And Personal Activities FOOT CLINIC Treat To Eat -POST OFFICE LUNCH Short Orders * Regular Meabt 30c HUl Lumber Co. Quality Mcrchandlae at IStk and Bally .. Reasonable Prieea with IP 8KRVICB Phew* IM FKted Ifawlll Raductd p r I o a on Magi* vision and Kryptok lanaa. Alto all aboil and modtrs gwId filled frames. Dr. Henry MeLaullo, Jr. OPTOMETRIST 113 Park A n IYa are equipped U i rtM ti flmt class job work at the Ion eat possible prices. Girt wa a trioL Herald Frlnltat Oi Phoao l « ' Social Calendar Shbw Grid Hay W l i m GW«n Fo^‘ Eastern Stars Miss Bolz Winner Of Honor At University o-Night *ast Times Wo wish to thank our i friends for' (KoTr kindness ■jmpathy during the Mines,, death of our beloved husband and father. Mm. Aula Porter. Miss Evelyn Porter. Mr. Wnifalty Purler. -A d v . . . ____ "Min aml BOr and "Big House" fame, ilireclrd the now plelure, based on the New York slags- suc­ cess. Ik'nita llunie, British screen ■ml stage star, makes her delml in American films in Ihr picture, and lina Merkel, James /Reason, Alan Edwards, C, Henry Gnrtlnn, Lya Ly*. iuiwrenre Grant, Guv fsheri John Melvin lllri/er. Ail Kistai nnd Eugene Klgaloff, Mt.. latter three from the nriginjil rtsgn production, are in tkr i lalu orate cast. Mr*. Hrn Weinman, of Prtruit, •M.rh., amt Sarasota, arrive«| Sun­ day fur a visit with Mr. anil Mrs. Victor cheek at their home. To­ peka, Jr., Elm Avenue. Chose SI M & A lt f PRODUCTS In Tho feitffwMgifigures were calmlatrd immediately follawiag UsO oowelusien of lire 100 hour endurance drive conducted boro last week hy Paredovil Derby. Tho drive successfully came to a close Saturday afteracog a t ,8:31 o'clock. Daredevil Derby cheerfully prosqatis the following aa pro- f that Sinclair product* are a l they, am adrprtiasd U hot Amalfi Itab. « * « « / the Boy o / Nafdtl la every coroer of the world, both boo sad overseas, wherever you find joy is life, 'til aleeya “Luckies PtoosF* track service. Wn work whlla you sloop—day or night lira, o f' ContWuoua » I r Peiukiylvania Oil Surgleal tools; all klmla of sciaaoru and knlvos; pruning taola of all klnda, etc. Ex­ pert saw filing. 146V4gal 21‘53 D /ipt*. Just . becauae you * can't hava new log* for Banter doexn't metis you can't look smart! "Wbitien’B Dresses Cleaftad and PretMed Fl^urOd Are Positive Proof! LAW N MOWERS Repaired aad Sharpened Abo For Bala Hava your work dona by a real mo*hank. ’$ toasted' J. W. SHADOIN 111 Elm 3155.2- for Easier. . PhOM 719-W ; F. C. MacMphon, Agent * (O f (Tka SsmlMU War) Seminole Dry Cleanen ! Phoa« M l • . "W# lavtte Comparlsoa" lime t'ljre Line uffianl. -■■• fit. The Commissioners, upon mo­ tion of Cemmlssioner T . I . I>um.i». voted to exlrnd th,. City's lea«i- with the St. John, liiu-r Line Co. Tor ono year from M,i> 27, IIKU. After the reading of a letter (torn 8. S. Ti'lford, who tv■lurried that he Is- Ichased Itooi the I'ayinett oi JIS.iNhl worth bulkhead asavssinenta upon |irop. eily he owns uii the laki-frunt near Ktrltch Airnue, the Commis­ sioners asllholued t'leik Ijtm-uii to saV that |ho City “ will l>v glail to rs-bailee the bulkhead lien fur a portion of Mr. Telford', pioperty Do See Our Knitter Frocks! Styles Intriguing Shullx’ l.id piovt.ling fot'qhv apIH.intment-of <t receiver for'.FIoiida eitie, in financial difficulties. Me a!«o was instructed to write lo the Itendholdeis' Protective I'oiumiltec th it till- City i, ..-.lily to prrparv a hill that the City limits tv rei|uctd, th.it tnvc, on that pioperty will to* mure'led hut that psvtng n,«es,mrnt« Witt l.e telaim-sl. Mr. M il*en onnourccd that lie had prepared a t ill to l>e in. , • diiceil at Tallahassee lelating to the cam-ell iti,iii „ f ivalty and |H-i,oiial lave, on the Msyfn.r Hotel nnd Municipal Aviation Field. The ('onuaissienris adjourned their meeting until Friday night at 7:”t> o’clock when they will itli•u,» more than o -cote of lulls that ate sponsored liy the F’-irl U League of Municipalities, organ', lation l„ which the City ailhverities ns a ineinher. CAPES , PRINTS ‘ STRIPES SOUDS JACKETS We ran please )ou, wo’ i-» aute. Select one o f oiichevom* ing dresses and then let ua sell you a hat and other accesaorlea to compliment It. Press slrea from 12 to II. Price* Holy Week Is Being Observed At Church Itv way of ol—erving Holy Week, service* an- being held eirry evening this week, with Ihe reception of Saturday, at the First Methodist Chlllrh. it w.i, r-inuumed thi* morning by lh» Itrv. Smith llardln, pastor of Ihe church. All member* and friends of the i hutch air Invited to attend W.B. WILLIAMS Candidate For REPRESENTATIVE Miss Elsa Watenen Married Saturday DOTS lunrnuiiT " f Ml** Kl*a Watrnen, foiineily of this rity to C. M. Si*--r, The ceremony was )>ertunned nt H:00 o'clock hy the Iter. \\. .1). I'ochrano, In the Memorial ~ hai el at Poanvy Farm*, in tim nlircnci uf > large group uf fliruds. The bride wore a gown of Ivory (ulureil chiffon and carried * boo(fuel uf yellow rusehud*. She was aMenit-d by Mr*. M. M. Prewitt as matron of honor while Mr. Prewitt served aa best man. r Fullnwirg the ceremony a ’ wed­ ding hieskfaet waa served at Ihr hamr uf Mr. and Mrs. Prowltl and later in the day ■ luncheon for II guests waa given at tha Pen­ ney Farms Inn. Oat-of-town guests were: Dr. and Mra. K. G. Steinkr, German consul, Mr. and Mrs. C. Salxar, ami MUa Isolde M. dark, of Jacksonville. After a brief honeymoon In New York Mr. and Mrs.-Starke will reside in Penney Farms where Mr. Starke ia associated with Furmost Propertlea. CIRCLES Tax rt'iliiction DASHES Nulnir slnxh of 23 In 10 pcixent for Ktati< mill County Official* In n Smart Group of AiHili*iiln|{ mill i'<iti:ioliilntiiiK Itifi-nanry o f fire* Borrongha add-Kiect— ... $*7JiO Cash Register, (sod ___ _ 14.M Ngadatrand adding — 30.90 ^altigraph N«. 39. ffao.. N i t Coreas portable ..... 1190 Bader W i n d porlahle-IB. 23J0 L C. Hasit h late * — SU9 I9—aew shift — | Q ( E rood S-A-l. 4t39 if*toad jrour9-very old lata ... 7LH oquifa We hare' machine you need thaat. un ’ For i'xrm|>tinn uf hunlva frum lux. lup to a WMBWrMo amount_____ ■ |F Y O U . want lo iq o MfCbetiwI tti Drive THEY’LL CUT LIKE NEW Prowess Enrolment Of War Orphans Is Planned lL'. Speelallxlng Foot Trouble . LOTTERIES The marriage of Mbs Estelle HJgglna. daughter of Ur. and At tKh conclusion of the tourna­ fleecing botn Mrs. L. B. Iflggiiu, West First ment luncheon wa» served In the Stm t, to T. K. Battle, of Plymen every week lar*v dining room which was dec­ month, ton of Mra. T. E. Battle Purine •!' add the lata Mr. Battle, of Sor- monthly meeting et the home of orated fpr tha occasion with je t it un­ pointe I out 'Th a t rvnto, took placa on Saturday Mine Porii Hopbine, FI e r a I tiling, artIw lly that It 1* re* tfelling at 9:00 o'clock at the Heights. parted that • •iim-ptpinyed man Rehoareel for the cast of the reskVnce of the Her. P. M. Marspent a pait .in,me* gfven him ler. paator nf the First Christian tournament rlay uf the Sanford ly the wi-lfarc uni. to buy n Church of this city, with the Rev. Little Theater will take place at lottery livin'i f and that “t’ertain B:00 o'clock at the Woman’s (Tub. Mr*. A. C. Chamberlain. Those Macler officiating. barkers of ..... ■( these game* The Mayfair an,| Piet Garden­ present went Mrs. A. W. Knox, The bride, who was attired In an have eithct id i, -hi paying off, Mrs. Walter L. Morgan, Mr*. R. ensemble of white crepe, came ers Circle of the Garden Club will or arv doing - ■ in part or return R. IVas, Mm. Roy F. Syme,. Mm. here with her parents from mako a trip to “ The Jungles", or ing the nil" ■v invested In Ihc-u Macon. Go. about 13 years ago. McKee Carden*, three miles south John Kick, Mrs. J. Howell Fish. tickets.” She attemk-d Seminole High of Vero. I>lr« will leave from Mrs. Mis. W. M. Scott. Mrs. Lyman J. O. Iuinry's home, South San­ Buttolph, Mm. 8. P. Hifhleyman, School In 1929 and 1930. •ale of c c i- l<>. ally was passr.1 The bridegroom lived In Sor­ ford Avrnue, at 11:00 A. M. Any­ Mis. E. Compton, Mra. John M. after S. IS. Ihghton, trpresenting Kelly, Mm. A. C. Chamheilaln, one wishing |o gu may telephone rento for 21 yaara and left there the Seminole v u nity Poultry tpr. R. S. Kretor will leave a few years ago to accept a posi­ Mrs. fuinry. Mra. U I*. MeCuller. Mrs. W. T. mrn's Association. had re<|uestrd LalrJ, and Mr*. Frnn, of Prlando. Tlurxday for Philadelphia after tion with the Dymouth Citrus Monthly business find social ! that It be-. hangrd in one Itspevtpending the winter aeaion heie Exchange , i Plymouth. Mr. and 'meeting of the Atarian Class of I HUIiluU iwwjUisuC i 1th his aoa-la-law and daughter. ‘mt t« why yoil would have wPhed to limit the -nope of the Pie ceremony for Anooka w h o . held at 8:00 p. M. at tho church vour curse to the west- territory from which shall come a fa ri with Mm. 8. J. Nix, Mm. J" a«kr.| .lodge Advoratr eggs that-aie Is 'le dassifinl a> M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. Harry . Commander Ralph (I. Pen- “ Krr,h community egg,." Goodin. Sim. I. Owens, ami Mm. Filoada of Mrs. W. P. Brooks, fn-trsd of the ordinance read, Merrill Roberta as hostesses. UftriVoot Second Streel, will Ing "Fresh rommunity egg* shall trwJPo Ware that iho under, he , unti.lelrd as those priHliierd WEDNESDAY lat’ an operation this mornirr In Seminole t'ouuty and the coun­ The Senior Christian Endeavor Mra. II. B. lewis, as chairman tho Orango General Hovpital tie, i oil11g-ton, to Seminole Coun­ Society of the Firal Presbyterian of edtjeation of war orphan*, of ty,” Mr. Ilighton's group wished the Amerlon legion Auxiliary of rhurrh will have 'choir practice this clause to lead “ Semin.de this city, annoumrd this morning at 7:.T0 oink at Iho home of Bill t’aptain Mcl’nul. he «ni.l. tu|d County and an aiea not to vx<<-rd Among Ikoto from hero attend- that the ia anxious that anyone DuIlo.se, 000 Oak Avrnue. Mm in reply that ho noticed light­ I.S mile, iH-yond the iiiunty limThe Sarah Parker Mrthmlist I ig a dance given Saturihy night knowing any xuch orphans get in ning in the wr-t and wa» shifting Orphange Club will have an all­ i t the DeLand Country Club by touch with her by Apr. 1.1. the i-oiirre ra-lward. In this rrThe CiiMtiti-,loners would not I 10 Athletic Association o f RtatIn connection with the l.rglon day sewing meeting, hrginning at *anl, Wiley olxerveil that he had agiee l.i thi- ihange. The ordi­ fbn University vrrro: Hr* Mlxsrr Auxiliary of this city it was stated 9:1*0 A. M. at Iho home of Mrs. mt seen any lightning flashes nance they passed >la»i\jfles eggMaxlno Young. Frances Gibson, that at a recent meeting the John P. Jlnkins, :IIM) French Avr. In the west himself until a half sold in Sanford a* either "Cold Dorothy tUlae*. Alrla LaVlgno, members endorsed tho protection nue. hour after this renvrrtalion in Storage Eggs." "Rhippeil Eggs." Special prayer services in ob­ Katherine Waterr, and Dan Han- of forests on cards distributed by the inrtrol rar. ■'Fnsh Flotilla Egg*." or “ Fresh ■ell and Hugh Hynt. the Woman's t'lvir Committro of servance Of the laird"* Supper will After the ship look Ihe rnurse Community Egg«." It defines the Chamber of Commerce. At Iw held at H:00 P. M. at the First seaward a mistake »»< made in what i« meant by an egg laken this same meeting Miss Aranka Baptist Church. 8- T. Ijytoo, P. J, Lawrence, I. navigation, Wiley informed the from each group, and provides Takach, chairman of Ihe auxiliary TflURSPAY B- Taylor, J. R. Williams. U II. rhmniittre that all d.-aleis must pout run erurt. which helped with the Regular mrrting of Sallir Har­ Pope, and A. H. Baxter, who have retent Salvation Army budget “ The rnptain told me he find spicous sign- in their store,, on |e«n spending several weeks hero drive, said that her committee, rison Chaplrr of the I). A. R. ordered a IW egiee ilrnnge in egg crate* or bashrl*. and egg business and *who have been re composed of Mm. If. R. Ulng. will take plare at .1:00 o'clock at the rnursr and that a mistake had skiliuu-?1 1Utut.Jutllu lItcJtini-iiL the homo of Hr*.dis*fg*'(i. Her­ Keen* made** and ihe rourse egg, .old a customer. ling.in the HaggcU homo, Sia• ring, North French Avenue. R |l. Chapman, proidriit of the rhanged f*0 degree*." •nth S tm t at Oak. Avenue, plan No aonarrnt >ignifiran<e was Sanford Country Club, appeared return Thursday to Uieir homes An Easter egg hunt will he ntta bed In Ihi* ritlier by the to rnpirat that thr CommUsioners Miami. givrn at 2:90 P. M. at Wrsl Side I'sik for the Primary prpartm-nt trrtainment for the twrnty-nlnth roiirt u the i •Itr,- ndvocatr, and appropriate I I ini per month un­ Sunday annual session of the Grand Chap Wilry df l Hot i-vp.ind Ihe state­ til Pel. I for the purpose of pri*of thr Firat ll.iptl CORRHCTION Viding for the upkeep of the ^ |S. hue), trr of Florida Order nf Ihe Ka«t ment. The wltne-- paid high trihuto gpxens and fairway*. II. M. I’apern Stir which will take place in A loi*lnr«* and *«e It was stated in yesterday’s (Irian lu^at the Municipal Audit", l> M Cord's ability nnd skill a» wpfth, S. <>• Gia>. Fn-d Tn-»her nf Ihe Alatlo-an t'la*» ■ •os that Mita Lillian Conn and the commander of the dirigthlg. of Prlando, and II. M. Watson .. and rium Wednesday, Thursday, l?a|IM Hunch will Le hell at ____________ lodman Lehman entertained with Steamship and travel services 8:00 o'clock nt the rhuru'i ann.'x Friday of thi* week, tho Rollins Rime McCord wav nppoloteii the fw t y ant Thursday evening were enlisted hy the ever-hua. wilh Mr*. K. S. Hockey, Mr-. J. B. Players will present, "llcikcbiy ship',--kipper la-t Jan. 1, lie saiil. i Orlindn at the home of Miss studio "prop man" to aid In one Fields. Mr*. It. T. Warren, and S<|iiate", tonight al M:IR P. M. at "the ship had opoiuted more ex IsadriMirause in honor of Miss of the oddest searches ever Mr*. It. I). Smith as Imslr. es. the Annjt- Rus»rll Theater In Win­ trnslvely and *ue> essfully than [•rmJFUulhiie. Dy way uf cor. ter Park wilh nil menilwis nf the at any other time In her history." FRIDAY. •etloa we wish to state that Mr. hroughl about by tho exigencies Rchearsnl for the east of the Prikir uf the Eustein Star a* ahrnan waa sot a host at tha of talking picture production. Passport* with attached visas, tnuinimrnt play of thr Sanford guests. arty but was a guest Members desiring to attend for a journey from Chlrago to Little Thealer will take pUee at N;iHl o'clock at lh« Woman's Club, must piesrnt a receipt for their campus. Miss Holt I, a mniilsT ol The Junior High School P.-Tth* Pi McVa Phi chapter at Rollins A. will nu-rt *t 1:10 o'clmk In Ihe In a reeelit |nipiilarily ■oiliest. College which she attended last school auilitnrium. s sp<insoied liy Ihe t'rimsun-White, year Thi. star *h,. i* » sophomore Regular mesding of Seminnla wrrkly poblnation of Ihe Pniver* ill Ihe Alls *ml Krlrnce Sthiml of Rrbrkuli 1*0dgo Number Forty, ally nf AIs Ihiiiiu nt Tuscaloosa, the I'nivon^ty of Alaham*. Is a thnv will Is- hold al H:IN) o'clock. Miss Lurilte Unix, daughter of Mr mends'r of Hie Itammei Jammer MONDAY. an,| Mi*. Framtis I’- Hull, uf thi- .luff, W. A. A. Y. W. C A . and Mrs. S. p, Itlghlryman and eily, w*» selected a< the must i, pimiiiiirnt in other campus n. Mr*. Lyman Ruttolph will uo popular "sli*y tirrrk" on the Ilvitie hostesses nt "ladle* day” al tho Sanford Country Club. Why “D a red h ir Derby Martini Garage Wo tab# cars •{ all F» II yaara la Orland IS A Married Saturday CARP o r THANKS prim wa* given lo Mlsa Charlctle Keelor. Refresliinriitn were served hy the linrtesa to Mm. J. II. Kmiin111*1. Mr*. .George A. PoCotles, ty. divUlon. 'O . F. Smith, tha successful Beck Hammock grower epedalite* In celery this aea»on with a re­ sult nf 45 solid cam of celery, for which ho averaged >1.50 per crato. lit I. said lo havp had Iho boat In Ibt* locality, aoma yielding aa much ax 1410 car* from one acre. J. T. McLain, of Goneva, la •ponding ■ few day* In Tnllahas- . Mir. Symes Winner Of Golf Tournament 9 Estelle Higgins Wednesday SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr. and Mr*. A. Mo*ea were the gracious host and hoxlesa a delightful dinner party yaaterday axening rompllmanlary to Mr. mlngton Rand, Inc. . Insist? atjd Mr*. II. R. Htavens, on tho oetha total dsbt in |h* United « amounts to llil.ooo.ooo.doo n tha total wealth of tb^ Id Stataa la only flBajQQO.UO. In other words, apfaMpi rally, every thing ta martj for mot* than It Is worth, problem, than, must bo either ■maaa tha .vajtio of tho »». to writs down tha dabta, or her lovely cake. Mr. and Mr*. It looks aa if President M.oaaa’ Invited dinner gurxls were: ivalt'a plan la lo do both, la Mr. and Mra. IL R. Eleven*, ami their little daughter, Rebecca. Mr. ai)d Mra. F. P. Fomter. Mr. and Kre- T. J. Miller, Mr. and Mm. U. E, Hoary. Mr. and Mm. 8. O. ShinI TOatrafnod from tulam ^K hollar, Dr. aad Mrs. 0. L. Miller, id Plena nrw» fas broadcast Mr*. T. A. Ronetter. and Mra. M. •a. Nssripaperx, - through II. Bowlor, Guests tha next after­ kacisUd Proap, go Us tar, noon were: Mr. and Mr*. Blevent. •tyonaa to obtain aowa r*: Dr. and Mm. Millar, Mm. A. T. horn all parta.pf.dha world. Rpsaetter. Mra. M. Frank. Mra. Mttng tbU aowo.,ky„T»jHp B, / . BUrllng. Mm. M. II. Bowlor. kbr*. 8. O. Shinholaar, and Mra. Kaanor. . , Miss [ Elisabeth Mclaughlin waa ilia charming ho*lama of tha Entro Nobs Bridge Club Thursday aft•rWam Mra. A- B. Wallace won Um . d ob priaa while. tho . guests Long’ s M eat __ SlCTC'A.JEJfiCO., With hcftrrles to keep them ro in at a good mail,' pace, apjrareit u|mn the rherry-cirtled pool. Little Isiy*. proully aterring, took Ihrir mams* out fur a boat ride. Young men pllsslc.1 their best girls. Pad g»«o the whole family a good time. Ore hunt might hail tern rntitlnl “ Sailor’s Holiday", for in it were four blue-jai kol.s uf the briny, brlchtrnirg »hoie-l«-.vrt with amu.,rmcnt f their cli nic. Faul«y in -pccd-.l . n >l»k [>„ qUl«t clay, unhonored and out trtrt, forvgTeond. . Here waa tho thrilling view of lh* auto par ado, circling *"dne-wn/ traffic” ta a koto wheel that croastd a aew-wiII slagv, eyery_ radiator highlighted hy the s«n; eroaaad a bridge la shadow; btn n w a blur behind tha d a iry blossoms. frit go of tha eberry-Wo«Mm% u Whim pre.Hfnt mill rad* urn tom* plrteil, | favor a roatl huihlinif holi­ day for tho Stntc itoaii Di'iiartim'iit svr IrrtusoM that really look new. Ihon nee ymi'll lir .vnlhlnpf out with Ihr m u r (e « i frock you over Imuifcf, to o l Size* d y l r a f q r women mltaeq.' For muanurea lo protect the routls in the Htatn IheHe. tVo'll wgjfcr nnd and IF I tM ELECTED' I will faithfully and honeatlv carry out the wUhcH o f the |>eoplo of Semimle Cuunty. unit I will thank trie Legislature for panning the hill, giving tho people a County Wido vote ill thi* election. ll'aid Political Ailvertmemont) i 7 <1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 11, 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/0f3e3bde1479a18d30b9828ec4640df5.pdf 906a29aeafa94247a1d4f5e8418b8e48 PDF Text Text MIMEIEKf STA TE B U D C E IS �* I Mire Geraldlna Story, of CWloot*, w » the week-end ( M l af Mina Paulina Prevatt. Mr*. S. W. Swop*, of Orlando, Uniform. Rank Company E rialted her daughter. Mrs. C, 8. 30th Regiment of Saxford hold Lee. Lak* Charm, Tuesday aftera special meeting Tgaaday evaning at lha achool aodltorium. C. The Bu*ln**a and Program C. Collina, «tat# bankor, waa pro* meeting of th* Mlealeeery AhxlL aiding offlror. Guosta of honor lary of th* Methodlet Chunk wore: Mi«* Myrtlo Oils Crump, wan held Monday aftemeeo. national aaiialant altosdanl of Mr*. Field* left Tneoday fet Tampa; Mr*. JliWred W. Boon*, h*r home in th* North. ... •tate Tlr».pr*iid*nt o f Lakaland; Mr. and Mr*. Allan Theawpaofl, and Mrs. Lour Ladas, af Tampa, of Inverne**, arrlrod Thursday Post national dellgate. Mayor L. to ep«nd nm * tlm* a t Ik* homo P. Mill* mad* an nddroaa, fel- of their rarenU, R*r. and Mr*. lowed by Judge Jams* G. Sha­ Thom p*on. « j ron of Sanford. T h t Purtall Beginning a Wednesday of nert Mr. and.Mr*. Alfred Lundquht Quartette of Orlando rond*r*d week a pr*-Eaet*r aerrlca wfll •evoral number*. Rev, Caldwdl be held at th* Methodist Chorda left. In their ford far California where Mr. Ericson expect* to en­ of Benaon Spring* gar* an ad­ Mr*. C. L. .Weet and motherdress cn "Honor.'* On* of th* in-law, of Winter Park.' were ter a buaiaesa roars* In a roll***. •pedal .fraturea of th* program rleltlng In Osledo recently. ’ wo< th* drill by the Company OVIEDO LONGWOOD Mrs. J . H. MIMICS Th* Ctrl* Leaf** had It* Apdl •elates aeeelon on Tuesday afterMB with a g*nerwj* attomure*. Math baetnese waa traaeacted. It waa rotad to hold a baaaar nait fall and to •** for It daring th* ■■miner. Committee* will be ap­ pointed far each month. Regular jn sitin g of the I**gas are to be­ gin at 3:00 o’dork daring tha FERN PARK A. MKNICX The Sewing Club will meet Wedneedey. Apr. M in the after- auto Monday for Towaco, New f ^ plJI| J*i**7spent la i Tha Flrt-IIanilred Club aponThe I. sored another dellghtfel affair on trdey fr Tuesday night a t Library H»H- The W High srort for men waa held by | m met K. R. Bpragu*. Mr*. A. Mortlaon Wtdnead had high acora wor woman. Mrs. 0f Mrs. Char let G arrer waa ho«tpaa. , Maadai Professor and Mr. H. C. Baarda- sheets. 1 lee left recently far Perry, Ohio, tended t after spending the winter at Lak* Hanford Wllikneit. diy lunc Mr. and Mrs. Charlei I. Mattr- nett to owa, Mr. and Mr*. C. Garner, aadl blrthrfey. Margaret Matthowi spent Sunday Mr*. Clement* llallct I* giving a t Ilaytoaa Beach. a tea Monday afternoon to honor Dr. and Mia. Wilfred E. Mar- Mr*. A. E. Homett who lease* pent, of Waterbury, Conn., and for Europe the end of th* month. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. James H aaanl of Rev. Mart Ful er preached at Trey, Now York, ware guaata Taft last Sunday. Thursday of thalr cousins, Mayor Mrs. McQuillan antcrtalned th* and Mrs. J. II. Monlck. members of her Bible Clai* last On aaxt Prlday tha tear hers of Monday a t her home with a RunLyman School will bo host* to tha •ntna Party, ^wenty-alx ladlae Th# April masting of tha Town' wera present.. gifts were ex.AoiuIm I* County leath ers’ Club, j thing#I « m < a- together a tnoat jpuuril wae hold Thursday night delightful party waa tnjoyad. Rt-flown Hall. Man* of th* teurlat .member* ar* ’ Mlea El*I# Dunbar and Mr*. L. tearing for th* north this week Cramer attandid th* marting uf but Mia. McQuillan continual tha lomlnol* County Rad Croia In Blb'a Ctaa* at Lorgwood through fauford Monday morning. th# summer. I Willard MaWorkman loft PrlDr. a n i Mr*. Meid. Mr*. Iladge, Roy for kla hopta la Indlanapelit, ard Mr*. McQuillan drove t„ Win. M * a (tor spewing tha aaaaoa tar Hav#n Tuesday aad spent ‘he and ahjaylag golf at nearby day there.-. . wa» »fr*ed. “Ml** Bio* Bennie," apon.ored by th* Woman’* Club and direct­ ed by MU* Margaret Cox waa glean at th* High School aodlurium Friday night. The r a il waa rnmpoe* I of &0 local plopl* and contained beautiful girls, pretty costumes. Merer danraa, awe*t music, r*Tarna»a and amualng talent. “Mias Blu* Bennie" tickled th* tlckl* box and the depression banlahtd. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Morgan entertained Mrs. L. A. U r. Dr. tod Mrs. W. J. Carpenter, and Dr. I*. T. Mead la«t Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McLain and •on, of Sanford, vlaltad • Mrs. Libbie Wainrlght Sunday after­ noon. * • Mrs. J. W. Flatten and daoghUr, bli»* Victoria I’latton, and friend. Mill Mary Chapman, of Joahaowvillo, wore gneota ln Ovie­ ■ do 1 Sunday, afternoon. Mlsa May E)liab«th Plalton, who ha* bean visiUag In Miami, Sanford, Chuluota, and Ori*do re­ turned with har m nth*r,to her Upsala and GrapeviUe Mrs, LUBBLLB BALUNQ1M? Mrs. C. R. U ttln ’* • pending this week in PWlywood, tha guaat Mr. and Mr*. Biiil* Haaea aUl of Mr*. Victor Bark min. children spent the day Sunday '■Mr. and Mr*. Oaorge Pluckewith hi* relative*, Mr. and Mrs. kaum, of Rockledg*. rialtad Mrs. landres*. NoDa Thama* a few day* thla Mr. ftnd Mr*. Moran and chil­ dren has* moved from lak * Mary Mr. aad Mr*. Georg* Ptucketo th* Tuckar houa* on tha Coun­ baum, Mr*. Nella Themas. and try Chh rood. Mr*. Fred Stan* returned Monday Mr. aad Mr*. Magnoaon, Ellnora from a trip to Panda Island. 8. Tyner, H. G. LundqolsL and aom f t where they vlaited John Richard, spent Sunday with rela­ Thomas who la stationed there tive* In Daytona and Holly HIIL with tha U. R. N. •»’ Mrs. Wells, who ha* keen visit. Mr*. Ruth Walters, of West Ing for a few weeks near Tampa, Palm Beach, la visiting h e r I* again visiting at tha home of mother, Mr*. W. J. David. har brother and slater-la-law, Mr. Mr*, la* Sheldon. Mrs. 8. F. and Mr*. Pordy. Smith, Mrs. J. L. Brown, Mrs. J. Th* Lutheran ladlea m*t on th* T. M-Leln. Mr*. P. B. Dooley. ftth a t the horn* of Mr*. Kan Mr*. R. Levy, Mr*. D. Levy,* Carlson. Mrs. A. Doan* and Mr. and Mr*. Mr. eat) Mr*. Andarson and Mr. Orrie Mathlenx formed a party Joh«MM, of Roefcfwni. lll.#-*Trie*l rre'e-tn- TX Boh Tow^r T'ohdajf; Saturday to atUml th* funeral of The ladle* o ' the Baptist their unci*; Mr. I.lnd. canreh vere n'*n»antlv surprised Th* Dorcaa Circle met at th* Ht*. *-r«d Bailer I arilh an all ham* of Mr*. Aooast Bwanuon cay birthday rarty last Friday la.t Thursday. M r s . Ericson at th* h-m» of Mr*. T. W. Pre­ opened the meeting, calling on vail. Karh roast brought a covered dish and the day waa •se n t In nailtlng a quilt for Mr*. Ballard. Thoaa present sear* Mr*. Wad* Pauleraon, Mr*. Q. C. Lo- S m a ll . Tha aaaaal “FaBowahip Suppor" waa held last Wednesday sight at tha Commanlty Church. Raymond Anderson had tha mlafortun* to har* hU fast cat to tha boo* last weak wkile la tha gymnasium af tha Baafard High School. . ‘ Mr. Moran and family hat* stored to UpoaM. R e lig io is Fastest Growers alght. Mr. aad Mrs. R. E. Tro* attenebd tha P^T. A. moathly m a t ­ ing at Paola last Thursday alght. They arerw accotnpealed ky Mr*. J . R. Houghton aad tha Wester Bro*. who assisted In the program, of music after the bos in*** meet­ ing. -• berakip gala, had aat laaa ha gifts. Tha Northern 1 tioBL showing tha her*hip iacreaae. LAKE MONROE i £ ’d 3 S r « f f ,M V & ectartalaed th* union and friends at tha home of Mfi. Mabel Ogles­ by Prlday evening. Games were p'ayed and refreahments akrved. An Interesting feature of the evening wae tha harmonica and guitar aelectlore played by Clyde Harvey, William . Nettle*, and Arle" Hoctea. Tho** pro*ea t ware: Mr*. Dora M. Harrell. Mrs. Bertha THE SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Florida . of Jacksonville (A ffiliated w ith th e A tlantic N ational B ank o f Jack so n v ille) lehied Statement of Condition R E SO U R C E S (O M A N BZD IMS) March 31, 1933 LIA B IU TIES L oans an d D iscounts ....... ................. O v e r d r a f ts ............ .................... .................... Banking* House, F u rn itu re an d F ix tu re s R e a lE k ta te ^ ..T T r .7 — — F e d eral R eserve B ank S to c k ..................... U. S. B onds to Secure C irculation............ U. S. Bonds an d C ertificates of Indebtedness ..... ...$646,893. O th e r M arketable B o n d s ........... 186,862. L oans, N. Y. 8tock E xchange ^ 373,827.81’ NONE 22,211.01 4,523.'55 .3,750.00 Free Ideal PETER J. FEITNER Vie* President $1,748,791.98 S. O. 8HINHOL8ER D IR E C T O R S S. Q. 8HINH0LSER Chairman o l the Board Prw ldaai Atlantic National Bank Jacksonville, Fla. Grata Manufacturer Sanford, Florida JOE CAMERON Farmer Sanford, Florida BIER J. FEITNER W . Ctaarola Cypreae Co, _ 34,783.68 99,280.00 ’ 5,227.81 1,509,500.49 Vico PreaIdeal {. T. WALKER. Jr. 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 .0 0 100 , 000.00 $1,748,791.98 • S ta te m e n t o f Condition, M arch 3 1 ,1 9 8 3 Stock ....,u.*....,..'........ ;...... $ Surplus and U ndivided P r o f i t s ... . C i r c u l a t i o n ........................... . fUyuauna _ Reserve fo r T axes, In te re st, etc. Deposits LINTON E. ALLEN Jackaonvfllep Florida LINTON B. ALLEN President, Saafcrd Atlantic Natloaal Btak re �VUM BDA, — ------------ dal Hpnors Two Worn** Figures € fR . F. C. Received Newspaper headline. Ml u* that flrat Jghl ha« krmjght fnr Apaaha ta-Mll** However, Mkat k a m 't ascsisirl'y Indicate that tha hhr r*»n'1 drunkOna rapraaatbltlv# would cut tka legal rata af lataaaat la Flor­ is t from sight ta atx p*rt«nt. j L t «f u would ba willing to their eaeily owned wmey extravagantly In *W#Wt club* And oo apc< t roodatm, can well n w wlthlMUa 'Virginia LefrinfweU that the Inwon of the depression !e to have a cood time whl}« you can. MIm Lafflngwoll write* the editor of the N«w York Thnea that-anting money for * rainy day U a lot of baloMy. Bhe tried It onee, the aay*, and loit both the fun of (pending money extravqrantly and the money too. "Eat, Hwinlr gftrl mm mrww w la Im kar uring, ana K De merry," her nwiitn motto nftW now. "fftW "fop (AMAPmW tomorrow It IQiy rain, and tho umbrella may leak.” She aaya she bad an uiqhrelJa which ahe waa saving for h rainy day, bttt wh«n the rain fall ahe found the mothg had gotten Into the umbr*Ua flrat. - . *' "The grim example of the thouaanda of eoaadentiou* aoula who denied them«clv<* little luxuries aad no that they could Wove,their money for an aaaurt and then Ioat It anyway," ahe writes, "has modi determined not to Uke that risk.” She will, ep cent ahe can lay her handa on, and enjoy It. 8 dulge to any little extravagance the let any small craving go unsatisfied. of selfiahnaag that 1 owe * -It la." ahe aaya, ’a degree _ myself. I will navtr hoard for a rainy day. I'd far _ .___ _________ iae-white-lt>"hirr~fsrwt!en-tm it ralr\y day comes, it may turn out to be hall and, thunder, and I wouldn’t be prepared for that In any case. Let ua live now aod enjoy it. Tomorrow we may be hin down by a trolley ear or bumped by a taxi. Then we’ll wlah we had bean laaa practical.” . While one cannot deny the present Justification for auch reasoning, one must also deplore the conditions which have made, this so. It la a moat regrettable fact that throughout all the great prosperity of the late ‘Twenties/’ so few places existed where prudent and Intelligent Inves­ tors could put their savings and keep them secure. Many a sensible disciple of Benjamin Franklin frugality did hla beat to lay as Ida reserves for hard times only to find them destroyed when the crash came. Perhaps this will be one of the reforms of the “New Deal.” -Perhaps some means will be found for protecting life-time savings against tho stress of turbulent storms und the weaknesses of conscienceless manipulators. dUce MgalramenU for Florida dlsacra* from on* year to ninety dhga. The thane* would b# mad* than tho men and that this pr«pond*rance of vote* could thiaaoMa Ft*rida to compete with control tha government if It acted a* a unit. He say* that women legally control pioro than half of Brae, bet |i that's whaf* d#*lrad ProbaU) so, but worntva-ahalfar tmubia wlU iW ftlf team that Umro A SHERIFF TELLS The Future Of Woman Will the women of the future funtume the dominant role In the political and economic life of the country? Will th«y b® found djrectlpg the.affairs «f th® nation In high ‘ 1 placea aad wfll they control th® financial purae governmental Will man b« rriegated to household duties now airings? r“ performed by the fairer sox and will he b« supplanted In chktnaaa of tha Immltrstlon the profenaJona by brilliant women lawyera, doctor*, archi­ Hu#, Bob Hetty will un- tect*, and writer*? adty na# hla brat » « « « •» « •» Everyone will have hi* own anawer* to theae question* • a t tho*# aaaaatean mllttoa Moat men will aay "no” . ......................... but thera U ona. who cont t:mJS #4 Arthur Briaban# waa that auch • development will coma about He in Profei (ag^ori locating in Fkwtda-; Anthony F. Blank* of the Unlverajty 0 , 3 Unlyer»ity of California, philosophy and ha* tn a Tampa Trlbaaa qaotea W1L ha* gone Into history and philosophy . . . . _____ je r lle s t period woman’* trial* ind tribulation* from _ the earllrat — *- o f _____ __ _______ ...... theffman*«fftho tM human HCTto. .thrflHMHrtltn® WhtWfl.. .. specie* ha* attained remarkable success in all field* of he th* last ten yrara If U had human endeavor. . fcaan gaoraatrain* bank depoattaf Mr. Hknk* cite* woman’* rfoo In politic* and point* to .. o -■Mr*. Perkin* who In the flrat woman to hold a cabinet .Tha usual dlaoic* bill* ara rrop- poat and to other* who are In state legislature* and In Con­ gfag awt In th# Legislature. One rfithcai would raduct th* raai- gress, and to Ute women ln England who are member* of •abend's secratary ,*ftof tJMlr "affair," baa lad fay a JackaonvUfa i apparently thought WASHINGTON. Apr. VX^-VTi i i , . 47 state* ahara la th* »!**<■ " £ » 0 aiv.oced Ay tha men'. In F.bruary to aid t* * * " * t n.l th'.- reedy **« » ^ * |* g » ’ ore* ywlerdae ^ |h * 7 liun C'urDoralJon * monthly taper* the dqllar* of the United Btate*. that they are beneflclirie* of *0 percent af the 196,000,000,000 of life Insurance poli­ cies In force, that they now control the voting Interest In taaat(of tbe Ration’* largo corporation*, that ttay arc fecaivlRg 70. percent of tbe estate* left by man. and 04 per­ cent of those left by other women. • He see* In thl* steady advancement the time not far off when tbe respective portions of Importance of men and women wllhlie reversed and the women will be ffgu/atlvely W**,Alf this may^eound like a dlantal outlook for the pro­ verbial heed of the family, but If we could lookjnto the lnnermoat »oula of men. we might detect a decldral note of mental relief and goal cheer over the pro*pect of unrand n * a has entarad shouldorlng the rcaponslblllty of providing the wherewithal iva rac* with tha anaf Freak K- And*rara arak.U a Ute Jodgo H. glraa fa U® »fafa SANFORD, TWENTY YEABSAGO “T S T u S i T c a l d w a l l went to Uutln, and Bu*t*r 8mlth. , 1: - with ralaUvra. Bh* waa aecompaof lh# recant nUd by her brothar, David, vbu ding af Mlaa Lena Bell* W wuak an to North Carolina to af Jaakaon, i l k b , to Claud* rttK hi* aUtor, Mlaa Annte Let Couch, of this city. Th# w« CaldwtU, who a a stud*at a t th* 1*°* J **^*wr r hora* of th* hrid*. Mr.CoucI clty yracjkaUy Woman’* Coll#** InGrarawhora, h M || kl|OWB Mi 0. bran a rraidrat af Sanfor Mra. T. A.Brothanan tali E ra- about a yrar and haa boon day far JafaaonvlU* t* alter*! In* on th* Waat Bid* fot ■tztsment w»* astojinlng, was that glvhig organixed erimo lee. way In Miami I* not profllahia for that city, hut on the contrary extremely si, trimental, lie - de­ I dared that orgzniz.'J crime is 1 ruiring Miami, and that if tha rackoteora and other criminals nr* driven out he will resign If busi- 'oreonals L m B% s next winter. Now* di*»*WW* quote Shat Iff ID ufa os aaytag . “ We don't need organa** crime to keep ike country **d Ha people going forward, and we are eliminating these elements by tho ta d af February, Katthor tbs state o fjS throuiho.t the breadth of Dade county. Dad* «*ounly la «oU*M aor aay iastftoMaa ha 1 '' rt.t of the admiral class and U a a loan. going to stay out. It la not truo Tho totals by a U M . I —bcilcvc me when I aay It Un s all ctaaaea af k w J M l i p to—that wa must h a st *nmo rampant to attract winter flattor*. f c.oally stay d e a r s f 38d,7«3: Oodfgta, 1371 J j prat bet y, and I don't want to Verb, »U.7dTBgT. i,'ecome n prophet .now, hut aaat March, n year from now, you'll find „ building boom hero to taka th<- place of racketeers aad tfrw tn rro r Shcritf llnrdie has a war on hi* hand., hut It looks Ilka Ha k going to win Itr-backed by Mi­ amians who stand for law, order ami horrat business. What ha told Miami Rotarians should b# earn­ estly rendered by all who haaa the welfare of-oar city at h*art. St. cPtm buxg baa no organised crime ’but determined efforte bar*’ Iwcn mad* in rvlabllsh It bar* and tho clfurta will be resumed, prob­ ably moro determinedly than ever since Sheriff Hardle mad* it too hot for the rlag In Miaatl. ('crtninly crime and vie# do not piy. Sheriff Hardle raiterata* n truth which ha* been proved time and again. H* is. a coura­ geous official and it may ha ex­ pected that Governor Sholta wtll bsck him up to the lim it No wonder the Philadelphia Record say* llanlie is "Ik# best Hhertff In th* United States!" A he man could sell more Ufa insurance than any man l ever beard o f never shouted. Notice the men who bold the records fa r ’selling..they ju st talk in a quiet easy way. U*^0 rear aalra raffulrad to Irtsur* read and body ctr*ranca In lh* lowar body rannot b# lubricated with or­ dinary pctmlvum In a satisfactory manner. "Now 'extram* prvtsur*’ lubricants, mad# up of blend# of petroleum . ; * ’---- oils, _"j , saponified oils. lead soaps, and aolphur or sulphur chlorido have bran developed fur such mrahanlsma." "Oiled gasoline, tested aver 10,­ 000,000. mllaa of roads, waa found to step up motor pow*r and rut feel runts, according to Dr. Egiotf. Gain, of 4 to * portent In gaa ollne ralUago, Increase, In crankcas* oil mileage up to 100 per cent, and reduced carbon forma­ tion weru among the re.-jlta of tho read trials, he b«ll«vtd. Tho "oiled" gasoline, a fuel roptahdng • minute amount of Iithrirating oil, also prevented fraralng of pis­ ton ring* and atlchy valves, mad# far less valve grinding ami lowar*d th* "nan-ln" lime 0n eaglnc* after ovorhaallng; ha said, la n practice being adapted lo a wldo general us# from an obscure be­ ginning aa a proras* used primari­ ly to tun* op new motors. It re­ verses. tho old fundaments) of au­ tomotive engineering whRli al­ lowed a minimum of lubricating oil to reach lh* combustion cylin­ der, during th* aparatiawaol th* motor. , . te fis r t: Wedding PlanB For Miss Guthrie Made Plana Kara bean annoaaced for lb« wetUing Saaday moraine a t 1:30 o'clock • ( Mb* Carmen Cotbria, i a o |k l h af Mr. awl Mry. Ban Hawkfaa OaUrio of U b city to Wilbur 0 . U nto, of Haadorsonvltte, N. t , ton of Mr. and Mrs. W. -H. Unco, of Rockwuod, Tann. Tko rin g cartmony will bo parformed at the First Praabytoria* Church by the Re». E. D. Bronnb r , pastor of thu church. Attendants for Ibo waddiag will bo Mlaa UlUaa Conn. 0f Orlaado, maid of haoori Mlaa Eugral* Aan Caiwell, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. ■. D. CojwsQ, flower girl; Bar­ man Brumley, ion of Mr. aad -Mrs. William 8. Brumley, ring-boarvr, aad Rodman Lahman. bast man. Ushers for-the occasion will bo 'WUH v a DvBooe. hood a sh * , aad .A******* Foot Trouble Social Calendar TUESDAY. Baptise Church will bold I t a monthly meeting a t the home of Mlaa Doris Hopkins. F l o r a l Heights. Rehearsal for the east of the tournament play of the Ballard Little Theater will taka pUco at •lOO o'clock at Ik* Woman’s Clab. The Mayfair and Dirt Genbnara Circle of tkg Garden Clab will maka a trip t# "The Junglra", or McKee Gardena, three miles sooth af Veto. Cars will tears from Mrs. J. O. Laney's home. South San­ ford Avenue, a t 1:00 A. M. Any­ one slaking to go may Ulepkona Mrs. Laney. Monthly bualnoaa and aorlsl Apopka. ’ . . held at 8:00 P. M. at the church Mrs. Fannie S. Munson, who Mites with Mra. 8. 3. Nix, Mrs. Mra. Harry has given Misa Guthrie piano lee- M. N. Ctovoland, eon» sines early childboott will Goodis. Mrs. I. Owens. and Mrs. servo as orgaaUt and will play M*rrilt Roberts as host*****. Regular meeting of the Ju d c r Lohengrin's proceaaioaaL Mandelssohn’a recessional, aad “I .H | igh School P.-T. A. will be setJ f Lor* You Truly’ during th# cert-1 at 3:80 o'clock a t th# school au­ : mouy. Mr*. Glady* Morris WII-j dlloriom. Hams, well known contralto of tbia rawnwwwsiaw city, whom Miss Uulhrl* aceom- ^ _ . Friends a f Mra. Earl* T. Lourkii panled for many year*, will aing ^ h » Senior Christian Endeavor Jhe Flrat Presbyterian will regret to loam that ah* un-. -O, Promise Me", immediately be- Soc'*'; Ch«^h will have choir practice darwant an operation for appendl-. fora the ceremony. Since the announcement of her 7:30 o1ok “l hwn# of BUl attia last night at tha Fernaldengagement several week* ago, DuBose, 600 Oak Avenue. I 1 Laughton Memorial Hospital. Miss Guthrie has been entertained Tha Sarah P ark 'r Methodist »; ' . extensively by a host of friends. Ovphange Club will have an all­ fj Mr. and Mr*. Hope 'SU rk, of A miscellaneous shower and party day sewing meeting, beginning at • ' > Laatrencevllle, Ga., and Mr*. C. D. was given on Friday, Feb. 84 by »r«0 A. M. a t th# home of Mrs. ‘ Stark, of Commerce, On. arrived Mr*. U A. Brumley, Mr*. William John D. Jlnklna, 300 French Avr­ today to b# the guests for n short S. Brumley, and Mrs. John Hrum- not. tlin# a f Mr. and Mr*. John L. ley at th# home of Mr*. William THURSDAY Brumley, Celery Avenue. S. Brumley; M n. B. D. Caswell Regular meeting of Sallto Harwaa hostess at a bridge party cm rtaon Chapter of the D. A. RWr*. Lena Olson. of.Ngw York Thuradag. M a r.JO i-M ra. Wt-A ; will take ylar, at 3:00 o'clock *t — r “Oiy. th a n ip*ftdlhf "Hw Winter Lelfler gave an Informal tea for the home of Mra. George 0. Her• ker* with her brother-in-law and about 75 guests on Wednesday, ring, North French Avenue. aiatar, Mr- and Mrs. Fvllx Frank. Apr. 5, a t her home on Magnolia FRIDAY. ' Mellonvtlle Avenue, l» In Orlando Avenue; Mrs. R. M. Warren Rehearsal for tha cast of the for a abort tim e'as the guest of had a buftti supper and alumbea tournament play of the Sanford ’ Mra. Edgar A. Hall. party on the same evening; Miss Llltla Theater will take place at Lillian Conn and. Rodman lath- 8:00 o’clock at the Woman’s Club, Lieut. Griffin Herring and Mr*. man entertained with an Informal The Junior High School P.*T. Herring and daughter*, Jan* ami party Thursday, Apr. 0, a t the A. will maet at 3:30 o’clock In th* ' Nancy, have arrivej from Coro­ home of Miss Eleanor Kraus* in school auditorium. Regular meeting of Semlnola nado, Cal. to spend aoma time Orlando; another bridge party waa Rer* with Lieutenant Herring’s given on Friday, Apr. 7, by Mi*. Rabekah Lodge Number FartyJ |n n t s , Mr. and Mra. G«org* O. D. L- Thrasher a t ber homo in three will be held at H:00 • ’clack. Ron* Court, while Mia*. Sara _____________________ T O rrlar, North French Avenue. Maxwell was hostess at • tea on * i" ““ Forming a party apendlng Saturday afternoon at her homo Mr*. W. W. Waraer, mascot of lb* grand chapter. Mr*. Beatrice Saturday at Silver Springs, near on We*t Sixteenth Street. Social events planned for tide Illgglns, grand marshal, and Ocala, ware; Dr. FJIxabeth Tracy, Mra. V. E. Douglass, and Mra. week ar* • luncheon and pstty Glenn E. McKay, grand aenMnel. tomorrow afternoon by Mr*. K. I». Mr*. Mildred Knowles SohanRichard Ten Eyck and guest*. Brownlee a t her homo on Paluiet- backer, of Port Arthur, Ontario, Mrs. C. W. Booth, of Bouthhold, to Avenue, and an Informal |Brty Canada, most worthy grand L. U and Mra. William Arm- following rehearsal Saturday trim of the general grand chapter, atrung, of Riverside, L. !. evening to be given by Mr*. Wal- will be th# guest of hoaor.while ter I . Cooper and Mra. A r t u r George Miller, Jr„ worthy grand Mr*. C. W. Booth, of South- Dranan. patron, of Leesburg, will also be Raid, H Y , who apent aavand her* with her aunt. Hr*. W f a n Eyck, Washington E a ste rn S ta rs Avenue, attar receiving treat­ ment *4 Hot Spring*, Va.. for sev­ eral months far Injuries received In ag ^uiorvoltll# accident, ha* More th*p 0000 delegates, rep­ ratartmv* tn Hat Spring* far fur­ resenting approximately 190 chap­ ters #f th* Order of tha. Eastern ther treatmet. Star In th* slat# of Florida, ara upralfd' to attend th# taraatvninth anneal session of th* Grand Chapter of th* Florida Order of th# Eastern Star which «i.l open on Wsdncedsy at the city audi­ torium In Orlando and continue for thro# tkya. National and atal# officer* will b# In attandanca and Mra. G. E. McKay, of thl* city, arorthy grant) matron, will preside, Among Important menuara of Seminal# Chapter Number Two. cf thl* city, who will b# In etteouanc# ara: M n. R. F. Crenshaw, worthy matron of Bcminola Chapter, wbo will glv* the address of wslcoru*, F r a n Warner, son of Mr. aad Will Hold Orlando Parley We lab# w * •* all F*#» W*. I I year* |« Orland*. FOOT CLINIC A faaiHy dtan#r party waa gt»rn Iact Thursday at noon by Mrs. Tan Eyck a t bar home. Caters were laid for Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Coboon, of Middleton. Dal., who returned home today after »pending the winter at Dajtona Bosch. Mrs. WiUiam Armilronf, Mrs. C. W. Booth. Dr. Elitebeth Tracy, and Mrs. Ten Eyck. Two . parties, a luncheon and a hrUg* party, wars clean on Fri­ day for Mrs. Armstrong and Mra. Booth. Dr. Tracy waa hostess at a luncheon gleya at the Celery Club with Mrs. E. A. Douglaae, Mrs. J. M. MrCaaiiU, Mrs. 8 . E. Karriseat Mr*. C. D. Bramley. Mrs. I. D. Martin. Mrs. Tan Eyck, and the honor gueoti in attendance. This Ufa. I‘M| iHflr* a t n y rh W PlMM 1911 OHkfHlM wllboal Martin's Garage W. 1st ST.* Canrt. At th# conclusion of tbo monetary and economl hridga gaaae, high scor* price, a ence to open la Land potted hlaomlaar amaryllis, wont June 15. It la ta prept to Dr. Tracy, whit# second high this ronfarauce that score prisa, a large bouquet of Roosevelt ha* latited Spring flower*, waa protested to|hr*d*i* to Washington. Mra. Bramley. Refreshment* wars I ------------------served a t tha tea hour. — -• P u b lic I s In v JJ Mra. J. M. McCaskill entertained „ . W __k o with a bridge party on Saturday a i O J / »* v v K O' evening a t her home |n Rase ■■ ■ • Court. High score prliea ware Rev. E. D. tlrownlc awarded to Mra. Armstrong and First Presbyterian Chi Dr. Tracy, *fhll* th* honor geest* Invited the public to atl wer* recipient# of framed picture* ly Hoi) We^t services of th* Bek Memorial Tower as be held at hla church mementoes of tbo occasion. Ra- excepting Saturday, freshmcgU wer* servad by th# o'clock In th# •vealng. hostess, assisted by Mr*. V. K. Dr. Brownie.- said Itougla**, to th# following: Mra. Smith Hardin of the FI Armstrong amt Mr*. Booth, honor dlst Churrh will occupy guests, Mr*. R. E. Harriaon. Mra. at tonight'* wrvicc. At THEY'LL CUT LIKE NEW Gene Austin, heading a company of radio, stage amt scretn star*. Including many feature acts of the larger vaudeville circuit*, will be seen here In person c.n Saturday, matinee a rut night, at thr^MlIane Theater. The play ln which the.e notul players will l« seen and heard, it ratltled "Broadway Rapao.ly," a musical Variety Revue In two Art*. Sritu i r t now on fall* at tht* Millin'. Mr. Amlin In wtll known on the stage and the radio and ttpvrially t„ fur day* of hi* rvcnnjing* with the Victor Record fompany. and li l* said that more than thirty million reecrd* of Mr. Austin'* were sold. The rumpany i» a viry larg* one, numbering some SO people and among some 6f the belter known names ate, Tracey and llay, la n d lore, ' llap Karnell and Flo. T.ntmy and Joe Roll.., I'auV Russell, Harrington Slstirs. Gloria Dawn ami the famous Uriel. Top Girl Drchbslra. an organization Hint ha* been .alle l America'* musical sweetheart*. Surgical tnule; ail kinds of sclsmir* and knives; pruning lotils of all kinds, etc. Ex­ pert saw filing. I-AWN MOWERS Hrpsired aad Sharpened . Also For Sale Have your work dome by a real mrchanlr. J. W. SHADOIN Kill Elm VOTE l*hono 719-W llurrough* .dd-KIcct— . MTJM Cash HegUtrr.' good ----- U Sundslrand adding . Jl.ti Maltlgraph No. 36, (la* . Corona portable ------— IM 8 I’aderwoad pwiftkldiJ'v U C. Smith late R—---- 3 U « Royal I#—new ahift----- ,6M# Underwood 5-A-l, ...— (IJ-56 -lladrrwoad 4-vary Igf*. - ffA p Mr. and Mr-. J. Tunm-ll lUy, guesls of Hi* fornttrr’a sister, Mr*. of Shreveport, lot., whu h its been M. F. Ilnlwn, Wrst Flrat Slr**t. enjoying a tour uf Ihe elate, Mra. Edith A. Johnson, of l.uta, »pvnl the week-erd hen* a« thu Mins Sara Maxwell Honors Miss Guthrie A color *ch*nts of pink aqd yeh low was used for party decora­ tions ami appointments a t the In­ formal trn given Saturday after­ naan hr Misa Sara Maxwell at her horn#. SOU West Sixteenth Hlrvet. in honor «f Ml** Carmen Guthrie, recent I,ride-elect. Gue.l* were r#r*ivc,| from 4:00 o’rlwk to 0:00 o'clock by Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, Misa Guthrie, aad Mis* Mararell. A profusion *f gardan flower*, to shade* a# Pink, and yalluw. wara arrangml In various place* about th* room* whera • > gurat* were entertalnad. T h e r a f r a * ^ ''* table, presided ov«r by Mr*. Mil­ lard Swing*. Wa*hlnglun, D. C.. was overlaid with a ■ml cratered with a boar1 of P "k ami jellow Spring flower*. I’ink candle* In allver hold*ra were arrangetl about the bowl of flower* whit# similar candle* In yello# wer# lighlsd and placed on th« buffet. , t . .. Those Invited to be with MIm Guthrie were: Mr*. R. C. Maxwell. Mr*. Millard Swingle. Mr*. James Sends, Mr*. Earle Do**ey, Mra. Glsily* M. Williams, and the Mi'»r« Dorothy Halite*. Lillian Rtanan, Allure Whltehurat, Betty McKinnon, France* Otb*on. Mar­ i>-|r Smith, Juanita McMullen, * Specialising In truck service. Wo srork while you sleep—day ar night. FOR Trade your old cqulpRufutl on U|une. W® h*v® |h # I REPRESENTATIVE To Succeed Mr. II. S. White Flection April 12. IDXi Your Nupparl aad Vat# Will li# Appreciated U’atd Political Advertisement) VAN DYHK U1K3 PHINCKTON, Apr. 10. M V Dr. Ilanry Van Dyke, iptrrnaliunally kr.nwn ptaaclicr, p««t, essay­ ist, and funner minister tu Ihv Netherlands, dl»il today, lie 80. Although hr had br*n ill inutc than a year (Lath »i< tinrxiH-tli'd. Comph'letl his loo hour ondurancc tlrivt* at 6:111 nVIiK'k Hatunlav nflrriHMin. Tlu? 103il ChuvmLt Conch ntailu the drive without tin- smnlh-st mechanical dif­ ficulty. 1 Mrs, D. L Harper left yester­ day fur Winter Garden tu spend a lew days with ralativrs. N p . M iles D riv e n Mis* Clair* 7-arhry ami Mt«* Alie* Klansburg, of Jacksonville, spent the wrak-*ml here with lh# former's parent*, Mr. and hp*. W. U. Zackry, Magnolia Avenue. N o . G a l. G a s C o n su m ed N o . M iles P e r G a l. G a s A m ’t O il C o n su m e d EASTER.HA.LL Kt>un«urrd p(_____ W a te r C o n su m e d pifplfpfri'ssivK*Vf,MI MONDAY, APRIL 17th CITY HALL 3155.2 . - • - .THIh I'rovcH ConcluHlvcly t h a t th u a a a ir i irv u n T M II' • tats T)tt a**,us»gs y»rffraate 1933 C H E V R O L E T is thu GREAT AMERICAN VALUE’ “ D A R E D E V IL ” DERBY L ived On h f ie ld * m m * U rn tu t miUeE—< better. , r NE- m CHOCOLATE Ve-hi M alted Chocolate PVR1NS.W S 100 HOUR ENDURANCE DRIVE Experiments In Oil Seekinglo KeepUp With F ast T ra v e l h*« .arrtieU la spuail two with h«r ton and daughterMr. and Mr*. Alax R. J*hn With tho cxqrptlon of waUr and coffee. Derby’s entire diet during hi* strenuous and nerve racking drive consisted only of Ne-Hl Chocolate or Ne-Hl’* new malted chocolate. . ' W hy “'D aredevil”D erby IT ALSO PROVES: C how SIN C LA IR RRONBCTS Th* foQkwtng figures wsrs calculated lmm*dlately fallnwiag tha conclualan of th* IM hour endurance drive conducted hero last week by Daredevil Derby. The drive aatoaaafuily cam# to a sius# Saturday after­ noon at B J L o’clock. DaradavU Darby cheerfully praMata lh# following aa proof that Sinclair products ate all they a ra ,a 4v*rU*«d tu ha: Total Hours of Continuous - Driving 3155.2 Total Mijoa Covesed In Drive Sinclair Gaa Consumed MBVfegal Average fltDes Per GaJ. 21.53 S 1n c 1a I^PennsylvaniaOli ' lV 2P te. Are Positive Proof! F.*C. ‘MacMihon, Agent TT” Boafoitl.'Tlo. . . . . Tligt yrtu can gavc unnualli’ if you drive 10.000 to 20000 mllr-**. tun* hundred td twri' hujulretl ilollur* by iiurchnniiig u 103-t Chevrolet. If you will cunt|iaro tin* vonsiim|>tloifof fuel on any other full ni*e cur, this ntatement 'vil! lie fouiul to be nbnolutely true. INVITED � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 10, 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/7f0a1710a2a00f87bc61b680db341c80.pdf 2319a6607089a33e2301920486590e66 PDF Text Text \ "« K 7 » • r r ^ W ’T ’— ' t* * I -------------- ■ — -/ ' • -t, * *«• --------- ■ *"•’* n • ‘i ; \ l • ‘V * . 1 -• ■ TH E W EA TH ER T O T * N IW 8 P A P K B r » lr with ruing i M p t n U N »’#• night ffinday partly cWody. fctMWwd In Florida’s H e a r t I k t World*. Grwatat VefwUbl* (Spot n d Rlchtat Garden Land. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Edwards Removed As Exchange Head F ive L en ta A Copy SANFORD, FLORIDA. SA11RDAY, APRIL 8. I9M Member AMoeiated Prmn MANY P m ARE INVITEDTO WORLDCONFAB Election Bill NUMBER 139 ANOTHER R O D Y i^ f if F u n r f /n y C o m m m / o n REEKS RETURN ... n rrn trC D E n i H WouldHave The following l* a copy of the hill passed by the Florida TAMPA, Apr. A—(A*>—Pres­ Legislature and signed by the J q ident William Edwards, of BallGovernor t o d a y permitting wood, today waa remortd from Seminole County citixens to the head of the Florida CUrua vote (n an election Apr. 12 to T.M.I \ | | VSSEE. Apt. 8. id** slltual re.eivers for countiea, Exchange by the board py di­ name the successor of the late 1 Ituve1 Sholts’s stale debt title*, seh.nil districts and other rector*. The board voted Id to H. 8. Whit* a* representative fun it* . - I'.misslon bill, described taxing units. & to remove him as an official to Tallahassee: It r'*o would have rower to > I l y lh,. ehief executive *• Ihe most of th( Exchange, the statement A bill to be rntitled an acl j ( im; ortaal m e r u r e fa.ing Ihe lex Is# tax toll*; sjpervise and' said. Edwards refuted to resign prescribing qualifications «,t rgtrialure, ws* introduce,I in the irgulate tsx levies, assessments,! voluntarily. The action fol­ electors In Special Kleclto-s — .................... , , i llo .- v - tc r d - iy a i d te fe tir.l to tax .crllficate sales a id redemp-f lowed a discussion by gw we. railed and held to sleet stale I th, I ttee „n flnan.e and tax- lion*; direct hu.lxei* and contHil] members Invited to express ixpendilures. * senators and members of the their opinion on Edward's plan The Mil was Inlnwluced hy Rep. house of representatives in Dia-tically broc-.lening »he powfor reorganisation. Vic»Presi­ -Cb. case of vacancies: *n.l reltet. rr* Hf’ the present state board of K: mer. of Maitin eounly, who! Ur TO* 4 ussU IH Phss r , WASHINGTON. Apr. 8.— dent John Taylor. Largo. 1* ex PIULADELPlllA. Ayr. 8.1 s.'minHiistion, It woulii1gi»r Ihe a.te l for the goietnof. lag electors from paying a poll WASHIJrtr.ON, Apr. g .-n P t— The jingle of coins In cash In lecommen.'irg passige of .V radio message rteeleed at in.-, gev,.!noi, the romptroller .ind the (A.P.)—A complete nubati- oectad by directors to succeed T„ Hitler and Musxo.lnl and other la* subeequent to the last registers and the rustle of Edwards. tuto fs r the Democratic firm ,ammi* chiefs of govetnmrnls general election as a nualifim- navy v.ir I today announced th e , j , , . Florida fu.l .nd ex the bill. Gov- Rholtx tojd a joint bank notes In long enuRF:_______ tnblv of -state senators and fundmjnmbl^e^ program. Itripplng away the ihr.iS'l there want forth tiont, lion to vote in the special elec- i findlm. if the liorly of Colonel A• cluri.e i trol of “refundin s*8>V ei" anwy HI COOItmUll.wr llTljTuIIIFjTrpni*i'1 vs .w .n,-j-.r .,rv V-rmr* ....... • •n - -— r awT ^ ^ r ^ iT . o sw .« ...i~ k h * # h » * » t* * a .U M ..ItU b A .# -.U * ld liU .fa 4«a*. If prop* | l c Ot WIT today as m a n r wfio Wj, .» guest aboanl the dir eil an utifunietl oMiciiioPd of i wvtrwl • t but imfrlllng re*p:est fiom tn* nE it enacted hy the ig.b|c Akron on It* la*« voyage. I | , litir d subdivisions ard taxing erly and feirlfsslywhk*h handed will p...o rts o f th e country »if}' Amciicin govitnment that t.--y| LEGISLATURE O F T il E l eluding the admlntatration 1 be of tr»men,HiJ* Influeme and nounced “business Is better.** It wa. p led iql by a coastguard > . nil* 11 themselves or their most tius.c.l. mortgage relief plan waa STATE OF FLORIDA: J I Uut la miles off Beach llasrr.. 1 h .» debt f.ntlinc rnniinission 1 help Id re c tly in elTrctinr both Thousands knew ag a in . ministers come to Wahington, SECTION I. That at all spe ; j New Jersey and will br taben t o ) won d ha»* authority lo name1 ____ formulated today by a com(Continued On I’ag# Two) what It la to have a JoK* lurthwith tn he’p put scatteiejj ^m plttee of Senate Republicans — —• .............. frigments of the world eionomlc rial elections called an,| held toj Ihe Urioklyn Navy Yard. Th- Many .stores reported Itjj fill a vacancy in the ..flier of I t$Ffbr . presentation to a party scheme tegether agalr. ere* set I business as beer». State Atenator or member of I . conference Monday. First to be thus directly inslU I i smiling weather, and tha np* the Ho--*e of Rcpm entatiseThe administration bill I* now .ru er the n«w Icudcrshi,. of proach of Easter combined to, before th# Senate. It* passage i« Franklin It. Roosevelt in |m*...a- all rlectnrs who were qualified stir damand. ,J to vole at the la-t preredin-. expected nelt week despite con­ liona slfairs wsie the “big four , _■ Brewers sverywher# r u b b e d General Election and who at * ’ filterable opposition. Yoik and was chief rngineer fm of Europe—Great Britain. France, Meantime the detail* of a far,t ily end Germary. A.resd. lt*J the time of the sperial election i Ihe \lu.k Tiuck Company. reaching banking reform measure British prime mlmaUr, Hamsa/ are qualified electors in all more advartisamenta and Dun aqd war* being settled by Senator WASHINGTON. Arc- 8 i-Ah Ma:Donald, has auangrd to «'ll a rther respects than as to poll Bradstraet'a trade Journal report­ Is* payments, ate declared to film . Democrat, of Virginia, anil j How huge girdei* buckle I uni WASHINGTON, Apr. 8 —4JP1- «etk from lousy, while I r.in ed a general pickup In buslnew. be duly qualified elector* In Rapraaantatlva SUgmll. Democrat. CFhrter members of the forestry is still consiilering an InvIWtan) cracked, btokrn wire, It bed tne Friends of bear prepared to at­ ’ of Alabama. for Introduction -in conservation corps entered army sxtvn'.-d thiee days ago though] | such special election, witho-tl ,li and the r.rw worked swiftly tribute most of It to that bereVw Taul Claudel. It. payment »f any farther or oth­ ‘ to U e .1 the giant aliship Akmn rcndltloning camps yesterday ir. Amhussaunr Congress nait week. age, a contention That bevr's foaa firm tiiorping lito th* •*» with President Roosevelt *ho:lder#J the first step of a unique mobili­ •1 ’led for the presence at Wash­ er poll tax. are expected to dispute. , ;il mm aboard was told to the fTCTION 2. All laws and ington of Premier Datadier »r . TAI.LAIIAS8F.K, Apr. K Iba leadership of tha world1. Tret sation program which la aimed tn ... , , , ..... JACKSONVILLE. Apr. 8.- A Enough beer went down the wrium, to the organ Ired effort to atUch the de­ enroll one man for each IMH) per­ .11,11 tally authoritative spokes­ parts of laws in confl-et here­ llous, W >*l commute* >“•«.. *> <)ri|m(ltlf (A.IVt—Dave S h u l l a l#d*y hatch In tha United Slate* yastaW with are hereby trpealrd., man. the only three men ........... ^ jmuril, r toW nf Mrs. leah Frapression a t nation* fell into line son* In the. nation. signed a bill lo eltmlnal* pall day to float a battleship. Esti­ The Mils tn the powerful -lc-[ SECTION 3. Tbi* act •hall Vive I the ita g c >. Daltimore contributed the first In reiponae to h's Ineltatlon to . tier wh#n a federal court Jury lax payment for a special *lec­ mate* of the quantity of tha baT* *" Their stdnes wvre rreited under nj . , rfturn„ , , vfn|lrt , r . tion to b* held In Semin#le vngv aald during th# fTrxl'94' coma here and plan a campaign recruits, selected by welfare agen ito rs of Ita y and Germany v.e*e take effect Immediately u|»n yester.Uy th io ugh1 its passagr. - aad approval by 4 ruth *0.1 were eotwhe.1 tquTulng her of the rharga e f t’eiml, Apr. 12 for oeleetlen af haunt of Ita legality ran from on* with him. Ha I* al««v rrnxring for clea there inder the direction of lisp it hid e— — tbe early conrhiiton' of M. domes­ tha Tthhri department, wllh ertrill Ambassadors 'A ugust..'Rosso ard the Governor, or upon Its br­ language, free, with one '*'*1l**|rourd . r which resultr.1 fnmi Ihe Ihe sucre *nr ta Itep. H. 8. million to • million and a half tmn, , f any Indication th ,t i)lC. mt , r |d »f Mis* 'While. tic emarganey pro» lam and it will ment of men at Philadelphia and -•liedetlcn IV. von Plrttw lti In d eaming a law without his ap I barrels. But that was not enojgtt b«ly vva.<DIghlened. They a g : .. B* MurrrI1 .^ .rrUry hrr> iaffron who iwceivrd the word J proval. • be centered on mor# 1°** ,n<1 dl>' Washington coming A>oi after. Many places reported they ‘ , | | that rafli nun stuck to u lly from Undsrsccretary WII-I .tuek t„ hi. H b , c h . Kraxler, fotmer The first 28,000 men harr beeFrank Key Anderson, of Alt*­ unable to meet the demand mastic relief to offset deflation­ _ . . . | unlt| rmj Then one of inn Plilllifs at the state d erail­ ary affect* of Me aarller move*. selrtted In 17 cities and are to b* '* | head of the iliitrlet narvotle h u -1 munt, Hpmgs, today maue formal beer. Revenue by hundreds A masaag* from the King of In army campa by Saturday nigh ment. j'jre a u . whom she aecu*e.l of break- Bnnoimcrm<nt of his candidacy lor thousands of dollars accrued to In a 1 cases the Invitations ucre Danatark to lbs slate department preparatory to their swing intr . Ir* up h*r home. th* Alorl<l, llo .se of ReptesaMa-, the government. ric co..ring the ship. Thr verdlrt fieelng the 41- H its sea', vacated hy tha death' Raid said llath Bryan Owen woold be the forests for work two week- ihrase ■ Ir such a way tha. !'-] » - u Alfred iE. Smith, long/Si With th* testimony of th***, vould ta readily yoaalhl« w-Ihou1 ^ yral- Id mother of Dvr rhildren or .hi* friend and opponent In the foo of prohibition: * j, acceptable aa minister to Den­ heace. three mer —L!»Jt. t’oinm inier mh. irassment f >r Hitler or Mus-[ Pima for enrolling lh» second was tea.bed at |0:t*< P. M.. aft­ June primaries, II. S. White. I 1 mark and «Jggy»ted aha aleo be "Rurtly it la a happy day fa# inelud' olini to tepd officiil npros*nU*t . n A l v n n n n n l n r n ilerheit V. Wil*y, exccu.lv# of­ er th , Jury had deliberated the made envoy to Greenland which contingent, which will Mr. Anderson, who became tM all, borax se lew lit In son ficer; Richard E. Itcal, boalwestern states, were pushed hy the for 1 hour 48 minutes. beWftga to Damns (k. foutlh lundldata In the field and tin depict* th* rinks of th* •wa'n1* lustc, and Mmuly K. Kr-1 Frailer, wh.s shown I New vistas of tb# Roosevelt pro labor dapariment whila thousandson* • M r’1 * , '" V W T ha* "V *riins'-Mbulaird Hum -uUlda SUxIonb an r i f j pd ang promote happln win, m eu smith—the. navsl t — 1 1 7foam he heaJ of the go .ern aar with! • , _____ ; ^ l sc potential work projects wet. .trains th# Icn g t^ ttlMl.l LwUreJ , h, t - Tha possible oppor and fto d ckeer." * ^ H ra m to spaed economic better' mitt#* began Ita Investigation. , ^ wiv eomp'stely nr undiitandlng It wmiK o jp l/ [ g | r « B „ rA W ill P r n V I f i o OBtlfntd by the forot'xarvlea. th< 'wave In her feel. . . . mp'ately . went roae- Ulg festerday ag the tuniiy to aid in .oaetlne ette«tl(tg vlulh vitally - On m a n y tidao. HI* sentiment# Just si this investigation I' 'ngt. H K - W W ' ' « * *' Edwin R. iis-cass*ry economy legislation' Is national park service *U U forest­ a a member a f Ma cabins If mat M C B S U r e YV III t rO V lO C • (Captttugd an » g i Twa ) • re-echoed. were more tgrevablr. As s ill unF o r ( t 11 a r a n t C e i n g slatted, the ml#* committee hr , 3 | willinmu read, “ We, lh# jury, B factor whlih Induced him to ers and others. And while there werx many ll»pr»»enlatlviM rtU n tir, Dent ither eltartatlis, it w a s-'m p is!. . . | J o f l f I l r n n s I t R *’................ . ..........| , | RI| u , h Frailer n t guilty, so t-lfir as a candidate In next who publicly said tha new Sdl Robert Feehner. director of the „at views could he ev:>iang-il !■ IK S s U I L iep O S lIM n e t , Oklahoma, employ the wont im •ay we all," and fell liark Into Wednesday"* special election. program, will begin action approv­ brew Was “fine,” no on# went on through diplomatic rhann-.l* if ill — . . , , , “ whitewash" in eur.ncetion with the arms of Raymond, her riding the projects early next week. were impracticable In send jn of , WASHINGTON, Apr. III* announcement I* a* follows: record •* criticising Its palaUbil1/17 th# investigation. A pr#a rtng I#rst son. Tba park service has tentative ,'tet*l. *—Bearing tacit administration forw the ruli* om mitlr* in Iwlialf " i f , as some think, I can b# nl l»X. Dfsplte th# fart that Judge plana for projects which will re­ LJttl# of new brew moved from Foreshadowing weeks of high-1approval of its priciple. a .weep of his tesa ution tn set u p a • pe­ l.o.'ie TV. Strum rautioned the servise lo dvinlnoi* County In the quire more than 80,000 man- •rrssure' Inta.national nag d « - lng tank raform measure ha^d r i l! House euimniltei' for t h r Inspecial its who filled the court­ Iwgislstare lo fill th* vacancy I hrewcrlss until a(t*r dawn In month. ef labor to complete. I, lion at Washington, the I’re si-'m the Glass banking bill and vrstlgaliun, MrtTintir -aid: Aftar Clrcrit Court Judge Mil- proposes •etahliihment of work room, a* they had throughout the ri.used by Judge Wnita's ueath, 11 many cities, New York among enfs setion rairke.l the osgln- providing jo r a 82.iHW.OJO.Ood e r ­ Itrd B. Smith, of Tltusvll #. ye*"T he navsl rom mltte# wa < •*• trial, tu show no demonstration, • halt be glad tu do whatever I may, them, ao last night was "tlm terday morning ovanuled all ob- remiss In all of Ita larger forest- ring of an effoit to .ring the na-,por»lion o> g jsran lte federal rv- vrrely rrillel»r,f for Its Jttl-i.,• • several person* gave way lo their on i v iu il uf our coumy aou u* n i g h t " In tha 4H states. The forest service .Ions Into Hr# on a program of (serve orember bank o#po«it« on# Beer for breakfast might havo jectioa*' <U«4 Ay attorney* of the in w hllcw a'h ing t h - S hrna .im ^h impulses and applauded. There peopltf. I ther.lor# offer mysrlf a* F arida Power ard L I.hi Co., on ha, project* which may require .estoring world prosperity oy le-jhurdred percent will be submitted Jlsnster. A com m itter ought to !■# was a hush, however, as Raymond u candidate in n*xt Wednes.Uy j (Centnluad On Pag* Fire) more than 1,000.000 man-month* question* of proceduie, he l >riving International commarc • to Congrats nest week. ipfolMr.l th at will go (o the rarrird hi* mother frum the court­ rlactlon. to complete, with n-rmerou* pro­ teitad to ao all-»Uy aigunicnt rrIn.lic.iion h a. Veen gl.en ih o t1 Ann.uncamet of ihe propose . uttnrtl of th is.11 • TH. originol ruling of the room. Her face showed line* of lallng to the right of ll|t ower posals from aUtos brlntlng th ­ .very nspwm with which the was mads hjTtCha tman S fa g .ll ( h a lt :nin Vinson, Icsvlnc hi nervous tension as she clung to A ttoin.y-G rn.ial uiiy;u*liflr,l nit, company to bid 10 percent m »•• in;*! far In excess of the needs United HUtes has diplomatic i,.< -|o f the investigation long enough to rp- him. but low that th* Legislature haa ^*nk n“ L ceatomars1 monthly bll s e.mii for the corps. fC lr l-s-riiet- lh# ru'e» fam M ttir# Jons will be w.ltomnl at We*h-(*ftrr « confemnc- with The trial, which required five opened tn . election lo all the qualfn * of the first psrk projects Senate me are not paid wunir. ■ -is ns m . ....... r .— aome withle. 10 diys. (('until,urd On I'agc T w i ) ngton to discuss dutlng lh* rum- Hoosevrit. A* he *p,>ke. a ■lay*, rtached sensational propor­ tiled vot.i* It also open* th* way Following tha all-day heir " f.. H ’l be In th# new Shanandoah na- ng weiks Lit metier* w il'h will aiking stb-rommillee was ten­ tion* nt time* a* ths life story fur in. a* a candidal*. In th* tto-al park are* In Virginia, now th* measure, Judge Smith announced lhai hm taken up at the w i-'d more- tativtly drafting of Mr*. Frailer was revealed to shoil Inn* available, any canvas *ri I reserve a decision la the .nat- being acquired by the federa1 rcy ard economic con:*r*n:e at which will I* sponv.red J'inlly the Jury, with a'l Its hspplnes* u( the county is, of lour**, Impos­ TALLAHASSEE. Apr. <£> U r until ewly next week, pel i. ■( .i eovemment. Another early projee* l^n.'on this summer. App-i’-mtly by Sm ator Glass, Democrat, Vir­ and heartbreaks, together with sible. That, however, shoulii not —While th* Legislature I— won In a .study of the argum ent an I -ropneed bv the service Is in lh< •he fact that the United State* ginia. anil the Alabama Demo­ bv necessary under the cltcumr*i rreourt of the love affair of gmtrt dariaions having a bearing Great Hmokv MounUln park Ir mrs not teiogniie Russia mtan* crat. stances. I believe most of tha week-end races* a bill to legnlMa Here's thr prise “fish story of her husband ami his secretary. vutris kr.ow where.I stand on the advertising of 3d percent bdtr North Carolina an,| Tennessee. - q tha point In qu«sllor. that country will not be Invited a • “You may say,” Steagall said, The final day was marked by S. R. Dlghlon, attorney for F. Roth the national park and for­ dsoush It la to participate in 'he “that the proposal’s principle is Ihe mouth. and wins* In newspaper* and oOn­ matters whlih will be at la#>«. Win working in Artie .'>’milh1s ■the InlroJuktY'rv of only three . U Miller, who brought »:il est services have field men a* tordon conference. This, at trast; un<Iersi:od |,r have lh* approval “ If tha people of th* county er advertising media waa drawn witnesses an dthe closing argu­ JH b g alsat the po»»r company n h-- work spotting likely ramn sitesirleryfirlil on Ihe E »i| Bide Isle wx* th* indication given m a of the administration.1* chouse lo *lr*t in. I shall stand tnd*y by Rapmenlatle* Robint*% afternoon, B u r k e ments of counsel which left the lor economy in lla fullest sense; of Dade, who said ha would IntiW* The labor department Indicate*, high official quarter yesterday ’ CWid^o of aacuring ■ radu.-tlun t« •This hill is not in anv sense ystlcri'cy Jury with the Impression of a electric rates la Sanfonl, tnls that the elas* of workers being ma governmmt guaralre plan,11* he Steele noticed u large eag’e flying woman of *an# mind deliberate­ an i it is tn . possible opportunity due* It lit th* House Monday, i morning said “The m sttir shleh lected — unemployed, unpiarried Tbs b»l would provide for da milled, explaining thpt the $2,- overhead at a height nf a* out ly ard mail imi*!y murdering an- to ai.l m r If.cling vitally nvies*1. ............... ............ ~ waa argued yiaUrday is one of men between IS and 28. who arc 1000 fret. I) w.noo.r.on lfl.nOO.f.OO r»rponttion rorpon saty. rejnumy legislation which amendment of tba asatlaw. a f - Ida | it w„ul,l be and.the picture of j. _ nthrr. woman, aml.thc_pictur ' tha deUlle af Mr. Ml.lsris main willing to aaalgn from 122 to W* * w . . , ,#?lnr an I induce* me to offer ** a randi- acU af 1980 which prohibited, # P - . fornjfsl__* ilh - tut initial-- capital .. Thar*,-ayp.acpl L b# somrth n , ii" t sail against tba power -ompany. of their F«> monthly r»X. 111 ....... _____ .......................... . variislng of any alcoholl* liquor. along the line of Senator Glass1 in Ihe t-agli s W'sk. r.»#n *• Mr. ,|ivoted mother •< > distraught hy o a t." Tha matter waa prosenu.i at this pendents-aro showing great eag­ Steal, wondered what It might b», a series of unpleasant Incident* Th* smandment, a* drawn By a gw a a* |propoaul which died in lh* last Mr. Anderson en t.r.il the race Uma because Ml- Mill*,- having erness lo enroll. th* sonirthtng began falling to over a period of nearly three for the Legislature In Croup Nj . Roblntau, would amand th* Uw bo 6 His bill eall»,l for the i atfatgd to psy tba net amoun* ol They are certified, after selec­ r rrtalion of a corporation for the earth to land in a celvty ; r.trh a vears that she lost her reason­ I late in February of last yea*. permit advartlslag of braw, which •• his February bill for els-lricity tion. to army recruiting officer short distance from where Mr. liquidation of the closed hank*. ing p.w tr and in a high pitch Within a few days, three other under th* provision of tba comHAVANA, Apr. g._UP>-PT*si■ after tha frees amount came due and ther, given physical examina­ As in Ihe Steagall guarantee 8 ltfle wks stsrding. a.adulate* had anr.ojncod for this promts* beer and win* bUI now waa refused. Ha therfore asked Cot tions. The physical standard used dent Mschado's s,mi-annual mesRunning to the spot, he dis- nf urcnntiol’sble emotion shot office, making a total of five in­ bafar* tha Legislator* for final tank d posit bill that failed in down the person she believed rrr a temporary restralnlnj older to i.ng# to Congress, mad* rub Ic eoverej after a short search, a not a. strict a* ™,lu,r*d Island'*h* f'* n*** •" lha last Congress trout, weighing x io.t one pound sj.nsible for her unhappiness, cluding Judge Whit*. Before th* action, would b* declared medici­ ‘ keep the aompapy from cutting I. •rmy enllstmenU. When. accepted Thursday, promised the rJune' primary wa* leached, how. nal and non-Intoxicating. the initial rapltal of 1800 . 000.000 off hla o eetririty pending decision they are sent to the condltHnlng better thing* economically. and proha'ly 12 inches long. Thr were left with the jury as it re­ MaanUme senate and hone# on tbo main action.1’ Th# government deem led freni would be raised by requiring fed­ •i>h was alive, and after Mr. tired early last night to deter­ ever, three o| the ianikdat.it with­ commltt**, had bafor* thsm mar* drew, leaving Mr. Andereon and eral re-erve banka tn suhsrribs While the rat* charged Mr. Mil­ camps. ha I “recovered" from the mine whether Mrs. lo-ah Fra­ Judge White a* sole opporants. Feehner announced army posts usuil procedif# in making the than 800 bill* relating to thr-M* of their surplus while Steale sier should hr adjudged guilty lar la 11 canto par kwh for eiat- and depots made available in the message pub'le 'eforw it was resil 'oval sight of seeing a fuh drop gsllistion of bear, repeal af *Uf# the treasury paid 1180,000.000, Judge White's (lection folio-sen or wot guilty, •_______ _________ trltlty and U the maximum r»te A new Congress from the skies, he placed ,t ia w*. frurth corps arvo as conditioning to HI# 8 ,sate. l campaign that has been termed and Mtlanal prohibition, solution Mon-'ny. - but th#- sspper- **presenting-^ part of lh» »ar»- ter.' Believe it nr not. it wa. still . AlUirad la tba City’* franchue, ,*wvv*#d ,,nv of Ihe most dignified e.er of tha publla bond debt question, M r.1Dlghlon said lb*1- It Is hi. centers for the men selected a* chxmber In three working ,Uy* Ings of th# federal reserve hanks •live today and furm-hing all of tha conservation known tn this county, an > consid­ relief for th# property owner mild paid in l'#u of franchise ta n s. kinds of# amusement •esttntlen aad that of City \i- members hat not managed to obtain • for Mr. erable commenUwaa heard in rum- motorist and economy In Th# remaining 8200,000.000 would U ts*7 F. *■ WBaon. who ala. corps, include Fort Barranca*. quorum. Hteele's young son and ilaughtei. niemlatlon of the two Candida'.'*. and local government. ‘ a t laagth, that the r ->wcr Fla. Declaring th# administration** com* from a levy of roe-fourth Mrs. Mary E. Babbitt, 93, who M<h*va no right to lataclion to “bring about l m p r o » . - f ^ ,Y ?_P'^i»i o|Ulfposll* in f'dbaa resided in Ssnfor.l for lh# additions over the, rosnt la olir economic and flocal ersl r#«crvc lank*. WIDOW OF AUTHOR DIES Otat 28 ysir*, died at the home uf Ktrngnll explained that svhil* plowed. situation" throug.i in-ordlnsted Mrs. Augcst K-hnn er, 1101 Elm h# and Glass were agreed In painpower com­ laws, th* executive rraloe.l the LONDON. Apr. S.-fAV-Mrdi. A ran:* early this morning after , aanundv, accnilint measures passed ’y the Congr*** ( |, |t on the proposal. thcr> wer* Edgar Wall***, widow of tho •n, that “Sines the H. C. Shtafer, loisl posts. #m- a lo-g Illness. last week and promised ta submit irsnv pr visions still unaatt'ad .Success nf the Salvation Army thor, died today after a long Ul# Funeral service* were hell from ' MOO this Istigusg i complementary lr|i* a'.ian jhorily. rnrtirularly relating to hrgnik |l*y#e for th# past IK year*, die.t CHICAGO. Apr. 8.—cm— th# Ertkion Funeral Home this tag day dilvs was assured today ness. Wallace, th* author of myaact m e a d 11 at c fo/ernm rnt hospitil in Key Th# Senate »rd House list • • • k b*'"J>,n,r r*. the wird Beer's second day of legality I* voUd, aad the cxeeutlvw algned,|of l.rrsld nt R—eutelt will he West last nigh: a t atxiut H:00 r>'t*rnocn w,,n llev. F.. D. Brown- with thr announcamant of Mrs. tary (tori**, plan, aeonarioa, *j*d pr***nt-d»ff Chicago w»» m ark'd bT th * Mo of th* Firit Presv.yt*rlsn Howard Ovtrlin, tag day chair­ m o a t prolific of hi to make a kgUtslion declaring on martgac* sought on thr measure before any o'e ock. He hod been rnnfmrd for against It- bombing of a brewery—* forro farrc’oaura* ami authorising tha final cnnnrssional action is taken l>et.;niert at that hospital for tha Church officiating. Burial was in man. that 188.88, bad been col­ w rttsrt, died of pneumonia la Intimidation used by rackapast month, and isirmEus nf hla Bvtrgraan Cemetery with mem­ lected at .1:00 o'clock this after­ Hobywaod a year ago. Three rbUHlragsll said ;' •##-.. The Prim* Company# praalrimt to susssnd1pavmcata on fumily wer* with him a t hla ber* of th# Mssonie order attard- noon l-y eight “taggers" In th# dr*n survive. “It will hav* regulatory pro­ nlrnt wa* th# abjari of th# at­ the rational debt, in te tu l sad visions; separate affiliate* from dealb. Ing- T han are no surviving mam- rrm;aign. Mrs. A rthur Branan aal, If he deemed that adand Mrs. K. II. Laney are acting CORRECTION of Mrs. Babbitt’s family. tack when ■ djnamlte bomb ex­ Ilia body la *xprr:rj tn only# banka in about twin years; and t.—(AV—A ||s • as vlct-<hairm#n III tb* strive. ploded near on# entrance aad bat# lit* today. Member* of CoL will separate investment benkirg ibis Gas A Mil ta empower him t* rails# Decision to continue th* tagging appearing In damaged an Iron door and from commercial bank*. It will Theodora Roosevelt Tamp No. 18, ANCIENT CITY UNCOVERED filed a Re­ Tb* Harald, ahattared a doten window*. tariffs has pssssd Vn Senate and rrqoirr a high## .miahnum cap- Unit*I .Spanish American Wa# . PERUGIA, Italy. Apr. 8.—lAb— c(Toit for Ihtra day* next waak frain dlis pending In th# Hoaaa. , of W. NL Dopy**, „ Mr. Sheafar Th# foundation* af a pity wall be- • i s a’nounccd from baodquorUrt VcUr in*. «f which A sumratry «f lh* fands t f*bt lal for national M ika, Increas­ hf federal Employ** war* on daty at tba printed Mr. DuyT**1* time bat non# wa* hsjured. Po­ *n Fab. 28, 1933. compared with ing It from 825JM# to 8«.«Kl vs* a mtmbar and furmrr com, Havad to have besn built t5 cen- by Briaslier-general Catlar who aaeerting L ". Mr. D u r lice said the/ did not know any 8#-.t. 80. 1031. showed'amortisa­ It will nmvid# for dismissal of mandar. gdg 'ptannlrg * milita-y Unles ago wer* uncovered her* by sxpre'sed appreciation for tho beta loot to fin# response given tha workers tafb n . * * * * * if e * i motive far th# attack. tion had (educed it from ftT t.- lank officials who far any rauss r»cort and borial with- military laborers who war* laying a water today. honors, |t was leamrJ. art Land unfit to a t m . ” $49,381 to »l7i),7a2.3Ml y, ' Republican Measure Would Still Retain Roosevelt’s M o rtgage Relief Plank AKRON SEARCH SEES PICK-UP OF BUSINESS | 'Jhrci* Survivors Tell Committee Details Of Tragedy Wnlcn Claimed 74 Lives1 Spirit Of Optimism ti{ Pervading: Sections Where BrewBecamp, Legal Drink Friday Name C ity Receivers nclUVBKuV I": Hitler And Mussolini And Other Chiefs Sent Invitations To Attend U. S. Parley & « c F I3 :te - FIRST GROUP OF FOREST WORKERS PLACED IN CAMP arZZTSS r x - ^ U B S . FRAZIER IS FRANK ANDERSON h \ACQUITTED UPON, ENTERED IN RACE! MURDER CHARGE: FOR LEGISLATURE s y - r S T - W S First Step Of Unique Mobilization P 1an Started Y esterday Jacksonville Woman, i New Law Opens ElecWho Slew “Friend” tion To Candidates Of Husband, Freed As Well As Voters SWEEPING RANK!“>"•« REFORM BILL IS ABOUT PREPARED AU-D T Argument H ear* ^ Smith In ‘light Rate B a t t l e Bill Would Perm it B e e r Advertising In Papers Of Stat^ Live Fi»h Falls From Faglc Beak To Field Machado Promises Business Advanc e *i" In Island K PUbllC:‘'"n«"»*- Mrs. Mary Babbitt Dead At A^e Of 93 Rs C. Sheafer, 54, Dies In Key West Hospital BombiuarOfBrewery Presages Beer War Salvation Army Tag Day Drive Nets $68 — ^ •flu. 1 ■ ■ s- 7 �r*-' TO RE-DISTOCT JUDICIAL AREAS Pinellas county circuit Bad trans­ fer their duties to J u d jn Rob I*and rarka, Slats Attorney Parkkill and bis asiDtant, V. K. flab- 20 Circuit Judges, 14 State’s At t o r n e y s Would He Abolished TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 7. Fourteen Judicial circuits, 20 drDMrlct _ S—Madison, . Tayfrir, ra d jodfta and U ito tt attorney* would bn ahollahod by a redletrlct- Hamilton, Suwannee, Lafayette, Inf Mil Introduced In tbo houie tlixle and Columbih countlss. One yeatarday by Georye W Scofield, Judy* and one atate attorney. Dtotriet 4—Na*iau, Bradford, The bill w e, the flrat attempt Baker, Union and Clay rountiea. by the ley lala lure to rot coat* of One judae and one (tale attorney. District 8—l-evy, Cltrua, Her­ malntalnlny circuit coerte. It wilt be conaldtrrd by ■ houae Judiciary nando, Paaco and Sumlar eauncommittee but the final outcome tloa. One Judye and one atate a t­ of thie and other almllar maa»- torney. Dlatrict S—Duval, St. John., uree apparently will not be determined until all redtatrictlny Playler, and Putnam countiesbills, both houae ami aenate, are Now baa three JuJyee. Cut to two # welyhed by a Joint committee In and one atate attorney. an attempt to briny out a com­ Dlatrict 7—Voluala, Lake, Bernpromise measure. lno|v and Orange rocntlea. One Representative Htofleld’e redls- Judye and one atate attorney. Dlatrlrt H Gilehrial, Alachua, tristlny proposal directly affecU the Hlllaborouyh county circuit and Marion rountiea. One judyo court, combining It w ith^PInrlln -------------hhd providing1 th a t lie new iclrDl.trlct B—Hillsborough and eult shall have two Judges. The Pinellaa eountlra. Two Judyra and Hlllaborouyh district now has two one atpto attorney. 1 _ Jodyaa-P. M. Robles and L. L Dlatrict 10->Polk, Oaceola, ami Parka. Paaaaye of tho bill. It ws« Brevard rountiea. Two Judyra and evnteloed. would eliminate the one atata attorney. judye and atate attorney of the Dlatrict t t —Indian Hlver, Ml. Lode, M artin,1 Okeechobeev •anJ Palm Beach rountiea. One.Judyo and nne atata attorney. Dl.trlct 1 2 - Manatee. SaraeoU, Hardee ami lllyhland* eountiea. One Judye and one atate attorney. Dlatrict 13—IkeSola, Charlotte, Gladea, • Hendry. \ao and Collier count le*. One Judye and one atate attorney. mus RATES .. -fGooUnuod ymm Page Oa«» recall. Outstanding wrro Iheai statements: A wind gust of terrific Inteti slty. short and sudden as a b'ow. •truck the ship as she battled 'ii slay up In the heart cf the storm. A, the shin was stru k by this UAVB TOUR WATCH rvpalrud gust, th# control rope of the low­ by one who really known how. er vetil-al nnMer gave wey. Brlyys, Jeweler, May. Avx. Attempt* lo slrer with the nrper rudder failed for that rimGORDON'S KEROSENE. Quick t n l loo gave way. Service, Phono 4X1. Glrdtr* buekleil and gear lore STRAYED—Sllvsr 0r Gray Pe- loose amidships. This was report­ male Ptrslan cat. Reward for ed by Richard K. Deal, enlisted Information lending to return. P. man, who assist he saw It as ha Box 1005 or C. A. Ilxlnes at left hi* bunk, sniw er'rg ihe order for til hands to stand by. The llsrald • offlrt. Hr snw runtml lines *lack but nr tired no breaks. V—Loaf and Found The survivors lielievrd this wai LOST: One whlta and liver colored after Ihe yust, and nlso aftsr. mild Wiley, “the shin had begun Its lari descent, practically out of rootrol.Wllev, swept Inin the water h—Help Wanted a fltr Ibe crash, said he distinctly WANTED: Canvassers.. 15.00 saw the hlg hulk, rraekwl In three daily. Manual Weaver. 21* E. nlaree, lying on the srater and Hriftlne away rapidly. Flrat Street. Nowhere ln the report was 10— Flowers and Plants there the slightest suggestion that FOR BALK—Porto Rico sweet po­ anyllng was amis* before th* ship tato plants and vlnas. R. V. ran Inin the alorm. Wiley minuteIv reported each development of Crenshaw, Phono 113V. the flight, from hi* vantagr paint Ip the control rabln. This rrm rt, combine,! with WANTED—Fruit or, vagutablu radioed flashes from Ihe fleet of truck coming back amply from vsnuiel* and aircraft searching for North Carolina to briny hack Aus­ survivors, furnished so far the tin roadster. Apply Reel A Sons, orlv cb*e* for Invssliyallon. Hearrher* sighted sum* wre-k age an.l at tw i **narate points Id— Rooms Without Board reports,! oil splotch'* on Ihe FURHIHHED 'HOUSEKEEPING water, on* *howlng bubble* rising Rooms 1200 weekly, also bed from I ho bottom. Naval nfflrer* th ueht this Inrooms. 1100 weekly. 301 K- 5tb divaled location of tho airship's and Palmetto. inylnrs, Imroriant bs'ause it In. Hleatrd a section of Ihe ship had lb—Apartmenla For Rent Iravvlod some tlirianc* aflar othor LOVELY HOME 30« W. I5tb. portlcns had sunk. Th* ship* qsPartly furnished U desired, Im­ signori to drag for wreckage wero mediate possession. Phono 3901, W. I . Henly. THRASHER Apartments, Jl'h V B k u scrE O • ■■■■• WASHINGTON. N. O - A Jury •a a selected la |* i* « l court Wedtesday to try foimar 0 . 8. Commr. Thoms* K. Ila a i r Giaenvifk. N. C., an charges of 'C o n tlr-d Prom P e r r O te r — ja deosilor*' protcrtide premium accepting aia brll»«>. Ho wao Inmea»ut- a n ' in tho bill It U elauao. setting up a acalo a fp ra - tlctbd by tbo fraud Jury Tceedsy. etlpulatrri lhat tbo “purpose of | mlurna from 2S evnta to f t i thto act ia t«* provide aa fully I month dependent upon tbo a r a t­ a l po«»iMr for tho protoctlon of aye balin'# maintalaad. Ho woald •II rr'iiitoir, mUni.-lpallDes or raqulr* e l o * e ruporrlalon of othara ami In in manner im- Slat* hank* l>y tho commtaaloaor pair tho obligation of any eon- of banking »n<^ irwuraneo. Tho refuiul of Stato yaaolla* ta n a to uter. other than motor (P ttih Df w i d Prawn) vehicle op*rafra woald bo re* qoirvd by a Mil Introduced hi tho Senate yesterday b y Jtnmtor Arthur Gomet, Key Went, pro­ Seminole H.th and Poultry posing In amend yaaoilna tax lery statute*. Dlror-ed wnmrn w:old be de­ MeLander Arcade nied the rich1 to oae their'form er intone 909 We Deliver huiEend'* surname and woald ba required to a**ume their maldtn or former hutband’a name, in a bill Introdueed In the Senate yneterday by .Senator Arthur Gomel, Key Weat. Situhlay Specials HENS, lb.......... 16c FRYERS, lb. 28c a MARKET Up­ A c c u r a t e , Conscien­ tious, Expert Service, Advice and .Free Accommodationa— When a Supereervice. man is clearing y o u r . ,windshieldr puttingwav«. ter in y o u r radiator,v correctly inflating your tires free of charge, he is helping to i n j u r e . your safety on the road. Banklne legislation and mens- * 0 S O I W1A* urea designed for the relief of T _ P n v i i w v t w f w ii in hvm w bills. Introduced In tho Senate yesterday, and with 40 bill, alrradv In the hoppers, the up. per branch of the Florida Leylalatore brought ita |«rial number of measures Introduced to 05. Henator Walter W. Rose. Orla min. sponsored a Mil d-rlyned to ylve depositor* In closed tanks a .Irony voir*’ in tbo affairs of the rlosed inatltutlnne. Tbf m e..urv would provide for tha oleellon hy the depositors, or common creditors, of a board of ala HI. rv* ors^ Each deyoaltor waald to entitled o on,.vote for *ach 1100 or fraction *"error. Senator Watson propped the rreallon of a Kta'» funding rentmlvalon. with throe members. given power to rondemn the lalanre of a bond Issue after 00 per rra t of the owner* have approved a refunding Issue. The commission • also rould proaerute through (he court* the' exchange or aajr i f refunding bonds, where a bonding unit rannot keep pp payments on current Issues. Crratlon of a new Stale dr. artment and an additional hurrau In the Htate Hoard of Health, and the abolition of aarveral existing Stats boards were requested In Unbiased Probe Of i Akron Disaster I«| Demanded BySolon WANT AD Introduced BEER, DEBTS IN S P O T L IG H T AT TALLAHASSEE And Piin Relieved After Use of Cirdni “A few years ago, my heallh wasn't good, and I suffered from cramping.'* writs# Mm. Ilsrbart W. H unt or lUUaatlle. Taxaf “My pain would nausaate me. I would Just drag around, so slug­ gish and 'do-less.' My mother doelded to gtva ipe Cardul. I began to mend. That tired, aluyytab feeling was gone and the pains disappeared. I can’t prates Cardul too highly because I know it helped me.” CARDUI la aafa and wholesome for women of nil ayes. Try Itl Maid at the drag star*. ------Seminole Courly repre»«Motive In th luord A. A. II. B< ment that l« helm Aucuatlre today an U r , »'U 1,41 *•**»•'• "*** kuhool atudei tT 1'} fn ‘7 , " V ^ re to ! WATER PATCHES GREASING Laney’s Drug Store Thone 103 W‘J |0, ^ rrs ta tio n In Tl>Ill„ . the expert* there winniny an “upset cliff Gordon, cbani| inn of the Cl Tialning Gamp. Ill IJu-lly llrddon, la tr .iwclfchl $liam >l> who went’ Into the N a'htrsl A. A. U. r IWiloKi l4t>c In klarrh llttn acc vnlvred' the utolriet luurnunirr t In Ja<h-J xonllc, tu »ln the feather weight) chJinrlunship of the district and; a gold imd.il. Hi* ir irr.pnlatmli the ‘Kifly A.mwialrs" ttlub of I Sinfnrd. ' j lln iiu g f l« in fine cun Itlon for tournament huslnc. Winner or Jit cf his 21 amateur 'outa, he feels; a-.rn that hr will In protlanrM chain,-Ion nf the Atlantic MeaGet some genuine tablets of Uayer kcuru. Aspirin sod take them freely until you are entirely free from pain. *fld tlb llls of Bayer manufacture ASUNCION Parayus) —Two Bo­ cannot kurt you. They do not drprus* livian alrpiatxs war* shot (town the heart. Ami they have been proven by Paraguayan anti-aircraft ihslls twice ns iflac live as salicylates in In tha Condra sartor of tha Gran relief of rheumatic pain at any ifagc. Chaco, I: was announced officially Don’t go through another season today. Both M l In th, bid*. of suffering from rheumatism, or any ngurilie pain. And never suffer needleasiy .’ram neuralgia, neuritis, or Steve's Place other rand it Iona which Bayer Aspirin will relieve so surely end so swiftly. POST OFFICE LUNCH Short Orders Regular Mesh 30c firestone Were Chosen By Daredevil Because They Are A man hi not aa cure of himself a t tha wheal after driving fifty or alatv hoar*. One bad akld and the drive la over—Derby a failure. ' . One blowout and Derby 1* dbquglified. ■ One puncture even would apoll the .taut . . . and a lot of tho drive Will be done at extra high speed. Derby baa played safe and equipped Ms endurance Chevrolet with Firestone Tirea. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Firestone Tire*—Firestone Batter!ea ’ '... Fircatona Brake Lining—Woeo l’ep Croaioy Radio* and Electric Refrigerator* riojene Motor Oil— Wiahlag and Polishing—Qreaalag F in la n d Elm ' Phone If* BELL BOY 13 hONCY. Th€ Nfjir TIMf YOU START ^ PtQHTINO WITH MR.$TAU.U*4Clf Hill OISOtARG* YOU II NOWIE A SPOOT. . AKX0 6 OE TO HIM-BURY W f HAOtET AWMTS A ^ , teckniout! i o o rru a TRCWnCRfff! NOW YOU TWO BOVS SHAKE HANDS AND BE FRIENDS WHY CERTAINLY! > AND MY BOY. I WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT I WISH YOU EVERYTH(NO — , YOU WISH M E ! i LEGAL NOTICE - - - - * "V *arawsrm ■ mus.ru s t a i r s furnished apartment. N o lle . I. hereby »lv * n I he t uni.rr Park and Fourth. Phone US. • 7. .'5 aarsesa,-, of i h u r*rlaia Ileal d*rr*« of rorvclaaur* and sal*. «»4 * «ls r.it nn the 4lh 4 « r - r A pril, te n . i„ « „ d by the r t r “ x li l o ii r l la and U r nemlaolo I ■'tlsiv, PlasISs. Is t'h s n rs rr. la s . FOR RENTt Unfurnished houso, clpse In. Inside reflnlshed. FWv • •*i»ln r«...o . th*..in iwedlnv K TA H IU IU , rooms and slavplng porch. Phone •l . tHr r.r. s la I.NHtttANCE COM PANr. .> 140 or 6M -J.. ...rporeiii.u u o d .r iho lews n» th—MI*ea|lgn*oua For Mnlr TWO tOUNG ' JERSEY MUk Cows. Pieah. Old Sanford Mat tree i Partnry, West Flrat Hi. J H. Borland. • jm m io N -v ^ * 3 £ truck, am) paddlera. Fur tale, now patrl of beets. Also groan onions. C Casper, 1 mile south. of Ulndst villa aa Ranferd A»»nue. .•'S'M?y: •i.K .'L-r.! OWNER laavtng City. Mnat b said at 00*0. U T Summerlin Ave : or PhoM 112 , F O B SA L fT Baby F n h 6 S t. good rondltlon. Phone 595-J. ^ ■ ^ ^ • '•M .ib s aosth i loot •k* —• * la be eoM to satisfy *el,. A w rU L .H O T H im t M jM HE MEKJL m m M B N T io ir O * THE 'S E A B E A S T PKOOUCEOA TURGID B E H S A T /O ff M O U N D . h . „ " J ffh; r “ or *“ t T : S i r j ' •* public eatery balers ih . I k . 1,1 il.Nir ihe C earl H oms * Is Kvnfont. a*ml so I* C easty, rtertdo. iT ' V koars of sale, oo ‘ ' “ ■4s* lh » tat day U i y , isl*. • k s k ' S i r of tb l. "m rt. I bo relkswlng gt/ieylboC •Itaele la Somlaelo C * u «. •*. rlo r l.t,. lo .w jt : HO u i iTho' l D^ FURNtTUXK. : THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY SYLVIAS HEART. SHE HADE HER WAY h o m e w it h e y e s D A H R A N D HER M A I N I N A MUDDLED W H IR L, m e a n w h il e : o u r . O LD M l EN D " P !M £ * A N O MR B 07S8Y A R E B U S ILY E N S A 6 E 0 I N C O N V E R S A T IO N A T A P R O M IN E N T C IT Y C L U B . F IR S T , L E T * A LS O HAVE A S E A T A T THE SAM E C U M . • 109 ■ t ftmwvh m in G A W T A IM •ONCD N S M i m TH A T I'A H c T -r u h H Y u r il BOTMV, AOOtrr TM* IK *OT WHAT l b m u n .iiis e g I uw dA h s ta a UP* r* go nu NCAMTACNa*; �K O B D i ANOTB R EC 0\ AKRON a im > AYOR ANTON C . CERMAK D IES FROM A SSA SSIN S . BU LLET. Cltotte la seeking to caat reflection On th . davat commltt*#* VltiAon continued. *1 rwent tho thoilfht that any ntvniber of tho KojaO can't render a Just and fair Inrratlaatlon. ThU talk aboat bolus mm tol,l th.lr *lorU», on* of 'ho victim* of Ih. mlahap, Paaqialv tV. Hutlio, metalsmith who til.td when Ifcr rettuc blimp J-3 dropped Into tho ***, w*» butted at Atl* In (Ion national remetery allh full mtliliry honors. Later In tho day similar 'taremonlr* wore hoist for Lieut. I'oiqmondrr Harold K. MeManaa, who diid on Ino Akron, and I,tout. , A n n . Review Of A History-Making Month crime in k*ner*l and purtleutarty nckctcerinv an unhealthful occupation in Florida. Senator Parrieh U the nuthor of (ConUmnil pram Pag* O n .) one of these bill# which would proHIWt the poaaeuion of a oppo«* MrClictic'a piaa, rwmachine cun bf anJr penon other than those who hate eome anH m-vked ikai he w **mhar. ■peelal right to it euch aa police officer*, member* of the ratted" by Ihe OklihonOaT (nor*. National Guard, or ntfvttta of the state or national gorern"It miitm to me th a t Mr. Me. There can he no ietltimate reaaon in the world for a prtvtuneitiM i d flftr owhinfc or trunuportlng a machine gun. Hla poaaeaaion of H'nhouUI be prim* facie evldtnce that he la a criminal. More and more, particularly in the larger dtlee, machine gun* have come to be the principal offenaive weapona of gangsters and thug* of all kinds. Even in Florida the machine gun haa been brought into ptoy more than once in the elimination of competition in 1111gltlmate profession*. . . . Similar me*aure* which have been InlroduCcdhave to do with making the throwing of t*>mbe on highways or M blie parka a eaplUl offen**,** well < ■ * » b a t u id a y tho e«ner*| Umb of tho t t m pending in Congtuua to rofhmnc* ■yr trait oral htdeteedneaa. aoggastod hy th* F ililiM M ta hit m.aaaco to Congruoa rttoaKUnq tho farm refinancing kgtaUtioo. Sen*tor Robtwo*, of Atfcaaoa-, Democratic Hatter, who ha# boon engaged m «** confCrtM**, ex pit Inod that whU* It follow* la a _____■ tka fkmt ' thtftM 1* LL BANKS CLOSE ON TH E DAT ROOSEVELT TA K ES O FFIC E t 0 ■■ .if. OOSEVELT OBTAINS EMERGENCY POWERS FROM CONGRESS TO 1 FIGHTJTHE DEPRESSION, *ti(Tt». « t d botauoo tho roflaanctng woold r o w a higher potrentage of tho property. r OlSASTER.SWOCKS v , n a t io n : Uvea every year. Zangara * purchaae from a pawnaiwp of th« pistol with which he fatir killed Mayor Certnab in aft Attempt On the life of President Roosevelt should not be readily forgotten. Undoubtedly the criminal h u found things too much tofits oww-Hklag In Florida during recent-yew* and Ibe; at­ titude of the Isgislatora In making it hot for him should be commended. Our repreaenUtivea cannot go too far, it lift mate ayabww* ! Th # atata enly got VlOfiOO ram Flaeid* taea tracks this wlnk a# compared with nothing buttfu pari mutuel law waa crease tha aUtp’a three ta fW» P*^« lMtldominaney. Whatever the future of the river boata may IK# be, tt 1i hard to believe that they will develop the romantic we-(tore that aurrounded the daya when the Robert E. Lee and ClEtto towimtn they un. Then hick to j the IfiMhe* BtoRttl their memorable race from Ne w Iran* to fit. Louie, old Britain! . tatU to Nr | ta M lto U t1 m m * TMM Who a Ion SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Claud* Howard was In from Chuluot* Sunday and epent th* day tailing bear stories and vl*Ulug hla fkmlly. A. P, Connelly Hft yeiterday for Tallahaaaeu whet* he wad c«IM ot railroad buatnean and incidentally to take • look at tha Cuuaty Division proceeding*. J. stumper. (Mat cutter at Rob«rto atora, brought hi* family to Sanford and now they a rt housekauping. at thu FalrvHw. Today the Florida Logiolatara •n w t* to romren, for business, Tim preliminary skirmishing and jeckeyteg N r place wll| then be legislative message In pertc annuaneed ta Democratic greaelonal leaden that ha go to thu floors 0f the How then give that body hla vl the tart If. Hu wilt be th, President of the United SM appear officially before broach of Congress In delihi teuton aInc* John Adams, first few years of thu lu tnry. Littio Ethel Goodwin I was tho dainty IHtla Boats* very delightful birthday given by bar parent*, P it Mr*. N. J. Perkins In he will be known and tha Prualdcnt t i tha i n t i . At an early stage to kto .BMM It H^a *0 though l#n T. Partis, of JoekaentlUo, will I# epoober, mM Senator Drone, of Tak.Hfrt, yrwldont sf tho fkeaate. Mr*. J. «T. WUJman, Mr#. H. B. Coanally, 'Miss Ruth O ntkr, and MHo Irene BrBdy, w in a n liu d K n . Perkin* t0 eatvrtalnlng aad serving the little gutota. OPE AND CONFIDENCE ’MARK T H E ENGS'OF 7 i THIS REMARKABLE > i MONTH. " prepare for thu navy’* Inquiry there. Wiley read to the committee the statement he presented Thursdsy to .Secretary Swanson, adding that when the committee begins croea. rum ination neat Wednesday he hope* to have more to say. Then the __ stocklly-bullt__Deal. etail "In'"hi* tailor uniform, told one of the most dramatic stories that haa com# from the accident. He hat) the Hat re port*! conver­ sation with Rear Admlial William A. Moffet, chief of raval aeronau­ tic* who went down In th r Akron'* pijnge. Moffet told him less than four hours before trouble began, l)*a| said, that he was ford of ffylng ott the Akron an.l that It was "much better than the .Shenandoah." Then in hla chronological report of what had happened. Ileal sail that after standing by for a time with a fire-extIngulaher to keep the ahlp from catching lire when lightning struck the radio anten­ na, .he took advantage of being off duty by smoking a pipe and retting In hla bunk. "I happened to be looking up and noticed the No. 7 cell (which contalnrd helium) wan swishing qultu more than usual", he tald. "While looking a* this cell the ship gave a terrific lurch eldewsys nrd longitudinal girder* seven and eight gave way as wall aa aom* of the wires." The gasoline tank* cam* loo**, anil he started to dip them entire, ly free of the swishing wire* but decided to go forward. When he got about two third* of the-way up In the ship he met other* of the crew. "The ship was falling quit* rnpMly now, and I krew nbe wna to crash. About five or 10 seconds before she crashed tha light* went out In th* keel. I retained my , stand on t,H> keel and then heard • noise aft and then water hit my feet." In noma way, he was washed free by th* etirging water, caught hold of a gasoline tank and stayed with It until he was picked up ly th* German tanker Phoebus. BrWln re<W to safety on the tern! task. A somewhat similar gtory was tald by Erwin, lb* youngest of tha three survivors. Hu admitted, though, that aaveral hours before tha fall while he wa* helping ataer tha jkblp" tha Hjfhtnlng fhahus th e n be. too, toy down on tun aa a Usela rat Iun of pHndpia bunk n e .r 0**1. 1H raw UMPhoB. and stated: um.eoll -aurgo" and whan “Th# legislature teuufnlaia that body Waa ordered Into the bow to .xceaalVt debt and extravaginca pull filo thlp’a Boeo down, ho In th* operation of local taxing went, along with hla shipmates. "I Imagined that tho ehlp.wa* unit* and political aubdlvlaknui have UMfuaaad th* lutol tax bar- ellmlog becoa.e th* motota wen .‘d b atB i-d From K g * Ono| going full ha luld, -but ■H IMto y Ahd - wffWency ' bi tho mit#M It waa .aetUIng," maa»|*mont of th* people’s ■af- Powers I n Florida Balerriag U tho pnbUe head d * t altoMtoa la fftaaito. lM paid Ntoro W at ho adJaattMito mad* wttkto lh« eapgrtty gad (ho ability part auch uabdlttilOM and taxing unite and to mtlntdto tho Mtoo*«ry function* ’of gowrtment therein, aad ta adorUtoly fupfott tho debt structure of ta lk unite. g«t to froi "That m aty of which H vW one-third f unite a#4 political aubdJvlgloaa am m w In 1default aad th at ; many other* i n ia a condition af the nos* down, to get the ahlp on an even keel. "I- heard the tall hit the water, an.* when It hit the water thu Hnhtlii’; system broke and the llfciita west out. When tho light* went oat I jumped through the r o te ^ lJumsccL through the fab. |1: between tho diagonal wire*, dipping the fabric aa I went through. "By the time I hit the waled the ship teemed In h it a t the same lime; it teemed right on top of m*. I put my foot agalnat the structure ami pushed myself down underneath the water nrd dived out from underneath the wreck­ age." He wa* unconscious when pltkr.l up by th* Phoebus, NEW FARM BILL W IL L R E J E C T BROAD POWERS (Continued From rag* One) Chief Executive pushed ahead measure* to provide job* and debt relief to counteract the deflation, nry effect* of earlier emergency legislation. Evtn aa he acted a thunderous summon* for enactment nf the farm bill echoed on capitol hill. A* a king-pin In the new ad­ ministration move, $2,000,000,000 plan for easing the mortgage bur­ den of smalt home owner* on tho ram* principle proposed ■for aid# Ing farmer* wa* drafted and wttl be put forward In Cungrea* imCASH PAID—For clean cotton med lately.' Effort* to hasten payments to rag* at Tha Herald office. * Tho HU prorldoa that the f lv . ornmont would refinance itoaM valued aa high a* 1*0.000 par east Of thulr **^B**fJ That would limit tho ro fla aa tM operation to on o atagW home. tonrwvnuwRf twevnrjr j ttwri+jHtk ‘Norite / FARMERS «*PAT LOAN* SPARTANBURG, 8. C . Apr. 8. — UP)—Nlnaty-oght porteat of crop loan* advanced fanaurs . of Spartanburg eomrty har# >*•* repaid, aay* J- L Mouuty. Jrbanka also fit Id Inepector. . depoaltor* in cloned a rt In contemplation. The proposal fur reopening the (1 yen tic Muscle Shoal*, Alabama, power and nitrate plant*' and de­ veloping the Tennessee baaln like­ wise took deflnltu ahape at a con­ ference with congressional leaders and wHI b„ presented 'Monday. Meanwhile, Inrltatfon* went for­ ward to Italy, Germany, Japan. China, Argentina, Brasil aMl Chile for t h e i r governmental President chieftains Roosevelt In the Interest of m l lalltlng world trade, Great Britain and Franc* had been asked before. President Roosevelt haa in mind a tremendous public work* con. structlon program to give job* a* another counteraetlonary atep. HU plan S, nearing completion' and will he presented to thta session nf Tongreas, possibly Involving aa much as two or three billion dol-|sj THE 10:13 is distinctly feminine. Cars full of well* dressed, vivacious ladies. There is quiet but eager talk of babies and bridge—of parties and servants. But more paticularly of shirts and^ shoes, of rompers and rugs. . . .Above all, of prices and values. . But wutch.the 4:25, when the ladies-are homeward bound. Some are worn ahd weary—and quiet Oth­ ers are still vivadoiis and gay. Had you trailed the tired ladies, as they were shop­ ping* you doubtless would 1tave seen them wandering from store to store, from counter to.counter, asking, searching, pricing—hour after hour. Had you followed the ladies who again-are talking babies and bridge, dinners and parties—you would have seen them consulting lists—going directly to this store, to that department, to this counter, readily find­ ing just what they wanted at the price they Intended to p»y. v Before leaving home they read the Mdv*rtbementa Iq their newspapers, made notes, dipped certain ads, laid plans. ^ ^ : ■ana effort, .hop a t home f ir s t in th e PR IN TIN G �------------- ------------ an.l v jm ij ,* -miuitlcea appo'ntr '.j It V...- d , !. ! that the P.-T. A. p ith. i r.i w li-'oka for the 1 IP.rary at: v htch plan* nei.ij In h,.2o, of Mb* I r a Itevi*, re- I com; Lit d f<-r 4 .May Feslivu 1 to P.’s** far the ran . a I *piinit tlic near futurv. f*nt hriilo-rlftt of Mount' burn 1L« • fmttval tn he held os Friday, Apr. ctade molhei* were ■I'd dtIan,l», who K u fltlln l her; attendance pri*' wa. J l, were . r . i r , e , l at the rrgttlir m*n> timr«, Mr*. M. D. Reel en- count the loom ta— I.v meeting of the South Sid; Pltterta.w .1 ««ith a party anil Kan Ist. John*. It. fr* V kerthirf ,h « « tr on Thursday rrvthen setved in the Ohio. Mil. Man Paxton enternine at her homo, 913 Elm Av*. ■■oni by Mr*. A. It. t-iin-tl with a w.rnrr roast and nur if lanlitioa . f ta t flowers : . J. K. 1lodge, i a were uad t„ adorn tho rooms Ivach paity Ki«rn last night at I I . hoalesse. f • Hi • whrri* thr guests wort entertained. Daytona Reach. During the evening bunco wa< Guest. were: the Mi*«c* Annplayi.l and pritoo w art awarded to amelia Paxton, Camilla Pea*, Mr*. 1‘iiftcr t-anaing ant) Mi» (■lady* |lemlei,un. ttillie Wight. \Vati»n Krrl. At a lata tour reMarjorie Moore, of I'learwaler, freshmen!. wrro served. Helen WiUon, and Howard Pax­ Those preont wort; MU* Eva ton. Hendrix l.yles, Claude Hern­ Paris. hennr guest, Mr*. R. J. M'linii ,-ting her riuisin* don. F. I>. Scott, Allan Field*. Rrrl. M*i. tv. D. Root, Mr*. C. R. Am*metis Paxton and How- Clifford Hell, and IVet Srwrnnih, Reel. Mr*. Georg* D. Calhoun. 'uxlun. uf South Charlr Moll, of Clearwater. Mr*. I.uthrr l alhoun, Mr*. Porter lan.m e. Mr*. I.ynn Swain, Mm. Kill* Until. Mr*. U E. Spencrr. Mr*, t ’arj tt illiama. Ml*. Johnson. MU* Martha Johnson and MU* Mrs. Reel Entertains Recent Bride-Elect Coleman Home Scene Of Auxiliary Meeting Social Calendar Th# Rot. E. D. Brownlee, D. !». pastor. Surday School, 9:45 A. M. Moralkf Worship, 11:00 A. M. rhrUUaa Endeavor, 7:00 P. M. Evening Wdrahlp. 5:00 P. M. Tho aoaaton will moot a t thr clooo of th* nwrninc and atoning worship sanricos lor tho reception of member*. Thooe without church homo* In Saaford are welcomed to all eertfeoa. Tho pastor la atallcble for conference reefy morning from 9:00 o'clock to lt:0 0 o’clock la hU study at lh« church. Mias Edna Chittenden. AtneriA rthur GaUbel U visiting ranUm chairman, stated th at proMONDAY u fat Jacksonville for a rwraa on tho flag coda will be put Monthly business meeting of the on in re try echo#! In the county, Woman’* Missionary Society of thr both white and eeiored, during the Flrat Methodist Church will be Lenta Gamer -and Douglass month of April, nt the regular held at 3:30 o'clock at tho chuich. E thala, af Atlanta, at* spending meeting of the American Legion Mr*. J. tlowrll Kiah and Mr*. -th , week-end here. Auxiliary held yesterday after­ John Eick will bo hosteaar* for noon at 4:00 P. M. at the home "ladies' day" at tba Sanford . E. W. Barrett la Improving at ” Mr*. Walter S. Coleman, Country Club. the Fernald-Laughton Memorial Dreamwold. with Mr*. F. E. A business meeting and study llaupital whom he underwent an Roumlllat presiding. » class of thr SL Agnes Guild of Operation Wednesday morning. A* chairman of public educa­ Holy Cm** Kpi*copal Church will Sunday Schoo*. 10:00 A. M. tion. Mis* Laura Chittenden re- bo held at 3:30 o'clock at thr Epworth l eague. 6-30 P. M. Bon Co*hum and Frank Ruasell ported that a flag pole anti staff a«w among tho student* from the •HI be presented to the Junior Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. M. The .Woman'* Auxiliary of the University of Florida who are High School In the near future. At First 1>resbytarian Church will •ponding the Spring holidays here thU time members voted la give a have its regular business meeting FULL GOSPKL TABERNACLE with their parents.. rear's auhaeriptlon to th* Ameri- at 3:30 o'clock at tho church. ran Legion AaxUiary Bulletin to Monthly business meeting of do Roau near Geneva ^ T ew , g H o n o re d th* Seminole High School library the Woman's Missionary Society and (he Sanford Public Librar of th*th*' First Baptist ary. or Raptl Church will w f e r w w T T iN “ * r r w Bible School. 9:43 A.' M. which begins on May 1. and with church Mr. amt 31r*. Gordon W. Scott Sermon, 11:00- A. 31. Te Sunbeam Band of the First special emphasis on Poppy Day, it rnlrtlaim-d with a parly last Evangelistic Service, 7:43 P. 31. night at (heir home, 1103 1-3 Pal­ was announced by Mr*. J . H. Col- Baptist Churh will meet at 3:30 Women's Prayer Meeting Wednes­ dough, muale chairman, that tho o’clock at tho church. metto Avenue. In honor of 311** day, 3:00 P. 31. ■Auxiliary will sponsor a contest Pauline Tew. Dancing Bnd game* TUESDAY. Prayer and Praise Service on patriotic tonga In tho various were enjoyed until a late hour Th* Philathea Class of the First Wednesday, 7:13 P. 31. schools af tho elty this month. A when refreshment* were setved. Baptist Church will hold i t * framed picture of General John J. Those present were: the Mi**r* monthly meeting at the home of ( CHURCH OF THR NAZARE.NK Pershing will h* presented to the Hiss Doris Hopkins, F l o r a l Pauline Tew. honor guest, Fvelyn William*. Sybil Kendall, I n , Son*Lake Mary Fla. ular meeting of Ro*e Circle of room In each school which loam* Height*. er, Louise -Mellon, Florence Har­ R. N. Sanders, pastor. * the Garden Club held yesterday the allotted number of xonga fire-. Rehearsal for the rast of the It wax stated that special Poppy tournament play of thr Harford dy. Ellen Hetta, and Franci* Sunday School, 0:15 A. 3t. morning with Mr*. Rills as hostDay programs will be given at th* Little Theater will take place at Uoumillal. Gilmer Steele. Edward Preaching, 11:00 A. 31. eaa. Mrs. J. II. Colriough presid­ various school* in May and in the Young People's Society, 6 :d0 Smith, Alfred Scott. Charlr* Tew. 8:00 o'clock at the Wuman’a Club. ed over th* business meeting churches, special Poppy Day **rvand Ralph LeMnlne. P. M. wJMeh waa held on th* lawn beIce* will be ^conducted on May 31. THURSDAY Preaching, 7:'«0 p. M. f f i l h large tree* and was followed The Auilliary will offer prise* to Regular meeting op Katlie Har­ Prayer 3lceting Tueuuy, 7:30 by an Informal luncheon served on the Junior High School and Semi­ rison Chapter of the D. A. R .'|P. 31. the screened porch. nole High School for the best Pop will take plar* at 3:00 o'clock at j Prraching County Home, 3:15 Daring the business session word py Day posters. Mrs. J. II. Ilinter- the home of Mrs. Georg* G. Her­ P. M. was raa<] from (Jopeland Circle mister was appointed tu serxe a* ring, North French Avcnur. With .10 member* in attrmlame, of tho Orlando Garden Club invlt- chairman of Poppy Day. Prraching County Camp. 3:30 P. tin- regular meeting uf tin- We«t 31. lug Rosa Circle to attend a garden FRIDAY, rDuring the nireting Sir*. IllnRehearsal fur thr cast of the run with the Copeland Clrtla as termiater, retiring president, »*> Prayer 3lrctlng, Tuesday, 7:30 Side Primary P.-T. A. wa* held Tu*«iliy afternoon at lh<- * bool hostess in May. presented a p a s t president's Inumsmcnt play of the Sanford i auditorium. Mr*. George W. Jlulf . “Identification of Wild Flowers," pin, a gift from the Auxiliary. l.ittlv Theater will take place at fwe*tit-,| over the bn»tnr*« i-rstrin a comprehensive paper on wild Mr*. Houmtflat, wtin-preienteiTthe JL0U o'clot k at the Woman’* Club, —-ALL HDPlJt CATnOLH when ilrvrral report* werr given The Junior High School P.-T. flowers, waa read by Mr*. J. M. pin, announced that an invitation CHURCH Quirk. Mrs. J. II. Colclough then has been received for Ihc rA’in A. will m rrt at 3:30 o’clock in the gave a practical talk on the oi l favrs to attend a duncu to be given school auditorium. The Rrv. J. J, Krlluglian. pas- lo'» Rally will lie held looking Th* klayfair ard Dirt Ganfan- l r. and now In flower arrangemen*. by the Oituudo unit on Tuesday. to the rrligh'U* drvrlopmvnt of et» Circle uf the Garden Club will Sho Illustrated her talk with draw­ Apr. IK. Palm Sunday Service*. youth. Special music is provided ings showing tho Japanese Idea ofj Mr*. II. B. Lewi*, child welfare make a trip tu "The Jungles", nr First Mass, 8:00 A. M. for each night. MrKe* Garden*, three mile* south Second M***. 10:00 A. M. and education uf war orphans Evening' Devotions, 7:30 I*. 31. chairman, read the following a r­ Special Holy Week Services ticles from the Auxiliary JlullrUn Wednesday FUnW f i a Never KJousr ItnfrlM mPtil •Now—A* Before,"** and Rn*ary arm instructions, 7:3« Palm Sunday. "The Most Sacred of Trusts." Church School, ll:30 A. 31. Miss Edna Chittenden, national Holy Thursday Morning Prayer and Hornier defense program chairman, pre­ 3la*s and Processional, 7:30 11:00 A. M. pared the following articles which A. M. Young IVopIr'* Service league were read by Mr*. C. M. Flowers. Evening devotion*, 8:00 P. M. 9:30 P. M. “The Defense C o n f e r e n c e , " Good Friday "Guarding America Against War," FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Vrnrratinn of the Holy Cross and "Mat* Meeting Opposing Rec­ ognition of Soviet Russia a t Con­ Sixteenth Street and Sanford and Mu* of the I'rrsamtitled, 7:30 A. M. l-aki- Mary. stitution llal| in Washington Apr. Avenue. Watch of the 1‘assion, 1:00-3:00 It. N. Sander*, pastor. 14." Sunday Sshmil, U;4A A. M. At the conclusion of the meet­ Th* Rev. 3*. 31. Marier, pastor. Ptrarhiilg, 11:011 A. M. Way nf the Cro»* and Sermon Bible School, P45 A. 31. ing th* guests were invited to N. Y. P. H.. 0:30 P. M. on the Passion, 7:30 P. 31. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Mr*. Colrman'a garden where re­ Pleaching, 7::t0 |». 31. Holy Saturday Btowa, Mr*. Roy F. Mann. Mra. freshments were served to th* Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. M. The prolrailnl meeting corMorning Service, 7:30 A. 31. Fred R- Wltoj*. and aeveral guest* Evening Service, 7:30 P. 31. following) Mrs. C. M. Flower*. linurs for another week. Prrarhfrom tho Oanava Garden Club. Mass, 8:00 A. M. Mr*. R- E. Takach, Mrt. Leslie ing every evening at 7:30 p. M, Went, Mrs. J. II. llinlermister, except Saturday. Evangelist |(ev. Mr*. J. H. Colriough, Mrt. W. H. W. T. Iludnall is the prrarhrr. Hoffman. 3fr*. Frank L, Wood­ Park Ayrnu* and Sixth S treet All ate cordially Invited to Itev. Smith llardin. pastor. ruff. Mrs. L. M. Leinhart, Mr*. 11. The Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr., pas­ Surnfay School, 0:45 A. M. Prof. come In our servk-r*. tor. B. Lewis, Mr*. J. M. Moye. Mrs. G. E. McKay, superintendent. Within the next few months Sunday School, 10:00 A. 31. Morning service, 11:00 A. 31. CONGREGATIONAL ( III RCH mlilloo* of theatergoers all over F. E. Roumillat, 3tr». Walter 8 . Morning Service*, 11:00 A. 31. Sermon by the pastor. the English-speaking world will Coleman, Mre. Wallaee Crosby, of II -Y. P. U„ «:45 P. M. Syracuse, N. Y,, and Mite Arank.i Subject: "Following Jrsu*." have ■eon aad heard awl sung the Evrning Services, M:00 P, M. Young Peuple'a Division, 0: ITi praises of tho magnificent film Takach. Wednrsday Evening Services, production of Noel Coward'* "Cav8:00 P. M. Evening service, sermon l.y Rrv. alcade," which has ita premier* at great screen sucres*. I. C. Jenkins, D. D. pirsiding cider the Milan* Theatre on Sunday. "Cavalcade," more than any Oilardo district. R a n and producer* will bo _Wednesday-----evening psayar frw .— their bows fo r the "grtat- plctura produced In.Hollywood In service, 7:48 P. 31. Mount Dom (' o n g r r g e t i o n il H t picture In years," while In the year*, required painstaking work (Presbyterian Government) A eortCal invitation is extended Church will he the speaker. Dr. background, entirety ooUida the on th# part of experts who make Organised In 1894. to all to attenJ these srrvicrx. Spenrer is ■ dlm-l de-u-rndant of gltsm at ih t •poUllfht. will M ■ It their buslnesa to know all th# Preaching Services at 11:00 A. Jonathan Edward*. Ills father score of research expert*, unno- why i and wherefore* a» well ' a* was a nils-ionary among th* In­ tlcod but happy In th* realisation what-nots of tho matarlal that 31. and 7:30 P. M. Graded Huwlay School with dians of the Northwest anil lost that they hava contributed to a goes to make up a big picture. W. J. Car|srnter, pastor. hi* life among them. Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. When it i* realised that this Sunday, 'I rnng Service -sub­ — Christian. Endeavor Society *v Minister, lha Rty. Jam** M, Fox Film production rovers a Thompson. ject : "Pentecost A Preparation." Parish H ouse, 7:30 P. 31. Frank ■pan of three decades, from 1900 Humbly Night Service sub­ Raurr, speaker. to th« present day, the task of tho ject: "The Call To Battle." Each night in Holy Week there research expert* take* on added H h aU re* each night ituring th- will be services at the Cungregasignificance. In a picture which ar* urge I to tiunal Church with Mr. Kont in The Rev. Alf/Vl Ericson, pastor. dates back 80 to 100 year*, all de­ Morning 8trvirer, 11:00 A. M. altrwl thtsr'" 1ikW lnts. A great charge. On Thursday evrning the tails need not he absolutely au­ spiritual awakening is needed. I Sacrament of the Lurd’s Supper Sunday Schcol, 9:45 A. 31. thentic, because there ar* f*W perChristian Endeavor, 0:30 P. 31. On Friday night a Young Pro- will b* oWrved. sons who will chock up on roaEvening Services, 7:30 P. 31. lumr, and events not within tb rir Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 own memories. P. M. Several thousand (|uaationx wer« tossed into the lap* of th* re­ FIRST Cllt'RCn OF CHRIST search staff on th# Coward masSCIENTIST terolece. awl If their hair I* thir. and they are prematurely *g#<l. a Christian Science service* ar* glance at a few of th* poser* will h*ld every Sunday morning at easlaln why. „ . - — ~ ike «horrh a t East Second S tm t Dl,t ladles In 1900 bold their at 11:00 o’clock. Subject for to­ trains over their arms whll* morrow la "Ar» Sin, Disease aw. danrinr. »r Irt them drag on th* Death Real?" f1»-vs to trio unware twain*? Wednesday evening church at What kind of night gown* did 100 E. 2m. St., at 8:00 c’riock. 0 small b*v« of middle class fami­ This church malntala* a fra* lies wear In 1900t Handing Room at th* church where What war* th- ***ct dimension* th* Blbto acd all authorised Chris­ oj the 8. «- TUaato? Provld* ac­ tian Science Llterator* may be tual photofTaaha of main salon, mod, borrowed or purchased. Open boat deck, Ufa boat* and J lf * Miss Nan Paxtcn Is Hostess At Party boslt.se*. tiering the ItjillMW aeaalon Mt». II. i'. t'asw el wa» elected l » ‘ •t ree a* historian anti the attend­ ance | ru e (or the day wan awardto the room taught by Mr*. R. M. Ma*or, Jr. Mis* I ouUe Swain's room ba>l the second largexl'humber of mothers present. The program for the afternoon,. wa* held at the conclusion of all ' it«ine*«. Mr*. Arthur Branan ^iUi«n^^kCh«a1--- -With-Party-Friday iHIs Home Is Scene u f Rose Circle Meet West Side Primary P.-T* A. Has Meeting- HOYS" SHOES W a g o n e r ’s A t The Churches 'Cavalcade* Is Coming To MUane On Sunday Try Our Special Squab jAnd Turkey SummerlsJustA roundTheCorner K E E P MOSQUITOES A N D FLIES AWAY BYJHAVING SCREENS REPLACED. AN D REPAIRED £ Foot Trouble , Wo toko car* *f nB Fort D a 18 years la Orlande I .FOOT CLINIC • I HILL LUMBER CO* •ZIP SERVICB" . Huildiag Materials. Lamber. Palate, and OtU. Yard I Ith aad Holly Rhone 133. ‘ Trade In Your old Furniture For Cash nt Hist-* I 111 si.uU hr Feleaillt n u ­ ll. I*. PERKINS I OB Ta rk Ax e. There’s Nothing Like a Howl of Mexican Chili .. FURNITURE CO. r.iHi I'hono 774 Sim ford A VP, D a n c in g Tucs. — Hat. Mrro's Syncopalors All Kind* of Handaichca ladles Free Dclvirer Service for I’arllrr ANfiKL'S HAT HIIACK TRIANON Geneva A Sanford Ave. Atlmimtion GOc, Tux Cc y. Paul’8 BRIGGS Beauty Shop r j e Vv b l k r C. C. Ilrlggs, Prop. 108 Magnolia Phone 413 let National Rank fluldlng Permanents and Finger Wave* 8TII F L O O R RELIANCE KARL J. SCHULTZ LIFE INSURANCE CO. IHstrlrl .Managrr "Over 400 million In force" SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. Friendly ^ 5 .0 0 B. L. PERKINS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES RHONE 412 10H MAGNOLIA ROBERTS' Grocery and Meat Market "Tbs Store •< Service and Qaallty" /at and PALMETTO - PHONE 39 �i I F l o r id a , I c t a r e I s G iv e n D. C. Ceremony C a s w e ll) E n te r ta in W ith B rid g e P a r ty tu r e in co-o p eratio n w ith th e F lo rid a S tate M a rk e tin g Carefully B u reau , R. E . W in fre y , S an fo rd rep rese n tativ e; Mrs. 0. B. McCall wa* awarded an appropriate program, a M a d pfetara of Oeaarat high aeora ptlt* for the woman B . U . was presented to tha and Wynn W. Potter wa* th* mcl pier t df high akocw prfae for tha ,^ , men at tha brWg# patty given imbs b a t night by Dr. and Mra. B. D. ‘ Caswell In honor of the memberu Pi ■■!*»■ r#e • it (C k a p U r of tha U. D. C. the Evening Bridge Club. Mr*. fiyyoIlAi* ia L A. Douglass. Mra. D. D.' of McCall racclvad a novelty bracalat passed. Raw Tori 0, Mra. W. C. Hin, an! Mr. Putter raealv.d a silk iT’J 'VViEl.on'i. r t . Raurnlllat raprasenta.1 while He. Cut prise, an Eaater baakat tntbaafcarr'e ipU r a t ih , esm iaes. of novaltla*. want to Mr*. J. D. ,T E. A. Douglas* presanUd WoodlulT. runalgnm.nl i C m gad gar* a abort talk At th* coccluaion of tho bkldg* Bat tho V. D. c . Stands gamas rofreahmonU, atadntuailng }on'i 'ftaeoand a which she Mated that ih* an Easter morif, w»r# aertaj- by a t Caxta I'I' Wvision ’maintain* fit* Ih* Hoateaa. A pastel color aebame ARNAff?*l kXfpa to tk« FIOTida*Stats was earriad out by • profaalon of mind I. <***Uofc4 i Tor Wanton and th# Unl- garurn flowers and ferns arh ” *«# Florida. Sho added that ranged In vaaas and bowls about Kl-otlKRi't: »■ ^ Howard Chapter former- Ih* party room*. 5£*n*fbl. It- ill Thoee present war*: Mr. and roiumae yards I Gained a acbolarshlp at th* Mr*. W. C. Hill, Mr. and Mr*. "Jw' i ' jS S S S S M W t# riwaaiw ahlpplsa P -ls l lafsnnatfaw fee r r t - - dar. Ape. T. I**3> SUNDAT Breakfast: ampafpult, tggu ami wriaa aoadad: B o m qoarb, bacon, whole whewt taaat. milk or Lunch or w?fW t CoM M com evaporated milk; 1* i Irish putatoeu; two No. I fork and kaoiM; 4 can* to­ dinner, beep roast, gravy, heowaml il t hood lot toco; S pounds patatoe*. sliced towata*o and lettee*, hat biscuit* and hotter, boDana short eake wHh entmed ca rn te; one large bunch celery; whipped cteam. MONDAY n A N rt)lll> -'> V IK f> 0 Sectlaa of rta rM a : Mint H**r. rained dartaa Th u rsd ar n u l l lU u lln a a mods rare, allah lly heilsr wlr# UMinlnr; de­ mand sltiw, insrhet dalL (.Uflsads f. a h .h irp in a pplnl. ttaaad on dallierei. s a l — I— A L X (raaap orfn tl-ii fhaia — l la Ine beMlaa. tn d l- rhlanlly wa.h-d. *-l* das. mean, lie, few hlah-r. f-w lawar: >•« do*. Mr .Tie. 4 .I..S ni..«tly TO. IIIIAliEXTiih'. Plorlda: iMnnctee* Haraania 111,11171) warm, partly rli.ody llauline* modaratat damas.I slow, market dalL farlmsd* r. n h •hinpina pulat. Ibaaed an dallver-d sal— l-as AIX transpnrtallim rhar*e,I I* Inch aralam Indl, vlduallp.wa.h-i. amt preeftolod, 1-la da*. I.’. N Na I l i t . fair Quality ILr-Oet rrals was had and prw. r»..l-d. *-t dm t \ H Ha. I, l i t . Paw shipments n.lleil unsaid. I'll ll-kH»:i.l-lf IA: Dull. 44 daareas, rl-ar 4 Pla. arrived: II Sa­ na track. Huppllra nnalarsie. de­ mand llekl. mnrkal dull. Klarhla I* lark rrates, wished and pra. coaled, and lm.lvIdually washed anil pCeraoled. 3-4 dnS few aalee, 1.13T ^iS w etw iw rrrW C * B m u .« " ( S v iu . — « | #,,Ssw^, *toMt Woodruff, Mr. and Mn. Edmund -----_ , _ _ merle* iha Beautiful,' Malar h. Dr. and Mr*. Charlta L _ Park. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Holly. I j i r A I U L /lA j/lIi U itm and Lord's Prayer, Jr., and Mra. J. P. Rldg*. itc, School, i of General Lac, rd of Ganaral l-ec. School. FraggRWtlon of picture and short talk! Mr*. E. A. Douglas*. Acceptance Speech. I’rofeasor J. TUduft Jacob*. "Biography of General 1a*,“ E. L Lanay. Bong, '"S tar .Spangled Banner," . School. l^piir Circld^Of . x S u r d e n C lu b M e e ts . Pig ■..'<*** t * asmQiftft gf m ad»*n oi .th# ■ Jcira f* and tka'D lrt GarHktral* o f tb* G*r4da Club dobrd, Is which they ctfmU make an* drcl*. waa iNatarday n to re lu '-k t th* Mr*. Roy G. WIlham* In Ur with Mr*. E. I. Hoy pra« A t j.inss* susslun mad* for a garden » ’Tuesday to MuKaa’a rurt*hkk t JuiqfW Garden rear Fort" Plate*. It wak decided to Invlla all mamb elt i f tUP Tatioua circle* of tha cloW ff'joW In th* run. 1 T M f praaant war*: Mr*. Hacry H. Searen, Mrs. R. R. Dess, Mra. C. •B;';''Ch*tp#nlii5 , Mra. G. C. SpdkrMg, Mrs. Roy G. Wlllism*. Miif/ ITM . •Schwarts, Mrs. E. I. M orf-lhi. It. M. Warren, Mra. 11. B. Pops, Mrs. 'll. M. Watson, and Mrs. J. C. Benson. T IT Hr*. )l. Irving LoetUt, ireiu* raettr of Holy Cram EpiJayalVhurah. laft to4t*y a t noon »r fhlm B**ch after sptuJteg a Glyda A. Byrd and daughitty Jta n and Mary Made, tons' Beach, at* spentllag k-*ad her* with Mr*. J. P. Palmatto Avanu*. .. S tfv e ’a Placo Complimenting Mist Carmen Guthrt*. whoa* marriage will take place 0n Easier Sunday, Mr*. D. L - Thrasher entertained with a bridge party glran yesterday afternoon al 3 AO at her homo in Dose Court. Vane* and bowl* of mlied flower* w en used t« dec­ orate th* room* where tha guests were entertained. After ewe raj progression* of hri<%* scores' war* added and prise* awarded. High score prls# waa given to Mrs. B. D. Caswell while cut prit* waa presented to Mbs Atlura Whitehurst. Aa honor guest Mt#e Guthrie received • uiw. manta of tho Occasion. ‘ A t th# tea hour th* bridgo tabloa wfi# overlaid with linen eovkra and centered with mini*tura- basket* of Easter* oitta and other nnvelilss. The Ulltea and other ' bridge accasaoriti bora Eaater design*. Mrs. Idnton E. Allan, Mr*. J. 1). WogAjff. and Mrs. B. t>. Ceaargil assbtad Hi serving. , , Those niasent war*: Mil* Car-1 Celeryfeds To Meet Municipal Bodies Are Newly Formed Or­ Failinsr Into Line lando Team Sunday Behind Economists LON DON—Britain’,, chief muLocal baaeball fan, will hnve • first opportunity to see what the nlclpal bodies have now swung In­ 1033 edition of th* Hanford Cel- to lino with Its leading econombt* rryferi entry In th* Contn^ Flor- In supporting *n evpanslonlst pol­ icy of public spending to meat In­ dustrial depression. Tbb I, apparent In a resolution on unemployment passed h t a •onfervor, her, of 88# rvprvsgntaOrlsndo team will furni«h th# op-' tlvrs of local authoritle* connect­ position, and ih* local team Is ed with tha County Council* As­ MUIftg ready to atop what is ra- sociation and th* Association of ported as being a strong combina­ Municipal Corporation*, nation­ tion.' A ’. . wide organisations concerned with M anager^** Barnea today an­ urban and dblrict administration. nounced th a t Ttge Minor will plteh Th* resolution aajs, “Th# bast for Sanford.' Minor, who wdnt to form of asslatanc* to Ih# nbleOral* last week after rcrglvb* an bodied la th* provision of pro­ attraeViM offer to play f b t'th a t ductive work, and this conference tram tkja year, returnbd h*rg Inst calla o nth* govarnmaat. U> taka n|ght jh * r h# waa nuida k ’better ■tw(«fi Immediately to make the offer by sponsor* of Saaford’e pcevatary finance# ntalUW*." team.' TuBay he eald h# anticipates Tha govarnmentl. altliud* waa a-great season snd that- W H gtv* o p ts ln c l to tho conference ky Ble {tenforil his best efforts. * J. L. Rrumlay, Mr*. \Y. H. Dram, ^ Cltaril* Abbot, hard-MtUng Hilton Young, minister of henlth. ley, Sirs. Herbert Russril, Mis. L. Pensacola infloldar whom BarnOa Referring to publb works, Blr 1. K ratltr »rd th* Mlasai Alter* signed last week may b# bar* In Hilton said: "Tho noe**hlty of Whitehurst, Franc ra Gibson, and tlm , for tomorrow’# gam*, Bdrws avoiding schema* of work which Dorothea l.awson. Mr*. U A. •aid. However, 1/ ha do*# not show either disguise relief as wagaa or Brumtey, Mr*. Linton E. Alten. up. Barn#* beltevas that Boh P itt­ subsidise wages does not mean and Mr*. J. D. Woodruff w*r* tea man. who hi 'n this section, Trill gu»*ta. consent to play at short. . ’ Th# Infield for tomorrow* ' Mr. and Mr*. H. R. 8t***n*. Mia* Habarra Stavans, and Miss game therefor* will bt na fol|tr#i: Mb* Jacobs laft today for Ht.' Pe­ Barnea at first, Malthy at ■**««• tersburg to apand Ih* w**k-«nd Pittman or Abbott at shurt,“ E4ote Moora at third anil Hart GhapMm with Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Stevens. catching. Roy llarrtagn, Tata ' Frlrnd* of John Adam* will rc Newcomb, and Cal Dennis la tb* - u .. grtrt tp laarn that h# la critically outfield. With tha Canlral Florida’ Bkauill at tha Atlantic Coast Line llo*. pita! In Lakeland where h* under­ ball league aaason opening Apr. want aa operation WVdtuadsy. 15 when tb* locul team travels to Mr*. AdSm* and thair son, Robert, Orlando, Horn** expects to drlv* havt been catted from Chester­ field. III. i PO S T O F F IC E LUNCH , S h o rt O rd e rs looter all kind* of tod knlvaa; pruidng W. SHADOW BEfc- n » » »»-« Seminole High Golf Team Loses Tourriey Hamit ala High School’e uam of four goINra who want to Orlando thU morning for a match with Orlando High School1* ' team cam* away rWflated by a 14 t* t vndar tha Naarau ijntem of tttrln g .T h * milch « u playad *4 tha Dobsdried court*, and lb* Orlmido tedm'wlll tarn*.hat* for a return pertabte 4ft. m i t late I , n ff iear.'.ahlft— - U N *U -L . ^ 4 U # • »m + t A .u n M Orange Trees fro / GORDON’S KKROfiENR. Adopted by the delegates assembled in Orlando, subject to ratifica tion by the several local taxpayers bodies represented. . of the Mveral countie* of the State on the baala pf popular declares that the lion, thua eliminating .the abuses of the fee system. ^ 3. We strongly urge the ellmlnatfon of ail unneces­ sary appropriations and ail employees that can be dispensed • T h |t Jj^erf fare Boards, Offices, Districts, Commissions with without impairing public service. • ■nd H w reorlesa permanent political subdivisions to num­ 4. We believe that taxes can be greatly reduce^, with* bers unknown and purposes unnoeded, each authorised to out the Impairment of the efficiency of the service, by tho levy taxes upon us, apparently without limit. reduction of the number of Judicial circuits in the State uf That, to live, these conditions must be stopped snd to Florida. that end, regardless of political parties, we and each of us 6. We recommend the enactment of such legislation pledge our efforts snd our votes to reduce these oppressive as will give more complete control of the so-called “third sources of .taxation ,tq the least number necessary to operate house’* that has functioned so efficiently a t Tallahassee In cur guvcrtnpenl on a safe, aane and economical basis. We past sessions of the Legislature and particularly during 4hc affirm our faith in our system of representative govern­ 1931 session of the Legisikture, by the enactment of legis­ ment. our loyalty to its principles and our appreciation of lation similar to that which prevails in other states, requir­ ita sacred institutions. It is our beltaf that the present ing all lobbyists to register, giving the names of th eir em­ economic conditions and high governmental coata cannot be ployers, the amount of the remuneration they are receiving, charged against our ayttem of government but to the mis­ and the source of the same; and the business for Which use of that system and the apathy of the masses of its citl- they are attending the session at the Legislature. • WE DEMAND— 1. In order to help reduce the burden of operating the 8U te of Florida, we recommend th at the Legislature of the State of Florida enact the necessary legislation to abolish All unnecessary bureaus and commissions, such as, ripen under f3»lraiu,a BlntoUc conditions, aoat July at th* Cen­ tury af Progtvaa eipoaltlva. The crass* grov# will b* 4>0# of tho . main faatura* af Ih* Florida’•*titbit at tb# egpoalllon. v, 1 . According to C. P. -Hamnwrateln ' of th* Fleming* Grata* CaYptealloa, who has b v c\ giviag tha trees Intandad for tb* world* fair hi* paUNuior attention,, the In**, taken from lhalf natural boda last September and WUh tbelr- roots in bog** fl«a. foot srtoar* and three feet deep, w ars ’ placed under -akad# far en e rv a­ tion atd have lacreated from II ( to IS Itehe* in haftM.^ Another . paoslterity ' (a) M O T O R LICENSE DEPARTMENT— This department to be abolished; the duties of tho department os now odmlnisterctMo be handled by tho Office of Comptroller, or Secretary of State; the sale of license toga to be mado by County tax collector*, the policing of the department to be done through City and County officers and the tag inspectors to be abolished, aa is bow done in other (b) HOTEL COMMISSION—ThU commis­ sion to be abolished and the duties of the com■miasion to bo handled by the Btato Baerd of Health, cooperating in enforcement with City and i^ounty officers. . , : (c) SHELLFISH COMMISSION. G A M E AND FRESH WATER COMMISSION AND FOR­ ESTRY COMMISSION. These all to be abolUhed anti provision Material rea m Apr. I a TW ‘T V -r Barmaid; LeadgaMV numbor from tha Flamingo Orava* t o t September and pkcod tS .* A h*1 Liana# nirnipfi* OHiiwo mm» roofed warahoua# for obaorvbtkto, bor on* ptay*r, white HUy Haw- ar* wld to b# In iplenAtd cteHtb s a* to health and vigte. UMs fit, Oriaado. wttb frail whkh It U.bopod alB Hutcblaoat J* Undo, dafsated * d Smith, Orla Vlhlen. . • msteh aliJaaa ML a44in ___ ie.ee No. I*, fl**.. H JI ■tabi* ------ * t u e ry~*hd' Mlaor will aaaTIy Tte IHv outolandias huriera of th* ravamped loop and that N*4te«i»>. Abbott and Moore, will mot* than uphold th# batting end af th# cambiMtlen. .. A fiaal mooting uf dlroctur* of th* Conical Florid* League wlfTba held at Orange City T a t A y night a l 7:90 o'clock at WMeh Urn# franehla# dapoaite aOd te*|aa dies bust b* potl player# will b* tar el* will b* adopted, and now offl HOLLYWOOD, • full 0i v , o n r a " n RATES BAVBlTOtni WATCH repaired by atte dim really knows how. Vrigga, sJeWilar, Mag. Av*. We propose m n legislative program for th* considera­ tion of the Association tho following declaration of prin­ ciples ► partment erf Ao#% to b « d o n e iiy ’ UJtlC si____1 . . . ■ —.1____ft 41 Is f o r th e a d m in istra tio n o f th e se to b e handled b y th e S ta te Dek u l t u r a ; th e n e c e ssa ry p o lk in g th e s h e r if f s of th e v a rio u s coun t ies. b |£ oth*r (d ) T IC K E1RADICATION— T o be p laced -u n d er t h e S ta te D e p a rtm e n t.q f A g ric u ltu re . arid* cesui ■b ' (e ) BOARD o f P U B L IC W E L F A R E —T h e u r e a e n t B o a rd o f P u b lic W e lfare t b b e abolished a n d th is , d e p a r tm e n t to be h h n d led th ro u g h th e local o r C odfity b o a rd s. ' '. .. w ' . Ajnd we favor ibaUahlsg all other aimUor *t' Brewers, with forte# working at X ^ d ' S S m p ^ ” ** ^ . U’’ wJ ^ T ,U* tlr u l. «i»lu In tea rooms, ineiperiencc.l butter, boiled cua-W ^ - t r l - af buag-sUrtlng and ------ ^------rorarw rt^’:---------- tn«Jsi~ A yim ««r’Wwra— rwr Breakfast: Bran flakes, ha- brew la place* where It never aprana*. toaat, coffee or milk; lunak paarvd in pte-prohlbltlon day*. #r supper, potato soup, rarrot « n Yoa could buy it Id »ome citlc* celery salad, broad and butter, with your noon-day sandwich or atewed peach**: dlanev,brolbd !!*• at a hot dog stand. - tomato scallop, ric*. bread and Neighborhood a t o r a a were hatter, tea ar milk. aamag tha first go run out. Every conceivable f o r m of _ WEDNESDAY transportation was u»—i for dclivBreakfast: grapefruit, oatnvrai, ; r p | • » , » , auu>mobiles. A C andidate To Succeed The Late H : S W hite Stands F o r' The Following: Miss Carmen Guthrie Honored With Party FITOi Avene*. ^BUly** Wake, «mcv with Buffa­ lo BUT. circa*, cracked hi* whip over tha “ s ix-te am hitch." They draw ap ln front of for­ mer Govoraor Smith’* office building and a caae of beer flown from St. Loot* by plana wa* pra"cntcd to tha grinning "Happy Warrior" aa ha *tood on th# curb. “Don’t touch it dot litg office hoar*." ha *ald. but Utar he sampled it, »mack*d hia lip*. pronoanc«d It “goad." went off to hi* B ]|;0 t eeiebration hod b*#n lm- home to rocvlra more brvVrvrjr poaslbie, crooked elbow, and Joined ^ n 7 thonl, „ of "Prosit" and lift*, and then had dinner in a • « * „ • , t„ you." _ Officialdom kept an ty* on thr mounting rrrenoe being washed .— S S T t SU. nD -om- s^ ^d lp- ~o .t a t ^ meadeof , the for tho (a) A revision of the 8 ts|e Banking laws by ensetment by fine or impri*onment, or both, State bank officials receiving deposits when * bank is in an insolvent condition. . (b) The enactment of laws providing for « * '__fine or fmprlaonment. or both, for Stato bank of- M fleers o r d ire c to rs m ilking loons of b a n k fu n d s to th e m se lv es o f th e ir co rp o ratio n s o r oam panies w ith w hich th e y a r e d ire c tly o r ind irectly connected a t th e tim e th e lo an is m ade. (c) W e f a v o r th e e n a c tm e n t o f su c h law s n s w ill g u a r a n te e to d ep o sito rs th e s a f e ty o f t h e i r fu n d s d ep o sited w ith th e ban k a o f th a S ta te . 7. W e reco m m en d th e p a s tin g o f le g ia k tth n to re t th e sa la rie s o f S ta te o fficials a n d em ployees ’p roportion ly .to sa U rie s p aid tn p riv a te b a s b m d fo r W n d lar w o r k ; f o r th e e lim in a tio n o f all unnecessary em ployees In al th e v ario u s S ta te offices. , • . , , . 8. W e dem an d a holiday o f At le a st fiv*.’y « m in co n stru c tio n of St a t e h l g h wa y s In Florida, e r ia # t dieM te a s m ay be n e c e a la ry t o m a in ta in o a f pttoM at MUMUM ’ t t m o f S ta te h ig h w a y s And to com plete th e n e c a U k jr 41 lin r c o n n e c tio n i an d o th e r proJcCta a d u a H y u n d e r c o m WASHINGTON, — Shire th#) 11 epeninr «f thr federal horn* loanlJP hank sj.tcm in October, 1M2, the *]; monthly m l retata farooteaur* — flguie- - W a reduction In all but o tr ,.f the flea month* over —the Set (cm *r total of 12,512, the board announced recently. Red.rtfon, n rre particularly J( notlrraMc in lii-tricta Where them i ate a great number of home fl- j J(, M atin- inrtitotmna helonting tn •he ny-tr-n »n,| to whiAl larger[ ,N. loirs have h .,n adeaneet^ It »a« •aid. In mgione where mamhere 1 nf the sy-imt are few, forcclo*. urr« hnr,- tm-n-need. *n* The figure- compiled by the board »hnw that real aatate fore-i 'h; •closure ptocredlnga during 1932 ,i, were 271!» higher than in 11)211. »l Foreeln«.rr, on farma have been, W«etle| J T v s c u tt i—ivi, „ewi>»eee1"•ITT-I vH “BOWLING NOTES” Tho N#-lll BoRlor* and Eorrcf Oatehel team* cf the Sanford Dowling league scored virtorie< Thu—day night, the Bottler* win­ ning two out of thr** gam— from tb* United Lumber team whil* lb, Uatchel team won thrao straight games from th . House Irani. Jim Sharon of the ljumbrr team bad high three game afaro of h29 pins, whil* (iene Terwilligrr of the Ne-IM team ha«l high single game arure of 2-13 pin*. Score*: i ‘. K■*#•••#i 11 l*rUa. I I 4I |. FLOWERS? g^ASKMf.BOSS Sw 004 ROAMS — I AOf POM MS! .V ^ .S V - A CfM'VIIVf! i WANTED: EXPERIENCED SALESMAN d^portunlty to earn up to (250 * • month tight now ffjth douhte earnings a* business increases. Steady permanent connection. Frafcr man well respected and With ability to sail Safety Dcvleoe ood Service to Schools, Colleges, Shops, Stores, Public Inatltutlon*. Truck and Bus Owners, Horn# Owners and Farmer*. No house to house work but a klgkclass, dlgnlllad poaltlon with one of the largest monufacturera of Ita klad with A-l rating. Write complete 4 ,tails of your buitness expertda*g, etc. Distributor Manager. B ur M , Dayton. Ohio. EFFICIENCY. MY BW. V v s A IF YOU WANT A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY l« moke »I0 o day opm ting a “Nel'-rhborhood 5 tbsp. water Star*” »*nd m# ymjr name Im- 1-2 cup raisin* Sift Hour, than m«*iur*. R**lft ikddlotaly. Hnnd - w Mao. No (apitol rr r\nnW-n« needed. with soda, aalt ami aptcr*. Add BTrit# mirk fi • detail). Albert rolled oata. Craam th# fat, add continue Idlla, D U Moamojth. Cincinnati, sugar gradjally and creaming until frao from *ut*r grarulcs. Add beaten egg. ComTZANCK BALESMRN. If the bin* evaporated milk with water l-ilae af ladwtrial companies ami add alterwttely wth dry Inil»t you go, write P. 0. Boi gmllcnta to first Hitatwra, bcglnnlng and rnding with dry trgra'lifull to frat m^itur*. b*glnnlng amt ending with dry Ingrvdtenta. As>I ralalna and nuts with last few stir*. Drop by teaspoon!da onto an oiled baking abrat. n«ke In » moderate oven <P76* F.) about 10 galaute*. YWId: 9 doa*n rookies. ’ CORN FRITTERH' 1 No. 2 can corn, I wall beaten tgv. 1 cup Dour. I t - l teaspoon* baking powder, 1-2 toaapaon aalt, I taxpoen sugar, milk. 81ft th* flour, aalt and baking powder together and ad.l Ik* «ora, chofpcd fit*, tho sugar and th* FAY CASH for old electric *gg well beaten. Add sufficient -aad MMII motor*, regard- milk to mik# a good drop hatter; 'aandltten. Myers. Phone fry In ibap fa t to a goldaa Wawp. TOMATOES SCALLOPED I no. I m tomato** RPUSEXEEPINU S cup* bread crumb# 1-4 onion grated 1 tbap, margarine or bolter Pepper, salt and *ugar Arrange th* tomato**, bread erum ti, oalon and aoaiaslag In layoi* In n buttered dtoh, let tS* last layer be of m a t t , dot with margarine or butter aud htks SO minute*. 9 g 1 f 1 CORN PUDDING table*peons Nuroa tablespoon* flour 1-9 cap* hot milk cups cannotl corn teaspoon sugar S m Nacoa, add floor gradual­ ly, a id rambia* with hot milk. Bring t* boiling point, odd com. sugar, seasoning*, and wnB beaten m m . Turn Into n Nacaned Ntklrg M bSk# In moterkte ova* Brie ■ao U fj u iT r iiN i> oi 1*1 u : 1 HI 141 Ul 4ri t lit IH* tas- «*♦ 114 lei 14| • a 1 lal IC4 u : riO? :s/* III tltil m i ; irm i in u ; 114 14* Ilf 11# IlH IJ4 IH 144 o : II* 141 |*»*4 s t; tt« If 4 1^? *74 I DON’T Kl.’JVJ HOW TO ^AV M l WITH FlOWFCS , jgOtN* WITH THOSE J ip DEPENDABLE UflP.fi CAR val­ ues with tha REEL guarantee, Real * Son*, Dealers, UR Myrtle A t*. Yno .ft- hrre*hv iinlerptl an4 ra> qUlrAtl l«* !»*• NlMl ri|*|WAr U|Ktfl lh« vlM 4.iv ..f Mai m i in | h - m il nf Oitmi«li»lfit flint n a alm l you In (bp i Imivi* rnlltln l I’t iu r «n«l rm irl. TI m» fkynfunl ll.f.ili. |« hdffbf H i y k i w M at tfir new»p«iMrr in which thlw i.nlfr *hf»ll h# publlsh#«l fi>r feiftr rniiB. ’itllVe* H*t'k« Wl l hf t V. I' iMetltflAAA. rtAfll ht «ui.l i't.Mft, an'I Ih*. nfftrlnl b**nl 1If fca.r | lila 1«Ih ilay «>r Mart’ll, \ l» MU. ih iiam a iiiv v i. 4 it iv ii .kishor H o lk lin r f t 'M in p l.ilit n n t . Cw74 SOJPli HEYPTmot* Quick f«»nl llrinhl« Aiklllnn !*«•• KlorkU, ■rronlin* l*» lh#re«>f of rtcord in ibr i»«ull«* mo*r«Jn **f l*#m|i|nl» KlorMi. In l i l t lk*ik 2. I*air» IM 1. . N»ii| nrnfwlr i* i»r ••M to m ii «f)' I hr Irmia'itf m M iVcfrr n j wix. ,U .ipvi Ul Molar It WllJMiX f«r I'UIntlff arKf lti . n\sT »:n « aat.ii Xrrru'K in m-.nr.nv m v r x . Th a t s m t-f suit Py-Ttrtne or s * r, tain Pinal t*ecr*e iir P ni,,tinnrt rir.w ti. M>nni: iju l o*fs*aaat. LEG A L n o t i c e matlr Nrw. rnlrrnl on liar }i|k, A. nnn»:u n r p i ulicatioh I* I>11. In %\w «*lrrutl iNiurt e>( Ih* rwvnlr•thlr«t Ju<li.ial i*lrettlt of TO: (•Kant, lA l’lnK I.KK, fotomrioritla In anti for H**mln«»l*» l**»un* lillft, OflltK It, In rb an tfir, h m r»rtnln rsusp Von are hcr>hr ■•ritcrr.l and ratherein |wiM<h« * herein i htilu.it » nillrc.) tn he a nt appear s p it lea rnmiNtnt. m <s*ri*«kri»tlon AriMiliH 1st dar nf Ma> D tJ In the Hill •( «iul «ti«iln| MiHttr th# U »t of lh*» Complaint filed acalml ynu la th* MUir of Kliiiktit. »• |»lit Imiff. «ntl nh..«e entllteil Criis* and I'auff. hiltM lkf*nilani \| 1> |*. I'unolo, a wl-Iotv. mi.t s»th- The Hanfonl Derate. Is hefebr p»w arr alifi-titliH •, thr tin (*r-igrt. .| l-.isn •ii ••»• r i niafr %t i » x n- the newspaper la s\Ur \xi» iit TliK ,\f- S« Ffbrrlnl limit r In »*l»«i»rwrb, re-i nlilrh iit.i onl-r shall he pubtlshtd ' «»>• t iir rr.\T>: oy ilirrcUtl In stih f.»r Hit* imriHtwo of f..r fnnrthisennse.'tillve weeks. Ti» J OHN •ntlpff In* sdM iW rsr, will aell t % v. r. Ihmalass. rlsrh UKUT TST1I KTIlKin* thr highest «tul l.n l kklilpi ft*. of Win,-— I'irriilt I'nurl. sn*1 the nf ft • •*l«H •*ITTa y n w TMIIK rs»h a! |»t»Mle ain’tl> n tlnrlnti tl> . tilsol.l an.l thereof this lllh day of • Bf4lfM Bll'l fr. Isval hours of m Ip, lH»foro th,. front !'• .tml d|ifMr MfH.it Ih* tlttnr t.f th. «*iintit)- I'lmrl llmt** m Kill, h .» |i I >11. -v n. no rm -tan . «.f \u%. u ii. in ih«* mil tho r n r of Manf.tr.I. !•«minotr • if f fllell t * V l « * t f o i l If. i V PT»*k, iniiI), Klorttle on MomUt th*w1st111*• !««•«* .111.1 1‘MHII fir«l tint ..f Mo, A I*. 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YOU tYCXllD oun INTO A 6ATTIC TOTALLY V , UNARMED/ yiSSlREE * THIS IS GONNA BE A BATTLE OF WITS.' x OCNtYieve NOT TOnCHT-^yf , HM'M-MM T V ' THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY e issr o r W Z m A R L Y ru e N E X T MORN I S Y L Y /A C A L L E D THE. ONP IC E OP CARROL 3 0 T S B Y P N O E N Y /T E P B O TH Hitt AN D CAPT. P IN E C A R TER . TO HER. HOME TH IS EVENING-. SYLVIA IN T E R E S T E D I N T H E F A T E O F TOM H A R D Y A N D H /S B RO THER DICK. HAS DEUOEDX TO H E A R TH E S T O R Y F I R S T * H A N D PROM THE LIPS OF PIKE', WHO. SUPPOSEDLY WAS O N E OP T H E MORE F O R T U N A T E TO O R R E S C U E D PROM T H E H IG H S E A S . — w i l l P I N E CON T IH U E TO C O N C E A L TH E TRUE E V EN TS THAT DiD HAPPEN? P ARDON MF I NT E RR UP T I ON i BUT YOU S E C r AM D E E PL v n I N T E R E S T E D IN YIOUR S T O R ty ' A ft Z HAD A C O U P L E OP WHEN A BO A RD THE SH IP ’S E A OCAS yeah ! WHY •ER-WMO WA h THEY? all ., c a p t a i n YOU MUST TSLL Mft ALL OP r o u r t MAXAACIOUS ^ g x p c rti* w c e > A r sea- I sec w t'o atcN t t A a a i r overt a ya PWUY-HIWJ ■ OPA Y, f DOW T tmiwk rueictV ^MUCH r o TILLt 'M Our if kou 'o u«v ^ r o HfAA WHAT / HAAeiWCD t Ll t « u y a ! * i ar poil HOrtTH A H ' w t b MAO SO M E P rte rT Y M*AVY a C A S , YA KNOW SQUALLS AW 5 UCM ? TMC'MA M A ST * was a v o aru r c wa w t p u re, t h is is tm c n w o /w sr& LiariN’ srAWBortiio/ o a e re re d Near o k o ec K ff to w e s r » t a a m i a n ” s - r r fteADV,/ w t C A p r r f moe t h is poo. M ortt r a w r . AH’ - H O O H .I . ■j i O H T l L THE I.AST B l o w v e il, COULDN'T HOLD MIR O W N, AW AS 1 W A S sue comiw&c ow watcm r u e . — .CAPTAIW S AW M*. * W TOM HARDY AND HIS BROTHER. DICK / ^ [TOM MARDYfl iT A — L E T b s r e ? r, o m H A r;^nr • O l r ,• L r e s - CA f U N L. AW’ S A I D .................. S o V OU D ID K N O W H I M ? TELL HE, PLEA SE C A P T A IN A B O U T H IM 1 . D IP H E G O D O W N WITH THE S H IP ? > ) NO - TOM A N D D IC K W CR E L O C K Y l - m t Y P U T O U T IN A L I T E B O A T -- OP C O U R S E HO O N E K N O W S WHBR TTfey A R E -A L S O w i t h ! WAS A F E L L O W THE\ C A L L E D 3HO0FTY HRHM bot HE W A d / Jd SHORTY ^ McOURN/i � 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 08, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 08, 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/3dde6e0d8015e9265db91ddb6fd418f2.pdf 15d567ab4d33a41ca1e3a908e9e537c3 PDF Text Text THE WEATHER Fair tonight and Saturday. Warmer Satarday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER NUMBER 1M SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY, APRIL 7. 19M M an A d m its K illin g W o m an A n d H e rS o n k tte n d 'B e v e r a g e States: r e C ritic a l e o u n t l e a a kegn and the long lost bev­ erage back to the American Lawful 3.2 per* h e -te r ritory populated by about 40,000.000 Americana a* 19 atatea and the Dlatrlct of •la lifted the ban. ny>re 18 y e a n old. ‘ (olilt y war* widetha fritnda of th* bcvwrng*: Ita foaa rolced critic-lam and warning. Ffva minato* attar beer he .-ame legal *t mldnleht a big Irtiek, r a y with festoon*, rumble.) to th* **rric# enlran-r of tho While flow**. bearing twa case*—a b eri* g in to the Proa Meat. Mr. Roeoeeelt, who had rellre-l. Indlrated ha would five the brer to f Honda. On Broadway. V»«*_ Yorker* raraded behind » he**-" lettered “wear to w . Is dead" while ■ hand. In brleht uniform*, played dirre* and drinking ann-s. (n «n*akaal*a tha erirea tumbled befora the . n m p e U i i e n . ------------------ ------"Surnrisingly "nod” u 'd fhic * |a baar conn'I recurs a* they celebrated Um “rinrn of baar. the homa of famooi w»loomed Um beer with band*. The beverage told frtin^lO cent* a glai* to 15 cant* . / I n 8 t Loot*, hotel* and night . dab* did a -gold ra th ” baalnem*. .While in Kano the brewery*’ »n* & | supply of 1700 gallon* wa* U kk.M A ntaU nmh. Canal P roject Endorsed At Board Meeting ; Th* Bt. Johaa-lndisn river canal project wa* • a l W f t l 'a U y * ‘ * * *■ fo^pem llon of Navigation ajiure.1 ' y the of thl* all the " a -l Duval tn MU ting of th* P n trl in rU Ptofva yeatrrday morning. TM» nm *age wna bror/i* to Banfard lata watorday by f t p mUaioner W- A. Laffler who. R . M. fnpwerth and Karl MUM, warm th* Semliml# Oehtftr reprv*e»Utlvt* at Urn -TWa U th* flapat and moat im­ portant *ia# tM t ha* 7 «t been “ * Ufa' nrajaet, and it f dollar *n»nt and boar devoted to thl* cao** by Mr. Fapwofth and thoaa who have worked w ith him", waa Mr. Lcftler*# root m e at ., Coiwnodero A. M. Brook. Ft. Laoderdait, who waa chairman of the meatjag, gpnatatad Frank If. Owen, TartmatHlff -* Chari** D. Laffler, Miami, and W. J. Creel. Kan 0*111*. a* a jommltto* which t* - U Week a n t pracUcal plan* fbr- n l a w t l i a wHb th* 8L J a t a t Blvor Improvaawat AmoIn' aoknartia,, with th* Imprevemenl . w f ' t t r the canal tpahlfiM w en a repented tn tha Dt• a f 't h e ’Navigation Dtovia#- ora* Idea ‘ * af JarkaanvIU*. . Mr. Laffler. secretary of af > the ►mj-et anl were C. D. LafC tn a tf Oamml»«laner, Owana, Dural Cmmty W ORLDPARLEYMeasure L im iting Labor BEER,DEBTSIN{Unbiased Probe Or; OF STATESMEN3o !H tT & Ik T £ j:M m ATlAkron Disaster Is TALLAHASSEE DemandedBySoioii ISINMAKING GRAND RAPIDS. Mich., Apr. 7.—UD— Lying on a hos­ pital cot, S ta ry Bedford, 43Ttar-old school principal today admitted ha atrangled to death WASHINGTON, Apr. 7.— probably to make th* work week Mr*. Mattie Beagert. 28 and By ■ margin of 23 vote* th# Sen - 1 3« hour-. , her *oo, Carl. 8, ami placol her 1at* yesterday pasted and sent lo Rwrevclt wet reported to be Ikne month’* aid *on In a ga* C o n g r e s s m a n S t a te a the IIout* one of the most draatir itbh. Min* any decision on th-». ' ' o m p n n i o n M e a su re filled oven where be dkd and R o o s e v e l t C a l l s F o r legislative attem pti aver mad* to lrgi-l.it pending further atudyl1 then attempted to end hi* own N a v a l C o m m itte e # R e a l i s t i c A c t i o n T o overcome machine •*» unemploy­ nf the torm in which it passe I i O n T a x a t i o n , C o l ­ Ilf* by inhaling ga*. **! got** I n v e s tig a tio n W ill ment problem*—a bill limiting la- the^Senale. I weht mad", official* quoted le c tio n W ill B e I n ­ H e l p S o l v e I n t e r ­ bor In manut'acturinr Indifitijaa Thu modification »o 3tl hour* “ Bedford aa aaylng. Th* bodle* E n d I n ‘W h i t e w a s h ' ; tro d u c e d O n M o n d a y n a tio n a l P r o b l e m s to fiva days a week and ala hour* wa* proposed yesterday by Betawere foard by the kutbind and tor Robinson, of Arkansas, the falber, C art Bengert, when he' a day. WASHINtnUN, Apr. 7A TAI.1..MIASSEE. Apr. 7. (Ah itlorned home bbplng to effect Th# measure, sponsored by Sen­ Democratic leader, but it wns WASHINGTON. Apr. 7— UPI (A.P.)—T h i ( House u*y»1 —Prohibition rep*al and debt* beaten. IS to 40, with 33 Demo­ » reconciliation with ,hl» wife. A fateful gatherirg of European ator Black, Democrat, Alabama, A n n o u n c e s H i s W i t h ­ committee listened to stories ngton in ,oni- anij approved 53 Id 30, would taka crat*. 12 Republican*, and one held the spotlight trwlay as th# U* *ald he lift th* houa* Tues­ .talesmen at WnshTngK Florida legislature rescind an­ d r a w a l I n O r d e r T o nf three survivors of the day after a quarrel about Bed­ mg ,Wy* w as' in th# making l*»t effect 30 day* after enaetmnet farmer labor voting against It. ford’* pretence In the home night aa President Roosevelt and remain in operation for two ’ Rohin>on had predicted the 3tt other avalanche of bill*. .. R e m a i n I n C i t y P o s t Akron today- while « protee;1 A rnmproqtia* measure declar hour week would b , acceptable to where it ia alleged Be.Cord ru -ailed for "*#rilst»e action’ to yesra. ’ we*"'ive!njf"P«it'-before-4hi wipe made lor* ta Mr*. B«ng«rt. 14*da ta. u n w lil. not. U ha - ituwdea u rum af— • ^ n f r r m s ^ t y ' e commission­ I ne p the world, and Trim* Prime Minis-, Mini* The House cannot take qp - Ih" tn<b«"-vm* tn to x trn tiaru tor have er, and eardicale for th* office of House rules committee th*'h . I M B = r h * r '*'BSIfAy/’ MffnSf'ATiC of fiT7»\ predict what I’reald, President Roote-velfr _ from Seminole some other committee should t Britain, the first to come, eent attitude might be. but they dhl measure unit) neat week, as il meilli'inal cpialltles and Tronse- icpresenlative I trstrrday until ‘ Monday nurntly Irgal went Into the House Cuenty, today formerly ennouiued inveatifste the fatal crash'*oi,l he would aril tor New Yntk eapeet the measure In be modified na bthlnd IcterdayV Mil lo Irgntiae his withdrawal from th# ramI Continued On Pag* Threv) * week for Satoroayin th* House, if taken up theca. of the airship. such Iw r and wine. -aign which rnmr* to a conclusion Broad plana on th* |-#rt ”i -th# Representative McCIIntic. Demo­ A companion bill to establish Tn • speiial rlrcticn to te held President timed a t .solving tn.' crat of Oklahoma, demanded that method* of taxation and rnllec- on Afr. 12. worlo’s greatest ill* by ptnnmal either a sperial Houa* ommittew tlon will he Intr-ducel Monday Under the proviaton* of the spe­ or a Joint coagresilonal commltH conversations with the thiefiaiua by Representative Robin'au, of cial amendment tn th# City Char­ tee make an Investigation, •■ring ,f the leading na-’.lons took on Dade, one nf th- sponsor* of thf ter. no statr t county officer may If th* Naval commltto* maria the defindo *b<pe with jinGvniation measure, said. The House also rr- hold an clwtlvc offlr# of tl|». Clly Inquiry thw Akron crash will from g high official quarter that reive* a t.'lnl resolution railing of Sanford, and it would the'refor# whitewashed tb# Shenandoah d!4*( France already ha» been apfor almliahmant of state prohibi­ havp been necessary for Mr. Leh- whltrvrased th# Shenandoah dlaloarlic.i on the matter of »#ndjng M o v e m e n t W o u id O u s t tion by a constitutional amend­ mrq to rrsign hie posilinn g* city tpeclal rcprvosnlativre hero ard r." . O l d T e s t a m e n t A n d th it • foimal invitation will he rnm m i"lonrr following hi* elec- aAitacommltto# ment providing for local option. of. Congress JUmpCtT' D is c o v e rie s O f T r a d . IG irl R e v e r s e s P re v lton to th# l^gls'alur#. A Stale drbt funding mmrais-rnt to Pari* »uon. A d o p t F a iry T a le s ahead of Ih* navy yeetorday td ' A letter requesting Mr. Lehman s|on to adjust all pnhlir debt* wa* C o m m is s io n C ite d j » u s T e s tim o n y T h a t ■From th# same authoritative sift tb* meaggrly known facto of provided for In an administration- lo reconsider his plans an I con­ tb* tragedy of tb* Akr*n In ■ BERLIN, Apr. 7— U Pl-Thc re- .our.c catno disclosures that tierC o n v ic te d N e R ro c s e* T o E m p h a s i z e N e < tinue to serv# the City-as a Com­ sponsored bill Introduced l,y public Inveatlgatlon which #Ur llelon of Germany under IllUwr man and Itadan epokrsmrn also Kanner of Martin; The measure missioner was received by Mr. start today with tha thre* au ^ .; rale, u defined yeetorday by the will A# welcomed her* end ihul DKCATUR, Ala.. Apr. 7. I.PI WASHINGTON, Apr. 7 .-(d h woul l authoriae the present Lehman today. For thl* reason, nrnteflant n»-l "German Christian .ho Rooeevelt administration will ,„ *u a drams‘ically terse routl State board nf administration to Mr. Lehman statrd thl* afternoon, vtvor* aa witnesses. Thl* xudJen d*'l*lon to UUfu movement," would nuat the OM be g ad to raccivt the repirse.ta- Di*covriici» of th* frdtt*l trtd# he has decided to withdraw from >n intermediary mmmia commission in Itx deep delving Irto, ronm. Ruby Bate*, long missing |r ( „ an |nterm Hlary tb* Itad waa mad# by a Hound , Testament and would erect I" .Ives of any government *« diethe race. naval committee after talking lu ■tend the ***** and falrv tale* ol •use meant of starling the » „ i'J public ulllltlfw were cited to thaiwltnea* In the -Scnttshor.. r*.*” , („n wnrk|n t between bondholder* In announcing hia withdrawal, Germany end th" lea «*»- .n .th e upward teommiie loa.L He.atc banking committee ye.tar- appeewd yr.ter.lay ami ilcnle.l and all taxing Hlslrlrts. counlle*. blr. t.vhman said, “Haring serious- a secret aatalon t* Llcut.-C#u»As to Italy and Germany, no atatr.__ her teJm o n y in pirvmus trial- and cille* In the ____ ssnalltl#* from German spiritual, maud*# Herbert * V. Wiley, U aa» Jir*«t Invitation has been c*. .iiy by Hubert K. Ilvsly. voiinU. .7 !.— - .jin -Th# lltrasr rrevuvrel notil lOfFI Iy eons idem I a letter from a num­ remaining officer af th* tovlathan philosophical and artlstl" lift. In wMch right ornTiw r<‘«f6*;rl r .c,ock Motu,iy , ml , h" Senal* ber of prominent ritiaen* request­ !eiroed-yvt,-bat Norman H. l**7h«. *Ioh"coun**l, ■* allowing IM. »■ the iktoa. , iCr - At their firit' nattnn*! convent 0*J|n<.|( Mnmlay after ing nv tn continue In serre on of Th* eftsity fur th", aJministlatlun a Inuictcd fur an ■!•■• k cn two m atting, took p la e i' JuM Won the memberi of thi* move- Mr. Roose.all’a special a-massaI he City Commission, and renlillor abroid, left Paris las', night •Irilgrnt src-rttic* regulation gitla, wer# srnlcncrtl lo death. noon. m*nt named a (ommUaWn t-> Two very important drill serv. Ing that thr large volt, given me The girl, whrse wherrannut* ■mend German church Mfe for Ber.in, and Bicratary Conlkll b'"m w Iasi Fall In my rare for th* City |{e> i*ions in the measure, whwh dull conferred yesterday vith day ilsstroyrd.tly#----k^l lin n a mystery «lnc# Frh.jlc# measure* dealing with the In cnnfnrmltv with nail idea* and Ambasaodor Augusto Kutio, of put* the |ow*r largely In th* *7. ertreed thr eourlroom Ju*t a .|.la to ,s pollltcal *uhdlvl**^-*n# Commission was one of confidence Jemay coast with appaJltngloaa t "in a pure Aryan aplrlt." and one which I greatly appr*. Ufa, and alt# whU# plan* were hands of th* trsdc commission, Italy. Th* nail urg* for a realign­ Another posslbillta la » visit wsrr suggested by Hraly to riate, I feel It my duty to with­ ment of religion* ralue* wa* far­ by Prim* Minis!rr Bennett, of strengthen It. Hi* iccomnwnda- it* ias* In behalf of llrywood far munlclpalltr*. rountle* or draw my candidacy for th* legis­ afoot to hay* »ho Akron tavvatto other potllkal suNllvlsInn*. were gallon taken oyer hy ther *lr****d In i n addrea* bv Al­ Jfcrada, PresUenl Roosevelt hsv- lions were va*ed on evlilercv dug IP-year-ohl Chatta letr.dured in th# Ilona* ya»«»rday lative office left vacant by tb* not coaneetod vrtth any naval to* fred Rosenb'jrg. new head of the ng r»pressed to tha Canadian up in to* utldty irquiry, in which Patterson, untimely death of Judge II. 8. I treats. J . nouga negro, and tho firat of the morning. ... ' ". , foreign political division of the nlnlstar aomc time age th* hope h* has been a central figate. C. I. Carey of Flpella* wa* White, t will remain aa lb* CUy Wllar’a f m h rtdormatlan wM . i negroes lo far* retrial. narty, who declared that 2.000.070 h it th* chief of hi* gaveinment Th* House Interstate Cnmmert# * “N*. sir ", she replied, raising Ih# author of th* Commission and hop* to serve Ui* German Word War marfyr* form :ould visit. Wariyingttm. Committee lunaidere^ th* ^bjll Jn h#r vole* t Ightly, in reply to a (Contlnwd On Pag# EU1 / community to th* sattafaettoq t *f a living ntjtbaJegy and a new re-•i^-A h n an t, k*_f«nl a* ^xtcukltp MtBlon witli Iht all. At thl* lima I with to ex­ quaation from Famuel 8. LidollgieW fpg aere*anted million, faTvsM ba mMytd through Ah* *m- |t could be reported to th* flmnr press my thank* to my many facta aST w prSK a# that U wilt, of New York, chief *f de­ lh» new Germany. vaasy Kara, ta il cabled acroa* l h e |ne,t week. frlrnds for thalr loyal support and aad Wa two compaalona could Th* auprem* council nf the Alina lie. Mae Donald y*st#rC>y,r The Senate committee plennad fine# cocnseli “ Were you a t­ their work In my behalf. tacked aboaid the freight train (Continued On Fajf# evangelical church, diaturbad by atcepiad lb* President’* Invitation, | (a contiftie Its hearings tod iy The letter requesting this ac­ that afternoon ! ” «aai altempts tn reorganise th» « though indicating that he coaid Rrcocnling commission evldvnc* “I told It because I was txtion nf Mr. Lehman reads aa fol­ Lutheran rommanlon to eo-ordl- 8* in this country but five or six of watered atock, ovar-capittll**- cited”, she trplleil to Isrlbowilx's lows: lion, alleged fradulent practice* af question a* to wh~ she testified nst* it with nailitm, rwmindeil day*. "fanford, Fla., April 8. 1033. •nhsliary holding companies and In tha trials In Jackson county Chancellor Hiller tha*. h# had At ro«n today, mor# than half oilier utility corporation's prac­ two year* ago that she had hern of th* caaea of alleged Uw-vlolat* “Ilonorabl* If. J. Lehman, «*wml**d not tn loach the na­ “Hanford, tice*, Hraly said the commission attacked hy six negroes. *• tion’* Independent ecclesiastical lug that ware docketed for trial “ Florida. l-ijuiry a in ihuwed vuisiun uf Institutions. “I etn ’t remember", she replied in April term of County Court “ Dear Sir: stale stuck law*. WASHINGTON. Apr. 7^-(A V •Tha policy *h« n-tl* will a,lop* lo several questkm* propounded kad been comludsd. and County "We. tha undersigned rltlaena of To strengthen the bill, be rec- ly Atturr.ey General Knight, par. . . Judge J. 0 . Sharon Joined ProreAdvanrea In prle#a of all gioup# toward the Cathn'ks remained Fanford, undorstand that In th* ommrnded that companies Include j |u |, |y suinsmt of a woman cuting Attorney John U. UunarJy of agricultural commodities - "certain. Vice Cbantellor von errn t of your election aa Repre­ dairy and poultry ptoducta »aia*d in Ihrir reports th# evst of a nets P --# p wi'l discuss th* altustlon (Continued ,n Cage Three) In dee’arlng that cuuit will u l- sentative of Hemlnol* Caurty cUimril and how that cost wa* tha iadn *f lb* gvneral level af with lb* pope when he visits YatJo.in early next week. which election appear, assured, price* paid farmer* on* point dorNEW YORK. Apr. 7.—A aa!e* paid, and prohibition of tha salt City within Ih# n m t few Ih# car*# do>k*t*(\ In the order that you will have lo resign your |ry tha month which inctod Man. drive embracing (ho "biggest of nrw or ulii Issues Ly misrepr#In which they were tiled, wcr< position aa city commissioner. 16. ‘ w. t'b"»rvers holding th# theory newspaper campaign ever put be­ •antstlon or fiauJ. disposed of as follows! ’’Inasmuch as you have only re­ Arother suggestion fmm him Th* burexu of 'agricultural that the nail* plan further lo na- hind any tingle brand of gasoT. A. Uayley, charged with cently been re-elected by a hand­ in*’’ waa announced yesterday wia that the commission ho t'J’ Inn alls* th# -hurches saw criivcklxsa driving, will !•# tried at some majority to serve a three nomica reported yastorday that M a i#ault farm prieai flood at •*♦ dene- t„ th«t effect In a press re- by th* Ethyl Gasoline corpora- thorixeil lo start Injunction suits a Inter data fur the herring cnls't year term, and your knnwle lge ol aclly 50 pcrcant of the pre-war nort th»t Ih- government Intend* ‘Ion, owned Jointly by tho General in fraud tasei, instead uf th* a t­ In a mistrial. Motors Corporation 'and th* torney general, while a fourth dal la mid-March, ----------- . bat 11 poltfl . John Buffon ehalged with petit Hanford's Intricate problems de­ I#v*1 In abolish the church tav, aubBlandard Oil Company of New recommendation would hold up Daredevil Jack Derby who hat larteny, vrv* If-und guilty aid mands your attention, we feel you under March. l»Sf. Th# farmer, ■•tlutlng a "culture tax’* in It* Icrsey. Ivantgg* **l* of securities rum IS lo 20 been handcuffed to th# wheel op a was sentenced to pay c»*U of 'ho should serve nut your term a* a however, galred aom* advantay piece. The rampaign I* termed the ill/J after bring iegi,trreil, so Ih" Chevrolet ,edan that ha, Iwen trill and arrest, city rornmlssinnrr. In a drop cf on* print In tha The “German Christian*’’ a'lopt ■x.-whtj cnulii Irvnligatc driven around Sanford alreet* con­ Mgresl sale* drive aver launched commission "We, therefore, earnestly hope prtcog of mitorUI* b* buys, VV. M. Jackson waa found m l e*l resolution* asking “en'tal ft* Sy the corporation. In Ita an- •tatamar.U j f the cwnuaui*.. art-w ar stood *t 3.5 portent orer pre-wif that you will put aside any per­ K. Illy of • charge »f assault and stantly since 1:23 o'clock T'.esday • f tha ahareh with the nav lie Ikhclvl “merely ■ pretty afternoon will h# released from attrey, a n ', when .he plea Ini sonal ambition you may have and levtlo on Mar. 16. "ounrement th* company aaya Hi In a pure Arvan spirit officials believe th* "way to get (i t.le ” the liilancr sh .ris of Cottan and cotton send advanetd his tula as marathon driver to­ not" contendin' to ts ‘h u g # "I withdraw from lb* race for Rep­ equalisation of organist and pas­ -iialnesv la to go after It through curpmalinns presented l„ the morrow afternoon at 5:23 o’clock driving while drunk, lie wa* wn- resentative of Hemlnol" County, 4 points 4* 48 percent of th# fltntor. th# living language to the ex- advertising. r mmissinn III many rasrs and In front nf the Maxwell Chevrolet lenrnd to pay III" ertats. • continuing to serv# Hanford as a year average from August 1009 To rlaslon of tlu ancient, dismissal “Many companies have curtailed roalinred; John f’s.npbell tleadril g-illv rtimmiealonpr. In which capacity July, 1914. Co., building on Magnolia Avenue. of Urn Old Testament haai* an.1 'h rlr advertising expenditure in Tb* artrag # form pricp for "UfIII Ih rir is control some­ a charge uf possessing liqUnr. II" your services hsv, been invaluable At that hour he will have spent substitution of th# German in­ view cf th* conditions with which where of thr valuation nf n-wto ton waa 41 oo«l« P” w i. |in*>I *200 ond m t ', wh I" in th" past and ar* so necessary 100 hours at the wheel df this heritance, Initoad of prophet* sa­ business la faced,” says th* anmM-March compared wit* (Conlniurd On Page Fivr) Chevrolet in ap attrmpt_l«iprove U'. r IKii) of tli" fine wa# su«» in approaching any solution nf the canto In mld-Fabruary and M gas and fairy tile# to take the nounosmeaL “The Ethyl Gasoln* bond problem, which should he to tha huying public some of th- 11. il" 1 landing parson*!HU* film . Ttof- Corporation will Invost almost 7w* M. |.. lorng, ihirged with dn* solved during thr term you have canU par pound a year nutaUndmg qualitle* ami arnm • bureau laid this advance .wa a*, man apIritcnL phHoaojdikwl and ‘wleo aa mu'h money In adv«rplisbmcnts nf Chevrolet'* t'J.YI line ing whll# drunk, pltadnl guilty. liren elected tn serve." tom us tiled by a prlca uptu rn’ la artistic life." ’ialng thf* re a r na It baa In the He was finrd $-'•** and nssls, .*>1 Among tho signature* attached foreign markato and reports . af of aotomohilr*. Roacnbnre. who I* *xp*«»*d by -»«». • • •" • }|'U of the fine wa, scS^rir G.l. to the letter were the following! fa lily aptlaractory aalaa of cottdu Th# same cdnimlll*#- which was pollticvl observers to ba­ Th* newspaper campaign will Icon Jonea, rhanc'd will, isvk 8. fl. Hhinholser, II. C. lliiBoae, 8. on hand In see that he was se­ goods (n <3>i*a4tlc markato during the moving force In Ih* for­ be conducted 1„ cooperatlcn with lesa driving, pleaded guilty. *oJ curely handcuffed to the wheel wis aertenrf I tu pay th" riwls. (I. Chase. T. I . Dumas, ||. M. th# bnaVhrilday. 'L eign office, paraphrased Voltaire th* rompaay'a 104 raflnlng II­ will b* present tomorrow. t'hl#f ,a his apaech. aayioff Ihere w ia nu —n*""s. which Include virtually V I W. Eugene Pnrn-h. ih irg rl I'apworlh. Randall t.'haae, and JACKSONVILLE, Art. 7.-(Ah of Police C. u . Shaffer wll| li>- with passing a worthlna checa, Fred W. (toll. D a lly P r a y e r S e r v ic e . world hlatorr. only th* reritatton all *tha principal marketinc orof Um ▼irioti* flfht* ptoplro t n i n rla e tlo n . in Ih* United State* —The defins* complete! its ran* least Derby, afUr which be will rsliealrd a 1150 am qy Imml. W ill B e C o n d u c te d with o«o tnolh«r. and Canada, (he company state*. toi'jy In the federal court tpial of impact the a#*l* that were placed M. J. Ilyatt,jh a rg # r wit.i using R i v i e r a R e s o r t s A r e Mry. C. R. Frasier,.wife of a for­ on tb* motor amt radiator c»». to Thrsegh rmel.l klatorlee b . devel­ ______ . i . a i S. J. Nla, member of tho Sap* ------- mer United Hlaton narcotic chief, prevent n!| nr water from being s.n Impru.icr atiloaiobile heerny C u ttin g O u t F rills oped an Aryan-Germanic mythaltag, waa aantrneH tn pvy costa. ford Protoatant Laymen* Associa­ fnr the minder of hi* 20-year-old placed into th* englr.r. . , . v „f "liberty and honor.” H. W. Flowers, Charles Rra, \ ic k . Price*, Apr. 7.— — tion. today slated that Iron! all |p* F re n c h D e le g a tio n M-cietiry, Mist Mtnona Murrell "Our f*to la to fight for new Harry (Jvlgrr, sn.l T. N. Didard,' |{riinrta on the Riviera, deserted cits tlon, tha first of * series of with thr introduction of a love W ill A tte n d P a r le y time* and for new futures, be charged with unlaaful fishing |,y thr ramhlera of yesteryear, dally prayer service* to b# haw tetter al'rtedly written by the R i c h a r d B r o w n e l l , said. "Th* new mythology cannot ware found to t guilly alter a Jury tr" beckoning this winter to the In Sa'.faM starting Monday mof*k ynurg divorcee to T ra x k r and PARIS. Apr. T.—F r/hr* will ba downed. T h. MtntvnlfW||th>i*» tourist of moderate means and Ing of next week will ho a n iw F o r m e r V i u i t o r , D i e « Ulll. the testimony of bla son. Ray­ Howard Flynt, rharg"il with iim-l# tad"*. of this mythology nr* the World sand a dvlawgallon In Washing­ attended affair. i mond, ft), that Mias Murrell JotTha servic*. which will b* ball t r ling fish without a license, had War Inroes, and ih# am* German ton to partklgol# tn the toe ran * mrrly was his own "sweetheart." ( help hotvl rate* and pruned Word wa* received (torn Daym in m io t show* that, uneountod tiona between Prealfent Rooaer* I hia cat* nolle proi-red. limits on gambling slake, hav* I* tb* rid Bell Cafe tocaUan | t The If'trr. a legenly written hy top*. Beach toi'ay of the dm th of mllllona are beginning to under- >nd Premier MacDonaM of Great teen tu t into affect aad "gala park Avenue and Firat Hitw l, Richard Jaaaph Brownell, 73, Mist Murrell to Frasier let t Britain, It w*i officially anwill begin at 11:30 o’clack and atyi B iH iinr hi fh nights" r'nndonetl stoad our two million never poetre*, was found In ^<t winter resident of th at city for I'roprietora nf tb* big caainora •4 11:60 o'clock. Fref. Irving a new llviog mythology and *» tvanacoal today. A hlrh official pocket1ook at lb* tlma xb# war Ih* past 10 y#»re who ••"•nt four ARIIVILI.E, N. C. -Ilish u p indinlr that thalr aaUbliahmenU Stover of SUtooa University « l v told la# expected Andre. Da Imbovtraaoca iav -Eanfotd -2 — .. .before fl^ going Junlua W. Ilorrer, 71. of the We* Icy*, row Franck ambassador- to •hot ami killed an tke pottoffice ----North U ro |,B. „ j( < w 0/ th, hav* be-ome mare gaming bouses, j* th* guoet speaker^ and apooial America, to apaik for th# guv. lawa 'axl December by Mr*. Fra- », Daytnen Baach lit JMJ aftor ^ mu,la will be rendered. INDICTED ►ler, who o r tend* th* girt "at­ a long lllnaa* ta d his '.rely waa Fretoatant Eplropad f'hJrch, died without Ih# lavish entertainments A atmllar 20-mlauta pr* tempted In break ap my home." sent to riainflald, N. J.. where It a t II e’clock Wrdnrsday morning. of th" pan and with a minimum •ervlca far buslneaa m i wl l , f liveried flunkey*. NEW YOKK. Apr. 7 . - ( * > will b* bur lad. ■ _ The letter MMlIj a r d "my Fig re, on tho fro** profit* af held rrefy day want weak a t Joagpk W. Hal rimao formw baud Surviving Mr. Brownell are bla NOMINATES SECRET APT brown ryrd Idll* • • M k u r t '’ and 26,944 GKT JOBS •h" French cednoa, officiary re- t w o baur. A will-know* tgaa cf.the Harrimao National Bank A you sojwloow. Mr*. Anna U Brown* I, ■ laid "Oh honey I WASHINGTON—Th# Whito teisrd. show th at moat of them will ba brought to Sabfond T admit- ion, Gaorga ». Brownell, amt bla T m i company, A*a ladktod ywoWASHINGTON. Apr. l r - t f y - much." Riymoad t roaldant Roooevell estorday aom tod MU* .Muriel waa M* "sweet- later, Mrs, X. W. Willlama. nf House announced yesterday that loti bcivilr Ieat y w r. Th* sum­ each awvie*. Bav. Bltbop tarday by a fedofttl grand Jury «« Wl*g. Winter Park will r « a b a rin of making and coaxing to in*ted John Dickson, of tPanaayl- heart" before th* deaepMow af th* ( a r band* I#, Pa. Mr*. Brownell la |tj)0 0 . man from 10 cilloa have mer “tale" at Um Barrita cash*, for instance waa only *140.000 aa o* Ttaaday morning, Mr. " |aa n enrolled for tb* reforaatation war Mt. wall known totally aa ' ‘ ' to ba aaalatont' iam tg g y nf alleged love affair h tgwaan bar bo mod* 14 raid* antria* on th# compared with f42S^ap (a 199L • ta itt work at f l a day and board. Brown* L aad Frailer, Bp* ■it," . . . . . LEHMAN STEPS OUT OF CONTEST FOR LEGISLATURE HITLER REGIME CHANGE IN ICHSCHEME n e c e s s it y s e e n iw it n e s s d e n i e s FDR ADOPTION OR STORY OF ATTACK SECURITIES BILLI1N FREIGHT CAR jte s w r iiw ® - Half O fT a se s In County Court Have Been Disposed Of Prices O f;Farm Produda Show Upwiu^ T rends. Biggest Newspaper Advertising Drive Is B eing Planned Daredevil Derby To End Gruelling T ria l Tomorrow Love Letters Are Final Evidence On Mrs. Frazier’s Side t ___ '>4. �I •v #*■ of about M percent which Irate. It It th# with of the'rom !HT COMPANY dnetion hoi aono to the otorO of eleetrie- pony that alt n n tonora ra m ■ for cooking U .Sanford aa a low avrago rato and If lo for m ANSWER Ity m o lt of tho rato rodoctloaa thla rvaaon that tho utility la ronRATE FIGHT whlch w, boro made.” tlnually trying to got the cuatom- , .(Continued Prana Pago One) ll.cawta per kwh, the top i aweggy rato tor power waa need to eight rente per kwb, a the top net rato far cooking . rodemtl to flvo cenu per ki Bebodnlea covering largo pow Meat^jn^ application tor ti Tbo ardor alao directs that of gold or cortiflcat.a before Apr. IS, moat get thla .gpply to tho -falderal rooerro ayitcm. Secretary Weodin In a state, meat laat night aald tho Presldant'a executive order requiring th* tornlng In of hoard'd gold won- an “e»ported atop In tbo procoaa of rogularlalng our mone­ tary poaltion and foml.hlng adeqaata banking and currency facillU.a for all cuatomary needa." Tho aecretary aald that aoch an order waa in cont.mplatlon from tho time of the paaaago on th . omergency bonking act Tumlag to tho company'. mo- oro ' to uat »*nrlcoo Over loogor contract period, of the day." ' Caryefort roof la a beet 40 mllao aonth'W Miami. Tho Morqueo la agroond about ItO yardo Many from tho light house. . _* Tbo Aearner (law t , tbo itrnnJ•d llaer yaatorday and retained lo Hi Miami baao la a little a w n than an boor, after circling about the ablp for oome time. It dl-l not deacond to tho water. Th« tag Relief la a prim 'oty owned Balance boot iroatinood from Pago Ode) ly on tho left -abb. She went ■ground Taceday night. * four redaction. intofl.. ee?^’ electric rale* should not bo The tug RfHpf from Rey Wert bTm *'■ '■ 't o m u f n w that and the Corel Caard cutter Unai. • t m t lighting' bill. “Th* a*"*"’1 OOWdlUona fa from Fort Lauderdale rode at 2 2 l V IS L S ^ -S p m allb tf, the deetino to commodanchor near hy, ready to lend aaalataacc. The relief waa departed u tets k In piece of tho fire rent »“ I" April 1031, thr an* to attem pt to .float tho Marquee * . r l y In effact." " /“ “ i n ,3 L a .h .7 «t* Camilla.. * •1 the company mad. »f- noal payment la $10,914. “Thla induction la In tho amount , , rraaon whv Pn.am gvr. aboard tbo atranded »f 44 p a te n t In B five year perl- i . r l . , houid b> rnducwT MIAMI BEACH—Thirty-re ran Ilnor appeared a t perfect taee cod * r . Mr. Coleman aald In aiplalnu worrd el p.rosna la the Coat men arm to d by police rocently Ing that "W . b a r. continually co- r m J* .J f ^ guard a n plane Atamar, which for Improper bathing attire wore ip m to d with the City by making ” .,nd * * ®f flew orfT the poaltion twice yea- flood U each In municipal court. *— rtduetlona, s lo u g h th.ru tarday. pllot.d once hy Lieut. W. L. Foley and again by Commander CASH PAID—*or clean cot too ' Aa bo aakod the Commlaelonera C. C. Ven Paulsen. ‘ n g a a t Tbo Harold office. to oeoMdar the euatomer who • Tho Marquee, out of birctloito, H J « r J ? S 2 a « r J l S : t j r & ’Z S ? * ’ M ■am aloctrlcity for lighting, Mr. ightlng ayatem of Sanford on the U r l j l ^« flln * Spain, far -H oras^ and Mciicin CoHMba eaplalned that thla cut. mala originally planned In IBM. £ “ £ . r,,M . In 7 ""f#f? porto, cleered from Now York R e n e w Y o u r H e a lth tlnoally. reduced and not In­ todet'a top rata hai bran reduced Apr. 1. The CoOdt Goard aald creased." , aloe. l»*t) te ar 28 percent. B y P u rific a tio n 1 Pedro Merende woo -tbo metier. After reading lengthy opinion, • “Coftal&r the euatomer . who Tho ah ip . wee built to 1020. II I. ralatlng Li this «ubj*ct, Mr. waAte ,to am electricity tor cooka twin eerrw Model #f 9 JM Iona, ’Asy physician will toll Am Coleman turned to hie la*t chart, la#." bo (Old. “In H U It waa nocand ia 450 fret long. . ‘ that " f tr f te t Purification, of thd on. which pointed oat th# eomeoeery for aoch a euatomer to Whether the ahip broke a Holt Byatem la Nature's foundation of perl.on of commodity price., U pay nine cent, per* kwh for thla In her bottom aide; la atrihlng tbe released by tha U. S. Doportm.nl Okie of ter*let. Today anyone j r r l . waa. ae i ,ha atm! Id ulonaat U , Cummi n * mhUKerao juotlfl»d by tho f.r.im? ■ Mm brow woe aaturfd In the ab- Pole/.reported he tow oil on tbe ere undermining your TotalityT m identlal llg! water's adrface whea he flew over Purify your entire ayaUm by tail­ Uwn counted ttpon and agreed up­ eewre of prohibitory lew*. on with the City In th . 1020 agree­ In Iba abeenc. of prohibitory the poaltion yesterday m o im n t.. ; ing a thorough coufM of Com* The water had been churn»d to tabe/ince or twieo a work for ment." lawa. In New York City. Maj. Aa a final atample of reduction, aortral weaka—end tea hob. Na­ John P. O’Rrl.n, leat night H t ’ 'Cnntlrerd From Page O w l which tho company hap put Into ture reward, you with health. f Hon r / gold for trade purpo.es, up temporary regulation, of h e r effect In Sanford nine. 1020, Mr. Celolaho purify Uw blood by end other legitimate nerds* not under Jnrl.dlctlon of th* hoard eetlrotlng the liror, * kldaeya, of health, to b« rescinded when Invntring hoarding. ws U r pumplag agreement be­ atomacb end bowala. In lO .ctd. Th* nrd*r, which la limited to tha itoto control lawa ara adaptH. tween the City and tha company. and 3ft eta. Paelagea. All dealers. the period of the emergency ro­ Ie.uanr* of permit, will .to rt to­ "In Octobor f02« " h« aald, “we - ( A d r .) . day In th* flv* horoughe. If not entered Into n five-year agreement poealbl* to supply permit, to with the City, for the operation arolicante In tim* for Friday of the pumping plant. Jan. 20. •riling, th* mayor announced 102S, thla agreement wae eitended that n receipt for (ora paid will a o n ra o r am.trATion row for five years and we allowed thu tax nr-aio •*rr» am proof end tho applicant FoOer OeellM ST1 >e i t . Ogoeesl City a 10 percent discount on all may e.11. ataraire * . I t . a is le e f rteetOw bUle, retroactive to Oct. 1, I02S. Notice I. her.br tlv.a that W. E Far manufacture of beer or Xew.U rurrh.Mf at Tex Certificate and at the time gave the City a light wince, the city will |.vy a F r i d a y N o laal. detail the Ilk lay.qt Aacheck tor approalmataly $1600 to a«.i A. b. taia. bee riled said tor1100 lag; for wholesalers, a $50 llll.ale .la mr otrtee. iM bee made sever the discount on previous tag; to m II h*er on draught $3S; • pnllrellon for lee deed lo lesue la Mile, end a similar discount has to sell brer ln bottle, to bo con- was ik a n adrerdaare wiik law. ,geld reninbeen allowed on all subsequent cels embraces the fdllewlsg deturn'd on premlaca, BIB; tq »rll ■rrlhed groperlr .Uueire In Oembills. Further, on Dec. 17, 1031. bottled brer not to ha ronaum*d Isole Couoly, nitride. l«-wllt ■ we offered to amend this agree­ a tv, u of n w n er n it. on premia*. $10. H. of P O C . a. Two. It nontb, ment eo that the 0 * 0 would have - Mane* H Hast. - I t .f r e e - -= »r* In Minneapolis.the clip council annually approximately $3,000. or T i e said lead brine eesemed at nrrrrod* Mayor A. W. Andrrthe d e l* ef l b . laaeiece or sscb (■RAL) a reduction In Its day to doy oper­ r .r l l f l r n t . In the name of Cn *on’m »fto of n regulatory ordi­ ating cost nf pumping water of kauwn. t’atoee M id rertltlcata abet nance, which he held In. violation b* rrereiord according to lew tan 20A percent." of the IBth Amendment, end Im­ deed w ill Im u s thtreen on lb* *»ad Explaining this offer further, d a y a t A n i U -.A: Du‘ tin. .. mediately l.eucd 420 license.. w lin o ., m r o tflc iil algae (a re Mr. Coleman aald, “our proposal In an amount not ex'reding In th . Itch d e r of March,. The price of bottled brer. Col. In thla connection had to do with the aggregate $100 belonging to Ruppert .eld, would He $I.M a V. M. n O lK IL A a E the changing of the ayatem from nny on* perenn: end gold coin ■c."o to jobber, and $2 to eonaum. C le rk C lre n H C oert. MWTM-TOCR WATCH repaired manual to automatic operation at Sem lnol. Cooatr. rtorMe. having * r'rngnlird special value ■f • A. M. WEBKO, •y ooo-who really knows how. a certain txpeaea which we agreed to rollretnre of rare and unusual to cooperate on, and which would B rltis. Jawtlar, Msg. Ava. rolna. be approximately ono and one-half “Cold rnln end hulllop earnoric-M o r a prt.trATton ra a ------ • saving to year.’ In tho IM alty." <lty. Rlava's PUca tax m u d marked nr ‘held “ ‘ln trust for a ra o e v Seectew are ef re* t m m l “Thle offer He. not as yet been ________ recngnlied foreign government ev I atetelee *» lb* arete oC rto rM e he aald, “but I*08T OFFICE srrrpted by you'. . BTRAYED—Silver 0r Grey FeNolle* I* b e r .b r alvaa that r . U foreign central bank nr the Bank LUNCH • <v. U irn e b r p u rrb e .rr et T e e mala P rnlan cat. Raward for upon srcepUnce, the City will tor Inlernstloel Rettlementa. c e rlin «a te No. I li a , dated the ted iOTbrmatlon leading to return. P. bo eblo to obtain ihr lieneflt of “Gold coin end bullion llrenaed d e r of Ju ly a . D. taia. hoe tiled Short Orders the annual saving abort men­ eeM c e rlU lra le In m r office, and 0. Roe 1608 or C. A. Haines at for other proper I ran. art Inna (not bee made epmieellee to/ lee deed tioned, end at the same lime se­ Tha Hamid offlct. Involving hoarding) Including Regular Mesh 30c lo l.e .e In areordhneo w ith lew. cure the benefit of a more of■eld. certificate embreoe* tho fal­ gold rain end bullion imported low ing described properly .U u a le d O00*011* 1*00. Offlee flrl.nl pporatlop of Ita water Fownd for re-export or held pending ecIn Seminole C o u n ir. Flo rida, tepumping plant with a better w ilt LO*Ti Ons whits and liver colored quality of water and belter serv­ E W . U of N. W. IA of Ore. *•*•***■ H found dellrer to O. ice to watrr ruetomere". I t T a p te lloulh. fie ne . tS Keel— I t scree. - W« Gilbert, Rone Court, for re­ Here Mr. Coleman turned to th* Th * eeld land being w i n e d at ward. th* date of Ike is.a anre of .b e g uao of chert, to explain hie point.. re rtlflc a u In the name nf tie Ills first reference waa to a chart known. tTnlew u U re rllllc n i* HID Lumbar Co. whlrh pictured the claaate, from •hall be redMmed e rro rd l.g t* Wo ore equipped to predate la w ise deed w ill lesue Ihereen ne TEDi Handy man or lady to the viewpoint of amount of money Aral .Isa* job work at tbo QueIUf Mart hand la. at lb* t l l h d e r ot A p ril A .. IX , H i t . t start ■ now bualntt*. Sam- Into which residential lighting W itness my official .rg s e ta re end Iftlb gad Many lonsot possible prices. Giro no thje the t lr d d e r •» M e re b . A. bills In Hanford fall. It wae teen raav*r, O ral. Delivery. s trial. Rctaontblg Pricaa with that 04 percent of all blda rendered •’ * ’ ■ V. n. r>ornr,AKn. Harold Printing C* to residential lighting customers IIP 0BRV1CR C lerk n neeI ( Cnart. Phono 11 Photaa 14$ Seminole Connie. Flo rida. In Hanford are $4 ami under. It rCH, OLOCg and je w e l - wae also soen that a great ma­ ®r A . M. W B R K O , r REPAIRING AT GREATLY jority of the bills are $1.80, which t^ C A te ) • - -5 1 lUCKD PRICES, JOHN T. Is the minimum charge. Only DY, 410 PALMETTO AVE about 10 percent are ovrr $4, ac­ cording t0 Mr. Coleman. S ^ a M h S ^ r ' " ‘- A' • P">“* »• • * * * » " « of JS F jJT i?ofi£ .S i:wart x a X S " uu"* *• '£ * r 19 STATES TO PERM IT BEER AT MID-NIGHT To-Night Wa n t a RATES T S W _ !tli BELL BOY 1^ , 1MArS WHAT I THINK Op 1ED HOUSEKEEPING H 0 0 weekly, also bad L60 weekly. M l E. Sth APARTMENT. Partly L 1»0 Myrtlo Ave. J. RHARRER ApartmenU, Up- a 4 air a furnished apartment. lON-Vt ready so small that In many rases where Ih* bill Is th . mini­ mum. th* actual cost of supply­ ing th* serclre It not covered and the rttstomev Is really a *eonvsnlenca' customer, and rauses the power company tn actually suffer a loss"______________— Heveral charts wrre exhibited showing the relation nf various types ef service rendered to the hour of day In which tho peak load ocrure. Explanation of these rharta led up to Mr. Coleman's italrm .nl that “Tha type af cus­ tomer who usee service almo.t continuously throughout tho 24hour period, earn* . from tho utility, because of ths long hoarusr of service, n relatively low Burraogha add-Elert— $0TJ$ Cask Register, good---- 10.00 Haadstraad adding J __ 16.00 Matilgrspk No. SI, floe. MJ6 Corono porteMo_____ IfcM Underwood portaMo-IB D l l L C. Salih lato A------ I1U Royal 16—now shift...... SS.00 Uadorwaod t-A -L ___ 4iM Uadorn oed 0-very M ol- TIM Trad* your «U •gripahtai M throe, Wa h a ra tho machine jrno Rood. Geo L. Stuart Co.* Uoderweod-Banmtnnd AgU. 1$. R. Mato Bt- . Ortondo, PU. EFFICIENCY. w experts: ' Vouftf Assoatiiy cbuot! \U J THAT DOCSNT APO LO Q nt TO RIM AIMHV5 FlGHTiRO-lOU HAO NOttASONTOMTTHfM-Hf I KEEP HIM l U N t t f S SPfAK TO rY0V. AGAIN/. N icsT oioo-l FROM BEN AN efficiency WMV.MR.STAa IS A EXPERT! P w n c f Q&m iM to! 0H - AlLTlIGHTf ALL RIGHT! THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY 'cssm i ( h v - t �I CrrftfWortKl^reTiBi One of the manjr plans which hafd been pi ly for the avowed purpose of restoring proa| reUaied for publication Thursday momlnir by th« ^Com­ mittee for the Nation to Rebuild Prices and Purchasing Power'*, The Importance of the men who constitute the committee and theiepoalttons.ln the business and economic world lend considerable strength to the arguments which they advance. . Chief among their proposals is the revaluation of gold. . : ___of : m M 'in s this couol a tb* * standard* rprice gold ___ounce. __ Tha 7, per The Committee would arbiif increase thla valuation to $36.17 per ounce. This be accomplished by, i. a elmpU^procew simple process of dovglujit devaluation pllahed 'by, IT, lt«nr y<#« * f° Congress decreed tl ild contain 23.22 grains of gold. It eo< i tyell pass p law reducing the gold content of the 1!V27 grains or to any other figure. te effects of stich legislation, of course, would be Imjf >nd far reaching. U Is advanced by the Comntlttee leans relieving portion of tha the burden ,ns of rel laving debtors of a porlion vrhlqh they aw are.. now staggering. For nil practical tllqh thny es It would moan mean that tho the commodity price level level be Increased 75 percent, while the debtor who had rod 23.22 grains of gold could aqunre his debt with NATION'S ORCATfi**** toumtit exaltsth- a -JMtlotu n la a reptPWh t® »n7, P*°* Proverbs 14:34- eni-i IUi or credit reputation of either Tho former had made ■ '* *. _______co rp o ra tio n w a« n o t renpontilble fo r th e « cU °n ‘ho g ., J- ky iTtl li l 'k - r i i i i turn.- eminent In changing the aUndard of weight-— ------— and gold e*»«fi* In th e U n ited Htntc* nil g o v ern m e n t ttondit an d neR e s ' bV bldllg In UiL cooritrir. c u rltle a co n ln ln th e "gold clnu.te". I f th e g o v ern m e n t a rb iAfter May, l anyone who la atlll tr g rtiy red u c ed th e gnltl c o n te n t o f th e d o lla r nnd u n d crhoartlngTioU ^ l l b# aabjart U c. y pfty lll( ,iehta w ith m oney co n ta in in g fo w e r g rain * X fins qf tep. thousand dolU raor ^ lh n n | t hB(j gpoclflCalIy n greed to . It w ould ho vioaiJ^ktek fnt * la tln g its a g re e m e n t ex actly th o M ine tut if It re p u d ia te d b trry up and kteh ini ^ » flf l u dubL 1( u couU, t huu tu lv an tag co u aly ro" T h a M sdk.l SoaUty of tho p u d k tT T B p e rc e n t of its* deb t, why- n o t re p u d ia te a ll? flJuf'jM Wkw! York* has veted O f c o u n o t h b b th o th o u g h t w hich w ould o cc u r to all against, tha aoclalLatlon 0f m ear c re d ito rs o r o th e r peraono in th e fu tu re w ho Itnve m oney to tho gold content oTwie dollnr oTiccTlt™un"rTSoDWH ™ W again. If it can reduce the content 75 pereimt, it can reduc” iR 08 percent. No ono would care In lend money to Ino government under auch cireumatanceg. No ono would euro to lend money to unyonc elac.. • -»JWV* Credit would then be compNtely dwlroyod. Copfidenco In the government’ll good, faltn would l»e materially under­ mined. Thla country would hnvo voluntarily placed iteeir | Bom* Congressmen ar* eon- In the position of Japan and Germany anti a few other — ...........coulkj r|oa which have a t ono time nr another Incurred the earnad ovar a r»W ,Adminiatratlon * ' ' bill • which providaa for a certain; *--------digj avor 0( world on account of broken pledge* And ilagree of censorship "ttf protect for the United State*, greatest nation nf them all. to adm t government rteordi." They fear ILi word la worthless, would produce a ehock to world connth at It might be applied to th* press. No naed to worry about tlcnce from which It would probably never recover. 'th a t la thla country- Tha ConaUtullOB. guarantso th* freedom of N ew W eap o n s, N ew D efen se the pre**, and It ‘could lake more than * Huey Long or an Adolph ,Bltl«r to upsat th* Constitution Thero In a military uxiom thnt no offensive weftpon Of th* United HUtaa. < - ’ > c*n bo un«tl very long without an equally effective dalenalvc nnnwer being found. This “P I™ " 10 £ the c*“? *n S T porimenta being conducted in Toulon, Franco against ftir plane attack*. , • ' . Those experiments contemplate tho convention of B*y highways, In times of war. Into nit. dangorou* "terrain a* any mined trench front. Hky traps connlntlng of.^lterally invisible atcel wires aervlng an the mooring tlea of an qrjua) number *of captive balloons •hnve txen tested anu D o ro th y S ig rc s Is m a ilin g A im I Mr*. W. B. Miller are few day* hi 8t- Peter*- S ta ll LONDON - The llrilisb hous*. wife today is buying In tha retail stores pra-timMy a* moth In quantity though not in mpntj vslua as the bought If for# the trad# ■lump begas. Employment (a • British retail stores remain, also practically un-i-anged. There significant facta ar* brought out In an official review issued by the Board of Trade for the two years, 1931 and 1933, "R m m fYMkT, r». O. S. Selman left yesterf tr Valdosta, Ga. where ah« r b it h tr father, P. M. tay, for a abort time. MM. A. A. Meneelcy, of At­ lanta. la tha guert for a few day* af Mr*. R. P, Coop'r at her hotea <>n Pslaaetto Avenue. all filled frngM . Avenue. Mr*, f . J. Cooled** and Mra. A. F. Qulllian, at AtlauU. ccivrd a large number of pretty birthday gtfla from the 30 littia guest* present. Isrter In the after­ noon, the || , r . A. H. Peek, aernmpar led by hi* mother, Mr*. Peek, canto In to see thr plt-nurr of the happy little folk. Mr*.‘ A. P. Connelly was the charming ho*tr«n nf the Auetlon Bridge Club Saturday afternoon Th-'guest prise, a deck of card., was won by Mrs. K. J. Gonial*-, while Mr*, n. W. Herndon won the club prise, a handsome table cover. Mrs. Connelly’s gursls were: Mrs. W. It. Anno, Mr*. O. W. Brady, Mrs. 0. O. McLaughlin, Mr*. B. F. Whltner, Jr., Mrs. F. J. d o m ain , Mr*. B. W. Ilcrmlon, Mr*. F. L Miller, Mr*. Samuel Pulrston, Mr*. Robert Newman. Mr*. T. A. Neal, amt Mr* Harvetf. Miss Madge Ward enjoyed a few days «Nlt to Jatksotivilla l*,t week where she went to meet Mis* Chariot!# Keelor on her re­ turn from n trip to the East Coast. Mis* Keelor yetumed to Hanford with Ml** Ward and is the guest of Mr*. II. A. Ward and family. The Monroe Ferry i„ agntu in operation a ftrr being suspended for several day*. Many repair* fig t, been made during this time agd tho ferry i* In shape to handie any amt alt klmls of traffic. There waa rnnslderahle axeilemant In tho City on Hatunlay when It l»-camr known that two of Hanfnrd'a m««t popular young paopl* had atolen a march on thalr friends ami guno to Orlando aad been married the afternoon before. Mr. Tau| G. Bigger*, on* of Hanford's prosperous young business man. who has long sinefound that "single blessedness' was "single eassodness," but who had, so far, born unfortunate in his efforts to mak* n change, per­ suaded Miss Irene Thurston, one of Batlford’a fairest nml most pe­ tite young Indie*, tn Join him. In otta lung ride through life, nml. nrcompanird by Ihe Misses Mabel ■o-l ChnrIMtc Hand, motored to Orlando, secured a license and hastening to th , residence of Dfi Htagg. of the ITeshyterlan Church C ra b tre e O f T a m p a W ill W e d S o o n E m p lo y m e n t In month: —and this aerotds with rhangca In the recorded volume of Import, of fowl—and that for tha past 13 months there has been no considerable rhang* In the volum f fon,* mid retail. The jiMt- ^ T 2 a ^ttraina-sit^ioi<L~-.Bi>r~rit»WY |W» w v t - h M - W * * fHitw «rftM* T w rrw m rm ' . thought th»t thin cl*u*n would protect crctlltora regard!?** of what Congrcsn might do about the gold content of dolJoke on lara. Woaldn't >ld J. P. Recently, however, n supreme court deciulon in England "A held th at n tlcbtor corporation could repay its loan In any lawful money of the realm regardlcsii of the fnct that by ‘ tnce Ita bond* happened to contain tho “gold ciauac 1 prime Mlnl»Ur MieDooald had commonly found in America but extremely rare In Engno aoontr returned from his **v ‘ ......... bln tlcclalon would h av e no specific ap p lica tio n r*nt<ulp to Frane* and luly, than In thin country, % tt%, ........ ..... ' <lt**lopcd that our' cdortir the opinfon has tha word got out eoncernln* hi* Vlmliar vifw 'of lh e mnucr mnltcr mm nml permit ka ft Hltminr view m me iH.-im's dtlitmight Lika a moposad visit .to tha llnitad ttlc in . full with'devaluated dollar* regardlcaa «r Utataa. It would bo a tough kpot ora to act... prevlgUH agreement to settle In gold Mof Ihe present for a British pHm" minister who their g-m-.-w-J . . . dtdnt Uka t0 traraL *A*.. flnenena and weight”. . tlifferonce > Thom la, however, a deeiilnl l , ............... ........... in the Kituntion a* it exiatu In England nnd m It cxlntiUn. thiu ^ » n lr y Vnoianii gonviimmont K(,i<i AJl 8 « iS EngFand, o v e rn m e n t hondu liondg tlo tio not n ot ccontain o n tain the th e "g')1d 'toys ha hasn'tt any US* us* either for!c|iU, f» r!c| iUg0n d the th e case cnao brought'before Itro u g h t b efo re the th e ccourt o u rt wan wait t h a t o f 0” *nnd * ABE PAYING and Mra. Henry William*, rdele, G a, nr* spending a teka here with Mr. and Mra. t i n 's G a ra g e . I ru m iv M AS a „ r o im m W. lot ST. , TBirrTflf3?oTal Artnut. in o i f*. Mary Bairmore. of Day­ . Beach, returned horn* today rapemthig a week here as the t of Mr*. C. H. P r a m at home o„ Magnolia Avenue. January, 1933, would •**"* ,0 In­ dira ta that there may have been an Ircreaae in consumption in iL-t quarter compared -with a y e:.- earlier." Regarding other article* of houirhnld need the board's infor­ mation Is less specific. The value • f retail sale* generally has gone down by 9 per cent, but the board finds that the voiume has not fallen to neatly tho same extent a, the value. This ronduiion I* confirmed by the relative (lability reported in the number* of persons employed In the* retail trade generally dur­ ing the last two year*. "In Wales and . tbs' north of England," the board says, “an increasa In the numbers employeu waa recorded for nearly every monl hof 1031-33 relative to 1930-31, but aftar Fobruary, 1933, a decline has been shuwn for each mouth, thla how. ever, not being In general so large as the Increase for tha ear­ lier year, so that on balanea 1932 will h a rt shown an Increase on 1930. , . L IK E N E W Surgical tools; 'aU lilnrl* of scissor* and knives| pruning tools.of all kinds, etc. Ex­ pert saw filing. , LAWN M0WKR8 Repaired tad Hharpewed Abo For K ab H are your work dona by a real mechanic. J . W . S H A D O IN 819 Elm rhone 719-yf • They at 3:30 o'clock at th# church, ng lingo Monthly husinesa mo-ting of the pink tho Woman’* Missionary Society k M l.slof the First Baptist Church will of white [ take, pipe* at 3:30 u'rlurk a t the rath an j churrh. C. ComTe Sunhsam Band of the First . Mr*. I*. Baptist Churh will mrrt at 3:30 Toffalrt- o'rloek at the churrh. Mr. and Mra. R. L. Wilksrson hav# aa their gveata at tbeir Home la Um Laagley Apartment*. Mra, Ernest Bridge* and Mias Mary Ruth Aiken, nf Notasulga, Ala. " f Pln1' THURSDAY rr of Mr. Regular meeting uf Sallle liar•re, 3T|'i ri*°n Chapter of the D. A. R. I* a lie- *••• U,1C P,llfe , l !,:0° n’cloek at Florida linme of Mr*. George G. Hernr Hills- ring, North French Avenue. M n. Ben Cantwell, who planned to Mara today for New York* and Boatoa where M n. Cantwell was to Jain Mr. Cantwell, has postnontd her trip. Afnong those from here at­ tending a bridge party given at Hflattr Park yesterday afternoon by Mr*. Robert Masaka, formerly of this city, wer*; . Mr»^-JD». J Qarratt, Mr*. L. A. Palmer, Mrs. C. A. Yaaeey, ami Mr*. C. II. P*arr* and guest, Mr*. Mary Baaamora, of Daytona Beach. C h u r c h H o n o r R o ll Is A n n o u n c e d E o rM o n th D o n ’t F o r g e t Y o u r S h o w 10 Social Calendar Of internal to ■ number of Kbit! AY Sanford friend* Is th« announrr“Miss Blue ' ' will be mtnt of tho engagement of M ix Dorothy' Crabtree, of Tamps, who presenteii *t h.l.'i | \ M. a t tire auditorium of th« Orlrdo High has visitsd hors many tlmsi s . th* fu*«t of hor coo sin, Mr*. F. E. School with the tiviedo Woman's Club as sponsor. Roumillst. Th* following account of tho en­ S tT I RDAY gagement w i| token from th* The Girl Scout Troop wll| meet Tamps Tribusa sf today: at 10:00 A. M. pt Central Park Tripsy«mont of Ml»« Dorothy In rare of rain the meeting will bo Croblreo to Wllbafe 8, Burnham, held at the City Hall. of Gloucester, Mass., was an­ nounced at s formal bridge-tea MONDAY given yesterday afternoon by Mr*. Monthly buriness meeting of the J. W. McKay at h«r home, s it Woman'* M -riorary Soctrty of the North Mantanxa* Avenue. The First Mvlhodiit Church will bu announcement will be of lnter*<t held at 3:10 o'clock at the churrh. to a wide circle of friend* of th-ri Mr*. J. Howell FUh and Mr*. bride.fleet, who has lived In Tam-1 John Kirk will be ho*tr**cr for "ladles’ day" at tha Sanford pa ilnce her infancy. ^ “The announcement was mad • fuurlry Club, cleverly on pendant hearts, a t-[ A buriness meeting and study , taehed by ribbon* to dainty eor- c|as, of the St. Aimes .GuilJ id^ o ’c l o c k S a tu rd a y at A. M . M .V®u Haven’t Taken Out Your Mcmbernhlp Yet He Hure To Ret Your Card At The Flo-Pure Celo Office— Invaders resulting in the loss of a wing or n broken pro­ peller and forcing them to crash.' U there is added tho additional protection.of batteries of nnti-alrcraft guns, then the rnfnacp of tterioJ attucks U greatly reduced. The next thlntf, of course, for tho military oxperts to do to find a wax to,coipbat these entangling wires. It ipjght lx> possiblo tr> equip tho planes with protecting.dovk«« and means of cutting tho wires, something on tho order of the large blades-which are plaretl on the hows of submarines to sestet them- in cutting through nets under tho water. “ Thus the race between defensive and offensive weapons ever continues, and, It Ift this fact which makes ft|c wholu military schtuno so expanflva and so futile. Th«! point is naxv reached when there is no need for more experiments and more ouUaya of money for new death dealing inven- te i race-.tr**ka 4 a Jet ow •twr, Uv AJmi To Quantities of »nap dragon*. 'h>«v. verbena, carnation, ant other gm rtea.f^were were une l to i'iim the room* of the home ‘of M n. Joseph A. Metreh, W « i Twrntjr-aeeowd Street, when*>ho entertained the membera of the Mr ’ - y-Oo-Round Club with a hritlice party yeaterday aftemoo.i. Afler rareral prorrerriona of bridge m m were added an.t priteo awarded. High reor* pilie.j n norelty rporta belt, war f irm to hire. Roy G. Holler. Mrr. John ( Metreh, Jr. held low reore end n i l the reetplent of n double detk j of playinf eardr. At the tea hour refrethmenUj were renred I f the ho«te««, a»rtrtrd by Mra. I*, F. Moyle ami Mr*. John Melxeh. Jr. Tho*e pre*. I rn t were: Mr*. John I - Galloway. Story Of Attack In Freight Car iTempa Ugtonnaim Limiting L ab o r| |! 0I- pcn" ei 1**'m on ft n r I* W W rtj, nf T«'cnL n-,>*v iW&* t ag , «»n:mk- lhe |. hir '.n.i'ie I' ^.,r Company which ha, hern fc-a- lv>) the bill anr-,s| it ■uvo.ono Joble,. back rornt on a share work at it wouM be .upheld - me court d»*,pitr the o w of that IrtSu nal . till,I labor law vnvonInunnl It wa« "c arrmttloaal" ap,| w<»iM a e c m p le , !I-*I*I r .1 diwrtmiiustuui. puMcd, after mans were added, the n d , l-ir from interstate ii-.lrr penally of . ii>.nth., in |>rl-»t, o- jr the Mt .ehi lioiuah-• I" «t \ -.1 of the Tampa Ante-k an I . *>< n Sanfot. ye* et\iir to a tn-urv* t k«l t_ Krrs»h an O rhrvl. le rw r rjh e , ha, h r i a v a i l u eSnite of th> lh i» k i ami San ford d'-t-tr* • iV , ih p u tn w rl Mr. W hnrv vail that the Ta n l'< l ITVUI ls.,1 Kal ronerlved th> M-.*« ef •t'.>-**.«rir* , tja r fa-'ouy owned a J operated b, p-Me*., ex M t'« r men wh» hx*,. had rxp,^ lienor l> rtra r maheiv The, t v tory new <mpk<«* M men whw saw actual war-time ,«»,nv. Thr*** men h v 1 been on, of w.rh in «ui*v in - h n .n for a , h-rv a . two year,, Mr Wbv-* e l The , i|<|,|rl of every t ee a*-. Pont in Kiel win L» K-in< a knl aa menu, of viwltr m e th*, r*. piny tl-el'l of out of We'V I e*x» Hwttwiabr, adAbkcb- W .lb u d hX«h KvswW*. t* td Saa^-liaa.) adduM. IkM .Vw..AMvi*U, I DitnilivA m nacH % • Ctsaisaa pM tskh ' . kAVh • G ir*Thursdays Jlimi «■:».i-w minister. i ii p m 'M’h f 1manufartu:i' l in any imnc, t|u:t-ry, art a . -ahr-mrix k adeewewd M tia k k U k M M mill, cafiheryl workshop, fartoiy, TskirV'the »t»‘d Mis, Bate* r r . manufac Curing c t ’aMl.hiuent U V. Sasith hake \ MhM tiinrs mvtMtt b' With Mr*. B. R. Bwk. Mr*. berself, thru ill a ,ltiiUtr,l the t ’nited S tair,, in , I i'V» ANTRLFS U. B*nton, Mrs. John l>. Ah-, irirntitud tlewiv It. H a u l te- w e «JkiCk tA M i a ham*, and Mr*. C. S. Well a* mi,bed court-ropnr facet Mi*.' which am p,-|,on wa« employe, Warner, w letan -sir, a a tw . b.v Yndetwead V V k M * IVl,.whom Patterson *•< hostesses a husiteas and aoeial to wotk more than five day. in with ntlatkin*. und any wrrl. or mor, than *i, hour, b,e„ gvanted a divwrxe from Ipta YmM'weud e -x ,i, h H meeting of the T. K. I - Class of ehatptd Slaxwood Wana-r. lonvwitv of identified tier. The twu women tho P in t Baptist Churrh was held in any <lay." the .ta-fe. stun I nt i a,*It other. on Thursday aflermam « n them-. \Yg b*A« I ,-U r Carter, of Knoarille.i The sevretary of lahor wiuU Nr rhutrh annet. Mrs. A. II Tom.. v.Uu wui A.n.the stand dur- gi,en d -cvetkmary |K>wee to ex­ UMvKilK>«M* Mt*4k UK. t. T. IrD cvvl Jr., presUlctl m -rhe-m w rrtm g-vr*. hrinijtlit 'ih empt i n tmtnrtrtrx wheie *“-pe nrks'sesslAn. rial rumHlion." male It ho | k v ,,|............... gtnl the girl identified him. C arter. G yui U Slmitcl I V Mr*. F. W. Manley nil ’ u, the forenoon. In a three-boui, Id,. |o adopt the illa*t'rally t M k is w f S iia b U ta d VgW of the devotional which •»»*Iu»h-«1 a | ^ „ a| ,u|l| of t ri^ .u .tim . ■lllreil wo'k Week. tV IV Mart* SA W kldti mix Il wncihl lint alfert fanueiw or song. The Old I r i r t C ^ i ..... .. ttllh lht. ,UI. . „ t,| «t remlered by Mr*. T. A. Brother. wh|tfh ,,|1<r , m| j . rW Ti|.j lailiiui.lgun aii'l Mm . I t I . 1Ir»ry w«*rr piracnt nn*l of Inlim-i*. Attlrt. ■ - iha' uIIv evviople,|“|n Iluring the aiwiul t.rio.1 *un«, ^ ^ hl.r rliele uew«pa|iel- *n.| periodical', were enjoyed and rv lrr.h m .rl, T |k | Up a recital . f her |en-huM> i-iimmiMlitie. .uvh a* : T V N ljfih l were .erred by the h».tes«s ..... .. fruM Mar. .M. IWll. fi«h. -<■ foods, fruit ami veije. quantities of Ba* r r H ie, und |M fh WB< ,ukcn ft„,„ „ Soullt- taW ,,; milk and milh products L.VCT T W k S fern. were use.l to a.om . lrn rai| n , y f ^ h l Mam at Paint ami all fatm prialuvt* “pr**cased room* fur the occasion. I RorSi, Ala., two days later a d' for flirt .ale by the oilgmal pioThoso prtirnt were: Mr*. A. It. Wll|, j j ,,_ pri,,. ,u-ed the lie- •ieeer.'' lujvrjoy. Jr., Mr*. A. C. Gri«*ett, j Jrw , ntlarLltitc hi r. Mi« llatr* M illin', of la tu m , amt factory Mi*. It. I- Garrison, Sit*. It. J. ndnnttvl ini Im arie,_lrAlUktl— ltt» Kami., kowwveer .wowM te a MeetB«yd,- Mr*: J ."~M: BuLlifk, '3IHI.|"n m,,- forenoon by t'aitrr. nl. alone with white collar workLillian Vllkury, Mr*. K. W. .Stile*. „ ,| -he spoil the night r r ,, In inanitfaiturinir e,tabti,hMr*. Jane It. Smith. Mr*. J. K.‘ - |i |, f ir te r . Jack Tillery aid meats below the raeeulite*. super­ intendents oftirer, no,| their im­ mediate and peraenal a „ l,ta n t,. Forty •one ia-iworrat,. It IJrpub Heart amt the faimer-lahmile. Ship,trail, of Mliinrsota. votcl for ..o K A Y f R A N C tS the bill. Ten Ik'niocrat, a i » IN t , K IN G V D O V Itriiuhli,an, weir regarded ageinst T . t j . u * C IU S 3 Attorney lirnernl Knight immr-; RONALD ' COLMAN ^ CYM ARA i The two flm iils senators to»h "Pliorttig -ides, Trammell vntin* for the bill and Fhrtrhrr agairu* Smart girls! They're wearing p k n n k t B r u iu tc M h lU iiH ’s l*u»k — iV ackt S uw : t l t o k l Smartly Taitucvd F w rw l LcngtK llv m .d ik M M K K E V M O U W M rs. P a p w o rth • ^ P a rty V ~ FOOT CIvINIC nllfeMl e«r*ery. •L o n g ’s A T Hlewartt General Pippin, the Rev. Jr., S. J. Nlr, T. ami Mi*a Allie LA ST! "A Razor Blade That Cuts ’em Off Instead Of Fulling 'em Out.” M a n u f a c t u r e r ’s A d v e r tis in g S a le S A T U R D A Y G N I jY o^» narturllum- -wrr* piiet-d lit the center of each table, l-airr in Ihe aflrrnoon bridge game, rvrele enjuyi-d an I ptlc-r e a ir rM tn Mr-. Il.gu Cirver and Mr*. Hay F. Myme*. Mr*. Garxir hell high (core ard wa* gi.x-n • gretn pertc'y water piliher <vhile Mra. • Hjrme* terelvevl a *) altar p tiie . for Itatlng *re«nd high *eoreThna* pre*cnt were: Mr*. Ilngiv C arter, Mr*. Lymvn Bulluti:-, Mr*. W- T\ l.angliy, Mr*. U. I. lovucka, Mr*. W. J. Thlfpni, Mr*. \V. M. He .It, Mrs. Mr r,-lieOfficer*, It. It. l l a i n c M r '. Jam r, (]. Hhar.n. W. I\ Brook*. Mr,. Walter I- Cooper, Mr-. H "f| A. Ilrothenuvn, F. Hyme*. Mra. D. I., Thiu*her, Trafford. and Mr*. I.inton K. Aden. ‘'Tu»eawilla", the country ramp of Jlr. an j Mr*. II. M. Bapworth, w«» the reere of a pirtiir lunrh--"n i ind bridge farty given yexter 'ay afti-rnoon by Mr*. I’apwurth in honor of member, nf Ihe Afterno<.n Tea Contract Club and other gu.-t*. Delphinium, a nap diag- n», »’ d rypaofhila were uied to u inn th" room, of the e«mp. * ImmwMateV after the a'riv il of the guert* they were aeatej at pirnlc table, v| re*,| benrath the -ak tree*. Hindi towl* uf double --------------------------------------------------- ___ ' GASH WILL TALK A (we.-plng Opportunity tu tha buying public to buy akoe* at su*h great aaving* aa will be offered here Carter Juat urwweek away and w* carry many rtylr, nf • hw* to *rlret from. Men’s and Boys Any Coljr LADIES' S T JR A P S - T IE S L v u th ^ i p P ca e o n) B ird se y e D l a p m Nuvv* St^-Kx aud vxhagao K vw kbru.uiHtaL'x Nvw Spci'tg Chaika $ 1 .6 9 to $ 2 .9 8 - SA N D A LS .2 5 T O $ 2 .9 8 Yuull knout them by liven uu u tatu — lb* gitK m IVtwtcy street lnvk.il buutuwss at I-mWiih; Lwayaa, up U thenuiiutestyles.. . snurtuexs us levugau»r*IC real huyauu us dress vshies 1 Baby Needs Lola of Ail Sizes—Beautiful Patterns . G iv e s F o r H e r C lu b P u m p s — Stl choice $ 1.98 Ufleo Pack,- and NEXT IX) WESTERN UNI01 -N’l t Measure Passed 'ra s e d P B W T fW q YEARS AGO Witness Denies W h ile re a l M flre O r m U rle e r n u t m is i• Reasonable Prices with «1* UV1ICI r v - 'K C lu b Mrs. G, S. 3'huan taught thr Bible atu.y Iarson an.L announc'd the rrw mission study book for th* year, “The Pi-ople of tho Jesus Way", a: the regular nirrting uf I'lrrle Number Six ef the First Baptist Churrh hrlil this week at the church annex with MT'. F. W. Stanley as hostess. Mrs. J. II. Ovialt hail charge nf F o o t T ro u b le We take earn oj all Kaei IBs. 12 years in Or land*. , l£ar of fit* e h in W l» two-mllo'front. il'Iis IteUcved.' MfluId be an i-fficllvc check viliK'.taQs ef. ho" bee agalnnt enemy bombing or obeervatlon plnnen. At night l b in d u U a ,M M tta r a - e their- tifecllvenees would bo Increased. il tM W btidM -w k abjaet ThorouKhly'.cKjhouflagcd yiese traps would ensnare the M e is c h Is H o s te s s Th# First BaptLst Church has announced that tho following members of tho Sunday Srhnnl have been placed on the honor rnll for thu month of March: Cradle Rnll Department, htr*. George W. Huff. Mr*. It. R. Pip­ pin, Per trie Ann Pippin, Hilly Hardy, George Walker, and Joe Duggar. Beginners, Ruby loiu Anderson, Mary Ellen Duggar. Frances M r s * S e l m a n T e a c h e H Smith, Cnleen Bixter. and Oulda B i b l e S t u d y IsC H H on DOLLAR W ith flamo-typ* cookory, fruits an d vagatabloa a re ccxmplately covarod with w ater to prsvorit' burning. You m ust wait fo r'th la largo quantity of w ater to boll, w atch the cooking to prevent scorching an d then, whonj the' cooking is done you stop td the' sink and pour about l/S 'o f tile food value down tho drain*- With flame-typo cookory. 204 out of . every dollar you opend for pota« toea, carrots, beets, p e a r and oimila r v a g atab lo a ia fed to th a h u n g ry sewer. rs. Jo se p h a c . PENNEY GQ �■* GAINESV1LLK — GNnr* K. Brewee, II, C w fed in U lieuten­ ant during the CWU War, died at Mi Im m Her, ymterday faltering a pratreeUd lllwee*, Canadian Bankat Op­ As poses Inflation inflation as U n so u n d .S o lu tio n S O M I T H I I I S T O M M I M WINNIPEG r -C a « P ^ O * n >» deprectetten ef rurre octet mail ( m u before better rim** tancorar. Jatkeon Dadd*, general manager of I ha Bank of Montreal, it*t«U la addrtetlnr the anaoal matting af tha Winnipeg Board af Trad* reeeaUy. Mr. Dodd* opposed many of Urn lefUlloeary mho me* wbkh ara being ren.tantly propaend, an tha grapad that such propoail* will not noltf our problami. "Saaw people cooUml th a t Inflatkm would »naha debtor* to pay off what they owed and all couR ther\ mpke a freeh •*#«", l |r . Dqdd* pointed out, "KipeHeaea thawed, that It doaa not work that way—oa the contrary, IntUtion promoted (peculation and ejim m m W people to g* Into debt. Part henna re, tbp ahlftlng of the load fraae the debtor ta tha end* I I t Before normal eoadtlona ran •gain p r* o il. Mr. Dadd* itated, international drbta moat be adfatted; tariff barrier* which hare beryl, c m ted beyond peace-llm* need* meat Et lewerrtJreeiyreealIf, geemllUng pff eachanyea af dread*,' and payment of good*) gov­ ern m**^ expenditure* and ta il* S Four 8 O t | A d Pkga. * T P ■ "jrjttckhgha POTATOES ■ POUNDS White H N M .b u i l M evaporated I L K 14 / 5 Lbe». SUGAR 22^ IONA—Main or Self Riaing 24 lb. lo g 10 IJt. B«S BANANAS Y « i s r ^ r *' ONIONS PRINCE ALBERT TOBACCO J E U r p , » p b g te , KBLLOGG’S lte Lh. Pkg. FLARES, 2 for,. . 1 7 c No, I Whiter 2'. A 5 » N , 3 for !£>MLMy! 2 for.... 1 7 © SALT. 4 for. te Slaa COCOMALT. RaleIon W. W. CEREAL...... OATH, 2 for......... m w S e GRITS orl Z f U MEAL, 10 Ibe..... S v C T S u fik E T T L Velro COlfPRE NOODLRS, » fan I V C Kancy Uiecult FLOUR, 24 lbs..— 9 9 V FREE—1-5 Lb. Chocototeiwlth 1* Lh. Baker* S S a A CHOCOLATE___ Z 2 C No. S Can Cut B E E T S,^ j v t - - 1 | C LONG’S. MEAT IS A-TREAT TO BAT-j t. 221 E. Flrot Stroot Ofpyoilo Pootofflco 43/ Calif. Snowball White Houat v in e g a r 48 lb. bag FLOUR 51 / 9 1 * 4 lb. ctn, 8 lb. ctn Fineat Shortening COMPOUND >5 / 4 9 / U m YeUow pmflt- on nothlftfTSid. lb* «■<* ta il ua dearly-. I t would 'dree ou; cemyeULu* wboto w rretyy >» <Wnr* la ted by Impairment of r r e » t ta depreciate afUt further. and « Wt followed them down and ilowp, our Wporta would finally aj glftn nway. Meantime, wa would ha obllgad t« pay more for cur neee.tl(6u« Impotle, earb e%4 oUnn, wood, mat, pelralmim, elrfc -There la a atroag can/I 'tion la tame quarter* lhat tha Jepreclo­ tion of our dollar would ralea price* of primary prodvet* 'a Canada. Bat thla haa nut worked out la practical, experience*! far example, the price of. when*, did rtaa oral fall with tha rata of 41arount nn opr dilier; on tha con­ trary, on more than one occur Ion price* fell 'when the discount rale rote, and ejrp **rM"> .he, m JA ------------- } ]/ TIN& * SALMON, 2, foje...... 10 PoumU Fancy U. S, No. 1 IRISH Pi neat Granulated drug addict. Ne ropotry, ha continual, *Ttr aate out deiUjerptely to la*ue limited flat moaey, any more t Cauliflower lh. Bupemut OLEO, lb...... California WESTERN POT' ROAST {L em ons* SANFORD Heppyeale 1 T iW tU J doz. 9.-P9IVDER. C E L E R Y , s ta ) Land O' .Sunahlna * B u t t e r , l b . ........ White or Yatlaw I Ox. A| m O n io n s , 3 lb s . 3 Potinda fW R • / 5 6ana 111 * § * BISCU IT FJ SMOKBDTtimisLJNG1 J f m W 'm iM l 4& W W E ST W K m M in g T o tritbucket Toiiit'fSuE’ r Suffnr Curud-Sliced BACON . Boat Fbotla or Helrann'a * Dry Shrimp wwms!* 19 / NOODLES POUNDS >u|d n ■»pc perpup »•* " • w ** 1 0 w JO fc—2 for f Q K Oa^tefi Picnic Libby’a fans. The cube* are only allghtiy 4 n P L A R B 8 ,2 f o r MAYONNAISE* EEJJSH No. I Libby'* U T U N A P IS H , 2 fo r * tuha i‘ PEACHES, 2 for ^ S a W No. I a •‘Eacom EGG'* W S ALMON la oA< papular flehfa I ■ark r u t 1«tal eaten annually lhat poaed they knew,all aha a certain food pukar tha hint Irom a taa.of, Balad," tad nua otter* l ■elected tod prepared n Baled.- The ealrooa ai aid (ha boare removed dlred and peeked la producer* of raw met*Hale may be brought Into balance wit* prime of prwkila of tha factory, th at m ta ria g actlelly and cmplovmeat In ritlea arul to Inr retting the de­ mand for p red arte af th.* term and factory, prodding traffic for 'latlonablp agalr), mo • t C T t U H railwaya and ehlpe, and a iVmaad ru e lead by farmer* and other fay the many other Hereitar> tee*iret which contribute toward the high atandard of Hein* ta which tkla country haa become ac­ re* tom#d and to which ite people are entitled.” fin the lubjet of -urreney In­ flation, Hr. Dodtli traced lie die- ^ - j a F U S IL n u m Aiti> V I O f l A I L I U M S! aetroua effect* In European rountrlea. Ta Ulottrata ha dlaplaytd a w . ns — 4 t w m m *** V i c tim * f u letter potted In Danaig jn OeL H V . u H If you hay«»’L nmr, «wa s r k wo bw *3, 19*3, which hoc* IS pottage o f m i W W ploro r o t W t e g a t IteOM Uko* o t 7* ■tamp*, rarh of 500,000,000 mark*. a total of a,000^00,040 mark*. elan exhibited deflated German mark note* With a face vale# of 5JUO,000,000 marl*, which ha aald at th* old rata of exchange would hare lieen equivalent ta ll^r.j.rmi.aot*, but which at the nay* par were equivalent to OH*. eighth of a cent. No country, he continued, ever apt* out deliberately to lu u t cn. a p A O H g rn w llgilted flat money, any mote than nJI MACAlMmi A �- Nr q j M t m A M l L M J g q i t t I I P W P A . 4 J .4 . , =*’• i f 111*. family of ala parxona that U ' N p r n o H » # » / Q « a « «» m o n »K*» ** i w r U i c t t * s s i i y s e e n fiorn ilor, Jay'a referendum by iMfegates In aUta rvprmvntaliv* dblrkt*. Xka rtlarMkWcrc fat from tomig a n Ahead u rbl% I * fro Opponent* ■ ’XZ.VVl __________ UK) pledged (Rht im r i I01T, Apr. D«l* adidatra plrsVed I* vole for if tha lBth Amendment In amvention next weak were their *Vy opponenta In Du j j t dUtrkla teporting in root i lalurna early Monday night delegate* to the roaeantlun Apr. I» la formally m at Mk.‘ii«*rx'j rule far or igaiaat repeal of tha rolicn'l prohibition taw. In a’l but M l s g W i l s o n ( ’o - O p e r r one of the l‘J di*trleU repo’’.ing. a to s W i t h H e ra ld herwaver, tba r»p«»J candidate*’ tn&rgln* were llbetaL One .-ire.drrl , I n F u rn te h ln jf D a ta In Kent county was cfom-, g irin a f Through the to-oin-ruliiir* «r the (In me Economic IVpnitmenl of Frmimdc High School, Mi*s Maliel AVikon, litotructtr*u-ni-rharg«, The Herald today prrrrnla a*timely nu-al-planninir »er* ice that h> MANHATTAN MARKET J. M IC H A E L C o rn e r Second a n d P lim e ttn Va aff*r fpr Ihb* qrth-r*tj a wide variety of frenh *tg viable* ad* frail of th e hlyhcwl quality at m y law prkca. Korinatanrr: ittringlr** Today T)o> llrrahlaBd U Economic ib-part merit *1 Yoiine Tender Yellow S Q U A S H , lb . Hunch ESIl GREEN Ktir }5 It ia today |HM*ible by j For Adoption Of ju p irr |*'tii< .'tlu eight p r cnt'*' 'e rn e L’.'JI for re|w:il b '" ng.llli.t liu lap ecv count./ c* ’ pie*irei. gnie *.KH f»r rvi*ul »i»l I m i again*l. Ml* t of the rrturn* weie fronl l.uinliex that wire at' ted *'•**■ 1,1. tto each to the invention No it turn* li.nl hern received 'w ny Way**" "*onty (Iw>troil), whi.h wn**STMtn! dl delugaU'. to Ih* rniittnl i in1'h* uggrevale vole from It pt**eitict*, altnough It ind no bear ing nr* the eh", lion of the del ’get*' idiowcd i‘at—1 for ivpvri ui.J ‘JOS, Itunch 7 Chfrry Red i u b a r b , lb , la a r varietlea cf Apple*—Plenty of frlery, CaulUlowrr. Egg­ plant—Nrw and Old I’otalne*; ln fact everything obtainable. ETTER W . 0 . JulibttL* L . (T. K IN A R I) 917 W. F IR S T S T II. E. W E E K L Y 700 W . 9 th HI. P H O N E M50 Da V. W A R R E N L A K E M O N RO E P H O N E 2003 2 Puu nth | Compouni 5 P ounds Nty. 2 C an O sceola MEAL 8? Peaches 10/ \\ 19^ Tissue 10/ in e g a r I S / T E A A ntlm sadur T oilet Lb. U p to n 's 3 rolls I P t. J u r O v er Sen M ayonnnlsc o r iWDER , 10/ C am ay H ath Spoutfe F re e 4 0 *. <?an BLACK SOAP 2 bars 11 / Sw im uatleo MATCHES 10 / carom O ver S e a M A CA RO N I n r SPA G H ETTI 2 p lv jx s . ir ,c Itr*#|e,- l;', k>i| IM tlC S S iN t I'ltitfJ'v- VcJiirie (ira iii L L W W R O S K R IC E ' 5 L b s. 15c O n ! " _______ B e tte r F o o d S to re s Mukc at* urgent bid Tor jntir hunlnct * fur Ihe fnj-' h.wiug riawnut Munir Owned llumc Gprrulrd Thr IW ilx Slay In Hanford linn—1 Wright** free IklD rry We liar* No Dig Do*-* To Tall Go Whit We fa n And Can’t I)** (hir tilmra Arr Clean And I p To Dale. Wr Arc tu n r NrlshEora N o. 2 C an O ver S ea B aby Ix irn a K o r D im p le M a r ­ ro w Pea» 24 lb s . G u a r n iite e d F lo u r 5 T S bceoIAXtlUi 1 TOFFEE lb. 19 / 1 fltn iil. (Jre e n | (Kiser Ale Evcnfliy n MILK ■ Neiil)K|l h a f* A -%*» lb. 7 l-2c | APPLES 5 lbs. 25c C R A C K L ES, tiku. . Ihiffi'l RICK, phg. I’tlffcil W H E A T , phit. blnvae i,i I’lciiii i i ■ W ( |* | Larne Juml>o PEANUTS E~* ’T" A V R N U E I 'p r o H ouse C re a m e ry C b u n try M«ual i ll Lake r n c a n (o c n t b y . W"W , A »uc* cur* for tmtole** mraln and uver-wutked budget*, ilral at l-'orre*! tlatrhrT* faeh tirnctr* and Meal*. The varied relation nf choice food* at low price* m ian. hotter mrnl* at a SAVING to rour I udgrt. Saiifiird'* only aulhorin-d dealer far llattlc Crcvh health fnod*. A huair-lown alore of friendly mrrvira with humr-tuwn Interr»ta at hraft. ................ | HP R O D U C E Y a c h t C lu b O H , n o t h in ' O N LY P O P S A ID l • \b o W ERB A t Q U A C K Oo c t o Q Ur lid (In Ihilkl A RM O U R'S R IN D L E S S S L IC E D *f * onty'a worth In trua fcod-vahre. NATIONAL BISCUIT CQMPAM^. M a x w e ll A L L I E S . A L L CftLOHS Steak 5 Pound* 1 11 (>z. J a r A pple m u ll or tar*»■*!** packaRt. 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Gnu I’renihr A P P L E S A IU K U III Va-u Mniiaicl, |*ur» Fruit PRESERV ES m iT T E R . 2 fo r o q Nn. J S Gan Mmiar h ( \ M A PR IC O TS Nn. I '*u Mu much A S Red Riutpberrica. m O No. 25» Can* Monatcii Hell Q Q P R U N E S . 2 fu r £ 9 Nn. t Tull, t an Yr.iht t lu v Royal »Aun *A C C H E R R IE S . 2 fpr N, . I T«l| Gnu Mdiiar.li F ru it for S a iu d :,. X . V Hundtiruit I E A T S P E C I A L S 'T O lll* -l-u U from !l»b> lL*-f J P ,K8— Club nr Itound, lb. X i ' Wcltit.—Gut* from llnby llcwf *4 C ;■ ROAST. III. lf.c tind ± Z K K U IT S a n d It- St N o. *1 IR IS H K c II o j s k ’ s V K tiU T / T POTATOES 15 / IgHj. ( H O PS. 2 Ibn. P t . Ih....... fA L , R0,A S1, pi-uncl o ’! . ** POTATOES 10 lbs. 15c CHOPS 2 lbs. 25c I a lii Muuniih (In:, t'ktt » ■ FOOD of W H E A T , 19 / 1 «•W---——- - - — -■■' ——~ - leered ingredient*, Mitniilcally ndcfw nctM t-Jfom c O am ctLand, O p e ra ted SALT...................... (lENUINy 8CBING LAMB I^PWt* fDRRfSJSCHEl’S G u a ra n te e Lotllu 2 Tnll o r 1 Syittll 7 (iittKcr Ale 3 Im» K , A b s o lu te M o n ey x r O tr tL like Pcrmlum TUkci for tha X »*ma r*,M<n that millioa* of where prclcr ihft* Under, lUky cr»ckct». Thm’a Bake Tlu re to I’kg Guaranteed While LIMAS jibs. 19 / 1 2 For Melt thr fal lit a kettle, add the (hupped onion, cider) and potato. Cover with boiling water mid aiminer gently until the celery ami potato*-* are teltder. Add '.a lt, pepper nml uiitk. Iloal well and thicken with Ihe Hour which ha* been piblied . rjilmilh ill'" (nlll ‘.piHin* iif water. Ju*t Imfore erving add Ihe haul imikod egg*' i':oppe,| llm>. WEDNESDAY Iit oak fa. I Oat meal, mango t ATfkK IVlill* 1! cufxt nteni.l apple*, it tuMe* Juk*'. loa*t, cocoa or coffee, Dinnri Vegvlahle *oup, luaelr,; d«io|i* .lUgnr, t i p evaornled tullk. bread. Sten app'o. nftn •oaking ill hot | Sup|ier Macaroni and clieenc, liirntp green*, m m lurad, cho*». water and inm.i ami add .iigar.j Heat the evaporatl'il milk 111 * late milk khaki*. doahle Iwdler IA minute*. I h i l l , THURSDAY thoroughly ami whip. Add the ap -1 llrenkfnut (■rrcjwf rnll. g rit’, plea and continue whipping, pom lied egp., loa.t, coffee or in ­ h EGOS A I.A KING cur*. ___ . u.ti, Junri Hpikiul mui*. .c. milk, l . Dinner Cieam of aalery' »o5p.' rup vegetable liquid, h t. butler, uraog*' ehullcake. L t. flnur. I c. pen*, 1 r. carroty. Supper—Rrleil Ii*h, *t<Ad to % r. ridery, I »llre onion, *1 t. maloc*. Iwktxl putatuce. ■ml Took vegetable, in Imiling wait - 1 KIIIDAY llcrakfa*t Oatmeal, arnngc ed water nnlil lender an,| drain. Make a while enure of Imllrr, June, timxl, coffee or cocoa. D inner--fleam of imtato roup, flour, milk ami vegetable lli|tlhl. (Jiiarler nr *llct. hard Ixtiled egg*. hr* ltd, rour milk gin gee hr* ml. Sup|>cre-Egg* a la King *«r*vd Add egg* and vegetable* to »uuee en mound* of rite, fruit cup, or* and nerve. il DREAM StilH'S. aat-.r., hanamt*. lire, nnc rup of .trained vegr talde pulp In one to two rup* id SATURDAY r.rn k fa d .' dinner and nipper to thin white *auer. In xupplled with- M t-avrr arliele* 7 SUMMER HA I. AD. u* iie*i*"l by the Bhaiae wife, It erated carrot.*. ’< grated cab* I liage, 1 rup clmppeil relery. Mixl with .mult uiiiounl Milad dre*-j king. Oath* twtkta*. Mot* Itndt. And a wbnlt won. Itwr .toil n i t »*J .iMrnt on a fancttil in Natln*.l Bio (tn io a ru r , He * . l4*hh,New Yeah. Hirttkfaal • lli*|'.-fi*iit ■cram* bled egg*, glil* ami butler, loa.t, toffee. Dinner—Cream of carrot „nup. peanut butter numlwichc*, pi line whip. _ Supper . IV.tatu-. claw, aunmuie mind, milk .hake. JQ 1 rB rtto iW ^ - H E N S , IK 1 1 ft F R Y E R S , l b , _____ I oif powder, t idol |.y cup xuxnr, RUNDAY Hir.ikfnjst - (Jinprfnill, moct!| fUiornig, ' i .,|t, | cup milk. »■ hi mn.i mill eju?'** Itwisl* ttiffrt* or Ini cup .hnrtrnlng. iStlt flour, lutking |H,wiler. .aft corn*. Diniinr • lleef >lew, rule .law; m'n mixing l„i»|. To rhiirtcning »tn»wlierrie*!‘ wtoppl'd lUlillcd mid tlw remaining iiigicdirnt. mid h u t IhnniiiKldv for nnc or two cic.no. one rgg enko, ten. Supper- t reum of polnlo miup, minuly. Add to dry tngirdirnt t all at ogre and hvul atm it two' .not )■>tlovei n from dinner. iWInot,-, noire, t’our into area****! i MONDAY Hi rnli flint Oianae jilke, oat ■ .mil flouretl pnn and l<ake in iuihIerate oven alomt thirty mlnutex mcnl, lou.t, toffee nr cocoa. Dinner t ’reniu of lomut,i .imp,j I I'td.KRI CIIDWDKU I ipmrt fineiy diced rrlcry. 'd loa.trd looad. rboiuluU' coin' tahle.|ioon. flour, .'I large pota Stattli pudding. lot*., ilierd, I 1. I rail, 'i t. pepper, Supper—Celery chowder, apple one union, tlicril. I ifcurl milk, '! whip. hard cuoke,| egg*. lb s . L a r d B a rk Say millions r Mum* ami rgB* nt* TU E S D A Y 3ATUHDAY, Al'TL ljlh anil MUNUAY. APR. 10lh f JO H N A N D E S 2 0 th a n d F re n ch P H O N E 7*17*W "ft* >■•<'1.1 aroa»»ati t„ eliminate the MU '* t n'<lih‘r,i for making: <!lievllon» babe in yaia af l<anl< i tiile II. V. flcUhcr irplcM tthig Ih*' a*«> mti- ii i'l rodwvy » u u > ti\i *. n*k. ! lfc.ii lull road* lie ex- purehu.c the following article* of) O v L U rilltS S food that will tup ply a family o ft • I Conti mint irom f l i t On*l ■lx perron* for oh* wa*k if dnilyjnn the l-enk, „f mrporatfon*. th e’ port wn.tlu- J -h meal monun that ara print**! bu-j fipht ncMnit watered atuck will be ng,, <f ih low am follow**!: , "J Itln »p*rnrorrd I.) ih Six pound* of flour, !0 lar*»J'^The nlUllv inquiry,_ h* *ald.| |uiMlrj i lfi.|,rrii ran* of miU*. twa pound* of No-coo. nn# poun*l of cocoa, one eiithth i of n | mu ml of tea, five you ml* af •urur. two pound* ’;**<'h drt«*l t eu.- and dried b*'*nd| one pound of Iincon, one* pint n»ola**e», two lumd* of rahbaice. IM) egg*, ona pound tire, on* pound vhovse, one foluoon * Ml', no afiermath of box macaroni, one bunvlt tumin*.. • f*o! utr fin .me committee in. angc* nod grapefruit, seven loaves dilution of iho (loinlinn of I't In end, ir> pound* of potato*’*, it'iun i-oo pi (he ttnilrd two Imnchra of ram d*. foil.* lie*. w i. c l . olrtml hy Ihe Ju. ,tnlk> celery, one pound onion*. iary cominitt.e m junlifird by I’ "1'' All recipe* were MX hxminM. ntv box grit*. three d miiiiiv .oil ueecaxarv "on I npproved by girl* of pen mix' of ’futr; two poomh* larrl, half of t hi Anierhan pro pit " hrorwonlc Department: fi nr No. 1! cam* of tiiniulocs, one HKAl.-yS AND KCGS In macaroni, one bunch turnip*. • *up» of rooked oatmenl I**uli’ii egga. t'ook in S a tu r d a y S p e c ia ls ’poor of Ixtroil fat ju*t rtmkcd. W .H U W .J H .K A J i t ■»W . . . iudl.xhcw — (irre n (liiluns AIhtrwlry— Cnmrir* ft Kali?— M u stard [£ Heeli*—T u rn ip s F R I D A T .J ^ B I L 1 IdR ho/R ilW iur 4 Poundn |,(Ig g . POIIk. B unch CARROTS f=» � 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 07, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 07, 1933. 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TV* - . I >,1 THE WEATHKH r» ir tonight iid Friday. Some­ what ceokr tealikl. AN INDEPENDENT tUlLY NEWSPAPER T an FORD. FLORIDA, THURSDAY, APRIL •. IMS Roosevelt Order Provides PenaltyFor Gold Hoarders A fter May First CUES ANSWER Apr. S—Utrn n u iE F id n Beer Bill B rought U p At T«llshs«see PhvCMta A C m NUMBER 1S7 -n BILL EXTENDS Legislative Action DEADLINE FOR To Extend Right To TAX PAYMENTS VotelnThisCounty TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 6 . 9Fv- A bill te- legali*o 3JJ fervent leer aad two bill* Us provide state reaventloos for turning lUM.OOO.OOO In currency WASHINGTON. rallfb-stH-n of repeal of na­ Prvsldent Boooevalt foothod out to th t bonk, in tho b ut ftw work, tional prohibition were Introfor th* . hot a, equally datanalnad to got dqce.I in th* llouae today. The ' with o fonool ordor at thoae who are atUI hoarding. Wir Mil was Introduced hy Resolution E n f r a n ­ Senate Passes Meas­ providing poemltloo after May I. More than 1600,000.000 of the No Reduction AtPres- Reps, lewis and Bass of Palm In lha iaaaa dnutle decree ho money returned to the hanks was chising 3600 Resi­ Reach. Itooth of Pinellas and u r e Setting Final ent Time PoswiMe, r» t tho notional fold supply un- In form of gold and gold certifi­ Rsnner of Martin ami was re­ dents Is Passed By Date On June 1st; Says M anagerlnKk ferred to the committee on ivfdlng a cate*. However, on Apr. 3 Ihrre controlled relaxation hi tho prosstill outstanding IIJ0.1.Senate And flo rto flaane, and taxation w hih Short Session Out plaining P o s itio n railed omborfo far tegftlmate do- 9*9.549 ln gold certificate.. ’ n meeting to consider mootic aad foreign tranaoctJono. Apparently convinced some of TALLAHASSEE, Apr. r t-O V Through the9 effortn of The Florida Tower and I »»*»* th* measure thl* aftemodp. Virtually Ml poraona holding the gnld hoarders were wailing Co’s, answer to the City of San­ The heer bill as Introduced iiy The Florida Senate today unan­ State Senator J. J. ParrWh mom than 9100 In gold or gold for Ihe government to Uaue a ford's demood on Mar. * that a the group of legislators calls imously passed a hill ettending Appeals To Governor and Representative R. J, rortffkatoo woro direct'd by the formal ordtr, tho President acted. new schedule of olectrk rates that for Ihe immediate aale of Ihe 1937 tax payment deadline — T G - ^ e « W ’A « y - 4 ^ a n ^ H y 'i ) W 7 r 'i f n r 7 i ; K ? r 6 r Y f ! V * to t o n their aupply By hi* order R^aevett obtained , r, -r* ,.o n ab l., Ju.i sgd. ■*«#»: H ' Jtill. NuU. I-fssswi*WptTT W W lteTT iriwuY a T tc tu .th a ^ lr it^ X M lU a .iU U n iM a M nla w and af the n .t i.n .l * *»uli inflftT r II din 3(i ilij* ' •* 1mines law. Governor hhnlts Cutting Efficiency Florida Legislature turned * 27 to nln* egainet a resolution by or face a maximum penalty of gold supply. apply that "fl to difficult for ur to cw»- sdvoratrd such action la his their attention on Reminslo Senator MacWllllom*. St. Augus­ $16,600 floe a r 10 years imprison The edict authorise* the secre­ aid«r a rmt« reduction at ill* message Tuesday. The heer tine railing for final adjournment Th* Board cf Public Instruction County during the paat SI tary of th t treasury to Issuo li­ eat, ar both. bill would legalise th* posses­ May 19 or after a 48-day session. of Semlnol# County yesterday hours and aa n result only censes for obtaining gold for In­ The This answer was made orally sion, manufacture, tale, and Mar Williams urged the adoption joined a state-wld# appeal to tel slated i t Uw siproaslon af du*trial requirements, eiporto- before members of the City Com- transportation of “beer lager, of his retojijlion in Ihe Interest Florid*'* legislator* and Gover­ the algnature of Governor eoerfVksnts by tbo pnhlle In' ra(Contleraad On Oi Png* Pour) mlselon meeting In special seeaWrt heer. air, port win#, end simi­ of economy spying • short session nor Dave Hholta that careful Sholtz In now needed to mnke at the City Had with II. N- Cote- lar fermented malt or vinous would savo th# state $18,000 oe conslitrratlon h# given to any it poaaible for approximately man. local.m tna**r of tho poeer liquor of fruit Juke" renUinmore. Senators ros# from all measure that will In any way Im­ 3600 residents of this county to Ing ant more than 8.2 percent company as spokesman. parts of the chamber to civ# as­ pair the efficiency of tho state's become voters In next Wednes­ Tho answer w aj accepted with alcohol by weight I t would lmsurances of their desire for sp##1! pcb'le school system. day’* special slrHion. In monthly session at th* Court but little tomisent upon lb* pert peee taxes ^ all such hrver-. and economy but spoke against Senator Parrish, who heard tha House, th* hoard approved two of tho CommUolonrr* who lis­ ages sold In Florida. All taxes Ihe revolution as unwlie. A sim­ Senate pass his bill yesterday eoHerted under th* act would letters that will be sent to all tened Intently as Mr. Coleman, fur which permits all voter* qualified ilar resolution la pending In *h« tegte'ator* within a f»w day*. la th# last general election to more than half an hour pr/»ent*d be paid Into the public free House. school fund* and failure lo pey Reading of thes* letter* occupied figures, cellmate*, chart*, and A new schedule of price* for au­ almost the rntlr# ssssior, although participate ns voter* or Candi­ court dvclslons as hs oulllewil taxes would ha mad* a mis. tomobile end truck tag*, following a discussion of th* local system's da tea In th# sportal election, toteShip With 104 Pawscn- soms of the tro-ion, why a reduc- demeanor. closely recommendation, of Gov­ financial condition also was made. graphed the Herald thl* morning In rales “Is difficult for us ernor Pave Shalt* *nd starting gen Aboard Runs lion Tho first tetter, which ends th at the bill passed tha House t £ to consider.” from a baale flgur* of | \ I* pr#- with sn expression of "Thanks day, aad la expected to become ,a On Shoal In N ight Mayor V. A: Speer did most of vldrd In a hill introduced In the for effort* In behalf of °ur boy* taw on Monday. th* talklrg fnr the Conimisslunets. F tra minutes luter, a telegram Senate yeiterday. by Senators M. ami gills", asks consideration of HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 8.—W l— was received from ReprrtontaMIAMI. Apr. «. —(A.P.)— HI* questions related mostly to * 0. Harrison. Palmetto; W. C. tho following proposed legislation Operation of tbo public school. U Th* Hpaabb liner Marques lit reduction In commercial lighting Hodges, Tallahassee- II. II. Lewis, affecting th* public sdhool *ys( live Holly stating that th* blit a m in n e r for maslmum benefit C*mills* was ItSTUS booed m d power rates. He sail' that if had passed th* Iftous* without a Marianna, and It. G. Murphy. Zol- tern of the state: th* company would reduce rates for thn child wo* discussed by tbo again today after M a g pulled . . . . . —“ I. - Th# • eonttiroancv a f th* dissenting voir. f# S p rin g * .-----— ' * Florida Cocgross of parente and free of Cerysfert . Reef on ln tho*f tlsssrs o faatv U aJt would Th# MU eliminates th; poll tax Owners of motorcycle, and ear* 17,500.000 state appropriation dis­ pay meat requirement In 1SB9, but taaehars In sessloW her* raster- which she ran aground Tuesday gain many ntw customs'* anJ e bursed to th* 67 counitea on th* end small trueh* welghlag te " day. . . , night. Apparently undamaged larger rolum* of buslaes* fiom retains all other prerequisite* for "Tetrher-Unll" k*sls." than J.DOO pound*, would pay 98 "I would rather lira In a hut th* veaaqL carrying 194 pas* th* present users of power end rating In apodal oh Th* board declare* that "to lighting. Flnaby, Mobilization Of First for tag*. Automobile* weighing and woar ra ta than economise an md a cargo of win** commercial abolish this appropriation would permitting all persona Just before adjournment he said from 2.000 to 3,000 pound*, would recessllato thr raising of county to vote In th* geaeral ote*U*n I# lb* adoration aad character bulld25,000 Recruits T or “We ar* certainly eoriy that y»ur rvst 110 and the plate* for car* Mg of my chOrim*," said Mrs. der her aw* power. to • point far beyond the November to partdpate In repcit offer* u* no rrlk f at thli Forest Work Begins weighing more than 3,000 pounds mlllagv Howard Selby! Weak Palm Baach. ability of th* cltUan* to pay. to­ •poclal tlection. time.” pt.sldent, lnd»pe»lng the aeealon. would cost 70 rant* per hundred* gether with • substantial rblLicWhile an. official count nf tha Mt * Mt Apr. CIV -llsr rot* “Thera must be b tllt Into the rammed aerou ■ coral res' the It* maiki this statement Just WASHINGTON. Apr. S -F to r- weigh!. s' tea) numrar of persona quali­ lion in th* school Urm.' liras of ouv shlldren tho ateangth Spanish liner Mo.huoe »V P«»TO»1- after Commissioner W. A. Lefftef Ida with five will probably Kara Truck* would pay a sliding scale “2. Th* conllnsanra of an ap­ fied In November could M l b# W *hara<t*r Must will permit them >as, carrying UK passengers, a hod said “Well, It looks a* though test representation In anemploy- ranging from I t par hundred­ propriation by th* State to ma#t we're goitg to h*v* to ft>ht this tn.'hacoma the Fedtrml appropriation fof va­ r i ^ ^ 'R n '. t t o U o ^ w ! * J . ^ l g k crew of 111 n td ta cargo ><f wnt* -campa of nny s tile In tbo weight to. 92 par hunJtodweight, cations! Instruction." revra-ecst thing out.* pea ' declared that It Is to whtl* bus** would pay an ad­ Southeast. So far the indkateil Mr. Coleman'* presatUtlon of aground a t C a-yslort Light, ditional (p# for each pasoonger. Tht board bolloves that “Dla- sap that about 3600 perrons run th t value of oduen- sooth of. bora las. night dospils thr company'* raa« had to do with plaaa ar* not definite In all de­ School basis would pay a 928 flat continuing this appropriation vat* e f become fandMatm If they 1Alfred R. W atte »f Woet efforts te shave tv * with her a history of oloctrie rates In Ban- tails but tk« general program rale. . result in a loss of |!000 to this wish tot Palm Bench, state chamber of oven power) ' ’ • ford, th* ■•nnrnl aubloet nf rates, contemplates use of natlonsl for­ On J bm 1. a count of tha num.would tesu.t in • lost of $4000 to Two aeonomy measure* wsrv Commerce precedent soldi She appeared in no Immediate analogous situations that found est* of Florida in every practical rated by thv • Senate yesterday. this county, also th* abolition of bar af persona registered In tbi* “Anyone te n quit but tt takes danger, although sh* listed slight* courts tsklng the sld* of utility manner. Probably tents will, be On* reduces th* pay of attaches part-lime vocational Instruction, county produced 4182 name*. It lompanlcs, anJ finally, a plea for first employed In car* for men. (Continued On Psg* Four I a man to b#4G| life until he all agriculture Instruction, and tho la tatlmatod that deaths tine* closer ronsirliraUon of Ihe prob- Biles fn rtwn ramp* nsa-* Lake from |6 to IS a day, and th* pay curtailment of th* tcahlng of that time have offset the number wina.“- - '. of pages from 14 lo |3 , and the tims fared by both Ihe producer of persons who rV(l»l>«*d bef'.ity will he in Osceola Forest, other sharply curtail* thu number Home Economics." "Ysars ago”, ha said, “wo began ind ronsumrr. t« bat Id a beautiful state with Missing Yawl Seen revering parts of Columbia, Ha­ nf socrtUrie* for th* committees. "3. A Constitutional amendment twp*. June and Oct. 15 when th* pnintrd out lh a| ln IP'JO, bo- ke' anil Hamilton rountle*. Sites wonderful opportunities and heri­ providing for a new sst-up In the registration books wrro closed, To West Of Havana for*ftp hi* (ompany took ovsr the for two others |n the vicinities of Only th# major commit!*** will edurstloral system of th* Slate so that the number of person* tage. Now It la our herltagn to go hav# secretaries. Th# Renat* also local power plant, th* top mi* on.” •. .■.# Cretlview and Milton cover Choc- cut witness fees for person* sum­ *o as to provide for g state board rvgtstorad is about 4162 a* bifora. HAVANA, Apr. e.«-UP)-M*m. Tha highest number nf vote* Royal McCruody and Elolaa bora of th* crew of the yacht in ffarford for general lighting tawhatiffiee Forest including parts moned to appear before commit­ of education elected for four was 18 cents per kilowatt hour of Walton,Okaloosa years, with overlapping terms, cast In any of th* varloua races and Santa tees from »3.80 to 92 a day. Xing, both of Miami, w ltntra In Cynosure which arrived lot* last and nine cents per kilowatt boor Rose counties, while * fifth camp having the power to select and ap­ In Navaaber was 3152, In the tbo oratorical contest sponsored lig h t In a tie* from St. PrtrrsTho first racing legislation nf for rooking. In 19.14, the general by tho P.-T. A., were among other burg toc'sy reported they sighted Hlhting rat* wwt redaced to 13 in Ihe vieinity oj Ocala at Ocala the 1933 legislative sc-slon was point a Stale Commissioner of governor's rac*. In olhtr words, speakers. th* missing yawl Irondrquolt yes* {enta p*r kwh, the top rate for National Forest rovers portions of sponsored In the Senat, yestenlay Education, supp'auting th* offlra sltheugh about 3800 were quaH"Never In the history of tho terday far to th* west of Havana large power was re<tired to five Marlon, l-ake and Putnam 'oun* hy Senator Bernard II- English, of State Superintendent of In­ Had, only a tew more than 3188 struction. Further, to provide actually voted, for (hire were public schools baa tbora been soehj harbor and that aho probably will certs per kwh, and the top rate ties. Lake City. county hoards of education of flvo several ballot* declared void. dire need for school services”, said arrive today. for cooking and power remained lie submitted » bill which would members elected for four year* Included In th* list of approri^ James S. Rlckant, executive sec­ I Hr T te assseUte* Trees! Much nneaalMss has been frit at nine rent* per kwh. increase th# State'- take from the with overlapping teims, with pow­ mataly 3600 names ar* lorwa ' retary of the Fieridn Education for th* boat and crew with all th* Mobilisation nf the first 25.000 “fn 1925". he said, “whkh was Association. “Privation found in real of th# fleet of t t IKtl# craft thr time when w* commenced recruits for Ihe conservstlon present 3 per cent to 8 |»*r cent er to select end appoint w county namts of person* who wsre quali­ away homes today makes It man­ cither In pdtt or accounted for. operation of the^,Sanford proper- corps will he started today with of the total contribution* In sli superintendent of education with fied after th* November elections ' qualifications prescribed by th* and Dp to and Including 8afunfi)F datory that the schools continue C. G. Taket, Tampa, Is owner end Gee, th* tApVet rate for genaral four government department* part-mutual pools. He also would require payment State of Florida." Mar. II, 1933. ~ their program that will guarantee commander of th# Irsndsquolt. lighting was further reduced to speeding preparations In a bustThe second letter that will bo to the Stale treasurer nf IS per th* futarW welfare of our chU(Coi^inuen on Fag* Three) (Con|inu*d On Pag* Four) cent of all money* paid for admts- •»nt to all legislators within lha ■drra.* nvst 10 day* again sat forth th# (Continued On Itagt Two) “The Child Tomorrow” was tho Parrish la Named On view, of th* Board, which open* coaftrenra them*, stressed by the letter with the statement that Senate Committees Mrs. Selby la tba opening sdilrtss. MThc Irngth of lh« school year Mr*. Makolm McClelland. JackIn our public sthooU for the n n t State Rentier J. J. Parish has sonvlD*. was mad* president. Mrs. two yrars end perhaps fop ■ long­ W, Sumner Coray, of Daytona been named t* a member of seven er period depend* on this session Baach, and Mrs. Harry Hum- standing rommltteea of th* 1933 Forty-three marriage lirense.il Ferguson, Hanford, In Emma I . (Continued on 1’a g , Two) - Al sundown y«et*rday * t >hrtev, of Jackaonvillo, war* Florid* Senate, according to ad­ were Issued at tha office* of t^iua* Milter, Hanford; Kells Campbell, •f 91084 in rsab and pledges dhh vice* reach tag Ml* today. named vho presidents. ly Judge J. 0 . Kharon during Quincy, in Lteste Ibilo, Hanford! turned In by I ho local army of mvn He was named a t chairman of March, according to officials flg -lj. T. Srolt, Hanford, to le-rnlev Martin L. Poitfer Chairmen a f tho various sctltlTALLAWA88EE. Ar. «.-(«*• and woman volunteer workerg.tei tho C ttn a FtulU committee, and TfW te Uaa appointed Ay tho board of urea released today by Mrs. Cas-j Hatcher, Sanford; Henry N rilry, Senator* Introduced 48 new bill* Dies From Illness th* annual budget appeal for |ha was named a member of th* fol asonagvrs ware: sandra Sehults, assistant to Judge | Sanford, to Rsbec'a Lamons, San and resolutions ad-llnr them .to local Bslvstlon Army Post 'rp* Approprlamittete lewtng Mrs. H. B. HaUhlson, Temps, Martin L Pnrtilr, 46, resident of quiramants for the coming year. County Organl- Hhaion. Hliteen were Issued tn ford) Itenjamln Harris, Orl*n<lo, 40 ysstlrday. Among th-m were lions, B< pdraatdaacber publications! Mrs. satiors, ' "B", MUcalV white rnuples and X7 wer. Issued to Bertha Rlchardaon. Orlando; hill* to abolish the stale game Hsnford for the past nln* years, Fifty percent of thle sum was In James Coe, Psasacvte, Child Wei| Jam** MrRae, Sanford, to (loll* department and plsee iu work died at his horn*. 80s E. 3rd 8t„ aasli. Fublk Roads and to colored couple*, far* augaslM ; Mrs. Wallace Bar- Highways, They are as follows; i Ashley. Hsnford; Janies l-ong, Linder sheriffs and ronnlahles, last night at about I M o o'clock. Tomorrow morning two d m Rates and Procedkour, Miami Beach, B< safety; Mr*. ats. While roupleoi Till!* Money,| Hanford, to Deatrlc* l-ee, Sanford; abolish th t stale hotel commis­ H« had been ill for th* past six lions af women worker* from tfyi ' CaswsD, OrUndo, radio week*. Apopka, to Alate Lacarua, Apop-IJsm e, McDonald, Hanford, to Jt*> sion, repeal the state herber law, Flrdt Christian and First Presby­ Mrs. Jobs Campbell, Funeral services will . be held terian church** will make another ka; Edgar Pavia, Jr., Chicago, la tie Anderson. Hanford; Altaway abolish th t motor velcle deport­ Miami legislation. Euls M. I’ittman, DoLand; Homer Baker, Hanford, to Agnos Hailey, ment, aad place the work upder from th* Erickson Funeral Home follow-up drive ln an e f f o r t'I n ' Boat Searching For Scott, the comptroller, office, limit tomorrow afternoon a t Mrs. Georg* Smith, 4:00 stcur# further contributor* toward . Umgwood,~ to Kola Mae Hanford. Oi •each, thrift! Mr*. K. T. Thomas, Akron Findk OUSpot Rurlal will be In Ever- th* 12800 goal that hru been qpL Also, George Washington. San­ bondholders brlpging mandamus o’clock. Fouraker. Ixngwood; W. R. Wil­ Miami Beach, program planning, kins, Lake Helen to Etta Far ford, to Torrance Thoms*. Dsn- action against rltlev, counties, rrecn Cemetery with Rev. Smith Th* drive la expocted to cquMr*. J. A. Austin, Miami, CAPE MAt. New Jsrssy, Apr. Halley, Richmond, Ky.| IhmaM O. ford; A«a Prndlstnn, Hanford, to •nd taxing d ltlri't- to their Hardin of tho First Msthodisl ttaua through Saturday. A tag character sdoration. The conran- 8.—UFy—A pdlrvt boat, searching Young, Sanford, to Beatrice Mar Artie IL Washington. Sanford; thara of funds available rather Church, assisted hy Rav. Wm. P. day f*l*d will be conducted on ‘Jon will *ad today. foe thr wrtekage of tho Akron Corson, Hanford; Otla W. Hloan. James Ferguson, Hanford. l<> Ruby than allowing them to collect Brooks, Jr., of th* First Baptist dowutoivfl etrveta that dey lqna today reported finding a targe Rcrrsfnrd, In Myrtle Rmith, IteHanford; James Singletary, fund* la full at the espense of Church, officiating. final affart to reach th# quote *U slick. 93 milts east ef Little Lamt; l-nwell Cummings, Winter Pallbearers wll| be: C. E. Ben- that ha* been named aa r*pr*se$(-. to Jeanle Mercer. San­ other bondholders, to allow tasMan I b Rescued Off Egg Islet * Ihort dlslan'* from llaern, to Euls Faarson, Hanford; ford! Johnnie Jones. Hanford lo lag district* to purrhaie (heir Inn, A. J. Leasing, f. J. Braekin, Ing tba actual need* of the locql * Urn aapreoed iodatlon where th* Alton' L»nd. Forrat CKf, to Nel- Attgi's Ms* Bacon, Sanford; Wal- own bond* below par, to abolish Georg* Carver, W. A. Hopkins and post for another year. J., Coast By Steam er gibat Mtahlo' leek tte plange. lio Dunks. Prlandot Jamea H. Rus­ tev 8. Murray, Titusville,*to Ce­ all ad valortm loses for stair J J. Wad*. At A m*4tlng held a t Cam patlri. Under the dtfvetloh of th* craloer sell, Orlando, to Ethel V. Keene, ntra Happ, Titusville; Johnnie purposes, to require counties to Mr. Torter was a well-known Hskdqdkrters l | Um Melach BuGda_a-,lt| liprtM _____I’fg Portland twv tags wUI begin Windcmerr; Uwla Lynn. DuLand. Johnson. Hartford, to Mary O’Ntal pax clll«v eas-hslf of th* road Ineal live vinrk dealer. H* was .. 8T W rwtelag dk 'dragging operation*. to Vlrcy Norman, DoLand; Huston Hanford; Arthur Du Hart. Sanford, and beldg* tax collection*. horn in Cummlnga, Ga„ on Oct. Uiat th* final report 23, IMHO. K'.-rvIrlng him ara hU Newsome. Mt. (torn, to Viola Wil­ to C- Grata, Banfuid; Henry D id tba quota reached and widow, Mrs. Assi* Porter, a Edliams, ML Dora; There* Adam*, vrarh of tb# post will go aa end L o irrrrr, to condu ct daughter, Miss Evelyn Porter, and »:s; m vtted Orlando, to llela* P tatt, Orlando; ' Interruption u* In tan r i_ i* President * son, Wanslsy Porter, all of Ban- paal. John Partin. Maitland, to Thelma Haaferd.-to Baby Gordon. San- i To nYlsit ford; two brothers, Lev Porter by Heyward Walker, Hall, Altamonte 8pvtog*. Four ford; M- M. Jshnron, Sanford, to Sanford; Uojr* ( WASHINGTON. Apr. l ^ f f f V - and Hugh Porter, of Atlanta; hi* wardrn ef Holy CraerEfla- white cooplev warn granted II- Floraneo Gandy, YET KHAN DIES hot lher4 aakqd (bat their Fovguln, Sanford, to Gotrg Minlslrr Ramsey Mac- mother. Mr*. Rsbocca Porter of eefai Charth, that Ikn Rev. ,H. h* wiihhaH' K«*te ar# n s - May Ganna. Sanford; D # v l_ at Orest Britain today Cummings, (I*., aad flvo sisters, Irving Loutilt, farmer vertor of LLE - Georg* X. Hanford, to Dorothy Olovof Sanford, ■ formally Invited to visit Mrs. W. D. Childrens and Mr*. G. tAe skprcb herv^wlll hdd.Mrvko* Confoderato llsutenI Eddi# Ore**. “ ' ro couplsat Jack | Roosovslt l„ Washing- W. Wilbanks, of Cordate, G*., Mrs. Ute O rt War. died H II Harris. Saaf. to talk over world problem*, Tom Martin, and Mr*. Buraia Bur­ ra today f o l i o ^ a , Sanford, to was aadaratood th at MacDen- row* of til burn. O s , aad mi . ^ wquld sail la aboa) 10 day*. Minnie Porter of Cuaastags, 0 a. .‘Sanford. SCHOOL BOARD ON RECORD AGAINST HURTING SYSTEM i h u t p v t o f .th e c o u n try ■off ,»hs tf«*r-be*r At U|:0t A. M. local n a fe n K ru r^ i the tale of ■&-2 percent by w e lfn t o r fo u r | f p|OM i t l l l l M ir «t toon M •Iw tl/'w h U . others, . * * JvUte* 0uvtl*i at mid. M r t w r prill not U <te­ *‘ * ' 'a#t lira*. . Mt specific ) » Mrist of tho k*iUI otNen to legalthrow tho m ight p m ld o il of tbo A*s*n rootortUjr welcoming In tho early r» v i # ilr l a r o in t ___m oM not ho » r t e until • • urod curtate that .flaw Into atain* citioo aoon oftor tho -their. Intention of A*h#qp*t » i*rp “ t*° . e f t t . / t o h , * o m r t boforo A. &aoth, Jr„ president AabMMr*bUKh—only OMOJba rnotahetr t a . l t U olo-oah) • fc ’S n M l Im**!*#" *O P#rt teI .aoeh . MU .Ufdw .. without l eonaoltln* Rudolph Huber, .iptw ldent of Anhauoor-BuKi; In 'v k a f proaWant of tho iuo> PhlUdolphla - and Chicago. •Aid* hrawsr* oald **•«• would .(Cowt&uad o a Pam four) World hedulcd ng , Camp No Wprid. hold Kb School 'MffM where ?af ImRer Mary, aed P.-T. A. OF STATE SPANISH VESSEL URGES AGAINST IS HARD AGROUND CUTTING SCHOOLS ON FLORIDA REEF S p e a k e r Deprecates AnyEconomizingOn Education OfPupils —______:______ FLORIDA TO GET LARGE SHARE OF JOBLESS CAM PS Salvation Army f Drive W o rk er s Turn In Keporfc Forty-Three Mar riage Licenses Are Issued In March By County Judge 46 New Bills Are Introduced Today In sta te S e n a t e AMMhi i - - - - IS U* i l ■ �' r DIB1LITY IS UNDER F IR E _ C |t£ M Ilty of the state’s princfpal witness last night was i t laaso aa counsel for Ifeywood Patterson, first of ths nine ne­ gro** In the "Scottsboro case" charged with attacking two whit* girt*, taok up tha fight to sate witness**, among them one of tha alleged victim* of th* attack. Sis other person* corroborated detail* of h*r testimony given Monday. Patterson I* th* first of the jMgtoe* to face re-trial since t h a United S t a t e * Supreme Coart tot aside death sentence* imposed two year* ago on saren merits In Chattanooga on tho night of Mar. 24, 1931. ami Dm fallowing day up until tho alleged attack* aboard a freight train In Jackson county, Alabama. Dallaa Ramioy, Chattanooga nigro, taatlflod ho bad »**n,t£o whit* girl* In tho "hobo Judgle" near tho Southern railway water tank on tho moraine before tho attack*. Ho Identified tho acme* In* witno** aa on* of tho girl*. On* of the two, Ramiey laid, aakod him wh*p a train for ftontartlte would pa**, and ho told her » o'clock. "W* c*m* up here hunting a job," the negro laid on* of tho girl* told him, and he referred thorn to the hoiiory mill where ho had been employed a month before. They porilitrd they would return homo aboard a freight, and he teitifled he told them to "hobo back wai a prrtty hard way." I.ator ho laid he m w the gtrli in company with a whit* man near the ipot where the hoboe* usually caught freight*, and then ■aw them and a "whole crowd of whit* and colored boy*" board the train. Eeldenee of ■ conviction of the girl w itnen on a charge of adultery In lluntavill* municl- 1A X O O M WASHINGTON, Apr. Rear Admiral William A. Moffett'i 'own firm faith ht the Akron took him on the great ahip’a last and fateful journey. From the day of It* beginning, Moffett ha* been unshaken In hie devotion to the huge craft'* worthln***. Yesterday. Secretary Swanson disclosed the Vary’* chief ef aeronautic* mad* the issues {H lT lfA t, PARKS ATTENTION—V egetable- truck, aad pedUiers. Per sale, new p*Ul ne. beets. Alan arson onions. C. Chgper, 1 mUa south of Hinderrills on Sanford AvcntM. . HO U S E H O L D O W N E R Issuluw tmm e l *>** i . W. M a r l POTOMAC TAItrm IT * * * • MsMd. ■’hllsd.lshls ». New York 1. Iloainn L Mslllmor# I. snd Jnhaetown t. 4 car* Held for rwon.lxn" i’INCINNATIi Cklrogo I. Detroit 1. i ATLANTA t)IVKnninNH: Noee. SAVANNAH DITKMlnNS:__ Attesss’V ........................... . » " ' ■ RICHMOND DIVKfUIONB: Chi. S E N A T E ACTS TO WIDEN VOTE IN THIS COUNTY (Continued From Page One) the government of Florida, lr* S e n a te yesterday formally launched uion the twenty-fourth hlcrnbl Kssdon, organised and mat In joint ***«lnn with the House of Representatives to hr*r the biennial message from Gov. Sholti. ITomptly at high noon, Senator Pat Whitaksr, Tamp*, president of the Senate two year* ago, Burroughs add-Elect--------W 7A 0 Cash Register, good — 33-00 Hundstrsnd a d d la g ---- — IOJO Maltlgraph Ns. H , fine. HJO Corona parteble ----------- I 0A 0 Underwood pertabl*-4B.. 2130 U C. Smith Ute I.----- — 3U 0 Rayal 10—new shift----- 0040 Underwood 8-A-L -------- 4U 4 Underwood 6-rery late ... 73.00 Trade your old equipment on these. We hare the machine you need. "I use Blsck-Draucht for eoastV petloo which cause* me to hara headache and disslnes* and tired reeling," writes Mr. R. a Randall, of Tsxarkaaa. Ark. "1 find It very. efftoUr*. I reel Ilk# work after taking Illack Draught." And Ml*. ___ m Randall writ**: Ch“4,T ^ Jr* “ "I taka Blackeissssni Tsatisg Draught for eon- KjfigosLScngTl ,U-P*-U<,? 10.d ^ L E G A L N O T IC E To all (>»dllor». Leg*t*eA DWIrtkotee*. M *11 ._>«r»ons te vlaj Claims or D#»as*w oaolnot •*» K*toa!' ant' soek of you, are k«rskr noUfled sod required to preoeot say claims sod 4s**wU wkldi ¥•*. »r either el.rMNWX Mve *6*1** the eslat* of OUST LIND, dwreoeea, ute of BemlaoIrCoesij. Ptemd*. !• th* Hon JAM. Cl. SHAMOK. Co*•IF Judge of Bemloale County, slfcl* olllce I* Ik* count! Oeurthjjoo I* ganforB. Ramlaal* .Coknty. FNrftdo. within twelv* months Ir*"* »na 0.1. hereof^ ,. . . Everyone accepts the Tact that Barer Aspirin l* the swiftest form of .reW for besdachts. geursIgU. neuritk periodic pUiL-ayd other suffering^ It you've tried ItTyou know. Bdl one need hesitate to taka thaw tablets bctouae V U h lr »P*«1- They err W«- Tb*y will net depress thdTisart..They have no Ul effect of an 1 klAd. Tha rapid relief they hrlii| l* Ada* to th# rapidity with yhich they dissohr*. a So. keep that* tablets bandy, and keep yoor *ad><e<wnte—ftwa ham pain or djscomfotL Cafry tha poekat tin for emsrgeaeiei jbinr tha bottle of 100 fof ita economy. Tha MV reduced pHea bo* rs’moved tha last which constipation causes. I t re- G«o L. Stuart Co. Uaderwsed-Buadatrshd Agta. IS. 8. Main St. Orlando, PI*. stamped with l i b tfoet: BUCK DRAUGHT BELL BOY 13 THAT, Va.tWOUCY IfiA* u Clearing H o u s e Elects G r o w e r s ^ To G o v e m B o d y St—MlacalUaaoua For Sain MIAMI—A woman who gave her name as Marguerita Brineefleld was arrested her# last wet* on inetructioa* from Chicago »*• thorities the waa wanted that# for usual tour' of duty »lnc# he was to retire for shortly. Th# Tweed.r. A*r. 4. l***i ■ANPonn-oviRDo House naval committee, had rec­ Plartda: cl.ar. ommended th* extension of serv- mod.rtic, Warm, llahl wire l> sissd stow. .Too few sol. Il.lt market. MANATKK-SAnASOTS VMAIff*5 Warm, clear. Maullnga If© _ demand alaw, msrkvi si end cIUm iu as a msrk of tho |*- Car loads f.rq. k .him M ic e gnrd in which they hold S-nslor Ik.Bed nn dellcered salt I rana Inti rkersee T. C. Futeh, Leesburg, president craise.portal lodlVIduillr wi uf th* 1933 Senate. Large Dora* pieces ilecorated the presi lent* rostrum while bouquet* were Ufon the desk* of every *«<»*tor. The formalities of orgsnlrslion were completed rapidly, j ustice (lien Terrell, justice of the * I chance to look him over, he cannot Supreme Court, administered the 't e l l y*t ssy whether or not the lad is oath of office to tho new sensurs. rp H going to be ■ permanent fixture in four a t * time. Senator W. C- Hodges, TailstC tt renter field or not. of M.'no»y ,|i f { 4 Practice seiaiona at* held at hsasee, ehslrmsn u n i t Municipal Park every afternoon night's Dsmeorstle caucus re­ at 3:10 o’clock. Th# team need* ported the action of tho earcus In the 1911 many players, and all former high nominating Senator Futeh f*f hat will ’reboot, college, semi-pro or organ- president of the Senate and Sena­ -FtnrMa* lied leaght plijeHTWhS- plan to to r Herbert P. Ca'te, Pm *4"'l-W " two an-j , (ay |n thi« vicinity ta d wl»h lo piesldent pro-ttm, snd the imirnnations were ratiflsd. Senate tinH ill L u m b e r Co. r. I play her* thl* lummer are “nr**1 ployes wore alacted and Justice iirml th e 'to report for pr*ctle* a t one*. Terrel then administered the oath Q u ality M m h a n d la a a t of offlco s i presidsnt and prrsl13th sad Hedy iLiat and prslid an l pro-tem of tho R easo n ab le P ric e s w ith Senate to Senator* Futeh anil t i p s e r v ic e Ph*»* u Senator WhIUker rviinqeUhed the presidential gsrel to Senator Futeh. (Contlnoed From Pag* On*) Distrlrt 3; Pasco, Hernando, Cit­ He* was rompleted anil it was rus, Sumter, and Lake counties— headed for th* lino**. (VC. Holloway and O. JL Kecur, — header* ’’ tn'M he^ S»n*tF“ »5Td Clermont; T. II. Haulier and It. I*. mrnnwhil. they would consider the Conkling, Rustis. House bill to safeguard secret dip­ District 4: Marion, Levy, Alach­ lomatic rode* In order to assure ua, Putnam, Volusia, Flagler, freedom of the press. Th* measure Seminole, and Ht. Johns rnunlles— was refsrrrtl to th# foreign rela­ R A V I TOUR WATCH repaired W. II. t'arn, Ocala; F. II. Collins, . . . Uy. un* who really know* how. tione committee for consideration San klatco; Hen F. Haines. Alta­ today. Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Are. monte Springs; H. J. Nordmann, Whit* demand* came from msn> GORDON’S KEROSENE. Quick directions fdr investigation of the Pel and; H. M. Papworth, Sanfonl snd J. W. Starke, lleresforil. Service, Phone 421. Akron disaster, th* Senate grant­ District 6: Orangs and Osceola ed sweeping power lo It* banking s i isAYED—Silver of Grey Fe* counties—Dr. A. A. Kent, Winter , male Persian cat. Reward for committee for *n Inquiry into pri­ park; W. K. Price and Richard O. Information leading to return. P. vate banking. Compton, Orlando. Th* Senate judiciary committee 0. Box 1606 or C. A. Haines at Ilistrirt A: llrevsrd, Indian Tllvalso voted for a dolay in prose­ Th* Herald office. rr, SI. I.ucie, Martin, Palm llesch, cuting Joseph W. Harriman, New llroward, Dade, Highlands, Okee-j V—Loaj and Found York banker. chobee a n d Glades counties — i Ths Srnat* votnl to continue J \ LOST: One whit* and liver colored today consideration of the flve- Frank P. Heat), Cocoa; 0 . A.| ir. If found deliver to 0. day week, elx hour day legislation liras, Mims; R. R. Gladwin. Foil I i*H, Rose Court, for to­ and agreed to limit debate in order to speed action on it. * During the day an amendment 1-rAutomobOM wa* adopted, with consent of tho t a v f i U L FAIR chtap cars. He­ bill faded ae th* llocse felled to . upas, roadsters a n d exclude from provision* of th# bill tearing, | » to f3S. Rtel 4k Sons, ’fanner* and’ other processors of stsatin dealers. perishable food*. Another smendment, to exclude newspaper*, wa* offered by Renslor Tyding*. Dem­ TBDi Handy man or lady to ocrat, Maryland. Senator Robinson. Democratic I ite r t a new business. 8amtrader, laid he might propose to­ CASH TAID—For clean cotton ’saver, Oen’l. Delivery. day a modification limiting labor rag* at The Herald office. to 36 or 36 hour* a dicted th# measur# would pas* In WATCH, CLOCK AND 'JEWEL­ RY REPAIRINQ AT 0REATLY that form. REDUCED PRICKS, JOHN T. If rhJK M£-1%tT BRADY, 419 PALMETTO AVE nosal to eliminate the two-year (ff|CKNCf DPIRX limitation on th# bii!., After the 12—W attled MAVteUWHIM0j Senate's decision to contlnu. with IS A TBCkRtCfin’. WANTED: . Aulomobii* trail*r. the 30-hour wt«k mtBETiTW, tt* tr* ■msoMm- 4 Reasonable. . Good Condition. rlcultur* committee voted favor­ itorruuiHUT' Tsiepkoos 273-J. County Welfare ably on th* plan for reflnandnc OWADu' > RE— --' mortgage*. . Arthur Dean. New York. wh« who k*ld ha repm ented a num bar of Investor*." *a»d the pro poa*,| bill for Investigation of prlu ite banking waa “a flsfU . The prospect for enved* m.n t on th . ISOOMO.OOO relief THRASHER Apartment*. U p bill faded a House fd te l • t a l r e furnished *pertinent. consider th . messur. Patit and Fourth. Phone 646. the Senate last weak, on techlncal OARAQE APARTMENT. Portly grounds. __ ______ t furnished. 1208 Myrtle At*. J. R.’ Adams. Oemaa# •low.-markes Suit ru rfc* t* look crai,*. waefcee. *-» Ooa t.t f.w h ..l a ll. iwoetlT er*— <-]■ *ea »e*<t».UI’tWl_eeMMorv, able t*ir lo «"di«aey ew iiiy enodltte*. 4-1* 4»*. ftt*11*L *o*Cer all sis— low ae tic. w a n t e d FOR MURDER budget baia Hci* PROGRAM OF P R E S I D E N T IS FORGING AHEAD (Continued From Page One) Ircted from the various district* for next season’s CommltU* of Fifty members, th* district*, coun­ ties included, snd th# representa­ tive* being: District It Polk County-Nor* TBX T Bo o k ? Moffett drove the golden rivet that marked the official start at assembling the Akron In 1929. At it* Chrlotenlng In 1931 be said It represented a work of which aeeryon* connected with It “should be Ju*Uy proud. For 12 continuous year* Moffett has **rvsd s* chief of th* Navy* bureau of aeronautiS. Ordinarily hi* term would Have expired Mar. 1.1. Moffett received order* eon- ITnSHSTBSTTrf*dITt«nAf«W1-the RESULTS RATES lae S n e ; arrive*; -4» i rack, gee»t lee IHerel. .BOND r e lKnl ■Up*tee*-to1 State witnesses yesterday . in­ . w o trttlc t portion* of the girl'* >, testimony concerning her move- cluded W. II, Hill, station agent at Paint Rock, where a little more than two ye*n ago th* ne­ groes and the two alleged vic­ tims were taken from the freight train. Hill tolj of tho arrival of th* train and th* removal of th* negroes from It hy a poose num­ bering between 60 snd 60 men, who lined up to th* water tank. Th* second victim of tho sllegsil attacks Is missing. Her mother ha* slated that she has not been kidnaped. W ANTED co-operation with the Florida State tyarkaUa* •. Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Sanford reprertnUUea.;, f) IS ?0 ^C A U 1N0 MI A HALF-WltJ THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARgY ~amio thm arnemra w HtK ymr.ro 1£ w a r u s r e t u r n % F T O D A Y M IL E S B A C K A C R O SS THE A T L A N T IC TO A BIG C I T Y W H E R E THINGS AREBBUNNUtG WQNAPPCN, SO //ROBAHT IS THIS LINK 11/ OUR STORY. Th a i we SHOui&f'r M ISS ONE WORD OR r n u o * o a a pm o u s r WO SYLYtA GRAY OfT co N reetH ce yoncH ISBOINGTOJARt . PLACE CONCERNING AN M m N SlYE UPeiMTiON 'T O T H t INTERIOR OP a f r ic a . w h ic h ; a t I % �•* 339*93 rh«j Sanford Herald The Beer Deadline W HEN T H E Y CUT DOWN T H E O LD P IN E T R E E ” W h M m r r afUrwaaa t u r n •e a a ir at »**lw t. rtaeti* Shortly after the stroke of twelve tonight. wagons filled with kegH of beer will rumble out Into the night destined to carry their cargo to waiting and sup­ posedly thirsty throats. The word la out that the public in the. 19 states In which beer will be permitted, after April 7 begins. Is planning big celebrations which will help make up for some of the lost time since prohibition went Into effect 13 years ago. However, the president of the United Staten Brewery Association, Jacob Rnppert, han come out strongly against a "carnival" welcoming of .the return of beer. He reasons, and rightly no, that the unbridled celebration of this event will militate against the adoption of beer legislation in other states and may help to revive or emphasize the feeling which has existed against the brew. There can hr no doubt that the contemplated hilarity and the uncontrolled dispensation of beer mav rause a re­ action against the legalization of the beverage and agalnat the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Those who have the real interest of the liquor nituation at htart view with concern the dangern from too much unrestraint. Many of the staunchest enemies of the prohibition law are now the leaden in nn effort lo prove that a controlled liquor trafflr la belter than the bootleg system. It in no wonder that they nre alarmed at the general tendency to THURSDAY, APRIL «. » M “make the nk|» the limit". » In New York State. Governor Lehman, long an oppo­ nent of the Kighteenth Amendment, has licen fighting for BIBLH VEItbE TOR TOIMV legislation which will regulate the sale of liquors in such * H U M AN ADJUSTMENTS: a manner as to eliminate most of the old-time evils. But Leek aot every man on hi* own he is lieing opposed by a strong political faction which ! $ \ Jim r* M'MulIln write* from T eik lamenting the fact that real estate there formerly tenting for IS or RUM) a foot now bring* only IX W# tan ahow ’em lome boom time stuff In Florida that wont tnar*much %uall*< ['Hiviuei kAULEo rr-Awk i \ f to THe’MILL *‘N ID* MAKE A COPFIN 0F% PINE * I TOR THAT SVVeETHEAer'oF MINE «* WHEN THEY 'CUT*DOWN THE OLD Senator Glllls alio Introduced a •erlta of four bills which would rut Ihe fee* nf sheriffs, rlerk* of tb'LCircpil.cPtiri* and juf.jjuula.og Record, sonstable* and J isticc.i of the peace. Th# Hour* reeslvrd tmlay the general appropriations hill from Westbrook of Lake. The bill fol­ lows the recommendation:! nf the Plate budget committee fnr an an­ nual espenditnm of 9IA2IJin<| and was referred to Ihe appropriations committee. Kanner, AVestbrook, Kobineau, Mr*. C. C. Howard, Miss Elisa­ beth McLaughlin, and Ml** Sadie Williams. Mrs. Fr*d L AVIlllams *nlertalned » large n umh»r of little neighbors and friends nl a very delightful b irth ­ day parly rrrenlly In honor of her little daughter, Sara K\elyn, whose sixth birthday wa* so charmingly reh-hrnled. Pt Ixc* for the various game* during tho nfternooir. wer# awarded lo Franroi Hutton and llertha Matey, Mrs. Williams sea* auUtad in caring for Ihe Hills* folk* by Mrs. J . C. Packard, Mrs S. O. rdiinliotser, Mr*. W. F. Fields. Mr*. It. If. Marks, and Mrs. K. J. Holly. T h o ir present were Mildred and May Holly, Katherine Waldron. Mar­ garet Nral, Molly and Atfovrrly Abernathy, Emily Griffin, “ Babe” .'Vhaal, (Illy* Newman, .Beithn Ma*#y, France* ami Junior nat­ ion. Marjorie ami Virginia Pack­ ard. Clifford r-hlnholser, Mfna lltally, Karl Field. Barah ami Thomasvllle Wight, Theresa Ijand, Edna Chittrmlen, and Ethel floodWln Perk IIUL ^ M nr;-|l."l^ Glbaon. whriT''hna lieen rather ill for some time, will Isav* Ihe latler part of this week for her old home In South Cam lira to spand Slim* lime. Mrs. Morton Hopson anil hahy ■ar* spending the wr*k In Kunti* aa lh* rue.it, nf the former'* uncle and aunt, Mr. ami Mrs. E. L. F*rran. Mrs. Jaroh*. nf lakeland, |s Iho rharmlng house r'e s t of Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Connelly tM* week, arriving Sumlay. . •- ' . : ' Another link with an lataresl1 Ing page of hlatory wa* sevcieil Tuesday when Mrs. Kliaaketh ' Custrr died at bar New York home. FHly-saven years sgo, her haabaml, Gen. G*org* Custer, ha l l«ad hla men Into an Indian trap en th# LllH* Bighorn River anil together with practically all tha real of them wai slain. Mrs. Cuater wrote „ t<r.ok on Custer's laet Stand, called “lliiuli and Baddies". Which anyone, who likra mmantic . talrn of plutieer day* In Ihe West, will find icxctling. Chalrtnsn Vinton of tha Boa** tysl rommllt** d*<l*r*a that t»a won't b# #"▼ xklp* ha t i t "Vre laffg* IH thrsa big one* and lost w", ha lament*, saying that th* •* of th* Shtnanumh and th* inn coat th* Halted States tie eight or nine million dollar*. w go#a that romjiar*. with the tro hiwdnd million spent by a'farm board! And with b«w l*h hitter m u lls. 11 any! • ’ll hswrd tbs guts* that there ill b* morn slrihlpy fcullt and kt* ‘hy IMyU.b# ro tommonly eg i i (allroag p illfr'W - waa IHJBM JXI, and H r ; Bond and Slnktec Tond I II8JI90.**. Of th# *33,647.56 baksw 066.90 waa In eaah and $M in kotidv, while (3 IS L 9 i wm to ta l rtp r e s e a tid f i u K i t A la the eloaed Bank. Loogweod School Board On R e c o r d Against Hurting System The Governor^ Pm gram The tnessige of Gov. Slinlty. In the I^ghlntm-p on Turatlay we beliavc will find favor willt n largo majority of the people of Florida. Aa wo nro it, Iho mirroan nf this ad­ ministration, nn well an tho futuro of Florida, dependsnol an much upon the Governor n recommendations na upon the facility with which tho Logfolntiire puts Ihrm inhi offret. For purpoHcu of futuro irfcronro wo hrirfiy Toffrodtice (ho Governor’ll program. Save il, nntl chtik them off an (he LogiHlaturc actn itixui rneli propnual. 1. Legalize liver and auhtnit rv|tenl of the lBlh Amendment to the people for ratification at a utata con­ vention. 2. Retluro the cost of atnte and county government from 2G to 40 per rent. 3. Balance the ulnto budget without increasing taxes. 4. Rcdtlce the cost of automobile license logs. 5. Retain the present seven cent:) a gallon tax on gasoline. . •r . E. W. Rowland has purchased ti. {Mteolidatc cornu state departments, abolish others the Kay reside net al 607 Magnolia nml temporarily dittconlinue certain tdate activities! 7. Reduce Judicial circuits, abolish justice of peace Avtnu*. courts and simplify grand Jury proceedings. 8. Reduce state penaion payments. 9. Give the public achoolt approximately $6,000,000 a year in state funds instead of the $7,600,000 a year re­ quested by the achoole. Give the state part supervision over the schools. 10. Establish state bond debt refunding commission to adjust debts on a basis of.ability to pay. |RD, TWENTY YEARS AGO fully entertained th* E atrs Neon Bridg* Club W*dn4*day aft*rtxxwi Mrs. Gertrud* Ks«ly made the highest store and - woa th* deck ot. a id s . After en peaaaatly spent playing card*, drtirlou* plnroppl* sherhvrt and wafers wsr* served by th* host***. Mr*. WslUcaV gucsto wer*: Mrs. Georg* A. D*. C ottss, Mrs. J. H. Roumfllst, Mrs. ■ Foot Trouble W* take taro *f all FTO91 11 years In Otlasd*. FOOT CLINIC rrn l In amount Ihe present Income null- County JI5.nl, |n the United I't-nii'e our lucal funds are Niunil 8li.les 171.70; Seminole County to decrease. • expen.e per pupil atamli 13th In “Vfc ream* that we have got to Ihe list of Florida's 67 counntie*, rrunomixe in every way possible, and i* lea* than in the adjoining but we feel tlial It Is our itjty to rountie*; total per diem and mile­ give tho.ie of school age, our fu­ age paid school board members ture rlllien*, every possible up. was 9356; total attorney's fees orierlfy for an edoeatjpn. AV* pi Id lining year, fa; salary of th# hav« certain fixed charges such as supgrintemlrnt wa* f3000. i.uiiti interest and principal, in­ “For the yiar ending Jun* 30, surance end up-keep which can­ 193.1, reili'ctlutj In the operating not he reduced. Teaeher*'__*•!! C ltiu iig . o| uux achoole have been i l f r f which cortillTufe^ TJ percent nude, amounting to approximate­ of rurrar.t eafienar* were not in- ly 17 percent. T. W. lawton, out flatest lin in g Ihe IxMim period superintendent of public initrucai were most other-alarief, there­ lion, ivhu.r salary Ii llxed by law, fore there It nut the chance to insiatnl thal his salary be r*<kieed make the reductiona being made In 20 percent, the same as all teach­ other vocation*. AVe are further er* receiving over 9100 per hamurappr.l in making reductiona month. Teachers receiving less in school cost* hy a constant in­ were reduced fmnr five to IS per­ crease in attendance. Thaachool at­ cent In salary. The average salary tendance this year eaeaiU that of of white tr».-ller* for this year is li.ll yrar by eight percent, while 991*. while the average for rolorrd the attendance for the year end­ tc.i hers is 919. During the meeting th* Board ing June 30, 1932 exceeded the preriuui year by six percent. member*, were adriied that aftrr “The following ntati-tlee may d*ttd in g teachers' salaries for he of interest to you. Thev are for March and other grneral operat­ th# year ending June :lo, 11)32: ing ex irn -rs for that month, th* Avenge operating expense per financial condition of tho school pupil in Fluriila, $.17.1X1, in Henri-1 ay»tr ni finds a total of 933A47AS N o tic e V*» b* r W U Uttn •«1st aha la Improving, at her been* an Palmatt* Avarntd dflag undergoing a toat Ototomy af U* FernaldLauthtoo Memorial H^apltal thle Taxpayers Seminole County An nlated in mr atv nnunccment for the offllh' o f rcptCHcnlatlvc io sne­ ered Ihe late Judge IL 8. While, 1 ntand for >he. platform an adopted by Amervg those from her* atttndIng a eenf«r*n<# of (ha Woman's Miaatoaary Baelaty of th* Firat Matbodiet Church la GainaavlUa today a n : Mr*. 9L A. Harrison, M p. 1.1. rw ian , Mrs- T. E. wn•oiuBeedl. Wmfams, Mr*. T. .W. VfnMma, end Mr* John D. meeting- Refreahmrnta, in keep­ Ing with lh* Easter season, were •erred by Miss Mallrm, aaaiatrd by her mother, Mrs. A. E. MalIsm. ' Those present were: Ihe Mlaars Joann* Atiarallo, Margie Hogan, France* Kenney, Ada Singletary. Edith Singletary, Betty Wathcn, Mary Wathcn, and Kmmll Ifogan. Mrs- Ralph W arren Hostess At Party An Informal supper, bridge and alumbrr party wa* glvtn last night by Mr*. Ralph M. War­ ren a t her home on Eaat Second Street la honor of Mi<* Carmen Rulhrie, recent bride-elect, flueata arrived early In the evening after whirh supper wax served. * Bridge game* were enjoyed un­ til a late hour when *rorea were added -and-priae* awarded. Tllgh score prlxr, silk lingerie, went to Miss Dorothy Stokes, while low •cor* prixe, a box of linen handkarchtafa, waa presented t„ Misa R. E. Griffin. MIsv GuthH* waa th* recipient of linrn as a meaiento of the occasion. Those present were: th* Misars Carmen Guthrie, honor guest, Allura Whitehurst, Frances Gib­ son. Dorothy Blokes, Jean Max­ well, R. E. Griffin. Nrll Williams, and Cnrelyn Collier. LoMtaff Home Scene Of P arty Wednettday Members of Traffic Local Num­ ber Two Hundred and Rlaty-fhr* mat on Wednesday evening at l&n'tld Colipan In “Cynars,filmed' ty ijiu f Vidor from th* Internallonaisfago saecaaa, I* prasentad by MMtftl Ooldwyn at tha Milana Tbaatf*-today and tomorrew. Playing opposite Mr. Colman a n Kaa. Front la, aa sleek and wberaver you End joy in Ufa 'rls always frrl that a large army fa nrrr*. Mr*. Karl l.rhmxrn, Mm. J. M. »aiy to maintain pearr. Hi yr-. Mr*, frank I . Wnodruff, Mr* pral*ril the Itemoeralii Mr*. Walter I.. Cooper, Mr*. K. government of the I ’ nltcil State* II. Ijtnry, Mr*. W. M. Scott, Dr. 1m the unity of the proplr of Ihi- Klhubcth Tracy. Mm. C. U BuU (lac of (hr Urgent affair* rtf lh* shout the n.»m. In addition lo I , oiirfty, ami urgnl that nil the luck, Mir. F. K. Stein' ami gti».t. rarly Sjrirtx social *<(ju)n wa*j other in n um-nt* each plats | wwuttm in the aunlcmr ilo every* Ml*. M. J. Mrrk«, Mr*. Jan# H. tea atul kitchen II me m m.lmdiul rake adoenvd I thin* in their power to curb the Smith. Mr*. It. F. .Mont-alvatge, (t'ontlaoed F ra n Page On#) . th* informal Ilaa atmosphere reminiscent of abower glvrr y ritc n k y afternooni with it »pray nf m ine# p|o*»i in*, I -pit a.| of runiniuiii m in tni Mi*. Arthur llrnnan, Mr*. D. C. guest* by Mr*. \v.| The In • was decorated |country. wwr-liava la affarfa fo carry out far about Moorr, Mi*. S. I*. Iliithli-yman, IWaideai RiMaCwIt'a .attack on A. l/flTIrr at her horn* on Maa*| for lh- m a mi in n pn»tel mine At lh,- ciin.lti*ion of the talk. Mi*. C. It. Ilainn. Mr*. .1. It. t’ognotia Avenue in hoaar of Mt*>|xheme » . «»- rk-vslopuit hy unemployment, : Suaail — W uttiL Kti liev.- -Jouahtei lautn. Mi*. J . t>. Hint. Mr*. A. M. T ill HS U AA At th# White Hew*, order* worn Curmen Guthrie whoaa marriage..vau-. -j -. .■■*., Iwaketa of .rrnp lo t Mr. ami Mr*. C. It. Kirtiey. Ihilil *. Mi*. II. M.l’ui north. Mr*. lo W. t. I.lnco, of !T«nd»r*onville.jilrafon-, tuet-me-nyU, lark. Regular meeting o Sfiflnole bailed for Ihe War Department I| ile ~ rilrl tin? .-piakcr with an N. l\. will U- an evont of Ka*'er spur, an t rr.u. UvvF the mnnlh- krill lnu|U rt i*f te.l lu.e* a* u M. Mnrrrn, an,| Jit., iluforil Gum, Chapter Number Two Order of to he rW ty far the fir»t move­ -Mr*. W. I. Kill*. Mr*. It. !». Kp[ piece w>', plaveil a miniature .K ilt from the tinier of the Itcil Imir, ami Mr*. K. I‘. Mr-on. of the Rasters Star will meet at 7:10 ment of awn today, hot It wa« Thr kui'-!» were received at the brhh- and v mn.#* Ron*. .Mr*. Samuel I’ule.ton. reo'clock .a t th* Masonic Temple. learned at the Labor IVpartmmt door tiv v| . tjiadys Morrt* AM'Am„i; invited were: Mi** ( itrn: of Sallie llatri*on ‘Chapter of lake Mali-, mil Mr- It. U Wilk* Initiation will lake place. the Uitle|. recruit will not enter lh»m* alter «Viietdthey ereye met by Cann. i i i, honor Rue*t, Mi*. tne I). A. It., ifiic tier n ti>ui|uel emon «ivl irumt*. ronrfitioaia*. camp* until rrlday Mr*. Katie T. I ourks, Mr*. Wood-1 It. It. t. .Mi*. VV. M. 1hist* FRIDAY ami Saturday. wan! K. Raimvell, of JnckaonvilleJ |wn. Mr John I , Brumley. Alt*, of flown* Iroin the l>. V. It. mull Rom Circle of the Carden Club 1 Mr». K i| i pre-enti.l hi with Allotment of the flmt rontin* ot Sanford will meet at 10:00 cent of 25,000 men from IT cities and Mr- It. |„ Perkin*, whv in-1 I- A I uiili)', Mi*. William 8. more flower* Horn the S t.u n-lr trm lu c r,I t t . Ill to th# w a i v i n g Bfumlry M,* Herbert Ku**ell, i American War Xeteuit* \m il AA ANTED—Two young men, neat A. M. at the home of Mrs. J . C. In Ihe ea*toVn half af the nation line romi-xt-l of Mrs. Lelfler, Mr«. I l.i- uitan, Mr*. II. II. |Inry. Bill*, Jr* in Ccneva. u|i|K'urunre, high rrhiml educa­ The Mayfair Clrcl* and the waa completed yeaterday. Other* Mr*. B. II thithiie, and Mi-.-i la-ei-. I- W.liter l*. t ‘ini|*,», I'leceoimr the Uililtr** the tion, » ith car to di'iiiun-tratr gun,) will ha laekMeri aiMitional clo Itriniin. Mr*. Katie Carmen I, ilhtir. ; Mr>. Dirt Cardrner* Clrcl* of the prvi|ni-iliim, on ealary. Apply Mt*. Irifli ! wore for to* re- r. I •> . tii*. H. >1. Warren, : monthly li ip liporj ami tu .ln i- room '.hl.A A'aldex Hotel between g Carden (Tub of Sanford will have tic* beftire the end of the week, | mil-line ,.f the Woman'* I'luh wa a Joint meeting a t 10:00 A. M. with the President planning lo ikeion an nflemoon gown of chlf- Mr*. I i Ktaiirr, Mi*. M. S.|( helil wtlli I'klncen* UanUiuaene » - and :• o'clovk Kriilay mt'rning. . Air.. K. s , Vi-may, Alt.>.| fon prinlrd ut bright color*, AViittii at Ihe home of Mrs. Roy G. Wil. Woodruff, Mi*. Kranela I honor su('-*t ami the inein' rr* o( f«-hhn d ahlng flowing line* Sfid Ki«"k Ilaaw, Mayfair. . Ur-. II. II. Gu.vvt-ll, A|r*. the llnh i of the lti-,1 l!o-e amt having « I "iic ciicular akirt. Mi*.i M ol Monthly meeting of the AkierOuthtir'a di> • won of wiit'.e chalk, A. A A . i l l •. Mr*. K. I*. Iliunn I ir*n legion Auxiliary vrill take rtrpe m t -il„ni- simple line- anil! I'e. M, • -I. A. Ilarrolil, Alt*, Km-, (i. Shaiun, aril Mi*. II. A. Newplace at -1:00 r . M. a t the home having u belt of matching m a l e - m e t livin' It*, litaily- Williuiu-.iI mun n • hortesae*. of Mr*. Walter S. Coleman.; -iiurm . tin rial. : Mr*. II. Mil'u.lln, Jit*, t*. A.)| Knti'itaiimiriit ,itstw i»A*-:bo.uva.e.ViUiU»...Ui» - u.-*»-Ttmv<»»*-*•**»»«>lam tanav * a» MRS. W. A; lE F F L E R IS HOSTESS AT . TEA IN HONOR OF BRIDE-ELECT Social Calendat Elcell on of officer* waa a fea­ ture of lh« meeting of the Beethove* Mueic Club held on Tne»dsy afternoon at the atudlo of Mike Madeline MaUem e* Eaat P in t S treet The following mini­ bore will aerva as officer* during (Da coming year: Mira Edith Singletary, prmldeat; Mia* Joann* Axaarello, vtre-prealdent; and Mfaa Ada Singletary, aerretary. fit the folk aong muolc ronteat conducted by Mlaa Mallrm, th* club leader, th# priae waa award­ ed to Ada Siaghtary while Emmtt Hogan, th* yeungeit member prearnt, waa alao given a priae. Ada Singletary, Edith Singletary, and Mary Wathcn were prc*«nt*d with motto pin* far th# six Wa r - Barnwell, of Jack- month* honor ~ piano I fSyaver resident „of this stud its. >|Rl»lag ghverat day* here Th* club aong, hyjnn to fit. frcilla, by Ilaadel, was sung by <''49iw p f frontlnued From Isg e lln e ) nf the state legislature.” Exrerpts from this second let­ ter; "T^e lo-al tax levy Is at It* maximum. The r f,,P*r*y valua­ tions on our tax book* are ileuceasing rech ym r nn aeco-int of s0 much property going back to Ihe Slate. This re-tiers thr amount of money we have to operate our school t from County funds. "The money received (rum the sala of license tags is one of our main sources of revenue. If Ihe n u t of lags is reduced some ether uotirre of revenue should b* found CertruiV Reely. Mrs. C. O. n u ll, for tho schools, and it should ex* Gav. Bholts mad* a good start In hla message to th* l^glalature. orfdTi To Gi{ ---- of every big city. . ■> ht« cabinet, - and the meaaure make* provivion for the carrying Other jtlnlra arc uatihinK what> Nctv York will do. If out of the- iluliei „f the varioua il la micees.iful In pitaAinK leRlalatinn whirh will do away department* under the ron-ervawith the corruption and wickulnena of former saloon*, then gfotPthe a iic c pa o of the repeal movement mav hr a*!iuri,<l. Other- thinAnother lonudidallon proposal wlne it mny find hard iilerMing. lb In to lie hoped that the provided In a hill hy Senator Ber­ various nlale lexi*lnturea will adequately regulate the sale nard II. Kniliih.-Lake. City.-would of beer atul that the people will drink It with a degree of alHilk-h lb* State hotel awmmlotemperance that wil! not bo objectionable to good taiite nr vlnn. placing Ihe dutiec- nf 1th* rnmmiaalop under the Slate Imanl detrimental to public moral*. IC jU y, sad / a t Gov. Sholtx says TV‘owes 1430,000 to banks, not to mention «112,500 to tho school funtl and 92,600,000 In road de­ partment bills. Looks ly us as if that's rather going Into debt, conjU tutinn or no constitution. , An Intsrsstlng' item In Psut , Mellon's WashingUn ............. Whirligig ' rreads ttd s la part as follows! “A Hoover’s eallsd him 1 friend of jkoi th* tsIspboM to tall him about childish rumors that h* and Msl(an wsr* hoarding gold. Tha for£ Mar I’realdmi said, 'Anyona .In » authority can look over my stuff n g y time h* wants.’ Mr. R oom j volt was much more upset about ‘ tb*M itorlss than llr . lloovsr. *, 'But th* storios wer* too Irreaponslbl* fo warrant offleltl denial. ------ -- rcWt+mr *tatn«r. Re-enactment of th* 1931 emer­ gency onr tent ganline tax bill, rending Ihe revenue* from Ita pro­ ceed* Into Ihe general revenue fund of th* Stale. i« propped In a hill Intrmlured je-trnlay by Sen­ ator J. Eilwin larron, Keyrton* J lm h lJ . The bill would continue the ta i until J'iN I, 1935. The fin t major rnnaolldalton hill) rpunvored hy Kenatnr J. J. Parrieh, Tlloaville. rarrira out on« »f lh" admlni'lratlon reeomhiendatinn* and would create a Plate lonrd of enn.vrrvation, aboli .hin.r the department nf State geologbt, the Florida board of forCalryt lb* depaiiment nf gam* ami {fvih water fi*h, th* office pf fla ir gam* commirsloner and the office of ahrll fi-h rommlaainnrr. The c-n-ervalinn hoard would The Crux Of The Farm Problem f The runrur I* out that thr gnvronment la gulng to a pend 93:10,(►00,000 on new warships. Wo'te Ena of thusa who balleve In atrirt •coaomy. in_.governmtqt, but U the government baa got to angig* In snotmous public work* program*, we don't know of any plsea wa'd rather are lh* money go, a t the present time, than into a fsw gross of fighting craft. P*a«* treaties anil dUgrniMiwnt eonfsn a ass aro all rig h t'In their way, but a sixteen Inch gun ran ha hoard a lot farther than a plenipotentiary'* voice. n r. Central fund blnne# a* jw was 12362.0-1 ; that th# I Tax' School Diatriet fund I tragedy even through Arcadian romance, and of how a wife came |toms to contemplate the wreck of their lives and to fare with him the task of builllng anew. It la a quiet, humaa story that might have come opt nf yester­ day's headlines. Its story la an every-day story. It happens t» anyano. No melodramatic*, n» villains, ao theatrics. It is this _ romantic . drama . upon humanly which Vidor and kla players, Mr. Colman, MUs Francis and Mlaa (U ny, and Mr. 8«ephen*on worked agalnat a luxary ami well-being and nice-living. • nr Ihe drv*a aeleetoil! J- 'm W hfS r'aT BATCHDAY The (j'irl Smut Troop wil| meet at 10:00* A. M. at Central rack. In rase nf rain Ihe meeting will be held at the City Hall. MONDAY , Monthly business meeting of th* XViiman’e Missionary Society op the First Methodist Church wi|| be held at 3:30 n'rtork at th* church. Mrs. J. Howell Fi*h and Mr*. John Eirk will be hostesses far the population of the stale. After each group nf recruita ha* “laillrs* day” at the Sanford been conditioned for about two Country Clubi week* at military ramp*, they will be moved In work project* in M. D. Gatchcl Opupa natkma| f«ee*ta amt park*: In ad­ project* In -late ami private New Grocery Store dition lands will he umlertakrn anil this Ke-openej several months ago phase of Ihe leorganixatinn planas the successor In M. I). Gatchcl'* will he discussed al a meeting to­ Grocery, the Sanford Cash Gro­ day of (late forester* with Ma|. cery, located at Sanford ami Cel­ R. Y. Stuart, head of the Unite I ery Avenues, I* now firmly estab- State, Forest Service. The quota* or the first move­ ment follow: New A'ork City, 7MX); Buffalo, non; Chicago, 3,­ 0011; Pittsburgh, ltn>: Ib-lioit, X100; Cleveland. 10»M); Cincinnati, MX); St. |ami, POO; Kansas City, ton; Ballimore, 1000; Boston, P06j Milwaukee. lUX); Washington. MM; Minneapolis, anil ML Paul, 6611; and Newark. MX). Joyed. Tho*# present wer*: Mr*. Berta llreden, Mr*. Alma N***e, Mrs. May Shrppard. Mr*. Max ha* lieen located on |t» present sile, with the exception nf a short Loaaing. Mr*. Madge Bigasy. Mrs. Mary Harky, Mrs. K*Ur tin)#, when It was removed to a Itarky, Mrs. Franrls Wilson, Mrs. store-mom on East First Slrret. In a recenl statement Mr. Gatrhel Evalyn Virgin Weaver, Mr*. T * “I am pleased lo he In busi­ Gunter, Mrs. Eugene Terwilligay, said ness once more In my aid location and th* Mliaca Versa Woodcock, and will be more than glsd In Ktells. . . Thelma .Tornar, . . __ aerve my many friend* and rusEmma Faille, I^eressie Anderson, lamer*." , ami Helen Terwlllegrr. PRINCESS CANTACUZENE DELIVERS ADDRESS ON NATIONAL DEFENSE “Cream o f the Crop” — gives character... ‘Toasting”makes them mild What pots thwart*# la a ctprvtwf!__ A^Usktos see inrh rai l Tha quality of tha, tnbarra* l a d y S ulked tobacco* at* csrsfally **• Urted foe qualtty, fo* wadwn—. for I k lr« i» ra rt« r A r Wf» »b«el < hreenle* |||»#a NrureeralMNirlrr EffMlft llfllra * Musee*, i lit AO ,%a | »•**•». a».T» r. ii.—a i*. t*h»Mr Titt oiflr^D i m N o n Hook IIMo. M artin’s Garage w. u t ST. KpecinlliTng In truck icrvlcc. Wo work arhll# you sleep—day or nlghL THEY’LL CUT LIKE NEW Sutgienl tmd*; all kinds'ot scisMtr* ami knives: pruning Imds nf all kiiub, etc. E x |e-rt -aw filing.' L A W N MOW ERS Repaired end Sharpened It* Klin Udlen' FuB Fashioned Pare Thread (Wk Hose I'lnine 7JU-AV Y o u can N O W afford the W o rld ’s Standard of Q u a lity P YOU n eed n ew lirca, und you h n v cn 'l p rice d (SiMidycura lately , you urc in (or u s u rp rise . I Toduy you t^in buy a (oNMlycur A ll­ Weather T ir e — the world's stand­ ard oi quality — lnr less titan yon paid (or little known or unknown hrunds only a lew months hack. W han you b uy G o o d y e a rs b o ro 's w tiaf y ou r o ii TRACTION in theconlcrnf the trend,where il belongs. The nimi poxiiivc nou-ikid (read on uny lire. in Iho body nl lltc t i r e - c u r d lirot abvnvbv rn ih c r lluin resists •b u ck and a ln iin —th c b e st in■ ■ ranee, a g a ln a t b lo w o u t* in a n y lire. APPEARANCE good looks, flo o d H th e han d so m est atthes« extraordinary PRICES Cgtfakht Oxfords—>4.06 Vkhlrs H e n 's h.r— •cause?'It’s-• toasted* . • • . ,t Kid Pumps DH. t.. T. BOSS 1. W. SHADOIN (.adieu* Haln Just received another shipment of ljuilea’ AH Ihe New Shape* and C'tHora. Hllk Dresses for Raster, Most aay otyle or aixe you will want. Regular size* 16 » to 42. Ijidtra* Blonde o f Black Friday 8:13 I*. .V •Oviedo III Hrhnnl Audit, AtlntUnlon l.>c and 35c teal mcrh.-taK HATS i Broadcloth Shirts Easter Prices MISS “BLUE BONNET Also For Sale Just one more week until Easter. And you will Profit hy taking advantage of our Low Prices now. F o o tw e a r Si-ati'il ot Ihi- speakers' table; weie: rTThei— - Julio Cantaruzenej Imiiiir g u rs t, ,\ii-. li.ilpli A. Sniilh, .Alls. AA. T . U n gli-y. All.-. M. M. I.Ts'll. pie idel.l vie-1 of the slate It. A . II., Mis. Ii. K. .MiKay. Mrs. K. A . ItougUs*, M r-. AAalter l~ Morgan, and Mrs, Jidm Ii, lA'un* only. Among idher* pit enl were: See Have yi ur wnrk iluno by • CHURCH WELL’S Men’s Cheney Fowr-ln-IJand Tien Stella I’.lli|nbilrltr ri,ui|n»ril ol K. S. I amson. Hr. II. AV. Bucket, |l. I . 1Aloorv. and J. M. Stine Ipher, with .Alt.. Moulvl a- aiituiii'u .1- 1. on.I All— i mii,l> n Collier, |UJtUfl. The i|iiarlrtte rVlt*Vied, “A n n i e I am ii'". and "AVIn-ie tin- AA’i >m IUi ii., Tw invlh", utter uniilv M i-­ Cottier |di«yeit “ Kmtn-i-tie - m K Flat", ty Brahms, and “ MllWttel*" by. Ueliuuy. tturing the lnr.r Iii-viii. Mr*. Ralph A . Smith, pie-ident uf Hie dull, p ir-iib -1, and piv ,i*til«*«I Mr*. AA. T . I.mgley with a port p n -idents pill, a gift fiom the «lu:>. M r-. Smith then xnm Mi*. I.m g . try u iiei-Kliiil g ill uf iv ha.-krt of lid rose-. Th>, large apeakors* table waih-v-urateil fur the oecasiun with a stiver IhiwI id I,tm- ili'tphi-ium aid pale pink a,lets, miviitualing a tutor seheme of pink unit blue, while the ,‘thi-r smaller table* about the ii,inni wcie rentcrevl With Hindi' iiysTal lia-TrU of Iniabl rularvil pansle-. Tail fein stand- uf -nap iliagiu - u 'd idhi-r g aiilin flown S wilt- oiiuligrd about Ibo stugo ami in ullii-i p.iit.i id the laigi- uudlloiiuui. 36 Inch Frlated Voiles. 26c Value. Faster I'rjce IF YOU’RE SEEING SPOTS l». Wio.Iruff, Mr*. SE M INOLE ■ 6 • Hlark on GOODYEAR AU-WEATHERSI 4.40-21 $ 8 . 6 6 4.9021 6 .S 0 4.79-19 6 . 8 5 1.00.19 7 . 5 8 9.25-IH S.S5 9.9019 5 .5 0 6.00-20 1 0 .5 0 6.90IS 1 8 . 0 0 � 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 06, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 06, 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 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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/cc3b54fe712df937bebbcb5dc1f8aa4f.pdf e089d74a29be648dc0c45ed765e65029 PDF Text Text I t — rw » jrrt *"**«*•»■ 1>*.'*a.wv* ■if- f;}; M S VA ‘ * 'T “* i- y * ^ iT i m-----vPBIMQlASX1 iT rJZN&' u -; • mm ■ —•------ t t — i-------—wt * » —- r - - * r - 7 ^ .'. T O t l ’NlWBP.i P E l la nortda’s H e a r t T i t W w tfi Graataat VrfwtaMa Spot u t Richest Garden Land. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER tferobcr Aanodated Prero RAMOF IS AHEAD SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. AFRfL 5, 1W3 S e r a tt • ' THB WEATHER Thunderstorm tonight and Thar*day. Ftra Ceuta A Copy NO.MIIER 136 — o NEW YORK. .Apr. » .- < J V - , hie m . -. the Akron *u.< not U ghtnltg. and a.Ucd struck “Stand by fo r a crash!" T h at did Lieut. C-mnulr. II. V. ! tin t r . 1 i t s no fire aboard the %, . ' Wiley cry out to hi* shipmate, ! Akrcr r poaalbllity. he aaid. Thrt on tk« Akron •» lh« giant dirigii Mr plunged toward the tea. „ wa* struck by lightthnt 1 ( hi* knowledge “aIn g faded bathrobe, with n pair ling of .borrowed pajama* about hi. there u - : lenty of lightning all tall, bulky figure, the second in _____ _ command of the g in rt navy diri- r ' n ? -uD 1 wua calm a« he T M IU U S S B K . Apr. A. — lorry of the ho*pit (1 ( WASHINGTON. Apr. 5. -d/Cv— 1 gible stood on the » trp. ot the II tU krd 1 WASHINGTON, Apr. 5.— ( AP)— the Senate toda. adoptWASHINGTON, Apr. r,.— IS . naval hospital in Hrn-ik')ii late o il. Id xd with patients aril at President Roosevelt Issued ■ *late. (A.P.)—President Rooaelen-'u.i- 11- h r related hts vtcw« rd * rr.»lntion eliminating the (A‘. I \)—A mounting ilvlernrrr--.it< fur payment of poll velt’a program for action, of .to im and trrro r ha: uf tile HU. -y: th at Prime M iniiter MacDonald mination to* «n«i naval airahip rntly brought death J.I of n i . ' ”-W. I. i I - h i i i . I at alnurt domeatie and international, could viilt him her* to confer on •hipmaten. 7:di» I M.. Monday night on n rorjed ahead today on varied world economic and h".JV) Tor naming Ike su rcc-u r P T U IC ip a l F R C throujfh Congrrs.i intuit up­ nf I hr I itr Kr presents! h e II. S. interview", the .lieutenant rOttl-l laced. ftin r u 'je c t of the fligh' “ While Confresa kkept The statem ent »aicf “ in course of mender emphatically ail | that in White. fh r . resolution. whirh ! Hy COMM. JACOII II. KLEIN, on finding thi* real ean.-ns of e p t its Peter Tomanello, J r , o f Okee(Continued On- Page T hre#| «a« inlrmlurvrf hjr Senator J. J. the Akrun'n jiIuiiku into the PW* on legislation he haa put c hobee County, who w a. named a . in,nrm* 1 **than«v* of view, he f . H. N„ Retired. l urn-b ruffled 17 ‘ it, farm relief, unem- .peaker of the 1933 Florida lloune 'w ern the flriti.h and oursrlvr* __ In 0. 1 CINCINNATI. Apr. 5 - W - Atlantic. i regarding the general economic «t, and aecurity rejru- of Repreaentative*. At the namt* time tin* navy T VI I.AIIASSKE', Apr. fi.- <>V‘ Th,. description of th r arvident to ! | I|ue.tinn and the problem of diepressed its search of tho , ('It developed that the Th. <« o.ite today adopted o r w j,^ . ^ l,riin imljenle* the ship ap -j armament, the President h a. fell waters to find |M >ssil>ti> sur­ Executive intended in * ’y nny *e-» |ia rf||t,y , , n ,n|(| # llf U|). j th a t a vinit to W a.hington by llio vivors anil locate bodies, tha immediate future to left tor .n any on* .uhjett to .tu min, . . . , . . Prime M iniiter would b , helpful. , t . , . . ,.t by a two third fOWM-nl raR**t«-l but very violrnt thunderthd immediate future to lift in the Senate a revocllon proThe President ever nince hi. first nr.t t:irrin<» the public front th e -sto rm , extrnding over an area pare | the callirg nf an Investiga­ I t devtloped that by Friday, ronveroatimw with the British dow n-lair, floor vhamher excel t i from Philadelphia to perhaps tion of th* Akron disaster nnd Roooar.lt hopow to lay o n . m o n .mluM.mlur at.W a rm Spring, ho. , tinitiinmu. consent. twenty mile, a t lew to the esst- consideration of the advientdlity taalt before Congras*. tha retemphasized h i. hop* that Ihe . . . . . . ttthi-r clwngr. "f the Senate of spemkng more thnn *2U,Oi>0,Ocjo location of th« big M u.de Shoal. Prim* M ini.ler would come over." " ,H Jersey t oast. rulv. m il reduce the number of i '*a n * plus that which the Ni \y tr e n d y P«w*r and altrat* plant together I lie patch*, from London today According to l.lrutcnant Coin ha* invested in lightrr-than-air »U ndm / committee*, lengthen with a rounded doralopmant 0f the Indicated th a t MarDnnabl mak­ 11,. tlm r of Sennle nr*.ion*, redeco m andrr Wiley’s message, tin- ship craft. ToimasaM R lv .r baain. ing arrangem ent, to rnme to I||i* minitn-r of altach( * n.vl cruised ln various directions for The Pre.ldent received from Chairman Trammel of the Sen­ W a.hington during the K a.ter reclrrk* a id cut th r !*«•< | aid Wit* possibly four hour, a t an altitude ate r a ta l committee N al*o conWINTER HAVEN, Apr, B. ulV Hy r r a o l u t i o n unaninmu.lv F raak T. Hln««, votartna admlni*. ce... of the llouae of Common.. qr»*«-.(. •_ of about I,GOO feet, trying to find abb-ring a study of Ihe accident. trato r, a report th at 11.203.000.000 —Grower member* of the Florida | adopted a t the April inei-tiiig of In a tNUnlmllr .caaioit tod-iy a way out of the tlrtle o f storm , Chairman Vlniujn drslgnaiod are going to be Mired erentuely Citrua Grower, t'lra rin g lln u ac|th e Hoard of County l'nmiiii*«ion- th r llnu.c declined to net on a which finally completely sur- the House naval sub-roiiiniiltc.- to f m * one featu re atone o f Ike new BERLIN, Apr. 5.—« V - T h e anAssociation y r.trrd a y re-rlfctcd' rr* y r.trrd ay morning, Seminole! bill |«t»*virimK' for th«- cctrn.ton t,f rounded it at midnight. b^gln an Investigation eatly next economy fro gram , m rtelled eg. tl-Semitlc boycott will not be reall but two 0f the director, of the County paid 'a final official tribute «"* payment time from Apr. I Although Ihia accident occurred week. pend Hare* fo r boepital. end veter.. , „ , .. i 1’ J .t.t to June I. The till » . i m.um*d today, the government an ­ present board to serve for the tn lljc memory of Representative, i , rillllUll ,,y )t. w|,, Dvlaney, nf New York. w a. it i« very RM sim.ilar the aaa care. . Alncliua. nt night, Ik Iio-luttil l»y Knw|«t «»r .MuCMU.I. . . . to a..." Mr*. A. W. Knox of thla city next ■ea.on, elcet II. S. White, who v.a* also’ .an d by special i»rml»»lon of the [ circumstances surrounding the do- named by Yinaou a* ijiaiuitou uf Preddent R ooaer.lt’. emergency nounced yeaterday, h at the N a .ij the 'Inqlifry conimitte*. lie told -jTto. Ilia SheMndoah at caoeotlre program jolted over a p arty reaerved the right to .ta r t w a, awarded a verdict of |I500 i Z r r l n tnl h U r V r<’ ,- 0' ' < l,^ ^ ’’^ f^ th e ^ n t i It -o w a r ^ T ir through Ihe Ihiid .IriieTBn newspapermen th at “all state­ agaln>t the’ G uaranty C m lit A*th e moement a g a in ’ If the "alro; Ava, Ohio. -rough and bumpy road In T e n u re , w c " ! r, inline befotu thv nH-mber* voted , V ^ M 1 'er * fn,m! Five ot her resolution, ment* given out previously fn tha the Third ( b-ailng llni»e Ill.trK t. aociatlon by a jury of the Clay city cam paigni, revived abroad. .. , p a c e d by the Commissioner., not to tiling It to u rod call * >le. The ahlfi Iw-ing completely »uryeiterday aa the Senate debated resolution, leing in The 1 ill wot the only oik- lo­ loiiinled b) atorm* and lightning, la*! 21 hour* in fin thin set tiro The boycott originally w u County Cirruit Court, Judge l>e- ■nd Norman II. \i-« rrm g , llaloon th e - Black fireclay week bill end I* the ilea III knell nf the dirigible, Park, who succeed. I„ I*. Kirkland, th* form of rernmnirndatifln t o ' t ns lived dining tin- set-mid dny beeuini- unmunageulde, and lost al­ In my upiniun, uie a little hy*. the Home aldetrecked the admin­ celled by the party rather than by W itt T. Gray; presiding. In Green • Auhurmlalr, from the ,tu tr-n t- th i. m unljr'i rrpFl’M’ntntIttn ut i»f nt * nv#*iui». titude rapidly. Despite the drop­ terleal. It'* tliu early to decide." istration's fSOO.OOO.OOO unemploy, the government Itself. A t the laat Cove Spring, late y r.trrd a y a fte r­ large. noon. Viclur, of St. John*. ictruJuvrJ moment Chancellor Hitler’* cabi­ Tnllahnssie. meot Ytlief ntcaeure. ping of the w ater ballast to pre­ Although officially yesterday Mr*. Knox, through her a tto r­ It wns unanlinousty derided thnt u resolution teipilring Hmt tie vent thl* rapid descent, the de­ The ■ President’* f.r-reaching net atepped In, decreeing that NEW YORK, Apr. was election day, all Voting «s« l|ou<e coniplrte it* duties mih I ney, S. R. Dighton, had aued the the la-gi.lature Is- asked to nini-ml scending s ire current* were too Search for tho 71 lost officers and plan for financing the nation’, gi- Jew lih restrictive ra e .a u rt. .SouId done by mnil, the result* merely ailjoani by Muy It*. I.'i d.ijfrom a certain Inw that will "allow strong to I** nvrrrnm r and the men of the airship Akron went gaatie farm indobtcdnoM, pro- be limited to teat Saturday end association on account of automo­ poaod In a apodal meaaog# Sun- leaving the queation of reaumption bile damagei and personal in- being rnnva- i-d yisterday by n nmro latitude to Board, of County Ihe time of opening. Th- u riiu - ship w a. driven, stern foremnat, forward swiftly today but hop* , h* trnnsferrlng linn was re in ird tu a cmimiUc*. tow ard. Iba surface of the ocean. th a t any survivrd w n. gone. I , waa iadvanned bowerer, In today dependent on the rtufcalion ju rlra auaUlned by her In an au- group of volunteer grow er., Hal- ( l,mmi, <lonrrs The House tlwn adjourn*! until o f foreign pretooU end reh o rtj Inmbde wreck Dec. R. 1931 while lot. were mailed out to the mem­ o(.funds from one Ham tu another It apparently hit with such foreg M f , whirinet i t y - riraaM-r.-a* tomorrow to allow eurapi.'tlr.ii r f (Vrotorm*. had quieted. making iewe.r n thg antM ew teh alreciiiaa Mr*. Know, together w ith ' Dr. A. bership on Mar. SR an dhCtwren when fund, have been depleted." a . to demolish Ihe structure. urganitalion ikillr*. that date and this, the ballot., have W. Knox and her daughter, Muri­ It was unanimously decided that It wa* approved by th# Sanat# In CoTmany. Commander Wiley and the men the task of searching les difficult Soi l j log precedent asiue, the George A. Cordon, the Ameri­ el, were returning from Jackson­ been marked by the voting grow ­ Ihe legislator* amend a rertaln llotisr- of R epresentative, stock- who were re in e d were apparently than yesterday. agricultural . oammKtee together Coast g u ird boat* W«r* ordered with the guvgrnm ktt farm relief can charge d’affelrva, communi­ ville to Sanford. Mr- Knox con­ er* nnd mailed bark to th . Clear- law that will "eliminate the ne­ Ini down tu work In toid-s.-salnn nit watch nt the time aryl managed I rcessity r „ | | y 0f of forwarding the county fashion yesteidav and last night to grn<p »nme floating object, a . to extend their ararrh southward. Mil design ad t o r a i n tha price of cated with the foreign office yen* tended that ih^ wna forced off the Ing 1Ileus.- tirai|i|uartrrs. The grower* wh<, will .rrv e on ^ (h„mgh the sale f a r * eommoffltle* by the applies, terday concerning charge,, di««rm road by the driver of the defend­ the ship crashed. The rest of thr Lieutenant Commander Wiley and |„n „f .v rtifi- the m m m llltes (nr the twenty lion o f a number of alternative inated by the Pan-G*rman P re .. an t company’s car while ah* w a. next sra.on a Isuinl the new ...e.n- an<| leurlh biennial gathering aloud passenger* nnd crew were prnlm Iw.i other survivor* wrre onL-rx-d bers taking ufflew June I. are: ^ Hlatr ,-.,m plndlcr for aervlce th a t “an atrocity lie fa c ­ attem pting to pass the car. otganixeil for rnnsiietutton of the bly pitched Into the ocean and due In fly here and report in Admiral District I: John I*, t lurk. VkavDr. Knox, Mr*. Knox, and V. A. Conference of the House and tory has been set up in th r Ameriim portant nu-Mures t„ , nine lx to the darkness and heavy seas, I ra ti, cnlrf of rnvul njitftalioni. At llm White House, Prr-ident Williams, of Sonfnnl. and Dr. crJr’ It a m unanimously derided thnt foie Ihe legislators. on the bill to can ron.ulate-general.' RrtfUe eonrmttUe eommltti drowned before th* rescuing boats District 2: J. II. lorlton, Volrico. Governor Shnltx and tIt* lo-gi-ln Roosevet kept | n close contact ' .rrvlce I* edited by two Simpann, of Jacksonville, testified P ite r Tunia.ello, J r , of Okec- could arrive. reg ilaU Mia of certain m m m o d l-' ~Thla With delaUs of the Akr.m’a fain D i. t r ic t R: n o u R ta a I g - u . E * « U » . j | u r t , , J t t , h«t the pro­ rhuliee, Four) Nail*. It M ierted th a t the A m ir for the plaintiff in the ra .r, Thr unanimous chnler Of iCoo tim e d C On You ran discount any lightning from th* -first moment ho re­ D l.trlet 4: h . II. W illiam., t r e . . jc ^ (|, a ri, il|(f fro| n r, „ truck re- •leak e r, late y r.trrd a y afternoon lean and Poll.h ronaulatM were party returned home last night. theory. There has Iwen no proof ceived the news. cent ( ily. collecting accusation* made by reipt* he ap|Hirlli>niil a- they lire nu.de | uldie his eonimitler list In the history of Irghter-than-alr "I grieve with H,r nat|o„ and Histrii t fit M. O. Overstreet, Ora fter thv llmi-e >oi,| toinpleted 11 s eastern Jews against N aiit. nt prr«ent. ship* that nno ha* been deatroyed rapt d aily with the wlv?» and laniln ' Jt w a. rnderstood that the for­ It wna unanlmou'ly decided tliut inotlne organiralion wurk .uid hud by lightning. families of the men who were trial tie t G: E. W. Vickers, Sc- "All tneml'*r< »f the lluurd mii-t ( t’nnllnurd tin Page hour) eign office a g re e j the allegation, lost," Roosevelt said. ba.tian. were Improper, and It wa* eupectpass on any work done ,n any of District 7: E. C. Aurin, Ft. Og­ the (Commissioner*’ dlalrteta." "Ships ran lie rvplaetd but tho rd th at lb# pre*. service would John Senkarik last night was nation tan III afford lose such Finally, t h e l'ommi«*niner* puhli.h a correction and would elected as president of Seminole den. m m as Rear Admiral Moffett From Ihe *tate at-large: J . t*. pasted a resolution rondemning apo'ngiac t olh* eoniulatr general. Chapter Future Farmer* of Amer­ DaradevU Ja fjr Darby, who yr»and his shipmate* who died with ”W r strongly relen t the.* un­ ica succeeding David VanNeae, Chase, W inter Park! Jam es C. rertaln Streets in “th e Howardtarday pannlUad ktm .elf to be hint upholding to the end the Morton. A ubum dalr; N. II. Vi*«*r- Parkard lan d Co.’* First Addition w arranted implications and will by­ who tendered hi* redgnallnn. A thorough discussion of fik a irfn ffo d > the wheel of a brUfinest tradition* of the United Ing, ll*h«on Park, and K. II. Wool, proper representation* In.lat on nences and objective* occupied th# Slate* navy.” to Cnmcrotr City. During th* meeting, held a t n tlfntion of Hanford Ktwanian* Immediate stoppage," aold George Seminole High School, member* of folk, Orlando. The Commissioner* authorized Mr*. Roosevelt called to ropOf the director* electrd yr*tcr Approximately ISOtl resident* of who met at tho Montezuma Hotel . .three . . have .ervcd. ro n.itm .u o u .-,nffkjjiU Clerk V. nf E. Douglas. !o wchrite a ta * ta a b r d ririn g I t - 100 hour, S. M e.aer.m llh, the American con- the chapter listened to report* day. ^ Sanfon, a p t,tor thi* county nr* qualified In Vote loJky in n »»«»lon iktvoted en­ sole * Mrs. Moffett. The ndmlral’* w ithout stepping, w m In good ■ul-general. from the meat curing, com grow­ wife steadfastly refused to sur­ “N aturally, during the past Ing, o n j buying and selling com­ ly nn‘ the bo^r,| since formatbm of Railroad Employee* le ag u e that in the ayrcial ejection of Apr. IJ, tirely to buslr.es*. it(y th k afUrnoon after render hop*. th*. (Tearing House five year. ago. rounty police are enforcing the it wa* announced today by SuMember* unanimously adopted a days, tha roneulaU h a. received, W travel up and down mittee. They alio diacuned tho Thc*e are Aurin, now president; But the most authentic report petvisor of Registration \Y. J. plan whereby each m ender of the state law relating to vehicle* of T higpen wfiTrfcmnj M ed h i.’official loteM ta. He did not oppe.r a . Is |U duty, American c ltlu n a staging of a one-act play In the to reach the capital, w ritten Chase and Woolfolk.-----------------club must pay fur his n n al and excess weight. ’ Mlt> th a t T h e re are who complained of m l.treatm ent. arhno| c ha pal. and Cllffnrd King. Ilrrb rrt V. cheek of Ihe tcgistrnlioii and |o || u portion of h i. annual dues ut by Lieut. Comm. The following grower* were *c- p re tty stre e t., Their affidavit* were taken end 0 . Ball, and Talmadge Mett* war* O. It. Toler, secretary nf the lax hooks yestetday. Wiley, one of the three surviv­ (Continued On Pago Four) r u h meeting. In tho past, mem­ .U in B»nford’\ through the foreign office pre­ appointed to lupervla* it* presen­ (Continued on Page Three) This figure incluit-* all |>ers n» ber. were expected to 1*2 their ors, held little hop* fur the 73 . h* Will .ta p driving sented to the polka presidency." tation. who had paid thi'ir ISGI’J |o il tax wuy quarterly. It wu* al*o decided lost men. on or lieforc Mar. |M, all In make a strive to secure thu re­ A t the conclusion of the meeting "In lightning flaih sew many . , ho. trill drive until who are ex'lilpt from payirg a turn uf member* who have been men swimming,” we* tha WOW aom* of th# boy* participated in a tu rd .y afUrnoon, poll lax because they on- over foiled tu Uiup from Ihe roster. report conveyed to r'th e 'W hit# ' boxing exhibition*, while other* ‘ have to ba f.d, the age limit, htve Jin t route of And shortly afterw ard enjoyed muele furnished by Tal'( In,n attending were; Howard H“u*e. attended U nxe, a te membets of the Flitida th eilin , who presided. S. J. Nix, came new. that th* body of madg* Mett*. t oar IThl motion for the Those attending th* m**tlng Hunt raring u|ion Jjrkc Monroe tural Club, ili.russed the necessity National Guard, or uie di.aided- Counts Johnson, I’. N. W hitehurst, Lieut. Comm. Harold E. MacladApproximately 20 members of in-lhr-acrvlce war veterans. T. L. Duma*, Julius Dingfeldcr, Ian had been swept more than w aste eoMpouy Sanford Elks Lodg* No. 1S41 will were: David VanN#**. C. King, J. during th* aununer month, i* a for active wurh In rontm lllng nmThe figure relru«Cil Imlay is a l­ D are G arrett, 20 mllee from the eraih. k* Mid. If by go to New Smyrna early this R. Jon**, J r , Talmadge Melt*. m atter th a t has come under the aair which attack* truck rrnpi. most doublo that announced in Dave Ib.niske, A* the f l r .t shock from ll»* ora th* out evtnlng to a U r l l th* ceremonies David Earle. William Burnrtt. sponsorship uf th* Seminole Coun­ The m atter wa* referred to the The llvrald aoine day a g o when it Fletcher Hally, W. T. Langley, II. D. Caswell, E. I. Hoy, Kay Fox, disaster became teni|*-m l some­ Agricultural Committee. , a r to r th a t connected with the Iw tollatlon of Jerry Renkarlk. John Senkarlk, ty Chamber of Commerce. w ai rt(o itc i| 'that ul> ut 7-’.' > per­ Creaton Phillips. Paul Hodge*. V. A. Speer, H. K. Doudney, E. il. what, complaints wen- heard In Tb« trade body director* Voted ot town, halt off leer* fo r tha coming year. Members of th* trade hnd>’s son* w rre. qualified. That report Ilandull, J r , F. II. Wilson, Howard Congre*. a t the hug* cost nf A ftar tha meeting, leader* of Couey llarnil, Ronald Mutrhead. board Of dinVJnr* laat night, in to provide small cash prlxe* for wa* based on statem ents that airships, " ( t la another lllu .tr* 2 5 tha local .^legation will Invite and A. R. Jobnaon. ear.**£<for Then hall April meeting, decided that such the winner* of the county-wide there w .re c.'xnit 6otl person* ex­ U. ng. I’eter Sthaal, W. Si. Colatlon of tha awful waste of money th a .N e w Smyrna Elks Degree lerrention Is valuable from m an/ spelling match to he held at I'uol* empt from paying |o!| luxes, and man. A rthur llranan, J - G. Sha­ of building g reat gaa tag* th a t — ron, 1 I). Harr, W. Z. Zachry, and team which recently w m named on Apr. 14. while J . I~ Marenlelte, in g lrs. President II. M. I’apworth an cxaminatimi of Il'.IJ pull tax **rv# only a . sky show, in peace r be aa tha national chdmpion to come .therefore appointed J, L Maren- Hanford director, n ffrrrd n f r e - ;- receipt* Xvhicll slmw that ’JiMI Hugo r r 'C * f v r r ,_Ja«h Yarn and time and are worthlesa |n w*r,” Ned Julies, as gueata. to 8anford next Wodimfday night tette, W. J . Well., J r , of l»ng- theater party for the l«»ys b ,,' m persons hail paid their tax. said Senator 1)111, Deimierat, U driving « broad fo r tha purpose o t Installing local wimkI and !>. It. Ilighlrym an a . a girls who enter the rontest. N early U(JO of the I VtO prroana Washington. "We have wasted and th n t oriflccra. J. E. Fox. I’aola d irednr, j qualified to vote ore resident* uf HAVANA. Apr. 6— (>P)-Th# commitlre which I* to confer with more money on them limn wo 'to 43-foot schooner Haligonian, David Cooper, local boat enthusi­ ported on the Seminole C<"inty j >ho clljr’a two preimrlit; The. feanything wo have dun* in tha navy." owned and tailed by llou.ton a st, in raferenes- to p lan . for mo­ exhibit a t the OHando fair, und imduder aro acalUnnl in tho Wall, of Tem pi, today on a .100- to r and sailboat rare* during the stated th at W .1’. Grogan, of I’a ­ county'* 12 preclrct*. According tJ fig j;e . rrleosed ola, ha,| accepted responsibility to Speaker I’eter Tkimaaello, J r , mil* yacht race ft»m St. Pcter*- summer. burg headed Into Havana harbor Endorsement wa* given to St. Kindle th* county** citrus exhibit th i. morning by Mr. Thigpen 101 of 1he Florida House of Repre­ persons may volt- in I'reincl No. sentatives named Repreaentative past the' finish lire at 7:OOA. M. Johns Valley tmy a t DeLand, Apr. ne.it year. . JACKSONVILLE, Apr. B— She won th# unlimited and Claoe 20 when the director* w rre a d ­ Tlnest attending th* meeting I, B inforil; 33 may vote in Lake It. J. Holly of Semlnol* County W —Mr*. Leah f r a i l e r , on A taeoa. Lannkal, scratch boat of vised a . to the purpata and scop* weic: If. M. I’apworth, who pre­ M ostoe; 4(10 to I'recim t No. J, iin the following House commit­ In hie report of March duties a* trial fo r the murder of her hutClass B, finlahej second a t 7:12 of the celebration which Is ex­ sided, U nion K. Allen, ('. K Ad­ Hanford; 25 may v le in Poo's; tees yesterday: County Physician. Dr. S. P u lc te n ,fl band’, secretory, MJa# Maaona o’c'eck followed eight m io u tu pected to a ttrac' upward* of 210u am*. G. E. Ilalm**, T. I , Dumas, 00 in Oviedo; 70 in Geneva; 2’J Agriculture, City and Town O r­ states th at he made five y id u to * rpt on th a witness later I j the Ketch Marimon. Th* person*. H. I). Illghle)m an, W. M. Ilayne*. in C huluoti; 37 i n . Gabrielis; 05 ganization, County O rganizations, the County Home, eight to thu * in Longwood; 07 in l-ikc Mary; s’aad today aa ah« Identified a fleet atorted from St. I'c trn b o rg F. F. Itorner. tratio body direc­ Knr| lahlnann, John Mvowh. F- R- HO in Altamonte Springs; 43 In Donu-Mir Relations, Cam*, Im mi­ Convict Camp, and eight to IhiAp, a t noon ^ p r. L to r who I* p rr.oleat of Semi­ Wilson. 9 . T. Williams, all »f rien- Faryat C ity; two in Hlavia, and gration, l.umliyr - a n d N a v a l County Jail. * nole Agricultural (Tut), offered to rord; Gordon H anwtt, and Capt. V . nisa n t Osceo'a. .Hloras, Nurseries and P lan t Hus­ Aa physician for th e W elfare* donate all the ra b b a ff for *la». IInllrtt, o f 'Fern Park; Frank Ev­ Public Buildings and Board which la supervised by lha F IR E RAZES n * M figure* are * u b jtf l 0 a bandry. and all thet eclrrx celery needed needld fo to r Ihe an*. nf U k t Mary; J. E. Fox -md ‘light ruvDion, Mr. Thigpe.r said, Grounds, and I’uklic Printing. County Commissioner*. Jir s^ptrj WABHINGTON, Apr. ».—tM V - free barbecue, whil, tha director* E. 11. I^ney, pf Paola: B. F. fv t It la not certain that th* Hat Speaker '%mp>ello also signed th at bo performed two major and purchase v ’le departm * - • ---‘ received * " -----h r----------- “ ’ #f the Italnta, of All aw —to Springs; 3. la free o f persotu who are dead. another .Hanford man, R epresenta­ thr#« m inor operation*, made 3t Th# 1sta ent w ont today th at throe fourth* «( £!•** which 1* to be f#dt U th# A. l-ogan* Ocnevai J . H. Menirk, However, oven with reviaiots, Mr. tive A. O. banner, now of. Martha visits t o the County Home and the W. J WdJla, J r , iongwoiHl; Mar- T h ln c n state* that “It la safe to rounty, to many comm ittees, and hospital, bad 42 ronaultalloiv n t Honduras, baa beea de- Crowds at D eland on Apr. SB. “ * fir# which il still rag- v James Wilson. ( huluoto-'director tin Sunk#, Blmvia; Jam** •’’ilinn \Vd< ‘aF,triad 1500 people will be able former Jmlg* J. J. Dickloaon, now h b offlca, and 71 cnnoultallo' ut and head of the Oviedo Agricul- and A’. G. Wagner, of Chulloia. of Orlando, to several to trot# If they wish to du so.” tha fra a weakly dinle. « ------!-----: ---- *—— r —yi — — — ■. TTS President Hopes P re­ mier Can Hold Con­ ference With Him On World Questions Continues For " M S I R E M E D OFFICER Search Missing Crew But No Hope IsHeldFor [ ™ * S : ™ C A O S E S Finding Any Alive OF AKRON CRASH Severe Storm Rut Not I IM lIq ln e l^ a U c d to r ’•"hr ■■ww)w um r ;iRwcrcTWi«f r w ^ V V M ACDONALDISDirigible |N* • mi Akron ar• Drvescribes----------if SEWATEA™=^~ CTSC^oiA^»fross Ld>uncli6s ---_ ion Into Incidents O f Ship’s Crash TO VISIT U. S. INTHISCOUNTY;Dirigible Disaster House Speaker Chief Executive In­ tends In' Immediate Future To Lift Fed­ eral Gold Embargo 4 -a?-------v- ».T7 « ^ . — • ■ CLEARING HOUSE COUNTY BOARD ELECTS GROWERS PAYS TRIBUTE TO GOVERN BODY TO H. S. WHITE RECENT BOYCOTT AGAINST JEWS IS DECLARED OVER All Hut 2 Directors Re-Named To Serve During NcxtScason Government Reserves R ight ToResumeActlvities, H o w ever Ollier Rcsulutiritis Are Passed At Reg­ ular Monthly Meet Mrs. Knox Awarded $1,500.00 In Damages fc g g J & S tif- S L Daredevil Derby In G o o d Spirits After 24 H o u r s Scnkarik Elected As Farm Club President 1500 Qualified To Vole In Election For Legi sl at or KiwaniH Club Stages Its Weekly Luncheon Boat Racing In Lake Monroe During Summer Will Be Sp onsored By C. Of C. Elks Will Leave To A ttend Ceremonies Schooner Is W inner Of Race To Havana Holly Agriiffned To House Committees Woman OnTHalPor Life WeepsOnStand . Puleaton Report For Month I« Tendered A*' — _ ■ ... 'l -iJL :Vl v.? �SANFORD, puMie nrrK n, as to weight •pfed *n tbo highways. Pgeeage a t a bill directing tba SUM te assist tha counties la financing tha public schools by giving them net revenue from the endured ante mobile license fees, rCvsns* from the one mill eoaetitetleaal ad vaierm tax, revenge from Internet on the In­ vested state school funds and rrvmae from the state’s share la taxes on racing aad wagering at face tracks—ln all Cftlntated at atpjt 96,000,000 a year. Passage o f a companion bill requiring that SUte funds going te the schools be need exclusive­ ly to pay 10 percent of teacher*’ so larie* aad giving tha state beard af education “partial con­ trol" of tha achoOls through su­ pervision e f expenditures and curriculum. Passage of a hill creating a debt refunding commission front Dm present state board of ad­ ministration, tha new commission te have authority t« act between governmental units and bond­ holder* In adjusting debts oa a bails of ability to pay. Passage o f all stete-wlde leg Illation of major Importance bet w r ewumifHmdh" r. g r » ; r u n ^ cal leglelatl#n end speedy ac- tally sboli.i .with fe d -< (•Doctors. :•>».» Mil cen*eUdaUng PdK»l.: forestry, gem* i Twaltr' flak - aad shell IU; late oae conservea MU reducing the jdlsidl circuit*, «lrtela attorneys, oth;« of .a. bill reducing itide'franc 19 ta 14 JuryJtertilng grand Jury ***If, when .caljod . hy courts il'eaboa other than mur- l.’ a f-a MB purging-tha M w - l l d of all tu rn M ea.of aetual veterans r,*id*w*. - • j fs . of a kU) ro-snacllng Nr tw„ year* the seventh te;U x on each (alien of t |M 41^1^— at a aeAsuffh general revenue' fund of i v y fpr open 11on of tbo VVISntd *«4 J f i of th* present levy t*hU a gallon on gaso(o from the spatial ona k'.tko ravfpuc la coalind ia the atate road da­ L (Hu m eoate) aad th# far.tke bond debtroUre- Man! K ills S P o sse Seeks Slaying O f T U E SD A Y , f o L th a U . a y school system. . In, rotom fir the ■»«Moore which the flies. It most haws a coke Ip the management of the schools. • tsh<* f . Our municipallUte tax dMrtcts a n hardened with tremendous debt. fa o a sy laataaeoo ercn count!** hare not boon able to meet tha latsroot an their M i a or provide a slnklnf fund for the evostoal retirement ef the prlneipol. AU these debts, which w en made ln food faith, most ha met honorably. There adiet he adjoetmente made within the tsparity and tba sblllty of the people to Bay. I ask you to fanmd and ferret local (uterette until ma­ jor projects ronrsmla^tha whole state are disposed of. The first real prehlorn which moot bo sol red before we tea return la a eoadiiW ef amiaaky la ear elate ie giving la the people an ecansiglltl for a re meet—state, county and municipal. . . . I m q w t . . . ritrler tha pooplo a dollars worth of ees^tao wherever a dolUr la apont and aealnf that the service given la Indie pensihle to the people'* wilfare. •• • Public trraeuriea are drained to the bottom. The condition of our people; year people—my people—the peo­ ple wo tai, is dcplorahla. The first major taak which confronts tha l»fi»l*turs la to balance the State budget and to do It without seeking additional revenue. . . _ The admlnlstratlon-sponeorcj ap­ propriation bill based an the report of the budget commis­ sion, has been constructed with the Idea In view that for once the .Slate will live wllhln it’s Incoma, Just as the private Individual la Florida and elsewhere has been forced to learn that he must How within Me Income. There may be people who will cry for larger tax collec­ tions Instead of smaller t a t expenditures, but I beg you to ho mindful of ths fact that It makes no difference from which pocket of the taxpayer you take hie dollar, It la atilt the same taipayingt dollar, and It le atll hie dollar which you are taking. " '' r • . , There a a general demand throuxhoet the atate for a reilmJIaa le lh« aawhs. uf i In d ie p ul tli'i'lUl fUtlt 6C- " TOT demand should nO longer be Igporod. * I strongly urge and recommend; first, a statute limiting Justices of the peace and cons labia* to not exceeding twe In aay one county; sv-ond, the stibihission of a constitutional amendment abolishing theta offices. I (propose definite administration bills) In a spirt'ef co-operation with a desire to give you whatever leadership a governor properly may give a State Legislature. I do this as a co-worker, not as a dictator. Do not assume . . . . that J' am at all pessimistic about the futurr, tha growth or the ultimata return of State GRAND HAVEN. Mich., Apr. (✓ —(AV .nought far the akyteg ef hie ertfe* acid son Saturday Might, Louis Paul, W. shot aad killed himself la the woods aear bis farm hoiae yesterday morxieg at the approeich ef a peeae ef officers and farmer*. The deaid. beil<.’e Paul, were kU wife, Mary, 46, end tba tan, Tony, IS, who wwr* slain, officer* said, as tbo tragic climax of a family quarrel that had raged foe several weals. Mrs. Paul was found dead In bed of a shotgun wound. Officers said Paul had apparently killed bar on tha porch of lhahr home, then carried her body t« Ike bed* room. As officers reconstructed later developments, Paul then waited on the porch for the return, of Tony and a younger brother, WUIIam, It, who had been to Muskegon. Tony was hilled as he neared the porch. IWlDlam, wh*> had epproaced the house from the rear, beard the shot and said, that by officers that Pb j I had dlscusKvJ his family trouble* with' Mm Sat­ urday noon, saying his wife had refused to let him Into the hours; that Tony had caused bf. arrest on a minor ebargo and .that In was trying to got an injunction *.o tell tke major points rovtrrd In restrain Tony from living at this message, | propose te have home. Introduced at the vrry beginning bf this session of the legislator* administration bills as follows," the Governor said end listed: FLORENCE, Ate— A family ef “Appropriations; schools; mo- five was burned t« death e* fir* ter vehicle license tags; reten­ destroyed the home of Bayles* tion of on* cent gas tax for gen­ Fomoroy near her*. The victim* eral revenue; county officers’ were Pomoroy, hie wife, both U , salary hill; debt funding commis­ by' keep the schools open ta t' a sion.” Then he added; “I do this In term «f tight months noil yurt”. a spirit ef co-operation with a Longstroot said. TTher* ar* 11,600 teacher*— dotlra lo give you whatever leadera hip a governor properly may blavk and white—In the public give a stale legislature. I do this schools of Florida. "The |lmo has coma te stop 1*** * co-worker, not as a dicta­ suing cheap certifies tv* to cheap tor." •He slid he would send other tearhera In Florida. The time has coma to raise the standard of messages to tbo legislature later certification in this state'and to on tha following eubjocs; require by law hereafter that no “Tha agricultural and Industrl- ode be given B certificate to teach a| development of Florida, with tpccind reference to the creation of. a national market for Florida’s products." " “Various state Instltutlono" and “suggested change* to b* mail* In the board af administration." ' "Establishment throughout th* atate of a uniform system ef sal­ aries for county offices In plaes o f the present Iniquitous and much abused fee system." “County budget commissions." "Passage of additional banking laws • • th* national altuatlon dovslopa so that I can adriat you (/M lffM ff batter as td what f should rec­ ommend." “Workmen’s romponsollon In* auranc* ** a means ------- of - - fslr .play and a better undemanding be­ tween employers and employes." •Th# sentencing and pardoning of prisoners and the civilisation of Try*r W ffjr 4 , ? 9 f T « 9 M « A M eonvlct labor." “Consolidations of certain deL a n e /e D rug Store nartmanta, a* well as th# abolish- SSov»v»» 0 Phone 108 t a n in co -o p cn U o s w ith t h e Florid* B o m o , R- E. W infrey, Sanford » r*k iM Aprils Itils— >13 l i f t . L n4- Jfkoaf’ »• WANTED'. letter referred te charges *yek. and repeated ymterday. that Dstrolta natioaal hanks, moat ef the stock o f which la owned hy holding companion, “gambled wi‘b other people's money" In making some loans. Stair denied that charge, citing figure, and mg government officials In sup­ port of hie contention that tbo bonke were not rockleoe with TOLL Or DEAD 18 6# JACKSON, Mis*.—Th* death toll of last week’s tornado** blasts CASH PAID—For c!tan In the deep south mounted to 60 « « o at The Herald offle*. as wrecked communities tired for their hundreds of injured and homtlcaa. RESOLUTION OF THE V M LBY B R O T H E R H O O D ON THE DEATH OF BROTHER H. 8. WHITE. W1IEREA8. BROTHER H. 8. WHITE, who was tbo teacher af the WESLEY BROTHERHOOD CLASS of th« Methodist Episco­ pal Church, South, of Sanford, Florida, for several years, ho* bccn called to hie eternal reward, and ' ’ MUSICAL REVUE WHEREAS, th * W E S L E Y BROTHERHOOD CLASS held him 20—Clever Artiste—20 in the highest esteem and le deep­ 9—Vaudeville Acte—9 ly Indebted to him as a sincere and devout Christian man and The Alexander Troupe teacher, and feels that th* Meth­ The Lorrow Boys odist Church, of which ha was a devoted member, end this class, Goodie Goodette . have suffered an Irreparable Iota Jock MacDonald In his death, and that th* people, whose Internets war* always near Paul Hunt hi, heart, hart lost a sincere Evelyn Drane to friend: ON THE 8CREEN NOW THEREFORE BE IT RE­ SOLVED BY T H E WEBLEY WhiatUng In The P ark 1 BROTHERHOOD CLA88, t h a t Iheir heartfelt sympathy bo ex­ tended to the family of Brother 1 CENTSALE White In their lo#* Of a hind hueShows 1:30 to 8 O’clock band and father, and to tha Metbodlot Church of Benferd In the loos of one of Ite finest Christian character*. . U P. HAOAN, U R. PHILIPS. W. B. THORNTON. Committee. Ade. LOVELY HOME 90S W. 16th. Partly furnished If desired. Im­ mediate possession. Phone 9104. GARA0E APARTMENT. Partly furnished. 1909 Myrtle Axe. J. RATES . Educational Group., Planning Drive To ;(Bkood Preuure I • < ^ was a criticism of the Detroit Free Prase and ef E. D. Stair, IU publisher, who was rr ilf.n l «f S Ballla*or* *c M i n l< B sffata I. the Detroit Bukars Company holding com pony for .-tha loop«relive First Nstlonal Beak-De* trait -. Yesterday, Father Coughlin said tke Free Pram “defagma tha League of the Little Flower and myself for Investing la produe* ■riy* Mlrhlgaa Industry, which we prosperity to Florid: two daughters, 13 and 10, and a young ion. Sheriff (1. W. Mitchell said hie investigation Indicated the family w»i trapped by th* lalllag roof as they slept. * • ■ ’ '' ' Cash paid for clean cotton rags at The Herald office. * ^ FOR RENT: Unfurnished haute, dose In. Ineldo'raflnUhed. Fhra FOR BKNT: house, hard rafinished “ I; TWO TOUh Cow*. Frssl trass Factory. H. Borland. H O U S E H O L D FURNITURE, OWNER tearing.City. Muet ko WANTED: Handy man or lady ta help start a now builnees. Sam­ sold at once. 117 Ssmmerila At*, or Phoao 919. • uel Weaver, Oenl. Delivery. FOR BALE;'Largo HDI O n w y Refrigerator, a l - l s l . Perfast WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWEL­ Condition- B i r i i l i , Seminole RY REPAIRING AT GREATLY 8ausage Shop. Phone 69-W. » REDUCED PRICES, JOHN T. BRADY, 419 PALMETTO AVE WANTED: Contact with anyone going away and desiring having bom* occupied for protection by two adult*. Write Adulte, c o Har- BELL BOY 13 lOOWT W HOUHf EFFKH expert s m „ Wise guy i- UMseertettea we ff|Tl r OONCtfTEDSAP! IF I OOULO BUY HIM AT my n u a a n s i l l m AT His - IT> 6eT UP v IN TH' BOCK* IN y A fttrktye ij wij^ I WORDIfF my any . ATTINriON TO HIM IF m€ftt you * YOUJUfT OONT ttCCKSTANO T LIKE A ' HIS TY« * HCS Ott.l 06N / BOOK? R€AD HIM LIKE A y WIU.fDQM Boon 'l! 7 / w w t i * aw :■/ Tha Meoclatlon flyuree 919,* 6O0JW0 necessary to operate Florida schools nest year, for an right-month term. Loags tract said. It will ask the state for 17.600,000 of this amount, and plan for $6,000,000 from the counties. “Our request of this legislature trill be that It appropriate a fund THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DI< ,ia r c - ^ m k « iy - HARRY —~ B M C H , U ffO K * LIMTBN 46*40JtTV )T f MA9 P L A C tD TM|US 7 T I» A S O A R W AM a iA A fO t# I MOUTH ATLANTIC M e n t r m a ys . r r W/TH AM OLD f t WHO m s MAO* I MOMS, a y r u m \A (fO S/M C e MB DASOor Y/M8 o ld . r *e 4* i \ rl 4 « •O fF N ffM S N C e - dflMft,•UAMD& M TNUtruLcm9 y e w m* A 6 » r «s ALL. m J �.a t WU 5 night. H ie Cost Of Pioneering Tho Sanford Herald rskllftkft* f W ■- ’n . V . - r t A n f r ' a i i - THS SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5. IMS. PAOB TWO G ■*'»'■- ~i . »*, ;• VTJ" ■*"* , «e N a tio n a l G u a rd im n»n M A t OK WALKER TO WKU CANNES. France. Apr. L—(AJ — Form er .Major Janie* J . Wslkar* day night. , .satis . . . . . nf New Yorh,’ amt Hetty ConqSaa, t nm tany i> pvt ,,n * V J h „ ja r tr e s s . have arranged to be m arfa lory pr'utrom f ; Hed quietly neat week a fter eipt* were some flaw* l« 'c f"Unu, niw»i ra ti-n of tho nine-Jay ■ pariod ■- — ■ t(.e|ll»«lve» o f the boy * ac;ui'.t> <|utred by taw following tho filil very ced itah ly— . -- i i inV~!»'if3**i* nf nntice at the tlt f hall -I am v ei, proud "* 11 ,, , * t .... wa* t a;.;, k n u j'i. of the Medical, il«y. ^ ___________ IM ichmcnt. "imroent when th*| O FF TO HAVANA inqs'Ct.iin WBP ner. rnd well he; might he. The Med rsl llelachMIAMI — William Randolph rrcr.t put on one of 'he prettiest s,h"lutes that h*' ever come "if Hearel. Jr., and hlft bride, th# fo r­ «t rhe armory. From the time the mer Mrs. f Kiri ft 1- Moore, l#ft v.hi*t!e .ounde l f<*r formstioo vin- hftte by plane for H avana where H the lust of the pros ram wa« they will spend their hotteyatoon. every member of the Itfaro t is president of the New ihto.lniient functiow-1 !"*• |w r-|Y o lk ADnerban C’o. c<nt ami the progtam went over — --------- iz £ r in without n hitch. At .......... . of the drill. Col. IbtMfhn r«ihpti'‘ men ted (a p t. Kn’dx very highly nn i the work of the Company. - y JOjijKATH I'KOTEST I.ONHON—1The former emperor (ierinany*, whn SO years ago The Hrsd'iua ter- Mmpsny put .oofr t.ermar a compete f I* X drill, which j.rotestr-1 iagainst anti-sentilism hr | ft.nl over smoothly, and they- .''.o IH1r rn:l 11. , haft rejieateit the protest high conmieiHtation from from hN elite at IKmrn, Holland, I tl y#' p* , avutvJltiwJf t j JL’a JJA 'ltalltw JiU *i ( a p t . ^laiM -11, " t t tiian !o, w.is pirernt *t j the in-pr-rtiort Monday tii/h* and S'alf SergeSBt, flltd'*. lu o ia w iu i" -" . V .Iri day n . i an ..IT A in* rlruii Inigible*. I, lu liit'ln nu* over fa s h paid for clran rollon ragt T .e-d'V nt The IJerald office. e the j iil.lift- debt was rett.Mceil * ul itiipnmi.initi.isn and taveft vi. te ili i i r i ’. Mr. Melluiv diI, 1 1. | tin lien -ary • i"U« rr-ne:*— • -ccoii.- WORK OF MELLON MIX V| | H U M I. |l /\m|(FW Wa M" Ift •. . th<* ('fiitfil Stult . tn Jirtlmiift win ** %l « m Ikiixsail r L «-« sn iftu ry ».i t!•«- » u tfviviN arltviUt mi- m mmIhu I ruiii^rt inwa litfllf MtilFlftt l«» U'l itl v ti» Ii i nt ' l-' d ml ■> t . . . II o f A n - ■nn (intPii ho e It (. true ri.nn- i t.u: Mel -i i' t o -t i-Mlh , *m fo the , -..it M- 11 - ,,f tlo* I nun I t i n n i o f t i '- j vft-o,—U- s i —l i e i Ssi 'I. " rf. . il l tint ir ,,'ir pi* e n t ' nu n.! .,*■ bool | r * * . " ' r l ' . ' d Ih* I*-10.11 - * t v ic i; o f \ | ft. Ml lion no 111, ml day. r - I f I t blot tint !-• eii fur llis Work i.n.l Ihtii * f the t» » ad mil. is ir jti,.|4-. th " .- Would Ift* no ho|*e now admliii-tro , f it* i» nut gu v, rntuetil linnoeri •I*’, durtoi u l —h be I*-*,'* *le I nor faith in (ed eial credit. The . * a ii i, th* .*, c 11,1 er,»■1.1! V i Ann rn an governm ent wnuM not (h ave u r i lh i l '. l the -t tin nf d , , f th** I* ..i -*>' sii:*-, llaioilti .11 sihl it tsnukl lint lie in IVIn n *,. took b**lil unit*-1 I'M i- I I, eili H. i d t ' j f tin- )t V i a l l l e j - i f ) a |H.-itinrv h - lv y I* i xlend g u a ilm, I. ulrne*l -math n tiruien- I - " l i e f . T h e e far', shuulil Is* re me lit.. . . 1 detd piled Up d »«it g He Wi.lt j VVjl nil b I I 'l l -li en; ! In-red whih* we hail thr splr n.liu' Wi' mi. Ta»* > u**ie alarming. Th" tvannyeioi nt u f the trra su ry pioh. .-.lit I the g o v M iim rtt wa l.n i- m the la»t few weeks by tlireatened. Jitate- n u t n atio n S ee re ta iy W*mJu» and the ho; l i . n . ii*d nit,i a lentil **1 ekl tnV n fnl i i unoniy in, a on eft n f I 'r t i l —jrr T7TV Jltlm i <i'-nt n n-eveTt. It i* not likely IT rtr tu li-h 'd III tile recutd of lla rd in g A ’on lid ieli e : ti ■ ■hip. I , iio.iniir. t i- M ilb'ii in eennoniy and i.Vbt rv«tbv tetlCJ t*ir -otent Ilu id ilig and t'no|. d'H-ti-n w ill ever l*r rcpft'ate,!. d PRINTING that W# a ia eqalpped ta first elaaa job work a t th* lowest posslbla prices. Glva a# tr ia l Herald I’rlntfac Co Pbsa# HS Have Your C l f M Fitted N # w Ml Reduced p n e o on liag ta vision and Kryptok tens#. A lia all shell and modem gold filled f r im c i.----------------- -------- Dr. Henry McLaulln, Jr. OFTOMBTRIST 113 Park Asa. l*retzel« U Cl ir (■ tt a1 ti *■ a p v — H -r i! T I ip pri txcl hns been calictl n itm ighim l w iih rigor m o rtis, lint the |iersoii wlitt gave the up|iellnUim evidently didn't know that the pretzel s ea rly h isto ry is steeped in (lie |iages o f a n tiq u ity , pre-dating the ancient Unm ans, and that th is cu rio u s looking bit o f food wits being eaten long before th e first doughnut eve r dropped in n |mt of grease. Ill palling ft beer lull, H 'lik ll. It is a cu rio u s f a c t .t h a t the consum ption o f pretzels. fhuuM alio Ktrenilhrii it. la w .1 i .' i ' i r t druiikrii driviiiK. tl mi.) long a s s .s iu t c il w ith I s e r Irin k in g , has g re a tly increased o t ' o anyone rl>ft'.*, hu-dor. > lo>«I'.ln ce the p r ih iliit ln n am endm ent w «s paused. H owever, iiioeh a fellow drink*, hut it " e i| w it h the |ius*age o f th e beer bill, th e pretzel in d u stry has " r " " tube a very important p i t ja h e n on nil even added im p etu s and fa cto ries nre jm tting •>1 I'.myonr's bi\<in* Will'll l.e on larg e cre w s of w o rk e rs to supply th e dem and. lake* In th» highway. Most o f th e w ork in m akin g pretzels is accom plished T h e dough is m ixed on a sc ie n tific b asis N e w p a p e r dlapatrliei rrvral by m a ch in e ry . llmt l lie United S tairs is the must to in su re u n ifo rm ity o f p rislu ct, arid the actu al linking is inurdviauft country in th , world. done under rig id lim e and tem p eratu re co ntrols. The The niutdcr rat* In thi* country m ixin g , rolling, cu ttin g and slicin g h ave been m echanized. is I 0 .S |wr h u n d r e d thousand nl T ile n cliia l sh ap in g o r “ bending’' of the pretzel still piipulatiun. Mamphlft, Trim. trad , rem a in s a h a n d icra ft. No device has been invented all citie in tiw United Htalrft wiih fit.g inurilrrft p e r hunilm l Ihini- w h ich ran g iv e the proper tw ist to th e product. T h e dough tail'I. It,".isle wtlirh on- On iHiillcr teach es the pretzel "b e n d e rs” in a th in roll, about tin' length, und circu m fe re n ce o f a lend pencil. ( I n v a li d is III |al l ie. taken in each hand, and a double tw ist b rin g s the tw o etuis I i" Widow . and Wlduwrr* rta t. together and com idetes the looped design. T h e operation ,.f New V iik bus adopted a rrru. Is so fast that it con h a rd ly tie followed bv th e eve. iuli.m ,li m:■i> ling * rhang* in the T h e word pretzel is churned by one a u th o rity to have ins r r ‘life vtiWft *a th at the phrase "W illi nil my wnrldly good, I Iher l*een derived from ’’prayer*' and the shape o f the pretzel is endow” • hall trad . "W iih all my said to have Iteen sym bo lical o f a ch ild at p ru v er w ith its world guoil* and money I the# a rm s crossed o ver its b rea st. T h e pow er o f b rin g in g gam! rmhiw". \Vr i, we ilon’t think many luck h a s also I wen a sso ciated w ith th e pretzel and In some Inen would hold back »n that ac- Kurn|ienn lo calities pretzels w ere d istrib u ted to th e | hmw, count, n»t in lliftfte day*. and to srh isd ch ild ren on feast d a y s, and w ere siip|si*ed to 1‘iuuirs pieputcil by th* lm|>e- w ard o ff th e evil in flu en ces o f w itch es and demons. A siile from Us h isto rica l background, how ever, the lU I Hank of (,ennauy imlii-utr wl.ut happeui when a ciiuntry em­ pretzel I n s received the endorsem ent of m edical au th o rities barks upon fhr ir.s of inllatioo. as a health food am i h a s found U s w ay to the sclum l lunch B rlw m i J in H, IlKtt slut No*. roam and to th e fumil.v table, q u ite in co n trast to its | m>|>ItO of th, fthioft year, thr .irculat|i ii ul Crtman uiarks inrrra>r<t ulnr nssocitiliun w ith I s s t g a rd en s and the old saloon. ■ ■ ■ . ------------ o — front l,a.!l!,h0ll.lKJ<l,(HJ() to four hundred ipiinl.llion, tv.,, hundred and aiity-'evcn <|uailrllliaan, sis hundred and [Arty trillion, two ).un>lrvd and ninety-one billion, ftvvrri bundled and fifty nullum klorida, and th r wh<iJr niuntry, hi,,ied liw ie lT M with th rir ptel marks, which looks >umetklng like ift in brralhlr'ft auapenar at new* ty fancy work, while enjoying i this. 4IX),”ti7.C, lUd."* 1,760,000,1100. of thr Hi'iiouft illnrtft of llrn ry M. The At the aaiiie time the geld re- ylaglrr. In hia eighty-fourth year, oorial aflerniHin together eervci. of the country declined hr i» fttill the idol of thosr who k in tr u wa* aftftiftted in nerving from I'iDOH.OoO.OOy marks tn‘ 4ltT,- knuw what hr ban been worth to delicious palud course by her lillle tiUO.liOO marks. \ granddaughter, Mi's Ulive NVw- It lu.iki a* if Jews in liermany nit <1Tinned if they ilu ami n'Uiiincil *lf I hey don’t. The Nuiift |Hiy.-uU (bftir «tor»s »« that they ran't live Hi. rr and then pa.*« a law •<• Umt nmift uf them tan lea..- tienuany. SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Th« Sl«le of KloridA will col­ lect about (71D.U00 net from t Klftiii.V (luring the t!*33 >c*M>ll, nrcuiding to thv (stru t figures wr ^ h t i v r iren. llith artu , u part uf a till# munry, o r parhapa niorr, vkan s |r n t on *J)at U kiiowii aa “ pnw OjgUun." It w as pakt as huih to put It frankly, to varl X k oglrrra o f th e law to allow p rarrtrark a to operate agalm t th e law without In ta rfrrrn rr. W# ru n lrn d th a t th* preoent »y»t*m, r r iim llra i of w hat you may thlnh . of r a n t rack gambling, U igurh jTpf, iobi* to th# former. And w# think th# u m i thing could b* U galiM tioa and laid for I t t r (out rut. thi* Ptatr. IlvmiK-ratft >wept Thicago in Tueftitfty'ft munieipat election, rr1urning !'J aMrrntrn, and th# »uP"Uor court judge, city rlrrk , gnd elly trrafturrr. The pro p wed loswt iftiu# of t'.'.KSO.OOO urged by the llrarnt.llairisnn facllona of thr D tm orratir party ra n te d by a small margin. W. W. Miller ta #ntltlod to a man. Mr*. Hilt’* gueil* were; Mr*. J. I). Huberts, Mr*. J. J. Usedon, Mr*. T. S. Uavift, Mm. W. T. John.. Mr*. W. \V. Mmg, Mr*. Henry M rlaulin, and Mr*. Hol« rt Newman. Mr*. A. A. Sirrine ami M i" Jimmie tilas* are enjoying a visit from Ihelr Hiateh, Ur*. J . S. t*e. nf Newman, (ta , whom Mr*. Sir rim ^haft not had the pleasure of seeing for £5 year*. " Miss Emnva Adams arrived home Monday rvening from Jarkaonvill# where »hr spent th r week­ end with her brother. Her moth­ er, Mrs. Alic# Adams, will remain two or threw week, lunger with pise* on th,* honor roll for Unr# vegetable*. He rai*#d a cabbage that tipped the scale* at Hr pounds. 0. F. Smith, th# Brch Hammock rrtrry man, la putting In SS acreft of string brans oa hit c«l*ry land. TW Fancy. V id i Cirri# was en­ tertained by Mrs. A. E. HUI her Roiii Thursday attarwaao. Tha Mr. sod Mrs. J. C, EJUworth, night V amt H—iw| arret- f*a»lany Tu-«- G or h ig h w ay s. I yet no one su g g e sts iilsilish ln g autom obiles. •■I Ami . iimli A* Inray »» » d e rm a n y , w here seppid ins w ere inven ted , tin* su cre ed til lil. lawyai in Berlin. . in m aking them e fficie n t and co m paratively sufiv No m a­ thi* lliir II i Iuk thi* fi.rr't brlltadft jo r d irig ild e ncrld en t h a s o ccurred th ere sin ce ID Ift. T h e an reid.1 i |i , l» good advantage would d r n f Zeppelin, under th e s k illfu l guidance o f O r. Hugo do I*' trogi, ill iiiiimI kli.K U|* ‘"liar- K rk n e r. h a s siircesu fu lty com pleted o ver 2&0 flig h ts, co v e r­ Ik ing- 211MRU) m iles in 4.2IM) fly in g h o u rs: -Prh e'Tn YS'rro i-iM .lift lu ll*. .* .... the N orth A ltu n tic s ix tim e s and the South A tla n tic |o nu IV , nr* -In.iu'ly in favor of tho tim es. In J»2!» sh e flew around th e w orld in slig h tly more cu Uluft Xky law on tock ,81'', In*' th an 21 d a ys, and d u rin g th e fiv e y e a rs sh e h as l«-en in ftp w , think lullVry llehel- night "• service sh e h a s c a rrie d m ore than sixteen thousand jmi*Ih- lllilii'.Vil, sen g ers w ithout the loss o f a sing le life, or mi incid en t of ~*L •—• * ft im Ami tlm |*■gl-lalur,* ahnohl nut a n y innsw iuence. furgel tb«i ru*i* with which Zaa ail W hat G e rm a n y enn do w ith ze|i|K'lins. America can do wl IMta priH uif'l In. death w ith d irig ih l es. T h is rn u n try h as n e v e r tieen perm anently at fruit. u pawnshop. defeated y e t, e ith e r in a fig h t w ith fo reig n enem ies or in a In buttle a g a in st the elem ent*. It su c c e ssfu lly overcam e the ||..r».i TW.|\r* .suit il« Polk#.—h*aillinr. Any Imzurdous d iffic u ltie s o f sptuining the w estern p ra irie s w ith It outw itted G e rm a n su b m a rin e s d u rin g the T ria s cowboy can tell 'em haw l'* railro a d s. m cUfa that trouble. w a r w hile sa fely tra n sp o rtin g hund reds AT thousands of te tid d le rs - lu - h ’rm u-e-— - U cu n o vercom e the- d efects w hich - At Rolttiw t’fillftre-ttift-Ti*-i*rlimT now e x ist in its m ethods o f a irsh ip control. ii ilebatnt, "W.im-n in pnlilii" <« It would he the height o f fully to abandon d irig ible e v are a flavco." Well, aren't * < ■ all, fi p iT im en tu lio n sjm pty b e ca m e o f th e tam entalde A kron wliaiever that iiT « w reck . , An Ohio man boaul* n( catrhini; at i ft'li will, whiskers. That's noth* ■at lug. We'v# ncen ,mn« wilh hum ai riniiiirit (luiifts an I pm-n liir lv e . Monday un,i| further notice compear It will appear at drill* in slacks gfimbtton shirts. C'n-iipan) U t h e i nee over Momlay ) rian t and t h e Me.iira! Ivtschm enr I»u ■L**" IT Effective n est liCfcl federal vn-P**.'tion ta hnow P» t"iy. f" h Kre,™ in siting CI i* Ixew s Hj h- H. f t L L I’M T h v w reck of the A k ro n in the N orth A tla n tic Monday night and th e Inna o f 71) men on lioard com e* n * a shock l aiml ft* .___ __ ___■ from w hich the co u n try cannot iju ick lv recover. S c a r t c ly IT, I I I ! ft! Ikft Pm I.W II w * i Mfttftmi, r wm a». » * * ,, »fl •» IWD week# ago when th is g ia n t nhip un**x|i*ctHlIy appeared l a s s , * * * •# JSsrftW k I M f. In the sk ie s o ver S a n fo rd it seem ed ns im pregnable and us MOl.LAMtl t- HUM secu rely aliHpcntlid th ere a s .t h e nun itself. T h e n , trapped M » lllf Aft# Mftaftj,, UuNIM I im » x —* • • • • !• # iMiift in e x trica b ly in the m id st o f a n electrienl storm . It nuddeti* ly drops lik e an e leva to r to th e w ater's surface. and, torn ■1 U C I V T H I M T M Ml Oftft Taft/ am i tw isted from stem to s te m , goes to the Imttnm o f the • I< I t.lk ft « ---not ll.T* ocean w ith mng| of itn c re w i . . In Tn ri l ll.» rMftftihft •0.11 l u H> » i , k W e h a ve seen n r> fin e r te stim o n ia l o f the cournge, It a* satis**. m H , *< All art lo yalty, and p e rsiste n ce o f U n cle H am ’s fig hting men th an ' s»ll*»ft Ihftftftft f • iftl,rlalftftiftMft tftft 111 »«'*“•♦ •* th e sta te m e n t o f L ie u t. G o m m a n ilrr W ile y , mm r>f the th re e IftlAllft >■*#*. Will Oft ,lf t » H «•* 1n[ ■ f ft# 111llftf■■ Tftfftft. s u rv iv o rs, |n w h lrh he pleads for jiu blic confidence in the lie m erit of iig h t e r - t h a n - a ir r r a f t , and, w ith in fifteen ho u rs of H,**i. Uftft#lft ftft4 Nftkft. In Mftl tftft ift th e tim e w hen he w as ta k en cold and exhausted from th e *•» aj*#»il*la«. •*«**• to fi*M MftiftUlftft# ta IM ta r# ,, w a te rs trf th e N o rth A tla n tic a ft e r seein g 'co re s o f h is I hi »• ,*•.-!,» *,»« • weMrf* la CA*—#» —■ Jl>g cre w m a te s p erU h , u rg e s thnt no congressionnl nctlon be nu taken to suspend support o f d irig ib le Construction. T h e experience o f A m e rica w ith a irsh ip s of th is type n il• If f h IIJMuI !l _____ ItopaUkr* p .h ltM ii« mi mM mmwm h a s not been a p a rticu la rly happy one. L ik e K iig lam l th is la II mf mmi 1 i co u n try h as n ever fu lly m astered the secrets o f d irig ib le II.# Ift IAI* ,ftl •! ■ft**'*1 i on* true lio n mul m sn eu verln g . T h e w reck s of th e llo mu V ■ tlfthl* *1 „*ftkU,ftl'ftft al,»ftl.h,ft k ,r,lft lift untl the Hhennndnnh. o nre th e p rid e of A m erica's a ir fleet, l«t ~WKUNKSIlAY, AJ'RII. J. I » « w ere alone utmost s u ffic ie n t to tu rn public sen tim en t >0 a g ain st the huge a p p ro p riatio n s n e cessa ry fur d irig ib le e x ­ ■X llllll.it VERBS FOR TODAY perim en ts. ,B u t it should !*• re m e fn b cm l that manv boats wi^st* liKATII OR LlFK t To t . car down nt se:i and m any n life w as lost in a h ljiw re ck s la-fonin i n'.Vi I is death; but to t* 'ijalljf miniM I* Hf* ■"'> th e sa fe ty and iierfectlo n o f the M a je stic and the O lym p ic spiritually ir w ere Iti>nia lift H.fl. ■I N il«H , rtarM*. I l l U |H l M A ,,* * ,. ••*- - 1 r p o()1>.\Y llt r r iic f t lc r f id il t r a ili'- u u r k U X vri t y valttalili-. Hat L o f it is tin: grasl w ill o f tliMUftailils — iM-rliuji-, Im ml red s u f ih u iifta n ils— u f M iiu Lcrs. td icfttcrfield c lg a iF tte s w ere rtr>l uianufa c tu rc tl in u r e titan tw e n ty -fiv e j«-ant agtt. A t tile rtu rt, th e y w e re so ld u l a Ii m i , but the q u a n tity suit! i tie reused ste a d ily fro m y e a r to y e a r, u n t il uuw C h e zte rlie ld a a re /d ep b e in great vulutue at a very m ull pen ventage u f |>rufiL l l t e Cheaterfiehl trade-mark,as indicated above, i* reghtem l in the United State* Patent Oilier. Thin means that the United S ta le s Government says that only Cheater* Geld m ay use this trade-mark fur cigarette*. Tilts u not only fur uur protection, but fur yours u well, because what the Chest* Mild A a y / oj& jrfidd trade-mark really means U that yon and all Chesterfield smokers will get Chesterfields manufactured under the m m formula, by the some people, and in all m* apecta absolutely the some, in every pack* age you buy, year in and year out. Wherever you buy them, in this or in any other country, you n u depend upon the Chealrrfield trade-mark. _ Chesterfield -f*. �- .t T H E S A N T O R O H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . Social And Personal Activities A E R A B E T P B T K B fi, S k M j ersonals E d IU r Is EnjoyedBy Croup W E D N E S D A Y . A P R II McCaskill Home Is Scene .Of Meeting The home of Mr*. J. Al M rf»*kill in Ro*e Court wa* the acme of th* regular meeting of Citvlj Number On* of the Find Alethn : di*t Church hrl.l on Alnnday n ft ernoon with Mr*, George AleCruu: presiding. Mr*. J,«hn Aldrn Blown * “ “ “ “ led l ho devotional and used n* hot topic. “Social Relation*." THl'RSDAY lotto in the aftrrroon a social Regular meeting of Seminole Chapter Number Two O rder of period wi< rnjoyed when tc/psslimoot* woro *erved. Those prc«ect woro: Mr*. J . E. Preston. Mr*. )tes*ie Hutrhison. Mr*, fl. A. Rad­ ford. Mr*. W. C. Ih-litr, Mr*. W M. MrKim. Mr*, li. \V. llailrv Mr*. J. K. Mottinjrcr, Mr*. D. ' Itarrlift, Mr*. John AlJeti Blown. Mi*. W alter l.. Morgan, lit George MrCruio. Mr* It. Rntllff. Mr*. J. M. M rtV kill. Mi Alma lltihburh, and Mr*. H am *011, T iri« p tio n e: O f f t o 148 Social Calendar An “April Tool*" party wa* a tb WkiLnar U re- given last night in ronnootion f from Injuria* re- w ith tho regular bu*ine«* an J automobil* arcldrnt nodal meeting of lha Daughter* o f Wo*toy Clara of tba Find Aft thodi*t Church hold at tho ab u rth annoy with Mr*. T. f . Brown. Mr*. J . I’. Tirrmood, Mr*. Ja m ».* llarv ry Mr*. Morri* Spencar, Mr*. J. L. Clark, and Miaa Dorothy Stoka* u ho*tr*ao*. Mr*. L. B. M tU ed, of WHUa- Mr*. J. O. Lanry presided ovar Ion, waa the irue*t Monday of a *hnrt huainr** *r**ion and Mr*. har alttar, Mr*. Ralph B. Wight, O. E. White lad tho devotional. Ro*o Court. • Jhirinjr tho aerial ported vari­ ous stunt* and game* woro enMr. and Mr*. Cecil We«tfall, joyod and prito* wtro awartlo*! of M yto M Beach, spent Sunday In Mr*. W. E. Rathe* and Mra. here a* (he guest* of Mr. 1 and William Tnralahy. Bright color* Mr*. W. T. WhiUhand. prodontinatod in all decoration* u**d in tho annot for tho occa­ Mr*. Ben Cantwell I* planning sion. *" Complimenting B rine.-1 to leave Friday fo r Beaton, Mata, Cantacbaere, the member* o Rafr«*hmont* wrro »orrotl at where ah* will Join Mr. CaatwaU a lato h-mr to tho following: the Order of the llrtl Kino ;»n.l of S aafahl will and ipend the n n a m ir month*. Rev. aad Mr*, ftmith Hardin. flwnr-nrTrrwv nthf'*sntyrSTSSi? IliTU, Jr., m ticneva. nn’> Clult .were entertained with lighter of Parker. Mr*. William Toret*ky. “ Mia*‘Aiin Robaort. daughter The Aloyfulr Circle nnd the u ilinner party la*r night ut th ■ Dr. ant) Mra. / . If. Rakaon, under­ Mr*. S. M. Schwartz. Mr*. M. Dirt fiiml,ner* Circle of the Celery Club »n the I akefront w ant an aparatlon for appondicitli B. Smith) Mr*. J. J. Hathaway, liarden I'luli nf Suiiford will hate Preceding the dimer the |-,|ity laat nlgbt a t tke Farnald-Laugb- Mr*, A. D. Zarhnry, Mr*. P. a joint ineetjrtg tit 111:00 A M i-itlnyrd i erm<e t<> Enterr'i*1’ f t p Memorial HoapitaL Hermlen. Mr*. E. II. I.aney, nt the home .if Air*. Roy ti Wil- with Mr .ind M»*. E. N. Sentt on their tU'lit. Mi** Cel" A ftar a pending tb* w inter *ea- Mr*. P. E. IVrkin*. Mr*. Clarke Jin in <. Mayfair, The largo .Vniter taMe wnlennardy, Mr*, P ro I Strage. .Monthly luei-ting of tire Aioei ■ aon hero a t tho Mahoney A part­ deeornted for the *ie«i,iin with Mr*. If. A. Swan*ou. Mr*. J. II. Iran la-glnn Autilim v will tnko ment*, Mr. and Mra. John Wal*Fhe TITmo ■lumiiirte*. irf -ieil- rttilnnrv f m a plan W laarve Thursday or William*, Mr*. Roy Tilli*. Mr*. p.liie- nt-A I li,. eenteipirie wa* ., liiiniat iie I'liloman, Friday for ( l a n d Haven, Mirh. W. E. Kaipe*. Mi*. W. I.. M»r of All*. Mallei I* lit fn-hinrrd of te,| I., i-, w l>mti Iran, Mr*. C". E. linrnd.-y, Mr*. Drraiiiwold. tu spend tho *ummer. hud » plan !n I I I I,/.ling til. W o t I . "A ll* Mine Itnitiiet'' will li*. “IIr.ler .of the I M If c". O. E. White, Mr*. Morri* SponMr. ami Mr*. T. H. Eek*r*nn r r r , Air* J. I*. Thurmond. Mr*. ^|iriventi*l at s.I.'t l‘ • tl nt iln Itnoier w,i> *ri t i d in c u r - ■- t have arrived from their homo at T. C. Hruwn. Mi*. J, I., Clark, oudltiinum of tie- ftvoilo High i lnh following; Prim ,-- Julm ......... I »*illi the t i n . .l.i M.mu.o’* < uiiiaeurene, ,\|r* Join, i; | Haekanvaek, N. J ., U> apond two j l I lib ha i )>«iM*iti, week* here with their eon utwl mile. All . J. It. I'opihuin, til Itulpli A. Smith, tli- It | luinjr , ■laughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. P. II. Eekrraan, San I-anta. Kisli nn«? .Mr*. l*‘.t. All' t 11 Alt on. (iii,| -on, i* IllHlFMrN fcif I*,, k. Mr* John M* , .elt, ti, . J. Mr*. Raymond C. Phillip* and till* £4tiiifufii < . Henih ll, mill Alt ‘ t M I', ,1daughter, Emily Traey, will arriva tomorrow from Gaiaeaville to viait t k a ^ r m a r ’a father, T. U Duma*, far a few day*. M aj Phil­ H u h Air*. Frank II. Aloe .Neill, ip* w ill.join kbrni hero Saturday. Miss Oliiu X eioile, ami Mt.-,*Snr* H erro n Kavtorby n. ho*te.*f* the Ceorga A. D rC ottw and By­ Arrangeim-nl* fi« „ • • ,j „ . regular meeting o f Circle Nurttbt r ron S. Stm rtm . k f t thi* moruing watrli" HU Hilly Thur*.tilt Seven of tho Ftr*t pr.^hyt.'riun i>n a buaineaa trip t*» Charlr*ton, loud** nl Ihr legulu.' meeting n* Church wa* held on Afondny eve8 . C. and point* ln Virginia. (he ltn*arv Cmifraternity of VII ning a t tho home nf Alli*» E aiterThry were accompanied by .Mr*. Siilll < ulhoite I hnr. li held •• • by, 015 Park Avon uo. Alt** K m ter. Steven* who wlil viiit rrtattve* Al■-lulu v ilfli tui..t,i ul the reetolv by prodded over the lim inr■*< *e»In Charlaato*. «lon which ' wa* followed by a held on Tuevdnv afternoon ,,, the Mi*. T. I. ItV.intiiir pte-iili-,1 over Mtnly hall of tin* -.limit foil..wing the ho.-iiie** .. **{(iii when Air* \V, Mr*. E. D. Grown lee Mra. L. Bible *tudjr l#**on ronducted by the board meeting in the audit", F. E lingo iiim .iiii.nl Ihut •%. . f>I. Frailer, Me*. Jam** Glflon, Mra. Juno Turnbull, Nillliher I'hroo will liavo n -nl.. During Hie aoclal period re- rium. Mr*. George W. Mellnry and Mra Roy F. Mann ratumed Uii'Ji i prr*iiled over the bu*in , *e .inn. ■eriptum bridge parly on \p r. Jo h*kii i* freahmrnt* were *«ryrd hy tho tU a aflagaoan from Orlando i - Mr*. A. Al. Phili|i., finance til Pulmellii | ...lire with Alir* I ttilT-aft. \\ lk« fl hoatr**e*. Thnne pro*ont were: f f l i U w t B w w d 'M 'P t t f f f f t f Ut!.mi W»* ’•»vv Ul Im4 i chairm an, who i* ul-o grnernt Jo.i'phim* Tuiliell in ho*te*> Mr*. Ju n e Turnbull, Mr*. Stella P. for Orrao day* fro* the local Tho*e prr*rnt were: Mr*. T I,. lYeiaytarlam., Aaaihary at the A rrington, Mr*. W. M. McKinnon. chairman nf lh,. bri.lg.' parly, nn- O'Connor, tli- ft. f Follow-, M r1. Mr*. W. B. Earle, Mr*. I'umilU nounrr.l the followiri( inm niiltre* St. Johna Freafeyterial. F. E. Uoiiinillat. At»* George Steele, Mr*. If. M. Wateon, Air*. to a**i*t in giving (h,. (.arty: derollntme*. Mr*. It. A. tuunroii. Mr*. ration*. Mr*. St. t'laii While, Mr*. Ckarlo* Butler, Mr*. Gortruib* C*llM. and Mra. J . W. Mara mo­ June I'oiimillftl, M>- H P tored to O M can t City Sunday liort, Mr*. Frank R. MacNoill, and Jamev G. S lull on, and Mr*. S. I! Itiitige, M r J E. tlra.l 'k . Alt*. D ighton;. pritte*. Mr*. J. K. Pre*the Miaaaa F r a n c e , Morrow, lintwhat# Otry apont tba day with II M Hamby. nn,| Mi** Jo ephlno the in aqsnlndaw and daughter, kin* Jono*, Marjorie Smith. Edna ton, Afr*. J. C. Hill*. nn,| Air*. F. Tin lo ll. 1-aur* Chiltonilen. 8 . Vema.v; table*. Mr*. George VV, M r. ami M n . J . M. Jacqaon. Mra. Chittenden. Mra. Jaahaan aecempaniod tbam Betty Antndt, Mary F ade. Olive Mellnry nml All*. A. I.. licit*; re frwhm ent*, Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr*. jionaa and plaua to naluru tom or­ W. W, W arner, and Mr*. II. M. row, Itumliley; rani*. Mr*. It I.. Cot nell and Mr*. J. C. B ennett; tallli**, Forming a : party attending Air*. E. Ft llauahoblrr and All • the meeting nf the St, John* John Smith, a n >1 re*ervatl.m», Pteabyterlal in Oibiniln ye*terH a s Mr*. K. K Itnumiilnt. ilay w ort; Mr*. A. D. Sm ith, At the mnrtualon of till bii.o Mr*. 0 . II. Brown, Ain. J . N. .Mr*. J- B. C raw fjrd and Mr*. W iitaer, .Mr’. C. D. Cauch, Mr*. J . M. Moya were hotlnve* at Ui« no**, parent* ui"l I earlier* hell! till of ••tbonl L. IT. Jot>e*, M*-*. C . C, Howard, regular meeting of Circle Number informal ili*eii*«lon .Mru P Al. IlmVibley, Mr*. Henry Three of th« Flrut Meth<*li*l work. AlrCaulin, Al>*. F u n k l» Wood- Churvh held on MomUy afterao.ui riff. Mr*. II. C. DuBo*e, and a t the home i f Alt*. Crawford. All*< Mae M. Gill. 1201 Oak Avenue. M>*. Ctuwfm.l predded over the i> mine** «e»dnn ami Mr*. C. II. Smith lei the de­ votional. *'ll*‘neoni" wn In,. * tt.'» Following a talk on the tothjert, 'b e piourttm i .ind i‘Lt'''l bv '> “Christian Social Uelitbm*'*, by RvIm -. h i t*rk in— lie- -»-■ . - *B.orv Hrntrrml*ter— M r i r F r RrMitchetr, a _*.'*-i»l lo-rl U meetinif of Circle No'ldol Vittrinin H a rk of Sunf> v> ' ■ P bunco party and dnrre wa wc. enjoyed when refrtubment* out in tire Robin l1i*od b Riven Iwrt Right a t the Celery were nerved by the ho*te--e*. of tho First Method!*• t h t> h lodiI terroittv ill the open Club on the Lak, front for a Tho<« present were: Alt.. W. P. held Tuesday esening at the lo.ioe Hsii-V tb«. * It * 1 ■r at Fl*>;i,l;i Slate t oil • !•'Vtltf'f In*111 »»' .* • 1 1 n tm ber of member* nf the Flelu*, Mr*; S. J. A lim , A lt'. I*. of Ale N. II. Gimme, Park Ave­ omen, it wn allllotinre'l I vb&A l.iliimr m |mil » youafar act by Mr. and Mr*. J. A. llartW on. Mr*. W. E. Will*, nue. with All'. I J, • over it'd The Festival, first too. Vli . Mnlnd W i I' oii n hoile* .-*. T. G tiffln in hoaor of Ike latMr*. F. It. Mitchell, Alt*. It. .F. lit u> l o l . s b n - s e e , wn- r. ll.l loo, lh - i'il •' !"• Med ~ U r’a won, Albert Newlon. (Juan- Cien-haw, AJl*. C. 11...Smith. Alt*. t i m i n ', th*- m t c t i o i ; Mi * A l l ’* l.i.'. M .1* ■ . 1 lit , o f i n . tnii,e ilariee i.| tltim of red radiance rose* amt J. 11. I raw ford, Alt*. J. A. Itiind*. ( horpetnog le I in prayer nod oo t.illilli: ,np,dt. In other garden fbpwrr* were used ley, Air*. J . J. A l'jitl, Alt . .1 G. • hull I ilk- wne mad.- by All.* tt lit, va.toiia p e o p l e , nt Mg IB>1ti.ll ) !■ OUl 1 It I b '” l in in1* ’ w e i e p . to adnrd the rooma where tire Wait*, Air*. J M. Aloye, nml Mi** Klim I*'lh • lar k urn! Mi Mabel gOrata were entertained. indent in Hie roll* l'.' t Wllinoi la u i4 Ining. At Hie rolteluelen of the rar.l |;. r,, Inin were -.eived at a ganww, prim s were awarded tn late boor tn llii’ follow me: M rr II Miaa Faaale Bigger*, Mirj Alary C llolcln nut. Ml". C. C. I .* ke, U:Mahon. ClooA* Krlly, and Roy M ri. Jim v Tluailbdl, Mr*. P. II Echtrf*. H ilt ■ ggern waa given l.m -ioi., Mr<. Cui) Chorperdnu. |> 11lit I, School aiidili.Mum ] a dumpart'. foe Having high M o . J. 1. Karri r. Mr Walter the <lvn*lu Woman** Club I retire among the girl*, while Mr. Wurt W. Warner, npetatnf*o' Price, Mr F. W, llrynn, Mr*. K |H>»M>r. Mi«t Marpur. I C ot, Kalljr reeefved a leather and sttk tin- Vajilez Hotel here twin) an ­ M. Swain. Mr*. ll.n^A Rijoell. ■utflYayn.' I*- Sewn 11 J' iihLoi^. •port* b>U aa high *rore prize nounced that he ha* Just seemed nn'l l l i , Ali.i.'.e:i Mamie l ariawuy, I omimny. la ill .h arg .- »f for the boya. MUa McMahon held the service* nf Mr. and Aril. ItelHvrn Clark. Aly* Chnrpeainr, otelurti.yi mi wjdrh .111 Itvi.liw gfpre and waa given a Jif- Flank Peirce, rzprrii-nred ilininu Klirala-th Clark. Alildri'il Berry, el oil* u ,11 participate. At, * aaw putola while Mr. Echola rn«in operator*, to assume cb:ir/e Katherine Tdli*, ami Dm Met owI*Uil that amuog tin- nt j rocalyari 0 beg a4 rowdy aa rut of the Valdez Hotel dining room. (oloo-af il*p—eowedy w tt|- I.** p rita .., , The P elrre, have operated lb.' if ..I p,il , pretty i.islnim . .L a te r l a tba evaulng danehng Stewart Hotel and Criil at llnrtou , .Line. . and swe.'l tnn*|.'. I waa anjoywd .and aavarml niusi- for thy past several year*, ns well c fj mta^ aia a n * ptWMiHed by A large nuntlmr Marion Ilaynea. An Ira Bimmr*. Caro Ini,' Ilig g 'r* , Caro­ the county ore c’ M h o . Wa* served tz> the fol- lina I Digger*, Kvelyn Kehol*. lend the presenlati' Wp lake rare U( ull Fool il tU lH r- A lbert Newlon, honor Mary McMahon, Kleannr HickII )ra r* in flrlando irursL LW Miaaaa M artha Mr- b o o , and St. Clair Camrrnn, a* o dining room in Clearw ater U onJd. Marlon (Jjaynea, S ara llijl Stanley, Alfred Stanley, Carl known a* "Peine*-" The Vnbloz FO O T C L IN K ’ Mnyc, GHdy* Haudcroaa, F rm k Vaufr. Roy Rrhnis, Dill Kltm prr, dining room will !»• under the *UI*aa«l II f I iff* l i r i H i m l I In I'btHia &H|;i Qarav, 3(Whariaa White, Hat h a r- Woof row Riser, Elmer Erhioll, pervi«inn o f Ali>* Alury Bill lllh tip ftllM H l l k u u l • i i r Ma* Nancy White, Fannie Clauf Krlly, and St. C lair White. Peirce, it wa* announced. Regular Meeting Of Church Circle Held FA CE THRT» _______ a s r o o e n n e \ < fITArionTMlf 0 / f f f l f . v f RiwnuLKGano o r TcttAh v/uinortv C iua n?ftn\ws" iMumhkC I \\\ \ MMVVI ICS I*("(ii11»t *I ii ml S liif 111«-iiiril \ I-.<» p'o r Sab* Jluu... u.... i .(.uw. Uy -w Plans Are Made For ‘Day Watch’ IMaitncd . Ily ( ’tmfraternity P*-T* A. Itridsre Party I. W. SMAOOIN t > t ,i. riiono 7iu-w Methodist Church Circle MeetinE Circle Number Seven Of Church Has Meet Bunco Party, Dance (given A t CeJerjr Club IP . \ .......... I, a1 » i. t ;: h; ,t i, j V 11. ' , ^ ll ! / | , 11 1 i , . f * •> « *♦ ' • » . ( .. , ,. 1* b♦ 1 ................. 9 . | Valdez Dini:.VC Room ’Has New Operators Foot Troufile J A N C I URHAM U klP U X SAFETY RAZOR ( I .O S I N C C e n tu ry H o lm e s & (H P n ltc K ilw S ilv e r V'l Price known nhuut- WALLHIPE Onc-ila.v \ 1 / hi l Ml»« .it '•itjbtlv 'alien iL a _____ � 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/. 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' v": T ill: W EATHER Pair ttuiiihl a m l 7V .do rods). Somewhat warmer Wednesday. ---------- r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER *v t * N U M B E R 135 FIt « C en ts A Copy SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY', APRIL 4, 1933 ' oltz Delivers Message To Urges BUI WHh T ex For Help- jig Public Schools : r*- W TALLAHA88EE. Apr; 4. — (A fi.) e— Governor Dave Skotts In HU raeasage to the 24|h bl-ennlal teuton of the Florid* legislature today rec­ ommended pnaaago of a bill legitUrilig beer, regulating He handling and imposing a State tax fo r. the public m*t**Jm “or for tome other useful purpose.” R B riam m the l*glriatur» that Urn national Congrra* hai passed an act submitting to Uia itataa the qaeaUoe a f the rtpaal o f the llU i AmradAaal,* lha Governor •aid “it, thartfore, become* yonr duty to pas* htlth legislation aa ia M t n u n r tb 'etlbmll thla ques- Ha aba told lb* lagWlalur* it h proper” tflR |h a«a*ndm.nt to the state edhatNutlon repealing prohibition On rago Four) Florida's "bet* hr" l-r , r L t f: !V W ; t t , * # H igh-Lights O f M essage ' t A l L a RASSEE. A p r.^ -G P > -H lgh ligh t* o f Governor ghotU’ massage to the 24th Biennial Florida Lrgislslure: > Legalize beer, submit a repeal o f the IHth Amendment to the people for ratification at a itato convention and repeal o f aUte prohibition to tho voter* at the general election in November. 1»34. ____ . The national Congress has passed an art submitting to the states the question o f the repeal of thr Eighteenth Amendment. . . . It threfdre becomes your duty to pass such legislation aa Is necessary to submit this question t« a convention. . There ahonld be a reduction in the costs of license tag* to the people who aw„ motor vrhicles. We have already passed the saturation point in the license tag coat on this class of property. | recommend that a reasonable tea, such aa a 9b and 910 b a ja , dependent upon some stated weight o f the car, be enacted by this legislature. It will be htcessary for you to continue as an emer­ gence--measure for two year* the additional on* rent gaso­ line H i. . . . The present allocation of the (other six cent* a gallon) gasoline tax to the counties and the road de­ partment should not- be disturbed. . i There should be a nnlform maximum load (for motor trueka) based upon the ability of the highway* to stand this stress and this maximum should ho applicable to all - motor-trnekar-whcthir-puWic or private, licensed or un­ licensed. I Am not only opposed to the a»!umption by th* hlalv of any farther burden (o f financing public schools) but I am in favor o f reducing the burden which ia now borne by the state. . . . 1 Th* facts show that the Stata baa been furnishing more and more money <ach year to the public -------------- 1 (Continued On Pag* Four) Ihree Persons Are Orlando Store Is Webb Will Seek To Robbed Qf $4,000 Arbitrate Row Of By Safe Blowers Daughter, V d le e lanfSrd perrons Injury, and. two aataaMbOM v oro partly v t « l i d a t tho Intersection o f Sanford Atanao and 19th Street at abeut |;00 a’cloeh thla moralag. The Injured aroi John Edward H lfg tw , driver of ■ Feed a od u which ildeswlped W. H. Cronahaw’i Willy* sedan which waa parked while a tire waa belay chanced. K ite R. E. Oriffte. Passencer In the Feed, who suffered from iheek for aeveral hour* after the Olaa Crtnahaw, driver of the W lbre. wh* waa atrock In the face by a t i n which he waa holdlag la hia band*. Mac Hnddleatea, Homer MacD— alrf, and BUI Pro*ton, young leant bay* who were paasragert ia % WtHya sadao. were oaln« * * adiag a abort Willy* when it O U (track. The WlUy. w u being driven e l the t i iu 'lh e right front eat. The car waa jacked Creaahaw waa Juat pra­ te piece e Ure ea the rim the eraeh tame, tho beeaoad from tho car after ripping fendhoard, and twa open trim the Willy*, late tho middle of e It Jempad a carkS feet away frma the Jm .p nlatew a triUt rack ferae that 1 u m shaved lata the windshield with cash e f the Ford around Uw fender. rec­ all dam- ORLANDO, Apr. 4^-Noarly 94000 In cash, checks and ne­ gotiable paper waa stolen from tho Yoweil-Draw Company, de­ partment atom her*, by safe blowera Sunday. Police were with­ out clues bui believe th* burglars were the same men who in *b« *Mt ala weeks have blown aafe* of two groceries and stolen more than 93500 her*. It ia thought tho safe waa blown 8unday during the A y time a watchman guards the store at night — N. P. Yowefl, president o f jh « comnany, discovered the theft Sunucy night and although polk* conducted an Immediate Investiga­ tion the theft waa not generally known until yesterday when a re­ ward was offered. Two men’s hate and to leather traveling .bags were taken from th* sters’s stock. SANTA MONICA. Calif., Apr. 4__(A1)— A statement that Chief o f Polie* Clarence E. Webb, of Santa Monica was on his way to New York to serve as peacemaker in “ some little difficulty" between hi* son-in-law and daughter, Rudy Vallre and Mr*. Fay Webb Vallee, waa mad* laat 'nigh t by Mrs. Webb. Last Ssptsmber Webb accom­ panied Mr*.'Valle* to Reno when she contemplated a divorce action, but th* entertainer and hi* wife became reconciled. "It appears that Mr. Webb is going to act aa a sort of peace­ maker again,’* th* chief* wife ■aid. “ He recelvtd a long diatancu call from New , York Saturday night and, after talking to both Fey and Rudy. h« took the train a few hour* later. April Term Of County Court Opens Today Before Judge James Sharon Th* April U rn of County Court convened at the Court llouso this morning with Judge J. G. Sharon presiding, and 43 cases o f alleged law-violation on the sfecket. After orraigament of aoms of th* alleged law-breaker*, Judge Sharon set th* rvauLndvr of th* c s m * far trial during th* w**k. At 1:30 o'clock tku afternoon Judg* Sharon was sch ed u led ^ bear the case o f T. A. Bayley. whit*, charged with r«*kl**i drlringi E. L. Lock#, white, charged with driving an automobile withoat • lie*ns*; 0111* Meltoo. white, charged artth assault aad bsttsry; John Buffen. charged with pwtit larceny, and Florenc* Collin*, •barged with bring drank and us­ ing obssns language. ’ Com * to b* tried tomorrow: At » ^ 0 o'clock, W. K. Parish. whiU, ekargod with • worth!*** (hecks kit*, charged with rack)*** driving; W. M. Jackson, white, charged with ns*nult and battery, aad driving whUo drunks Ll-.yd Brawn, white, charged with W i g I'raok; Chat Murphy, chtrged with oasaolt and battery, aad R. B. Baker, charged with petit hiraay. '< Casa* to k* triad Thundoyt At •tM eVtrak. Reward Fljrat, white, charged 'with sriUag flak wilhmrt Hatty Grijgar aad T. N. _________ ... ~ . with taK, Ieg flah mUta. ahd traspawing; R . W- and Chari** Rra, whit*, chargtd with taking flab unlawfully; Koliin Shvffirid, whit*, charged with rtcklrt* driving, nnd Mathla WilHams, cTTargdl with asaajlt. Casts to b* tried Friday: At 0:30 o’clock, Ralph StaWy, while, charged with aseanlt and battery; Johnnls Davis, white, ihargod with rackleaa driving; CurtU Hall, white, charged with petit larceny; Paul Hodge*, white, charged with reckless driving, and driving without n license: Perk Lacharged with driving while , and J** Molry, charged with petit larceny. C a m to be tried Saturday: At 9:10 o'clock, M. J. Hyatt, white charged with driving with an im­ proper llrana*; Ellis. Johnnie, and Harley 8tarn*», white boy* charged with petit larceny; Willi* Hill and *eb«rt T. Whitakar, charged with aggravated assault The following c a m wore pasted temporarilyi Payton Bay lack, charged with using an improper Iterate; T*ny R «f*r* alia* Jack Shaw, white, cbarg«d with assault aad battery. _ Th* foiiow Ug p*rso*a guilty: Frank MtCail, e with parking *n th* highway; Li*yd Hatch, white, charged with flih . . Gaarga A . Jen**, white, charged with saaaait aad baUtey, piaadJd U naH Jerenronlw At1, tend Convening Of 24th Biennial Ses­ sion In Tallahassee Semi-Dirigible J-3, Searching For Akron Wreckage, Crashes Into Sea REA' II HAVEN, New Jersey. I Apr. I i l'i- Th* naval semi­ dirigible I t, >>ut i f the lakehjrst | ravel air .ration in sein h of the | Aktou « « . t.ii;», crashed into the sea Inut) yards from shore this , xflttn on atit( tho fat* of its crew o f It men is unknown. Tyro mem -1 bers of tkr rrew, believed to hat.' u|j bern .till alive, were taken to u kMrusli-ri'-hrre* stanuirg ly and the coast guard I at unco prepared to deflate tho { bag- Sharon Delivers TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 4. (Ah Speech Today \t —Thr Florida legislature formal­ ly gst under way teday in Its Rotary Luncheon orgaaisatinn and hearing ih# tlov- ernor’s message. Pelrr Tomasello assumed >hr speaker's choir in the House r.r I Senator T. « . Kutch the presidtnry o f the Serate. The usual ^rremonirs marzisl most c f Ih* early hours i f the session but in the Ken*!*, Sena­ tor Hodge* moved that the numb*f of stenographers and .•«vifirrs .there be reduced over last »e**l»n and the Kenalr voted sp, ru a l. Senator Kutch, Leesburg, «vu« nominated for th* presidency ol the Senate at lii* renate R o to rratir caucus last night. Before a well-filled gallery, '.he Z the opening In n session astlng 34 minutes. Functioning smoothly, the Senate n*mr<l Senator Kutch to he president of tho body, »el*cte j Senator Herbert P. Caro, Pen­ sacola, for president pro-lempore, and named the desk staff to serve during the session. The first blil to legaliie thr tale i f 3.2 percent beer in Florida III probably bit the floor of the House of Representatives Isle »N(afternoon, if It- K- l.e*i*, °f Paint Beach carries out his plans. Mr. Lewis announrrd last night tr»i hr had his bill ready fer Ittrodurtion ami wvuld ,cntf it Into the House hopper* if the routini permits. II* would give the tax revenue from thr leverages to the public schojl fund. Head Of Treasury Gives Information As Regards Banks WASHINGTON, Apr. 4.-(<P»— Itcclarirg that rebuilding of I V banking structure of the United HUtcs hsd resulted In th» r*-op*nIng rf IJ.737 tanks at the end »f March. Secretary Wnodin last night urged in an address ■ fur­ ther return of hoarder! money to tho banks. Of th* total number of banks that rv-opened. Wowltn sail) 5,1*7 were national sexl federal re«erv* member slate hanks am. 735U were state honks- T V no* tioral banks had total deposit, of nearly IM.OOO.OOO.tXW. he added. Th, treasury secratary said that since the national banking holiday ended th* work of restoring hanks vliable to open at that time had gone forward rapidly. Since '1 > . |f>, he said, 2M'J notional hunks with deposits o f about 9l.'13.isttl,. 000 had been strengthened ami tvurgsnised under the supetv, ion of Ih* eomptroller o f thr cur*rn. y, enabling thent to re-open cn "th* s.ime solid luisia u tho hanks r»opertd In the first days." Woodln declared nearly 170,­ 000.000 In new cspilal funds had been put into Ihrs* hanks, but that the government had furnished lets than 9'>.’>0.uo0 o f the amoi.nt, the temainder having been sub­ scribed or contributed by private eitisen*. THAIN WIN;* AGAIN CIIILLirOTIIE, Mor.— A fsmlly of s*|[en, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Grimes ahd five ehildran, were killed when their motor ear* wsa ■truck at a grad* -creasing six miles writ of CMUocolhrr by a Burlington paiseafar train. CUOD WATCH ROOSTER BAN FRAM T8C0 — G e o r g * btrings, wh» own* chickens, ■alfft at the idea * f a watch deg. Straxg*'* fam rite rorater, “ Barn*y” pri.U of th« Leghorn flack, turned la an alarm i f testy crows. A few minutes late*,) pelic* had arrested Earl Hatawte. 30, and Peter J. Kline, 24, « W '. allegedly eonftsted an atumpki- to •f th* chickmm, . ' ||( Ship’s Captain- Describes Sighting Akron Wreckage i __ (FmlM-rf. H««|rr of thr l.rrm n Tanker. « ••»*»riatird ii* l. r. • S. s. I’ llOEBt'S AT SKA About 12:30 this morning duraircraft lights in^ a Ih.mdcrstorm and heavy rains tnnnrd Titmpi.'it from fl-i-lmt,- av niv shtii nlouehed It* way umiir.i i nn fln.hin rxHxnrmxti&ttK wntrrt il r,hanged my enursd to nppn.actj (ho lights nn.l soon hoard incu hailing from 1(h- walor. I stripped tho ship, turnod on ail lights, and itiwiml the Lsrls. I saw mnttrrssrs an.l m rr.kags'. t\> got thrs'O men. I saw soiqo men sink lieforr wo roiild riar-h thorn. We continued to srnr It for ..irtivurs until after ilaylight or until rvllevnl by tho coast guard. ______ Giant Dirigible Falla Into Ocean O ff New Jersey While Cruis­ ing Through Storm NEW YORK*. Apr. I.— (A.P.)--Tht* navy dirigible Akron enught fire at 12:30 A. M. today in n violent thunderxtorm and fell into the son with 77 mm aboard. Tho d Imp tor occurred 20 Const at Bnmcirat. Eight hours Inter the wmkngc wns sighted 23 miles duo enst of Atlantic City. Miami Jockey Club I Local Fund Campaijni Gets Under Way At Biggest Payer With Breakfast Meeting $311,13-1.88 Of Total *■ th,* .ho ,|te!.-:hte — '■ -ruler o f n - i s o , s' l 1 T V n '. - '- f 'c . " ' I ** • ■ * V. V . rag” id " V . itiduip m the annual Uintget An- Warning Is Issued To Car Tnjr Delinquents House Bill Will Penalize Use Of Federal Secrets St. Johns River Body Will Meet Thursday J tt, c , t. tv, I-s nl t'mipaigli fur the i.n'al Sal- flying nit node itf I republic’* younger day,.’’ I The *tato rneing coinmi»*ton, vntinti Army Post, were received dropi'ViJ ballast f> , jn l tied ro­ •'Because o f our worship o f the t„tn|ing it, fixtire* on the racing ' at t ampaien lleailqmirler* in the •slnr.t tltlblils. Th il talnuteu !isgolden Sharon i“ coif." Ju dge ul----- said, .rason which elnseil la»t Sal irdsy. Mtlseh Rinding early this niter- • v............ . to ? in *ho cOqjMte shtc ,I "we have lost sight Of Ih* spirit­ set that tel id for lazes on admis­ no n. Tho gnat is 52.500, utnl Ih* th, -nt|j ual values which we must have sions, pari-mutuel wagerin'.** am! ,'liir ends Di r-.I.y night. Lilt >, T l M, U > ' As a singular result, our national eeetipationnl llrrn-r*. T h - -corn- . ivarktra gathered at hcodI leaders have been undermined, mission's expenses will approxi­ qitailers this ntorniig at 9:.10 k'tb, stern iie itnett ami It is now no longer possible to mate 955.000, .n il Secretary Wai­ o'clo.k lu hear pep talks and lastwnwsrt W ' >» n,rsl Iwajl r r.t. e a- ear-hatsay with conviction that n "man's ter Donovan, Irnving P net return minute suggestions by H. M. 41 J 0*1 a Ji' uitr i tho Pnpwurth, grtwral-ch tlrnian of In nr. Dv to tho stale o f 9710.000. , word is as gis’d nv his bond.' " l.ehmnnn R 'V, iw w y t Th .7 » Judge Sharon said that "men attend Jockey club, operators of the driie, Kar In I) are-msde great nn rlrrmaln great Hialeah park horse race track; '- I tiitiith Hardin, Judge J. G. HhU- i);uus Imr-e* ;I only by ■ development of their all _ other* with a payment,lorallnt ron, T. I.. Dumas, und other*. n.ish i - . •> • Sires i wn* laid on the fact tint The wreeknre drift spiritual natures,** and said that Jt| |,|5| gg. The Gables flaring a« *1. D'-elp'tee "Honesty, integrity, patriotism.)w |,||on> „„rrators of Troplral the llmlget C mmltlee’s estimate ., . and raithfullnrs„ ate among the Park al Miami, esnie second will. e f F25IHI will barely if.ver the ex- ■t* V.'** perfect ” j en-e of ope'nlirg the Irnra Post attributes drawn from the Bible 993.0 MJI3. Th- navv stnn mreil 'h 1 a t Intin n sttisfaelory manner lAitlng - i,l he that must !*• added to the every­ tredlste mart nf in i1* Hialeah Para operqled fur 43 the toniing yeir. Evrty eeunumy t -it day lives we te.nl if we are to days, an,| Tropical I'-irk for IH was effected, it was announced, nrletrd In Ih" F ""'-1*' b M -s Philsdriphla. Rttrlror* make a swift return to the con­ days. These were the only hors(Continued Du Page Two) Wdey sm Monty )' P ►n tn I tentment of old.” tare traeks opened In the statr. et|«teI t’onrluding, Judge Sharon said titchanl FL Deni. N '* T)ie Hiseayne Kennrl Club nf that “ We may take new ho|ie Miami, with a payment of 97H.men. . Iten), also survived tho «"■* n ot however as thr result of historical 217.7H, led the slate's. eight dog the Bhenandoah In 1923, TFe dea l •vent* o f the past few months.” tracks. Second was thr Miami He said, “ It is m significant thing Heath Kennel Club with 4 her itf J. F. McCL'Iland has ije man * .< Roi*-rt W. Contend, that the man whom wt. elected to 2IH.9:!, and the West Flagler Ken­ e'are.l war en nil automuhile own ehier radio opsirstor of tho Akron. The cutter McDm'tiri reported the presidency sought Divine guid- nel C’ luh nf Miami tanked thlrJ era who have failed to purchase one,, in i) a few hours befure In­ with 9(13,331.09. p ill license plates, he said this she hsd picked up fragment* of formally arrepteil his task.” the wreckage coitslstjn* o f Bgut Olliers, and the amounts the; morning. During the meeting Inr no­ lie has authority t> arrest and tubular pip** ( ‘•'rte"1 wi,h ! »Im*' paid In taxea were the St. IVtnstarial!* voted Paul J. Hlinr, their The eulter hud picked up n» hurg Kennel Club, )l!iJKtUJi5; Clay Jail any person who has violated recently elected president fur the the law in till* t o p e d , ami he hmlies to that time. County Kinnrl Club (Jackson­ lias ipstllldid his deputies to rnming year as nffirial rlub dele­ Secretary Swanson »*!d there ville) 1 1IJ*,1tl; Palm Reach Ken­ Ining every known violation he WA1 nothing to Indical* that the gate to an important state-wide nel club. 92rt.tt51.Htl; West Florida foie the court. His order wa« r f. missing member* o f the personnel Rotary convention In Tampa next Racing Association (Tampa) I'-’u. feetive on Apr. I, on which dato and passenger* sHoard the airship week. fatl.'.lt), and the Six Mile Creek he was advised by George II. Those attending Hie meeting would be found. Tho Akron had Kennel Club (Tampa), 92.U27.70 Wilder, acting mo|«r vehicle rom- not yet reached It* second birth­ were; Rotarians Walter llriggs. The total wagering at Hialeah missioner for the stale o f Florida, o f Kalamaroo. Mirh., T. H. Frkei Park was announced by Donovan that th- deadline for tag pur­ day in the »ervico o f the navy. son, Of Jersey Elly, N. J.. II W. as 9H,OJH,743. chaser-ha it tirrn rratied, nnd that Forshra, o f JocksouxilU, and J. F total waa |2,M'.'.IJ'i. no person should lie allowed to BUnrhard, Newport, M-, end This year's revenue to the *'ole operate a ear without u I'.tl.'l IIJudge Sharon ns guests, and lloDonovnu said, compared celts*. tarians. I*. J. Stine. (I. W. S;ien•I'*' Yesterday Sheriff McClelland 9r,'j0292.A7 • paid la-l )i »r e*r, l^onnrd MeLuras. S. I'uleston, advised that since the state first ,>ear of legnllred racing and 8. D. Shinholser, II. 11. Pope. in-muiuci wagerin hi Florida of tieorgia hud extend-d the ileur.'pari-mutuel George t'- Harden, IL F- Mont- . AtUiuUnca al all dug tracks -|me- fu r- the ^utrhn-e o f l'.i.TI WASHINGTON, Apr. 4 - 4 j £ f ‘ salvalge, -lame*-A.-Ilrowit, H. V tnlrd HH9.7firt |wrsnns, ami nttund- j Grnrgtx tags fn'tn Apr. I. through A ..Vastle » ill to Impoie heavy Malt hie, II. R- Stevens. H. If. anr,. at th« two horse track* to -, ,\rr. 15. all Georgia 1032 tags ye unit let for dlsclotoro of g«VColeman. W. A. Iwffler, M. F- tnle,F :K<I,207. may la' li -min'd until that date. ernment record* and ^ Haines, Ramlall Eh»«e. A. W. nuh'ua>:ion w a. brought up ««»• Epps, W. M. Haynes, W. C. sirilly and Jammed - ‘ ha Hutchison, II. M. W*t»on. and J. H u ll yrsteiday, sem lng D»moA Wright. rintlc losder* icurryin* to prepa'a Immediate »ler* to modify it when |l rcachfi Ihe S c flt l. A few hour* afUr th« Daredevil Jark Derby, rlmm- IKi-svil. If Mr. Derby drives the wa* rushed through th* House, full IDO hunts, as'proposed, the run the state dcRurtmcnt i»»'i*d • W’. F. Glynn, of Crcsrent City, piun ernlurarcc driver, arrived in statement thsl it hud reque.ted and George W. Gibbs, o f Jackson­ Sanfprd today and I* attempt me » d l come to u close Saturday nftthe action In part "for tho pur­ ville, president »n 1 v k - p i c i 'cnt to drive, continuously^ » C h e v ­ ernnon at 5r25 o'clock I*. M; pose o f protecting our W l m» Ue respectively nf the SI. -hdins rolet sedan around S a n f or d At tho start the speedometer of .-odes.” It discloicd no reason* for River Improvement Association for 1(H) hour*, If possible. In an the Chevrolet registered 73851 asking the added protoelloi). wi l pass through .Sanford curly effort to prove to the public that mile*. Tlic di’piriment a.Me I, hvwevir, the 1937 Chevrobl gives a greater Thursday to Jkin a party - f l-cal Thu car will use Hinclair Refin­ F*l Ihe tilt vrn* needed tn pr*gae milvaf* then nfty previous ntx m»mlwrs o f the As*oclalt-n *.n a nt terurrenre of an “ .n f rtucylinder Chevrolet or eny other ing Co. product* furnished through motor trip to Ft. I’ lerte. (he courtesy of F*. C. MacMahon, nalo »xp*rlcnec"^ «*ffrtfd I-* th» In that eityi the group will at- rix or eight now tiring »«ld. lie W*e handcuffed to the steer­ |wal agctil. Und a m'vting of the Florida InDuring the drive Darrdevil lit it tit s • lii tc «» • !' 'hrlla od^Navigatten Distnet luard *<* ing wheel Of a dirk blue Chevrolet iK-iiiy will lie fnu' with food supr given to rh#r.:c« a tte' •i* -lie ueuimii a that group's irlali-vh in al the Maxwell Chevrolet Co. Gar­ pll.-d ly Hie Forrest Gatrhel Cash P rtmrnl by n we*t r r ent, l»y«, with th* proporau' Bt. Johrs River age on Magnolia Avenue; thr tinM-ery nnd luittled drinks fur­ who. lh» der*»tn»*n ,*la d. ye* crankcase waa sealed and tho rad,canal. nished by Iho Ne-lll Bottling Co. UT'Viyr tcM datsl uti'.A ni*I (jr tn«t II. M. Papworth, W A. le flb r, Star cap placed so that It cannot One of thr llof-M sc Battery Coin intsrior •rcnitiiy * njk4aftp*t II. J. Lehman, J. L. Marne 'tt*, h* removed; under the inapeetton pany*s finest make Exide baUeriss for 112,000. an l Karl Iriimann tmUy »n| direct lupervirion of th* fo|- will l.e initnllid In the car which Th« Hou«# bill Wtt« tlaaf'cd by nounc* that thsy will altend th* lowing: County Judge James G. also will have seat* covered by tho Justice del>*rtm*nt. F t Ptelcc meeting. Sharon. Sheriff J. F. Mri'lalland. the Retford Body Work*. UfT rt« wrrt m idi ty Chniroum Mayor Vivian A- Bperr. acting Other local firms co-oprrstleg Sumnera of the Ifouio J diclary LINDT*! HOME Chill of Polic* C. JI. Shaffer, in staging tho endurance drive sro: tommlttee to exp^ lte action on LdNDON—. Residents uf Cara Jfpaldpal Judge S. A. B Wilkin- Mrlaulin Jewelry 8 t o r * o n tho bill yestsray without fully diff, Wales, Imv* roc*lve,| n porta ran, and county ipeed officer Ed Park Avenue, I-aney’e Dry Clesn- explainlrg the rsn|uc*ti uruirriytgg that Cat aad Mrs. Charles A* Kuril. cr». Renting’ County Laundry, It II* Mid it hsd been “ anU*Llniftmth plan to lira near Ca- - Ho ia now on hi* tndoranc* snd thr \V. I. Cooper Ageccy on factorlly tAmon»U*t*d" to *h* thedraJ City, In Uandaff. t M ffriro which lg not fchedulod It} Psrk Avenue, desUrs In auto­ judiciary commitU* that Cu ).g lalntion waa nwdteLDaily mail raported yraterday Sm| until at least 100 hour* have mobile tnsursuve. h im ^ ^ h « _ A m « ic .^ -u L 0uyiurid^_ • Four men, one o f whom died, . were taken ahonnl the C"rman i tanker, Phoebus, shot tty of r tho accident. Am ooj in - 71 ei'-o s**TT ' at IOiPO A. M toilav spa t t'oira) * William A.. Moffett, cM -f ' th ' Navy', ae-onantlcnl illrisfon I.leutenant rom m snler It V. . Wiley, executive o ' C " ’ <?tH' Mt-eo w h. ir-' 9 !i * Pi* RACE TRACKS NET SALVATION ARMY STATE $ 7 1 0 ,0 0 0 DRIVE IS GETTING FOR PAST SEASON FINE RESPONSE «ti' rt|, *)*•»♦ n*i! n r ' The service club o f today has n splendid opportunity to lonil u hand in getting Americans to rrdedicate themselves In the nation. In the opinion o f t'nunty Judge Janie. 15. Mtarvii, who spoke h e .' h fore Ssnford Rotarians. today on “ Our Nation's Greatest Asset." First explaining that in his opinion '*• ront*nte,i citizen i. tho most valuable asset any nntion MIAMI. Apr. I.. «,lv The folks En. omaglng report* Indicating can have," Judge Sharon pointed ho saw hovics and dog* rice in •*•*! the pubik I* resporn-ing gennut how the American of today has gone far afield in his senrrlt Florida this winter paid 90.-i - 1 cmusty In the first day « drive of loctl m*t» anl women who are for contentment when w* rqmpnrc; ITl.hO in t*zr» to the slate } Daredevil Derby Will Seek To Drive 100 Hours Handcuffed To Chevrolet >-t - I • ’ » , �agarose t n w im ^ O f Co-OperaIf Somethin? New tbWaahin#ton WASHINGTON.— America In (tng troatad to the unoaoal epee* d o of real team work between •qgrcoc and tho White Route, hat hi taoeneo la tha transfer, •tin* that haa com# over Waab* gtaa la tho paat month. It la tho normal everyday otwpharA la any parliamentary ofom a f govornment, but ao ■triad* la such co-operation In W t t l f c t o B that every new manlfaatptlea I* •orariag, and deserves, Aha careful analysis o f the 100 er B00 Washington correspondents, who Itemise these signs o f ocrord with grave amassment. . , , Under the stlmulo* of the new l i w i l l W n the Bow w ill A4nn> titration la ro-orflatiinjp gwvernmont chpoctmcnte. Uka all Initial housekeeping i n a n i i s n b , Uili li a pleasant In k for tkoM la charge. A rood dial e f th* aid Hoover furniture la being thrown ant, limply because It li Hoarar furniture. Experience liachia that thla phaia pas*** whin tha ftrit flush o f political victory wean alT and tha utility of prior arran(im int* |a dlarovind. At any rata, unprecedented activity now surroumb moot o f tha now Cabinet peat*. A t the canter and heart o f thU itorrn o f ectlvlty alta tho amlllnr now President. It la dllftcult to do juatlco to hla attitude o f bonhomie, aang-froid, rood nature. Tho altltodo ervatis an otmoaphore that haa far-nachlnr political effect. With It muat bo Inducted aath in* (Imato affair* aa Mr. Rooeovelt'a domestic life. At a preia confer* 100 standing observant news­ papermen. Mr. Roosevelt Is heard to osk his wire If the matter (whatever It la) cannot wait, and makes tho fairly obvious ramotb, with a wave at the newspapermen, J T O m “ >=8 W A N T At RATES HAV* TOUR WATCH rapt trad wo how. i f W pouch wRh .|7.00 Reward If returned to PAIB cheap ear*. 8a•m , ■roadsters a n d to-MS. Reel A Bona, Roots volt cryptically rejoins that she will “ send them In." It dkvalopa that the reform to tho younger son, Elliott Roosevelt, who must leave straightway for a train for Arisons. Forthwith ho tntera tho crowded room, and without tha •lightest sign o f emkorraaament leans over to giro hie father ■ parting embrace, and a lusty bias, and seta off for hla journey. , Thla arena I* related simply aa Indicative of the Informal domestic atmoa|fhcre which events ar* being Caveloped at the capital. Visitors at tho Whit* i t .. . .. whether -newspapermen, llouee, whether senator* or Cabinet member* feel that they are caught up In a large ^ a _ I •— •# . .2 a a ftm lly party. Unquestionably, tho . . . . simplicity, . . - ^ naturalRoocavalta* neaa a ’ * * nature hare brought forth a surprised re­ sponse from many o f tho Individ, ueja Important In making tho whtela o f the govarnmental m»ehfno turn round.------- It la the obvious purpose o f Mr. Rooogvalt to drive through what legislation ho ran while tho eoof Congress la available. Like the arctic summer, there ar* normally only a f t w weeks or months of fair eongraaalonal waothor, and Mr. Roosevelt Is nwhlng to make the moat o f them. On* thing characterise* moat or hla proposale—-they , | „ wide powers to tho Espciftivt. For the Iho legfaloturo__ tore in eo-operotion with tho Florid* 81 Insects Are CUimed To Cost Nation 100 Millions Per Y ear WASHINGTON, Apr, 3 .- R * . patient textile dyee that will fumlah “ built In” protection against ravages o f moth* now coating the notion about 1100,040,000 a year are the aim of tha Textile Founda­ tion In tho Department o f Com* morco. II. E. Ritchey, research fellow of tho foundation In a report to Franklin W. Hobbs, chairman o f tha foundation, declared recently that 80,000,000 American homes, armed with one or more o f tho several hundred “ Inoocticidea” are waging almost constant -war on clothes moths, yet tha peats through loopholea continue to do thousands af dollars o f damage each year. “ Our'reeeorrir problem", • Mr. Ritchey laid, “ la to determine whether some o f tha moot nearly Ideal moth repellent, can be In-Th er! I. only one dye on the market at present that la moth repellent. ■» F anly furnlahod If dailrcd, Im•dlM#' poaaasalon. Phono 1S0I, 'T t f R a n ly. ____ HttIBHEK Apartments. U p •M itl furnished apartment irk, apd .Fourth. Phone 845. WASHINGTON, Apr. 3 .-< A 0 Rrgulatlona covering the recruit­ ing of -JM.IlOu men fnim the na­ tion’s tdigesl for»«t corservation projert will plare states on • quota basis under *V ch maxi­ mum limits will be a*t for thu number of men each BNk supply, Thla was learned yoiarday as four government <hg^pctmrnis hastrnrd plans for thd) inarch on the forests urder President ItcwAvelt’s progiam to aid In rrteivlng unemti-yment.-Tbe ■esteHtriiment of a thousand or mure ramps housing between 100 and -00 by July I, haa U-en set a* th>| goal. Rules rovrrlng the letrblllng are being abated -by Srcrstary Iced in co-ordinating all plant pending the appointmrnt by th* Piraldcnt of an official to tako permanent charge of tha program. If. Calif. ». B. Callfc 1*. TeUt— II. Maela0ea I ear I r Coat — tew l» is s e » Its CWOSs oat*; Star* llaetwCloa aaeOeeaelMo wove*— a BolOwtal fw s « AaMiordom I. Balllmoro 1. HueInal, nridge yon I. Buffalo I. BurHants*. VI. I, C hins* S, I'lnelsnail I. Clevslaad L ColuiaBuu t, Dulroii ». Hartford I, Indianapolis I. Louisvlllu I, Morristown. Ttnn. I, Nnahvllle t. Ntwark L Now Turk I. Po* orla t. Phlladolpkia I. rticibavoh *. J'otomse Tards It, Provldsaea t. Rlekwoad II, lUeaaaak I. Scranton I. It. Louis t. Total—SJ. ■ataeoav. e t a a* saw h an pu h d -o v ib d o •■ PturMa: Warm. parti Haatmaa llghi^vary tig' ■sulry: damaivl alow, a and weak. Too faW sals llsk laarkei. Haaday: Wi cloudy. > #,* I'lJucT c it y . riorum: HMMlflF I Agpls Ion Jrt. t. Atlanta I, Baltlaioro 1, lloitaa t. Clnrlnnall I, New Tork I, rotomar Tarda S. RlrhsisnS It. Krakraier I. Toroato I. Total SS. Paaaload I* to 4S fcowe p.rl.d cod law at I M A. Ik luRari l-nTOMAi: YARD*: nuaday. I f cars passed. New Tork l». Pill*, burak S. Pbllsdslpkla S, Uootan X. Italllmar* f, Syracuse f, Wilke*- IBKAL) n o n cM o p APPCAraTtoN r a n TAX DUMB VSUXg UCTIU.V •t* OP TMM UMMCMAL trVAT. I Visa o r TMM FTATk. OP KLONIMA. Nuttcu I* bsrsby glvaa that B. a BALL, purchasar of Taa OtrtUlSal* No. la u , date* lb# 4Ik.’ Cay of July. A. u . Itir, baa filed k d esrllflcai* In my office; and U i gaada ■ppllfgilon fer Ua da*4 la ton s In accordance wllk law, laid aertlflcai* smbrecea Ole fellewlag dascribed pruparly sllgaisd la Beasl. nul* County, PlarMa, -le-w ltf Beg. • cb W of NR Car ef keetlnn II, T «& It derMb. Hang* tt Baal. Uua W U ch I I et B II Ik 8 I ek b H i t f NWI* o f NBU. decflga tt. Twp. >a South Range M Bant. It Aerea. , The a.M lun.1 kalng n h l A f u U ^ dale of the laautnre ok-sack esrllflcji. |„ Ik. rurmt af MRS. B. U.' rrnplIBNR. llaleaa -uajd uurtlflpalaaball be redeemed srrbrktag to laW '■* ‘Irv't will Image tbereoo ea ike Mtk. day uf -April. A. IX, IttL Wiinea* my offielal alaaaiurt •mt •ml thla Ike Mtk. day ef March. A. lx. Hit. V. & DOUOLAM. rterh Circuit Court, Ratal, aolt County, Piueida.. Mr-' R L RURDIOK, IBKAL)' \ •• • - AND PUBT»e&MOBE, M EN - AS EFFICICNCy EAPEttT O F THIS HOTEL, I FIND THE T IM E HAS COME WHEN I HAVE T O DfiASTICAUY CUT EXPENSES - S O I 4* W ’ W&l "*v triU yeara'kfk wkaa I was ytraagor. I wu.hdvtaad to'tkka Cardul far crxnptagaad jrregklar trouble,” wrltag Mre. Brthw U podaoo. of Lowry City, Mo. “ It A NO AFTER A C A ttF U ANAtysis o f o u r business rvc w s o o v e o d t h a t w o s t WEFFKWNCY LIES IN - BY BlAB.BlAB, BLAB.BWB- > THE ADVENTURES OP TOM, DICK AND HARRY r a x L w W i j u > f r n f K f in c • o n t h i s o e to u tr r m V ' rriQ W ID N O T Y B A M S — W H Y MS. H A V E TNB M A I N O P . W lto.'w Saaferd A rtnu*. TO-AND ALONE POR SO W W * *2“ Sir CMttrt'Sni To Slip au BELL BOY 13 JRN WNT JIM L E P r H ’A H U S H / T H E R B S I Grocery I fM H Seminole h . raiir. i. a e d it Me eC Cetera *■ fW ■ fee tmmOmr. Apr. X ( Continued Prom Pag* One) Clause, L. It. Connelly. H. M. to lend any assistance thit he can Watson. A, C. Fort, M. B. Smith, I'INt'tNNATI: ttundny. a rare to aid tha winning candidate g«Lj.0tta Caldwell. Georg* Thurston, pa meed C hicago I. Colutnbua t, u se started after he'a sworn In." Briefly summarising hit plat­ Schmidt, W. C. Erlcaon,' L. O. form. Mr. Holly declared* that Hunter, L. I. Frasier, C. F. '•then- la little that I can ndd to Breoan, Ray Fox, D. J. Garrett, the many platforms that Tiave alO- C. Harden CapL E. T. rcaf-V been announced, fr*m Gov­ Loocka, Georgs W. McRory, and ernor Hholtx down.” lie said that C. R. Mason. “ Economy o f government, n gen­ Also, T. L. Dumas, W. B. Zacheral reduction in taxes, and relief ry, Counts Johnson, S. F. Doudfor political subdivision., eillei etey. Dave Bonlske, V. A. Spefr, ami towns of Florida that an P. N. Whitehurst W . II. Shep­ eels. Ilia reference to the river »j)Ttrlng bonded Indebtednesses' came,when he said that he favor* hard; V. M. Greene. D. D. We|recSielng the number of judicial bom, Brown Miller, Karl Sthultx, Sherman Uoyd, circuits, and tha redistricting of , v 1 eingreaalonal districts with t he Joh„ Hlntermlater, 8 . A. Rlv*. H. Idta o f Roving the Fifth District B. Odham, P. a MacMahon, How­ a Central Florida district “ whcri ard Overlln, Rev. A. 8. Peck. O. our ir.terfitt-»r* ln common and P. Herndon, J.-CrLeonardyrTTB; 'svreil forest property to wngh where there will be no big city Preston, C. L. Harrison John Zrathe project will le extended, e»- to rule tho appropriation* to be pd it ly i n , the East, whero tho given cur St. Johns River and total area o f national forests ana other waterway projects.” fnrk* 1* small. LEfeAt. NOTICE Fpcoklng of tho road hullclng There will be a military touch holiday “ that haa botn enforced » t on the mobtllxatinn activities, with the atata", Mr. Holly declared that recruits ln b* gathered together *t “ the program, oven If cut dowo, army (oat. f r physical aaamina. " « « • ‘f tks n c a u V r should Include the projects already rlorldA, do0,fc hortby giv« nolle* lhat tiona and comlltlonlng. The war tlarleu- o r at laaat those (0 per­ department* plans for IMt slap cent finished. fa.it In the program are well ad­ «'*'• ar > ioV m ;; Mr. Hally said that ha favors vanced. H^ n v . d . r F,.°nr,i ; v , . V tha preservation o f flah and gam) *11* >*bt Wsdiwsdsy bulng tha ’ The interior department haa with the Idta of bringing *he a •- tu llptu dac o r raid month tor a msmbar of tha House o( leap, drawn up a list of project* which fortement of fish end game laws ratanutlvaa of th* llata o f Flori­ can be undertaken on timbered back t ) tho counties, If possible, to da from Hamlnols County to (ill |ha sections 0n the Indian lard* and vacaary occaaloasd by ih* death el bo under the supervision of eounty Huaurabl* II. n. While. * In nalLnal parka. IN TKMTIMONY WIIBItEOr. 1 commissioners; » state convaatio.i Improving the Nation’ * protec­ nav* nerauolo rat my hand, anc to decide Florida’s stand cn tho ■fflasd Ihu Orral Baal of Ih* Xlal* tion against forest fire, which an­ prohibition question; assistance If of PlorMa. al Tallakaauuu, tk* Cap­ nually destroy mary ml.liona of l, Ihla the twenty-fifth day ot possible to aid and not to hinder fu March. A. t>. IttL dollar* worth of timber will be agriculture; a county budget com­ It A. DRAT, one t f tha chief projects. Elimi­ kaeralary of BUU mission to effect further econo­ flltaL ) nation of erosion and forest dis­ mies ted a* valuable assistance to Tu Hon. J. F. McClelland. Sheriff. ease control will be secondary. Hamlnols County. tho county ond city eommlaalo«nr* Many government bureaus al­ In Ihoir efforts to reduce tax**, NOTtCM OF APPLICATION FOR ready have been flooded with bpt a x nrt-.n v.xDkk t R c r t o x era and tha consolidation o f deport­ OP T9IM ORNRMAL OTATUTBS plleatlor * for jobs ond In pill lea ments wherever poesible. o r T in t STATB O P F L O R ID A . for Information regard.r.g the Notice la h trtk r Alvsn that B, R, Mr. and M n. Holly expect to project*. This began awn before RALI- purchaser a f T ax Cartlftcat* reside at th* Dixl* Jfotsl In Ttllo- No. i l l . dated th* I lk d a y o f June. the President signed the bill lest A. D . Itt*. haa llltd sa te curltflcal* Friday. ~ most numerous hassco for tha next aovcrxl day.;, In my oflleu, and haa m ad* appli­ among th* applicants have .wen after which tint* thay will piub- cation for tax deed to laaua la a s. ably find apartments for tho re­ curdsnrt w llk law. Bald esrllflcala young men. sm brarsa Ih* follow la g described mainder of Ih* session. ^ . truckf ATTENTION—Vegetable r ------ —4 yeddk ra. f p i ealt, nqw paU» Re -hHU. Also gmn.ealont. C. - C u m i .i mIM eouth af UlndorH O U S E H O L D FURNITURE. _. CIty. Muat k l i t Summerlin Av*. ■«• el Cetevr la <»• • We naeweoar. Apr. London, Oat.. Burlington, Water­ town. nnd Uetfctehsm. It rare held for roconslgnment. . Mnnday: It enrs peeved. Now York 7 Philadelphia S. Baltlmnro d. Wkshieston *. Boston I. PittsburgkBL Newark f. one cock to Bulfalik Allooao. Rrldgepurt. Hart, font, rrnrtdcnr*. Prrnnlgn, Bur­ lington and Amalsrtam. It ram belli lor rernnalanment. CASH PAID—For dean cotton rage at Th* Herald office. • Bureau, R. E. WInf*Y»Sanford rep _________________________ :___' J i -------------■;------ JW W BTW RST Law Violators Brought Before Judge Sharon (Continued From P eg cO n o) chergjd twice with bain, drank. “S i r ° * " r . whlta. chargsd with being drank, were ordervd to pay coata of arrest T. Z. Reynar, charged with operallng a car with an improper license, « i , fined || and coauV James Ford, chargsd with as­ sault, was ordered to pay costa of arrest, while John Anderson, charged with assault, waa given * 00-day suspended aantance, ami George Johnson, ehargtd with as­ sault, waa fined fA. •easing liquor, was fined SIOO and •easing liquor, waa flnad -100 and coata, |7S o f which wa( suspend­ ed. Dial* Raavaa, charged with reckless driving, was given a 00day suspended aantanca. Armenda Moore, charged with aaaoult and battary, and Leondld Dixaon, charged with being drunk, were given 00-day suspended sen­ tences upon payment op costs. (Continued Prow Page One) while Her. Ww. P. Brooke, J r , o f the FIrat Baptiat CVurch will ■aka the doting prayer. Mr. Papworth and Karl Lehman, of tho Chamber o f Commerce, alee will apeak, aa wQ) Brigadier Caalcr o f tho S t Petersburg Army Poet. « Thoee psrsona who hovo tlgnl* fled an Intention of working for tho auccoae o f tho three-day drive that beglna tomorrow morn­ ing are: Mra. Ralph A. Smith, Mro. R. P. Monatlvatge, Mra. W. R. Campbell, Mro. A. J. PeterF. Doudney, Mra. J. M. Hayes, Mra. J. A. Brown. Mrs. 8. O. Rhlnbolaer. Mr*. Jna. D. Abra­ hams, Mrs. Wilder, Mr*. 8 . W. Lawton, Mrs. Fred Myer, Mian Emily SUrr, Mr*. H. R. Derrick. Mice Arenka Tahach, Mlaa Jeanette Lalng, Mr*. R. B. Wight, Mre. If. R. .Lalng, Mr*. Harold Washburn and Mra. P. E. RoomlllaL • Also, II. J. Lehman, W. A. Lelfler. A. W. Leo. J r , H. B. RuteH Governing Re­ cruiting Of Jobless Shaped By Official phldo and carbon tetrachloride. In actual practice few of tho mater­ ials have proven entirely aatlafactory. Romo are Inflammable, w ^ 7112 1Z—Warned Automobile trailer. Good Condition, j n w . County Welfare ^ *V * *v»“ -*^ ** Thnwth courtcay of tho U. 8, Doportm It EDUCED PRICES, JOHN T. B R A D Y ,-419 PALMETTO AVE y eldin, up authority to tho Exocfh U * » * •« In tho aw.aplng economy hill; It wee true In the emergency banking bill, |, be W AHJED i Contact with anyone true, If passed, 0f the farm ond te m r MWRjr and desiring having unemployment bills, *„d of w o i Mrapiod for protection by new tariff-negotiating proposals. woAdttlb. Write Adulu, c o H o c WANTED: S W tJ i �I ^ m iANFORD HCTALO, Tffe LtgMafar* Convene* T tO AIRPLANES MAKE HOP OVER HIGHEST MOUNT Sotoe Women Require Cave Men 1 The state Legislature meets today under the m o s t auspicious circumstances of any similar l**dy Ih many ' years. It has the advantage of n leadership in Governor ! Shoitz who has the strongest popular supirart ever ac­ corded a governor of Florida. The caliber of lt» member­ ship (• of an unusually high order. Practically all of Its personnel were elected upon promises of econ om y which in general are In harmony with the Shoitz platform pledges. This session should set a record in Florida for the efficiency and dispatch with which it handles desirable legislation. Most needed of all .matters rnming before the Legisla­ ture fa the orderly curtailment of governmental expendi­ tures. (rovomot Shoitz has provided the senators and rep­ resentatives with nn admirable yardstick for mensuripg ev­ ery appropriation bill. ‘Tan the state afford it?" If the state cannot afford it. it should bo done away with. •There Flight Acitws Summit Of Mt. Everest Is 1st One In llisfofy O 'O M " ■_ fR A H K I E PURNEA, India, Apr. _...J »rrc»a the Two airplanes railed .......... . c i an. Everest yesterday ind for lho flr»t tlmr In hlatory men looked d o « « “ Fnn tha highest mountain In the wot Id. Th* feat wa* accomplished by the Marquis r f Clydesdale, at(.m p it iM by Ije .t . Col. I . \. KKiWurt Rlack-r, ard by Flight Lieut. I). F. McIntyre. wh,» hail with him a uhotoctaiihcr named Vi dd the Himalaya*. Ih* airman wb* r w over ML Everest looked upon the very fed*. Tb* gre#l.‘ mountain* In thla section o f the world are the object* o f p r t lir and sacrifice, and religioo#' T*»' strietiors Hava prevealed srieeUfT ie eaamintiinn of rock formaticvvH in order that the deities o f lltfW ^ irreat reak* may not be an**r*d anti take their van(*ance on U»* piopl* who tklly laCk up at i M A BIO Limber Ca. Quality MerehandiM <k U tb and Mafly Reasonable Prices with U P SERVICE rbewa t$ Foot Trouble >Vr take earn oy alt -Feat IDs. IS yeara I. Orlaada. t TUB LORD 13 NEAR: The Lord I* nigh onto them that are o f a broken heart; and »av«th FOOT CLINIC ^ W . W T f ^ m r T ^ r i n T K r minutc«. At th* peak they found a wind velocity t f Uo mite* an hour. UVutrnanl Mclrtyr* apparently suffered considerably fioni frost, but Isird Clydesdale wa* fit and chiwrful when ha landed after the mnmenlou* journey. Aith-Uih n h a u itire prvpara- fr ,OBb ■« b t -r i ■ w r i t P t jy lille c . Another matter which the Id'giMlalitre shuultl waste no time In determining is the prohibition QUCMthn. It Is , The “ new deal” In Florida poll ■ tho duty of the Legislature to provide lide<|ttnie measures tin la zchoduted to begin today. for the calling of a stnte convention to vote on the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, hut it is ipT opinion that it Thn President o f Germany do**1 should go uVeti fujrthcr and so modify (he stnte laws ns to ret seem to har* much more aupermit the manufacture and sale of light wines nnd beer, / thorlty than tb* King o f England. in accordance with the new federal Itccr statute,, ix-nding - -t -------- o - . .......... As the pari-mutuel bill eliminated > Governor .Shoitz recommend*, prohibition repeul. th* pa**ag« o f a leer bill. Thei racetrack graft and enriched tha coffers of the state, we ■tat* ne*d* th* revenue woVso believe that u beer bill will be similarly beneficial. ■ than the bootlegger*. Of as much Interest to Hanford ns anything will, of course, be the Inws unacted with regard to citv nml county Oa*U Shore*, on* of th* big Isinds. Under existing statutes It is prartirnlly impos­ boom tlmo development* near 8t. sible for publlr officials nnd Isindhnlders to get together on Augustine, U toon to be zold at nhJIe auction. Take your time, nny kind of an agreement rehabilitating nn oyerbonded rlty’n credit and providing far reasonable Inxntion. The ayal Don’t crew'd! he will accept r<- i» the same II. t’ov. former an bo prrsitad1 governmental E —t Y .t s n W G T l w f l T ' President One new i pa per ,aya that two or three billion dollars will lie neede’d for the refinancing o f around (glto,060,000,000 of farm IndebtedMm i , Yes, wB should think it would take at least that much, but these figures are getting so big we rsn’t be absolutely sure about . anything. Extremes Of Climate . Onn never associates “Sunny" Spain with winter sport#, hut dispatches from Mnilriil toll of (he recent activities of Hitler >Uppe<l a censorship on skiers in the mountains Iwo hours journey from the cap­ tha Gorman press to prevent tin- ita! city. ftvnrthle stories from gettlnq High up in the Nnvnccrrnih Pas#, which only n few ■bread, and promptly rumor* tool, wnM bleak nml iininluihitcil, there nre three motlth* place o f facts, mnWinir th .vcnr" m..*.., .................... -../ tlm.-i!‘ rn rliili houees tiuil it W^H-CQUipped hotel. Here tho atrocity campaign many "vnree thenTi resMy wasTona New. A lp in e en th u sia sts o f Mntlritl g n lh er o v e r th o w eek -en d to York tabloid, relyhig largely o tile u jo y tlui fun w h ich Ih e sh ow coverctl slopes a ffo r d , rumors, headlined a story, “ 4,!00| In th e su m m er w h en sk im p nntl slelgh in if a re im p osJ*wg »lnln In Herlln.” Truth mnjr nlhle, th e hnhllties o f th is m ountain resort tu rn to tho bo stranger than fiction, but it Is p aetim e o f p h o to g ra p h y nnd hnvo form etl n p h o to g ra p h ic never ea wild e» a rumor. anelnlw wltlrli attnnsnri: vi-nrlv i-xliitiitisiti-t n f its w ork . cut, Sfi^atore, hweitlgatlng Ihe u le o f foreign .securities In thla conntry, teodiplzln tliat moat o r the twelve billion dollars’ worth of ataekg and bondt sold here are now comparatively worthies*. Whet wa would Ilka to sea 1* some Hilary* on th* total amount of bonds, real asiry, ticket*, and so forih, Mid In this country, which ■»» nose also comparatively Vetqraiu Who are having their pensions reduedd or allmlnated are naturally faced with new dif­ ficulties th thd struggle for eaisU ease. It U not' easy In these time* to find hew revenue to Uke the place o f K thflhty-dollar-at month loss In Income. But If the new iob* Roosevelt Announces MeinyAppointments In Patronage Move The Literary Digest tell* about a Harvard student who once a*ke<l hie prefeuor whet “ trensubetantiation” jneeoe. The professor re**Oo*d tfekvenel How should a t lw S r f Look It dp.” Those who NmiTyt Ih iW IT fh jflllrg would do well to eoneldtr thla remark. A new book <*n Huey I-otifr ts called “The Klngflsh." It re­ late* an Incident when Huey, try­ ing to get a proposal o f hi* by a Btato flomta committee, was con­ fronted with the constitution of Louirlsnn. H ur/a. retort was, “ I am the reftstlltilloo now." This r e r's ji- ni o f o,a remark of nn* Of th* French Louts, just two gen«t • ion* ; cfore the reolutloi, whrn l.ouii XVI wee behraded, “ The ststeT I am the statat” cabinet” SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Mis* Ijmra Fish must delightfully entertained Ihe IRhl rlub last Wednesday ovening at her Imme. Sally-Ray farm. F. F. Dutton, of laike (Inoro, will paint hi* house as another Improvement to hla beautiful properly. Mr*. C. O. McLaghlln was host­ ess o f the Cahien llrldge Club Wednesilty maiming. The highest scobe' waa made Iry Mrs. A. P. Connelly who will have the pleas­ ure o f wearing th,. cameo brooch until a higher srore I* made by another member of the club. Mr*. McLaughlin's guest* were: Mrs. CM. Voree, Mrs. W. R. Anno, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mr*. 0. F. Smith. Mrs. D. w . Herndon. Mrs. Robert Newman, and Mr*. T. A, Neal. Mr*. Carrie Griaaon( - who has been the guest of her nephew, J. D. Parker, and wife, for a pleatant visit o f some weeks, left Thursday for her home at Southport, N. C. M n. C. C. Howard entertained th* bridge d ob Thuredey afteranon. Mr*. T. J, Gonzalez won th* club prize while Mr*. Georg* A. DeCotta* was given th* prize among tho other guests. Those present were: Mrs. M, Symes, Mrs. B. A. Howard, Mrh. Kent Koenetter, Mr*. Dean* T on er, Mrs. T. J. Gonzalez, •M n . Aglet! Pitta. Mr*. E. J. Holly, M n , G. Koely, Mrs. J, W. Dkhfau, M n f t 1* Miller. M n Georg* Fox, J r , M n . B- W. Hendon, and Mrs. ^amuol Pul**ton. Mrs. J. D. Heberts nail family tut sriernl wrrk,. left Tlmrsilsy night fur her home ill Nurth Car­ ol la#. Mr*. O. W. Ilrad; lias rolurnrd fluin a pleasant visit of sovcral days with Mr*. IL P. Driver, of Tampa. Salvation Army Drive Is Getting Fine Response •terday 'My to the sullied of In a burst of nomineIlona ho forwarded to thr Senate Mw following names: I'laudo (5, Rowers, o f New Yrrk, In Is* amha-ador to Spain. Summer Welle/, o f Maryland, la ho assistant secretary of slate. Joseph W. Woodrougb. of Ne­ braska, to l>o judge o f the eighth rlreult court of appeal*. Harry M. Durnlng. o f New York, to be colleetor of the port o f New York. Roosevelt went over other ap­ pointment* with Postmaster Gen­ eral Farley, and there I* eVriy prospect o f additional choices for many of the plums still on tloDemocrstie administration tree. There appeared )e*terday to be considerable maneuvering ovei lorn* offices. It was underdo-vl In one high quarter here that John H. Cohen. Atlanta puUllher nndj vice chairman o f the nations) committee, lias liecn offered thpost o f treasurer o f the linitnl Staler. There lo rnn»hlerable doubt, tVelle* i* a former member of the stole department staff under President Wilson. Mowers, who goo* to Spain, l* a writer and was teni|Kirary cliairrnen of #I h) ItIJH llemneratlc eonvolition. Among the early appointment* evpected are tho** o f Mr*. Itutn llryan Uwen, former representa­ tive from Florida, to bo ministry to Denmark, and Mr*. Nelli TayIn* Itoss. former governor of Wy­ oming, who |s slated for on* o f Ih* Important office* at th* capi­ tal. Th* nam* of Clark Howell. At­ lanta publisher, also is mentioned prominently in the speculation Min. J. (I. 1-nnry. Mrs. M. It. Ktritblend. Jr., Mrs. O. J. I’upe, Mrs. W. K. Kamii", Mt-s Arvnka Takach, Mi** Jeanette luting, Mrs. II. C. Washburn, Mr*. Ralph Wight, and Mrs. Kobjr Lain*. Alsu. T. W. Ijvwtun. It. A. Smith, Kay Foz. Dr. A. C fhzm Iterlaln, C, E. Adams, Mazwell Htewart, Kez Packard, K. C. X z r Mahan, W. II. Shepherd, fa it . Earle T. luKcks, J. DlntMder, Linton E. Allen, E. J. Tull. P. Ilayord Smith, S. O. Shlnhcl-er, f . S. Weil, Counts Johnson. K. K. pourfnry, T. U JMm*«, Pa»e Uonlske, I. Ci. Hunter, P. J. Klin*. II. It. Steven*. Georg* C. Uanlen. Rev. Smith llardln, Karl Leh­ mann, 3. M. Lloyd, C. F. Dranan, V. M. Greene, C. E. Rawun, P. N. Whitehurst, F. R. Wilson, W. A. I.c(Tier, II. II. Colemen, F. S. U nuon, J. G. Sharon, W. L. Cooper, and II. M. Papworth. Might over Everest, the adust tying out o f th« feat wa* in a mriisuie incidental. When tho two *hip* went up th* purpose of hrrP a* to a place in Ih* diplomat the flier* wa* only to mak* a Uset. Ilut they found condition* to icAral lc rtirpa Setrral day* ago th<; Kpanis! that they turned the lett Into a foreign minister unmmncrd ■ real flight. The *hip» took off yesterday Madrid that lionet* was mors morning a* soon a* the Mirra than acceptable to hi, govern lent nr I that the wind in the upwent. I »r atmosphere had lost comliltreble o f Its high vehtlty. Thlii SOME THIEF u*» ilrtetininei.' by sending up a weather baloon which retched an altitude o f XJ.OUO fret, where it recorded a velocity c f flu mll«.i._ —Th*—ftrglil irvcr"The"talIc*t peak in the world required three an I a h .If hour*. I*>rd 1,'lyi.Vsdaie'* plino wa* the first to ro-apprur, f Hoard in a few moment* by the *hip containing McIntyre and the photographer. _ • __ In the eyes o f natives living in FAIRVIEW. Okie. A 22 .alllire rifle cartridge in M* smoking Inl.urn may ro-t A. J. tjuick the elghl o f one eye. tjnlrk had scoe|ied the loose tobacco from his piK-krt ami filled hi* pipe. An evptosion followed, shattering the pipe and driving a fragment of the wood in Quick’s eye Iwll. B. M % W. Int ST. Specializing in truck service’. Wr work while you sleep—day or nlghL VCV f l l 1 K (Continued From Peg* One) and all worketa were eapreted lo remind Ih* prospect that the money pledged It not for th* Sal­ vation Army, but for th* homeI***, Ike orphaned, tha transient and the loetl Indigent who visit th* Po»t daily tUroughout the year. Ak on* worker put It, “ Someone made this work Its ep*cUl charge for yoars ard yeara, U U impera­ tive that If are with this prob­ lem handled properly w* ehould assist th* Army In doing it In every way possible.” Worker* darted tko drive off by taking up a collection which prod need | U L . Those attending the uornlag breakfast were: M n. K. P. Monulvatgo, M n Clyde Ramsey. Mr*. 8. O. Sklnholaer, Mr*. 3. F. Dpudney, M n A. J. PeUrtiz, Mr*. J. Adrian Brown, M n Ralph A. Smith, M n C. 8. Well, M n John D. Abrahams, M n E n d Hirers, M n K. if. U ngy, M n J. M. Hayes, M n . W\ A. Hopkine, Martin’s Garage "" ^twrem you hod joy la life, Tit shaafs * and ovttKii, ladder Mess? You want character as v as mildness in 9cigarette. . . Luckies have bbth! Everywhere you go—at S l m 'a P U e # PORT OFFICE & ' LUNCH 'llvl er blended People the tvtnU over i a cigaretw that has Character. , *oJ a,l important, bee tnege fine tobacco*atuToasted”- tecaule It’s t o a s t e d ” PRINTING a trial. Herald Printing C# Hit # Yoor Glaawcw FRtcd Neff 111 Reduced p r i c e on efargU' vision and Kryptok lens*. A lio ■II iheU end modern g#M filled frame*. . Dr. Henry Meljulln, Jr.. n P T O M E T U lH T m Park Ave. THEY’LL CUT LIKE NEW Surgical tools; all kinds et feissors and knives; pruning tuols o f all klml^ <lc. Ex­ pert saw fillnff.’r tfZ XJTTT LAWN MOWERS ' • lirpiirrd and Sharprard Also For Hal# Have your work done b y ’ # rent mechanic, J. W. SIIADOIN RIO Kim Phono 719-W �VJCjKM- a -i— ■OB— 1 !Sfc m BAHTOIP W M O l gA W rW P, rLOW PA, n tn n fe iv TP<gllAT.J^»1ttt 4.1933 T Julia Cantacuzene To'M rs. Kick la Winner Endeavor Society Of Give Address Here Of Golfing Event Church Ilas'Meeting iMissionary Society. Group Goes To Meet pretty little lVtile Marie, fornw-r star o f Earl t at. oil's \ sm ­ iles. She offer* a real a.rubatic — .dauev mill also as»t»ls the LorKlahurato preparations are l » titTU-i- 3n»T .hairmrn o f "cusn-j , ow 11r\ithers in their intperM»-i Mrs. t . tl. lu re, Orlando du Mr-. J hn Ekk won the ninePETERS, Sm M * EdJ( famous Brow-way ve-l ,ri«* "ec ret ary o f the Woman's hole hr idickp g o lf tournament imlicv- fi ■ the coining year wen ; Ttlcphone: Offlca 148 I Alisstonaiy Society o f the Kiesl morning at the selected Io -erve at a resent m «t-j| l.|„i,„ .,. sUgvdyesteiJajr Princess Julia Cantacuiene who , Methoilist t'huteh; Airs. W..S* Fan ford 1 -luutry L'lub a* a pail lllg of* I1ic ,.>unvil of the Henmr will arrive here today and deliver of thi* wivkly “ tadloa’ day" at the t hri - tins Endeavor Society of the Thoritton, president nf the local an address on tho aubjvct. “ N»- club. Ain A. C, Cbamo*tla*n an.’ First Pier rstiyietlan Church- Mis* siK-iety ; .Mr*. Kyli- .-ihoe make'. ! Inmal Defense.” tomorrow after- Mrs. 1 !*. M,Fuller were hustc**- Mary Am-tewi was . K_____ _________ superintendent o f the children' cle.tei t- - . 1*,- a* presiderl, MIm ; » da.h " ( Scotch. Although it i* ilcpurtmrnt; and )lrt:.W vJi JcVlVT- . iiu«n at 2 .-00 P. M. at the monthly ft) fu, the itajr. Complimenting Mra. J. P. (.tif­ meet in. of the Woman’# d u b . a t . At the lusian o f tho gulf llrm i-i fi-.-wn is the new vtec-:»‘*t the kmd tluit re-botUrd, mrv- uf Ihilaiud. left Unlay fur GaUtcsWalker underwent fin and eon. If..S . Griffin, of Mi­ rr-thc-lc** fou will get a ' thrill trill*, to attend a cunfvrettce o f the TCKSIUV ' thp club home. All pereons Of the gci.n--, * th ware ewjoyrd tit the president": an.l— Alls* G»_____ip e n tio o thla morning at ami. the farmer'# aon and daughItum that Scot. Ii that you cult Woman’* .Missionary Society oi. Hart will I •xietary. The regular hnmifs, and soc'mljvity. and especially , . .uieiubora ______ oi murrrng. , ii.theun was served in -1 llhrl lrr-ln-lah, Mr. ' and Mr*. J. T. tho FafnaW Lamhton Memorial out of the theater with you. the F’ irst Methodist l huxvli yf The f-JI sing will have , foimally i bridge m***lAg o f the Laughters of We*patriotic and civic znganiutione ■ the club dining tiMim Gliffin. entertained with a RoOyHal tolsjltay Nell isrrira U-mitiful Florida. The general council wyl , I re id taoii * evorattd wllh bomU nf the iui in rmnmiltse* Celery I*? Class of the First Methodi-t1 ore invited to attend the lecture. poity laat night at the yen M - HarHet Brown. |ini-|stage srltitig of tu-i ow1t drsign he represented at tin- 'conferxiflfo i f calc:dr. a . wt*tkr, anil ptitux. Church will l«e held in the form dinner party will he given toCarle?, o f New Clair. (Juanlltiee o f garden flow, Bridge gc - ■ Ahri»? «njoy<kii in tlu* 1.4.1 lilt- ntr.t evangelism; Mi's #< Will as a wonderful wardiolw hy Airs. ItI.ipscomh. gcgelal of Dr. and era wete used to ocAirn the room# o f an “ April hools'' party at S:00: night at the Celery Club on the and prlxrs wrre Alargait 1Iteiinett, foreign mi*. I of ciistuniv* tlial wilt dasxlc you secretary of promotion ami educa­ P. M. at the church with Mrs. T. U kefront in honor of Princess afternoon their home o f the club for the occasion. *ion-: M Maigaret i a ) . [ just aher in*tunics daxxc thMrs. (J. P. Paxton, During the evening bridge t . Brown, Mrs. J. p. Thurmond,' Csntacuxcne with the past prrsl- (Warded 1 tion. • Avenue. :H score, and Alls* home nr.'.tonss Mb** I* notify eytrs of patTtmv at Tcxa* tim games were enjoyed ami at a late Mre. Jones llsrvey, Mrs. Morris dents and members of the board who tuT.t . ---------------------i a Virlr. t lilirtlaa education ami nan'* iTtrh, lintlNKBM IS llETTEU hour score# were added ami Spencer, .Mr*. J. |, Clark, a n .i'„f manager* of the Woman's Club I c r y I*, Itdl, who was l-tcky in lilinistnlal teiiefj Spiolt long, Mte. , Frank L. Stiller returned priir. awarded. High (core prize Mis* Dorothy Stokes a* horde* sc i. in aUr„aancc. Thi* will be f.d- timing. A vat r.T uf 1hi* unit i* tin*j VUCNtiSTOWN. O .-T h e l-'nHTho-1- j i -ent were: Mrs. \t. ictigiu.t- education and pui-liiayaatehfaty from Jaek.onville when for the women, perfume, went to ®i . « Number Seven o f ;h-- |„wr,i by a cruise on Mu* Celo Ill'll1" Ali‘"uun!er TtiMlpt*. Thi* | M. Scott. Mis, J.ymsn (tullulph,, tien: Frutikhn lienrett, sic»ar<-‘id Engineering and Foundry Lu•he' has been (pending the post Sirs. M. More, while second high F,ir! ‘ Ur,th« U*t tiiiii|.«* thi* iiiwsl »i< nun tin n* I j *»■ through the courte*) of H. N. Mia. John sii noil reed a five percent increase, l-.tk, Mrs. J. Il.iwe-i j -hip of po>-rssiotta| Mis* Anna thrto week* visiting relative*. score prixe, # pottery jar o f bath at 8:00 P. M. at the home of MU* e,,,.. «m an> fitairr in thv Christian s cial art v \ r t Full. ,\li . it. I*. Paxton. and1 Hello Hi own. in operation*. The plant I* aoor ’ ., , . , powder, was given to Mrs. J. Toll. Mabel Wilson, 618 Park Avenue. Fhry work anil fun j Mae operating twenty peteenl o f *»• Th' mon,h y «* h* guest, Alt. II. \V. Paalon. Mrs. K. -ci\ln . *||,| Mis* I sum E. 0 . Stowe was the recipient of with Mis* Wilson and Mr*. John ou* iiiui krv)i you utii"?mu? what Dr. and Sira. J. (\ GtliS* -and Woman* t lub. whiih i* scheduled Compton. Mi.. A. C. Fort,' Mr*. Hionn, ..vial commltlce. p n iiy. high *eore priae for the men, a Carver a* hostesses. h^iI'lH-it m*\t Johh Bbattfe, uf Indiana. Iiave re* Mrs. Hugo Career.' The ltoinmiltre u m v m t wtll t r e j “Pl’i’vn "exi K\|wc-| to be 1hr olficeis sml and W F liv m t n t v for Wednc-Jay afternoon at I'd:.10|Roy I S j i Ysrrlley's (having outfit and A. Altoitf. Mrf. IVtri1 1 haitmun wt'if 41 lt Jfhrfllirtl with I iumi -tuhtM n* you turned from Flagler Brach where o'clock at the dub house, fu r; Mr*. I.'tdpl II. B a l t r w u presented with sec­ A meeting o f th* board of the they spetit thu week-end with I* given tn in'Schaai. Jli i.eorge Knight. Jr..] dn l-c imlielixht service un S units re have never been thrilhd before 111 !«• ond high score prixe, a silk tie. Garden Club o f Sanford will be members unly, will Irlehda. 1honor o f Ptinrea* fantaeoivne Cantacuiene Mrs, I *P. Mct uller, Mrs. J. K etening ,,i T lkl o'et.-k at’ the ■!'*• > W " ,11 'Xceeil JWir . Cut praxes wete awarded to Mr*. held at !>::i0 A- M. at the , -ilM .l\iU Jt<ailj^aJkU lW .lw lW *..l!4M iU .^v*.cU ^U reU «#*^-aaA ^JtU tU k.A L.^uSW «M |..oU .*bW.* .o « .!k « lw iv i» r ^ « rU « « w ''0 « « -u...« « (.L | 1 E. II. Stowe and T. L. Soil •* l,k* 4 * i l — Lulnr vhtiri’h Kcrvira thai rvrinnif wunwPTul .k;« obits .m.l t IJ ourt. »t 2:tK» • p. Al. a na- led l«> u djolr ''e'ij% prJ .f'yrvar* they have ta-rn woiking t-> j of playing cards while Mr. Sulli­ Cheatham, uf Miami, returned Monthly luncheon o f the WontO r*«"lM ‘ i'">* receiving Invitat h iistiin Krdravar yeung iwuple?;|wwfi- ( the act that yuuMwdl - c -' home this morning after upending van received a leather address an's Club will take place at 12:30 ,inn‘ *° » rr: ,hr Anwriran mill liuy Ndl, They weir mi l took. I*. J. Laurence, who held week-end here with Mrs. A. o'clink at the dull house with the Auxiliary, the Spanish ! Vrntml intii Ihta coiintry hy tmtu* low score, was presented with a Either)1. Jr.. Magnolia Avenue. Order of the Red Rose and .Mr. American War Veteran* Auxi!j other than John Itiiiixlinir anil framed picture. Mrs. Griffin re­ \V. J. Thigpen, Airs. James (1. mry. the \V. ('. T. l '„ the l>. A. It, y»m* th**> war** ihr fratun* ceived a kid purse and Mr. Grif­ Sharon, and M rv R- A. Newman «l| P- T. A. associations, the tf. D. The prise 0f llu.tw fur thr , attraithm uf the cirvua, the fin a leather bound golf scoring | C , the Oviedo Woman'* I'lub, tla. a* hoateases. He u-rv alien* may­ Isrxc't attendance at the Woman’* ! World** montest, book* as mementoes o f the occa­ be made with Air*. K. E. Htein. Fern Park Woman’* Club, the Cluli and Stnow'a I'aint amt Gla»* ll« IIKMIY DREW | sion. t*oino pri lath'd to i*ei' «i ahow At ia*i liviv i* Mifialhitty that . The public i* invite,j to attend County Federation o f Women'* Company by .Mr*. II. I'. Joiner' uf that i« new anil novel, beautiful A t a late hour » salad - c r u r v ja lecture on National IW rn'e at Club*, the Luitgwood Civic Leaguel Jkik«unviills-. representing the • entirely •liifcmit m tht* luiv ■1> Ntnictd and tnitked with youth. was served to the following: Alri i 2:00 P. M. at the Woman's Club and other religious, putiiotic aii-l ’ PlttablMg burgh Plate (ilu** Company, f Mltittf ihiiOfii ri’vi’trt tv |trf’•ffltril |iv|i mid! tlirill**. J. I*. Griffin and II. S. Griffin, by Prinres* Julia Cantacuiene. ( siwial orga filial ions. itim nwaidnl tu tin* toikr Ijiike Alary Alan In S*nitfiml« Huy Xrlll jitnl ln*i honoh guests, Mr. and Air*. E. B. I'.-T. A, uhiili Iiii11 I2tt llffl wumrn women flunr tmil frtim T**xa- (lulfuti!** | Mr*. W. A. I-efflrr will hate a — — -------Stowe. Air. and Mrs. T. L. Hull! irjlMteiW miller »t» muiit*, 'n iel fumuit^ nt^ht « lull. van, Mr. and Mrs. Chsilrs Jhinn. tea at B:00 I*. M. at her home mi >uniiriolf Jlijfh ScIuhiI A.; liny Nell uml her tlaiiif hitvrj Jr., Mr. and .Mrs. O. R. Estrl-ge, Atugmdia Avrnur in honor of Mia* hud the 5«*ioiui laiut'^t atteinlunrvi n t onlv it fi*.ilur«* of Guthrie trceiit brideMr.' and Mr*. W. L. BtiBcek, Mr*. Carmen with 10.1 women. Ihinn? the (iuinan'» riub »• th**y hnvr > Tell - Mr*. At. AIu*c*. Air*. Frank elect, I lure-day period uvn MHi women j tuuml t In* l{ K. O. ruviiit with ejsch.^Afr*. Fraitk PetJrs, Mi*s ,, . TIILHSDAA .Spormorvd by the A'nung IVo- railed. . Irvini'ifdoiH aurrraa ami thla "i* „ . . . ... Lady Paters, L B. Taylor,. J. R. Rcgular Meeting o f Seminole , . In an intrrview (hi muntiiiif I the first liim* lltat tiny hai o f the hir*t Williams, L ||. Pope, A. II. Bax- Chapter Number Two Order o f : ' ’ 1*'* P*P«lm ent t*ry -l<- T. Layton, and P. J. the Eastern NUr will inert #t 7:H0| Slwthoslist t'hurrh. of thi, city. Jo-.- »d h li, IT. Stuart. man«*rr af| prat ciliti Ihr South Aiprnrin* with the Canir U Laurence. o'clock at the Alasonie Temple. M* r*l,i** ,fnor- o( Alliance. .S n ow P a in t and GU pv. fumpany, Initiation win lake place. [Ohio, wlm i* spending the wintci .Mi. Mluart tuteo tlint lie \Yi*luT A. iii^.inuathui.v 'VunmnV Cluh, that •lull4 nit* 'un* Tho South Side P.-T. A. will in Kissimmee, will give a to thunk nil i the , "lllltj I'll Jh«U vu.upc.a. Edward K. Goethe, uf Orlando, Meet at al.tiuL .c)a v.llt;:rccr. t'n .Wednesday evening prcM'Uted tin- In-I week in Mil), waa h«re loday on buxlnt-s*. al the First Methodist | on ur,| gihnl atlrnd im e. |8taIII ■o'clock ■ auditorium. Aimouj Atlisle Week, with the Al li­ The Wr*t SicV Primaly P.-T, A. t'hurrh to which the public (a in* ] TO NtlvUKNT iO M KItl’ sle l>c|inrtiiifiit n- -pon-oi Rewilt meet at 2:30 o'clock ut the vili-d Mr. Mar.ilhc *nng herr In-.. henrsnl* will Is- held r-vety Mon fori- the Sunday. School of tlu school aiidltoiium. CMuied nitd Ulocked Art - i"t'fiiwiil »u< math* li­ day evening at M:IKI I'. Al. at Iluv 4K r® »x) Regular Iiumi cs* and *orial First Methodist t liuivli several by us will ndd ffrare ■ml) (, Mr-,, D ** Miniv, ef eluli laiuse tu which nil slngei* ol meeting of the T. K. L. Clo.*. (.r weeks ago. „ Mr. 1 Ih>panm tu « f the tlu- city ait- invited. to crwi the “rUilcal” ihc First BaplHl t'hurrh will tnkr Assistant talent o „ the program o f h a t 'U t t s . ------- * place at 3:30 o'clock «t the church will lie the la di-lro Girl* IJiiuiannex with Mr*. II. R. Ilrrk, Air*. trite Of the Allen Instllote o f Mu­ John Abraham*, Mr*, f . K. Hen- sic at Alliance. Ohio, mol E. L. Kltone SC1 ten, um,’ Aire. jt. Wiil a* host­ Allen, orgimisl and iiioso ilim lor esses, of the First .Methodist Church in Icc Tea Spoon*. Salad FRIDAY Forks, Tea Spoons and llo-e Ciiele nf tin- <L,i,|<-n (.'lull Alliance. The program will !»• presented i Odd H ccch of Hittifnril will meet ut hmmi as follows: A. Al. ut the holm- of Airs, J. Organ Prelude, “ Aledit Ut Ion'*, Hill*, J r , In Geneva. The Jeweler Stingc-s, Air. Allen. MONDAY. Air*. J. llowell Fl.li un,: Airs. Aria. "M'nppuri" (MarthaI F. von FJotow, Air. Matsiliu. John Kick will I*- hostesses fur “ ladies' day" al the Sanford ‘‘ In the Garden of My llearl." liy' Cuuntry Club. lliircl, u ii d . “ Clannilta Alla,": 1 (The Firefly) by Frlml, IjoIis-I Ilu liirl* Qiinrletre. Itesnlmg, All** Ethel luipp. "I lleur u Tliru-h at Eve." I ad­ iih man bud "Ihi You Know My , Garden" Wood. Mr. Alursilia. The home of Mrs. R. Al. Turner! was the scene of tlu- i»gii|tt. •■Smilin' Through."* Penn. “ Allah's Hollilay." Friml, mnl “ Ki*s M meeting of Circle Number Two o f' Again," lleilo-it l.adiatxu tju»rthe First Methodist Church held letle. yesterday afternoon with Air*. P, ••'file llill* of llniiir." Fox, D. Parker presiding. Mr*. Turner ta". It .. i-IWeta and n r i o , le,| the devotional which un* fid -1 “ Ve-lI It giulrira.” |I'ugliorcl) lowed by the mission study lesson |.eo't eeptlri, Air. Alarsilia. taught liy Mrs. 1, P. Hagan. "An la - o '' Iriiioie, “ lie Para­ During the meeting a talk was dis) i lytsiia and “ Urtfu." made liy th„ Rev. .Smith Hardin. A social period was thro enjoye | 11-.. A , M. Alim. -|l • ) v ■ Russian Folk Song, when refresh men I, were served ti­ r;* I fo r u ic o a ." Wilson, luniis* the following: the Rev. mid M, . - > Ifiioitrtlr. Smith Hardin. Mrs. T. W. \V |. ,t ih lord l a Altr Light." AlUUcw. Ham*. Mrs. -Tr -Er-\Vii*orr- -M AL, Alursilia. M. Elder, Mr*, (ieurgia Unit, .‘ I Griffins Entertain fe r s o n a l s With Bridge Party S ocia l Calendar ! 'u.cn. Lake Mary P.-T. A. Is Winner Of Cash Prize |{ay Nell and “ Gan*rM \t Milano Wednesday « Lyric* Tenbr To Give Concert At Church To-Night t lotttft Times TREE CLOSING OUT Century Pattern Holmes & Edwards Silver Vz Price A t 1 :2 5 o ’ c lo c k T h is MINOLE l ii y Cleaners A ft e r n o o n in F r o n t o f McLAULINS T h e M a x w ell C h e v r o le t C o 1 ** “ Daredevil” Jack Derby Circle Number Two A f Church H Meet "Tim, Man Who Defies The Laws o f Native" STARTED HIS 100 HOUR ENDURANCE RUN EVERYTHING REDUCED! E. Chorpening, Mr*. H. M. S')wires, Aire. II. fi. Corwin, M rA. K. Appleby, Air*. P. |). park er, Mrs. P. 1Is van, Air*. J. p. Hall, Mis. K. W. Turner, Mr., J. M. Hayes, Air*. F. Ilrannan, and Miss Lrula Evans, — "The Car That Defies The Laws Of Science’ .••xflf II. S. Griffin, of Miami, lelarred homo 11*lay aflei spending * few, Cay* here willt lint former’* -"'I uml •iiughlerdn-luw, Mr. and .Mre.j J. T. Griffin.----- ------•— — '— in - Ives in Orlando dblebtiftbs its 35th anniversary ^ , w ith ai CASH SALE i | |b D id yier’tJ «4o of the yeu(! Four fashions for Wfcf* (ft# and’the h'ome'.-v. etreryBCed juii In itnre for Raster OtrtmrTrtjlW'elrvInff" whether f a pslr dt' hose, a dress or « eUri^Ihs'. . . jfou can't afford ’ tych an everft: D a re d e v il (lid wUJr now a r e d e v il” D erb y will attempt to prove to vour satisfaction Unit -thg-New-Chevrolel Six i- t|tc outstanding i in of" the tunes. . . . An impuasdile.i feul fin uiiy othar make nf^n «lx ur, eight-cylinder car. I0U huui- o f >on|ltiuiMi< illi> mg without *|ei p oi re*l. I'«) hums wilhuul ml hog uny ml--esnuk a | -sealed. 100 hours without adding any watei radiator iup -ealarl. list hours at. an average -peed of “ 11 miles |* r hour- 3.MIV niilre. T|li* mean* tie- same u< a tup fiom here to Nau Franrisco. t alifurniu, without uiPImg oil m water- over :i,nun miles without W a t c h fo r D e r b y e h The W ith S treets H im - - Uerliy'* mi- j* strii'kly stock ttmtltd t'ht'Vmlet Hi\ loach, taken from the stuck of Ihc .Maxwell Chivrolct Co. “ It’s Wise To Chouse A Six" HOW M ANY M IL E S W IL L HE D R IV E ? ; Duro-DevH Dt-rlty 'ta* huntkufftttl lo the nleerim; whe-ul at I:2>'> P. Al. totlnjr anil will tlrh'i- cimiliiUiiualy without milling oil or water fur -I day*. -I night* anil I hour* ending af &:2Ti I*. Al. -Saturilay. April 8th. PRODUCTS Tkfeauge Hie Does Not Take A Chance. TTie Best Is None Too Good! wi|| use Sindsir Gasoline ra so lip iarid^oIF ’ Prizes For Gucsfted'Oli1Wiles Covered lat I’rire |50 Cmdi allowance of any new Chev­ rolet Six. '2nd Prize f25 C«*h allowance on afkiy new Chev­ rolet SIx._ , ■3rd Prize 125 Ca.-h’ allowaj^cg un uny L’*ed Car. 4th Prize'|2fl Cash a'lowaAe on any Unwl Cur. • »»! Exclusively on his 100-Hour NonrStop Drive i & i ' 4 llnaa ret trietaii by manufat- 2d2!tiiin o lia 'PViP' ■-i*u - *» - Fill Out And Hand In Your Guess. Name ............................. — Address ... .. Car Now Owned _ ........... Year and Model My Guess ..... .....Miles in 100 Hrs. CHEVROLET CO, F. C . M ac ¥ (______________ D erb y CHOOSE * ('*•*» « AL*. J. I*. Griffin and her son. Sanford. Florida � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 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