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a W O R D . ^ F L o R l D A , 1W ED MBS DAY. M A R C H 2 2 . 1M 3
t b e r A w o cto U d
New Prussian Diet
Acclaims Political
Union WithAustria
MITCHELL IS
ARRESIEDON
TAX CHARGE
Roosevelt
Asking Pi
June War
No Uea Of
In T O PEACE
Cabinet Approves
Sholt/. loUiby luea
RECEIVES
JOBLESS PLA
0FR00SEV
GIVEN SETBA
TAL mAHAHSEE. Mar. JJ^—
—8tati- labinvt nf fleers in
•iay appiusv I tnivernor Sholtx’s
plan for curldng lobby activi
BERLIN, Mar. * t —L W ties during .the liO-duy uniting
P nuila’o now diot acclainwd a
of the Icgislituro o|ivning Apr
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
t
l
^
m
.Br.Uin
whleh
awe.
1
policy of political union with
4. Th,. picrrnn- and his i sbinc.
—
In
tha
first
While
llouao
pn>-I
.um
of
oil
»ml,
has
l<
p
w
.
Austria a t IU first mootln* to
<>ffi.era, silting aa a bnard of
on
«
ar
,uM*
*l»**
due
on
June
is.
day. Controllod by Chancellor
c«rr.missinr.eiv p ‘ -’.a t: itittiru
tha Roosevelt Adminirt ration tooW 1 \ ‘ Congress must P*»*> upon
Hitler'* N all party U J"mmad
tlons, went on record a* op
...
„
, rutlT r i b 1any agrerments narhe.l in con
\\
through tha oluctlon of ofllposed to anj state il.partmrn
office. It w a. .Uteil Hotly ^
, nr, llv„ wlth debts. t U ITesidxnl,
e o r s a n d commltl*** and
trrday that the President baa
granting
lease
nf
absence
in
ho indicated two months ago
cheered tho hoynato sPaschaa
Intention o f asking any p>rwer
any employe so the employe
Florida, hopes for the *P*
by aged Canoral Karl Lit*may oMan a pn*llipn with the
from Congress to d rftr tho J “m*
Iitmhal
of
a
congressional
admann. apeaker protom, a n a
legislature or with tk? lebt .
15 payments totaling more Hall
>
ry
rommillre
representing
5
22 .
Hobo K .rtl, who waa re-rtert*
W A SH IN G T O N . M
.
ft 11,000.fK’ii.
In touch | l’AR if. i |i , . 2 i —(Ah—Premier group.
ed ipoakar. The hour, derllneri
' ”— TT —
I The President was .leserihcd hi both houses l0 keep
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P
ro
file
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H
o
tjo
.
11
ice
plan
,,us
accep
, MutFOMfll • \ i »Ct ,
amid jaor* l» liberal* aoverul
N E W
'YORK. Mar- —•
.authoritative quarter- as.export- v»it! him during the debt neg'*. | tril In $rlnci| l«* yrsteida} by the,
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itlo
n
rm
iloy. ’
WASHINGTON. M ar.. 22. ■ociatlst mambora detained in
that <t amma.
Charle.
**
diu*“
The actual dicktring. however. Kreneh. •
prawns for political o ffn o n .
chairman Eof O a Nittenal CRy \
^
d e n t R ooaevelt signed
T)ie meiul eu; port “f the I'tllrd
Bank, of^ tlh
|fc#
n |(l Ulmr.
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. Naw York
.. ...City,. araa •| A
e usama
time, the
.d m t» -w lll to strictly m the hand of
8 2 p e r c e n t b e e r an d
arreatid at hU
Fifth Avonuc
^
u pwp«nnK to enter
enUr the
. rx p rlltn t branch, Tha rein* ' .state* for tin’ four-putter peace
t h r llttu ie . Ihlw r c o m n u u a
(act is ardently ile.rirew, I.........
i.b fll In to U w to d a y lm homa laat night, on a fedaral n:|,otllltoln, with tha debtor' rto-1 vrill
will be hehi
heM by the !•resident
‘ Minister ltot»*->y MwD«»nald.
on rec eiv in g It a t
warrant charging tall full attpmpt l E T flret of . 11 with Great
tlontlm m l on I’.ito Two,
• J« a sL iM sia .la > l tbsi^in*s>*fte*"
o f ,ulin>{ >mmc«lu»tely.
•
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tli day^n aetiaimn* «itli I remlcr t W l R j n K n K T l l E
*
| R e p re se n ta tiv e Byrits, T e n - . .j ,
Kdouartl U»ln Ter amt Foreign
The
warrant
waa
algre.1
/t
_4
i.etuwc llu u se
D s.nio.rjU c ,
Minister ‘Joseph I’nul-tloncoar of
•old where not otherwise
.by Keslerel Judge Alfred C. Co*
K;nnc**. Sir Jt*hu Sir.ton. the llrit{and was seFved by United Stair*
p ro h ib ite d aa soon an the
UH f ««sgn -c ie tn .y . s Im, tnok
cent gallon tax will be
Marshal Raymond J. Mulligan.
clock strike*. at midnight
jo rt In the ronver*ations.
■ Ii was based on an affUUxit
The French minivtrrs sa.d in a
- A a r . «.
and complaint by Thomas E.
IS
... *co endorsed naval c '
clloti
commjniiicr Hint they desire lo
Fourteen i U t n allow b o a r
Dwey. chief assistant Unlttd
l IM 'U ’NAT). I'hlo, Mar.
i wj,|,|n ,j,u Umdon lira ’y it niUtp,.-,
-en the fi lt Euroyean power*must bo held to 3.2 parent
States attorney, and charged spe
„ means of provi.ltrir cm.
! Fran-e. Itiltain. Italy, and tier-‘t f Thr mail <thl(i H irer nml il- ( |'j|in,
>1 by weight or four percent
cifically that Mitchell attempted
/A fl
. nuny so-oretnte lo kFep |ien«o ttl’mtnrt . eontlnved nn urjrW>l. ph, , mM„ .to rvade a tax of MSI.lBtlO on
log
mem -—
honksl.le titles in1 The
ramlnatloti Of Robert M
U incvyil
r'R nssiolt
*s... see1 nr pnminiuiiD
within
the
frame
»mk
of
the
WASHINGTON. Mar. W.-1/P) a net income of I2.823.105M for
Ohio** Kftilurlty*
• ••• tn
*- t - amS*»
—.»— «odor
*j - - jotj
W asting ns tuna on*tha act to
Ohio.
Kentucky* nit»I Inilmna lowijf
Inlay .
|•4tlu|*vnU*,
I esgue cf Natior*.
United S tale.
moved the year 1»2».
grlJch’bo looks for at laaat $124,- - T h e
n . th.- murky torrent approached, (o ^ r]|.|anj wa« unanlm" -‘y an* .1
.MsrDoaald, esplalning the teaMitchell waa taken Immediate
0t0,000 taa eanlrtbotlon toward prompUy laat night to obtain
proved hr the Senate foreign relaj
...n. f r the four-power Initially*. III.- Mi--I- IH'i.
batowetog tha budget, tha Praal- from IU embassy In Berlin offl- ly to the federal building to |>o*l
WASHINGTON,
Mar.
2
2
'd
’i
f ir s t of the
r.sb- haul i>|*- |lun, r„mmittee whleh held up th* .•
|.(is ANGELES. Mar. 22.-I/T I
I
aid
the
llriliidi
policy
«a*
t"
... . _.—
aa L......S
Is.. Itllflti
at afor. a __.L
dual a* soon aa tha bil| reached clml imformmtloo on complaint bond.
-To fernut what he termed n I
sn% rtnrinrtuU
•hteimt I,ht*
n,«hl a.tion
week.
—The possibility of arother major
Up While House croaaad over to brought to tha attention of the
It waa charged In tho warrant
"tiu rr i xpreaali n nf the
" seek n more neighlnrly Aelinj: whit** n sror» ».r
It is understood Hint President
ilJcnl
,
»»f munirlpalearthquake
in
Southern
t
alifnrIn Europe. When hr «.is In Home
£ cabinet room to affix his alg- (tata department by American Jaws that Mitchell purported to • cell
irrecaa
will" in selecting their 1’ieabler.t Inst w.-ek-rn.', the prune mini.ter ilic iD>«*n I'lirli *l*h* “ f th*’ pW I Roosevelt win rend to foirreCM
nia.
*tis
discloanl
yesteivViy
by
aatura along with that of Viee- H at members of their race a rt IN.300 shares of National City
Bk.ii»*r wtni|U*l«d !•» «s*»n? (or many by thr end of the week Ma pro-,
Vie* Freaklent, Senator
tConiinued ttn I’ngs Two)
rtaaldani Gamer that had beau being mistreated by followers of Bank stock to his wife, Mrs. Dr. II. O. Wood, t’arnegie Institu- ard
IhotiMumln cf «empt»mrlty W o pnsals for refinancing an'cn'Wrw
tt_n
seismologist,
at
an
Inquest
George
IV.
Norris
(R..
Nelil.),,
pat on two minute* after the San Chancellor Hiller.
vr !l Si
Jnnd homo mortgage*,
Elisabeth Rend Mitchell, at 1212 over the bodies of 89 person*
le**.
yesleiday inliodiwrd hi* proposal i
**
iaet i
morel political explanation* fulad Ion* li
Immediately
after receiving a share on Dec. 20. lt? J. but that
,
f
«
err
• ftba Free Idem went to tha eabi- from a d#l#r»tion htndtd by R*b- H ere was no actual sale on ths- killed In the disaster nf Mar. 10. ' I r Imlcrendent camlldale* and
hour* ol
of llouse
House im
delmU
.....................
I
,
.....t(.
mute Irrnu-O
lrrnu-e nloier
v,Inter ns.i
had reni.o—
rrturne d. l.ijoure
* » yea'.rrday
,
Dr. Wood told the jury of .tr u e > r mue, sou....
■* ,
•. not ream by pre-arrangement to bl Stephen 8. WUe. complalnU
stock.
record •f “Indlgtilllas and outragv.
heavy rain of DemocrftUs malority p i'h-d the
The government charges tho I kLv- IB "“iTTvVr*t“7 ! . t ”^ r ; "".auVwav "v.r-' ur?
§
th / la.l fortnlthl. U ales* mad* administration f u n rvlljf MU to
Jew* -In Germany, the purported »■•» was accomplmhid
alive the need of f>«st and ward certain pt*»ag* today.
department cabled Ambassador without the passage of any mon
Scar.eiy « moment waa de»
belter f«r the destitute.
Bucket! In Berlin telling of the ey but by an exchange of letters. vet 111 .lim e"
new tfongtenamen all.’ executives!
voted to analysing provlsimw a*
Tim
lour
day
old
flood
ha,|
rn*t
"deep concern" being caused by
Dewey’s complaint stairs that
The scientist’/ testimony intv.- Into MTt.c in Jum ary instrsd ofl Giving inlhiisl.retie -uppnrt
these reports and asking deUlled Mitchell had a gross Income for • oetse.1 attack* by expert wit- MmeH, N»vrts has sworn to fight #n invitation to form i. poiiltrv- m il iv e s anil probahlv many mil- the Intrlrnto Uooeavclt plan foe
boosting farm buying power. Uut
ggos u
*
Information aa to their accuracy. 1D2U of 11,0M.70V7I1. Including
*
“Two)‘
jit ill um h«r$| for th u plnn, wliUli [ ||1#,fj,J| prntirtiM* a '•ihmuI n»n, .1 .linns in property. Ohio officials in a continuous proetsshMvj mem
(fontlnued On Page
Tha action waa InUrpreted aa tl,20d.lt>&-02 from salaries. S140.hs as ehampioncil unsurerssfully |
group of S. niio.il,• I’onnty nlnne -aid ilamags* lo Iwblges and ber after member arose to 'to l
' Mxhwars In this «tat,. was more
meaning that If tha reports are 103.74 from Interest on bank dafur sum* years.
,
| Iradrr* of that indii trv, aiigmen'
why he w a, voting for o r t f ’-n*
verified officially the Unttrd posits and bonds, and lt,1ftt,2.17..
it lock him almost 10 y tire
by a. group fn.m Volu-ia
I ” "'
... ir n tv ,
ftoclnnatl. the messiiro.
..
.
ore of tba Banford-Alton- States may maka forfnal protest 07 profits from sales of atm-ks
d a tha "taavu click amendment , r , |aat „IrM no t ■>' ">•• < i»y IWlI
. K_ V . o is « um., kv
•Mnstlr It w*» a e**e of fol*
I Baak yesterday after l aths German government headed and^ bonds.
.
(CunUUiml tin Page Two) Tumi IKVrtM’ a
note • " ’««»» " ‘ V " ' . ’
M'„|, „„ | n.L. and ,()W lhc Ure.l.l.nt." n sn k W I.
bjrthe*n»ry H itler/ whose acces
Other items making up the
— J
I’oultrymen’a A „ ,a ..o .i.
\
........ /,-re l.ara *•»! Democrat. Alabama, smimlm the
U)S ANGELES, Mar. 22. d l
sion lo power waa marked by re- gross Income, Dewey said, wen-:
P n r l T lm i» F v e n i n i r
i O. E. llou»iuai. >•< I nola. w a s.'
note swhen
called up
■limbing water*.
I toy
teyroie
n n i he .........
- r -a »J W
—
A
$l2.tkMl.n«IO
damage
nit.
12 (1 !,H71.to f/om dividends. 31.
(Continued on Page Two)
1 a^ r
H U M ....... rame.1 temp............ ba.rmao. ...id »’F Two
*h d)k. . prole, ting part of ■ prilhlbit sbiftlng ev.n a remma
tiled
in
Hm
United
KUtre
tlistrleti
CaplUl
rhh
h
<
783.12 taxable Interest on Liberty
Cinrinnati’s east en.l were threat
|h.. jg-paga roeasur*. lie Han*
__ j Apr. i, i w
bonds and 14,403.78 from direc- rnurt, ti«lay, eehoe,| the Allwrl II.i
— —
named srvretarv
Iho following roe.1 -erioo.lv arol one «f then. |y #rn.„,ne*,| the mle
. Tba diraetor* learned with In
luis’ fee*.' lie fixed lawful d.dic Kail brils-ry ease. The ileferidani ill ■Memlo-Is of the regular Part ! were nam*nl gs '■ ailiers of IB Ex art nail e gave wu> at
M a trrli
,(-„nHmie.| on P a t. Twot
terest that alma tba lifting of the
tion* at II83.W9.UL
E. | .
IMheny, multi-millionaire I Time Evening f 'a t- aie vxprelrd t eentivn f'evrenutt. •• «l"eh
vvJJ point, sending torrent, or water
------ -------- -----sanatorium on tha affaire of the
Dewey set forth In hi* affidavit Oilman, who allegedly 'Ifem l
al Bamlnol. llU k
i S
S
i?
into an .-nosed portion M
n'" ‘
. .. . ^ 4 \f M i l iP T
local bank. depoaiU had Increeaed
that Mitchell’s tax return for 19W $im.nou brilw to Fall, then seen;. .
.............
; *>jj
.
over 1300.000, and tha volume of
biiiers 'x»i*1,iii nielpnl nuporlshowed a purported net loss for tury of tho interior to obtain viilMeam.luie. erralle Mill Cres k in
,
a IA I> JP. I
handled had far exceedlliv
final
session
of
the
.ea.oit,
*c-.
(the next few il.iv ■ It II Mo*r
the yrar nf $48,000 and that a.-- u file oil leases In fulifornia.
,t„.
v.
•
.
f
t
"
.
id u y aver done by the bank and
nnr suit charge. ________
. . cording to Alex It. lour-on. clres head, l/fo Tyler, ol Sanfnid. J. IL baekvsatr. list • ruhnrlw of tli*
The
Fall and .Do
tl
.
. |j
/T r t l l r 4lie*teen 40 and 50 outstanding sordingly he ha,| paid no ta*.
Mur):
A.
t*
IU■ W
MfWUlt- ’
.
Dewey
iwrsonally
examined
Mit
henv combines!, confe.larate.1, and auvlsrr.
I Houghton, of I ji '
A rthur Bra nan. cashier of th* business ami professional men chell. who vtluntarily huHmllted
..it,
nod
to defraud the United, At the mjme t i m e ^ h r , T, m. n. "f » W
l- s (tated
that "business, as of thla iU te art expected to gath laat ThunoUy, the affidavit said. ronspIrwT
state, lo bring about lease, f o r 'that Frank D»umley. .g rk i.llu ia t, | |(in,r r , of Oelrs'
raflag tad tao u r aetlvltle* Inca the er here tomorrow fur the Florida
Circuit Court Judge Millard U.
The purpose of tin’ As-ociation
private gain of Fall and Dfheny economist Of Gainesville, will *h'
r o w i n g of the bank l«^t week. HUta Young Men’s Christian As
Smith this morning denied for™ "
,,
i,.
protect
thlocal
consume
liver
an
addle.,
on
“
Feeding
William McDuffie.
receiver in
-baMM'back to normal as fpr a.- (Odalion convention whleh opens
city xomwtssloner Fiank I- Millar
equity for the I’an-Amerlcan I’r- Katls" U forr members "f th* nf egg* ami poult i j, an.| to com
Sanfard Is concerned. Many mer- at 1:30 o’clock a t tha Episcopal
pppli.alion fur uu In un- ien to
hin»
al|
lorgl
poult•
in-"
",
Commercial
Poultry-men's
Even
trnlrum t ’ompanjr, of whleh IKi
report that they a « well Parish House. Ilerry P. User,
"
u
a n the Florida foe g W«l
strong
organlxntion
'vhlclt
«iM
B
y
heny w s, the former bead, filed ing Clas, at the school tomorrow
over the outlook and a re- marrvp of Miami, president of the
msmtalp th- rigid of Ml o-.rm
l.wht «••- from *’
, h7
night
at
8:00
o/ioek.
the
Miit
In
liehalf
of
the
slock0f business procperlty.
\ ' organisation, will preside. The
•M
- A COfO- current U-csu-o Mr. Mil er nx I re
tiers at all time.- Tl - |n.M.e’t • In
ORLANI'D.
M-vr.
—
holder*.
Waay that there Is a defirdt-; public Is Invited to I he afternoon
vited to Join the F '1 ”" v" ‘ " 7 ’ net’s juiy yesterday e,o,.erxt.?l fused In p-vy hi bill f * ' 1 '
THE I1UMII.IATIHN8
l for the betUr In this rltr- session which adjourns at 5:00
•------,
.
i
mltlee and »pp«-ar I- - e
\V C. Sheimaii. I’anama «>»y -III i •• I -ur Of K -SO I 1
IT AM. HELPS HUT
Mcnc'ay'* police court docket
- Only one difficulty that la noted o’clock, to the supper at «:30
SEATTLE—John l.ttnd. :t-. feel* , rommlsslon next
ou-ht to lumberman, f
death* of Mr.
n’eloek,
ami
tha
closing
session
’ a ". .j ..
♦s,i - tY l|
i —. i i ^ u tha fa rt ikat cheeks amt
was disposed of as follows:
keenly the Ins* nf ltia suit 'It 'lias t.k support of the ........live res and Mi T. J-.MrKenney a the
SARASOTA
-Mrs.
Alrane
KrlFriday
morning
from
l»:00
o
clock
offered.
J S u accepted for collection y e
Ed Randall, white, charged with
thr
;ih
in*
meage
bee,,
gone
sinre
last
l*er.
22,
vs
hen
olutions
thnl
will
Ilesult "f » rar accident on
until noon.
driving an
automobile
while ly. sitter op Mrs. ,foh„ fDngltng. he -ent It to a elesner in prepara
Landis, of Itel ainl. e .u.:»-l <»t th*
a r t being collected aa tl“ ,r|||E
{tarfoidn imb> reml Mar. 5.
City Commissioner T. L- IhJm« drunk, wa* grten a itO-s-’uy Jail wm awarded $59 weekly tempo tion for Christmas festlvllb >. II*
power rompnnj. which
J{
■
____ n - Mr, UraiUn s**1*- Sonw
Exa.
wonllng
of
the
Jury*
re; motion in .trike Mr. Miller • bill
. aspacUoaa are varp JlffKult." b" will welcome the delegates to the sentence that wa* indefinitely sus- rary simony nnd preliminary at filed a suit against the com pan?
/..rt wa “that Mr. »nd Mis. Me- ..f complaint and application for
tinney'a fees in
- - a- divorce suit asking *35 for the suit an,|
•’
"becaaae of unprecadanted City whgn they gather at the sup
pentM.
nsninut Frnnklin Krily.
j HIc m Umt have arisen, since per tomorrow night whilo the prin
Kenney
•!"
,|,B |pjun:llnn from the file*,
for
hi4
humiliation.
EHward Blocker, while, charged Mrs. Kelly charges desertion.
automnbi e a -ci lent tu< >
m . Miller. S. It. Dighton hU
. banking holiday was lifted. It cipal address of the evening will
..f Mr pegllgei... f W. F. Sherman, but
with
loitering,
wa*
dismissed.
Mr. Miller. City Allot m-rFre<l
George
tv
fuwan.
he
mad.
by
Dr.
Kenyon
U
Butler
to say that millions of
nltT.re.yV'aml
this n,.l rrimlnal »r rtilpa'“le nex'*
and Mr- I II. Cowan,
drafts are being ban field, former president of Mich - * Morris Garrett, white youth
R.
Wil'nn were in a’tcndan.o q$
Agricultural College. I>r. Hut- charges.' with breaking nnd rntrrcity, ’lit" lecently **'" n)t|Miifttnl gvilie '
. ,
the lu-anng.
I by ■ banka In the la rg r gan
|Vn
•*
»lii
Ing
Laney's
Pressing
Club,
was
returned
liivert.gatnr. blamed the aecl
------us manager of •*»r
Natorally It .*• <»lfn«H to ter field has recently
m
r * ,1. . O - o f II ul ueaily the t*nn -1
I am sure from the Far East, ami he will tranafsrrx-d to Ibe eourty for trial.
Dlghtcn
thla afteruoort
Urn h I ••“»»* |iunri|ml
»»»'••
Hint West Vbirlda , , .ml in the
nn] ......» r.
. Fnurt
_---- . after hav
Roy Plrrt*. while truck driver (
hamllrd as Ulk about his obeenatinna In for
mml rwM«*r
the ta
I a il
It three
liner year*,
...............
«thw
j , ,’ word re-i-ivsil ..Tii,nrtmrr:f-thie-a«rha,t
eign countries, particularly as who D charged with hauling pasrf the a .rh a 't "'"I
‘"'d roo
7 ”’;l Inu s’ecurei ihe agreement of ih«
they reUte to young men. The Ki- sengerx who hong their kn* o ir t, » - * - • —
.............. . .1 the mad In that Florida 1’t.wer ard Light Co.*
..........
*
,
2
a fll
III
l>h‘»wanla Male Quartet will provide the sldea of the truck*, will lo*| i , r - . - h k h , m t
.Mr. t'ovssn Ins
lhni
..... - 'l l ’
through it* attorney Mr. LaodU
the musical portlnn of the pro- tried Monday.
for the pu-' r \rn
’ rum J. Kenny. Winter i’a'k . y’|,a”',^',
wnuld" not
surer*..
Klnwer lover - rota
third annual G»rd*n ami Hrfwer murh akurem
that It wouiu
n— dutjrb IU
— el«€*
Daley Ballard, Robert June*, Show of the Garden Club of San ought not In mbs this event f«r •ml h at U rn a 11n* n b w r «•»* maile <‘H‘- uf the fun** direct wit- trirut
g - n fthlnbalaer. E J . Feitner, af
. service
_ n.vu>
»lnw suoollcd
row \Icing
supplUd
f
r
EUrtUn
officer*
will
fores
a
and Sally Jone*. charged with dis
^ 0 ; i l v r ^ UUI. R. A. NewT.
Driver »f the first rar t» Mr. Miller, stated that in tb#
which we’re planmd «nd worked lhe f’usinn for the b*’1
m d joe Cameron, aa dlrec- major Hem at the doting motion orderly ccndust, will be tried Mon fuid which opened a t . t|if May
t.a .h th- seen* u ft.r toodater Court'* opinion thla aiq>»c*»»«V
thU
aftcroon
«l
2:0t)
i
„||
,e»*..r.
and
w*
Invite
them
all
mn«lre";*H Gill, r-m-tol mvmger
'
fair llutrl
on Friday morning.
dayShow either tonight nf tb“ I’.......cola It.id ff t ori-nra- vviorl, Mr. Sherman. ntlemplet.’
, ,i . to
... for injuhrtion ahculd mot# pr*F* »r
I ? — i arrangements are
w
Disorderly
conduct
chaises o'clock In continue until tumor- J in visit th. tomorrow.
I
ass
when
his
biake,
failed
l»
,akrv
'
pr,..n
t*
d
by
an
amendcommittee
or ail day .....
tinn which control, th* •
"
S jfP ir '
„
s . ^ a .charge o, a eumxnlltec
•gLlMl Wilbur Jordan, Margie row night at 10:00 u'clock.
J lhe or|g„,.l bill of combold and hit rar tkid.leI ov*r I”"
Shortly- after noon today, nine making th* announcement.
Mrs. Kmlor Curlelt of Geneva,
* u!
Dixon, Elijah W*«t. re.ultn.’ in
fret. Mr. Kenny gave a vivid ac I laint filed by Mr. MUtor ra lb rt
out-of-town
Judge*
weie
l*u*y
>"•
,hvl
••!
am
pleased
to
aimounrr
chairman
of
the
»Kow,
think,
ths■ t t ’*
D m i v m m I C u t s C. DuBom , H. F. Kent, f . 8. Lam their being *fle*d $4 each.
jU han b y - a-aupplsmtptary tiu or
rount uf the crash.
..
^
J 0 gkaron, ana H oy
.peeling the exhibit* ami plnelng :hl- .election to ____
Gw P'*1
_ ,1-1•• rhtr<,i l i m i t e d tRat H wa* fo min
Jama* Warren,
--------- (harged with, affair i» the finest ever staged Wee, resl. and-ysllow-ribbon* up thi.
complainL”
.. .
I toVt* U rn M i«i im|uinrN ltd “til
r
in
Sanforrl
Hhe—p*lt*»*
to
»he
------ ward Walkar.
gambling, wa# flaad I t.
t ••• —.......... - -.
.
"The Court'* itocttlon th*W*
An the m arag.ni.nt Ibis ..... .
uuNGTOMi Mar.
»" nils l.'fote Ihe ambtivlatwe nrRrn llolt, char gad with df.- vrry first «igb» seen by th* *p*<- on tho winning entries.
five.’.
In
the
meantime
he
and
tho
Taylor. Iegt*latlve omew
nouncement os to the winner* will , I a m c e r t a i n t h a t I ’ e n . o r . ’ l a .. * i a n d
fore’’. Mr. Dighton aabl, "l* baaad
oiderly euuducL waa flat..’ *d". tator as He enlar* th* lobby, a
be made tomorrow, Mr*. Furl rt t h P t h o u s a n d s u f ' W '* 1 V , 7 chauffeur i t the McKentey. car upon a mar* m atter of protector*.
American UfW u artd tod^f
which
WM
latar
anapeaded.
da.arly
arranged
maply
of
garextricated Mr. McKenney, Wi» h M«a ** •naur*m*nt
on bad boon taaurei
a r e s U .e t » I n ' - , w i l l
.m l • » had
• vld, The Judge* weir: Mrs K.
----- t*for*
Walter
and
Norman urn
.fen aFirrle ---exhibits,
WniVOf Dixon
u lion nnci
---- . a* Iwlng
L. an « . Terkes. Mr* Julio Fhurchwall. t h e C’ a . i n o m a n a g e r a p le a s in g wbb n fj-e tl to Irave his wife and
KoomvcH aarf W*
Smith on next WadnreWY
Judge
Jon**, charged wllb boing drunk n am p lt uf what the ontlr* Hm*
small son, Curtis, but that Mra. when th . matter will b* preaenjrta
of Um Budget BuMr*, w. K. McArthur, all of and efficient #*#cull»e.
OOLUMBUH, O b k h j t e « « am.’.dlaorsUT»y. war# flnod $4 r a th .j, like.
—
,
Me Kr miry’s held was doublad again by way of omacdmant.
ent. TV to|
' |ta oplnUa will bo
Juksunvillri
Mm.
Erie*
l>a»l
,r
whl)o Hasal MHrhall, to ccurt on Mia. fu rlc tt rail* particular athi.rk in an alirm in / position.
.*s,»>aed cuts la eetornf
t;
ilar.vlllr.
Mis*
Mary
«
-’ompca*e is golug to bo pushed to •
700 M in e rs T h r e a te n
a
alml'ar
chary*,
waa
dl»ml*,e.l
irnliun
to
the
commareial
exhibit.
Taylor said be today gt wounds recnlenw^ "tbe"
ton and C. I). Kime '-f Orlando,
conclusion."
'
Finlay Morgng, ebarge.1 with and three from awe10**" rl,y Harry Smith of Winter Garden,
, Budget Bureau IM shot by bl* •on.
— BamnoL t t
petit
lareany,
wax
flnod
$10,
school*
that
occupy
th#
ballroomJaU tratlon plaaaad tog n family quarrel
Bcasto La# Scott, charted with to tha unuaual display of florists end Mr*. I- C. Marston and Mr*.
II. 8. W11ITK IB BETTEE,
WAIWAW. M*e. 22. IA*.' to"t
their regtrlatloM to n ^ m W e f U v e i d v ^ « •» * « of
exhibit* in the adjoining writing Roy Brock 0f Cocoa.
_________
_______
• Jn veteran* **■ <■‘.tonal football ruloa committee, ■rlliag liquor, Wna diamis.ed.
T ta fallocator »w»»m««cial Itor- .taring tbay wm.bK e-tb*. d^ -I
CHICAGO,
Mar.
22
.-IA
V
-K
la
loom ond tba artlacttow of p a c
Advice* from the Fee
T
than lavtta Um slsol-wd hi* -to •< *«
^ j,b. g.nm .n fir,I with $UH*> to cnab
ing* depleting rsrtou* acene* la tat* have larg* amt i|al*>rato dl*- hunger unftor thluiughton Memorial lloipi\
slowly slarv# to drsth w
,
i sylaion* on thsm for# b t Up*ed lnU)
1
play*
i
Rasart
tar'*,
SUwart*.
nn-2
the
content*
of
a
postal
•la
A NSW RIF WINKLE
ami about Hanford, to th#
aft.m uon indieat# that th#
,
uut
Jo b s , m o re
th m
71*0 r . • I
, recalatlM* are proamltold
tractive (Lowing of vegetable and Edgowood Flower Shop, rlsh miner* at KUm«nlow refund to tino's depository and 40 private lion of r«pre»«nt*tiv .-otoct
Rr*.
and
Flab,
ond
Joe
Ltenhart
of
sifry
dapoait
boxes
to<lay
aftar
from long fruit bowls for table decorations,
ber
PALO ALT
them aba c*U*4 borM *
aarviCe in and anally to tb* general scene of Oviedo. Commercial duplay* alao mm* to th . surf re-- * 117 ; .° " '’ dynamiting the walls cf th* vault Whit# ha. Ukau a torn for ‘
year* *f
husband. wbo
^tnlmlnated
are offored by th# Sink*# Head ptolintr Haturd*)’" eblf»- Th#y re In th# ar yurban Argo Sato Bark. better although ho la d a l
war
rotor and beauty. ’
.
driaUag. »ittsm pt*
i PBICEB CUT
;
Hoover
TmrUllger Cement Works. mained unctorgreuml on a hung*, A- larre »to.I vault containing critical atat*. Mr. Whit# v
a. Wban
•There are Jneru flowers, shrub*
strike In prot.st of the plan »r moat of th# bank’* cash wa* toft orated upon early yretoxdsj" L |
i
Ban
Juan
II
Hardware
and
Implemeot
t
a
retomad to W«
Lambert
and palma on display thla year
• ha
Y t-V F>-A ,
_«w*rs ha
and BanlialU A r t Concreta firm I mine operator* tu (local the two untouchedtog. ■; ; a
n iu
Um revel rev and to tha
they work.
ttJre ab y
"for th* baa « V # ever bad" #b* aald. of DeLaad.
. I shaft* In wktoh Hm
wHk
k k soa, tbo w a » ea
'Wa**# aeourod tba w unly and
witbhto
ebarged.
‘ " ‘ “TO
j & sL
FRENCH FAVOR
Erstwhile New York
Banker ServedWith
Federal .W a rran t
At thAvenueHome
_ it Puts Signa*
Upon Measure
_ Brew Of
Percent Power
--’"nmrv Delay Met, j
htk;rninmitterDew
rifles To HoJJ Dearin^rs On Lecri slai^n*
Moral Support Of U.S.
For 4-Power Pact
Ardently Desired,
States MacDonald
S
U.S.ACTSTOGET
Tj£versgcjTIoTe TAtTSDNRS’ORT«Slu-Jafc!S“
OFJEWBAITING
Presentations May Be
Made ToGermanylf
Stories Are Proved
MADOHIORIVER «**'""*>*“ •*1”‘* 4
fONTINl FS UPON
M
ANOTHER MORE,!NORRISOFFERS
SEVERE QUAKE AMENDMENTFOR
PREDICTEDRADICAL CHANGE
Swirlmjr Current Is lii(,
Menace To CltieS
In Indiana AndOhio ent >
, m„ ?3p,, ,
0..r
:
*!
Seismologist States l.egislativc ProPJ1®}
Heaviest Tremblor Would Spell End Of
Hasn’t Arrived Yet Electoral ( olleRC
Poultrymen Form
y r t r r t s t S:S S * r . ™ ;Protecting Public
tla n tic National
nk Declares Its
srly Dividend
Doheny Is Defendant
In $12,600,000 Suit
CI
T Hold Meet Kar, K N0rd«i<<< s»i.f»ni.«...
ManyAre Expected1
ToAttend Y.M.C.A.'
Convention Here
.-.I •< "d’"1
vd cayf»- ... th, Ohio.
*iDriver Of Death
Car Is Absolved
Orlando Jury
Municipal Court Is
Featured By Light
Docket On Monday
PctltlOn Ul Illlllv"
Airainst I4. 1 ci
| s Denied By tourl
Cowan Is Appointed
Manager Of (’nsino
Third Annual Garden Club Flower
Show Is Opened At Mayfair Today
L3 r S i
Veto To Be Consulted 0,
H.yn**. a»,eh*lr7*".Upon Proposea
Ju(J^
Lambert Dies From
Wound Made By Bon
To Starve In Shatt Six (iunmen RobBank
Of $4,000.00 In Cash
m
1 f
*
'4
.»«Bmo*ato»«*»«»»aw»ao
�................ -
BARGAINS
ORLANDO. Mar. I I . Risa In
commodity and all athor prices
was predict'd yesterday by Waltar Candler, member ef the famoos Atlanta family which aeriral yearn ago sold its CocaCoin Interests for 123.000,000.
who stopped In Orlando to drlvo
his filly. Debutants, at the. Hamloolc Driving Park.
The rise le credited by Mr.
Candler to the “new deal” An
enthusiastic Roosevelt man. the
Atlanta real rptata dealar believes
the President has made a splen
did start on four good years for
the United Slates.
' Mr. Candler visits Orlando
about four times a season. His
principal Interest here la the herBeta racing track near Longweod
where Fred
Kgln,
nationally
known relnamsn. Is grooming
Debutante for tho Grand C irc u it
Mr. Egln once trained the Cand
ler horses near Atlanta.
Incidentally, Debotante la, a
three year old and la black. “ I’ve
had good luck with black horses
r Issues OrAfter Solons
To Cut Price
rLANTA. Ga.. Mar. I I — OP)
Nrrgta's automobile tags for
' want on bargain
jestera t a flat rate of 93 as fixed
sgacktlve order of Governor
be order was Bret Issued at
night Saturday after the legitre failed to enact legislation
tiling the governor’s campaign
■loo of a S3 tag.
; was re-lssuod yesterday to
thtdo nay'question of legality,
after a hectic morning in
ch the governor ordered the
itant general to "aland by” to
that his.tag decision was carsot, and In which he had re
t d ths name of Marcue P. Mrtrier, motor vehicle eommlaor. from tho poyroll “for lobig around the legislotur* and
for a court order" before acceptlag |S for a Ug.
Lost year, n tots] nf 291,199
<tags wore sold to possonger m r
i1 .
a
a _____ a .
.
L ...
-
lir in o .
Rise In P r ic e s Is General Sales
Seen By MemberOf Suggested To I
Coca-Cola F a m i l y Schools Open
Ik s
n M m i
ORLANDO, Mar. *1— A go*oral
u l t t la s waa proposed hy.C.
i
]M . M cK onnry, O ra n g o c o o u ty t a a
icot lector, yesterCey pa a euk*L
itot* for the state ad valorea tAx
for
school purposes.
.
Ths‘ proposal waa msdo to ds le
gations nailing ih* county towmisslenors who refused a request
for 119,000 excess feee Deeded by
the county to round out Ita owa
budget, which la tbrootoaod with
a deficit If slrkteet ecoaowy.ia
not observed.
Mr. McKcnncy and Judaon B.
Walter, county superintendent,
ware supplied with copies af the
Dade county bill, "which would
place a three percent U s on all
n u l l salts for school purpooet.
Aa cunclnaito cvldeneo that taa
,
collecting
It becoming annually
more difficult, Mr.
McKeaaoy
cited the fllljOOO collections by
Ms office In March 1*31 agalaat
112,000 for the same month 1MI.
Tho delegation agreed to secure
copies of the bill to present to
'
O t e — l A l L a i k a a . s A h s . b lS
Tfcrotish courtesy of tho U. 8. Dspurtmsnt of A*rfc
turn In co-operation with ths Florida State Muhati
Bureau, R- E. Winfrey, Sanford r*pruo«nUJiva<
L
a,
|(
L M -I.se . law
I.TS;
dea u j -
I II, fssr see; peocer LM-LSIthi I*
S ea l.ll- I M .
_
_
►u.rM s 4J, M. tlsllf. 4. 11 C alif,
C lM H H iC A T tr D elt. We eactoc et»
j. a r a llf . II —T e ta l—Tl.
rte e la i e e a r s
I rack . S s s e U ts
i
•* s M S ^ H M c 4*ee4e4 a M f r e St like r a t. S cats a s sle w , m a rk e t d e l t
r .f ra n
it
”
**'
M a l i Me»a wMk Cam- r i c r l d a le ItMk m lM L w eeded, s a g
p r t m o l f t , 4.8 4 o a 8.00-8.81.
C H It'A O O r D ell. ST degreS e e e e w .
Ie«. B C alif. I t r i a . s r f l t W i I t Cara
• a t r a c k . » u * * llss lib eral, d sm aad
slew , m a rk e t S ell, r t e r l d e I t la e a
r r a te e . w ash ed . • - ! • Pee. m eelty
8 M - 8 .lt, e e ry
ft*
e ^ f
• - I S e a b la k a s » 4b-11S i 4 Pew
m « t l r t e e . le w h e e l k lf h c r ; S Pes.
I.T t-tS S ; c easM e rah lc fa ir t« orPIa e ry q a a l l t r
e e ^ l l l e n . 4-IW
S e a I .i e - t . f i .
.
.
: t
MEDIA. Pa— Warden Michael
I . Kearney, of Broad. Moadowe
prieoa farm, reported to trustees
that a mess of deep-een fish brake
ay n hunger strike where ether
method* failed. Twelve prisoner*
wens an (trike bat capitulated on
(lie second day, when they smelled
PALO ALTO, 1Cal— Prcpurs- the frying fish.
tic ns WIN undbr way yesterday
f o r s n Informal reception fer te r
mer President Herbert Hoover,
who Is tspoeted to arrive a t his
home her* Tuesday morning from
asadlaw In
Ian Ufa la
tho East.
•]
•"
ru
ci
J*“
T„
SIMPLEX
'A 'S l / v m .U i r p .l l B g . P i . M s t J W l A i
junior high school Thursday might. *■
lantan said. "On# of my horses '
Mr. Walker seconded Mr. Mc
Kinney’* request for ectlon to re- n
lleve the school situation. Parents
disappointed
over
tho eight
months’ high sehool term for this mi
yssr received even leas sncoursgemrnt for the 1013-34 term pro- h ,
vlded Gov. Sholtx’ pro grata is ac- ••
compllthed.
eomrs from the famous House of
rived; IS rare oh trsrk. Mun*llaa
David religious cult ami has been
Ktv. J. J. Kellsghan, pastor of
hvs*r, S'sisiu. sluw, mcrhsl slllthdrawing large crowds whatever All Houle Catholic Church hart, to Barry la well known hare and lr wsaksr. Florid* 10 Inch crates,
throughout
the
state,
and
It
Is
ex
ws.h-d ssd rrvrmlcd. sod Individ*
it has appeared. Fating meat, fish, day announced that the Right Rev.
«nlly washed and prccnoltp. S dog
fowl or lard, or rutting the whla- Dlshop Patrick J. Burry of tho pected that his Hanford friends I c e • I Is. b»*t I T*; « d o t. i.ss-i.k o .
will renew their friendship with h-.i mostly. I ts; 0-ie P»a l.ia-t.ts.
kora or ha| ria against their re Diocese of St. Augustine will bo In
him. Bishop Barry will bo accom I..-I mnelly I.TS.
ligious beliefs.
Hanford nest Hunday afternoon to panied to Hunford by Rev. Father
NIJIV TURK: D e ll 1« d s f r s v o
administer the sacrament of Con MrGill or the SL Augustine par m in is* . IS r e r s a rriv e d ; S r a llf.. I I
r i a anlim dcd; 14 r a n
•>■> tra c k ,
firmation to a class of young ish.
nnpiillrc Itindcrslc, drm sM . slow .
(toys nnd girls who havo heen un
dergoing Instruction for tho psat
severe) weeks.
The services will be held at .1:00
o’clock Hunday afternoon, he said,
D o ro th y B y to n P re sen t*
and the public is Invited. Bishop
aftsva
Biffin
BAVBD BY H U DOG
|
- .
THOMPSON FALLS, Mont—
Wilbur Frasior owot hla life to
his ilog. Frasior. striving unsuc
cessfully to reeeue Lso Wolfo aftI
Bishop P. J. Barry
To Administer Rites
want 4
RATES
10e Hng i time.
Be ling 3 thug*
morning In assist In Judging tho
eahibit*. Judging w ill-begin-at
noon after nil persons have been
rleam l from the building. Prisro
wll| be awarded winner* in each
of '19 different class**.
The Show will Iw open on Wed
nesday front 2:00 o’clock until
10:00 o'clock at night, while on
Thursday It wll| open at |0;00
n'rlock In the morning nnd con
tinue until lOtOO o’clock nt night.
The following women are actlnir
as chairmen of vnitoua classe* of
displays: Mr*. Edmund Mtisch,
Mrs. J. O. tansy, Mrs. It. A.
7e Uno 6 l i a n a
Be lla« 1 mouth.
M in im i dtarfg SOc,
NOTICE
.
‘All Intangible personal Property
tax returns should be mad, to
K County Tax Assessor, not
then April 1st. each year.
Thu law provides a penalty of not
mere than f&OO.OO for failing <u
refusing to comply with thl* act.
A VAUGHN,
Tas Assessor.
HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
hp one wh* really knows kew.
Brlgjs, Jswslsr, Msg. Act.
HONEY—10 pound
pail. . .60c
1009 E. 2nd. Gee. E. Black.
PIANO TUNING and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. I , II.
Hhle. Leave calls el Randall Else*
trie Co.
' SEVERAL PAIR cheap care. Ku‘dans, coupes, roedstsra a n d
* "touring. |1S to |SS. Reel A Sons,
V .Austin dealar*.
i c > - H c I p W a n ted
tv
blHTRIBUTOR *n,| salesman far
- Bemlnole County. Gasoline pro.1net. Money maker. Depression
proof. Small capital end refer
V:' cnee necessary. Box IS, Wlntsr
B
Perk, FM.
___
0—Situation Wanted
A Wealth of Beauty Music Revelry
l*r fcatur* piclur*
Slag*
Shows
1:30
Mr*. J. G. Ellsworth, Mrs. Fre.1
It. Wilson, l l n . J. M. Quirk. Mrs.
J . C. Bills. Jr^ Mrs. H. O. Chase.
J r , Mr*. J, C. Benson, and Mm.
R. R. Deas.
LADIES NOTE
Other commit!** chairmen ere
25 cent* each for f ln t
department of ngrlcullui* *hm Mm. W. R. Watson. Mm. Henry
Iwenly-flve Udl«a parTnlmailg* was commissioner of Wlyht, Mrs. M. S. Wiggins, Mm.
agriculture, look the poetllon thnl K. 11. tansy, ami F- B. Stowe.
chulng and ualng tick
he wn* prevented by the esl-llng
ets* before 3 o'clock.
law from accepting the lower fre.
In ordering th , adjutant gener*
nl. I.lndlcy Camp, to *»aml by.
Tnlmtdgs slid be wenlml bl- eseeutive onler barked up with the
Notional Gunril if n*t*»»er>lmme.ll.tely after the revenue
commission formally nutho.ued
sale of the |3 tags. »ne'
forming before the motor vrlilcle
department windows nnd happy
purchaser* put down their money
tvowf - Such headlines !.'
Annual F l o w e r
S h o w At H o t e l
can change your
Lole outlook
nkrupt.
It’s lucky (or ■ lot of us. that hoppy
Health doat not depend on strength.
Hut like any other machinery, ths
human machine must bo properly
regulated to ru* right.
Ilrro is • simple means of regulat
ing the system which most people
will bu mighty gied they tried. You
may think yourself la fairly good
health today, sad after two weeks of
this stimulation realise you w en
only halt alive.
. .
This way of staging ■ complete
physical ’ come-back" la a famous
doctor’s proscription, so do not b*
afraid to Iry III Any dr»«l»l bus
Dr. Caldwtft’s Syrup Pepsin. II Is
—Wanted ^____________
WANT STEEL TAPF— Elthe, 50
'
foot or 100 f t Must be In toed
shape and cheap for rash. Give
details to P. O. Box 1806, Sanford.
High Blood Pressure
VW YORK licensed chauffeur
11*1 . • » few ° w '»
would like U drive car ta New U *Irk 11*MS,*
nalMted
Orb fur expense#. George Marlon, If )uu sellvr I n n llleb Mlwl
t l Eaet Seventh S treet Apply b) lit see m s, Ulsaloss*. riaalna la Ik*
ears, san'l slssu 01 nlgbla.
Iter only.
weak *s4 shake, bad laala. her,*a*. II ysur heart iwayda »«4 »«e
(••t a aerainl* ajrebs, to d*»oaslral* lb* valo* «l t»». Hayes" secmesial prsssrlplloa w* will ssai
,au imwissM. a rsaeUr II imalmeai «u abwd.I.Ir PKKC THIAL
While n>i* qoa-apsstllc. wear saas*
rsearl rsmarkaklr u»Wk rslLl: atleu syMulasa dtmln|eh a ad ealsl
noriasI »!**• returns wlUla » da»*.
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sc dob*, Aksslulsl/ harmless. You
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WILLIAM N. MU
Referee la Paahrw
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In ths Matter of I
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To ths crsSIlsre
nsmsd bankrupt ef*
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^ "> KIDNAd«S DOMIC
.THE ADVENTURES OF T O |i
jWANTED. Tractor work, plow
ing, harrowing or arov* work,
rtee* ruaoonable, F. Younger,
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point • Irests*, esomla* Ike kual
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YOUNG MA*RR!Eb"m«L m «~32.
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h-V- .iperlenced In several line* of work,
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furnish
or | kR* of llnweis, ehlle large*
alsiut Ih* Poum »«rr
ihour* no object. II. Cramsr. W*»t ppores
marked otr for prufoesional r*
Flret Street, or Rout* L Box 79.
hibll* that will rival any ever
shown In Hanford.
10—Flower* and Plante
Mr*. Cuilelt agsln iemlnde.1
FOR SALE: 50,000 'World neater flower lover* Ihel ony resident of
. Pepper PlanU. M. S. Nelaon.
Sanford. Seminole Cooler, or th,
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Gdrmitoy’s Attack On Culture
N 6 w Secretary O f
Labor Is Effecting
Sweeping Changes
ClimbHig Back
It la regrettable that violetfl political eruptions such aa
the Red revolution in Russia and Hitler’* overthtow of the
Republican gorerament In Germany should be accompanied
by attacka upon culture and the Inflaming of racial and
religious hatred.
An eminent German writer has rc&ntly disclosed some
of th s antl-lntellectunl efforts of Hitlerism.
JId declares
that school children are being taught prayers of hate
U otadW roe"
»AY„ MARCH » , l»W
fllBL* VBhflB rO K TODAY
JH E tyAY OF SAFETY: The
ltd kooweth the w * * o f the
erisced sta ll perish,—Psfrro 1:8.
! A GOOD n a m e TUB
ASSET: A good natta ia
to bo ehoaen than great
and loving favour . rather
■liver and gold.—Proverb*
BBBT
rather
riche*,
than
22:1.
t THE LAKES OF COMNEWARHK
for the destruction of the Dessdtlcr House, an international
shrine of architecture, and that the radio, films, nnd Atagtf
are all coming under the censor of an uncultured elertient.
»
It la claimed that the universities, once the seat of the
greatest .intellectual attainment, are now being made hot
beds of extreme nationalism, and that auch learned scien
tists as Albert Elnatcin and Richard Wilstatter, another
Cernum Nobel Prize winner, nre being constantly vlllifled by the Nationalist pro**. Profwuwr Emil Gtimbcl,
of Heidelberg University, one of the beat mathematicians,
hag been expelled on nccount
account of his views on wnr,
wnr. Profesttox
aor Ernst Cohn, national economist, has lieen muzzled by
political pressure.
One of tho worst features of the new N ationalist/plrit
Is the senseless racial hatred which has been stirred to
fever pitch and which Is being concentrated against the
Jews. The apostles of Fascism are reported as blaming
the Jews for nil the Ills of the world and Hitler I* said
to have declared In one of. his speeches that tho Jews have
cwtQMorwrt Kumpp- snd*Amer<PTr-rrntl*tfiTf’th ry “rtM“YiiUv,Vfr-'
gaged in a conspiracy against Japan, In order to conuucr
Asia.
Such childish pronouncements arc deserving of no con
sideration nnd would go unnoticed If not delivered by the
dictator of n great nation and were not a manifestation of
the underlying madnesa of n big political faction.
Hitler’s chances of making a successful dictator, tinder
tho beat conditions, appear slim, but n sure wny to bring
about his own downfall would bo a continuance of a policy
which aeeks to Impair the nation’s once peerless scientific
efforts, her universities, her educational system, her
theater, music, and literature, and to pmsecuto a race
which has contributed In such great part to Germany’s
cultural ndvancementa.
Across lha sleeping Uke the salty
hr b n o tb
. Of eetan, beading the moisture on
A the bough,
Breathing and blowing the seafog to and fro,
Dies on the diver marsh In one
I
long slow *
H tb . and the watery waste is
j- atOl a* death,
Development of the poultry business hnn taken great
£ And very silent now.
{atritle* In Florida during recent years probably becautte
. Once, into the beating of a thiunf the Ideal condition* which prevail here and because thii
’
aaad-wings
3 flraola tip the answering echos-* (date still importH a largo percent of the eggs It conto the sun;
A lh o a is n J feathered craft, from
»hore to shore,
■ AfUat, the aeintlltating water*
fe .bora:
f l i t Time has made a mock of
|,< many thing*.
And, ill these thing* are gone.
[t^ .Aad ao: Where old primeral nsgrave •*.,
gli those teeming myrUiis
had their day,
Where the dark huntsmen pitched
their wandering camp*.
Tha English brier-rote hangs hrr
L pinky lamps,
Tho English skylarks shrill their
t allver Area
t J ‘ Beside Ccrlo Bey.
I' A belt of sunlight parts Ihe siillvn
Jf', wreath
Of fog, tha floating ilra;iril*i
K
darting through.
jiv; Caught In tha1shining net the sumH - light wrought hrr,
n A' million dunftcnil-' deck the latBfc ticad wnter,
'A And ■11 tha world I- heautlfu| heS i . nealh
P,- Tha deep Australian blue. . .
'} A lovely band across the sunset's
Florida Eggn
and the lender's
Tha cloud:-, have made the
their lonklnf-glass,
melancho'y
Wlth darkness for a pall.
By Kathleen Delsirl.
With tha General Motor* Cor
iration *hd tha United State* hea d 'tb e- newi Detroit I
**
ought to b* a' fklrly safe repo*f»«ry for money.
..vrinw of X f per cent
dl b« aveilebte legsRy
in IhJ United Steie*
tirojith. ThI, win be
imk-oOVn for th i homo
f tta aom^ yattubla ad-
it film, fohh tarrytgpitlh tetnlndsd Mm
I ttn r oMrk with a
WASHINGTON. Mar. T l* - W
—-A thorough house cleaning for
lh» new secretary, MUs Klaneea
Perkin*, has vvrept away almost
a t a lia g b stroke most of the
immigration ins per tor*, and. »h*
indlratni yesterday. IM* I* only
the beginning of a general reor
ganization.
Firm of voice and emphatic in
her gesture's, thP first woman cab
inet member lohi newspapermen
the pre-rut establishment 1* not
to her liking and that »he intend*
t«, takr it virtually apart and re
make It.
Included in thia rralignmrnl will
be a complete ,'hakeup in the em
ployment service, a scientific sur
vey Of the statistical compilation*
an that "the man o„ the street can
understand," ami even further rerlslona of the immigration service
She discontinued the post* nf
ST» special immigration investIgatnrvand put on furlough III others
hrcau*H,of th« near exhaustion of
the 1200,000 appropriation under
paekrd Democratic rank* stood IS!
to 102 for adopting the binding
rule, l-raikrx derided to postpone
tho final vote until today.
•
plug wheat, cotton, corn.
I .if;, U- f. -nt l|r. sheep, tobacco,
■i. . i .ilk nnd it* products a*
"I ium. agricultural com modi ties.”
(Continued From I'age Unrl
(Continued >iom Page One)
himself although much of Ihe ac the bill would sevk to raise pike* nesse* on school
construction
tual negotiating will he dune by by re-Jtt:ing production.
method* in the Lot Angeles met
State Department official'.
ropolitan area, where tfie Mar. 10
I’regress thus far ha* hri-n
trembler killed some 120 perxons
prevented, it was leant**-!, - by -lit*
and caused cikmago exceeding
fact that the admlnUtruliuii ha*
100,000,000 .
not yrt determined nlml trade
Comparing Ihe intensity of this
concessions It will rvqucit in re
temblor with Ihe San Francisco
turn for a revision of debt*.
shock of 1IHW and the ona in
President Roosevelt anil hi* ad
Kanin Barbara in 1028 Dr. Wood
visor* feel that revision should
was acted if there was any assur
(Continued from I'age One!
be granted only on condition Ihe cmilinued,
Premier
Mussolini ance that the shocks were over.
United - State* receive* full com give hi* view* oil tni* Bobject and
"That'* a dangerous question"
pensatory advantages in trails or "thise, with our own and Ihose he answered. I t really i* a part
modification of exchanga reetric- of the Flrnrh, now are being of sclent ifk wisdom to anticipate
lion*.
dtseiuhed.
that Ihia'earlhqoake condition will
This ha* brought up the mmThe prime minister asserted continue until a great shock pro
pirn question of U rlffi and in thn no special views were being vides relief,
rush of emergency matters her. pushed by one side or the other.
"A Her a series of quakes, n ma
retary Hull of the {Mate Depart The four g rrat powera ara the jor earth readjustment is regarded
ment, Aislstant Secretary Moley center of the scheme, ho explained, as neees.tary before the final set
and Dr. Herbert Fels, economic U-cause they are the permanent tlement of Ihe geologic strata. The
advisor, have had little oppor members of tha League Council lost temblor was one of a series
tunity to frame definitely Hi* ami hence would bear tha brunt that bogan in 1UI8.
tariff concessions which would he “if w ont cam# to worst."
"Ordinarily ths major quake cf
sought.
lie denied report* tha Musso a series in a specific area oceurred
Thtsa three, all experts on lini plan wp* designed to operate first, with lighter settling shoek*
matUr* involving intematiunn! fer a period of 10 years, but ha following. The Mississippi Valley
trade debts, have just begun to ikrclitird to discuss the details of shock of 1911.12, ffowevi-r, was
concentrate upon the mutter und the prujicl.
an Instance where Ihe 'great
hope to soon bu able tu talk liu»The rimvi-rsalions will continue shock' fultowed earlier lighter
Iness with Uis .British unibossa- in Lit rib 'll to harmonise the va ores.”
tkir, Sir Ronald Lindsay.
rious interests through Tegular
Leaving the witness stand. Dr.
Great Brithln, beside* being diplomatic
channel*. Mr. Mae* Wood declined to i-Iaborule un hi*
America's biggest war debtor, is Il;nalu‘‘ and hla foreign secretary testimony or theories.
a nation which formed this coun are returning to l-andon today.
try'* biggest mark<t in tho de
"The French ministers thank
cade after Util.
thrlr colleague!) for the Informa
Its sudden reversal nf the his tion thry furnished, which will
toric British policy of free trade jMiabln them to proceed with n
late In 1W1 was keenly felt *by glower study of the proposals put
the United Ktalrs and put the Closer study of the proposal* put
British in a position to set up a communique. "They will commu
(Continued From I’agr. Une)
new system of tariff bargaining. nicate further with each other
through, and ha remarked it
without delay." *
It was understood that at the might taka a* long to gel this uric
ita r l of yciterilay'a conference, over.
M. Dnladicr expressed tenUliva ‘ "I'm afralu” , he conceded, “it
acceptance of the Mussolini plan, will have the opposition of avary
reiterating that
methods
te polilital parly tnd avary bqsa in
pushed must be within the spirit tha country."
A similar prupewsl ha* been in
snd the framework of tbe League
troduced In the House by Repreof Nations.
(Continued From I’ag.' One)
sentativs Iota (D. Calif.), for Norand Ihe bill "pioneering." Then lie
He- Ha Introduction waa hia fifth
attempt in aa many session* ol
Congress t„ obtain snaclmcnt of
tbe change.
Irt brief, the Norris Amendment
provides th at aey candidate for
the presidency meat ba designated
cn state ballots. Each state would
(Continued Prom Fag* Onel
porta of Idespread action against have ei many presidential volte
Rcpubltcan _ colleague from {law tha Kemltu.- racaa.
as It hae mambeta i f Congma.
York spd ranking pnrty member
Ia thia respect, it is like the eiecTbe department issued the fol
o_ the agrleulturo commiltco dolowing statement:
rtm d t "Following tho visit of Rabbi change: I ns toad of tho candidate
“Wiliest with horrors and hellbhWise tho deportment has Ln- who got the majority of tho popu
nee* ■» It is, I'm going to support
lar vets securing all tho p m L
Berlin of the p r u t reports of dontUI vote, bo weald rwcelv* only
mistreatment of Jew* In Germany. tho proportion that hks majority
"Th* department hae Instruct represented.
ed the embassy to maka. In col
Tho popular veto would ba earlaboration with tha consuls, a lifted by tho slots* la a Joint aeacomplete report on tbe situation." tion of Cwagrts«, whteh would
The, protest was laid before add up tha presidential vote* ta d
UndenecreUry Phillips by Rab th* pen** with lha teageol numbi W1»e, who la .honorary presi
dent . of tho coogm *: Barnard
R o o s e v e l t Won’t
Ask Power, To Put
Off Debt Payment
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
Mr. end Mr*. E. L. Ferrnn.'of
Etistis, spent Wednesday in Ihe
city a* the guest* of their dangh
fer, Mr*. II. L, Thrasher.
Theodore Krhanl his moved his
stock of Jewelry to 123 West First
Ht{eel in one of the stores for
merly occupied by M. Roltmdi.
Mr. Sehaat has remodeled ,tho
room throughout and ha* a very
attractive store.
Ur, J, T. Dsnlon was in tha c|ty
on Wednesday greeting hi, many
friend*, lie Is now lirlng In MIcanopy and combining medicine
and fkrtqliff;
Miss,Ruth Puillan, of Mlnneota,
■pent several ddyp here yisltirtg
tho Misses ptewsrt,
returning
Monday to her home.
M u. Alfred Ldja entertained
< five friend* Informally at a
“spend the day pgrty" at her at^rjtctlva bungalow, 698 Elm Ave
nue, Thursday ln compliment to
her stater, Mrs. Marquis fria r, of
Sulphur, Okla, and C. D. Peck, of
ha* given away the Everglade
land* and tho alleged unfinished
stale of th« Inland canala will bo
investigated by Ihe Legislature
when 11 convene.! next month.
Governor Trammell Is In favor of
a $5,080,000 bond issue to put the
Everglade* In proper condition'for
fanning purpose* and hia mssrag* recommending I hla bond lasuet will bo the ilghal for a mo
tion to start a probe of tho entire
handling of tha Rvergiadee, tha
giving of laijdaJ_o the ranaj| con
struction ' dhmpairiea before Ihe
rnnatA had been finished and the
contract a now under constUeratlon
tu repair the censts. The coastal
canal frem Jack sonvilla is eabf to
be |A~a ‘deplorable rendition, being
full o f shoals and at tfm ti not
Mvlghble.------------ - *------ ---------
EVERETT, Mass.—Police called
to qu*l| a family row last night
) liu I’erkia, *ai<! she ha* to-si-d
nvetboanl all Iho “ballyhoo" In
connection with the department's
recent campaign against alien rack(leering. She added *he would
aboliih also a "»ccrel service"
force organized by former 'S cctjtary Doak.
Terming the ripcndiiure of the
$200,000 fund " a la r m in g M in s
tYrkin* said »he was forced tu
lake prompt action' because she
diwoveiTtl only $12.9,0 remained
of the appropriation on Mar. 1* to
cover a monthly salary act-up of
III,ICS and $1000 expense*.
A n o t h e r M ore
S e v e r e Q u ak e
Is P r e d i c t e d Fruit G row ers To
Present Claims In
M e d fly Campaign
ILDUCE PE A C E
P U N RECEIVES
FRENCH FAVOR
N o r r is O f f e r s
Amendment For
Radical C hange
lake
The summer day ha* passed, as
. a!) thing A pa**,
Blew '.drawing to a
I
J O B L E S S PLAN
OF ROOSEVELT
GIVEN SEtBACK
ORLANDO, Mar. 22.-Membem
of the executive based of the
Flnrk'a Growers' Reimbursement
committee, representing f7,000,COO riairas for ilamage during the
Medfly quarantine, met in Or
lando yesterday to call a meeting
of growers who have claim* Mar.
Tho meeting of growers, .to
which any growers having a claim
against the government for dam
age Incurred iluring the quaran
tine i invited, will ba held at' 3
P. M. On that date a complete Te
cs h state to have one vote in tha
balloting. The Senate would do the
same in case of a vice presidential
ATTENTION!
Doctor* ami Housewives
' I nm VI))|I*H to C*Mtr
sharpen »nm1e»t tool*, scis
sor*. hnlv«*. clipper*, otc. so*
lo do n p n i *»<* filing-
J. W. SHADOIN
Print lag Co
Have Tour Glaaaaa
Fitted New M l
Reduced p r i c e on single
vision and Kryptok lenee. Ala*
all shelf and
filled frames.
modem
gold
Dr. Henry MeLabttn, Jr i
OPTOMETRIBT
112 Park A H .
Martin’B Garage
Specialising
In
truek
service. We work whlla
you sleep—day or night.
Seminole
High School
SENIORS
It may a«cm early
—or n long time
until gratduation,
l» it t before you
know it Juno will
be here. Now ia the
lime to place your
order for personal
cards. We odviae you
to see our samples
before buying. The
card* which wo are
offering a t an un
usually low price ara
very neat and juat
what you will need.
U.S. Ac tg T o Get
F a c t s On R e p o r t
Otf J e w B a i t i n g
Printed;On Paneled Curda
In Old* English Type
Mrs. Gertruds
A. Curtis, Mrs. K*
. Hilda LIU*, and
WASHINGTON — Prospective
tea for thousand* of campe
hem Preahtat Raooavolt plana
lyodput to
vigorous
Republican
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B A lT F O im 1 K R A L D ; S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A .
Personal A ctivities
T g h p lM M i
s Collier Will
3ive Kano R<«Uai
O ffice 148
SocCalendar
W B B N B S D A Y . M ARCH 22. I 9 M
* by Zojtn Gale, on
Miss Virginia Earle 'Music Department | Neighbor*,1
Munday evening at New Sm? rn » 1
Granted High Honor Of Club Hsa Program in an elimination cuttle** partici
pated in by Ss-hring. Now Smyr
Mia* Virginia carle, daughter A program of* music, staged a< na. and SatlfbrtL H1r»t place went
of Mr. and Mr*. W. 8. Eartef of .a tribute to John Idillllp .Siu-a to New Sm yrna *mt Saitfor*! wuSanford, whu is a .upknnaer# ol.w a* jm-vnte-l last night h) th* uwm-led second place. ,
Among those making tip th<
tha FlnrisJa Si*t,. College for| Mu-ic Department of Ihe Woman*
Women tn .Tallahas.ee, ha* beet: I Club at the *lul> house with Mr- «».t were: th«- Mt-se- titrolir.o
granted the high hutiur of per ] II. c, Moore.and Mr*. Frank I l ogbuin, Cornelia Meline. Eioise
mission to apply for hunor* work Woodruff in charge of the pn* Winn. Helen Riser, Mary I raiw-es
for next year, it has just been an- grain and Mr*, .lane II. Smith am Andrew*. Maijorie Ronlske, Anna
nouneed. Only 31 Juniors out of I M l*.' F.lhn Mahoney acting »■ Marir Cotteh, and Ralph Vin-.-nt.
a rlas* *>f 2S7 members, and 37 ho-t*~**es. Th*- gTir-ts were rr I .s i i t lliii'n , liubs-rt Acuna, ami
sophnmore* from a class of 460 ceiled bt the d*n*r by Mrs. StuUh.i1
Ti-w.
were granted the privilege.
; Mr-. Woedruff. ami Mi-s Mn- *
GOGH RANK NKMS
Feature* of the honor plan*, hon* v
which mar1.* an outstanding step
M It. t ‘. Moure gave a short
J'KIV tllll.E ».*.<- All - l a t e
In the educational achievement talk ' ■fore |b*. program -in which bank* *n Isoit-iaua were- je s lc rd iy
record of the college. In.hide spe- »he w ontisl the guests and In- directed to trutien mi on vm-e
cla| opportunities for independent' trmtm d (>. r . Fellows, director slrlcte-l Imsi* In « p io d am a tio n
study umlee Ihe personal guldancajnf tl djnf.ml Cutu-ert OrvhesUu. issued tc tenia\ afternoon bv I
of a professor outskV of regular jw h'th gave several number-.
Ilnnk. late fvitrtk commissionelass work, free-lorn front penal-1 I' •rmmg tin attrartive bscktie* for missing classes, fiitati ground on the stage were i|uanticomprehensive examinations csvv-jlie.
palm leave, while In other
IN Jl t i l l s \HK F VI AI
ering the major Held, and the op-1pail - *.f the rluk rooms was a prow i : s t iv\i m m : \ v w
portunlty to earn an honor* de-jfusim of snap ilrag<ui*. twiunia
ln tight roloied garilcti SliljitfU, lie i f Iiivii-uia till tl p *. n
gree of special value in un«l*r- and
4 hospital !u t»* nfh'r luivinc tmiut
gradual* work.
A paper on Ihe life and work- I nm1h»*if iIt»i4 n l't> sin mil;iuni*MU- .V
public la being invited tut
TIltliSD AY
to Daytona attend a pianu recital to bo given
Annual Mower Show of the
cn Thureday evening at 8: IS
i Suooay for Ik# day.
o'clock at the Wouan’a Club by Garden Club of Sanford will take
Bcaslvy baa returned Miia Carolyn Collier, teacher of place front 10:00 A. M. to 10:00
JackaoovUI# where he baa piano m thie city. Aaaiatant tal P. M. at the Mayfair UoUL
Mis* Carolyn Collier will give
ent on the program will be lira,
time.
(■tad)a Morria Williams, contralto, a piaao recital a t 8:11 P. M. at
lira . ttys'# Humphrey MU* Carmen Guthrie, her accora- lh# Woman'* Club. The-public ii
the birth uf a »«n, paniat, and H im Helen Gorily, cordially invited.
P ie Fourth Brigade uf the Unit
another pianiat.
Clyde, thie murniiif.
Mia* Collier la a graduate at ed Daughter* of th* Confederacy
Mre. John Vanderblrek.[ .Shorter College at Roma, Ga.„ will meet a t 10:30 A. M. at
aiiant Sunday here a s ) where ihe waa a pupil of Mia* Apopka.
FRIDAY
ftm la of Mr. and Mr*. C. E’-.j Unale Christina Kamaay, head ef
Regular meeting of Seminula
th* Piano Department, and ProRebekah Lodge Number Fortyfeaaor Wilber II. Itowiand, inatrucM n. W. J. David, who ha* been tor of organ. For th* patt year three will meet a t 8:00 P. M. at
ill a t riba , home of her daughter, >he ha* been giving piano ievaona Ihe I. O. O. F. Hall.
MONDAY.
Hivicr^i.
N |t Harold A. Appleby, baa im- at her atudio, 1119 Magnolia Ave
;'w
Tha Dependable Class »f the
haa’ returned to her nue.
First Methodiat Church will meet
papet »*« s n - w m im ..r th In Geneva.
The program for Thumday eve a t 7:30 o'clock at the hom* of
_____
m eeting of Sousa w ith Thomas A.
ning will be preaented a* follow*:
kw» 1*U• a t u w . • awwuug' - nC .KsUrou-.-sv.UwLAik.J*m v«. J^w u*w>
wtw H f^Bfnfw m i n r fiwnmg.’ T u r T r ; m n rm ftlM fV N r
the-Woman's Missionary Society • Cooke, rditot; of jh e Ktudr t„ Mr«.
tha Femald-Laughton Memo
ACagiu Soatenutu, Allegretto,
of ’he First M ethodist Church Fnnm. S. Munson..of (hi t i n . At
rial TTcapital from an operation
Pie*t0 Agitato—Ml** Collier.
Air. Edison .aid.
.
held Monday afterno. n a t
the I hit* mmeeting
eeting
which the underwent
Tueaday Slave bung, Teresa del Riego—
j “ A|t;-I ntii. bear **> tmu b musict
morning.
Gladys Morri* William*.
! fhat the) bear superficially. As I
Impromptu In F. Sharp Major,
Mrs
Fred Ber •l,l"oa*!n-*. tbe human eur in<
ihnigv
of
the
progtam.
,
.
...............
Chopin; Etude In A Flat Major,
Mr, and Mr*. J. D. Dea* have
more toward Tower lone*
1 *"
Chopin, Minstrels, Debussy— With .Mrs. S. M. Kd.nfi.-ld and ' It. Wilson presided* and Sirs. W. ainl.il
fetamed to their homo a t CharlesI* only tn youth that vei'y
Miss Collier.
, 8» C. after spending a abort
'*** ifhigh
aihle*l
Alf*. Will Hand as hostesses, the ,
n
l* | £ t l Iimi'U
G W itH
Ii- renjnveiL"
t in n
*lie
’
'here with Mr. and Mr*. R. Hill* Of Hume, OUii? J. Fox— regular meeting of Circle Number , 'T*! '''
W
ho
i*
She
7"
l>*
uccneo
Gladys Morris Williams.
Rote Court.
h m |*i»i
VUTU' mm in i' m
Three of the First Baptist Church
"
». I
f.
, was the sulijeet ol the reurtd table
to* lurviy
Concerto in D Minor, MacDowell; took place Monday
’
1-id.. %kith lifitinUt
aflernu-n in ■" " " <«p ion KifcI by Mr*. C* ---Ii. H itt*., , p| iv in lime. Mr. Sousa repllevl.
Largheito
Calmato-Piwn Pin the church annex, Mrs. Jane
. Mr*. M. Zerr*nner, of ltayonne,
Mosso e Con Pas atom*.—Miss Smith led the devotional atul pre- Thi' * * a followed by a l”*no solo, „ V|„ y , ........... | ,m,|,.r -t*i„l. I
N. J„ i* improving nicety a t the
’llerctiese" by G.hU h I. wldrh was, w as n juiife* -putfll vltdini*! IP)
Collier. iOrvhestrai part* on siu'ed over the business session.
-home of her Hn and daughter-in. , .
...
Ictidrrrd by Mis* Helen Wilson. se lf for y ears
law, Mr. and Mrn. Fred Zerrennar, •eeord piano by Helen Gotdy).
The final review uf the mission
Mr*. W. E. Kiichotf brought the
The program w a‘ |ue -elllecl
Weat Bide, from .a recent Ulneaa.
study book was given by Alts. 8, |
. lose with a sh o rt f.dbtwat
M. Eden field and Air*. K. It. Pip pn gium to
tending.
M ulch, "A nchin • Aweitfh,"
W. Knight relprned
pin taught the Bible study lesson.
O uting the bu.*inr«* session
fold 1 e m e it O trh c stn i
her home a t Bros*During the business session rontMl*. W. 8 . T hainluii. president of Life and W ork- of ,-uHi-a. Mi
wkk/
r amending a ahept
mittee reports, showing that a
the society, a n n o jn rn f the ap-i
F annie Reha Alunson.
tlm* hirrg with her
1
aiatar, Mr*.
Mias Ruth Glllon had charge of great <.Val of welfare work had pnintment of Mrs. t’. P. Herndon .Murelies, "Tin- Thtiiob-H’’ .''
Harold Appleby, Poinaettia Avobeen
done
during
the
month,
were
the program and Miss Jean Max
a* superintendent .if 1***1 work tn
“ Washington Po-t," •*
well presided over Ihe buainraa given.
succeed Airs. W. C. Hill. The
A social hour was enjoy.,! late members vveie then invited l» tbe Songs, Kiwanis tjio n ic iie .
session at the monthly meeting of
», Dorothy A. Thurston ha* tj*e Pyfmary Council of Teacher* in the afternoon when refresh- .
IHMM’d of Ilf II. W. Itu.kc
.
,
,,
,
mciil* were ^ v T,F ly I h e ^ , 7 7 *
.Iht- Jgggt o . rc tD im p h e rr-R ' f - 1 |rorrT -nf
net* Collaga a t - Lak*land to re- Hotel with the Second Grade #*. Those present were: Mr*. Jane
S. t am seii.
" rH' S T 1**- n "' ' Mr'
, ,, , , ’ G ru ig e AlcCtuin, chunm an, i-l veil I: ,1 . ,
■ama her studies after tpending teachers as hoataascs. Quantities ll. Sm ith, Airs. 8 . At,
"N ational
b'.’iu ila-ls,'
K
denflrld,
^
r
„
.
,
hmem
-.
th* week'end here with her par of Spring flowers were used to Mr*. AY. 8. Wail. Airs. >1. W.
tvja > l : trlis .'i "C S. N avy,"
ent*.
.’ i,| *'S:,i
:■ti.i : ’ iijm - Forevel
adorn the rooms where the meet Rucker, Alt*. J . II. Colclough. Air*. posrd of J. Colls-rt. Ilarrv nit
lic it.
,
ing took place.
A. B. fo re jo y , M^s. AVill Hand. Cllffnitl Gustgvson, Paul Itudgi
Mr*. John Johnson la. til at bvr
The program W8*,givert as fol Mrs. R. R. Pippin, Mr*. J . II. Bur- AA'illaril Cunnelly, and Tslmailue
home ha the lane Court Apart- lows:
Hull pit -id in t .ilfs A. K ll” <
monte., Mr. and Mr*. Johnaon "A* til* Child See,, the Tearher,’* land, AIM. \V. T. W hreless, Mrs. Metis.
se ltc i led the J r 1rlitiiu l, All AleJa
m
es
G.
S
haron,
a
n
d
Alt*.
W.
K.
Those pm-cnl were: Mr*. I.
mevc4 recently from the Clemrala
M n. Ruth Hunter.
Settkavik, Air. \ Guituv-im, Air*. N ah gave a ibltpte* floiu ..............
Apartments to tha Roee Court "Discipline Through a Stimulat Horne.
-ion -tuily btwtk, a ii*I Ml - Allie
AV. T. But nett. Air. Della Itnldn
' Apartment*.
T iaffovd luiivht the Bible -ludy
ing Environment," Alisa Carson. Air*. J. St. 1 luir AVhite. Ji
tcs-Ofb
.
mita Darker.
Air*.
Stefihanre
Peter*.-Mr*.
W.
S.
Mr*. ClareiK* Rawaon “Carrying Out an Activity Pro
B oring Ihe so, lal b oor r-fre * b -.
Earle,
A
ll*-*
Aluiule
Carravvj-.
urned to their heme at
gram,” Mrs. SyM| Itouth.
Airs. It. ||. Aluithrnd, Mr*. Ij'r- mcnl* w ere -erved by th e Im ste-H. C. after ipending "What I Would Like to Leave Be
to Ihe follow ing: Mrs. M srv Hall.
Members „f Seminole chaplet, r»lm* Flowers, Mrs. W. V. Phil*
som etim e bora with Mr. and Mr*.
All* J . II. T m lo rk . Mi
A. I
hind,” Mr*. Franklin l>. IlomieFuture
Farmer*
<
*f
America,
inSI'”*
l’»
’rvy
law
U*U.
Mr*.
C. B. Bawaon, Mellonvilie A m P rte rso n , M i- Mix. Air*. A h .
vrlt—Ml*« Elizabeth Whitner.
Iertaitied
their
mothers
at
„
«pe.
Minnie,,.Metis,
Mis,
A
|(.
John-on,
During the social period re
Ilnasellsr. Air*. M K. MeNab, Sr.,
Bridge-, Willard Connelly. and Mi** Allie '1'tsffntd.
freshment* were *er«ed by Mrs. cial "Mother* Night'* program n:
“ * gm-*ts.
Mr- nod Mr*, thury llaarw J. T. Jacobs, Mrs. Ruth Hunter Seminole High School la-t night. nm' ^ 'r'
I lifford 11*11.
Bell. Jr..
J
special musical program) At*o, Clifford
William
have a* th eir gue»t Profeaaar and the Misses Alim- Chapman, ilh
Burni-lt, Ibrnner Carter, Itavid
Charles E- McMelUo. of Balti- Louise Swain, Annie Belle Dyson, and an address by Harry Wood, Earle, Clifford G-Jstnv-on, Harry j
more, Md. Proteaaor McMullen re anti Dorothy Stubs*. Those pres assistant state supervisor of ngri. Gustav son, Coney ilamil, J. Col
education at Tailahu-sie,
cently returned from a two year’* ent wore: Mr*. Helen Stephenson. cultural
her!, J R. Jones, Jr , I'llffoi.l
Aeconipnniti! by Mr 4. I* r
Mr*. Marion St. John, Mr*. Iren* a* features.
trip around th# world.
King, Itonald Landi./-. Talmuilue .Max w rit. «lir ectu r, h ntiinbrf ««f |
I
C
larencp
Henderson,
as
acting
Walt, Mr*. Jesse Russell, Airs.
president, welcomnl thv guest, Melts, ItimnM Muir bend. Steve d uilm K tif
11Hf N »Sv”biwit
Enjoying a house party last Quinton Brown. Mr*. Sybil Rnulh.
and introduced the various pro I’eters, Crrstnn I'hillips. Tailor |irrf>rlit«‘<| it niir-u rt jitay, “ Tl •
Air*,
ladtl*
Nix,
Air*.
J.
C.
Alltrhweek-end H Mr*. A. E . Hill's
gram features. Mr. Wood sfHilie Phillip*..John Senkitrlk, K. I». Tj •
camp yq ld ^ * Mary w»r*i. Mr. rtl, Mr*. J. T. Jacobs, Mrs. P -*b on sgrirultural vvoik in geneial W, J. St. I'lair While. Jr., t'lar*
Hunter,
and
the
AH*«e*
7.111*1.
and Mm^JL B- Dead, chaperone*,
and gave H tefiort on the National etv. e llendr’*-on, anil Aii, Johnson
th* MI**n U»Wn WUpaa, Cnaitln Welsh. Ernestine Wcstphal. F.llio- Future Fainter* Convention in
He*** Dora#** Lawwoo* Mary hefh Whitner, Emma Owen. Ruth Kansas City last year. Other
Gil Ion, Carmita Barber, Jean AlaxMacWall, and ’Alex Sharon, F. D. well. Alary Robinson.
France* speaker* were Alex R. Johnson,
Scott, Allan Field*, Hendrix Lyle*, Morrow. Dorothy Stokes, Annie Chapter ndvisor, and Clifford
and GUIon Fiehburn.
Belle Dyson, Louise Hwain, ami Bell, Jr. Miss Perry lore lie)] re
#
■■
sponded to the welcome and pro
Th I
•- n. Airs. 11. K- AIcN'ah.
Aline Chapman.
<.
gram on la'half of the mother .It .
i . 'la g n u tla Avenue, was
h t s
refrexhment* were reived. Thuae present. Refreshments were M'l’ I-l :te> ........... I Ihe regular meeting
prevent were: Judge It. W. Ware, at the conclusiun of the m ert’ r- • f I i««li- Number Four of the
Mr. and Mre. It. U. Iljtchlson, whilr musir was furui-he,| d o rn - i ’ i Baptist t'lmich heti! on
Ihe evening t.y an orrhe-l r* ,
'* • lav uflernm in w.tii Mr*. Msty
Ire. J. p. Rate* and Mr*, Mr. ant.' Mrs. George Sims, Mr.
pp as-hoaUaap*, Ihe regu- and Mr*. R. E. Kipp. Mr*. Walter|
o«e and aoclai meeting of Prite, Mr*. J. P. Bale*, Mr*. II. E.I
Class off Ihe First Williams, the Ali»e* Hul* Me-(
la\ Churth look place Tuts- Culler, Katherine Tilli*. Emily,
ht at the home of Mr*, PHest. Lucille Thornley. Bronnio
-on West First Street. R. E. Duggar, Helen Jinkins, and V, D.
Kip S', presided ever lh# business Crawford.
■asalon when Mr. R. II. Hutchison
m urS Nirr a iioarbeu
and Mrs. C. E. William* were ap
pointed t« verve a* hostesses at
DENVER.- Mrs, A m e l i a K.
Dm Boat mruling.
lircht, willow, .4, has written
’ csnelnaion of all bualn*** President Rno*e*rll for permission
period waa enjoyed when | to keep a 91 g”M piece' she has
psfticipaltd In and hud for 31 y#ar».
(Said Ihe Hen)
flav
Missionary ^cicty
'
^ Of Chuch Has Meet
Circle Number Three chsteh. cir*w Nu..d*, Five. Mr*.
Of Church Has Meet * ° •s,M"h0,"r- ‘ha,,m-n- ^
|„ Clark, gave the devotional
•hat
uri*
in
turn* iin<l ihiN hi |»urtifuhir th
STRONG FOH ECONOMY
W A SH IN G TO N .
Alai
REXALL
-M .-uVt
—1'ivshlent Roosevelt * bad an
economy 7 I cent luncheon anJ
dec la itsl it "good." It a a* served
Mr. Roosevelt iu tlio i-ticailv.*
mansion umlee n menu prepared
bj tb e home economics departmen l or t ’orhell I'aiversity. *
W ANTS
ORIGINAL
I'OSITION
\
\\ A SIIIN'GT o N
Tlie
nam e of
THURSDAY FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Mr*. Edwin M Gregory, daughter)
o f th e la te Se i O verm an, u f N orth t
I'n ro lin s, « a - pro . nte*l to Ibpsi.
lient Roosevelt by N orth t atnliha
leader* for uppi-irttment to tin*
em ployees o 'n i|s n - ilie n com m ts-'
a ion.
— • —— —
Touchton’s
■
DANCE
Sanford Drug Co.
t u it ii i \ m
Alt.
Phone 325
u
r
.
CLASSIFIED
t
k**MlnaWwwn*
ariMKwmiim • f*» «
BARGAIN DAYS
Primary Council Of
Teachers Has Meet
^Mothers I^ight" Is
Held By Farm Club
Local IMayorH Take
Part In Tournament
THIS HALF PRICE ANP
LESS O F^R *
ON ALL CLASSIFIED ADS BEGAN ON
W EDNESDAY, MAR. 15 AND WILL
END SATURDAY, APR.- - T BE SURE
TO PLACE AN AD BEFORE THESE
' SPECIAL OFFERS EXPIRE:
15
15
30
30
Words or Less,
Three Times
2 5 i
Words or Less,
Seven Times
50^
Words
Three
Times
Words
Seven
Times
50^
SLOO
Situation Wanted ADS FREE
Use Herald Classified Columns As Your
Circle Number Four
Has MeotinirMonday
.
Bated Home Is Scene
Of (C6-Ed Clftfts Meet
;/
“ I’ll W o r k - * ”
Uon 969 CoM^Ucd. Laws of Florida provide*
taxes upon any real eatale shall not b« paid
lhs first day of Aoril of any year, the Ux
•ball advnifahe and adl Iho same. Section
rorMes that the laa roUeclor In vested with Ihe
r, and U shall bo his doty to collect by levy and
U f jcooda and chaltcla, lands sad lenementa
taxes that remain unpaid on the first Moo*
of time haa.boea granted on lha
and County taxes, and all taxes.uadaOnquent on Aplll l, 1933. Property
not paid thafr Uxes are urged to pay
Iho rush.
BARTER COUNTER
M's tniir tippwiunity to m-ll the liuime. ritr. sltive. radio, piano, ittin.
fiirnillire*. I\nt-vvrller, do* or halo i-arriaui*. rent llu- npare ronnt, apart*
m ink house or piano, mill exchange anything.
Uhl (untiltire around the place may liriog enough to pay ihe wood
bill; used chillies will bring useable dollars to huv nett. If not using
your iitr. don't let il stand Idle in the garage. SKI.!. IT FOH CASH!
Hundreds will he wniling and watching for your offer, h u n d red s
more will make dollars from rent* during lltrse Imrgnin days. II is easy
to place a want ad. We help yon w rite il.
CASH WITH ORDER
My Head Off
For You”
“All I ask in return Is t h a t you give me clean, dry
q uartan, and a good rvliaij* rgg-makmg feed like
TtrxethF-Bgg Maker Math. Then HI give you aii th#
eggs you want—all through tlw year."
Tuxedo Egg Maker Ma-h muke* rgg- win’ll piicea
at# highest! It is satling nr» r<enrd« of rgg produc
tion for thouiuod* of poultrymen. Tuxedu Egg Maker
Mash is th# must #coltomuul feed you can buy. And It
is h* mil id by tka rami progressive and lervire-giving
dealer*.
Tough
PLEASE
REMEMBER
CLASSIFIED
ADS
DAYS
CASH
W ear doesn't
bother these
ARE
NONE
WILL
T ts * ---------
-
DURING
BE
ALL
BARGAIN
WITH
ORDER.
C H A R G E D -------
Many have been surprised at th e ITI.LIN G I'OWEU of Herald Clas
sified Ads. Mnvhc you will he pleasantly surprised also.
■■I
*b
Send in yours today and lake full advantage of this liberal offer.
TO-N 1TE AT 8:43
O V ER .ftX W
HERALD
107 S. MAGNOLIA A VE.
JNO, D. JINKINS,
■• " T
THAT
G1VE IT A TRIAL . .
HEAR—
Hmillng Ed McConnell
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* TITE WEATITER
f a ir anil eoMer «Hh po«nlh!n ll«U ,
r«ml tcalght. Wedneeday f*lr
-.
. a n d warmer.
AN INOI
D A ILY N E W S P A P E R
MIAMI, Mar. S l^ A V -W m .
Janet Walk*? w*p« an tha ariltoday aaaha waa
to — m thn data of bar
m a rtia n to Jaaaaa Walbar,
Naw York's former mayor. In
eoaaactlon with bar anil for di
van* on ground* «f daaartion.
Emotion overwhalraod bar a*
aba aaid Itoy wars • a r r ^ bi
l l t l mat addbd "I ^
M *
why ha Wfl mo. 1W Jnat laft, I
triad far ractmrUlatlon and
failed.- Mrs. WUbar
»*
Bought no alimony from tha
mayor who la aow in
franco. Thomas Dowall. mnatar la chant* ry, aaid ho
probably will m ats kU recow
masdatlona to tha rtrtult court
tomorrow.
•Operation
___F o rP n n
y „, Aimed At Re
storing: Agriculture
WASHINGTON. Mar. 4 l '(A.P.)—The admlnlatratlon
{arm-aid plan started a perUl congressional journey yesr, shorn abruptly of the
i that has
National
Formed In De
BOUSE »0TES|| New
I l l HELP FOR
STATE BANES
WASHINGTON. Mar. M-—
(4*)—formation of a naw beak,
th* National Hank of IM rolt
with a capital o, tiSJXOjW
waa announcrtl today by tto
Reconstruction Ftnanoo Osrpo ration and Alfred Sloan,
prvaldcnt of General Meter*
Corporation. Secretary Woodln
ip p to m l thn plan*.
Senate Expected To
CdaorlRExtendinff
Emergency B a n k --------------------- —r
Law To 9 Thousand
WASHINGTON. Mar. •t.-T A ’I
—Fnterel halp for atata hnnka
waa votod ovorwhalmlnsly by tb*
Doom yaatrrday with Indication*
that tha Sanata, also, would act
shortly to pass tha bill extendlnK prorlalona of tha emergency
REICH R oosevelt
OPENED AMID Potvet To P lace
IICHDISPIA'
Impressive Ceremony
In Garrison Church
lit Featured By Old
Spirit Of Military
Men On Forest Job
STAGE SET FOR
ANNUAL FLOWER1
SHOWAT HOTEL
POTSDAM. Mar. 3 l- t< r > - A
r .* and mUjtant Germany. *"•Mated y r t f old PriM l.n ntilit- V spirit. wa» p roc la lme I in the
,ni|.e**lv.Retctotag
opening
r'lemony today in the Garrison
1’rr.iil nt Von IHn
:
Text Of Message
"
‘ 'r'%
Promises Conj;i*.oS To
Put 2r)0,00« Men To
Work By Summerlf
Ity I'MIWIDKNT RGDHKVKI.T
To The C.mgr- r«:
It •- e**.-nitn| to our recovery
program lint measure* Immediately i*- adopted nimed al
unemployment relief. A dlrrei attack on lhi* pns em sugg.sis thr.e type* of legislation. The f.ret i* enr-llmetlt of
work-re now by tto te.ieiai government'«“T-«ueh puhti.- em
ploy merit a- .ail to quickly stnrt.il nn.l will nol ml.rfere
with the demand for or the proper'.slan tarda -of normal «.nploy mem.
,
, . . ,
, I - ,T*,,--------*-•— —^^ 1^ Iw .lalnw . foe RaU*L,gwlfb«w^,,.«ii,»» —
Tie- t id i t fend* til n broad publL* work* Iv .e-vieat ng
Authority Is Giv-D
i W A S H IN G T O N . M ir. 21— *
j ( A .IM — I’renltW nt llm s c v t lt \ ;
Irw rn ln tc m lcil t<* I ’tinffrnts toJ» y tlu* c iv a tlo n of a “vivil- '
'T if f 'W T f M 'f T n r r T r 't'tf f r ''4*
iVnburg ---give j.'h s in llt f f->r*‘^l.-«^
btnki ind tn » t compdnit*.
Hitler wire mief flgurM. program^
I{oum Rpprovtl wm not fittn .
|(( , h(. | a((l.r | mit now *tu.lyrnp th.- many
A gain w ritin g r i n i c b a r h«
I |h.- Ui-ichalag wa* mevling Tor
p rev io u s legiaU U ve rtc o m however, until on* member •
nr.lj.-it- -n I- teil. ar.l the Im.ncial qre*ll..h» mv.dv.d
| mUIrr.iM'tl hla f ifth
m a jo r
’
lb.II
m I time »Uee U*- election*
Boody. Republican, Main#—quu*n e n d a tio n a .
«
I shall
.e-ummeudatlons to the ‘ ***"*.u'o.'k
Timed coincuKlit with the be M*i. •• The church vva» filled » i|h
|irn|g>nul
l*>
t
h
r
IvgU
U lO rt
,
In
rvp-anl.
t"
grants
to
slate,
for
reh
f
.work.
I
a.U
Honed
tha
origin
of
the
mcaaur*.
T to
Ull emm* from
th*
tl0Wd * *
“ , ‘h'
! ginning of Bpring la th e Third member, of the Itekbatag. Djvise ym. that the remainder o f the appeupriat.on nf teat
w ith th e jirtm tiao n f p u llin g
and Indicated to believed Senator
0anhn
flow er Show
Houa* agrieultar#
comialtteo
vear will l*-t until May.
Ihrrefore. and l i a . - e cmt.nHuay Ling. Dotnocral. Louisiana, ^ <(l#
c'lul. uf Sanfot.l n-om.ti eorr*. general* and ad
1280.000 nivn In w ork "h y Ih c
UtUs dlffarent from iha form
usmI.... I aid I* still » .ei.nite ...,e-*tly for mnny
miral. wh,. .*rveI in the World;
was roaponaibla
raaponalbln for It.
. . . will
... .be opened. Ilt
...
HMMtad by
th*
Praaldant.
which
to the
th* public
public War and veteran, of war* dating
states, a further approprtetlirn mint he mad to l.n I
I vnily siimmet" »f I't'vn au.luitlty
Chairman BtoagsH of the hank at the Mayfair Hotel lowMdtow
Bet ona »f tha change* alimnaitd
l\ii ppvgevitl wltlitu i ■ >_v # * '■
a»
far
bark
a*
l*di.
............Unple
federal
n.n
hi.K.y
ing
eommitten
spoke
promptly
In
afternoon at ’1 :lNI oVIoA for u
. require bsont that employee maat
|| ,
'
The President i.VcIatvd he hofed
denial,
lie
Insisted
that
“tha
auto nmrdinatr a.ol .heck lh.-se giantWtl aorvte* requirements.
two-day run.
’ •
1gestion* for "grant:' *•' ■u ,t"
..
th.
meinbero
of
the
new
KvkhMag
a-k.rg
that
you
rstahlHh
the
offl.v
of
fuleral
relief
admin
thorahlp of this bill la traceable
A group of women member* of
•*Tto rawost ptee* of tofinlt*
lell.f woik" and » to - 1 l'“ :r3, J
would
place
thamae've*
loyally
directly to the Pre*ldent and I* the Garden Clot, today were com
u lrator v,h.»e duly it will
« » ’• Vf \°lwVr’‘ uw
of public ...nstiiKthm. ll*> atkvd .
partisan aallon over pfuaantad in
and t» check the off.demy ami wis-hi.v of lair
,
doe to his concern for the neee*- pleting final arrangements tha1 Lehind the g vernmrnl. In m« »" ]
i
ito- . duht(aliment
ln«*
. no.-—
‘.iii* of th" -ofU
-.■
thn Hooaa”, wsa tba prompt
The
fits!
of
there
measures
vehuh
I
l
ave
en
im
I
.
aity oi
of doing something for state at noon tomorrow will have tnm» co n tn .t to the Prrmtlerl’* marl tel!
y bvi " —
any
p.lerai relief ndmlnk.'.rator to d>however, can and should to deflw trl, ..M in tlj
^
cbare* <X Basil, tbs Rapubllean
(,K
re
»
»
'
Chancellor
lllt.rr,
formetl the FO
lobby
und nunroon.
bullroom of n K . . - - - - —
formed
OOy nrni
,
""
**
| tanka*
reel th.- mnchlnory for ro-onUni.- i
landsr, wbn supported the banking
TAU.AHA8SEE, Mar.
Almoat Immediately afterward the Mayfair Hotel Into a »crmr i>1j ,|M-«e.l in cutawjy
dtepinj^ "k
simple work, not m t.ifirin g with normal employment, nnd
,
I llUtt Ilf hi* rebel plan
I l f sceeemy Mite and lhtarpo»*d —Governor Shell* yv.terday .aid l||# | | o w apprt)¥,d the measure
beauty. Under the direction »f the Iron fiu»* “»'• :Sl*,,
confining u«elt t„ fnrroHy. pi««nllon of e«d »«»*••". r,>’> •
-n il he w ild suhollt I Udv 'O
.id stiUBuoen apposition to tba tb* btennlal b*dg*t report, Ju« wUhout , v, n a standing vote,
Mr*. K.i'dor t'urtell. «f Genevu, emblem.
,
.r. >intmr:eh»tlonn
to
hear
‘,,n'v ,l.HnV ; ; , d “ v n u .:r« .v ,h e fan «»*.., h ... «y.- «r
laauad, show* that five of the
when tlla «m#rg«my honking
,ir - ) out direst relief »«* •'
•»
Beatra atalanaant climatad a ,*v,n admlnlatraUv* d e p o r tm e n ts ^ > u before Congre**, t-nng
is nf definite pmctlva. v.h.e, M l f
nuhli. .un*! reel io,i plan.
quick aeornaalou af aatlon <te- hav* asked for Increased appropti- ront«nHed Its provision* ..should
of great present
,” ^ > 1 1 by t t o
The l*re*idenl hid fhwgte" with
i l g t i i to get tba farm bill pasaad atlona amounting to |A*4>M a be tatended to Include slate to mounted doeen. of v*,e. ami ,„rv cnled an atl.m pt ..n_ th. l.t
him i.l
..i to
tho
.....................
him
e Whitb
" 11,11 House
.......... coiifirt tfw*, ur . r e 1
*......... .................
....... ..
and nm r to tbs Sanata by Wodota- year aa compared with two year* banka, lie was voted down, but
(t'ontlnunl On Page Four)
,,f fharcellor Hitler .n the »ve o
tin in e.iitIn.-’irried
I
en.-e
la
l
n
ig
h
t
to
e
v
lam
.
(Costbound on Pegs Two)
| the op. nine of the new Reichstag
after he conferred with I’reall
i
f
e
-----L
’ete
.1*
u,d
Ihe
pWlT^
Twvrr *»hod. nw Na»i-w*.u.e *nu<
on hy the rvi-tiog marnni. y of tto « lu*.r,m n
**Ho aaid that with the ew.ptlon drnt Roosevelt thn. n m _ m ea«ure S a lv a tio n A r m y T oi «it V iuitI .
or th* altornoy ganarid’a olTk*. wa* Introduced.
Kipeft" " i finaree nnl un-.inlau
n
ch
Campaign
- j g — * .................... ,
Th*
new
hill
provide*
that
for
nomarous operation* heretofore
. ’..ymeql in .th- .onsie: -I. twl
a year after Ua rnaclmrnt state
c,i-r. -*. tin . -.......... ...........
memU rehlp ’
I" lu,'i l In thn
charged to the department* a*
man *n.| the other* llu » ian .. were
l-ttoted W.ilnn the ne'• ton » * • « ......... . lin,ddlgatr.l
-Inspection" or -branch adminis banka and trust companies may the Salvation Army at SI. IVtrr • res; nsihle for the ultempl ..n the
.nil I" th** White II". -* nlonp
l u»k no new fan {• • ' * ,
J k w,|( u . .„ffnirnt
borrow from
federal
rrterve bur$, irriYfol h rrr
ye^li'i'Uy
wilh the leader* of l*dh pailtei.
fund* now appropriaud f»r I '" " '1
tration" bud b*«n
,n £ banka by depositing "aeiepUhle
In itirrvl the annual budget ap rhanrrllur, the Mumih authuritw*
budget report and gon* Into the
Those suiiiiu ned were:
"
collateral, the same terms *p peal campaign f«r tho support of •aid. The three men were seen
Vico 1'ivaidvnl Garnar. Sp«»*
appropriation
bill
that
ahouW
...................
a
-*
-*
i
*
'
>
............,k
"
t
!
II-—(AVNEW YORK. Mar.
early yerte.day at the Wagner
plied ln the emergency banking lhe local Army poet.
Uvincy,* Sefator* Robins ,n, ore Mm of tetaUlgmarv............. -■H. L karo beea charged direct to tke art of 'federal reserve member*.
After contacting with ineinbcrt moimm.nl near llttler'* home in;
A'kar.ias, the majority te lle r;
departmenU. Fov Ihl* reaaon. he What conatltutes "aecrptabl#" rolMuimV.
where
they
left
three
MeNary, of Gregrin. Ihe
miaaid, tha IW3 budget In this r*- tetotal is left to the reeoev* bankf. nf Ihm ktsl Adri*ory Board It wa* hand gr.ni.le* and »oim) ammu
have
been
larg.ly
forgotten
in
tn«
1“
>
decide^ to hold a meeting of the
r-rity
len.le.;
Norris.
R*.pact aaty a p p a « to ka !« /* « -* •
Under the now bill, *Ule bonh* Hoard at t'ampaign Headquarter* eiitl.vn. They f ed In un aulornyhile.
duatrlal dev.-lopm.nt.
. . . pitliunl gain, will
p hlicalion,
Nct.rnskn. WteteJ*
Tha bodgat report I* “a troo and truat companla* could de
Mur»' nit|«irUnl.
,i
'fiigj o ttrin the MeU.h Building «n Ajr*l Ihe Munich |»lir.< chief said, after
,r.
Hemoerat. Montana. WM*
and
rorreet
picture”
of
what
*»«h
posit thalr aecurllie* with the Street tomorrow aftrim s'i. o' r,:"° ; powethy h..-l notiflrl the an |
_ kte a«aria*Ion on * a*
mvr, llemoCTnt. Nevada, liar*
i ot taets ha has been conduct depa Haven l etpecU to spend, tha federal reaervo *n.l obtain the o'cliwk. Tb, beadquartei* wil. to tho. Ille*.
■
democrat, .Mlssi--ipp’. nnd
aaid.- —
and- “Ihl* .I*„ B°t new currency now being issued. in the «t»rrrooni formerly «•«»■
the poychology department governor ---“ Unparalleled chan* ami tha
Kspmeiitallvr* Ityrn,*. f Tcnne*They would b* required, how pint by Itaumcl'*.
Um base produced the same type* true of budget* in th# P**1*
greatest pogrom, whi.li n.. an
of thr*. unemployed out
, tho threat
»«•»•, tho House, louiolity h-a-e»s
Foe that reason, he aaid, in ever,
Brigadier Caaler I, well known ihorlly m Hie world rnuhl pre |
«**»» to
»w -maintain
--------** with reserve
w - ran ehnv'na *• .. -o-m
.1.1.11,ty.
I MiDuffir, Demts tut,
Alv' nma,
crease*
»hown
In
request*
of
the
----- „ — bank* the »ante balance «l»po*lt* lorvlly a* the director of the bud- vent", were predicted by the |*»“Small amount* of alcohol, aa crease* •— • • " •
chairman of th e y . , Ini
now required by member*. gel campaign of two year* ago- »'«• |ice* r»mmi**loner In .the ever.l
contained la thro* to five bottles comptroller’s offwe far
_________ i .is is 1SA7II: state
•committee which
rerorUd tto
of R.TB beer, produce change* In secretary of state, |M W ; atate **A*pprowaai of" state banking dc iaii| that tomorrow* mcrlimr will that a *in«le shot, effective ..r not.
. bill; Snell,
treasury,
*M*».
and
commlaalont,
mfnU
for
|„an
applicallona
____
.
- - i.............
w'umimy
*"•*'»•# R#?ih.l:an,
------ ii -I • to for tho purpose of circlin g n wa*
at any in .ml... - f th.
•Miliy about crm I In amount to
those produced by th* ralfcln in ar of agriculture, 0«K)O a »*ar would be subject to the same general campaign elta.rmnu.
new government.
twu to thro* rope of toffee; but represent only a "pap*r” *ncT*, , , | rule* and regulation* a* apply to
chanreilor lllth-r arHve-1 In
MASONS TO MKKT
th* changes are In different dl- and not an actual Increa**- I'^im em tors.
llerltn ye*terdiy morning fr»n.
said total reducti'.h* on ov«ty*l
--------------r^ctloM i l l .
l/vcal ami visiting Master Mu Mnrlcli, making the trip by air
more than
•Tfct qc*atlt*Utf tlfecl of ■ thing amount to
son* today were reminded thal plane. Hr will | lay an important
they are especled t.» attend tbr part In today'a .erenminal ..penlng
heavy meal, In ■any i f the tesla, J3,OCO,000 a yoar.
Th#
aaid the Increase
e,-nilnr Communication of Sanfon. uf the lleirhslag.
la quite comparable In amount to
— .goreraor
.
It,
I hr
V .» « r l* lr S
P re**
asked for
for by tha nttomay R*l>»rl-olge No. R2. F. A A. M. winch
- th* sifecta prodscad by Ihrp* or , aaketl
Unii-uil precautions have Iren
llampnut II.hmI wnter* of th*'
The financial slat..... .. *'f l,ie
The annual meeting of fh- wilt to told #t >he Masonic Ten.- taken to insure member, of the
four bottles of baffr.
'l,l-«
" dapartment waa raal. bocause
-In pub*. atgadlnM* and ro- of larger personnel and hearler board of director* and member* pi, tonight at 5:0« o'clock. Wor- government against nttn. k of any City of Sanford *> "f 'te r. !'• re turbulent Ohm river and its trib
veals the factythnt during the !'»**orOM tten taata, th* dtanar oed demands on lb* doportmcnl thal of the Sonford Country Club will ahlpfnl Master Ja. k llcerden will kind. Any airplane flying »«er week porln,| ending on that ‘'ate. utaries. preading death and <h
will
raault
from
that
offics
Uklng
nrssi.te,
while
dislrlel
depnly
tba boor produced th* am* type
Po'.sdan. doling the earrrlres will five account* underw. nl «tinng»» at ruction over tto lowland*, c n be held ot tho tlub Thursday
of changes, namely
Increased over additional tegal work here night at 7:30 o'clock. Election of Grand Master Ralph R. f’hapmar to shot down.
tfnued to hold Ihe *potllght of
that reduced tto paving “"d '"d*NK.W YORK. Jtnr. 2I/--W7-*
pulse rot*, and 'Impaired tteadl- tofore set up in tho budget under officer* and adoption of a poHcy will deliver the Master lecture.
the national weather interest to
head
aaaes.ment
I
f
receivable
some other department.
m m and co ordination i a *.
for the coming yenr will form th#
1
Attorney
Ger«-r*l Rm nelt anand brought a .............. »'.rtlon ,n day.
Th* gorernlr a office asked for principal Item* of bu*ine»*. and
“Our roaalte I bowed that th#
nninred yesterday hr will tuvrstl- •.
Ihe bonded debt of H ' ")
Other
•<-tm"
of
tho
nation,
af
iffM l (of bper) Is (rosiest whan | 3J 50 a year lea* than It was II. M. Watson, elub preiidenl. to
The slat* menl, |>» l " " , l
" llu tret i • varying degrees by »b< gate
Innnediotoly » statement
thd drlsk »♦ take* alone, without glvan two year* ago. Sholta aaid day urgad all director* and mem
handed to the City '
|,-|iipeiaim-iital .leliilt of piing- | ina 'e l.y two retiring rerclie i lor
this
was
not
enough
decrease
y*t
food.
bers to attend.
it* mevling next Moiolny night. It la y III I return In normalcy How
S. W. JWrau*. A l ’ >. ’hat tho en
Tb* only cabinet officer who
Preceding th# meeting will to
a* follow*:
ever, I pool pring w.utt»i wa
no!.County
vocational
agriculture
asked cor a reduction and had his o Honker* and Bllter* tournament
join" .* . ..mpnny lowl ‘- -tinply
Voicing an urgent appeal in.be derailment, Ihe bo.... ........... ..
m.i
g.-ro
.illy
pievalert
today
>
•»
kli , panting co*U cut still daeper storting early In the afternoon t.»
moved <r»wn town and g n f Into
ttol
A
( A A ll
III
I’*
t.-pi
in
ttoFife
We
l
nnd
Boiill.
half
of
Floii.1*’*
educational
»y»
iieparlmrnt, the physical educa
wua W. 8. Cawthon, »Ute auper- be followed by a Dutch Treat sup M „ | M onas * .............. ..
Inisin. .* again under a niishUy , ,
« n i l 1.1
Writ,
•m, Superintendent of School* T ' lii||H| ,|rl;,„u„enl, and the part tl|l|re«t Mil I.# UM
Intendant of public iastrucUon.
’*■4* s
per. Team captains will
an Ir . — ■ . a .. .. .1 . 1 UaiifnlildiI ,
win to
w ..............
t. Ii
In tl> ft,"id ,.g lo n , . .<•><• ten.
S
l.y Mr*.
■eductions aakad by Cawthon no,meed late today, according to W. Lawton
Milt**
today a.ked 'S«,,,ur' ' | llrno .thool . oiiiluct.
.
Raproeontallve-e I e c t
II. A
•“Tin «li«frfe will b« ih v la tlr 'f ij
|M-lut*i*. drv.p. were, welcome,, «
____
itlier to IMtlMM • •
. WUU w a, a t lb* FanuId-Laugh- In tb* n«w budget totaled l&WO Andrew cirraw'ayV’tlob ae. reUry. , u „ t.r i.c . to lend their Influence j I U „ | Moughton will
.,*I%to1*1•*1
a
t, , ,i-rp
r . |„
ii*i m
i.- goi<il
al,,| jiitm tciakely’’,
-laieiy , iw
■
t o- Mild,
i*
In h.„<v
!>• nf y mill
min. al>nd
o-H.
'
'•
—
•
•
»
*k
•
»
year
under
tb*
1KH
appropria
—
—
ill
voting
down
|irupu«e,l
"tat*I
don.way
with
or
then
I
llulkliri)
I
tea Memorial Hospital 1st* this
{" ' • V r e l r e V l * '
' | I lloNhi nread of uwndjr ‘■tn-i.m*- 1 n
fuuiU B u U lia —unjoired J
afternoon In a critical condition tion for hla Apartment. Ho said
I b.oyet rut* which oa far a . they | tu i m hall.
Ml Pwad ■li t i t f s 's l ' Iin , ^ 1' , , H v ith «»ni«* nisnv feet nl«.ve lh"-l I
al)y i* d i n g l.utine .,
-^*3
following Mr amergooey operTUon this did nut Include spproslmalerefute to th* school ay»t.-in
j t-u lowing Mr laiwti n •_ jilk. 1.,
r,*.'n.**l In
u-"......< lige f. in* , vpr. **e I hv goverei-I ^ |M||t
will ho InaU- T'
formed abortlf *Rnr midnight |y |IS,S06 additional cut that will
III.I . «ial» »ee..i.'l •'* t o »(u . ! leent engineer* f»r Mi**i»*lpi' I ||,rl, ul
t
%
, 6
i)M. u ,, ng t u t th« ..hooi* ot ,„ w Rofa.y n u t. .m i pruvumg
. night. Nonna reported him a* result If tho legislature adopt* M e e t - H e r e M a y 4
......... ...
' , n V. ' " l,i,h " ’' v
r " ,,M
"* ' MH ! h- W. Utrnu. A .l'o., >\ ^ n Itt g
bis own," aad physicians tba rocommaodationa of tb* badFlorida today are teaching only,,hat ll„- 57AOO/WO appro,,.i-loi, 1..!i,,;,..m
level within I" dayI „.a|
. | nt,. mu.lgage
lint eilnle
mortgage l.olHts;-vldrh
Id ImIi ,-wldrh
Tto SUt# Cohteronco of Si^ial that which hla bean dswanued h y |o f l«»t year for »ch.«.l* to con \ i.lu* or ptopatH*
declare that he is b a critical n t commission
to chop matching
com
* o« :i« II
ha- .oi l more than fclSO.OOU.OOO of
Worker* which w*o to hove hero the taxpayeit, Mr. Lawton »-»*•'I i, ......-........
tinned m IB.to-31 “ " I , ‘h»t
federal
svcvritis*. on Mar. -’ c usen tel to
told tore this -wo*k, h** boyn >l»f- that to ieduc* appropriation. *1 (nn.b he up|uopriatr,l from
v Mr. White tocarwo III on Friday
• MablHllM
*T4
Itits nppointnient of a receiver and
.
. . . . I __ __ t
I general
. . . . . . * n l rrevenue
•' V t* m i l* I|un,t
U n i t Iof
l f llH
* stale,
inltely *ot for May I, 6 and
»t Ihi* lime under
sad bod boon uador treotmont
the
r.t||»l»
>
dill**
tho guioc of ocun
l„ the U-iuance of *n Injuneiion
was decided a t a roe*ting of lh,- orny would io like employlrg o wa* read and referred l» th- ...... X«.t** pi) at**.. dtoo. Following UM arrival tor*
! »J4 a*
,rr i*
prehitdting It from doing t ulntM
Eaorutlvo Commlllo# h o l d in IhysK-ian to otleck a.aerlou* ail niunity Servlc* .cominitte* f»r IN-mind ws.rsM*
tel* Tooterday ot hi* »*ptov. Dr.
JiMlkiiienis pay *' ••
ip the s t a l e . _____________ _gj
, of Fatetka. it waa daebted
Jackaonvillo yooterday. .
•tudy
M
ini
rtum»n»*n'l*t»«l»
|
ment with the tool* and knowledge
lot-1* -I
— t t t ♦ ! «
Mr*, listen T. Morao. Sonnnole^
t * oaroritattea that •* •»•*"
KoUiund
IK AliinhnUt f o. lie .Vrf.ael
Sunday waa n lanky and ascltHU
i
of
TO
yoara
ago.
7U-simply
r».irk
i
e t a impoeaUv*. It waa par- te t day tor e*v*rel Rturiorel bounty wolfsro director, today
R. H i r e r s •« '/ W. 'I liny***** I i.i- siiiVIm* rtue*
( goa.*• nnt ”te '
i,|.A ll TO h i : m o v e d
• ot shoot 1 J0 o’clock. For sportamen who aoa(ht rocroaUon said that th* asms committee* wouldn't ho done hy a thinking, kurrr namKI + i £ mn»iiii»«in|r «•"*»• f •,11*I*•|a*11II1C i' Hi'te
cnl.UMHUS. ttlio , Mnr 21
♦ 41? *21 *’
H'lrphi." .
bettered that a blood (a various takas and strroma of which hav# toon working foi t reasoning man", Mr. Imwlon mid. inittFc l» nrnnr offkrm tor
H'- F. A. luvn.l. •rt. national
— U’aak'tv
( ttli -'K II !
Moticrn d»ya demaed and require
„
raa warooaory to ro- this aaction, according to report* weeks to make tba Confrrrn..
ly
Pmrwn
f.edhall ofltcial "ltd ,
*
,, , v , I1UI
coming
yearmodern
method*
ton
to
tertMu’
the
’
l(,
(iuir.lsiueii
.from
lit*
le
ttiy
p
i rendition, bat at noon
•ueroaa will continu* their activ
1 Rotaiian II. II. Coleman read
I m.'mher of the advisorr euun l|
gatbs rod today.
| not boo* porfoemod.
ities nnd redouble tto lr effort* days of tto teaching ol lb* fund*- j • paper «umm*:ialmc Rno-. se \'»
rtati.'ii
yratontey
t
*
moved
I if * i >i
F. W. Bonder, teenl balk *row«r, toward tto l oad, Mrs. Morse will menta's for tto thloo “ R ’a *i>1lh" national rule* committee, was
Dili
Topping
and
thfive
incnl*
aetrvilir*
during
the
P«*t
two
white
ftekiof
in
U
k
a
County
Jn
Hill
*
hot ami probably f dally
| HARD TO U U I Y I
direct details of tha various lu all no longer tho fundamental*.’ '•
of the errw from Ib«»
maipony with Arthur Yowoli ...
“Your school*, with tto lr u«»- wee''!.
committee*. . .
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i
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l.y id*'son. Samuel. IT. Iirilay Irawlor Voyager, whi* h wa* drte* |
Thoa#
attending
H'e
m••«llng
Ed
Hlfgtn*.
bad
th*
r
»
d
fort
on*
rA , Colombto—CotenvWlional courao* aimed to t#*«H tho
TAIXAIIAHHKK. Mar. '.'I ^ ! ,|llring a family quarrel.
in aground lu n d«i.se fog d-ilng r
W.
Uwton.
aa
to toad a u 1-* pound black U n
, fa tb* Amiaon
hoy and girl to to a real home wore: T.
POULT*
I TO MKKf
A prnpoaod legislative program
A,
|„,,piii,| where l*r. I inl
th* night »>y a heavy *oa.
was part of a tool of poorly
Ir.
guoat,
and
Rotarian*
KG.
P*eoviaa tro*
maker or to earn a llvltg • Hrcalling for lh# re.lnrtom of th- |Hit underwent an rinerg«nc> opla tto
w yowad* of flak caught by tto
— —
. n pout U w toa aaid, -are performing »*!i Gray. who prrvidec'. J. A.
I aortal
G. C. H
.-ration,
l.»
at>solv,s|
hi,
wn
from
I uis ngn
1_Li,.
is
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M
F.
C.
MacMahou.jLtnU l t ,
gawdlne and state
fighting ataea tha u j j Curing tto aftenmo#
city tmlar efficiently and acorvomlcslly a«| Wright,
td y man.
1-II blame. Young l.tmhert de'KTITUIN DtSMI83BD,.
ilteymen in possible. Wa maat koop them »«• O. Rhintotaor. It- F. M»nt»alvalgo.| „ |ll)mi>bt|a |if, n,r f.es and * re s rdkil the shooting *- accidental.
i *1 Ttouaatov Go*-| At atou: tto **•# H»o, J. D. contracting
Rojas lafarmod III* DtvUo*. white ftektag Iff oom of this section,
|o attend Wa n#d tto halp of all reasoning |#onart.‘ McldK** R K- Halt***. «■ tfcttaI|
vi,ion of
of wl,t||h,
weight |„
limit* for veMm. la m le it said her hu»hand
WILMINGTON, ih-d. Fe»te
tto Twta Uka* Bear kte prop a maotlag P
. i t Hall to* man and worn## toward that and. W. M. IIayn#s, H. I'uleslon
hide* wo. placed .......... Govern*. was drinking and that she called Judge John T. Ni«U* disc
rep*,
j
.
a
.
Brown.
A.
W.
Epp*.
, to r the p*irerty woat ot Saafori, booked o night at 7:M j
Mr. U w toa aaid that if th*
Khultx today by *br KlorW* birh- her son to to r aid after her hus a petition in ta n k ru ^ tr/ for
! fO ft 1ANKBB
^A aaociati0" .lata iagiatelMU appro?#, suggas- W. C. Mutehlaon. I*. 1- Win#, II.
band choked her and twisted to r Mississippi Valley Facllittea C‘
IP 1 4 poond
poo* ot o rg ra
n o te uf the tioas tto l to re Peon preaantad by II. Coleman. 8. O. • hose. B. I- way uMm tonfoian «*• Tho °nf*n* arm. 8 to aaid to r husband picked
to p r o t o r t ^ j
K. C—Vultea toy • s
flled by Samuel it- Mirvan.
i
ration,
headed
J'«bu*
Chase.
fo o d chicken th* Dodgat Commlaalon. parlteul- MahAte. H. R.
Joh"
up a revolver and In th* »tnif«te
Dyuoo.
r bad
Hanford, said Florida tax#. !»• with her son over the weapon It presdient uf the firm, V 4 -u sections.
Them
a*.
W.
L
‘
oopor.
W.
A.
Isrly thoo# which «*»r**a disap
the hands of • resmivo#, ‘
ited to allaffter, O, C. Harden, end II. M moto rials heavier than any other was discharged
gaapbl a IB
rlaaa ^Itbln tb# »t*t#.
■Wting. to proval af tto malaklag of
Watson,
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.
dK
jfiN
r
r
J
ti
funds, It wW aaoaa that Ot# Bomb
- .y . ,«** •■ . ..
, .
Made torfclxhroli
Starting: Tomorrow
________ dent JSSmW
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ntmuer
F iv e C onte A C opy
'B3DAY MARCH 21. 1M3
SA N FO R D . FI
5 OUTOF SEVEN
STATE GROUPS
ASKSOREFUNDS
m
ake
TlS-'
Increased Appropria
tion Requests .Are
$48,954 More AYear
II
bill,
i ^ i 5 £ S S 2 X £ > \ HKRI.IN.
m
irnttinu
tiSv
Leas Hit By Rum,
Avers P ro fe sso r
r.
aTSKS-’
srsss»Jnas2s
SToS " S m C ” |. -i;
s s n u w w j■ s fjL -J S S iS " *
2JUS.,iop'rx.,:,jsfySr. *......... ....... .
City Bonded Debt Flood \Vliters Of
In ‘2 Week P erio d Ohio River Spread
Reduced By ^LDOO Death, Destruction
Golf Club Members
Will Hold Meeting
.
J'hX.nn V'. t •. .< th*
... .................. 1
Statement Of Two
Sflrauss Receiv ers
To Be Investimated
$
Uwton Makes Pie a At Rotary Club
' Against Cut In School Appropriation
8. White In Critical
m Condition At Hoepital
Social Workers To
arc
Nationally Known
Football Offici al
Ih Wounded By Son
Sanford Sportsmen
Make Fine Catches
Program For (’utH In
Auto Tax Presented
•i'.s- -
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•llivl
✓
v
\
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nuk« hit* count for victory": th*
"dock” or toaond headline. -Rookie
)I«rt«r of B rat re Star* la De
feat;" Ikon follow those excerpt*
from tho story Iteelf: "Tho Phla
bunched ooron of tholr *l(hl hit*
Jn tho flrat four Innings to toko
a S to 1 victory o trr tho Roatnn
Bra*** a t W aterfront Park yrstcrdajf. The Phil* found the offerine* of "Lofty” William*, a re
cruit tooth paw, to tholr liking,
rrerinc one* In tho second. one* In
the third, and thr** llm** In the
fourth, bat they war* helplr** In
the laat ft** frame* b*for* tho air
tight pitching of Buddy lake. a
recruit righthander from Hanford,
who gar* them only one hit."
"Lake pitched superlative ball
in Jh* laat fl*o Inning*, retiring
13 men In order before Holley, hi*
pitching rival, tingled to right In
tho ninth, lie fanned four hatter*,
one each In tho fifth, »l*th. »eventh, anj eighth frame*, and had
th* Phils hitting weak rolltr* or
high flies."
Aa reported In The -Herald last
week, Buildy will be taken North
with the Brave* this season, either
to spend the summer with tho
Harrisburg, Pa., team, which l.«
controlled by the Brave*, o r to re
main with tho, Brave* aa a hatting
practice hurter who can gain experltne* by wxlching the big
leaguer* In action and getting
DuinU. I tom.’.Utu.
C n tln S ta tt
Bearded Star
*&M3&SL ECONOMYBill
ONBRAVESTEAM
^Toongiter HurlsShutout Ball Against
Philadelphia Nine
; Baddy Laka, Sanferd'a outsUml1*1 y»wng baaoball player contlnaaa to bo one Of the aonaatlon* of
.tho Booton Brave*' apring train
' lag potted a t R t Petersburg.
T s e w n l a ago Saturday, Bud<ly
htrriod one hit baaoball for four
laainfa against tho seasoned vet
erans of tho Bravos team In a
practice game. It waa hi* first
sta rt of tho sotson and pres*
notice, pointed him out a t a like
ly looking prospect.
l a a t Friday afternoon Buddy
stole all th#- honor* In the Bravo*’
game with tho Philadelphia Na
tional League team. Tho Bravo*
loot, ■ to I. but Buddy waa th*
sta r of th* afternoon, hurling onehit baaoball against th* Phllllo*
daring th* last ftv* Innings. Tho
Fhllltes’ team Included
Pulll*.
Finn, Klein, Dugas. Whitney, Le*.
(Continued From Pag* On*) 4 v
nd* to mateh federal atgavys
lot rea*e so long a* economic
oranomie
Program Will Include
Storing ta Vet Pay
mere fact that a federal daiur And Federal Wages
will be arallabl* If tho aU to'pote
up a dollar la no good roaach why
the state should supply th at dollar.
'
"Tho federal government, with
propriety, might glvo'aoriens con•Id*ration t0 tho tlecooUmsanrr
RATES
NOTICE
All Intangible personal Property
tax return* should be mad, to
yoar County Tax Assessor, not
later tkan April 1st. each year.
Tha law1 provide* a penalty of not
mgr* than (300.00 for - falling at
refuting to comply with this set.
A VAUGHN,
Tax A***»*or.
UAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by 'on* who really knows how.
Briggs, Jeweler, Mag. Avo.
HONEY—10 pound
pall. . -30c
1009 E. tod. Gao. E. Black.
PIANO TUNING and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. L. II.
8hl*. Leave call* at Randall Elec
tric Co.
SEVERAL FAIR cheap cars. Re
dans, coupes, roadster* a n d
touring. (16 to |3S. Reel A Sons,
Austin daalsrs.
S—Situation Wanted
YOUNG MARRIED man. age 32.
doalret work of any kind, esperl#ne»<l In eoveral lines of work,
can furnish raferanees.i salary or
hour* no object. H. Cramer, West
First 8tr**t, or Rout* 2, Il'>* Th.
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peculiarity of the athlete* repre
senting th* House of David I* that
they wear bulky bvarde and are
popularly known a* th , "Whlskervnos", and It I* expected that
a largo throng will witness the
contest, the first ever played her#
by this team.
JO—Fkmera and Plante
FOR HALE: 30.000 Wotld Hester
Pepper Plants. M. S. Nelson.
12— W anted
WANT STEEL T A PB ~Elther &0
foot or 100 f t Must ho In good
shape and cheap for cash. Give
details to P. O. Bax 1003, Sanford.
NEW YORK" IIran ted chauffeur
would Ilk* to drive' car to N*w
York tor osponsos. George Marion,
t i l East Seventh Street. Apply by
latter only.
WANTED—P »rtn.r with ,m.U
r-- cash to help promote now and
profitable business. Apply l)o<
V; B. J , Herald.
rated in Florida. He lx a dlrgctor- of*- th e -H arnett"- NatmctAI
Hank of Jacksonville and lx a
member of tho executive commit
ter of the Consolidated Interest*
of Florida. II* had th* following
comment to make as to the slate.
"Florida I* peculiarly fortunate
"One* nur budget I* balanced ln her natural advantages and
we shall so* a further return of In that she slid h»r house clean
of cimfWenc* from which will ing long hofor* th* rest of the
flow higher prices, normal buy- country and w# expect to see
(rig and v f Bhall b* on our way return to normal and satisfac
tory conditions. This will be in
to satisfactory conditions."
Such is th# view, as In gener sured if Florida will continue
al conditions, of Calvin Fantrrss, her polity of decreasing public
Chicago financier, who Is a keen expensr* with the consequent destudent-of'~et» numle».~M r. F*w«- enure in taxation. This oreomplishei lh»r# will come to Flor
tress
recently
concluded one ida a steady and healthy increase
of Ms periodical Florida visit*
In population ami with It a sane
anti prior to lioartling the train prosperity.”
for (hit North he expr'ssed him-,: tress was In conference with a
self as being well pleased with
While In Jacksonville Mr. Fvn-the manner In which Franklin number of business executives,
D. Roosevelt has grasped thing* Including William J. Kelly, pres
•Inc* taking ov#4 the presidency.
ident of th* Consolidated Naval
"President Roosevelt ha* dem Hlorrs. Mr. Fvntress was a re
onstrated a remarkable sens# of ceiver for th# Intull Utility In
public psychology,' Mr. Fentres* vestment*, Inc. lie waa a guest
•aid.
"It hs* be*n quickly at the George Washington Hotel
sensed that a firm hand is at while in tho city.
the wheel and the public re
sponse lo hi# leadership heart
ens everyone to believe that we
have at last struck bottom. We
are so encouraged by his acts a*,
t„ believe, too, that Congress will
now entrust him with the Impor
tant task of balancing the na
tional budget, hlch polltlrs las
prevented and which l* now th"
essential factor to our progress
forward. It l* aa necessary for
nur governments, both national
and state, to kep expense* under
income as it 1* for each one of
us to iln to. Without such thrift.
Iter# Is no saving, without sav
ing no capital accumulate* and
wlthnut capital there Is no husInis* activity.
Mr. Frntroaa, who I* the rhalrman nf th# Baker, Fentye*" A
Company, of Chicago, for many
year* ha* been very much Inter-
Many Sections 07
Nation Are Hit By
We are offering for
quirk aale u i e d typewriltra. office machines*,
lino office furniture.
money matching.
"Decrraaing experdituroa rath
er than Increasing revenue has
-n tha commission’* aim In. Ita
orI* to bdlanca th* bsdgot” , th*
report state*.
"It I* anticipate! th at tho mo
tor vehicle licens* lay will ba m a
terially reduced", th# report contlpae*.
"Certain special millagv* are
recommended to bo increaaotf; no
nrwHaxr* and no now sourer* of
Incom* dr* contemplated.
"Th* approximately 23 percent
reduction in recommended expense
r a m m r ^ '^ g r f t f M F i l r t i r n i r 'W paving a permanent recovery pro
equal reduction in la st* because gram Including i gigantic public
the Income from *11. source* was works employment proposal and
('.’,! IH-OOO abort of mooting ox- railroad and banking ro-organixar«n*e« for th* last fits I yoar. A
deficit haa resulted. Money lx
owed a»d mint be paid.”
An a final recommendation th*
budget commission suggest* that
if the 1113.1 legislature at it* meet
ing beta in April and Jtlag aulhorIxr* additional- esfiens* It alio
muat provide additional revenue
to meet that expense.
Mrs. V. A. Speer, Sanford's 1032
Tho commission estimated that city golf champion, retained her
Jfl/iO6,78)1.23 In revenue would be title when on Saturday afternoon
needed during the * next fiscal she defeated Mrs. R. Melting It
year, which opena July I, f0r v i and 4 In th* final round of th , an
rion* governmental activities as nual Woman's Tournament.
Mrs. Speer aqd Mrs. Melling
follows:
Kxecutlvo and administrative both came through th* champkfnsalaries, IIOS.OOH; educational ex ship flight with case to meet In a
penditure*
aside
from public match, that while decisively In fa
arintola, f I.tut I.A33: maintenance vor of Mrs. Speer, waa none th"
of Insane, H.OOtt.Cl'A; Judicial de- Iras Interesting. Doth wpmrn
tnnrtmrnt
a n j aijprrni** court, - turned h several escellenl shots,
I and-the amall gallery-—that foiI) jurors and - witnesses, |
| owed the play reported tha match
jjfiu.iwq; expenses of cdiectlng interesting and well-played. Mr*.
revenue,
CfW.IBO; state plant I| Speer was awarded the ellver lov
beard, )22tJ>!lt; legUlative ea-l| in? cup and title that era* at stake,
while Mr*. Mrlllng was awarded
a set of golf halls.
I'riie* in the second flight went
to Miss Klisatwth Shoemaker who
ilefeutej Mr*. II. II. lew is In the
final round of play. Miss Shoe
maker was given a set of golf
hall* while Mr*. Lewi* won a box
of stationery donated by laney's
Drug Store.
Mr*. Andrew Carraway won
th* first flight consolation pribe,
a vanity, donated by Sadye't,
while Mrs. Glen Lingle won a box
of fare powder donated by th*
Sanford Drug Co .
Second flight ronaolatlon prltea
went to Mr*. Mary Rawlins ami
Mr*. Satlye Mope*. The former
won a lewel box donated by Cole
man’, Office Equipment Co, while
Mr*. Minss won a box Of powder
donated by the Union Pharmacy.
S
FINANCIERSEES
BUDGETAS KEY
RESULTS TOPROSPERITY
Want*
-------WASHINGTON, Mar. 8L-UF)
—Kooaovell today slgnod into law
the economy hill empowering him
to .lash veteran* compenaalteaa
in d government salaries. ThU was
th* second of emergency measures
HEUO.&NEVlfcVc OLe K i d / nowYA
Doin' Z
I'tifwng l‘iirl«lilr
It**J•I ■t4»l<ir«t kr|ttfMitl
Mrs. Vivian S p e e r
R e ta in s Title As
Golfing Champion
Marietta, but no worry wa« caused
there since th* rrest of the Ohio
had dropped B feat In 30 hours. A
rise nf six to 12 inches was looked
for, hut thia wa, considered not
enough to cause damage.
lutuM SC I AMU*. H sS tr. Mae.
If. tan. U o n ****** Haw T *rt
tt. B o m r, r*tm«*ipaio a. rsslitamen a. PllUhorna «. Now H arm
I. Tervato a WaaBMgloa L Wow
ark I, ioaaatewa f: Vwmw cars h*M
far f ftiiilim itlil
•
M*W*r. Mar. ra, ta il: • t t cars
p U H . M.w Tech IV rkllaOelokk*
tl. Dsltlm-,r* *, n**l*e 4, Fit la bur*k V Toreala V Wavrark I.
Hyracas* I. Batfala I. Hack eater I.
Nine car* k*M far racwwelaaasaat.
ATI-ANTA UIVBMIONa: LastsSanford. Mare*.. I***—MM: March villa I.
_
HAVAXNAIC
PlYKItpiOWa: *#*I S M . - j ; #*: n » M « .
M arch I S ir,
Car. r u v s la a d I. U satar. Nona.
—fils Marck. lit*.—tie*.
rVOnKNCK OlYUlUHOXn: naa4«r 11111*4 P*t*atae TarOa: Wear
Task t. Jersey City I. PMIa4#l*aia
I. Taaaaslawn I. Itaetan I, Balti
more L RlrtuanaC I. Sfoadaf. nil led
tv is a s f Turds: Tomsit* t.
C a u a tr, Florida. la -w tti
t w i t « c n u r u Of h
S3, T a p . M Heats.
Ka*1..................I* acres
Th e u M lead bain* SJOt
dale at Ik* Iseaaaeo *1
lineal* In tk* name at '
t'aleee o k O n K U a t * |
demand lll in tlm la Id
wilt I**** thorodswa C
at April, A. ft. ItOe
A D_ IM L
a**tios» of
Flo rida:
W arm , .p a rity
r toady.
Itaallaaa m<*4trslr; lla k f w lc , la oalrv r Deals *0 slaw, marks! dulL
Too fesr Sales reoortesl to oeote.
PIJtWT PITT, Pier Me: Olasai**Osrssni. Serf lent: Warm, clear
Prsetlrallv so hasllags: Oemamt
Slow, morhst Call. fartnodo f. a. b.
> 4 t - , i s , s t tv e s lx r . . W r b • f>ar- •-harvest I t I w k -rate* m d lvldn sl.
hom I. F I. W n y n a I. Jfn s W e -s t lv wsshesf sod ororoelrd. V . 9 W»
s * -,H ,llle S v . e
(Vie***
I. Mew I. 1-4 4o* I eo .I.I* : 0-1* do*. I I*T o rh 4. f>|o*s-*ltU I. PtilUdstphlo V f t - , s , | , sresheA a p d ‘ wrwooled.
• I s t i .t i — s b ,• | » , i, — , sr,rds IS I’ve. Wo i i Aof. I **: a.* do* l ie.
••lsV.sw.sd »*.' fSnetnwfle'd Ms I. at estr qoallty S-S do*. 1*e-a»e: It do*.
fo a l* I. Rvraesc** I — T o t * 1— t l.
t»* a
dr
PLOW ID A .
Roosevelt la drafting a broad
employment and relief proposal
to b# submitted later. It it haUavtd to Include ssggostiona mad*
yesterday h r Wagner for Initia
tion of a large, bonded federal
public works program and tho
provision of "ndoqonte
relief
against distress,”
With tk* who*I* of th* execu
tive acd leglsiatlvo branches of
7K2 £NCAG£Miwr IS
OFF - ‘/KNOW, AFEWWWW
AGO I ms SIMPLYMADABOUT
ARTHUR- BUT I Soon lost /
MfTOtesr in him!J y
- t m x M£N
CHANCEA8CEl
t ' fl*t r i toIitse| |M»rt«tilw Uhl.
I»r**|ih«a<l T»n*«trll»r i *>ak J'» "a
JlitlllMri«|>h N il St rom|»WI« BT (it
KWe'lrlr A4ilrMMi|ir®ph
. i? ft*
All |h* i Ihwf rttArhlne* |HAf*
• illrfi| fur I )««r ffM aertlrr.
George L. Stuart Co.
THE ADVENTURES OF T0M..DICK AND HARRY
tyTH E OLO I3LAW O C K .
V e * S BiJfO £ 6 6 5 r* O M
trocjty o/tags in rue.
WANTED: House Dost In floaU
In* condition. Mutt ho chosp
for cash. Phono IIS from II
Martin's Garage
ID ROOMS for light houa*.
oping. Reasonable. D0« Elm
Specialising In truck
sonic*. W# work while
you aloep—day or night.
W. let ST.
or
s ta tk
H
the new .govammonl busily whirl
ing out th* "now i W program
with almost unprecedented apood,
Roosevelt relaxed yesterday for
abosl Us first Lima In hl»- two
weeks a t tha White Houa*.
Ha la ready to pat forward hit Th * raid Is ad betas a seesec 4 at thr
emergency employment proposal 4*1* uf the, lakuaare sf sssh e rrItfleat* In lb* aatae of M M f t 0.
but probably will await Houa* WTRPIIFSMO.
t'slaa* said eanlflealo
action on th* farm bill, which la shall be rsdaemed accortlag In law
la
s
deed,
w
ill
laets* theraos on tk*
oxpactod early th b week.
h . 44V af A p ril. A. f t , I t l V
II* then will go ahead on hla n tWltnesa
m y a fllc la l sloanlar*
railroad,
hanking
and public and sent Ikla the folk, day of
i
works proposals In rapid ortJtr March, A- U . . IMv.S.,r . novovAwi
and. with eongreMlonai leaders,
O rris r ir c u lt ra a rt, (Mari
nate County. Plarlda.
h* believes gn adjournment of thio H v:
f t L B U R D IP W .
Congress may be reached by May
. t
V, r.
1. Administration of th* now laws (SC AT.)
and attention to th* complex in
th r gfsSlnJstratlon snthorHF' on ternational situation,' “ howavtr,
employment, will start things go will keep th* now President busy
ing on unemployment relief with for toreral w rits to com*.
tho introduction today o f three
bills.
BASRBALL SCOUT DIES
These measures will provids for
liboralixatlott of th* KeconstrucPHILADELPHIA—Mike Brantion Corporation ruloa to pormlt nan, veteran baseball scout for
immediate launching of a largo- th* Philadelphia Athletics, died at
seal* local coaatractlon program; hla homo, where' he ecmductad a
th* establishment of a nationally floiiat business la th* off season.
co-ordinated, state operated sys
tem of employment offices; and
frderal encouragement for estab
lishment of unemployment iesuranc* system* in the stale*.
Senator
Wagner said
"th*
electrifying leadurthlp” of Presi
dent Koooevslt had started a def
inite national recovery hot "a
solid understnsetura” now must ba
He will tend, meanwhile, an
emergency employment proposal
to Congress this wtek almtd at
giving fOO,000 men Job* In a vast
leforeataUop project.
Marking
this measure aa "urgent”, tha
('resident hope* to havo Congtoaa
finish work on th* emergency
phase of his program before th*
end uf ti* week.
An entire now system of goveminent salaries and veterans’
allowance* it bsing framed by hi*
a Idas and thrill b* ready for him
within two or thro* days. Ho in
tends to put it Into effect in all
probability by the first cf April.
Senator Wagner, of Now York,
Is. t\ Mmllh J®'*
rtt4WrM4ts.il >*(n ai>1
!(*•>nI Iji W !•'* ntiilftl
Underwood Agentn
IS S. Main SL Phone 5877
.
* Orlando.
T «| i
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Natlc* la korshy gtvsa that ft a.
BALX, purchaser at Tea Camnc* I#
No. ISIS, dale* (ho I l k is y - s l
July. A. It. I Iff, ha* (lied said rsrilflrata In a y office, sad haa mad,
spplieatloa tar las deed to baaa I*
srevedase* with law. Bald aartlflcals s mb race • lbs fallewlac de
scribed property sliuatsd la Oamlnol* Paaaty, Klorlda. la-whl
Beg » rh W of Ml Cor Ml
Herllwn
Twp. ft
llano* tt feast. Has W i V V
l l r k R I I t k N I U a 9 % ml
NtVV, of NRU, Osetloa I t
Twp. t* Rauth Rang* M Kast.
t l Acwa.^ I v
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BELL BOY 13
" ITS WONPeim Tb See
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*XJA&AIN.veRA-| HAVtNT
SEEN YOUFORATIfAST TWO
MONTHS- NOTSlNU YOUSECANT
ENGAGED- BYTHe WAY, MOW
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B O Y - HUMBHYi
HV PAL*^: ■
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA*
A Stronger NAvy
TUESDAY. MARCH II. IMS
imises Congress To
ut 250,000 Men To
York By Summerlf
authority Is Given
Putting In HIS Spring Crop
T o be rec ep tiv e to th o pojjolxr d em an d o f econom y a n d
to th e m o v em en t fo r reduced a rm a m e n ts am o n g n atio n s a n d
a t th e sa m e tim e to Insure a d e q u a te p ro te c tio n fo r o u r com
m erce an d o u r in te re st* f a r afield la a ta s k w hich m u at
w eigh h ea v ily upon th o se w ho a r e c o n fro n te d w ith it.
In th e face o f fed eral d e fic its, th e p re s e n t m ig h t seem
to be a n In o p p o rtu n e tim e to a g ita te n n a v y m e a su rin g up
to th e London tr e a ty lim itatfbnn. below w h ich o u r s e a forces
h av a fid Ion eo f a r th a t In th o n e a r f u tu r e o u r r ig h t to
tra d e In se c u rity w ith th e fo u r c o rn e rs o f th e w orld m ay be
se rio u sly challenged.
H ow ever, u n less o th e r c o u n trie s m a n if e s t n d isp o sitio n
to c u r ta il naval expansion and so long a s In te rn a tio n a l re la
tio n s o f fe r su c h p erfec t s e ttin g s fo r a n o th e r w o rld con(lngrn tio tf? a n y policy o f f u r th e r Im p a irin g th e e fficien c y o f
IM to b b ! N * I a
U m M la
'
o u r fle e t would seem to come u n d e r th e c la ssific a tio n o f b e
ing "p e n n y w ise nnd po u n d fo o lish ."
B u t, In th e opinion o f E rn e s t Lee J a h n c k e , r e tir in g as
s is ta n t s e c re ta ry o f th e N avy, o u r fo rc es could be b ro u g h t
lip to th e ncccaanry effec tiv e n ess, in la rg e p a r t, by th e
sa v in g s w hich could be effe c te d by e lim in a tin g u se le ss n avy
y a rd s.
H e p o in ts o u t th a t then* a rc m n n y n a v y y a r d s on
th e A tla n tic const w hich n rc m e re w h ite e le p h a n ts, th e
m oney fo r w hich could und sh o u ld In1 u se d fo r b u ild in g new
sh ip s.
fc
.
.
j
TUESDAY, MARCH H , ItM
M r. Ja h n c k e reifilnds us.U hnt th e g o v e rn m e n t is p la n
'm B l.H VEHHE r o i t TOMA*
n in g t o in a u g u ra te public w o rk s p ro g ra m s to p u t Idle metTto
RETURN TO THE LOtlD: Let w ork, an<| he su g g e sts th a t th e s e m en m ig h t b e t te r be o n , wicked for«*ke hli way, snd ployed In o u r sh ip y a rd s, ad d in g th a t m o re th a n ;0t) percent
unrighteous » un Mi th' ught* o f th e cost o f u b a ttle s h ip re v e r ts
Tl ipnes ni'cm u iitl ev ery c x m v u g n n c e or n u r w hole
and ha will hnve merry upo
N aval Iii'p artp U 'iit nhould be elim in ated fo r th e g e n e ra l im
and to our God, for he wjtl
p ro v em en t of fig h tin g efficien cy an d th a t If w c a r e going
danlly pardon,—Isaiah 55:
to build public bnlldiftgM to xupply job*. W0 m ig h t b e tte r
p u t th e m en to w ork d riv in g riv e t* in to th e bull* o f b attleI sh a ll not w ant
whips*.
| t in d u n g rrn u * fo r th e U nited S ta te * to be th e
Lord D my shepherd:"! *h
only c o u n try th a t believe* in d isa rm a m e n t nnd mime day
It m ay prove expensive, too.
TU lS'lS ONE KIND
fCnnGnunl from
O F S E E D ." T H A T
ALWAYS1GROWS/
t w .lay al»o I1W the busy
Roosevelt turning to the »«bj«t
of railroad* with a view t* grttin*
early eongrtssional action on the
Idea* he hi., in mind to $«'• 'ha
transportation system on a firmer
blufi*
He copffrred »t ike White
w « ,
Tho atUm ptci! nssa'simition of
IliU r r yesterday was probably
Inspired by a P*ln in the neck.
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SANFORD, tWKNTY YKARS AGO
Tho rio tida Tim es-Union InKing George, of Grtece, «»■ a rhort time in Orlando recently
slits that this Is the time to buy
and to but id. It can never be done assassinated while walking in the attending Ihe Glmulniii|ua nnd
streets of Palonikl on Mar. IH. vM Hng Ih t rlstur, Strs. fJeorge
so cheaply again.
MrCullnugh, nnd Mrs. L L . Illis*.
Th e MSiH*1n wav n Greek of low
]t looks as If the Teehnoernlmado th« mistifko of putting nil
their eggn In orie basket.—Flor
ence. (Ain.) Herald.
D r. liamuel I’ ulrstun is Inking
menial type,.who gave his name u writ earned varatlon among
in Alekn Sihinss. H « shot the tonic fidk* i„ Tliousand Island*
king throngh the heart. Tie nnd ix|»'els to Ire ann y for sever-
tragedy
r*U«e.|
intense
rxul
nirnt. Hchinac war seised nt nme
ha* tnude its official
nnd over-powered. I'rinCe Nieh.
nceordlitf lo report*
olas, the King's third son, nml
p sections of tho counnther oftTerrs, htirrle;,* to the hoa p r .t ly cold and stiff
tHat where Ihe kind died. Urfii.e
Nicholas summoned the off: err.
and, speaking in a voieo choked
Ait Idaho travaler In Europe
w ilh sobs, raid: " It |c niy deep
has trrutlght hack w hat she claims
In annouMw lo you llu<
s
a
_ s . _v
.t kl
B ik l l i i t 'i s
t i n 1 1* grief
to be a lock ot Mussolini's hair
death of our M oved King nnd
which she Intends to present to
Invite you to swear fidelity lo
Senator Hurah. Th is
l», Indeed,
your new sovereign, K tn„ Con
"oafrying cbxl* to N e w ra itlr."
stamina.”
Dr. II. fl. lierbir und daughter,
Tha suit tfnd cto»k business I* Miss C harlnltr, have arrived in
expected to tako a dhctififd upturn Ihe city and rtpecl In remain
M soon aU W r r t* Wgallimt. Th is some time In the drlighi of Iheir
heverer* i t fluted fo r Its ability to many frirnds. H r. Krelor hav just
iR iM k t i one's ktrth, n*J, h lg g «r rcvnvsrvd from nn attnrk of ty
(MUfteRA, tftore yhrtti of material. phoid ami seeks Knuford's balmy
rlimnte for he knows the vslue
.Courage la
one o
II uiw
v*f,th
, e greatest
err -
-—
.vlrtaek, i t
the greatest. It
vrduM |M a tie to think that the
Man krVo fKRrtrrptod to asafcaalnate
to r Erkeidvnt ataMssml th a t virtnt, «* kta art to as Vafore III*
’-'t—■*'--- «*t- ,1
tim
m U to todkttt*. We
f mCUvJvTl BWI
wwitd Tether
that bo v D Joat pUta “iwrlx
Curafte w a it b* , taking a cue
h r 1&
UhRM
Suites
which
iraarao tU hdhktng crDIa dfikh
sstn g dTrpstclL U Apitdkri m a t
l H A * k lA KM Dabn eputttrweeks la s to a t to be
, i f Itbt entirely extin. thacks *tb thy geick work
lay ifacl/ekald and I I umo -
Mrs. Dan FicbD, of Jarkrnnville. is Ihe charming gueit of
Mr*. Minnlo E . Jones and Miss
Nettie Evans.
The condition of H enry M.
I lsgter, who injured hla hip in
n fall at hi* home in Palm Reach
over two wreks ugo. remain* unrlianged rx rrp t tin t he shows
wenrirtrsv from lln' conflnment
lo his bed, which has hern innlitmus.
Mrs. M. Rntyrs entertained Urn
bridge rlull nt Ihe horn" of her
daughter. .Mrs. II. A . Huward.
Thursday afternoon. - T h o u en
joying the
plrnvanl
afternoon
were: Mr*. Kent Itossetler, Mrs.
!>i-nttu T m i i i r , Sirs. G.' Kcely,
Mrs.
G. Howard, Mrs, M.
Byrnes, Mrs. II. A . Howard, Mis*
Annie Dawkins, and Mis* ktahgt
Anderson.
(^ O L IV IA ,.
IV
P R IN T IN G
of ihi' farm bill on the
FARM AID PLAN IIidrintlori
'
llo"r Ihot would protect it
I amendment*.
OF ROOSEVELT! ug-iir
tli. r llie-r two meetings, Re' III Dm rules ard
HITS TROUBLE! r-,p tii ,.ti.irofr. Iniinitlee*
gathered
tContinued Km m C am O ne)
lAly night, at tin* Jati-.l,
Shortly nfti'c the House c»u
veiled, Ihn hill was intruuaced .>
Ilrfri-.i-nlativc K utnui, i f Noulli
tin. ngrlcullure rum rn itlre, ii (c;td
o f l.y Ihe cuiuniiUei- th a iriiia n -Jones of Texas a* is i u. tm iinry.
flu'll llh> tom niitl. e met I.-'III.id
in .i . ,r. Hive to diuusi tho
bill. . illiri" In nrwspupermrn
later, lie New Yorker declared:
*‘l h m much surprised when
they li.uk the civil service iripjirc*
meet out nnd allowed the appoinlTncnt-nf ' itrierving T*emoci*t* -ta '
thousands of positions ill over the
vuur.iry. In tier, ton tin t they
rb i.n l tloirs, Alnm-t iiiiiiiedigtely
it wns visited by llepresenliiliv ,
Nsballi, uf lllinuis, nnd Fuller, of
Arkansas, members of the Ifeino-
crntic |iairnnage nunniiUee.
tin . i i Iti went inl„ the nmmitl
len riHini. Fuller frankly re|1orU-d
In newspapermen uol.ldii tbit re*
moral of the civil nervier require
ment was sought.
When the committee broke up
shortly
afterwards,
Jones
an-
tumnerd approval " f Ihe hilt but
said Ihere was no teyord ml*.
A.keil whether tho civil service
limitation on employe. miuVr tin;
act had beon removed, June , re-
lake tlw consequences.
“I don't see how the Democratic
majority can swallow that rule.
The only way U suggested by
newspaper reports that the power*
Ihat be kept on their desks every
morning the individual votes of
party members.
“ I cannot see hut that this bill
will lake a lot of money out of
the treasury. It provides that the
Trrasury must supply all the
money-needed by-lhe-seertnry.of
agriculture. And apparently any
deal with n farmer made by any
of the various gents running
arsund Ihe country is binding.
Snell runceiVd tho bill would
get some Republican votes »rd did
not question It* ultimate passage
by the House.
closely
during ,lho
next .few
iiiu c II m unu' tee whether the ehmenls of i* neilislii.il nr the r|o
menls of futce predominate.
Fur the revival of the | t.t..nits'
wilt to work und the raising of
agricultural productivity in
the
Soviet Union ate matters ef Ire
mendoas and u rg v rt importance.
Judgment un the cconuinie fcaai
bitity of collevtlve farming and
the retrospective judgment on thu
F iv c -Y c e r I’lan will i.'epend In n »
small measure on whetbur Ihc-m
iihjetlives ran he realised.
Whether class w ar. plus a more
rnnrillatory food culleition puliry,
w ill give Russia the bountiful
crops which It badly needs
re
main* to be seen. A ll (h it rcems
Certain ti that during the spring
end fall planting ratqpaigna, mid
dnriitg tho harvesting campaign,
tho Russian village this year w ill
an m ens i f itru g gla between
Ihe old and new forces la Sovietagricultural life.
Durihff ,th* ( u t yaar th an have
b u n numerous reports In lb*
Soviet tires* ef (lack work on the
collective farms gad af widespread
LUM BER
They taste right...
they’re mild...
they have character!
Quality Merchandbe at
I tth and nelly
Reasoaable Prices with
X lP B B t V l C B
Phcee IX
O n l y th e f i i m t o f rip * , te n d e r g o ld tn -b r o w m Wave*
— th e " C r e a m o f th e C r o p ” — a r t p u rcha se d f o r
ATTENT10N!
Dpctors and Hoosewivee
I ani'equlepod in trfialr m l
sKatpen siqultsl taels. Sets,
w o . k ilts * rttneerw.•!«. atul
to if* ssn*M • « " ftllne.
tJkWN MOW EH*
Repaired i m I M a rp m d
-Teswil Cur Olli# Nser” .
(toil ct*** job work St Ik*
lem«.
PKted New t i l
Reduced p r t f * on elagle
vision and Kryptek tense. A lii
•11 shell and ' modtrw gold
filled fremee.
The broad grant of authority
to bring tho gnvcrnmVnt toil*
iwlthfn rantiu of rocoipta was
sign'd by the l ’rraldent almost a*
soon as H belatedly reached the
White House from Capitol HQ1.
The new pay cut*, limited to a
maximum of 15 percent, are to
beemfo effective a* of Apr. 1.
Perhaps a litllq moro time will be
required to sift the Ihouianila of
veterans* cases.
Those 'veterans actually sufferIng disability resulting fronj ac
tion in war will gu untouiKcd Cut
tho thousands t f others receiving
government attention and allow
ances for di.abililirs not traceable
to war origin are In feel the effect
of tho economy drive.
To buttress furthrr the govern
ment credit end bring (he nation
nearer a balanced budget, the
President ror.templntc* effecting
nine economies very shortly
through wholesale rr-urganiiation
uf tho government departments.
Ion ( i t po-aible yrteea. G ita to
a lrl*L
Herald Print fag Co
Pboso
h
*
D r . H e n r y M c L a n lla , J r .
OPTOMBTKIHT
1U Park Ave.
BRYAN
THRAILKILL
S erv ice'S U iilo n a « a C a r i n a
S to ra g e — R e p a irin g
' Cam Oil n nd T ire S erv ice
G eneva a n d S a n fo rd A v e .
riio N B iti o
Martin’s Garage
w . Itil S T .
Spreialixinc in
truck
service. We work while
you sleep—day or night.
In every cornet of die trotU,
both here and overrest,
wherever you find foy in life,
'els slrrsyt "turtles Picove!”
**Ye,r. Tho rom iniltre fait that
In view af the rm ergrney n ito n
ef tho act civil sorvleo rrq m r"
menls would invulro ton murli de
day."
T 1 » rules rnmrpitlre incanv.hl’e
bod w rlltm n resobilion for roo
Chrlatlan. Scicnrb Menilor
censcloua
tV *r legislative jirofTam with
May b thu gusl fuc its ■ achieve
ment.
l)y tho imuu-diate saving, ho
hop™ lo accomplish in goverument expenditures even before
the end of this fiscal year, Roose
velt believes ho U justified in
stepping forward on tho pending
line nip toy me nl and distress proh-
IIONOLULty—'The wurld Is do*
for nnother shower of volranir
It FISIILKMEN DROWN
arti soon as a rrsult of the erup"a rainbow scheme.”
"This M >n awfully radical pirre tinn nf Asoxan volcano in Japan, J.
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, —
of legistntiun", he said. "It is F. Vonrhces, settion dtreclor nf
evident that they are going lo put the U. S. Weather Bureau, pre- Eight members i f the crew af nn
Edinburg trawler Were drowned
it through by force and the devil i.’icted.
WAR IN THE RUSSIAN VILLAGE
There I* great vjgnlftcahce lo sorted q, mure or less
tlto recent Hovlrt decree giving
local officials In the north Cau
casus drastic powers of mobllli.
Ibg the peasants to Improve the
land and threatening opponent* of
the government agrlculural policy
with extreme penalties. It show*
that clou war In the Russian.vil.
tago has by no means ceased a*
n result of the dfj*t for collectlv*
ualion which ha* brought over
60 percent of the peasant families
into collectlv* farms.
WE VSR, town -fU«k watAa af
tho Mississippi Hirer, impounded
by j* great power dam at Keokuk,
Invra, lapped over the levies *flw
arEmerged approximately 18,600
acre* of fertlhl G n tn Bay '* W
ihlp farm Und. Loeic* arw rttF
,naiad a t between *250,000 and
i ,
’J ^ f i g a r n
G lu n c p p e Z n u g n r a , whnxt* s to m a c h h u r t h im n o tmclly
a n d w h o h ated c a p ita lis t* no m u c h , t h a t h i' a tte m p te d to
OHManelnatc I ’rc s id c a t K o o n c v rlt n m l in d o in g
no
k ille d
God's In His llrtiven.
M a y o r C c r m n k o f C h lc n g n , han p a id f o r hi.s c r im e in re c o rd Roosevelt's In the rhnir.
b r e a k in g tim e .
H e d ie d in th e c h a ir :tB tin y * a f t e r h e fire d
Now we'll have sunshine.
th e ahotn.
Be* if I rare.
“ N e v e r b e fo re , in nil F lo r i d a r o u r t p r o c e d u r e ." w iy n
Tell me how long
th e T n m p n T r ib u n e , nhnn p u n ln litn c n t no q u ic k ly fo llo w ed
WUI we have to wall?
c r im e m id c o n v ic tio n .
Not so very long,
" F o llo w i n g Z n n g u r n to th e i t y c l r l c c h a ir » t It n if o r d w ill
t o t lw itoeen'l hesitate.
lie J i.f f c o n t , n n o th c r m u r d e r e r , w h o s e case h a s lic e n ‘p e n d
i n g ’ n e a rly th re e yearn.---------------------------------------------------*—
F««r hns 'mmi' already
" W h i l e In T n m p a , m oil w h o . in th e p e r p e tra tio n o f u
tle lib c ra tc ly planned ro b b e r y , k ille d n re s p e cte d
c itiz e n ,
w h o se lif e w as ns d e a r to h im s e lf, his re la tiv e s n n d frie n d s ,
Ills fe llo w -cll(7 .cn * , ns w ns M a y o r C r r m n k ’s to h is , a re u n
p u n is h e d , m o re lim it tw o y e n r s a f t e r t h e i r c r im e .
N luce
TVill « • hava In
t h e ir c o n v ic lio n th e y h a v e been lie n e fic ia rle s
o f in t e r m iNot *o very long,
luilile d e la ys , p lru a in g to th e m , e x a s p e ra tin g to th e |iubl[c.
!{i# aommlMlons hrvjd nlir rale.
J u s tic e m oved e x p e d itio u s ly in Z a n g a r u 's case becuu.se
th e re w e re no m otion:* f o r n e w t r ia l, a p p e a ls to t h e S u p re m e
f o u r ! , p e titio n s f o r re h e a r in g , a p p lic a tio n s to th e P ard o n
Roosevelt'* new
B o a r d , e tce te ra , m l n a u se a m .
i
"Fra nklin Dynamo”
" Y e t ju s tic e in e v e ry o t h e r case in thlrt s ta te w h e re
to be Inappropriate,
th e re Is no d o u b t o f g u il t s h o u ld m o v e w it h e q u a l o r a p p ro x
im a te speed as it linn m o ve d in th e ease o f Z a n g u r u , w h o
Tho popular song among Ine
h u d Do fu n d s to h ire re s o u rc e fu l la w y e rs , n o re la tiv e s , no
the world Just now
diplomat * of
.
in f lu e n tia l frie n d s ,
(It ” M y Darling I l-nve You.
" H u t il docs n o t, n e v e r h as, p ro b a b ly n e v e r w i l l . "
£ ---------------------- -
RIVER (JITIE A N G *f
$.100,000/
forever.
AT LAST A LEADER
Taco Gael
lltnj.o appropriation* *-nimitle*,
and Rsgon, Democrat, Arkansas.
in the North Son when their m >«1 « » nmiMil *n.l »unk J>y tho
Liverpool steamer AtMtarn. Tho
Athlon n i bound for DiHiatff,
,h* (truck tho tmwfrr emldshlp
»n;l the 1 mailer vessel *ank In two
minutes.
"
.
L u c k le * .P * t k n U T W e le t these c h o ic e toba ccos ace
|
a n d r ip e n — that’* C fcxracter. T h a o — f o r tru e ta a L
I
lo w -m lld n c a i— these » m ooch , daiicJoua tobacco* are
" T o w te d " — g iv e n t h u e x tn t b e t x f it t o o a ce M a ry
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SANFORD SntALllL SANFORD, FLORIDA. TPBSPA ^ MARCH SI. 1939 *
had itcomniaailad
iMrs. McLean Will i'mTrusttheI'oatpany,
Dbtriet of Columbia i**
vourt that a receiver ba »POppose Selling Of ppromo
mted for the new.yaper aad
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Vp r --------( Washington Paper that .it J o sold.
With
Urge number of guest* given t*> Mrs. 11. t.HflMTL)un*
. M
,. . .
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vuu„
Long Putt Is Feature!—
— :
Of "Ladles Day* Meet | Mrs. Sam Fleiacher Honored With
Luncheon By Mother-In-I^aw
Feature of ‘Mail!*** day” at tKo‘
.. * , « ■ .
4. ,
. i „
Telephone: Of Act 113 banforU
Country Hub ye* ter day
a
M u. Mel.ean said:
at which time Mr,. Peter Schodi*"
J ' K,' ” ‘ h*r
i ^ v e / r o l Prise
w“ .
VVfASIUNUTON. Alar. 21.—(At
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h(ne offered good security
and Mi*. Mary D-ghUvn were ho.lwith . lueehmm and
'-Emphatic II .til t ou. - k i . cli l.v-l for the Po*t and hav*
esses, wa* the JiVfmvt put sunk hy brwee party yeiterv-ay afternoon J|r<
jirfl|u>n> 0f x vvl ^ u lg
| night by Mr*. Lvalyn Wal-h AL- confide me in It and want to **»•
I Sirs. II. Sf. Papworth In th* pat at the Celery Club on the Lake-1
thr recipient of
Ma
i Don. contest on the eighteenth from in honor of her daughter. deira .tinner cloth am,' napkin*. 1 l.ran, estranged wife of F il.,*rdjtl for my *<m*. I intend tu oppaae
Mr. and Mr*. II. I*. Collier, if j
gm-n. Mr*. VV. T. Laird
publish. I . the; utmost an, ailempt b» sell
Monlnuma, (la., Mr*. R. K. Stew
In-las, Mr*. 8am Fleischer, of and Mr. Gordon (taafeed h an d -;" M-l.reil. i....a
aw aided first priie ami Mrs. Pap- u „ . , , rtl,ni „ t w .nl bride. A* embroidered p.llmv ease*
me- " ot »*• ' ' a-hmgton IN.* that .1 nut*i,e tho family,
TUESDAY.
art, of Atlanta, ard MDa Eloise
hon,f
,
yieischer re- mentor* uf tho - s c io n .
*h* wwlW -*’('1 o*o t„ the tltmoal \ TWO Irma rev- offer* "f
Cirefe Number Three nf A„ f worth w a. giv.a second prUe*
Parker, or Columbus, (la., will ar.
After enjoying nine hole* o* c*ive.| a large Madeira bamjuet
Those Invited .« to with Mr*. anF attempt to .ell the newspaper; POO each. Thom said, had b «n
rira tomorrow to spend • few days Soul. Catholic t hurch will nieet
wutaidi* h e r -family.
—
! made by Mrs- AlfLean and by Wll*
here with Mr. and Mrs. J . C. a t tCOO p. M. at tho homo of Mr*. *olf ,h* Pulhmf cun'n t w , » cloth with matching napkins, a* Fleischer werv: Mr*. At. AI0.W.
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e.H red tan
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«"d »Wrf 11Cordon, of Ph.ladelphu. AL- P. ,ll'nl " * t.h*
•'•rcu" ’>- 4 ha' r
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Among Iho.s front here attend
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F lrit wrn, rrnt<Tf,t with rolnred
,md other appointmenu1 P**’ f«*hi«ncd in icing.
i llersh. Air*. Vidor thv.k. Mrs. J.
in* Dm last offhial visit of Mrs. Methodist Churrh will meet at (M„
Immediately ufter the arrival|A . Zerivhin.r. A|i*. Al. Zerr-nner, o
0. K. McKay, worthy *rsnd ma 8:00 P. M. at tha homo of Mr*. in hrisHt enlnr*. Quantities nf caltron. to Volusia Chapter Num J. P. Rate*, West First Street, ,.n,| ,[,**. gladioli, snap d rig o n ajo f the guest* they were seated at Air*. Fred Zerremier, Mia. Fell*
ber On* Hundred and Kiahty-slt with Mr*. Bate* and Mr*. R. E.l r(WM ,ln,| u|H«r g»r.len flower*! ■ ,l’ne lur.ehewii table whkh was j Frank. Air-. I llLon, Mrs. Foniiio
Order of the Eastern Star, at lie- Kipp a* hoatesacs.[were arranged alsmt tho club I overlaid with a
linen -loth and) Weinberg. Mr*. F. SchwaiU, Alls.
Land Friday evening were: Mr.
Tha Music Department of tha! room* for the t-eca*ion.i evntereil with cliistdi* i»f white!
Pearl Mo*-, AL llo*e Alu**, Mi*.
and Mr*. U. E. McKay. Mr. and Woman's Club will have a p ro -1 During the afternoon contrail >Ea-ter Idle* and fern- und lighted1H. D. Mi'-.ir, Alt*. Dig tie* him
Mrs. C. O. Hare,
Mr. ami Mrs. grant of muiic at 8:0U p. M. at hrldge was played. High seam] green randlr* In silver holuVi*. ner, Airs. A banner. Airs. J,
John (love. Mr. an,) Mr*. R. W. the club houaa with Air*. R. C. prir,. vra* awanhnl to Mrs. 1. P. The place* of the guests were, Pmgfidder,
Mr- S. ttenj.iniin.
Tnnter, Mr*. Ku*eno Higgins, Moore and Mr*. Frank Woodruff Mr fuller while Mrs. Peter Sehaal | marked with card- heating Jv Air*. AL llln-k. Air.-. A. .tac lnon.
Mr*. II. F. Crm-haw, Mrs. J. K. sponsoring the program and ____
Afrs. won second high score prise. The sign- f espid* and wedding ring*. Mr*. K. Jae-l--<m, AL- r-ttlem an,
Courier, Mr*. If. F. Kant, Mr*. Jane B. Smith and Miaa Ellen [*wo *ow score* were held by Mr*.i E*-h guest was presented with! Airs. Deotgv A DeCotte*. Mr*.
IVarl S. Ilahbitt,
Mr*. Kyle Mahoney ns hostesses*.
W. S. Jordan, uf Jacksonvlll*. andj g sh-i itder corsage of while *lat-j WiHiutn l.tidvvig, Mr-, F. T. MeiL
Shoemaker, Mrs. \V. W. Warner,
The Clip Union, composed of Air*. Deorgo Knight, Jr.
ice an I sweet peas after whichl wether,, Air*.
Air*. M Kronen. Mr
a*
Mr*. W. M. Haynes. Mrs. It. C. the Young People’s Societies ofy Those ^present wercj.^AIrs. JI.^M. (tyicheon wa* served In t nurses, j Dave ll-iniske, ard the Ali**es
Social Calendar
of II. 8. While Kill r e
i Uarn that ha I* ill al th»
'-Laughton Maimirial lloat f n . llawkiM Connelly ha*
been rerrtnvtJ In H r home on
Falmatto AT«nue from the Fernaid tiulfthton Memorial limpital
whara *h« underwent an opera
tion recently.
Mr* H. Kooy Lain* will return
toni*hl with her father, Dr. 8, \V,
Walker, of Jackiunville, from
Seferlng whara they went yvatarday to Inapect Dr. Walkrr'a propcifWa.
SILK - DRESSES
" l . l '. F r (IV K H S -
moved from the Fernatd-Laugbton
Memorial Ho.pital, to her home,
comer of Third Street anil ESImatto Avenue, to convalesce from
a recent'operation.
Mr*. Murray Jarvis,
Mrs. John
Dillon, Mr*. latretla 11rot her son,
Mr*. C. C. Brl*jr*.
Mr*. M. K.
Moye, .Mr*.
A. D. 8ho*m*ktr,
Mr*. VC. L. Harvey, Mr*. W. T.
Wheel#**, Mr*. F. F. Dutlon. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Lehman Mr*. 0*ear Harrison, Mr*. \\\ A.
had a* thafr aural* last weak- Zachary, Mr*. R. t> .Khinhuber,
at thietr homo on i’almetta Are- Mr*. Rralley, Mr*. W. E. Rains*.
Mis* Florence McKay, and Mr.
and Mr*. E. V. .Haynes, of W'orrestsr, Mai*., tfr*. Fred Richard
son, of Westfield. N. J.. und Mis*
Dorothy DnvU, ut Dulden, 111,
winter visitors here.
TWO TOR ONE
T h la Ad a n d O n e
Forty C a n t Ticket
WU1 A d m i t T w o
£ -
To-Night
Kelleys Entertain
With House Warming:
I H * put her:
lin entim—
Ib a t
aha’
1 Ki<a>
attacklea of lore.
m
w ith
BAXTER
M a re J O R D A N
With a Urge number of Sanford
und riulof-town guest* railing
during the afternoon and evening.
Air. and Air*. John Kelly, of New
York City and Sanford, entertirin',! i t s home warm mg- Hmtrrd*y evening at their new hunie on
Twin Lake*. Guests arrived early
in the evening to enjoy a social
period that included tard games
and dancing until a late hour
when a buffet supper wn< served
in the dining room.
A feature of the evening cann
when William Tyroter, <1/Vector or
Hip Chicago Civle Opera Company
a lid musical tutor nf Robert Ringlirtg. president of the Snrnsrila
Trust and Having* Jlank who wa*
present, rendered several piano se
lection*.
Among those rolling during the
evening were: Air. n n d Mrs.
ATTENTION!
Seminole
(lifirh School
^ilVlORS
It may seem early
—or u long Umo
until (fraUluation,
b u t Imfnrg , you
know U June will
bo here. Now U Ute
tlmir to place.your
ordfr 'tot; pcnwiwl
, W« ailvine yotl
ted'out atmpfca
tore buying. Tho
rtjs which we are
offering at ah unuauflly low price are
neat and .ju»t
It you wilt need.
1^
ciil,
I'nnt.-i. w h ite lire **ph w ith
rlitrl.
jir in ts . b ro w n s , b la c k s ,
ila rk ttm ls ,
a n il
g re e n s .
S i i - II to Hi.
W. T. l aird. Mrs. Fenn, Mr*. L.
HUNT AIKVTIOX IT
P. Hagan. Mr,. Roland 8. Read. ‘D u n C T O U S l y Y o U r s ’
THURSDAY
! Mr*. A. W. Knot. Mrs. L. I*, lla
Annual Klpwer Show of the gun. Jr.. Mrs. W. AL 8-ott. Mrs.
IS A t .M llU IlL ' I I1(UI>
' III' ADD I .i .-latien f'he
Darden flub of Hanford will take S. It. Pighlon, Mr*. Gordon Hnrjvontrtd of bee- ; • 111r . .
uiol
flare from 10;tW A. Al. In 1U:IKI nett. Mr*. Peter 8rhniil. ami All**' What happen* when a charming
,,r „ .
P. AL at the Mayfair Hotel.
Mary Pjghtun.
; young lady detective et* nut in ^
inclu-le i l*m on ih. „ .
Alisa Carolyn Collier will give
I u-e her feminine wife.- l„ eiisnaie - ,a |tKm" Imt the ill n|«plonii.m
a piano recital at MIA P. M. all
,
*
a - lave gerHleloan I'll. !., i. lin- y, ltlll. |
t ’lueago tho* (.11 lie
the Woman's Club. The public is W o m a n 8 A U X I l i a r y
me uf fDungcroully tll |,„trl le-tmiraol . bight . lullcordially invited.
lotirn tin*w Fas production which at[1| Jf|Hllt Oli'fil *I«■ni• The Fourth Bsigui-V nf the Unit
ed Daugbte** of the Confederacy
year
lias
it* -hovtiia- at the Mit.no
.......... .. f«r th«* cominif
will meet at 10:30 A. AL **i e m installed at the annual meet- Thei
heatrr lonighl.
^
VinhIf r Wild*till* **f
WApopka.
it,r up the Woman's Ausiliary ef
w Utuer lliivler, i* luiiv.l io
1*1ii i m.l butiii1 Surdity
hui - h t -|lr 10|,. ( ||„. „ -eiely lliief, and
..
,
i the First Presbyterian t«n......
al .i
i
...
, ,
j f t n -|n n il'g a lew v-a>* netv
Do- H -iiitifiil M n i m i Jo rd a n , i r
,
Dcurgu A. licCuttca. Mr. amilAlra.1
.took plate la4t l>l,llt
u .ih her I,-uther and sist'-i-m i , '«.
A. L. Hell*. Mr. ami Mr*. Arthur
oVioek In ttT .'-'frtat ronm* f mi - " l i i r T T u i n T i i r - n n r-adaiiy- Mr. and Air*. Ralph A. Smith,
I.....................................
lias the...puit
of
Rranan, Mr. ami Mr*. W. II. Tun at lh* churrh witli almut I .- mem
...........
,
by til)
an
nkliffp, Mr* nnd Mru. Andros l**ra in Hllrmlun**. THi*
i»>»ur ;j,
JntUt » n
i'y
Carraway. Air., and Airs. W. I f vvlyivhJoltoweil the program meet
.an ,- . i-.>ri.v i | r ie tl the
Schmidt. Mr, and Airs. 8. O. Shin Ing wa* held in tiom>i of Airs. I.
. , , |4 , , tl .
hulser. Air. ami Airs. Linton E- Al- A. Ilarndd's circle which hail the
Uciht Miitnlin, fv.nm'hu ciiitii1liIt’fl, Mr, mid Mnf. K* (’. Knitlli,| larui^t RVflrnm* *iUrii4*UlH"t' dut mj|( tip Hu\ t r '» i ni ht n in i-ilm**,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. peter Srhaal. mg the past year.
cuiilnlml - grraily
the hilarity I
Air. an,| .Mrs. II. >|. Watson. Judge
Following yearly reports • f ol this fa.l rni.vii... , i-tuevly druiM.
nnd Airs. J. D. Sharon, Mr. ami m ficn. and ilrtte chairman Die othei imporlunt t . h ■ in- benull
Airs. |{. J. Ilully, .Mr. ‘ami Airs. Kcv y;. |). Brownlee, pastor«f, fully hainllevi by Fliirrnrr Rnlw-rt-.
M. C. Dinder, Mr. mid Airs. I. W. (lli, f |1|(tl.|,f in*tallr.l nil new olfi | |
,
t:l,;,|,|gv. .Ni-lln Walker,
Mrrti. .Jr„ i!r. ami Mrs* l.t*o Tylt*r, eeis, Clide chairmen, am,' see" ,J L n l i i Auer, Ailltlti lloyt, Will'
AL at the Mayfair IL tel.
Of Church Has Meet
$ 2.95
SADYE’S
..
For . The
Well Dressed
Garden
Club
Man
Distinctive
FLOWER
SHOW
Mr. und Mrs. Fluyil Inn-1 und tu n es of the varlnu* causes. I lie Davidson ami Tyrell Davi*.
Ldin Riley, nf O.-crola, lien Wade, new nfficeis are: Mrs. I.. I. hru
Th,’ rcrreit piny I* I he* work of,
Vivian A. Speer. ,1. I.. Atarenlelle.
iii'r,| prrsi.lentJ AL*. Edward 8. Ilprncr Jackson who ailnplnl DoNorm.i.'i 8. DeFivrrrst, Di-nrge f .
McCall, trv u su rrr; and Air*. J. f . iwpular m-vel nf the same title by
Ilnrilen. John Drnhnin, nn,| Wil
llu lih isiit. secretary- As retiling |*au | Hervry Fnv. Frank TultleV
liam AlrCiuirr. nf Delamd, ALsFInrener ILigh- s, n f Del nrtil. tunl president Mrs. ClauuV Howard was: direction I* w ithout"ii flnu. ||,
Airs. Itulicrt Walsnn, of New York presented-w ith a laige l-ompi' t of keep* his p iitm e moving ot nil
Talisman rose* nnd other flower* tjnies, uml maintain* a snappy)
City.
I tempo.
Al*n. Mr. nmt Mrs. Itnlwrl Ring •«*> fern*
During tin' social hour AL*. J
ling, Mr. anil Mrs. Iliirrv Krllain,
Mr. nnd Airs. H erbert limith. Mr. K, T rrw illrgvr rendereif several
m i; i .om tiii it\ >mi \ i
nnd Mrs. Ilcnrv \Villifunl. C. D. v e a l solo* and All's Carmen
At. Dreer, W l l l i h m
Tyroler, G uthrie played a few piano miniFRKlB»:ilJi K, ltd. Twn »»f 0..
Dim lies It. HutchLon, F m l lluleh bet". Refreshment* were served at
liiiiii/ in* 1*«I it»ir l«»*
iron. Mr. Maximo, nnd Mr. Pontl- t)„. tea table which was udurreJ 1***1
Mu? Iui‘ i'*>»,l tinrrrttm rrt thrv
cn. all of Sarasota. mo*l of ihi-in with green cnmlles in silver loild|*i* u r.nji.f t ,* i
nffillaleil w i t h t h e
Rlng.im' ■r ta B(l,J tlver baskets of while
Itrnthers Cirrus nf which A1r. JlWlfftt J«‘*' nml randytuft. Alt*. E. ITu*/ |Mi*| f'l «tr "l lit tl K*tilIIK,i f In
i . | T|
.
i nl r r lli** li»unukii)vnt At ll«ui »'
Kelley L* legal counsel.
Mrs
l». H r- •
. ,, mi » r,
TiuL |»t* i <lim i iVi*ii'i| 11,1^4"
ihalrm au < f the social service dc- „ m n ln i,w „ f „„
U. D. C. AIKBT1ND
purl - - ' , nod Mr*. J. N.- Tolar
I
I re i 1-1
.1 • table. The tln ir\JriuWr* ,ff N. ill* V* Hownnl m m - f *'n- vnimu* rilrles wived.
| I'huTilrr uf lh<* XU l». CT. h«vo l« • »)
11, -.* ■ ' i oni* were decoraleiL
Invitfil In nUrnti u nurliiMf nf ih*’ f n t!„- m .i>mti with a profusion
Finirlh Hriifinfi* nf llw* IL I1 *
uLtuiuli and snap dragon,<
whirl) will fnhr pirn* Thu
io >k«ta
and
vase*
at
nttirnin^ nt IOiHO oVlmk ui
; ;." l Hguln*t a background of
a ,i il-oo i-n-l pal ill*. Mr*; II. II.
Ict'aslin had thurge of Die dre■■rationa mi.I u n - assisted by Alls.
Robert Walthour and Mrs. Henry
Mr La ill in.
CLOTHES
to .
l l u r i m v ( l.b 'A N IN C m c lh m is n r r j t i 'l w I n i vnti noetl
In kpt'|> v u tir iliillit'M
In
th e
IIIST IN C T IY K t*Inw
Mayfair Hold
W ednesday
2_l\ M. to 101*. M.
Tliursdaj
10 A.M* to 10 I’.M.
" H r Invite to m par Ison"
PHONIC Slil
SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS.
CHURCH WELL'S
Yes, ChurchwclP'8 Side HrmiiflU Thronurs of People. There was a reason.
Our Hitf Mammoth stock of Seasonable -Merchandise offered at such Drastic
Low Prices. You too can save all this v. eek hy coming: lo Church well’s to do your
Shopping*
S^'Rayon Frlngcl
Tailored
onty
Lu. Anyone -I'-lring to atlir.rl I ft
t . - k- . l in ruimiiuiiirate will, M ,..
W.
Hill by Wednesday ilte r -
29/
Each
2H*rdaL
to
A few \vi L itn ivd «vt*r fro m Inst stMUOtt.
U V rloii l vv.int lo w a i t , lull iter- to c to w th e m
lonjl
Printed On Paneled Cards
In Old Enjrlish Tyjie
38-in*.
.
.
75/
t $ 1 .0 0
We Will Be Glad
To Show You
Samples.
a n d t h e y l i k e 111
wi<ui
■—
.
for
children
I
AIRY Mirquiactte
ir*l 1-4 yd*.
J. C. PgNNEY*C0 .
M e n 's S e o u l W o rk S h in s .
W h u t a V alu e
M en 's J2(l W eigh 1 Mine
D enin:
OvernM s.
Hi g h
Hack
$ 1.00
SHIRTS
l-ook— M e n 's (,e n u in e llro iitlilu th
S h ir ts ,
Sitle I’rice
l« id ie s you wi l l - wnnl s e v e r a l ii.iiv
o r th e s e H o se. “ F u ll K u s h lu n n l.
'All S ilk
43/
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It a p ra a d o , gUcaa.
le a s ts , m e lts . . .
M tn ’s H hiek O x fo rd s.
G e n u in e C a lf S k in
Diapers
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(iin g h a m s .
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PRINTS
:lli-ln eh I 'r i n l s , F a s t C o lors, llig
a s M irlm in l lo s e i e e / T r u m . S ale
P ric e
.M en's S tr a w H a ls $1.00
V a lu e s. S a le I 'r ^ e
S a le on l-n d ie n ' O x fo rd s.
(T in e In H londe. T a n o r
(H ack. S iz e 3 T u 8
74 /
$1.29
Vf
llre s s
F lu id s a n il s m a ll t'h erk T
$3*95
SHOES
HATS
•
69/
yd.
l-iid ir* ' tin no
J e t tick
S lip p e rs .
W h ile , lilam le.
Ilh irk
nnd T an
F u r 1hist s a le ch o ic e o f sto c k
H em m ed D ia p e rs .
I 'e r D ozen
GINGHAMS
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L a d ie s ' H an d F m h ro id e red I’o r t n r i r a n f i n " n
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a* difreiihle «■ m ilk ifaelf.
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F o r th e W hol* H o u se! .
Priaeilla 8 0 b
Overalls
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e
..
Er TM a — f iea r m W in te r took Ita h u t o fficial
w allop a t th e n atio n to d a y
a n d p r o v id e d " a B etting of
aaow , Ice, aleet. Blush an d
flo o d s .fo r th e In a u g u ra tio n o f
Soviet Observers Be
lieve Roosevelt Is
Favorably Inclined
WASimitwivrmrrwaw
NUM BER:
Zangara Is Defii
FARKBIU.IS To End, Dying Wii
NNEARING No Display Of Fe<
Ushered In With
P o te in g To
Abnormal Temperatures
RECOGNITION 01
RUSSIA BY U. S
S N PROBABLE
^
^
PASSAGE OF
rtflPFifTPI INOFSpring
WASHINGTON, Mar.
^
Flee Ceala A 0
"S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . M ONDAY. M A RCH »0. 1 » »
y Sections Of TOW* U ».ir».
ition Are Hit By M ISSOUNI TO
MANY
tow, Sleet, Floods
Whiter Takes Wallop
At Country While
Spring la Being Of
ficially Inaugurated
_
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
‘J-
during the official wrsthor bureau
—Th* sun todsy tegan »l* rnontte v o te r (December. January and
lehruaryl ranged from ono to
o/ shining m«rr strongly »n
northers half of «h* world than on nine degree, above the normal of
the sauthem —in
other word*. .V. degrers in various section*.
The trend *<• far In March has
Spring Is h e n .
J
Mar. 10, s t 9:4.1 P. M. E a s t i n beet, similar.
Spring weather, observers say,;
Standard Time, is t h # m o .
mint of the “vernal equImX’’, th* also glees indications of being
Judging
WASHINGTON. Mur.
;word» used by eeperte as manning warmer than rormsl,
from the trend of Spring temperal*i««ag<*
uf tii|»
lnidriilofi 1
I--raseage ,of
toe itlm
aumini*,raiiim»;
__ _ _
i R A IFO R D , STA TE P R I
--------{the advent of S p rin g .«,
ROME. Mac. CC.—(AV-Mu*«nW eather prophets report that tu rr, during recent jenr*. This.I emergency farm WII ln the House
.
..
A n n r n x . ,ON, Mnr. 20.— (A .P .)— W l
rnitratorm b e a t lit
lint’s new peace plan will not I* Just as this moment ended an ah however, is not an official ^ " I 'b y Wednesday night was predicted R e d u c t i o n O f A p p r O X
rest. Temperaturr* of all f"Ur t / Representative Ityma. of Ten-]
j m n t c | y 2 5 F e r C C l l t " '"*•*>
? , h" "Z
limited to G n a t B ritain. F n n ce. oormatly warm w inter, so will the ' a-nn*. durirg the last 25 years,
'jagaaee, Pem'oergllc leader. He svhl
IJ o llm m m m p n H p ill
*^C ‘
„
•
*•*, |, . I _ wu. . I l l em- «s»to< •l«y* have higher tempi-,•
tended shoe, .twe*
normal.
ruw it*mini
*****
th# hill wifi te ready fur consol
T o U e i t e c o i l i n i c n u w a ; prj!(on Gluaeppo Z angara,
Germany and Itsly
g tu n o than the n vrragr fo r year have
b n e e t h , whole continent eeen the
,
The winter Just ende.l ter* “.'“ I Pratlon or. the floor tomorrow.
, n,„ |n of M ayor A n to n <
United S ta te , to a certain extent
, tp4,rt | , rm *. the “eeriurt
BIG CUT IN STATElK^
InvectWM
Capitalists Even
Is Thl
BUDGETIS URGED Switch
*BYCOMMISSION Blotting Out
Prediction Made That
Measure Will Meet
With House Favor
ByWednesdayNight
Scheme Will Not Be
Limited To Major
Countries But Will
Embrace AllEurope
h is crime* in
ch air, toiluy.
.-# r
• A g la n ce a t th e w e a th e r —T h, foreign poilry association.
IH-Iiant ami vain t„ Um hast
In a review of the American at
m a p o f th e n a tio n w aa like
ivrs at
’/.aiiKura hurled invective*
titude toward Russia, yeiUHay
u_ fnp possibility J nnthmrM hemispete.
'
Temperatures
a ,ri.r «• cut of I-MWJIU a y*ar,
a rev ie w o f th e neeaon In declared that “with the Inauguraitalista" nml wantnl
^ complete agreement not beThp „ j n,pr of 1912-11, *v)« the (rial weather bureau winter a .rr
,,r Bp|,ruximatrly 26 percent.
, his pk «
s te a d o f th e h a p p e n in g s o f tion of the
„f the
.\j
.ire n tw o , three, four, five or »•« U ,. s . Wr.th.-r llurrnu. eeglinurd \ aged one to fiv* degrees a.s.vr
rile lepuit wi* mat* public luki ll in the death rhautber.
hut all nations ronc.rned"' th* trrtul of abnormally w arm , normal in th- Southern »,a,,'" l pri><r„„, hnpril fur wo- thnt the l,,ie je-lerdny on*.’ wa* sent l» all
Shaking off his guards with Iho
th e d a y .
. tlon the recognition of »b* S o y y j
government appeam mote prate P
ff, , ) j U| <n pn<nounr< w intrm thnt »»■« l ^ n * o i n r o n j l h r r r I n « » in ll»«* « rn tra l van* \ « mrgsute •.*..1.1 .........
le in...tin' katitla
hgmh «»f
of im-mlvra Uf the legistetUle with isi-se'liuii "ii.-n't mild me 1 l
An official
pr»"oun«w
White realdent* of Um Ohio val sbia than a t any time, since 1917.'
ment yesterday said the collate- tine, |9<H> en.l »f U** Rocky . and MldJIe Allantle area. a tu U u . ; * anafafcMu_itmituiUrr M inted ' the Maleincnt that TIT* Ihr "honley In Ohio and Kentucky wet#
-According to some olxwrver*,"
from Ite I writ lirnnrlie* by th- ■r-t mnvictiun if the commission | fra iii thnt rnair," /.ungwra wall
floats* ■tM g.tenm *...in, IwsU in Us*, report added, “recognltlbn 1at ion at the fo u r-p o w ers" was Mountain*. AveraV" rrmp*TBtnr*»Mi. nine tn1he"Noithe»«v
unniibd In his denth. Ileforo I
proposed
In
Premier
MacDonald
s
f a n of Dm greatest flood since should be accorded as early aj|
Ing his -eat In the chair
1 that thi
plan
but
no
details
w
.re
made
1911, m id n U In parts of tho possible in the aitministrathn
glanhrd about the death chanrb
MUdfr W rit m j Um West we
•re |f any photographer* war
both t 0 stimulate Soviet-Americsn PUThe’ “Mussolini plan" I*
digfUig out of a foot-derp inow.
bond. Told there would be I
trade and tn facilitate collabora on collaboration of ih* four Eu
A t Jpaat N 'M person* w rri tion of the Untie,] State* and the
support of firm ureamisliim.i, tuprs arr* pUnrd at
* Zjmgsrn shoutril “no pictur
ropean powers. France, (termsny.
dapd -aa • result of Utr floods.
Soviet union—the two great nonan,| th#'|*r*sld*nt’* frank as.ump - 1^ ra r. ll.H P .-.a !*•* ,h ,n un‘ r capitalist*--all eapItaUtMnwj
M dfptea was pnponlid on the leagut powers—In c o n c e r t i n a England, and Italy, d e b ite d as
.„
ti.m n( responsibility f«r th.- the 1911 appropriations act, spe- bunch—crook*.founded
on
the
spirit
of
th*
Gel
Atteaite and Pacific and vessel* In measures t„ support th , l.esgue’s
After the straps w er, sdju*^
mcs-uir. nlnng with his plnlge t-M rial lurds nrenditurvs ate placed
logg
treaty
and
an
lnt*matlonal
dteimaa aakod Gabtateneci
The recommendation* concerning the
hw the first tn •ckn.iwlnlse failure Bl |r J 9JU«'J » >rur. Ilto.ir. Ie«* an attendant steppeil lurch
agr*em*nt to outlaw war.
,
-------G n a t Lake* w on also storm
_
In event It does nut succeed.
! than under the Ill'll ait. and »P*- "sll ready Joe.” Zangaru
Fur Eastern crisis."
The cnmmulqu* said the Hrtt- wji j - . - i
R p u n ry e O rSenator Borah, of Idaho, and
Kurmal Introdurlion
of •*'* \ rial mill iye fund oaperdjlur** are “well why don't you throw
1
flood since 1911 raged other sdrocatr* of Russian recog. l.h statesmen would leave Ronu- r e a e r a i _ K t B t r v c
mrn-ure suhmllte.1 l»«« w e e k ; |t) ,rP(|
fl.79l.7M a year. $ 0 9 , switch.”
„* throngtit the Ohio River
who
nltion are keeping the problem today, going home by way of
•lung
with
the
l'rrsid<-nl'•
p
j
than
unler
act. i Four physicians
i
along
Wlin
me
i
n-......
..
-il
J,*
less
man
uiwer the It'll
------------— __■
■ exam!
Pari*,
where
they
will
submit
Ih*
from West Vlr- alive. A derision apparently has
ley »l| the «
'
.rial
mr—
u*
r.-.uinuu
udim;
uui
r
|
.
,:rnrr3t
revrrroe
rervndttnr**'
hts
brainami
smtuaett
accompanied by been reached by them, however, tc t-miKt to th* French government.
s a ...
II f'I I.budgrt
■1.1test9 I lltgV
)1
rial* to lad
thvy ftllinil
found Zangara'*v 1brain
“p»T«
rrenry" srtibn —
wa- at..
Ih.- ft,.!
first atislt
►t|'P '
n.rnde..'
in si.—
the tUI.U
four deaths h»d property damage •welt some definite eue from the - The-official otetem ent-saU:----NEW YORK.
Mar.. 20.
(Ah , , c(,„ ,„ t„ | |«lny in the House. Jt*
feel" on a grn*s rvaniln*Unn^ .V
y im n . .w»
WASHINGTON.
Mar.
2t»
'T
’
"
Me
41-3
percent
lower
than
those
“ After a full and *ahaustlv*
»s thousand* af acres of land were White Hoore hefor, making a con
microscopic examination will' *ht|
exchange of Idea* on th* general —The Kedtral Itrserre Hnaid Hailing the emergency «t*r* ,*k* " lg g rt ullure commltlre wn- re recommended In the ta ll budget, mad* later.
inhndated.
>
certed move.
administration p,,r1r,| .prepared
to art qulrkly up- and 26.7 petreM lower than thusa
by
the
Rotsevell
.
_
situation,
th*
minister*
examined
wants
the
bankward
m«h
nf
onreThe city af Portamouth
Th# doctors* report said: "Wlj
Notice already has been **rve«l
.lonfA
approved
by
the
1931
legislature.
as
the
Iw-ginning
of
a
n*w
and
nn
I*,
t'halrman
In
tie
*
,
conversation*
one
proj
threatened •» »b# swollen waters on Capitol Hilt that a demand will
loard'd gobl tn continue f»r an
found he had * chronically <IUsee- m
-r * to
H
General verenue expenditures plus rased gallbladder which ea '
healthier reonomlc r,». . S e c t o r , Ih -' hhope,
heat a gatest a wall protecting the be made for detailed Senate invre- ect for an uiuterstamllg on larg other week or more.
Hon*
not
fnntnwf^nt#
?rwrilir»r
...nllnuing
legislative
appropria
city an dike mayor issued s proc tigatlon before action l» taken.
er political queallons P,Jt forward
^ .......
to th«
#tt»nt of ehmngmg it« tions are rrcummemW at figure* chronic Indigesllon l«it ha
Without eaplanallon word was J.wepL T. Robins n. of Arkansas.,^
lamation warning the resident* to
ky tth* head of th* Italian r»va health), well nourished ind
*- ky
Among some advocates of r**o«the
Demoeratk
trailer,
sail
*a»l
fundamentalmmsnt, with the object of th* sent o jt by the teard yistentey
be reody to flee. AH highway. nltten hero it it frit that,the Mos^
na). In our opinion thl* mem
»s-u »mn
ns
House » t i-''-« nt l,,wrr lh" n L"
Items.
mghi
additional
Irgislalion.
inR#Rre*enUtlv«
to
carh
of
its
12
district*
(hat
westefn
powers
in
*n
ef■oan.
—-_____
k.
tensei
ire \ , ur
regarded a* sane and *1*# rag
te sM g thtd * v
taB" cow government, now 1« V-sre
•a bl be' e v ic te d deling Hie last two jeara.
tehder
tho
dvaillino
for
.
eendieg
»®|riui|iag
tanking
and
farm
and
umj
msJorlty
to promot#. In th# tpirit of
rm ana t»"-|
without i Tl,c budget riiumisslon, mad# ed meilleally aB erlmlnally re*,
dated.
.
„
old. has pasted th" stage where
KetWfg ptfrf and a “no Washington the names of tho*# rnip'oynient aid. must „ —
slide for the crime for whleh
eLsstiteese* ntermtsateas <*
w g a
.
........
m r Thirty ^
bet* (,f hi. rabinel, says in it* re was executed.”
vestigation from foreign power, force" declaration, a long period who are believed to have hoarded Mo M-eeleralr l>eller times.
j
by
Tuesday
nu-hi.
GWv RIree* e lth t fret aboee renaldering the problem of grant of prac* for jjurope and the gold had tern mnvetl Imik to
Il.-fore the exeeuHon 7
,f the Senate | port:
“Tli* l* II.’r»»* I* I" a mood to; t'halrman South
flood aUge. waa alfll rising.
K.dirtlo'n* have te*n nmJe on told Commissioner Mavo h#
ing recognition. Recent statements world.”
'
Mar. 27.
...
i
■f.rlrulturai
lommltt#*.
w
h
ic
n
Adams. Mb*. Jackson and Bcte- of* Moscow officials Indicate that
The “no fore*” agreement men
not sorry he kilted ( ertnah I
quickly for the common
».
........ ier.tlon - . u s e a comprehensive scale.
The original time limit for
to coontlea. Ohio. wSrt virtually •nv power seeking to establish tioned In tk* teat refer* to a sending in the names of those Robinson said In an address al ‘n*|o- jb<> mrnl|t> pr„Yi,irtns which
“Provision* 1 f»r certain state .hot Mr*. Gill and the other#, n
cot off from tha outside, and the diplomatic relation, with the ?o- declaration signed at Genera, by who drew out large sum* of tli#
Music.l IPn,j|r, that rte bill originate In activities luvr tu-en .leducet,* Ip said he would try t„ kill
residents of nskrby Oleenup, Ky., riet republic must approach it on Great Britain, Germany, France, .metal during the last two years Brooklyn Academy of
Roosevelt at once If he had hla
—
I'ublic
iq
iniou
call,
r-r
aiM
tion.. (hB House, .sakl hi* r.mimitlee. anlieipation of rurUilnient in th*
were abandoning thglr homes.
• basis of r-tuallty In accordance and Italy test Dec- It endorsing without rede positing it rspired 1
, .
U . I whleb has slu.lie.l the pregrsm. In- sene of those activities; certain liberty.
Hundreds of families In tte
ai -ttion to make sum that what J*h
... —
-.in, activities are contemplated to te
a principle of simultaneous equal last Friday al 3;00 I*. M.
Shortly before the death march
ith diplomatic practice.
.ady to art
•perdlly
Ohio ealley were driven from their
ha. so recently taken , l.re ran- one*
formally,
i action I* completed. diquui-rd will, during thr perioil began a minister wns sent to Ih#
Officially th* American goeern ity of status for Germany and
A
steady
atrrain
of
the
prrra
House
b , m„ . and many were marv>ne,l. meot. up to th* present teMgkt- security for France. The United
rious metal ha* pourrd inlo th» act happen again.”
Arrival of tte measure <n tin- . f this budget where same are "ul drat cell but Zsngar* shouted h#
Heacu.rs In boats worked feeerlie enumerated the passage of Senate floor, however. I* ripect- ut oil essential nature a* viewed wantnl no mlni-ter snd tnW thd
Stales signed a part of the agree Feileral Reserve Hanks sine* tlw
lahly to rsrry them to aafrtv.
passage of the anti-hoarding art repeal and beer, I inking and P,| In lw the - 11-nrsl f»r a storm nr fno,, the standpoint of the stale’* prison chapialn “get out of betf.
t t e i ° nR>JS*te U w m M he granted ment.
The water poured down the recognition only ^ n *
It was thl* agreement which and the announcement that Iho tceuMwy legislation, and add*.’:
vxi tin* economic condition.
amendment*.
main atreet of Manchester.. O „ Ike Russian debt tn
v " induced Germany to return to th* name- of lie hoarders were hs-“lull lesslvc a. thi* record
■One group of amendment* con
"t errain dopirtiiiciil*. through
■weeping into bo*lneee houses snd
world disarmament conference ing called for.
it by no mean* embraces ill detail templated would .... . t» aJd »■«’ pnn-i'ievrntaMe Increase in essen
hornet. lUrdln, Yourge and Otwsv
after ah# had withdrawn.
Tlie treasury herr hai been try ' the task that tstbef-te u* on th# nui rommoditie- «» 'I'0*”
tial I- ik, do rot show a rrductlon
to Bcieto county were under reverItalian
official* said
the ing to krep rh'ck on the vol long. '<n.I what it may seem al l„ the bill - '
rollon, corn, In the total, though the Item costs
,1 (aches of utster.
French
and
German
governments
ume, hut official* have declined times the slow, prines. of bring rice, tnhacro. h"g". m t'le, sheep, nuking lip the tulnl have Iwen de
p w
Three men drowned, In
nls* nropaganda would
have town kept fully informed of to go beyond their first and only ing lack the‘day when we shall b* milk and »*• pro.'"' tcJHerrm •••lI *•
ton, K y, vh«n » w* " ° r, *
th# cnversatlon* and have re official slatemrnt that on Mar. privileged once mol# l • Viyoy the
on In -thla country.
Other* would it'temnt •"
Th. budget ronintlsslon reromswept their automobile Into s carried
LONDON, Mar. 20.- t / n - T t e
This policy was formulated hy ceived copies of Mussolini's proj IS, n total of f727.UW),tMHI had
right l« wink fcin-' obtain for our th . numter of pn-lurfs for which men.I* that ihe slat* ad valorem | >GiVo|mlltan-'Yickera
KlrcUieai
ereek. At U w r « c .b u r , I U , the rhl*r Jostle* llughe. s s . r c r c t . r r
ect, which they now were study tesn received.
r
families the necessities if normal specific effort* •'••util be made to lax levy \t increased from 4 7-H to ,-omr<ny denird yesterday ID
death af U ; »M» • «
rurtall
product
"Ul
and
lio
n
s
l
At that time, all of the Fed estate nee.
state and waa
wllb. J*gStephen* eras attributed Ipdlrectlf of
C I H mill-. This levy is n it to supplied lurldnc*. generator#, ar
r***rirs K elW f ■»* Stlmaon wltn
No Indhatlon was given a t to eral Reserve districts had shown
“There are ether problem* to prices. Hec.us" of the esperimen- support Ihe stnte
to the flood conditions. » • fou"‘ alight alterations.
government material* fur ihe ftsn l Dnleproxth*
contents
of
the
projsrt.
but
marked
Inrrras#
In
thler
gold
t
.
l
aspect*
of
the
• bottlo sdrifb, drunk from It. suf
Whst action will be taken y It wa* officially stated that II reserve* with tie eireption of la- eorsldernl *»d faced. With members favor lln.HI"* **•»- bill to pro! or lull to fiiihnce or assist in tul dim In Itussl*. tha alleg»«l
fered coneulsloBS snd dle.1.
uncJcf^Uw
President Rnoeevelt and when ne Due* had prepared It before Mac Dallas, and In rrcent day* that 1many of fhese. notably relief of comm.-lille* now 'rletlv on an firiiiiimr rertsln arlivltlrs, such littmutfing of which
agri'ulture, and uimunition of upAt California, K y, QsJ#
at pensions, titk ersiiication, frre 1 j bo cotinccUJ with Ih# oiYtlf Uf
export
basis.
This
definitely
would
Donald
arrived.
district,
too,
has
reported
an
U
s
s u \ a s kilted whsn the skiff
employment, the *dinjni»lrat|pn
frilled lio ks, tlnle ptisoti. the eiH|iloy»» uf Ih# llitiih firni* *
It I* based on a speech by the
eliminate milk. -h .. »nd
bus alleady come to grip*. I'tesl«te foreign ^ r , Italian premier a t Turin last er* awe.
lit u •Utfinvnt, ofTlclaU of fh#
r.irbln* of ite miergenry *u- scho Is and the teard of health.
An announcement still i* await cent Roosevelt, despite the pieswars cruising orertumed^ nesr s
The commission claim* low com| uny drclarcil lh»l lu r b lm
watar-logced power transformer. assoclstloio, Pu« 1,h^ . ^ • " •n,i Oct. 23, tn which he said collab ed from th i treasury as to just sure of the pioblem* he ha- al ihoi iiv hlh would estend l» te " ' n*,illr.gr rule- in 1931 ami 1912 und the dam hid teen supplied frttn
w a. written hy Vera M. { £ " ’ £ , oration of the four western pow- what ron-lltutrs hoarding and
rrU ry Wallace al-o '*111
* T h u low #
o»d ®f ClnripMtJ
ready attacked, ba» rec nimtnded I* ...... legislator* who «r* r *'*; snl vtaui ml dr. pping off In tax America. Russian aulhoritleo; **U
length *h*
was threslened with greet dsma** mvared at *om# on
Bavlel-Arotri- era furnished th* only m«an* f»r what regulations will be .put into to tin- llongies* measure* dealing c'ally opposed to the dele*"'Ion •» payment* rauseil rertain fund* jjiade* of the turbines bavo ’ “
securing psrmansr.t peace in Eu effect under th# antl-lmaiding
a , fha waters uf the little Mlam
witl, both there problem-. Their broad l-w*rs to regulate marker siq Muted by nil valorem txxes to corruued by *an<l or ucld po
(Continued On I'ag* Tw»l
rope.
R*iver lasted s» a Pro* ? ‘ln«
speidy era.tnient with such ink — 1 procmalng qf tte f.rm | • boiv r dr licit anil lucessllate an with iiialnluus lulattl. Into t
**H*r*mp°rt u U M
The commulque did not m«namendments n- may I"- rice met. prmlm'v name-t in the bill.
iiiMrii<r in the state "tillage,
. -The idiuu of damaging
tion MarDonald's disarmament
„ . w .kooDlng the embsnkmenl tent observer* contend
Ih . Soviet government I. n«
nrce. jry appears
•"■ rortsln.
"thdililltril appllcition of *l»lc huge vvulrr turbine* by P‘ .v
•
__ u ... for recognition tooay. plan.
Praising the I’resllrnt’s artion
(I'onllnued On Pag* Four)
in sund or acid 1* nianifestlfl
I’APWORTII TO PREKIDK
-r
when It h*. consolidated it. InWin the bulking emergency, Robin,
said", Gie company'# »te‘
BSttenal poeltlon, as » n th . early
II. M. I’apw rth. of Hanford will P n r r i H h ,
PARIS. Mar. 2lL—(AT—Premier son said hi* “bnr.king moratori
asserted.
eears of it* aatete"**. when It w»*
um"
mm*
with
a
“ring
of
confi
"Each blade used In Ih#*#'
Edauard Haladier It was telisved
prrside ov»r * meeting of mem
,
y t ^ o o UmMd- Oh Page Four)
confronted b 7 a h 0.tlU w 0T ld .n d
in Chairtler of Deputies lobbies dence” and instead of alainung her* of the Florid* Citrus Grow
chines weigh* ateu t fiv# tone, amt
i«-I
■ --that the longer recognition Is d#
(I'ontinned on l'agP Two)
er* d ia lin g
AssuHatUui. to
be I Final rite* aver the body of today I* ready to ileelaro shurtly
millions of gallons of water pan*
layed. the morn difficult It will
Slate Senator J. J. Parrish, and through them dally". It a
|,r held In Delon..’ next Friday
for the United States to obtain Mrs. Albur Mae Sockwrll. 12. wte for payment of the ll'.'.uuUJWO
,et»ri.entxllvc*
II.
S.
Whit#
ami
R.
h
afternoon at 3:00 o'clo-k mainly
“Thl* would prevent any add
concessions from the Boetet un.on. dleil In Jacksonville Saturday loan nwrd th# Unltei? Stale*. He
night after a long lllne-. w.re la nol .L-xpocted to make the pay
for the purpose nf electing a «b»- J. Ilidly have dwell invited to b# sand from remaining In thenu“ r'
thstr industry Is b«ln*
held . at tte Erltkaon Funeral ment an issue of confidence in
Irfrt repressnlstlve on Ihe As- guest- nf the Sanford KJwani*
A newspaper report frol* Bl
by Um Inromls of
<;|ab at the club'* luncheon meet U lvia, raid lhat six KngK
Home thU afternoon at »;«» •»> hi* government, but wuuM, it is
socftlt
ion's'
'Committee
of
Fifty.
Funeral
Service*
for
Daniel
L.
poultrymoni. Bostling ill ite Munteiuiua llu ltl neat
at th# graeaoid* In Ukevisw believrd, give It government sup
Ilart. 64^ pioneer resident of this T te mealing wilt b« held in-the Wednesday. It was announce,! to *nj .14 Runisn employ## a
Ccmtlcry. B it. E. D. BnrapliT of port the moment he’s sainn*d a
DeUnd
Chamber
of
C
.mraerce
ropolitan-VIckera who y t r t . ^
county, were held nt the ('bulimia
day by Howard-. Ovvrlin. club
the FlraL Presbyterian t hurcii
rested during^rsld* by Huvl#AW™
AtUnMy-Gsne's'
Carey
D. officiated, whU# the following chamber majority U available.
Cemetery yesterday afternoon^ at buibllng.
list hsve teen In
ptaaident.
,r#t polie# a week ago, ■ ••• *“
2:00 o'clock with It"*. J- )V. Dick
's meellng’Tn tho U adis, of Tallahassee, was in acted as pallbearer*: I. E- Es
Tte. meeting will te featured ,n custody In conorclloit t
IlKAMATIC POLYGAMY
ALL HAIL THR QUEKNH
er!, of OvledJ. officiating. The
tomorrow night St Sanford for a short lima Satur t ridge, T. L. Belllvan, Mine
by II ta b 4,y heiator Parrish, and
alleged damaging of th#
Erickson
Funeral Hornbail
fag the purposo «f day afternean rtnewlng old ac- Vause, John Carver W. A. McMuln se rin of question* which Ki- oou.000 electrical prajaft,
OMAHA.
N
rh
r.-T
h
e
first
draSvantton, III.—Commenting edi chaige of arrangement*.
Association whkh wUI naalatsresship with friands, and Un. and W. P. fields.
wsnians am expected to *»k “f w*a
announced completed
Mr. Uart died s.dd-nly pt his mfttk vfftion ot ih# lif# **&
tha Interest* of lsssl anraaaing the general conviction
Mr*. Boekwell waa born in n*j>- torially on tha practice of elrcting
him and this luunty'a new rep
of
Brigham
Young,
the
fsmiu*
“queens"
of
thla
and
that
th#
that
the
"new
deal”
which
Presi
months ago.
hon - In Chuluota Srturdsy *ft*rLegislstloa to be proit#r, F U , hot had Herd I" J *«bresentative*.
T
te
program
com
Mormon. I* to have it* world pre
M k l t e City ami dent Roosevelt promised tha na •onrille f#» th# past three year*. Daily Northwosteen. student pub noop..Ha.was te in in Geneva and mler In Omsha, Apr. 3. Th* play, mittee today snnuunced that th#
GEORGIAN IB BLAU^
Commissioner* will be tion will have IU eow U r-part In She la survived by her husband, lication, said: “Tte'canJInal r « * - had lived in that sertlon all ef Ills “Brigham Young”, recerd* a brief public I* Invited ip attend th#
tic* of the school •- Democracy. Ilf*. Burvlvlng him are hi* widow,
tha
“new
deal"
th
a
t
Governor
r*ul
U
.B
eetonn,
of
Jacksonville,
luncheon, tu be a "Dutch treat
(Ms msstlng. It was •»VALDOSTA, Ga.—Con#
Dae* Ktelta will glea tte people a daughter, M ia Horothy B« This wholesale condition can te Mr*. Alice C. Hart, several chl- In th# Uf# of Ihe Mormon leader,
was ahot to dauth mya
today.
' •
beet known modern disciple of affair.
realised
he
more
and
more
three
tons,
of fte’rWa.
* .
jrrn , and two brother*.
lamy, al J
naar her* while enrout# t
polygamy.
.
of Fanfonl, queen* and atUI more, te* m*c
IV I.V * “sew deal" vr|H
Clarence
tH JA IL m o u n
OUTSIDE bOOKING LN
home to ■ church wharo
motto
he
*A
queen
for
every
and Kenneth
with the aid af a lag illative body Paul Bock
CONK IH CONFIRMED
to b# baptjsad’A
Jack-onviUo: need.’ “ .
iVAKA—Th* coatfnaad to- more nearly netted than evar be Sockwell,
CAN YOU SPARK A TIHRT
TOKIO -* Japan's wllhdra**!
Middleton,
of
fore, In tte aflnten of Mr. U n . . . father,
WASHINGTON. Msr. *0.-bF)
HACKED TO DBA!
from tba league of Kstlena was
CALL FO» -IN 8 IDIT
_ Mrs. J. H.
i s , -lew * mighty drastic afd Sanford;
—Th# 8#0*U today <cmflrmrd th#
FORT ATKINSON. WIs^F.I- approved unanimously by tha ite and Mrs. K
worthwhile iagtslaUan h ready Eatridge,
OAKDALE, I‘■•—AH .
MOSCOW—Th# Soviety ambas nomlllitiosi of Hutch I* f on#, mar Karpar. of Bt. Paul, waa ua- rial committee of th# privy coonil*. Ml**.!
U h a presented U th* U dalato r* C. Strong*
^or ’I’*” ' rll. A recommendation will be pi* was found hacked
sador
la Barit* te* bean called Florida. * Gatewood S. Llncola. abla t# pay • Ul®
Herman
snd
M at month1*, t e said, “aad I'm and thran
Cailforsla; and David Wr Todd, l« 7 Jostle. Of IH. Pear. Giles
drafted I * itrosentatlon to ttew llh a minor’# pl*« In
of Htnferd. hem* to report #n th# statu* #1
k te t.l t wHI mart vrith
Hew Task, a* member* of th# Hibbard accepted a spar* tire and
Hovlet
Germaa
relation*,
it
waa
planary council Mar. 29 to IT. « « • « •
*
of
Gillette,
rat la net even antki- ahd Allan
w M 9# a bond.
Ijfard.
Wje.
GOLD HOARDERS ROBINSON HAILS
GRANTED MORE’R
RECENTSTEPSBY
DAYSOF ‘GRACE’ NEWPRESIDENT
Calls Emergency Ac
dera Deadline Ex tions As Beginning
tended To Mar. 27 Of New.HealthyEra
ZT
,oi
-t1iu rri'iS I -u - " ' - —
E n g lis h Co
Denies Charges^ ,
R u s s ia n O fficials
SvJnSvt’o
e™T
SSTl *«2 *“"'U
»;*l■-«;
iU k. .*<“t
5h5. k»
not bMn
Payment I>oomH For
French Debt To 115.
Final Rites Paid To
Mrs. Albur Sockwell
c—' r t r » 4
Attorney-General Is
Visitor In Sanford
White, Holly
Receive Invitations
Funeral Service I
Held For I). K. Hart
riUT
910
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tofttetatMdMP
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THE SANFOttO HERALD.
Park Avenue And First Street.
. . . . Sanford’s Busiest Corner!
.'
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Where the Orlando highway comes to an end and
where the DeLand highway begins; the beginning
of all routes leading southward, westward, northward
and eastward; and on the route of the new state high
way which will follow the shore of Lake Monroe into
Sanford and south via Park Avenue.
•
Truly The Center Of “DOWN TOWN
this key position of the business district From this
point business expands In all directions for one or
more blocks. Iajss than two blocks northward»are all
municipal buildings, the county court house, the
clinic, municipal pier and yacht basin and the county
chamber of commerce.
•
.
.
Sanford’s Largest, Most Modern
And Best Located Structure
SIX FLOORS ELEVATOR SERVICE
THE FOLLOWING HAVE OFFICES IN
A Building San
ford Should Be
Very Proud .Of
This structure is modern in every detail. With con
crete floors and steel framework, it is absolutely fire
proof and is considered the best and most convenient
office building in the city. The elevator runs continual
ly from morning till night giving easy access to the
numerous offices.
*
American Fruit Growers, Inc.
P. Paul’s Beauty Shop
Dr. L. D. Brown, dentist,
>
S. W. Bradford, tailor,
Citrus Improvement Co.
Coklough Realty Co.
t)r. A. C. Chamberlain, dentist
Dr, L. T, Doss, chiropractor
Samuel RDighton, attorney
Dr. A. W. Epps, dentist
S. G. Gray
J. W. Harwell, liquidator
Counts Johnson, attorney
E. F. Housholder, attorney
A. H. Moses and Son
Metropolitan Life Ins. Co.
~
Pentland, Gray and Moore accountants
Dr. H. W. Rucker, dentist
Sanford Oviedo Truck Growers Ass’n,
Maxwell Stewart, insurance
, - >
White and White, attorneys
Wilson and Boyle, attorneys
Lobby News Stand 1L. R, Ph
Title Guarantee &
1 j.T1
*
6th Floor
6th Floor
3rd Floor
5th Floor
3rd Floor
3rd Floor
�t
m
Th« Immediate action of Prim* Minister Ramsay Mac
Donald In M tkinf to draw the powerful nations of Western
Europe Into an amicable understanding, whereby propinguiout war m ight be averted, has already met with un
expected success. Bren Mussolini, one of the chief saber
rattlers, has gone the British premier one better, and has
proposed a new and bold peace pact for outlawing war.
The concern of Eurdpe over the possibilities of war Is
well Justified by the delicateness of any number of altnations, a s exist In the Polish corridor, the Balkan alllamp
with France, th e Balkan antagonism of Italy, and ths fear
of another Central European alliance of Germany, Austria,
and Italy; but perhaps no more menacing condition exists
than recent developments in Germany, which, aa the New
York Herald-THbunn sees It, may be blamed for .no Incon
siderable contribution to the present uneasiness.
"Europe Is in a state of tension that makes soma of ths
H M antics, for which the German Chancellor, must accept
reeponalbilHy aa party chief, dangerously foolish. The oaelaas b at provocative performance which bodies of armed
Hitlerites have been staging in Baden, and which has drawn
a formal protest from France, Is a esse In point. . At this
lour range the maneuvers, initiated with appropriate secre
cy, carried out a t night and advertised by sporadic rifle firs
within hearing of the French frontier, are easily recognis
able ae nothing but a form of political exhibition. Tha men
involved were not soldiers; their numbers were not large,
and* they wore equipped with nothing but riflee. It would
be abeurd to think of them es a serious menace to the
peace of France.
But they have served N isi propaganda
•purposes because th sl^dobtga-eeuld bc tunsti ued as ■ t eth •vtrthatlttg Ilf*.— nical violation of tho Versailles treaty and because they
made the Alsatian population sufficiently uneasy to elicit
from the French press snd government expressions of annoyanct.
"These reactions sre meant to redound greatly to
Chancellor Hitler’s reputation with big but not too Intolllgsnt elsmenu of ths German people as s baiter of France
and of France's Slavic allits.
If all the rest oF ’Europe
were now full of a ssnae of wsllbeing. mutual confident and
security, such exploitation of misguided chauvinism, for
domestic political purposes only, might be viewed abroad
with lenient amusement.
Under existing conditions, how
ever, this is playing with fire. It la deliberately fostering
I
Hast wty for tha fofornl
m att to help the farmer* la
isalta th* transportation
i of ' this country so that
I rates can be reduced.
f say that President Roomfcada his spar* time workgsaw putties. Probably tryr find soma way to put th*
hack together again.
a )rrt w* har* «**n nothing In
fXrteua farm rallaf proposal*
eh would bansflt Florida farmparticularly cslsry growers.
a rt to b* adopted
rh'would benefit wheat and
be growtrs, and certain otb«r
ig type end U |**uad by th*
) peymwit of payrolls end
a punkas* of auppll**. A
uit atamp la sfflxsd *tch
ha •<tip is spent. It ls d*to Ipeed «p roah irtmaeetad te burses* pur*ha*hit
stocks and commodity
s oot-the only sneem gof'bortnevi recovery opR.Ew gupen thee#-days.
their plans for getting their share of this improvement by
wise and abundant advertising.
According to the TimesUnion, Kenneth Collins, assistant to the president of n
great department store of new'York, said recently: ” BuaInesa firms which do not start advertising within the next
few weeks are not alert to their opportunities.
Retail
stores should go after business aggressively and imme
diately.”
Quoting the Times-Unlon further:
"Mr. Collins, who told of a personal survey of more
than a hundred manufacturers who believed th a t there was
daylight ahead for both ths retailer and producers, declared
’a revival in advertising and an Increase In both wholesalo
and retail prices are on the Immediate horixon. The people
will be ready to spend their money, after having been cau
tious to a degree, and. they will be looking ahead a little,
buying more than they need for the dsy because everyone
seems to know that prices cannot remain a t present low
levels. The advance haa already begun.
"According to this expert 'even now, there is evidence
of people buying more things In quantities of doxen lots snd
grsstsr. Shoes, hosiery and various items of intimate ap
parel and foodstuffs,' he said, 'are being bought in this
way.
Some of the early buying In large lota !h duo to
activities of foreigners now In this country who have witnsssed the operation of inflation in othsr countries, and
bsUsve that it will mean greatly increased prices here.
Talking of the tone of the markets and tha attitude of the
manufacturers Mr. Collins said that 98 of the 104 manufac
turer* visited were optimists about the present snd future
business conditions. Fifty per cent or the business men
consulted had lost money during tha laat few years, but
they are expecting to do better this year.
" 'Despite the moratorium and. tha unusual banking
altuatlon/ he said, ‘a spirit of hope and confidence pervades
the manufacturing field.
Business men have adapted
themselves to th s present situation and are ready to go
ahead. They have shaken down itema of overhead, havo
reduced staffs to a sensible bueineaa basis, curtailed ex
panses of luxurious offices and lavish entertainment and
have cleared the decks for action.*"
8ANVOBD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
from Jaesap to Ovlede, giving that
thriving elly dwp water common!cstten with Jack* onTill*. The projmt U entirely f*oslbU end will
mek* O v M th* center of a moat
papulous community.
Th* Initial basketball
-•
th* gtrle t Sanford High School
± -= | -
prim dtlU
Mtewtag:
' •
Social
UHafTlrWIy, experts there kae#
lint ad a e t that with a Urt of
w a -r m t-
j.
Robinson H a ils
Recent Steps By
N e w 'P r e s id e n t
banking reform la th* naed of tho
hour. Th* President has proposed,
acd III* I'nngrrM has approved,
tl,, Initial step*. * *
"I •ir.nlatlnn must be adopted
a l l h will nssur* safely to eccry
ik'poi ilnr against th* waste nf his
funds in speculation, and at the
sem* time enable nur banka to
sere* without threat of public
panic a* incident. to— trada and
commerce.
"It la my conviction and belief
that such legislation will be In
the early future enacted. In that
fullfillment we have hop# of a
•M atter" waa th r mibjeft of th*
Leseon-Sermon In all rhurrhe* of
Christ, Scientist, on Srnday, Mar.
19.
Th* Golden. Teat was from
laalah 24:13, “O Lord our God,
other lordg beside the* har* had
dominion over ua: but by tbee
sound banking ayitem.
"Two factors—confidence and only will we make mention of thy
leadership—ar* paramount In anf
Amonr the citation* which comdiscuss km of what hop* tM
country may har* In th* Demo
cratic program", Robinson as
serted. "The Democratic Party
shares tha Drat attribute with
the nation aa g whole as th* re
HOI Lumber Co.
sult of tho poeltlT* action of the
QuelUy
Merchandise et
pp*l two weeks, oM. the steps
ISth sad Belly
which har* restored confidence
har*
demonstrated
lesderthlp
Reasonable Prices with
surh a* this country has not exIP M B VICE
Phea* 110
prrlrnced since the Wilson adminlatrrtlon."
w . ' s S a WMN
Phese 7U.W.
BRYAN
THRAILKHX
Service Stetlea wmi f lM g t
-
Musical Program To
Honor “March King"
•'dadgltar,
PHONE t ! »
, A S w flknU nm of WUoisghOhW.Who hat* b**n aponding
make C hesterfield a m ilder and
bettor-tasting cigarette are secret—
to prevent others from copying them
I f every petson knew the m ethod end processes
o f tanning leather, IiNrould be o f inttrest) but w hat
people w ant to know 1st b it a good shoe? Is it
comfottable? W ill Jt w ear longer? Is the price righr?
So it is srith Chesterfield Ogarettee. If smokers,
Jap In fa n try m e n
Seize Town Inside
Huge Chinese Wall
TOKYO, Mar. 20^-GTI -A Itengo (Japan***) nrwa as*ncy dlapatch from lltlfenghow today said
that MaJ. Grn. IteIJIro Hattori’a
brigade of Japanese Infantrymen
had made a lightning attack south
of th# *r*«t Chine** wall and had
occupied Sahochlao, nln* mllea
aouthweat of the Imjairtant llal(ang Pass.
Th* operation waa designed to
and repeated Chines* counter-attacha at Halfenrkow, at which
pass Japanese and Chinese troops
for days have b**n engaged in
bitter conflict, for th* pa»a*S«way
controls a highway leading aouthweetward to Palplng.
The reports of MaJ. Gen. Hattort's foray beyond th* great wail
followed repeated reports that
tho Chine** feared such an incur
sion of th* Japanese retained their
bold on the past pass In th* wall,
which form* th* boundary be
tween Jahol province and North
China proper.
Th* Japan*** apparently had
succeeded In taking—or kraplng —
Haifrng pass, rtncp ths Chin***
wrrt as Id by tha Rtngo coinspondrnt to har* abandoned all
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sa-YKAII u l l» KOI’PSTIMP.NNK,
The Blue Rhapsody Revel*, a
rr* com** to the Milam* *t*ge
boohed pt'Mvn u(Trrinir«.
Hulh haMwin. “Th«* rhirar«*
llsncc"; and "Senator" Jack I.
Th* SI* Chicago Debutantes
■tags band will offer aceompa
The above layout »how« at tl
Ruth Baldwin, "The Chicago !
v. I. an.1 at the bottom. Thr Sla
t'aramount'rt HTht» Ilillion IN
I'onsinnc*
t'ummlnss.
».tlm . ■cieen—UlurttUL
ke •limed at .'1:30 muti-
presented In conjunction with thr •
nee snd 7:00 and t»:00 o'cl ek eve
iltion.v .muth «>i
how and tu hav* rotimlwl »milhll u a - ■dated In Saturday's I*-n* that at the meeting »f th* W.
foatwani akin* th* l.wan Itlvrr. |
Cunflictinq t*porl« la-t wa*k t hnilrv I k-. ' • « lew land, and t \ T. t :. Friday »ft*in...m at the
Mi-* Knit** U t l'»' hill, state ,er- home of Mi *. Franc I* l>. Itolr,
said that the Chin*** M .l the
irtnry up ||rli||i»u» Kdo-ation, >vill Mill Park Avrnu*. n l'iith<lay
pass an.l that th* Japan*-* had
, nke was rut In honor of Mr-. Ia,r
attend n .|ie.iiil m « tl» f "f *1"' jlnir, n vl-lllntr meniNr, nod Mr*.
oirupird It after (*v*r* fljrlvtirir.
Ftlcndslilp la-aqur of the (.’ontprr- Ilinneh* Slrlnirer. Ily «... of e..r
Grn. Sun t.'h*n-Yuan commanduutlooal I'luirch tomorrow after tivlioll we wUll to -tale thut it
rr of th* 2Ath I'hin*** army,
noon at 3::«» o’clock at th* p.aii«h MU’* Mrs. II. F, Youov m-tead of
thrrw his vntlic command, ajaiini
Mrs. laittng.
liou-e.
the JapanMc dutlnir the part
week, the R«ngo correspondent reixirteil today.
and
attacked
it nut with th* unanimous ap
proval of all dtlrgatea sttenum.th* Confarsnc*.
Mrs. Eb*rt Is a charter member
of th* U t * Walw Chapter of th«
Daughters of th* Amvrlcen B*votutlon wlch waruTgtrrtxcd M»r. 13.
1982. Hha .ervej that Chapter aa
recording and corresponding »*crstery for thr** year*, and aa
chapter ag«ol foe, two years. H«r
rorord with th* state eragniiatioii
haa been untiring and by tffietent
service she ha* rightfully canted
th* honor which la.now bestowed
upon her.
b Brought
ceases o f nuuiuftctum, it w ould be o f imerest-to
them ; but whet smokers really want is the result;
Everything that goes Into Chesterfield Cigarettes
ll m good as money can buy.
Every process bas in it all that science know*
about cigarette manufacture.
T h e formulas a r t secret to prevent others from
copying them. T b s mildness god the better taste
you may prove Jo t y o o m lf. May
New Orleant police >al.l J*r»U
confc*-cl to r*rt!cipating In the
.Ilyin., of two (inter* *1 Sarasota,
Flnii.la, ll i r . 12. lie and Whit*
a!*,, had been (ought for bank
rtfbhery hero Fab. -24.
White ami Jnrvte were wanted
hy Sarasota officer* in connection
havin«jw,o, the .aDjring of Mm. Hirtfl#
D * tTemejvt* 8-1, nnil her elder.
B to re g e ^ lU M W f—
Gas, Oil and Tire Service
Geneve sag S e ife rt Avsu
ATTENTION!
Seminole
Hijrh School
SENIORS
H mny neem t-arly
—or a long Umo
until
griitilunlion,
b u t Infiiri' you
know il Juiu* will
li« hero. Now is tho
limo to place your
order for twraonal
carils. Wo ntlvlso you
tu sou our samples
Itoforo Inlying. Tho
cards which wo are
offering at an un
usually low price aro
very nonl ami Just
wlmt you will not’d.
DRY
•
—
For men and bqjt I Rainbow
_ tql'-rol »*-lc vtojrvl
Y—An appeal
Okhhun,* »pin tin* In'
pen m l III .1 new .paper advertise'
incut of un Mviraive '
It tends: "(leavoit Ims
llcltcr call u* now."
CLEANING
■ prort-HH Li th e nti»sl nett*
MAJESTIC
Printed On Paneled Cards
cu t m ade in d ry cleaning
result o f m oitlhn n f chcmru m p an y w ith tw e n ty -fiv e
ire .
th r
I)ri-N heen
life
of
cirunn
K qrm cntd.
mnllilc, ulvcn a tr u ly w ife
nrnud In o ffe r o u r friendn
Hanford frtend. of Mr*. MUo
Msrdock Ebert, of L ak. Wjjte*.
haw fo r th e peat few d»7* b**n
expressing ***Uf*clion over U»e
announceo***t of he r *tection a*
Bteta Regent for th* D. A, B ,
thU hotter having be(towed open
her a t th* PWrtd* HUte fonfW«K* a t Ht. Poteieburg last w«*k.
Mr*. E bert wa* eut ebte t« b*
I l i i r T a t the renferene* oeattea.
Hanford f r W k learned today.
Harvey,
March 1930 ah e -^raa aUcted
State Corr*#ponding "foer*tary; In
March 1931 ah* waa choaan state
vtca-K*g*nt; In March 1932 aha
was r*-elected to that office, white
this year aba bocomas Regent.
Mr*. Ebert la also Past Worthy
Motroq and Past Grand Marshall
of th* Onfar of tho Eastern Star
of Laka Walaa, and la a mornbar
r f th* Lak* Walaa Oanhm Club
•mi tho HoaptUl Guild. Sbo also
|a • charter nwmtor and part
Kxi'ellcnt t|U»lity full
grain cowhido belts Ut
plain colors.
Exception
ally well made and sturdy
belts at a very reasonable
price.
Dri-Sheen t an 1W IW’d Only
Modern Flllmlion I'lant
J. C. PENNEY CO.
1I2-X14 E. 1st 8L
5 ? tfo*"pmdfo* of laaiter *f on
Z a A. * . eovuwlla In th . .U U ,
Last Times To-Night'
■ 1 ^
E L ffi *
it '
Tho arrv-t or tho Itio hail been
trucMtod ly Now tlrlean- police
iinu* Slidell officer* *»iil White
flroil upon them’from hi* cabin
at a tourist camp. Th»y returned
the fit,* fatally wounding him. lie
ilu,I (hurtly nftcrwanl*.
The City Union, compote! of
the Young People's Societies of
Meet f i r a week at th*
the vprinu* churches of Sanford,
K t I. Hoy, Locust
will te entertained at thr Con
Tribute to th* memory of John gregational Church a t 7:30 o’clock
Phillip Houaa, “America's 1st* by th* Christian Endeavor So
"Match Xing". will h« paid a* th* ciety.
Sanford Woman’s Club tomorrow
WEDNESDAY.
night at 1:00 o’clock when Mr*. U.
Annual Flower Show of th*
C. Moot* and Mr*. P. L. Woodruff,
member* of th# committee on ar Garden Club of Hanford will be
rangement*. will present a pro held from 3:00 P. M. to 9:00 P.
gram to be rendered by the Sen- M. at the Mayfair Hotel.
ford Concert Orcbestrw snd the
THURSDAY
Sanford Kiwanls Club quartet.
Annual Flower Show of the
Garden Club of Sanford will take
place from 10:00 A. M. to 10.00
P. M. a t th* Mayfair Hotel.
Mlta Carolyn Collier will give
a piano recital at H:15 1*. M. at
the Woman's Club. The public le
ccnXaHy hrrtted. ---------------- —
g. Eaell, of Hillsboro,
r. sad Mri. J . C. Ellsworth
sa'tbM r guaata yevterday at
. h m r m foardall Aranua,
e u g h CMahrough and bar
• S S d , Mrs. BU*n Boll and
T/ie form ulas and processes which
Ca
TUESDAY.
Cirri* Number Three of All
foul* Catholic Church will v m t
at 1:00 P. M. a t th* bom* of Mi*.
Katherine Berner, 807 B ad Eteventh 'Street.
Tho Co-*d Clao* of th* Plr*t
Methodlat Church will meat at
S:S0 P. M. a t the home of Mr*.
J. p. Bates, Weal First Street,
with Mr*. Bate* and Mr*. R. E.
Kipp as hostesses.
Th# Music Departments of tha
‘ Mr*. Milo Muniock Ebert of
Lake Wale*, well-known locally. Woman’s Club will have • pro
Who1*** elected a , State Regent gram of nturte at H:00 P. M. at
hr*TWfW*'Tr.<X-.’Wr*»rihw-PWnfMir
Conference in 8U Petersburg la»l
ATTENTION!
IS Rim
NEW YORK, Mai. 20.- O b Hu-lne*. trend* ahnwcl distinct
«ign* of turning u|> again toward
Ihr *l»d of Ihla wrrk. on thr wavr
nf high hoy** art in motion by
irttnratiop of larking facilitir*
i.n,| confidence.
Statistic* arp*.t'ed during tho
work, mortly covering thr peered
ing nrrk, fell In thr nnllun-wi.ltl.ankirg holiday atjd naturally
MONDAY
Thr tnipiratlosal martin* of the
Woman** Auxiliary of th* First
Presbyterian Ckurth. which el®***
th* church year, will tak* plac*
at 7:30 P. M. in th* aoclal room*
at tha church.
paaltiM. either .to . publish the.
name* or to torn them ever to
the Department of Justice for
jmaaibie preaetuUon under the
anti-hoarding art.
Although there waa an absent#
of offlcfal edm merit - upon the
chancing of thr deadline for.
■endlag in the name* of hoarder*.
It
a#id in one reliable qliarU r that the action had been taken
la rei pmme to many requeeta for being" (p. ®7)
. ’■ n a W
'B u s i n e s s Trends:Suspected Florida
Towards W eek-E ndjSIayer Killed B J
Distinctly U pw ard Louisiana O f fiber*
AT M1LANE WEDNESDAY
___ __
Heads D. A. H-
(Conti need From Paso On#)
i.
t YAM WtY
OBOWT V HUP vao
CMUN TEM lOAb-SUt
W 1 K U THUS TV**
MET M IL f O l ML ...
___________________________ _
MONDAY, MARCH 20, IMS
/ A n d Personal
PSTEB8, Sgdsty Editor
(Continued from Pag* One)
th# country "It seemed to cheer
It up."
. “Mor*
Important still",
h*
added, "I* the flct th tl tVe PresP
riant by his actions hsn made pos
sible tha reformation and reconBusiness executives everywhere are feeling optimistic itreetlon *f our banhlng system.
over the prospect of Improved conditions and are making * * Intelligent and comprehend**
Wise To Advertise Now
h« Bsnate and th* Houa* ar*
ka atgunwnt o u r wh*th*r It
tl h* U parcast bear or 3.0S
tatit b**r. Now If anybody can
tltf difference, wa'll set ’em
H o a r d e r 's ,
n te d More
b a o t o k p h e r a l d , s a n t o r d . f l o r id .^
Wo Will Be Glad
To Show You
Sum pies
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7 M I M M la FIorLIa’a H e a r t
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Spot u d Richest Garden Load.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y , M ARCH 1 8 .1 9 * 3
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Stock Mart Closes
With Steady Tone
BY
IAYISAI
.
i
Week-End Conference
To Help Decide Al
coholic Contents Is
Arranged
By Chiefs
• _______
Wa s h in g t o n . Mar. ib .
— (A.P.)—The beer bill on
the law booka by Monday
ni*ht was the aim of •Con
gressional leaders as they ar*
the new beverage would con
tain 3.2 or 3.06 percent alco
hol.
Conference* w«r# n#ro**ary b*rsuit »t* Hous# rofused to « • r*pl th# FonSto am«ndm«ntj ror —-atfjnfjp ill* 'itcohottr rontentr odd*
W Ing wlnro, and prohibiting »h«
' sal* of drink* to youth* ondtr
SOLOHSSEEK
TOFEEPULSE
ONFARMBE
NEW YORK, Mir. ll.- b P )
—Th# Stock Market quieted
down to mo** in narrow fluc
tuation today but elaied with
• steady to firm too* with ■
number leeue* up ■ fraction of
point*. Sale* for th# *hort **#•Ion approximated •IJOO.ooo.
The moet encouraging aepect
of the market wja It* dullnee*
on decline*. AfUr an Irregular
epening It stiffened rqopimturlly and than turned rathrr
E x p ected N ex tW eek
heavy but after a number of
•hare* loot a point or so, the i WASHINGTON. Mar. IS .-td l
selling dried up and th* H»t « —Member* o f CVngross today
catered In the late tra.lmg.
look advantage of a breathing
ipell—the receii until Monday—
lo analyxe the countrywide rear • i
lion* to Preeldent Roosevelt « j
rhieh
farm relief program on
Action On Broad Re
lief Measure That
Roosevelt Backs Is
O STlAi Italy. Mar. ISe-tflh
_p ri(« niu»t
be onf* nixed
quickly if It I* organlied »t
ill. Prime Mini* ter Ramsay
MacDonald, of Great BriU.
•aid today while enroul# to
Rom# for a conference with
Premier Mu**olini. “ | am itnpfpafftl with the difficvltU'
confronting u*." he eaid, “but I
believe that with vigoreua »•
operation eepecitlly among the
great nation, of the world we
ihatl find a way out of ottr
difficulty, both politl.-al
eennomie, nml »hall make be
worbl n cafe »"•* nle**ant place
for thl* and future *en*r*t»onWe have no time to wacte.
however,*"
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ZANGARA LOSES
M A tW W . —
DIICCIA WILDNCAmerican
KU»1A IfAKna,
Quick ActionlsSeen
Need ToKeepPeace
I g - y S f t B P f S S i'M Illl H t W
B
Statesmen A re
Scrutinizing
HERNQGHBORS Disarmament Proposition TALKSAt
WAXWTTHtt
TOBECAREFUL
(A*)|
WASHINGTON. Mar. IS.—
/lW tf
Amencan atateemen poring over.
the fur teaching Rritish disatmai ment |rnpoeal last night founu*
G o v e r n m e n t S t a t e s i t |th#m»eivr. f*cr»t with * viui d»
p „ 11v
P r p n a r e d rislntt »• «*» Whether the United
h
r UHj
H
!
•hould Commit itself to
Join in • Ivirg any dispute* which
between nation* whirh
rip IT f D HP Tfl
f
ty liV r l
It/
Matsuokm Djg»
BECURTAILEDBYYofuike
daico Fight With
CountryWould
FIFTHNEXTWEEK This
B e Act of Madnapa
To Meet AnyAttacK
With
Sure ! "'lKh*»•
; Attempt _To —Be « Made
* j
witn Virtnrv
victory aurt
^'*'* |h# f<nMU, p>cl of|
MOSCOW. Mur. IS.—Th# Soviet ' '
.................................
To Hold Shipments
•-rnment. with unpiev#d#ol#d I Thr. qur.llon stood out ro lh #
Cuv
To 350 Cars Weekly
,r
h**
»#tr*d
notice
to
certain
|
mo.t
tmt-ilnnt
from
*n
Amene*n
vig<
LONDON. Ma*. 18, H
(A.P.)— Yoauke MaUaok«»
chief Japaneae delegat* at
recent Leaguf of Natlonl
“ imtmrialUt ne.ghU.r." that it U| viewpor t - f ad the matter* rov-j
,
net o n ly fu lly piepeml l® repuUw •rr*u in ib, plan piewnted by. One-fifth of Florida* maturing meetings at which tha 81no-.
,io, military attack but convin.el; Prime Mini.ter MacDonald, of celery crop will he eurtalled dur- Japanese conflict was conakh
that ltu..la would vein If forced Gieat llnlarti.
ing the coming w.-ek. it wa* deII1L t*n-tll':.iLuulai..l». >teal)llg..itiUu*ided at a mewCiww wf i g n were amt rAgaUs .tiaalaiwd yaatarday l » « —
J a k i.u u u .
Meriti
toward re-luction of ahippera in laikelami' last night, foi-e hla departure for Aroaei*
rmri
rmific*1ment* make no effort’ |o armies, navir. and war materials., but a more stringent enforcement ca that war between tRl
conceal the fa t that ih# wamiiig •hr Amenran guvrn ment fban‘.‘ , ami application of th# curtailment United Statea and Japift
it directed at Japan., where T» itself In grneral accord a* mo«t rule must be put into effect he- "would be on act of madneoa."
mmmm»
•>l tncM- pi |meal* closely resem-! cause of Ov criticism leveled at
AS DEATHNE*8S |« S ^ K I« M P E N I« l(M0
Assassin Sits SullenAFTER CLOSKUP
1kyo*. refo.at
! ;iM'e,iArlm
m
to .iirn a non-rig
Matsuoka, who w i l l p l > *
' gre*«h>n part I* rharartrrued a* bleil suggestion* made by I’resi 1Fanfonl groerera who were re
dent Iloot* r anil etv.nrard In P"rte,| a* nullifying some op the through th* United Statea *n kU
alarming.
, w Molotov.
Moitn*. m
( Continued On Pag, Three)
beneficial effects expected of cur way to Tokyo, asserted Aa
Piemier Vfclchr.
Ylacbealvv
—_
liniment by “ spot
cutting of can* hav* “ condoned th* f*al|^
^ llr p r ^ " f V -
ly In Cell Awajting j™ .g jg { S , »h ■ hur_^___-“ lnUftL.....................................
H T k E x e c u t i o n D o t e ,[unemployment
relief plan
head f H P T n O U S a n O ^
unemp--.......
.
_____
, the Hat of legl.latlon th* Pre.luvnt (
lies To Be Affected V e te ra n Engineer
RA1FORD. Mar. |8.—<Ah-Far i will nubmit In the near future.,
By Job Resumption i,]n(is L o n g Career
from the boatful, defiant ae.lot|Th**.
v.
, their crop.
Chinee* mlsgovernment
__ ____
__
oirood nlfled lhose of Japan*** good
Growers
and shippers
that If the curtailment policy la government"
to be effective deal ruction must
To explain his analysis of th a
be accomplished In full rows In American public attltudo ho taaM*
- 11
, .
rarli block of celery harvested, American slang, saying that
President Roo####lt i* r**dy to who ahoutej back at the Judge *n°nf(irm
, un, mp|„yment
and not by Jumping about tho American people “ fall for
1*1.KVF.1.ANP. Mar. 1»—
foe ap*■Ign tho bill at one*. FlfU*n d»y» who .entrnced him, Gtu.eppe /an- are enictrd.
field or several fields, destroying peats to your emotion*;
than W,ofl families in IndusMore. than
•fur hi* tignstor* I* pl*e*d upon gara, a»*a«*in of Mayor Anton J.
celery thet I* more or lea, value- what you have don*
A atari wav made yeatcnlay trial Ohio cocked an ear for lb*
N.arly M year* of service a*
Former Representative U
It, tho moaour* sill boe .m* opera- Cermak, of Cricago, alt* aullenly nn the rallro*)) legislation with
n employee of the At'ar.lie Coast Hagan today offers a solution, I less. Hope wa* expressed that H Chino." Ho mad# thee* at
factory
whistle
and
lifted
•
W
'
ties. Th* estimated fedtrsl r«v»- hr the t>*th tell here, awaiting th* Introductoin of a far reach
__ tho
__ course of a special lat
and em
end , 4
,U
u, u p
a* a sales tax on the thl* method I* followed it will re _In
fill eve for pUrors of *moke )’*•’ ! |.ine llallr.'Sil came to an.l
nu* from tho bill** t»* of fir* dol execution next week.
suit In more celery being taken off |
ing hill by Chairman Rayhum of
IU5u
liars that are spent in Florida the market.
Ur* a horrtl U $150,000,000 l
Ho Just alt* or lie* on hi, cell the House Interstate committee
The United State* and Japa*:
every
day.
for
the
problem
of
tax.
Decision elso wa* reached that
cot, tlwre next door to the chair. to
regu'ate
railroad
holding
lion and finance that faces the because of a very poor market hav, an Important mission to ful
In addition to th* dlfforenc# on No on* apeak, to him except lh? companies and a motor truck
fill for th* aak* of humanity fa
The call went out
which
convene*
rondttion, causetl. It was said, building up the coming or* af^FOToletto,
Nourg
** alcoholle content. di«»gre*m*nU guard*, or the attendant* who transportation and to consoli Steubenville.
,n frem
*‘ l»l 1/mburK
awe— wem **n
.........» H *fulir. runinn
..........Apr.
- -- .1,
partly because celery of very In- rifle clvillaatlen In which tb* __
en two other Senate amendmenU bring him hi* food.
date the power and radio com town and other cilir.-an d men Inhich
lie
kttn
»or mor#I .Mr. IU*an Brrp lha* propopvu ferler - quality and - pack. - wa*
Zangara g*l» th# regular priawlii’ii W
thry
and th* W<at triB unit# In psiina :
muit be eo»po*#d. Th* first of
h# mission*
mi^ioiwi .mo
f got
*
-------Into a commippion on Krlnn»tl btoady *hvn
t'satei' lkV #s{"H an addiimml lax,- shipped north thla week. It la im
would prohibit Ml* of the on fare. ’The
hut a* on# for the relief of homes perative that neat week's ship for th# tint tlm# In hUtory," tbal
Japan#*# diplomat aald. “ Under
lerallied bevarag# to pataona un-1 a * , driven to try to kill Pntablent
The last nf the Rooeevelt finer
and real property upon which ment be reduced to not more than
standing and frtsndahlp bstwisn
dar I*. Th# aeeoed wculJ legallte Roosevelt and .hot five others In- genry proposal*—authorisation of
taxes
ar#
not
belnr
paid
at
th#
330 car* shipped from th# antlnr thet# tw* advanrad courttrU* la wlaes of 3.0S alcoholle content stead, because of “ beeg atomach a broad reforestation plan expresent
time.
He
picture*
the
ere
Sllionl.
This
bhisrailioa
.
thor-eru.r with hi*
state.
„ , ssaentlal to th* walfara of *B tjva
California'* vintner* have raised pains," but he ha* ashed nor re pected»to give Job* to about ’J00.- the |m|etus uf open bank*, whose
ill*, widely known ntlon op «urh a tax a« one of the
Rale, managers who were polled Pacific. It will b* 0( ban*fU m b !
strenuous objection tJ tho latter ceived any food except what the 000 men—Will go un to Cmgresa numbers incidentally, had mounted xrtrran of the roll
„f FlorTila. today way* in which the gaaollne tax nn thla question were of th# epln- only I* ouroslvr, but to other* ■ »)
prisoner* get.
early next week. After that he well I»*t the bin) mark in Dhlo In maty part* of Florida, today may be reduced at least two rents,
contending that th# production of other
ion thet 'he market will not take w#U, and particularly to tha F#oHe ha* not shown the slightest
irrii* from duties whith he has
(Continued
On
Page
Two)
ajch win* U uxfeaeibl*.
nnd the price of automobile license more than *80 car* during lh*
list ou h l.
sign of remorse. H# refuses t» »cc
loved
an.'
taken
great
ptiJ#
I",
pi* ef China.
,,
The icsp-nsb began late Thurs
tags reduced to $1 and $in, and coming w##h- Failure of th# 1
To expedlU matter* a plan waa a elsrgyman, not even the prison
"Farainiaa! aa tM xUlamsnl
day when
Thompson I’ ruluela l , Ih* retired <>n • tension. He be expressed the hope that those ket to absorb eelery carried over
(Continued On Pag* Two)
may h m at th* p m a it Mm*. 3 1 *. '
chaplain.
± n %n relurtantly. for 44 yean officials who hav, gone on eve
l umpany of felveiond animuneci^
from last week, piling up of cal pan la and muxt cnntlnu# to ha a
* When l»# was la th# Dado toun„f almost dally conm-ction with
ned
a*
opposing
*iich
a
lav,
V
“
it
would
recall
between
bill
and
cry shipped this week, and poor friend of China. To th* Unitad
ty Jail at Miami where he commit-llie servue hav# served to stamp consider and study the subject.
100 men Monday. There l"ll wed
quality and pack *H were given a* Slit**, friendship far th# tolaaaal
ted hi# art nf assassination while
Roys from Seminole t'ounty-* (prickly a call ty the » le.elim l ■in h duties indelibly upon hi*
Mr. Hagan s complete state re a_s o n_s for it..,
iil#il a
Imn p In country *«ro*s th# Parifl* U
the si**r
derided
slump
Mr. Rooseeelt was receiving a
so
mu
h
so
that
bn
Ilf*
three dloy Scout trno|n will ap Graphite 'llronxe
ment I* as follows:
Company for! mlm
largely a matter of a*ntlmant; yotf
public reception in Rayfront Park. pear before a Court nf llun-'r
'■Realising that finance and tax. Pr*AII grower* wer# urged that hav* no vlul |ntar*$U In China.
alsmt the run.
Zangara boasted about writing a at the City Hall Monday night at nmr, men to Join the 1&U alrvaJj cenler*
When the white-haired engineer at Inn for the support of govern
the Strip and pack l># great T Im
working full time.
(Contlnuad On P»ga Pro#)
book.
7:30 o’clock, according to Arthur
Ih s Cleveland branih t Fisher stepped from the cab at thr1 depot ment l« thr m»'t vital question proved during the remainder of
Hut he hasn’t written any book
Ilranan, clalrman of the Sendhere
this
afleinion,
there
were
before
th,
people
of
Florid*
today,
Farmer ' city
eommlaaloner here. III* keepers aay they doubt nnle County Huy Beaut F.xeeutive llot.les ’ Company yesterday noti many fnenl* on band to congrat and that a solution must he found the season. Only In thl. way can
market rendition, b# improved to
fied some .1(100 former employes
Frank L. Miller, thla morning, If h# can write anyway. They say Council.
ulate him upon a service well In nnlsr to maintain our structure any oppre table degree. It wa#
to apteur on duty Monday mint
through hi* attorney S. U. Dlgh- he harely can sign hi* name.
Judge J. G. Sharon, will pifrtn.'ered. Among Ibent wu* II- R. of local an,| *•»«••* government.
When Zangara first arrived, the
ton, filed an application for In
,
..
Ml am convinced that we hare
Side over the Tourt, while Klwan- Ing.
Slav ns and T. I- l»-’l>u». two
‘ ‘ Am.-ng tho** f">"» uS*,’ fo' d
ether
prisoner*
wer#
very
bitter
The
Toledo
branch
of
t.ie
t
hcvjunction against tha Florida Pow
inn* Julius Dlngfrlder, Howard
other C a«l l.lne vrlt tan* who rnme to the day that we need
tending th, meeting, held ■l *?"
In
their
remark*
about
him.
Now,
rolel
Motor
C
>
mrany
ammurced
•alts
or
tunmvrr
tax
■imlUr
to
er and Light Co. mtralning that
Ovrrlin, Dava llonlskr. W. H.
have watched hi* years of service
„| Thelma, were L- F. Iluttolph.
■ ■—*
company
from
colic, t.ug the they never mention hi.* name.
Z.arhry and Arthur Hranan, and that operation* would l>e resumed with much Interest.
•hr M^tlitlppr
***• no* ** w M Scott. W. A. l-*ffl«r- J.
Th# names of thro# Sanford
Monday
after
a
week'*
shut-i.'uwn.
and
aroa* amount ef Mr. Mllbr’a Feb
an additional l*v. but for the re Ifawrll Fish. S. R- Dighton.
'Scoutmaster D. K. McNab will la*
per.in* who ar* known by official*
Although no renewed demand
lief of home and teal property J. C. Ilutrhlson.
ruary bill for electric current
among tb»s# listening t» thr
of th# ft*afard-Atlantic National ;
(
r
scrap
iron
hid
*fp**ared,
scrap
which I* unable l» pav at thl.
tests offered by the boy*. The
furnished him.
Bank to b# hoarding gold money
yards at Young down yesterday
lime. In my opinion with *ueh 4
Circuit Court Jut's* Millard Un o m in a t io n s a p p r o v e d
public (it invited.
or gold currency thl# monrinn- |
put fat inen to work sortlrg end
tax the gasoline lav could lie cut
Smith will hear argument* In the
wer. *«nt to th# Treasury In M r
two rent* nee gnllop. and auto
I preparing scrap for u*o In o)#n
casa at TlluavUle next Wednesday
HAVANA. Mar. 18. — ■<*>—
WASHINGTON. M oc.W j-V P)
mobile. reduced to five and ten .-The Senate t'omm.ree (ommil- pliant* with tha rule* and r* fn »benrth furnares. The advante of
morning. Mr. Miller, Mr. Dight in, Sa-n-iary o f the Treesury Avrrdollars, allowing all ‘ be people l" l« . tmlny approved the nomination lion* established by Baarotory *T
$1 it Ion to $10 for heavy melting
F. R. Wllaon, represenli.i* i h o ff. (xprvwsed Intention to hold
shore In Ih# cost »f government. 1 7 E h .'one, Florida. Gatewimd lh# Trtasury W. H. Woodln *SM
scrap at I'ittsburgh, was an in
Urn City will attend thl* hearing. tha IP-13-J4 budget figure* to
RVANSTON, III-. Mar. I*. (Ah
The editorial staff of Th* SanIn other wnrda it *eems _ to m# IJncoln of Californial and David days ago.
fluencp.
117,000,000
ha*
met
decided
re
Mr.
Dlghton
this morclng
Solution of an alleged $50,000
forO Herald thl* morning wai in
Announcamsnt also wo# mMa
that we moat maintain
The Follansbee Brother Com
termed th* affair a "teat caa# to sistant# In th* Congreea.
rx l.rti'U plot against Mr*. Janie* ment taxation nf the dollar i y Todd. New York, to th* shipping that yesterday wao th# loat day
debted to Nick Zernovran, local
pany, at Steubenville, disclosed
Leader* of both houses favor grow*r*
datermln* whether or not the
board.
I'utten,
784year-old
willow
of
a
grower, lor
for his
donation nf« av.-.*
crate •
nil auniiiuii
*
, ........ .
lv
In which parson* pos.s.slng g$W
tum over today.
Florida Power and U|ht Co., ha* a total of about 842.000.000. The vf choice celtr)' taken from hi* f «•!» for ‘n«-tr**‘-J “ Pe r ,,‘“ n\ .^ multi-mllllonalr*
"wheat king"
“ Horn# of our public official*
niBCKR money or gold currency could OT*
total
thl*
year
originally
waa
set
.PROI’OSKS
FtlSTAI
th* right to violate IU contract
wav claimed by police today after have gone on rornr.i .« I* < <
farm. It i. not the drat time that I M n.lay at It. * * " ” * • • * cad# to th# roquait of PtaildMH
at IS2.000.000 but December’*
h .s
rem em bered I rin mill riant.. Home 7 >.. men will the arrest tf a man they
with th# city."
(aid
to such taxation that I
Mar13 — Roosevelt that all geld h* turned
Mr. Zernovaan ha* remembered,
WASHINGTON
horiiontal
readjustment
reduced
ner, for at be ad led to the pay nill.
Tha application allege* that
confessed
l»
writing
her
five
Id
have mentioned. I hope Ibev wl . A bill I" provlile checking **- In before Mar. II. or today. Thw*
Tha Hrtald In
It also was reported
the
CHy and th# power It to 149,000,000.
the past
-econakler ami etudv the -object,
ler*.
Is no penalty attached to th#***Averhoff contend* that 1033-34 varioua time*
Hoover
Sweeper
Company
at
("an
company signed a contract which
for
Tha man wa* Avd IVter nn. for aerely
d The Her
rely lh*
the tint,
tmte h*« 'come
"" "
.
. , r,„|a per check tn
quest although a throat of $1044*
receipts,
calculated
on
prea'nt
ti
n,
was
preparing
to
pick
up
provides that tha company charge
R2, Iqpi-'scape gardener who pollr# officials to give ‘ " ' h e
ample* of this
Saving. Bank was intro- fin# end flv# year* Imprisonment
after a two weeks’ mid wa<' once employed by the ssrrtflclal se^lce without ,h" u»h ,
' l l ceata per kilowatt hour for revenues make. $12,000,000 In county's sfrtctmursl pro«.\ictlvr- feri.tlnns
, u
y„ U rday by was mentioned. Perron* who llBl
economies
Indespensabl
shutdown,
with
n
r*H
l"
r
l°®
llghtlag purposes, and that aine#
Fatten*.
General
t
haile*
Itawetoness,
either
celery,
lettuce,
„
,
,h
e
«
#
.»
.r
l«
.l?j
J
^
7
^
^
^
t
a
t
,
,
#
McF.dd.n
(R- posses* gold coin* ar gold curren
employe* to return to their task*. nod lira brother Kufu«-.l*w »e. fair t.vallnn are the nn|r way.
Mr. MiOar’a Fabruary account 1* greaslonal leaden believed rev# main*, or tomatoes.
P
cy ara urged to bring It to th#
nue*
ahould
b#
increaavd.
figured on th# 11 cent rate, th#
(resident of Chicago* [/miing out r , ths pre.enl rrl.i*.
j " ’'
____________ bank for axthang# ar dopoalk'il
company haa n0 rliht to add a
Wni kl but nr.I Northwestern -------sr-wXXW^VX-SrWa-^W * * ■
onca.
•
iall,
penalty, contained In the gToea
University.
Attention also U called
amount, a* tha 11 aent rat*.-“ TM
Authorities *uid Friers, n might
typographical
error which $•company violatea ita contract when
le turned over to federal officers
curred
In
ycaUrday'l
ctory of th»
It charge* mar* than It agreed to",
Following an InVestigvtii'n into f, r prosecution. Fetrrson wa* ar
amount of o’*posits, fold, and •*»Mr. Dlghton aaitf.
rested
when
he
attempted
to
meet
•Ik- dentil r*f J r o r II. Harris,
rency aceapUd at Uta hank aina#
Mr. Miller appeared at th* local
■rd gaining support of movtmsnU Wednesday. Th* actual amount c f
Now end old subscriber# to T lv , view, I’athflnder, Bereen limit. young llrlondo barber wb„ woe Mrs. Fatten at the plaie he *!#*•
Tentative arrangement* for the
power company office thla morn Sanford Herald today are given' Woman a V orld and Ne IterraIt killed in .an automolnle a.ci-lenl ignsld for her to deliver the
that are for th# principal b#tt#r- currency
deport tad totaled •$■
crlcbratl .n of tb, Hr.l annual St.
magaxine. lh# Utter two l«r
ing and offered t* pay tha net
aiant ,,f th# St. John. Hlv#r V#l- proxlmataly $100^00 laataid ft
near F-’tn Tark on Thursday money.
jnhn*
Valley
D«y,
to
l>e
»(»«••'
th*
opportunity
of
taking
advan
amauDt of th* account which cam*
years subKriptlon.
night, Juslire of the I’eacr J-, C.
$10,000 as printed.
at th# Be Land Fair Grounds on
This remarkable off#, to Her Roberta today announced that Mr.
du* on Wadnaaday. Whan payment tage, for a limited time, of a sub
Other groups which will assist
Thursday.
Apr.
20.
by
four
group,
ald
subscribers
I*
made
pn»»ible
scription
offer
whkh
la
most
#*•
was refused, he instructed hla at
Ilnrri.s ram* to his death l>> los
In making tho day a aucce*. *r#
whose Interest *re rlmely affllttorney to proceed with th# appli- traordinsry In natute, and which through a direct eonneclinn with ing control of hla ear whit- p<*th# St. John* Rlv»r Improv.m.nt
ated
in
the'succ#**
of
this
section,
publisher*
#f
thee*
meg**'"1
^
.
illftg-itnnther-car parked mr the
•cation /or Injunction,
la based on th* universal opp*»l
Assuciatlon, Ih# Jacksonvlll. Dlawere
complet'd
at
thr
I
ha
mb.
r
f t h # ■havr' appHearien eovere a (hat ties in the printed word and There are ah#olu(ely no •Hings' kin of the riwd.'and Ihal no in
irict Progrtiiivt Club of tho Atof
Commenc
office
this
murnirg
PHILADELPHIA. Mar. i«.—
attached to th# offer. The suk quest U nectsaary. Htate Attorney
and
tnitanc* of what Mr. brightly colored picture.
CHICAGO, Mar. l$--<dVM Ufv
at a meeting altem ed by * grpup Untie Coast Line Railroad, A*
The Herald today offara Ha serlher pay# tt for * year’s »uh 1^ F. Hoyle, Sheriff J. F. Me- (/D- t'olleg* running day*
htan tarmad la “ violation of
Stats
Road
Numbor
Thre*
•a1st* valued at fl50.000 « H h*of
Orlando
aviation
enthusiasts.
scrlption
t«
thre,
magaxine’''
."
I
over
fur
Bill
Carr.
Arkansas
flyer,
Clelland, and Officer B. T. Hamct." In contreat to th* F. F. mhacrihers their cholc* ef three
queaihtd lo ehimUl
to
plans had b**n arranged sarllsr social loo.
who thrll.'ed the alhletic world
application of ion * day* of 1| of America’* leading mage- ho later pay*, weekly, monthly, i| assisted in lh# Invaoligatlor.
J. Mark Wiles*. Florida* r«p- family of th* I*U Mayor
semi
annually,
or
annually
(hla
week but they were nut conMr. Roberts also call#*-’ the at vriih u recon- bp-iking r-erfor
the new suit question* th* tinea for on# year ooeh t and Threavr.Uth* from thl* aectlon Ka * Cermak la hU wUI fUad t «
o f ’ th* company U riolata Herald at a tost of only 1$ In ad- year* subscription to -The Herald. tention of th# mstorlng public jbat w iri* In the Olympic Game*. solldatsd until today’s inerting been Invited to b* principal sp#«h
probata court. Cermak, shat •
That'* ell tkor* i* to it-'
when
Lieut.
K.
V.
NIBaoa.
City
Ilossital
report*
today
defirltely
dllian
to
th#
reguUr
subscription
Harris'
death
I*
the
third
in
throe
J S S h cW whll# th# *
Attention Is directed to a f#'. w.-.’ks on tha Hanford Orlando stai d h# suffered multiple frac Commissioner Wayn# Gray and ft tt thU ctlfbrttion. Oth«r» In in Miami with n tallat ‘ ‘
p qeeetions th* right of th* rates of Tho Herald.
vited are: George P. HUIa,
in today's
‘
item*ent
W#
Twp group* of magaxtne* are. o»r- advert!
highway. “ I beg and lmpl»r, our ture* of both ankle* and a fr*c U O. Mote, secrslary of th# Or- Jacksonville, to apeak on “ High- Zangara, -Itallask
y to collect a penalty an
Herald.
th* plan is ex
P n sid n l BooMiatt. latt tha
d. In'Vrhlsh
In V
. th* various typo# o f **W- offered'for the eeleoUon of Th. plained fit detail. However, start motoring public." Mr. Robert* turn of lh# pelvis In an automobile lanc’e Ch*mb#r of Commerce, met wiijra", Georg* W. Gibb** of Jtckof hla rotate t# hit
'eraId’s cualomar*. From group
said, "to na# all d illg w e ' *~l accident last night. Ill* general with local gnmps eflec ,h* / lh“ *
’ It offers.
sonvillo, to speak on “ WaUr- family and dlatrihatad li t ,
J Um aubecriber may aelect ing Monday nMrtilng. C. I*. Hen- tak* all precaution In' traveling condition la good.
arrived In lh . City by eirpUn*
ways";
Dr.
Ralph
Greene,
of
Jack
cbaritlro.________ _ _ _ _
ere nvvr»vlno, wail# from the .•arson, nf Sanford, will make a nn the JUnford-Orlando road. It
from Orlando.
. . . »
BTABLB BEQUEATHED
•o-JCS'l group th* »ub»erih#r may house-to-boue* canvas* as a rrpre- Is dangerous to travel at any
Thl# Orlando group I* back or s nvllle, lo speak on “ Alrweya',
GENERAL DUR0K88
and 0serge Elliot, pr«sldont of th*
CORRECTION
s#V>rt any two magaxlno* *“ •entatlv, of Th# HoraM lie will rreat sp#*d, ar to try to P«»»
th* mevemsnt to esUblbh a
bear copl-s of fork o* the mag*
Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad, to
A L a . l i To Mar. X V - wUhes.
another car aa this road U vey
rUt of odtQuoto londinf W lsi
HOT SPRINQ8, Mar. H
be secured
Police court record* at printed between Orlando end Jacksonville speak on "Railwaya-”
Magexine# In Group Ns. I arer sinew which may
1. McKinney, #0
trraehxroas *t timo*. particular
Featuring th# day'# ##l#br*Uon —BrigadUr General Harry
wi" ly when w#L Th* mlrtul* you mors In th# lltrald on Wednesday
ef THaavtfle,
merlcan. CoIUor’i Weakly. House through thJ# offer. . oral
by way of th# s»- d°h,“ RJ,,,T
that
Jr»*«
U#
w»» VaUey. They th#r*fpr* vrsr# In wlU k# a fro# b#rb#cu* ta b*
MudlfuL Modem Moekanig *u.l Knee * oupMy o f order Mark. « your ' steering wheel you ar* U- state
sta
that th# ihbaeripiien nrde- mev
obkrt
of
an
attack
by
W.
served at noon, followed ky tna
Florida *at#- (oventiors aad 0v* Radbnok.
ha take* at «#*# gad Th- HellM ahl# t o . loa# control of your car,
Jackson, of I#ak® Monroe. Th* vited lo *s#i#t In sleilng • «•>•* public oddrmaro, nnd bsnd so Navy Haepltal M a p , Ha
# k ' *la* « * ^
MagaxAe* hi Group 11% 8
t
hereby
endangering
your
life.
bration wkleh will be devoted *»r,ach thrnan attacked was Ernest Lae, a
- On Pag* Tto**)
If
Ms
Uraly to spreading Information
„ •Kin *" as writ *• th# Uvea of th# poopM
resident
ef
the
West
Side.
,
real
may bo wills y*o-"
•
L. P. Hagan Urges
C o n sid e ra tio n O f
With COOSt L in e S t a t e S a le s Tax
; r ... tSL-r*
jfHiHySrsmiimMaow
;
*S>
rs s i W
U
s t «-
Boy Scout Court Of
Honor Will Be Held
H s tififS
Injunction A c tio n
Against F .P .A n d L
Hoarders’ Names
Sent T o Tre
By Sanford
Cuban Solons Object
To Budget Savings
Solution O f $50,000
E x to r tio n is t Plot
Is Helicvcd Found
ZemoVeatTY’ resents
Celery To Herald
-...... ...... r r .
- -m
i—« a%„.tiff —
Remarkable O ffer Made T o Herald
Subscribers F or L im it e d P e r io d
[ Death Of Orlandoan
------
Plans Arranged For Celebration Of
St. Johns Valley Day In DeLand Soon
- - - Nil ’
$250,000 Cermak Will
Filed For Probation
College RunninffDays
Are Over For Carr
I
•
\\
l
T
�*
Celery M arket Reports
CHUCKY
•COUftM. T W r WON'T M M I
U(KIN 'S HURT ANY U C M — t
KWAMINATIONt *UU e c
v
ABOUT' *TU' S A M C
o n ' w e n .—
p e iiio tN T R o o s e v e l t
W AS
IM A O G U Q A T E O
^ A r n o y — M « .B © y
ou
TJU cr M EA N S A
NKW OEAL
z a b o h y
T h ro u g h co urte sy o f th e If . S. D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r ic u l
tu re in co-operation w it h th e F lo r id a S ta te M a rk e tin g
B u re a u , R . E . W in f r e y . S a n fo rd rep re se nta tive .
•.
/
Saturday Specials
cntral Florida Loop
Is Reorganized To
Benefit Amateurs
HENS, Ok..........16b
FRYERS, lb..... 2«e
By TETEH HCltAAL
rantatlvrly kc.epting drastic
changes In playing rulr* and reg •m “clara” or preftvalnnal playtra.
ulation* that wars auggoited l>y l.«»* »ea»on each club war allnwrd
Iho Writer aa secretary of th* 13 playera and all of them could
fes«ne, change* that will five Ih* be professional playtra.
Under
local
amateur
player
ever) the r.ew rulb, each team I* al
thane* to develop hi* ability, rep- lowed only four profwilonaln, but
yeaentetlvc* of bairball club' now nonn of the foot* ahall have played
' I n procea* of organisation at Do- 10 or more game* of profraaional
Land, Daytona Beach, New Smyr- organized league baseball within
• na, Cocoa and Sinford, meeting two yeara. In other word*, no team
In Orange City la«t night, de- may hive a player Ihla aeaaon
t la re, | themrclvr* ready to begin who played organized baaeball In
ih* 1033 aeaaon juit a* »oon a* l l 'l l and 1933.
.
poealble.
The new rule doe* not penaMte
.
A tilth ditf) I* needed, hut player* like Alan Mobley and Olln
| League Pre*ldC"t -L T . Hogan dc- l , » " n at Daytona IJea h. Short)
glared laat night that when league I| Mnlthy a t- Winter Park,
Jo llirnra nnd Bert Chapman at Han- 1
•>rw*hnfwtnnifF*rftTttnwit-ifr, T / V ’3 T]
nr Bill | eltv at New Smyrna. It
doe* eliminate, among other*. Lcf- '
tv llaker and Poaaum larwla nt 1
Coeon, Buck Taylor at Winter!
Park, Cecil Friable, Walter Hunt
er, I.ilr Jpnea and poaalbly ()tla
f’urry at Haafnrd,
lefty Oul<e,
and Shaw Ilttrh at DcLaikl. amt
TWre~Sa«u>w/nnd I .tone) Mobley at
llkvtnna llearh.
WKaTvfhla meant I, that rondltion* (itch a* exlated here la*t
year yrhen Pel* SeUrnrd nnd Hnddy foil# were more m- lei* l/nrhc.l
whit* Hunter, Carry. June* ami
other* were imnorted and were
•niarnnlreH ealarlet, will !*• elim
inated. Th# name condition* e x -1
10e Hit* 1 time.
la'ed at Davtona
Heaeh,
New |
Be llna 3 limns
Smyrna.
Crvoa,
Del.and, nn I
7e line 6 times
Winter Park, and aa a reault there
Sc line 1 month.
waa e-eated a dla«en*lon that «tll(
Minimum charge 30c
I. felt fie i he yniiae , 1** tam*
•vh» fedleylpi' Ihcmkclvc* fit for
aemi-prn baseball, were thnved
1— A n n ouneemeti u
v. nifw rn rn
Wf
MEOBy—
cu r
1
t HEY l l
T'EACHP.R’S
V
salary
AN* SHE’ LL
\ i\
Qun
RATES
league director* feel that tk»
“HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired
by one who really knows how. ellminaliun or profra*lonnla will
not alow iip the game a* com
B r lg ji, Jeweler, Mag, Av».
pared with that of laat yeti', fn•trail, nlnv »ho»M lie fjater and
lielter hnlanreil, for young nnd aaHiring plavera wil| he holding
PIANO TUNING and Npalrlng down II of the 15 place* nn each
. . Saliafactlon guaranteed. I . II. duh. I| la expected that the four
Shi*. Leave call* al Randall Klee- more ,nr leaa 'iretj.^d" prof.-w•Innala allowed on each elnb will
prnvlde all the experience and
I— Automobiles
tenrhing neeeeaary tn develop the
SEVERAL FAIR cheap car*. Se yniinfrer plavera properly, ami
dan*, coupe*, roadatera a n d (h it the puhlir will approve of
ionrinr. $15 tn $35. Reel A Sons, the change.
The new rule waa given enlhuAustin dealer*.
•in*tle anrnval by K. I.. Ilevr*.
o f New Smyrna, and C. P. Cate,
3—Help Wanted
o f Pel.and, the latter repreaenlW A N TE D : Sumecne to do altera- Ing n group o f pel.and Imarhall
tlona from I to 6 dally fir fan* who are in no way rnnnrrled
•bort Unit. Service amuat be rea- with 'be Ihd.and team of ln«t
aonabla. Box 102, care Herald.
venr. Palainil will have two team*
thl* eeuaon. from all Indlratlora,
YOUNG Man Of neat appearanco onv nf which will be |n the Nnrthand aalaa experience fur crew
en*t Florida Ig**rna and one In
managor. Muzt lie permanent the Central Florida League. Mr.
resident at Sanford.
Propnil.
Cntr represent* a .group of merrhanta and fnn* who helievr that
economy nnd protection nf the
amateur tnuat I** atrr**ed thia
•ea*on.
.
Mr. Ilarea announced that a*
FOR SALE: I beil fine pepp
plants, not pulled ovtr, C. ft
per, 1 mile South (Hndervllle.
FOIt BALE: M ,000 Woil I Healer
Pepper Plant*. M. S. Nelson.
12— Wanted
W A N T 8TK E I. TA P E — Either 50
foot or 100 ft. kluat he In goo<l
shape nnd cheap for rash. Give
detail! to P. 0 . Box 1005, Sanford.
W A N TE D — Partner
tt*h
with
.mall
to help promote new and
Sgnfltahle
bualness.
f -r na ^Vw Smyrn* la concerned
“Th# iLv of the hlg pay-oil (a
over. MV can’t put « team In the
field t„ competn with tho*e at
Senfo-il. Ik-lnml. Davtona or Coe—l. W” ra rnu| a team n* nt lcn*t
:*r» roinnrtent. nmitr'ira In leagtte,
ne t we feal that If every town
Will do the (*me. that the Iraeoc
ill h” f**lrr and will have the
confide*#-* r*d *enr>ort of fan*
more than ever liefore. I heirtlly
approve of the new rule* *ugrested by Mr. Schnnl and know
that our 'an* w‘ll aDo approve,
for it will rive them a dinner to
linrdall -lh»t. thay
*f> -----„ V """' ‘ her
Apply Box’ raw aupnnrt without a cenaliUrable
* J ’’ 1Uf,M ’
W ANTF.D— At proper price, tnuat
' b* cheap, H to 15 a titl Ip cltrot gro*r or nn to 40 *;r«a dlru*
- Und. Preferably on paved road.
Advlie what you have, giving lo
cation and price. Address Box 30
car* Sanford llorald.
■|r*'n on their finance*.”
Mr. Gzte #rpr#»Md similar ap
proval (» did Pretldent ltogar.
who ipoka tor a VT0'-’ °
D * f,ora
llearh fan*, and Joe Ludwig, presl-Vnt of Hcnford’a |t32 cluS who
•iirceeds II. A. Wllllim*.
league dlrrelor. Tho writer rop-
LEGAL NOTICB
v o x ir i: tn tiw n itlf nivypr ihm
S— Apartmrnta For Rant
JNFURNIHHKD Apartmont. Mrs
Nobel, « ‘ t Myrtle Avcnus.
ipi— MI/wfHapwius F o r Sale
FOR .'.SALK — White Mountain
Grand lee bog. ex.’alUatrondl
FUR .-.ALE: Spencer Wonder Bird
Turkcn egg* tot hNchlng H*
f*ch. 100$ W. Flnt I t
t e r P O IN T V e c t rt T m a t* for
a
a.'
_
«s '
am___* i _
tiinter amt l>v virtu* o' a <1— r -r "»
mrerleaur* awl -at*, itrt*.! ire s»b
,ti» I.r Wir-k. k t). 1»W, In the
-ara ut It II. |■-•lt••l•aM ...nmlaln-* i. v*.*ti* Am e w MrAwk anil
Iteeth* ile.knsk. -hi* wife, il»»*n.t-H i* In I (a n rro ll t’nnrl of lh>
Tw rnl v-lklril Judicial I'lrm ll <B
*n,r r„r Hrmlaula PoualV. Ftnrlil-i.
tn rh*-e*rs N*
I will sell
- I nubile euailnn tor ca.h |n Ih*
sl*h»*’ and h**t h'dil** si Ik* front
.•hip nf the court knn'# at llrnrorit.
"•(Minnie I’oMnlr. Fle»W*. on Vnn-tay Ik* Int <t»v nf April. A. U l»IZ.
•a* ***•• k«1ne n ml* dav nf th'*
O-wrrt. I » l » « » th* l*«al kaurs nf
**1*. th* folluwlnw Hrarrihrr. prwn-rtv altiinl and Irina la rWmUilr
('•ante, FUrbU, In-wfir <1
Th* Ksat »a y*r.|, „f th*
Hi,rth*r*r
tluortar of
(h*
VnrlkwoM Q n r U i *r H*rtl*n <
i 'm
W I S H 'N '
w h at
VE.Ry
N IC E
a im t
nui
i* *ly D. D# ^flbom , it w m
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I* F..IV)TT.R,
WNah#,i
■rui pf#r*t«iN.,
tided at a meeting o f fan* at Iht
City IUU yfsltrdiy ifttm con .
I§ g|oiL* i m .f i T S .
(islhvring to discuss what if* «iuslt»r II.SI.
»>wnw«i,
frw
i-s
(F resh Dressed A D raw e)
Seminole FSsh and P o o lin '
MARKET
M eLander A rcade
Phone 009
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We Deliver
«tm.
H UH;
WIIKRK qU AU TT MBLT8
. PRICK
Kanner Gets Numeral F E R T I L I Z E R S
Aa-Member-Of-Team
© BONN C.T-eqQWN
inlvrt/ In the pruteat a* an arid to a.-alat In drawing up rule* and
tration b aril.
M-.;iilntion* protecting th# poat1'ieaident to hive direct auper aiurnn aerie*.
all Uliipirra, azrept
rlafzrf
All po*t aeaaon »erlea ahall te
tbnt any umpire may lie removed playvl umler following rule*, unfrom duty by majority vute of the Ic* i otherwiae arranged:
dltecl r*.
Setici shall cm.' when one team
Umpltr.i f» y reduced from 17.50 ha* won four of (even oeheduled
to not more than 15 per yuin**,
gninr*.
N.i prot eat a u .11 be r.l ii.v.-,* on
ft "n!n;r girr.o o f the *erie« ti
the
gn •
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I.y
---- #judgment
r
-of a
_/ -u»|en
;
'It• luz-oiavaJ-am-Hceunda-aaf the taarrv
Tt~TFi"rly"!n . i ■» .'tem to Nu- r h r j n j the flral half, nnd all
'lonul Levcur playing or umpir othr- i^rr.ve •hall altmnate be
ing rule*.
>
tween th” two tUieii, whether
All |irote*i« mmt he i t on»ja- rr.lnH out, po*tponed, tie.', cr
nil'll ty it .$10 depimlt, which aum nrntr*t»da until onr t-nm ha* won
(htll bv uai-ij to ja y e.xponm • of 'opr gnmet.
calling league ilirvcbin ant of- “ Only Ihnae p’ nver* who<r name*
tl.-era.tv a mrtlln^ to dc.l.'e nn
wete nn the eligibility Hat one
the trnteat.
month before the eecord half
If two tckmi end elfh'r half of ended (hall he allowed to parthe -raaon in n tie, r.ne game tL tlel«at» In *he aerie*, am,’ all
ibrbl” till” rhtll be played on flayer* an Hated must have apneutral grnuri'a and the gate rerript* ai” to be nlviilcd between
‘iho .twi team-.
Prraident la empowered, "for
l^RINTTNO
the beat Interevt* o f th« league” .
tv a ay* equipped le produce
flral rlaan Job Wnrb at the
loueot paanibl* price*. Give **
n UUL
H e ra ld P r in lb r *
Fhnne t U
Even the best* o f beauty errams and lotions will not
be effective unless you start with a clean* fresh skin.
And only frequent bathing with H O T water will
really cleanse the pores and keep your skin in pen*
feet condition.
Now you can have plenty or hot water os' easily aa
you turn on on electric light* Nothing to remember
• « . nothing to forget. Simply snap the switch and
you have water a^ hot aa you need it. Modern elec*,
trie water heaters turn themselves off when the water
Is heated to the proper temperature*
” .
And* U ian’ |expensive to heat water on your Thrifty
Three, 7-5-2 c electric rate.' Ask any employee or
RICTRtCITY.KXIR
jj. Tewsakla *0, gnulk. IU*«*
io‘ satlafr said 4*4r*o and ro*t.
»•» a »»I uni
Mllwauk**. Youngstown and Orasd
Itaplrf*
—
a .t ia u h Diversion*: (to**,
all aa-taw r*r*c t*r*r**aiiM tar
TkarWar. Mar. ■«. ! « .
Saaford-Otleito I w l M of Florida:
Warm, parti) rlwody.
Hauling*
ratkar krary; llskl wlra laonllp.
Drmaad liaM. oiarktl wtak. Tew
fow aalr* trponrd to gnot*
ahlpmraia rallrd un**M
flam l*lty. Warm, »how*ra. llaotIn** m utrrrlr. iWtnand t|*ht, markr| slightly w.-akrr. Carlaada l ., « k
•hlpplnr polrl. I* Inch crate*. Indlvidually washed and pr»—vilrd. I .
feared In at loeit three gamea HL Na I. |.« do*. ll.te.ll.U l
t l.lt ; fair duality
d..«
ojritig the aeeond h *T of *he .I..a
•I •O.II.IO; rml* washed ant orecooled. U. A No. I. t-l dor. It.Maeaaon.
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fair iiirallir * -l» do*. Me
lxalinie* of Sanford’a entry In Tele*
rue Me n»p*rr* Fraaa laaparraai Market*.
the Central
Florida
Baaeball
New York. Mlalilty weaker. 1.
League will be Ia the haida of a de*. parity rlngrty
M r*r» « ’ ■
rlve-t*.
t **nllt. I« Fla naloailrd:
aro jp* of fan* Including Joe Lud>.,
„ ja*C#JUt»ul*AVAf.l»lLAMJ’AAWl. .'J im aim■
*w o'rm-^yi'twk’W’
W- K -V an ,. J«jk 8cot, and prob- . . . k r r ^ F.-rM . u
RESULTS
10— Flowers und Plants
tw irle d a numeral u a m M W
ef the frr«hmin boxing leap* aa*
roidirg to ward received bar* te•day.
Kanner therefore. becomes tba
hotdr r ef tw„ numerals, on* la
foot Sail ar.d.ona In boxing. In
which aport ha fought In U »
W trx>w (ifht diriikm w ill
*5V,4-
Co
grovp inu re d Mr. Lidw lg, who
Murray Kanner, Sarfor*.”a all
accepteo* the p u t of league di
rector t|inn R. A. Wllliem’e deel- Southern high »chr ol footbell cen
■Ion to retire Dot" the league, ter who htu been a atudent at the
that a dub will be ktcured at
once.
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Last Times
TO-NIGHT
A T M O N KY S A V IN G PRICKS
~
C O M P L K TB 8 TO C K 8
Tr u c k d k u v e k y
.
FROM I I S TO R E S
Sav« Money as A L L jewr Fertl•liter aad Feed saeda at Uds A A
G Stare. W » dellvac by trech.
You’ll Uk* ear prices, eur preducta
a ad ear servlet.
q u ic k
A and G * *
FERTILIZERS
Saturday
DOUBLE BILL
Everything In kitted Fertilizer*
and Fertilizer Materlala b e a t
culled far this locality.
TV# maintain big, complete, fresh
■lock*— no delay bccaoa* *f this
complete service.
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FEEDS
All Stack and Its ltry Ft-da,
Grain* and Hey— Fa Mean enrevaa*ura Jim Dandy B ra n d ^J'jw rt
stock* <tvcelvcd w**My t t o r t a
aaHafactlea. Vos c m get
yea watt here— priced rlgkL t o g
Atlantic and Gulf
Fertilizer Co.
Sanford Star*
M3 Ha 11read Avesna
GIFFORD GARRETT. Mk Z|
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Phene BN
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I at
RAIfrOKD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.’
t>*Connerp Mr. nntl Mrs*
Viftiercit Mr. i»r»l Mf*r Pm I
,„k*. Mr. and Mi*. J. K- llradtoh,
--------I worship rcrvice* l o f the rcceylion l - l . ry HlacLtuan. <f the l ’ . S , .
y jj,, |iickcr«.n, i:»- uuughtir rf >|r. and Mr*. 1- SI. Ulnhart, Mr.
I At the annua, meeting of the ..f'memtefr. Thou* without *h rtli Kncirvera thfive it
n . i l l r / c , |i.*
,.f ir»>
i. j Bn,I Mr*. II. I*. Fellow*. Mr. and
O ffk w 148 White Ritbvn' rrcruiU of the home* in Sanford ore welcomed to • npU ti N. J. Tilghinnn. of l*olnt-| Kra,|uote , f local *.h,»|.. I’rtor !>•
W. C..T*
h»t*lye.tcrday after- nil »ervlce*. The paitur i» mail- ha. II tV. l.o.Vr, «f laingwu d. her entrance int,- tlhio St tie, .he \|r,. H. K. RnumilUt. Mr*. MamU
-»*
Jlr*.
follow.
at the h^meof Mr*. Kraitci*; able for
conference every morning hari I elm,*! n. and
rhe follow j 4,nPnJ,.,| Icoltlnr rufenlvatt,
I'otic ye
furuN. M. Kennedy, r»a|
.
f
the
At
Utum
t
orn••;iw
o’clock
to
12:00
o
r
lock
inr
m
rntet
ill.*
FiteII
Mall
ney,
and
Sti»H
t^ A * n *n ”
W ie c m
.
E. Boll. 1101 |*Bih A » « 1U*.
fi m '.‘ :M
I inilteo ot the Sem iroe I oi.nty I rVgltt- iv i I .hi n, in which |;,|r« llarri*.
tu’dy at th* church.
P k r t y B y H i s M o t h e r S n r in l C n lp n d n r cki'Jrcn were crrollcJ. Mr*. J. O. m hi. »tB
Chamber’ of Commerre who met .u u t i r .he man ted in nat*in».
J
V / X t C / l U u / Mitchell
UltrbrU rmided
freckled o»»r the burl
the •>tlrcrv.1 . forty at the yi.'tini
Bl’ KClAL, SKRVICESt
ne*« , m w v a huh « n follJweu
I l i m O to —
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’IH*AI.
t-itl tuin.rt; Mayor V. A. Speer. V. I
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MONDAY •
by the White Kihbon .crvke. A
CHURCH. a.
it:.auLi. j.. j .
The
tnemher* « f
Scm rnolw^.
_____ _____ r e t " Sch“ l 0^1 M i« r „ » e r and • *en». "Bright Jew
Chapter Order *f l»«-M"l*y w ill •
* eovhU.y f c r T , ^ Mo|l , tu ^ S<wte*»c* a, •r ,,~, cIo. rJ lhr ..price,
1dir,I Sumby in lant.
attend »peelal »erviee* in honor
rmrTT grvrm Thamgay aftemovm j - , .u — 4. T- ml rh , S jnford t'oun- ’
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r _ r v T __^
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*™c
, Ilunng tha mwuiI hoar refresh
* hurrh School, U;30 A. M.
liiteinnltoiMl
l>r
.hy hr* mother. X w . L B . Harvey. tr_
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1 T « nil'll.'ei* of Circle Number - r m
tnnni . 0 0 IVMolay
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mrat. were »ervr.l hy the hJ*te»«,
M. rrirg I’ ruy.r and 8* "" o n . S a i l [ f o T f l G l T l A l t l O t l f r
!
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iv,
of
All
s
ir
t'alholi.
Chuirh.
u
nal
Hay
tomorrow
night
at
I
C m le Nomber Five o f All Soul. |a»*i*ted by Mr*. John D. Ab- It ml ,\. )|.
Ka**rr egg lumt and van, u* other
at the^ bo*
^
t ,nirg People’* Seivire luragut-, O h i o S t a t e G r a d u ai tt ee ss I un.l their |.*cort«, rnjoye,’ a l> at o’clo h
, , , J a 3r,n Catholw Church will meet at the raham*. At thl* time a large
_
r.> t , .m l lrf. tm.1 -u pjrr la.i C h trch . At thi. tlniovth.
' ‘ r-n i* N. the l rrie ._■ . 1 .
home a f Mr*. R. A. Cameren. J r , ' birthday cake vra* lighted in honor
30 |». j|.
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Among me utter* of the giadu- |night on the Skylark. Among r . Itrook*. J r , I ** f 4
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r t r acme « f
m ■ are torn, am ice and .meet
T' c lfU S,r" t ,n J Hyrlle af Mr*, l-orirg. « vUitlng member.
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alii<n rl.v-. , f nearly 2WI Iravirg tho*o frr.»n t « r r r : Mr. .in,I Mr*. Fit** lU rti't 1 ™’ ,t. ',1*.
. _ ______ ___ _____ . .
, . _ Avenur.
and Mr*. Blanche Stiinger. » h i
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t i l l M ill Ohio St.it* I'nivervity al *l’.dum- l lohn IV* Id. Mr. and Mr*. T. 1.. *|>«ei«l .rrn on ' ■* * '
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^ r L ! r ^ . f? Z
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f l w celebrated their birthday .n n lv ,r. ‘ " ^ ‘ « K ‘ *'T 1 0 N A I.
apw r «rf tar ,ama « l i r t » * . oeeecared I.-t tae
Regular program meeting of the _,
.
.
•one*
at
that
time.'
a«ea*Mn with «r*avuitre* o f f ink Woman-* Mnutorary Stcirly of
Coiner Park Avenue and Third " '
and white avrvet |*ac The tilth- tSe F ir.i Method,.'. I hJrch will
Stlvetr
y e t n oVk-cfc wad <w»- day -a ie wa* wed m white and take place at 3 * n .A l. ck at the
T lie lie*. John Itcrn-ird Hoot,
0)
e V tw t to mu-rr adnrred with lighted pink cancle*. <-hur. b vrilh Cirele Nam ier Five
ftI.
nnni.trr.
U the Vlae Cwtwr*. IST t e e pr*-*em ware: l » » l e Hal- j , charge o f the program.
t hutch School, ll;t.t A. M.
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w y . h ri«e gnr*t. R*Hy Speorer.
Morning tYurahip, 11:00 A. M.
• •
th n .tian
Kndraior
Society, j |
t i e IVrJSe- » * 0 tiln o l»«gg»r. doe
.^ ““ ^ V . ^ n ^ t ^ t ^ t
Jovre tiononeed, David Stanley »»p u *t thurvh «v.l meet at 3.3H FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
7::at |*. M.
t h r U n .F e ^ * ^ ^
W -n ream *. H arw y. ^ k
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A;
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tiertm le Yinirg, *peaker.
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Harney. R . K. Stoke., J r ,; » * »
! S.v.eenth St.eet and Sanfurd
MU’ vvi-cl. Servne
\V«dnr»day,i|
Tiarari I anmil
the
Smith. Tatty
An.ter*on.
Circle Numter Two o f the Fir.t Avenue.
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7:l1 P. M.
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^UUr t i e _ . u nni era* B*tty CagUv Wrlbelmma Nihta.k.
Charrh will meet with
Y v - T p -tur"gf*SUwv*. IT VtVAmW.Rt.ning Wor»hip, 7 j30 P. M. 1 mi'clm* were: IJeut. K. t‘ . Nill.on. In -, O’liu oflcr 'ctcrri-r.
White Ribbon Group
The «c*rfon will meet at the t ity tommi.*»iuner Waym- lir a y .'.^ y i, Ml*a \ > u It. Hi.
: HasAnnual Meeting . clooe of ih* morning and evening; and L (>. Mole, of (r>Inml»,’ . . nfurd
there t
Activities
Social And
M x U th r * M i S w i l t r I T i U M r ,
Ih li a t t M t e c t t c l i i i . m u d U
trteto. w 3 3 w x f t S & i a U 4V
FARE
SATITtOAY. MARHI IS. 19.1.1
w
Unci. tui«d>' Catholic Circlc Has
w.cht. ticorec \V. Mciiory.
! Yacht l»arty Friday
m i i l M I M r M i l * t i h t t * U cm
t U B M k ra p * e y A d , w h k *
K
M ttoM vttk t M r c v t if a t a * U W m U » « u * « M v t a k n M
K a il M i fa n M fflr a coUtt thur«H«k k*jUn*aK>.
WUb
•MV U I I I —
» > M itM *• bm 4 » tm fc r — A i l m a —
wUk a l u jw t t y o f t U crwttton. la U a iU «
M A d cru .
m m
th* wi m v
’ Mr. W lk M propMM that ciU w a k a akatt k % *a»JS S
»o l i l k wtUt Uw*r i n — ara a— a Mk» law —
A i— A
■umxr m « a k Ik al a m a IkaaaM i I — riaaa tU im m i*
M k iik oo i w t r m a iiM a l oAU— Uaak - MS w a v —
thouaaiul otkar taxi— dialrkU a*a u aa U ».m — M n r B n
priaclpal and ia ltrw ) yay— ala. Tkto MfetodyM*I — 41
of c m * a a i count*** U i w M i a t o a aa>— <a> 4 n 8 » W
repudiate, but rail— to a ttocttaa la vakMa « M t k ha* — ala
Lax pajrlnc difficult and la m a y c a m — yo w l)— ,
Uadar p m v a l lava it la a m t k a i v twyaaMM* to
faat omy^ a d ^ o f pMOMuariat MtUwaaatyj^.* * * ^ * * ^ *
A t The Churches
1 _
M brn in n isr t in lit h
ntjr to utra^ to It.
Oaa U adko— c, kolJtot*>01— ^ 'Lh**
f 1.000 of tha Ctty*a ukMaatia— cook! tk*o« a ' a w k u '
wranch into any plan which tha City adth t daciaa. 0* — I
laddt that h a a a paid la full.
I f tha W ilcox a— admaat It adopted, aay a k a al w f
tiematt t which tha City a a i a — darity o f t h a c c o d l t m
a i m upoa. would ha auaalty hladl— upoa all tha «*** a«
•nur. at 3.3* oelovk.
,
I Morning Servke, 11:00 A. M.
Z * wmo. a id ■■lmnniii
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R Rhs ffa C«>eg«
Mr*. Avenur.
a o m t l m * prvmerrt wear. * » .
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X~ M- S* rtk-' »'.rete Number Three f the, (1|Hstia|( Kml,.m, „ rt 6:M) r . M. Th,- Rev. Smith llanltn. yaator.
•Jr*. W . S « K
J r . l t e » n ’ X - J '* - « * • Yir*t Baptirt tB ar.h w.l, meet at
Evcni
^ .vtee. 7.SH P. M.
Sun. ay Sch ol, 0:15 A. tl.
*1 i
n
r
l o o , XYalher, Wrr, V . A . Caglr. Mr* »:M o ’vhrek at the church annex
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Piuf.M»ur II. K. McKay. *u|n-t
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V . II. narhey. Mr*. Crdand U jw v 'w ilh Mr*. Will llaml and
Ml*.
Intendent.
A . TWwnthy
U F. Sfewerr. Mr*. J. P. S. A. Fdewfwld a* ho.te**e*.
FIRST BAPTIST C lll RCH
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I Mntnin-- Service, llilM A. M.
*** —.i n
V n r m Harvey, and Mr*. V . K. Stoke*.
Circle N umber F'*“ r of the Hr»l
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„ ** ^ A * , __ ___________________________ t'apii<t Church will meet Of 1:311
Park Avenue and Siith Street. ' Sernior.
“ haniel, a
Moral
nTreUn w n » .
w rw m
j Bvi«rk with Mr*. I*. K. MrNah.
The Itcv. V’. P. 8r ok*, Jr, pa»- lletw**, t-y the pa-tor.
larttm X T
II. J -m n r V m o n v n c E l l t f l l x i l l
*7" w>*t Fifteenth Street.
tor.
to iirg P e-fle’i HirUnn
ymiwthy AaaltlU
»*
.
.
Circle Number Five of the Fit -t
Sunday S.ho.d, I0:i>o A. M.
P. M.
i»w. Awwm Starve Caurh.
r r l U j y |Rapti-t Chwnh will m r-t with
Fulling Seivicr, 7.30 I*. M.
Morning Servicr*. II ml A. M,
rue--------v _
Mr, c M. Hand. K *.t TwentySalmon. ••Without Me Ye Can
It. Y. I*. U , «:I5 I*. M.
iy * !•
Compliment mg Mr. and Mr*, , ^eond
Sttvet.
tha Nothing” , hy the pa»t pa-lor.
Service*.
M.
" ---- at' 3:3(1 o'clock,
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l Kvrnmg
o t >•••' K »»*•
r n v rf •7.30
*•••■ •P.
• ^w*
killran Andrew Carraway.
r, w h *r m am C.rcle Namier Six o f the F.r*t WfJnrM|ay evrmng *crvlce, 7: 30
\Vi<iiH-»day
Fvrning
Prayrr
r D o a M l i >leely. age tw k
place meeatly. th* fu p li-t Chanh will meet at 3: ui
Service, 7:30 I’. M.
e r and rwr-thrr
oVJnrl,
Banmvr
F*mti « , former ’« *ief father
me.I her.. ‘1nW
*A with Mr*. J. B. (Hiatt. * '
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A cordial invitation ■-> cvtcmi-,1
t t a m e l Vtirrff, Mr. and Mr*. Jndrr I amerrm. *fif - Wa*hmct«n Avetn-e.
a l i . s o i i -h «; \t i i o i .m :
1 > all to atlc-ril.
XJMry C wartl. aim ewtr-tatnod with a au-erltawma* j Ci-rtr Number Seven o f the
C lll RCH
.
alumrr aw-party gi«en ta*t j f i r - i
|taptr*t Church will mret at
■
leh m a r, la w - wight at Ihrtr homo on laurel
van o’rW k with
Mr*. Sara.i
Rev. J. J. Ke laghan. pad or.
e C < tn4rk K-dwrt Avenur. Q u ir'rn -- of -nap drag- Stewart, MellonvilV Avenue,
Firrt Va»*. M:0n A. M.
f a t mv. Vkatla.-* on*, rwlendula*. irtoi-k. w r l* » »
The jn»piiati nal meeting e f I
Svcwnd M ax lO.-tM A. M
| Jlannl. te r n Par- and other garden firmer* were Woman’* Auirliary of the tir*l
I! ,ary an.1 Item-diction,
m t , O audr Horn- a*ed to adorn the room* whrre pre-‘ yteeian t’ hurch, which rm*e* ^ ^ M.
f t ^ ^wllivaw. th- r e - i areee ewtrctaiwrd
the ch w rh yenr.i.wiW take phwej J w i)t jjaa*. 7-3t A . - i L
I n , . Jkftor a •ndal evening re- |a> 7 -3a p. M. i« the *0. lal room*I
C1a>* Saturday a
(Contlnunl (ram Page tine)
fre-hma-m wee* -e n d hr the
The rhnrch.
3;m» p, J|.
Cwml Vey. 1 . X Calha.-n. hm jr*-, r--«»T d 1V Mr* X . S.
n
' BESI*AY.
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Lent on llecntion*. \Vrdnr*ilay. pem-ral t-y llmwevolt.
TV
tin the other hand, part one i f
RiHn. •< S a n a , dam e, Thom-.m *r d
M
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u v - _ Numter
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Th'.o,
Three of« f All
All ~M P- H : Friday, 7s*» P. M.
the Mcrlhviial-: plan dealing nilli
WiUmm
IhiBam
J„hr. Tho-e r*re*. *.l v * «, -4r. and Mr*
Sun.!. Callwdie Chnrrh will meet,
"»eiurity'' loonght up f»r vlKi*tolt1
W
ill- ^Iran.
v i rwr.
Iv_r iianaoll
. . . at the
. .h me o f, „Mr*.
U k K MART t n v t M C N m
Oltuwliar.-. 11. Awdrew Car 1am*},
- h .n-*r rv»e»t*, , ,^ 0 >. m
I the yvho'v* p.-ipleving pi--l-l-m v*I
. J hr, Siauic-c Mr rmt Mrv J. I . Mareotettr. at
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CHURCH
XNM hL B w * * Mr and Mr*. U M THIord. Mr. Kath. ..r - Berner. 2«t. Ka*t FlevAufeiiran |*»ill,lputi ll in the *o
I llllion of ili.putei wliiili ml.hi
JmA BcCoItmn. " " d M r* F^rl Ita m y . Mr. and enth Street
<Pre*tiytirian I,Vveminent)
W n ^ r e m C , Phd M l" Fat Carravr*}. Mr. and Mr*.
The Co-ed ( U r. of the M.*t
I invl ive i d r l y Fm^, . un c u lltlrganiml in t*t*t.
TV Tvler. Mr* M.' S. Thoew I MrtKdr*t Church wTI meet at
Preaching S*rvicr« at 11:00 A. ' trie*.
S tm * n . Mm
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A. S.-nn K M. at «ha K -ne e( 7 ^
plat f im
. pi-d 7:30 I'. M.
The IV 110*1111
_ , «Mr*.
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, Ir>_~
Vane 1e.
Hpeec. «Mr. and
A.
h t l J I- f*
F. Rate*, fte*l Iir -t str»*t.
liia-le-l Sunday School with rim e, in favor of Imekiig up the
'tSalph ® - and Mr*. O ov g e lla l', th ' with Mr*, lute* an-’ Mr*. K. K. Trailed Teacher*. 10:00 A. M
pa,-t wf I'ari* renouncing war. I>y
Maude Carraway. CUra 1Kipp a . h rtewen.
Mmi-trr. the llev. Jamr* M ttiern* of romuttatinn* among (hThe
M
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t»epa,tment
of
«• » ] j „ , . Raakm. T h e Farie}. Mane Bertirnat- nr* uf that agreement.
Woman’ * (3uh will h»ve a pr»- ,
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Tmg. a r c W. F. Bert*. Jr.
The lloovir adinlni«tia!n>n pul
(Tam o f mu.re at K M [ V- M- at , AO| A t-oXS(|-*«(T Y ( III IU II iiy vva* to ron.*ult with tl • I'rllon
•ORmt
H e Huh hnu-e with Mr*. It. 1 •Ignatorte*. It dill *o n laMy at
Mx-er ard Mr*. Fraak ft'o.»ii»ff
The Rev. Alfred Kricson, |uv»tor. the time of threatened trouble le*l*maoiuvg the program and Mr*., Morning ServKe*. 11:00 A , XI.
tween t ti:n * an- ltu**ia ap-l in the
Jam- R. Smith an ! Mj»» W h o
Sun a y Sch ol. 0:15 A. M.
- Sino J.| .u e-e ,1-pule.
VUm O w nhaw . Ca
. Mah-mey a* hmte»»e*.
Chrivtian Kndeavor. (:3(l I*. XI.
Thi* nation, however, river h.i*
tk r lr f k a m a . ' -Racinnm ana the Eanpreo*,’
Fvrning Service*. 7:3U |*. XI
t*iund il-elf in advance to lake
MTEDNRSDAY.
J i , WW4 X. Jk.t JBdtwJHoldwya.Mayey’ a
Mid-week Prayer Xlreting. 7:3d parl in the - lulmn of any ili*pute|
______
y>tla! txmwl drama wf the fall wf the Re*
Annual Mower Show e f the
which tinglit ari»r. It ha* *lno«|
xtrwak*.
Billy mawuffs. w-rth John. EthH and (Urdew tluh * f SanfurJ will he P. M.
for llie night of dreiiling wiml
y, p ,
Cram- VoowH Barrymore logcthor *n the
from ; :W P. M. to S:0<l IV
FIRST C lll KC1I OF CHRIST I cour»e it » - ulil lake on the
e m a for the l« * t t me. I* th* M
Mayfair ll-t e t
3CIKNTIST
, lia«ic nf the iin’niilual ritrumattrw.tmn onmrag Sunday * and
Monday to the Milatir YVwtre.
TIH RSDAY
ilnn-e nf earh ra-e
.. _ withta the. .........
ChrHtian Science .enrleea are
TTa rd «_____>t
a happeningAi-ra.nl Firmer Show o f the
Sueli n lonleitrn'r roll I
Im*
o f the HTUtit gewerw- Garden Il* k o f Sanford will take i^ y every Sunday
no min* at tallnl hy the rr*)ur*t •f any five i
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turn, the ynrtarr’* *T<-ode- pr»; pla-r from Idiat A. M to ) 0 .r»l the rharrh at Fa-t Secon.l Strrel •Ignatorie* Including at |ea*t ,-ne
t y
M K -a Tvrpliea o f the mo*t er*Wfu| p, m . at the Mayfair Hotel.
at 11 .(Ml o'clock. SubyeiH fur l«- of thr >evrn great power*.
nrew! e W ft la the wmrM. thu* io
Mi** Carwlyw Collier will give morow i* "Matter” .
r hi eluding the oyiertaete of a "pervod” , jdano re-ital i l I * P. M. at
Wnine.day evening church at
■ H e r ___________ ____ ____ _______ ___ like Woman'* Cl-h. The pul-lic I*
h<»i K. Tin- S t, at H:(MI o’clock.
Thia church maintain* a tire
»m c ami Mr*. A. IV Byrd. Mr aad eordmlty invited.
,
Reading Room at the rhuirh where
*hf Me* O o e r e Shipp. Mr. aad Mr*.
1'the llit le ard all authorized I'hrlv“
Tom C T iv Mr*. Elmer Cordell.
■O a * wf Mar Ftawt CtwH- *}t*. V . UeReymddv Mr*. E. Fre P*ctarr
ohrle .till
remaining tiaa SPIencr literature may Iw
" f Mr.
Mr* A. M. Mnlker, the <r*rtty a modem *1«ry.
trail, btfyiiRni or
0 |K*n
•fthrawt- w ra * . nattw
I-«m g .
M .ry
Ft!hH Barvyrnme y t a jM b ' > • « 'TuM..,y , arul Friday- fr-ro 3 tu
(Continued F'pmii Pug> Hurl
■*» w w t l j i n , Sh-pp. Velma Shrpp. Kath per**- Jotm K v e d a
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P
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M.
cert*. Appr virnatrly I* airplane
■r r r m B l K Famta-e APfdH,. and
from (ltlan.br. Sanford. Jackson
KUKMCf.FR MKT HUMS T
------- Omwtte Jram*. W. C. l« * .m g . AH «* »*»
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Field*. Ctrill. rJtW
»wmat prctoriaatioa Of the downville, uni other Florida n tn * will
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. Ion Field*. J. (veld*.
O W , u
^ |W> Kmpirr and the n*r o f '
■rrltm during the day an, lami *i*t r.
Bay H v . Jr—-r Darthe BoHhrcik regime. In every
at the fair gr unit*.
Sua-*vy Shoot. IU.0U A. XI.
ram-, perfect makeup make- Hie
Ap| iiintim tit - f the fol’ooing
Fpaotjh I cagur. li :u P XI
i tMl never* ewwct replkma uf thr
liao-lle all <!<-• *11* - f
Pirachin.-. Thunday. 7..'to I*. XI 1ummittrb
original*.
the celebration lame rear the end
Richard Br4e*»ar*ky, author of y Rrv. K. T. Caldwell, parlor.
o f tho meeting: Mayor Furl U.
-The ft'ay o f a Lancer," ami for- It mu n. i f 1*--! jan.l. a* iliiirnian.
dirZ tor in the M«-c*m V.t ( HI RCH UF Tlllt
W. K. ( 21} tin, of Cre-eeiH l it}. W.
Theatre, directed the •***»*>-.
UVr Mary Ha.
T. Murphy, o f llrlani.’o. (
I
fr-.m aw on g ’ oal Hmy hy (> « .!.
IS. X. Momlrr*. (wstor.
Adam*, of Sanford, lir rge W .
MarArthar.
SunJoy Sfheo’, »:*5 A. M
fiihtw, of Jachronvllle, and hail
, 1)1- great
I‘reaching, II mi A. M.
ta-hmann. o f Sanford.
P
-rathedral eph-da aad other
Young l*cop!«*» Society,
T h :»e attending the morning
.•
’ dr vital*.
.
Intern* dramatic materia!
I’ rrochinr. T.’-O P. II.
- ______ eo»ta<raed in the hypnotizing
‘ •
rmyi-r Meeting Tucrrlay
*
|little prineo hy Ranpatin. in hrI*. M.
intngwe* aad < _
I'm a. lung C»unty Home,
emgvwace o f tho noble, after Int
tampering ha* nawt the empire . n
ricaching (
D O im LE SHOW
B « ,» • • • • * •
A‘**tW r . ' p"
* 4 o . a t tacmlar drUU l . a grnwt revriew of
Projrcr
’
Meeting,
Tundoy.
—___ __- ' |!< ««iAR tW*f*v
The ra»t in rappnrt nf the Ra.
xank <
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^
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L\0hJ€l_
TMoeer* int lade* Ralph Morgan,
►Haht-1 ’
PRRSIIYTKRIAN CIICNCH
(vioaa Wyayaed aad Tad Alevin
WUh
Thu*, a ira a t ntrW* would hav
com ini tha many dlffkultlaa which
v h k h ara a m - b o a i w l
la 1
«oaa throujh. Sanfhrd. a a i «i
ara at y r t m l la tk fault oa
work out a pam aaaat p k a v!
MttW fo r aaca a a i aM tk k vax
,
A martram wa
PtfttTlan bond*.
it have n greater appeal la
coontry if ao many peepk
1 has*
im h
p n u h r —Tam*
K m •* a hog %t a *»g.
Whaniar four al Ilea peepla ate
gameMU together—n> aay aaU*
lag of 60 or 10—the man whn
tbit ha ha la going to got fall
paUafarilon la Juil a rommoa, or.
didtry fool." The arttlah Premier
•art booere hla pUalpataniiarioa.
aallcai tka radical chaapaa la tkail— (a th» w t —~
roundad a im favar hutttaa. tapatiav m r «wK WNMi
fendtra. aai otkar iaxkaa to cut tha vUd k m
w h tkaaa car*, however, have awl takaa rrmthdi
advantaiM of tha pnaaihlUtWa offered hy untmmltoi»mI A
fvv automohika hata experlawated aawh further *mJ aaft
of theaa axprimato haw maa a few car* that mrntad
alrnoat tW mat word ia thin p m m
A ITkm AnSnaM
exhibited la JachaMvIlb yaatetday vhkh —ShramdlewS
featura for cuttlaa dova wiad m ia la m ia S y
fkkat vaa tha tkaWa that it w«* dltfkuk to — aka £
machlae a* an autoaaohlk,
But. however uauMthodox IU appeaiem. tha car — frr
up fur IU look* la Improved eftkkaav. kea M ----- trx
||oa end ireater apaed. Built vo the ham uf a raia dtuk
thaw awao pwtruila« appaadaceo. tha (ta d tm k o lu S l
top, all maltlap into uaa harm^akut » W
Kx*w tU
Ulhtp are soak iato tha body, and the dwv haaka aaa
cupped in Uttk aitchee,
**
The proem of etmaeUniap haa hdety h — a* km
purtanl consideredton la ehip cm tm tlM . a— so m d a*
wawm tka superstructure as tka hud uwkv warn Tha
suction of walsr hM tha u a » retarding effect
tka sms
tka of air. oaly to a iwater exteal.
i r * ? N ^tU e Film Wffl Be
At N i u e On Sunday
“ lE U U U I K
HOYS’ S llO r .S
5 2 . h0
boat* hy devekpiaa OMttonel power, tha m-cmkEKaok
of tha same purpose hy the simple method of a « W i*
drsipn loom* as a ywal booa to the »hippk« kskmtry.
The mtraialai force* of wind ami water haw k ea
owrcom la the past taryely hy the wa of xovovl ha hha
future they will be combatted more nml more Vx ikeiea ami
construeUaa.
.
J
few
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Sunday School, 9:15 A. M.
Morning tVorthip, 11:00 A. XI.
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Ailm iusion r*(K-. T a x 5c
Sanfurd Ave.
Plans M a d e For
Celebrating Day
In DeLand S o o n
m1 n ChatKolior HUirn whal
iluctli* a war of pacoecetian that a British ekipwricht has aaaouxstai that sp—k uf
agtlmt Catholic and Jewe la drie- 3& knots an hour are coaamerviadt pnvtkakk lor - kl>in r some of Uormaay*! h*U aili* Whaa oaa coatidare tka tereUk coal -firm-Timka m k ha
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Bast 'Singer whn galaad
•wise notoriety fa&wtag
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Him. Day, Mia* Buffington, of
WfeHtae, Pa. « # MMa Farquar,
of Brodf«d. h . t w g tttto 'tF
Mm . FWy Miller feaday.
Mr. and Mm, A. B. Moran M r*
moved to Sanford whore, Mr.
M an* k W * M « ad the meat * i H l o c > f o e • a * h o a r l i c i t * e « 4 *
depdrtaaM to tfe A. A P. atorw h o a t a e a A . w . t o d a y t
^ P o t o v a c TAfum: «
ear#
an tha dinar ef FIrat and .San- •gssa-l. New Torb I. rblladelpbU
fard iTtaaai
Mra. Qitrk, Mr*. Lottire, and
Mrs. W Uliana gUbaa aUoadad the
Flovrar Shew In IWnter Park
B. T e rw N te -
Mra. M. E. Dooley and Mra. E~
Ball attended the regular meeting
• fife Chuluotn P.-T. A. In Cha
leota Tuesday evening'
Tha Oanava Oarden Club mat
at tha homo af Mra. R- L, Brown
Friday afternoon. The aabject for
tha afternoon waa "Flowering
Traaa."
Plana were discuasad for a
Hower abow which It to be held
In n few weak*.
Mr*. Duval and arm Hubbard
Duval left Wadneailay for Mora
Hawn whore they will *pend aoma
time.
•
W. R. Klmbrell apent lh« week
end in Jackeonvllle, with hla
daughter and aon-ln-law, Mr. and
Mr*. George C. Norton.
»
Mrs. W. R. Klmbret apent Toeat*jy in Sanford aa guait of Mr.
and Mra. llagarty.
LONGWOOD
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U A. fU n a m l J . L. BfHphPB*
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The Young Women's Mission
Ml
« * ary Cirri* of th* M. E. Church
III
Ml mat at tha home of Mra. W. T.
1ST Chanca on Monday aftarnoon for
.* »>•»-
Free Hitting, Scorlni
Feature Opening. Tut
TUNING and repairing,
Free hitting and ee«|pg vma a
ctlon guaranteed. L. H. feature of tfe ogenlng gamw of
ire call* at Randall Elec- th. Jlinlor Jilgh School patakall
League Wkkh got under way on
WkdMtdny
this weak for an
•life'wart Mason that will and In
Ha tegular btulnaaa
meeting.
Mra. C. 0. Bara, district secretary
Of Sanford waa tha apaakar. The
hoataaa lerred Ice cream and take
Mr*. Stone, o f Sanford, waa
vlalting her daughter, Mia* Carol
Stone In Oviedo Monday oiler-:
BOOB,
It
M t N IC K
Lyman
orefeatra
furniahad
many nomheff olr thd program at
tha County Chamber of Commarre
entertainmant at Fern Park The
ater on Monday evening.
At the weekly gathering of New
England Folka In Orlando Montoy
night, 31 Touflat Club membere
from •Longwood warn vlaltora.
Neat week Ike local club, will gut
on the program there.
The . Flve-Huntfred Club on
Tdraday* night held it* usual eve.
r#4*llfin aliinir th* K<*i »!*!*» Fif
th* Fifth! o f R R ) Of Balt! IUII"
W«r I'omiMinr Mhoul 17 rhHln*
!a
Hi
John*
lttT*r,
IhtRff*
H*iAlhffft»t#fi)r 4 lonft th# ll(t« n f
1A# rtrlftlniil
ir a v ir w
n f tho
Htiulh ik l* o f (h* Hi. J e f t l i f l i t *
<#r h i l4»k* M fiii n# tn Hi# fKiIttl
of
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m * tr» (H urt o r I#** o f U n d i i u i
R J NIX*
Ht*#4*lal X n t i r .
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m u
5AV-MV WIFE 11 KICKIN’1 All
New Regulations
OnVefiicle Weigfiis
Revealed In State
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. IU— iJI
tn nllow oiir-clv,'* !■> 'become an —The Florida Railroad Comml*enemy would
the heltrht of fid- slnn yesterday announced new
ly.
regulation* on maalmuin gross
“ By impalrinir our |M,wrr n*d Wright limit* lawfully allowed on
poaill.it, in the Far F.n-t you would
do nirgoixHor the aufferlnu |ho- all classes of motor irhicle* op
ple of China, and you might lay erating under the Juriadielivii of
China open to communist control. •ne commission.
* The following limit* were «et:
I don’t believe you want tlllt.
Common carrier* '.’ o.imhi pound*
•■On both aide* of the »*aacifie
there I* every reason for keeping plus 10 percent overweight *1the peace. Aa between all great Leaner, nuiking Ihr maiimuni
power*, even between England and '.'2,000 pound* (aama a- previous
the United State., there are con ly!.
Piivats- contract rmiirrs anil
flict* or Interest* between Jn|>«n
|Kiund*.
and your country: but thl* con "for Idle” carrlara:
flict or rivalry forma but a email (The limit was l#,0oo |»iiiuU un
fraction »» our general Inlere-t*. til upset by tha eouil ruling.)
the overwhelming bulk o f which
The rommission's order' *aid no
weigh heavily on the side of single unit in any rln— of motor
peace.
vrhirlr under It* Jur*i|irllon may
"For eaample, Japan, being an lawfully rarry more than II.OIMt
oiganlied, at* bill red and progres younds of foy Lai.*. Tbs limit* set
sive country, with Industrial dr- Sneludr I t , wrl(;lit of li e Lad and
vrlnpment far beyond that of any the vehicle.
'
other oriental country, l» your
Yr*!cid*y'* order wa- llte le*
irrrateat customer on the 1‘aclflc .suit ol u •rtlrs of tubie hinlinis
On the silhjeet, rjtenitini! f m o
la-t Nuvemb*r to February. Hill
rariiert sought to have the ruinmission reduce the limits nlimved
WtOID-ANDjT
CERTAINLY IS A 0WOTIFUL
VIEW - A MOWF BEAUT1FU
^ View Than anytihno
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Our roomM l
L f # £ H H U N T K P Art/MALp e e i t i t t * r/ r o M L * r r n > xJ 6 *r
c a y s M A tr ’ A r a p L S
s o r r i Y r/ to M t h c . m o u t h
OP T H * C A T * / / Y S E A R C H O R
P O O O H O * W 3 T R / M / Y D -T O M
:rt
!
HP# h r r r b y
ware acheduled to p'.ay IS hnlaa of
golf »t tha Sanf.ird Country Club
thia afternoon in the final* of the
il#*lfiiif|V#f| «i:# Ilf# H#Hf*|*«p#r In
annual City Golf Championship hli'K thl# otil# r •hull h# p u h lf«h rtl
fo p fo u r rnintrfH tlv# torrlu*
Tourramant for Women.
WtinF#* \ K iNviurlaiiw, i'|#rk «f
Mr*. Speer advanced Into the h ii Id
I'lr c if li l*i»nrt* uni! fh*- o f f l r U I
final* by defeating Mr*. C.eorge Aonl ifiP fT pf t iii« |fi|) aliiy *«f M nreli,
Hull .1 and * Wcdnetday altarV. is, hnrni.Aiw,
noon, while Mr*. Milling *>•
rum.
K I. P u rilU b ,
fgated Mr*. Roy Syme* by a
I) C.
||*r wore to gain a rhance to
wre*t the title fmnt Mr*. Speer.
L G G A t, N O T IC E
tv t i n khm an vim i.ii r o r v -
tt,
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in n i t t i r a t .
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YOUft HEAD
OUTOFTH'
‘'f WINDOW... A H '
THE AbVENTURES OF TOMi DICK AND HARRY
.
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waiuv
UfforftU,
nrtU rM ftHil Pft»
tiu lrn t to iv# anil H ppm r u p on Iba
Itot dto) o f M ar. 1333 !•> lb # n ill o f
C o m p U tM fllffil N D l u l )o t i In lift
Hbn*# F fltitlrd fHU*# *tn*t r o ll Ft
TTir HBn for*.
llr r iM
I# h # r « b f
whoa* reputation a are equal to
those o f acores of big laagwa
pttyora.
Besides making up one of the
feat diamond aggregation* on the
road aa a traveling town, the
House o f David athletes ara an
« U (B onto to ott- attraction to thalr personal ap-
visiting players
f»m.iiiKU.>:
Y ou
instructed On gripe, and putting
dJadylao of Ul* strong* toUgiw
•ppostr, tfe y draw racord-braaktol
crowd*, akd their exhibition, toatdto hatog waoally nearly flawlam
t o n « technical standpoint U of
totonat h ic t iii of their aoaatm)
( i l l ro ll Mi;fiiioi.i: cm i .
Htnf# o f
IIELI. BOY i:i
iff C an e. u f e w a o u a w indow is
t o r OF SMOKf JfACItS AMD FACTORIfS:
AM SHf SAYS you ADVfBTHfD
A BEAUT1FW. VIEW
FROM EVfRY
,
( I N C U T C’ O t NTo r w * 9 jiu ir iA ie
n a r v ir .
t h in i)
t i
T t F I.O N IIM . I I ( I I A K K N I .
ftltM O X H IV .lltlK O im p U ln a n i.
TB.
r n U A lt K l.le t : w a i i d . iv fF m i# n i.
n n n e n o r r r N L ir A T fO T
11-iii.-1 live continually, and for u*
famed *ata and aporta put on
weakly by thia organliatlon. The
cammittea for thl* week waa Mia*
Cor* Dolley and Mr. and Mr*.
Sherman Luiada.
Mra. J. A. Hlatlina and *nn,
John, hav* been 111 thia week at
thalr home on tha Wagner RouL
Mr. and Mra. William Boat, of
Aurora, III. entertained the FiveHundred Club at the library on
Thuraday evening. Nine tables of
tarda were in play. A buffet sup
per of sandwiches, cakta, and Iced
tea were served by boat and
hostess. There waa dancing until
midnight with music by M. Fa*
rlna.
At a business meeting of th«
Flvr-llun led Club it waa voted
to hold the annual banquet at
Ponce do l.enu Springs this year.
motor line*, while the latter
aouyht to Kara the rommiaion re
tain
or Int reaae the weiyht
limit*.
Official* and enyineera of the'
State Road Department figured
in tha hearing! aa witneaaea called
to testify aa to the ability of
road* and bridge* t» atand motor
traffic.
Speer And
Wilcox* Peterson Mesdames
Milling In Finals
Present Measure Mr*. V. A. Speer, IM J City Golf Tv.
To H e lp Farmer Champion and Mr*. R. Mailing
JAP DELEGATE
TALKS AGAINST
WAR W ITH U. S.
*
Mr. and Mr*. Don COrraway
had M tbair guaata Sunday after
noon Mr. and lire. E. T. Carrn■wqy and daughter, Mra. M. G.
Carrawiy and daughter,
Mia*
Mtodc, Mra. Emma DuBoe* and
L. If. TUllerd,-of Sanford.
Mr. and Hr*. Shaw, of Winter
Park, Reft vlalting in OvIriAo
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. a*d Mra. E. L. McLean and
sen, of Sanford, were gueata of
Mrs. Libbla Wahtright Tuesday.
Friend* and relative* of Mr*.
W, J .' Lawton are glad to know
that aha la convalescing from an
lllaaea of several week* at a san
itarium In Oriarkb and returned
to tor home tn Oviedo Sunday
aftarnoon.
Min Maria Chaataln and nlace,
stance anl p|ay, N#it week Mr.
Hall will tooth hi* data on tha
uan of wooden cluba and how to
drive.
„ Reminder waa mad# (hat data
aafedulea are aa followa: Junior
Hlffh School fey«, 9:00 o'clock;
Senior High School hoys, 9:10
o'clock. Senior and Junior High
School gjris, 10:00 o’doek.
to aovkwj Kao# of work,
•rnfah raftroncea, salary or
no object. H. Cramer, West
Btiwat, or Routo S, Bon 79.
J.
the Philippine H in d i. Wr stand
second only to Ur«at Britain
•many th* nation! of the world
purchasing American raw ma
laria la and manufactured products.
The reterae la alao the ease: The
United State* b* Japan'* greatest
ruatomer, buying from u* annual
ly naarly 40 parent of the yoodi
we ship abroad. And «* *»uld not
liar without oUr foraiyn trade.
mued
Jaraty
I'hlledelohU t. hilled WllkeibarreW ASHINGTON,
Mar.
Clltelainl
*
ttlia lH ■'•«■* Ii Ih m IIw tar Prapared jointly by Representa. Few. i. war. IT. I*M>
tlraa Pctemon and Wlleo* of
U A M u it li-iiv iM D o
g e c t inn
» r Florida, hut introduced under the
F lo rid I
W arm , p a rity
clou d y
t la u ll n e . m n d ora te, D ahl w ir e In- name of the former, a* the name*
un lrv K m c a l »ln w , p r ic e , a lig h t- of two or marr member* may not
ty l o w . i ( ’ a rlo a il* t, o l> e h lp p la a
p o lh l. tl>n*od n * d o tlv e rcd w ile , laee appear on a bill, a meaaurr waa
A ll.
ir a m p o r ta t ln n
r h iia ..)
I I offered Thuraday In the
Hnu*e
tneh rr a ico , In d ly ld n a lly w n ehed, «
I* Out l H i l o ,
few
lo w e r : 1-1 entitled "An art to provide for
A na few ealea
I a*, fe w
h it h e r ; loan* to farmer* for crop produc
c r t f e w eohe .1 a .i n 4 m
I « o - l in
tion and harvesting during the
rt -A N T i* IT T . F lo r id a : ( M a u l e e .
d a r a n o u S a it ln n )!
W a rm .
p a rtly year 1933 and for other purpnae*.
e la a d y l la u iin a t m n d e ra tr: rtimnml approved Fcdiruary 14, 1013.“
•taw. m tfrbef c u l t C arlnaiU r. o h.
The Peteraon-Wilro* bill aeeh*
a h lp p la * pc,Ini. Ifcaoed an d e lly .r e d
aateo
lr«*
AM.
ira n a p o ri.itin n to amend the art In read “An art
ch a rn e > l in Inch cra la a . In d lcid n a lin Dfatidt for loan, to bemad*
during 1 na year
firmer*
i . t l l rrpl# WMRtiPfl aniI f»rpetn>l#4. for rrnp prcHlurtiun. rultlvatloa
I?. •• X* », • atnl.
I.N |
« » tl»B
and harvaallng, and for other
l.lt .
q tin I lly c*% *t*ib.
t Cl din t i W
purpn*ea". It wil) W eeen that
m e w YOftH
D u ll
41
the amendment include* the wurd
M r tljr vtaudr. H r » r » « r r lr # it ; t t
r l i fiHl.inf.ttt;
If fir s
•*»» I n #H "eultivatlon'*. The bill i* similar
in y ttlt* *
ilpiriRnit ntifw. |n general outline to thnt already
IM rlt# t d u ll F lo r id * >0 IhhIi t*r*i#p.
In the Sennle by
Crut*
ni'ab hr tl, unit
In d lv ld m illr introdurad
w *ph pd iiM |»r#p«Mf|f«f* 3 *l»** l .l i * Senator Park Trammell, differ
1.13; I ilo*. U i * l . 7 l » f# w h t * h r r ;
€ dot
* M . - l . f c a - M S ; I# ing from it particularly in that
it goe* hrynml the aim of the
d ©* I ?3*l I#
P t r r m i t T : HlU lhtlr w rah rp . 11 Trammell bill.
tl# fff# f* fln u d y , f FI*. * r r l v f d ;
Section g of the Peteraon-Wilr * r * o n irn ch . Riifitillrd l l n t f l l
n u ib l *1nw, m arhP t * ll* h tlv wrnli
roe bill provide*: “Loan* may be
r r F lorid a 1* Inch rr*lt*P. Individ* made pursuant to lUa irrtien up
u*H y
*tv! |iff(W »l#tl, € »!'»
daft. I l l - M i l I d o t, * M I J * . f Hi*' on rrup* which arc planted during
t o n r d ln ir y r ifin lllr nlid crtitdlfIon the year I9l 1 for harvesting noi
m o p lly m aiiBtl I,*.*
later than May I, 19.1 I. Payment
of nny loan made pursuant to
this sertlnn, shall not he re, |Uire, I
prior to May I, 1914, unlua an
earliar time for payment i*
agreed upon by the borrower and
the secretary of agriculture.''
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Generally fair tonight and Set.
■Her- Ultle »W »|» la U*h
par*tare.
Publkhetl la Florida’s H e a r t
The World’s Greatest Vegetable
Spot and Richest Garden Land.
AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R
Member Asaodated Press
VOLUME JUUH
ITO
TO
MakesKnownPlanaOn
Heels O f Legisla
tion Designed For
l
Assisting Farmers
WASHINGTON. Mar. 17.
— </P)— Having aet Congress
to w ork on legislation to lift
•the farm ers' income. Presi
dent Roosevelt planned today
t o '‘ dispatch his employment
Farm R elief Message
WASHINGTON, Mar. |7 .-bPV-Pr.*ld*ni Roe.evelt n
a meaaago yeaterday urging (bjngre** to enact Immediate
legislation for agriculture relief, aald:
__
“ At the same time that you and l ore kilning In enwreenc* action to bring order to our hank* and to make our
rogufar eipendlturea balance oV income. I deem It of equal
ImtAtance !to take other amt simultaneous stepa wllr.out
wattft* for ft UUr meeting of Con*m*.
__
•.#£** o* then# la of definite jonatroctWt Importance to
our economic recovery. U relate* to agriculture and »cck» to
increase the nurtbnatng power of our farmer* and the con
sumption o f article* manufactured In our Induatrlal renter*
and at the stm t time grvatly to reliere the prea sur* of form
mortgage* and to Increase the a»*et value of farm loan*
. < - > » - .<
view have produetd a measure which offer* great promise of
g^*l result!*. I Ull you frankly.lt t* a new and “ " ‘ rod path
hut with equal frankness that an unprecedented condition
call* for the trial of new mean* to rescue agriculture.
“ If a fair administrative trial of It is made and it doe*
not produce the hoped for re.ulU I .hall be the first to
acknowledge It and advl*e you.
th#
“Th* •proposed legislation U
‘ * 7 .. ™ * .'° '
Flee Cents A Copy
SANFORD. FLORIDA, FRIDAY. MARCH 17. 1933
HOUSE, SENATE
ARE SPLIT ON
B E E MEASURE
Fosses Are Seeking
Negro Gun Wielder
TALLAHASSEE, Mar. 17—
(,I1 - Posses
from
several
Norih plotida are: South Geeri p o iltles r. relucted a wide| spread »*arvh today for the
I negro who shot anJ wound*-'
twtf persons after a serie* of
i Mx-ric* here and at Baln! lidge, Ga. The negro, known
Differences Develop hvte tuily a* “ Red", shot and
0 sailed Deputy Joe t'ampbell.
Between 2Branches Tr
lahassee, when
Campbell
Over Alcoholic Con attempt*!? to snest him for
1 -timing regarding thefts.
tent To Be Allowed Tie
negr> recently a!»o shot
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17.—(Ah tni wounled souther negro
whom he attempted to rob.
-H ou se IHrmecrattc lead-r* deridrd today to *#n,l the beer leglaIvtlon to conference with the Sen
r ilF F D
ate to adjust dlffrrentr* between D n i n i r i l n r
U r U lL E lI l
the two brunches cin alcoholic coo 0 1 l u l l
ler,t. The House hill
perce’nT’ alcohoHc rontrn
It to 1.05.
Senate hill limiting it
NU M BER 307
OFFICIAL DATA Break Anticipated
GIVE OUT 1 Betw een Engla:
QUAKEDAMAGE And Soviet Russ
Of Six BritiflK
ORLANDOBEGINSArrest
Subjects Brings On
B ig Crlsi#
60-DAY DRIVETO Second
In As Many Month#;
LURE TOURISTS
Report Of Red Cross
Reveals Extent Of
Destruction Do ne
By Severe Shocks
LONG BEACH. Calif- Mar. I*.
_jy|q_Th.- lied t'r »« said yester
day a .preliminary suivey Inc-t.at#* 2100 hemes were mined and
12 1,0 0 0 damaged in the entire
» ” •* sttlek,,, by Friday'* earthquake, which resulted in at least
Total Of $10,000Asked
T o Push Campaign
To S t i r Business
ltd deaths a n : properly 1™«
IgfflOTjRiMWB SOUTH1'”
j
'
j
LON DON , M tr. 17.—
A break in dip lom atic. rel»t?
tlons betw een Great B ritain
and Soviet R u « l a waa antlel^
pated today In both bualnaaa
and political circlet.
1 1 rrift lh-r tf***^*
the e f f o r t o f the two cou n trle$ w ithin f i v e m on th !,Thla time th* i r w t of alx BriuaK*
aobject*. employed m Moocew.
waa eomldored likely to ctuaq,
tho recall of the BrltUh ambea-
$7 ..*oo appropriated by the city
th** first official callcommission from th* publicity
____________ __________
'
D I G I ? mat* "f th* extint of damage *x- fund, th* Greater Orlando Move
Democratic leader Byrn* said A P f l D i r C C
r i U L C l l J I I l O L c u.lvrly to home*.
ment yestenlay Inaugurated a 80proponent* «»f the bljl ilewireil that A d
i
.
,
The Beil Cr «s rerewed ita apday campaign to attract north
the Jlouse di-«»»»*•' to the Senate
IfTu conferred with S«n»t*r»
crop *urplu»«* at the proposed world emnomic conference.
I <ul for cnntnliufliin* to fund*
bound visitors leaving kllaml and
amendment*.
*
Byrne* and Bulkier t>n the d»*
Chairman DougMon of
the Business Men, Farm fur inunVdiaie relief of the home- St. Petersburg.
airebilitr of having Congress eo
Way* nntl Mean* Committee *uid
On a unanimous approving voto “ In'em bargo on Ruxalan good !;
ers Note With Joy lr«M.
right on through without' recrss
Drafting of a stringent nrdl- nf the 100 member* o f the move also waa viewed aa a poaiiMhty
Kepresentative
Cullen
of
New
until the entlro special tewlon
Upturn
Of
Cotton
iuindTproviding
tliat
all
future
York and MeCormnck. Ma«*achument and friend* gathered at the to Uk# effect when th* p m t l :»
.p rogra m It enacted, possibly aarlr
conatruetion in
!*•«
Angeles chamber, of commerce, Mayor AL trade agreement with tha t#MQ
rinneratic sponsors of the
f t t May.
“ earthquake Y. Way announced the decision of countries expire* Apr. 11,
■NRW~-OHLKAN,-.Ma». 17— : cmtrty - shall be
firvwmt <ta perrewt alco
•** Yh* outlook, la for the
A spirit of g.oil riiocr gripped .woof", particularly in the can* the commission to grant the re
holic content.
MeanGme, th* hop# of
merit plan to be tent to the
The matter will have to ho put the Southland lost night as bust- nf school buildings, was ordered quest rtf the governing board for disarmament and relief
Capital Monday.
'
yesterday
in
a
resolution
unanlbaders and fa.uiers noteif
to the House whirh apparently l * i n,
threatening tenaion on the fr«a«
the appropriation. .
Chairman Steagall, of (he
with j-.y .the rising tide of eolliini mous|y voted by the county toard
ready to differ with the Senate.
A total uf $10,000 waa aakod, tier* of European eoutriee tnrtH^
he espectrd an amendment to
_Thu Senate, laat night assured prii. i on th# |tine11 id maikcts 1 , f aiJ|iervisor*.
the r,'.5O0 being Included In th* toward Rom* aa final prepara*
Houao tanking committee, aald Violent Upsurges Arc Chief Executive Now
I Thnuiands of person* atlil were rnmmlssloners' grant but to be tlona were made for a Britlab- 1
the railin'* thlrety that so far aa of the w.rld.
the emergency benklg measure,
Hrs Full Power To the federal laws go, beer of at From every quarter of th*-! cnreipwil In park*. Other thousand* turned over to the governing Italian conference thla
Recorded As Stocks
eatending Ita beneflla to, state
> a*Cut
Federal Costs least 3.05 alcoholic content will be South came reassuring tidinu* |,mr returned to practically un* board only after a apoelfle pro
tanks that are not. member* of
Cool Off A Little
that the long hoped-for btulnes* damaged home* front which they gram for It* use haa been de
legal in early April.
the federal reaerre to patt the
Actirg with the disfateh that revival wa* ilefinitily at haul.
fled for'aafety ilurlrg the rerie* veloped.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17. -<Ah
Home before adjournment thii
NEW YORK. Mar. n ^ F ) ha* come to characterin' Congreas
The spark w*» fired with the 0f more than forty earth thoeks.
A concerted advertising pro
—Congreas
yeatentay
gave
Pres
afternoon.
A violent op*urge In cotton and
gram
in Miami and 8 t. Peters
in
these
Rosreveltian
Cays,
the
rent
cuing
of
the
New
Orleans
and
A
rilghl
tremor
was
felt
at
•*. President Roos-vot yesterday
Roosevelt
extraordinary
ident
caked Congreaa for quick enact wheat kept the natinn'a big mar powers t0 "lash government ex- Senate adopted the Iluu>r l-eer New Yoik Cotton Exchanges, tholu-xt A. 51, yestenlay, the first burg paper* l* alio recommended.
tain yeaterday
M c iiw Z jC u il- ^
- 0 ** red-clng the *lcohuHc U u ia cllll Bhkha«U IW fauiuix .miliceiM* one elnce early Wcdnee-iJHgml and 3 t. Tata p a p m harment of a sweeping program of ket* boiling again
Ing most successfully drawn tour.
worth.
half a billon dollar*, a- th* limitation 7rom :ld- jerrenl am lthow m,lrh hj, product.Is wi.
k**y.
■
— -farm rhHaf thrregh •whi-h he .. Stock* .*d< kaifLn
Had aides gllatanlng In a Ftoif*
the bond market
rt almost .|upli.at.|fiM ivmpt„ ci, mnyt nf o „. , iXn sent
the measuro back to the
|,n
N-tw Dr leans exxchange
..........
f t (i,„ ..........
‘ bowers from heavily overcail 1st* from each other by adver
hopea to maeae agrieuliur#' from
ed Wednesday'* »weeping ad session drive in balance th# bud other branch fjr' condil#ration of r#]c%a soared lo tair.s of $5 a bole skies were added la*t night to tising In paper* o f • th# other Co sun that beat down with aaK>
1U two rreateat
enen>le*-!ow
vance of proportions janprecedentsummer, th* United 8 toU* N n / |
amendmer.la.
I in the wildest trading in months, troubles of earthquake “ refugees.” city.
get.
rricea am’ orer.prodccti^n.
Hiib-rommilteea are to ta ap queen *f the air, tha dhlglbl#,
ed In a recent memory.
More than 1C00 persona are still
The Senate'* final vote of 41 -j-j,# time »** a'siut a dollar un ler
Final action cam# In the House
'
He frankly labelled the pan
Mounting financial confidence
** do the highest of the day. Corro- being caret! for In camps In Long pointed, boutha at lb# thfee "Ahren", peseta aver thla d t / “ a new and untrod path” , but and high hope* it would lead to Bv a tremendiiUa vote 0f 373 •" In 3 3 rut across ru ,,y
Many thousards strategic traffic polnta, Lakaland, to provld# ceuntlts* resident* with
r
|
|
voles
Involving
the
prohioitimt
qain> ing gains wrie made un the llt-arh park*.
19.
It
adopted
Senate
amendments
aaaetUd that the currant econom early bualne** recovery w*rr evi
i* of th* moat thrilling algk
laws.
Thirtya*ne
llemoerals
nntl
other*
hat*
been
fed because of Indian River City ami Malbourn#
New
York
rxiliange.
reducing
the
otpeeted
savings
on
ic problem* of farmer* ar* "un- dent In the large acale buying,
tu be constructed with free orange
Htr comtog waa
12
Republiiann
supportid
the
hilt,
lack
of
fuel
In
their
home*.
Ik
fore
rxrhangra
sus
(tended
veterans'
compensation
betwren
kpreeedenteo** atd Juatlfy tha trial both of aecuritiea and raw staple*.
A# t tin threatened luo boa care jute* ami infermatlo non Oriemto Farmer* aonth af tb* d ly * « •
whl'e I t Dym.cral* and 17 14*- liuslrrsa for tho duration of th*
1 10 JM10,000 awl I28JIOO.OOO.
ref new method*. If th# effort fall*.
lo be furished by a eom p/tnt tb* flrat to batto* tat arrival,,aaA
Wheat in th* Chicago pit. In the
Before approval.
Itomocratlc pjbllran* o| pi-scd it,
•tank holiday, tdfmera o f the were moved Into this area a*
tha President sold, he will be the flret day of trading aloe- Mar. 3,
within * faw mlnutoa aftar aba
lepdrra announcod Uat the Senate
l.itllo more Than six hours of ^outh wet# plunged In deep de- makeshift iheller for those not nun In charge.
. flrat to adroit It.
• Jtuickly-ioeunfad the extreme lim amendment* llberallilng the pro
Here, in brief. U th# program waa alghtoJ, talaphoaaa to ever/
iVt'Ute
was
rrqulted
tu
reach
the
•
pur.
Trices
hau’
dropped
to
their
arcninmodated
by
tent*.
-------- Sefy Vfter rtaalringTtla it permitted for a alngle day. of
which Orlando bualnesa man and part of th# city wtrt kept ring
visions were acceptable to the vote. It wci board ly crowded lowest level in months. Farm
al
maatoga
machinery 5 cent* a bushel, .and com shot
civic Irader* believe will yield a ing aa friend* called friend* to
Pres'dent.
•
cilleries tiiut Included for u few m.rtgmr sa'e« awrpt the land.
act
apinning
to
as- up all it wa* allowed, 3 cenl*.
harvest of many tlma* th* ex apread th# n#wa that th# "Akren"
After being algned tmlny by
.ure aarly conikVralion, with
Resumption or trading In th- Sneaker Ualrey and Vice l*resi minutes Mr*. Franklin D. It use- The planting -catun wax on nni
penditure of $10,000 by the city of waa pasting ovar.
vrlt.
wife
of
the
I’resldor.t.
they
Imd
liille
or
no
rash
with
'chairman Jonea of the licet* Ag New Yotk cotton exchange found dent Garner the bill will go In th*
Orlando.
Th# craft appaarad In Ita Eaat,
She
heard
the
bill
denouni-ci.'
by
which In buy serd. It wa* n ilieary
riculture committee
predicting the floor thronged with trailer*, White House for President Rouse
5lar. 17. Connie Mack Day; and waa heading northeastward.
fritndn of prohibition a* “ nullifl- !.,jlliatk, ore that aeenicil t > hold
Mir. 27, opening of diamond ball To tha Flrat 8 tre«t i peclator, ah*
action ky the House Saturday. and nrirc* boomed to $.1.50 to W vel(*n signature.
rati n" of the Constitution and little hupe fur Improvement.
season with prise* and band con waa apparently ln th# vicinity of
*.-Senate action wan regarded aa a hale, allholgh they later auHDuring an hour of debate pre
Yttlen'ay, hiwever, all that had
sided, to rinse with net gain* of ceding the motion of Representa- defended by Its mlv cell* a> t,
likely early nact waek.
cert.
th# Oat#«n Brli.’ge, not far frani
(Continued
On
Page
Two)
chan|etl.
Thrrr
waa
gm
«
|
sheer
Mar. 22: A*al*t In sponsoring
provialona of the Smith cotton IJ M to n .
BIRMINGHAM. A h .-T h e na
tlv* MeDuffi*. Democrat. Alathroughu.'l Dixie a* news of sen of “ m*k#-jrour-own'' ha* returned baseball game played by Balll- th# earth, moving slowly and ,
Th* addynee In whrht prA*es bnmn,' chairman of the economy
option contract plan, r ’v«n
lastly In tha qul#t air.
sational advance* apt rad from among tha rural population nf niorc basetoll team.
pocket veto by PTtaldent Hoover. n'nne. It ess estlmatml. had add eommlttee. for adoption of the
Fully half an hour aftor It had
ed
some
$50,000,000
to
notentlal
r||y
to
hamlet
and
then
to
the
5 lar. 23: Boat race* on Lak*
twovi'Nirv S^nat# imynilnifntx, the
the South. The handy man with
. were Incorporated in the measure,
based on House ana tumultuous.
irmera themselves. Small town hammer and (»w has again come Ivanhm-, tare, at nlgbt, stunting, pasaad ovar th* City It waa atlU
»a war* modlficatlona of the Nr mircM-i— I—
the Mar. t es'lmate nf wheat (till
merchants
reported
business Into hia own gnd l* making every, Boya' Ihiini ronrert, flood lighting vlalbl* In th* direction of Dayton!
On original passage Saturday
original plan. The etnrou'ltirs
picking
up.
Coltun
farmer*
tu-k thing from churn dashes to "de for night rac-a; organlaatloa to Baach. Those who motored to Uw
In
the
llouae,
the
vote
wa*
L'U
«"
whlch tb# program U Inlitm.d t o ''» '*«•
lakefront to waUh It pau, ra* ,
»*-i* It was a d»V «f r»“ er*t *d- IM displaying a wlds-ahllt Ir
advantage
uf
tho
price
lAert-aac
pression chariots." a- u wagon furnish priae* for winner*
reach ar* eatton, wheat, n m ,! -ssr-s In raw mat*'4*!*. Won'
Mar. 24:Stale tenni# tourna ported that It appeared to turn
anu' sul,| sturej cotton. They went rigged up with automobile wheel
. (Contiuued On Pa«e Two)' j (oe futnrri at New YnrV ealrcl aentlmcnt believed by Democrati1
sharply to th* right after It haB
leaders ta have been brought
Cross denodt* approximating ala,ill th* ir planting xaritli u new an j apart part* gnlhrred hither ment, attracting large number of cross**/ th* lake, probably at *
s ir -i th*n 4 cent*. Raw hide fu- about largely by pressure from
winter
visitor*
from
out
of
town
spirit..
City
Hry
g
ods
store,
and
yon
la
called.
ne n tlv H i M Y ) .
sii-tncsil 1 - 1 0 to 1-5 o» *
"Store bought” artile* are aa well as providing amusament near tha airplane beacon on tin
, (Continued on Tufa Two)
Gold jirnl gold rtirri-ncy turned shnwrd a tremendous increase in
wt. tM*es ln ftiture* ronrkWs
Dc Land-New
Smyrna highway.
still
on th# merchant*' shelve* for tourist* already In Orlando.
■-olinM uf husires*.
In totaling nearly $15,000.
r—h alanl-a a* rare silk, Cofdun tu the lack of farm purchas
Mar. 25-28: Winter Visitor* Aftar It turned, It appeared)
Actual
currency
depodled
to
Fifteen
minute*
Irforr
the
eq,l r-uii* eqliher reer* al*headed directly #*at, and In that
taling nearly $10 ,000 .
ifctilng o f the New Orleans ex. ing power. The farmer does not golf lournamrnt; 38 hole*, 1 H
v»be*. R •tt*r advanced t to 1 1-S
Net. increas# in deposit* amount ■hong# trailers svrarmrl rr mjml have the-cash t° purchase thlngi holes at Orlando Country Club; position was viaibla fer a long
cr-ls * n w d .
,
like he once did. hut he i« willing 18 at Duludrrad. Thl* would be time.
ing to about 1137,000.
the ring, nni? the galleries ivric
list. su*—r. r*-s*0 strong *rv.t.
The*#, ore- a few o f !h» firire* filled with spectator*. A« the t„ do without, an he l* making an Invitation tournament for
V
s
iu
k
,
(i'nnsil
heck
a
llr’
le.
Skidding off Ho 8 anford-Ortub* of good standing in th*
attending tha reeonl breaking vol hell aaonded for commencement hli own gadget*.
lando highway near Fern lUrk ||n»a. nnoltrv. eoe«n and other
Pioneer daye are re ailed a* slate.
3 Face Charges In
t nia r.t hoslnass trsnsa-ted at th<‘ of busier**, there arose all at
,
nlgkt while attempting to ecmmod,*le* ndvenc»d.
farmers are «ren building lug
Featurlrg tha »la|» Y. M. C. A.
Mar. 27: Winter vialtori invl
Constables Death^
fta. silver, for Immediate dellv. ronvention bera rest Th .r«day r -s tin ). Atlantia Nntliual IsnV nnc« the shout* of 50 or more rabln* and covering them with
_ -an automobile that had
Iftiion hi*r*rikko« ioumftmvnt.
Wednesday and Thursday of Ihlwad down to turn off th* main ere advnreed 1-4 o f a cent to
and Friday wi I be an ad*lrc*» by »aak. O' slnre tho resumption of trailer*. Within a few minutes homemade shingles. It I* nice to
Mar. 2N: llaseball game by
MEDFORD, Oregon, Mar. 17^rotten w m $5 a bile higher than have dre**ed lumber but I* costs Philadriphia Athletic* * and Na
tghwwy. Jetty R. Harris, young 1.4 cent* *n ounce, and the fu- Dr. Kenyon L Bultcrfiebl. for a«'(nal business.
(/F)—Three persona faced chart*!
It
bn,|
hren
pri
r
In
the
enforced
Orlando barber, rewired Injurie* tore* me-ket mad# some further merly presiileot of Rhode Islanj.'
money,
l
og*
and
board*
may
to
A* a result, teller*, bookkeepers,
tional lo-ague club.
of first degree murder today fol
hewn from the forest. It take* a
o* that ke died at the *0**11 rains.
,
Mar. 2D: First day of Wlntar
State, M**iachu*«tt* Agricultural, sail bank officials have torn work hoi l-la/.
Tredine
|n
the
<tn-k
market
lot of labor but th# farhier* fig- Visitors
\ i , Florida Sanitarium at Winter
shu tfleboard
contest, lowing th* fatal abooting «f
ing
early
and
late
tabulating
and
and
Michigan
Agricultural
Col
1 ure their time i* not worth much lasting two day*. Flrat day of Georg* Prescott, Medford Con- Fik j e o boar* after tb# accident sweMe^ during th* eerlv boors to leges.
extending fiieure« against tha arHeaw
anyhow. The trek from the city Winter Viallor* lawn bowling stable, when h* attempted to ear#!
which also demolished bis Stud*- th# faatest nsce U
DickVcrnny
Reported
(mint*
nf
the
hank’s
custom*re.
He will apeak on th# Y. 51.
A.
nrevfH »ekln» keot the market In
a warrant on Llawallyn Banka,
^
to the farm h** made many new
taker aotoiaohlle.
check, but In oeveral lnit*nc,<s. rural youth, and he will di*co»« snd handPng the rumrrmi* ilrtill* Showinfflmprovement bouse* necessary and * tew live toornamrnt.
editor.
. According to a- itorr . told. by
Mar. 31: Final day of laws political cruaadar and
the gains nf (he o “ev'nra Hai some nf the thing* he ha* *c*n 'h«t aaeomnanr tha noaratlon nf
Banks, Indictod with several
in tent* until log cabin* can to bowling tournament and Bad Sox
Morris II In*haw- of F*rn Park.
evtended h*» f l to PI a ahar*. affecting (he raral youth of the X hank in SW ord during tha eelContinual Improvement .1* toing erretrd. The rail fence which had
other* on a chart* of itolling and
. driver J o CkevroUt toaek which
*ry
and
vrgelabto
marketing
an-l
baseball
game.
Trod Inc reached aueh nrowor- Kar Eaat. from which pcrtlno of
noted In the rendition of Dick about given way to the wire fenee
wa* proceeding aouth Uwwrd Pert.
Mar. 25-27: Orlando 5(ualc fes daitroylng 10,000 ballot! from
Mona In the morning that the the globe he ha* recently returned ha-vastlng season.
Vernay, young Sanford man whose I* regaining acme of it* popular
th* Jaakaon county aavrttaoto
Park, be bad alowed dawn alibou
To-lav's bualne**. while banvv
ticker area unable to eon* with It. after * study ef ml**ioaa.
skull wa* fractured |„ an alrptoiw ity and rail splitter* may be seen tival Including Florida Symphony
to a standstill to *et- traffic
fo- Krbtoy. was more neoriv no
orrheatra. 50 professional musi Fab, >0. was In Jail ak Grant!
areldenr at the Municipal Airport beside country road*.
and frit artverat minute* In ar
Tho Sanford
Kiwania Club
ma) than Wedneaday and vaster- closely f ellowing b,m ! * “ •
cians, with Clarence C. Nice con Pa*#.
mar*. The cirnneer of UOtJ1'* qu-i.rtrt will proyL’o apedal musi
last Sunday afternoon. A severe
Housewives ar# contributing
,1 aV when ah re-on«e fnr lr»n-ae.
waa preparing t« turn Uto a
Polk* aald h* admlttod firing
shoeea *re« the largest sine# to«t cal aclectloaa for the annual *uply sprained right hand I* respond to the movement by reviving the ducting and Mr*. Wilhelmina
linns, d«r>o«lt*. and amend Ins
sandy trail leading aff to the
tb* shot that plarced FreetotA
ing ta trralment a» are mimerou* ancient a*h hopper system of Swayne, pianist, soloist.
ftentember.
par at 8:10 o’ejock Thursday iflrs, activities were broken.
: right.
Second day would feature con heart. HI* wlfa and E. A. FtoaaThe pare qulckendd In the hon4
cut* an.| abrasions. Visitor* are broking *"*p. They are having the
t Harris, also driving »«{oUi and market, too. with a turnovar of night at lh# Pariah Hoase, whencert by Orlando festival chorus of tog. who, polk#, tald -4Nra-wtlII —
nQLAllo«
1
lLJnJd<
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.f:yni.Ji';*e‘
'r
Jt
'’’
.
themfurniture
' nobahly very doe# to Hia*haw'e •i4 .Mtl.ntM o*e value.-against. Dr. Butttrfleld wl.l be heard JK
th* editor, also were charted with
150 voice* and three soloist*.
.m lo M
t..
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l . i .1 , 1
fi kl *
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owing aIn Ilho
absolute (need
for including
M
an addresa. Harry P. Herman- . Citrus Evening Claws
aueh thing* a, dining
hi* «*y tn-tb» left to •ItJWW^KM Wednesday,
Third day would Includ* produc murder. The (hooting climaxed ah
und rr*l whirh iri»mp*Dir« table* and kitchen cabinet* and
1
of
Miami,
will
act
aa
ptesldina
Tort to gn around th# rhevinane* rose 110 to $50 or more t**c
To Meet In L o n g w o o d treatment for Injuries such a* he rolling pm*. The bo>. are build, tion of "Alda" in Engliah, with extended political *trlf# In JaelU
Tb« road waa ilippery from bond of 11.0 0 0 par value, with officer o*ar tha convention, which
all-atar raal, Florida symphony
sustained.
ing their own toy wagon, and orrheatra, Orlando faatlval ehonia, eon eeonty.
St.
. ai'rmJn which had fallen eariier In tj. A , goverorqent l**ue* again 1 1 expected to attract $0 Y. M.
tt
Announcement
wav
mad*
to
lay
a-ootera. There ha* to-n only
V. A. leader* from every aection
i.avaatof. ninehaw
three ballets, Harriet Henning,
iin«l
ihowing atriklng gatoa. ,
by
Alea
It.
Johnson,
vocaiional
livht revival nf (pinning
of the stale.'
ptrris automobile akldJtd,
DAV1B NAMED
™ >ilw whlth
• onc# ,rcupie,| Ihe aoln dancer of Metropolitan opera,
agriculture t»*ch#r at Semin le Rampant Ohio River
Over twice'and came to ■
a
stage
band
and
coat
of
200
nrn folk*.
of tb# women
. In a ditch on th* left-hand TetHmonv Given On TO ATTEND LAKELAND MEET High School that th# Evening R* ceding From Peak |h. , i effort*
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17.
persona. *
ta
I. .
mill flltVl
Claaa
for
Commercial Cltro*
The old
motoaaev
mill never lost
ad the road going *#u'i». Tho Defunct Miami Bank
— Norman R. Daria ytttotdg A
Grower*
which
ha*
b4«n
meeting
Its
popularity,
but
thl*
plcturF. F. Dunter, wmldeni of the
Me ggg toy completely dowaa narata aa chairman af th* 'i1
WHEELING, W. V*.. Mar. 17—
.Seminole Agrletiltera] Clob, S. It. at the.local school for the |*»t lA’t—The rampant Ohio River re- esquo mule drawn machine wa* a Income Tax Receipts
Ita radiator poi>*i'C
American delegation to tfca
MIAMI, Mar. 17—
la tb* direction from -ore# that th* City Natleaal »•«* Dlghlon, aretetily el flerida ( cl f.w week*, will in Ike future peet •eded toilay after renhing the little more active lari fall.
armament tonferemc*. wttb
Are
Above
Last
Year
at l.yman 8 eh;ol at Lorngwood highest stag* In 29 yeera and
oat hod com*. ;
rank af ambanadar. Ha will M K
v V 't r 1 "** ln*olrent by oratly ary Shipper*, iM h J. C. lluUhiaon on
Monday
ereniag
at
n o polled from tkv
causing damage
ertimated at
of the Raafofd-Ovlcd'j
Truck
WASIlPfOTON, Mar. 17. - < « next week for Genera.
CITY MAY CHICK HATH
hHch-hlker, wh* wo* (rtftowev when It dared.to De (j rower* Uf.,
1100/XX). Thousar.il, of persons
W .; A. Leffler. o'clock.
—Income tax collection* for Mar.
ctqrier af 1910. was glrew ttotoy
Mr. Jokaren will lend in dt*- on Wheeling Island and th* aouth
_ In Ifatria’ rmr, Hlv’ tr* tchnJulcJ
NEW YORK. Mar. 17— <AV- 15 exceeded th* amount collected
by tC- J- Spurway, reeatvee. In « f Chose am?
BOARD MKMBEK HAMID
_
Paal.Dowd of Orlando,
total celery #i- «*lnns at Lyatma School neat sill* af th# rily proper ar* atlil iTke City of New York, eyeing Mar. II a yeer ag* by approx
to lea-J a
ev~i»IU-n
teatlmotty
before
*
f»dwith W m EdroJHrara, wg*
Mm4*y night, nrd the auhjert mareaped to their homei and *,p varioua MW aourc## of poatlbl# imately 9 1 ,0 11 ,000 . Tn making
to
Lakeland
gr
were
»"4
‘ ItTALLAHAM **" Har.
weogn to th* Htoahaw **r, «re) court txaminer- The toa'I- lata IK
^ ha# j«#td#d
ire tonight will be 'Cover # »p * **<f cultlvn- preparlag to dean away th# m u d,------» venue,
decided there may public the figures today tha tnaa* —Oorernor Shalta yaatatd
haa decided
Uh*n to th* Florida mecry wre ta k # ».i* r«k to i»re to at 7:3.1 *V
lion.” A review M tb# aeveral hro’ight b^, the flood which It'vvenoe,
ury
aald
also
collection*
for
thla
telery
a wta# profit In checking hat#.
3
painted Dr.
m
W 4 U i akiwtiF g«it fttod la New Trek
. the eighth diseusslona on fertiliser that have reached It#Treat at 4t end a half From naw 0n at Municipal Court month thus far aw approximately
r , Penney, chairman o f the b w k * growara
a.
feet,
nearly
al*
feet
above
flood
been
staged
during
recent
mc#t12
,
000,000
more
than
for
the
»m
#
corvseco
live
Jug
drtha
pfrtft**
may
th*ck
tb#ir
hat#
♦f director*, trektog ts k*ld
Itret. Borin*** a*d transporta
inga
also
w
in
ta
given.
All
number
U
day*
laat
March.
•f
th#
r#lvoted
to
th#
W
t f reeporeJM* fee the
for a ‘ *
tion facilities arefill*reipted.
grower* are invited to attend.
[toy todretr^.
WTTWrtigJBrr------wait for another month or six wteka the efftet on the price*
of this year’* crop* will be wholly lost.
,
‘ his perfrianent banking bill
“ Furthermore, by action at thi* lime tha United Stales
and rallroad.plans.
will bo in a better position to discus* term* affecting world
.
COTTON, WHEATHOUSEAPPROVES
1Z JLEER.COUNTRl&SENATECHMGES^i
MARKETSBOILINGTOECONOMYBILL
Dirigible “AkronT
(R
Flies Over Sanford
On Its Way North
“ Make Your Own”
Era Has Returned
To Rural Sections
Gro ss Deposits Of
BankShowAdvance
Of 275 Thousands
Man Is K illed InC
Skid Occurring On I;:
Orlando Highway
Speech Bv Former
College President
To Feature Meet
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w Are Invited Scene Of Play By
Attend Meeting Pe-T. A. Friday
By sheer coincidence, groups
Dy PETER 8 CHAAI, .
■ball fans of this city this representing the Lake Mary and
f wen site tided a apacUl Benaon Springs Parent-Taachera
hi to attend the Central organisations hasa for the ptfat
Baasball League re-orgsn- two weeks, unknown to eaeh oth
meetlng that la to be held er, been rehearalng the same play
f c tha Town Hall at Orange City “ Where's Grandma T" a three act
comedy which both groupa havo
wt 1;80 •'clack tonight,
decided to stage on the pame
rth h g oa President J. T. Hogan
evening.
o l that town, who will preside and
The U ke Mary P.-T. A. play
(M i la the discussion, extended
tha hivita Uon this morning daring group will perform Its rendition
h ihart visit hers lB*whlch he ex* o f the play at tha U kr Mary
r ttm il tha belief that Sanford achol house tomorrow night at
bd one of the league main- 8:00 o'clock, whila at the same
U this yaar as In 1033 although hour the Benaon Springs tchool
g n ' i erganiiatlon had not house will he the. scene of the
play.
been fully effected.
The members nf the two caata,
[• again 1* 14 that the meeting
llled with action, upon learning that they were
_ n
every SetaD relating to planning to give the same play.
the operetlon of the league under Joined forces on Wednesday night
,' m w rules end regulations will I* for a dress rehearsal at Benaon
Springs, Tha Uke Mary group
tbareaghJy axplained.
"W# expect to havo reprvxcnta went through the first and third
4Ion from many Central Florid* acts, while the Benson Springs
eltiea", he said, "and It will be gmtip staged the second act.
The cast which will M pern at
Bifeeaary to go Hito a daUiled
chteuialon of every rule and reg U k r Mary tomorrow night is a«
. ..u ta U o a « x . t k « L . g ) « . . l M m 'j J R 8 K :
.• gaming teams will know exactly TnornUy; Hob, Karl Toney; Jack,
Rob’s .brother, Ceell HinqnefieM;
~* what la expected of them. Every
l attending the meeting la t.ury. Jack's sweetheart. Mrs. J.
and expected to offer advice Lee Harmon; Arline Trursdalr,
Mias Ethel Hyotlalne; Carol, Miss
aggaallona that ar# for tha
Elma Cochran; Grandma, Mrs.
betterment 0f the league."
Elmer Hyotlalne; Dahlia, Mrs. H.
President Hogan wee again
M. Cochran; Midnight, J. P.
'■ beard ta u y that tha league will Evans. The play la coached by
‘ ha a aoceeas "because the public Mrs. H. M. Cochran.
wants good baxeball at low cost”.
~*~lfe tald that the league will make
ready to giv* It haaebal that la
tbs equal of that played In any
U orfpnlied Cleee D league. "We're
going to maintain our statewide
repoUtIon of having the feeteat
' semi-pro league In Florida", he
d '- said.
6 * Loral fen* wer* meeting at tho
/,'• City Hall thl* afternoon to decldo
.Upon the fate 0f the Sanford club.
V t Jl la understood that Jack Bentley,
d ; farmer New York Olant hurlrr
whe expect* to make Sanford hi*
Celery M arket Reports
Ilna, Nathan Coleman, O w e *
Dixon, Robert Furline, George
Through courteay of the U. S. IJopartment of Agricul
Glbaan, Robert Molt.
Marrnon
ture In co-operation with the Florida State Marketing
Joec■, J. H. Une. Robert Roper,
and Otlv Hwaln were fined $2
B u r e a u R. E. Winfrey, Sanford reprwentative.
each, while a W bond posted byj
Jimea 'Eddie waa ordered en
P ilf e r s . r l « M s , TS e re S s r,
treated when he did not appear.
Disorderly
conduct
charge* r a t b l ' u i s a i t M •« •'»•»** *■ **"
I ’BlteS aisles
ree « » S s o S * i .
were Impoaed of aa followa: Anri#
War. IX te n .
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Jordan, Miry Samson,
lleiiie K lorM s *1. X. l-allf. *. t\ C alif. I.
« ailf. IT Tnfd l I K .
Durham, Ben Ihirham, Ranrpaon «•
raeetaas T S r ~ . * . S . run*m M s .
Holloman, Berretl Atkina, and
w a re lee e 11 Meee r « W
Ks4.
lee el sew « . W. TeOer.
Willie Metrthie, were fined 86
A tla nta *. Baltim ore f. Bellefaeeach; Chris lam Jordan, Estelle lam * I. II
I. Unreal" I,
Ill I. m ic a a s i , Cle*
and J. 0. Mcnltlre, were dia- I'h.impeiae.
rln n a ll I. n e ve Lin d
t. >
mlaaed.
Mien. I. I>etr»lt I, Js rk s a n vllla t.
i
,r
r
e
v
r
i
l
r
I
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M
n
nlrro
I, Hash,
Nathan Britt, rhargtd with ha rills i. New ark I. Newl lla
v s n I.
ir* drunk and discxderly, waa ,X»w I irl.s e . J. N s e Vsrll «. I'h llfined 110, with Elijah Parker, s'irlphi«r I. r ilis h e ra n ». I'e lo m s Vsrila i r . IH fh m .n i. s, Hnebaalev I.
charged with bring drunk, waa s . v . n m h I, HI A lb a n . I. I*;. t » u l «
I. T " f " f t l" *. XVerhlnaloo •> T r i o s . •
fined V>.
see I
To ta l T»,
Ralph Ballard, charged with I'esslees lee e J l U s e r C .r t s i Reg.
lea e l eiSS A . W. T » 4 e r .
disorderly conduct, waa trans
I'nlnmae Ver«ls! 31 rare
iMeeed.
ferred to th& county fop trial.
X .w Vi.ik I I . Ilosloe I. P lllsb 'irab
f.*t bonds of Curtia Hanlon, I. Ilattlmiire J. l-M la irlp h la X B u ilain I. nne seek
In HarlnaflsM ,
charged with rerkleaa driving, I I , i If . .ft, Allnnea. Hrrseuae, T a
and Simon Harris, charged with ri.itlis Herselun ah.I llslh lshsir
1’iiiir m i . hsl.l Inr t . . . . n sie n m .n l
hauling passengers who dangled
rin e ln n a ll eon.
Atlanta d lre rs ln n . nans
.
their legs over the aide of -a
. S lv r o t u n r : i'lne|nnell
truck, ware ordered estreated. • l. Haranneh
billed lllrlim anrf; U 'lllla m tp m i,
Hilled I*-
U_I. N*w
w rM M C
T Mfonlu
Agriculture Head
Seen As Probable
Swollen Rivers In
Pennsylvania Area
Cause Big Damage
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WASHINGTON, Mar. Id— fAI
—Secretary Wallace ’ said yester
day that President Roosevelt had
"approved In principle" the plan
of farm organitajlon Isadora to
delegate to Wallace broad emer
gency powsr to deal with tha farm
problem.
Wallace said tha first draft\ of
proposed bill was submitted to
the President and that it was be
ing redrawn to eliminate certain
provisions and rhangs other* In
line with llooeevelt’a suggestions.
II was reported the President
was preparing a mn.ajre to Codgress for submission within a day
or two.
Wallace said he "hoped" for ac
tion by Congress beforr the end
of this week.
The proposal of the farm lead
era one nr more nf several farm
relief woukl give Wallace author
ity In select methods.
.
"It looks like the processors’ tax
will ba used as tha met heel of rais
ing funds for financing tha pro
gram whirh may Include leasing
of lands now r»g*ge,| In surplus
production,’’ Wallace said.
TO-NIGHT
FRIDAY .
known to be B major league base
/h a ll scout, end fans here predict
th a t If he does assume the reins
th a t some stellar baseball may be
expected.
3,’j
Veiss
My NAME
Around
lv T Tho Mahan variety of piper
.
aboil pecan, recently developed at
.Meatleello, is tha largest pecan In
ff ^the world. They average thlrty•- twg to the pound.
DOT POINT.-.I
Farley May Effect
Cat In 3-Cent Stamp
WASHINGTON. Mar. 1*.—
—An intenalva effort to wipe out
the postal deficit, whioh may poeilbly Inchujs restoration of tha
two-eent stamp rata, waa pr«*wUeJ yesterday J by Poatmaattr
General Farley. Ua told nowapsperm»n ha *M >«▼}»* *
rey mado .to axaembla all tha
facts relative to the two and
Seminole
----- ■School—
Are Fined Quickly
In Municipal Court
- (Continurd From Pug« U ffl
were rltargcl with bring disorder,
ly weie given a stern lecture by
Judge Wllklnxon before he c.’l*inieM.I charge* against John fullum, JrnR«» Cook and Jack 1 union,
,n.l lined B. F. Ganna. Jr., and
Harry S-hllTlry U eaeh.
W. M. Jaekaon, white reaidenl
of U ke Mnnroc, who w«* charged
with BMBult with Intent to kill
Jtxae U », was Itaruferfetl to
L'ojnty
trial.
L
utility »Court• -for
— -----I on lac I ether, white* charged
with improper parking, waa flnrtl
_ EJ Ilaiulall, white, charged with
drivlrg an autoinobila while Intcxlrmted, will be tried next Mnn-
RATES
s r ,? M A ."a s s
ris rld s , W llkla tars Iv y n
Ike dais karoo*.
.
Dated r r t n i i v IM F .
Briggs, Jewiler, Mag. Are.
SENIORS
It may aeem early
—dir a lonjr time
until ifratduation,
b u t before you
know it June will
be here. Now in the
t|pic to place your
order for personal
cards. We advise you
to nee our aamplea
liefnre buying. The
cards which we are
offering at an unuaually low price are
very neat and juat
what you will need.
PIANO TUNING and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. U H.
Shle. Leave calls at Randall Elec
tric Co' •
Judas sf Pro kale, fee
Chares aa kseeetrt* «
at M IC H A R t. M. D T I
a ad (h a t at Iba sagse
preasnl aur final aeeai
u trla af said Ratals
"saBfcStt
AV
W
6^-HfJp Wanted
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WANTED: Somccaa to do alts ra
tio ns from 1 - to 8 dally for
abort tlmo. Service smuat ba rea
sonable. Box 108, car* Herald.
FOR SALE; 1 bed fine pepper
planti, not pulled over, C. C*Ji
per, I mile South Ginderville.
PERSONAL
CARDS
Printed On Paneled Cards
It—Wanted
o r a r r u r A T i o g row
T A X U R R I*
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(■ d e e S e n lew SC* at l » e Oeweeat
Slalates ad tha m s la ad HJwSdis
Notice la hereby glvaa th a t w . JL
New ell parehaasr. of T a * C artineala
No. i « e ( dated tha I l k R a y af A V .
asst A. b . ISM . has m ad .said es rttftcata la my office, sag has asadc
application fo r tea dead »• -laaw« In
nrrordanro w ith law . gaM a a r lin ralo im b r a iM Ibo follaw lag denrrlbod pro pe rly altoalAd la BomInnl* fn u n iy , Plnrlda. »a -w l»!
w ; h of b . w 7 R .c f n . wr.
— W of B cm -B . - T w y r H li -iB B t B c —
Raagc IS t u t I* aaroa.
T b s oald .lead twin# assessed at
I ho dal* i f the laduaaee af sttch
ro rtlflrs ts la |ha
b u m
af U a knnwn. t’ nlcsa m id certificate shall
ba rod s to o d according la law laa
dotd w ill lame Ihereea aa tha H a d
d a r or A p ril A. tv. I f l L
WANT STEEL TAPE— Either 60
foot or 100 fL Most be In good
tviiaosa mr off icia l slgaatura
shape and cheap fpr cash. Give am. seal this the l«th day of March,
details to P. O. Box 1608, Sanford. A a ’ , , n
V. R. b O O O lU U M .
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A. M. W R RKB,
WANTKD— At proper pries, must
bo cheap, 8 to 1 | acrea ln ctt. H r
rue grore or 30 to 40 acre, citrus
land. Prafarably on paveil road.
Advise what you hove, giving lo
cation ,nd price. Address Box 30
care Sanford Harald.
In Old English Type
LOWER 8 room fortdahed apart*
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r« 8 or apply 81! Flwt National
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THE ADVENTURES OF TOM/DICK AND HARRY
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M o Re.
C O N F ID E N C E
IN T H IS
H AR M LESS
P R IM IT IV E
M A N / TO M
D E C ID E S TO
A W A IT H IS
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dans, coapes, roadsters an d
touring. fIS to $33. Reel A Sons,
Austin dealsra.
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Samples
T r a f f i c Violators
W ANTA
beta R. Tg:
W e Will Be Glad
A HANES UNDERSHIRT
glvaa another the raasbarry. Btcauae oven
though HANES coata only
twenty-five cents, it hasn't
any respect for ohlrte that
shrivel In tho waah-tub.
HANES la elastic-knit. It
inapt and dings coolly
Into place without any
rubbing or snubbing. And
tho length of HANES
Shirt* it a long atory.
They go >o far inaldt your
ihorte, that no matter how
much you stretch and
’ reach they won’t creep up
end bunch I If you don't
know a HANES dealer,
'plaaee write P. H. Hanes
.Knitting Co., W initon• Salem. N.C. .
Too. and **«k rl i r a
■stifle# and raestrsA
•eg alalaw and dsaraata
e » a llbar af ymt, a j a r *
tha aalata at Rtiaakalk
assessed, late at Bamlw
n a rtd a . te tha R s x i a a
C s u n ir J o d g e .s f -a a m U
Rieeutora. a t
...Btt^T don’t care tuhat they
call met I’ve broken every com,jn>ndmeat but one—and somo
day I’m goini to break that—
I'M G oing T o Kill a Man l”
K t lT H
le g Ctatma oe Dsmai
' m M R atals:
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Good
Mornw g.
CHILDREN!
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A Job Fft
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TODAY, MARCH 17, IMS
THE STUBBORN CHILD
When the Legislature meet* early next month, there
are three matter* which ihould be faced by it immediately
and decisively. Provision should be made for the' people of
thia state to act upon the repeal o f the Eighteenth Amend
ment .to the Constitution of the United States. An oppor
tunity should be given for the people to decide on repeal
Of the Nineteenth Article of llje Constitution of the State
of Florida In oraer to determine whether Florida aa a state
shall be wet or dry. And pending such action by the voters,
state dfy lawa should be so modified aa to conform with the
modification of the Volstead law as expressed in the bill
which passed the 8enate yesterday.
nEUpFWORU)
Bfore Of Metql Was
Than Ever Before
0I *
tui!3yin Florida u n d e r it s pr*eenr?onstltulion. There is
* nHtfht difference In the wording of the state prohibition
nfthpent and the federal prohibition amendment which
ihtftht prohibit beer under the former and permit it under
Uftgr, The Nineteenth Article prohibits the manuture, and so forth, of ‘‘all alcoholic beverages", while the
|ileenfh Amendment prohibits only "intoxicating bever-
S
‘ Now while It might well be argued ihat 3.05 percent
beer ia not intoxicating, though even this of course dependa’ upon how milch Is drunk, it would certainly be very
difficult to prove that a beer which containa 3.05 percent
b ib l m Y B t t i T o n t o i >a *
alcohol is non-alcoholic, or In other words, doea not contain
any alcohol. However this may be, the entire prohibition
A LOVE FEAST: 8 «ttar Is
question ia fraught with inconsiatencies and irregularities,
diantr o f Kttbi *W rt |o*i »**
tgsn • alalUd ox and hatred fberc and the assertion by such a body as the state Legislature
that an alcoholic beverage is non-alcoholic would not be
a.
/
The banking holiday sort of put
It la quite evident that the rest of the country is going
a temporary qolstus on inert(aft to hftve. not only wines and beers, but also wines and beers
Moratorium*.
of almost any alcoholic content which doea not offend local
prejudices.
Federal appropriations for enforcement unEvidently Uio stock market
dly will be withdrawn except for tha protection of
cams back from it* holiday feel
__ states, and we doubt if there will be anyone In au
ing Uks a million dollars.
thority to determine whether a particular bottle of Bur
With this stason not yst ortr, gundy ia 3.06 percent alcohol, or ten percent. Furthermore,
Miami la already predicting that in many places, New York for instance, hard liquot-a will
be served as publicly aa before prohibition.
aest season will be the best
Under auen circumstances Florida is apt to suffer If
(word.
it does
oea not keep pace, backward or forward, ns you will,
Bom# of tha Ltglon boys art wltljottyer
sen ate
other states which are determined to see an end to
more concerned over tha pros pact* prohibition,
to require payment of a proceadtfon.i. Florida’s biggest industry ia
is its
I tourist buslef Germany's return to Xalaarism ------ and itItwould
«ort’ lax equal to tho difference
wouldlie
bedifficult
difficulttotoprove
provethi
that this business
ness,
than orar thslr pension cats.
I bc*-eren the current average farm
will not be seriously hurt If California, for instance, imme
-------- — o----------I price, of the rommodlty and the
diately provides
visitors
all they
want to drink nt
uiaaaway
p *», * •
——.. .with
..
r
------ - » H C T ..U .
A* yat no Rapoblkan has dared reasonable rates and" •
I "lair excht .ige value”—which ia
in decent* -*
places,
while Florida con
(Contlnunl From Pag* On#)
to say that Wadaiteday’e rlsa In tinuea to depend upon the questionable atuff and exorbitant
I ueflncd aa the pre-war level.
(Continued Irom Page One)
hnx«, rati!#, aheep, rice, tobacco,
stotka was isosad by a pool of
The secretary also would be au- step toward "good government".
Democrats manlpuJailnc tha mar- prices of the bootlegger.
milk and Ita puKhjcta. Vrhieh would Ihoriaed to apply processing taxes 81ra. Rooaevalt did not stay for
Bo let the Legislature modify the dry laws. Before Include
*.-Ji—
i * * - r'
three# and butter.
fcsU,
on commodities competing with the final volt.
the 8upreme Court could decide a test case, the Constitution
ROOSEVELT TO
ASK* POWER TO
HELP JOBLESS
»
■rxsiHOUSE,
ARE SPLIT ON
BEER MEASURE
The measure authorin', ■ pen those which the program •*%» to
A* the rail waa called Senator
ce, aing tax to provide fun!, to rtach. Tho bill
that com- Caraway, Democrat, Arkanaaa,
________ ____ p»T benefttrttr fsrmmr-lTi retnm petlttve prmTuc!, "’•hall”
Inrfink ] ■»<! C6 n g .^ m 6c~rit7 L6 uIalaii*r*st
far acreage reduction; a tax on rayon, allk, linen and oleomar aide by side and Jmiled at each
Liechtenstein •
wsrthnute stock and romp*His garine.
other aa they cast differing votes.
tory duties on Import* to prevent
Mrs. Caraway ahouted ad em
Imagine a country that has no unemployment, no taxa their entry at price, below r.V Exporters of product* which phatic “no" when her name w*a
have been
taxed under the
•
-,
The City of W**t P*lm Bsseh tion, complete autonomy, a standing army of one man, and niMtle food,. The romp#n,stiry
plan
ar»
to
be
paid re calico; and a few momenta later,
ias enjoying a mlRage levy of 428. a citizenship composed of 10.000 happy persons who pursue duty would rnnalat of application
funds equal to the tax, Including Long who aided her In her cam
£Th*r« will bs q* n il. *«ute boom an agricultural
......................
•* **- f Alpine sccnexistences
amid
the splendor of
scon- of the tax levied on American export* to the American poatea- paign for rastleotlon, voiced an
_
in procraanrs jdu, rxirtlng tariffs.
In that city as long as such ■ cry
— add
— ...an _atmosphere
iphere of the ntiifclle.
middle, ages, contrasted
contrasted In
slons, the Philippine laland.,, Vir equally firm “aye".
•mfHage os Q»al obtelne.
spots with Twentieth Century modernity,
modern.... and you have
Secretary Wallace, In whose gin Island*, American Samoa and
Th* bill will permit manufac
...........O' ^ ----part o f the picture o f the romance-laden principality o f hand, the job of admlniatering the Guam. Import# from these will he ture and eel* of beer and wine of
ft
Postmaster Fsrlsy It figuring
act would he placed, said that If ■Object to compensatory duties.
3.08 percent by weight, or 3Jt
on reducing tbo pries of poatsgo Liechtenstein.
Once a unit of the Holy Roman Empire, the tiny coun pa,«rd he would aim to bring Secretary Wallare said the pro- by volume in states where local
stamps front three esnts t0 two
try of sixty square mile* is situated on the borders of about thl« jrrar ■ 20 percent re prsed trade agreements * with laws do not prohibit It. There are
rents w btn It ought to remain.
Switzerland
and Austria. The Vienna-Paria express rumbles duction in acreage nr till crop, packara and other processors about 23 cf these.
Tho government Is be tinning to
covered hy the art. lie i, given
Heeatora
Borah,
Republican
find nut that than la auch a thing across its terrain and many a traveler gazes at the country will# latitude In fixing t u rate,, would bo aaempt from provisions
s* railing tha'pries and taking In side without knowing that ho is viewing un amazing ant,' he sold that “in n0 can* i» the of tha anti-truat lawa. ‘It la hit Idaho, and Sheppard, Democrat,
aim to accomplish tha purpose of Texas, long ardent defenders ad
paradox among the commonwealth of natlona.
less money.
the adt wherever |po*aiblo by the d r / laws, led th* attack- on
On one hand you find the beautiful townlrt of Vaduz. consumer going to lie gouged.'
o---------The bill, long and complicated, agrrrmenta with processors and the constitutionality c f the messItajl city, looking ns if
Amsndmonta to
Amendments
te tho
ire brer
urer bill
i>uii.h„ CRDiU
n It
u might
mignv have stepped
» w i ™ out of
- —
*u“ "a was described ly the preaident as protAirera and to uao hi* author ure.
may sueremMa l*gtilling 3.08 p»r-1 A .b rcchit
t Durei.................
D urcr’a sketch l»ook,,nnd’ not 'fa--------r away
nestles
one "which offer, great promise ity to license, regulate, and levy
The mild mannered Texan, who
rent w ls k i* wtll re bwr. Wire m odern coiony
colony o f beautifully built " s u n tr a p ’ houses where of good resultL’’ II# urged quick the processors tax only In raae sponsored the 18th Amendment,
of.......................................................
such low alcoholic contenth v e m a iw
n yn yretired
captains
o
f
industry
seeking
to
avoid
the
■C lilSIl ................ . —
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_
■etion not only to make the plan of necessity.
said It would bring "untold waits
might taste more Illw grspejulco caret of life in France, Germany, Italy, and Austria.
effective for thl, year's crop, plalA
and ruin to this Republic"; and
than anything etas, but Who
“
It
will
serve
as
a
club",
ha
Above tlje capital city, a medieval fortress, grim and lltg of whirh already has begun
Borah warned It would not pre
•aid.
going to determine whether the
forbidding
frowns
down
an
triangular-roofed
houses,
a
in the South, but to* place thl,
vent return of the' saloon, which
percentage la aatuatty 3.08 or i.4
In
the
rase
of
cash
crops,
the
group of parliament buildings and a diminutive palace that country "In a better position to
he -branded, as "th* most hideous
or la fact lartf
' —|
wouldn’t be out of place in the public squares of Parip or disrtia, problems affecting world rental or benofit payment may be institution with which dvllited
------------o
rm i surpluses at the proposed based primarily upon reduction In society ever had to deal."
Tho chairman of tho SUta Vienna.
ar reage of the pdrtlcular crop.
world economic conference.’*
The
life
of
the
people
is
simple.
There
ia
no
jazz
danc
Senators
Walsh,
Democrat,
ttoad Department attempts to ex
Wallace wuuld also have power
Massachusetts, and TycTngs, Deming,
no
stories
of
gangsters,
and
few
radios;
but
there
are
At
that
lime
the
President
has
cuse enormous expenditure* with I
to rent land in large tracts In se
the statement that new road and| cool wine gardens, glee singers who roam about the moun aalil he will serk • wutltl-wiiir lected regions and counties to Duffle explained that moat of the
curtailment
bridge c:n*tructlon la being fi tain sides singing in chorus, and a general atmosphere of wheat fro Arction
give producers an equal s oppor amendments were clarifying of
nanced not by the state but by the peace and good will. At the same ilmo Llechtcnstbin is agreement.
tunity to retire land and receive language while a few were vital.
The average prices of farm rental.
federal government. Well In that in the very heart of European civilization. An hour’s ride
These were, briefly, to prevent
ease, soak it to ’em I What do wa Ih almost any direction will bring you to a famous capital pruudet* during the pre-war pe
Interference !n veterans’ Insurance
care about Untie, Spin’s expenoesl
riod, 1000 - 10 1 1 , la act aa tho goal
suits pending In the courts; to
or
a
great
city.
■--------------o-------- —
leave to the discretion of tha axIt' la pleasant in these times of perplexing difficulties
yen
IHndrnburg
hiiuatlf
would
Q
a.
n
,
n
n
/
V
n
o
Adolph llltlar may bo good far to contemplate the virtues of a place llko Liechtenstein,
erutlv* whether to mak# hospi
have Germany arc.pl the Nail I O e i l & t e U l & I l g e S
Germany, a claim which ha has
talisation available to nonwh«re
living
Is
easy,
worries
are
few,
and
the
smell
of
an
apotheosis aa the consummation \
£ (Q jg Q Q | y
Q j| | ire ronnected disability cases; to
yst to prove, but ha la certainly
tiquity
fninglea
with
the
romance
and
charm
of
a
country
of
the
nation's
hopes
that
confi
not good, for Europe. Bliwa h* be
her remove) from tha rolls of any
come from'the pages of a fairy book. dence In tho amd fleUl marshal
retarana sufferlog actual serviceta epe chancellor a fair weeks ago, that appears to have----------—
— -------- -—
«
—
________________
us a brake upon tho riutvrant
Europe has resembled a powder
connected disabilities, allowing no
(Continued From Page One)
folllei and truruUfll exrrsse* of constituent* demanding support Spanish-American veteran
keg Just waiting for soma body to
thq
Nails
begins
to
falter.
02 years old to be removed from
•at It off. A good load sooese in
of th* President’# program.
GERMANY UNDER THE SWASTIKA
Fortunately there I* some little
on# of th*so disarmament meet
Aa revised by tho Senate, Mc pension rolls, end to provide domi
hint. In th# wording of the dccre#, Duffie estimate^ that savings ciliary cere for tubercular or neu
NEW YOUK IIBKALD TRIBUNB
tags may bo all that’s oeeaeary
reserving a Gnat derUIun on th# from' veterans’ expenditure# would ro-psychlatrle veterans not trace
- U start aaoGear World War.
Preaident von Illnd'tnburg’e de many’s present outlook la rartaln use of flags and prohibiting tho i mount to about MW,000 ,000 , able to war services. Th* Preaf*
■i
"
, i#r
ulsplly of tho llakenkreux over whll« approximately f 100 ,000,0001 dent, however, was empowered to
llow baalnaaa suffered la Maw cree, agthorUing the display of to waver,
tea of pensions.
whieh is expected from reduction In sal- reduce the
'Y a k City daring the hankies hot tha old German colote on aD but
All correspondence from Derlln military eatablishmvnta,
Various estimates of the reduc
IS aksxta hr U s following military and naval buildings and makes much of the association of •uygesla that the Preaidant may nrlea, and tbo balance from mis
liberties to the cellaneous retrenchments.
tion! In savings were given at
m : candy, tods sad raaUu- givlaB tb* Nazi Hakenkreux, or tha old black, w*hlte and rad flag b# extending
Authority given th* President Is the amendments. Seaster Robin
MUUIUhsMnt* dropped fifty Swastika, a pact o f equql honor, with Imperial and war traditions. victorious llartburg allies, aa
Democratic
will bo widely Interpreted aa e It makes still more of tha alight part of a public test of their In th* broadest Congress hot ever sen, ef Arkansas,
upon thn executive leader, placed them at 110,000.006,
depress Ins omen. It makes tha to tha republic that can bo read clination to u«e or abuse their conferred
.writ.
Besides Chairman McDuffie placed them
survival U the.Republic aeem pre Into tho resurrection of these col power. These liberties be may re brpnch of government.
carious, condones Nazi Intolerance ors end net • little o f tho u voke If their' abuse bring* about providing for sweeping reduc at 128 ,000.000
tions In veterans’ pensions. It cuts
MSfptg Pktttr# the- aad puts rutting edgee on tbo constitutional aspect of theTr a revulsion uf popular feeling salaries of congressmen from -Th* Bout* applauded whan
Representative Woodrum. Demo
m m m L A M W tib, mutaai aaUpatklee of Germany’* official uao. These views, however, •galnet the "national revolution.")
110 ,0 0 0 to $8800, and permits crat* Virginia, a member of th*
Until
further
events
put
their
oept
ltberet*
and
rtSctloiiMi**.
Fortyt. And Ahq •taHfidWl
can bo easily exaggerated. The de
tho President to reduce salaries commlttoe, read a itatcmant by
• vreek".
ask a. boom week by «Ubt percent of the Useman peo cree does not specifically abolish Interpretation on this sensational ep
to 18 perconL
Louis A. Johnson., commander of
ple remain vigorously opposed to the Republican flag, and the Con measure, however, it will continue
Aa tho tecond administration tho American Legion, In which ho
Itbs r*IItig fwttoa to whooo eagi* stltatlon •doea not prohibit the to breed In all nations serious proposal, tha measure was pro
■aid th* Legion had faith In the
Ml
|tho Frooldeat ha* now given rye- display of the old colon hut ac doubts o f the firmness c f the posed to Congress lost Friday, President end urged loyalty and]
German
President's
■
grip
on
tho
tually ratal*! them In th« com
jammed through th« House Sat support from th* members.
l v i 'i l g
treaa- ° W »n
martial flag. The old flag baa, long tether that he hae given tho urday, and passed hy tho Senate
Tb* aumhor for all Germans with pre-war reactionaries, and no Ifttjp anx Wednesday night.
memories, many food and honor iety about Germany's domestic
When the bill was brought
f ^ IHtlorlam anyback to tho House yesterday Moable association* In which kaiser- peace, j '
•’•■Psaao
e&U I
r,N boorgtaiaio to l*m pipy* no Port, while the Bepublican colon are
ere aaaocia
associated
• « N a dloptey of
. I am euelppe* to repair 1
with IIUlo German distinction la
sharps# sergleal tesla, 1
prejudices 1., any field. It will no^ be unnatural,
*n
Indeed. If therefore, fpr • German, however
FEte* 'Hot 141
8
Bodured uylea em
cammlttad to Democracy.
that railroad will probably be amended.
.------- accidentss are rajHh fewer—Miami r—--------- ------ ' i. --------------O
If w|ti u ; - i t
News. They
All Aboard For
nkrpptqy bill
least, slain
pasted.
8UII*tics shew
*4
____.House Approves
m
last year, it was estimated at
League. Reports from Soviet '
lie Indicated a greater gold
daction there than at any
aloe* th* World War.
There were reports of
air, gold deposits dl
Siberia. New deposits aba
ported la Northern South Al
cm. The extent of the new
T aM cn Q u t O f J i a r t h la not known.
1
c/neda. Australia
have reported increased gold pro
duction 1, 1932. In Austral!* the
GENEVA, Mar. 17. — More gold mining Industry w*.
gold wig dug out of tho ground la until it received a new m u
1K9 tban In any othor yssr In Ufa by th# rise In goM prices.history. Incomplete figures re- Mince once unprofitable are now
reired by Lasguo of Nations rx being developed into paying prop
ositions.
porta Indicated today, f
In Sweden, a process originally
Tho exports said that when fl
financed by the late Irer Creuns| figured
figure* are avialsbe. It
believed they wilt ■how nearly gar, "match king,” hat been found
to separate geld from a low1500,000,000 In nsw gold
priced ore containing a high permined the past year.
They said that the Inert—**J eeqtsg# of arsenic. Originally, th*
worth of rold—due to the fall In enterprise sought Urn arsenic as
wholesale commodity prices— has e main product and th* gold ae a
Now that'gold Is
made gold mining mbra profit by-product.
able than at any time of which more valuable again, ia has be
there Is record. Including the fa- come the principal product end
'go|d rush'* days of th# last arsenic a secondary consideration.
Reporta to th# League iky that
century.
Mines In South Africa, which vast goM field* hare been fotif
normally produce shout 06 per in th* Kenya colony. In -A n jJ
cent rtf the world's gold. Increased end a new "gold rush” era# antf
—e—M^^te ^ perrrnrAp
-a piaTw
a.
l rrrriir mjtpmaI#M
ny^Tinrmt"
In tho , United States,
ocret, Maryland, led th* deftna* 200,000 unemployed were repqrfl
of the manure, with the Mary to be penning gold raecetefhr
lander asserting th* 18th Amend In the Rocky Mountains.
ment did not give tho Congreaa
the right to prohibit ^eer.
consul th re at en e d
Half a dosen senators made ex
planations of their votes just be
BALTIMORE, Mar.
fore and after the roll call.
.Senator Cunnalty,
Democrat. Police were seeking yesterday mA
Texas, tsld he wax voting against connect two thteattnlng Utter#
the bill because he regarded 3-2 received by Eduardo Deararntne,
Caban consul here, with tb* rob
percent beer aa Intoxicating.
bery
of about $800 from a safe
“ The bill has been changed to
3.06 percent", Senator Robinson, In tb* consul's office. The safe
was gabbed between Saturday and
Democratic leader, Interjected.
"Then III also change my re Monday.
marks", tonnally said.
Continuing then on th* beqjs
o f-3.08 percent, Connelly said th*
LUMBER
Constitution prohibited It, and
announced he would not vote "for
Tint Lumber Co,
any measure nullifying or evading
the amendment."
Quality Merchandise it
lttk tod Malty
Serator Smith, Democrat, South
Carolina, announced he had Vetfd
RcumnuM* Price* with
for submission of tha IBth Amend
PWea 18$
ment but had "taken an oath to UP IKRVICB
•upport tha Constitution” , adding:
m m m rn m m m m m F
" 1 do not feel that I can say
where th* lino of alcoholic d
me rest Ion la. I do not feel I could
rote under my oath for a beverage
that might violxt* the Constitu
tion.”
Seqatar
Bailey,
Democrat,
North Carolina, said “my opinion
(a that 3.03 percent beer Is Intox
icating and I will vote against this
bill.”
Senators Fletcher and Trammell
of Florida voter for tho bill.
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Seminole
High School
SENIORS
' l l may geem early
— or a Ions time
until <gratduation,
b u t before you
know it-June will
be here. Now la tha
, time to place your
order for personal .
cards. We advise you
to see our samples
■ before buying. Th*
cards which we are
offering at an un
usually low price are
, very neat and just
what you will need.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 17. 1933
Social
AndPersonal Activities
MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor
P.-T. A. Of Grammar
School Has Meeting
Friend* 0( )(iia Helen Jinains
will regret to learn that she- Is
ill at herhota# on French Avenue.
rsilla, of Ohio, who i*
some tim* at Kissimhef* yesterday with
Friend* of Mrs. M. D. Barber
sell! be glad to learn.that she is
Improving *t hrr home on Mag
nolia Avenue from a recent illness.
Mbs Margaret Owen, of Mont
gomery! Ala., is the guest for a
few day* of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F.
Mum at their home in Rose Court.
Jack Yale ami Sherman Yale, of
New Haven,_Copn., hsv* returned
home after spending a short time
bare with their mother, Mrs. Hugo
Csrvsr.
4
Mrs. J. C. Brown and daugh
ter, Audrey, have returned .to
their home at Colignbus, GAL
after spending a few days here
with rvL’.ivn.
‘
Everali Pash, nf New York
City, formerly of Sanford, Is
jlBnidlng a few days here with
<9bwkina Connelly at hid ham* bn
Palmetto Avenue.
Friends of MUs Mllsfaed Nix
wlU bo glad to Isant that she I*
Improving at her home on Palmotto Avenue from Injuries releolved insan automobile accident
[Monday evening.
Miss Eulalie Ginn, state director
of th* Young People'* Department
o f tbs First Methodist Church,
ha* returned to her homo at Lake
land after spending a few days
ban* vrlllj Miss Virginia Jinklns
| i her borne on Fieneh Avenue.
Ti* Drama Will
ttiown Saturday
JPttsscd on one of the many Inrtdenl* that have colored ArisoW s history, “ Robbers’ Roost," the
Fox Films offering, came* to
irreep of th« Milan* Theater
Maureen O'Sullivan head the
of the picture, taken from
Grey's story, and with its
picturesque settings at the orig
inal locale Of the episode, “ Robberg’ Roost” fa said to be O'Brien's
outstanding screen play.
The wholesale plundering nf the
cattle on a big ranch In -the
southern part of the state some
30 yearn ago forms the historlovrner, a wealthy Briton. Is cara
cal basis of Ihe tale. The ranch
lesa enough to hire a rascally
foreman to run the place for him,
and th* foreman drlvea the entire
herd over the Una into Mrxlro,
tails them and vanlihea with the
proceeds.
■Weaving an unusual type of ro
mance Into this plot, Kane Grey
fauroveded In making "Robbers’
M l " on* of hi* most interesting
B l n . In fainafarring it to the
screen Director Louis K|ing
j k faithfully preeervrd It* attAphsre.
W ow O’Brien, playing a double
gJM
pretending to ,*ldr with
UM&snd of thieve* nnd at thc
secretly bringing an
•veX ng posse to th* " Roost."
w s f l ' i to rescue the girl he
taffai and square matter* with
hi* enemy, form* th# climax of
tha pktura.
t
Mrs. Lyman Buttolph
Is Hostess At Pa^ty
A St. Patrick's Day motif wa*
■sad for party decorations and
MalotmeiR* at the bridge party
giTWt yesterday afternoon by Mr*.
Lyman Buttolph at her heme «n
Mgfaolla Avenue in honor of tha
q^Bban of the Afternoon Tea
Oasttract Club and a few other
fitjMtal Quantities of calendulas
a%d yellow snap dragons wet**
gM agad In various part* of tha
-kpatt where the guest* were enEfctafaad while the Ullie* were
B M mI to represent shamrocks.
I f a s several progressions of
n p r heurea were added and
M i n awarded. High score prise
ipy the dub members waa
'ta g p M to Mrs- H. M. Papwarth
M * Ugh scare prise for tba
n a g guests, a set * f lotion hot*
m . was glean to Mr*. W. J.
Parole System In
Carolina Seen As
Two-Way Benefit
Mrs. M. U Wright, chairman
of the nominating committee, announced the followlg officer* for
the coming year at Ih* regular
meeting of the Grammar School
P.-T. A. held yesterday afternoon
following the board meeting at
the school auditorium: Mr*. W. II.
Stewart, president; Mrs. Pearl S.
B a b b i t t , vlce-pmldent; Mrs.
George MrCrum, secretary; Mrs.
Robert Cobb, treasurer; and Mrs,II. II. McCaslin. historian.
Mrs. R. A. Newman presided
over the business session when
reports were made by Mr*. I- M.
Leinkart, welfare chairman, and
Mrs. G. C. Cochran. Mrs. Leinhart reported trat 3d children
are being provided with lunches
daily and Mrs. Cochran stated
that members have ordered 10
subscriptions to the Child Wel
fare magatiae. Mrs. F. K. Rou-
Telephone:
Office 148
t*.—The proposed
parcle system olIf* red by Georg*
It. Pou, superintendent of the
i North Carolina , state's prison
here Mount, in his opinion, effect
A satiny to the state - f at least
Social Calendat
9:10,000 tAirirtg the (irs!
Mrs. rcter Schaal and Miss
its operation, hut
the n
Mary Dighton will be hostesses at
benefits. he lelievec, would
“ladies dsy” at th. Sanford Coun
those that wu-hl accrue to
try Club.
leased prisoners by ca b lin g them
Circle Number Fite of All Souls tu yet a new start.
Catholic Church will meet at the
The system’s operalt. n would
horn* of Mr*. R. A. Cameron, Jr, nrst the state nothin*. II has beer,
corner Twelfth Street and Myrtle brought to the allntlien of mem
Avenue.
bers of the yenerul assembly,
Regular'Trogram meeting of the j now sitting in Raleigh, • wllh^ a
Woman's Missionary Society of view to cbtnlnlng the formal a’p.
th* First Methodist Church will i pineal of Ihu state, '.awtnakir.g
take place at 3:00 o’clock at the body, lloweier. It could b« put
church with Circle Number Five I ir.to effect even without the enact
in charge of the program.
ment ol any new Ians, Mr. l’ou
Circle Number Une of th* First i think*.
Baptist Church will meet at 3:30
In mode of operation, His proo'clock with Mrs. J. A. Strange. yram ha, tt.e appeaiance of sim*
1300 Myrtle Avenue.
I plieity itself,- With no involvinit
Circle Number Twu of the First i features. Any prisoner having
Baptist Church will meet with , srrved uno-balf of the sentence
Mrs. I). J. Garrett, 202 Maple
role ami be **vlvt*d in it* formal
pie**mutton , by an iiIIk V of lh«?
prfaon.
»
: farm* as well a* in rifle .
I “ lino fallacy he d !>y many <tty
I resident* I* that anybody i in
i f.ain. hut as a matter of tu t
j farming is today a difficult ami
j romplrx buslntws", hi* ctmiitncd.
"The chances for « family without
(T.RH FtlN t U lo M iK . S t
* proper eqjlfnir t IT rXtrijrlMr
The hork to ihe Ian I niowmeat,
I make even fm>..‘ no. I feed *upnow Jwcoming gener.fi in m my
I | ies is rrittoir; and for making
secti r* may. unless wfaely man*
1 money it is well t . tike . !o..k at
aged,,verve on y to aggraiatr the
: Iho fact tint farmers trecited
Th, pi fanner's
record *«uU
thro be brought Itu 'th* spot
light am) should Us examination
meiit consideration, tin1 vkw» of
th,* trial juiliTf ami solieilor w »d l
be -might.-Upm favorable rr;.t rt
fa-m the** two (ourt official*, if •
u itiltllim wujld proared through
|pi.o> fttlcrri* in the c unljf from
whUhr tln* prisoner
sent up. rconomir siatu* of many pepde.
in the oprhm o f 1>. \V. Watkins,
I
for farm rommndltti
n Jun.iary
ngfieuTturil ev'.envion is- nomist,
11)33, and paid IPj
who a*sert« it Trq.'trox time,
Mr. nnd Mr,, lingo Carver en r<|Ulfm«nt, Inlmr and some money pir-wsr for things they bought.
tertain.,p a stnvll number of thei- to iriow even foodstuff*.
and
friend* with a yachting parly yes warrCs tha' in the meantime dis
terday on the yacht, the O.olaqua. aster man ir fill pevfh* « n the
The guest* left byre ^esterdpy
nimning fur Rluc Spring, where II. B?s4*nt TV11, ,tir- voah Tightthey -pent the day. Among Ihiwf man, tit.. Mi...-- . I.iltian llianan.
present weir:
Mr*. Jame- li. I.ibhy to , net I, Jane Sharon, and
Sharon. Mr*. Arthur llranan, Mrs. Chandler nnd Ales Sharon.
Scmrin ef
CMWnw
Hi-Grade Bakery
3\(A
Circle Nunllwr Three of fhe 1
An Invitation waa read to the First Baptist Church wll| mret at may/dr Hotel, when* you may
membrm from Snow’# Paint and 3:30 o’clock at the church annex make your entry, willi chairmen
Glaaa Company Inviting thchi to with Mrs. Will Hand and _ -Mrs. in charge, as folluws: roses anil
attend a lecture on home decora S. A. KilcnfieUI a* hostesses.
swtet Teas, Mr*, hdmund U.
tion on Mar. 30 at the Woman'*
Circle Number four of the First Stowe; snnuuls and J trculals,
Club. At this lecture a prise will Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 Mr*. Fred R- Wilson.; lulboua
be awarded to the P.-T. A. or o'clock with Mrs. 1). K. MrNab. blooms ami putted plants, Mr*.
ganisation having the largest ■ 120 West Fifteenth Street.
Itidsm.' S. Head; flowering shrubs,
nurnbeT of friends and members
Circle .Number Five of the First vine* and trees, M fiJ U II. t'llerrgiSfetTd under -it* name.
Baptist Church will nie»t with'
man: potlitl platits, Mrs. Fred
During the meeting Mr*. R. E. Mrs. C. M. Rand, Fast Twenty- Williams; cacti ami - cculents,
Herndon was appointed to serve ircontl Street, at 3:.!t) o’clock.
Mrs. Waller S. Colt-man? rate
Circle Number Six of the First
on the jutVnile committee, of the
plunls, etc., and fruit and vege
Baptist
Church
will
meet
at
3:30
city, and the Ittendanco prixe
table bowls, Mrs. W I! W.itson;
o'clock
with
Mr*.
J.
II.
Ovlslt.'
for the day was awarded to th*
cut (tower arrungemenls, Mrs. Kroom taught hy Mr*. Jack Flynt. 2013 Washington Avenue.
Circle Number Seven of the N. ifantl.
Hostesses for the day were: Mrs.
Kntriei ops'n on
WeiJnesday
W. C. Satrher and Mrs. Voile First Baptist Church will meet a t !
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Sara'.i mrrnlng nt !i.0i) o’clock and close
Williams.
at l|:ilti o’clock sharp. F.vhiHtor*
At Ihe conclusion nf all business Stewart, Mellonvitle Avenue.
The inspirational meeting i f the will furm-h their own roiitalneri,
a reciprocity program, arranged
by Mr*. Arthur Bsnan, was an Woman's Auxiliary of the First there will positively fae none furnounced aa fnltowa by Mrs. I'rcsiyterisn Church, which closes ni'hrd by the Shun Cunimlllces.
Walter I* Morgan, program the church year, will take place The show epens W’ednesilay, wfler
at 7:30 P. M. in the social room*; Judging is finished, ut 2:00 l‘. M.
chairman:
and will W sifen-iinMI -IOigO Pi- Mr
1. “Dull. Ilane o' East Side PvL at the church.
that right. It will open uguin
Tl ESHAY.
ntarv School.
Circle Number Three of All Thursday morning ut in INI o’clock
2. Rhythm Band. South Side Pri
Soul* Catholic Church will meet
mary School.
3. Colonial Dance, We*t Side Pri at S:00 p. M. at the home of Mr*.
Katherine Berner, 'JUT East Elev
mary School.
I. Heading, Miss Nancy Rosset- enth Street.
ter. Junior High School.
WEDNESDAY.
5. Song. “ A Little Bit of Heaven",
Annual Flower Show of the
Mrs. Gladys Williams, o f Semi
nole High School, accompanied Garden Club of Sanford will be
, held from 2:0l) P. M. to t):00 P.
by Miss Helen Gonly.
M. at the Mayfair Hotel.
THURSDAY
Annual Flower show of the
Woman’s Auxiliary*
Garden Club of Sanford will lake
Of Church Has Meet plarr from l(i;0O A. M. to BMW
P, M. *t the Mayfair Hotel.
The Inspirational meeting of
Mis* Carolyn Collier will give
the Woman's Auxiliary o f the a piano rerilal at W;00 P. 31. at
N ew Hruadi’loth
Flrat Presbyterian Church, which the Woman’* Club. The public i*
FROCK.S
closes the church year, will he rtuilially invited.
Trllitnt*'<t wrMlt lltiffl.v M
it
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**ell.i t« nf «trit«n(*> .
held on Monday evening at 7:311
AND
o'clock in the social rooms of the
church. At this time the annual
WHITE
DRESSES
GARDEN NOTES
rrports of all officers will be given
By
Mrs.
W.
E.
WATSON
and will be fulluwei* by a social
hour honoring Mrs. J. A. liarThe Third Arnunl Flower Show
rold's circle which has hail the
fa about to come off at which lime
highest attendance average during
Another New tail Of
the year. All the ladies of Ihe con the GanJvn Flub will present it*
EYELETS'
exhibits of fine hloom and at the
gregation are cordially Invited to
seme lime presrnt it* first exhibit
attend.
of fruit and vegetable bowls fo»
There will bo no meeting of the
table decoration. This added at
Prayer Band of, the Auxiliary
traction! is In line with the larger
Monday berau** of this special
shows all over the country nnd
meeting.
fill* a need when flower* are for
several lesson* n't obtainable,
CORRECTION
cither through lack of bloom nr
for Ihe novelty, or using our malty
In an announcement this morn
v4K rc»n
native fruit* and Vegetable- f t
ing, Alia. W. H. Stewart stated
our eye enjoyment and at the
that In giving her report of the
tame time practicing tin economy.
recent county council meeting in
Fruit can so often In this mniinrj1
Paola at the regular meeting of
tw used for the last course ut n
the Junior High School, P.-T. A.
meal, each one selecting the fruit
Tuesday afternoon, she stated that
wished right from the center
the Junior High P.-T. A. had in
creased Us., membenhip during piece.
The list ef chairmen for the
th,. year by 10 percent, not that
it had the largest membership In varied entrira has hern pubii-hed
th* county, by percentage, as was in the paper and by glvlngmii-- a
rail any question will te gladly
reported in last night's issue.
nrswerrd to those wishing In
make an entry. The Flower Nh«»
Is open to anyone and overyoii*.
In celebration of Its tenth an and th* list of entries Is broad
niversary, .Seminole Chapter of enough that nearly everyone in
the Order of IfeMolay will spon the county could enter, with
sor n subscription dance tonight classes fur rotes, sweet peas, nil
at th* City Hail. Dancing will be annuals, perennials, lilies, bulb<>ugin at 10:00 P. M. and continue bl(Him», flowering shrubs, vine-,
until .2:00 A. M. In music fur tires, pitted plants of all tyin <,
nished by the Ulue Gators, a 10 cat ti anj succulents, rare blocniiT.
piece orchestra, ,of Eustls, for and rut flower arrangements of
merly known as the Melody Boys. mixed flowers, or any kind «*f list some genuine-tablets of llaver
A large number of Mason* and bloom. Do bring your fast effort, \vpirin nnd lake them freely until
members o f the younger social set and enjoy with all a splendid you are entirely Ire* from pain.
•how that will give credit M»
are expected to attend.
The lublelc nf Bayer manufacture'
your community that 1* fast being cannot hurt you. They do not drpir«
railed
"The
City
of
Flowers."
TO UOLO REVIVAL
Ibe heart. And they have been proven
There will be Ub.'ea arranged Iwire a* effective as saliey latex in
II. D. Singleton, pastor of the and marked, an the porch of the relief of rheumatic pain at ang tlagt.
Ocala
Seventh-Day
Adventist ture* reflected on a screen. Thpon't go through another seuinii
Churih, colored, liegltu a three- sermon subject Sunday night fa
<>f suffering from rheumatism, of
week revival service at the local “ Sanford's Most Noted Visitor
any neiinlie pain. And never suffer
rotated
Seventh-Day Adventist Coming Soon."
needlessly .‘ rum rcurdtgia, neuritis, or
Church. Pin* Avenue nnd Sixth
other conditions which Dsyer Aspirin
Street, next Kunday night. Hor
will relieve *0 surely nod so swiftly.
mone will be illustrated with pic
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At last —new leadership! Money in motion! Fear on the run!
Good chirr In the air!
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And I’enmy’s keeping pace—>*■. taking action, too! NOW! When
II count*! Ily placing Irainlnad* «f m, r>h.indi-e at the command vi
Americans . . . nt price* that may never again hr duplicated.
We’ve plannetl and looked ahead—to he irmly for this great
mnntinl! To.prove again 1 ^ America's thrift * lhal alogy*. any lime,
every time. values that heal all nihrr* await you—
^Act Now to Save
Mt'll’rt CniVTIlftte
Showor I'rimfi’il
ifia p e rs
uuncH
Sin* ii7 X 27
490
Silk Hose
Utiles'
Itird.a Eyt) WVnvo
Bathing Suits
980
Mon'*
If\.
R a yon H ose
tu t
Uiliv.-t'
R a yon Slips
CAPS
490
49^
Uflit'A*
IO0
Cotton Hose
A n Unusual Valuet
G e n u in e S o l a r S t r a w
• Toyo* and
Sennit .sailor*
to this
VALUE!
• Quality work
manship
(d
• Modest
“ Value" price
y
Other Stylos
lit Men's .‘Drift
$1.95
IIjiIh
C h il d r e n ' s
A m klctc
New pattern* and v>*>t combi-njlmntl Rayon pblrd art fine
giugt mmrriied—tine value!!
Your money's worth
. . . and MORE!
Ti». durib'r f..| Ihr laundry to
minis I’m .Ir <,r brotilrlntli.
u -*
| PutYoiirSmallCoinsToWork
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Buying These Big Values
Bathing Suits
Tangce R ogue
d o tftU .
rel.it. - -aist efviiv wbiir*
_
%y
690
Itsyon
B ed Spreads
Big Mar
W ork Shirts
“Rondo”
980
490
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Dress Prints
140
Children'*
Sport Oxfords
Friday,
v* »
980
�SANFORD HERALD, S A M T W , P E D U M , ~
■ViJVJO1! «A£
TO DAY, MARCH 17, IMS
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A Job F#j
THE STUBBORN CHOJ>
When the Legislature meet* early next month, there
are three matters which should be faced by It Immediately
and decisively. Provision should be made for the' people of
this state to act upon the repeal o f the Eighteenth Amend*
meat .to the Constitution of the United States. An oppor
tunity should be given for the people to decide on repeal
of the Nineteenth Article of.Uje Constitution of the 3tatc
of Florida In oraer to determine whether Florida as a state
»» u m
_ _____. era* shall be wet or dry.'And pending such action by the voters,
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state dry laws should be so modified as to conform with the
modification of the Volstead law aa expressed In the bill [
which puaed the 8enate yesterday.
Qd
HELDSOFWORLD
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wording of the state prohibition
. it and the federal prohibition amendment which
ihlght prohibit beer under the former and permit It under
the latter. The Nineteenth Article prohibits the manu
facture, and so forth, o f ‘'all alcoholic beverages”, while the
jlieenth Amendment prohibits only "Intoxicating bever
ages".
Now while it might well be argued that 3.05 percent
beer is not intoxicating, though even this of course de
E FRIDAY, MAROt l f . W t pends'upon .how much in drunk, it would certainly be very
■"Tlcult to prove that a beer which contains 3.05* percent
BIBLE YBM i’ rOJt tduav
ihof Is non-alcoholic, or In other words, does not contain
any Alcohol. However this may be, the entire prohibition
A'LOVE FEAST: Better Is
question la fraught with Inconsistencies and irregularities,
dinner o f herb* S tow love 1*,
* the asscrtl(yi by such a body aa the state Legislature
Hun a nulled ox snd hatred (her*
that an alcoholic beverage la non-alcoholic would not be
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Th* banking holiday tart of, put
a temporary qutetu* on mortssft
moratorium*.
■ o
Evidently
Iho (lock msrkat
earn# back from its holiday fuel
ing llks s million dollars.
It Is quite evident that the rest of the country is going
to have not only wines and beers, but also wines and beers
of almost any alcoholic content whtth does not offend local
prejudices. Federal appropriations ‘ for enforcement un
doubtedly will be withdrawn except for tho protection of
"dry"-states, and we doubt if there will be anyone in au
thority to determine whether a particular bottle of Bur
With this season not y*t orsr, gundy Is 3.05 percent alcohol, nr ten percent. Furthermore,
Miami is already predicting that In many places, New York for instance, hard llqunhi will
next aaaaon will bo tbs b u t an be served aa publicly os before prohibition.
Under suen circumstances Florida is apt to suffer if
rscord.
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it does not keep pace, backward or forward, an you wilt,
Soto# erf the Ltfion boys an with other states which are determined to see an end to
mors concerned over tha proapacts prohibition. Florida's higgeat industry Is its tourist busio f Oormany'a ralnrn to Kalaarlam ness, and It would be difficult to prove that this business
than over thalr pension cuts.
wjil not‘bo seriously hurt if California, for instance, imme
|- ■ 0----;------diately provides vfaitora with all they want to drink at
As yat no Rapoblkpn has dar«d reasonable rates and in decent places, while Florida con
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to toy that Wadn'tiday’a rla* In tinues to depend upon the questionable stuff and exorbitant
hog*, cattle, sheep, rice, tobacco,
itoak* was'unaod by a pool of
milk and II* product*, which would
PomoertU manipulating tbs mar- prices of the bootlegger.
So let the Legislature modify the dry laws. Before Include cheese and butter.
kata.
’the Supreme Court could decide a test case, the Constitution
ROOSEVELT TO
ASK POWER TO
HELP JOBLESS
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lest year, It was estimated at
League. Reporta from Soviet
ila Indicated e greeter gold
■faction there thee at any
since the World War.
Thera were report* of ei
elv# gold deposits discovered hi
Siberia. New deposits also are re
ported In Northern Sooth Ameri
The extent of tho now fields
More Of~MeteI W u ca.
la not known.
T*k$n Out O f flarth c/nada. Australia and Sweden
Than Ever Before have reported increased gold, pro
duction la 1932. la Australia, •'*
GENEVA, Mar. 17. — More gold mining Industry wiu d^j
gold wa# dug out of the ground In until It received a new (ease
!UX (ban In any other year la life by tho rise In gold ,
hietery. Incomplete figures re Mines once unprofitable are Mar
ceived by League Of Nation# ex being developed Into paying'prop
ositions.
pert* Indicated today. ^
In Sweden, e proves* originally
The experts Mid than ■hen flfinanced by the late Ivxr EfaUi| figure*
ftgu
|na|
are avlalaba, It
I believed they wllf show nearly ger, “ match king," has bees feead
8500.000,000 In naw gold was te separate geld from a lowpriced ore containing a high per
mined tha past year.
centage Of anenle. Originally, the
They Mid that tho Im p
worth of gold—duo te tho fall in enterprise sought the anenle as
wholesale commodity price*— has a main product and the gold aa 8
Now ther gold Is
mada gold mining mbre profit by-product.
able then at any time o f whleh more valuable again, Is has be-*
there la record. Including tha fa- come the principal product and
i “gold rush" day* o f th# test anenle a secondary consideration.
Report* to tit# League fhy that
I rentury.
n
Mine* in South Africa, which vast gold fields hero bean faqrf
j normally produce about 85 p*r-| in the Kenya colony, In A m i
I cent Or'th* world’s gold. Increased and a ngw “ gold rush" ws, anil
U N ,-" " - " ..........
|n the United States, a b f
oerat; Maryland, ted tho defansa 200,000 unemployed war* i
of tiio measure, with the Mary' to be panning gold lucecMftal
lander asserting the 18th Amend in the Rocky Mountains.
ment did not give tho Congress
til* right to prohibit bear.
CONSUL TH,REATENBD
Half a t’oxen senators mad* ex
ptenatlon* of their votes Just be
BALTIMORE. Mar. 17^riff#|L.
fore and after the roll call.
Senator Connally,
Democrat, Police were seeking yMterday W l
Texas, said he was voting against connect two threatening Uttar*
received by Eduardo Desvernlae,
tho bill because ho regarded 3-2
Cuban consul bore, with the rob- *
percent beer as Intoxicating.
“The bill ha* been changed to bary of about 1500 from a safe
In the consul’s office, Tho safe
3.05 percent”. Senator Robinson
■was gabbed between Saturday and
Democratic leader, Interjected.
“Then 111 also change my re Monday.
iZSTtTt
HO USE, SENATE
ARE SPLIT ON
BEER MEASURE
lo require payment of a procee•or*' lax equal to the difference
be 'v»-en the rurrent average farm
marks*, tonr.ally said.
price, of thr commodity and the
Continuing then on the beats
“ fair rxehi.ige value"—which Is
of 3.05 percent, Connally said the
(Continued from Page One)
defined a* the pre-war level.
Conotltution prohibited It,
The secretary also would bo au step toward “ good government". announced he would not vote “ for
51
r*.
Roosevelt
did
not
stay
for
thorised to apply processing taxes
any maaaure nullifying or evading
on commodities competing with the final vote.
the imsndmant,"
The measure authorise* a pro- those which the program Nek* lo
As the wlL was called Senator
Senator. Smith, Democrat, South
f
f
i
t
j
probably
bs'
am
ended._______
----- RUtbtba show that railroad
IffMBIK tax lo proVlde lu iili to reach. The tili specifies that com Caraway, Democrat,' Arkansas, Carolina, announced ho had voted
•O
■—Miami
accident* are ratteh fawtr—Miami
T f»y benefit* to farinrre In return petitive product* shell Include end Long, Democrat, Louisiana, sat for submission of the 18th Amend
Nows. They srobsbly will bs, at
for acreage reduction; a lax on rayon, silk, linen and oleomar side by side and limited at each ment but had "taken an oetb tu
All
Aboard
For
Liechtenstein
loast, ilnco tha ftenkrppuy bill
warehouse stock *nd rompebes- garine.
other a\th*y cast differing votes. support the Constitution", adding:
pasted,
.
•
lory duties on Import* to prevent
Mrs. Caraway shouted an em
I do not fael that t can My
Exporters
of
products
which
Imggine a country that has no unemployment, no taxa their entry at price* below l-'bhave been
taxed under the phatic “ no" when her name was where the lino of alcoholic
tion,
complete
autonomy,
a
standing
army
of
one
man,
and
j j " Tha City o f W*at Pplm B#ach
mestlr food*. The rompennal >ry plan are tn be paid re called; and a few jnnmenta later, marcstion Is. 1 do not feel I could
' Ms'enjoying'a mlllaga l*vy of 415. a citizenship composed of 10,000 happy persons who pursue duty would mn*i«t of application
fund* equal to Ihe lax, Including Long who aided her in her cam vote under my oath for a beverage
A hvrr will bo qo rati u lila boom an agricultural existence amid, the splendor of Alpine scen of the tax levle.l on American
that might violate the Constitu
rxport* lo lb* American poesca- paign for ravtlaotkm, voiced
In that city as Jong.aa »urh a ery aitd an atmosphere of the middlq ra g, contrasted In processor* plu* existing tarlffW
tion."
eloa*. the Philippine Island,, Vir equally firm "aye'’.
?mfUi(# ■■ (hat obtain*.
spots with Twentieth Century modernity, aiicf you have Hecrvtary Wsllsce,' In whoee gin lalands, American Samoa and Tha bill will permit manufac
Senate r
Bailey,
Democrat,
--------o——
---part of the picture of the romance-laden principality of hand* the Job of administering the Guam. Import* from these will be ture nnd sal* of beer and wine of North Carolina, said “ my opinion
Postmaster Farlay la figurine
act would lie placed, said that If (Object tn compensatory duties.
3.05 percent by weight, or 3JI I* that 3.05 percent bear 1s intox
on reducing tbo price of petUg* Liechtenstein.
Once a unit of the Holy Roman Empire, the tiny coun pasted he would aim to bring Secretsry Walter* said the pro by volume .in states where local icating and I will vote against this
ala rep* from thrto t*nt* to two
try of sixty square milas is situated on the borders of shout thi« year a 20 percent re posed trad* agreements • with laws do not prohibit IL There are bill."
fonts wb*ro it ou(ht to remain.
Senators Flstchar and Trammell
Switzerland
and Austria. The Vienna-I’arla express rumbles duction in »cre**o of ell crop* packer* and other processor* about 25 o^ these.
Tbo government la beginning lo
across
Its
terrain
and many a traveler gazes at the country covered by the set. He I* given would be exempt from provisions iterator* Borah, Republican of Florida voter for the bill.
find out that then Is such a thing
wide latitude In fixing tax rate*,
pa railing tba'prlca and taking In side without knowing that ho Is viewing an amazing nnd ho sold th«t "In n„ case I* the of the anti-trust laws. It te bis Idaho, and Sheppard, Democrat,
aim to accomplish the purpose of Texas, long ardent defender* ef
paradox among tho commonwealth of nations.
loss money.
consumer going to be gouged
the adt wherever (po**iblo by tho d r / laws, led the attack on
u .i
‘ On (Jone
beautiful
townlet of Vaduz.
------------o-----------,
I| U fhand
l U I I U jyou
ru u
Ifind
I * « M the
...»
—
— --------------, , ------------Tho bill, long and complicated, agrrrmrnt* with processors and the constitutionality c f the meas
Amendment#
_____ I. to the bter bill*I|tho capital city, looking us if It might have stepped out of was
deteribed ly tho President •* producers and to use hi* author ure.
may «wc«ed In legallilag
Xlbrpcht D u rcr’e sketch book, and not fa r awny nestles u
one “which offer* great promle# ity tn license, regulate, and levy
The mild mannered Texan, who
*
‘
•
--‘-*'#..
11
..
t.-llt
■■aunlnn"
hnuiM
where
•nt win* as w*I)
Win# Imodern colony of beautifully built "ountrap" houses where of good result*." He urged quick
the processor* tax only in case sponsored the 18th Amendment,
. of m th ' low alcoholic coolant I 1 V O l i m n / I C b U K i e va u p w w w ........................... Uv. ro«n>
S
<° *voW
setlon not only to make the pl^n of necessity.
Mid It would bring “untold waste
might taste mor* Ilk* grspajulc* cares of life In FYance, Germany, Italy, and Austria.
effective for thleyear’e crop, plant
and ruin to this Republic"; and
Seminole
“
It
will
serve
as
a
club",
he
than anything ■!■*, but who
Above ttje capital city, a medieval fortress, grim and
Borah warned It would not pre
going to datermln* whether the forbidding frowns down on triangular-roofed houses, a ing of which already has begun said.
High
School
In
the
Mouth,
but
lo
place
thl*
vent return of tha saloon, which
percentage It actually 3.0S or 8.4
group of parliament buildings and a diminutive palace that country “ In a better position t.J In the rase of cash crops, the he .branded aa “ tho most hideous
or In fact tent
wouldn't be out of place In the public squares of Parlp or discus* problems affecting world rental or benefit payment may be institution with which civilised
------------ >
based primarily upon reduction In
cron *urplu*e* at <he proposed
The chairman of tha State Vienna.
acreage of ths particular crop. society ever had to deaL"
world
economic
.conference."
The life of the people la simple. There is no jazz danc
Senator*
Walsh,
Democrat,
Bosd Department attempt# to ex
It may seem early
Wallace would also have power
At that time the President ha* lo rent land In large tracts In se SfaaMchuMtts, and Tydlngs, Qemcase enormous expenditure* with ing, no stories of gangsters, and few radios; but there arc
—or a Ions time
the statement that new road end cool wine gardens, glee singers who roam about the moun said bo will seek a world-wine lected region, and counties to Duffj* explained that most o f the
until cnLauaMon,
production
curtailment glee producers an equal, oppor
bridge c:n*trurtlon I* being fl tain sides singing in chorus, and a general atmosphere of wheat
b
u t before you
amendments
were
clarifying
of
nanet'il not by tha state but by the peace and good will. At the same time Liechtenstein Is ngreemrnt.
tunity to retire land and receive language while • few ware vital.
know It June will
The average price* o f farm rental.
federal government. Well In that In the very heart of European civilization. An hour's rldu
These were, briefly, to prevent
be here. Now la the
ceio, soak It. to 'ami What do
IP almost any direction will bring you to a famous capital proudcla during tha pre-war pe*
Interference In veterans' Insurance
time to place your
rlod, 1000-1014, Is set as the gosl
rare about Urals, Sara's axganotpl or a greafelty.
suite pending In the courts; to
order for personal
leave
to
the
discretion
of
the
ei' It' la pleasant In these t|mes of perplexing difficulties wn Hlndenburg himself would
card*. We advise you
*'v* Adolph Hitler .May be good far to contemplate the virtues of a place like Liechtenstein,
crutlve whether to make hospi
have Germany arrept the Naal
to see our samples
talisation available to non-ea
Germany, a elalm which ho boa where living Is eaay, worries are few, and the amell of an
•puthrosl* as the ron«uinmalldn
■ before buying. Th$
Ice ronnested dlMbllity ease*; to
yet ta prove, but be la eartalnly
tiquity mingles with the romance and charm of a country or the nation’* hope* tlxmt confi
cards which we are.
bar removal from the rolls ot any
not good, for Europe. Since he be
dence In tho aged field marshal
offering at an un
veterans suffering actual Mrvtce.
eaipa chancellor a few weeks ago, that appears to have come from'the pages of a fairy book.
a* a braka upon the exuberant
usually low price are
connected disabilities, allowing no
Korops has resembled a. powder
(Continued From Pag# One)
foil Ire and truculent exc»«»e* of
keg just waiting for somebody to
, very neat and Juit
constituents demanding support Bpaniah-Amerlcan veteran w
the Nail* begin* to falter.
02 year* old to he removed from
of the President'a program .
set It off. A good' load encase In
what you will need.
Fortunately there l* *«>me little
GERMANY UNDER THE SWASTIKA
Aa revised by-the Benale, Mc pension rolls, and to provide domi
one of. these dUsrmaaent meet
hint In the wording of the decree, Duffie estimated that MVingx ciliary care fur tubercular or neu
NEW YORK IIKHALI) TRIBUNE
ings may be. all that’s ateassry
reserving a final derision on tho from veterans' expenditure* would ro-psychiatric veteran# not traceto stsrt another World lfflr.
President von Hlndenburg'a de many's present outlook la certeln use of flag* and prohibiting the •mount to about 5350,000,000, abb to war »#rv|ces- The PreaL
*' ....... #—■
display of the llakenkreua over white approximately flOA^OO.OOO dent, however, was empowered to
. lfoyr buelwese suffered la New cree, astborising the dleylay of to waver.
which Is expected from reduction In m I- reduce tbo rpba o f pension*.
-Yoek City daring the beokUg bol tbs old German colute on all but
All correspondence from Berlin military establishments,
Various estimate* of the reducIdap I* shewn by the folkrwtng military sod naval building* and makes much of tbs association of suggests that the President may •vlea, end tha balance from mleln saving* were given ot
figures: candy, soda end reete’u- giving the Nasi Hakankreu, or the old black, whlta and rod flag ba extending libeTtle* to the rallaneous retrenchment*.
amendment*. Senator Robin
rsbt' estebflebeentt dropped, fifty BwadtUia, a pace of equal honor, with Imperial and war traditions. victorious llarxburg allies, a* Authority glean the Preaidant b
son, o f Arkansas,
Democratic
potent under the preceding will be widely Interpreted aa a It makes still mor* of the slight port of a public last of thsir In the broadest Congress has evar
upon the executive leader, placed them at 8 10 .000 .00d
week. Dep«rtmgat »tores dropped depressing omen, ft makes the to the republic that can ba read clination tu uss or abuse thsir conferred
Beside* Chairman McDuffie placed them
IS percent 8hoe store# w«r# off survival of the Republic oeem pre Into the resurrection o f thee# col powsr. Tbtas liberties he may re brpnch of government
Printed On Paneled, Cards
providing for sweeping reduc 1at 125.000j000
voke
If
thsir*
abuse
brings
about
carious,
condone*
Nail
Intolerance
thirty pareeat, Book eteres dropped
o n and net a little of. the untion*
In
veterans'
pension*.
It
cut*
I
The
R
oom
applauded
•
wh
•
revulsion
of
popular
feeling
U4 pul* cutting edge* on the eeneUUiUenal aspect of tbelr
» . » « * » V M tflPf
Representative Wood rum. Demo
“ IijT OId English Ttype ~ ~
■utsld antipathic* of Germany's official use. The*# views, however, •gainst tbs “ national revolution." salaries of congressmen from
■ bol
$10,000 t» 58500, and permits crat, Virginia, a member of tha
liberate and reactionaries. Forty- can be easily exaggerated. The de Until further events put their «ren»
it. And ah* _
tho President to raduca salaries committee, read e statement by
eight percent «f tbs German peo cree does not specifically abolish Interpretation on this sensational up to IS peccant.
ibreak". wae ask a boom week
Louis A. Johnson, commander of
measure,
howevsr,
It
will
continue
May mean*.
ple remain vigorously opposed to tha Republican flag, and the Con
As the second administration the American Lee Ion. In which he
i
fW H
tlb* roUdg faction to wbmie aegis atitotion does not prohibit tho to breed In all nations strioua prepoMl, the measure was
Mid the Legion had faith In the
the President baa now given rpc- display of tbo old colon but ac double o f Um firmness of the poaed to Congress last Friday, President and urgud Myalty and.
German
President's
•
grip
on
ths
Jammed through th* H#um Sat support from the members.
M a symbol of Qar. tually retaiga them In the com
mercial 'flag. Tho old flag has, long tether that be baa given the urday, and passed by tha Senate
* * number foie all Germane with pre-war reactionaries, nnd no UttV *n*" Wednesday night
I - ^
e* * t' 7 ‘» weli-wlaben
When the bill wa* brought
memorise, many fond and honor lety about Germany's domestic
•• WtUrtem
beck to the Hoot# yesterday Heable aaaocistioni In which kaloor- peace.
We Will Be Glad
“
reepeae*
bourgeoisie to '•tt.ldtt* “• W*
Doctor* and HeweeMtvM
publlcaa
eoloro
nee
associated
I a display
To Show You
. 1 am #*ulpe#a to resale a»8
with IllUe Gorman distinction la
Marpoa sarglcal leaU, Oeteprejudice# Is, any Gold. U wlU
■up
lo
w
urn*
be unnatural,
re. k a ln a tllnera, eta iM
Samples'
Fitted New m
•Mall Indeed, tf therefore, fpr e German, however
« e eauen'Mvr auam
ATTENTION!
SENIORS
House Approves
Senate Oranges
; To. Economy Bill
PEQ tsam
CARDS
r
so
M'iUT
e u t o o . .
100 CMOS , . .
ATTENTION!
Mcenatraqj^
‘ te Democracy,
BRYAN
THRALLKILL
p t, ai
•»
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*
raed prlee it
oflrf Kiypteh base.
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�TDK RANFOkn HRHALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.
F A S*
FRIDAY. MARCH 17. 1933
rotc and te assisted In-lt* formal
|farm* a* well a* in ntir*.
pn-sr motion by an attache of Ihe
i "llnu fellary hr >1 !>y many ill
>1.
Pn “ '"K Y f p t m i Vk>
H i l f ' k 1 resid en t| . that
anylmly
nn
The prisoner's m u n i
would.
D H L IV jf;*m.
f.<m, but a* a mutter of fact
“,i £ i A l C H » I V C
m
a ir
(I* .
Ihm to- brought lets* the spot- r jtjj J ^ n t i JjJ f f 0 T t S ! farmfn* l' ' ‘“ky n difficult and 1
M A R G A R E T P E T E R S . B a ck ty Editor
|light und should It* examination
O ffle* 143
“ *1""
complex business", he continued.I
„ ,,
r r 'T *
.'merit rtin-Mrratinn, tile vhw« i«f
"The chances fur u family without*
RAt.EIUl. .V I .- T h e J>roF«ed| thr lr„ , Ju<llfe
. 0,kl, 0r
CI.KM.-tlN t Olu KUK,
P.-T. A. Of Grammar
yarcle system offered by George bv sought. Up.n favorable le;art Thp bAeK'to.the.lan.i mnvvment, proper et|iilfme-t or i-ni-rirlntR. Puu, superintendent o f the 'rum these two court officials, tr,., now becoming general in nnny f make even |.>o„’ und feed *up-|
School H u Meeting
North Carolina \ State’s prison v*-ligation woald proceed through »•«** r* may. unless wisely man- I lies is irmotr; nn,| for imikimr
here wnunt. in his opinion, iffret I rr.ee officers In the e.unty from need, .rrve on y to ug-ciu-alf the! money it Is well to t i\e a look at
M n. M. L. Wright, chairman
Bright
a saving In the state,of at least whtih the prisoner w it sent up. { economic d s jla of mstiy i-opjg. Ihe fact that farmers received
Friends 0f lllas U«i«n Jinatna of the nominating committee, an
Jwtseigs rf
MONDAT
’
only 3t rm m t a r p r tvar prices
fM,MO .tiring the first year cf
will regret to taora that aho Li nounced the foltowlg officers for
in the ofirhiit of l». \\. Watkins,1,
,
OiifJrew
Mrs. Peter Schaal and Itise
,,
,
. . for farm commodities in January,
t AIOKRS ENTERTAIN
I t k ff home on French Actone. the coming year at tha regular Mary Dlghton will be hostesses at its npa-atiun, but the major
agnrulluril extension es^ noiaist,
Halite %mm haem N l l i f te j
, l.r.tJ, and pai l lu > percent of
benefits, he telieves, would be
'"
|who asserts it reijjires time,
meeting of the Grammar School 'ladies day" at th« Sanford Coun
hrrtiil hlWF
r»m»
thnsf that wo.ld aerrut to reManilla, of Ohio, who la P.-T. A. held yesterday afternoon try Club.
Mr. an-1 Mrs. Hugo t sever en- - i-.iuipment. Ini,or and some money tfle-w nr for things they bought." |m tlull M*. Itea'I M»
lexsrd prisoners by cablin g them tertsir-td a small number of their it,, w
.,„ w ,.Vl.n foodstuffs,
and
some time at Klaaim following Ihe board meeting at
I Mia aatfcla' Sat raa'r f tyg p f 1
Circle Number Five of All Souls tu gel a new start.
[ friends with * yachting- parly yes- w„rns that In the meantime dtsi here yesterday with the sthool auditorium: Mn. W. II.
HE MOl.AY
jo e aa Na-W la eallaa
T AT j
Catholic
Church
will
meet
at
the
•Ileal-Vet* are»ar- "
frienA.
mun tcf,|l |>en| I- ,n the
The system's oporati- n would tenlay on the yacht, the CVolaqua.;
Stewart, president; Mn. Pearl S.
I) A N C K
hom* o f Mrs. R. A. Cameron, Jr., «ost tho stale nothin*. It has lw*er The iruests left kj-re -yeslerdpy j ----------- . ------------B a b b it t , vice-president; Mn.
TONIGHT
Frknda of M n. Jl. D. Barber George MeCrum, secretary; Mn. corner Twelfth Street and Myrtle brought to the aifritlon of mem morning for Blue Springs where R. l>. t'ornetl, Air* rioab Tight10 T ll.l, 1
bers o f the general assembly, they -pent the day. Among Ihose man, tb,» Misses l.itlisn lltanan. CITY HALL
will be glad to learn that ahe la Robert Cobb, treasurer; and Mn. Avenue,
Regular program meeting o f the |now silling in Raleigh, with * pie-, nt wete:
Mrs. James ti.l Libby Cornell, Jane Motion, and
If* Up.| i *i r^i mi.
Improving a| her home on Mag- II. II. McCaslln, historian.
73r COITI.K
Woman's Missionary Society of { iiew to <bln Ini ng the formal ap Sbai.-n, Mrs. Arthur Hranan. Mrs. Chandler and Alex Sharon.
nolle Avenue from a recent lltnesa.
M n. R. A. Newman presided tho First Methodist t'hJrch will
proval of tho state* ‘.avrmakiug
over the business session when
place....at 3:00 o'riick. at _.the body. However, It could be put
Mtaa Margaret Owen, of Mont reports were made by Mra- L. M. take
a
withl,ut , hr lntet.
gomery. Ala., ia the rueet for a I.einhart, welfare chairman, and church with Circle Number Flvel
few day* of Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Mn. 0. C. Cochran. Mn. Lein- in charga of ths program.
inent uf any new laws, Mr. Puu
Number One o f the First
Mann at their home in Rare £ourt- hart rrported tral 3d children l aCircls
n t l o a ( ' k n e e l s swsllt
Baptist
Church will meet _ata iSl.sfil
3:30
In mode of uperntion, his pro
art being provided with lunches
Jack Yale and Sherman Yale, of daily and Mn. Cochran stated o'clock with Mrs. J. A. Strange, gram has U,e appealance o f stm<
Myrtle Avenue.
N*W Haven, Conn,, hav. returned that memben have ordered 10 1300
™
‘ , r " ur- .
... , plicity Itself, wdh no involving
Urtle Number Two of the First
A„ y priM<ru.r
home after (pending a ahort time subecrtptlons to the Child Wel
Baptist
Church
will
■pest
with served ono-half of the sentence
barn with their mother, Mra. Hugo fare magatlao. Mn. F. E. RodMrs. D, J. Garrett, I’tti Maple
Career.
.IwMisutj.JUi.JJWeAV'wai.stiawJJL.tPft
mwwgwiw.rdi'wwiw*naeiw ■a t a M Pwea- willat tb l iW jllnLm.llu.piM iwiii. ‘A m ine ,* <t* miw’ thi wlf.
scrap book.
Circle Number Three of ‘ he|reive a hlank applieakon fur paMra. J. ,(*. Brown and daugh
At last—new leader»hip!
An Invitation was read to the First Baptist Church wilj meet at j may fill Hotel, where you may
ter, Audrey, have returned .to
liuod rhrer In Ihe air!
members from Snow’s Paint and 3:30 o'clock at the church annex j
your
gntry,
wilh
rhalrmcn
thertr heme at Colignbus, GdL
And I'enmj's keeping pare—yr*. taking action, loo! NOW! When
Glaaa Company Inviting them to
u follows: ruses and
after ep*nd|ng a few day* here attend a Iff tun- on home decora with Mrs. Will Hand and Mrs. |j„
it count*! Ily placing Irainloads of mirchandi*e at Ihe command bi
S. A. Etknfletd as hostesses.
|, w„ t rrB„ i Mr,. Kdmund U.
with reL'.lvei.
tion en-Mar. 30 at the Women’s
American* . . . at prirra ihal may nevrr again he dupliratrd.
Circle Number Four of the First dluwv; annuals and g-r rentals,
Club. At this lecture a prise will Baptist Church will meet at 3:311
We've planned and haikqd ahead—In Ik- ready (or Ihi* great
bulbous
Mrs. Fred H. Wilson.;
C
Event]
r
Dash, of New York be awarded to the P.-T. A. nrmnmint! To prove again lo America'* thrift> thst always, any limr,
,K- tMcN*b> bhmms and pott.M plants, Mr*.
ty, formerly of Sanfont, la ganliatjon having Ihr largest £ !" * *
every liafe, values Ihal best all olhrrs aw ail >nu—
ruling a few days here with number* o f friends and member*
r, , Number
k,
l Fivr
v ? of Ihe Flr»t
x-i t ' lt“l*n..* S. Reads flowering shrub*,
Href*
WfitiiwklM Connelly at his home on registered under Its name.
l "wit'll ,mr' aod trsrs, Sirs. II. II. ColeRaptint Churth will
I-----.. . . i - i Mrt. Fred
Palmetto Avenue.
, ,*n1'
During Ihe meeting Mr*. R. E. Mrs. C. M. Hand. East Twenty- "’ * "' '
second Street. at 3:30 o'clock.
c ,c‘ ‘
- > " ul^ ‘ *‘
IVnro
Mcn’ii Cruvenuttu
Friends of Miss Mlkfred Nix Herndon was appointed to serve
Circle Number Six of the First
‘ " ' " - n . rare
will bo glad to karn that she Is on the juvenile committee, o f the Baptist Church will meek-at 3:30
vie., and fruit *"' vrgeShower Prtiofct!
Improving at her home on Pal city, end the Ittrndance priie o'clock with Mrs. J. It. O v k u .' »*hlc kiwis, Mrs. W. K. Watson;
Utdiuit’
metto Avenue from Injuries re- for the day was awarded to the 2013 Washington Avenue.
‘ kwer arrangements, .Mra. E.
Size 27 x 27
Vetoed in an automobile accident room taught by .Mr*. Jack Flynt.
t'lrclp
Number
Seven
of
the,N
.
Scott.
Hoitesirx
for
the
day
wrre:
Mr*.
■Monday evening.
Wscnesday
W. C. Satrher and Mrs. Voile First Baptist Churrh will meet at j Entries open on
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. Sarah m- ruing nt UtOO o'clock an.I dose
Williams.
ljuliun'
Mr. and Mn. Alex O'Caln, of
at 11:0 11 o'clock sharp. Exhibitors]
At the conclusion of all business Stewart, Mrllorwill,. Avenue.
Ilirdi* Eye Weave
, Orangeburg, S. C., and Air. and
The
|n*plrati«nal
merllng
,.f
th»
wilt
furnish
Ihrir
own
nmtalners,
a reciprocity program, arranged
i / M n. Fred Nelson, of
Proctor,
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
Ihe
First
(Imre
will
positively
hinune
fur
by Mrs. Arthur Banan, was an
Minn., are (pending some time
nounced aa follow* by Mr*. Prestyterlan Church, which done* niyhtil by the Show Committees.
her* aa the guests of Mr. and Mn.
Mun’a
Walter I*. Morgan, program the church year, will take place The show opens Wednesday, nfter
J. _ R. Richards, 1212 Sqpford ehalrman:---------------------------------- -at-TT3 ty•Pr-M-In- 1 ht-s«cio Inwrmv judrirrg-hr-ftolshrd. nt 'S:mi~Pr~!>t7
Avenue.
and will Is- open until lO:iXI P. M l
1. “ Doll Dance", East Side Pri at Ihe church.
(
Flat
Boy*'
that night. It will open nguiti
TUESDAY.
mary School.
Mlse Eulalio Ginn, state dinetor
Tliumliiy
morning
nt
I"
<
>
d
o'clock
Circle Number Three of All
2. Rhythm Band. South Side Pri
l.mliu.V
of the Young People's Department
mary Sehoof.
Souls Catholic Church will meet and close lit 10:90 n'clmk thut
of the First Methodist Church,
S. Colonial Dance, We«l Side Pri at 3:00 P. M. at the home uf Mrs. evening.
haa returned to her heme at Lakemary School.
Katherine llcrnrr^2U7 East Kiev-,
[ land after spending a few days I. Reading, Miss Nancy Russet*
enth Street.
ldttliun’
;
^ beta wltlj Miss Virginia Jlnkins
ter. Junior High School.
home on French Avenue.
WEDNESDAY.
5. Song, “ A UUle Rit of lleavrn", •
Alt Uiiunuiil Vnliltt I
Anuthur Vuluut
Annual Flower Show of the
’ Mrs. Gladys Williams, of Semi
Club of Sanford will be
n> Drama Will nole High School, accompanied , Garden
held from 2:00 P. M. to 9:00 P.
hown Saturday by Miss Helen Gordy.
M. at the Mayfair llutrl.
THURSDAY
laaed on one of the many in Woman's Auxiliary
Annual Flower Show of Ihe
ts that have colored AritoGarden Club of Sanford will lake
• »^ V
Gs'a history, “ Robben’ Roost," the Of Church Has Meet place from 19:00 A. M. lo 10 :00
Fax Films offering, comes to
• Toyo* and
p. M. at the Mayfair Hotel.
Y ou can't
Tho Inspirational meeting of
tltr\screen of th« Milano Theater
Miss Cnnilyn Collier will give
Sennit .sailor*
Maureen O'Sullivan head the Ihe Woman's Auxiliary of the a piano recital at 3 :0 0 P. Jl. at
N ew Kroaricloth
say "NO"
•V»
raaf o f the picture, taken from First Presbyterian Church, which Ihe Woman's Club. The public is
FROCKS
• Good atyk
Grey's story, and with its doses the church yesr, will be cmdialiy invited.
to this
Trim iiMift wilh ItItf f le -. Hirhr
•nd fit
picturesque settings at the orlg held un Monday evening at 7:30
i#
Inaj locale Of the episode, "Rob o'clock In the social room* o f the
AND
VALUE!
ber*’ Roost" |s said to be O'Brien's church. At this time the annual
• Quality work
WHITE
DRESSES
GARDEN NOTES
outstanding screen play.
reporta of all officers will be given
manship
Til|l»! nl *»f filtr* \\ hill IStlftiD
The wholesale plundering of ihe and will be followed by a social
U.iii'flui,
ti |t t«t ;»*
By Mr*. ‘ V. K. WATSON
cattle an e hig ranch In the huur honoring Mrs. J. A. liar• Modeit
The Third Arnual Flower Show
southern partJoHjge state some rold'a cirri* which has haif the
••Value" pries
20 yearn ago forma the .hktorl highest attendance average during Is shout tn come off at which time
Another New Iait Of
owner, a wealthy Briton. Is cara Ihe year. All Ihe ladies of the con the Oin-Vn Club will rrrsent it*
OS
L.Other
-EYELETS"
cal basis of the tale. The ranch gregation ara cordially Invited to exhibit* o f finr bloom and at the
same time prom t Its ftrot exhibit
less enough to hire a rascally attend.
l » Muir* thrift IlnTrt
of fruit and vrgelahle bowl* fo*
foreman to run Ihe place for him,
Ther* will h« no mteling o f the
and the foreman drives the entire Prayer n*nd uf the Auxiliary table decoration. This addrd at
C h il d r e n 's
herd over the line into Mexico, Monday because of this special traction is In line with Ih* larger
sella them and vanishes with the
show* nil over the rountry nml
mealing.
proceeds.
fill* a need when flowrrs afr for
■Weaving an unusual type of ro
■evetal rrasons nit oblainnblr,
Srw imtrrn* iml color cixntaUORRECT10N
mance Into this plot, Zane Gray
k
i nilsxnl Rayon obinl *H fine
cither through lack of bloom or
w.
gauge
lurrcciilgj—hue valuetl
lad In making “ Robbers'
fur Ihe novelly, or oslng our many
In an announcement this morn
v f i f ir e m
t** one of hie most Interesting
native fruits and vegetable- for
In ti'snaferring It to the ing, Mr*. W. II. Stewart stated our eye enjoyment and at the
screen Director Louis tyng that In giving her report o f ths same time practicing an economy.
faithfully prenervrd Its at recent county council meeting In Fruit can so often in this manner
Your money’* worth
Paola at the regular meeting of
phere.
be used for the last course at u
. . . ant! MORE!
the
Junior
High
School,
P.-T.
A.
ow O'Brien, playing a double
mral, each one selecting the fruit
of pretending to .side with Tuesday afternoon, she stated that wished right from the center
nd of thleeea and at the ths Junior High P.-T. A. had In piece.
time secretly bringing an creased its membership during
The list ef chairmen for the
ng posse to the . “ Roost, lh* year by 10 percent, not that
ges to rescue the girl he it had the largest mamberahlp In varied entries has been published
in the pwper and by giving me a
jafe, and square matters with ths county, hy percentage, aa was
T— .lurahV bit it* l-otvlry In /
/? ,. . .
' />
call
any question will le gladly !
miitrc IVrtalc nr brnailrlolh, §
f//f t ,
reported
in
lait
night's
Issue..
hie enemy,. forma tha ellmax of
•rswered to those wishing to
**1 ret.*.' s-,| etvn vhi-c* /
•
#1
the picture.
________________________ /
make an entry. The Flower Show
O .V -"
TO STAGE DANCE
it open to anyone and everyone,
*o,r'-e
Mrs. Lyman Buttolph In celsbratyfn of It* lenlh an ami Ihe list of entries Is broad
b*
V
'
Ib Hostess At Party niversary, SeenInot* Chapter o f enough that nedrly everyone in
the Order of DcMotay will spon- the county could enter, with
A BL Patrick’s Day motif wan scr a subscript ion Cents tonight rinses for roe**,‘ sweet peat, all
for party decorations ami at the (Tty Hall. Dancing will bo- annuals, perennials, lilies, bulbmiturn .n
c
ntmeffU at the bridge party gln at 10:00 P. M. and continue blooms, flowering shrubs, vine-,
i yesterday afternoon by Mrs. untlf ' 2:00 A :-S t'td mutlc fur Urea, potted-plants of-all-type*,
\ Lyman Buttolph nt her heme on nished by Ihe Blue Gttors, a 10 cacti anj acmdents, rake blwmt-.
\\ Megaotla Avenue In honor o f the piece orchestra, of Eustla, for and cut flower arrangement- of
.) -members of the Afternoon Ten merly known as the Melody Boys. mixed Gowers, or any klr.d of riel some genuine tablets of Bujer
Cgntract Chib end a few other A Urge Bumter of Masons and hlocra. Do bring your best effort- \-pirin und take them freely until
lU ynu
*
(
Quantities of calenduka members of the yeungrr social aet and enjoy with all a splendid vuu are entirely free^yim
eDpn puin.
show that »IU give credit
yellow snap dragons w ife •re expected lo attend.
___________ , .
. ...
The lablet* «f ItoyW manufarlure
r
' ht various parts of the
Hig Mae
' where the guests (Mere enrailed'
"The
C
lJ
^
r
t
o
w
“
rs."<
’
'
,’
k
’
,ann‘’
1
hur'
you'
Tb<y
donu‘
d ,p fw
TO HOLD REVIVAL
*
tv _
_ii.
, Hi* hesrl. And they have been proven
wbll* the talllea were
*
_
y
r*n*
"
't
»
,
e
e
„
eflccliv.
u
ralicyblcIn
"'to represent shamrocks.
II. D. Singleton, pastor o f the ■nd marked, W the porxji nf the fr)jff of rhfunullc ptln a, anu Uo9,
several progression* o f Ocala
8 ev*nlh-Day Adventist
•itondu"
Don't go Ihrough annlbrr sea-m
'Irvires were added and Church, colored, begins a threw- lures reflected on B aerven. The
i» » *
awarded. High score prke week revival service at the local sermon subject Sunday night i- of suRrring from rheumatism, or
“ Sanford's Moat Noted Visitor any nturllic pain. And never -ullrr
I ' club members was colored
Seventh-Day Adventist
to Mr*. H. M. Papworth Churth, Pin* Avenaw and Sixth Coming Boon."
nccdl«stly .'ruin rruralgia.neuriiis, or
Children'^
high score prke for the Street, next Sunday night Ser
rother condition* which Bayer Aspirin
_1 _
* \t\o"
a
aet
*f
lotion
W
*
will
rtlitra
so
surely
and
so
aaiftly.
r guest*.
mons wilt be illustrated with pieto Vn. W. J. wa» ■*!
pen, Mr*. W. 8 . Jordan, o f
*Ble, Mrs. G. L Letieka.
■ e x x n i t v BALI.
bear by tbs hostess, ns- and guest, Mrs. Irving Story, of
IS C
-Mrs. w . M. Scott. These LlUle' Falls, N. Y., Mrs. R. J.
ITih
M n . M. M. Pap Hally, and Mn. Jams* 0 . Shares,
W. M. SceU, Mis.
k b r.
U n . Arthur Braun, to*
Parole System In
Dangers Seen In
u Extensive Back ",,d«
And Personal Activities Two-Way Benefit
P ersonals
S o c ia l
Hi-Grade Bakery
1
«£ PENNEYS
X
A ct Now to Save
C A PS
9S^
CREPE
ydr
49^
Silk Hose
49?
B athing Suits
98?
R a yon H ose
10?
R d yon Slips
49?
Cotton H ose
10?
Diapers
doz.
CAPS
49*
Genuine S olar S traw
$ 1.00
* 1-49
0^
8 ^
$1.95
69/ & 98/
V; >
;9 IOC
% /
SHIRTS
— 49c
1 PutYourSmallCoinsToWork 1
J )£ tfc u h a v e -
RHEUMATISM
d o d tlL
I
4fk
0%’
D A N C E
Buying These Big Values
B athing Suits
Tangce R ogue
1
— 98?
69?
B ed Spreads
98?
W ork Shirts
49?
Dress Prints
14?
Sport Oxfords
98?
EH H E Y C O M P A N Y
I.
•'
u
74^
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r page five*)
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD.^FLORIPA^
j
•
•
•
THE SANFORD HERALD, BANTURD^ FLORIDA,,
woidd be requirrd l« resign at lta
o . 3n day*. The month'* nolle#
|u>rlod will expire thi* week.
Ataul four leather* will ta
dropped #1 Florida SUU Collrra
•for Women. tw« or three at th-j
Florida Agricultural ami Mechan
ical College for negroes, «n« or
two at th* University o f Florida
and prohibly * few at other in
stil ution* ami In the force* o f th#
plant board employe*.- "I
The resolution reads:
“ I’ rsolvrd: That wtan there
are two or more member* of an
Immediate family employed on tha
rlafr o f |be yarn# Inatltutlon under
the taard of contm| |r plant
l.«rd , who are doing regular
work, all but one stall ta asked
to resign from the payroll within
:i» day*."
roll thla week aa a re»ult nf a rev
olution o f the board directed
against nepotism.
At Iho office* of (he taard of
control here It wa* lrarm-1 that
the rrfolutlon, *«|vi|»t*-*l by th*
board more than a month ago,
TALLAHASSEK. Jlar. lt - h V ) wa* reaffirmed at Ihr b-ianl meet
'
—|t#VTT»l instruclura at the edu ing |n Uainrxvillp Monday.
All Initilutlona under the l*>«rd
cational Institution* under superkion of the stale Itoard of ron o f control were advised nf th*
will be dropped from the pay-! revolution when it wa< adopted
tors Will
Jobs Because
Nepotism Drive
mij
M A N H A T T A N
M ARK ET
, ]. G. MICHAEL
Corner .Scmml nnd PitlmeUo
. “Weighed and Not Found Wanting”
Lbs.
a p p l e s
iunlTTT-
Bcmlrtofc
doz.
G r a p e fr u it
25c Squash 2 lbs.
____
_ .—
tre Dell
Extra_____
Fancy
Igtrgc
PEPPERS
COCOANUTS
each
(.SATURDAY, MAIL 18
“
»a
5*
5*
for
3
and MONDAY,
to Him |»o*l.
J
It wa* Mill at the While Itouae
that the I'rrxidant had left tho *eIt cl ion ,.f an assistant rccrvUry
t„ h'errtflmy Hwanaun and that
nh' n he rropo’ o*- another* lloowveil it came a* a aurprl-e t» the
Chief K*rtutlvr. The Preddent
immediately accepted the euggr*tl»n.
.
Two Rooeevelta now have held
III., place nr.I liter gonr tu the
i ll- idi ocy. Thr'idole llmwevelt.
MAR. :
ER FOOD STORES
JOHN ANDES I L. C. KINAKI)
SOth'nnd Frrnrh 017 W. FIRST ST.
PHONE 717-W I
Cano
Ono (ittllon llkt,
I>, Y..WA11HKN
LAKE MONROF
At It. It.
SUGAR
3 No. 2 Cans
■
SYRU P
59^
CORN
U. S.
Standard No. 2
2 Cnnn
Lion Brand Condensed
T o m a to e s
15*
M IL K
10/
Tho Mnrkft. OSCEOLA
COFFEE
.
191
III.IIK
r o se
5 ll»s.'lie
LONG GRAIN
lllH . 1 » C
OscldIu CtiVe
OYSTERS
Ovt'tSf.i Dry
15*
P in e a p p le
PRUNES
25/
TOST BRAN or WHEAT
2 I'kir*.
FLAKES
19/
p*«.
“ You'll »>rn lo*e
ni«lhrr-ln-Uw'*—
your
If You'll Furm The IUUI
l.’ f Trading At
Peaches 10/
Better Food Stores
preserve it in the Con*titution.
The major hattla I* to be waged
in the :!0 state* considered m*»t
•ympathetic to the dry cause.
lb-legate* l«ft behind them
provision* for the establishment
of a jermarent ^rganitatlon to
co-ordinate church fotye* In the
defense of prohibition. A execu
tive romlltce o f nine, responsi
ble to n nation*! committee of
ton, 1 , to be rhargnl with the col
lection of fund* sod the conduct
at- - a - nalloa-wM—— propaganda'
campaign to arouse church-going
element* to the menace of re
-peat.
the I'hilippines.
Action of the conference In
Along with the assistant secre ject* a new element into the dry
tary's name the I'reiident sent line-up in the prohibition tattle.
that of l a.it. Kmory 8 . land, a Heretofore tho churches , have
rousin'cf t'ol. Charles A. Und- worked through existing prof**I ctgh, to he thief constructor of ■ional dry organisation* or aa In
th* navy with the rank of rear dividual dry gFoup*. Artlen of
admiral, lie al*u named i’crclcal the conference would have the
8 . Ih,seller to ta surgeon general effect of betting up a great uni
i f the navy with the same rank. fied rhunh organisation a* dis
’ An earlier list of nomination* tinct fruity the profe»»lon»l dry
named *i mender* of the shipping group*.
hoard: it,-or Admiral Hutch I.
They plan to co-operate with
Cone, retired, of Florida, a present the organised dry*, hut term* of
member; tinl.wood 8 . 'Unroln, of ’the resolution adopted hy the
California and llavld W. Todd, of conference Imply that they will
rnnshler them»elee» a »eparat*
New York.
0 Pap ltd*
..........8 /
Quart Bottle Over Sou
SYRU P
Lb.
U. 8. NO. 1—No Culla
Lb. Can Herahey’s
JBPPjtES . 5 Lbs.
4
A am.
^t
D Cana
-
.
| P R O D U C E
Lb.
,15c
1 HOUND—1.0 IN—T-BONE
‘
Lb. 17c
iVIRGINIA RIB SMOKE* .
25^1IHACON
r.
Lb.
<|-.TP4#1
.
*
a ,1
1 '
:ol «ra« ■ m -\A itaj
*C 1
k
NC
. The management of the McAlphln reported whnt they felt
*
ny jA .iirs \\ • AKf r..HTrd
wa* or# of tho w ont east* c f In
,r i..I*,-*r
rifeIv. t'raici# l t » » inwrie.
""
gratitude on record. A traveling
r.*l»r». advice on me prohtrm io n t n n iv s on t i i c w honh
man from Californio ha<’ found
gi.rn in the Model Munli-lp-vl Tr*l
SIDK
o
r
THE
nOAtlt
Keep
to
’
hlmaelf atranded In New York
ne tliillnanc* itmfi*l rv Ih* N*
right. and avoid the aind ol »o- 11 .10*1 Conl.renc* on Street ana
without money. The hotel ineited the
rid.nl I l m e n la th* plcmra abov» High*** Safety It « » «
O
him to remain aa u gue*t and. The-. accldeol* ara eertoua and
•V'pon all blrhway* ol tumclen*
when he refuaed thl* otfer, vol
wtriin.
ather
than
one
wav
hie"
year, acoordlna to *tall»l*c#
unteered to pay hi* fare all Ih*
tabulated hy tha N.tlonal Duitau «*ea a vehicle •hall drive the aame
or Caauatty and Surety Umtar- upon the rliht half of the highway
writer*. t * 0 P*reo«
!*"!” except when the fight h.ilf I* out ol
and tltta injured In a total ot •-*
MO automobile aetldenta happening
beeauae driver* w,re oo th# wrong
■Ida of the road. The# anUbape
war* avoldxbla
Many of tta»o tr»«»dle* occur
whan a driver attempt* to cut atari
,a cwrre by ataertng ov*r to th* l*n.
c a s h CwOCERy
^
Other* happen when ho trie* to
M 1 AT M A P K E T
'••■a at an IntaraecUon. or when bo
eula In and out of trait!o lane*.
raltur* to watt for » elaae view
ahead before passing a motor vohtelw In front aleo accounU for
aan r accident* of thla ly j*
D
AAP h o alvrajrs taken gnat pride In l(a atoek of flna
fooda and Its m o t rtaaoaahlo prfeta. But
have we been able to offer ooeh T a h w o - t h o t f 'l - !
EVAPORATED
; LOOKINte
F0(? TWO,
GOLn
.
,- ve PWn or —
'
F L O
6 Lb. Rag
2 1 /
TALL
CANS
U
12 LbJ Bag
■
-
s
Finest Shortening
Grandmother'a
Fresh, Rich w(th >111k
COM POUND
23* 4 9
•n Lata lag far C.OOD Food*. Cam# Right Hero! Clean
ask aad f<aarm teed Vf the Boat QuaUly. ttaa# Fine Food*
Yonr Family # n#nlth and Pl»aa# ttalr Palate*. Fnlrly
af Cant**. Trad# with th# Independent Merehaat and
fair Ham# Taw* I*rmp*r. RJtAL SAVIN(i FOB YOU.
BREAD
Beat Grad# Whilo
BACON
way to California. They agreed,
moreover, to advance «lll to him
for traveling expense*.
“ I’ll require more than IIU”, he
taiC.
Official* o f the hotel explained
that under the circumstance* they
could allow him no ni tre than that
sum.
••Only SlOt** ho shouted. “ Why
you tUHlwad*!"
Another gue*t at the MeAlphin.
also stranded, reported to the
management thla hi* family wa*
want that —he wnnteil to have hi«
family in New York. The rnmagement
theiefnrc
advanced Ihmoney to bring them here. Mean
while he will remain a- a guest
of the hotel.
•
Among other rc*iJent* r.nw leing rained at th# McAlpin an 20
tulip grower* irotn n o , have been IUi«C «h* '” f,,r four
months on lettei* •>!
The Fifth AWnue H*-’**1 “ ,”
noil nerd that crcdil was being .•*•
teode.1 not only to w t o l H h
hut * 1*0 to
wh"
1,1 '
ti re.l .inn- the bank holhliy w«s
i>. lareil. No one. whether he had
cash on hand or not. W** M t M the rixht to t*gi»ter. the manag. •
moot slid, in the belief that ri-k*
•hnuld I - taken In time* of rrsis.
At th- Wnhlotf-Ast iia *•«»■*; j
wo* retmrte.1 t> U •»
B, ever. Kew «•imellatior s or
tr inafer* hu .’ been reriue.leil, ami
,h^ restaurant Hade over baturiliv and Sunday showed no de
cline. fredit was being extended)
t„ ,.ll who could identify them.elves and cheek* were being nrc e r t ^ .i"
r » y " '* nt f,,r w f l
lOe.
,n ‘
food. Vit the management wa*
refusing,to d e h eh* k* except In
the most urgent ca»ea.
J«
ring RICE FLAKES.jpk», SaadaL.—
(Beef it
10V•
Our Pork Ib Gbtemment Inspected
Choice PPRK HAMS
lb.
10*
Gnlilvn CaHf.
tlogon
Red Salmon Sleak. lb. -10c
POMPANO. Ib.
- JC
BLACK
j . WAITS & SON
LEMONS
DRAUGHT
10 lb*. White
SuiK'rnul
s-
Navy
SPECIALS
While or Yellow a Rat.
ONIONS
10c
Friday
BANANAS 15c
g
I’ ilUhury's lliirkwh* at «
Tall Can* l'< i «»r Turnnllim
MILK, 3 far
Karo Syrup 11
POWDER, Ib.
It, I'anlllutf iJthel ^ i
IJi. I kg. N.U.C. I'l.ni'm
Ml Ivind*
No. 12
MOPS , ini'll
j I'LAUrS 2lpkKH.
SLivur* ilINCil.U
r r __ n
l .i .........
Small i«>:t:»K**:*
1
•i ALE, 2 for
SOAP, 1 t'lir
Tbilet Simp
LUX, 3 cakes
l
I Beans, 6 cans I
L'vblli'ium.'
No. I fan Sid. Turned <
JUICE, 3 cans
tlx. dur
,
No. J Fun* lt.8.1’.
Pnlmolivtt
BEADS, pkK.
Nu. d ' . Can* Frexh
No. 2fVu»1 Argil IVIil|Hti»
Prunes. 2 for
No. 2> • Cnn* LIDDY'S
PEARS
No. 2 Cunn LIBBY'S
QUAKER
2
G R IT S
lb . ja r
p k g s
15* PEACHES 2
2 I.b. CnfloHH
PRU N ES 2
IVORY SOAP,-4
118
tTOES. 10
M ag.
A venue
W H IT E
I Small Stih'iir Curttl
7
Stlgnr Curetl Skinned
PACKAGE.’
HfB, c .
Fancy Western (whole cuta)
LAMBSHOULDER, lb
fax
USD
py«th Ground^
OYSTERS, qt
WIENERS, lb
WnnUna—Th# M
VEAL HOAST, Ib.
LAMB. BEEF pr
VEAL STEW. 3 lbs,
BOLOGNA, lb
YOUR BUCKET!
*ound LIMIT 1
LAMB LEGS, lb
BACON, lb.
HOME MADE. PURE HOG
STEAKS. Ib-----
___
.'ioorifiu Smokwl RID
SAUSAGE MEAT. Ih
ROAST, lb.
>• . n a . t
SPARE RIBS, lb
HAMBURGER, lb.
3p»cetl. Tasty LUNCHEON
'4
15c
15c
Apple Butter 15c
Cherries, 2 Tor 25c
||,ii f f - TOMATO
CLEANSER, 3 cans
2
I'kg.
Ft.-. Std. Glt.YI'K
Lii\
Fancy. NnUrn, Beef
Fancy Western Vert
lit Ox. Mi l, • <r
1 1*tilth Tlub Itakintr
1
i*i. Kitiiru
Twit Id It*, dm .
•Slrawtariy
SPAGHETTI, 2 cans
I Fancy BLUE IMISK
Pound
a pjilt-
Okay BPAHIIKTTI .niul .
MACARONI, 3 pkifB.
llHlcr’n I'reiwrctl
I CATSUP, ca.
BOUND. LOIN. CLUB. T-DONE
15c
13c
WALDORF
10c
Vinegar, qt.
FRESHUVES 19c
Relish Snrcud 15c
Soua Crackers 14c
10c
Cigarettes
25c
Juice, 2 for
i K«»IU Toilet
Black Pepper, 2 lor
FLOUR, pkff.
15c
PAPER,"2 for
Itcgulur .V ('tuts
Flour, 2 pkK«.
2,‘k
lbs. 5 9 /
KRAUT. 2 lor
l
Quart
aeMw*aa*^ ■ “ ‘
A
Ono lCnn
illl n
Argo
ib"
22*
No. 2'• rail- Libby’it
BU TTER
10c
IMIlnlmry'H lU-nt
Libby a
French
3 Uni.
Saturday II SALMON
VIENNA SAUSAGE, 2 cans
I'ill-bury'* I’aneake
.
9c
OLIVES
|
AND
LARD
MALT
Pound
Plain
Cnrtiina Comiwuntl
Ar*.-et. Flavor*
PEANUT
NUTLEY Q L E a ib COCOA—Jem* Brand
1 O R
F
’
COCO
.
BEANS
5e
CELERY
15c
0LE0
•
POTATOES 150
SANFORD
22c
CHEESE
15c
I 14 0*. Ro(THESE EGGS AUK GUARANTEED
etilna «fl»r-.ff##ta
onra fell fr**t trtInc mlnwnkl drvft
Unity Croanr *“ Pmnd
MEAT, 3 cans
I 4 LB. PKG. JEWEL
J il
“ My trouble waa btllouanoni*—
the whole spring and summar I
r.->r.r., .....................
wa* almost down. f*lt *o elugalalh
The stale ,.»•;>ntment <>(
|ur,d and dlxsy.’* write* Mr. 8 . W.
Taylor, .of Joplin. Mo. “ I
ber.d that at on*
Draught had helped me.
Fri. & Sat. Specials tn
the drug xtor* and b-iugkt a
parkag# and tagan Uklng It W
Ye a t r o O t . ib,
night. After then. I felt *
iEA BASS, lb.
aa anyone. I am full
SHRIMP. 2-lb*.
p t out on tho
farm and do a
MuUctl. 3-lhn.
real day * work,
DREAM. 3-lbs,
I feel that I
Red Snapper Steak. Ih. 18c so
ore. my good
BUTTER
Libby'* Potted
/
I la r d
23c
BEEF, 2 cans I
JUICE
Many other Heins Item* to aelrct from. Tta Heins “ STT
Mn# ha* a aatlonw] roputattow f#e guailty* Yau will And L
representptiva Una of ttapo fto# Item* In your AAP aty^a.
*
ROASTS & CHOPS!
12 ^ 1
ta
Tender} Juicy Rib |nd-Brisket«
STEWBI:EF it l ( jj
BROOMS..........
NUCOA
lelna SOUPS. Urge can....:.......--------------- 2 Cana 27c
-Jeina BEANS, aauiO'.aiaa—
-----
|
80S SANFORD AVE . . I’ HONE B8-W
Dozen
SPECIAL
(etna New. Detldou* Cooked Mocanml, irg. can ...10c
LINK PORK SAUSAGE
|| pot Roast of
APPLES
l*hllli|.’« PORK A
PHONE 5R-W
59*
'BPEOAL—4-Slring
-------- 9c I
Ar-adl* h»< n factory deeo(lag
jl* effort* ta the fanning of rntllo.
xnske meat. .
•^
I »>*•
Corn No. 2 can
Lta. ' Plllabury’a
FLOUR
“ ?BpedaI Vahi« On H ie:
HEI NZ
LI NE
Of Quality Food.
,l*y*.
Brookfield
Fum y Wlnesnp
Pylde of lllinol*
...........
Horn#
- ,r j . s„m wm b. Divided BILIOUSNESS
ASPARAGUS I
t* . in
J J . ‘ h.^mnn. Annric.n
a ^ PtaT;eryone ta unwilhng ta -
BIRD SEED
D C
P I N W ^ M o H a n . Brakan^SIl^ ^
"A U ** .
tT -A tta in -1cl.urvta*.
Two No. I Cans Argo 4
(aid, 16-ox. can Sc
________ ____________ 45c
m nnouw-MUBUN DeaMrt, 4 pkga....... .. 19c
_ _ _
t'nlted Rlatrw the men who anew
fh W M M M M firm K fe rmpmedwe
— -, ami atiilMT taw Uiry may b»
car a ■mWrtty al •wtamoMI. avclit.nl.
.1 m
me »*rtew
avoided. Thte la numiwr auvenleew >o
*^*OpV\Jjtb
White House Brand
_
Th,. w*. toTT ta nearly :ttH>jthnt lho universe *houM not ta
womru by l>r. Stanley R o.. FUh-1ac.rplr.l a* it la. pointing ou, that
er. member of the F*ct-Flndin-“
"*
mission sent to Chinn by tho
Saturday
Specials
full- of Racial and ReH*wu<
arch of Now York, ro.-cntly
16c
ho closing luncheon of tho HENS, lb......
Ih Conforonco conductml at FRYERS, lb. . 26c
Hotel Staller by Iho Mawa(Froth Droaed & Drawn)
Fedormtlnn of
rhm.tt* 8 ta t
Women’* Club*
ALL KINDS* F1SII AND
Ho pointed out to parent, an-l
otloi* that “ bocaiiM* «f *>ur ml* i
take*, our formaliie.i attitude to- Seminole Flub and l*t»ullry
«m ,l religion. our bland accept*
M A R K ET
.ere of w ar-th » distress amt di«Meljtntler Arcade '
ruption or which .we ate only now /
reoping—youth mu»« suffer. It I"
Phone 90'J
We Delive
Kom Owned and Operated
B ak ers
Uneeda
17^1933
a r s a s s r -r p
At tha HoUl White, Loilntton
Avenue and Thirty-a#Tenth Strati.
tha loudoht complaint wa» voiced
by an tldarly widow who ba« bttn
a resident for many year*. R enUrly, each Monday, ata ha* paid
her account by chock, and. In ac
cordant# with her cuatom. iho
presented hor chock to tho au
ditor.
Tha tattar oipUlnod that boraui* of tha kolldat tho hotol waa
unable to accept clioek*.
“ Btcauao of what holiday V
The auditor proceeded to ca
ptain, while the woman listened
oory
Impatiently.
Whm tho
victual, from
I ,r<f;pr**ied grocery aryl butcher
i yop|.
».
.
Many hotel* raportol that Irani lanti had . bean (trnadad In New
fafk without ( ind*. In theae ca*e«
ta hultlp mthor adranccd tho
M t y fat raUrood faro or etre
jy ttM . theif
<a remain
__
Mar.
: - # ;
,
11Sugar Cured—4 to 8 Lb. Average Picnic
i 25c HAMS
Caw*ur,«ep Wm« IM pm aN re
Om
STEAKS 15' 2o 4
PORK SAUSAGE'
HAMBURGER
|b. 1 0
25/
13/
10/1
10/1
•
C O C O A .-
POTATOES 10 lbs. 15c STEAK
<YORK IMPERIAL 1
i
McLander Arcade
Phone 909
We Deliver
LONG'S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT
OppouUe Pordoffice 1
221 E. First Slrecl
2
5 ()*, I’kg. FREE
21/1Ip e p p e r
>COUNTRY ROLL—The Beat Churned
•§'
(Frtnh Dreatted A Drawn)
Sliced LOAF
H. L O N G !
Spaghetti
( i Lb. Can BLACK
M E A T 4
i Many patron* mated, from lux
urious qbartar* to etanper room*
dr mor* modarntaly prlcod hole'*,
da. tta other hand, number* of
feaua owner* and
apartmentfeUu£4 tanarU moytd ta hotel*.
BOSTON.
•Large Plain or B a
or
7/
___ /refused to accept ctaek*
tajinant for room and restao\ "amounts and looked with
on bills ot large Anomi-
1 « pttreha** of
m a r k e t
Last
Th» only betel In U» citJf *»"»•
tta tank holiday bad not, ap
parently, boon f#B wax lho Pmrk
Control, lift* tho managemere
reported that no arrangvment.v
had boon mad# taoaoao “»»*rythine ••• O. K - Moat at tho ta';
.on* slaying ttare.'lt wa* poinU.
not. worn ttaatriewl P«pl». *«w
“they Mway* ha»# pl#"tf of doo»H
•n hand.''
. TOtK—City hotel* re
* |n highly dleergeut ftakka
watkmwld* tank moratorilorn* extended ttalr credit
HUM ta the extent of supplyttalr patronx with carfare
etat money. Oth#r» eaahod
T JF R E 'S A m trici'i favorite cracker . . ,PR£M IU M
ALL KINDS FISH AND
SEA FOOD.
ROUND. SIRLOIN AND CLUB
24 lbs.
S. R. Flour
8 Ih. ctn. $ 1 1 0
Lard
cent Below
JHL FLAKES. Made of the very beat IngradJeot*.
PtrCecily blended and baked.' Packed oven-freak.
You exo’t ttn o any better crackers la your bo«^
beeauae there ere none of hljbw ptH i)l fcH®*
t lead of mOtiooa of wise ibof
boy PREMIUM *
1 1 . In tbe i
size packages.
HENS, lb. .'.:.....16c
FRYERS, lb......26c
*
10/
C h o c o la t e
BACON
SUNBIUTF.
VIENNA SAUSAGE 5c
Potted Meat 3 cans 10c C L E A N S E R
M EAL
f rj
,
THEY'RE THE B £ S t ! " a .
Seminole Flab and Poultry
Macaroni
Sic It Wdghetl—Comslock Dry WHITE 1114 Lb. Pk«. llnker'a
Water Ground
•- -
________________
amt of the/two-day conference
ended recently and the pledge*
from representative* of
more
than 30 religion* bodies to pre
rent a united front, they coofl-
Over Sen
wife,
Ouaoln Yellow Clinu
^say:
*
Laany Rea*. f»mou* uinqtr end traelt tthUU.
Pint Rottle
lY IN E G A R
D ressing 2 5 ^
BUTTER
^
~ Two For
2 Lb. J’kir. Evkporalcd
Uetlrr Footl SALAD
13c)
r u -.u . 'an. jmmxw’ -
miry Slothes For
Elmer L. Dunn, Jr., Infant son
of Mr. and Mr*. E. L. Dunn, Sr,
nf 'U)*aU. died at th* Feraaldtaugkton
Memorial" Hospital
early iMs morning after a abort
A P R IC O T S 1 0 /
l White Ilotinil
Choice
(PINT
l,rg. Can
12 Oz. Evnp. PEACHES or
Prict’tl fJoffce On
r»
25^
Over Si n Choice (Juality Sliced No. 2 Cnn
Piuind Jar APPLE
JE LL Y
professional dry* far *#reral
year*.
' A small group In the confer
ence sought to haeo stricken out
Motion* of th# “ plan oT *ctltn"
resolution adopted recently whkh,
in th«ir opinion. implied Joat
•ueh a conflict between existing
dry orgknlaaliena and the bow
committee of church group* tat
M defeated by an oeerwtaia^
Ing majority.
V
It was also emphasised that
the leader* of tta professional
dry organltatlona ara ineligible
for metnterxhlp on lta * area tire
committee of nln# of th# #ro«rgenry confercive, In order ta
avoid any Injerlockbig directo
rate which wmti!<r subject either
group to th# domlnlatlon of tko
other.
Saturday.Specials
Kancy Fla. While or
Yellow
,
Corn, 6 for
on *t tta S c - 1
. * «xg#t«*#.
INFANT BON HIES
WASHINGTON, Mar. 17.—</»*)
} ThP tradition o f a ItiH.si.vell a*
i l -sislant *rcretary nf the
was*
yesterday with
vkas* runlinueil,
runtimiPf^ yfatrnisy
wim
Cucumber 2 for
- While U Last*—
Green
-j
entity la no way *ubartlliiaU to illne*#. Tho,body will ta u n i to row
J jw jb T S f f
the. National rrwhihltlon Board C#orgi* early tornarrwid montteg la
o f Strategy, high command ot toj ta buried near AueHla'tetnor- **ly wrriror* are tu
When Celebrity M eets C elebrity
Dozen
Lettuce,
r_ —- - -
• •
^ FRIDAY. MAKCH 1T. U
Roosevelt Names
His Kin To Post I n
N-avy Department
Fancy York Imnerlnl
••
^ ^ Y ^ fA R C H
.today announced
11* I
Uf |J•Tajand*oheiy..archour.heart. M *romplrlerevisionof th world i.l instruction
p, rtionm.nl of mW.tW.OO a
>Varless World is , *,vout r«ru.*n.i r,..th.m
Hr! FI*her .le/lxrrl that wllta’ T n p - • ^ ' 5 , . , ^ i m l S
Called Big Need To
n * • a#*
-—
• in _ . h
hA*s S ’ nf.kirn,ttarim
^ ,
,«h
*t*W fedcnth'it: Mr*. Carl; and rlementtty gra.l**.
narle*.
world,
he
aided,
can.
ta
HelpYoung People attained. ..through
' .
| Sebrader. director of the *tate wilt he made within the next
the »«rh < : , Wr“ ,(>n. M| . N„ „ , lm, II. Il*“l-
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7
TH E WEATHER
Generally f»lr laal«M and Tharedar. Colder Tharsday.
SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E S D A Y . M A RC H 15. 19.T.T
b c r A ra o ctate d P r e s s
President To Send
^ 2 More Messages
,rt,y iv < v .1 i
F le a C e n ts A Copy
M ANY AREAS New York Police Seeking COMMITTEE IN U . S . B a n k S y s t e m
SENATE 0. It’S A g a i n F u n c t i o n !
OF NATION HIT
BEER MEASURE A l m o s t A t N o r m
BY ELEMENTS
t
WASHINGTON. Mar. II
(AV-Pre«iJ?nt Hooaar.lt 'will
w
i n
aaad m«*aa*»« to Congre**
probably tomittow on emer
gency farm and onamploym.nt
b room for rlne*. a man ran in
NEW YORK. Mar. I.V—<A*>measures for immadtata action.
Mntlvr*, clue, and a-saitant* were ■ -ay then- had hern n »lu*..ting
Th* amploymani program rail*
.-night hy mrtrn|*i|linn police to - i t**fo two Ido k, nnay. There
day after n aerie* of .hooting*, -ff’-eri found Marta l apnlln. 22.
for recruiting of Idl# In cities
fer Immadtata work on refor- Tornado, Floods,Snow .tabbing, and -lugging* In •!*>• >ith bullet in. hi* right arm. On
Price AdvancesRange •station
- t'o*>.’, i ntti m l oml iio. on- Ar
&
“
e STATE M A Y 6 B T jte A* “
S '® L
in all aactlona oA tha
A n da iAi nn oo ut hi ce rr Q
'1 21
A
v f u aankxe. l"
|(ini|
an),h"ur*
flMJ(,h"’1 l, f' fW* p'™ " ’’
From One To Seven country. Tha farm plan will ba
, Irv Louis John. 25.
Fruit Juices Of LEGALIZED B E E R
Shock Reported In Strangest were it cotdtal *hop| .Irhn had staggered Into the And
..................................
Wave Sends Prices
Dollars Ahead Of • ona-yaar experimental prop
.hetiting, ” \Vhen- i. IL-ttv?"
:i.2
Percent
Power
munler and a cafe »h<srting, which
osition looking to acreage con
Scattered
Sections
Closing Quotations trol with a .law to incraa.mg
authorities l>elle.e May I* con- -v1 wu-.ing a revolver, In a nirlce i
neeted.
----- -—
. rv wna »hot nod the aimed'
s "It, cep"
W AiyilSUJON, -Mar. LV-tAT BY QUICK ACTION
tha ralue of farm products.
n , ”t v 'm'*
l-rr..,r i *,
INr TWe ao»«rMo«»4 rvessl
■n loatrn unewn. mu-.
Jehu Thorne.
27, mortally
NEW ’ Y ORK. M *r. 15. (A . I Democratic laadara at the capi
--The finaf.ee tummltter in the
Tort ado, Good*, heavy .now.,
T h e n a tio n ’* h a n k in g ayn*
Mianwbila, in a down town'
P .)— B ack
fro m
b a n k i n g ; tal hara given tha Pre.ii.Vnt and an after-grumble of an earth wounded, ataggared from hia cor
I the lli*i«e .12 Possible Passage Of trm •'♦’Iran fu n c tio n in g on nn
dial khop into the nrma nf n #(•••it lartury, llytoi'ii IL-rstm. Senate «
quake
ba*ct
aataral
.action*
of
assurance*
that
graat
party
warm ae c u rity m a rk e ts re-1
jerernl
Icrr
bill
vvitho.t a teconl
-hi. n.'phi
trolman.
The officer
r .riled h(iv»
.......... ....................
...................
-killerl,
...........- and
...................
......... ...
,.
______ ^ . A U a a u r c W t t h h i O n g ,fr? imw l h« wii i
hirfUIn T g
-the country tr»fay. • t
reived an e n th u a la a tic w el-i majority in both branch.,
...... harb lnlo tiie itore. where ! - .1
.
l l n n l l i D n T n ^ f l l m i i ,,,l>
,h p ,l,in l ' la-v " f
work fbr tK* aipaditiou. t
Tha 43rd earth tremor ......
........................... ...
•U lY P T rj'T T T ^
■ StiTn. th.- elder Herron . i r l
M o n t h I p l o S o l o n s M m t Ul)<„ (>V(>llV
ro m e In W all S tr e e t today.
llli'llt |{oo.apVpll’a priqrrpiiaivo
H f i 11.
- W W W 1 W P J J tail' U ru K y & *; . i(V.
partn.-r, qa- charged
made
in
the
h
ing
The
only
JS lS -tw Jt* . w h irle d -o n e - to- eeven ,• fneTaveai farm relief plan th* f( |r at |,n* Angela* today with
Whllm detect!...
det
t nntlnuec un i'age Two I
wrf>- ..arching
TAMPA. Mir. I-V If the leg plnn fo r reop en in g o f finnnbi t do«i nqt ihchple price three di.tintt. slmck.. It w*» pra-jlloii.e till k i. an amrmlmept to islature a.Is q tcMy, Florida ran eittl in s titu tio n s fm m d octiv - y|
dollars h ig h e r lit a s tro n g
fixing. It dzes m .'ii prorlalon cede I I v i loud
ledtlire wmi and fruit |iiicea of gel teal hyi" m less than n
activ e o p en in g a n d clu n g te
itie.a pxlem leil to v irtu a lly V-l
for lasting on a broad tesla of Ing I’ark.
naciously- to to p p ric e s as
“ H,“ ' LO CAL AGENCY IS GARDEN C L U B TO .1.2 reiernt nt tiholic cor.lent month. If the legtalaiur* di ly- ev ery .section of th e co u n try ,
marginal lands to Uk* them
Ling lleach poli<-.‘ attral the city
which »r nr linvtatlun *. will ap dallies, it will I ike longer.
th e tr a d in g wjar# on, al
out of production.
A hip,di i d smaller iii.tjtiitinn* j,.
hall was violently jarred. Drt. k
Wlih a fr.leinl iier Ivlll alum t
ply to beer.
Joined tho thrung vf lui'-mr banka
th o u g h th e volum e slackened
OPENED
FOR
SEED-HOLD
ITS
ANNUAL
fell from buildings a.'reay parSpeaker llllnoy -aid t'ongrrs. iirlaln i.f |Bi>ngi' this vvrvk. it rvopene,| dining tin- |grst two day* f
ap p reciably.
pr.lialdy will alar m *e««toh un-. will l-e la fme the li-gislalure fur in I'd fedi-inl re.rrve district cillos ‘ I
Bond* mad* • bid for promttil tho ailmini ,iatmn farm relief acli n ut the oj enlng of dhe rttVt and III 2 ill rli-onng huu-o i enters.
LOANS
FROM
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ai.slppi .River to the Cumberland,
•
.f ia n c e bat thair advance-was rviannd ii iein.dll)ms nt | ro;>am la .....ini. A| r. I.
The N ew York Stock Kxrhtngv
Mountains along the Tennessee—
----enaclr-'. ,
h X r r l r subdued.
____ ____- Iln- legl.ltluie can |rga-lte la-rr rri piiu-J fur the first time in lit
Kentucky border. At lea.t to per- Information And Ap- i.Mrs. Curlctt Reveals I'p.oartau* during three hour, III Kloildu by p.isdlg all BillrnJ-J days and an initial wave of Imy*.
Moat of the taadlnr commodity
anna died and more thin 200 were
markati, notably-th* New York
ilidmte in wh|clt th r minortt*. nirnt In toe stale prohibition cn- Ing swept ptices «f many leader*
Details And Date of
plication Blanks To
Injured. Properlgg^Kmage *i<
Cation Kachan** and lb# Chicago
|irohibitiuin.ts hammered vainly fun cup nt law to I'uinclde with the I up one to four points. Other ex
estimated a t more than ll.Otxt.Be Given Prospects
Set For Next Week against thr admiiiisttntinn mea* Irdrtal law. Iluriy N. Jan 'cr, change. ut,.,i resumed trading.
Board of Troda’a train pit*, will
000.
not raaum* until tomorrow.
lire, the llmi«o • overwhelmingly Hit slmrough memtrr, said yes
The In'i rnal Hevenu.* Iluriat) ••
•
OU lino favorite* of tha Stack
The Monragahela and Alla-.
I ... nnnounr-meul of tho date, pa.veil the bill yesterday. Mil to terday. It ruuld l<e done in • ne
Establishment ■f a local agency
announced Ihul time for filing laMarkat «u«h aa Unltad State. Nearly {6000 In Gold ghtny Rivers, swollen by rtln, where growers inay obtain all id*, o nnd g< neral detail;, of tho
ay and liecome a law with (!ov- tonic lav report* has l>rvn post- M
Staal, Aatari*an Talaphena, Amarlino* were sh ittrm l. Ftf- cinnr Fholta’s signatuir.
Or Gold Currency Is •wept more than three feet sto re re e..ary Information und *;ipli Third Annual tianlen and Ftawrr ty Party
puncil from midnight tonight, un
lean Can, Dupont, Oanaral Mo|)otma-rats and .T.l lte|iuldicans,
flood level at Pittsburgh. A
til Mar. .11 with the atiputattalt
Fho-v
of
the
tianlon
I’luh
of
*rvrsH
ot
indicalio.’t
ycstcr.’ay
;
cation
blank*
that
will
assist
In
Placed
On
Deposit
to n , Standard OU of Naw Jersey,
including Representatives tireettsteamer sank and other vra.rla
|veln«r,| tn a llosid uf beer bills a n d h h a t taxpayer* who wait until
fonl r.-vnve thi. morning from Mi*.
Pannajlranla Kallroad. ami Atch
war# Hured from tb*ir mo ring*.
>°*n* ,r,,m ,h,‘ r r ,,i’ Kndnr Curlctt, of fjeneva, chair wood, o f Imliana, Itcmocmtl
A volum# of buxine., unprece Water cummeree was disrupted,' Production l-mn OITk-o at Wash
whip, and Snell, of New" Yurk.' He- thf I
" L g ’WV -'e. itc - TJlu. atler mi.U»J»lW ison Railroad opened two to three
man of the Club, who «*iil that the puHirmv leader;-vnted iirr.pi«TT-' foUlAc TTTasy, however, arrotding
h ‘
dollar, abac* previous cloalns dented In the hl.tnry of tha San- and damage spread along the ,( ingtnn. waa an„ojncrd tcalsy b __.
•P I"'
. ... ^ tr- T ^ n —trrtlv; Mayfair
weeks period on mie fourth of
to S untd i i .
quotation*.
ford-Allantlr National Bank. plu. shores. S n o w K a a c - l U m p - ^ B r RItChtc. former Sm ford! | | 0<rl nest , Wnlneaday afternoon tio n .
their
full
tnx.
Tha paaaaga or tha beer bill by
F o u r " o f K in -ilia 's re p re s e n ts
” A I| th e I c x l. ln t u r * is re q u ire d
the-depositing nf nearly 18000 "To .hire, T ight inches were recor<le<l resident, wh > i. niiw f!»|..' oltl.wi ’
_• mi oVliwk. tit continue until
Thirty-one nddilinnnt khirlita
___ iho Nw in affnroad an ivpporttmliv e s , IV te rs o n . t ir i- r n ,
C rtM w rll to d " " , S a n d le r .a id , **ls to tiioee d
, fnr the Loan 'Attlee.
Thttrelay night nt tit;iHI o’clock.
Uy for a bullish display In tha a-v gold or gold currency, marked the in the blinard
nnd W ilr o x , v n te il
fu r
llw * lu ll i ln s la te ■life r.e l.le n t a rt In e n hank., iiiinilu-r of the fcdcral-te* —— — — ——
Prctprelive loirnivverv are in
Auv ro«ii|e».t nf Sanford, Semi S ears is i l l in F lo rid a
srrve In "t cllie-, weremldeil tn
■ callal wat .lock*. Th« Araarican unrestricted ityening of Sanford's
f o i in v«it Ii th e fe d n a l law . O th e r
the
l|.t i-l In.litutloiis to resume
sited
call nt roe
the Sanford
the neighboring
r-sa
s.
viieu to
in tail
Mieiuni Autn'
m ro null.
„ ,i,- County,
tnunty. or roe
m ignisiruia
vim n
#tv., meu.iiii,
.
institution this
DeD*r had another .relapse In only banking
•
T«« 'Uv'icy at win-, wh.
«; row.,. _m«v;
l„i„g in from
from •t li(n.a i^ u iatm * . Ilal that ?.
anil Within n short time
tarm* of
Europe*" corranci*. morning.
_ enter .vl.d,,t, .,,r.n
. . .U*
. . . , IIla,
— u exparteii to bring
is my busim—.
It l* ei|Ms'tnl tlufV all of lh# state*
I.lntnn E. Allen, president of the T t
II
/v * a < • 1 m
1th iif_iuf->oiaU.ov.-nmp-aTT*er r t .. shrub., and tree., she said,; {uifi.othl.OOq to lliW.INNI.ntNI nn
<(,
aapactally those atilt on tho sold
hank* will be operating u,pitaM ,|M - -Ero.
Imt all enitie. must lw brought <«*) nunlly in roveniie 2:w Ih-mnerats. 1
■
basis.
** bank. Ik <p>atf4
never wen .urh a day’, bu.lnes.
vxithj:t end. Th. lu.- Ml •
Dally t rice fluetuMu-n* <n tho
the hotel lef.irc 11:00
Imk o,i
|,ep„Mlean. nnd five farmerH " ,U
« «»F '*■»• by reason
nor such a whla variety of traps! \Vinl"i «ilay. Exhibitor* iiiu-t hringj |a|Hirlte» shoved t h o m oa«ure|"f *'* cootlllottaw and thr nr- Chicogu leiaid will l-e ro tricU-.
(CuntinUevt On I'nge Tw.
action*,” while teller, and honktheir own containers, she added I IhnuVgh with applause and cheer-, ri.mimnying mtorsemanl act. ’t he the tange ott vshrat lo to lit*
->---gropers. busily engagrd In wailing
Tho liuilding will t«- cleared for ‘
|aat ||ouse, on lice 2t, pas** 11rnNsllt ill tall
foitilds toe saV, (Oniw a bushel. U.) or dow n,. v f;
on ruatataer., worirmad to pile* of
• I tisaspoit.lioii tr |Missrssion of
® f ’inM.‘ rs ,i'e 'm X ;w
V e r n a y R c p o r t c d Judging bv a gnni|i op well known: ( |„|| -jm |„ | i:ii
The slrangth of th# il.llar wn*
Currency, silver, check*, -drafts,
Florida horticulturists at nimn on
Action rattle within le-* than TO "n cidudle or Inloxfcallrg I,ever- Hrnaraily mxinlainad Tueattaj ■In
vestrnlay
condemning
loMiylnr
h>
A
n S lo w ly Im p rO V in f?
and acceptance* to prove to th* publle officials asked city, county
Wednesday. Nn exhibitor will •*>! bourn after IV-ident Iton.evel* i g i s " Hot the enforcement act roroiun nrlianga*, n »ym’>ol uf
___ _
questioner that bu.htei. la "ru*bnllowcd Inside »f t
leiildln, un- \|„ n,|ay sent sn mn-xiiecteil me*. I id low. the wordoig if the fed- world coYllitanco In Amalicalt
and diatrict offtclala to stay away
phyairiana ntlrmllng Dick \ f* til the door, nre .-pi-ri, nnd n-hei
Ing."
»Dfr lo Conirtr*- }i •kifi|* f**r Im*- | et nl Ion- und the alrohulit- | ei
front
the
legislature
next
month.
nay. young Sanf.od man wh" suf-1 will receive nnd place nil exhibit' ‘ | iimnIIi Ii* pAn«nir«a f**» rr^rniM* |»»ir r entrgi i to such slxtules have •tirngih am.’ *o.mines*.
OTTAWA, t l a r. . IS.—T h a
WhU* the line of customer, ex
"Never In the history n/ thi forril n frarlum l tkull in nn lir*
Treasury Hn ratary Wo din anJudging will lie done In '* i |Mises and to fulfill the party’*'! \ con Ki-nrlnlly regutded ty Ihe
charge that fJtbough th* Canadi tended tn the aide walk on First
cia» of
an National rat-vny urrtem wat Street on several occasion, durintr j f* Thli*hI« h t«t M r iU ^ d le r 7 * 1 ,’l*n” • rrl,l,nt
,h” Mu, i<:"al rlaisi's uf cshibil*, ca.h lo le un pledge to modify lb - Vulslcnq Act couits at iieflldug tile liiloxicnliiig tinuit ed tl'e end of an
ng and peraona from I for he hl« h* 't P«o"bIc degree_ of Air,M,t, |a „ Sund*v nftermwm, to- d«*r th" -iqMirvinion of members id to tiermlt the inaniifaclnre ami
ball! to sort* th* people of
degiee uf |iq jors, laer or wine fr.ir” and the Roosevelt admin!*
.
,
, Italian kept »:* lull eneigi*. lot*
***\ “••The Pptacr ,Uy'
"'•« be is resting the (larilrn Club. They are »* fol ►•!#•
Canada, th* praaant railway till |.VMymw*'lknof ""fe wmc" rlpreirot- |
l^rr.
lir-b-r th.- present enf rcemettl,
, |w
, r p ,r,„.tMBcd
J
T
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Imtlrov- low*:
Hefor* final vote in the Ilium
threatened to make the Canadian ad, the most unusual featur, «f _
■r‘
’
er
ex.lameil
"
a
m
.ls
broking
stadllly.
t
la
v
I—Rise*
Speaker
Kalnty
again
broke
cm
people te rra tha railway, was
Chalrnnp. Mr*. Ed. Mit ih. I or It iu and ha,) hl» r ame . ailed »n hi’ aro not ; oiinitli,1 for sale, traitsNew deposit 1 k.;t.b arfk clrtka
r
r '- V v v ; r ? r '
\ Tiller
m*.‘e In the lluuta by J. H. Wood*, 'i: s
|Hiilatinii in ........ .-im, nf bevell-lii-n m- ulhivve,| tn n v*sr. i .mill vote for the lull. Ills pr •
working overtlmo ill ir-oren#.' In
ttortb. leader of tha
r-ratlve
axe*
I
I.uii.iniiig
one-half
i
f
I
light
pink:"
«er
2
dark
voted
oiilv
III
ra.e
n -surs usually
Commonwralth Faderatl ; it.
potrent ulct.hol or less. If „ fe.ler- stitutions. Front
cron. -ererdl
" >/»■ rlllex ■
‘' m' * *no£ '• wUh^rawils
hy «°he r" * " '’ ir ’ " " " T
ta S i .
'
' pink; *rc. 1 rad; -n*. I while;
, Ylte best cunlilbutlon lie gor-i utely
with-lrawals yby
. . .
"
n cnnnertlon with legislation. n A. kp,, wh„ h, r he* |< i*nrtH*Mtll^ • e -. 5 yellow; n-c. I* any other of a tie.
*1
I...
Irm
’ilf
.
.12
pi'irent
Is-vrl”
"
''
rl*
,
h
“
m
" '' nr,l{ W“ ’ .
Principal provi-mn, of l h e ,l uleminent could make to the rail- ; bank’, depositor*, except for reg- l.egislatinn is the exclusive nrvro- nf not „„„ „f h(|| phy, j(.|aav ra'd,
*1
,
#, .inti fo r Ih r iicxk r u r r n . y U»uo4
Ihi'u 4 ••••! rtdj’uruling
Mifu’itilim'iit
1 ,n 1
ruler.
len
berr
ravsnue
bill
pw-eil
by
the
xeay problem would he lu
t... uUr business requlrrmenl,
gratlve of our senator* and rrp -! ..w#|1< W)>
hin, „ K|n„ f ui „f
provided In Ihe einargeney iy th*
( !,(t.^ J —Startl IVl«
||oi|*e follow;
1,1 *Etr ► mI*» i nCc.rt rniFiit
'
ecoromic cook.race HumIre. s o, check, were .,..Inn , reaent.tivea rho.en hy the oei.pl.' ^
,y
anJ, af, „
nrw t'angtr**,
tk*
world
il.
w
nl«l
|
••null
llu*
Chairman.
Mr*.
J.
O.
loniey.
l.egalites
Iwer,
ale,
lager
beer
r.«
I
lh
. . . i particularly those offrrnl hy rall^•solved to break down
foy
,h*1
»urr
;
.
,
i
drinking
it
he
**id
’fewh,
that’s
of
thi
Fifteen
bluoaom*
to
tile
■
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•M
r.-.
:
i
J
jHirrul
lH
*
«
«
r
tourists with their
iContimie*! On r*»u*
“ Arrordlngly, Lreques, such o.- >a)
(Hff „ mu„
K, -j ,| road workers,
riar. againat
. r ^ e d ...
^ ^
s t a le .”
I- |iink; «ec. 2 ted:
!and m»n and firlats not to n>me to
t.
salts.
while; rrc. I lavender;
••
pension che.ks. nut. during the forthromlne a.*ssi.>n of
Hales rew, i.f iioithdii brew- . . .
ps *
v ir .
s r ,i —
»
an> olhi-i etdor.
at 1-SO o’clock this aflernnun. not , ,hp |e|f|, |atu rr tn |r a, summoned
d ie s hi
•"•'it working In Tanq>n | 1(111 u C O K H I ^ W B y
Ides of th* Bennett administra a aingle customer of the bank had ^ |h , tllvfrnor or tho legislature.
Fla** 1— \nnuals
.
n Hiker Spring- Creek, Fl'irf 1.x
anil H «»iil i fu r m ' v p iii I u e r k .
tion for moat of th* difficult!** the algnril a statement sajing that "In
Chairman, Mr*. - X Soylh p 0 |f
(jO -O p D rU llO Il
"In an exceptional case where p , , . n , r .mlj liver In the
t l u 'i r
Ir n ilr - m u i k .
railways
wti# endargoing. If romtectlnn with th* withdrawal of
ll'uiitliiiii'd
»n
Page
I
w»l
they might consider it Imperative j „ ni|,t navigahli* to it* soutre.
wllli tli«- r«|rrtnh«in (,f llu* pmI,- , f
atbar countries war* not ptaparad I blank I dollars in rurrm ry, I cer to come tn Tallah**-ee In ll|r ca, ___ *_
ii»i| f i t*i \%11hi n 4 fi*w wri’kd.
Hl'CHARKST, Roumanla—Rvuat laait Canatli cdald make a ges tify to th* Sanfofd-Atlantic N*' ereise of nffirlal duties |t i* rentnnla now hav it* foui-ytlir plant
ture by tawarlng It* own barrtera, tional Bank that the same I* not iue*tnl |h*t thav advUa the gov
Unanimous anu*.rsem.nl nf the
Mtrie in Switzerland!
ho added.
withdrawn for hoarding In viola ernor in advance ihe nature of t h e ---------- • - ----------.
,
*1 Plied manner in which bsal
An smandmrnt moved by W. L. tion of taw and the proclamation su .in e,. tequiring heir pn*cn.e
Aflt-r long and dilTirult negoti
linfloyte* have joiiud in *he
t u l a King, Liberal leader, of th* Ihaaldent and thr regula
ation*, vartie.l on by three Bushifa-the-WOrk
nii'venienl « “ *
1) tailed for th* postpanamanl tion* of lh# Treasury."
*
"While n large ninjority of the
---------haivst cabinet*, the new VaUu
cMitairi'd In » resolution p-»s**d
aacom.* reading of the bill un
Thta atatamrnt mu»t be signed nuhllc nffirlal* and employes «»f j 1)|r -Hrqiy Big llu»ine*. of Iwlh. •• «••• «•
X
• ^ oof
t sec
t|ovrrnm«r(
ha - surravtlatl in com"Hut”,
Ilr.
Heard
currltideJ,
I
a|
„
meeting
of
the
Hdnl
„f
til an undertaking had been gle by any customer who withdraws •ke .tala hav. navrr liHlulgril in (h< ||o u i» |)r Wn| St
* 1 nig tu un ngrxement with tha ‘
“llu- creation of this t) fe of in in |-„un|y I'hnmher of fnmrn*u c r • ;
an by th* Bennett G.varrment rash by rhack, and all statements lohbylng at *t*t* expense, that
bet
I A ids. Mur. -15,—i 4 * r . - O r r 0 y t t > f . 2 T i r >• latlw to tna
that nothing whlah would author- are later to b# studied. If in the there may he tm parlixlitv. this Hollind College Uld Sanfnrd Hi" is Ihu ln.sine.-4 of th. church, and j • vRian-The-Work Cmmulttn
tLtianx
ye*tcr»'ay,
lie*
in
the
rrnyi'-n-iduy
utUriuom.-------I
,-ibiuit
t
you
lliut
Ihe
churvh
opinion
of
th*
banker,
lh#
parson
appeal Is mad# |o all district *"»
imlion of the rl-Miilitari•>-.I Rhini’- assigning <f a group of expert*
la* amalgamation of tha two C*
The resolution axpraase.1 ay lnn,| by Chancellor Hitler’* tier- by Hi,. I.■ague tu co-operate with
siness deradian systtma yoold be takan withdrawing th* money did so for •ounty officara and »mllar Ir-stror- rod ctiun uf meu - phyaually in engaged in tld*
i r o n th* bUL nnd that th* right* the purpose of hoarding it, that tion* are being flxen to every ap strong, tntallectually cqpab.r, and’ ,-p ,. the stones that, ».• hear .......nil n lo employves fnr the nttin Nazis Will Im- protested by Houinuolu in tho carrying nut nf
of Parliament t* eintrol revenue person** name is sent l« th« nointiv* officer and employe of in-1 stly vigoroui enough to do| obel i lo-- uf uitemia.ice, rutlail-. . lt.u-s>stlr wiy they have Till th.- Errn It Government.
an 1-lui‘i.ratc uiirl dctutlrd plan fot
the state coming under the Juris- the wotlu's work. •If wc haven't men: of missionuy acliiltlc*. #nl ir.vv-l the national *J]gvsti»n
would bo atrtatljf. akaervad, waa Treasury Department at ■>-**French official- sav thr entire the economic nrd financial racovTh# bank, according to Mr.-AI Mellon of lh# governor."
that they *har# Ihe work with Ithinrisn.l police has hern doubled l-ry of the country. Tho export*
.ruined that lesson during the rumerous ainular iln talU is."
ruleil out of
•n, receive* a Hat of name# of na
I'oilitli g t> several nolible _«x- their fellow employer* so that und placed under Nazi* control bcg|n work on Apr. I, for a fourI s it three year*, Ihsti we .-li’.uld
tional and stata banka, which, hav
;
•
«e
.
•
•ttk aOnlttvnc* to • horn- fur the ample* in which the Influenre of when an amployar t» compel'eu' to • Inc,. Hitler lierame rhanrellor nnd year | wat d .*
Man grantad llranaa* by the Plans A re Made For
the chutcii had | roduec.l les-lar* ic! re the payroll, instead of that the rtistnm* officer* of the
fee' le-tainded.”
Engineer Is H ere On ing
Thr principal question at iaaae
Federal Reserve Board, hav* re
Tt»e talk, Dr, ItairJ said, * i* of the i>i>e now needed. Dr. Heard letting some mm out and keeping French anil Swiss frontiers have Will, wtnthsr the exprtta would
Y.M.C.A.
Parley
Here
W aterway Inspection opened for business sine* Monday
ul
hers,
all
men
share
the
work
to
he»r ougmrntal. They enrv-ider Isi empowered to rxrtclse contn^Vrojl
bigger than any waW* ever had. concLd.t-ty asking hi* bearci* to
Such a list come* to th* bink ev
Arrange manta for th# #t»gim /or tha most significant drvi ' i- ■Ju*t think what might b n pen if be ,.ne, and all work fewer hoot* Ihesu nmvrs tn tie violation* at ‘ O fn iire ly to. .give good
advice;
_
...
I. B. Early, of JacksoavIlW, con ery morning, and parson* praaeni
th --tr» aly of Versailles unit of
if the Florida State Convention oi ruents in all hlst-ty arc b-mg evary man In the world belongirg nn.1 day* per wr*k.
t rmulae were finally dcvlaad,
. Jtactod with tho Diatrict U. 8. War Ing chaeka on tho*# banka, pro- ha Young Matt’s CkrUttan A--- marled under our Cally ua- -' t-r-g—ctr*Trh“ tooli II frtr TxTn per
Th«
commlttro
atari
«xpressed
p
o
l
i
c
e
regulation*
fnrmulatrd
g Matt’*
whereby they will to able to di
Papartm aat Engiaaar’*
Office, vidad they are customers or wall•iaibm la h# h#M her* next Thu.
Wliil* lh# • -significant thing sonal bu-mesa t« create thi* tyfe that *s to employer* of tabor In later.
re t while only appearing to augwas. in Sanford this morning known to officials of tha Hanford tay and Friday war# perfect.-'
France
fear*
that
Germany
is
III*
county
wlm
hove
wholeaboat some of the world** 20 btl- of man ?
. , •
’ ’gitlMriitg dal* ratatlng to tho bank, will receiva cash or arcaptad here yealatdA/ whan Merrill I1 - lion dollar corporations, aueh » * Rtitsrii.il V. C. MacMahon re»«l heartrdly cnUt*-..’ In .. »h# spirit (■-arming and tha Kehl Incident gesl.
The experts will lie recoin- |
•tirre,| lh , foreign office Into
velum* of ton nag* sent op and OB deposit If It I* de*irw%L All #*k- Drown, secretary af th# Amo*
of
Ihe
movsmrot.
a
notr.l
news
cm
respondent’*
na th a ' Amcriran Tslaphane and
dawn th* river frtm and to dock- • r check* will U accepted far cat •ion. visited tha tllF and ronfem -l Tatagraph Co, i* to bring people imprsasion of recent | rv«» conferAmong th# report* made <ur- action. Thr protest will be de- mended by the League, but
lection.
. . . .
and Sanferd.
• 1th local leader* of the move together, Dr. Baird laid, *Tho-e erce* he ha* had with I'resiilent ing the mealing wi> one from the liverrd shrrtly by Andre Fron- pointed B* well as paid by Rouclos-Poncet,v‘ Frarch uinbassa 'or mini i, and will speed most nt
Ha vlalted th* Saminol* County ' Mr. Altar said that th# bank la *ii€nt
' .A > *s
•
tig Iwiinesae* arg only drof» in Rocscvelt and member* »f hi* Atlanta haidquaiter* of th> na- at llrrlin.
thtlr lime here actively rollsbo-*!
. Chamber of Commarta offlca and Bow open fee unrestricted buaiIt.nal
rnmmlltrr
indicating
that
The
maaUBfrf
XtlH
*>•
held
in
Ihe buczsl to lh* really U r 'si'- ra'alnat.
The foreign nfflee hxa rreelveil rating in preparing and admin'
>.
Was advised on numerous mat- B«aa. Under Treasury Department the I’ariph House, and tha foil."-- inrsa uf lim hour". Thta big '.u«2M
L
1
films
In
th<*outh*astern
Those present w<-:.-: Itotaeiina
Urdt,‘wklta shortly a/tar ha ran- enters, no gold money of K»W cut ng paraona, h*v***Utlng lh<- »ai‘- in'ta, Iv c ntinuri', U not a- finsn- Tom klann anil Irsnk Roper- of •late* report that tliey are using report* from Htrsihnurg that BOO lei ing the itate t-udgsls, |n Dm
appoint..I I"
With Caktata TUgkman r,n*y **2 ** P*'*1 ®ut u<kttT *ny ou* chur
Ur^wn, of Hit. plan and that 281,922 em naai* nrriipird the harra.-ka near functi- ning of th* national
.
condition, nor tan W
«■""*>
gf nirnt- W. rial or rciiMmlt piotlam In' ’ a Winter Harden; Menil
*f tha "Noah’s
Ark which the bank baltatro will br -omplata load! 1
otherwise [ lh« hriilge over the Khln# between In the conducting of aiata rnta
llouaUm,
Ta*.;
Fred
Starrett,
of ployees who wo.Id
Straslsuirg and Kthl and that Ihe prises rod in fixing reliUoos J
K. S- lam- problem of moral* or reli{i4> "
craft tied up a t the ujed for hoarding. All othar tank M, llaynaa, «h*l
imets
Iren
out
ef
employment
hare irrupatlnn
Dr. Razed said that clvk dub# ( am btidta, Maas. a '.I Dr. Ileird
roptinurd for about a twern lu-’al rredtlora a rd debt*
basin, mad I•*mad ‘ ‘ first- • - - transact lo: a will ba p n M t r l •cn, H J f t lUNg: & Du Bose. T. -cch as lh* Rotary Club are aid M guest., and Rotnrians Rnndxll had part lima employment at
rlav. Kahl la in Ihe demllllatitarl -The siperta will are that publtoBharuA
I. I'umar, i
aboat condJttans along lie *a bafa;,. th# banking hhHday.
their otrn work ta ta » e otlieia
between Id ing In pr- dicing lb* type uf men chaaa who yrealdel. J. A. Wright are willing to share the available zona.
eiprndituren do not szreed
I t I* axp
as they rotate to paaaongur
that aro neadrd, and Hurt 'h»y G. W, Spencer, 1*. d. Stine, ||. IL
fT»ens*ln* irternallonal enruli- rrlpt*. even though civil aof
prof.wit.
nut
xml
M
bush
•an t traffU.
noth.
'
*
.
tion* Monday In * speech, Pr*- may hav* tn ha ’ dismtased
In Y. M. O. hat* "a. mzcvslou* sppsrtuuity to Co’eman, R. F. M..rl-al»»tge, II.
• f Florid*. J
CAROLINA BANK HELD UP
1‘resant at the meeting were: m '" Ditadier said:
Banfur.l for continue thair work." lie ex IL pope, John Th inn*, W. L.
eork,
w
ilt
U
A.
TO CANCEL BILLS
of Altamonte
"B# sstura.1 that w« are fallow- salatie* Izwered, t h t l axt
puhilr is in- pressed the opinion that Ike toi Coepar, Laanird Mri.ucaa, Georgs 11. Y i0 Haines,
re Heel «
CONWAY, H- C , Mar. 1L—Wh
Hrripgs,
a*
chairman
of
Ihe
meet
In*
«'(0 » trirem e vigilance lb* gaacr* ant) wa-ls are.
Hardsn,
A.
W.
Kpp*.
F.
C.
Maclr an Thurs- lettes are "dolrg a great work In
—Flea masked me^ ysauH ay fcald vttaAl
a minimum that private prop
ing,
Gordon
Ila
nett,
Howard
evotutioa
af
International
policy.
« f the rhiaf devdli..ttag this tyf« of ou•i*, Mahan. II. M. W*t»on. -S. O. Shinla protected, Ihe sanctity of
Otmnball wUI up. tha, People’* Nattawal Bank day arxqaing
Will I*1 and gars savarnl instances where hotaar, II. R. Stereos, 8. <1. Gray, Ovariln, 11. R. Hterana, T. • 1- Franc* do## not know hate nor marital obligations oN ‘
•aw hi* sisttath hare aid escaped xrith ■ sum at i paekare af
D um ts,' Fletcher Bnltay, F. C. do** aba know fear. W* ran and
W.
C.
llutcbU
.n,
U.
L.
Maltbta,
lh
quartet
the
spirit
and
stam
p1
#
gat
by
uaa
arthodux ' cronomlc
TIM gift* • « ! ba flroi-aatimatad u b* approalmata- h ro n l Tha
had been trna*firred to ] W. M, Ilayne*. D. F. Ilalne*. Kail Macltabon, II. II. Co’eman, and ought ta' keep our ealmnes* and
at th#
WJj>
’ - *■ ly 12,000. Th* bank was opaa uo- wUI aaaiak l«
nbolaer,
—
another la tha M itral laocfit i f t lahnUnn, *nd W. A. Ufftar.
dar re»trirttan*-,: *
'i
{
OPENING
ATLANTIC BANK
OPENS WITH ALL
SIGNS OPTIMISTIC
i
GOVer,IIOr SholtZ
Tariff Policies Are
B lam elForlltfO f
Canada’s Railroads
i e lls Ufiiciais lo «••«»
Not Stage Lobbies
L1l^,ll..M,,l!,*ro'l,|
t
>»«> !»■
Roumanian 1-Year
;4fiS
E I)r. W. S. Beard
Of Rollins Collet-e Is
]{cfoie Rotariuns 1uesdav
Thanks Expressed
Folr Co-Operation
In Share-The-Work
To End Depression
French To Protest
... Rhine’s Occupation
1 By Nazis Military
i
�MTTOWI, th* pop* said that then*
WORLD INVITED “critical
la a desperate pattern In thr Legislator Sees
International' iltuaiiow"
of th* “stained amt devastated Hope Of Blocking
FOR PRAYERS TO earth."
Budget Increase
II* dwelt on tno poo Utility
th it van and th* econ-idiie rrlib
SECURE
SUCCESS
to hav*
wir* n i i n l ty war on God and
CALLEDlBnddy Lake Will
ASEBALL CLUB
Good fortun* appear*
played right Into th* hand* of
Ruddy Lake, 19-year old loeal ConcordUponEconombaseball pitcher who haa lean at
ic Conferences Is
th* Boaton Brave* training ramp
In St. Peterabure for the p*«t
Desire Of Pius XI
three w**ka.
Information brought ' to San VATICAN CITY. Mar.
ford Sunday b y ' Ben Tantw*ll, —An Invitation to th* world to
who ha* taken Lake in hand for pray for the aucceee of tho eco
th* paat two year*, i* that Mana nomic disarmament and war debt
ger Bill MeKanehl* of the Brave* conference* wa* issued yesterday
ha* announced that Lake will ac by Pop* Piua XI In Me allocution
company th* team north, and will at a ronslstvry at whlrh he cre
lie given every chance to demonetrate hi* pitching ability under ated tda” new rarCinals.
Tho pope said that he would
real playing condition*.
It |* undrr«tood that I-ake will himself pray esery day for "con
lie u*ed by th* Brav** a* a “bat cord upon th* conference* anil
ting practice" burler thi* »ea*on. converaationa to uka place pre
In other word*, he will h* with cisely during this holy year for
the
team *ol»ly for the purpose of world economic readjustment, for
{
Winter Park I* unable to continue
tc**ing
pltrhe* to the tiatter* In disarmament—may It be effec
Its representation, while Deloind
morning
and before tive materially and morally—and
r . I* reported a* having dropped out. game*, a*workout*,
well
a*
to
warm up | for war debt*."
Only Daytora
Beach, New pliyer* that ar* to *ee action
dur-j "W* Invite everyone to do so
.
Hmyrna, Coen*, and probably ing the game.
with us," the pontiff said, adding
Sanford appear to I* showing an,
that th* nalnta who pill be creat
Thi*
doe*
not
mean
it
wai
IjB' Interest no far.
ed this year will be powerful In
Mated
by
Mr.
Cantwrll.
that
Lake
' .
Whether Sanford will lie rrpre- mil not »e* action in • regular Itercessor* and patron* of hi*
sentrd thi* season I* a matter that game. If h* Improve* a* expected. preyer.
L
had not been dreirtat early today.
vUJd\Ai-ljR..'T.lll ^WBWiasJtB.MllX.asVtltoBMlA.
sweatBiiikwi'iifTiiriiwnftif'iIttwww 1Im -went In*Uw*UL-U
of *h* Brave* under the heading* - of joy* am/
of last year'* rlub met at the H. “farm*"
,
at once, probably at Har
J 'ji A. William* store last night to risburg. I’a.. to gain eiperlencr
.
diaeuae plana, but no action wa* (that will fit Him for big league
taken. However, th* grup will ro m p e ttio n a t a l » t * r d a te . "
S
meet again at the City Hall on ' | .oral baseball player* consider
Thursday
g'ternoon at t 00 Lake a* being the "one plnjor •«*
fo . o'clock. Every faacball fan in the m
( |hou«an<l to
Wt" *
City la Invited to atltnd, tarticu- Kvrry
|
hlr
retiln* four or
, larly those interested In offering fiw
,
younit pLiytr* for
to aid last year’s organisation or pj r a r tir i* purpo«u»§, U U » •!*!.
.
• ____ _fo.lt.. .alaaUil
*
tkka over the team for the coming , .
season.
(
‘
Mr. Hogan wtatrd this morning ,
.' i that ^There'll be a league thi* |
year". Ha did not seem perturbed ,
i over DeLand't attltildr, Inatred he t
■ predicted that Del-and will he In t
Hno when th* time comet.
I
. He disclosed plan* which, if f
. adopted,' will hav* th* league op- j
, crating on a sonnd financial hail*
•“ 'with economy a* the keynotr. I
Ashed whether or not he‘favored «
tk* creation of a "riant" rulr, he r
stated that It was a matter that «
needed attention In VMw“iifeoru 1
' dltlon* and . tha fact that the •
I
league'* announced purpose- under *
It* Constitution I* "to protect and I
safeguard thr Interest* i.f »rmipro club*.''
rminlciralltl** t" take aivantage
< The Orange Clly meetihg *
of it* privileges, anil onimi? that
la
open to
th e
pullle,
lott»r* nf approval be foiwanlcil
to both the** men.
Artlnn oil a propotnl nrilinanrc
fr'ihltiling the sal* nr possession
(Continurd Prom P ag' Oa*l
• f lottery ticket* in Hanford, anu’
nf p demand, verbally reported by of n request by oiTiclaln nf the
City Clerk P. S. lam*on, by the Ht. John* (liver I.In* Cn., that
(‘minty Commissioner* that the lh*y be allowed the u*e nf the
City should pay oneihalf the Munlripal IMar at th# usual
at Irmtanre* of war on God h*
cited Uussia, Spain, M*iieo and
portiona ot fcntral Europ*.
Pointing out the "aerioua dan*
r*r threatening Christian <1*1Illation," the pop* indicated that
the only .i»m edy_l|« in the
“aound and rolid principtca at
charity and Justice anJ th* funitemcnlal indeitructabl* troth* and
teai (lings <>n the value of feoaa
ami the dignity of th* haman In
dividual, on man'* origin and' Ma
dratlny ami hi* rsarntlal rvlntlor* with God, the creator, r*deemrr, I,prd and j-idg*, ant? with
hi* frllow man an dth* real cf cre
ation^
The pontiff, wearing a rich
while raaaock, a red mantle
W A N T AD
RATES
10e Hat 1 time.
8e line 3 thnea
7e line 0 tlmgn
0c line 1 month.
Minimam chargg 80c.
HAVE YOUR WATCH r*paired
by ana who raally knows how.
Hrlg.-s, J(w*|*r, Mag. Ava.
HONEY—10 pound, pail. , Me
1000 E. gn.l, Q*o. E. Hlark.
L—Automobile*
NEVERAJ, PAIR cheap cars. Se
dans, ruupes, roadster* a n d
touring, pm tn $.1.1. lire I A Suns,
Arutin dealer*.
0—Help
——
hfi
* . - WintetL—----WANTED: Somecn* tn do alteratton* from 1 to it daily for
abort time. S*rvlr* smust be rra- and it it
expected that
aoTtabl*. Box 102, car* llarald.
llirrn wi l lr lively bidding for
the pise* vented by Winter Park.
18—Wanted
All Hague dirretorn of list seaVon
MIAMI: Eady wishes transport*. will be in atttndanre, irady to
tion to Miami. Will ahare ex waive existing rules ami vote on
prose*. Apply 1100 W. First St amerdment* that ar* vital to the
surer** of tha l«ague at this time.
Phone 004-W.
_It it unCsrslond itkat-Lsaaburg
is ready-4u ronte in, and that
.partmenta For Rent
Crescent City Is consilarlng th*
LOWER 6 room furriahed apart* same step provided th*r* I* ■
meat, MI Park Ava. TaUphom met.*Jr* of protection raised si
Tte or apply l i t F te t National
Bank Bldg. Cokfcugk Sanity Co. that IU team af amateurs will
not ho outciaaaad by atrongar
’ UNPURNlSilElI Apartmsnt. Mrs teams in other )*agu* cities. Kisslmm*«, • lively lascbsll town,
V Nabol, *’i Myrtl* Aranu*.
mV
------------ —— _ _ _ _ _
ha* »yo* on a berth, whll* at Or,,H ■MiacelUneoua F a r Sale Undo, whlth k*a been without
FOR 8ALR: White Mnuntili), ba**hal| for years, that* are signs
’, gland ico box, .excellent condl- of an awakanlng.
i lion. $10.00. Capt. Looeka, 8U W.
i
Bureau, R. E. W infrey, Sanford representative.
aAttPuttD-ovigiro
W arm,
clear
aw tin •/
for tk*
lU u lla a *
r> _ -,„ l a
T ilil—IT.
•
•
,
.
s
I
i.
Nun*.
point, i *im * on (silvered sal** l*«*
ALL Iran*aorta Ilea ekare**) I#
Inch crate*. taaivKaally wsskod, a
I* «tn* m**tly !.«*; M do*. l.»l.t*. lew lowtr, crat* wnshsd, 4
1* do* IJ*t «.« doi 114-11*.
PLANT CITY. Florid*. tManat**larawi* a**U*a): Wares, *t**r.
Praetlcally a* haullae*. No sal**
report*4.
F I I I L A D C f . P I I I A : W e a k e r. I * « • g r * * * c lo a lr .
• F la . a r r iv e d : It
r a r * on tr a c k
H n p p ll* , m o d e ra te ,
d v n ia o 'l
a lo w , a ia r k a t
w e a k a r.
F l o r id * I * la c k e rm l* * . w ash e d a nd
1 p re c o a le d , s a d I n d lr lc u a ll jr w a lk e d
■ a n d p re c o a le d . 1 d o*, fe w I T i ; 4
do*. I.TS-LS*. f*W Ml; |.« do*.
r» 0, fe w
s a lt* I t * . l i t ,
I.Dr I* An*, l.tl-tee, law
Carer
at m
• DKTttOIT: Steady. It degree*.
decree*.
ltrack.
i f V ' Huppllcc
11 yu- arrltedi
liberal Jl cars
maea
stew. market ateadr. Florida II
lack crate*, • liMiVMoatiy «.#h...
and heecoolec. M do*. Ml-l.tl,
f*tr quality and rnndllloa i d : |*
■"<« cowdlttoa i l l ; 4 Vdo*,1““'"*
t.n.t.1*.
CtltVEUhlli atlgtilly weaker.
41 dear*** cloudy. No r*rlo| ajrrltv
1rt, Wiyr
aaatuag.-ow0'ooary»pkatfBUW'jJlfflt ad**lwwarc.ww.,rwwlf-Wtippt
cm*, demand sad tradlns slow,
aa far as poaaibl*. I believe the market allstltly weaker on Florida
other two repreeonUtive* from •toek, about Heady un CalUurnia.
thi* county take th* tame peti
tion."
*
• m o stly
Skyrockets O f F lesh And Blood!
P layboys Of The A ir Lanes!
Service Station end (*arage
Storage— Repairing
Gut, Oil and Tire Service
Geneva and Sanford Ave.
PHONE 1120
p ^ M c h u fe
jumper
Wednesday—Van Arnam’M MinttlreU and
"Second Hand Wife.*
. j c healthiest
i i c a i t i i i a i child's
rnuci i itamach,
lu i m i c n . liver
u v rr
The
arj.J Ln/w di need ilim u la lio n a t l i n t ^
Many specialiate believe this. Dr.
Caldwell, with a.wonderful record in
Dealing babica and children, was
always a firm believer In this.
Follow Ih* adviea of thi* famous
family physician, and give your
rhildrtn this help, Hi* prrvriplion ~JCMIc*'la b*r*by *lv*n- that un
of fresh herb*, active senna, ana pur*
hr virtu* of a Final I)**r**
pepsin keep* any system from clog der
or Fnrncloaur* ami Hal* mad* and
ging — or «v*n growing tluagiih. • nl-ir.l bv th* llonorabl* Mile
livery druggist keep* It all ready for LAIt I■II HMITII. Juds* *f th* Clr.
t'mirt ot Hamlnol* County.
me; just ask fur Dr. CaldwcU'a cull
Florid*. In lb* Chancery ru r
Syrup Pepsin.
>
Handing In said Court af Melmpall*
l.ll* Insuriar* Company, a cor
Have you a youngster! who (a tan
poration. v*. J. M. Ihttf.aon and K
lagging at school, or litllra at
11*11 imvuson. kia wtr*: nt.n* u.
ilocsnT rat rnough, and im't (lin Itolmrl.iin and R. 1. nobartaon. kar
ing? Start this evening with Syrup hu-lt*ml. I- IL Ifrlm and Annl* K
I’rpvinl Witch the quick improve Helm, III* wltei .and Tka III.lallraliy Company, n rarporallon. I
ment—the reel "pep*' end the htltr •hnlt
aa Hpcrlal Matter of said
ntulatili/. Thu gentle stimulant is Court nCfcr
gad aall al
fell first and most directly In ihe ihlto ootrryforIn sal*
tha bl(h**| and
bowel*. They act more regularly, and C•t Milker tar ruh la front of th*
more thoroughly. Thera won't be so tMurl llnuna door In Banford, Fluron Monday tk* Ird day of
many sick spelt*, or so many cold*. Ido.
April, till, durla* tka legal kour*
Syrup Pepsin ha* Ih* same action ■if oat*, tka proparly deacrlbad am.
al any age. While mild enough for ■>rd*rril to h, anld by aald Final
Daer**. whlrk propel ty to *lluat*d
babies, adult done* of tbia same to
Iko City ot Hanford, Hemlnolo
Syrup Pcpaln keep Inider people in i'ounty.
Florida, and d**crlb«d a*
condition. It will protect your whole followa. tn.wll:
household from nilfeu* days, skk
'Lot I nf liioek IS of Tier 1 af
headache*, and that' sluggish atate IC..M. Traf fore’* map ol la*.
a* r*rord»d In Flat Book
of half-health lhatianon become* !urd.
, |uii(«« S4*41. of Iko public
chronic constipation.
rrronla of gamlnola County,
Florida.
You ran gel Dr, Caldwell's Syrup Purchaaer
In pay fop dead.
Prpsin at any drugstore.
M. A. a WILKINSON.
Hpaclal Master
THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY
K e A L IZ lN G . H U H O S JTIO fi
TOM D C U O tS TO HU M OH
THM M A H o r n e IS L A N D .
TALK- TAKE
NO-L6T GO// •
TUBY SHOOT : i
flH V DONT YOU U K C T ^
UBT. w e M BAJi YOU
i
MOWARM / DONT YOU <
S B B \ W k ‘RE W IIIT £ * “ M
|U K « V O U f WE RE Y100R
I O C T OTHERS "TOO
rG U rt - M E F K A ID l 2
JH,SM
FRIEDS-OWTIE THESE.
‘/ROfES AND LET
ME o o f j —
J
YOU G O - W A * f l
GET G U N l
am
k KILL ME
tUT WAIT UNTIL
I O il )OU IN M
la - .I k ._ _ L
firm* in Pvnnaylvaola wiU_Am
compelled to awbmit tv th*
tborlly Of the state dcpartawK
of baaking." •
.
Dr. William D. Gordon (tat*
•ecretary of banking, * 11 stated
a* ordering them U "file by S
P. M. Sunday a complete state
ment of their financial rondtUox"
"Any banking firm falling to
file th* required statement win b#
prohibited from resuming bnlneea", th* story declared Dr. Girdon m IJ. . .
.
' .'
____
.
noncK o r mabtviii** ialb
Nolle. I* kereby glv*n Ikal u*der and by virtu* of a Final tmer**
or Fnrwloeur* amt ear. mad* an-l
entered by the lloaartbla MILl-Atlli n HMtTIl. luda* al th* ctrcall i’nart of Hemlnol* I'ounty.
Florid* In Ih*. Ltianirry* case
tiendlaa la *atd Courr of Mtirnpolltaa Idle lasaraac* rompany, a corporatio* V* Voile A. William* aad
Mary Klhtabeth William*, bl* wire,
M*l*rh ttealiy t'ampany, a Florida
corporation, I shall at Mpeclal Mas
ter of said Court offer fnr sal* and
■rll at public oulcry to ihe hlabcct
and beet bidder for cash In from af
the Court Ilnur* door In Hanford,
Florida, on Monday, the Srd day af
Awll. tin , aurlna Ih* legal hour*
of sale, Ih* praperty described and
ordered to he sold by said Flsal
Decree, whlcis properly I* situated
In Ih* City of Hanford, Hemlnol*
Conniy, Florida, and described a*
follows, lo-wll:
let » or lllncIt 17. Tier », nt
Hanford, according to K, It.
Trafford's map thrreof rcconl. *4-la JrJal—Hook—t at- wagon '
l4-(t of lb* pabllr rerorde of
rhrmlBol* I'oualy, Florida.
Purcpaarr In pay for t.*ed
it A. II. WILKINMON,
Kpeclal Mailer.
o m n o K o. iinimiNii,
.
Knllrltor fur I’lalnllff.
Thl» “*d” nod One
Forty Cent Ticket Will
Admit Two Adullfi.
THRAILKILL
m www *atau
fSftSmSSmw Sui#
LEGAL NOnCE
BRYAN
r-
* mndarat*: *arty wlr* Inquiry ll*nt, ***•» W * * 1 *
WCai-DCanM
late wlr* l»q«lrf Vet Ur. Demand . f t p Morgin A Co.. atW 49
RESULTS
.t r o m 'r m
tu re in co-operation with th e Florida State M arketing
• F lo rid a :
New Y orker To
Buy, Lease Hotel
cist of operating the rnunty jail
in which city prisoner* ate
house if.
They finally decided that they
wilt take mi action until they are
olTMally notified by letter froht
the County rommlaaloner*. A
cmimlttee rompo**d of Cnmmivtinners II. J. I.ehm*n, W. A. l*elTIrr and S. I). Hhinhnlser wa* ap
pointed In meet with the County
Cimmilssinner* in an effort to ef
fect ait adjustment .of difference*
between tho groups, difftrenrr*
that U<1 night found Cuimnissloncr" Id-hman fathering the idea of
alHdisliing Ihe City police ilepattmeiit entirely and letting the Hhc
riffi office handle all Inw-vl Islions.
.
Tho Commissioner* rr*eln|*</
rrtioii tiny liMik some day* ago in
tigai I tn |iutrha«ing City 1i mis
with money received in payment
of delinquent taxes, and directed
that the immry nnw on bard, and
any rollcrtcd out Ing the nest nix
months, be turned ov*r t» the
I) fun* Corporation upon their re
ceipt and agreement In dellyrt
t Ity of Hanford linrd* the
' riirpurjliun i‘vpccts tn furrlmse fnim
a fraternal nrganli itl. n that i*
Ttpn.ftcd.aa. having-raised-tea ubjtrlinn to Ih* catKcliatiun of all
Morgan Company To
Submit Statements
Through court oay o f th e U. S. Department of Agricul
6£NEVI£VeA9UT/nm
mt> nr april iwhao
giving
n
to one of
. Tte Beuaoys;*)’
.
Ma il s
�*•
f
A__
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Bank) DRpoflt ‘Guarantee*
A num ber of m u i u r n hive be#n Introduced In C o n g m a
*
• • • •In on*
__ form or
: ? a n o th e r
during t h t p u t frw day*
which
One of
w*k to guarantee bank dtpoalU.
0==
-? the methode
propoM* th a t the federal government ehall «u*iran tee ill
• •
* -fa ^ - i; d ollar 1; . another
irovlde a
"W/W ••• V WW—
----”
.rw r m -w r
fund by means of .a ' Itax
depoaita In onaotntd'banka w hen’they f i l l .
. _ .
W ith twelve thouaand banka already In the proceaa o
K
f S ? S n k l n , M M v . r t M > . '»
Personal A ctivities
JIG SA W
MiuveMK.tr t even
*b on ,TH« TtltNC SACK
T_
S I .JlW pA
^ 9 '1
',
Club H is Meeting A t
M n . Babbitt's -Home
•R jG n H ta .* n W u f t i G«t
MM IMM MK
permits at |M each aad for re
tailer* at » » aaeh tor#**** T*
effect.
t f this Is the case, It would ***m to ua to be of vastly
.»**• i a ! r » i 2 j r * » fle 2 s
I OPPORTUNITY: Tho
Thin In exactly what a deposit guarantee does.
All
, Of God oro a broken bankers recognlxe two paramount obllgatlong In the conbroken And tontrit# h*«rt.
then -w lit— oia...d**pi»*eTt.
’
Friend* nf Ml«a Martha Perkin*
will regret to Irani that ah* la ill
at the home of her parent*, Mr.
and Mr*. B. L. Perkin*. Magnolia
Avenue.
,
Th# Sunday Time* added:
“The danger *p«t* er* P'Mn to
all—eo pUIn that It ought to be
possible for clear sighted states
manship to’ »t#rillt* them. ,
“Saber-rattling, which u«*d to
b« a familiar feature of pre-war
Germany Imperial policy, ha* be
gun t« be heard again from aero*.*
The Rhine and In the Polish corVidor. In the U H fortnight the
Urndon between Berlin and War-
operated for profit.
But all .good bankers recognize a
transcendent obligation to thdlr depositors.
Their funds
ere entrusted to the banks for safe-keeping and
pro
tected by conscientious hankers even at the sacrifice or the
stockholders.
».
.
Now If the federal government, or some other organi
zation, steps In and relieves the banker of his responsibil
ity to his depositor by guaranteeing the repaym ent of his
funds even If the bank falls, then the only duty* remaining
to the banker Is the duty to his stockholders, to make ns
much money as he can, and to pay dividends Just as large
as he can.
All Incentive on the p a rt of the banker him
self to protect deposits Is automatically removed.
Inasmuch as the best way for a bank to make money
Is to make loans, to make ju st as many loans as it can, and
to make them a t high Interest rates, and laaamuch aa the
rb k le r the loan the higher the Interest rate Is, it ia per
fectly plain that, with all deposits guaranteed anyway,
some banka woutd very likely proceed to make ju s t such
loans and In Just such numbers as would ultim ately result
in their failure. Then someone would have to pay the bill.
If not the federal government, or In reality the taxpayer,
then those banks which still remained sound, tending .to
ORLANDO, Mar. 15— Grow.r
questionnaire* from which th* an
nual meoUng of th* Florida Cit
rus Orowere Exchange
may
evolve Ita future policy were
adopted aa the solution to grow
er sentiment here y#«t»rd*y. *t.
the meeting of the Oranur Coun
ty Cltrua Sub-Exchange.
The questionnaire* wdl be pre
pared by the special committee,
composed of C.
Commander,
dtpoalta, to plact- their oblliratlon to depoaitora above the general manager, Wm. Edward*,
pernonul Interest* of their atoekholdera.
If this Is done, president „f th# Florida organltatlonVsnd A. B. Steuart, romplrol
deposit guarantee* will not be neceaaary.
ler, appointed at a recent meet
Miami's Radii* Sfeason
Mr*. Himoel Puleitnn, accentpasted by Mr*. Robert W. 8!m», of
JatfeaoBvtlle, left today far St.
rsburg for the *late conferof the Daaghtere of th#
American Revolution.
•
Mr. and M n. Bam Flelwher
have retim ed from New York
whore they »*ent their honey-
Garden Club To
Bold Its A nnul
Flower E x h ib it
They- were dinner gneil* la»l
night of Mr. Fleischer’* mother,
Mr*. J. FUUoher. East T.nth
Street.
’
(Continued From Pag# On*l
Arvtotls—10 stalk*;
aster*—6;
calendulas—6; candytaft—1; car
nation*—I 0 ; c o n t a u r a a —1 0 ;
clarkla—0; dlanthu»-10; everlasting*—it; gypeephlle—8; lark
spur—<1; lupin*—3; mignonette—
panale*—10; petunia*—3; pop*
he arcepted th* managership at It;
pie*—3; Mhixanthu*—.1; * u p I12J)00. Commander said that he
had taken a 25 per rent reduction, tiragon—<1; »to«k—3; any other
variety, not more than 10.
"which I* les* than some have
Class I—PtreaaUl*
tsken and more than-others-havu ____
Chairman. Mr*. C. F.. Cormley,
taken," he qualified.
A. W. Hurley. Winter Garden Jr. Daisiea—tO aTalka; geraniums
member of th* Tampa board, wa* —fl; g e r k e r a —1,0; aalvta—8;
IhcHned to view tho attitude of ■tokrsia—A; verbenas—1S| violets
Orlando newspapers toward Mr. —85; any other variety, not more
ou
Edward*," he said, “appear* to than 10.
rta«n 5—BuRm-is Blooms and
taogbt a lot of people was how to
--------hav* a corner on the publicity."
Potted Balboas Plants
gut along without my raonty.
The racing season a t Miami's Hialeah Park, famed
As a dlrertor of tbo board Mr.
Chairman, Mrs. R. R. Monro*.
--------- 0-------------for
Ita luxurious club house, the beauties of Ita landscape,
Ilurlsy censured Mr. Edward* for
(Continued From Page Oro)
hi* method of bringing th* 12- (Three blossoms allowed). Sec. 1— and porter of 3 J perrent maxiTh* fellow lastsummer who Ita Inkea and Ita flamingoes, as well aa the excellence of
polnt program before the ex Raster Hites; sec. 2—gladioli; **c. mam alcoholic conUnt by weight,
Hid that condition* couldn't a«t Its track and and the efficiency of Ita management, haa
3—call* Illy, white; *#c. 4—cell*
change.
- any won# hadn’t yet tried to do Just been brought to a dose.
or 4 percent by volume by amend
A* chief of the organisation, Illy, yellow; see. II—freesla; **c. ing th* Volstead law to provid#
. business with avtry bank in th*
Deaplte the fact th at buslnesa conditions have seldom
(I—dahlias;
*ec.
7—any
other
kind;
elected by the directors. It wa*
- United Stmt**closed.
|bccn worae, tho 45-day meeting which ended laat Saturday
that "nothing" In It “shall apply
the duty of Mr. Rdwarda to con sec. 8—amaryllis; *oc. 9—irist to any of the following. or to any
— ------ °--------------has netted the S tate of Florida 9308,561, the totnl includsec.
10—other
varieties.
sult with th* board before publi
• Sanford eslery grewsr. *r# ron-||nit gumB from occupational tixea and other nourcca, b u t
Seal* of point* for Judging— act or failure to act In respect of
cising such s program, Mr. Hur
any of tho following, containing
f turning to plow under a P°rtl,,n(the bulk of it repreaenting the atate’a ahare on the parlley contended. Mr. Edwards de Perfection nf bloom 50; six* W; not more than 3.2 per centum of
of their erep not
mutuel recelpta, thia amount being 9241,160.
clared It seas not his Intantlon to foliage 20; stem 10.
alcohol by weight; beer, ale, pot
.don't want to a#U their relevy but
pari-mutuel betting a t the track thin year amounted to
g|vv th* program publicity before Class • —Flowering Shrub*. Vises te r, or other similar fsrmenlrd 1*4bacau** they refua* to sell It at a egnoo ojo
a f *|nat >6,242,686 for last year, an IndlcaIt reached the board, that he could
’
, Chairman, Mr*. J. M, MeCaaklll. uor."
not account for the widespread In
levies a tax of 85 a barrel of
terest prior to the Lake Wale* Hpeclmen* of fin# and unusual 31 gallon* to ylold approximately
meeting—hut that there were men shruha, vines nnd tree*, especially 112.-,.000,000 to *150,000,000 a
In th# organltatlon* and tabula aotlcltwl.
jaar-.Th# existing war time taa 1*
Oasa T—Fatted Plants
tions who would not baek up their T
»A a barrelChairman,
Mr*
S.
O.
flhlnholser.
statement* In • " nP*n meeting.
L n v as to tha stale* all regula
Sec. 1—ferns; see. 2—palms; a*e.
tory
and control measure* Includ
.1—exotics; ser 4—f l o w e r i n g
ing
method*
of distribution, and
plants.
Ctaaa 8—Cacti and SaccaVwta whether It may be sold to minora.
Chairman. Mra. J. C. Ellsworth.
8#c. 1—Senior High Sehool ex
Claaa 8-Palatod FUwer Picture* hibit; sec. «—Junior High School
Chairman, M>»- Frwt Wilton.
—special exhibit; sec. 5-O raa*
Cla«* ta —Wild Flaw era
- mar School exhibit; aec. 4—Pri
Chairmen. Mr*. J. M. Quirk, mary School exhibit. All flower#
(Continued From Pug* One)
Mre. J. C. Bill*. Jr.
. . , must be grown by axhihltor. This
Ctasa II—Torrariwma aad Land nil* will be atriety enforced.
with homicide and felonious as
ly gains headway. In 17 countries
scape Treys
42,000,000 workers are now prosault.
Claaa 15—FiwIkaeiHal BxfeiMta
Chairmen. Mre. 8. O. Chaae. Jr.
tactad la (heir W gee *by unem' Professional entries will not b#
As th* younger B*r*on lay on a
Clam 18—Rare a n d Uassanal . judged la .matouftjaaaployutent liriormtce V on# kind
hospital rot, Stsrn waa led In. The
Plaats aad Bloom*
or another. Evtataally we will
Ctaa* . 4♦—Vegetable aad ’ Frail
wnund#d man shouted t
CU*, t»—Cat. FWwbv Arvaagecom# te H In this CountrT. so tkat
"That's the man who shot and
meat
labor Wdl TWrte ddeqtoata cetapenkilled my unrlr. He shot us and
Chairman, Mr*. J . C. BaWaon.
whit* we were lying on the floor
Rec.,1—mbad flower* In faae; aec.
he shot Ua again, and then turned
t —mbed flowere-In basket; •**■ ewption df plant*
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
out the lights and walked out"
I—mixed flower* In other recep tkm, eltalrtnan. Ml*. ’W. C, Wat,
Then the victim became unrentor)**; see. 4 one kind In meet MU. Judge# chairman, Mrs. Henry
reused hy th* acquisition of Mex •clous.
iaec. 5—an* kind In basket; are. • Wight- Chairman gurden feature*
Stern denied a Joint Insurance
ican territory, specifying sent* of
__*n* kind In ether receptacle*.
and prof, exhibit*. B. B. Stow*;
Seal* oe point* for Judging— admisaien. Wit. R- B. ’ Maw*#;
th* erents which led to th* con policy of 120,000 he and Hereon
held
on
each
other's
live*
had
Proportion
tS
;
relation
of
flowers
troversy.
tables and lights, Mrs M. 8. Wig
caused a quarrel. II# Hid !■»*
to n eeotacle IS ; color harmony
Congressman Frank Clark has Friday h* p#M a >125 premium on
* Tubheity—XholrwmB, M y E- H.
written that all of the post m u te n tho policy.
^ •
will bold office antil their present
John Runkow, whose only
term* shall hare aspired. Mr.
known address wa* Dallas, Tex.,
Clark had a conference with Post died after butng shot ln »n argumaster General Albert Sidney a m t with a ' detectlvs, a* h* at
i acreage
Burleson thia weak and th* above tempted t a bat Ian automobile an
aMlkMt
Information waa given out.
swering ttm description of one
previously Wperie.1 stolon. When
Runkow drojr a pUtol. the officer
thing the banking h.li<uy
^
Home brewer* for bom# ceweumptlon are not affected.___
Allow, advertUlag by * • ■ * •
per*, magasln**, radio and by eth
e r met bod*.
. . . .
Permit* manufacture and »aJa In
Puerto Rico, Hawaii atad A hika,
but not In th# District of Colum
bia.
Make* no provUkm for win## or
fruit /ulce*.
Place* th# burden of proof on
brewere that alcoboHc conUnt of
meal eoaferene# wa* • turned by product told is not In ******
the French Into an opportunity to
make an appeal for a now Fr*nro-Britlsh front In the **«w> °*
tbtintt.
' M rv.W . tl. McKinnon and Mr*.
H. Eckereon Jack Flyni entertained »S* raemin Tampa on b*ra 0f th* M f - l n p n m m t Club
at tbvlr regular mreting Monday
night a t tha bom* af Mr*. Pearl 3.
’alter B. Coleman left yeeter- Babbitt. South Sanford Avenu*.
fer Tamp* to spend a week with a bridg* party with Mr*. 0.
ing aa a juryman in Federal K. McKay a . honor guo*L A color
'scheme of greon and y*Uow wa»
developed by party docoratlon*
Mr*. Jtnm e Vaughan, of St. and appointment*. 1
At%ueUne, la spending a few day*
Preceding th* bridge game* the
befe with Mr*. Finnie V. Lee. following chapter* from th* book,
oak A1*0»*.
“Teaching of fdealt," by Charter*,
were given: “Selection* of Situ*. Miwaind Mm . J. a . Rowan, of Hon*,“ by Mr*. Jack Plynt; “Th#
I t , Mogul Uflr, returned home Faactiow *f Life Situation*.’’ by
Monday bffer vlaitiag relative*
Ml** Maain# Young; "Trait Ach e h fov a short time-or *.
tkm*,“ by Mi** Mildred Mitchell;
Mr*. J. 0. Andes left yesterday “Individual Instruction."- by Mi**
FAhel R ian; and “Indirect Moral
for Albuquerque, New Meiiro, to
laitructlon," hy MU* Alice Elder.
Spend the summer with her slater,
Mr*. N. R. Yearout.
______ ___
lir a . C.
J
1st TrtrtuM
o jn
Word*, are thoroughly sound, the Um* when d*po«t
antees m ight UwtehKen Important would s e e m t o h a v e
waaeed. We edppdae, however, th a t auch h w a are_now be
ing proponed to provide for some emergency In
future when present-day sound banka m ight become un
fw w r
EUROPE IN GRIP
Martin's Garage
W. 1st ST.
l-Spo*Ulieiwg Iw trwck
| servlet. W# work while
I you deep—day or night.
COMMITTEE IN
SENATE 0. K.S
Tacky’ Party Given
F or A zarian Class
Tim Celery ’Chib waa th# scene
of a "tacky" party gtven last
night'for the members Of the
A ttrian Class of Ih# First Baptist
Church by Mr*. J . T. Griffin, Mre,
C. A, Taylor, Mr*. C. 8. Shepherd,
and Mr*. I . T. Shepherd. Guest*
arvtvM, In "tacky" coatai***. **rly
|n 0w *v*nlng after which a Zhort
business session, with Mr*, n . 11.
Hill presiding, took place.
rtng the social period various
a ’and contests ware enjoyed.
B- C. Moore wa* presented
with a. prise for excelling in the
Jlg-MW putt!* contest after which
Mr*. G. 8. U ttrell wa* given a
priaa for having th* best costume.
Later In th* evening refreshm n ta were nerved from a long
table Which Was rent*m l with a
f
b e e r m e a su r e
ATTENTION!
BRYAN
THRAILKILL
H ave y o u r w o rk d o n s by a S enfo re m a s . - _____
J.
w. SHADOIN
i n ;:tm
rnous ttt.’W.
Suffice Station and G aragt
Storage—Repairing
daa.'OO *«d T ire Service
Geneva and Sanford Are.
New York P o lice Local A gency Is
Are Seeking Clues
In Big Crime Wave
fired.
lire.
o#
Htnry
ift# moon wttk
Maria presiding. ’ Tha
panad with a beautiful
violin selection by Mr*
riy gad daughter, Mias
re Story at tho Moaiwa* moot lateresUagty
siategly given by Mr*,
re* fine reviaw of thia
Jock Roach, 45. printer, waa
slabbed t*- death la a Brooklyn
apartment. HU brethaMn-law,
John J. Feeney, was arrested aa a
charge ef-UnmleW*. Folic* sought
a poorikt* restive,
la Newark,- M, J , detective*
Gome in today lor
th is FR E E
INTERIOR
• 1. b m n to you with Ike -f**chase of aay'tb* can of W gan j^ r x
Uukk-piying Foatncl or Y aid jA L It enables you to anaagu aad auu
•Corea o f color com binstlons to
make your rooms more atUAides.
You •cehow ‘W«t*rep*rbric*anoW
iirhirulaarotad '
db and coiligga^
in fo r yo«» .
Bridge P arty .Given
By Mrs. J .’€ . Benson
Minstrel Show'Will
Be At Milane Tonight
Uy GEORGE BHIARCLirr
Let thoee Who bewail the paae' irg of minatrel*y hie themeelvea
1 to the Milane Theatre tonight and
be convinced that If ihlnrtrelay ev* er passed. John R- Van Amam hag
, brought it hark, brighter and
more (garbling than it e a t bark
In year* gone by. when the blackf face entertainer* were euppoeed to
f be at the height of their popu? larity. Van Arnam’* MlnatreU
t never u»»d the cheap trapping*
and furnishing* which haj moth
. to d„ with putting thi* form of
r amusement lain discard, but al| waj* prv*ented a dean, anappy
) mlnMrvI »how that move* with
machine-like rapidity. Southern
» aeenea, darky ideal* and mannerL l*m*. aweet rinsing. graceful and
akillfu| dancing and plenty of
rlever comedy and original fenture*. mark the high *tamlar,| of
' rgrellanre art by (hi* *ptendld or
* ganitation. Van Amant’* Min
’ (trela include many old favorite*,
many new one*, comedian*, and
fttnmaker* of rib-hrraking calibre,
[i.aiaUU.tooUd.....dannQ»e,i'—ewe.» •
throated singers—forming in all
l5e mml brilliant array of burn*,
j cork artlata ever offered in minj #trel«y.
nffcrcl In
Arnam'a
Krulil •■■■n Norrl*'
Fife." The theater
management particular!; Mre«»*«
the fart that there will not lie any
advance in #«lm!»»let*t
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15. I M3
Dorothy Smith Will
Wed WashingtonMan
ENT BRIDE
pirornt he U employed by tho
United ^ ts tr , (internment
In
where the rottttle will
make their hortte.
Announcement » » . made tmla)
bj Mr. ami Mr*, t*. Ka**elt Smith,
Klorkla po«*e»«e, more than Mg
of thl. city, of the rnuarement MM lake*.
*n,| appivachin* marriage of their
dmrgtiter, Mt«* IH>r..thy |>. Smith,
lo John II. Ed**, of IVashlnuInn.
H. T. The marriage will take
place In the near future in \Va,hIngton.
.
Ml*a Smith »a> horn in linger*town. Mil. hut hn» (•»•,.,, living here
('■r the part 11 year*. She alien,IO ar F eel Com fort
eil the Sanf»>l lii.m m ar Sehool
Xipeet. trailed ka dm
•ml « i» grnil i.iti .l from Seminole
atetkod* o4 Dr. M mR,
High SchiM.) in Ijrfli ,\t prerrnt
wotrd foot authority,
*he i. vi.-itinc h. i ,i*ter, Mr*.
k hi daily aneail ima.
Jehn tV. Tnwee, at her home ill
Let him rha*e yen tha;
way lo quick, lading
tVa*hington.
relief. N« edarae /or
Mr. Edge i* llt»- -,.n of Mr*. /«•* few er anefyu*.
Margaret Edge, of Clifton Station,
Va.. and the Info t'hatlei I- Edge,
lie nm Umi in .tllierla Canada, H. & A. Dept, Store
anil recelve,| hi* education in At
5th nnd Sanford
lanta und Washington, I* C. tl
FOOT
PAINS
I'H’AHliKKN'S T E A . HOllRK
r -wsrnn
'Aerr-sm-FWIVflrJC'w in before tier marriage ., -hurt t
was Ml«« !>tber IJeherman. ilaughtrr nf Mr. and Mr-, laiui* l.ieVr
man. nf Orlamln. Mr. and Mm. Elei»«her have ju-t returned (nun their
botreymeon in New York City and aie tr-iding temiHirarily in It»nddenlun.
. ranee tie.. Winlrr Park.
Tel. W .P. U-M
of the -ante quality an.I vharacier that I would rerve If
you were r«e*f» in my own .hi>me.'#
(Mr,.) ( II AIM.KEN J. IIAKER. Owner
Salt .Spring*, in Marion mtinly,
Refreshment* were served to
many mile- from the nearest «en
th* following: Mr*. Ava Davla,
water, teem* with salt water fl«h,
Mr*. Katherine Vam, Mr*. Fran
ce* Stine, Mr*. tV. M. McKinnon,
Mr*. William Reichert, Mr*. Pearl
S. Bahbltt, Mr*. 41. E. McKay,
Mr*. Jack' Flynt, and the Ml****
Maode lake, Ron. laVern* Hart, afternoon hy Mr*. J. l \ B*n»on at
Mildred Mitchell, Maxine Young, her home on Park Avenue for the
Ethel Kiser, and Alice Elder.
member* of the Tuesday Dupli
cate Club.
After several board* of dupli
Mrs. Doudney Hostess cate bridge, high score price*
awarded to Mr*. W. J. ThlgAt P arty On Tuesday wire
pen and Mr*.— U-K.—Bnjle.—, Re
freshment* were then served by
Mr*. J. Adrian Brown won high th* host***, assisted hy Mr- Le
score prite, a va»* of flower*, at Roy Chittenden ami Mis* Thelma
the hridfc* party given yesterday Benson.
afternoon by Mr*. Sanford Doud Those present were: Mr*. I.. F.
ney. Mr*. J. K. Baker, and Mr*. Boyle, Mr*. J . II. Illnterroltter,
Clyde Ramsey #t th* Woman** Mr*. LaRoy Chittenden. Mr*. II.
Club for th* member* of the So B. Lewi*. Mr*. K. A. Everhard.
cial Department of the club. Over Mr*. I>. I - Thra»her. Mr*. W. J.
25 guests were in attendance.
During th# afternoon punch* was
served By Mr*. Doudney from th*
refreshment table which wa* over
laid with a lace cloth and deco
rated with vase* of calendulas. A
yellow color *eh*m# was developed
in all decoration* about the club
room* which consisted of a prolarge cake decorated to represent
a Bible Table appointments wsre
In green to develop a St. I’atrifh *
Day motif while lb* refreshment*
were also In shade* of green.
Quantities of garden flower* were
arranged In' various parts *f the
club.
Tho** present were; Mr*. Har
old Borland, Mre. R. R. Pippin,
Mra. B. II. Anderson, Mr*. J. T.
Hardy, Mr*. Robert A. Williams.
Mrs. Allan Gonlnler, Mr*. G. 8.
Llttrell, Mr*. F. L. Hit*. Mri.
Lourene Beal, Mrs. M. N. Clsveland, Mrs. Jack Mandon, Mr*, f .
B. Shepherd, Mrs. B. C. Moore.
Mr*. M. U Kaborn, Mr*. C. A.
Taylor, Mr*. J. T. Griffin, Mr*. U
T. Shepherd. Mre, J. Adrian
Brown, Mr*. II. W. Ricker. Mrs.
DeWItt Brown, Mr*. Uriel Blount,
Mr*. R. W. Owsna, Mr*. A. L.
Barinesu, Mr*. A. Kendall. Mr*.
Morgan. Mr*. James (i. Sharon
ami guest, Mr*. W. S. Jordan, of
Jacksonville, Mrs. Arthur llranan.
Mr*. Lyman Buttolph. Mr*. Frank
Stein, Mr*. O. II. Harrison, tlr*.
E. Compton, Mr*. S. D. Illghleymsn, Mr*. J. Adrian Uniwn. Mr*.
A. C. Chamberlain. Mr*. J.
Hills, Mr*. John Quirk, Mrs. E. H.
Laney, Mrs. Walter R. Campbell,
Mr*. John Elck, Mr*. O. K. Kullagar, Mrs. H. C. Moore, Mr*. James
O. Huff. Mre. John Meireh, Mre.
H. M. Pspworth, Mre. 'J. E. Baker.
Mr* Shnford Doudney, Mr*. Clyile
Ramsey, snd Mis* Ellen Mahoney.
•EYELETS
The rare "tumlon-taxlfollum."
known a* gopher wood, grow .
nentlfully In t h e Apalachicola
Itlver valley. Thi* U «ald to !•■
the famous Biblical “Cedar of I**hanon."
.
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. One and two
piece style*. Tut o n e • p a a tel
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and Cool. You
will like these a t
thia price.
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ia and you
ild see them
a p p reciate
r value and
k
Can be
i for beach o r
(in f. Guarla a t color*
Perm anent Waves
Crocquignole $5.00
Revivol
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Shampoo and
Fingei' Wave
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U plift Facial $1.00
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l i t National Bank
Tuxedo Dairy Is a scientific blind of selected grains,
mlnsral salts, and pure Cane M»D,s**, made by Early
A Daniel, the molasset feed special,,!*.
A high-quality
feed, yet tha coat la low. Sold hy th* host dealers, too.
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SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP
Flrcalonc Tires— Firestone Hal ter Ire
Flrw lone Hrnke l.lnlng—YVoeo I’ep
Croalgy Itadlon and Electric Refrigerator*
Tlolene Motor Oil—Wash log and I’oliahlng—(ireaaing
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�8ANV0SD, FLORID*. . TFTURflDAYt' MARCH 1$ .1 MS
Jfm M
. The ilgnlfieance of Congressional action In supporting
the Roosevelt economy bill, more accurately described by It*
title as “a bill to m aintain the credit of the United States
1
fovernm ent", cannot be fully understood until one realizes
th at this measure will curtail veterans’ benefits by some
four hundred milHon dollars and th a t not in over a hundred
years of pension history has any appreciable reduction been
made In veterans appropriations. The history of the veter
D u e m rrto N r a t k i
ans bureau has been one of overincreasing expenditures un
til, ht the current fiscal year, the figures reach the enor
W T w ar
mous proportions o f practically a billion dollars, or onefonrth the entire federal budget.
A fter three years of large federal deficits, the opinion
had developed, particularly among th e Investing public, th a t
raff*.
Congress could not balance the budget, that, for political
U ^ tt
a#4 l U l a ,
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• H e r a t* k» I t *
a a tto a a l reasons, Congress found it absolutely Impossible to make
any reductions whatever In the largest single Item In the
budget, th at of veterans* appropriations. In the last session
of Congress, upon the recommendation of President Hoover
that pensions be cut, Congress promptly increased the ap
propriation, forcing Hoover to veto th e bill, but eliminating
any possibility whatever of reducing expenses.
• What this action on the p art o f Congress meant to
government credit- may be easily deduced from the interest
rates on short term certificates which the government has
TBUftSDAT, MARCH 1*. » »
been compelled to o ffer from time to time for current ex
penditures. In December, when the short session bepan
W BLS Y E W S FOR TODAY
and hopes for economy were high, short term certificates
LIVE RIGHT TODAY! B<*#» were sold by the treasury at the nominal Interest rate of
^ndt Ihyaelf of tomorrow; for thou one-eighth of one percent a year. In the latter days of
now m i not w h * t a . ‘-kr « W February, after an actual Irrcresse In pensions,.hmj bfijn,
»t
nf*N, fU ftili
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(Continued From
steered th# maaaura through th*
Senate, predicted trouble in get
ting an agreement with the Haua#
over th* chsngee, even though-It
might not go to conference.
Senator Robinson, of Arkansas,
tho De’moerstir trader, esthnaUd
tha Senate ameadmrtita wculd cut
Uw proposed savings at a maxi
mum by $10,000,000, but thla still
kept th# estimate of the total
economies around the $500,000,000
mark.
,
Only four Democrats and nln*
Republican* voted against the
measure on the final roll call.
Forty-three Democrat* and 1®
Republican* answered "ay#”.
On# senator, Hayden, Demo
crat, Arisons, ankrd to be *scus«d
from voting “because of pledges
1 mad# to my rnn*titu#nU.”
Huey tang, Louisiana Demo
crat, on# of the four of hi* party
to oppose It on final pastage, re
plied an emphatic, “no air" wh#n
hla name was railed.
riH S
-w rtfc g s a
T O te d r r T r o .’WKW Jff-W!IB#*7T^ffnTf?a1fB’*\ras,’Tjn)ughl p u l
and rmild not he sold except a t the high rate of 4.2*6 per
cent.
If you want to know what this means in the amount of
Aero** th# f t i n he fou1'1
your federal taxes, take a pencil and a piece of paper and
III* father utw w»y best of
figure one-eighth of one percent Interest on $75,000,000;
•In the etllleit hour of the nliht
boy awakened to the 11«ht. and then figure 4.20 percent interest on the same amount.
You will probably find th at the difference Irf the cost to
,ta lfI In dreams, ‘he' saw
" hli ■'sit* the taxpayer In this one Issue Is $.*1,093,250 a vear.* And
With hi* tre a t hand* full of fire, th
e u
'fli* man had struck a match tn^j when you remember th a t there are nearly five billion dollars
worth of these short term certificates which havo to be
refunded every sixty or ninety days, you can readily see
If hi* ion slspt peacefully,
ila Mid hla palms each side th* that a continued decline in government credit would neces
sitate an increase in interest requirements running into
flpitlf
Ilia love had kindled In the dark. hundreds of millions of dollars.
Ills two hands were curved apart
Secretary Woodln announces today that the $800,000,In the semblance of a heart.
000 issue of certificates sold yesterday were oversub
H t wort, It MttBfd to hi*
scribed, but the sale was made a fte r definite assurances
ton,
had been given th at the economy bill would be passed,’and
A bale h**rt on hla hidden one. the rates of Interest which the certificates bore, were 4
A heart that gave out such a glow
and 4*4 percent, the highest, with the single exception of
No son awaka could base to know.
the Pebruary Issue, since the war. Financial authorities
I t showed a look upon a face
and
Waahlngton correspondents have stated th at It is very
Too lender for the day to trace.
doubtful if th e issue could have l>cen sold at all if it had
On* Instant, It lit alt about,
V -A nd th e ir the a a n rt- h e a rt-w e n t not been for President Rtmsevclt's prompt and dccislvtrnr-'
tionon economy and the helpful attitude of Congress in sup
oat.
But it shone long snough for one porting his measure.
To know that hand* held up the
The passage of the tvonomy bill will not in ilself bal
ance the budget, ns It calls for reductions of only $500,sun.
Py Robert I*. Trial rim Coffin. 000,000 still leaving a gap of half a billion. But it demonitrates-hcyrm d-nll tpiestton of-doubt th at the governmen
along Is willing to m ako the effo rt and hns the power to act when
Booeaveli )» getting
tn eat with llw reporters, setting action Is necessary. It accomplishes what, under our
a godtf esampJe for all public popular form of g o v e rn m e n t, and In th e light of the history
official!. '
of our pension benefits, is nothing short of a miracle. It
cuts veteraps' appropriations almost In half in a su p e rb
Do you suppose If th# ladles effort “to maintain the credit of the United S tates govern
declared a moratorium, that would ment
pat an and U the runs in their
o
t u b s b c r b t rf -a r t
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stocklagal
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Cab Callowiy wi* down In Or-
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Rough Sports
IN CONTRAST
TAMPA TRIIIt SB
Tho .Supreme Court of Florida. that the ovemtinn nf criminal
yesterday reached the
l e s tli w |h * •** Horlda I* a matter lor
rase, one nf the three men impli j | h' de Irion, not of courts and
rated In the murder of Joe B.fJl,rtw* bul " f
defendant, atJnhn.on two year* and two lorneya.
months ago, was convicted March
4, I Ml!. More than a >r*r
rfsp.rvt between hi* ermvtrttrrr atirt
the hearing of hi* nppril t y the
Supreme Court. Meantime, the
puni.hment of Palmer nml Hriill,
I-ravine's partner* In the irim e,
aho were convlrteil March .11,
31131, nearly. tw„ year* as->- and cpAI.M BEACH. Maff IS—
whose conviction un,| eentencu Thr Crusader* of Americn. nrunnwere *u*taine«i by th« Huprema ixatinn with more than a million
Court July 1U, IK.l.’, a year ami member*, I* lurking PrenidriiL
month after their crmrletlon ha* RonxevelC* ccimumy hill with ranihern deferred eight
month* paigna under way In I'll tities
,awaiting th# dceialon^nf the 'Su looking toward pa**age of the
preme Court <m l-earine’* appeal. measure, *ay* Kdward Clark, of
The facta in the** cases are Cleveland, Ohio, rom nu niter- Innot at all complimentary l» Fowl- ehlef nf the body. Clarl; is direct
da criminal law* and procedure ing the national move from the
horn# nf Edward F. Tlnllon, New
thereunder.
On th# oth«r hand, Zangara was York broker, where ha Is a gurat.
convicted and aentenred
to SO
year* In prlaon a week a fte r hr
did hli shooting; and •'.* now
In the death-cell at Salford, to
b« executed next week, a .otic
more than a month after hi*
trim , and two week* afte r the
death of one of hi* v.etlm*. Thl*
ro«e *how* that cri'nlnal Juetii*,can move rxpeditloi *|y
Floti
lla, if the lawyrr. for th*’
fcn*e .ire willinrIn marked contrart, we have
th,. mu# of a Tanpa murder,
committed more than two year*
■go, and no one piriishcd there
for, deeplt# the fact that two of
the murderer* were convicted
nearly two year* ago and the
other more than u year ago. The
romparieon would wem ft, show
^.Crusaders Hacking
Roosevelt P lan To
E ffe c t Economies
!riid<from tha^w ay'i' numCrTpt
. Many critics ore found of the modern sport of boxing
local D«0[.le ar. walking
because of Its brutal aspects like cut lips, smashed noses,
Joeal poop's
cauHflowered ears, blackened eyes, apurtlng blood, and ocLake
county possesses the caslonal fatal injuries. However rough this ring business
largest known deposits of dlato- may be a t present, It certainly is a long way advanced over
mlta In lha world.—Laka Worth tha day* not long ago when hare flats were used and the
Herald. What kind of a bag la number of rounds read more like an Income tax report.
th a t?
But compared to fighting exhibitions in Sinm boxing
And a Republican newspaper In- as we know it now is a Sunday School pastime. The Sialsta that President Rsovevslt did umesc Isixers wear a covering over their hands made of
not gvt his "Big Stick” from any knotted cotton ropes. They arodiot for protection but are
uf the timber he placed in his for inflicting greater injury. Nothing Is apparently barred.
cabinet.
Kicking in the face and neck, use of knees and the heud ns
— —.— n----■— ■.
■ haltering ram are all quite ethical.
Nnw If fine. Rbolls can secure
The men make little effort to defend themselves and
as mtuh support from the legla.
Jet lire S i President Roosevelt la sometimes stand in the center nf th e ring and swap blows
getting from Congress, w* may In tho face bringing plenty of blood but seldom serious In
juries. This the crowd does not like. It wishes to see some
gel aomewhwee.
one killed and this is best accomplished with the knee, foot,
----------- (V----------Pity th# peer doctors, trying or head. Because most Malayans h a w had malaria, their
father. Ila ha* conUned hi* nctivto datermlno upon the best plae# spleens are large and easily ruptured, therefore it Is consid illea to short walks and automo
to vaarinato a gtrl baby a# the ered good strategy to force nn opponent to expose his spleen bile tides with hi* father and
m ark Won’t show when ahe grows (o a kick.
guests at hla home.
up. —ClatTaoat Pres*. By th* time
Slam Is also noted for other types of brutal fighting.
aha grows up elathea may be An unusual sport there is the fighting of fish which is often
staged as entertainm ent a t parties, and nn which the guests
bet heavily. Cockfights are also popular and furnish tha
“Th# loosest word in WebPRINTING
ataria International dictionary la spectators every satisfaction for brutality at Its worst.
" When we look a t the way Home other peoples enjoy
Wa ar# equipped U pradwe#
th* PUwt City Courier. Now that their sports, our gentle contests of football, taxing, w rest
first else# Job watfc a t tha
you know, laris a## you use It In ling, hockey, and basketball seem to be most harmless.
Icaret paaalbl* price*, file# m
a annUnee. Or perhaps yi$> wHl
n e t* two senttnaes.
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All of Florida's representative*
voted for tha boar MU whan it
gaasad tha Housa Monday, except
Jo# Snare, co n fess maw frt- large,
wh# I* vapWtad 111. Florida'* dele
gation saama to b* giving Raaaavail gl) the aupport he want*,’
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loom far tha rat# or
laatlag of tba Mayfair Dotal,
one* Sanfo d’a prU#, more rwcenla victim of tha dapreaaien. Th*
iy Commissioner* bars granted
slaty day option to a*U the
-th a New York a m
for
o r to lease it to him for
>yaars a t $1,000 m year. Either
laootag of th* hotel
Jy would mans It* early
which v*aW certainly
•*' moat sUnsaiatiag effect an
f baainssa. TkU deal aomlsg
heels og tha F l a t Nationkb
indkmU l i f t 1a*
• again looking to
• aafo plae* to put
f m k . W* would not
la m* a* learn**Ug
real
■ w i
by rot) call.' Several railed fa#
flat cut* of -16 or 25 percent in
th# veteran*’ . benefits.
On# #r two amendments la
ix a a p t lower-paid civil employs*
• f th# government from the 16
reduction also were do
ECONOMY BILL
ABOUT READY
FOR SIGNING
The Im portance Of The "Economy Bill
Among th* Important
moots
th*
log:
* By Walsh, Democrat,
setts—To prevent removal from
lha rath of aay veterans o f the
W o r ld .- and Spanish-AnmriMW
war*' suffering from M M M (
directly traceable to war sendee,
hot still permitting tha
to change the rate* In
By Black, Democrat, Alabama—
To - prevent Interference with
Judgment* which may hereafter
be rendered on Insurance claim*
pending In suits yet to b* de
cided (It is estimated thla will
rut about $6,000,000 a year from
th* proposed economies).
Long’s Meat
1> A Treat To St«
t«*y**.BBIWPKHB
.a y # ”, hut Fletcher* vote wa*
| not announced.
The bill grant* sweeping and
unusual power* to th* Preald*nt
to ' revise all pension* and com
pensation* accruing to veteran# of
all wars, except the Civil war,
and their dependent*.
Pension* of Civil war veteran*
would he cut a flat 10 perrent for
one year.
The measure also empowers
thr executive to slash th# pay of
federal, civil and military mi“It I* high tlm#,** ho said, "that ploye* on a percentage boats in
accordance with th# drop In th*
the ili'maml* nf special Interests
cost nf living, using th# first
and organised minority group* be six months of 192H as a bss*',
definitely and finally suppressed but providing no cut shall etcunl.
and that united patriotic action lie 15 percent.
Senators and Representative*
lakrn In the intere*t of tha entire
would be rut th# maximum 16
country.
percent—or from $10,000 to 8S50O.
“It i* unthinkable that our v*P- Th# salary cut* would heetmie
ir*rntatlvr* in Congreaa should eff#ctlve immediately and You
fail to act promptly for the sop- until the end nf the next fiscal
port
the eeorfomy meaiurv In year.________
____ _____
The veteran*' slashes would E*^
the 'faro cf" one’ 1TJ th# greatest
cri*c* in tho nation's history. come effective In three months,
There i* nn place in public life and the President would have two
today for the legislator who falls years to fix regulation* covering
at this time. Senators are being the reduction*.
flooded with telegrams urging de-j After_______
that period, no veterans'
feut of-the measure. This »«lfl«h) reduction* Coutirhc maiM except
by Congress.
propaganda must b# overcome,
Many of those who voted for
“The patriotism of thousands of
l'ru>aderK who saw service during the bill asserted they did so only
the World W ar did not cease with because of th# urgent neeesaity to
Um signing of the Armistice and “maintain the government’s cred
they urc entering this fight with it"—a* read* the title of the
the same determination to ace It mra*urr—and In normal times
through. They are squarely bark would not have approved of inch
a grant of power to th# Presi
of the rrcsldast,"
dent,
,
Rlngling Bros. Clrcu* makes ita Amendment after amendment
wa* voted down last night—soma
winter home in Sarasota.
DR. L T. DOBS
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LUMBER
BIB L u m b a r Co.
Q u a lity M e rc h an d ise a t
llth and Rally
Reasonable Prices with
U P eSSVICE
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BRYAN
THRAILKILL
Service Station and G an g *
S to n g e —Repairing
Gas, Oil and Tire Service
Geneva and Sanford A rt.
PHONB 9120
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In every comer of the world,
both here and oven***,
wherever you find joy In life,
’ii» always11Luckier Please"
a tilaL
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
The .louthem Utilities Company, capital $10,000,000, ha, Just
been chartered In Tallahassee. The
offTerrs of th# n»w corporation
are as fallows: W, B, Crawford,
of Klralmm*#, president; P. A.
Via# Agtww, of Xlaalmm*#, vicepresident; Jam#, Johnson, 0f KIsrimm##, ■•#rotary; and D. (J
Wagner, of Kiaslrum#*, formerly
of thla city, treasurer,
Th# Brldga Cluh was enter
laln#d by Mlsa Annla Hawkins, of
C#l*ry Avenu#, at th# home of
Mr*. B. A. Howard, Thursday aft•tnoon. Th* club pris#, a deck of
cant*, wa, won by Mrs. Kent Ros•*M*r.
At th# guest table th#
FMae was aim i deck of tarda
WhMi waa wow by Mr*. Roy
Byarts. Mlsa Ifawltlaa' dueati
m i lira. M. Sym#*, Mrs. C. O.
RkLanghUn, Mrs. Dm m Toma*,
B. A. Howard, Mrs. Kent
h m h a » i Mrs. -A. Fitts, Mrs. C.
f t Hewud. Mr*, a Im ly, Mr*.
?t,SSl
Hiave arrived home from Washington, Richmond and other points.
After seeing lha inauguration,
Mr. Abernathy purchased three
car load* of furniture in the east
ern markets, thus combining busi
ness with pleasure.
Mrs. E. B. Brown and Mrs. R.
J. Holly spent yesterday In Klaslrame, as the guest* of their
cousin, Mrs. F. C. Bryan.
W. K. Martin, (hr genial Tax
Collector, doe* not wish to raua#
any taxpayer* Inconvenience* but
he wishes to state that -Apr. 1
will be the limit of hla tnduranta
and all th# county U m , If not
paid by that data, will b t delin
quent ansi *111 appear In prlnl,
thereby causing tba payment of
mer# money and anguish or spirit
In seeing your name In pete
•int.
v is rr*
Herald Printing Co
rhea# i a
ORMOND BUCHr Mar.
„ a e u a Haa aad rm t,
John a “ “
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Have Your Glerara
Fitted New l i t
—Reduced y r l e a on single
vision and Kryptok less#*. Ale*
all shell and modern gold
(Hied frtme*.
*
n iX t d d » i l * »>an(«
It’s a pleasure to rpeet -sucb
friendly mildness. . .
such delightful character!
Dr. Henry McLauIIn, Jr ,
OPTOMETRIST
l t l Farit A m
ATTENTION!
. Like the imile of an old fetetsd, the
Doctor* and B oumwIvm
I has equipped to rvpalr a a d
akarm m . awroteal tool*. *•>#•
Mts. V alvaa, eltppert. *«*k a a d
to d o iex p e rt aaw flllag. . ‘J
* , L tV N MOWKBS J
,
Repaired aad Sharpened
patm m
rirg-' *■J
:
" m a y 'll Oat U h* New"
Have y our w ork Cane h r * I
for* m as.
J, w#
irmllbvFChancnr of Lnclty StrRcs^
>'T
fits* tobacco* I* ahsttyawolcoova...
hwems bt dkOM chcdcf, fl**0*ful
tobacco* la a wealth o f fragrant*
fcbbdfy aaoUtig enJoywwL
And in wveryLucky telk* you havo
the maglaaatareof rm ltnJU ncu..;
Rathow choke tobacco* are"ToMtaJf—p ure m ellow-m lidnca* b s a u m i
by that m ellow ing, purifflwjr tr e a t1
meat only. Lucky Stifle give*. Ter, 1
Iris fox tho#e tw o t
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V B I BANPOBO HERALD, BAN FORD, FLORIDA, TOWWDWf. MARCH 10. 10:1.1
A n d Personal A ctivities
Junior High School
P.-T. A. Holds Meet
Social Calendar
O ffice, for the coming year
| w e e elected and Important com.
Til l RSDAY
mitt** reporta were given at the
Regular meeting of Seminole
regular meeting of thii Junior Chapter Number Two Order ol
High School P.-T. A. held Tuesday the Eaatem S tar will tall* place
afternoon at the achoal auditor I- i t 7:30 o’clock a t the Maaonk
um with Mr*. W. H. Stewart p c Hal!.
,
aiding. B, C. Steel* opened the
Monthly meeting o* the Gram,
m etin g with a abort prayer.
mar School P.-T. A. will take
Mr*. A. E. Hill ha* returned
The fotowing officer* wil| aerve place a t 3:30 o’clock a t th* achool
from Cklro and Bainliriilre, Gw during tk* nest year: Mra. W. A. auditorium. A beard meeting will
where aha spent a abort time with Leffler, pre.ldent; Professor J. be held at 3:00 o’clock:!
ftk * fc
Tilden Jacob*, vic-prealdent; Mr*.
The Men’* Brotherhood of the
Charle* T. Butler, aecretary; ami Fleet Baptist Church will meet at
7:30 P. M. a t th* church.
Mf and Mr*. Strauder Nel*on. Mr*. J. Hugh Truluck, historian.
of flaw Antonio, Texas, ar* tho
A* chairman of the finance comFRIDAY.
0
guasta of Mr. an j Mr*. W. W. mittee Mr*. If.nry Tburaton reof th. W. C.
NaUowat th»lr home in Lnngwood. ported that a larga aum or money T ^ w|j| U b t plac* a t 3:30
waa reallxed from tho .upper ft.rtwk „ , S„ home of Mr*. Franf Nra. W. A. Taaguw left th* flr*t
o* th* week for Jacksonville to
p” k * ........ .
vi«k her daughter, Mr*. Shirley Night program la* month. Mr*.
MONDAY
Banghan, for a abort time.
Stewart gave a report of th* dla*
Mr*. Peter Schaal and Mi**
trict county council meeting in Mary Dlghtnn will he ho*tc**e* at
JtaoU.wnd..rtwted’tha>'th*vfimh»r ■*T«tJWPfflir~*rtbrWflWTirrB(IV
daughter. Aim, of Mulberry, for- High P.-T. A. ha* th# largest try Club.
cmarly of this city, spent Sunday aub*cription Hat In. th* county
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. . . . . ...
her* a* th* guest* of Mr. and Mra.
.Roland S. Read, San Lanta.
Mrs. Meisch Hostess
* At Party For Club
Snap dragon*, m-e*. violet*, end i. a tribute to Mi** Chatter.
*weet pea*, ami other garden Ion’* rare talent. It al«o called'for
flower* were u>ed to adorn the, th,. greatest .kill on the part of
living room* of the homo of M ifflin , make-up 'Apartment to *hi>w
Edmund Mei*ch. We.t First Street.-fth<1 r.„|ua| change in facial r v
when *He entertained the mem-jp t„ . . „ n
f)||Urr.
her* of the San* Souei Club and Tht. t
L; ,1U„ , )lllT, „ nl f,„m
a few other guest. w.th a bridge'
Mi„ chl(l,frl(,n ha* r. man newspaper* may rriticite thp a r l y . ye*terd.y
afternoon
. f i t t e d but is not dU- ' ndm lntunttlw f providing their
Iridge accessories were .^signed aim ||’r
uf hrr fttrlm.r !criticism rannot I r u*cil by oppo
in color* to harmnnu. with the
>ucK
sitionists to the government'* detfloral if^coration*.
7*. * - . • .
anir a , m whkH
made one , rimrnt.
After .wveiAl prog re*.ion, of ^ M , mo* , tflkw , accen t.,
Hr announced thi* regulnliott »t
hridge. high ware priie for the
j , nny- u , highly
i a conference at which* he introrluh member*, a Mwl o, garden walu „
„f „
k„ , * r | diiceil hlnwrlf to the German
Nv»'paper* hi* a o e rln l
« • * *• Mr*‘ Un‘on , E of a noi.nlou* rev rt. who doe. pn***.
Allen, while high .core pri.e for M t hM,u „
mu«t inform the people what the
the other guests. also a howl of
......... mt,»JUr love i* *o great government 1* doing ami why.
flower*, went to MU* trance*
,, - .
...
,
"The pren mint Iv the keyL
t'
»he .nrtifire* her own life to
. . .
rave her ‘°n from the knowledge hoard on whi li the government
At the tea hour a *alad a n d |of her shame.
ran play," he eontinuevl. "Crttlci*m*will lie alliiwed Imt it mu*t
lie rvpre.aeil *o that no enemy
Philnthea Class Of
of the government nt home or
nhruad dial! I«* ituMeil to «elie
Church-Has Meeting such
critleUm to tin* giiyernnjenl*.
Willi Mi** Blanche Cunningham dertiment.
"You will he uivi’n informallnn,
as ho*te*v the regular liu.*mc»*
and rurial meeting nf the I’hlla- hut nlvi (SdniLiiitm*. Mutual cothen Cl*** ,,f*lhe Ftrat Itaptiat ope rut Inn lietwri-n the government
Ruth Chatterton Is
Playing At Milane
Mrs. William L. Moor* and
MV». CWeiwe White have re
turned to their horn* a t BloomInckan, 111. after spending » few
i t f l f here with Mr. and Mr*. Rnland fl. Rend, flan Lanta.
George W. Gray, who ha* been
raettvlng treat ment at St. Vlnc«nta iloapltal In Jackaonville, re
turned home yeattrday. Ha wa*
accompanied horn* by Mra. Gray
who rpent yesterday In Jackson
ville with Mm.
Newspapers Told
How To Criticize
Germany's Regime
nme at the homr of Mr*. John l>.
Ahrahim*. Twentieth Striet. Mi**
'UlUc. Il. il.uid read the devotional
whl.li »ii* follownl by the bovi
ne** .......an.
liming the -oeial ji*riml game*
were I'njnyol* and refre-hment*
aerveil. Thoee prv*ent weri': Mr*.
John l> Abrahams, and the Mi**«:*
Jo*ie SiMtiiJenmirr, Nadine Ani
le). KulMced I'alhoun, Klimheth
Mithviiy^nfly Ralmrn, Ruth Hot
laud, I'juliue Iti 11»inv. I.itti** llorlaml. Iltahfhe** Cunningham. Kva
(’uniniiglutiii, und l livej* lln)iklii-.
sind the press I* nur aim."
th e nation recited another
member today when Prr»iil*nt vim
Hindeiihurg d w m il tbs- removal
of the Mack, red and irtdd tn*pt in
tlii emnwr itf ifm (SetflUM wibF
Halt. This* re*torv,| th* old iroptH*
«;ir flair. Th*
ill0
:<*■inlriHltift'il th? black, whit* and
rrd M».kail»* <»n military raps.
Fop AH W ro lb e r"
’All Leather
M en’s Tw o-Tone
SPORT
SPORT
SHOES
OXFORDS
In
V nrintH
Style*
French «ir Htthlier Heela
Women'* white, hi n e k
oh lie ami tiim tilnnde*.
TIE OX FOR OS
Fri. & Sat. Specials
SKA TROUT. Hi.
SE A HASS, II).
IOi10c
IIIRIM I*. 2*lh*t...............23c
.Mtillell, .1-1ha.
10c
IIKKA.M. a-llm. ..
IlkRed Snapper SI rah. Ih. ISe
Red Salmon Steak. Ih. .10c
ROMPANO. Ih.
2.V
Frrnandma I* noted
shilmp pa king hn.,*ra.
MISS AMANN IIOSTFJtfl
George WfinaUin returned toIn celebration of her birthday
Tho Kvergladea la not a vest
day from New York and Phliadcl- anniversary. Ml** Lee Amann en- twarnp of trees, and sluggish
phi* wher, h* ha* been »p*ndln« tertained a small number o f streams, hut a huge marsh cov
th* peat two week* on huilnc** friend* with an Informal party ered 'a.,:, growths „f sawnr***
Phll*ihr “The Stratfonl TravTiiTr." stuJeffetson Iloapltal In Phtlartwl- l|4nt pnUlcatlon of Stratford Col- Monday afternoon at her hquu: on
phia,
--------------------- t m : Pi!ivm?r%*a:. fertm ly re Oak Avenue, guanlitie* of *nap
ceived notice, that in the national ilragons and awei-l pea* in pn*trl
lif lR a k V n n r P i D e i t v
conteat held annually by the Co- shades were arranged about the
IVllflg F r a n c e s I C e i lZ
lnmU,
Unlverally
Srholaatle mom* where the guests vvrn* enW llb College Honor p«** A.aociation. The Travel- lertalned. At a laic hour refresh
■ter" had been given the highest ment .were served. Those present
Word has been rareirwil here ranking accorded by that body, were: ,Mra. Arthur Hrnnnn, Mrs.
that Miaa Franrea Rett*, daughter that of "Medalist."
Stratfonl H. I.. Cornell. Mrs. M. Amann.
of Mr. and Mh*. W. II. Relta, of College paid high tribute to the Miss Perry las* Hell, and Mis*
tMa ytty, aaaf editor-1ivchlef of work of Miaa Reita aa editor.
n jM iv m
il vi.i ,
V,*. Mar)
PtliLrf Mdhli
('rArrrda fklTTlIp
•I
I'tuM
How Doctors Treat
OXFORDS
To break up a cold orernlabl and
relieve the con(e*lt,in that makes you
S m art
n o ifb . Ihniivam l, r f
n.'W
rm ia iR iriitlin a
p h yd ria n s
t 'llo u t is .
.Styles
are
the
$ 2 .4 9
TO 2 . 9 8
ii,ii-ralri< ral-niel
ipun ml tablets
tlllflil" *ur. III," edi t I l id n.imi.' *1,1
•alts without the mipleafanl rSm s
Weather Hirtl Shin's fur Hays anil
-I either.
1 /oe n r tw » ('*ln ta h a a t bedtime w ith
a glass o f sweet m ilk o r water
N r it
ne.rmug lo u r m id has ra n u h n l. jrour
-T -tru i i* 1bo rough I f p u rilie il and j o t
■re tre lin g tin * w ith a h r a r tr appetito
t»«r tireakfast. K i t w h it ynu w ish,—
no danger,
I'a M a h s are eol.t in lUc anil X V
1333 Orange Air., Winter Part.
Trt. \V,
"FeOii of Ibe sntue ipinllty an : rln rn rler tlint I wn it.l
you wi re i*it»«ls in my own loiiiiy."(Mrs.) (TIAKLRKN J. IIAKKit. Owner
Him k nnil Whlti*
Tvv»-T<ino
II.ih I nr ItuLlivr
lltfla *
paiknges at drug aturca
(iirls.
Dxfnni* uinl .Straps.
Sizes
2 Iti HI.
D K FA ItT M K N T S T O R E
-tors Man fo rd A v r n o r
(A.In
EXTRA SPECIAL
JU S T IN
H e a d lig h t
Ill
Yards
T in
Ite -t
H in d .
9 1 -U U
(nrllidtrrg package Bla* Binding and Thread
to match.
Children’, Phoenl
-rr-—
Good merchandise, the cheapest jn 25 years. Make your dollars do'Double Duty Now. Cotton Is Going
Extra Special I
washDresses
and
31 An. Wide Unbleacheil
Sheeting
£
P antie s, Vesta
I n d ir a ’
.and
B rassiere*
Undershirts
( ‘n ito n
$]
lip'
an d kerchiefs S h irts • Blouses
EXTRA SPECIAL
Men’s Madras
C o tto n P a n ts
Union Suits
Beach P a ja m a s
for
Men'* and Boy*'
ABORTS aim*
Ladies' G irdles Ladles* U ndies
Just the right weight for
Summer. Slie* 2d to 34,
2
yards $ J
Very Special. Men’s Summer
TOW ELS
5
^r
$ 1
THREAD
Silk, MarctrUed and Cotton.
All catoc* and site*. Assort*
m*nt of
TL d°z-
Ladles’ Undies
Dress Shirts
Wash Suits
Including tod*, slip*, gowns,
panties, danaettes, and potti-
V
roata.
%
$1
for
$ 1
O v eralls
and
FOR DRESSES, SUITS,.AND CHILDRF.N’S CLOTHES
BATISTES——4 j u f c „
. ........
U m FtalaHtd LAW NS
P IQ U K 8 -6 yirih.
tt 4 LAW NS—7 j i v A h..— —..... —
.
•r PRINTS, B m t Grade at « yards for.............. ......
1
Coveralls
PHONE 123
HANFORD
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tody Inlfhl and Wednesday.
Sliahlly coder Mrdneada*.
DAILY N C T 'S T A f a
NTM1IKR
Raw M aterials Clim b B ut
Food Prices Are Generally
Lower. In New York Marts
WASHINGTON.
•
Tlaiaii i anane la o
f m o tho
pcc-i^otr* o ff trial
r a? th a t point. Imt n an o th an
• a t below wnao o r t h r anoffi*
a! .|ui*iaTfcwi* re p o -le d la«t a w k .
Vote Expected Soon
On Cullen Beer Hill
raw aaatcr
rltmbed-V, lughe .run:alarm 7
tenbav 'food prare* ronrraQy *
Norfolk tho market ea«oJ
. ..:
oon*. a halo from tho
- .lar price named m Saturday.
Law oilk am* r ff l rrnta a
ind m Japanese mmrkrta and
n a i ftpi«ho.i tort»loa wore aiid
ho atwilablr at more attractive
t o tn dawne«ti- market*.
M -. irotal* hohl r W to their
. .Tit i..p* and a frw ra '.rr I Bra
h tem lnry- Copper , r.**e' t-4
■ . » r.-l cent, a p.unX 7.1!..
lower tn market* hrm.
Resumption of i-unkmg farih
m heading nonrr - 1. naiad la
giaaw tha ndnmr ml openataae
•oanr cw*ti marl> !*. tort far
N ew Ambassadors Are
NamedTolmportant
Diplomatic Posts In
Foreign C ountries
WARftlVCTON. Mar. 14. i t
Amor, a un-ler
F.anklin l*
i m . l l ')>t n.cbt
ploliro.!
w.*tk w ilt tho l r .true of Na
tr . en"’ iiiilr* chart c l with *?»-
^^.^fi.aaoomoo—r v o - r w r v
tamo, tn w w
a) ami actim >n\
-.-.hi* al*o
•tl kmeli. 1-4 rent a ponn.
-a.i and puckailaof aero uv*
a*.roo.’hiit *pnt tin dipped about
•r-rt* t« 54 1-k rent* a p-'Und
Tha -p.4 raw *ag»- market wa*
. • all. narhiB p.! from tl*
. ■ . u. nay at 2.f*' to .-vent- a
|tr.«u*u. J 1
v Howl a: VAiTintpec and l rr,jj-.
p in - up 1 P* * ren:- a b j.W , *
•Spat rd tu e « i - nemoai at "
\lar.
1 4 ,-
1/4^—The ll»u«e today look up
roa.«iilrniiii»i of tho I ullen
U tr bill urv!«-r unammna* conrant with a nrw tn tulr after
three h, i* nrl-atc and under
prmilu'r precluding amend
ment*. Speaker Itainey loM
lw<r«WU>'ni'in today tho beer 1Wcodin Announces!)*
bill will ho |ia«<otl by tho Hou*o
posits Art* Exceed
before uljr.urnment tonight.
Soifato l.o.Irr, likewi*, plan to
infc Withdrawals Ai
expedite thia legislation to*
Era Of Fear%
■iuoato.l by | ’re*nten« Rn«*e.Passei
v« n
toll, tapital expectation* ap '
H
*
T
D
w
P»^t ' '
pearing to l» that tho bill will v At Irani 1000 banking
In
to rra.lv for hi* *ttnalurr at
'utltutlon*
throughout
tht
|-a*t boforo tho week ■' out.
“Wo’ro-y.t vote..'* Rainey »aij : United Stnlta riM»pcnet! foi
tipkWw ho jytaj^_'Jir.iKiWi. t 4*uen>nl*litiWnp»*rtnriTrr*n'mfW
? ;i\r 1 oa.[or«hip roiil.l nul*tor fmlcrnl nntl atnti* llcfftw*. '
a two-thud. lion** majority If
Approximately .'MO M
nnm ar)' to pax tho bill un
•
*
id manj
•lor *tt«prn«ion of tho rule*. more w ill rtMtraie Imaincai
II. u»o leader* -..'ix%t a veto Inmnrnrw.
iinuikl 4 1*0 oVInrk.
Today’s Intnl included fed-'
_i
oral r w e r v e n u m b e r * ; statO
| nntl rom m erd n t InsU lU tlctW
n o t num bon* o f I ho foilrrnl'
reaerve; raving* bank unit |R N
: ml.' bank*.
,
I In addition, inaiiv mhffr la n k '
ate operating tiiulor rvid rtriton: 1 .
|M-ti.linir official approval by atato
and fotleral agencie*.
I’rartifally all of Florida*» lJ3i
«tnte honk*, mil inomlem of tta*
trderal rr rrvr an.l at lra.it I t
nath.naU nr other* which aro
member* of the federal re*err*,
wore i»|hmi tmtay.
Stair htnk* are operating un*
I nmml**toner«, 1|(>r emtrUi.nu* laid down by ibid
*r*«i.'n at 'be state Itankinir Ikpartmmt allow*.'
t. official y at»-' mr five Pr'rtynt eath rrllhdrawtla.
.
' . ami IS pertonl a.l.lltlnml In acrlp.
..
,
Seerrlatv Wumlln, of Wnehlatf*.
14 v „ . ' ... ton. nai.l luinh ilo|io«lt« are I t *v c
‘
roorlliiif withdrawal* irenerally In
rork
ity. " - eillrm wborr hank* ere Winy re10 pjrrhaeo or ,)prnr<|
|hM |ht. .> t, ,l( frar*
llute1, munici
, eomplrteli pae-e.1.
ty.
At aWut the *ame time
•
1 of the opti n Senate henkiav comniitteo W»» »P*
eha*o tho holrl' rr.tVtntf the Hobinmn bill to olblV
r he may lca*o’
Wnk* In Wrro.r from Ikn^
five yraia and fo.leml rewtve hut with th* «"•(
4 n t lo oicrei. 1 ilontaiutinii that the inravur? I ia
it# an! county 1pot »« be pre««ad if it i» l e * * 1
I
Tcmporan Injunction McnArKTiarpedWilh
-wdtitr far
SahotapeDamapimr
rr- a f te r
TV. Stale Interests
lk>
1X1 >riiaj
S l d l X F A lX S . S li- liar. 11
»nd
other cm
—|h An more— ertVi’tffffe” Tiff n .iiW *
, i, v^t «vf 1he ftnlHh Metr«*p«d».. mi I a aaaaenro'.: apetwr
t. 1. \ h *pfk W rrtik t'om injf.
*^We wrfr -ml«^dc*l rwmom.
A -— la tell
M-irt \ y
i«t 1^* U'r. « r** tr< w » a l try apaaeerrar earlw* «r*- fy,
w (». p..a4.-a*i wa* o
. a *u 1«K*«y
t* Iru e
le w r r r .. Oartmr arte- I k tir»' arwwe rmtorda. after Jodi
,|i. fxi« It « « i rejutrlnl that «n
r tl, 1, - 1'11 <baak Icw ttf r « Bl- Iwitt {Ti fu ll m l ttxtr l r»*uf
hrtrf m»dr «»f
in *tm* Dnnun*4. of *•f n^rumi’ nvmnunr« U In w*h»oI -»m -t
rharfr^4 thr Kniluhaira
xm<’ wwiiui,
j *»»! Tt;*i«tiy tn •*»»»n!nr»- dam
me 1»* thr iBtrfht* «*f tH- slate
Tni'* «i> tf»r fir*? rtpUm tioti
chrj {ff}«en li |H** rarrm niesl f«»r the
■ n od • r-aii.Ptay anj Sun.fay by
Hr J!vyH mt ret |m lirr,'ah« 1*mli
fmir
«nbjr<ts dihI f«»ar
y*1« >•« «*, th<* f*rm inti*
Th» h sa rT t* ^ trrd a> f 'lliiwe »*hc*
ru>tM*y tifirff raiii* «*n »!• "((•rn,
til.nr
a «u*t im fr h . r
»
Tbff*
• airfare • f*Iot »r
vkidi IHe A*ff»t «nted |*rv*ff k kr
ttw i h f a«Mriiti«m. ..iicrtt«| • uhfs! tn fiim »cr t*» mrrm* ••■nrI
the
ffUtutn
h ’ lr, h- i - ‘'niina W rUrtn. (dvwrr
rnpunti
Iqw
-a
*d
f*ff»m itnadia*!mr It* r.exr* urith
Mian Mriikhwinr. thr rt«t|»iny
«4tt f* u»iov**m A iem,xir»ry •»
dire- "• 2 e n , ant I h»i|rw Nord
aril, ahtt m r r ann *x thf !•**£•
f T f i^ i
| i h s t ! i n m . N n i i m r f ia u l t h r i w n .
I*ol»r»ff*!i urtTblfl, at* *e it Irt^d
^ ^
T l** I i m M k a ^ U o c fxnr. in a n a f Ifttfavi:
m m* D*r
the salt • f««*r a iirplimituuf intr'tiratiait
«Cunt inur-d On Pae • Three |
IT T u U r m
rh a rr« T ? th r A * - .4 tn l P r r *
w it h
4 w . rvwrrio- W I«r-».or. reen.rw.
> o .m h a h y a f I k r ^ t l i . k T an t .
Orlando Doctor Is
Principal Speaker
At L o c a l Meeting
4
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ttm
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h
( ir a r t ir a !
mail**
w t E H n il v ,
gipi t/Jth Mum«««HMihlp rt^t'im
i n t i*T > t a ir r « i u M e r r r
Hi
IV f* limiffd thr
«|{rritMi
i*«ii*wts i « m
s m r im
W £S T T A U l JU'.AfU. Ma- 14
_W*S rOtto Ro—lmr. 32.
■
Worth renaurwilt oniphn-e. rfied at
a ti. ip lt.l h-re yoctordoy after
oaaaltnwmr a targe rrmwtri «f
p m m \ \ e b m i * . atrnt
Colier
a d Tin .liar ha.I 1..I.I them tie
tout m e .1 tv. end hi life after a
1. .re i ' ouarwl.
Waterways Tour To
Sanford Is Postponed
tktrc'l Hanks Await
Satisfactory Plan
b e l*
if«tn *af t lir S h r n i i a n aet " V * * * s f
A ««< M i n t ( V *
di<nath*We*
■rtr idhoal poai ^ »iur«t lam* m
TH* A lllrd
thr
H
With lankinc faellltlaa reatorwi
In rirtually a normkl ba»l» l»
Now York and many othar dtlya.
Wall Streat'a lnlcre«t turned tp*
wnnl rc*umpti.>n of tradinr lb *•*
rurliy anil commodity n iliM lt
perhap* Thurwlay.
u
Ciowdnl alrreta, ihnjnyv «t
•hup; e 1--and expanded n«y«r«P*r
advrrtUlna in the latK*r corttara
„f mu I.it i.ui nhowrt' bu*ln»»* *fv*
I i m t o l T . Ma- 14
4*> l«o
■
..
:. l '
' . ' - ■ the
J II»< 'ewlH.nal Hank »f ln m.it
■B< I V tiuarUiai. Natto-a< l^nk
..j <•..«. on e. tnuay »»-i. >n the
turn.* of lodorat r*.n-er»*tor»
fradltir do\'ei pmc-t of X .aliaJaciory m-Tim-nt-Tl p an TP n » v 1.to the city wild ade*juate hwi»mr fa-ilnic*.
.Meanwhile tiro ltetr.lt
; « '•
inr* Rank and tho I'm c j Sa ingo
Itndk wo.e tr» "y for I u»int— n«b-r the nuthornat».-> ar in- n.”*l
V) the Irderal III O lr Ita k of
1
Jim F a r l e y Talks
A b o u t Patronage
With Tammanyites
Nr.tt YORK. Mar. It. '*■'
rRir Jirr" Karloy. I're.ideal
n w on rll*. |*.*tina»ter general.
• prnt 1T h**ur« at IV-mx-ratlo
h a'bx'iarter* yo*ter.lay lalkinrr
|.ntr**nagr aral telling how it feel*
to ho the head of "an outfit do
pro** nted ing an fwm.nlat.ivm annual buai-
Program Is P r e s e n t e d
Turn On frwai their mp.yworrt
„f a Wnr and InVoerct mr BTigivn
p o v ra im P n a In tho Fern I"art
Little TV-wter TtuiUmg ia*t mcht
h* thr * rwrwale i wuaty <'han.‘*-r
■poivao. the p nrram
wa* «>. t'.i!W»*r*
S a b r '.e a - by
w « « ."
th e ih-ptoco |jr -
Word pa**e*l thmug'i hoalouarmmm t \ * h V Hmd ,.rrbr<r» wndrf ter* a* h- hold a ra|o.l round of
thff dir« ?H.ti Af C, S
r—nfcTone a that l.re*l ap|«»inlthr VnririM," v*!m» i« ■meat* will bo be!J up until thr,
I'rra.drnt'* erne, rrrx J
legialt'
year r*id S*af«»r*l 1 ^ , II*
l ion ha* hern acted upon------— —
Um4 -Hr- ■ntHr - r r
* r '^ r i w
Karl'y canfrrrr l almut patron
o f mar that WrMir^t laughtrr ore W.th c.dwar l J. Flynn. Itr*w«i
aad im » lu n » Ilr r»t»U'*H^i that • mint y leader, a hone follower*
fm rt »•« liar p tm p k rrn a '.u Hr « l « >op| oiled Ro*.*o*olt at < htea go
ir .n f r »-• drkifWMl »«sl hull: 1*1
lUjrai'Mid
hntaacli
12-
* f **T
w iln r-a in f
a rtv^at
ftrufrff vinal may i. tan. in arte-n in
S anford
• ym.gTa'n
. o r that
Kansas City To Open
Market Activities
KANSAS CITY. l l j r . ^ l . - W )
S| ei d> tesuiupliun . f nniMal
maikrt trade. WfinnlnK t«i»3f
'.Y»rd wa* rrccim l in Sanfurd
with unm trktrd afllvltlaa a t Ihff'
today front Walter K. Cuarhnnn,
Kan*a* City livriliwa rxclianc*. U
Jr., chairman of tho Klori'.'a Canal
rx|eete<l
in Kan-aa Illy a» Ij^w
C*hitma*ion, that the giuup o f til
hmkiPK holiday la brought br a
ur mot*- iiBtioiul waterway enthuaiaat* whu ha I |dann«il to viait clone.
The Kkiira* City Ward of Uado
thia at- lion oil next Saturday hare
will upon f r limited trialing fti
poai|oncd their lujr until a later
ci»h grain.
dale.
.Mui day llveatock tiadin* will
Ilia te'egram read
"Advice
mark tho firat full day of hullaaW
ju«t irceivrd that un«ellle..' ailuatim e Thurwlay. .Maikrt antlu'tj’
ti r male* it n*-ce**ary to temllca etpeetr I allghtly more than
loiarily defer trip o f national
the t Mini Monday icceiptx, nallwaleiw >y lea ora tn Florida."
mtling the t.Pala at WHO cjttl*»
The Srniinulo County t handier |
'IWW b<n». ar.d 7lHht aliacp-----«f._t jintmeiCfc which ha* hindle.l
the local arrangement* f r the
rr option of thia giuup, nhoit.y
afirr M-ceiyl of the Irlrgrjm, anr.oinrrd Ihut all araiurment*
tla n u .l hero liaio Wen raneello
ATLANTA.
iTar. l l .- M V i e
m til f rthor notice.
(ioveinor llla.-k of the *ixth
.
rr.it re*erco bank yerterdaw, I#*
aued a rtatement that it would k » .'*
••entirely proper" for binka to Iff*';
quirt written BtatemenU of d*e> :
riwitir* that withdrtwtU ru^la,
after tho bank* open thia w««k .
. .WASHINGTON. Mar. I4.-JAT
aro not in violation of tha f l V w / g
Sitter rhamprona plan tn lay U-f*re- l,reitilcnt t{. oaovrlt a o o n ■Vnttal mdrr again*! hoardloff.
In the alatement Mnt to f i r ' 1
thoir plea that Iho white mrlal It*
u*ed to got more hard mtrnoy into federal banka In lha alxth dlatnrt
litruUth.n a* part of tho admin- the guvetner called attantlon to
i*lrali«fi‘«
permanent
hankir g Iho antl-haarJing order and oatt* f
tinned bark* th»y were eqjaJHr
program.
At the firat atep. Senat r Dill, ■eayonaUla with depoaitora ' W
(I). Wa*lr.l, ^iaa rrintrodurrd in prevent boariAng.
the Senate hla bill authorning the
IIKIl CROSS AI’I'KA
gurornui.nt lo bay in tha open
market frKl.OOO.OOO in ailvor in
WASHINGTON. M a r .J L remove tho aurpiua known to le
—The ' Amatlcjn Had Craaa
in tha w rld'a metal marta.
pealed fog $500,000 in eonrtl
tlona for xmall honia ownarp.i
CITKI'H GKOWKMS TO MF.KT other* without
remttrteo t
■offered In tha California our
Tha Flanda (Tearing ll'.uaa quake.
Aaaociitirn thia
morning an
nounced that all ritix* grower*
who at* memlera of the Ai*ociath.n are urged tv be In Poland on
NF.W YORK, Mar. 14
Friday afternoon. Mar. $4. at 3:00 During tha period of the
o'clock for the purpoaa of elactlag bargn, It waa announced yal
their fopraaentative on tha Com- day, a do*. waUk wtU b a .n
■ilttaa af Fifty. Some 300 Real- taiaad o n ptvaengora ti.
no la Cauaty grower* ar* tabracad abroad to pravant gold t t ^ .
la lk . tavlUl.ua.
Bank 'fakes Steps To;
Prevent Hoarding,
Silver Champions To
Present Their Cause
gold
ta to rewarded with jaba.
wSJf'
i
\
�T
%
. . m eerto W inner Of City Golf
rbumey, Defeat! ng Brother One Up
> | V »» ;«
while Mr. Fort won a carton of
Vlhlen waa awarded golf bill*
while Mr. Fort w* aa rartoa af
rlgareltea donated by Roumdlat
and Andaman.
Fourth flight eonMlatloni: R. B.
Chapman won netr Chandler Sha
ron. Mr. Chapman won a pipe and
carton af tobacco donated by TH*
_ _ g IIU» hoU.T'J '.'.—
----- Km«b»h*u»*i while Mr. Shawm
' Away to a bad itart, th* p*lr w*» the winner nf golf ball*.
' aet tied down to par golf on ***en
of tb* flr»t nlna bolt*, a* a large
i gallery looked on. Tb* defending
, champion won th* flrtt hole, but
H the match waa even at th# end ■!
. the fourth bole, won by th# rhalability to gain hi# uaual di». on rhot* from Id* tee eon,le d mainly to tho defeat of
i Spencer, IMS City Coif rhamwho lo a f W« tllla to bit
tr , G. W. Spencer at the
Country Club ye*trniiy
lmoon ln a match that w**
j*ly contr*te*l and decided on
'•
If.
v
J-*
t
•
| ♦.»••••* •
AT MILANK WEDNESDAY
Starting lb* back pine, ea-h
•cored a birdie fpur. Tb# eham
m won lb# 11th ami H th hole*,
t dropped the 13th and 18th' la
even the match again, Th# till#
waa decided on th* ll t h bole
where th# champion took a fire,
ana aeer par, whll# hla brother
took a four and th# title of 1033
City Golf Champion.
Th# new champion waa awarded
j afleer toeing cup, wMl# the retiring champion recelrad a pair of
golf *hoe* donated by B. I.- P»r
C
ftk«Tha
lag-j,card*:
P ar ...
OIT
fj. W. Ppeneer
Jim gpeaeer
.
Ht
HI
*11
in
' A W. lipearer
Jln> Hp*n«*r
Woman MemberOf
Cabinet Is Leader'
Against Low Wage!
LAKELAND, Mar. I I - f o « t- ,
in ’* f|r«t woman rabinet member
ha* an eager eye for euch lhi*g*
aa *hop wlnu’vw* filled with bar
gain price frock*.
To France* Peikiiu, new »ecrelary of labor, price lag* unrea-1
•onably low auggeit the po**|tdlly cf iw tat abop londition* fur)
the girl* who make the dre**e«.1
>ftw York, umler her direction
he* been active in ettemptng to
111—11 tr* .Vale the aweat (hop.
111-1*
Not only aweat ahopa, hut old
a n —it
get—ax
in—
iii-ii»i
Rraulta of other flight* ami fon*.
Mlttion flight:
Becond flight flnali I B a r t o
ftutrhimn won o itr Dr. II. W;
Ruckar, (ho former bolng awarded
• bill fold donattd by Brlgg. th"
Jowolor, tho lattor bolng awarded
a fool donated by tho Hill Hard
warn Co.
•
Third flight final*:
To bo
played thl* afternoon between
Charlee Dunn and C. R. William*,
with a pair of hnlehor* donated by
the Yowell Co., and a waah an>l
pollah Job donated by It. B. I’»p*
and Co., aa prltea.
i
Fourth flight final*: Fred Body
won over Henry Eurheld*. Mr.
JMIly^awanUd -fl* a g o lf-b a ll* ,
while Mr. 7-urllelde won a *havlng
aot donated by the Campbell Drug
Co.
Rlr»t flight -consolation*: Raynond Landqulat won ovrr John
Horbot, The former wa« awarded
five*golf ball*, while the Utter
waa preaenteil a tie donated by
‘ Woodruff and Wation.
'Second flight conaolatlon*: Rob
ert Aat won over R. R. Deae, Jr.
Golf ball* were presented Mr. Aat
while Mr. Deas wai awarded a
ahavlng aet donated by the MeReynold* Drug Co.
Third flight roniolatlon*: Billy
W A N T iJ )
RATES
10c Hnt 1 lima.
Be nn« 3 thnaa
7e Una S Um w
Be ling 1 month.
Minimum charge 30c.
HAVE YOUR WATCH r«paired
by una »h« really know* baw.
Brigd*. Jtw tler, Mag. Ava.
HONEY-10 pound
pall. . ,60c
1000 E. 2nd. C.ro, E. Slack.
EARLY NEW V-8 Forj deluxe
eoupe, low mileage, new Ug,
tPSjOO Reel A Ron*,'1IS Myrtle
age panalona, unemployment in
surance, minimum wag* law*,
labor eirhange*. fuller itatUtb*
on unemployment—all of the**
whkh hare engaged her altentlan
on a »tlfe-wlile male now become*
point* of attack on a national
ta*l*.
Ml** Perkin* «peaka her apla^1
T,to‘ V*1’ '* n *m
lo r. in an even ralm yoke, hut * U*
* r<M'
her aiurkling brown eye* Iwltw• **♦»• Crawford, alar
any lark of inter**!.
lute* from tke Yaw
She I. o f . medium height a n d ,0" H* hl U l *“ ,U
medium italure. Her black wavy •
* 1H accompany
hair nurnm.nl* a high wide brow.' I‘- M.
She »mlle« ea*lly, ge«ture* little.
Tb*- *ctee1% flay
With a inoter'* deans- in »o>
ciol gy from Columhl* (Inlvertlty
1rA n*.
arul with many year* of practical,
work a* a »*>. ial wrlfitv worker,
*he ha* *prill much lime »lac#
•he left Bo*ton, her llrlhpla.t.
•iudying labor'* pmbleni*, and
ereklng t* w ive them.
She urge* high wage*, U lievr.
moat employer* agree that they
a ir necraaary for *u<talne«l pur
chasing (Miner. She ha* *ludi«i*
Kngland'* ‘‘dole'*, ami U convlmrd
•orre form of unemployment in•urance will come to the United
Stale*.
A* New York'* lndu*tr(al rumml**ioner *he ha* argued with the
federal government a* I ■ the arcurary of the latter'* figure* on
unemployment,
quoting
N ew
York'e figure* to support her conlentl n that the government'* es
timate* were loo low.
.
.
. „
* mln.trel*. turning to th* Mtbura Uf*dn»»Ja» for « owe ia,
31 '•“ " ‘•lirara. many of who., u . oi l fo...>,Um and or* uk
bUckfac# eomedian. u .h o w . t.. ik upp*< "uhb »» ih* *>•*» group of
Arnant prowiKlion. Lv*l>* NlahoW*. iont«r. will So mwetor .of ------ r iwilr
^
xolo.tr*) ep oiahh.- l» *ho»o
Tho wuneltyJa awd. *
the regular « i* » „ offering* «< tb» Milan*. a th ;s-ifoc-»um«*- ah L Ti. atwL s*
fm thi* >fot* will b« Ifouglnh Faitbaak
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[\||£W YORK BANK
Aldrich Arraigns Ccr*
t a i n Ihractlccs Of
H u g e Institutions
NKW YORK. Mar. J3.-A n terlponrmrnt „f the dinner originally
srhedu'e..' for Monday night to
open folk C unly'* rani| ritn for
y 100,1)00 fur Southern College
ytOU.OOO
»•*« anuoumrd at raai|wign head
quarter* her* yealvlday.
The dinner will be held mi . th*
night uf Mar. 20, pruvidts.* to*
g en en l banking altualiou clear*
up » men hat ty that dale.
Mr to while, \Y. II. (Stay, county
chi. it mao. K. K. Kelley. Jr^|
lokclaiul'* rhalrnun, and other
leailer* are going light ahrul with1
all Iheir oiiiinat flaa* for th*
drive.
If the at**l of the rani|aign h a
not been poatponed, p m p v e liw .
runlribulora, putaled by th* hiak ;
ing altualhir, would have hren lyluctant ehi'ul giving their *u|>p it.il wa« pointed out.
lly ilelaylng the raaipalgn until'
'he llnanriil atmtxpher* dear* up
* til, Ivader* ef (he various diii»ion* an.: team* ar* cowfidvat
the drive will get away u « bet-'
ttr • l i l t .
ciftwp* ar# m relilg regularly
•II over tb* county to piepore foi
tho campaign. Varkua group,
tr* meeting at focal h««Jquaiter*j
dally to keep la toufh with
going on.
trader*' a>* encouraged over!
th# full itteadaac* at each commllte* meeliag.
T h e AJdtwiX
for a * * -
M* jn w w iw t .»f ‘h e VIm o
o d it
w n o ty
Ttr...
large Wall Ap-o*.
■•gn«.iMiiuo* of the* «.ho/u*(or
n .>**.-> h.i - *«. mgrnied Hm*r >w'.mlion-. Ike I..mu ant*
affthatw of the (iuaranW tmteh.
t'« ac«**MMt In lanoarv cumpuor. Met ihr hue* Sn*nt»Ht
nh.« k -Ignde I* a -*•**■
ho'i-ualt-hip of IV go*»*arj of Ike (h*<* harnk line irtnlhwieJlip »** th * g l u t
We -at* ipi*t*d in Wait
Street a* ihtlMl* pioof uf Ike
I'o* k»*fuller iofhteove in the af
faire of tkm wUilutiwi, Ik*
worhl'. Iaig**t tank
It it m.i ! ial enough that \idtich *ho ihk he N tm k d v a
Rock* fetter man. He la a hr eth
e r-in Uw ef John IK, Jr., >rki in
ih i l**v-.| nub* dual holder of
l t« ,» hoak »lo*k.
In thl* ie.iilwelH.lt, Walt Stre- 1
fe-alhnl Ihoi onhe there veare agw
J h i tV Ku> kefellee, J r , M e
- tnum-d himeeif tut a h w a le of a
ee» ee*h» of »lhh e in lluhwkrv by
f eertfow ] hra atilitaal aiwl om *««hl h a k e
04*1heet* [.hip of 'h*> light I,, oust Cut,
. the new , Kwheil M. Stewart h»*r the twee*
SfUl head I Uen*y »f the Standard Oil *emhank, ap- Ipony ef Indiana. after S lew aiih
tin of in* mow hu-l twvw linked to M i ea*t *vnte ' nHmv he fun* (he SHt** invest t*
A: l a nfffc** •*f >ke li unman*
Dm* rwntpan* •h *a>
learned
‘Hat Wuhan* C. N iw , mwemwnk.
daw* iu.t Ital it
*tnii>(***!**!. inrii « i w a T h e U m n
airly touipany hm> never- km^ (ho
i> m
*Mpagtood ti-ii iNrirurc mmhum
p w i v e d he *ke Share and Xjg
1e n d City tuuuL*, nor haw ik oc*
rap ed -nek
•fonunawt- rmntram
in the i * ihi* | marketi
The piM*t .-**, ir»lw a**mw>
l*e*er a *e*WfilJI afriUate nv
ranee of he.in* politic dWIrtbMo***.
•t w ar e*|rlarne>‘ Tkatedky. flu %
'a tta r j n Uueahnldar*. m i y Ikak
'•wri An k-. e K. ItpynnUK ynai
'lent u .iM th a t ' h e ---- rwnr h * l
aew*i heet* engnawd: in trwdtmg >r ■cor fo^ tawyamwba. hmmmgw*.
okw. lin e Sot in lh -r no tke keltb
in* of iang time 'ovewtowabs
lowaMka ia. Hwoialiit mvk Sfoe*
Sharply *among
•.hiybwi %sph •*,
mek with in a . *u<are of- Wktl
Street effkmfv w<mdtng .hfd-
TKKADYEM lHSIM rilM .]
n t'A ioe or m mock*
o tC K i J H A r m u o t m c
j
vOhO MAN O F TMC ^
MOUNTAIN N h V a S ^
L O f T O A T f tK K t f V j
Black Bass To Be Put
In Pond At Chuiuota
Jim Black, at Plaeeattle. depot*
gam# romaiUatmer thl* morning
adviaed Bemlaola Ceoaty Chamber
«f Camaaerr, affklal. (hat BAJMM
additional Mark baaa will be deIteered ta tkia emtaty next week
*• %
smiin4 %
ve.-o.rsrara
am—. wa
�fEWroxT'*TtJraWXTrHAIICHK.l
ifh to ry R ^ a t c
If any one beneficial thing aeama about to coma out of
thU depression, It (a a curb on gimblfng, k check on specu
lation with other people’s money, a correction of the errors
of the ways which brought on the depression. And yet we
wonder!
We have hsd depressions before.
We have
emerged from them. And we have gone back Into them.
The following extracts taken from "A History of the
Thirty Years* Peace—A. D. 181B-1846" by Harriet Martineau dealing with a similar world wide depression over a
as |b
It WICUC
affeeted England. Injhundred
| . .a years ago, particularly ■(!
‘h*i hu?*.n “ t.ur,p l» pretty much the seme through
out the gfeh s m f t f i l depressions which
TUESDAY MABCH I t . l « l
WBLM v k u l T O U TOUAk
n o b IB TRUST WORTH T: Be
ak’, (lad wilt noi cast away a
Hfret man. Neither will ha op*td tha evildoer*.—Job 1:20. y 4 CRIPPLED
BWlOAfc
oufh and grovel on the temple
steps
! watch tha white-rnbdd throng
go slowly by.
f eean my rtrx l deformity
with harden'd eye
And toss me coins from a careless
k:
v*
!I crawl And
creep—The least of
Lham can stand.
The Rod they worship I* a strip-
k
llttff >«w‘k
Ax stfaight aa any arrow's plere'»■ . log fUfht,
With Jlfnbw and body sjrmbollilng
might.
0 Harms*, Lord of tita n and
1
healthful things.
My feet are warp'd and heavy—
"r_, T o rn have wlnga.
W hat Is toy tin that I should bo a
iffIs ted back, and tortured,
W sinewy •slimness on lha ahar
stands
. ,
sapling tre* against the dusk
dim'd tkjr.
Irkff my painful way—You By.
S.Ytwflyl
ir tha new banking act
T will b* Issued on all seexcept cats and dogs.
bd. on* of local young bloods
reaiad himself so vigorously
that these gold hoarders that
grown dropped off one of hl«
A Serious Cane
laveries*.
Twenty-two
wars
S
van IWyear eentenees sag 11
•art
eentenced to eight-year
DO SOMETHING
QUICK'
■t is not altogether rapacity which Instigated the fob
.Ilea of 1324 and IStfl.
Too many ware eager for gain,
making haate to be Hah; and of tbaae tha aharpera of iorlaty made as »—y gray; but with many more, tha charm
was in Mr axcitamant—in tha pleasure of sympathy in
Ufjrt enterprliet—In tha arousing of tha facaltlea of imag
ination. and conception, whan their field of commerce extendtd ovar tha Pampas and tha Amite, beyond tha fort heat teat,
and among tha lea rocks r.f tha poles. . . .
Early In ih* spring of 1324, gold amt slitter wars «*.
ported to Houth America; yet nobody appeared to observe
l i s t that* was too moch money abroad. In June and July,
there was a decided fall in tha eachangra with tha Conti
nent; yet no one teamed to taka tha alarm. Tha Rank of Eng
land want on incraaaing Its Issues through the whole of
1124, and for three months i f the next year. and It araa not
until tha rnd of that time, in tha spring of 1S23, th at earn
sagacious men of -business began audibly to propheay the
eel, to come. At that time, tome frw ileclared their belief
that a terrible revulsion might be linked for room Rut It
was then too late.
»
Between June, IH21, amt October, 1323, from t*n to
twelve
i.~ . i - millions
— - • — of
-----coin- and
- bullion were exported: and d ...-
Ilea] Estate Has
Much Activity In
Orlando Recently
o * * 0V\
tlons of feeds, each to contain IT
varieties at vegvtabloo and to
weigh four pounds. This bag of
seeds will be supplied to worthy
families throughout
tho - stata
through county waUara group* —
th at th« families may rails vege
tables for their own use daring
tha spring aifd summer months.
OLANDO,’ Mar. IL -D u rin g
the. pa«t week, when the entire
rountry w— In turmoil, real ro
tate artirltlea In Orlando stored
a definite- pickup with sates and
rumors of sales running the
^ p illlf
paper .money.
-----. _ ----- . . . up i«r a nanxer who would, a t an
other lime, have as soon thought of setting up for a king.
Lord Liverpool complained, after the crisis, of the system
which allows any petty tradesman, any rnhhler. or cheese
monger to usurp the n.yal prerogative, ami lo Issue money
without check nr rnntrol.
There was a perfect mania of,
competition In making paper Issues.
It wculd have bee„ well If tha rage for speculation had
been confined in men engaged In trail*. The madness spread
evarywhare.
Boms who wont n_ in their ordinary course, unlnurhed
by the madness of the time, were reproathed for InJXItlce to their families. In ilecllning to help themselves
from the (tores of wialth whlgh were poured nut all around.
These ware Justified ln the end; but they suffered, more or
less, with the reatj for this is a casa In which the suffering
ran never he confined to thoee who arr. Tha scheming a t
torneys, the greedy speculators, the excitable professional
men and ladles, and the Igntrant small capitalists whom they
led astray, ware tha sinners; hut many an honorable and
segeciooa msrrhant. who saw whither thing* war* tending
too did hia utmost to preserve hlmsrif and his neighbors,
was half mined, or wholly rulnad, hy tha eonaequence* of
other people's folly.
He, Ilk# other*, suffered by the steppage of the hanks, the sudden contraction of the currency,
and the prodigious depreciation of eiary .k in d .u f stock.
fn the mldsl of the intoxication the government utterad warnings, strenuously and Incessantly, hut in vain,
those who uttered them were Mamed for not having put
forth the strong hand to restrain tha madness of the
nation. . . .
After a wiary ami dreary keaaon of suspense, affairs
began tn mend; hut so heavily, that eve„ the king's speech.
Which Is understood lo make tha beat of everything a t all
tlm<a, declared, In the next November, that the depression
had abated pio"* slowly tha„ Ms majesty had thought him
self warranted In anticipating.
Still, the depression did pass
Our s’1'?* w ,r*'
mire more abroad upon the sea; ami tha flack of the Iwyn
S o v iet-S en ten ces
Farmers To Death
As Object L e s s o n
ROMANTIC GOLD
5W YORK HBRALO-TKIBUNE
So miny people have been hold
ing gold In reeent wfek* that
m a n y w i l l probably I* In
terested to learn tha* some of
the metal they held but romantic
associations. If not all of it. Very
Utile gold has disappeared from
Condolence For California
"
prlaon tarma.
Tha action araa called pn ob
ject laaaon to e reluctant pa—
antry In tha taro t r a i l which, al
though lhay ere tha rlchaat po
tential prodoca it In tha to r let
union, have bean tha moat hackward ataUe tinea 1MI in devel
oping raaourrea and aiding in tha
required (rain collection*.
Tha meat drath aantancaa parsl1*1 aomaOrhat tlm ilar puniihmanta
Inflicted In tha eummar of 1030
against 43 officii It teemed of
Working against tha gOTtrnmtnt’a
food distributing syitem.
OH D O CTO R/
i
California’* recent earthquake, according to Intent rcliorts, wan not an serious as had been earlier thought. A t
thla writing 119 deatha have resulted and neveral thousand
peraons have been injured, and upwards of |46,000,000 In
property damage waa Inflicted.
Like Florida, which periodically In vlaited by hurri
canes, the Golden State la always under the threat of these
earth tremors. They have occurred at almost equal intervals
since there has been a record of the state.
Tho fact that tho recent disaster did not cause a
tall, but gold holder* will doubt
less be Impressed if they stop to
ponder the vicissitudes the mats!
fhey hold has experienced. The
first big gold daluge of tha
modern age cams with the dis
covery of America, when Spain
looted the palaces of tho Incas
and Altera In South and Central
America. Clold art works wer* ex
port*,! by the ton to Spain, where
they went remelted. Some his
torians hold tha; this easily-gotten
wealth was the ruination of Spain,
both economically and politically.
Drake a n d tha F.nglish freehooters raptured some of the
Spanish galleons carrying this
gold nml brought it to England.
Eventually tha gold was dispersed
through Europe, accumulating in
held political
whatever
• scendency. The next great drluge
oy gold came with the Callfomai
gold rush of 13|D, and then lo
the DO* came the Hand nnd Klon
dike discoveries. Murh of the cold
hom'd of the world, about I2.IHI0,.
000,000 nf wh'rh Is hidden In India,
ha,, bet’n mad by mankind fur a
murh longer period, having been
In use In ancient (Ireere, Rome
and Egypt.
»
• The A m elkin who la possessed
nf some gold probably does no.
pause to ronalder that some of the
metal he holds may have cireu
Isted In lha coins of the ancient
world, or may have formed the
logical trait acquired By the. rare
in (he rourre of centuries .probably
h o ld s t h e e—ret 0f -th e metal's
fascination, but many modern
economists huve lice,, arguing for
yrtra that the metal is overrated
both as a monetary medium or a
raw material for industry. Over
rated though It may be. gold I*
more readily arrepted In evrhangr
for goods ill over the world than
any ether medium of exchange.
Flfly-flve great leaders i r »
Invited to Washington by a Sen
ate committee to explain the
causes of the depression and to
•U ffett cure*. If the nation can
pull through thle ordeal, It hears
a charmed life.—The New Yorker.
MOSCOW. ,Mar. !L—((PI—In
nentrnrlng .15 agricultural em
ployee ami executives to death
nml <0 others to eight or 10 years
in prison, the soviet * state has
again given wh-il it rill* an oilIcct lr-m ii in rich b ^ (m k y fc j
regions.
Th* chairman of the stale polltirul id^artmcnt announced that
tin- -riitonre* had been carried cut,
fnllnwitig a trial by members of
the <*,rpu-the. eccret police—on
rhnigos of counlrr-rcvolutlnnary
activities ami crholage In tha
Ukndr.e und north Camasus,
Feodor M. Konsr, vice commit.
«ar of agriculture, M. M. Wolf,
nitmber of the agricultural enmm lssiriat, and M. E. 'Kovamky,
<>n<> of ihr heads of the Hovlat
government's machine tractor sta
tion' -ithlvh supply agriculture
with
mschinixed
equipment—
msiU^L
Latest announcements sra hy
the McNult-lleasley Co., and
olhrrs lire in abeyance—not be
cause the real estate men haven’t
received the money but because
lh*y nr*" deferring to wishes of
their clients. > Here are three
transactions annnurred hy tha
.* •* * 1
-MrNult-HrasIry office'and L. R.
Nydrgger, their associate.
A local business man purchased
the large two-story residence'at
2L1 Whittier Circle, In Cope
land Dark. An out-of.town resi
dent purchased a home at 21
ftouth lake Street belonging to
the Inland Investment Co' An*,
other large two-story residence
at 717 W. Colonial ilrlva w ti sold
tn a local business manThese properties war* all
sold far homes and will be occu
pied in the near future by tha
new owners. From the** salsa
lham Is a'W nerel Indication th a t1
the hudnessStjsn of Orlando iri;
lieves that local real estate has
reached Its lowest point, and tha*.
(hey ar* willing to Invest In
good property fpr future home*.
11 Technocracy Is to convince
the* rank and file, It kai only ta
raise one can of corn without
hoeing.—Detroit N*wi.
Florida products 31 percent of
the phosphide mined In the United
States.
Radnccd p r l
vision a id K m
all shall and
Ullad frame#, .
Martin’s Garage
w . In t S T .
Specialising
In
truck
eervie*. W* work while
you sleep—day or night.
,ni aman who go me advancement of building construc1 tlon along earthquake-proof llnca. After all, this is the
only way to rop« with the earthquake menace, just ax the
Only guarantee against destructive wlnda la an airtight
It* ii a measure t* help the, building code.
ikx pay off their depositor* alt*
It la regrettable that earlier repnrta which wero broadthey have cloved. We prefer the c u t by quavering radio announcers carried a spectre of
ar method of making them re- tidal wave*, vast death lists, famine, peitUence, and horror.
la open aq they can pay off But, of course, the announcers are not altogether to blame.
boat closing.
They are merely attempting to enter tha field of nuwa dis
semination which they.'by experience, are not capable of
; Adolph Oeh*. o,
handling.
It remained'for the qualified p re ss services to
.Times, prediets tho
preaent a true and accurate picture of the aituatlon.
,U on the *v§ 0t an
* -People of thla atata have a sympathetic feeling for
California In Its preaent distress.
We. too, have had our Washington. The new map hai
calamitiaa end can appreciate the difficulties and problems Jnat been completed by City "Enwere vetting batter.
which are facing our proverbial co m p etito r s ta te . But we ginear Fred William* and la m<wt
giving all the lately anknow
that Californians will accept their misfortune philos complete,
tr of Florida’! representsnewed territory and tha Super
ophically
and
In
the
spirit
of
Will.Rogers,
who
said:
"Cali
ihelddlav Mart WJteei of
vising architect w jll.na doubt he
District, voted m favor fornia having the best of everything else, must take a slice I greatly surprised at the wonder
of
the
calamities."
ful panorama spread oat before
it Roaaevek’e eeoaemy
f a r red*4tlon* In voterThis la much the way Floridians feel about the hurri him In the big elty of Sanford and
v
canes which sometimes smite us. We know that we have ■uburban territory.
Mlaa Emma A. Wnddruff, of
e. monopoly upon nature’s gifts and are willing, In view of
this, to undergo a little unpleasantness now and then. Fur Michigan, la apendlng a few weeks
In Florida aa tb* guest of rela
ther,
I ____i j even
_.i—If we
— wanted to, wa don’t know any snot In the
tives, Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Woo.1ruff.
a n not gettlag tha
a dp/a. Mayor Crmak
rm S L by a ahot la-
. .
la every w in of lU wadd, both bar* and dictum,
wherever volAad k>* In lift, 'til alvran“teckJ*aHaaaa^
i
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SANFORDy TWENTY YEARS AGO
Will StrlagfeBaw, the prominent M r..and Mr*, t T. Woodruff.
Mrs. II. P. Driver returned
of DaLaad, waa In tho dtp aavatal Salordly
last la bar home In Tam
days of thla week. He and Trafy pa after a week epent with Mr*.
McCuller are plamlag a trip u O. W. Brady.
Panama thla summer.
.
Mlaa Baker* toother of pipe
^*9* .
i 1* / 1 organ In Button University and
Wedneeday afternoon to t her aelo organ 1st, la tha guaat of her
bom* In Greenville, N. O, after a pupil. Mlaa C u ria LovtU, aod It
ylait to bar brother, W. i , Thlg. la expected age will re mala ever
pas. a t the Baaford Haute.
Sunday and play Benfard'a new
U A Bntuiey, D. B. Britton, loatrument a t tha Congregational
and C. Rail of Calory Arena* aa- Ckgnh next Sabbath, morning
eoatpanlad bp Dr. F»rr, of North
‘—
W h a t a w e a lt h o f c h a r a c te r
a n d m ild n e s s in e v e r y L u c k y t
■
ATTENTION!
Deetore and Houaewlrea
I am eeulfaae Is repair a*4
afcarpea aurateai imi*. ad*,
oara, kalvao, e llp r e r ^ M c an.
•a 0o ax pen e*w gliukm.
Lawk
mowkhs
i
pH mr k
J B lj
1 Jp
1
You can Crete the Fa* mbany,
flavor lo every Lucky... the rich,
deUdou# goodneaajjf the finest,
mow carefully ackxacd tatmccM
- th a “Cream o f tho O o p " -
meHow-tnikhuM Id there fire
tobacco*, they are give a tb*
benefit of dye exduiir* Lucky
Strike purifying ptoegaa- Ira
toasted"- the proem that mak<»
�1
v ^ ij f t *g e "
'
m
S A N F O R D H B A L D , BAN F O R D , F LO R ID A ,
r n 6i m
TITESDAY, M A R C H 11. 1MR
t
engineer. an<( a man sutnaptM
once. $101,0.12.000.
8— Eliminate Spanish w*i pen- ttrrgory, of participating with
■ion where governmcnL ran rebut Russian emphtyi-s of the commis
sariat of h c a v y industry in
service origin. |0i»,(M)O,ttUt'.
Income provision Spanish wnt ■wricking ailivities.”
soldier pensions, scrvi.e connect
O f f le .lia
ed ll.dJ.1,000.
MRS. GILL IMPROVED
Income saving under present
(Continued From l hi re One)
(ronUnued From Page Diet
safely provided, and adequately
date or the beginning and the dale; Spanish war veterans' law, ltd.MIAMI, Flu. Mar. t l .—Condi
of the coding of such wars as a I'OO.OOO.
administered under orderly n s tion <'f Mrs. Joe N. GUI, Miami,
basis for granting compensation. I o-E lim lnatc all pr».u,onOn'i' ir a te ly uounikd.during (liuoappstool.”
Tlw IVesi,tent ™ authortiivt Totfor'disaMIif)
compensation anil £anxara'» atien.pl to asswwlngte
He said sanitary
engineer*
Among those from Santerd who
I«!
throu ghout-thf- entire dDTTRl re
find and prescribe the number o f1emctgency officers, regulation H . Franklin lb UiHrsevelt. continue-i
- TUESDAY-— —
Robert Jiolin*, o f Palatk*, Halted the Orlando OH***"* U*t
t„ show sternly improvement, phydays of service necessary in alt included 8iW.Mhi.mw.
relative*' here (or a f#w nlybt where about 1200 Central
Tha Aas Han Class of the First pot !r,I t he domestic watrr supply
(A i Presumptive under amend-' aicians at .l*ek»on Memorial lloswars, evicpt the flv il War, in de
Florida per*on* danced to the ma Baptist Church will have a "tacky wal safe.
pit si amt un. e.| yesterday. Her
termining who is tn receive pen went June 7. 1921. J R ii lO.ihio
Col. W. 0 . Wayman. In rhargu
lic ef fab Callaway and Hla pKHy' et 8:20 o’clock at tha Celery
-x v
II) All other piestlioptions, l.'c.t.- complete recovery was said tn U
sions.
of the food situation In Long
Colton
Club
Orcheitra,
of
New
Club
with
Mra.
J.
T.
Griffin,
Mr*.
F a * M K r . W. Bender and
virtually nsiurtd,
Section it authorises domiciliary 160.000.
Beach and vicinity, said he had an
___ (IT, R. Dyaea meterad to Ca- York City, were: Mr. and Mr*. J. C. A. Taylor, Mr*. C. S. Shephard,
10—Enlistments after Nov. It,
care of any non-service connected
ample supply of evrry article.
C.
Hutchison,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
C.
E.
and
Mrs.
L.
T.
Shephard
as
boat'
aal Ipotat yaattrday for th* day
case where the veteran Is perma-| 101K at pension rules, Jl.ixw.ihin.
111 AW Mil) l.nVIXU f t PS
Sixty thousand persons were
Adhoti, Ur. and Mr*. Howard
P*
■ -I-. w i
II Retroaelivi payment lim it
tieutlv disahlml; service connected
fed
from
the
central
relief
kitchen
Oeerlln,
Mr.
and
Mr*.
W.
Brown
Tha
Philathen
Class
of
tha
First
Welaatain I* spending
rases arc ciccn free medical and ed in date of filing claim,
Tin- awnrding .if the silver to"
Sunday.
day* at Jefferson Hropltal Millar, Mr. and Mra. Georg* W. Baptist Church will have Its reyu
Inhl.OOO.
M tdtf) da!
Imspital treatment.
irg cups at tile Sanford Babe
Knight,
Mr.
and
Mra.
Otto
An
tar basin*** and social meeting at ‘ At. Long Beach, where death
12- Reduce 8*•*' -luliitnry award JtJu.w will lake place Friday aft*'
la PW*d# Iphla receiving treat- derson, Mr. and Mra. J . N. RobSection lit limit, the benefits In
T:S0 o’clock at tha home of Mra. and damage were greatest, a* well
fur arrested T. It
$2‘> nfte. niH.ii at 1:10 ..'clock at the Ell 1
retired
emergency
officers
tn
aa
In
all
other
stricken
rnmmunl
»on, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Jean Adamr, John D. Abrahams, 31(1 West
five years, fii.tnid.iKW.
I Tilt, wilh ncer t!‘> children unilre
those
whose
injury
was
received
lies,
engineering
force*
were
enmStreet, with
Mlse
I t Eliminate $'J"* payment in fir,, years of age paltlcipatln.
James M. Jackson. of Mr. ami Mr*. Fred Pope, Dr. and Twentieth
in line of duly prior t„ S'ov. II,
rompleling the con>.Vmnntlon of
Mrs.
Walter
R.
Campbell,
Mr.
and
Blanch*
Cunningham
as
hastes*.
Springs, U (pending
II»I8. anil removed I lie presump tuberculosis case* where thee,. h;i* Tin- prettiest girl in (be show an I
unsafe buildings.
vllh her mother, Mra. C. F. Proctor, Mr. and Mrs.
the iin.sf lian.ls.niie l».j will rath
tive clauses in relation to this heir- irs* activity. %1..Iiki.ouo
WEDNESDAY
Schools generally throughout
Peter Schaal, and Mrs. Ruth
II llepcsl sections DOK *tnl be giien "a loving rwp- Free icclass
t
l
veteran".
A*
all
day
mealing
of
the
WornLo*
Angeles
county,
and
in
part*
Stewart.
an’a Missionary Union of the First
A number of other sections ;ah*. mctuileil in No. it. $«JKHMhhi cream mil be distributed to lt«
AHo tha Mine* Mel W hltW , Baptist Church will begin at 10:QO of Orange county, today were
1-1 Eliminate $2.0.1 per diem participant*
K in Nancy (Vt-im, daughter of
by the
Seminal.'
merely
reenact existing ,tstu(e,r.
allow am e, |.1tXl.thhi
Mari*
Couch,
Patsy* A. M. at tha church, with Mis* clnsrd, the usual Easter vocation
( r.innieiy (Ylotting.
Mr. and Mr*. A. F. folium, la III A»na
Section
IS
reduces
the
pen-ions
of
one
w
**i
having
hen
ad
10 Elinunute riiinpensalluii
or allowances of veterans and dca t bar bona, 2oa Wm i flexxm O’Connor, Dorothy Leavitt, Do Emma Leachman, field worker id vanced to start yesterday. This
w f . . l U J U W e u s s . w c w # . 1 o - H |S s 4 « e s M s o w ^ u . ^ „ |.
lor** Jenkins, Mery H urt, Lot* the Woman's Missionary Union,
iM -Pt<htw»yw»* ,"'n ilIM ,U !B V i l a ’s f o I' n i )
teeitth Street.
I’JUifiSiila.t*'
Of |lie fisleriil goi tnnienl, $1.1,- ,•
■■ ■
Shatter, Katherine Schlrard, amt
Spanish War hy 10 prr- rt»nl.
mg
SANTIACtl. t Inle, Mar. I F A 11iwuifh f t r nlilt*m Itmiff Vi*It rtto.itnn.
Mr. W
Mr*. J ojm__ MiUtt.WA ja n at.^ ttllU JiA ll.J» tJ MhaeaaiHe,
(Contimini
Prom
Page
(tret
-I “ •
I., safety.
certain ita
m»t vommittnl h i f to U<* j IT K'tahlsh 1-nurts uf final vet- <'l'1 Ifep.ut tmoi Mendor-a, ArITWDarTuYr moved from Mildred Mitchell, Camilla Daa*, Union, In attendance.' A covered
The first stage of rm-nnstrue- Britain was Judge RolM'rt W.
gentum yesterday afternoon sa il
trt how ■•in mi*m front vrl* crans’ appeal, $3.thhi,ihht.
t TwanUeths Street to 5L3 Katbarnle Water*, and Robert dish lunchJon will be served at lion was unoVr way In many sec Binghi. in. Uivycr an,| puhlislicr of tint,
of I that the laities ,,f I'ilut t'tiffin I
IK - Eliminate
furm-hing
lllghleyman, Fred Williams, Jr„ noon.
laiulsvillc, Kv. Jess* Isidor Slrau*. t*raiw* 4o*t woutil !*•* rffottnl un*
"Wart 'Irat Straat.
|F McMillan and Itndui Operatetions as steam shovels and trucks
i lor iht' m o w my Mil, miihc imtm* ! clothing. $61*0.(11)0.
Roy F. Symes, Jr., li. W ., Spem
New Yink ikimrtmi'ni Mim*
Ittiliiiril llyeioml, whose airplnn.*
removed debris.
THURSDAY
iffivrn! ^ KtnunirulUr veterans’
W. M, Downing'plpn* to return ear. Brans Spencer, Robert Den
wtkM HpfwuntiMl
nmiin««ail*>r t»» !hm of rongrr** tmv<*
mi- w reelnl .Saturday, had Isen
Regular meeting, of Seminole
France, anti Juaephus Daniels, see-i " eunipilallnn showing dtrrrtlAnw| tlvrlti*-..^Kta.tMNi.viori
today ar tomorrow to Atlanta' aft ton, Paul Simpson, Lad rente
fauml. The: xn- v burntal.
rirUry of the navy in wnr days ,,u"
be
ami amount!
Eliminate $21 iini|u'n«ntiim
a r spending *»m* tlma hara with Reel, Robert Moye, Donald Nor. Chapter Number Two Order of
when the youthful* Roosevelt
! e»timn(etl to lm saved.
ror spreifk- lo -e-. $ 2.tKW>.tXXb
hla dauyfttar, Mr*. Katherine Da ton, Jaek Peters, Leonard Miller, the Eastern Star will take place
h i s . assistanf, w a s tleflnllelv
One -uch. placing the total tistw*---81— IWwanoir ra*r*^T*W.-tt*-mJohn Schlrard, Jr., Bill Tyre, R. at 7:1(1 o'clock at the Masonic
via, a t her horn* In San la st* .
chosen for the Mexlos City rm h a -,
F'K.l.Mrt.niM. follow.:
I "■rali-1. vt.iau.m i.
7,. Johnson, Ales Sharon, F. 1>. HalL
* y .‘ senate rnnfirmatlon u fa t l
1 Eliminate pension* to n m a j l 22 Urdu e all ...... nlning bene
Monthly meeting1 «rf fftr (Tratrf*
tt Smith, who BDparwmt an Scott, BID Blyyer, Paul Hfggcn,
three wa- exti-eleil shortly.
wl,l.>ws. $2.1X7,IHXI.
fit' by Id panant, $20.77l.i**!.
recently at in* Famald- Jack Kenner, CUbenre Fields, mgr School P.-T. A. will take
The r.-.mmse to the lin g .m '-1 »AI Civil War ami Indian w ar-.1 Savings from a la r i.s and ex
___„J»tan Manorial Hospital, ha< Allan Fields, Fred Bernier, Jr., plarw at 3 :.10 o'clock at the school
|UVl7U*1MN>
fi'.tmi.noii.
bawa removed to hla hom* aa Mai Irvin Fleischer, Dan
llansell, auditorium, A hoard meeting will
ORLANDO, Mar. II. Contend- Invitation Is umliTstml III leave
T idal "itvinr#, fltiA.IO.Mmn.
t i l l Spanish war, *:i7K.iinn.
^
lofiVtll* Arena* and la r*ported to Douglass Echols, Jenniny* Hurt, b* held at J :00 o'clock.
Ing that any ent In Veteran's al- Ametiia's hands free fur Inde
p e r m it i»f ifiriHd Imi-«h1* lli^ lr itt Inf.pitrt 11fh I it>;i nnd , AIiiiih
bo Improving nlcaty.
CU'utAi Herndon, Richard Deal,
owsrwe* would lmpo*r a direct pendent action a li,| is riot legarded
FRIDAY.
f fitn fur ii r!itppl n a * $ tII1,i
I,,
kium irihury r a f t :
committing
this
gnvrrnment
to
Arthur Johnson, Hendrix Lyle*,
Regular meeting of -the W. C. Hardship un the taxpayer's of lha
N**t n|i|»rt»xlnuitf hR Y inp.
l A t Vtifimii* tmtvi’tfrtiK mi non
F t land* ef Robert MaHwathor Jo* Moss, E. A, Wilson, Paul Rad.
any
fmrrful
inea-uiewhich
the
state, , the Florida
Associated
M 'h if t * n t n m iliil taxi*;*, I'.MMHi.iMHi. kVut.iNm.
will bo (lad to Iram that ha bar ford, Julian Ponder, Max Rum- T. U. will take place at 3:30
Council
of Veteyans
Sunday eoBiinilti'.' nikcht diriite upon, siicli
d Iv’t tlutf l*«,«i«*fit<4 tn S2U fur i
b«*6 removed from tha FetnaM bley, Earl Rumblty, Gene Turner, o'clock a t the home of Mrs. Fran went on record as opposing I’resi- *« an pconuiMle Istyioll or arms
-••inifl** iiH*ri L*' |>itulixit| III ilnnii i
Laughton Memorial Hoapltal and Morris ilanjamin, and Gen* E»- cis E. Bolt, 1101 Park Avenge.
I'cnt Rou-irelt's economy mcas- emhargif
la improving at hla borne, UK Oak trldya.
At the same time, It indicates tin rllrtl, l*Vi«0,000.
MONDAY
Ur*, now lefore Congress, in aa
•I KnM*rir**m,y nffltpr* Min*- \
administration w i l l
Avenue,
Mrs. , Peter Schaal and Miss far as it affect* ccteraci's pen- Roo.eielt
work wilh the l-rasno un terms of nit*lit in t tf*trM i» d h* fiiii*nl(yi*'
Mary Dlghton'will he hostesses at
alons and hospitallxat,..,, right.. r|ops
„n, rwli..n. . Ilhllllg|,
. . . .fflftnr
...
irt*fta*
_________ *
'M r. and Mra. C. E. Mayer and
"ladias day” at Ih* Sanford Cmtnn t lin y iiiilr * fin * f a u 5 tj
,
r,1
.
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m
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inr
W
L
»..th^A
nK
r.
r,
cfr.r.T^
ITr
MT.p'“
bc
'
try Club.
ton, John, f t Waterloo, Iowa, for
t.tlt lt.de Hie nssociatmn passed fitfh|,n(. ■„ , h(l K„r Kn„
I ID* f mX ir*U, 17/1* H im nu-rniri*
rty of tkU city, loft thU suaraCircle Number Five of All Soul* n resolution asking <-mgre-s to) „ ltrinK secretary Mtin.sun's ten- tm palrm rnt $ io timn*ou<t.
for Mfamt io apand a week
(I'ontltilled From I'ngi tine)
,|,.partmenl ..ff.einls
»> K I i mi I n a li* imm iiimiuii c
A nine-hole yolf tournament, ah Catholic Church will meet at the protect the rights uf velerans.
after viiUtn* Mra. Georg* Wrin
Four British «tih)tT* irmalnnl in
pti„„ ,.f co- rlnirtirt, fIft.lHHI.iMH),
ataln a t her home hare for a few Informal luncheon, and btldye hom* of Mrs. R. A. Cameron, Jr. particularly to preserve the right denirilicd their
7 Elim inate diEahititv allow- rustmly la«t night,
(tune* were features of the week comer Twelfth Street and Myrtle o f n*virw l^furi* tht* t**r«t * f *•*- • (•|trkfnti*it« u « 'iit»iiiriii ' a ftili innfftroW oT ATiierlritn. 11nlinn
day*.
Avenue.
v
*
rw#
*
_________________
—
f-Uu-giiiaiM
r*
o^
T
nfoTmnttrnr~~
T
Jy "ladles day” at the Sanford
— —-nnd German eimipiinies were runTTtJt
any
rut
in
vrleran's
ii
vpiffin**
n!
TI
m
*
m1vi*or>
rniikniitU*^
wa^
Country Club yesterday whan Mra.
lowanrrs would impose u direct rrt-uhti l.y lli« I
an*i«iti h|y plan* of Hie ■Riiv a met Iran'" >rrrw‘d about t he raids nnd rvpro*
U. H- Papworth and Mr*. A. K.
hardship on the people and lax to hnkI^I it in |M>iftif ruing i»- tin* movement wturli he *.ud would li- ! senlallves of utliei fiirvign col I•
Power* served ae hostesses. Mr*.
a great lirlp In relieving the ile rerns dealing in electriral nmpayers of Florida was pointed nut tirw under provisions of th
Ray F. Sytne* won tha yolf
pre.-mu. Tim Trmpa district run- ehini ry said Hie art pin i>f th e ntiin
the
contention
that
there
wotdd
nant
forbidding
wnrfjie.
t not Hies mnde their present «lhlL m Carrillo, noted ata«e and tournament. After the yolf yarn**
In honor of Children of mem be l.lo.lXXI Florida people alfrclrd
The nmimitlre Is in-lrurlrd by frtrnre will ask (he stale depart alum snuiewhul i|.mill fill.
Ur*. II. S. AWord, with Mre. It,
trimmed with
ment lo name n commit lie t i sup\ ita r, who haa a leading role
bers and other friends, (he Auxil by the propnied cut,
the
assembly
also
“to
aid
the
Italian and ilennaii firms ntafleaa Fairbanks, Jr., In R. Deae as acconipanlit, ren iary Beth Israel entertained with that “a rrdurtion in remunerollon member* of the League in con |Hirt the program.
BROADCLOTH
drrad several vocal aolo*.
Jo*. S. (Turk, .St. Petersburg, rend) luive il|.i'1i«si*| tlie limiter
“purlm" masquerade party Sun would he acceptable to the vet certing their aetion and their a l
. Warner Broa. picture, "ParaWith their re*p»etive embassies.
-talk*
virr
rommandei.
ptesidwl
at
A
t
the
noon
hour
luncheon
waa
and ORGANDY
day
Baftemoon
at
(
h
e
C
o
m
t n l Jumper”, now allowing at
erans until It ‘seemed practicable titude among themselves and with
lb,- Legion meeting nttendiil by Itnoiili of yin* Met ro|iil it an-Vick
ttF*M liana Theater, declare* that served informally from Individ munlty ('enter. Games w e r e for the gatrrrnmrnt tn fulfill its the non-mcnihcr states."
I2'r delegBles from 27 cities on ers Company in the Mo-eow anil
he Aa* barer before pldyad In a ual tables which had colored ap playeil and prises wrre awarded obligations as agreed." This ........
PA ST
| the Florida west run I Mr- V. It. l.eningrild offices weie -eile,| l.y
centered tu Ml** Janice Moss ami lltlUp list ton hail la olt wilh remunera
production Ilf which tha director pointments nnd were
Jildson, ilailow, presided at llo- the secret police,
with
candle*.
The
mnntleplece
Kronen.
'Culur*
I
want In /or rjch reallatlc action.
tion other than thr hospilallialinn
llefurp (lien lelca«.‘, MoiAlinuie
Lerioo auxiliary meeting allrml
Miss Ella Maude Jones, pianist, rights, It was said.
And. ha added, ha n e w carea bora a bowl of yellow calendulas
ril by almost 100 women. Ikirini- and Nordwell bad 'in sign 11 jbxiinand green candle* while snap rendered music during the after
to again.
wn, served at the Legion bj the i e not lo leave Mosenw iintipiln* .
• Plaidkt Dtilkl Noxcltlcal^
The aetlpn whirls he admita dragons and yerberea daisies were noon, Mrs, J. Ding (elder recited a
If. «. S. Tampa post niol nitwit rompl*ll|iii of mi invesliralioli
used
to
adorn
the
living
rooms,
“purim"
story,
and
J.
Dingfrlder
•
A ityl* lo please ‘■ a t w w f
east the cold chill* up hi* iplnr,
in ry.
Identified a < an insInllatit'lqV'X'
Mrs. Irving Stacy, of LltUu told th* history of "purim." Re
tail*I Thcy'rt wtoMdl
w ii aa aloriaaa battle In which
. \ ’n definite action wit. taken in now imdei wa)
Noidvell) wa*i
b waa. a leafing flyure. It took Falla, N. Y., won-high aeore price freshments, consisting o f |c e
TAMPA, Mar. li. The district tie1 |.io|Hi*ed sidle convention in neer.
HI
I ’ 1
puce at tha Metropolitan Airport In tha hrldg*' games while Mrs. cream and "purim" cakes, were
The foi mill rliiirge nrcti.si'd these
American legion innfrrenc* at llavnlin, tail all |i>i*ls were urge.1
served
lata
In
tha
afternoon.
Each
George
Knight
was
given
cut
T bornlm i nml
a Van X e y v Calif. which waa
th,. Legion rasin,, here yestenlny to |i,,l,f Hireling I this week I < do two, with \V II
-1 ’J --1 1 K. 1st HI.
eagagrd f i r the oceaafon. The prise. Mr*. II. D. Pope and Mr*. child rectlted a gift a* a memento
Voted lo name a ro in m ltlre t ijdr whether the ronVt nlinn lioilld bibn I'ushny, M on k h on -cV assistof
th«
occasion.
(Arne jr a i ■attempted xrflh blank Geory* Hull ware the recipients
1VASHINGTON, M*r. U .-id Y draw up a resolution favoring pur I,,, held in Itaxann o* .1 Flori la nuts and, \1 I Mite IIona Id, Ult
—Postponement of fleet rxerrUr* chase of American products and ritv, in eaurelled. ,Thev will lepml
« Ctrl dye. for tha machine Run*, of low score prise*.
Those present were: Mr*. L. P.
olf the California roast for one to ask that the lampaign Is* made tlieli ib-eisbns to a ib-partiiirnl
fi r safety «ofci, hot li wns found
week I realise nf the need for a part , f the stale program.
kyat tha yuna Jammed after tha McCullar, Mr*. Irving Stacy, of
Jack ||o|t, of Tampa, presented lliyfii Sprinu- m*xt .c un>la\.
Navy li" l i f in the raithi|Ulkr
f W *hot. An arm* expert who Little Fnlli, N. Y„ Mrs. Lyman
■one was reeu led to the Navy
m i coneullad about lha trouble Buttolph, Mrs. H. B. Pope, Mrs.
The
home
of
Mr*.
I*
M.
Leint*plained that the diaeharg* of R. R. Deas, Mrs. Jamas G. Sharon hart on Elm Avenuo waa th* scene It.■parinie f yesterday hy Ailpowder In a real cartrldya, ro- and guest, Mrs, W. H. Jordan, of r lha regular meeting of Cirri*! m int l.’ii m il II. I^igh, rnmIrr*~il a certain amount of a**- Jacksonville, Mr*. Ralph B. Wight, Number Fixe of All Souls Catholic \ mn iiMl iii-chii f of the fleet,
-ill
ui count
of
rondition*
th in yea, h* po{r|t*d
KU<1 Mr*. John Kick, Mrs. W. M. Scott, Church held yesterday afternoon
aa • mean* ofeompresston to op- Mr*. H. S. Alvurd, Mrs. (]. D. with Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat pre- ndi-';,. in Long Rcarh area and
erata tha jf*n f o r t h * nant *hot. Bishop, Mr*. George A. DeCottes, riding At tW. tint, plans v/g.. A. r>1|- run Jr;
With tha die of kjlflk cartridge*, Mr*. Samuel pjleeton, Mrs. Paul
m^ L for * >0*t, . r,kto
■U^ ,1 ........... ami Twelfth Street.
10 actl a * fom- ina Guy on, of Boston, Mass., Mr*. on
i -wa no
"The Skylark for member, . f , Thro* present were: Mrs. J. E
tha Jam- C. R- Klrtley. Mra. D. D. Ham h . circle on the evening of Me c.^uirh. Mr*. Paul Peiold. Mr..
mond, Mra. E. Compton, Mrs. A.
‘
, R- A. Cameron. Mrs. John Peiold,
Green or- C. Fort, Mr*. H. B. Lewis, Mra. ,7 ll
8o DlratUf
wa* announced that lha next, Mr*. It. A. Cameron, Jr., Mrs.G.C.
S. D, IJighlrymsn, Mrs. U. I.
derod lha yU
meeting will take place Monday Fellows, Mra. F. E, Roumlllat. and
Real Lobcks, Mru-1 Earl* Louck*. Mr*. afternoon *t the. home of Mr*. R Mr*. I. M. Leinhart.
Employer* act
Walter
IL
Campbell,
Mr*.
Peter
ballot* wdta.1
lk* r jn*
The Schaal, Mra. A. K, Power#, Mrs.
and the air
Ceonr* Knight, Mr*. C. K. Full*
the
gar, Mrs- H. M. Papworth, and
W a g o n * , i l t a t e s , b a ll* , b a ( * , c r o q u e t set*
; tefor* tha Mlssaa Mary Hurt, and Mary
Diyhton.
d o ll* a n d m a n y o ilie r item * will b e g iv e r
BUSINESS U FE
IN Q
QUAftE
tJM E AREA
ARi
HAS R E S U M E D
rsonals
Local Group Attends
Cab Calloway Dance
Social Calendar
aigrnt ma d ~ o r ~ aisHiaace on
shore from the fleet", Admiral
Leigh said, ”ejrrtijc* scheduled
for weeks beginning Mar. 13 and
Mir. 20 will carh he delayr.l one
week. Ship* will remain at * an
chor ftr upkeep this week.”
The schedule for the battle
force an j scouting force had pro
vided til th al drill* for all units
of the fleet between Mar. 13 to
M _______
—
Admiral Leigh atvisrd futthrr
iastruclions for the resumption of
the scheduled maneuvers would
be Hsiicd to the fleet on Monday.
The Navy report yesterday said
also that ore of the naval patrols
fptm the If. S..S. Arisona, David
Leo Ganious, gunners mate, third
etuis, iflyd Saturday from a gun
shot wourd thought to have been
reeehrd aoidcnUlly
while on
shore duty in Long Beach. (Ill*
Hus' nest of kin ws* nsincl as his
mothi-r. Mrs, Bessie Mills (isnious,
of Cai n>, (fa.
P A R T Y CAUCUS
IS IN FA VO R OF
ECONOMY BILL
U .S. TO WORK
'WITH LEAGUE
O N J A P C RiaSi
|rt«tiet»*vMMte$e«e
no
l
S l a s h In Veterans
"ay Called Hit At
Florida’s I n c o m e
Golf Club Scene Of
Weekly “Ladies Day”
a
S Britishers A re
Given Freedom
By Soviet Police
'
Spring
Irbanks, Jr.
g At Mllane
Auxiliary Of Beth
Israel Gives Party
C o tto ils
Legionnaires Move
For Resolution-To
Fleet ’ E x e r c i s e s Buy U. S. Products
Postponed Due To
California Q u a k e
J. (’. Penney Co.
Lefnhart Home Scene
Of Circle Meeting:
ifoil (4in (jet
thebe fjrijeb
ABSOLUTELY
I REE/
ANO TH ER
Other*
Dnvk.
bodd,
Hub*
ay Returns
apter Vljrfts
m
Order
Ire
• ■■
1
th#
T
BLi
fMrgSa
Mra. * G. B. McKay, worthy
grand matron oM he grand ch
a t Florida Order of th* E**t«*-**«'» ha* rrtorned from vari«
^ t*wa* In th* slat* where aha
miking official vialta lo
local ch i (Iters Of tha EasUrn
Btor, Bht will conpkt* her one
slyly-second visit
1 to D*L*rxk on
I..V 11. rrtr~Trr‘—ii n
* -dMH t*
Utia watk M th* ragvlar
.gkailaal* Chapter a t tha
DaMoJay held l^at qjfht
took TVaspU with U w L toialer rooproldr. la
t this' time H' was
, a
is*mbit* *tt.od
At tha y n $ m t time Mr*. McKay
«d*ir tn n M f to t L k sacking plan* for the grand
chapter anaian which srlU to h*ltf
that Use M i(
a on Apr. 12, IS and K
s s a J p e .1*
%.taka >l*f* m
SEA SO N
" I want my Telephone
put back, please
!
A l m o s t daily people who
diicanttnuk<rtHelr talephonta during re
cent month* are ordering their lervice
restored. T he, found that th* imall
coet of the service had been repaid man,
timra each month in convenience, In
time and actually la money aaved.
Other* rallied the cloe* end pcreonal
contact with frienda mad* poeaibie by
telephone aervice. Still othera men
tioned the lot* of many pleasant, im
promptu eoc!al gathering* when their
friend* were unable to reach them by
telephone.
,
It i* all true—what thcae subscriber
friend* of oura say. Telaphoo* aervica
costs 10 littla and Ita value la to great
that it really doesn’t pay to try to do
without It, ^
ANOTHER REASON
For Mndlnff your
to Sedilnole
Cleaners.
[*S COATS
P rjw w u d
08 nsmhrrs of lh« Eaat*1
ar* *xpcclril to to grea
ts M*sljn marling.
,
S
o u t h e r n
Telephono "and.-Tala graph
(■■•s*». • r i t 1
B
aw ay
wi t h ,<W c a l ^ t c ^ b i r d ,, G i f t
S ta m p *
COME IN AND GET YOUR FOLDER
A N D LET US E X P L A IN H O W
YOU t A N 'GET THESE PRIZES.
Peters Shoes
For the Whole Family
e l l
Co.
30» H A N F O R U A V E .
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•
THE W EATH ER
_
AN
in d e p e n d e n t d a il y
l &
new spaper
SANFORD, FFLORIDA. MONDAY. MARCH IS, 1933
RE-OPENINGOFI
BANKSBEGUN
MINUSFLURRY
2 S a r a s o ta S is te r s
-
K ille d
B y B h lle ts
SARASOTA. Mar. VS.—0P>—
T wj sisters.. Bertie l-*e d e
menti, £1, and Lacey Bell Dyd,
30, wtl# fourj ahef to* death
at Ihelr home here today. Po
lice
Immediately
Instituted
aeafch for two men known ta i
them only as “ Whltey" Roger*
and Blilr from Nashrl l« anC
New Orleana roipectivriy. A
man who gave hie name a*
Jame.i Douglae. 11, of Manatee,
* « wjunded la the thumb
when he laid he attempted to
-atop the shootltf. II* wae
Up Tlw A— rtwlH f r m
jolted an a material witniM.
Many of thr n»ti.»n « banks rrAuthoritlen requrited police In opened without restrictions today
all sections of the state to ec- tn j everywhere <iTinal., rrporlc.l
operate In the eearch for the business Ijcimr done "at the light
klayero.
.
winiW . |i |t here that reposit
.wiasiiuaiZ.-ja.iljM-.irac'oivtii^gm M M M i
ivirdnw. It a here that depc
ard made. ,
Leading the liat of those resum
ing operations under the plan
outlined hy Pretldent Roosevelt
were memberv of the feiYral re
serve syetrm.
Institution* In cities with re.-.
cgnixrd dealing houses will open
tomorrow and hanks in smaller
places will follsw suit as rapidly
° r ^ er*l
can
OfQIMKEZONE
Slight Damage Done
And Residents Sent
Running Into Open;
Death List Is at 119
LOS ANGELES, Mur. IS.
— (A . -P .)— Another tremor
that aent thousands o f resi
dents out o f bed early today
ised - alight damage at
ng ' Beach, scene o f mostr.
Officials Report Bus
iness Is Being Done
At ‘RlghtWindows’ ;
j Deposits Received
HITLER W IN S B K
’ VICTORY l \ P r i l l
Sof thw-tfeawTretMiH'-'b-unifo
further rasusities were re
p orted A short tim e before
the shock, the death o f (he
119th victim, lfenry Ufen,
Los Angeles, was recorded.
VATICAN CITY. Mar, 13.(AV-Chilsllan civllliatlon la
thee Henri- hy -war on human
•ocirty, on rcllgi n, and on Gen
hlmxelP. Pop* IMu- told the
Cardinals
Consistory today,
f iintiny a dark picture #f the
"critical
international' stui
It n\ the Po;e raid a i‘ita,tev
—mo at, intellectual, and splrlfeel in being |to;ired in*
esitn'Iy for the nations wher
ever the church ii combatted.
FEAR OF DISEASE
ADDSTOWOESIN
QUAKE DISTRICT
n
t l d
Fait lid warmer l««l|lL S ia A f
Generally fate tonight a"H Tae*- •
<’»».
I'aswthtr ikiatni
Wednewday. (
Fir* Can la A Copy
BANK A FFAIRS
ARE EXPLAINED
B Y ROOSEVELT
- “ JEM
NC.MRER
Beer’s Legislation
In Special Meeti\
President Takes U.S.
Into Confidence In
Co nditions SENATE IS SLOWjDICK V E R N A Y , ! d ^1uw
Wa s h in g t o n .
Mar.
n n •111 l/UIllUi AL1IUN ULUKUL D L L T L H 1 Desired, To Pe
Sale. Of Bevel
He of the naton las, night h
•r» t talk from the While
~ ^ h lI T I ^ ^ n C T 4 ' ^
l~ ~
thormiyh
|t 4 f i » r y of th«*
nf thr
N ational
S ocialistie bank-* ami M«
to rn»prn
.
G r O U P G a i n s U n.dis Hrip , fh* Prwlilenl ttom l pomr
l,prik«*r« at *>ithrr
or
puted Ii e adership ill
hit !*«• naiJ thr* r ^rm-
HHJI .P ttlK K Im i
QN ECONOMY BILL INJURED IN F A L L
W A S H lttG ^ '
~ ¥ llV
’5anKKfFom er 1, Seri,7 . fr
Victory Predicted. „urt When Ptane
For New President Noaes into Ground
M a r . a i g ^ j. ..
— (A .fcV — Presiilont . Rnqfl<***« .
volt, in ii luirpriat! a p e d * )'
mi’a.sitKi* today, asked fo r v*
ImnuHttalo rnactment o f bdva*
k'Rialation, by CiinKresa.
He asked the ivi.ssago o f
lexi-slation f . t r im m ediat*/"
modification o f the VolaletMt '"
Act in order to leirdtrp-thlF^ 1
manufacture anti rale rtf
WASHINGTON. Mar. 13.—t/T».
I'hysiclan* nttcndlrg Rl.hard
The Senate today tilled a mo
tion by Srniii ’i MrCulian. I*em- Yet nay, 'Jt-yeai-old yiuth, who
After a weekend of terror
>*-r»t, of Nevada, to refer the |sulTereu* u fuclun-d skull and
*battered
Southern California
RKKI.IN,
Mar.
n . _ frP)— Ii mmt i« "strniuMmimr out Itib*
H"«-erelr rron my pnignm to thr 1 ,,uincruu* lam alien* -tn an airMiujtlittft
««
«p«k*kly
cities today rousted the loss of
municipal and comm nnl election •
pli.ne atcident ut the Municipal
judiciary
lOmmltUe.
If
•
■•tptr«*
4
,il
|N
own
cnnfMrruv
Ufa from a devastating series of
throughout
Prussia
yvsterda,
All? it late y.ttrrd.y u*fu-in,.«n leer and other beverage* of
nnl t* tPr«| for th<**cn o|M*toti n of
A smishin* viol ry fur Pre«iearthquakes at approximately 113
thimrl or llitftr'« rntional s..
at n mn to ay, said that hi* ion- such alcoholic content as is per*.
the
is'iipla
lent
Roosevelt
in
hi«
first
major
asd property damage near the
Jit ism, w h ile serious. Is "very sat. missahle under thr CnnstitutiOH^
r|ali»t* won an undisputed leader
tt'itlining the proitrc-siv-* plan tilt with t'ongrr»» «n* forecast
.
,
f—- I f
•40,000,000 mark.
Iifnrtory". Hr wai still
and to provide through such moits^
for
icopmiag
of
the
hank-,
'noif-tcrday
rr»n
hy
senatorial
opAa agencies o f reronitructlon
scion*, and had been llnee thr *c- ufnrture and sale hy *ob-tanU*)T
tr oning tfslav. ho gsi* a- uratu > ponenta of Ids demand that Conwere act In mstion, fear waa
cl.Vnt whi h occurred -h rt’y lase*. proper nnd much nvedej.'
ION A
N rrT ru - \r
,,
" ' vYork
l „hM'
largely dlaelpated through the
I.US
ANGELEJ*.
Mar. 13.—fAh
•ness again. Ti”
The v
New
Block' |blttwrwwt opponent-, the C.,mmu. that ••wry.rff. rt would Ik* made grass give hint unpreernted pow- after t:*H» o'leck. Young Yernay rrvenur for the government. " I ■
gronlng
Infrequency
of
the —Fear of disease getting a foot- Eichanga hit not set a date f r nlsts, helped Ihu non rouse by . t.. put lnl„ «p**ratlo;i even those ers In shear |300,OttO.POO or more D the *»n of Mr. and Mrs. K. S. deem nclhm at thla time tn b* nbslalning front voting.
lari which are "sorely pressed.” from goirninenall costs.
hold In the earthquake tern area resuming trailrg.
of thr highest importance,'* t)M
Although only Sit pricent c f Hie
"I <lu not pmnii-r jm that rv
Approval Tuesday nr Wrdnes Vcrroy uf French Avenue.
OffWlala estimated them were of th* metropolitan d i s t r i c t
President aabl.
timslgv
IVetch,
young
Sanford
electorate—eight perceiil lets than ' ry l «nk will Ik* reomoiml or that day In the Srnat* without rhang**
about 1000 In hospitals and 4000 through water pollution or unreg
Demurrntie Iruiler* of Imth tho
business
mail,
whi
wa*
pilt*ing
NEW
YORK,
Mar.
I.l.-M
’l
the number who list Hurday bil* Indiiidunl |m«*s will rot Im* suf* was seen for the mca-ure,
al
other* probably received emer ulated sanitation added mere wo*
the airplane which fell Into the Senate and llouso let the Prw)* ,
gency treatment. Nearly a score t0 the predicament of homeless Hundles of the new Fe.Vril lie- Intel In the Reichstag election [ fered." he said, "hut there will he r.n 'y passed hy the Hauae,
dent know at once thay would \
servo currency—op which the l>u- fartiripalsd in the voting yestei- n"
thousands.
,
that |> -silly coull he which would |>ennit the l’re«i eirth f'om a height of about l-V) follow his recommendation.
are missing.
(ret d ring the takr-olT, w u rercau
or
printing
and
cnteraelng
day.
this
factor
merely
helped
thr
“
vni
1
,-d:
and
thne
would
have
dent
tn
slash
veterans'
benefit*
In piles of wreckage, searcbUnited relief agencies went into
Vice-Pre*blent Garner rafarradL.'^i
lea-oil (min the hot| ital la*t
more and greater liiaspn hail nn federal salaries.
*
era believed other bodies lay. A action on a.wide front, howtrer. ha* teen working 24-hn:r sh ifts- government tuirlir.. the naiis and beep
it to ihe Senate fiunn e I'.mruitrrt|hi
and
tiklif
waa
able
la
at
ray of bops that the seriousness and first aid, hospitalisation, food sped cut Into the country, by atr^ ^ uitionalUi*. wb— sialmyvW4f—^ i •utiruMid. iesl«(K -d -m n (H m ; TBI*’ 'development' today" heaTk
( Continued On I'nge Two) ;
I trn..' In Iusioesa alTairs. His In
o f the disaster will not he in- dlelribulion and even" monstriic- planes to distant |ninl- and“ by the most outstsmling in thr ra J” ' " " 1 - >V"
(" r
unt.l Ib-mocratic leaders who Rf*»
juries r n-i-t of cut* and licera*
train
ti
nearer
one*.
The
grsyrri.i
known
a"
f
'
V
■
»rely
presre.!
hanks.
,|„man,|.nit
lha,
,
hr
^
lion
work
gathered
momentum
tion's
capital,
hitheri.i
known
a
«.
,"
r
..
........
.
•
’■"k*.
.kman.lmg
that
creased by the spread o f disease
Pr«*siilrnl%
Me
-hall K*
Im rngagrsl
engntrisl not
Pit merely
inerelv in : rMon«l rrque-t for ,broad• an(bor. tlnn about'the left eye an I upiwr
Mr -hnll
waa seen aa the day passed with whlla the earth was still shaking. green notes, backed by first-rate "red flcrlin."
lip.
,
roRptersl.
will
furni-h
the
sotelyThe thirty-fifth malnr sho:k oc
out tha presence of disease.
depression
I.a,t Simla/ the -ociaiist* nnd• 7 ; ; : ; nLn- ^
r;,,\ hu* ^ *h- ' f y c , * * w m the ,-,Pr,*
According to Mr. Deetrh, who
(Contlnued On Pagi Three) |the communists toy
|*——....... ..
... art thr gov
Meanwhile reconstruction work curred about < o’clock yesterday
ha,) town *i» the #lr Uwral times
morning, apprnslmately 34 hour*
-- -------- -eepment nn a halanenl financial
was getting into full awing!
. lit rv volt . than tha.nasi* amt thedutlng the afternoon rariying
l>
oteyell
spoke
to
the
nation
level,
after
the
flrat
at
3:45
P.
M.
FrU
Lo« Angtlca authorities said all
natlorall-t*. If a similar v . had i
passengers, he had larde.' the
’ (Continued On Page Two)
over a network of radio hookup* > Sanat
uwjoe buildings In the city proper
teen <n t jrc. teday, the t iertt- ,h„ „ rrW hii wordi to every
or Harrison, DrmiKrnl. pi me ami leiiialne.l on Lie ground
had com* through tha seismic or
ment , -irtu. could have oiUlned n
f
roUnlry>
,rvUw„, Mississippi, who a* rhairnian of for several mlo.lv* Inf. rc decid
WASHINGTON, Tfar. 13^
deal without baring shown any
a mijority In the city hall only b y ;hi.
flr.,
,n , hr whilp •he finance committee will be in ing ta take oiT again with Yet bay —Tito *uprvm* court h»* i>
serious damage*. •#r major stoicWASHINGTON, |>. C , Mar. in. a roalltlon with the ml.d.i t a r t W f c l n ^ g,,.,,. hi^ trirary « „ (be rbarge of the' legislation, will n* a passenger.
ita goal. . *
tural defeats^
lie
-••(jftf' With bTa prop ram for re
..ow the nail ns -oculists an I
| fl.mr of tho etcciitlve man- call up the measure today.
Timing to the north em.' of the
After years c f hard work ll/Ul
A Weto of determination to refore tha Senate convene* the Hrsumption ^ hanking artlvltlo their allied fatty do not need the
( Cfcnlbl'jH on Pay,. Two)
_ create, rebuild and carry on waa
I uldlrnn* will hold a foreueon flciu, Mr. Deetrh, swirglng into pirpnird tu hear case, in ra ,Idly
Civcil, Mr. Itonartflt spent ti i|u(e» •help of the iid.Mle ginups in a .
and
1H. v
I
j f ^clearly sounded In the making of
party ronferen. • to illsrus* tho a soiith.wrslrr y direction, "give a* cminvcl ran prrsvnt them, "I
Hnbhalh. After a very strenuous "big ck-agbut’* of upposlng for e* I
her the gun", tn leave the earth when It convereu' today only
r.
future plans. AothoriUea said aid
legislation
but
not
|„
bind
the
we,*k h,- remained In bed Feslar- p,. dieted by lltrmamt G ering, I
alter c short run. Snaring past roses were nwalllng hcinog
would b« sought from the Recon
minority pne wuv ,,r the other,
Every Hemlacle County com- day morning an,| did not get It*, nail mini-ter without tortfoliu.
struction Finance Corporation not
"RcpuMIcan n o d Democratic Ihr airpoit gales and hva.'ing up- it, ordinity piocrdun* the con
munfty anj particularly Sinford
only for cities and rellep agencies,
M r-andM r* Rmuev.lt W , M n (|,
, iKp bodies w-re
Vide* will oa-« this bi-purti-nn w.iril, the engine -pottered when Could hear .11 of Ih ce lit epa
la aapected ta sent.' a Urge de ed i
but also for Indlelduala.
measure." Harrlson -aid.
HU it wa* ahnut 74 feet front the wrek.
fcwlw'lma
r
friendsi
m
for
lunch.
eh.
Mn
yesterday
in
Pr.eeia.
the
ground.
Thousand, attended the Sunday tion to Fetn Park tonight where n»n, Inrluilinir Refftlary ami M
Ilialiiing, howevrr. It will bo
n
.
M
,
.
*
Pmphrry
wa*
erhor*l
by
Senatnworship services In the open. From at 8:00 o'clock the Hemlnolr Wncwlin, Secretary and Ills. Ihwn.'
'""-ria n t Ger
Heilizlng
that trn Ide
was impoaaib'e for counsel to gel
II dilnson, the Ih-imwrati • leader,
man
state.
Ah-ut
a
milli-n
|*rCounty
Cht.nib*r
of
Commerce
lamentations f.-r the dead thoy
Under -rcrrtnry Phiillp*
phiiiip* of ll
BERLIN Mnr. 13. -UV The who Introduced the I III on he. ahead, Mr. Ih-rtrli attempted to liady to |tr-c.-tt on oral nrgumant
turned toward tho tasks of relief will present a free community Stale iH'partmrnt. Mr. and Mr*. sons sought ollice, nmong them Ti pu' liran flag wa« pu-hrd into
glide to n Iso ing tor the field. (thcr i tse4 until A ,ill, the court
(Continued tin Page Two)
p!
and reconstruction. V o l u n t e e r program that has several out Henry Parrish, llrnrv MrgVn- avpioiioir/ely Jro.i.oO locumle
At that time the pljre had pa*-vd ha, urtlvrcil that fine of the
dc'vii
i
'(‘'card
y^-terday
athe
cm
hands belpe,) wrecking cow s tu standing feitMree.
thsn, Jr., chairman of . the farm Yestcriiay's e'e* lion was ot
the norlhrrrmust hangar an<k was roses now renly hr heart 'Airing
firm of. the Gerniaii nation hy n
ill
mi
attempt
by
Hitler'*
guterndear debris from streets nnd lots.
The progiani, a* rrtrasnl ti*lay, Imaril. ami Mrs. Mnrgenthau, ar-l
ali ut 150 feet in the air'aml ovvr the week, nnd the remaining 12
decree of President Von lllmlen*
mrnt |o get coalr I o f tho Prus
Miss Mary Patten.
Other* offered their iirv io y to Is as follows: .
tin- hichwny nt thr rear of the the |oilin«ing wvrk. A few year*
burg effertive tmlay, which made
sian
Ctrl.
Ui*. relief agenelee.
Music by tha IH-picce Lyman! I*",r hl
,I»Y the President
aecoii.' hangar.
the old imperial hlack. " while
before William Howard Taft ha*
Long Beach was the cent.-r of i High Ueho l orchsstra urder the JIswirasi preparation of his speech.
Accvroin* In an i.tficiul spoltcs. nnd ird, the national colors.
A* he banked the pi im- hoping route rhirf justice rase., waited
•• It *7* ' ' flicctlon of C. S. Donaldson.
,
------------------------ma" f,,r “ M
' •"»•»! ment thcie i.
to * i e to the field only a short on ihif docket for i ne or two yc-ir*1
The dicrce, whi.h wmi nnthere that
_
_
n> intruiiiiii f t
la J nr- r iir
distance t„ hi- left, the plane re- liefote getting n bearing.
t • qttakt took ab. l, 8lngta« of "Ametica*' by the i ( J j r l , R e p o r t e d A s
mimml niillon-w’Je In u |s-is-h
half ita toll. Tha damage tn *'•«'
Ihrlr scuts, uitiiough, h** slid,
(Continue! On Pag, Three)
With llomri S. f.mining*, thu
by •Phancellnr
Adolf Hitler,
Ismi
« st.ant v-isssi iiuiiii
laiui'i, h
saa
sst ^ FImsIhM
city waa eaUmaled at |33.010/ i ) f •W.lance, followed hy an invoca
i'»nim:ni«ts will not
-ealol in
Ihelr ih-rnsslon on a
new nttornry general, ptetert, aiul
t
out
t
hat
the
swastika
Bag
of
}
i)iVl,
,
on
W(||>1^
|
|
>
y
and the death list was tantathrely 1 ,,n'
the llr ii h d l i nnd tin* lindtag.
the
Florida
t h< Hitler nationalist
-ocinlist
...,
,
. ............... i wewith u new department of Juatlcu '
fliad at 49 pandlny a final check
)\vle;me to Fern Park by Cap...
•*’«preme Court on l riday, I.Kal
In Hliineand and )k».*tpha!l»4 ^
ph(lll|l| .h .,
/ 1 « | o u M o n * fn'«> co-op#rilling, the c urt will
tod
up. Tha rest et tha da mags was tain C. Hallett, Fern Park direr,
RENNSELA'ER. la d M a ir. I S - ,. |ho||f >(>nn>hn|d, , hw
,
.......• — ■full mual.ly
.......... nttorneya today
were -peculating n e /•
nncr.
___ _______ ,
w ‘ Y , k /l V., ilU H i l l t t l teturn from u teeea* .luting which
Inflicted mainly upon Huntington lor cf Ihe trad. body.
n," ‘* * “ l ^
“*
"turiclpal " " ‘ H
f
"" <he po-.lld.".............'f S
. It ha, been writing opinion. In
Park, Compton, Watts, Santa Ana
Respome hy County Judge J. G. I I ? *
^
with the aid of the
'
. ,,n‘ " ,r.,lrth*r
nf ................ I property
Mend-1- - f the Woman's Civic
Th „ P „
diipo*# o f
and other small communities la Sharon, c f Sanford.
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\
l**lholle party t S?’" " * ,hr f 7 * 1 ? . . " " T
? rn ,h* " " " '" r l * - f 'b" city who. ( omnirttie of the Seminole County ,n 3;, opinion*.
that vicinity.
Demonstration i f magic
by " “ r
' V i
.
t
wh"' “ '* hopvrl. will'thereby te
""
ondar the opinion. ..... have the Cham
of Comme.ce who met
|t ,, ,.,;,r„ n | ,h,. c urt on ■*.
h*. Mificiftn
H ..L I.-H , Raymond• ,nr Kobffl (l. UUil *««<j no r
. tnUlOUHly wilh lh«*
r«»l r ffhf
|Vi4»■ ..a.
Of 151' title* In Southern Cal- rrtsto, tth«*
more a:nl more
th«*
gnr III
,n minin
rnJn,fi *n
nt\ fnini irtl- ot Ihe I lly Hall this afteimion at
semi
ling will hind down at leaat
Jfpntla reporting, 29 listed serious Montaalvatx*.
of Kaoford.
. m
"
T
'
“ nrw O n m n y ’*, th* »r l •••man ° r *
|m*inir (nxalion n„ ihi* property. 1:30 mV rk pledged themsclve* to
damage In downtown Iam Angeles
InlroiWlion of Miaa (irnavi^vt
^
. •* aaaartrJ.
.
M»tnulnl»*.
Wilhrlm
Frick.
Th* •.!■(«• aunr^nic rnurt hold lent III v O'-lit-ill e asked of th'lu "rt opinion-.
1J W
(Contimiec an Paga Two)
Greer, Choctaw Indian girl, ty
Th« f'H »*• rat-r-o* •‘ ^ rd .y
Jh)< |m||T|(r p|rtkl
‘f Interior. .surd
.. that Florida cllle. cannot conby locnl groups sponsoring the
Cjptaln ftall.lt. Mis, Greer will V I
*
uncle, August
(C oBtlna, d ()n
. y
,
.up, lementary .hem. calling for atilHtlon.lly continue
ta, unnprrat mce liete within n few
Ihe
folk
mu.lc
and
lore
•
,l,hn*en'
*
*
l
Her
coun(y
farmer,
---------------IIIflagging
of
nil
public
liitibl«-cupie.l
nnd
unimproved
rural
Z a n d r a A t S t a t e i^ V u
vvek. or the Male l.itth- Theater
rare
I -wvernl hour* after Johnrtm was
\ l/o s ,4 ls —
Te. 'r,f* f" r
n ,,t
,l,y<
Un,,» whl,'H were hroueht within
«
W*
l of her r:
.' ,h"
the H
Florida
I'onProrram of Irish si r* i . u
t^’ca- ed hy Estlll on his story D J U m y
W C f l l l l C r I S celebration of llie victory of III-* the piunlrlpnl limit* during "bonoi loi riinoent up •
"rl,l* *’°b*
at
United Relief Agencies Go Into Artlnn,
On Extensive Front!
....... . I .........,r. _
aulhorlliea
“ *'"«• »>•"»»•"<* rHv.te H:ilHmUof lh-oll.and, thflr
Supreme Court O f
United States H as
Reached I tn G o a l
Roosevelt Has Quiet
Sabbath In Capital
L a r g e D elegation
Expected A t F e r n
Park F e s t i v i t i e s
Republican F l a g
in .ii city .n.i town ]s Discarded For
Imperial Col o r s
I
ouTl
Decision 01* Court
Has BearingsUpon
Rural Lands InCity
Kidnaped, Returned
Woman’s Committee
Hoarders Of G o l d
Given Few Days Of
GraceUnder Ruling
P r is t* W aiting F or
U ltiln hi coull . f ^ p Pn V l l l p n f H o r n
In
"
' .............. 2 1
,
Ift
All rhorrh Isll* in the nation re elve hen.fjt, or rltv
. ‘ V,|f “ ,rm" " ' ,n
■ •»city nronertv
property,
panted hy Mia, Carmen• Opthiie ftet Ihe girl’* rolurn through ne- r T C V a l c I l l H C r C
I"
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*
'•»
the
matter
of
rreatirg
the
g.'Haliona with the suppo>> .' kidTjie opinion. Written hy Ju-tlre
ivcie lull'd )r-trrdny n, Ger
at tha piano.
nlfice
of
County
Home
Dcnmnstia. .
neper*.
many
ohsrWid
a
day
of
nmiirti'
'•
BWhitfield,
reviewed
the
his
Announcement by Captain Hallion Agent, inrmher* of the com^ y" '
,nI wi<b '* have your.
RAIFORD, M * r . 13— W h '
*ory
nf
mttnlcInallUc*
ing
for
the
World
War
dead.
in Florida Ill,lire decided that ihe time is
,n " ,e federal llir n t t
H alm v wind, and sunshine
Glnaepp* Eangara who I* to pay lett. .
Iinpri'-«ive military and roli from the ssrll cat days to.the not ripe for snrh an agency.
Tha program will be preaonted
Washington a< I ting a
which visited this section •n Hatthil death penalty for tho murder
rresent. It wa* prrparrd in de.
giout
reremnnle*
wrere
held,
trni
1unlay and Sunday brought Sanof. Major Antoa Cenaak. Ch|rago, In the Little Theater at Fern Park.
At the conclusion i f the meet- ho*rdcr ,,f *',M' >ou ,hol»|d »l#lb
riding non
warranto action
')uur nearest bank before Mar. 17
fonl'* nicrage temperature for lni>rant 'if Imperial day*.
la trader ■ heavy guard at tho Thla thaater la located about JOo
rrought l.y laipnyrrs, hi the Ing, the member, Imanlrd Captain
uni I'U'limdf it for cuitvitcy, and
the past week to a mark -evrrvl
yard, off tha Banfon'-Oriando j
atato prison hot# aftor being
"nme of the slate, against the and .Mr*. II. C. Carver's yacht fur
degree, higher than that of the
moved from Miami aoerotJy Satur highway. MotoriaU from Sanford
ST- AUGU8TINE. Mar. If.
u i-hi it irulso about tho like. Thl, tb# neatest bank lu.nlly Is
cltv of Avon Park. %
_
___
f St. I previous week when mid-winter'
ImmeTmlay tha whlta schoola
Sanford -All*r.tic National
day tight.
• *
• ahould turn ta the tight
While airreeinv in theory with courtesy wa* ritenilei' members which is pivpari'd to exc
Tha Italian who told h# wanted diately In front of Captain Hal- 1 Augustine, five In number, will mark, prevailed, according to ihe
of the committee through Mis. W.
the
tavi
syrrs,
the
court
held
that
to kill “ all praaVlenta and king.' lett’a home whlclria diatljnlahable •'*mmmen tho seventh month nf|cff|-lal report Issued thl* morn1_ G-uper, serretary.---------- ------ curtwney fog any amount
bocaoM he “ hatod capl
tapitallata’* and ly a number of aim b om ', calling ' " ' " “ ’ I- i 1? W««l>*rs tp be mi-1 1"d j Ing hy C_
Pnatan.laanl. w»*lhe». "Tom ,1In', im’i'tlirr "f cel.-ry they failed to s ’ k for the proper
That ia th# summary ef a statebiral remedy l0 this particular
attention lo anttyjTTwIileVaroun
™ked by .u b .cri,-, observer.
metil iAsunl today by Linton
grower, and shippers," said I".
. rase, and *0 declined to free their
lion thus far, and other mimic- n
For the wrek beginning U*t F. Dornyr, president of the
tartced to daath lh Miami Friday sale at the llallett hime.
Alltn, president of th* bask, o,t> '
he firm—j property from the city'* jurlsdicla- pa til In daring th« month, b> Monday morning at 8:00 hVIk 'c
U d will die In tha fleet ric chair
Tint statement I, aa folluwab-ol^
nol# Agriculture Club, "i * one ot , lion. However, thrt court pointed
1patrons and others interested in ami ending thla morning at the
urt |K*lnte»l
"IlmVr orders from tha KedaraikLthe mn-t important of any w e! .
•-chocI operation.
. •
. .
, ou,»
••apaycra could enjoin
same h'ur, the average high tem . . . . . . . .
Governor Davo BflolU, Of TallaWABHINGTON. Mar. 13.-(/P) Itrirrve Hoard In Waahlngtan
'
Hastings raised the amount of perature wa* 72 degrees, and lh» have held thl# *c*-on, and I mn nlr rj(p front imposing illegal
hoaiia. and ha ogportad to oign
—The Florida rhain store tax was hanks are required to prepara 1
hopeful that the Court House au taxation.
money ncce«aary to operate it* average louq temperature wai 521
- death warrant today totting
declared Invalid today hy the forward to (he Hoard a com,
dltetlum will be rrowded when the
•eheri. The nagro ,-haol* are a!*o degree*.
K n(,
(’°unts Johnson, attorney for It Supreme Court In a rasa brought
______ _
week of eioonUon. Tho day
Utlilei
aroup of Sanford property own- hy Luui* Liggett Company and list of the name* and adM>NG BEACH. Calif, Mar. 13 ** operate, tho teacher* to b, paid
Tho warmeit day af the weak 1 , . . „ **
sv
M l Jwar wni b# datarmlnod by
from
such
fund*
as
tha
patron*
'c
n who Instituted quo warranto other*. Justice Robert* .dsllvtrwd of persona who have wit
—MV-Poatafflre
employes
got
U
p
wa* Satunlay when III* lh*rm«m' '
* * •-m----- '-^wdent L. F. Chapman.
tubseriho.
J
r
f
.;
Fi-tura
o
f
discui-imt
at
to
1
orocenllnga
agnlmt the'City of the opinion. The rourt has upheld gild from say bank and have
tier climbed to 80, while Thurs
la guarded here by eight r a w tracks In tha opoa air ywter
returned It for credit or for
day brought the lowest reading of nlfbl's mooting will I - the finan- Sanford mm* week* ago. tmlay taxes on chain stores 1,1 several
fanner( from tha notion- day to m um # the distribution of
rial situation a* It relatea to th> raid that th* ffMirt's tlfclhioii has data* ami Roberts said tho Flor rancy on or before Mar. 17,
MEN’S
CLL'S
TO
MEET
mail
In
Ihla
stricken
ally,
Ihe
week.
48
degrees.
The
biggest
unit at Lake City.
"It I* not though that muck
temporary bendquartovi
drop In temperature' during the lujlng ard nelllpg of crop* now no bearing on hi* client's css# ida tax would have Iwen also up
aet Zajtgnra',
maturing. A Complete report of -alnly hecao.. Ihe local raso held bad- it not provided distinc la In hoarding tccally, and
8
.
M.
Uoyd,
pretldent
or
the
week
ramie
on
Saturday
when
tbe
far tha w*#k af Mar. 20.
Hanford-A tlatttlo National
Men's Club of Hety Croae F.p
'
" ' 'f r o m
Ihe postoffice
tharmcmeter
tumbled-from
K,l ‘tn tha Lakeland meeting of lost Fri does »ot quviti' o the legality.
tion* a* to rountlrs. *
day night will be given by 8. R.
la prepared and wit) b* glad
attmt on 50.
which was damaged beyond fur pal Churth
A . Integprtted here tmlay, local
change currency for any gold
ther om .
■
. of member*
Club to the
Tbe official readings fur the Dlghton, atcretary >f Florida (VI- persatta owning property that may
FRENCH KTROTHER DIES
cry Shipper* In-'.
might be turned In to It for
F-omo ef the 1stUr* received for rvgelar
UI he held week:
r fme qndar th# definition "rural
I Wrdne— nee
_
no stamp*. Arm*, at the.
HU, Lew HeistsII
WASHINGTON, Mar. 1 1 - OF) ment to tho Federal K*i«rvg
stainl in
Mr, Donor Itn m il attandanri'. landa"
land*" aa atainl
In tho opinion
Mwuav r . .4
»1 n
the envelope, wee* written such day night at
■afriaek. Coin Tneeds?
tonight because n( ths financial [ may onjoln the Cltv o f Sanford -K i#nch Htrother, 49, who sup Anyone turning In grid
._
TI «t
»»
a h w aa “ We haw* no money or mitt##
farm a part of 1Ve/*»e«t»r i- ' .
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problem. All member* of th* club front collecting further torn* plied President Hoover with much Mnr. 17, according to tho
—. *1 4* "
Postal
the bos in*#*
wilt be Ttk.irsjsr
at! aa over) grower, shipper, provided they ran prove that th* uf th# ammunition for
hi* Rcaerv* Hank ruling,
1'rl.t.e
__« ,: it
during NaiarAay . _ ... (# u
Jgtemtrd in the sub- property has not and doe* no ■retc h** died today of pneumonia. have hi* name included on
a*sa*r
T
S
*1
will be
th* meetinr, should nl“
beoeflls recelvad hy Im II* cantoactri' a raid at tho In h#lig aent In by th* lac
pornrr said.
Ararat#
auguration Mar. 4.
p#rty. In tho city.
Ekctronkkm Day
Week Ju st Ended
Public Subscription);
To Keep Schools Open
Important Meeting
Scheduled Tonight
Florida Chain Store
Tax Is Held Invalid
£
Postoffice Function^
In Earthquake Areas
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BATU1DAY.
A re K illed In
0 BARTER PLAN
turn A t t e n t i o n
(Continued from
(C*ntinned Frem P*g« Oa*»
It
lag la Um o a p , bat strict diaci- U pispss # th# way far
(Ceatlanod from Page One)
a faw old building*, *n<l th* »l>pmrane* of cracks in its new atstory city hall.
rdsmologlata sail the shocks
might continue for weeks.
From .mom than 109 communi
ties cam* reports of casualties and
NYACK, N. T , Mar. ll^ -T Im d
damage in Ihe most Mierv earth
sands of small communlU** hat*
quake In th* modern history « f
begun training spyglasses on this
Los Angeles sml vicinity. Comp
lltllo Hudson river town wh-ir>»
ton reported fll dead. |M Inlured S
thev him gone o ff th* gold, silver
Sant* An*, Huntington Park, Kan
and copper standards and hack U Pedro. Wilmington. Bdleflower.
an' —
old'custom.
---------Arte*Is, Hermooa Bench, finrden
An eiperlment new to this sub-, ,;rW t
Norwalk
Urban section la being mail# In ■ •
—-u
men*)tt*i barter. Thp entire
The aearch waa •peeded at t/>ng
rountrysld* la gatting new leeeons Beach and other eltlea aa ilehrla
In th* nrt of swap and trad*.
waa eiplorvd for many missing.
They ham tdopt«d th* prosier
Three men were killed when
law of an tyt-glaa* for a« tyr- their
,hf]f ilrp,
, h* enuheil aa they
alrplahe
wash and i toolhhrush for eom- were enroute
• to l.nng lleteh to
tooth past*. An,) It’* working. render aid.
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Hundreds of town folk nml rounWith hundreds homrleaa clus
try folk are swapping buckets nf tered In a park at |/>ng llea-h.
roil for overrents, and spare tires th, Halvallnn Army roll*cle,| foo-l
for poultry.
.
ami fuel far preparing meal*.
Aa In the case at innomh*n«U"
A il«el» fojr aettlerl In on t*>"
communities surrounded by smsl!
yerything Is Being:
Swapped Instead Of
Using U&Currency
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ftr N e w
T o H e l p Jobless
’S h a k e s C alifornia
ll.hec llerwarr Mactodden begtaa cekbraitm. of
fiftieth aaalvenaryof “ a m tm aw tot# tleM of
r.'irlf*1,
—towrtr-wnd-ctiHkf h' ‘ft luwrg-vmd-
’ Inhnblled largely' by white-collar the gaping scary on wrecked
and mlddle-elnss working folk, building*.
•
tb* time ram* when ■ poultryGovernor Holph. araumed perman had floeka o f chicken* or tonal rliarge of relief work. The
ducks hut no money market for Untied Htatea fleet station# J at
them. That Individual might ne**l Kan l'rdr„ rent (TOO marine* ami
m gaa healrr. n hot water bottle sailor* aahore at l.ong flearh nml
or torn* apple*. The white-collar fan Pedro In n**M In hoapllallraman, out of work and unwilling Hon, houelng, feeding and aantlto accept charity, might have some tatlon meaaure*. "
golf atick* loft omr from hi*
Emergency and other hospitals,
happier ^ty* and t** eoter t»
while crowdeil, reported they aro
trod* them In for a polr of
■bio to rare for the Injured.
rubbers or n hat
Part of tho rlcheat area In Cal
Th* problem consisted of get ifornia, a 200-mlle arctlon aome 10
ting all the** folk together In mile, wide, waa shaken hy the
seme communal trading post quak#*. Pram Ilia Msilesn bonier
UNDBKROII'N WATCH KM go
Whereupon Mrs. Wharton *riny. t„ Santa Barbara and from the
te MC. loot* Museum. Left,
possessed of a largo reception aearnaat to mountalna, all South
lila araadfathrr'a watch went
ihrouslt 17 nararbnt# Jampo,
room In her home, turned it over ern Caloflmla waa Inrolrad.
it.ooo dying hour*. atm man.
to th* traders. A eommltte# w n
More than 2,000,000 people are
Illght. watch nteil la treoacanorganised, headed hy th# town’s
tlnental flights.
leading sodal and thurth lesdere. settled: In the halt which Include*
f 10.000,000 a year citrus Induatry,
Mr*. F.llnore Jones Is the chslrthe heait nj the motion picture Inman. John a Brodorlek. a "hlte-i
du.try ami Ihe largcat number uf
haired, phllanthrvfnhlc archil**:.!
home, of tho wvalUur,------ „ ----------- Icutting.
Motion plcturo planla and homer
Remr* eagrylng th* now* ^ve
, , th* countryside.
It w s, understood at th* out
sat that there would 1>* n„ char
ity and no profit. No money
M)NW)Ni-M» II.—The mn-ldj
would b* eichonged und*r any linn rrnlere din the triangular
ent Rou-evc ll‘s !
courare uf President
circumstance* ami trailer* cool- region with It* ape* In Ihe renter
inaugural speech, a: J his sweep
haggle omr swaps aa long and nf 1,na Angela* and attending
ing artlnn to allonl breathing
amusingly aa they liked.
southwest through Industrial ren
spar* for rvincdius, have inet with
fo r Instance, If tb* pooling nf ter* nf Southern California.
eager I'-eponse In llrilaln.
two nr thre* ertldm bmomes
In the center It went right down
Isimlon thinks auspemling air
necessary to obtain an* (nor# val to the heart of th# Induatdal »*#•
ilcsline in dollar esehangr h*-'
uable property—such aa a second lion, embracing numerous enmprevented any possibility of panic
hand ear. for Inatonef—such denis munltle* dealing with each In
developing on thl. aide of th* Atgrettor neverlly. with the worvt
■m encouraged.
lantie. All urgent demsnd* for
“ In other word*, wa want every
dollars nr* being met h*r* upon
man nml woman who eomaa here
their merits so that m> bona fide
to trade to leam with hie chin
visitor* from th* Unllrd Klates
high In the nlr,“ commented
shall b« embarrassed. I-omlmi
Broderick. Charity has a daflnll*
bold*, bank* and tourist agencies
place In this and other comare all co-operating. The position
munltlm. But In such eommunltlei
as regards Individuals 1* summed
there are Innumerable person*
up hy a leading British banker,
not quit* omr th* charity boH*r
who says:
lino, but who am cloooly pinched
"When we went off th* gold
financially. They would not **k
atanstard. New York bsnb* went
for help—they would
not ask
right on paying out to Knglisn
for anything.
. . . .
visitor*. We tok* the view that
“ But they would trad# a sofa
ws are morally bound to do th#
pillow for a mueh-noodad lamp
lisser Intsnsily than the tint ssme."
i
shad*. I could tall you any num
Similar cooperation I* also l»swayed the city ot U.Ml u'cUck.
her of tru# etorlon based on our
Itepolta from tilrmtale aero IIng arranged upon a wbkr scale,
egporiment. Them wa. on# man
M*cI)on*^^.,, thr
that the elfetU wire equally »*• ii mI Ramsay
who had boon In U»# toy business,
verr, aiituniubilc* biting l*vn II'remler, snd other rablnct minis
for Inston**. II* cam* upon hard
moil-J' nrvi-ial Inch#*.
Iters nro In consultation wllh
times—but he had l*ft over timid
exrert* Ufun this ipicnl(e| ft.* from the c«»l side ot ivssury
1
*1211 In lltll* tralna ondtm eh.(
th# city, the poorer rcsldvlillsl ttlon.
What «"«• warn thw* to hlmT If
A* regards lb# form such co
dUlrlrt wore that light* wsr* uul
he *ol,t lham. h#
operation can take, it 1» recalled
anw
unity
window*
trukar,
But If h* traded ha got * " «»•»■
Auibulancv* lutlied tu tho down- rain
,
on them. First reports said
root or n ault of cloth**, or aometuvrn atctl.n and *#*nst feraon* po on* was seriously Injured.
thlnr b*
really n#«d#d nml
weie i air I*-1 In h»«pitala fism the
As th# shock* continued, studio
couldn't afford to buy.
falling wall* uf the nd clumber s (Tli lain ordered the workers to
-A goose and duck farmer out
i boat. ”If*• were killed In the inlla'p*# of the of iiiinnierrv Imlldlng in Hrund- seek saftly outside.
here wn. In
pplng with
Motro-Goldwyn-Msyer official*
got aom* e*al by awnpplng
with police station there. A ihiacn way between Flint ard Secun.'
a dusk
raid no buildings had co.lapsed,
. family that wanUd M
W j jfor
f t'ealhs were rerorled at Complin, Street.
Idn't ha**
hnv» Calif.
A third major ahock awayed |
bet that several structures showed
Christmas but Ju»t dlilnt
The to* Ante es general ho* th* city at 0:to o'clock.
laigo cracks aed wide, cspanic*
th* moiwy.
__
piul received an emergency en-l
Krpull, fr. m the *u.lhw**t ire- (of piaster hr-1 been shaken loos*.
for doc tot* and nurses fr.m tlnn, la Ibe vicinity uf Inglewood, •Fir* do[irtmont i ffkclals said
where ahuck* la previous year* ,every pier* of avyamtue In 1ms
C°A roiler bread.nat at 7:10 P. M. havo been stiuny, In-knted that Angeles was out within n few
E I H C v l wirned all slghtsmre t» stay away l.'sa to dlahea and brkalrec wouV mlrutej after the first shock.
from Long Beach, San Padro and he heavy. If nut V» piupedf *"
Most of th* alarms tamo fiom
in golfer* 0(h*r beach town* wh«r* kkf* general.
Ike southern part of th* city
inuol City A m sjt occurred. .
A portion of tho old police eta- share the shucks apparont'y were
roarnam*ni
Four buildings a'most In a dl- ti*n on First Stiect. nvsr_Drusd heavier, than elaowhoi*.
*
.under way tect north and south lino on th* way fell to th# street. A fourth
mat aid* of U s Angeles worn •hock awn red th* city at fl:l2.
'
udlng Mi*. Unly damaged,
Kin Ueinirdlne. 60 mile* to tk* foreign eurrand** sampling only
impl.n, am
An incunflrmej mp:rt ws* foutheaat, reported that ttao. ef
light, whU* drmtat*i.( In San-p*dnrthat tho the heaviest skoaka la yeara
th* aocua.' utmlnsl Island p'ant of tb# South struck that illy at b ill and 2:01
ern Kdison Company In the harbor o'clock.
|
taho* must district eo'lapsed and porhaps 200 , The fifth ef Iba series of timr*
towr Might, tgqloyea warn caught la th* rhocks com* at 0:10 P. M. Each
■ebae, etorl- wmktgv. It was n 't possible to ■hark after tho Aral major on# j
pliywd be- get lata
commurkatlon with was of leaser Intensity.
■isa-by aoiliesa to verify this ioTvrnly-livo minutes after th* |
m * a* fol- port.
flut there were to rspoito of Itaa I
r to Ploy
At Pasadena • heavy shock of life, althn.gh tho mea affeatod
way I Mr*, iwtyod tall palms Ilk* grant r*n- hy tho taithquakoa wai so large
THE MATCH KIHC
lla* Margn- dulama. Dr. AH*rt Elnatoln, G*r- lhit It lull hi be bourn bvfom
Mailing t maa fbysiglat. was Just Isnvlrg a ad*qt ate irfort* am la on th*
t Mi*.. Roy rwwlnar *1 lb* Callfomto Inktl- ejtent i f the damage.
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A bolding colls psed i t Centro I
luto t f Tsechnsioiy wkm th*
lags; Miss tremor tan*. H* waa oct o f lb* ard 8 ousen Avvnven In the
Kan Mojraard
: .
g play Mr*. bulMtag. Htadenu fl#J outside saalltwoot. Several persona war*
« n Btomnt almest aa hie heels, tyo don ago m**rt*0 Injured.
Th# *l*th of the sarisp of strong
iwUna, with w.s InunodUtolg sprarsat
• I aad 4
Tin tral * of severs! downtown qntkoa attnefc at 0:36 P. M.
mooaj MMh bwlldlrgg
in
Venturg
w*m
Britain R e c e i v e s
Roosevelt S p e e c h
In Favorable Light
Um Londcn essdatr.
Through diplomatk
hath Were red la faratfM
ft*rotary Hull said h*
•tchangw vkwa -with
,
powers ia advance af th*_
•Ms* to gravid* m favoeavl*
ground f*r aetkw nad to
wcrM enUnMisam Ur yc
•fr*rilv, nstswipUshMmn.
At th* heart af th. diffkwhUa
which this nwmvotows gathariag
ef the nation, ig Um British «aR|Ul iMt •nmmtt w • ^
^
determined will and*rtab* to mlm
la th* matter of ptohlbltfm #* •#*
cesalvsly Ugh tariffa which glow
ng as nattog falkwod nattow la
sswklrg to solm Its ftaanhlal tmaMaa by selling goods but refus
ing to hay them.
Th* possible direction o f tfwaa
diplomatic convene Ik ns waa fndlrated by tb* sipvrta' farther
statement that: “ Thr pmgpacti af
anhatoatlMl all-round
ncrana In
Ihe MMwtoMrily compl*g and mnl-
plliw weald ba maintained end
men n lfk t be (fixharmed for In
fractions.
.
Speaker Rainer, in dbcueaing
Um Rea i era It Idea yesterder. told
newapapermen the campe wnald
be lreatod at potato strategic to
eetne raa)or reforestation. rwl*matlon, fiord control or poeaiklr
public construction project b*bg
coodorted ender government e*oenrlfiofl.
A me lor plan for the derrlepment of tho Tenoeaaee ralley alf**4y h*» been outlined by Roommil. It woo Id Intel re reforesta
tion. flood rontrol, tho abandon
ment of marginal farm landa and
the development i f power ead
thor poaalbilltlco o f tho Muacl*
Shoal* project.
Th* President hope* to he abb*
to draw r ot of tho rilks m om of
the surplus of unemployed, re
lieving convection there through
aprvading the Idle Into mom epen
t»rrilory. I|n feela that enme
•8 IS3%^SBS$eSrFr5
an/atnt rnamid*-......
to that nf Rooaovalt waa rejected
during th* doting houm of th*
laat *eeilon c f Congress. Introdtreed by Senator Vandenberr. Re
publican, Michigan. It eall*d fer
rrngrvgatlng
unemployed a n d
hnmoleaa youth* between the age*
nf II amt 21 in dllwn* mUIUry
training enmna rpirated on n
Intervening gM«U», pmllm'nary
neg-.t lationa bar* cleared tho way'
rer reciprocal concsss Ions."
Th* A m*rlean aumrnnsa it I*
nndarstrad to h* atricUy Jn M «rd
with th* preparatory aaatr'solon
at erperts. Including trm United
SUtos repraaeatoUevs, w bi m - y
csmtly reported that Um s a r f t o W
th* confcrsnc* “ will U p fC L h
which th- participating gimrnments enter noon prollmhM^r nvthat a gmat rearaurlng feature gatlaUon* In th* maaailm*.’'
la afforded by th* atrangth aad
liquidity of New York banka.
The only atock market quotationa at all eonaldrmbly affected
hem ao far ham b**n theee of
DUNEDIN. Mar. 11— K r » .
gold mining enmponko. Keen
mils ChoniMy. « .
throe ham gone down fractional- Joh
daughtcr-ln-law. Mre- HaUn Chen'y only, tho vlow token by Brltiah ay. 60. were killed InaUaUy here
inveatora being not that gold la In laat craning whan thwlr automohlI.
any danger of aonaatlonal perma was drmallahcd by an Athntie
nent cnllapve. but that apodal ad Coast Un# train, northbaom'. at
vantage* hitherto conferred upon
the rcon.mlc mpercuraion here to this— lnduatrg .b r . the relative tb* Frmld^t Btomt
the' foci that lb# Am*riran'erl*t* cheapo*** of aUrling |n South scan* af many "fatal aeddenin In
la "pumly domestic" and can bo Afrlra and Auatralla may dla- rcrent yearn. Th# aldar Mrs.
Cheney rcsl-kd at 12S4 MFraild
appear with th# ultimate Introduc Drive, and Mre. Helen Ch#n*y_was
tion of more •labia International
visiting hare from
Clam and,
carhaneoa.
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The Brltiah Banker*' Committee Ohb>,
WHiMoara m W •th* locom-tre*
hia~d*(I«l*d to resura* daalirga in whistle and bell were toumkd «
Tiro Are Killed As
Train Strikes Auto
th, train nppreachad.Um em-ajng
Th* peat In th* muck aoila of but th# women npparanUy dW nat
Florida holda Tremendous foal b«sr ih# warning. The « W * W U
ptsslUlitle*.
screened by growth* of shntbbsry.
FOUND
somewhere in the shopping center:
One purse o f opportunities
TONITE
“Dynimite RanchH
A. /
bO
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THE opportunities to which wc refer, are the daily barffeins fo he found in every shopping area. Some people
find (hem quite by chance. .. stumble over them blind*
ly . . . and acquire them with astonishment Others nev
er seem to be in the right store at the right time: If
there’s a 25% marked-down sale of shoes at Smith's,
they are buying at Brown & C o.. . . If a grocer three
blocks away is clearing out his canned goods a t half--price, they are at the corner store making routine pur
chases.
•
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But—there are some people who always find these
opportunities. Their money buys them more-^and bet*
•ter merchandise .than' their neighbors*. Why? Not
through good luck, you may be sure; but simply be
cause these- people read the advertisements in their
daily newspapers.
,
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• Thla advertising is NEWS. It tells WHAT « . . It
shows jWHKRE. Those who read It every day are in
formed* They save themselves time, trouble, asd DOLLAR& . . . And their homes are always up-to-date,
their clothes stylish. . .their
. . . a l l through the
ffj ..
K.-'»'*-Tr:
�f i e Mitttasfvtri Sales fa x
ANOTH ER J O L T
SHAKES AREA
I N QUAKE ZO
Wa havg bean hearing go many vague reference* aa to
thb auccaaa o f tha new Mississippi tale* tax law that we
were particularly glad to receive tha other day a pamphlet
from the University o f Miealiaippl getting forth in detail
exactly how the idle# ta x h ta worked in that atate and with
what accord it haa been received by merchanta, bualncaa
men In general, and the average con*timer.
tt item s that ttp t» a year ago when the galea tax waa
adopted. Mlaciaafppi enjoyed practically every other form
o f taxation known to designing' politician*. Trier* waa the
ki> ad valorem tax on poverty-stricken real estate, extracting
between five and aix millions annually. And there were In
s come taxes, estate taxes, tobacco taxes, franchise taxes,
and many kfrida o f special fees snd service collection!.
But In spite o f all these burdensome tax forma, the
dtfete was conatkntqr running info f t b t god at the beglntng o f IMS had keckmuiated a'deflfcft o f eight mDlion dol
u s. A bond sale was attempted In order to clear the def
icit but nobody would buy the bonds. The governor was in
a hot ( p o t He had cot expenses until he could not cut any
morse He had eight million dollars worth o f warrants
which had to be funded. Hie current budget failed to bal
ance by more than three million dollars, and he couldn't
borrow any more money.
Aa a last resort he recommended a general sales tax,
,U*-lM»
a . m7
and the Legislature because It did not know what else to do
i y s n TOOAT adopted his recommendation. Merchanta protested against
Ifc and mass meetings were held denouncing both the Gov
.RIND TO THE K«*IN<l! ernor end the Legislature. A thousand and one fallacies
tf • man be ow flikw
**!«#%«wsxMb'
Speaker Rainey drakrad that;
(Continued From Pug* Qe*(
i. -not the slight**!
_■ flrn eatlmalwl at 4250,000.
bat that th* Smote * 6l
Later It waa eetlmated th*
the administration
to Mldlnga of th* Lm Angele#
‘ dlxtHet. which exteud* Into oMJfSUl which the House
»f tha other damaged com- Saturday.
»” Wkk*1f lM ’ VjJtlJtl
thr»»!r,
tempted.—Galn-
TRAGEDY
i vaat 1 mw a pompous man,
and puffing Wa pridsj
going to bttRa.ft dtp
win mark the country*
infold*.'
great *ucalyptos trees,
row on row.
_ _
writhing in agony.
LWhal they Mn*#d balow.
Hag with dumb and strteken
k )toa,
t Ufa and a chan*# to grow.
I thancnl to paia that way;
arpess, atrlpt and bara,
■tree* lay pron#.
a tha aanda
dust awirli settled tharo.
—By Ann Port*.
mmlt thy way unto tha Lord;
also In Mn>i and ha ahalt
It to pal*.—Psalm 37:3, 3.
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UUt aarthquaha war
that California I* try
shake lta»lf out of tha dolTkat Roosevelt, "Big (ttkk," haa
Ik (tango for *omo time, but
dfeW-to work aa wall now a*
i #wr did.
pk- , .i in
Q
1
because there was no alternative.
It provides a 21,4 percent tax on the production o f
nafural gas, a two percent tax on the production o f other
mineral products, and generally, a two percent tax on gross
income from sales o f goods and for services, a one percent
tax on the sales o f automobiles and the bottlers o f soft
drinks, a V* of one percent tax on the total value o f goods
manufactured in the state, and an Vfi o f one percent tax
on the totsl-sties by wholesale merchants made within the
staid.
A $1,200 exemption per year is allowable in each.
Instance.
It was estimated by the budget commission that this
sales tax would yield during the eight months o f Its opera
tion during 1932 an average of $162,300 per month. Actual
collections, however, while only $127,812 during the first
month, reached $178,077 on the second month, ami then
rose to $107,086; $178,688; $280,392; $260,764; and $314,080 during tha successive months o f the year.
With
$1,187,800 anticipated during the first seven months o f
the plan’s operation, over $1,494,000 was actually received.
Now both merchants and customers are almost unan
imous In their praise o f the general sales tax.
In a sur
vey conducted among 407. Mississippi merchants. .228 re
ported that their customers showed no resentment what
ever against the Imposition o f the ta x ; 134 reported that a
few customers resented it; snd only 4 2 'said that most of
their customers renented it. Among 740 merchants Inter
viewed as to their own opinion o f the tax,- 818 stated that
they had originally been opposed to the plan, but 420 de
clared that now It has been tried they are in favor o f it.
There were 103 merchants who had favored the sales tax
from the first and these sre stilt in favor o f It.
Further opinions on the sales tax Indicate that It is
economical-In its costs o f operation requiring but 3.8 per
cent for collection. It is also easy to adm inliter, and the
records Indicate that there, has been little losa o f business
In the state due to the tax. In an emergency -which saw
the state o f Mississippi headed fo r the rocks of bank
ruptcy, it has proved s life saver.
--------------------------- o---------------------------
Wonder If tha frlgldaira eonnn
In JatkaontUla tha other day
ueaod tha problem of froaon
Sleep
aita.
•aBpssklftf of tho forgotten m*n,|
Many Interesting things have been revealed about sleep
<
th*
t H,lJ,lur by the Sleep Laboratory o f Colgate University which has
Louisiana?—Allants Jour- jJMn con(|UctJng experiment* during
the peat
past nine
nine years,
ing the
nsl.
Despite the fact that one ordina rily sleeps more soundly
..„.fn g the first hour o f repose, It has been shown that,
A JfP gmorsl warn* ps that (lurln
’ Jape a*t*» retreat. Except from a Irocause the body is not ss well relaxed at that time, the
position outlined >a a treaty.—Key later houhi o f rest are the most efflcaciotis.
Twssi Cltleen.
Tho discovery was made that certain things have a
sleep-inducing effect, like reading befora retiring, keeping
N«m yot havs. lUumta sotod the mind and body calm, taking a glass o f warm milk or hot
country by Opposing everything water; and that other things mitigate against one’s en ter
(voted by tho othor party.
Ing the land o f slumber, like emotional disturbances, physi
falSrbury American.
cal exercise, hunger, exciting evening activities, and lack o f
. . . - . n— - ■ —
I f tho proposed governmsnt bodily warmth.
Body temperature Is found to be very Important In
r*cmi«x er* int mode) It. Is dlf*
Thp prevalent Idea that
■It to era whbt th* Treasury whether or not one sleeps well.
In do about tho fMOJMBJOOO all the window* o f a room must be kept open so as to pro
worth of cortiflcatM maturing on vide plenty o f fresh air has bsen spiked by the findings
Math IB. ■
o* the Laboratory which declares that one should never
have air so cold that to keep warm you need a great weight
That fellow Zangiti la a tough o f blankets over you. Such weight Interferes with your
sterner all right, He (ay* to Uw com fort, while on the other hand if there isn’t enough
Its who sontoMM him th tho
Jr, “ You Is Ilka all cepUalliU. covering, the body is forced to do extra work to keep up
IS Mg crook nan.” Tharo Ic norma) temperature.
It i« also revealed that noises during the night, even
on* wny to curs • man like
though, they are not loud enough to "cause one to wake, a f
, and that la to *uro" him.
fect the sleep processes, so that If you live where traina end
a n not going to bo t
attest core pass,, you sre probably sleeping badly whether
k f President 8
Jrou know It or not. Color ia also found to be a factor In
Joblap*
sleep, subdued tones Inducing sleep end red and other bril
liant huea retarding It * Dreams are said not to be dis
. a whole lot of ox may
turbing factors, their occurrence probably being the mani
to sign op for the cummer.
festation o f dlsaatisfaction with one’a dally life.
The crux o f the Laboratory’s experiments seems to be
ia mini afopo-hr >a bathaccident leta rants that It Isn’t how long you sleep, but how soundly; that
*he is runalng- a rfth reeding In bed ta very often the solution o f wakefutnesss,
tines greeter th
ahd that • peace o f mind, without worry o f the next day,
i a troth." Eton so. la the fundamental factor In getting sound sleep.
who ought u 'U
which
SANFORD, TWENTY" YEARS AGO
a I
I would have
Hamid. Gov-
Paul Bigg*re, Jim Iforrla, A. B.
Purdon
ta D*L*H recently with
m t af
P r a a # . It WilUa Wordruff to era tha ball
batwdan Station and FloHJ
da and to ran thalr old friend*,
afraid o f haring to Laa had Swlok, who or* with
1
Btatran.
B- F. Alim and Mia* Iren*
OlaMak. S. C, are
R. L. Griffin at h*f
hta ants* Hanaar. and Henry
Bymaa, Mr*. C, 0 , McLaughlin,
Mw- A. B, Howard, Mr*. 0 . W.
P. Drive, Mm.
0 . X**|r, Mr*. C. C. Howard,
Mw. Dmoo Turner, Mrt,
Bo*tetter, Mw.. F. L> Woodruff,
and Mlea Hnwkiae.
A. DouAwa, ooe of th* lbre
F irm *
waa
th* vMltop to |bh
a*—
Mm
a
tSt ;5 % "
PgtMm fop I
th# i
Kmriu. rnt
P e a r O f Disease
A dds To W oes In
Quake D i s t r i c t
(Continu'd From Pug# Orel
day, which wrought the greatest
llama**.
Tha continuing shocks did little
im m
llr .n l
In
.
. dawn
. . n
munltiea, would ba IIJXW.O“OO
win b*
' Mto A Ml ta
41,000,000. Only two death* v
probably ia
charted agalntt l*w Angela# prep- April.
President
All Southern California rallied ployment relief
alio
to aid thaaa In the area of da- Is assured spaady _
itructlon. Food, clothing, monay Th# naw Congress, Ilk* th#
where money waa to be had,
old ana, is opposed to cancelling
leal aupplle* and volunteer
th* war debts hot “might b# will
power poured in upon any relief ing" to make soma readjustments
agency that **ked for t he m "If It could roster* International
Banka, atill affected by th* holt tndv.1*
day order. In wm* eaten
"One #f th* moat encouraging
milted withdraw)I* to farllitat* things" about the prarant situa
th* work.
tion "is the elimination of forty
Th* American Legion, United I!n*a" In Congrea*.
State* Narine*. Salvation Army "Th* moat remarkable feature
and xtata and county organ!ra I* th# (lrelaaanata of
tion* co-ordinateH their work wilb Roosevelt."
other agenda* under >up*rrt*lcn “Th#
PrreWant," /S t
of atate and county authoritia*.
Rainey conllnoed, “ Is gong to
Military, naval and p'.lk# unit*, . . ____ ■
Hu *xpr*e**d th# view, that le
to prevent looting, vandalUni and galised beer would ba a /groat
ilUorder, kept the *i (nation in aid to economic recovery,
and
hand. Martial law wa* deemed un- said th# brewing Industry wa*
neeearary and officer* rald thdlc tha sixth largest In th* country
haj been no looting. .
before' prohibition.
Th* demolition of unufe build
"And will you lead tha fight
Inga wa* begun under tha dire*'
for the brar blllT". Repreatntetlon of the county fire warden.
The flint work of that nature tire Byrna wa* asktd. •
atarted at Bellflower, Ju»t »outh "Yta," th# T»nn#s**an replied,
Of downtown I*>* Angele*. One "I* favor It vary much. Its main
hundred fifty men were recruited advantage I* that It will help
balance th* budget."
for the Job.
Mod of the work will have to CHRISTIAN RCIBNCK CHURCH
be done ln Compton, I,onr Beach
moved in to clean up th# dehrla compeiwatlnn cut to 23 percent.
and Huntington Park. Scarcely a
"SUBSTANCE" was thfe subject
Veteran)' organic*lion* includ building [n Compton wa* left unmil repair the damage.
of th# L**son-Sermon In all
Hr. ("hnrle* Ihvkcr, medical co ing the American Legion, have ■rathed.-----—
..
Church*# of Christ, Scientist, on
ordinator. *ald every injured per •aid they would be willing to ac
Humfoy, Mar. 12.
son In the nren under hi* control cept ,a one-yrar flSt reduction of
Th# Golden Text wan from
hail I c-i Irratad and more than 10 percent in payment# to veter Immediate Modifica
Hovea 12:3, 'Turn thou to thy
ItHKI empty hiwpltal lied* wer* yet an* of all war* pending tha proption
Of
Dry
Law
Is
God: keep mercy and Judgment,
aration of recommendation* by
available.
Desired To Permit and wall on thy God continually"
mngr»e»lnnal
committee*
The Southern California Edleon the
Among th# citation* which com
Company cent 100 eleetrle range* atudying th# queatlon.
Sale Of Beverage prised
th# Laseon-Sarmon waa
__
■ - «— .
jh
(<» Long Beach to (apply making But *ince thla program would
Iha'TotJowInjf from tha BIbler "I
Involve TM* than IIOOJOOO.OOO In
l lneed*:
fflll.
(Continued From'Pag* One)
A force of in*pector» ye*terday- caving* a* compared with about tee. Speaker Rainey turned It am the Lord, and there la none
to th* llouh* way* and •Is*, there Is no Cod baslda ma:
made a aurvry of all school build *400,000.000 In tha padding bill'*
1 girded thee, though thou hast
ing* in l-o* Angele# county to de veteran* rectlo,, there la llttla mean* commlttea.
Th* prospect waj that within not known me: Look unto me, and
termine th# ex lent of the earth likelihood that thla modification
a few day* both branch#* would be ya saved, all the ends of the
quake damage. Preliminary estl- will b* made.
mate* Indicated SO,000 puplli of Tho meaiur* propote* about approve th* legialatlon and put earth: for 1 am God, and there
the 200,000 in tha county'* school 2120,000,000 laving* by federal taxee on the beverage aimed to la none else" (Isaiah 43:8, 22).
The Lesson-Sermon also In
*y*t*m would have to remain pay rut* limited to 13 percent.
bring In $150,000,000 n year to
cluded the frflowing passages
away from cla*»e* until the dam While there I* roiulderabte ward balancing tha budget. •
Democratic leader* and antl- from th* Christian Science text
an* la repaired.
■qroradlc nppoaltlon to th* me**The I.oa Angele* city echocl. ure, there aro thoie among ita prohibitionUU expressed confi book, "Science and Health .with
will remain cloned all week, pend' advocate* who frel it doe* not dence that vote* to pna* th* hill Key to th* Scriptures", by Mary
" *
Baker Eddy: “Substance is th«]
ing a complete checkup. An curly [)(1, f>r enough. One of the**— without ado were to t>* had.
aurvey ahowej 142 achool build- King, Democrat, Utah—recently Called at the Whit* House th* which is eternal and Incapable
Ing* were damaged.
N .
told the Senate that Congrea* "briefest Presidential message In and Love nr* subsUnca, as the
menage discord and decay. Truth, Life,
would nevir make aurh econo- history." Roosevelt'*
Scriptures cm this word In liemiea and a man wa».n*ad#d In was only 73 words.
S e n a t e I s Slow the
rwt: The substance of thlnga
At the conclusion nf th* read
White Iloora with rourege
to effect them «ven at ing of the message aome members hoped for, th* evidence of thing*
In Taking A ction enough
applauded. Others not seen.’ Spirit, tho synonym of
the expenae of failing to ha re stood and
shouted and smiled broadly. Few Mind, Soul, or God, is the only
elected.
On Econom y Bill
real aubatancu" (p. 433),
rebel yella wer# shouted.
more brick*, glare and manonry,
but they kept the populace on
edge.
Lon* Beach, renter . f th e
treated dr* truelion, dincontlnued
th* um of city watar becauaa an.
thorltle* auapected sewage from
broken pipe* mlaht have seeped
Into the water main* where break.
a*« might have occurred. Precau
tion! agalnat typhoid and smallpox were taken Immediately.
,
All water drunk In the ruined
art* had t,, be boiled, and there
wa* no gaa to farnUh heat, th*
supply havlnt been cut off to pre
vent firm. Fire* were kindled in
yard* and other open place* anil
water waa lolled In primitive
foahlon,
A groat portion Of 1-nng Beach'*
140,000 realdenta refused to re
turn to their home*, fearing for
(Continued From Page Or.*)
thalr Uvea. They »tuck to the open
•pace*, tentlnr where they could, half of th# admlnMratlon.
Seqalor McNary, of Oregon,
but many deeping with only
blanket for *helter. The weather ) he Kepuhliran leader, i* In(clined to favor the meaanre, al
waa warm, however.
though he had not mad* up hi*
Bread line* (tretcVd for bl'*-*mind
definitely yrMerday. Thera
In tha city park and food romp*
el«ewh*re pa**ed out emergency will bo many Republican votei
for It h# rabl. In the Hnu*e Sat
ratlcna.
Church aervlce* were held In tha urday R9 RrpaMlean* contrib
throughout I h e arc* of uted to the 263 vote* rod for the
great**! drelrortlnn. which ex meaiuro a* it iwept to victory
tended from Huntington Park Just over IIW oppndng vote*.
Senator Connolly, Democrat,
south of tha I*:* Angele* down
town aectlon, to the ocean *hore at Ta«a*, on* of the two eenator* In
Long Beach, a atrateh of tom* 20 th# finance rommlUe* who voted-
mite*.
ngainat favorably reporting tho
B A N K A FFA IR S
A R E EXPLAIN ED
BY RO O SEVELT
(Continued From Pagr One)
•ion.
"We had a bad banking iltua
lion," he explained. "Some of our
hanker* had ahown themaelve*
either Imompetent or dl»hon**t In
Iheir handling of th* people’*
fund*. They had used th# money
minuted to them In »peculation*
ami unwlee loan*. ThU waa of
mure* not truo in the va*t major
ity ef our lank* hut It wa* true In
npough of them to chock th# peo
ple for a Urn# Into a eana# of It*
security and to put them Into a
frame of mind where they did net
differentiate, hot seemed to ahsum# that the acta *f ■ compara
tive few had tainted (Hem all.
“ It wee lb* government’* Job to
«tnlght*n rot this situation and
do It ga quickly a* partible—and
tha Job la being performed.’’
Telling th# people to have no
fear ef the hank* whkh "P” "
meeting "all n*4B*," th* PreaMent
added; "It l* my belief that hoard
ing during Dm paa| n
come aa exceedingly unfashion
A peculiarity of th # later bill, conceded tho bill would pa**
•hock* wa* their change In direc In Ha preran! form.
So did ^enalor Watch, Demotion of mov*m»n|. Friday night,
during th# haavieat tremor*, thoee rent, Ma«**fchu»ett», who U a
lying in bed*. running eaxt and member of tha npedal rommittc*
weal aald they wer* rolled ride- appointed ta *tudy tho veteran*'
wise, somellm** violently. Satur pconomle* but which wa* not
day night th. motion icemlngly ronaolled in th* framing of the
changed, with aleapar, lying e u l legislation.
to weal balnr »haken adgawUe.
“In my Judgment," Walah
Tha cajualty and damage fig aald yexterday, "the »enliment
ure* dmmarwl down, under & of a majority of th* Renata ia
more aratamatla recheck
w*#d heartily In favor of *upportlng
out dapUcathw. to 11* deed, about th* Pmident regard!#** of In
3000 Injured, 4000 of th(M ca«M dividual view* on wm# of 1)m
being merely flr»t aid. and prop blll’a provleion*."
erty damage aggregating roughly
Senator Clark, Democrat, MIr
13,000,000 to 110,000,000. The ionH, th* other eenator who opcoroner'* death Bat f o r Long poeed it In commlttea would able pastime."
Beach •bowed SO dead.
make no prediction*, but indi
II* piseed ahaotut# confidence In
RtttnartnU btfin op*nln* in cated nothing could atop final
the toundnee* of th* new currency
Long Beach and other town# In paraage.
new being pumped Into th* chan
th* affected district a* ami** «f
T - . engineer* and
* crarremen
^rXrnrn
program
laborer*,
^ enacted by Congrea#
_____ i____________ ‘
Irather Hu.
,1 m U
n t il nower
tha„ giro
blanket
power
to th* Pretldaol.'* he raid. 1
enjoyahM Hartg for tho. young am
not agalnat tha principle pro
people of Ganeva laet Wedgreday
poned, hot I dost lllto to w*
night L - ’
Mr. ami Mra. Jo# Cameron, and Congre** abdicate It* power and
family, Of UAH'* Station, rpent eauaw a revolutionary chaagt In
aur ayitam of government.“ ’
Sunday h iJ M s .
Several amendment* may
J. a Browa,>of Lakeland, for.
effaced
*n th* flora, but tb
tarty of Od* gHy, who has
wRo wore conaldering them mid
•launch Dfthoerat and y
party yratarSxy thla atop had not
urkm oR M* Ufa. ■
U■In’Bn*
n tso for
u t 'f o W r a i and ha* dcflaltety been determined.
hf many On*.change proponed may bo
and ilmlfor to that offered but rewhtek vreaM
Ha
Mat*. He..
I l f . ret*rue
•tUOTR
WASHINGTON. Mnr. 12— W)
—A* the time approaches when
President Roosevelt will nem* hi*
H art Tour o E s r
election* for ambassadorial past*,
' Fitted Now III
responsible circle* yesterday said
Reduced price an
Jam#* M. Co*, Ohio publisher and vision and Kryptok
Democratic candidate for Presi all sbsU and matters
dent In 1920, la under serlqua con tilted frsmss.
sideration for th* poat as minister
Dr. Hmrjr MeLaafla, Jr,
to Germany.
OPTOMETRIST
President Roosevelt wa* the vice
US Park Arm
presidential candidate on the tick
—
mlrnmmm*a
et with Cox 13 years ago end —
they are warm personal friends.
Frederic M. Parkctt, o# LoulaBRYAN
vlU*. Hr, tha prerant ambassador
at Karlin, submitted hie resigna
tion on Mar. 4. It has not been ac
cepted a* jet, although Backett hi- Scrvlc# Staiioa and
dleated to th* State Department
Storafa— R*palri»v
4
that h# would Ilk# to leave Berlin
Gaa, Oil sad Ttra Service
about Mar. 20.
Jama* M. Curley, of Beaton, G a m and ' SttltertT ATS. "
Maw.. Is also reported to ba under
PHONE 2113
f*
*1? t 1 ‘ ^ tf r
consideration for an ambassado
rial peat, presumably that at
Rome.
Although Judge .Robert -W■(iam.art.ia
Ringhara, of LouI*villa, haa not
ranwiKo
been appointed formally nmbgaaador to Loodoa, hie selection U
generally haltered ta fa* assured. * . i
llkaly that
It now ate*
at (Mi
Jaaae laldar Straus, of Naw Yark,
Gleb m
will raroiro tha appointment > to a trial
Paris and that Ck
laud* I
Herald Printing Os
hlin
repine# Irwin Loughll
udor at
It Is generally believed'In offi
cial Mrctea that Hugh Gibran will
b* retained, os ■ ambasMdor hi
nel* nf |**wey exchange.
Brussels.
"This currency■" bt
Two other
"I* nof flat cut lam! ■ It ia
only oa adequate security—nod [ liin Europe, Warww nod
•very goad bank haa aa abundance are tilted by1 pelHIcn) appoint***
of such amurlty."
who win probably ha replaced In
Referring to tb*
th* near future*
greeted in aome place* ever thal
*t*t# bank* euLaide tha federal r*->| NEW YORK. Mar. 13— IAV-
RtpxraentiUv* Sirovteh fia>«d
u m ayatom, ha aald:
l q « t a%hi u Spank-.
"Thee# banka can and xrtll reralra wriatenre . from awatbra
f
urifuMPij win
banka and from tha Riaaaatroi
ten hare bwa oshod by tha
Uaa Fteanro Corporation. Thera
Mtretery Of the treasury t« perstate hooka are f-Baurtar the
tha i
m»| ttetr gufd banka U
eneupt that they
Ctuh
timti
PMfM|
•<*»
^Vf***-\-’
�1
T H E COLOSSUS
OFROAD3
ial And Personal Activities
C ««7 A X
rn* i
R tverw c
TUESDAY
Regular bridge party
Mn awl Mr*. John M*l*ch at
l a l t i th* boat race* at New
I n f n k ye*t*rday afternoon.
* menu. quantities of cnla line*
and other n»wer»_wer* amnged
in vniea and bowl*.
'• In the early part of tha areitlsg
'• the gueet* donned coatutiwe and
r; portrayed character* taken from
11 Mother Goo#o rhyme*. Card game*
and Anting were thert anjoyed un
til * late hour. Otto and Waller
' Trapp played for the dancing and
' entertained with eonge and In-
Mvd Mr*. R. U WUkeraon
ia, R. L JK. nnd , Alfred,
(turned from Nota»olga,
ere they apenk-a few day*.
lira, Clement W, Booth, of
New Yartt City, arrived today to
apttid a'Short time her* with her
aabt,1 Mr*. Richard Ten Eyck.
1SU Wanhlngtan Avenue.,
Hh. W. T. Langtry gnd Aughtar, MtrMnret, relumed la*t night
field Camp If 111, Ala where they
apent a few daya with relative*.
Mr*. U. F. Whltner. Jr. ami
children, Dorothy Amt and-Jane.
are Improving at their home on
North French Avenue after being
III fhr the pert week.
Mr*. Ralph A. Smith and Mr*.
Whiter (L. Cooper arc fu m ing
to leave Tueeday for Aron Park
to attend a meeting of the State
Federation of \Yomen'| Club*.
Mr. and Mr*. Loul* A . Ukltr, or
Winter Park, formerly of thl*
city, epent yerterday here with
th' Ailttr’* parent*, Mr. and Mr*.
WJfW Eden field, aid W en Third
JUrrlet Ilaaard,
daughter
of
Mr*. A. F. llaiard, la able to be
out again after being III at her
home on Dark Avenue for a week.
T. II. Fle*h left laet week for
hie borne at Oklahoma City after
(pending about a week .her* aa
tha gueiU’ of hla mother, Mr*. S.
M. Venhhle, at the home of her
dauRhttr, Mr*. Georg* W. Gray,
3<XJ C ut Twentieth Blreet.
Ml** Loul*# Illcluon and Ml**
France* Dnreey, ef Miami, »tud•ni* at Stelaan Unlveralty, spent
Ratuvday afternoon her* with tho
formar'i parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
It. G. IUek»on, Celery Avenue.
Joe Tucker, of Klulmmee, re
turned teday to hk home after
■pending tha week-epd hero with
Mr. and Mr*. John Schlrard, We*t
T eafljtreet.
AtDHBMUL«RU»linra...-—-*-***""
High ecore prtae* for th# evenlug were awarded to Ml** Helen
Mclinl*. Mr*. Blake, Mr. Be.t,
and Mr. TheoboM. Refroahmenti
were aerved to the following. M>.
ami Mr*. ('. Whlttemore, Mr. and
Mr*. McDowell, Mr, and Mr*.
Blake, Mr. ami Mr*, Hardy, Mr.
and Mr*. Hardy, Mr. ami Mi*.
Croahy, Mr. ami Mr*. I’ iw « t l,
Mr. and Mr*. Theobald, Mr. and
Mr*. Macauly, Mr. and Mr*. Ile*l.
Mr*. Smally, Mr. and Mr*. Arcry,
Mr*. 51. (table, of Ne#r Smyrna,
Mr*. A. It. Burdclli', nf New
At hen*. Ohio, Mr. nnd Mr*.
Hun.Yiie, Sir*. Waller H**kin-un,
nr Anton Ohio, Mr. and Mr*. O.
N. Trapp, Mr. and Mr*. MnrtDnn,
MD* MeHale, Ml** Craig. Mil*
Midget Goodwin, Mr. Sprague,
Mr. I.innell, Abliy Mortlron. K.
Coulter, W. Nkkle*. and Walter
“Sign Of The Cross’*
Playing At Milane
"The Sign of the Cro**“ wMrh
opened yerterday at the Milane
Theater, D munclhlng more than
an ln*plr!ng tyrctavlu within It■elf. It D proof uf the f.irt that
Carl) B. IK'Mi lie, inaalcr of thl*
type of enterlalnmrtu In the »i*
lent day*, can hetn; »u.ivd to hi*
will, and piWuc« a Dim of even,
vartor |troporlluti* then In the
part. It I* further p i'» f o f the
cvcrlaiting appeal of entertain
ment o f a epcctaeuDr natute,
whether the audiciivo hapi *n* to
be In Koine'* Ctrvu* Mavlmu* or
In the modern motion picture
theater.
The telling of the film'* *trong
atr.iy, moreover, ha* been plvrwl
in tho hand* of nn exceptionally
talented c*«t. Fredrk
March
rrorea a* the Iloman I'atticlan,
Mvrcu* Sufcrhm, who love* a
ChrDlian girl; Kli**a lmm.9 I*
|ov«ly a* the ChrMian, McrcU;
Claudette Collett *ur|>a**p* her
p u t performance a* the wltkrd
Eaipret* PoppaewTUahrle* loiughton (a no leiui (ban magnitklent
a* Nero, ami Vivian Tnhln, Ian
Keith, Joyielle, Kobcrt Manning,
Ferdinand
Gottxhalk,
Harry
Brm fonl, Arthur Hnhl, N»t Ikndiet n, ( latrine Burton. Hkhnni
AleianoVr,
William V. Mnng,
Tommy Cnnlnn, Joe Bonnmo ar.d
Harold llealy ale exrellrnt In
■urporllng rok*.
of
the
Social Department of lb* Wornan‘* Club will Uka place at 1:15
the club hou*e
o'clock at tka
____ ertlh
___
Mr*. Sanford Doudney, Mr*. J.
E. Baker, and lire. Clyde Ram**y
«• hoat*****. Rf**rrations may be
mad* with Mr*, Doudney.
Th# Aurlan Cla*» nf the Flr*t
Baptbt Church wUI hare a “tacky"
party at 1:90 o'clock at the Celery
Club with Mr*. J. T. Griffin, Mm.
C. A. Taylor, Mr*. C. 8. Shepherd,
and Mr*. I . T. Shepherd a* hoat*
lie**.
Regular meeting o f th* Junior
tilth School P.-T, A. will take
place at 3:90 o'clock it th# ncheol
niidltorium. A meeting of the eg.
WEDNESDAY
An all day meeting nf th* Wom that piano playing bring* more
an'* Ml«*lnnnry Union of the Flrwt| (drain to the nervr* than unv oth
Raptirt Church will begin at 10:00i er foim o f putdlc appearance.
A. M. al the church, with 511** She added that aome help* to re
Emma |.rarhm*n, 'field worker of lieve thl* (verve ron*ci»m*n«-«* are
the Woman'* Millenary Union, preparedne**,
*rlf-tr*lning and
and Mr*. II. C. Perlman cerrv*- regular ami concentrated prorponding -ccrctary np the • Mate
Union, In attendance. A'entered minlmiie the »*lf-rtenwnt. "ftvrdlah lum limn will bo rcrvnl at gel the audience erlat* and rnfny
noon.
hi* placing If h*r would have oth
THURSDAY
er* enioy It."
Regular meeting of Seminole
The program w»* prr*enled a*
Chapter Number Tw.i (lrdcr of follow *
th* Ra*'ern Star will take place tlei ave Tan-nlclle, J.\ef
at 7:90 uVluck at the Mauvnlt
Mary France* Amln>w*.
Hall.
Ijitghetto. ricnmnll
Mnr
Smith.
Slumherland, Grady
Winn Korgii»»on.
Alla lYlarra Op. 'id N«. :l.
entl—Katherine Mnrrtton
Of Intercat In a number nf t'hromatle
JL.lru_.Mark,
frienda.hero U the awneun-emrnt• Young,
of the marriage U*t night of M|**
Beatrice May Cniean, daughter of Miuintnln Stream. Sidney .'Vnllh.
Itulh IVarntan.
Mr, and Mr*. (I, E. t\r*«n. of thl*
rlty, to Itonald t). Young, *on of Song nf the |V«*anl, Itinaldo
KlUaUth Whittington.
Mr, and Mr*. II. L Young, al*o of
Gigue
N». :t. Barh-Matth.oiII
Jhl* rlty. Th* errrm.ny wft* per.
Fannie Helm Mun.nn
formed la«t night at U;fk) nVtock
hy'Juilg,. Jauica U. Sharon In the ttu**lan Itco e. Ado ItiMtelmann
—Grrtchen Mnnlron.
garden of Urn Kl*h on Cnmcron
Avenue In the prc*eme or the |m- Concert I’olk*. limner llarthtt
Evelyn Nl|>l«'r.
lav Clmiuetalne. Gahrid Marie
tint h hlnddor.
An Matin, Godard Carolyn t'ogburn.
.Vciuniiul Ho-i dal witloo f l v
t'andlng of the llinL, Micheiiv
mlnatc* nflcr the crn*h. N-I(ay
I hiilt'ginidi* imlu ut' d that Vetnay'* -kail i* fratturvd jtl.l over
the left temple, and thvl hi* ri*ht
hurd h.i 1.**,ti eprnini'd eewrcly.
The fltnc, ovvi:, I by It. J. It***)•
I* n t"tnl vvr.-k. Ii* Wl hornpowet
Genet mot' r i a tna*» of twl,tc,|
metal, while |Ih- left wing, cock
pit and Inrtrummt h> -ml vv.i*
All niemher* „ f iho Woman'* (•[llnlvml itilo bit*. Duly a por
Ml**h'narv Union nf the Flirt tion of Ih,- light wing ar.,1 tear
Rnptlrt Church arc M n g urgnl tn fu*clagv mb* intact. What-i, tell
nllrnd an nil dnv mrcllng o f the of tho plan,' vvu* nl tho Be,-I
rrgnnlrnllon
Wcdncedav licgm- Girago en Myrtle Awmio ihi*
hlng *t 10:00 A. M. Ml** Entm*
l.cnrhman. field worker of the
.Mr. Dectcl, i* * Hccn*e,| pilot,
Union, and Mr*. II. 1*. IVetmro,
(.n l the ilnnc ho on* c jierating
rorre*ru>nilloe ie n-lnry *f the
.late Uel-’ e ill
In attendance. a Itii tv** lifer-oil. Young Vetnay
A r o v e '-' ti-l, lunrhron will l«- I* otto of revet nl local pvl illrnt
vnlhnrlnrt* nnd h»* Icon In Iho
»erved r ■ on.
nir on many nccml-t,».
Another factor in the rig.intle
ta<k ef re-openng the banka U
the (llrtrihutkn nf the rrw cur
rency. Kvrn working at lop *[*001
the bureau of engraving an..'
printing U able to turn nut only
fcllMKKJ.OtW worth ef the new
iCaiilinurd From raire Onet
n«tra dally. Thu
dayi
rvrdcd mrieaae m nreJtutn nf a i .
utiller ilie ataajjrr «)r*trpii will
change nn l will facilitate hinliic,., Hive the bureau more lime tuj
tiun*acliuiu.
vutrh t|> with the dr rua-.if- nf the,
l-atr*t available figure* *h w batik*.
there are itoan national anil Hit
Meanwhile the Fc-.Vtnl govern»tate I snk* In the 1‘eileral He- nirnt face* two other gigantic fn»etve Sy«tem. There are 1H,7<W eil operation* -v lto ttnn .of In
»tale hank* which are not mem come tax,-* and the refunding on
ber* nf the Killeral llr-enr.
Mar. 15 of 1700,non,noo in governTrcmury rfTicial* polnte,| nut inert *eeurltie*.
that the mormon* physical' tart
I’tolerti* nm*"
again*!
the
of receiving nn.| pa**lng cn ap- Irraaury'a plan over the wrrk>
pllratlon* for liccu-ca frnnt the end. II iv. Albert 1 Hit,-hie, nf
th.uaamJ* of bank* in the cum. Maryland, riitju.-e.l the new curtry waa partly *olve<t by the ivney «« (ring ••-olely for the
rt.igger »>*t,'in. They rnuiha.ijcd ‘benefit of the rational hank* and
the fart that a failure of a |mr- Federal lte«erve think*" to the ev
tirnlnr hank to open Immediate ly olution of *tate bark*.
.*hintIt] not revmnfjjy
inter
“ The only privilege
all met
preted a* mrnning it m u in „ ’ tali' Innk*", he r.ii', "utnhr the
froten Condition.
new law I* the opportunity, of
RE-OPENING OF
RANKS BEGUN
M I N U S FLURRY
J
W . 1st ST.
Spec tabling
In
truck
eervice. W# work while
you *lcep- day or night.
BARGAIN DAYS
BEGINNING W EDNESDAY,
MARCH 15,
AND ENDING S A T U R D A Y ,-A P R 1L 1^ T H R
HERALD IS MAKING ANOTHER HALF
P R IC E
AND
LESS
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CURTAINS
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Last.Timea To-Night At 8:30
Mnrtin’s Garage
HERALD
Richard V e r n a y
G e o r g e Deetch
I n j u r e d In Fall
Miss Beatrice Corson
Weds Donald Young
a.klng th, RecorirtrtctUm Fli;an
Corpora Hun |» purtha*# If tR
IV A k iit and thy xecrntury ok,
Tira’ nry approve. . . It will bo
of valor in the en«e t f <ht la'ger
Inetltntlon*. hu i! I. .Said to
imagine it U m helpful to Hihhjr
of ibi* town or in n ! banka of th*
cojnttjr. II'tv i- it going t« V
under tiu*«e
rticum•tnnce* for the rtate hank* to
rurvivr thl* handicap an f thl*
di*criminatlon?’’
A cwnewhnt «ml!nr ^implant
svn* yaked in Ih* Senate ?ntur,.ny
by Senator Huey Eon* |P, Uv.|.
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Send In yuuro toduy and luKe full atlvanlape nf thin Himnil offer.
Quality Cleaning la Nat
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h M M d hi n n W i I H e a r t
Tka WoaM'a Crwrtaat VegeUble
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY K S tS T A K K
SANFORD. F LORIDA. SA T H ID H . N A K I I L M O
Flood Of Hoarded Gold 1s
A re Killed In I
■uake W hich II
es C a lifo rn ia
Bill P<
|
NEW YORK. Jtar. l l .- b P l
La.-*
T o rre n t* 'o f f o a n j r n ' p U yv strr-’ frenl
J a i i k h p i l lr« ( r | m l r a t n . r TTw
• bant* of lh ( iT lte d State*, a i t It j that
I rstiasatcs t{ total receipts ran:. 1 .
I n g between }l'X\(XWJBtte i n __
Wall Street Banking
About 4,000 Injured
Institutions Ready
And Property Dam Roosevelt Pledges
jr
For Resumption Of' *fjoo.iw.roo.
age Runs Into Mil
Aid To California
Scouraged by threat* * f t e a r ■ u
Business OnMonday i .**'■ ry taie* . evpovure and * \m tKnl
l i o n s Of Dollar^ WASHINGTON, M ir. I L L O S A N G E L E S . M a r. 11.
— < A -P .)_ C o u n t I n *
iU
e a r t h q u a k e d ra tl a t 132 o r
m o r e , th o - In ju re d a t a b o u t
4 .0 0 0 a n d p r o p e r ty tlnm ajro
in th e te n s o f m illio n s, S o u th *
--------a n * - C ^ f o m F a - 'f e f r m * ,n n ( fl‘: ‘
m a th to d iy o f th e 22 m a jo r
a h o c k a w h ic h s t r u c k a t I n t e r
v a ls la s t n i g h t a n d th i s m o rn
in g .
Beach, where the trem ra
tl tw k
hardest. reported a t
least 87 dead, and a thousand in- i
I p riv n p ^ n it'.r* . repentant v 1 : J
•ra th e r frightened “mmttrw ^ 1*i .,rPa]
dnae." »wamp.il into th e centra! j ^ ,
I hanks mi th e twelve feiiera) r •
.
j »er»w district*.
..
j While the federal m e n * a e r J , 1
I her hwnl > » e t the prtw ipai *le- 1
u a e liH a .Q L jc »*i..*.n.....uvus*.an.u~».AAi
■rertm .a tv * . hm*»* amoeiat* w ee-. 1 ,r 'J
' returoe-1 h r im 'liilita lv A« m
”
Tht*r*A«y'« ttam jw le. r»M M L !' " h
' lug* ra ire hack in real tt «U*».
Fvs
i Far*. < u iln * n , brief rasa* anti rh-- »
truck.
j•
, The New To*V Federal Raeer*. »h • P
. tlvnk. in e*fuW-t t» th e i f i ml '*•••
itepartm ent which
j from ieem'v-e hen)
re tirjr It* npr'*
three flnorr ,.f it
huihCara ar l dai'it-tiV.
UF)— Ail poailbla federal a s
sistance thraugh the Army,
N icy , and public health se rrkes * u c iteo d rd to ( a jifo irlt
Earthquake eufferrrs In-hy a!
the order of President Roosel ell. r illfom ia ’ ark* a r t e a t.U ttiW ^.A ^adiaftC a—i h * . ^ * * .
necessary la rellare distress
pffciril by the earth q u ik e a n .'
If fu rth er assistance i« nerve• tr y It wl I b e a ra n te j by the
Treaaury. Servile* of the Red
C Jb a w ire placed a t the diafosal of C.dif. tnian* ard of.
fk isl* of th at
organisitlon
were d h ra lrk e d 'td 'th e w e re
hy airplane. :— ,
• ••
trade r r a m
TOBEFARESTf
FT SETTLE\!»ES
!hi ThTL-urr iVpv*
i V iam
w V
u.^p.ivta^yi
a MtiM4a»i*fSti
f
h* - t u r n li e H e n m r d lk r*W
b*nk wea a n im a l *niw ahvei3**^ n iih ■••IhbHllai %
-*“.gr m att tl*
Local Persons Will
Attend Eustis Dinner
SI* me filler* of the Seminole
County Chamber °[ Commerce to
day were looking forward to a
dinner to be held a t Fountain Inn,
F o ilia, n e tt
Tuesday evening,
whan Mr. and Mr*. Frank Wktarman, of New York and Kuatta.
will be hoata to the member* of
tha Central Florida Council tJ
The dinner la etpeelad to be of
unusual interact In th a t Mr. Wa
term an, millionaire pen manufac
tu rer. haa arranged another laviih
program with many feature*. The
principal speaker wilt be t h e
chaplain tJ the Philadelphia Ath| H ie s baseball team, considered
on® Of thw moat forceful speakers
In th a t city.
Mr. W aterman haa InvUrnl tha
following persons
to r :o-e*»nt
Samltr.de Coun*y a t tbl* i«nn»r:
Mr. and Mra. II. M. ranw . -W Mr.
and Mr«. B. V. Haines. ••' «>•*monte Springs, ami Mr. r-«! Mr>
Karl Lehmann, at Sanfonl.
Trade Body Group To
Take Yacht Cruise
member* of the Women's Ctrlr
C em nlttee of the Seminole County
Chamber of Cominarre on a cruise
around tha lake. Monday afternoon
n t 8.-40 o'clock, shortly a fte r n
scheduled committee meeting haa
been enacluded.
GueaU will include those com
m ittee members who have sent in
their acceptances fo an InvIlatH i
eitendod them ' *hy Mthe Careers
laat wnek through the trade body,
f t wea announced today that
w ith Mm. Wi L- Morgan presid
ing. member* o f the committee
who will meet n t 1:90 tfrlock will
discuss plana fo r tb« rom lr* Slain
Tournament af U 'U e
Theatre
Plavers. the State Confarenee n t
Social Worker*, and eth e r everts
scheduled fo r the nest few week*
Canning Plant Will
Employ HundredMore
- Women and girls who wish
■toady employment for tha n est
few weeks are urged to rail a t tha
Echerson F ruit Canneries In c.
p lan t an Thirteenth Street a t
WASHINGTON, Mar. 11— oV
— President Rooaavelt war prrpat
Ina laat night to aubnilt to Con
g ress—possibly
t day—aa t h i
third point |n hia emergency pro
gram a far-flung plan for recruit
lug a huge arm y Of 500.000 uneni
era! a re invited to attend a m eet
ing of the rlub Fi he held a t the
Court Hon*r Monday night a t
oVIoelr, with P. K. Darner, preabllng.
• The meeting ha* been called for
the purpoee f etplaining the ac
tio n ttf atate-wlde celery grower-*
who In a lakeland meeting lav*
night, voted In attend the rurta*lmvnt p a rt'd through neat wrrl*.
One fifth o f the crop in to le cu r
tailed for the second ,ucT*-»»ive
week.
Mr. Dnrncr alno Invited all -hip
ping organisation* d ing bu*ine*a
In Ihe rminty to nerol a represen
tative to the meeting n Monday
night.
Educator Will Be
Rotary Club Speaker
Hr. William S. Braid, notnl
puldinst and member of Ihe farully Of Rollins ('ollegr at Winter
Hark, has been enraged t« deliver
• n address on **The Kraily Rig
Dusinaaai.f tha Hour” before San
ford R otariani a t their Tuesday
noon luncheon a t the t ’elery t'luh
next week.
I)r. Beard romes to Sanford
through the e ff'rt* of R otanyn IL
{Continued On Page Sle)
I - Maltblr, retlrml rapiislivt and
The McKee Jungle f ’artleiv form er m a y o r of Altamonte
|nmte>l near Venr Beach are Spring*. The program t* in hi*
ranrvd out of (he heart of Ihe hand*, and ha promise* that Hr.
Florida lungle. This la a beauty Beard'* addres* will he one o* the
spot, unique in Itw entire tnun- n*~«t interesting dellvere-l Iwfore
try .
I Rotariana in Mveral week*.
t'HICAGO. M a r . II <>Ft
Mayor t'erm ak. th i.aro "* f ln i
foreign I* rn mayor, who darted
in the coal pita. n * » to the mayarality ami died from an a<-aa,in ‘a bullet, a s * bunml in the lb*hemian national, cvm .tery yeater,|ay in the mo*t lnrpre«»i»e funer
al the city ever »aw.
It wav luvt 23 day* after he wav
Hresbletit-elevt R—wvvvit a t Mi
ami.
IMF i- estim ated WHOl per on.
—soldier*. ^ d o rv , muniripal em
ploye* ami citiaen* nurvheil in
hL* funeral prnrenniun a line five
mile* l ng. Th* IJ-m itr route !o
the rentel»rv wa* line.1 with addi
tional i rnwit* eniim alrd in bun
dre.1. of thaunaml*.
Iteforr the loirial. eivie Ver*wewere held In Ihe t'hieago ntadium.
huge am phitheater on Ike near
we»t tide o f the city where May*>*
Ccrmnk n » e. a* IVmovrat *• na
tional rnntm ilteem aa. t-mh part in
t h e political conventioa which
rum inated R n u ttc ll foe the preatde"ry. ‘
Mayor ('erm ak wa* not a mem
ber of any denominate a. **» the
vervice* were nnn-*eeiatian. Gov
ernor H om er, of lUino**. hi* long
tim e friend and |* litiral a*vart*re. Rev. John Tbenepaow, <*f th The S;ene#r Frwihor*. Inn oml
Flr*t Mrlhn>h*t Ckureh. Fathe • ll. W . aUl battle il out fur liar
I >ome I F'rvwlev. o t St. Jerome'
iKTt t:t(e a* I l l y ‘...if Clie.upiua.
D u j TT-ing of thu.c ■OMM-0*.tf
1 > rp arn ta without tmukL- » trerdby. Ihe pair lelity -to * * r ■ y
1 t* atati* aoolher atatch whien will
' *-» Ule V'lllal or hotter uf taM*U!
' t; tell- final niateit • f l e t year,
ihe m a'rl, win h , j * Jim Njrei*cer »e»'e a two up vwtnry r*, s i n
ike title a* welt * -e t a new m ill !
trap etKX-e tevnru *<f hh wnn h 1
i* Skiit uutie.l n r mrbr ken. ~"
Jiei hpeurer d> If i U i| K. k'.
Ilcitebot ter « and l y v n ieru y
• kite b n hruther wn> ilefoattnc
Ray llutlvr i ■>.>.» L
•Rb' r -em ifioul jioh. Ini, atuF
The I'M ikist hwli-iav will rr*C Itk flight m u lt* bait s e t —-n
present a diatiacaaBbni crimp ml artie* a t e u ty I w t y . nur Kiut oil
waterway eathuaiaets. bea-farJ hy *-tk*i*lb*u nialrhe* nrueho*t a
.-saeluvHMi. h m » x p « t^ t that
eveey maUk in (ha M en'. Tmirnaj amat will have b**n «**iu'ludt>*« he
j face l-U> ovtnrk tuMmrt ** oftee[ M t e - s a v e the— Spewrvr i ' ' . iu,"
Interesting Progra m Of Trade Body Waterway Group
To Be Staged In Fern Park Theater; Will Come H e r e
L is t minute aiVitiuna to what fe a le rri. There will he a I'tm i*To Inspect River
already was an inletaallng pro- ute progM * a f a ia jlt off.*re*| :y
gram that Is to b , p re d a te d free
Munisalvalge. Inman u
to the publie n t the Fern Park
U tt'o T heater building Munday
eight, today drew from Chamber
of Commtrre officials, whp am ei>sforsors, the opinion t l u t " I t will
b e . a fomniunlty
get-tagethrr
meeting th at aboeid draw n great
throng.”
The affair is one of several
stage*.' by the trade body for the
purpose of uniting each county
community in n stronger bend of
fellowship, him iiar events ha«*
been he'd a t Otiede, Geneva, aed
In k s Mary, and It In n n tk ip itcrl
th a t a record throng will attend,
ll. M. Hapworth. presh b n t of
•be tia d e body, will prasida. Cara C. Ilallell, of F ern P ath will
n t e r l a wo'rome to the guests
M#f(U WUUmm>
b,
, JrBCB (;uthrie
a t the p lu o , will sing a group ef
Irish soaffn. They win atop at the
Fern P ark meeting enruute to
Sanford t f ta r having bro-olctat
tbr'inm <"|itt<im >n o rer an OrUndo radio station.
f i p ta l a H allett this morning
announced th a t ha baa n e u n d aa
an ad V] aU rm tioa of interest,
the spr earsues o f Mlsa Ceneviavt
Annltkihoyu Greec, a Ckcrlaw In-,
dian who U .n a t.d c rt it K>dlina|
College. Mina G reer will render a
pregram of Indian songs ami lo
gends. Ska *na b eta In Oklahoma
usd la a ilra a t daaeender.t of the
Kalaam fondly. H er Itdian name
“ Annieklkoyo*’, m ataiax “One to
The official party, which t. m m ing In il— prrt the peapn-p-1 rrn**state ship canal aad the St. JvhnaIrvlWn River eaaal. h*vie-W» II***rTevaman RebL Vf tttinn**. prr*irt-rl af the National River* 1 v*l
llnrhar* rovgre*. a*d a m— h -i
ef the P ts-rs *ia| Ila -K -.d I'.****
a l'le - af the llaaspe ef Reorvuen-
tativr*. Apswwalssatetr If* ethee
eetL—ally known w Sarwey •**|hn*ia*r< a re eekeAsla I to •-.****eenv Msier-Gew—a l Itrvwv >n>*
$Lj S Per C a p ita C a l l H a M ia g
la IT. a F A S And f » t t f a h
WMaOCUZTWt^ »Sr.
M n ia ry
t«»
«lUr*mr tlw mwtffia. tlW- n
,,rT turm i nii»nr 'VMiWtit i
J5kUf . i|( 'liittlYrp InHl 1
mn
r v an r---- n. _
R*P Manila Jimttmf
fl
\a p.. r
ti*. kjB B juoi —
■we vapila »
ww» -emvwhai
h x r tlm
le . ihe* tv.
wwwkfp vtafvnir-*> - I -|M a,
—br emir amt heittow v»n* •**
*he Ih frit a-adM '-e T i-w **-,
A’lwg w8 as**—*
’Laky emit v— f I— IIituv '
fluid »wewWrw«»—
'•’wniliie*' **|v-e 4i-ili*r*
BHkmr rwr*lflew«eftv srn ry net*— *t Irene
*J**b' nltar— utv*—
g lo w m s L'»ile.| M ol*. o»it— ,
■ -lerv l gi.vw .v ,-n.
Fvtler ll I t —*>. 'lant .
TvUsf f A
JPi s e t
> r . :ir. t*rv>
tthr. x t. n n
Jtirm W*i m a t
ban K IHT!*
‘ •Ww* mil inelioM. m t 'mil
>t rise Ttew—••». f b |b * k Ra
ttfvafx K 4 | V-i,l be K—twnsf
fnneint arewane u •w<iidS*R. a s
vrrvw Hwnfta n* in - (latk-t.
led o trsw- jv simeg rmth ,mmt -*JVs
•t I VOW te wwliidmS i n k * «te*B w*u
teitar*. raapamstveiv.
LTk# Btunev e ----ilbnaai mstl
•iu- the vstarinwnrnl Umir* mt **—
f i b s e e l Owvr—-
t ■nfoni wa* tei*r*>*ente*i a t rtw
* " * l New Soiyraa Yacht t'lul*
*-•** *nd bast roc—* in that «is>
im a fters mm hy f tty 1'inamisr I t A Lakmee. HI X. f i t s
•rtk . s a a Mr. ami Mr*. K art
ikmaois. The
f*trrmrr Ka«*
�Celery Market
TOSOLVESTATE
Through court«*y of tba U. 8. Deportnwiu '
ture in co-operation with Ihe Florid* State
Bureau, B. E. Winfrey. Sanford repreac
Governor Is Holding
Series Of Confer
ences With Bankers
Bo«»w
For Divorce Replacement Of Com
FormerMayor mander P ro p os*
IOn Desertion B y I t s Presiden
l *H*d MbMO IW t t i n a r . ■*»
hJrSSo •*, cT c« lit I, * calif. I t
.<*■ Ill
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TALLAHASSEE, Mar.
- f l t n m r D o r. Sholta today bo
ffin H iding a aorloa ay "Informal
co nference" with i U U b an k ed
-t<» work oat oomo w a r of taking
car* of o«r atata bank* boro hi
TT WiMir « p * r . t i
T Fla. irrlved: I • "
aup*ii<« iiokt
■roil. « « i ' i ta ro t/
Elm Ida."
«uM
to oa h m at homo to loo that aer
atato baaka ar* not Wfi oat la th*
told."
W h i lever actk n la Ukan In thla
•tala, bo declared, “win b* uniform
action and wlU apply to both na-
i la test to o e a v o rr-
Jaffa) adrartliamant* would »*•
nitlra that long. A ropy of tho op
inion then will ho mailed to •»*
former mavor’a laat known add m . and If lha aMlon l» ""t
raalalail, a final d aw # will lw
■rintad nndrr routlna proerdiirp^
Tho petition waa filed In l>«d®
monty drenlt court and r h a rfr.
Walkar, who bmamo an Intamntlonal figure whlla mayor of New
York from JM5 to 1032, “com
tlnuouily and unlntarruptailly
abaanlrd hlmaalf from Mr*. Walk*r from about Oct. IS, IMS "■*
to th . Urn# of lha filing of thl«
hill ♦ •
It chargad alao tha'
rafuaod to return and live wllh
.Ma wife.— .— --------- -— ------r-—
Tha petition aaya further that
tha plaintiff “ahowe that aha ha*
a t mil tlmaa during co n tin u al"
of Vi# marital .yalatlona, antharaaftar, rondudtad "haraalf and
dona ararpthlng a dutiful wife
ahould do: th a t-a h . haa «l-ne e»o n th ln g In bar power to main
tain the marttal relation* *
'
that aho ha* mad* numarnua raniirsts for reconciliation l>ut
dafandant ra.IMad all aurh altempi* • •
• Mr*. Walker we* Janat Alleh
until .he ami Walkar were mar
ried In St- Joaaph'a Church In
Naw York 21 year* ago.
a young lawyer, right out of
Naw York law aehool and In prep
aration for a career that took him
from Oraanwlch Village, where
ho waa bom, to th . capital* of the
world aa “hla honor, the mayor of
New York." Hl( public aarvle# began when ha waa alactad to th*
itsts tssemMy In 1010. From In it
post ha prograiaatl to atata a»n-
a m t A lll
F l O R ID A ’3
N tW
“Jimmy," who early In Uf* had
won a reputation for hla wit. had
one eye on U|# atage hlmaalf.
Mayor Of Coral
G a b l e s WTites
On Bond Trouble
U nrim l-lliM n a.rtlnn nt glnr
Ida: Ml 1, 1. rliot. . Ilaallnffi mo-l.r• tit i m | »lr* Innilry.
Itemaa*
modarat*. mark.t H i i t r I 'l r b t i
l i t ihipitim point, la Inch crala*
Individually waabaO. <-!• do a ll.ia
•11.It*,
nioalljrI ll.it,
|.«
doa. li.ii.
11. h w
floa
h l.h .r :
rra t*
w a a k rd . » -l« d o i I I .I * , fa w h l » h . r
S T E A K S 11 5
b
100 W h ile W om en nnd
G irin fo r Irp ip o rn ry em
p lo y m en t p ack ag in g need.
A pply Im m ediately.
STOKES SEED CO.
201 Weal Flrat 8lreel
lb .
LINK PORK SAUSAGE
Pot Roast o
Our Pork I« Government Inspected
CHpice PORK HAMS
RESULTS
M te la P r lr e
RATES
^Artbttofa
I- n,
jm
ha* mad# .ppM ratl.D feT'**
t . lama la aaanjtanre with %
paid
lowing
daaerlbed pin party altaalad
In aamlaola Coaaty. Tlorlda. |o-
I* .halnoar L»‘ *x
llan I* TWwaablp !•
Baaaa »• « •« -.» •
Th. aaU. laid b lo g
data of Ilia laaeaiee ot a b k gap»>
s s - f S
will laaoa ,h ,ra«" • " **• I ,,h * 1
''w u i 'o i * « » ’ official
„ ,d aaal Ibis tba Ird 4 t f of r . P
rMry. A. n . Ill*
nm -outim .
iB t o i eonl - 'iiu.al V h .T S S S ua'to
/ rinrlda,
cure »r *h»
, -rw*««uy «ii«e
uSm I v I* Airll. I»U .
r.llln
t »<b
llllcal.. No- ••• ““'w* It S ioCoul,ir
»•». (or “" K r„MowTa?Courl"e-l
? ӣ r T n i l w r . S f
C0-Wwkr , K:M
- rr \° £ iW .: .
I
re;
nrsmlMS
Unusual Offer Is
Made By Vicks On
New Mouth-Wash
The maker* of Vkka VapoRub
Kara put out • n ^
mouthwash and garg.a. It will do
•varylhlng that any mouth anUaapilc can and ahould do . • • aad
at half tba uaual coaL
Tha proof tm actual uaa In yoar
own homo. To fumUh thla proof.
S million botlk* in a ipoelal trial
•la . were supplied to droggtaU.
below coat—« t#e valua for only
10f.
But tha demand haa beoa anormooa. If your druggist la already
out of tba trial also, tba regular
10-runca ilia i t Vleka A alU ^H e
Is a r even bigger bargaliw-a 71c
value for only U e. Aa2, aftor
ualng It a wwk, If you aro aat
delighted with Ita Quality, aad
•maxing aconotay, yaw ran ra*
T han famoua Sueceas-aur. Faada.
priced to p’osa* and doUvorad.
Rwrythlng In Stock and Poultry HAVE YUUR WATCH repaired
Feed, (Jralib and Hay. Just Inby jo * who really knowa how.
veat Ira I r our values aad a«rvlea
ifrlgga,
Jewiler, Mag. Aim.
an-l y o ttl Irad iwgtlarly a t tkU
A * G 8‘ort.
t
• llONKY^Io pound
pail. . M e
lOOtt K. 2nd. Geo. B. Slack.
Aa ndG
FERTILIZER
t— Loaf an d F o u n d
____
ssbs#<|ttSVil !•
South » A ll/taa ahalna lo
iaH "lha *«Ie**llill** . f .11 * '• “
and r o u .lr !•»•• a.'Oaaed arulnH
Ih* ohove d.aerllwd land and
*r-m>*** *nk*-.ue«l U lb- »**»
•flf «r»1 !►* Fl««nN<loS f*f tT# K'L
*beva dew.'bed land
(reel ••»allon l..«lnnlna r Ilk lha
T**r IIU.
_
_
n- efd-e at
CUT Cn_-m'--l"d
nf Ih. Cllr of fiaferd. y^n-MF, • I.
C l^ i'*-»h*
LUST: Fo* Terrier pup. White
« n - i r i : i . iic i- a n y n i ^ 1
pari |»v
f»* H *' r<
with black apota. Pkow* 322-W. uPflaw
»araf|c|iire
m If.
*sHoward.
'
4uv n '
» U. I9S\ l«
.ore
If.
II.
a
H ert'a FartUlsar Sarvlce- a n d
*••»#. tpeuue
M•*/
Mt wlf« H*1
Prtcca "Yba'll Ilk.. Thla Florida
-n»e
h
r*rr*.||
C o m p a n y maintain* complete NEARLY NEW V-8 Ford deluxe Tw-anlv.|h)rd Jnd|y|gtCo*f * ”
■tocka right la town on all mlatd
CAunly.
coup., low mileage, new tag, -woA far
n x »^t rv Ka ----- — . ’
Fortlllaar and fartjlltor Malarial, Idtt5.00 Reel A Hone, US Myrtlo *-»
"I nnM|d* P«F||«IR f»F ft» I*
tested far this locality. No dctayi A rt.
A‘»hae| e«H
H
******
ffadk yanH
Try n* on your m a t ardor.
Uetalaanl# fV*»P.fY, W
#*••
f*f AMI. ^ ••
QUICK TRUCK DELIVERY
•S» »-ir- balpv • val* da
FCT.M I I gtO R F*
r*-wrl- kalw.an tk* la.al
•a'*, tba r-ll—• '* “ deac.lb •rtv atltM l.-eng l/taa la f,"w
C*c-'». Ftevetga. tw -ylf
T«>* Reel •* »«rda
Nartheaat O■*•»'** mt
VnrtHwaat Q uarter . f
I ', To«-aablp **. goulb. Bai
t l Reel.
>
la M tlafr aalA dKree and
and Briaket (3-lbs. 25c)
I
i
K S J r ' l u ’guT. onrJ.Couon- purpo—a tor Ike year
foe Ike ai.mpllen «(
„
•leeevlked l.n.f and P m m lg ^ g g *
Mill* ami l^runly tale*
with rale* fof 'he f - ' J ’ l l C
alto (or ih* eaneallallen
male and Coualy !**»•
a.mlnal lb*
Ioral.* In Ik# bullClag upon
Btovii Ceeerlbed laoC a*C pro'ul**'
and known Ih# Hjtel
!jj
Ih* ...m pllon
■"
Coanly la»»l *>n at
pere***'
properly Iw.lnnlng with Ik . year
llj L and alao lb* eanaellalle. *(
mat* and iVtunir t a a Cartlfbmia
No. Ill*, dalad Aagual U l. MIA
again*! Ihal nrtaln loA plwa nr
pire.I al land- oHtuto*
nla raaaly. Florida, aad daaarlk.a
a* follow#, la-wlli
_
Tka .loalkwaol Q»»'»•' J f
Pecilea I. TeTpeklP *•
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nanao II gaol, le u railway
.“
le*. D.glaolPC al l*a "a"***-::!
e-rn.r .a d r«« W »l • 3 JJJJ
rkalaal Ferlh I* A • IT/ •*
eKa'a.: K «."| HU d#.rv“*:
n*.l » * # !/'• • rkelaai ■#*•"•
ra il | l m «*'!*» abate*, a or.
iU m i£B u *u o ft frfa u U
I
**5 STjy
a n s ." ?
Jim Dandy
FEEDS
clude*.
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Th* moat practical ami effica
cious remedy known tn Mayor Wy
man la the amendment to the
Bankruptcy Act, aHendlny parml**Wo procedure under which a
munlelnallty may, upon content of
s o t ic k
o r ^ i f n i c t r t o * row
' TAB IHUIO
_
■Him
appetite, lo lira you mora atrantth
Irak tka feed you a t — lo build a*
and Incraaaa your freHn* of wollblng. Achaa and polaa ga a w iy aa
yau build up with Iha help of Cardul.
gold at drug ataruo t e n
FRE SH STOCKS
A k in f ' l . l l l t
VM* '
HAMBURGER
,
*1 wta Drrroua and wank and
my back kart." wrttaa Mr*. Emma.
Mr hoi., of Morfreaabora. Tana.
"1 could hardly mat. I had a *»rr a n , wank trembling la tha lowar
part of my body, and a bearingdown fooling. I bad rand of CAi*
dal and derided to taka It. Aftor
my flrat bottla. I fait battar and
kapt taking I t It helped ma. I
took thrao bottlaa, aad by U m I
w u much Improrad and rid of tho
narrouanaa*. ao much ao that I
bar* rtcommandad Cardul lo my
daughtara aad friend*. I think It
la a ant.ndid mrdlctaa to balld up
tha who!* ayatam."
- TUkrCarM m e tre j w a battar
B u S l h J f e J 3 . O lO M frE rR .
Wl percent of It* eradltora to a
• oi h a* Ih . (Slower* Loan and level* further.
il.bt, flla In tha bankruptey court
Foreeloeum
then
re.ult
In
Ih*
Guaranty Com pary, and Iho »le«■ petition for appir.yal of tho jjUn
•rquloitinn*
of
Ihe
property
by
ll n of hlmae f aa yre»L‘-'nt of
“dump" the which I* to be apprerad by Tha
all ailMidiarie". to aaaur* doner mnrtffkcree, who
court upon hearing, and Ita fairCtM ipetation with th . paient o r - , property a* eoon *• poeilbla, even n e u adjudirated with tha approval
at
a
Ioai,
to
create
new
low
mar
itaiilMlIon.
of two-thlrda of all em dllr.n.
U. Adoption of alr.'nger con- ket level*. “A* a final effect." Ponflrmatlon would bind
tha
Mayor
Wyman
aald,
“laalng
Au• ra:toal lyreem enl* wl»l» prow ert,
minority.
Ihorllle*
moat
recount?*
the
low.
i-id Ihe "m 'y 'e m littlo n " of Ihe
Ty thla pro eilum. Mayor Wyee tider |»e*| for lna'W m |idr1rx c h u g r'a legal t|e ;aitm en t.
poaeii which m o ll, lo deeree»-d w .a —w . --r.--aM ial.ll.U ly wlU
in rE n jatitlih m an r I T V tinlfnrhl
tax re\enue* an-l furlh«r Impair
.yaleiti of a rc .tn tln x in all **ment of Ihe ability of a City lo
'.ociatlona, and adoption uf » uni
courL “ No munlclpallly’a cradlt
pav."
form taala fur making loir.* tc
Th* remedy Maior Wgjoen •*»» - i l l .o ffer." ha ••»». “ fof •!»
grower*.
a* neceaiar* to the effective ad- rrtd it ha* already hem destroyed
11. U rc a n lia li.n of a punhaa- lull ment of ilefanlt* I* a reemr- hy defa'dt. and fed eratio n *»n
iiiff d e .a rtin e a t lu buy eupp le* nil
...............
(nclpnl. nnw
inn of Ihe n-fnclpnl.
now grp.
gen- «- rr# only upon a d ju .tm .n t of a
co -a;.eiaihrly fur rirh in g e pack erally nrc“Dted hy em nom l.t th*t rity'* debt* and roum ptlon of
ing h o .u a ana* grower*.
th* only alternallv* to * hrttoni- pirm en t. noth m alorlly cr*tlltnr»(
12. O b.crvjnc* uf a poll y ol llnn of Ih* former prie*: level l« and Ihe eourt woobl a*, th a t the
"ojvn c vrnanta, openly arrived Ih - arallng down of ihn eiceoelv* adjustment plan would repreaent
at" In erfhang* operation*.
il.h | lnrurre<l on Ih* strength of th* fair, full rapacity #f a city to
Hl.ruaeton of th*
KdwarJ* Ih* former prlr* lerel.
plan levelled • wide
divliion
A mabirlty of bondholder* are P A* an alt*rnallvn remedy avail
among influential ex ihinve lead willing to f a r . the** fact*. Mayor able hv elate lefflelall^t In *h#
Convre.* fall* to paia th .
Divorcee* may remarry uwlri e n , but advocates of a “ new Oral" Wyman atatea. and are ready to event
propoud bankruptey am.pdmen»,
make
a
builneaa-llka
adjustm
ent,
'
gave
It
strong
support.
Florida law* Immediately after
.Some warned agalrut “ upselling but thalr roneent 1* not nuffklent, Mayor Wyman *«ya. tha Florida
final decrc, I* entered.
Walker waa a hand.nme young' Iho apple C trl In m lJatrcam at and, no remedy now ailate hy law I .earn* nf MunlelpaUllea haa anSawyer when h* married Jcanell*1 »urh a critical time", and arm* under which the minority holder dnraed tho d raft of a pmiTaejl W h e re Q u ality
hill for the ropdamnatlon of mlAllen, a **hoo| day sweethearti emphatically di.agioed with Ed- may ha bound. "The urgent need,
therefore I* for lagUlatlon to nnriiv municipal bond, ln
who re n t to Broadway from a1 wirda’ propoiala.
eliminate IhU holder, for no af „hc-o «n pawen* or kI t # of th .
farm In Iowa.
fective settlement can ba eon- bondh«Mara have .nl*w d Into a
She waa a vaudeville aineer ami
.um m ated othcrwlaa," ha eon- rrfunrMng ca*. w ith (he City, or
CM
I t u u n u , D ii u A i i n
legal
r
How CARDUI Helped
Weak; N e rro a r W comui
LO N G -8 M E A T 18 A T R E A T T O E A T
, F lre t S lf M i
OpponlU I'wriofflcn
■ m .iu n
tlonal and atata banka, both targe
and amaU one.. W e'd going to
taka car* of tha IMtlw t»*wna aa
wall a* tha Mg till**."
.„.30io..<aahkr.,i i k w k a l i n ^ M a *
•air* atrip th H u ti Florida *Ut*
h mV*—proposed to aothoritla* In
Washington recentlv bp Comptr-I| , r j . M. Lae and tha atato bankInc danartmant—'« «*m h"*"" f«n■Idarad, th* Governor aald. and
map ha put Into affatt In th#
•tot* aoqn.
’ . .
,
end » n « i W . ■« tl
■illy < h M >H irrrw W ,
IS.Ii-ttl*. mostly »tl»i
itu -li.it
H H - l t l t m h i i i lit*. »«•
a* IttS l I I K M
1*1
■ m nr I t l l - I I H l J* <•<**
i i h . b n is.u-ia.ao. p*~r
�f
nrv ~ T m f iiANrpBfl h e b a l d . hantoiuv Florida ,
fort Herald
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E xpansion Not Inflation
Allan Hoover fmiml Ithnself unpleasantly in the na
tion's spotlight when his father Imrmuu president, and Ire
-PUT .Of V "H «:o agent a
loxamK dollars printing smight tb'AVllltilrnw Info' obscurity of''college lire, finally
for pse dicing tho ,ba^k giving .it up to Isyonie connected with n radiator factory.
»y and hoany^lfeyn able to
It. It HOW app'Afx .probable
enough currencyj
will bo
y, win
‘ e tv mpjto »erilrt wan*i'C»any lime, j'ur■ ibeee who
jp, wm hare1 ft® di ubt
vjjl sett Its riw ppi s a w agents
arvnis wilt
will no
l.ngcr
,U egsm.it niaakaaii
iiiu< and
.fdhyl dispervirr* [of bootleg
hcyonJing to
of
r, Acvonhng
tt» thrKtor
Dire
tVqocVock. This grobW Jffl to |or«l authorlNatlona] Government
• n Itself entirely In tho
with wholesalers and
,,#f fltegal ll'iuor.
, if g w did,'not already
a thhi> <4 the past.
AUht{Ug!i it is regrettalde tiiul gur president's sons
are not |Hrmitted to lead normal lives, hut nre expected to
bask in thy reflected glory of their dads, it is nevertheless
encouraging In note th.it tliey are men enough to spurn the
flctltjoua honors with which u sentimental puhlie is anxious
to shower them.
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
W. it. Umlcrwoud is l„ TailsthU week repreeenttng
Sanford Lodge Woodmen Of tho
World, lira. J ^ l). Parker (aft ye»tortlay for Tallahassee where she
will |cp‘rcser.t Celery City Circle
a t tho stale meeting td the Wood
men of the World,.
kfr. pnij Mrs. Uy. Fucist ami
iu g h trrj of Chicago, wrru vl»i*
to nktne the dors
to S. Range and faniUy last
la (be world fjsturdsy. U r. F uerst la president
at the Granite Quarries Co., of
^edtoed, jnd.; which .supplies th.9t Ow Oalifil govjcrtmient with atone for public
1i L S K g
lb ■
tsllty with n trip to Shell Mound
and xomvthtng {food to cat. r r e ,i•lent Lako appointnl the following
gcnllrtncn on lhe reception rominlUco: Mayor Bpcnccr, Thomas
K. Hates, tl. It. Fcrnald, Frank 1*.
H rxltjr, ft. 0 . Chase, Frank IWoodruff, It. J . Holly, D. I,.
T hnuher, T. A. N ral, II. K. Tolar,
II. It. titrre iu , Hike Crown, A. I'.
Connelly, Thomas Em m ett Wilson,
Col. IVwcre. Tho committee on
transportation U compared
of
YfaRvr Hand; N. It. Garner, (I. A.
Howard, W. J. Thigpen, Alderman
Slungc, Roy F. ftymes. and Edward
Higgins. Tho commit lea k> pre
pare the reed la compored of |i,
A. CaMvnll, C. H. U fflir, Dirk
Maxwell. H. 0. Packard, C. K.
Tfejft Friday a private car eontalnlng 40 flnanclm and Invenlou
from New York will arrive In
Sanford had fitfcfet V3 •P*«d »b«
day heiy lnepwctlnk w r city and WaUwr. and W. L* Andrew., D. D.
■* Celery DjUf, T|tf Pwnmereiil Caldwell, C. H. pingM Md R. A-
Six Bombs Found On Committee Of Trade
Bail Tracks In Cuba Body Will Have Meet
THE FOftGOTfEN MAN
•fff
•ti* A m
#!■•« waiiK
•1 it# r»*M»iik»
...Him, mmirr art mt
Mmrvh w» 1y , _____
' There is an old cconomlr'brw'-’tbirt thr-lm rri of prices
varies directly with the rjunntity of money (n circulation.
We hear so much about the law of supply nnd demand
KbveFflfhg prices- t h a t m r a r e apt to forget that nil prices
ore expressed In the form of a ratio between n given con1'
modity and a Riven amount of money which varies as much
•IlH IIX Mila mrnrtling to the supply nnd demand of the money as
the supply anti d e m a n d of the commodity. It
nox H.vna
____ ______ « j » would "cem almost axlomntre IJh n that with an increase of
■---— flM monry there should be o corn-spumling increase in prices.
_ ________... »i.»» monry
X t Wnk - .. -Mil*
During the past few days we have heard n great deal
tMtvtT Mllm, n r t i •( about the enormous supply of new money which the govern
Hi MillW i mm4 MtlfM ■( ment is issuing. The figures which we have seen run as
' Ikr
>UH« ■!
will Im
l»r high as two and three billion dollars which would increase
In n la lil rain.
the total currency ctrculnlion of this country by fifty Pr1r"
•ad Kaka. r»a»rI la Ik* nal>***l cent. Furthermore, the new banking net which received tho
. M«nfW>B OlfWn an
4 la IM lara** »IU»» *1 President's signature Thursday night, yiakcs available an
alkf talUk »rla#l*al fcf*#- almost unlimited supply of tnrreney for the payment of
H W w a ad In t knfc. bank deposits aggregating some 40 billion dollars.
aid I* a a l a l i r at ik*
The nteosun* provides lhut any bank mny deposit willt
____S . i i arfeMk ■la rarlam llM la Ik* *♦* f*a
the treasurer of the United Slates nay direct obligation of
a lia *T all a rata
I la II ar.aal alkrraa* rrril- the federal government, or draft •. bills of exchange, bankIkit w»ptf *ad ala Ilf la*«a a.kllakrd k.rrl*. kl era' acceptances, or even personal notes, if in the opinion
at r**akUraftaa at •»»<•!• I of the federal reserve*banks stirh notes arn ndrijuately st■■I ••tala « " alt* na*rt*d. .cured, and receive in return currency circulating notes. In
i n 'n u X v . m a e c ii i t . is m
the ense of government obiigidloas. to the full amount of
th e face value o f the bonds deposited, or in th«* case of
vrrse for today
notes, drafts, bills of exchange, and bankers acceptances, to
of the sound value of such obligations.
Y; ill* percent ol
DING TIIK RIGHT WAY;
) In view of the twenty billion dollars worth of govemjr* Ihr IdirJ k l i l l t . ho
D iL .^ L U JiJ^ th Lhe^ f]p;liL-uljlit/all
nrar: lt-1 lli« wicked'
i™'. Tent iif new currency <irnilatlog appears i normoUS. With
_k« hl.i way. anil the un so vast an amount of new money in em ulation, a reason
itmui man hit thoughts: and able assumption might h r that prices, which have already
hi m return untn I>h< Idml. and shown some disposition to rise, will soon be skyrocketing
’ III have mrrey upon him} out of sight. The fallacy of this theory lies in the failure
to our God. fur he will to keep In min I that the new money will tie paid nut only
itly pardon.—I*»iah 35:0.
to Itank depositors unit that the government by expanding,
not inflating, the currency, is merely substituting o«o kind
of money, currency, for another kind of money, bank checks.
How many gold hoarders are
The crux of the inflationary movement lies in tho
In Km ford. If sej^t
Prcsldrnfk 'rmswage to Congress yesterday nnd the action
which Is ultimately taken with regard to it. If the recom
Kota to Japan: Tim** that livu mendations of the President with regard to drastic cuts in
tho sword shall peri*h by the governmental expenditures nnd a Imlanrcd budget within
r*.~Pnlalka (Fla.) New*.
a yenr are curried out, there need tie no abnormal inflation
People who fc*l tho need of ■ of the currency or spectacular rise in prices, but if the
v7-ii'iTlimi"*' Vile" itnvernmenl continues to borrow money at the rate of the
attnf to somebody e lf.—Mobile jmst fetv years, and issues in retprn fur the money bunds
ami certificates which in turn can tie used fur tho basis of
(tor.
additional currency, then obviously the circle can lie contin
Darn itl If the Democrats nave ued Indefinitely until all money is oT little value whatever.
i, wall never know how Inna the
Even the most drastic economies in the government
t U l car might hav* lasted. Atlanta will not balance the budget nt onee. particularly In view of
* panxlitutlon.
the fact that the government will lie forced fo make w m n
provision throughout th«-cnrreni_year for tak ing ca re nf
Vldcntty the vilernn* are go
to he railed upon to make unemployed, and constituentIv some inflation is in sight
r contribution tn the raure of under any circumstances. Hut the danger |s not that prices,
will rise ten, twenty, nr even thirty percent, ImJ that they
recovery.
will rW tlin i* litmtlml, five huiulrctl nr it tlituuwtnii |M*rccut<
.
o—
iPMpte
thought they could Mu one would mind paying thirty cents for n pound of but
" tbr depression liy Ids'ding ler, hut we would hardly want to spend ten dollars Tor n
i Ram have Jint ntioul kl/ed gallon of gasoline.
tlM gentleman.
Ho If Congress will give President Roosevelt the au
.. ------- 0--- -----thority for which lie asks, and allow him to enable thi?
Another intrrr iting 'peculation government to stop its borrowings within a yenr, we mny
ut trchnociary is how heart
ilm rtmld In* reduced t„ term* of :nv a moderate rise in prices, hut wo will not have to go
through' the experience of the French and (Srrmnns who
x.—Arkansas Gairttr.
saw their currency completely undermined.
-n . -----. ■o-------- ——
U you did not k*t pah| off toyou arc Ju*t beginning tn
Our President's Sons—
* VrsRso what that has meant In I
million unnnployrd.
Thu life of a prcatilcnlV son i» not m» attractive :n one
IM.
It ■
Grandiluke Hiller prombrs pro- uiiglit think, if wo are to lielii vc^tho wav John CfloHtlgw.
I litve I hr; Jllon for Amrriran- In Clrr- .Ulan Hoover, anil Elliot Ilofist vidt look at it.
my, Yeah! And tlu) .lap* prom- intii have fninnl t hat bring t Its* executive's tton—Hilojoe In
one almost to Hie necessity of submerging one's i*er:jonnlkI not to invade Jehol.
iiv anil jiulcprtulrnee to the glamorous tlemantls of the |ittliItury l/uii: trie<| to throw a Ife.
•
hronVry Wfijiyh inl<) Ilie PreilSo tidnrntineil is Elliot Itoesovelt to pnrjini' his own
‘ n f* banking Kill. But rvidriilly life vyithmil In ing restflcletl by his new position, that he
U not tho "KinBfidi" In )V >*h- has given up his job with an iulverlising agency to lake up
lAton th a t ho Is in bnulOana.
ranching in the West.
Many lucrative offers have hetif
ntntle to him since his father w.n elected, liut young KmiseSenator Flrlrhor nf Florida Is vett ill ways liellyvetl th at there were some strings all ariosi
ihatrninn of the HankOne proposal carried a salary of
o :d f’lirretiey nunmitlrr. un- to each proposition.
today* ronuitl.ina the pu>»t $10,000 per year, hut it was scorned when the young man
hr<‘ltant iu .inii(iee in I'otiCroiis. found that he would !«* expected to use his influence
on leuiulative m atters jn Washington.
W
O
Afnisi). the first arts of Con,W.hen John Cnolidgc was gradnntcd from rollrge, he.
|giv. <nian Wllru* waa to iitlruduce Urn, received many fluttering pruposltiotui most nf which
-rial aes*ion of Cun
carried n "catch" clause.
Never earing for politics he
r Hie purpose of dralirg went ti| work rierking for a railroutl at $-‘10 u week willt
■
hanking entergrnry, a the intention of learning I lie game from the ground up.
tied tn h y a lite 3.J per- When lie married te daughter of te (inventor of Conneeti, which In- rays wps In eut everyone expected him to give up his menial job for a
with hi* rainpaiKii more dignified |msitiun. but this lie refustxl to do.
Satu rd a y , march »i , 1933
am!
iw A ri
HAVANA. Mar. I t . - G l V
Six large hombn wrr* found 1»*1
night on the United Stales Rail
way tracks near Fleg» dc Avila,
tn (.'imagury prnvlnre.
They
were di*eovereJ j i s t hr fore the
through Uavnna-Santiafpi passen
ger thain passed, it was rcportnl.
■ A ntntor th a t a t p i n hauling
cane hod bscn derailed this morn
ing near fh a p a rra . In upper Oriente prnvlnrr, with the death of
ciie trainman and the injury of
others, rnuM not be runfirnted.
An open switch a t Pasco dr
M arti, near Santiago, last night
derailed the locomotive of the
t'amagueydJojitrry (>
pasrengcr
train. The rnginrm sn nnd fireman
were <crinu*ly hurl.
| Thrro previous
derailment*.
! with ike loss of four lives, the
\ dynamiting of several *malt vll' Inge*, the hnridn^ of a t least 18
railroad ear* and rutting of rail: way
tele phone nod telegraph
j wires, have caused such un-asl*
1tie** among tfnitisl Stale* rail
way employees that it was rr-
•'flOOSEClT
$ A l£ T -
tve use?
<u/
fiCfltHO
There will be a rpectat meeting
of tho "Share-thc-Work" Commit
tee of the Srmtnole County Chamler of Commerce at Inuto body
offices Tuesday afternoon at 4:00
o’clock, it was announced tmjay.
Due to several ronfllctlng condi
tions which have arisen since the
Larking holiday, -this, movement.
and its establishment locally on
a largo scale is seen a* an impor
tant item in the welfare of the
community during the rowing
months. All members of tho rammiltre are urged to be present.
ported today a general strike U
fea red.
Long’s Meat
U A Treat To Sal
LUMBER
a n l other rninlitt Us he derm* J-’' t
■f’asd iaBMwhle—1.— ■
------ HHI'f.uiUlasr CK." 1.
HciVii^ conoi rli'd
di. ttbllilir >
Q u ality M erchandise a t
' still wi'cttl be given fire rnc-lial
ISIh and Roily
an J hospital treatm ent, Lot only
du.ni iliary euro wouM b* pruvilgit
Itcaxonablc Prices with
for vrtnan* who Wil'd n o t t i a r i
t’heoa 113
their | vi inx :ici, t I..*,thill tics t ’l ZW HERVICK
artiinl war '.eiviie.
■ M M M M M aM W r
Retired idficct- I r the regular
Army xsukl ,- I im v .their ifsy
s) s.ih* d Slid benefits to riiieri»em-y
W orn War i- 'lre d officet * would
D”etor* and lluirerwivcs
be limit* .' to tho-e Injured In line
1 i«m r t | u l lii r. p a ir timl*
o f duty ptior to the Armlxttcr,
nyTflit'ut tm ii*,
IttilV fs. rMptw*ri», flc* u n d
tealnning un..' endimt or all wars Prcsumi live clause* also would
In *1i» r,\|***ft MW filin g s
but the I tv it W ar, tho object be be •lindnatcd in the* rincrgcney
lvwn stow Kim
olticn* rase.
ing to restrict cnmprnsaliun for
Repaired and Sharpened
Tho salmy cuts would be de"TheyTt ful Mk- S.-er'(ho Ihowaitcs of veterans now te tCTinlnrd by com tatirfg the cost of
yi*ur u -u rk iii»tir> tty m Hun*
ceirlnjr IsTi-tits f . r service he- livinr for the six in nth* cnilri.'
furrt mcift.
tw ii n Nov. I t , I'JlS, Armistice with June, IUJJ}, with that or the
lliy , und Nov. II, lo J t, when the ovei jg r of the six months* period
I'hona fll.W
peace tir a ty officially terminated teginning with I'.'.Tl
The only exceptions from the
the conflict.
Further power I* granted the ru t ore the President, judges und
Kxcciilivc to prescribe the number . thcr.i whn*e | ey, under the Con
of days srrvir^ n rcn * ary In all stitution, may not be reduced dur*
v n rm n rr? p r"th ,' tTvlT YVar to ii1- lifg their tvriits iirilftceT^" •
In the inso nf senators and reptutve a pension or allowance, and
to fix tilin’ limits on filing clonus, re*entallrcs, however, the statute
nntnie in,| extent nf pnxif, what is prop.red In he amended so the
plMitntf tlofia shall be Indulge.' ru t may apjity to them.
*m sr•w*•4MM***•
ATTENTIONt—
•5 -n
M'tialnri ami reorrsenUtlrts
Roosevelt Delays rutollhftnm
*10.000 toJS/dW.
J' ion* un, u.iowaiwes to vet.
Relief Bill Pending t i ami d-frmlenli rf velerne*
i
P e n S IO n
S In sIl
(I’.mtinurd from t’.i-r One)
and member* uf C««|rw.<. II
would operate only fir OI« yeat.
Orland-i,
are tho
clieiH
nf, Ihr
latter's parent*, Mr. nnd Mrs.
ir* prior l» the Spmijhri> in u. i.til.' hr mil u rlul 10
l,i< ■■ vctrrnn* inrlude
■..,*tlii- Civil War, the Indian
■i. iiml tin* few ih-pritiient* of
vet, n n . nn,| the War of IM,!.
Although the jirmuil niiniinunt
nr.d maximum ra te for dirablllty
tr ''rath are maintained, the
Tresmt—Hmter-firr"ttlvnhttltjr—are
William Juabam ly—--------------------y, z . (lravc’1 l< litaritr* f" il few Irum fd In I'JT'i a month, and for
days visiting hi* m other, lie ii a tieilh, 112 to
travrllm* salesm an for the Na
The l^ rsid rn t nl*o wiiukl bo nil
tional lllw uit t'om pany with heml- lb rltril to deflrc Ihr dati * of | ho
i|ino<i*rs In Jark*onvl|la.
T h a t's t/ic p a rt Turkish
Tobaccos p la y in m aking
C hesterfields Taste B etter
MOKERS notice a certain "touch” in
Chesterfields that copies from having
S
just enough Turkish tobacco in them
. . . a spicy, aromatic flavor that’s much
the same to a cigarette as seasoning is
to food.
For only by blending and cross*
blending the right amounts of mild
Domestic tobaccos with the right amount
of Turkish can we get-the-flavor and
aroma that Chesterfield smokers enjoy.
Next time, ask for "T he Cigarette
that Satisfies”. .. you’ll get Chesterfields,
with Milder, Better Taste.
J. W. SHADOIN
�.
THE SANFORD I1BRALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA.
on EDO
Tele phon«: Office 143
circle Number Three
Of Church Has Meet
METHODIST t l l l 'I U l l
|
Personal Activities
MARGARET PETERS. B*<lety Editor
Social Calendar
Tho font f r ;r a m fu r the year I -l
MONDAY
Dr. end Mr*. D. D- < jjw c » are wa* e K * a .» t.tlic .regular meeting! .
Mra. It. M. I’apworth and
ill a t tbeir boro* on M ainolia/ i f Citric Number Tiiroo nf the
.Presbyterian A uziiU iy he'd nn I . IV. Bender will be hovtcsj*
. Avenue.
I Monday aftrrrn u n .it'th o home „fj “ ladies day" a t the Sanford (
V Mr. M d Mr*. J . R. TTbWeKan |M r*. A. P . Rmitb. L ikefion tt w ith jtry Club.
• im.‘ ehllaren left yerterday for ! Mi*. Smith and Mts. IValtrr II.I Regular ,b«*lm*«« meeting e
Kbrslmmee tu rpend the weck-emL ■Bcch m hiolMSM. Immediately! Woman's M ioiunary Focir
] after th» arrival of the guest* a t' the First Dupti*: Church will
Mr*. L. Ilaw kin. Connelly utt i 12:3d i VineV a covered dish lunch-! f l 'c r at 3:10 o'vlock at tho rh
derw ent aa operati<m th i. ns rn j con w ar serve! ty the ho»irr'*i’». j Thy S u n trm i Hand of tho
Mt«. J. A. Ilaru d d presided over R=r*l*t Church will mort at
Ins at the Fernald-lauirhton Me
| tho biu>m e-.
inn and th»’ pi**- j ° vI-k Is a t- th e cl|Crch.
ntnrfal lloapltal.
grant which waa bared fm th r! R e g u b r l i u m n . meeting 0
“ Bunging
f hri*t tnj St. Ay nor tluiid ui lin y i
•Mr*. C. D. Smith, and dauyiiter, subject,
Mra. Rufua Terrell, of AD any. Mexico". Mr*, (i. II. Drown, Mr*.1Episcopal t hurvh wllj tako
In*0 o'clock at the I*
I!*., a re tho roe»t» of Mr*. J . S. E. I . M.rrnw, Mr*. N. II. tia r n r r /
flortly a t her home In San l- a rl^ Mr*, b’. S. V ernty, a*d Mi -. I*aut Hoc»e.
Slinernnkor ru ill.lpulcd nrt tho
H*|tuUr ho»ine*t meet in* o
Mr*. J . K. Mettlnjcer, Mm. IVa! r*"Bram.
te r L. Morgan, John Morgan,
*>ul ng
D ougin* Sten*trom, and Franklin tame* at
rliurch.
f » ( the Red
Uranan *p«nt yealerday at [WyRur
at I0::t0 A.
k M Beach.
Vcrnuy.
_____
IValtcr
-ttoUJAU.!'
•
turned to k rr h;m e in J*rk*e-n’ Bi.wn,
tig of tho
eille a fler uperding a few ilny. lett.iijr, i
mn A ntll-I
W oM*i !.
here with Mm. J. A. Harrotd. I"r tWIr
I -irk Avenue.
Member*
IV. J. f 'tr p e tle r , pastor.
Sunday will probably l>« pleas
ant. The pastor will p rrarh on
"The f a ll of a G rn ftrr," a t the
morning sitvire.
The F Irtt tju arterly Conferrnc» will In- hrlil on Sunday night.
Dr. I. f . Jenkirn, tho presiding
elder will prva,h at the evening
>ervlcr, nn l hutd tin- Utiarlctiu
CiBTefen.
nrr mentioned.
P JttlO C V r v
i* mitjorhv of (In* people fit thrcAF*
o f |W ntnliM fn\ ,«r such 4
The Rev. A lfrr 1 I
Accompr.nied by Mr*. F. M.
Mnrler, the following g irl, have
ju it raturnc..' from a two-dry
camping trip a t Sawyer'* laikr:
Ml.*ci Marian Eatrldge. Helen
SleDanlel, Virginia McK-’ry, Vir
ginia Tyler, Dorothy Mitchell. Ev
elyn Echo!*, Euclayde Appleby,
Katherine Thigpen. Helen Palmer,
Annmbelle Mcthvln, EouNo John*on, Sylvia MeMndun,
Doris
Lake, and Evelyn Catca.
IncoAL.
t IICR C It
Corner Park .Itcguo mid T hlnli
Slna'l,
The Rrv. Inhii llertmrd lloot.i
m ini.ter.
• htirrh School, ;i II I M.
Morning Il'or.hip. I I 'I ni A . M.
Sermon by the pn.lt r.
Chric.lan Entfim**
Society
Mrs. L effler’ H ostess
U|jon Jn x Boat T rip
be diiidi-d In rdllnrnl "pinion 1
Florida, a large number of wee I
tie* ami d'veral dallle, rupportln
llnw im h Amendment.
|
Itul all I hi. you wllf not need t
)*• told a few week* hence. Th
Eyes Of Nation On Florida
In Fight To RepealDryLawl
S la te la ste d 'A s “ D oubtful” By O bservers;
F inaneial A d v an tag e Of Wot' (Jrmip
({uestioned
“Sign Of The Cross”
At Milanc On Sunday
111 T U PIIA N T. FKI.T
lllito ry '- iin>.t i.irn m* confla*
g n tio n w*. tejn u.i*.l u-cently
when a oian I j r r . l in n gn*
vulve,
• llefnre the f.i'cinatid ej*e.i of
hundreds of wurkmen.
Ilamr«
h u n t out aiming a group of
building*, great hillniv* of em ke
rolleu' (kyiv.ird, a rd a mti.litude
nf men, women and children ran
re m m in g through stre e t..
Homo wa* hunting n /cln . l*t)iM>
year* ufler the fu n u u . tla m dur
ing which Nero fiddled.
Sixteenth ^ i > t and ,.Jjahford
This tittle the lire wa* rivaled
for the exiluKive use <f (Veil It.
DeMille’s ram rrai, filii.ing the
Tim Rev. F. M. Mar.er, poitnr.
*rcetwle. 'T h o Sign of the
Iliblc School, Din A. M.
Croir". which .come* to the MlMorning Service, 11:00 A. M.
Uno Theater Siin:*y and Monday, Subject: "A ChrL.lian IValk.”
with a ca«t headed hv Frw.trie
Christian Kndravor, G:.-0 P. M
Kvenlrg SerVtre, 7:30 P. >1. •
Subject: "The Need nf tho Hour,’
A t The Churches
Friendship Class Of
Church Has Meeting
* With Mr*. D. R. Johnson pmsiding, the regular meeting of the
Friendship Class of the Flrat
Christian Church wa* held on
f R u a d a y evening at Mr*. John•sdn’a home. Mm. Ruth Ludccke
gave the Scripture reading which
waa followed by a prayer by Mr*.
F. M. H arter.
A social hour was enjoyed at
th* concluelon c f the meeting.
Those present were: Mr*. George possible.
•Townsend, Mra. 0 . E. Ewan. Mm.
Ruth I.udeeke, Mra. A. J . Loitlng,
Mm. Ed. Carraw ay, Mm. D. R.
Johnson, M n . Finnel], Mra. George
M. Shipp, Mr*. ,F. M. M arler, M n.
t V. MrRtynolds, Mra. C. C. Cates.
Mm. W. A. Patrick. Mm. A. II,
Byrd, Mr*. 0 . T. Pearson, and th*
Misses Ruth Johnson, Minnie La*
Johnson, and Dorothy Pearson.
Recruiting* Resumed
In U. S. Marine Corps
N 0 T r C E P “
On srrnunt nf |h* prc*»at
tisaklnr slliuiilnn ihn l i t l
Itmuljr ghntr In lUvmnsh
he* b*»n |n-ntpnnwt valll In.
r*r. Ml«* i*unt m l kits*
Krhnl* will lw star, tn ,-r * .
Ih*lr ru iin m .r. all M il wmk
■I the . . . .
B E A U T Y SALON
A***aa From Vnl.lra
vne .o rh ft
that change
*h'iul,| I** d
In n IV'ni’i'entl.- Snitlh, rommlt*
In I I., mnlurlly mil’, it would
*■*•1*111 there COOItI !*■ • nly one an*
.wee to *h'. ton*.lion, hut Mr.
Shin*.e Ivn-’elf w irn . ratlflci ■
tio -i.fi n-nln«f* n tor-confldence.
T i m iry the mw**ftge of repet I.
advocate . there will be weekly n
din lir'|ili**«l< frrnn elation* I :
Miami. T a m p a . Hilandn an 1
tlnino.villi* nitre ihe Florida ar .
eietv'c program i* ip full awlni
Rllllmnril. likewlee will l>e U»*
throilffhim! the '.late, Alnforctn
the n d ierti.in g lum pnlgn throng i
new spaper..
Tim pre**,
grnernlly labeled
S u n ’ay Seh«o’, p;
1'brintlan Endear
K rrnlng S.’rv lir.,
Mi<I-week Prayer
Mi** France* IViNon, a student
a t the Florlita S tate College fur
Women a t TaHaiiBK.ee, pat*ed her
required work fur la*t •cmertor
and ha* been initiateil Into Alpha
Gamma Della.
i >lr. and Mm. Thr ma* nurlelgh,
V Miami, have arrived to *pend a
ftw day* here. They were accom
panied by Mm. Burleigh’* parent*.
Mr. a n j Mr*. H arry J . IVItaon.
who have licen vl.iting them in
Miami for neveral week*.
Mbit thrr>* wtlT ly n,i lick of ae.
tliily up >n llw part nf Ihn A«uiel»
ntl**n . .A m inat I bo
l*i hlbltiaA!
tirrm lm rllli th<* Florida Soclrt^
r>w fVnbtMtloit ftafitmiv nivl
lx»r »»nranit*t^ ti*.
Jm iftt
Hh<ui*c\
{fir'lltent Alim,
tin* t-wymili* of this rifr4
pnien for th f nation*! r t n n l i ^
lion in atrikinaly niil*l lnnjruAft%
a* com pons I to thnf of n Hiaho®
I'.imit n t \ Hr. MrHVirto.
**|, for mu*. maintain Mini nnlctA
u ’.wf T /jc jr .
c-r.M rv r
COMJRKtJATION II
Mica Claire Zachry ar<I Mi**
Adeline llowcny, of Jaekcnvilte,
nr* expected to a r^ v e tonicht to
rpend the week-end with Mr. and
Mr*. IV. B. Zachry.
Air. anil Mr*. J. O. Adtm* xnl
daughter*,
M artha am.' I.llliar
have returned from Gcrdon, Ala,
where they were i tiled hy the
death of Mr. Adam*’ mother, Mr*.
Cora Ad*m*.
may It’ wiped nut by >ral of imai
contributor* In tu ral areas. ■ M
ly nnl th,, bsh!.-*" may have tiara
!;■ r r uij’i ftiillim -and corn pott
!(i Iti’t through the w inter, bu
illy will tirul a dime nr »n foi
tho r><|livti«ti plate a llr r hearing
the exhortation anil perhapt *ee«
ulg with h rr • wn r.te* llv* hnr*
■H o , hm*s showing whtit «!cr>hot
will -do.- The rank nnit flln d r ritlJ
fl.'ntlnnUl* im m ni>’n> In-lined to
passive tie** whnn
coni rlbntYwO-
Fidac Award Ijrinjrs New Prominence To University Of Florida
efi/OAC
ie o i .
Form lnc a ra rty (pending y c terday In- Orlando were: Mm. Ed
ward S. McCall, Mr*. II. M. Itumd iry . llru . PjurU .U uau t.
( t C. Me Key r.uIilar
Mr*. IV altrr Tyler and hrhy, of
laiuUvillr, Ky.. ale. the «u**W-ef
tho former'* mother. Mr*. T. EThornlcy. Mr*. Tyler will he tc*
membtred a . the form er MU* LDa
ThcrnJey.
S A T U R D A Y , M A R C H I I . 191,1
]•*<
HIST Mi l IIOlllST l III lit II
la k e Mary Flu.
R. N. S ander., |*4 »tor.
Sunday Schoo1, !i;|n A. I
Preuohlng, II :<Ht A. M.
Young People'* Soeiely
P. M.
Preaching,
Park A rrnue And Sixth Street.
P rayer Meeting T m -day. 7:tu
The Rev. IV. F . Ur ok., J r , pas- P. M.
Preaching County Home, tM"'
Sunday Schorih'dOjOO A. SI.
Morning Services, 11:00 A. M.
Preaching County Camp. 3:30 P.
11. Y. P. U„ 0:15 P. M.
Evening Services, 7:30 P. M.
P layer Meeting, Tuesday
Wednesday evening rervice, 7:30
P. M.
ALI. SOI LS CATHOLIC
C lIlIR C ll
Rev. J . J. Kellaghan, pnitor.
F irst Mass, B:00 A. M..
Fecund Mas* 10:00 A. M
Rc»*ry and Ilenedirtion.
Daily Stas*. 7:30 A. SI.
C aln h isn t Claas Saturday at
3:00 P. SI.
Lrnton Itevutions, Wednesday.
7:30 P. M.; Friday, 7:30 P. M.
who desire service In the Maiimt'n rr* should apply or write to
the above aidres*.
SUNDAY
In- rn i.av u . n Maple nrticla fo
in Central America, I* grow
Florida.
l-olit'-* Supper'*, T7*111 I", M
nil hy tli" pastor, Inlijfft:
a 1Vi feet and
l'|iriu h t
MOT’S B R E A K THE DEPRESSION!
^
HEM* UljHIDATE
SOME OF SEMINOLE COUNTY’S FROZEN ASSETS
I.arjvi* Cups Of Chilly llaer Frozen Custard
DINNER
tln r Chilly llaer Cunlnrcl Is made Irani milk. Ocrram, sugar, rggs nml
htincy, Kvery 10(1 gallons nr cuslurd tnnlains 80 gallons of SKS1INOLK
COPNT1 I’ifOIHlCKI) milk, cream anil honey. It Is u wholesome tmd
tldirious |>rmlttcl frozen hi Its final ronlniner al our plant.
THEY ARK ON SALIC AT ALL SODA FOUNTAINS.
OTHER FR0ZKN PRODUCTS
MONDAY
GedlBDeMIUli
S
SIGH*°iCROSS
CELERY
CLUB
CHABLEEN’8 TEA tim in g
U H O raage A re , W inter P ark.
T#j. w
*f the Mine quality mad character th a t I would
r w were g r a t a la my own hum*."
(M g .) CHABLKEN j . BAIIBR, O eoer
for th
int have iiern formed by th
or nf the e a rth '. »urfact
I by the ilUlulegrnllon of th
.tone f.iriimlfi.ti hcncnlh.
l
i h<* I'Smith llnrdi i. | . t >liif.
Sunday '*b*«*i. s : i.**
\i
Sunday
■b -*d, P I *
I. M.
Pinf. 1 2. f IlrK ay, auperiiiiiuiili nt.
SeMno,, ly tin- p-ntnr. Sibji-.l:
"Tho Five Thou.m il Fed."
IVlio Went Ibnut lining t !•>>*!'*
Voting poopli’. hivi inn i | i
PRESBYTERIAN C H IJtC II
Sunday Schlml,
A. M.
.Morning Vi'nrship, 11:00 A. SI.
Chriellan Endeavor, B:.*I0 P, SI,
Evening Worship, 7 ::'o P. SI.
Tile session will meet nt the
close of thF morning a rd evening
worship services lor the reception
of member*. Those w ithout (lu rc h
home* in Sanford are welcomed tu
all service*. The pastor is ttiailr.hie fnr conference every nu<ruing
front 3:00 uVluek to 12:00 u'cliick
In hi* study at th,. church.
• lake, of Florida
" yiolnn,
(fuart Logn
l*inl I digs
()unrls Hipped
I’lnl.H Dipped
()l. Ilrlcks
(juarls
............................
3a«
Pints.................................... 1»«
Frozen Straw berries, PL. 23c
Seminole Creamery Co
i ’h u n e 631
A
t-
�lly w tra entertained a t Mi*» V illa Wheeler, Frank Wheeler, Spark*
Mott'* last Saturday.
Lra Lingo. T. L- Lingo, J r , CharMr. ant. M u . Ro*a Houghton lotta and WIMngham Lawton, J r .
war* - In
LcBgwood
Thursday
Mm, J , C, Coata, w ith her
Confs Je'rale Day wa* e ira tre d
The Wc man'* Club gave a raid night whara Mr*. Houghton* aa- lueata, Mr. and Mra. H arry Coata, at the Lake Monroe tchool Wed
NEW YORK. Msr. I t ^ - A rom*l»ted
In
the
program
of
th#
en
of
Stublnvllle,
Ohio,
arc
(pending
nesday with a a appreprlata pro
honor
of
p n h*n*lvr plan to restore pub party rpeently In
tertainm ent put on by "The Tour a few dhyi In St. Petsrshurg.
gram under the direction of Mr*.
lic conflilenre. solve the nuntlnr> Mr*. Mundorf, who wa» celebrat ist*' Club", fnr the benefit o f the
Mr. an-* Mr*. Spink* and daugh- Bate*, teacher of the primary de
ing her birthday. A large number
o f money ami g et people buying of friend* and neighbor* gathered Civic League.
ter, Ann, of Lecaburf, war* week partm ent, The following program
again In th eir nwn email ntramii- at th c ^ ta rn e tt home to offer con
The Men'* Club held a meeting end gueti* of their mother, Mra. wa* rtaged: Talk. “Wtf, Wa Celenit Ire l« being wartu-tl out by a gratulation* and enjoy the birth- taut Thursday night a t Commu M. M. King, ami Mr. and Mra. lirate T o-D ayt", by Mr*. Kipp;
Georg# Morgan.
raeltatlona, “Thrae ( ' “tie Hutcra,'
rnm m ittre of leading cltiiens of . day take made by Mr*. Rett**. nity Church. The main feature of
Mi** A lberta Long wa* the ■Thl* la Our Flag,'* *ong. ' H ur,
Ilrlrtge bo I took were played all the program wa* the inauguration
Ijin'lim oni
and
Mnmnronec'
of Roo**vrlt and R an ter. Roots- week-end guest of Mia* M argaret rah for th# Flag"; reellationa,
From all the pulpit* In the twn evening.
“The Soldlera Rapriave," "H eeiej
velt wa* im perionatad by lla rry McCultey.
Ml**
Walrou*
I*
now
home
lU 'lu rb a n
lowna appeal* were
are not all flla Feet T all"; »ong,
Among
those
attending
the
Wing,
G
arner
by
S.
E.
W
tatar;
ir ' le Hunday morning to rltlxen* after spending * week with M!<* President (lo w er, Roy Howell; BUhop Cannon lecture In Sanford, T e n tin g
On the Old Camp
Jrffer
at
('monad
i
Heach.
tn attend a n u n Meeting to bo
Army- !
V iee-l'iraldent Curll* by A. Kemp. recently were: T. W. Lawton, Dr. Ground," "Th# Little
C
aielti*
dilrera
threw
a
lighted
fcelil In the Junior High School
A fine addrwaa hy Judge Ware of a td Mr*. W. J . Carpenter, Rev. “Our Soldier*"; recitation. “Re
cigarette
on
the
dry
gra«*
near
on the Bo*tnn poet R-iard for the
Sanford completed the program. and Mr*. J. N. Thompeon, Mr. and membering Day," aong, 'T ram p,
purpura of pledging support tu 1 the lake la-t Sunday afternoon.
Judge
Ware took aa hi* topic, Mr*. A. M. Stewart.,_Mr. and MV». Tramp, Tramp."
Ik e fire spread rapidly and C'upt.
th-- plan.
Richard Young, of the Unltad
“The N aiarcn t, Rur Evampit", R. W. Bower, Mra. Ubbla WalnMallei'*
ie»ldente
\yuin
danger,
Tho program involve* the Isstressing the fact th a t the world rlght and eon C. (I. M ariner, Mr. Stale* Navy hi vtalttng hi* par
ttawey'try
with
the
combined
help
su.m re of ncrip by the Security
niurt get back to apfrllunl value* and Mra. 0 . W. Morgan, and D, D. ent*. Mr. and Mra. J. A- Ypung.
Ml** l.oul*# Brown, of S araw ta,
‘ Cotnilta* baned on nne-half the of Merer#, Kuaaell and Barnett to
Daniel*.
a*
a remedy for Ita 111*,
I* h guert 0f r*l*tiT#*h*re.
tnlun of n»t hnnk deposits unlem gether with t;n|. ami ('apt. Ilallel
On
Friday
evening
a
number
of
u Mr. and Mra. Harvey, ami two
th" loeal hank* theni'elves Issue the flame* were aonn under eon.A k a d fW .Jm u a a ^ .« « tifi*atowi..Aa**^UiJ»dkJlw utlt-lb»*li«e». kwh#- u»t- -fifa ld u n ..u C.K a a tM kp , - h e .haem
t u r n given a t the m ra t Bapti*t
go to Mount Plymouth Sunday t»
tb u r Dunn, the lawyer who ret later and de*trnyed the rummer been In L*ko Mary fnr several Chuffh In Orlando.
Week* have returned to their
the plan In motion ami head* the home <,n the lot.
ti r l t relative*.
Mra.
C.
O.
Smith,
of
M
trtetta.
h'
me.
.Mr-. Reeve* I* bpenning a rhorl
Mr*. Lillian Ruyon. of Horten,
rrm m lttee, iV rrll.rd It in de
Wm. May, of Philadelphia, Oa., l*-apending rom* time with Ma«*., I* vlritlng her nicer. Mr*.
fat) because he think* the pro. litne^hne before returning to St.
her
uncle,
B.
0
.
Smith.
f i'u n la one th a t rhould be adupl- j I'etsrsbUrg. Her arm I* nut of the a w riter a nd Sunday School work
Mr. and Mra, R. F. Sm ith ami I*. J. Egger.
rllng but rtlll bothers her a good er of the Presbyterian Churrh will
r l hjr other rommunitlee.
deal.
•
peak
In
the
Community
Church
C re ^ M l’ltM
y!’;W lJ>rU rd*nhMe
"Wa'v# been waiting fo r help I
day* with their unr|« and aunt '
'
The Woman'* (Tub held iti r o t Sunday morning.
to come down from above,’1 raid
i fa ..th'
eba. - , 1 .France*
..
IL-rner Glra*on and family, and Mr. and Mr*. II. R. Smith.
Itr, flunn, a corporation law yer ■March meeting la*t Wednesday
The Epworth U agu* enjoyed -* r c-^w "<J liana Inland. S . Y , vi*who ha* been active both -In re-*JMl*l *'ert,|ed to give o nrrTt-’pWrtr 'AL. C» t oiler and family, apent
Egger
futin ntnvetnenl* ami In flnanrial Saturday evening, Mur.
to Sunday In D rlm Jo.
E g " * *
t 'h ,rm
R
lied Mr. and Mr*. P.
Si >rral lurniher* and offleer* cently where a picnic wa* enjoyed. Th'ir<day.
t< ■■rggnUatioa*. "I don’t think ntl*e money fur itr trearury.
g, h . Bu«hanan ha* received
anyone, even
President Hoosr. Table* Will he *et r„r bridge, of th,. P.-T. A. atlemled the
nntpe from hi* brother, lhr, K-A.
veil, ran give u« a panarea un- took, and five hundred. A roller- County Convention last Thursday
Buchanan, of Ml**norl, that h *
the rommiinltir* lake rare tmn will I*- taken. Everyone I* at IV In .
The men nf the community,
mother. Mr*. M. A. Bnchanan. la
of themselves, Thi* i* n nmehliip iiivitiMI mid assured o f a plea*,
ant
evening.
apontored hy Ihe rh a m te r uf
By MRS. P. IL DOOI.KY
•go and we ean’t run without
terinuriy ill at her ham* In PhllMr. and Mr*. Ririrmire left m m im n e, have built B thulfl*
*",ne medium of evehaiig<*. IVe
tdrlphla, Ma
think our two hank* ore very Monday morning for Islin g to n , hoard in the park. A lenni* court
M r*.-J. B. Idling, Ml** Jeanette
«eund, hut we know they ran't Ky„ aftgr *|«-nding <1 week* in will soon la- another attraction. U in g , and Ed Vlek.ra, o f Sanford,
Rev. J. M. Thompson la In at- were gur*t* r,r Mr*. W. D. Ballard
la", on)*** we do romcthing. We Fern Park.
Menfame* Mundorf and Hodge* lendanca at th# meeting of the recently.
a n ' confronted with condition*
no 'd ifferen t from any other a re evp,rting tn r ta r t for th# I’rrrhytery held thl* Saturday In
Mr. and M *, (!co. Pluckthaum,
Mr*. J. H. MENICK
r"i'iunlty, hut wo want to fore- North Apr. 6. Mtmlame* John- Crescent (Tty.
" f Hnrkladge, and Mr. and M r*.,—j — .
, birthday- of
miii ami Rnm etle will leave Apr.
ctnll them.
Hodge, of Troy. O.;- Tiettfrl ~ M n r * " * * ‘
tlttr:—
—g—--------------------------—
George McDowell, of Pennsyl— ''S atu rd ay drar nterthantic wefir
Nell# Thoma* recently.
or Mra. Mathews' hl^hday many
l)r. .Meade prcnched at Malt'flat's the *tnre* were em pty. The
Mr. and Mra. Ed. Hall, of Marl- arranged a delightful surprise
r rre ta ry o f o u r rom m lltee hail
■•"t Sunday and will hold
etla, Oa^ ar# visiting friend* In
party nt library hall on Friday
renla, and the wholo rnntmil- fv’vwlr*'* Dtcrv every
Sunday
Genova. They h are purchased a
night. About fifty friends Joined
t*. of twenty-five member'* bail morning.
tract
of
land
on
latko
Geneva
and
I'uplir uf thu tViveio* High
Mr*. Johnson ha* hern on llie
In the celebration.
A birthday
•m among them. I atrhninnt ha*
School | -uk th* play “ Elmer” to sip ect to build a home In the near rake featured the refreshments
alv.aya been very
prnspcrnii-, •It'll H*t and war tr ie d fo r by
future,
Orlanuo
high
school
Friday
night.
but-now w* are auffering and we Mr*. fSrlnnrl) and Mi*re* AtTho many friend* o f Mra. Ever- of strawberries, cream and cof
Thl* play was to h aw ls-«n romlovit anhatantial uneniploynient. blttrnn,
elt
will Is* pleased to know that fee. Cards and dancing were en
In tho r u l e c .nifst-»pon--J|Vo have an unurually inteltlgenl
Another dnnatlan of Imoks ha*
she
Is ab1P to ho out again a fter joyed until a lata hour. Those In
charge of the party were Mis*
T'lpulatioa, however, and the put*. ,Mlen received for our library front soifil hy Ihe lln iv e ru ty of Florid* a very serious Illness.
In reaponte to the plan an far Me*. I*ette». Mr*. Wnlthnu* will hut tho tm iterl ho* bri-n railed
Th# regular meeting of th# Craig. Mra. Blah# and Mrs. Thenuff.
Ml*,
t'atherin#
Young,
teacher
J'.t ' been very good."
take ihage of the library neat
Genova l*arctit-Te«rh#r Associa bold.
The member# of the Young
. Hn the rnm mllle# are Monroe Saturday and will be theie from of English and Spanish in th* tion 'was held Friday afternoon.
OvU-ilo High Schovil, rporrorrd the Mar. X
Matron* Brldg# Club w#r# the
b'teiner, Mnyor of
1-arehmont;o'clock to 5:00 n'rlock.
H enry Redney, mayor of MamaThe "*k kre-**t* planted by the pl»yHenry Harrison left Mondhy for guests Wednesday evening of
Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Ilowerr cn- Rldgcland. Go. where he ha* ac Mrs. W. McCauley and Mis* An
rtii.c k , and representative* of Woman'* ('tub are growing finely
l.n-lne«a group*, women’* clubs, and (l 1* proposed to plant more tritaineil Mr. and Mr*. W. T. cepted a position wttH a construc na Clark at an attractively ar
I'hanre and family, ami T. T. tion company.
ranged party for th# following
l'" .-’ new* pa tier*, patilotle fra trr- neat full.
nnl and welfare organiiation*,
—
---------- t'hanct- a t a waffle supper Thurs
Ml** Eugenia David, nf Sanford, members: Mrs. W. J. Well*. Jr.,
day evening.
rlib*, rhun-her, and of unit* of
spent the week-end bore with her Mra. R. L. Thornton. Mra. B. R.
Miss Ned Robert Murphy, of parent*, Mr. 'and Mra, W. J, Da Grey, Mia* AMI* LaVInge, M in
lb" municipal gavrrm nent Itself,
Florence McKay, and Mis* Lol*
Ri.iiif*vide, Rn., who Is spending vid.
The plan hn* five rrrtlnn*.
Tho regular meeting of th* Rudell.
The first I* the rigning by every
The Lake Mury P.-T. A. held tho w inter In Orlandri vvus the
At th« Tourlit Club luncheon
n*' ill In the eomniunity nf a It* immthly meeting
Thur-i.Tiyi guest of Mr. amt Mr*, rircon Genova P.-T. A. wa* h#ld Friday
rily ro d e ", pledgirg hiin-ilf aight, Feb, "'t. a t the arhnol.' llu tn elle from Thiir-d*y tu Mat- afternoon In tho school audi Wednesday at noon at Hunnyshade
torium .w ith Mra. A. B. Moran Park there waa a record altend“ ("■ hi* own rurcly, for the |tii*lae»- -cMiiin ujvenvil with untr* uitlay.
7
The Oviedo Woman* (Tub met presiding over the buxines* »*»• nnce of 8t>. Th# guest* cam# from
ra f“ty of Id* Job, hi* property , ing ,d it.*- "S ta r-S ;angled Run•»' l hi* fam ily” not to hoard ' n o " , un,| prayer hy Her. Sntin- on Friday afternoon, Mr*. Hur- slnn. Mr*. P. H. Dooley, Mra. Orlando, Sanford. DeLand and
Pmni-y or tpreud "mallelnu* ard {
The tegular “ Penny Drive” iiftle rresided. 1‘mgtnni Icao'vr I a n te Ablernmn. anil MFa. W. S. WlnUr Park. A bountiful spread
I a founded
rumniV* about any | !„nu*til the htulneM im cttiig to wt-s Mrs. 0 . (1. W uitnll, who ar- 8 leg were appointed to aerre on of roast pork and all the Usings
was served followed by th* u»u111 inra* Inriitutlon. and prom!*- „
„ f;r , which u ptogram rangfo' an Inlfresllttg p r-gtsm uf a nominating committee.
Mra. Sleg, program chairman, vanie, th* Five Hundred Club
Iti to Bill In th e 'riia rln g “ f* (ra t j ring t(f* Hoy Scout* amt Girt m urtf, verse and lontesL MUs
vi lit, even though It decree**** Scout* « a- pul on hy the Scout ■ I'auline Moran and Mi«* Adri used a* her subject fo r the m eet contest*. The committee on ar
ov* nwn tnromr* or watre*." to an-l their leader*, Rapt. Tim-, enne W aites sang two dact" ac- ing, "W hat the Community owe* rangement* Included: Mra. Ktll | nd IS cent* n ilny more than Llfiilen ml Sellers, and Datrow. rum pan led by Mt«. Helen ls:in- the Child." Several Interesting burn, Mis* Craig, and Georg#
P- 'nl In order t« restore rmploy* The iViuorstrHtRin* of their work hart, llostcsse* for the afternoon, talk* war# given on ihta subject. McDowell.
The funeral of Bohmar Bowen,
Mr. and Mr*. William Brat, of
pi' nt and to *up|mrt I'rveiileiit
and the play by the lloy Seoule Mr*. W. P. C arter and Mrs. T. W.
Jl'fi'evell “w ithout regard to wu< Ihornutthly enjoyed by the Lawton, served delirious lelresh* who died at the Fernald U ughlon Chicago, arrived by automobile
Hospital Monday tvenlng. a fte r recently to apend th# remainder
parly affiliation*."
large airttence ar wa* aiwfher meats.
an Hines* of several week*. w*s
Ip ita reennd aeclinn, the plan unique (rature nf the program,
Mr. and Mrs. D .'A . Denmark, held Tueeday afternoon a t 2.00 of the season at eKyiton* Apart
m ent
Irvnlve* the lr*uanc- of rcrip hy the rvlrbntion uf Fournier*' Day of Valdosta, fia., are eipcelrd
Th# annual titrating of tba Civ
till* xrrrnltv commlltep If nerer- miner the direction of R- D. While, hete .Sunday f r o vl*!l with o'clock a t U»# Geneva Cem strry.
Th*
member*
or
tho
Baptist
ic League with election of offlrary. Arrnrding to Mr. Dunn, the it* "hcail l-nker", vvlth the part their sister*, Mt>. Covinglnn and
Young People's Union gas# • rent wa* held Tuesday afternoon
committee will arcept a«»lint- I ri-sideltt* a« the "IngtCklcntr", a Mrs. Ilurnettr.
miscellaneous shower for Mf. when th# following were named
Br, tn- nt* nf hnnk deporlt* nil I I*- • nke «»» made. After th# Ingredi
Mrs. Sion# and her daughter, and Mra. Luther David In tha
to serve for th* •*»suing
1“ “ »nc scrip secured t>v n,i more e n t wen- lh»><iughty tniied amt' Mis* ('an-l Slone, uf Hanford,
thnp 60 perrcnl nf their net val- linked by the linker, th# rake »n« were v iriU rt here Friday and at Hunday Snhool room* of th# President. Mr*. W. BilllngiUyt
nap tlst Church Monday evening first view president. Mra. F. J.
t.- Iaw*I merchant* and land- •leeointrtl with 3B cam,1c*. repu* tended the Woman's Club mucting.
Many attractive ami uxefol glfo* Nelmeyerj second vie# president,
loul* will arcepl the rcrip. and -fitting the Jtlth Aimivcr*ary of
Miss Norma Larson and Wetn were presented th e young couple
thu^ the burlnes* of _the town* th*. P.-T. A . After the ramtle tele- »r King Moore, of Oviedo, were ami a moat delightful evening Mr#. J. Henry Menlcb; treasur
i» i ho kert tu vine. Av the bank* hialinn tills rake wa* cut and a I-'. m arried in H anfjtd un Fch. ” 1. wa* spent hy every one prarant. er, Mr*. J. A. BUtllw#; aecretasy,
Mr*. Charles B. «rarer- Commit
I- '(-me sufficiently liquid. the \ flrg rung ly the let ami "nu Mis* Ijrs o n is the daughter nf
Mr. ami Mra. T. W- Prev att and
r. ilp will lie retired and r*r*’ gia.li- pupil*, ard two ||d rio tif Mr. and Hen Larson, a / Midland, children were dinner guests of tees, executive, Mlaa Cora _D#^*
f? |r -\
tong* by the Girl* Junior rktdi Mleh., tu t ha* for tbs past few of Mr*. Laru# Able man* Ha*day- ley} entertainment Mr#.
E atxm liw r, Mr*. W. R. Blrakew*
After the money problem I* completed the progtam. Orange, month* b**-a la Oder la
C. F. H arrison vM tdd hi*
ship, Mra. Carl WhiUeraore; li
»"l rot the Security Commiltac ml* .and take were served l.y lit#
Mr. and Mra. Caiuway and family In Gen#*a the p a rt week brary, Mis* Flarencw Loretl, Mia.
will launch a buying campaign. huspitallty committee.
two thildren, n f S*ntord, have
Maud Tuppar, Mr*. W. L Kata)' will nnlnt out that It cn*tr
Mr. and Mra. P. R. Dooley » d
S. K. Wester was in Winter taken an apartm ent a t th# horn#
tli<* 00,000,0(10 employetl peruon*
daughter, Eleanor, visited rata* mlng#r; trust*##, Ml** El*l* Puai'ark un buslner* lavt Monday.
nf
E.
A.
F
arrell.
Mr.
Caraway
bar, Mra. J. A. Blstlln*. Mra. J .
lq the rmintry nh-mt IK rent* a
Rrforrriation In latk* Mary wnr haa recently taken a position here. live* In Leesburg Sunday.
•’ay In lave* and contribution* tn
IL
Menlck.
Frank
Edwards,
of
Oblong.
I1L.
iwgun 1**1 week with tho planting
At I-ytoaa school Tuesdiy
rid port - the
unemployed.
and •>f t**d tiw * by Ihe |Hipil* of the Friends aad ritlirn * a re welcom w as n ueek-ewd gue*k a i the bom#
ing
1
hem.
th a t th# (pending of IS rent* a
night, under tba direction of Mlaa
Dr. and Mra. Urich were busi of Mra. Nddld Thomas.
Florenre McKay, aa InUrwtiaff
day M ira would amount to mure Lake Muy rehoal, in a plot of
Culver
Elbe
red
r»
U
vlaltlng
k
«
;
i
ouni.‘
donated
fur
the
put
post
ness visitor* In Orlando Thursday,
than
f2,000,000,000 a
year,
play, “Good UadklM,'
mother,
Ml**
A*
E
ttrtU
g
IW*
Dr. I. C. Jenkins, presiding
erly
staged by Kllra Ovsretrrat,
gnough to employ two million y Frank Kvan*.
Mr. and Mra. Pickering, Mra. •Ider o f th# Orlando D istrict, will nook
iptn a t 11,000 a year. Th* huyRuth
Preataa, aad fcA OwrC
harles
Dooley.
Kenneth
H
arlag damoalgn will take the form I.umlqiilul, Mra. Fred Bailey, preach a t the evening service and rlasn, and Turner Ballard spent streat, atudaata. Lyman
Misses
Nelli#
Gardiner
and
IIlima
hold Quarterly Conference Imme
qf a “ahlrt week," a “rhne week,"
Saturday I* U u g h m an an a eora- tr* playwl
'‘local grocery week," and even lohnvon spent last Friday in Or- diately after.
blued
bus Id*** and plangur# trip. Another feature oa the program
ambi and also visited Bok Tower.
Th# kuiiaesa meeting of tha
waa the slngfeg of sola* by MW''.neat week."
Mira Nelllo Gardiner, and Miss Methodist MU* binary Auxiliary
Fourth, Mr. Dunn Mid, a rurm l pupil*.
D
nyto^
Brack
la
known
aa
thd
■' vey will be made of th* Income* iltliua Johnson, 0f Providence, R. wa* hald a t tha church on Monday finest ocean Wrath In tha world.
At tha Baptist cfcaiufc Sunday
' of th* two t#WTu, tho vllUge L. are spending several week* afternoon.
A plaaaaat w e n t of tha p ast
. government* and the tchool*. In- with Mr. and Mr*. Fred Bailey.
Mr. auvl Mrs. II. M. Gleason had w**k wa* th# dinner party given
'.' eluding Intareat aad amoitiMUun on bonded debt that now ta their gu#*la recently, Mrs. by Mr. and Mra, 9- F. Wheeler la
Tm t
about on#-half th* tola) ,’rrron Colter, of Ross Lake, Mlaa honor a f Mr. a a d Mrs. Fred TingM tM ff a w I tl
aad th* rent, of
and Jusl# Wtills, of Plerraport, N. Yw ley. o f Sackvlil#. New Brunswick,
Mr. ami Mra, Wm. Mere, and Mra. Canada. Sealed la tk* dialog room
ig#i on all property.
latm y Beak.
war* M r aad Mra. Ting ley, Mr. *H aha« m i M i n
f< u l
II. M. Ulesson aad family. Mr. aad Mra. Wheeler, Mr. and Mra.
Tha flre t commercial alrpU as
Wa uf#fk whUa
In th* Unit#*! S ta le , ar ind Mra. V. C, Ooller, and Mlaa C. a La#, M r. and Mra. T. L.
. arMdulp, wa* M ta b lirW Inale Wilds motored to St. Cloud Lingo, Mr*. L A r
|r - » '
ad Taw- rad Lougkiuan lart 8uadhy.
Wheaton. Yi
LAKE MONROE
Ia rt Rav. R. W. D irkart preached.
Rev. Dlckart haa been called to
preach twice ■ month a t the
C hetootr'B apttat- Church. He win
continue to re tide a t Oviedo
where he trill alee preach. H a wHI
continue aervkea a t Longwood.
At tha home o f PoatnMatet
Mathtwa Tueeday evening In hon
or Mr*. M athtw a birthday many
friend* called to offer congrat
ulation*. The honor## waa pre
vented a birthday cake and many
wneful gift*.
o a o e x o r ru B L ira T tn a
To. MAItMAUrT CR1QCI. Or rage.
Iti* Jrrrev.
Too arr h«r*br o r l m a aad re«olr<4 to hr an* appear upoe Ike
Ira day of April I Ml te Ihe Dttf «(
Camplalnt (11*4 aaalart gee la the
atw r-aU M M ra w * an* C n r b - Th* Sanford K*rml4 la h*r*br
am tfaated a* th* a*w*paper In
whleb thl* order (hall be pvbllabed
tar (nur rnneareltve w a t t
WIIiwm V. k Dougin**, Clerk of
•aid O rratt Court, and la* orildal
*••1 th*f*n( Hit* tin day •'( March.
A (V 1*11
V. E. DOL'OL-Atm.
Clerk.
a . tr. w rr.K tt.
a e
(SEALJ
ham i'iti. a. r w n.R nntnw ,
Solicitor for CotaplalaanL
■IBSBWMg
Bin dt CemptPlal filed aaalart yoa
-la the. *Pot* eafllltd caua* *M
° T 1 * k**r*Mt R*reM B T i m r y deelgnatad a t Ibe pewapape* la
wkl*b thl* ocd*r ahall be pubtlakad
fa r foar coaoeeatlve w*«ka.
.
wiibm * V. R D our*—, clerk o f .
■aid Clruult Court, aad tar o m alat^
eeal Ikarrof thl* (th day of March.
A. n t*n.
V. 11 DOVOLASS.
t'l*rk.
|ty :
A. kt WRKKR
D. C-
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a. r w il r iss o m .
Solicitor far Complainant.
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TO
A D V ER TIS E
!
&
GENEVA
LONGWOOD
OVIEDO
Trade In
Your old Furniture
For Cash at
$2.50
All
W a g o n e r ’s
. t to r
Wit. AM tl
br
n s s d tr rrive
iw
ur yrri#*#ir
.. FURNITURE CO. -
L PERKINS
500
Senford Ave.
tOff Park Ava.
T
LAKE MARY
LsrsK&cu'tt
Rar. t. M. Tkomptoa and
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Phone
774
There’* Nothing Like a
Bowl of
Mexican Chili
m. — Bat.
H ess
All Klada af Sandwich**
Phone 9140
Free
Dalvtrey Service far Parties
ANGEL’S EAT SHACK
TRIANON
Geneva A Sanford Ava,
Admluion 50c, Tax 6c
brm m
P. Paul’s
Beauty
Shop*
JEWELER
la* Natu ral Bank BaMfog
aad Hager Wave*
■TH FLOOR
Lf
RELIANCE
.
I
KARL J. SCHULTZ
|
LIFE INSURANCE CO,
V
District Manager
1
“Over 4M mlUira la Y a m ”
I Fhara 4 »
111 E lat BL
m
SANFORD- ELECTRIC
CONTRACTING CO*
ELfCTRIICAL SUPPLIES
PHONE 44t4 1 Iffff M A O N
m
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Grocery and We»t Market
■; * r y B t m n ^ Barsfap aed Q ra H n f ’
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I B S 8 ANT 0 BD HERALD, SANFORD. FLO R ID A .
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Celery Market Reports
It’» Possible
TASK OF GETTING BEGIN BREATHING
JOBS IN GERMANY A S G A SSU P P LY
PA G E FIV E
SATURDAY, M A R O I I f . 1933
itorial P o w e r s Action Is Preparatory
*- ^orkOf
Granted In
Woncui To Test F l i g h t s
Giving Employment To Be Made Later
i - xvero • hungry.
<>rk. A hundred
been tried, and
R m u iir ,
In
turned f°r
Its
AKRON. Mar. l l . - T h e U. S. S.
from ■
WANT AM
eitromity.
lo one m“n' Upon
JjOHT fav<W-H»7A' 1.1 ‘CL
, hi» «h<}ul(l*r* 1‘
lko u ‘ k oi
.olving the Rckh'* unemployment
I
fiUii.M H U S' ft PSKSO a*
TMIS Twr AIRSHIP O fj| •
! f u c fUTVSE f
A M3TORLOS
CRAFT/ rtV IN O THRU SPACE
KCAUSE IT UAi BtcN MSUIATCO
MAJNM aP/WiTV. fINSTtJH'J
TUtORV OPEN* SCIENTIST j JTES
TO THE PROBABILITY CC THIS ICCA
SKINS PySSiSkC.
problem.
It* |tao«.’> alone. That It the
German way- To Ur. Guenther
lieroh# have Iron siren essentially
.lictatoiial power*. In hie ha.ma
har* been placed what financial
resource, the Rckh could niuatef.
To hU beeping is intrusted the
pits uf 0,000.000.000 Germans;
“ Give ua work!"
And to that pica ihe new
“ ReJeh’e Commlsxloncr for l.abor
I'reation” i» strlvitg mighti'y to
Tvjity=Twr*wiwnwr'rM" prunT*
i*e*—b ut with job*.
.»
Yoons as dictators go but old
as experience is counted, Ur. Uerrko h is a keen appreciation of
the difficulties of his task, lie lias
very delinllc plans, lie n ai a
knowledge of the Intricacies of
Mhe eituatlon he seeks to rectify.
B luP
Ihlng which i*
“ bc.haa
h O a u another thing
inipoitanl—courage!
3 Gere lie (. too busy doing h
B b to give a name to the essential
f t a l l t y his task
requires. ConK c n c t 't are ciisp. Telephone calls
directly through the' iiiomscs
B red tape. Uureaucratlc offices
■ B surprised a t the spved with
b K h the program takes form,
w Ma new waler-wurks system for
■MttcmbcrBT"
IIV line I lime
Ae hue it lime-x
Tr line •> limes
'■r tine I monlli.
Minimum charge 3Of,
O o v t N 3 C v t o u in g t o n J J .C ?
j c m s o t v r*c
IxiSUlfJGTOV O f
eip.TOL *r
*41 I t “ JiT J
■j JBMC SACT K iA ttB TVS C K T ii
ir v r z j c f j u t A# t t i
Commam-Vr Alger II. Utcsdl,
where first appointment in the
navy tam e from Theodore lloosc- j
rtU , will l>e the skipper, lie will
direct a crew of HI men on the
Moron. Uresel hits bern in clu u g r.
of the Lo« Angeles and is being!
dctachr.l from the commander'*
post on the Akron lo tik e over the
new ship. 1’reviuuc to his a ir a«aigntperts, Ureset spent three
years in Aliatic stations and.
during the World W ar.
was
■warded Ihe
Navy tro ss for
seivlce as commander of a de
stro y er.
Although the Macon, in outward
arpearancr, is virtually a “ Chinese
copy" c f her sister ship, she
nevertheless
ptrsenls
many
(Continued From Page On, i
chtngrx and refinements which
rn g in eeri have made as a result of usual salaries and w age.,
of their eiperience in building necessary current rxprnditui
for m aintaining employment.
tli • Akron.
The M «conjuuliiggcrs suppuiU L r -Other si mila r e«sent ml - p
ing the propeller shafts wid poses!'
“This request is not fur the ■■
carry a cowling (la ru t down
wind resistance.)
ness when Mich m arkets t< the
Engine radiators that
were ,
Chicago board o f trade and llte
carried on the Akron outriggers N tw York cotton exchange reto get sufficient moling, .have some trading. The price nf seat*
been flailed in ti ihe i e n f'th c nn tin* ro tte n exchange advanced
Macon to rut down resistance. SIMM In 1 12.000 yederday. ami
When ilosrd, as in tin* rase uf an. Chicago I'oaril o f Inule mrtulwrikle motor, they will Is* hardly ship-* advance) Thuredav.
larger than “blisters."
Cotton arfll wheat rontinu.d lit
The Miron will l>e u lielter ship push upurard In l.iveriiuul and
Ilian th r Akron, Ihe rn n lrarlm s \Vlnni|ier.
S |Hit nunlations for
and naval Inspectors -»iy. It may tnlIon were rr|<o»tsv| in tin* South
ie n litt.'e faster nn,| P.OOil pimnds a t further advance, u f around f l
llghlrr.
,
''n hale. Silk wav again buoyant,
The telephone syvlein will lie gaining 1.% rent* u | h>uihI.
rom plclily eulim rilir, n rrw trlaAmerican stocks were in fair
peae f " r picking uii eitplancc in rhm
,
and in
Io n ■••hi.
Figuring
flight has hern developed from ex- prices cm the arbitrary Im.is of
perlence with the A 'V .n, the four shilling i t" the dollar. If.
rlrc trira l generating sy .l. in has
lawn changed,, and the la-aling (
p lin t Hiniplifiril.
In length, h rirh l, gas v lumr
niu.‘ power plant the two ship,
ore identical.
Floated by ll/'aNi.iNN) ruhir fret
nf ron-infhimmkhle lirlium g a s
fret long, l i a o feel in iliametor. dgiven ty l.lmi hirsepnwer, 1
Cipahlp nf speeds of mine than
eighty miles m hour, with a
[Bl n sm oo th 4a .-> r v t't.
SPIRITS HIGHER
|IN NEW YORK
iMONEY A R E A S
restor'd ronfidenru.
Kevernl quarters in Wall Street
hoped that the diastir program
ndopl.nl lo put the bunking •true* [
lu re on a sound finding nnrr ,
more would m ark the md of three 1
years nf deflation, through re v
to ration of confident
born*
New
York
bankers
thought the return "f currency
yesterday In nleh larg e- volume
as ta imUcate that little additionid currency for which the hank
measure made prim-inn would
be needed here, although the re
fers* system w*« preparing for
* h a t* v rr rtquirom rntv might develop. ami some eenlcry continued
to develop their a m p programs,
to be doubly prepared.
OM exception. Ukeecho.
Commodity dealers were enthuft* largest lake wholly aisutie over the action of Um
•pot m arkets, an ) were inclined
to look for active futures bus!-
to uavc it
U to r r to
J, You* Co#6Ksr>-*v?
l‘>lal la in
a . , . tt.,« ia. ia.it
„• » : •».!, n t |r-|.
Amminl For KcliH Is
A piiorlim ifd In S la te
SANFORD BANK
P A Y S CHECKS
FOR PAYROLLS I
k K fie r tk p know, the detail.. Men
U f bo employed in la rre nuntU * a t the city of S tu ttg a rt, ilut
U p njen vpill go to work in the
■■Kr Ip supply thro recited Itic t.
M FoUier part* of the Reich, facM p wheel, will turn to supply
H t e r i p J for the W urtteinberg
K cJertfYiug. And w o ik en , back
K the pay roll, will a;.iln spend
B iqrcy for food, for clothing.
I
and three-quarter million
■larks'*, |s Dr. tiercke's answers.
I t t his order, fcdocal financial In
stitu tio n s make more than )!,■50,000-available. When spring
lu tn e i Tor the south of (irruiuny,
w e work ran begin.
I 1 M . 011 •!“ night n( apprutal
U tM pV urttem bcrg undertaking,
l i e n w t definite step toward “imruiate work", that Dr. tierel(e
Kusaed bis program witli a repsenatire of the press. Its central
ia is to
say
"no!"
and
eat" a t Just Ihn right lime.
“ No!" m ust be lltc reply to
ins to build memorial towers,
esldcntlal palacrs, Id.'o pnrktya and to qthcr unt'eunomuoposals, doxenv of wliich llow In
e desk of the Reich's uiiriiiploy.
rnt commissioner.
"Y rvt" must ho Ihe answ er to
opoicgls for projects which will
eturn an econouiic income.
The p|an is not lo work from
he bottom up, ntlm ulating muiclpalitles, provinces and comlunitiea to subm it their prnposa'a, hut trn tra liiln g the respon
sibility of final approval.
"The problem U lm> large to
be solved without <.VfitiiU' co-or
dination", Dr. (Icrrkr explained.
“It transcends merely expending
rublh^rflm ls in the form of
* * C < ^ H lc h project m ud be se-J
lected so that it will have as wit'e
Lx possible effect qp industiy, so!
I*hat fc:turies supplying m a tu ia l,
In a y obtain orders.
I "Only in this way ra n we at
f e e s heighten the activity of prj- tail trade, av Ihe in a.luient of !
Prryhlenl Kooseteit'. eniergrnry r
bank measure appean-d to have ’
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THE
TOUR NEWSPAPER
f a ir tonight and ftaterday. Celd*
r r lo n ifh i with rising
Irm persturc Saturday.
P u b lis h e d In F lo r id a 's H e n r i
I h e W o rld 's G r e a te s t V e g e ta b le
S p o t a n d R ic h e s t G a rd e n l a n d .
fOl.UME XX1U
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R
M e m b e r Awax* la lt d I’rn m
S A N F O R D . F L O H ID A .. F R ID A Y * M A R C H
Zangara Denounces HOARDED GOLD
,*>Court As Sentence BEGINS RETURN
Of Death Is Passed INTO VAULTS
Assassin Calls Judge MAYOR OF fORAI !strcam ()f CoinHendM
“Crook Man”, Cap 1TIAIUH Ur L u ll ALi Back To BanksWith
italist And Says He
Fear Of Jail Term
Doesn’t Fear Chair
Enforced By Nation
GABLES WRITES
ONBONDTROUBLE
W EATHER
Banking Situation
Of Nation AtGlancc
II. Tkr l.«H -lalnl l’l r «
Secretary
\t -slm uf th»*
T rta s 'lty -.ii.t after ■ confer
ence with i'l n U r llt rfooaevcil
l n e y th e . t-nnks would rv,»;'rn
“ju*t n« soon ns possible."
“ tie stid .ill l»*il«*r««l lexer,.*
nu m l'cr Innka dc-iring In re
i , i n -li-uld
lor u | h -n-In the Secretary of the T rrnury. toe explications to he lit***t
with pic fv V ul n o n e li ink
in the d is til.t.
1 ho Ia!--t | m- . i .m ini or.!>wm for i n a im n U e hnttday
"until
fi rthi i | tt c am atinn",
h .t Imltcnti ii- w ile that tinr . | i n n i d r u m m y wool.' l-e
nvailt-!l>- I n n t in e rln g on
Moinfav.
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.• r» *t •• f« | *mi*iti< * * olid'
lun»d*'f** ifidd w ii roiirim? Mi
: *th *to tfimit .In tin* fnli'iiil
iri>rr\pc
Scrip wn-« Ih-iui* circulated
in ntafy luiciltip*. In mmwp in
Ntancra it w »» !*• i»*g
im«:l pnvr«» I- Other hanks xrprn
I »ying n* ittech •*' fill pcircnt on
I *rcc
t anks w» i«*
Mt.uy MiVlltit
• i %i i .
In X« w >»*fk niffxt of
* tit w eir til t i r*. w it It'll tio
t
I* to MU t • no i t ur«;eiit
it* i
10. f i t t l
NUM BER
F i r e C e n ts A C opy
BANKS MUST Roosevelt Asks
HAVE LICENSE
TO RE-OPEN Full Powers
B u n k in g
M o ra to riu m
In d e fin ite ly E x te n d e d
tio n
B v
O f
GovemmerxtalCosts
P ro c la m a
P re s id e n t
Fo
Text O f M essage
In vetec*
| Reductions
ans Appropriation*
NKW YORK. Mar. 10. »H
\\ tS IlIN t. 1*1IV, Mnr. I«>
M IA M I. M n r. 1 0 . — (A .P .)
To the .v «■ute aimI IU»u«e of Ke pie*i niativi**:
i \.|*.)—. I’ri •IiS'il
ItiHk^rccIt
Until •>< hoi today -issling li t.
— D e n o u n c in g I h e c o u r t nm l
1ho nation »■* deeply pratifled hy Ihe Immctliale rv*
i
li t
rigDcd the rxrcnllf**
Il h .rn cd Ihe finger., scare.' t *•••
r |v r * c iiu n .)v te rib > by t u iu n 14' i>» that n v a u ity for
n h o u tin g h e w m n i t a f r a id .
• n lfr itiakiog ffH 'ille n rr*
—nisi (err-*. nm| Munir h o tn lrt.
iti a % a* lion t*» it 'to r e nnd improve our latikina? •y>>triii.
• nm |ittrn of «.trli
lunkin:;
G u ia e p p c Z n n g a r i, fa n a tic a l
in ti iiUiMrn net inn.
WASHINGTON. Mar. 10.
\ i s. ’lift, 'I) e x h l- with avxpevt t«» Ihe fmaniY* of
pi raHonx in xid*«tantial f ml*
a a a a a a in w h o lrie<l to Kill
By • In* thm»«nmN n I u\t»r t i ••
III
••^ T iT T .T ^ T T ('s nT, ^ r ' 'Kba t f '
• m r m”• T*1 *| toiupa a d ion.
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P r e s id e n t R o o sev e lt.ic»., rc of the Irca-u rt »x (icrti
v e il rn llctl on C o n jire sa tocL^r
iiiiMMtnmHMsMilHMoami
’i « 'tin e long yrarw Ihe fealernl RiHrmiwwl ha* been
thcm>dy*> 4f the )<%J*ow
Lun
ntiiherilt *lo ic*ur Ucrmrc to
Convinced llial until n *vnl
waa rc n tc n c c il to d e a th in
«*H lh* « *.i Iow.11ai nnkrnpt ..
f o r d ic t a to r ia l |H iw c r a » to - i* - .federal re*crjie ricnilcr hank- to
which the go. cr nnic-nt iW iir-i
condition of municipal d* ♦ t ji" |. il y^ai *P.);i the deficit wa $ PlJ,00tk0(KK
t h e e le c tric c h a ir f o r th e ,•l>ri-a,|
rtxiprlt. tpnllixitioo lor lnrn*w
Htico v e te r a n * c o st* n n d f e d . ,
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o ra l x a la rio a p ro m is in g t h a t
*’i • i *h. Ii-cal |r n r IWLl It Will pndinldy exci**M| $I^!IH).•r.il m e r e r hnnkp. Sl.il» hank',
not he a ttra tn l to IhU .-^tatc. May- tr u«»’H pockets nnd aviiHirrtl
m a k . o f C h ic a g o .
miO.iHM.
net nirmherx of the tn lrra l re*
i f t h i s is d o n e “ th e r e is a
“For liar f t m l year lP-tl. U o id on Ih up prop rial Inn
"You’re one of raptpUaU," or Vincent 0# W yntuf «*f r«»ml .cam it p>.rrtl In. Fear, m ix in g
• fcr. will he allowed bt Seen*
r e a s o n a b le • p ro s p e c t " fo r .1,4
) ill* i •
i i \ tIt** l.t'l Cnnirti
nnd fhr edimalcxl revenue*
arott>cil
rim i »n i*
Zangara ahouteii a t C lrruil Judge (!ahlcn, in a le ttrr tn T ie F a n fo n f ro '
|r*rc WiMulin fit frepen affer
Ihe tieT h i wilt ptoluihly t i n t <I.ppn.u ' iM'im unle*.x mimeIm in iu e d h in lg c t
w ith in *
e’ l lining approval from pru|wr
Uly Thampsnn a fte r senlene,- Herald. aikfrcAACM him -itf in an .nd .1 r-w ly n n ju lrrl knowl« */»•
dmle aid Ion i liken.
t^le hank'iw aiithorttlr«. t •
waa |u u n l . "I'm no afraid th at appeal to the resident1 i f thi* wc»c «'C*t ting it t - in I*?inir into
y e a r.
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* tfu.* t e lt,tH l ,»\e ptlawl t*i»-nn-neeom*a)ntetttftf ftlil^nfl*^*:
chair. Yoii la crook man. Put me
r.ovcitjtrent rnlTrtf. Oik* c^tim*! *
-*TK«- DrmocraHr phalanx of Wa
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enmnirc**
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a»ut
t«»
•eclion that they give thought to pICili tod n Id i *n dolhir^ in
:lar.
I'i
V NSlIlNUTilN,
in rlectrlc rhair."
IIu j - i- anil Svnalr, Ihouirh not '
llo Foiom'j* O' ptufoutt i t ffevl of thi^ fact upon our
i I
rc c u l.u y
*.**•:
Then the Italian who ahot fi*e thr need for <timirinting the mi h Jrid'd irolu will *c hick in n Co
withmit iliaarnl, art a u t ImiM- I
nafloiiut ecoiK^m.
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u il| »H. useful I:
**li h.i- (o n trih 'ted to t i e in n il ndlap^e of i»ur lanking
periona in n futile effort to kill nority or “hold-util" him Iholdi-r dry< where*
ill iti-ly -n -l i hi. 'ik-Minq vxpcctR tf.
drticfiiti- It ha* k • •-n!Waited th. lagnuttoti of Ihe ceonumie
11 i» ti r i!l It* i
d h Iv
ilooaevflt wan Ird from the court- who "-Innn hi the w iy n* ,'V»*. it hr fircr I. In th r »’ 5CfMTc «*f #»T
ihcrchy in have humlrcila of n#Qhfe
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of
the
unentfile
f'cml ligi'f** , | erhap* IlNu.itiV,
loom by ileputiea. Zangara l-laim-l miinicipil l| nd siDletitenl plan."
li-m . a n .* ihe I’rri-.uiy whichJ
pia-yed. I ut yo%1’iniiii nt'« lt*»n e i« not tn onler and for inn tty
. n*"- >- It in * til f i »t{ t n |u
* "eapitaliata
and
hia Momarli
• 'u- I'trsl-ient «-il vrlll hitv.
llo* T n . ........
I lit It regttla
M ajor Wyman m nsidera this tHU of go ( h;»w brrn ri*»ti»tt*»| to
l•r%
M
l1lt
no
afie
'fate
Uftleh
hi*.*
aeti
tnkin
lo
re«ltire
it
to
cie* j
I v f* t h cm." t- ihe
trouble" for his murderous do- m ailer n la-.mr Ftnrhlu's major llio
fctfrial
rvH'tfij
-> «ii*m !•- ti niilhuri/t'd all ’Milking in
t*lf
(hi
.'rflrlt ,'Vjl"
a*rtlcr.
.
Ihe
apt
i*
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of
II'.*
Tren
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"P p -n tha* uituti| aired r m ’it a*f the United Slate* Ihiv*
problem. Adroeary o, nn amend fhrmtffhowt the rm irtiy t ht- week. ‘ litiltiiMiA l«* ntfn|»!cle |tayui'nl
tlie
fetlrtal
i ti t»> Ih* file.* v tl*
Afoot, ti) tuximli nnd
I rron
p- »ititig ,( definite m u I,"
Zangara'a time of itrath waa nirnt In Ihe llankruptry Act, |»-r.
rrrm etit r, t the *afety of dvpo.dl'*, the «ccurity «*f innuranco
oil any Milo*.riptiofu for lira
i nre 1 I'd. in tile
p o l l , - , llo* a d titty of indi uial etiterprlxex, |h» vale# of
not aet ln Ihe court sentence. In initt iTiir ci>m|MMitlun settlem ent *»lne, fhe h«»;inlerx earn** singly nnd ury vtilN f which payment w.i
th** I'rcfthlrm, uud ha
our ngrirttllutnl in rl'ii-* nnd the ut.tiht’
t»f cmploynicnl.
Florida the governor art a the with all muni *ipis I creditors in in |t«irx. Some ha,| t*uurd4 nnd the- no Star# I*.
i.* he I ( all i/t»t to take i
j II- all * iilltli- n il ImhMt! • in
'T h e ««• (I J of Ihe Unit I Stair* Onvcrnmcnt ah'finitely
ih r.
week in which t v - tit km mu»t l«> ronaent of tw v-|hin|s of the credi t»»me H.t I none. They i irficil ruit* UulhaiM in com h i f . »
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illtwgt i%en waiting
I'orciun m.t ! •t » were fir mi
nffe.tx tl,. . fl^jmlti imnt.nl he fatalit value' It. therefore, he*
made. The state priann superin- tors is rren h j Mayor Wynuin n - *i h ♦, Brief ci*fc«. cat)va4 l a
• * w it acre »u| *»» rt o tit t.| I M r
le
for thi r*aim»*'iy of th*.* im tl riv.fi
I aiilllllfHlity n-.nt *1 S tl
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foundation.
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tendrnt decides the day and hour. one of Ihe ways out of the >itu:i nnd old f Ihk* l»i»xex ImiIu'I iii? wilti nrrvaij j* than any d ♦V i'll** WM*'- *cu-» m m , pa)inentx Oil xir / ripI y rar
tional recall* I V »Io| h n.lx upon it.
rc« e rt T n ax itry
Z argara ia already under sen lion. Creation o f n HUte Punilinu lh" >rll" r w r' 11 *'">
M ir.
IIIii tnrxxaje wax
4 » j o n i for II I .
* loo tiTtin ttt »%teti lo«iory li!*,rnl grttcrtimefit* huvo
«--ni; it 'fiiitU
tence of RO years for conviction itoanl. wllh power I.I Chndi nin mo h" " vv withdrawal fr on riff ill*
to
It 11 wr« leal oil »• I of h • < ft-.ill |Ht|l»y. We m int avnl I
•ii'te Mud Haul*
1 fi«* ta'iii* , f ro! | 4'iiill,* tsdii ta t'H,
thi
•
driti"e»
Il
|t
Ian*
late
for
a
let
urely
approach
In
thi*
nn charges of attem pting to kill ! niclpal In.ml holding- a1«i i -CTfl lien w.*< largely rMpmoililr feu OIi#1 Ku'fl Wl f i r m . ar I'ru li
thii*-"t •
t -rnu:, |
Ji- pi-tr
•t 1*
A «-tor ti rn t f the d
Ihe
finaneial
rrin
ls
I
'addrm.
\W
mii*i
r«'l
wait
|o
ro
t
several
month*
hence.
Roosevelt and three other lire* j as is solution,
at llo* end
February
.
■' I V-n . II - ••• Ih-ins. ratfe
- in j.tex for ni.| to *r» lore
it»
the
The
i
iitou-i
ii.y
i
ace
fllttalrd
hy
Ihe
tie
c*xity
of
inciting
No*
i*nl\
ttid
i»
ntreani
iff
noliaona Ihe la tte r wounded hy hia
ll|*limUtimllv
ilirlni’in r llm» J
I lin 'i-r. niranK rd-t- Lirt<i thrlr pre' metal to lit tn tin
i wn« *»
pr«u* e**f| ndinir a»prr*lu»n* thi* -prim;.
Kloriila In’f t r ah«’d,| « f lh** rr«f «f vidnnt4 line lip before the fe h ral ' I nfeinl t» <«!%•• *fiv
bullcta.
1 .i lib -ar ni - . , :i\ In rm cii. to
P it i lent.'
reared in th» KeP
M\Ve niti*l move with n direct nn«l rexolnle purpose nowr.
ie>rr%e
hank
window*
with
ntf
n»'
I.ewia Twyman, one of the at- III#* m untry in II»m| priinl** ilrM-tj
•i lull
•• i*»li '-v W ulnci>• *l**nl *.* f hired lit*' toi d
Tho iitentii • o» I lie Uoitgrr** nnd I nn* pledged to ttitme*
I’rolemp'U* Pitt • »
or yellow roln tangin * (runt
N
ihh
I
i’ll
lii'm-tiniM
lrv**U
j
toroeys appuinte I hy ‘ the rourl
idem
i'iiy ii i - it-'*.
allale ie«*noniy.
riil.ition of money at
lit
i r « .»i«'.ti»'*T»,
| ' n . . Ie»n
to $MKMI nml NRiiY, • twit truck
hnvr
ln*rn
wrll
lintn*lal*»l.
Mnvnv
“ I unt, tlt-tefore. a •tinting that yon ami I are In rontto Mefenil Zangara, raid that aa
000.
\ft.T 1n-n-ln< t l rreii-tent'a
If rti'li la t tiauhl or Vred ihe
ami re,llfn-al. from
I I le niftcement n* !•» Ih" urgent tieca***ily, and my con*il»
far aa he knew there will be no Wyman fr)* Uuil rn re ihe j.?at- j l-«rif\cr
The weekly nictcn tile rciliw
-thi- S--n.to r«ccaa«J un
•• ii.... J ttfftkin r h Ini iy « irit-u*
is rlra n n f of |he municipal dch* I mrmher h.s-l , kep* Ihe i r .-n
tiitioOi'l a-uly »■* l«t udvi « \mi i f I,, Ihe nielhttiLx for ohfurth er move in Ihe-case.
til tomorrow ln prcpeia tha 1e,l»quratinn,
Flnri.la will
h n 'e n »*rnuntan|a htt-y.
T he h art .-or •V It.It nnd IliiK.'stiei't. I ., Xtthl
<d until I'm.bar lirwUlilAtlotL
taintm* atr;i ti
In iu hutettl n* Ihl* time.
Intlon t • carry nut Ihe pm rm m .
hui*lii«f*«
met
Ihf
week*e
«itt
i
“ I doi md fonlinn ta you in general ta*rm*. I .am
three year .ta r t on tho rest »f ihe ^ "trlh q llo n a . which were
»hj Seen nlt*r the
the emrr*
Tha n«i* {^U lation aa rc« « n .~
pointing v ’t n thdinile r«utal Th** InH Cotigrt*** «tiartetl
coanlry which he aavs Is n> .r e n -[ hrivUM , were priaelpnlly th i o ti in "without h av in g the t!l
• fern y la rk in g hi I granting him
IrgfilnlTrti relating In lh* norganiialfon and elimination
r* trf l ,< ri'fh M irn rr* lo ll* *»»*t| 1 ilmo
fndl
m a n V ifiy ilooaaralt wl | lay down
eae-H In a forecloau>. and li pifils -ceeNml from denosltor-.
ui I' Ctalle ftnnn in) |-owof executive o *cn» i<- . hot Ihe a inttomUt* ihu* In ha* rffertn l
‘ rna I principle, for pcnMana nnd
tlon era like that whirl, Imno-II !
tf"‘ f'"lrrnl reserve n<.Ir v hich wt firxl «•'("tied inevi- I an *.
nn* amnll n»ufi viewed in tie* light a»f Ihe great ih*ftrit for
ulhrr vrtrrana bsnafita but will
ately foil -weil Ihe rollap r of th- ; '«• evchmigi- for their gohl whlh IfcMe."
A iling with” t Ih-siitili ti Ia111*
the n*x| fi . 1 year* They will not inert the prcmdng nm l*
KQ}
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(rontInuR«l On I’nit** T«»»l
le v a t i him lh# Im portant an*
(•uheritor Ixhnian sa il New
of our ric'M riltiaih'M.
iiioi•• lh«ia on ItiMir after plaidne j
Ihnrity ovar ailmlniatrativa detail*.
York hank* were ready i*» open
Arfiirillnf I ft informnlion rom#
M|'r*o loo f#4i .td,hi ion.il aving i- e dthal. nn I liter*hi* nam i.-oti the i,at i« ,a«'fi)ny *
II* will aim t„ slash tha eoaU
"l r*»m» t'y ."
fore | nni .» ».»*iir Ihe I'omrra** today for new leginlntion
ro w men ii " whh h l a l
l^cii
PARIS. Mar. 10.—The P atU c ,ncjiia-il by rm .ip c ta rio n for nonlaying iU»wn I *d pun.’iple* for Ihe granting of penaion*
While
federal
mr.'hifie *y
Wvmnn
r»olnl<
mil,
th«»r*
nrr
wum*
| Hi '* tl ihrtottjh I ••ORf*
tI h*
•. Ictinn It that the American fi
and aall'4 \-lea.an Icneflt*, and giving In Ihe executive
rrrvlcc runncctcd dliabllitlcs.
w tk**(| overtime t rtiine mil
•|W> rillpf In i*'" i*itlnn now i»t ilr*
ali-af rx*t .lf|l«* Min.tocal >|i h h |
nancial rrlalt w I have a salutary
tin* itnth' mI v
pre m Im' Ilia* itdmini trative alotnil*.
new »ur (‘iicv. V rrdilrnl Ho ••
fitnll
on
mnnlri|)R|
bond*,
with
%lr«v «f lh** | iv* i lit ilu alien in
iff re t of haalerlng that genuine
M\Ve >4«a- .itiim nioif In upholding llo* duly of tho g»»ve'li|Stii'HR 1 !*000 -<ivc i.il R«<pumrnt
ir lt went ahem ' w i'h lo- t . to*
th r '" wm at i; *
rtnm ei'l to cute f* f Iho-e who miff* r i»» il* defence m il for
active cnllab-ration -nm nr the
ilU lriflt «h*fmillr«l. If h •)*** Mil*
my pro?nini iv a<kirur fo rrr* - .
ihadr
widow n *ad orphtttM. The appli-nlion, laiwever, of (hi*
United S tatra, llillain an I !':a rre , fr^lpfl that rImviiI 2001 mf»n* dH»*<
"The Mali n.al ii:< ^ tn y ••tall
for diet ilorinl power* to re,hire
great principle •«» Intge liltmlaer* of people involve« cnntplictiw ithout which world |c a e and will ih»fault arflhtn n fpw nv»rth«
WASHINGTON, lia r. 10. »/V*
filx
f
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mol
it
i*
nvee*
wry
to
tn
le
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liottx- -«• o» t»« tluil it I* ntmo-*t iiii| m»-*tide to draw leg!*Knvoy and Mrs. II. a. I le |,7 of
prosperity la impuaailh'.
f t tl h r r m'-ivtire
exlcm lin/ lep n W therr
n n J fen reversal in - The new money provi !n| f r in
lation with
Micient flexihtlily In provide Nuh«lanlial
th . Snraknla S alratl n Army poap
v A aym rathetic an I i n e r t l y • h«* u N flfriB '1'*
\ olid Alar. !• in a*id' t* to wrioin*
i*i tax r«l- yratvtdny'tf emcrircii y hank leujiftic e in varying -Mention*.
arrived In Ranford late yesterday
I HNSTHI « TH»S GAIN
"Th" |»»o|« *1 tegixlalion *tat«*« lit** prlfirlpli*** and,
rp tim litic attitude ni.iiw <• Mo l**rti»iitltv TWa
I’ll - la m ll | lir | • ex Inin ail hy
lint*
• romp. i«v tilmn will fl>iw «ul t»» ili t <*
to begin their duties as command
limited hv it* » iwinall* the axmiliv» I" draw llte littex of
Mo* t • '..a? j t»x .• ai.ati ••• f h n
menta of the press as u imlr, ' ’'iviif Wvmatt »xy
f ith« r I ♦*- no-molly, to I**' i » d o\»c llo*
ers of Ihe local Army post, »uealifferctiliial.o*. »-• • •
l«» Jintlre. In nn*otd wilh Ihe *amr
IIAI.TI Ml) ItF. M.»r. |0. id*)
d.> ’
n airly all new s.apcrs
\ k i n f »*'cp *lf ]| tr»rk nf m all W »i'nY | rout t« r *f Mich I eiiik;* tr *»«•
pii»| h* e a.f t » Mittal Ju*lic** I reapp » l»l*o Ihe enactment
r reding t'sp tain Annie U, I Ig n is
ii% nrene..' in cxchni't:** for check- A ID | ht rent liore.i-e hi eon
hope anil co rfiarn ie that llw lew pronevfly itilTPM f»»* 1
p o a n l f i U-OMMt’ i eiferycri
of legi-lntioii ittatlUg lo the ru la tu - ••I d ill and military
who hu, rc.rntly been transferred
jeat a« nil past cu rren ty Hda been <*lructi«>|, Mintim-t* in Ihe South
(rnntinavi) On I'a g f Fntir)
P irsidant will find a way to
hill . .i • I i.i : . . .
employer^ , f the gmerilliient.
In Sehring.
la*t month n" ct»mpareif with
overcome difficulties.
laid out.
*• fin i ■ -ml t i I th - ci-ilin-- fiirl.-ilKli I'i.iii, siiliativ Io n CITYn rv lx for t nir I'e ’
Knvujr llrtry this nlirnlng stated
Behind th il nfinple m l. how Jfin*.?arv nn* u hr, fo r cent train
Mr. R ooicrall'a in au g u iii o tulim ; tin n f - " ii tfii'i-ral primi|-l mi-1 iiiilhitriting tin•i i, of tin- i lllirti y nn
that until such time •* he g ad
over
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ft*«r, in the im it - l»y which Ihe
drtaa made • distinctly favoia'- e
I"*. in |,,»«*i #*f hMrrnal ■'atikiri*
on nppnqtunity to contact qlvlc
if|H»r*ed tmlay ly ifie 'fitn’ifnr*
lcgi.'liiiivc- fiinr-ti-•„ i- tn fit lh,- nn.... .. nf i t|H-nilitiirc, the
Impression hrie. I’us-ag, - icfei
uMitor »r < irjfiilati rit,
M r s . A d e l i n e J c r d o n l»d! f|«i\% from the trrn* ury* • n IVM'I't Itrliilll
leaders an.l members of the hoard
in.-nn■ I-v ul". li it
In Ii- r-ii.i il mi l Ilu* m-m-ral prin
Uiuiiflg | hint lo the lank - of it*
ring t i foreign affairs lie t-r '
Th.. t all Wuu'il iltjfy Hi* • m*
ci|t|» m b # v ■• *» th#* •xpi-ii'litiiri** ai« to )*• mailr.
of dire,*# rs of local posl, activ
claimed aa indicating that l ie m v
. M ill r u i n * for Ml
\-l- F il.
• liv* •• or i . mu )•’, I ’•*• I*n *i*• llw* •!• fat
f » h |'•nalltur*' |#r»rf• uliitly »,| vlrw of tha*
ities wonld continue under Ah# !
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The hilh wl I le »-. « * I" lh*Adaalnia'.ialion ieili.es tin- impo . | |t(^ •In Vii 7*1. who iii»s| i.‘ | lie
gat-M | f• , ii. • ti'iiw v van* h«* nn»i«' m • Iv ittnl oa|tiltahly
Mrn r . '"I surlih'aia*
present pulley, lie Is hnpefuPUsf '
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of
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ronlarllng these leaders as early i
IHIF m HM, fil.. M u
in TJo* • v rr Ii* h inkiitir il alii'ii;
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I(.tad from the l e t of .th e world. I. iffta, in W e t .Srnf-iul i-uly (iia /u ry in rtchatlKn foi
n, possible, ami oruld sppretifete ;
h**P»f «*dliir end h.i'tte . lei iiH>w \ ’*tr i or a »»ih t-,Mr » I 'll ( f Ilf* ana
pa
nhimf tin' !•». 'I (*f • iiiixt it ill ii •a»at
lillienl.
Th# aaml-officicl Temps w n l-a:
VVnlm -lay' n-nrnirg, w m - hclil ut menl h u n - V to l n , dtafii*, hill of
their calling nt th* Army post If
» i Inir* them ahay-t nnd Ihe linn' '•••M XIIJ‘1 ly lll.tl*. («; • *.•)
"Fticla
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which
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will.
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"America Breda Ihe aid of the ttavciltlc in Syiva"
|H>ssthle.
l.a it" if^t 1••ttk ; jsr f *1*Fo ftOJIV| Mtuf.
line, rvlfeet •« *u o»,r iMiz n-; toil thi* faMitae |aa iii-ik**
The i r ^ n r me in her l»»r.t»* w ill1 Ihiford I*hint tiuil " ift.fli'iri* tlirew
Kr,.vce and Urilain to oveitome t'em etely )i« ltrilsy n r ra in - m
lie also nnnoutM-ed that Adju
f t . , wilt t•f t *- t Of . f r- » i iti'an | %eiy i.iliillty of tallr
«*trh ***|o(I oient in t nowr ix em Uf'l I' ’ • f r at 'll f nil" J . a Ill
effectively Ihe wr ihl cri-is, fium lltiOtl, ii’c i. k. Rev. J. S. fla il, put up al*»:it irly *m««*'plirhh- a - cl ploying I.'.hhi turn. •
tant nu.I Mm. Walsh of the OrRgg«aVerilltH*nt M elf i • (Uicriliaal and wI *M llial t# riant« lin'd
i"if I <-ii i-u -„ Thr- • ,
which it it at prc-icM suffering an officiatnl, nml IIn- Fricksun Ku- with Ihe i« ''er\c auk « f llicir
i it i.« iirfif* a#r • me mtrr~hi*~xiihiiit|ii»alr*l In the it*r«U of
ilu Post will he In Sanford Ijpaintensely; to a llrn g lh in the ordar. r e ril ll-in v had -h a .Kc i f
j du trlct ,,, r»rhai-c- for lh. . .
.all.
dny after rmh and evening With
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l e t i e and frosperity of Kuru|-c, range mculs.
their l.irgr Imnil.
An open-air j
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Hty dat V
m l* » lh* •••aign- of the way In p r e t iv e it.
ronrerl will l-e playril conim ^if- 1
fir it ain and Frow n reed the h e p
" ll* iiivii. i'c b u n .'
Mrs. Jrrilun. who hud livcil with
Ill
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abort*
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log nt »:00 o'clock, to lie followed |
of the United States, f mtoon* M
W, IMUgMIO
...v I a t MW r l | liavv iki irh »*w ti Ihe i er»e
her
ilnuplilcr |V|.
for the
tunny. *1 • in tin- fin I that | upia-al to you.
111 -I-rvices a t the Army h|U lraiaca ace so g reat, a„ iinpoitant,' monlh)1> wl„ |, rn in , lay ( cm-itv hr .k rm y make. Ihcni *».v,h kc mi
•*|f tlie I .11/14- « iliMi-en t,,
t !!»•• With Ihtx |4*«pon»lquarters.
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so urgent, th a t it U well wi.rih] ,m
Ui | Kv; .s-Urvlvlr.g h»r linir or demand i If* a ii 'tr in
tidily it Will
i-xi-i' r.i-l iti ii sjunl of iitxliti* ti» all, of
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mil ••! m aintaining in*
the coat i f sacrificing sunn- cl
„ , Hll l|,,uK|,! ,, , , Mis. Annie rtly M-c-rcd.
The amount of r n in u , i
vhililr ihe •;» i» welfare of lh** lloili'd Statex.
the selflah intcraala of each."
<;riffK i.f Sarfunl. an.* Mrs. S.
"I it k III it th i. h*v i'latloo i*t* ttilu ef f* rt at wife Willi
jis
A<cording to reports which have
,lf «-|ir>ch County, tia .; tw» it. n-rninlly rexu ati-,1 l.y ill v-ln'. I i n o waiting foi Ihe h ginning of the jiett fi rat yrar.
received
considerable
crrdriKc aona, Ira Jeriion, of Sanford, cn ‘ ume of hank with .VuwaN \ t inI j;ivr you a iiidh ** llial if Ihtx is alone there l.x reaxamahle
ilm. en-l fur ca«h la now ■ here, M. Paul-B .ntour Irouuht Reuten Jcrdon, of White
Whether nr not to rontinu*»»ho
|H0X|te. I thill wa*h li ll >• «»r *he irtiotilo of tht* goV» r IImen l
back with him. from (iarava infor four sister. Mr*. Kd. O gle.by. • 'T . * " . 1 n ‘ * 1,1
plan t f curlsillng th* m atufjng
will la* . uffii u fit to I over tha* rX|M*nilltlir%'H of the gtavrnfmation that Mr. Koo.cvrll plana Mrs. Jim Oifleshy, Mrs. Jut-a no' to ti- paid ru t fi-r ll>
re ’sry crop in this state will cup'e
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i • . lal v n i i ' x > O T l ; i i is i. i* ta*#- fetHpfh nf m aarir* nf ifrllrtm uttf.
* FRANK MN l» UfMiMKVKI.T*.
to make the first im portant move Sapp, all nf Sarford, uml Mt». N. c l. Ihe rrq 'ilrcm rn l- 1 1
up for discussion at Hotel Theimn
llulNai I h e s « e l - . l r «
laas rr It* 1 l#-rl
1-0mil
morey
a
rc
calculated
l-i
rn h p n l . l s . g 4 h l f . i l l l w . I'gaalol* p*«w
ment tow ard th at r Hr juration at R. lleniVrvun, of Ms m i; *n«l lw>
in l.aksland tonight when 8 f t t l»
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, Geneva aoon. In Ihe form iff a hrolhrrv. W. K. Pennell an-l J. It . i-leri 'ile.
srta-Sfanatr* and Sanford
Mf ll* Ira . |
proposal dealgnej to a trrn rth rn Rcnnctt, of Saufutii.----- . ■■ — Another rutlh la*—»-(—
giow rrs gather In the srv H lh
nui-py into rircu itloo i V f - r t h e . m n ^ n i o t t o f a |»r**hi)#i*
the Ki- I'-.-jr p irt. It ta believed
consecutive weekly w esting to de
eton- lo-* lin,-I.w ith pViit-wi iti-,
KU'-ernnient 16 pay it, , s!,|u* a* i »i m *>i i t «i L « » ' i )*y H a * * p i a t .*f 1 *,u of u-i*. L, u| nr nnolliff
this prtpoeal will rearndrla the
DAYTONA IIKACII, Mar. 19.— cide upon a future policy and dis
TAI.I.AIIA.- I f . T .r til l/1*i
HI rm h. lie n titi Jy small ......... ifM • * r t M » » a i m * n«i f | i j i i k l y ui*>l u » * x (enen-l consultative fa c t envelAl-oill llie nhly i unt,-I ,u i tin
t/|'i
J In, l». Rockefeller, Sr., yos- cuss th* situation in general.
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tl'-tl.
of
Ihe
rli*
Fiauk
Welti,
i r-'narily ranch ciirulsli It 1 1ll IX | N « * c i | | y t h a t m a i r y x t n ' * - . - 1 ».ih- anyoi-e - 11-rn. 11r hnve though, of
a
apod in the French diairm am ent
F. F. Dinner, president of th*
ter-lay
eoundrl a nutr of optiti itiv* , t"day
way. hiaresrer, m l then- la,-' - • »m l U (iiim ni? Ih a - n i, w r r p r a i » * J ’ niijt i, th - ul.I ilavi. tu rk aae Ida llini llou-e ' f 11- ; "
plan.
Meminol* Agricultural Club, ia e x
no indication thr'. this rn**
I t U certain that such a gesture
|» in n. J o i n ' l l *w hoiii««*( | i m ,|*I« i i * o f
* » , imciI prior I- the inclio-i-'ii of Ir«u,'-I n form I II fur » rwiMM mi in on present linnking emrili- pected,, to lead * group of aM gt’
IIKill.IN. Mar. in. CT) - f hiu
would lor a'h-pti d in thon Ihe g a it ef the Unil-d S tila*
the \> tjialK -u A gain.' t r
l',n j p ru t.|',ilii.n pi | luri-l.i’- • 1',-tilii of Dmioerntir
i„ l. r *-f the . tlo n » wilh n dm 'oration he has 35 local growers and shipper* to
h'lnli-iii Ameiidiu* nt, : al,| 11 t *t * ll"r
(I year. .- • tit-1 ,h" Hon. e nt f On i. ie|e
would mean a n riithj»U »tie ie- rellor If tiler*, m -m lraa raui|>aizo ' -it latmn.
loikrland lata thi*
all
\| inlay *every i nfl'Vnce in
American
t. Jim till: "In :il| In,tun,i
Ih-n e its of tin- •• »n Mui-i i fft'-l
•pons* from France, which fecla againvt (Ommuniiin advan.-rrl 10
P rrsent policy has grower*
ru
min
ile
ulfiu-r
i
hanking
inslilulions
and
in
the
INAUGURAI, FII.M IIMIK
i-r tin- nlal-- night Apr. •’! t*>
tho election, in th* Reich proved the state nf Itavaria tmlay l-y
liility |li,. prr.-ciit C onzi' - •' ‘I o'ln-r larya r .1 ••
tailing one-fifth of thg.ei
, order f4r the arrest o f ail coninot -utviiiit « repeal re.-duli«n." where any eon--l rnt:i*n l-a, la-i-u m l attach,.'. A raucu • of llein \ ''cmal people" of the United rrop.
Ita distrust n o t anxiety w u a juall
munist
official.
In
th
f
state.
In
A comprehensive picture t.f the Id |e»a Ilian three w e-k-, r.-(e-iil given tn the mutter are
well, ocratie senator. m il le held st J Htales.
fled.
( o l b m a n a u r r iH N s
T k . PtM .1. r r . . .
, r th . **' *•*• • * ° ,b * •nU-«oniTunl»- highliqhle o f |p . recent inaugu- wn. in the hands of the r tn tr, for lliry in n 't l-e print-'.l in I ilia ftm- tho same time |,ut tho Kenatej From his »,M rr home. The
le f t m ake. nof effu'rt t > disc i
s
vontin-,*d. Thousands of rstiun of President RfH'.CV* It it r r “ 'leatlon
ily new. pip,*'
rsrnqs
mrnriI
lin
n
lh
Casements,.
Rnckefrl’e
r
srnl
a
W
aller
8. Coleman. Hr
w
i T r i ? W|i
iL r d m
‘,L
Milano
The Davis p n ). i ;r law, plnring
The result, as axamplifie-t i"
U . f .oneictlon
thati Ado
HlUer
ofcnmmnlat. face the
dc now |r« display a t the
llcuao
gath'-’icr:
-luce
h
u'duver
j
men-age
i
f
eh
tsr
thro
«h
the
Asbusiness
man
who has beea
Theatre
ae
p
a
rt
of
n
»p
.-lsl
Klorntn, was th a t the thouulit nf n «evere ren trtil—» on I l-e pur
wt l to unable t . prevent th* a a - 1,tcnUon
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hard, labor.
ra th e newsrvel of current iventx. Ihe peup'e; wi long crlltrreil up»m rlut.e of " h in t |iqu-r an-l reviv senators h*,v. , 're nly teltcle 'l MlCia t.,| |>r(-a. \n million, of d«- Tampa for the past two w ooks'fttlonalUtic
windstorm of fore*
y
nlT,.cltll ,,y lh# hanhiiig tending to Federal jury duty,
I’stro n , who afftjes.e,| II
rengresshm al action, had n-t Inr th" rCrtifici!- plan, would I - thelr candi-l.ite f .r P > - - M - I ,
which he has sown from develop
N ew*,
Florida observes la* first F ri ing last nig h t tarm it line of the reached the stag e nf l-H-king le- a bnnii rinlv to th- le*er liarnrt.. Ssnator Futrh. la e ib u rg
turned bom* last night to a|
ing lato a m ilitaristic whirlwind day ia February as A rbor Day.
*n t ' holiday.
th# weak-snuh Ha, wtlh.
ftneet of Ka kind ever -Sen here, ynnd ie|<es| and planning nn e f Ihe rnari with hi. own •*ill h ,rk o', •enatars and un enlir* n ember
th at s e ll b a rs serious Interna It was one of th* first sta te , in
"Tell them just this", Rocke other juror*, waa ftcuaad
for .e e ry detail H the eervtn'uny, fective control mru-u-v tn rrplare the fnrn, and the bootleggers, ll ship nf Ihe Il-ir>-,' '-‘0 senators
tional ra —equeneev.
the Union t0 make the organised including a m ajor portion «>f th . in-ffertive prohibition.
T hi. Is is tieliereil.
Tie* hoolleggare, in aw.) 05 repn- el-u tl.e s will he feller said. "I have every ronfl- Monday morning awing
nlantiry of tree*' an annual evrnt, inaugural address is piclurr-l. T h. made p ain fu lly 'e v id tn t hy th - stead of ped ilini- the liquor wqold sworn into - (Tie** *• th.. upvnini •'cnee In our bankers and In our trial a f • c a st which ia
Talnjra i. (he lanrcst manufae- having adopted th* custom in news reel has its last showing to very scarcity of p'ans for su'h deal In eertifkatr*. N est lo pro- o f Ul* rrgu'u* srs-lon of th* I^g - good people.
pected to be eefleluCWd
Pier i f digun ia th e world,
night.
,
islatJrs Tucjdsy noon, Apr. (.
Uy declined to comment further, morrow night.
control a t a tim e when th . ctrb( fonlinu-ut nn P ag , Two)
KJtt '
Desires EI i m ination
Of Minority “Holdo u t” *Bondholders
*
And Federal Sal#:
r i c s Contemplate^
S
Amelridan Banking
. S itu atio n Causes
* Optimism In Paris
'V.1.....n\^'"v-, '• lte M,>" Plans I) is c I« s e d
For New Money To
Be P laced In Use
New Salvation Armv
Leaders Are In City
*
t ■ *
S ta te L iq u o r C ontrol Plans'
M ayB eL eftT oC om m ission
Celery (irowers Witt1
Decide Future Polity
Hasty Action Feared
C.’host of Old lock
age Isaw Arises lit Ilaunt Thuse Opposed
lo “Iloss Trading” by Politicians
Buckclcllcr Sounds
Formal Call lls ucd
Note Of Confidence
For Caucus Of I’arty
Hitler ContinucsDrive
Against Communism
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O fC a rre n c y B y iW
J S S SOfl
UsedffS
As Means
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name, of
W A S H IN G T O N . M ar. O .-W Pt— •landing federal reaenra note* toBlnk* of the country can Issue, taled | 1>»V..OOO.OOO and w e r, ae
cured by $.’. 1*0 ,000,000 in gold, or
$.1,000,000,000
In new currency!
without ahiftlnf a alnfle comma ini more than S5 percent of their val
ue, lt.ftic.tl00.000 In commercial
present law*.
paper ami $rtft2.000.«)0 In governTh la realltation emerged forcilaIjr yesterday from a profuaion of
talk about banka, money and acrlp
and more eapecially from Prealdent Rooaevelt’a belief that funer
al reaort to acrlp w ill prove u nnereaaary.
Au th ority for moat o f the hure
DO* (aim'* at the alale hospital hete
expansion in raah haa eclated foi
reent flir nationwide diatribution of the
more lhan a year, haa been uaed
D in* inrecta.
by the bank, to a limited extent
P*r "
H r. Bruce Mayne, pub ic health
and can be uaed further when
p*' auifeon in charge of the mosquito
membera of the federal rraerve
rirm' de|Kit and local research work, haa
system and national hanka chonar
W*** c i tried u r ahlppetl hia tiny ward*
It waa fiven In the Gla*«-Stea•nr' ‘ tu ntatea a* diatant a* Maine,
gall amendment to the federal re-1
1 ! ’ ■' Tesae, Pennsylvania nwd Florhlt
aerve act ami In the Borah rider
to the home loan bank law,
<n etranda of mercy.
am rndinf the national tanking
'
Hr. C. Freil William*, auperin-Tj!" tendent of the State lloapital,
1act. •
I O riginally, federal reaerve note*
B*'_ lauded Hr. Mayne* re»earch ^auchad t" h , aecured hy a 40 percent
total *••*•* ** “• wonderful conlribu*
1good minimum ami ffl percent In
■awn twua.tw.ham aaitr^ l ' - ' — —
nntP
M alaria fvrm a inft»cd In paj Claaa-Steagall reaolutlorr iwrmltS „ | t lr n la nufTrrlrig with pare*!, wero
govern
ted Ihe
like rroven a remedy, to the aatiafac-
tempi,ra
^
„ ,.| | H
In W
legal notice
« rlt*11 T*r.
It
KP.m .U * . T V Calif. I. '* Calif t.
• I'n l.r 1*
Total lev
ra J l a a . T » n . „ h the » 1 w M . « . l » mmym im a 11 H**» f » rl*4 * * 4 len at awn A. W. Tm tar.
|Ulllm..r* f. Iletl0»h«m I, t.lev*Ua.l t. iTaelnnalf I.
New llav*n I. > < » torh ». Chlla■Ulphla f. Pltt»lturgh I. Potoatae
y .r ,t » I*. Hlehatoml J. lloekeaur I,
iM tann.h J. Wsabluatu* I.
Tetal
A P P E A L M ADE
B Y GOVERNORS
FO R U .S. U N I T Y
RESULTS
rr
M o d er n iz a t io n
Sa i e
0 pound
pail.
!ml. Gen. K. Slark
.
J— A u to m o b ile*
COME IN TODAY
rjani fricn ew defeui e/et*er
iltmt * M f yea iwedeeuf V
year heave ef few red..
U , lH*tsll Sale lil* .«
OA—I’oullry
10—Flowers nnd I’lanls
FOR SALK Pepper plartU
Mcllunald. Gameion Ave.
KNOW’8 I’AINT &
,<Y O F N E R O
It. |)« MlUe’t
NOTSO ^AfiT, DICK*
SU F F C R IN A N T S ,I D
rather hunt down
A FLO CK
OA
BANK
ftO M a ir S THAN THIS
HERE3 A
PASSAG-E Y
CONE ON
In.
ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor
HCQtfS
U . K. W.lla
W. I T»l*r
II. Ilarbal
I Hharot,
J Ilsrl'St
I'. IV fiM
it. peMtfley
k
a ll
I .M E AT H TI1
TerWIIMa
J. reeela
IL IVaote .
Tetal* —
0
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IT .fill, e Uhl" Iw eli. m nnlh^^C ’
the .Inie hereof
Diileil K ib ru a rr l*lh. A.
ll. Y W lf lT M t ll.
n r l 'X K T o p i i / h k ;
K ire u l.ra of Ihe e*n«ta of Kllxa*
I.,tli i: Wlillner. ileceiaed.
x r r i.tc a n o w
rtm
tx x
iin r .ii
I *aer aeell.a l t » « t Ihe «e ■*■•*•I
l l l l . l r . ef Ihe P i l l , ef ClrfM*.
Nolle. I* lierehv g lv .a lhat * t
lirahvm, purrlm »rr
of Tax I *ei lfli-t.lv No mot. •Inteil Ihe ath day
of Allan*!. A li . 1*2*. haa filed anid
rertlfIrate In my office, anc h*a
mail application fur tea deed
l»*uc In ncordaaro with law. Held
•crliric .il. -m hrare. Ihe fnlleviar
•toerthed pcop.ity allualed In SemIn.,I Couoly. Klirpta. l» -w lt:
l,.,i. T1 ao.l 74 South ganfi id
Uriah!* Addition
T O . .u h l’laml Iwlna aaaeaerd at I I -tatr of 111. la.tn.nr. of aueh r e llflrale In lh . hum. of Mr*, gran.
. . .. Koalrr ll.lr*
I'nlea, said e« r
Ilf lr .ic .hull lie r.deumed aeon,
lag lo law lax lire.! will laau.
thereon on lh . 2*lh day uf March
A f.
H ID E O U T
WMCP* I
to th e proclamation Issued today)
-wauld eonattula the peonlta ap
peal to tha patriollam of Congreawhich we know they poeaeea. In
m a n Kith aU. to
w ith the Freeldenl In taking such
action
will guarantee economl’
•tohlllty. restore confidence, and
fherebr relieve unempleyment and
widespread dlatreeaA reeelutlon proeeaiag yttUrdey’a aeUen eraa edooied by the
recent re v e m o r.' eeaferenct, here
net motion *f Oosrerwer Herring, of
le v a .
Mr. Boorevelt, who ree*Jead report* jreaUrday of the
' wide-aareod reepone*. he* **
M tala
1*22
IVItoi ** n.v offlrliil 'a la n .H i, •
nod .cal Ih t. the lath day uf h’eoi n.iiy A l> 1312
V K DOItril^*.*.
I'lcrh Circuit V nir:.
S .m liiol. CoJnly, Kloildo.
IHKAt.1
lly
A »L W K K I H
U U.
ntninotKTHia
t o y is CRAFTY7*
klwk
|k r
tnnuirrp. WI1W
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Intf (Mjim* nr l*rr*nE* ^
m M IM «lt:
*
.
Yatl, Mini »«rh »f Ifi'l* Et«*n^rnnr
n*aliri* *1 1%imI rr*|Hlr»«l l»
r»ny « ldim • •ml drm.«n*a* which
..r elllirr of you. mn> have avaln*'
the e*t»te of Klltabetlt a Whlteor.
itree-i*ed. I»Jr.J)f..fivJ»llne|e
H A V K Y U H U W A T C H repaired fetftrlda, to In . lion Ja*. *1. Itbar.n
r . iiui v Jii<lfp nf Hrnilnnl# I’a a ily,
by une who really knows how. at hi* ..trie. In ih* County CourtBrigg*. Jeweler,*Mag. A M U jjih ,.' lo a i-- In K.infnrd, Henilnnl. I '» » | l| .
O P O N TH /3 P E I M i r i Y E
L ..I
I ,|mIt apple lo in*
J e l l * or fee bale. (•«• my «
j'' J?
charge a . Kaerutrlg oJ |h. Kalaie
of MIC1IAW* M I*T »-•*- ’
ui
awl that at the aam- )""• I will
prevent my fm «l account* «* • > "■
utrla of >*M Kaialo ao.l aafc fee
lll*lr at»|>ruval.
EVlifUHf) ?IH,
I'.
H \U A II r it n iH T I N B itM ITIf.
A* K te c ttrU n U J a Jaiatc
nt Vltehacl M. Dyer, De.
•I. WHITE Kile U#»W»Ee
. mII nr«)ll<HA
S l O W L r D IC K A K D 3 H O K T 1*
C K t e P THKU th e . D A K K C AV C .
A K P • U D O e t / L Y TH E Y CAME.
...
wtrFiSPtf!
Mi'BRAv w. o v K n r r n r .r r .
Alloracy for I'.xeeulrla.
THE ADVENTURES OF TOM. DICK AND HARRY
..............................
c o n rrr,
IP■It Wt ■»» » rep**'*e-c.-_, the le a n ef the I'awnfr
aen.la.le I ewalf. »•••••• f l S K
onlyi Gal. #l.95| lifxL #1.14
quart 64c| plat Me.
CKBATOKE&
TftiS
o ; * ' ' ® 1"
, N T n 7 r r . ? T A ^ 0 " r UM .. H A « G M.
ONLY
a*
1
j.m o
Kissimmee. Florida.
^^AVE Money, Time
vJan d Health with
the
new Viclu Plan for
er I'onddiled 1*■'•
better Control*of*Cold$*
The Smith llarU'r* team in thr
Sanfunl Merchant* It u w I i n g
leag u e la*t night won first plurr
honors in Iragur stamllng* fur
the reason by aeurlng a four-pin
victory over the Ne-lli Bottlcn.
leant which won second place him
or*. The Forrest Galchr team waP
not lit the race, hut it won third
pace in , landing*, although up lo
■% t iie : i *o i i it
A iiT ic K 'o r
The rnnnd-lahle
Twenty
pronunenl
Sanfnnl ilte* men
(Continued from
th r atalennul
fa n n e r, and grower*. Inviteil to diem-inn
note* are due IVM
r> m ard /lvcriin
TS^Th?~g»r*t» o rth e 'S a n fo rd K l-Ifrm ii I’r
evlrletlon and control; l» thg mest
ninat inntrucling
In Installment*, the regulation* wani* l luli a t Hie Monteiuma Hitcunclunlv, proof.
.
“ It makes It* own.,law*. »ome- stale, inarniuih a* egpendllure* I |r l y rd rn ta y where a upeeial
time* contrary to Ihe laws of thr for rrop pnaluetion are usually] program wa* lo have la-en atagfd
Among Ihe speaker* on lh lam.’,
for Inalanie when In ra»r made liver a r n»ldeiabte pem a- in Iheie honor, stepped into the
In addillon to the reduction »«• lirraeli neiaaloned' by the ulwenee impromptu program were: II J - 1
uf tha bankruptcy of a member,
lo-linwn, IVIer Thumlnn. Roy |
ihe seat is sold by tha exchange iptircd thi* year in acreage <>f of Ihe guest speaker, and a*»l*lml
Hvtrc*. II. J. I'npe. Htto Svhmehl,
e»»h
crop*,
iMiimwer*
must
agree
In
rendering
d
program
Ihnl
and the proceed*
are
divided
Kd. Mgisrh. It. B. Chapman. II. <*.
among- hi* co-nietnber creditor* t i plant u garden for home !’««• proved In be an Inspiration lo Ihe
Carver C. K. Ilranan. Hr. •'.• W. TeMWVpiT
n > y co"
to the exclit.iun of Ihe defrauded ami a aulfiiienl acreage of feed inner tha„ «0 |>er*on* present.
fa ile d upon by Klwnnlan Have Ilakrr. V. A. S |e e r. nnd (lonlon
nop* to »upp'y food fur their
lustonirrs.”
Harnett,
of
Fern
l*ark.
Predicting Iradei* of Ihe finan livestock. Acreage thken out r f G arrett, chairman nf the rluh'*
Tho.e utlending Ihe meeting,
cial world eventually would ap- ra*h crop pr.’duction may lie A gricultural Committer. « h " bud VVP: lit al. I ashman, It. C. C arver,
rlantril t» a ry noil-building crop. first greeted them, til deliver
nf llye, N. v .: Charle* Hunn, It.
I.ouit. will le made, the regull- short talks on any aulijeet Ihry
lion* f irthec
stale, to fartn- ebnse, nearly III farmer* ie*pond- II. Chapman. Kd. Mel»ch. Hr. t .
ed with meavage* lh at indirated W. Ilaker, C. K.* Ilranan. 0 . J.
liny
Syine*.
Algernon
th at they are ronfident that Ihe Hope,
nation's present financial condi S|wer. Gordon H arnett, of Kern
tion a* w rll a* their uwn will I’atk. I’eler Thumton. I*. H- Hach.
stem be returned to a normal (I. K. Smith. W. T. Chapman.
ba*i*. Co-operation wa* »tre«*rd Otto Sehmehl, II. C. Whelchel,
a* a vital need by many of live Haul I’eiold, a* guekl*. and Kiapeakrr*. with "time speaker* de wanian* O. K. Morton, of Gainesclaring lh a t
the co-operation vllle, llownrtl tlverlin. who prevblrd, S. F. Iioudney, Karl l-*hlie aplrlted, un*elfi»h figure ha*
ntann, K. It. Randall, Jr., W. B.
arisen or been developed in this
Zachry, J. <5. Sharon.
Peter
extended depresalon to point the
Sehaal. Howard tamg. B. H. < a*way out of the cataclyam to which
wrII, Rupert- Strickland. Arthur
they have *o largely contributed."
Branan, Count* John*<wi, Ray Fox,
S. J. Nix, W. T. U ngley. P. N.
Whitehurst. T. U Duma*. V. A.
Speer. C. O. Bare. V. R. Wilson.
y, s. loun*nn. F. K. Iiorner, Have
Bonlake,* Julius UlngfekWr. and
BOWLING* NOTES
portly
RATES
A D V IC E GIVEN
ON IS S U IN G OF Twenty Sanford Growers Take Part
F A R M L O A N S i n Kiwanis Club Program Wednesday
American Kederallon of Ijlm r;
President • H arry I. Ilarrlm an of
tha Chamber of Commerce nf the
United S tates; I-oul* J. Taber,
m a tte r n f 4he national grange;
Foiward A. O'N eal, president of
the American Farm Bureau Fed
era linn: Daniel Willard, presidin'
nf the Baltimore A Ohio railroad;
George Cardinal
Mumlelen; Hr.
H arry K- Foedick: Rabbi Stephan
8 . Wise; Alfred K. Hmlth; New
ton D. Baker; Nlcholkw Murray
Butler, ami W alter l.lppmann.
Thla committee, with tha co-oparatlon af hundred, of local agrncir*
throughout the country, expeclv
to continue Its effort*, particular
ly during the coming tp * v al •**
a|0n of Congreaa- In .ugg*»H"if
united action to the goTprnor the
rom m lttee declared the
.noarmtlon* o r government might
il»«
r***l**« r * r a SI Hone rrrl* 4
a-muiog at oam A- *•- ToUaa.
_
l-otoin.e .V .N l* ; 24 Cl
Now Yiteh 3. Itahlm nrl.orah 1. Hartford 1. TAr
each to I'MIaileJphla. f t
I.,, Xprlnatlalit. INirl l*l»'l.
■an, H i n t T « u ear* h
rnn<l,iim rnt.
tflnelnnatl: X » « *
rotumu*!
Mavnnaah
glverciop*
m m ), Don i f the medical w ord. In llr!4,
nainn O riginally performed by dlrvct
they blond
tranafution. the prutraa
bank! neat limk arlvantage uf the moa
n In ., quilu and hia natural needle,
rniild
Hr. Mayne < pre*ent leak la Ihe
nn | rmlucllon of a thrrapeulic agent
mitrd front mo*i|ullo nigar.iame, to reoldi : pipe, the mom|uiln-kito treatm ent.
Through a delicate proce*a of
IkreeJ re tra c tin g
malaria
organirin*
to
,i iiu u eqaadteta* beWee*
ulf and tlw Atlantic—M t#
skies**-** *1 C e k w l a i a a
| Mtlrg ff*lr* r*C
mpr—rw-
■mrnrrrial
inent ol
ion made
paper, v
., . . . lh. t . luc|, grower member* Urn latter part •rarre.
U n U rm y e r predicted that at.-ck
ballntlng will ! When Ihe resolution wi< ennrt|,e done by mall, a committee nr e,| meinher reaerve l.anU, had $2.grower* to lie aelretrd *ervlng ** ;i2tl.000.(100 In currency miHlamlelect ion rlefh* to eanva«« the in f. In lh . treeaiiry ami with Ihe
vole. A »erle* of regional m eet federal reaerve agenrv in *retire
ing* will he hrl/T thrmlghnut the thi* riirrenry wa* $J,flOt,1100,(100
fruit Iwtt thl* month at which In gold nr more lhan 70 |»errenl
new i nmhiitter nf fifty memhera uf it* value. Then there al*n waa
will lie elected. Tbe new director*, n *1.0011,000.000 hacking In n.rna* well a* the new rom m lttre. merclal paper.
flit Mar. 5. Ililtf. a fte r Ihe Gla*«will take office June I.
Sleagall amendment had la-en e f
fective approximately a year, out-
phaaa to be tu.pendcd
c r r y ln ^
n,imint9,
s,
,1. i d » »«
*
l l ; t dm. IT l * - l l H >
jrtesy of the U. 3. Department of Agrlculipetition with the Florida State Marketing
R. El Winfrey, Sanford representative.
Treating Ailment
(Continued From r n » One*
and » . O. Ware, both ° f . n ' r ‘
mont;
Dougin* lr>«.
fourth d ia trk t — Marlon. 1^*7,
Alachua. Putnam. Volu.ia, Flagler, Seminole an I SI. J o n " «
counlle*. E. II. William*. Creare n t Clip: B. I* Maltbie. Altamont Sprint*; G. lo n g . Chuluota.
Fifth district— O rante and «><■
reola countlea Hr. A. A. Kent,
W inter Park; L. U l'ayn* and
I- M. Robertson, both of Orlando;
niath district—Brevard. Indian
River, St. Lucie. Martin. Palm
Beach. 11reward, Dade, Highland*
Okeechobee and Glade* enunlie*
R W. Vlckera, Kebn*tlan: O. A
Draa. Mlmm*; R. It. Gladwin
Fort Pierre.
Seventh dlatrlct
Manatee
Saraaota. Hardee. DeS<do, Char
Intte and Ice counties. Dr. K. f
Aurln. Fort O f den: B. F. Well*
Arcadia; S. U Griffin. Wauchula
State-at-large, J. G- f'ha*o
W inter Park; J a m n C. Morton
Auhumdale; I*. P. Kirkland
Auliurrwlale; R. B. Wmdfolk. Or
Norman II. Viaaerinf
modern!*, marl
I t tncli r r « l i 4
C elery M a rk e t R eports
�Jadaortville’g Relief Camp
The Mtjbllihment of an Emergency Relief Camp for
transients with federal funds at Camp Foster just outside
of Jacksonville la proving a highly satisfactory solution of
the transient problem, reports from the Oatcwny City
indicate
There are 418 transients at the Camp where their
tontine of existence aomewhat resembles army life, but
without the military feature*. The activities are under the
direction of a former World War veteran and everything
possible la done to make the camp one of usefulnfss.
Each man la required to put In 7 Honrs of work dally,
except Sunday. For hie efforta he receives five cent# a
IAT, MARCH
j
l >, » «
T v E M r T o R TOO A t
[OUT AND DESIRES:—
thyself also In lb* Isird
The work Is devoted to gardening, forestry, building
Hhpf6v*Ml«ll8, kefplhg the comp ground* cleaned up.
audUitt drain ditches, building n stiuiJI airport. and other
projects designed to furnish healthy outdoor endeavor.
Those having cducatlonnl equipment are chosen as teacher*
for vnrious classes which are held for different kinds of
vocational (mining.
,
...
t
Recreational netivltlcs have been provided through th<Ingenuity and resourcefulness of the men themselves. An
old piano has been resurrected, and n rndln. which wan
furnished by ft local denier, hss been hooked up. The men
have clubbed together and purchased their own Iron with
which they keep their clothes pressed. Religious services
are conducted every Sunday with Jacksonville minister*
co-operating.
TEAR OF OUR LORD
Iho transient problem of the? Unitril Htute*.
Crime Heads For A Fall*
chaos la thundering under
o f - r ig h t
- .■■■ mm a*' ■
. . . — — - i ■ ■i
—
How Can A Man Work With ilm t Tiling Over His Head
(Continual from r*c* On*)
hlMtlea. tt probably would pror*
*ho r r e s l m relief mr*»ure «**f
•ttic ln l for hrII hep*.
O fficial.
(he Florida Society
for PnAihllinn ttrform have no
P 'l schemes to advance, they say.
They are appoint to theDavl*
parkaye law, a i to the present
eyslem rif prohibition, hcesaso
they
rcyar.l It ' M n demonM ratrd
evil.
Karh step
in
liberalising its provision* from
one quart a month upward, they
remynlM Would ralmll endless
bargaining between small and Wg
eouiity blocs the kind of “linn*.
Irsd ln r" that ha* reduce,| prevl,
oho leplltnlltr# cessions In a fare*.
If thn adm inlitration tins a ronIrol plan, It Is keeping it strictly
uwlcr the gubernatorial hat for
1b« prrsrnt.
If nothing Is done looking Inw*nl m nlrnl, Florida may ho left
"high end dry” with an unenforce
able prohibition |n Its I'm* .dilution
nnd an unenviable position In rep in t •„ leurlat trade.
In lessoning highway accMsaU.
On all o fta r roads he advocate*
strict enforcement of a speed lim
it.
The latest British Road T raffic
Act has fatted to halt the toefeaan
of motor mishap*
taeaboh It
leaven the speed «f s f ll« M U lf
unchecked. Viseouat Cecil told a
aw etinf of Uw Pedestrians’ Asso
ciation. Rapid road traffic ■coded
treating w ith the asm* preeaurailways.
“ We hat* got te rarofnisc,” he
continued, “th a t there la, particu
larly among th* younger mombora
of aocloty o f all class**, an eatraordinary perrialen of vi*w as to
lh«lr rights and the dutia* of
drivers of motorcars on th* road.
They regard peoesirlans aa a
kind of n atu ral twenty who have
no rights and ought nut to be con1 1da red a t all, and Seam Id think
that liny hw*w-Q. ri>kt-tw-gyO*
thine brart-—Psalm flit.
weary of women with peri
lous eyes .
cover Uielr lust w ith a fa t
(disguise
prate from a bounteous
; fires Ido
vision lost and n dream Je
Commission May
D eterm ine State
Ram Control Plan
Under the pro** of difficult!™ many reform* In l»u"incan nnd political Ufa am lining nrcomplhlm! by n public
which only wake* up when the going la hard. Out of the
depression can lx* expected to emerge social advancement''
which might ordinarily have taken score* of year* to at
tain under ordinary clrcumatance*. That one of these arivanccmenta will bo thu elimination of widespread crime, is
ono of the big hopes of the day. That it can be done »»
the opinion of the Christian Science Monitor which *ny»:
,7CrImc can he checker!. Practically every American
vanr< I (Tull sbnul,| come as n e st
satisfying lioth wrt nnd dry
groups a* any routd, granting
(list repeal |n approved.
This Is fur the appointment of
a nnn-pnNtlral, non faction commH.iiiin hv the p»>rrmir, rumpoaed
of men above suspicion of unduo
influence by any private Interr-i|*„ In study the control plans
lu the light of cspcnrnco In oilier
salrv nnd countries a ml sulmill, In
the form or n hill, the results of
th eir findings fur action at n sub.
sequent *es*lon of the legislature
Members could be pledged not to
accept n political office for five
year* and rhusrn front those who
•ha,I noi held nffjee for a like pe
riod, If such arbitrary rcstrielione
wero desired. They might l»either "wet nr ilrv" In their Icbii-
ntrmlUt cL rushing Uirymth .minu
The courts hastily prepared measure nt the
know It. Everybody ’known It. Vlgilnntc committees fired nest se**inn, to I* rrgreite I later.
should result In is m" lei ystem
with one-half the ardor nnd patriotism of Ihc mlnutemei\ It
that would stand for years nnd
of Lexington and Concord could clenn up the whole sorry keep liquor control nut of the
mens.
hands of “hu**-trading" pulltlcal
"Charles Francis Coe’s Illuminating story now running
In the Halunlay Evening Post mav be carefully stressed by
It would be the answer to tie'
the editors of that magazine as being only fiction. Amcri- voter who asked why ho shout I
cans know it la a distressingly. true picture
civic and vqtr for repeal until *oyae salwll,
criminal corruption In high plncdi nnd low. The bopefuraa- tote had been approved.
pect to that appalling dlpctotUre fa that the righteous deter With It could yu a county op
tion measure, nr even city option,
mination of the law-abiding proves th e master of the cun I,
th at wvre desired.
ning of the crook. After all, t h e cowardice of the latter over The delay would not It* serious,
tops his cunning.
proponents of the plan assert,
"This Is n time that calls for directness. If the legal
bar Is too fastidious to clean up its Augean stables, Amcrlneeded
canH will do It. If tho police aro hampered and blocked at
every torn by greedy, unpatriotic politicians, Americans
ran free them from tho miserable Incubus. Unraveling tho
red tape won’t do. It takes too long nnd Americans nro
weary of the tyranny of crime. Cut It. and lot the knife
bo quick nnd sharp.
" ’You can’t undarstnml the problems of a man In my personal !ll.*riy. Should It require
jKwdtlon,’ ventured a well-meaning but timid member on a special session, oven that, Ihry
the vigilante romtnittco in Mr. Coe’s article. T have n believe, would be worth It* price.
board of directors to consider, ns well us employees who
Tomorrows w«t and dry armies
have n voice through various organizations. All these
prepare I* laonrh their camthings must be taken into account.'
’“ All those things,’ was the steady answer, ’aid and pi I'finE.
abet tho criminal when a man becomes fearful of them.'
"Crime can ho checked when -selfish fenr yields to
courageous confidence that right is might."
v *.* the growing belief th at pen
alties might be exsatrd by Con
gress against tlmse known to
have gold In th eir possession. I’re
vtsu* Insirurtiuns from the feder
al
ve boanl a t Washington
I > member lank* ordering the re
porting of gold w ithdrawals since
Kelt. I, were extended to Include
th r names of those who have tak
en out gold during the past two
years.
The various federal reverve banks are said to have rec
ord* of withdrawals since ISIS,
including the names of some In
ternational known persons.
In addition to th* action of the
reserve Imard to g et the names
of the hoarders, th* Mew York
stork Exrhange y esterd ay re
fast a s they can, and th a t anyone
who atop* them Dr Impedes their
speed may have hts right* abso
lutely disregarded."
A demonstration or a device de
signed to fore* trucks and motorreaches to observe their speed JimIta was given to the meeting. By
mean* of a n electric circuit oper
ated by the speedometer, the
moment a vehicle eseecd* the lim
it a lamp la lighted o n 'th e roof
where the police and public may
quested Ita member* to fam ish ■eo It, on tha dashboard where the
Complete records of nil gold pay driver m s - see It, end, in coaches,
ments made to customers between Inside, w h e n the passengers may
Jan. I and Mar. 13.
see It.
During th* week ended Mar. 1,
It was estimated that
gold s t th* end of January L> $4,379,«mounting to some 1110,000,000 283,999 a t lb* end of February.
was withdrawn by depositor*.
Th* treasury, a t th* beginning
The conntry’a total gold hold of March, held $3,291,084,173 of
ing dropped from $1,543,03^918 th* total.
2 jholr itordli) rendezvous.
en treat
th*
mercy
of
canker I* gnawing th* roots
lii'.'of my h eart
M ooch 0* the*# ran *hir*r and
y ,s m a rt
tm i tb s thorn o f despair
id* children a u fftr fo r light
- -a n d air. . .
gtat
oblivion breaking
the
mind
id th* blood ru n dry and the
soul gun* blind
Lin this—to sob and snivel
■ to re
L* tlttl* anguished body ' cl
• Lovul
—By Gilbert Maawsll.
0a« thing about th# Chin***,
isy onght to mak* good dislanro
Th* fallow who’s quirk on the
dgfte has to beware of going
hnlf-eorktd—DeLand Sun
j*w*. And th* fellow who'* halfKMd orght to stay away from
h / reldo of credit I* wall IIrated during tho banking hoii. Tho’ M o w Whose credit is
r l s juxt aa well off, though
funds b* tied up in ■ hank, ns
fellpw with plenty of cash.
police apparently did n
ib on the O oeltrlwr kidnap«#. A few arre sts *nd life
'•enteneea for offenae* of
Odd and would-be kldnapgre
mv* a far more healthy refor the law.
SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO
A t n apt-rial inerting held last
rek of th» noard A IHreelor* of
lorlda Gardens, In*.. Mr. J . N.
hitner tendered h h leslgsailon
i prniUienl and director of lhat
a t cbrporatl.q, and ML II. A.
award wt* circled to fill th*
icnncy, Mr. Whltncr ho* hren
caident of the corporation since
i organltaUon li t May and has
ven practically hi* entire lime
i N ail forts* in
a, "th re e eomfur csch Storm
murdkred In
T le fa ’t th e Biblical doe[ h ia «^e fu r sn «y* and a
sr a tooth", brought down
With something o f a vsn-
will have rltarg* of this depariment. The screen that formerly dl*hfc'l Ibis p a rt of Uw atpr* from
the grocery h * i ls-en reoom-d
«n-l th* atnr* generally preienta
" '"'»•» he I te r appear* ir e .
Miss Allern IHmr.Irk left yeslerdsy lo t Tam pa whero aim will
rr.UtAi for porno tim e, bring cngaged In work for Ihu Children’s
ll:m *.
Bahama Rum Dealers
Discount U. S. Dollar
Margarsl Davis, president of th*
tlub, presiding, After lb* business
of. th* d a b hod been transacted
a very delightful musical program
wen given with th* Misses Edna
Williams, Add* RJnes, Margaret
Doris, and Adelaide Hlfglna Ink-
Ilia* 8 *rtl« Taylor, of Jstkson,
T*nn, la In the city aa the truest
WEST PALM BEACH, Mar. in.
—(A9—Liquor dealer* here with
business connretkns In th* nearby
Bahama Island* said yeaUtday
they had ree*lvnl reports tha Bahatnan*-' a re
discounting
th*
American dollar by about onefourth.
American Importers *f liquor
hsv* been advised, they said, th a t
they moat ex p ert lo add 33 to S3
percent to th t ir usual pure has*
price*. They wvre Informed th a t
U th a a a tu , who n**d to regard th*
----------- , « i * - • f b s r untie, J. B. Williams, hflsx
appreciate fully
English puutvl a* roughly equiva
T ay lo r la 0 io rn rer resident of lent to » 13 bill, am* place a valu*
Sanford and t a r many friend*
of about $3.30 on th* $3 bUh
ta r* i r e givlpg t a r a warm w*|.
cam*.
tin .-B. A. Ward returned to the
clly Ml'ndoy hrealag from a stay
• f awdo length a t t a r termer
tan* la Doretnr, lag Mr. Ward ts
Attained jtar* loohteg a fte r hit
PMNTINO
HOARDED GOLD
BEGINS RETURN
INTO VAULTS
A
NEW AND ADDITIONAL LINE OF CHEVROLET SIXES
■W K .
(Continued From Tag* On*)
the hanks either made Urn trade
for currency o r hail 111" amounts
Iredlled to their balanre*.
The majority of person* turning
In their gold yesterday, both to
the federal rew rve hank and
member InvlIlulionV. w tr* lh»»*
who lord withdrawn balances and
rnnvertrd them Into coin during
tha past fow Week*. At the »<>nve
lime, it was sold that sum* gold
appeared that had l«*rt absent
for a y*»r or more.
" I , this keeps up," declared
one tired teller, "th* only gold not
In tho vaults of tho reaervo bank
will be that In th* troth.
And
mayhn they'll find aom* way to
get th»U*
F snr of «iposur*, tt w*s raid,
was nn Impelling reason for the
tu rn of th* golj tide.
Also U
Bar* Your Gbumu
Fitted N*» III
Raducsd p r i e * on slogli
vision and Kryptok lens*. Al*
nil sta ll gad modern r» t
llllnd frames,
COUPE
Another great new line ot ears from the
leader/ Tomorrow, Chevrolet introtlucm,
as on addition to Ita present Master Cix,
the new Standard Six line, Big, full-sire.
full-length automobiles. Built to Chevrolet
standards of quality . . . performance . . .
dependability . , . and economy. And selling
at the lowest prices ever placed on sixcylinder enclosed motor can.
COACH
Eix goes m ore iq ilra on a gallon o f g*s, m ore
o n a filling o f oil, th a n w ill a n y o th e r full-sixe
COUPE
with rumbff s«ot
The styling Is modern, aer-sf t e e m styling
. . . ultra-snurL and up-to-the-minute. The
bodies are Fisher wood-and-xml bodies—
■pacious, tastefully finished—and featuring
Ktsher No Draft Ventilation. Tho wlndshiclds have safety plate glass. The traits-
A
w, ha sr.
c a r o n th e rood. A s fo r re lia b ility —re m e m
b e r, it 's a C h ev ro let
Introduction of this new Standard Six open*
t he wey for new tbopsand* of people to enjoy
the advantages of Chevrolet quality. It gives
the public, for the first Unto, a Iblt-rire automobile combining maximum quality e«d
l i t Park Are.
M artin i Garage
mission has an cuy, clathless shift and a
tilcnt second gear. Th* engine lx a smooth,
fast, responsive rtx. And Chevrolet engineers
have made economy an outstanding feature I
Engineering testa show that the Standard
O g 'g 'A l
d O Tglf
�4
v t ^ li
•*V *:
TUB SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFURD, FLORIDA, FRtDAT, HARCH IIS, 1933
- Mr*. T. C Bolt b 111 a t
heme on Park Avenue.
her
Mr. and Mrs. Endor Curlett,
Mrsc E. II. Kllbta, a id Mrs. John
Quirk, of C en tra, attended the
Flower Show in O rlandj yester
day.
Friends of M iry M artha Mtisch,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Meisch, will bo glad to leirn
L eotard . McLocaa b
spending th a t she is improving from a re
the week-end I n Tam p* with cent Illness.
friend*.
Mis* Marjorie Cogbum, who has
M bs R uth Hand and Miss Clif been III a t the home of her par
ford Shlnbolter motored to Sil ents, Mr. and Mr*. J . G. foghorn,
ver Springs yesterday for the day. San Lanta, this week, b improving
Mrs. J . C. Ellsworth wo* among
the Sanford persons attending
tho Flaw er Shove Id Orlando yes
terday.
Mrs, J . E. llrouve and guests, Park Avenue.
<M>rve banka tem porarily C tin J to
pAy unt ni-nry on crmlii.
“Tht* <au*cd each bank for the
m-rnni!
hat* ra ih F iK iuim
m y In iho extent o f lf.r m h in
,1’ii'ir iLulls, an all banks Loop a
'portl n o[ their irserve with their
corre*, anient tanka an:; their
(ore.pondent banka In turn krep
Ih 'l,1 i n s n s with lha federal rvH n r U n i t In ( n h divtiiit.
"Therefore. when the federal
»e«er.e hanks wer* arable In re
spond in th . demand*. then all
ln s tlt.il nn alTilialed.w ilh them,
cither directly 0r ImArcclIy, were
fm ivd li> a J .p t the same policy.
To use a homely comparison —you
can’t repair n machine while it is
running.”
Befetiing
to
cnrgressi-rai
•tiii'n t0 relieve
th e
bank
ing * situation,
the
governor
Rail “You
rann t
tu m
the
United States
into
caeh.
Social Calendat Governor
ditions
BlamcsConOn Mental
Attitude Of People
FRIDAY
Regular meeting of Seminole
Rebekah Lodge will take place
TALLAHASSEE. Mar. 10.—(AY
a t 11:00 o'clock.
—Lack of ronfLVnce cutset! the
ptesrnt financial crisis In the
SATURDAY
United States and in Florda and
Tho Cecllian Music Club wlk
a
return of confidence in Iho nameet a t 3 tlS o'clock a t tha stu
dio of Mrs. Fannie 8. Munson, ti.-n, state ami banking system
wl:| end the trooble, Cov. Dnva
Myrtle^ Avenue.
Sholt* raid here last night In n
MONDAY
• ,
Mrs. II. M. Papworth and Mrs.
F. W , Bender will be hostesses for
hladies day” a t the Sanford Coun
try Club.
Regular business meeting of the
Woman'a Missionary Society of
th e F irst B aptist Church will lak r
place a t S:30 o ’clock a*, th* church.
. The Sunbeinr-'RacJ of the First
B aptist Church will meet a t 3:30
o’clock at th* churchK fg u ltr business meeting o f the
St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross
Frineds Of Mm. H. R. Stevens
will be glad to learn th a t she Is
improving, a t . h a r homo -«m P ark
Avenue from a recent Illness.
Mrs. Helen Kortlander ami
daughter, Helen Jane, have mnved
from the Ray A pirtm enta on Palmotto ^venue tn 1101 Park Ave
nue.
Fagg Sends Letter Of
Appreciation Here
M
m
's
Broadcloth
P a ja m a s
States highways I, 4 t and 17.
A tnlal of 11,133 tourists’ c a n
arrived In February. Even the
last week In February scored a
total of IR-ll cars southtnunj fur
a vacation tour. Many cars con
tinue to travel iiu th w ard during
In
Attractive
Colors
and
Patterns
#
r
rm tu .i nauhs, he -aid, "were
j not facet.* with a«y «rl-L until lost
: Saturday when Florida n earin g
house renters as well a* the city
of New York and the federal re
tire ltourery, with Mis* West as
the lady known a* Lnu, who sing*
for her diamond* at Jordan's
Diamond I’nlace.
She
ring.,
“ Frankie and Joh n n ie’ as if*
Ufli:_licBiraL-ai»4-aL*e
Introduces two new members. “A
Man What Take- Ills T im e' und
"Haven’t Got No Trace up .Mind,”
“She Done Him W rong” breeted j both especially written fo r lte r by
Into (he Milano T heater yesterday Ralph Itaingcr, Ami if ever ther,
and gave local film patrons an were no story to be told. Ml**
idea of what the real Mae West West'* singing of those thrim
ia like when she's starrin g in a song* would Ik* worth the price
plaj£ of her own authorship. They of admission.
had a glimpse o f her in “ Night
The fine supporting cast in
A fter Night,” hut It has remained clude* Cary G rant, Noah lleery,
for “She Done Him Wrong” to Owen Moore, G flhrrt Boland, Da
bring out tho real Mae West— the vid Lamlati. Rafaela Dttiano, ItoMae West th a t Broadway (nows chelle lluiKon,
Grnre Iwltui*,
Sou her picture. It's a different Fussy Knight, Tammy Y'oung ami
kind of a tr e a t and a different others, 1.0 well Sherman wielded
kind of a thrill!
the megaphone.
The film tells a vivid story of
March.
C H A n L K K .V H
(Continued brom Page One)
sion v t the lurrency.
In its provision rtiofliliiig the
PieiddenC* | y s « , the t i l
r riv
vides that In time of war or other
n il.in tl enieriency iVrlaroil by
the I reshlent. he may regulate
liansactlona ia foreign evchnnire
tran*f«r*.of credit between bank
ing in sil!u t|o rs,\i|H ir1 , hoarding,
melting or ra tn in k .n g of gold or
silver r in or bullion or turn-ivy.
He would aim Is- a jlh o rirrd to
ir«)uire a ry person engaged in
any such transactions tu furnish
under onth com pete in fo rn u ti n
illativ e t>> the transaction and
books or contract*.
The emergency Mil wnull per
mit banks to get circulating mites
from Ihc feileral re*«rve system
In return f. r I’nited States obliga
tions, notes, draft*, bil's of exchtnge and bankers' a« rpiancf*.
Notes would to given the banks
to the fu I value of the Unites,*
M ates obligation* and !H) percent
"Crafts,' bills i f ivvuhange and
bunkers' acceptance.
Notes would be rcrelvahta at
par in all p.irt. of the United
Staled “a n j f»r the same p u r
pose* as ate n-iliuiiiil bonk n lies'"
and would In- tedvemali'n in law
ful iininey. 'They v..i | ; |e subject
In the samp tax a* i* |ro«nlkd by
law for rtreulaUntf Tibt>* >f nsliunil bant.* «e.ui>,| by J |ir v /r .l
bond*,
The Ml) (tovi.le* th a t-in *Vxceptional
clrvumat Jnce»" wlten
member lank* huvi- no further
eligible L*set*. the • rest tv e bunk
may make uJvai.fi * to them on
time i r demiml note* secured to
the satisfailinn of the rctrrv e
bunk.
line of the r»s»::.- provisions of
the lill prOVi-Y* (h it whenever
the irserve hoard finds It nrees»ury to ported the gold reserves
the system. It may bv a va ta
Chicago, spent yesterday at Day
Mr*. Lillian Guyon, of Boston,
tona Beach.
who has been v blting In Lake
Monroe for the p ast month, la the
Hugh W hdchrl, Jr., *on of Mr. guest for a few days of Mrs, Samand Mrs. Hogh W htlrhol, I„ ill at ucd Pnleston, Rose Court.
tho home of hla parent* on Myr
tle Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Myers, ami
son John, of Waterloo, Iowa, for
tfD r. A. W. Knox has returned merly op this city, arrived yes
P H u A tlanta where he has been terday lo spend a short time here
attending th* southeastern medi w ith Mr*.
George Weinstein,
cal college j f surgeons.
.South Sanford Avenue.
Mr. and If. A. Callaway, cf
Mr. and Mrs. t ’harles Pelot, of
Fomtervllle, will spend the week Jeekaonvllle, spent last week-end
end here with the latter’s niece, here with Judge and Mm. Jam es
Mrs. J . B. Cogbum, San Lanta.
G. Sharon, West Tenth St reel.
They were accompanied by Mr*.
Mrs. Charles Adamson, o f Ger W. 8. Jordan who b spending
mantown, Pa., la the guest of her som« time here with Judge and
brother and abter-ln-bw , Mr. and Mm. Sharon.
Mrs. 8. 0. Chase, Oak Avenue.
[BANKS M UST
I HAVE LICENSE
TO R E - O P E N
Silver Springs, near i
regarded by traveler* a.
Hi,, vt uniters Of the world.
of flea o f ita members require all| States certificates or lApoalh
member banks to d e ite r to re- reserve banks.
• erve h_nk» ail u IJ >oin n.-,| luk-i When the bank was turned
lion and go).I certifirites owned to ita directors by the eon*
with or w ithout re-orgai
The reserve bank w uld toy Ini posits would end
retu rn an ei|uiialent nm ujnt of
mp ,f pd with
any other foim of com „ r «ur-j haloing* within l«
te rc y or give the member bank
Immeii'ate ctcrlii in its m e i t e 1
—
balance.
WM—
—
The Ptrsidir.t would, he aulhor-i
tire d during an emergency p e r t o d t T O - N I G H T
pro. aimed by him to
and limit the evtem o
Last Times
The s ta ir hark* would be subject
to s lm ls r restriction* a« stitv
tfflcbl*.
Another section of the till provltVs th it when he decide* it la
rc:*«sary the enmptro ler of the
currency mny appoint n conserva
tor fu r such batik.
The conserrator wcutd h ive "ail
the rigfits, powers, and privileges
toieHimW*
. CARY GRANT
owiM Mooaa
NOAH 8 H R .V
citaiay m m a n o
SATURDAY
Double Show-
Ken Maynard
Dynamite Ranch”
New Shipment of
Ladies
[hi Saying!
Children
Bee* in Florida produce three
times tho huney gathered by the
bee* of of any other state in the
Union.
Solid colors or prints . . . .
I'cautifu) stylo.*. C o m o in
regular sizes or stouts. S uch
14 to 50. For Saturday at . . .
The Taminml Trail, across the
Everglades,- has one section of
more than 3-1 miles without a
curve. The second longest high
way tangent In the slat,, is one
of more than t i miles i„ State
Road No. |H, beiwren Arcadia and
KrtftlANt *Whe«
Lake Annie.
join* SHr suns *» « h
rliolr** nf inlllillltil^ Mr
either wullin btin>lf<>lil
n| off Klnri* r » Im iii
t
TEA
HOUSE
m i Orange A vr- W lnlrr Park. _
Tel. W. P. S M I
“ Fcod of the same i|Uality an I character that I would serve If
you were guest* In my own home.”
(M m.) CHAKLEP.N J . BAKER, Owner
In” huya UR n i|ti,ul *>f •
mill*
»imt
n
l* f
*tf
H i-G rad e Bakery
A Horn! I'Iucl* To Tratiu'
“Silvgf
Moon"
M o t lU i
Thu better g n d u white mualln . .^ e x a e tiy tailored. .
An Unusual Value
at th e . “,rx
Above Price
Many Out-Of-State
Cars Enter Florida
genuine Broadith . . . trimmed
many gay col1 that appeal to
ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 10.—
-Mora th an MJMM out-of-* tat* au
to mobile* roliod ia Florida from
northern point* b**bd with pa»■angera and b a rra g e from Dae. 1
to Fab. Y*. a* checked bp Booten’a S n * Idfegromtiy Vttallon*
near 'th a Qoftrgia llaa on United
BRYAN
And a tea kettle full of iiot
water in the lull will not give
you a hath either...
Hot water is necessary for
cleanliness. Just because we
live here in Florida there is
no reason why wc should a!*
‘ Ways takfc"goosepiniplc baths.
Electric hot water service
gives you all the hot water you
wont at any time. And it will
do It quietly, without matches
oF dirt, and without heating
u p you r k itch en ; And it’s
e c o n o m ic a l to h a v e
electric hot water with 1 1 1
your Thrifty Three, 7 - I
5 - 24 electric rate.
B
■
Ask any em ployee or H H I
your favorite electric d ea ler /
a b o u t th e m od ern e le c tr ic : {
way to heat water. . ..............
and S a a M
R1FTY
SERVICE
�THE SANFORD
wm __________
fl<‘•>!>”’ weed In tht
which »proul« in the
and die* In the fall. cn*»
trg* a' man ran climb It to a
of ten feet or more.
Thee corjtiina rock uied In the
lower w all, of the Singing Tower
near Lake Wale*. ««< excavated!
n t National G arden, north of
Daytona Reach.
ROOSEVELT BOOK
WILL REVEAL HIS
.1ECONOMIC CREDO
Plnrlda’* LegUlaturo rotivcheIda'* Governor
ar.d
tb«
af th» .ta t* H»r*rtm*nt« in rc g u lir se.vinn • biennially
elected fo r term* of four meeting the flrU Tuetday in
| April of th* °dii year.
EM ER G EN C Y
SUG G ESTIO NS!
1.
2.
Believes Future Will
Consider Consumer
—Moi*e ThanProduccr
IV IV L jk y A
NEW YORK. Mar. I0_<>PV—
A ta ll for a “mnr* re a d a b le dis
tribution of national Inrnm*” and
i a prediction that in the future
A merit* will think more about
the ennium rr and le*e about the
producer, are made by prealdent
itrnsevelt In a honk to be pub
lished Mar. IS.
Under the title "(gviklng For
w ard,” the new President has
outlined hi* polltiral and reo| nomic ereilo.
"I believe,” h* write*, ‘‘th»l
we nre a t the threshold of a
fundamental change In »ur etnnomie thought. | h elierr th at In
• he future we are going to think
tr-« about | he producer and more
nlmut the c.rummer.
“ Do what vre may t<> inlet}
r xsTT n m i 'En r ’A T m iir E A T ^ iA im n --------—
iihihi "
T h e C h a m b e r o f C n m e rc c l« r i c h ! — k e e p y o u r
m o n ey In S u n fo r d b y H p cn d ln x it w ith locally
o w n ed g ro c e r ie s .
_•
T h in s t o r e to n l r l b u l e d lo t h e llo h e r ly a ll-F lo rid a
advertising campaign by giving n perccnCaKe of
today’* wile*.
We Will Accept Checks
Drawn on the Sanford Atlantic ‘National Bonk and
company cheek* which we will honor In payment
for groceries. However, no cash ean#be given in
return nt present.
FORREST GATCHEL’S
"IndcpcmUnt-JtomcOwned and Operated"
“ It I* well within tlm Inventive
rapnrily of m an- to in.ur* that
hII who nre willing and able to
work receive fro m .lt at least the
I nrrr.sitle* of life. In aurh a
C A S K GROCERY
| ayatem the reward for u ilay'.i
AND M E A T M A R K E T
1 work will huve to li„ greater,
ion the average, Ilian it ha* been,
and the reward to rapital, es
pecially capital that I* nuprrln.
live, will luive tn 1,e Ire* . , .
“ IVe have w itne-.ed not only
Hie unrestrained u.mi of bank
ilepo.it, in rprrutallnn to the
W H A lS IM G N e W & ,P A 7 ‘57> * llt-li pa-. fck-T A UUM CH detrim ent o f local errdit but we
are aim nware that thl* specula-------------------------------- ------- O F A
A D O /
l lion n m enrroiragad by the gov.
i ernm ent Itself 1 prnptwu that
ffl" ■
»urh e|>eeulnDnn Ik* dl*eourageii
Mnl p rrvrnted. . . .
-}— “T
red.bo*TTTUv-TtrVi.th a t many natlnrlk who, like un,
.1 are miffi ring from thi> .tu p page
'o f Indurtry will meet u* iialf way
and put all the rn rlv on the lulde
H E R E & A C o R K U f?
1 fur the purpose of breaking an
L.QQK A T - T H tli_C d M lC
-eertnn t—«}earttnrlr™yrhtr h - hatr-para •
S TR IP B E I N O
lyrcd world trudo .
I^ t me nt
P O IN T E D BY
the *n>nr time make it rlm r that
n trad" ronfr rente with the other
j nation, of lh" world d«ie« not
. . . Invoice tlie renewal In any
• ,iy of the prnhlrm . . . of
Aoierirnn partlripation *• „ m«mher of lh - League of. Nation*.
"Amerlrnn partirlpatuui in the
le-ague would not ,erve the high"MAKES ME THINK. MA. HOOD FOODS AUK
• | purpose of the prevention of
w ar m il a letllern in l of interna.MORE ECONOMICAL BECAUSE THEY CO FUK*
llonel d ifflroltici in nrrtirdanre
111EH. I THINK WED CUT OUll HOUSEHOLD EXwith
fundamenliil
Aineriran
I'KNSES IF WE STARTED DEALING AT FORREST
ideal*; the twagiie ha* not de.
CATCHEI/S CASH GROCERY AND MEAT MKT.
Velopoil . . . alon.r the rourso
ronleniplatnl by It* founder, nor
sale
have the principal member* shown
n d i.p .- ition In divert the huge
CONTINUES WITH SOME REAL SAVINGS FOR
hum* spent on iirinament* into
YOU—PON T I All, TO COME TO ou r STORE s a t .
the channel o f IrgitimAte trade,
WITH YOUR
balance I budge!* and payment of
obhgntlona."
BELL
mz
rORUCSi G-WL’S
CASH GROCERY
- . . AND FATHER CONTINUES:
OI’TT ANNIVERSARY
EXTRA SPECIAIS
5 lbs. SUGAR for
19e
10 lbs. Irish POTATOES
13c
1 Mop for 15c 1 Broom for 17c
1 lb. Country Boll Butter 19c
*
WITH YOUR
1IKI.I.
WITH YOUR
HELL
WITH YOUR
HELL
WITH YOUR
HELL
SANFORD,'. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. MARCH 1 0 ,1M3 •
, MANUFACTURERS -Wl
("Kave FAITH IN their
PRODUCTS TO THE
EXTENT OF ADVERTISING
THEM“FURNISH THE
LIVING OF OVER SO
.M IL L IO N PERSONS
«*A
C "ill
LABOR PRESENTS
ITS PLAN TO GET
OVERDEPRESSION
One Point OfProgram
Deals With Putting
Idle Men To Work
be takes
itATt production. I t m M t* en te pay. Car*
tirely poaaibla for federal action avoid deetTUctir*
m : first, farther reduction a f gov
to atart production o f abaoluU ernment employ***' I a e o m * a ,
nece**itle«, *Stfl a* food*, ihorv. which woe Id only tend further to
I n tile*, clothe*, naing federal ro- Impair etandard* and reduce buy
eourcoa to underwrite lean, when ing power; second, general eale*
n eetitary a* auggeated tn the lax on necesearlee Of living, which
Kent plen. Survey* of local need* would further reduce worker*' liv
could n ta b lk h the extent nf pro ing etaadarde.
duction
neeeafary;
pndoetion
*3. World trade. The fleet task
could be allotted and inane made
oa the baa I* p i production ________
an d em la tp aet tn notion tb* m*ch*ni«m*
ployment. A*yoen are tT k tn 'lw rk ! for Joint corutderalioh o f world
trad# problem*. An understanding
to work and baying power re
stored. bovine** will gradually nf mutual Interdependence U all
rig h t lt*#lf and federal iirpport Im portant
“If alt nation* let it be known
could he withdrawn.
“ 2 The federal budget. Balancing at the outset th at they are willing
the budget I* not done for one to submit these ra tin g problem*
year but a period nf y e a n . P in t, of International debt*, terrene!**,
a diatlnction ahoald be made be obstructions to trade, to diecqastoa
tween current running eipense* Of on tha b u t* of fact, with a gen
the government end 'capital ex uine effort to reconcile difference*
penditure*' for public xrorka which and a rriv i a t agreement* for the
will be uaed by future generation* beat Interest of ail, we will have
and may rightly be paid for by gone three-quarter* of the way to
them, end emergency relief pey- a speedy settlement.
"The war debta hav* continual
meni*. A genuine effort ahoald bo
made to bring current operating ly been a retarding influence on
expenie* within eu rw at Income, trade, contributing to depression
provide for rapital outlay over a losses many tim ei their value.
period of year*, and Increa** in Speed in their settlem ent 1* im
come where nereaaary by taxe* portant especially alnc* tha next
which will fall on tho»# be»l able payment* are due on Jun* IS. We
Victim* nf lh*1 Iia.lv- Mawarre,
in whut I* n*iw Sum ter County, In
IVceniher, IttSfl, rr»t In the nation' nl rem etery a t St. Auicuvtini-.
The Kt, J«hn* Klvrr vsrlr*
fr.im leu-tenth* nf a mil* In mar"
. than three mil** In width at Jack*
Kunvlllc.
program for "»trong federal ac
tion” tn rhecit the force* of defla
tion and turn hu*ine«* upward
w»* made public recently by the
American Federation Of Labor In
It* ''monthly *urvey nf hufinea*,"
derated to en analyat, nf the cur
rent hnnklng vlttintinn and It Im*
pi lea I Ion*.
The tabor organlration'* cconnmi.vt* prrvcntrd, a* “e**entlal
mea*ur#»," a threc-polnl program ,
looking to feileral action for put
ting men hark t„ work ami «t*rting priHluctlnn, balancing the bud
get iind reviving world trade.
“Tb,. pi. e n t.la n k cri»l* mark*
n new align of thi* depre**fon,” it
w«* iibrerved "Such crisc* often
occur inward lh,. rn ,| uf a defla
tion period, wHen heavy ntrain* on
hank* become acute and frig h t
ened depoaitn i auddenly demand
payment.
»
"Thrr pre-nnt hnnklm; iliffirult To-GDi* Tim -STiTivfui■inr liT be mcL
by the lit- iiiivtrarllon Finance
Corpuratlun nhinr," tho ferleration
hiiltrllri -nid, uihI 4t hchl th at “If
thl* pro,".* of ileriation continue*
it r a u not but bring worn* rriac*,
more—trnnrn—r wrerknur;— wor*e
unemployment, further deatrurtli.n id liutmm n* w.-ll a , economic
value*.''
“T l,. only way to »lop defla.
tlon,” it continued "I* tn get our
buainciiit met hanDm hack to pro
ducing and dL trihuting
good*
again. The outgoing adm lnlitraInm hn* atlempled to d„ thl*, ha*log h* polirie* on tho theory that
deflation rould lw ru*hlnned by
hum* from the II. F. C. and tm*L
nea* vitality would of ituclf be
enough to *tiirt u* an the road
upward once rnntiilcnce *>< ravtored. But in order tn make thl*
program effective certain funda
mental adjustment* had tn he
made and ('iingre*, did not lake
|h P nere»*ary *tep* tn make them.
The rhief difficultlc* arc: I. Un
employment;
2. Huge private
debt*; .1. W ar debt* and other ohvtrurtlnn* t« inte^*«•,- - • , — •«*
4. Federal revenue Insufficient In
cover current operating eipenac*
of (he government.
“Only strong federal action can
check the forrr * of deflation ‘and
turn buslnes*" upward. This emer
gency call* for an immediate amf
tlgorou* program. The following
are c«*rnti*l measure*:
“ I. I*ut men hack to work amt
GOLDEN KEY
J -
I'KI'MIIJM
YORK COOKING
-
Longs
A
tip anna
Fri & Sat Spedali
ATTENTION!
IBA TROUT, ft______ 10c
SEA BASS,
.......... „10e
SHRIMP, 2-lb*..............25c
OYSTERS, f t .______ .30e
MULLET, S-ftn..........25c
SMALL BREAM S-ikm. lie
LARGE BREAM 5-lba. 25c
Doctor* and Honorwira*
I am «talro*4 to rvralr and
•harp** aaralcal teehy *ctoseve. kntve* eltpaens etc. »"<•
to do expert saw filing.
L A W N MOW KBS
Repaired cad Sknrpaail
•Wtey'll Cat U > « New“
Rave your work dono by a tu n -
J. WAITS & SON
400 a
ft
J. W. *9 HADOIN
4th St.
lit XIm
Ffcoao tll.W.
Pineapple
FLO UR
2 NO. 2 CANS
24 LBS.
19c
. LIBBY
.
W
I G
Asparagus
NO. 1 SQUARE CAN
19c
G
i • *: *-
ggc
L Y
BROWN OR XXXX
SU G A R
& Saturday
3 PKGS.
S P E C IA L S
20c
Libby'* Tomato
T Ox.
Pimentoes, 2 cans
JUICE, 2 cans.....
PRO DUCE
la Touraln*
Volvo
Down
COFFEE, 11l-___
Kchlorar'a Salad
LEM O N S 1 5 /
TEA.......10c and
Dressing, 2 pts.
U. S. No. 1 White
10 Pounds
VINEGAR, q t ..
CATSUP, 10c and
Potatoes
COFFEE^ lb,
Calif.—
No. 3 Standard
TRIPE.....,......
Huppyvahf
DILLS, q t ..........
15/
PICKLES.........
SA NFO RD
Quart Plain
OLIVES.........
II O*. Apple
fi On. Maraschino
JELLY, 2 for ...
2 Pound*
PRESERVES...
Peanut (lb. jam )
BUTTER, 2 fo r ...
CHERRIES.....
Pound
B ro o k fie ld
Canada Dry
BUTTER 2 2 /
GINGER ALE
Pound
Standard Grape
BROOMS......
JUICE, p t ..........
m
1
I ' J M A meric* B Boaaty FLQ
with 1 Lb. Rumford
Q
wfaldorf Toilet
TISSUE, 3 rolls
Tlprary
Supemut
Baking Powder.. ■
Pound
Pound Pkg.
BEANS. 3 lbs...... 1
SALT, 4 for........
8 Oa. Beat Foods and Heilman's
MAYONNAISE and
O. K. MACARONI. .
RELISH..............
Noodles, 3 p kgs.. 1
d
SPAGHETTI or
Lucky Strike
(Pound..... 7e)
a
Cigarettes, pkg...
Snowdrift 2 lbs.
C A M P B E L L 'S
Puffed
A SSTD .
1
1
WHEAT, pkg....
NUC6 a , lb.
Puffed
Royal
RICE, pkg...........
Gelatine, 2 pkgs. 1
Pet and Carnation
..
..
1
CANS
MILK, can...........
CANNFD
FISH
C B IP 8 0 , a p k p .
Camay
s o a p , a b«> —
FLAKES— I I’ountl I'arkauc
Ai'I'I.HS—fi l*nttnris
The B ut* Hospital for the Inaane ih at Chatubooehee, the
Boy*’ School of Correction at
Xarlaana, tb* Girl*' School of
Correction at Ocala, the State
School for the Deaf and Blind at
St. Augustin*, the State School
foe Feeble-Minded Children at
tiajpavllle. The Stele Prison at
a t Halford. Ike University. of
Florida at Gainesville, tha Florida
8tat« College for Women at T il lahereoe, aad the Florida Agricultu
ral and Mechanical College for
negro young men and women) at
TallahaM*.
BROKEN SLICED
S O A P S
TOR SATURDAY ONLY—
MILK—fi Tail Cans
rannot bop* to raster* price* an til
international trade b 'trammed.“
iiiir"BUfTtrrmrw«KSRTT “ W ASHINGTON?' M ar" " i ^ A
order, we rannot make it endure
for lung unlera, we ran bring
nhrut n wiser, mure
table
ili.lribulion of the nationalI In-
NOTICE
HERALD,
“—
IDAHO BAKING
U rn P R O
SOAP, 4 for___
i Package*
GOLD DUST. ....
POTATOES—j Pounds
3 Pkg*. L. II.
YACHT CLUB
UAKINC I'OWDfiR—2 Pomtil*
BEETS,
a emu
Phillip'* Pork . A
BEANS, S can
No. t Standard
CLEANSER.
LOG CAttIN
PANCAKE FLOUR—Package
MONAItCI!
COFFEE—Puund...................
222 East
118 Mag.
...
YACHT CLUU
TUNA FISH—2 Cana.......... ..
MEAT
S P E C IA L S
(Half or Whole)
11/ B A C g n
I t h is is y o u r l a s t c h a n c e t o b u y
Food at these Low Prices. Condition.* of the country
have caused a ttharp lncrcaae In Prices of Food Stuff.
W * have 75 items advertised this week at really low
down prices. Don’t nils.* this chance to stock up.
[B U Y
ALL
N O W
BHANDS
[G A R E T T E S
Fancy Slioed Breekiast
<La»b
RECIPES
THAT SAVE!
Print* m ibe t » t u »
Mart ta.Ua And t ( • « *
•*« koukW (cm ri rw«
•tilt, Aik fat 'S li* «
Mm . " feed r°w
on t *•••» ro«««ul »“
Ntuoatl kiww«Cee»tar,
tt» Vi* UUi »u New
tu b
WAYS TIM O R . A) way* FRESH I N o
. wonder million* prefer Prcmiam Flakaal
TeW er and jU ky becauM they're aude a t
Mlr<ted ingredient* to d sciewitcally b * r d .
f r t d becaiua they're packed i m e i m k , aad
delivered orco-lreth. Bey them la the until
D/gc.*-,izrJ pptckan*>
mr Urtar-aUcd
u k t p a All ate real b*r>
A
tint In qiadity food.
NATIONAL BljOJIT COMPANY
e.
Qeaulnt
lb
r
1 0 /
(Mod On)
I« t S t
�A
.,f r -
THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA,
;i V M tcaanp) b ra n t|». m m , rtf nnc
Key W o t it recngrizcd by the
Hr the m m t art Ire Samin-de t hirf- Unite,) Stale* li jm i j n f K b h rrlo
^ R l m in the Indian W ar of 1R3J.
a* pomiejiinir one of the fine*!
ground* in the world. There are
oeer ais hundred different ta r t,
; !>R. I- T. DO88
rtle* nf edtlMe fu h caught in Iho
l tln rn n a f
Key W rit water*.
hrwle » * I kreale P k r a i w
_ t r i n n l w H n H ftlln
Office tf e e m DiM ». ff— 13
Marinn county fleet prodr
3 3
n « w e T*l
Offfrfei koa-a-T
the ‘‘Pineapple” and “ Uai
rirmt Wan n .« k OMf.
* Itlnaii'
Phi l i ppi nes In
! Suspense As Bill
j Is Before Solons
Ja c k so n v ille B o d y
Is T o l d V a l u e 01
Preserving:
Don't Speed
Crgdii
.nrK .-'ttN vFl.I.K ,
Bee*. i » r. f.-■I*. W
.
6
APPLES
5/
25/
Lbs.
Idahf) B a k in g
D ozen
.
[1
i
1
i
i
MONARCH I'RAND
ItACUN, II*.
BUTTER
4^bs. 13
POTATOES
S A N F O R D - CA SH &UCERY
n! GATCHEI
i•
j;
1.
l iliut ll • . h ,i
| 1itti,;i‘‘ i .nlnl I•*Wm i t, -i’ i
H'.b. inffl
t P*‘"* 1• '•■■"■H
Fresh Green or Red
PEPPERS
:-b *o*rT-;arr3BCT^wL"-iMresmBrr?rop^,
FRIDA > \M> SATCRDAY SPKCIAI.S
I.*
c.utid
;
f ir*vM!l'V wi i vnd'” ; n ’
I per
In It. tJ.H.ry W
«.f K
j Ibi-* . n . . . !f.tnja *
!'• M.-Fh .i i. ttilivf * an*
J flf • *I'lt iHt ♦ l>f till' RirlitU »
,t cr. 1h
" it l!’
j tul «** Ml Iu» ! ■| i t *II 111*
J I,, ih** illnr i ■ 1: ,■ llr. Ji
I .it. ..11 "1 * '*I| StlCOI *
i * *r*itialHv
It.' 1 1.1
c? .’ill L in Ilitr t • . cal**: i»»**t
I In in n,|, ni .
L>’l
• ) .1 i kk.il hr
, l»VAl'»t ll* It* 1i. *.•♦-*1*1' f*»
*t *
VI*’ t I.M >'d 1-1,1.
I i.hii 1'iciii f that th ;.ar
i
:* ,r “m
s' rfttrrt chan .
HAEii
Corner Kerond and l^tlmello
We Ask‘Only What We Deserve"
F^hh Orccn StringlcsM
Fancv York lmnerk>l
Mn*-.
Ttv. -tl>* I f
ANHATTAN
M ARKET
Lb.
PAflE FIVE
FRIOAT. MARCH 10. 19.1.1
Dozen
**Ki- i i
Pure S.iiii"
C O FFE E
1 7 /
fttilU n l tilu.’.Gertie*.
ib Cut
relWili
D ozen
aiaine
Maine CJreen
f»rcen Mountain
P O T A T O E S l©lbs. 1 0 /
10
POTATOES
in tin
<11»ri
« n*tiin*»4m t i th*r
H IG H Q U A L IT Y - L O W P R IC E S
IATURDAY, MAR. Ill It
tH.
*'*!,. IIIJt if
itipetliilk l » nultipi lh-r
BETTER FOOD STORES
JOHN ANDES
20th and French
PHONE 717-W
L. c . KINARD
917 \V. FIRST ST
II. K. WEEKLY
"00 W. !Hh SI.
p iio n i : s.vi
5»i Oz. Jar
IktUir r'ovrtl NALAll (P ts.L ir)— (JR;
Sweet Mixed
P IC K L E S
Dressing
Ojmr Sea M Oz. Bottlo Tomato
Comstock Dry
10/
TSUP
lt Sea
Apple
i Lb. Can SALMON
10/
CO M PO U N D V S
3 Pound Can—Salmi Itowl Free
liu> u tr r e d in lb
CRISCO
; I t r n i l ) ui
'!»• v r 'i the | rc|»
n (.lily <i|.itii»ii, i
f u n - uf the 11m u 1
i.ilt: iii'Hieh
Imw I; Lt'ii iiioif »ccitlt* i
Ih ■ Philip, in If* r.*l 1 I
Flour6 9 / 3 9 /2 1 /
3 For
Everyday
I S / M ILK
Hue Rose
G Pounds
13 /
13/
SA L M O N
Good ERIK IMS or
1 PICNIC HAM
and lo lbs.
not chain .tore*—jm t
d ia l wilh th r 1in n e r who
*up|H>rU
) our
School*.
Chun he* and C'itlr Club*,
i ham) er nl ( iimmerc? and
lltr City ml Sanford.
Al Flavors
2 Packagen '
Money Hack Cuarunlcc
JELLO
ziE N S
M O PS 1 9 /
M EAi
lb.
M EA L
I Fine, White, Granulated
8/
MEMOI R'S. DEXTER. RINDLEKS, SLICED
>1 Pounds 1
BACON
25/1
I AM Y, PLUMP, REI)
lb.
IpkESE -
Lb.
Pint I Over Sea
1 Young Tender Steer
15c 1STEAKS
Lb.
;L
l
17c
l u r , „ PRANKFUKTKRS or
5 Lbs.
25c PORK CHOPS
Small—Lean—Tender
C*l|n Wrapped
BOOM S
NS_-(jiial.cr Maid. Hi O/. Can
tVHBAT. Pl.g.
! Pound CurIiiii
. 2 Bars
A iP's Faitaitis
'lire Crcuim iy
H AM S
ib
ijf.ap
I)' I'ciottn. S lic ttl
FANCY WESTERN
IbrATOES 10 Lbs. 15c Smoked SAUSAGE Lb. 10c
APPLES
Cranditinthi r\;
Fresh, Firm TFxliir
5 Pounds 1
10/ S U G A R
21 /
R E L IS H
1 5/1 !S Y R U P
21 /
MEATS
1 PRODUCE
^
L E S 4 lbs. 2 0 /
lS r
A P P IC O T S
Qtrer Sea MAYONNAISE or ,
I* -il Circle Uokar
is-av ttes iO t $3*00
1 5 / ILARD
12 Oz. Pkg. Dried PEACHES or
S t> 'loti.
m v :m E 1 9 /
usage
1$
1 9 / B E R R IE S
nip
haul
i ip
■■* i n w C’lu’t
JtgjR*l it.
SEMINOLE SAUSAGE SHOP
5/
Pound
llcttvr Food Stores
iim!
Tall or (i Small
Ginger A le
21 lbn.
U< )SI
Pi ill ltd
Washburn Crosby's Plain
Colil Medal
21 lb.-*. 1:
ChoicefJ^
COFFEE
WHtr . KfltWM' ‘ VICS
Offered at your A &P store
today - - - and everyday
I'lttin «r St ir Hi-mi:
White
POW DER
Corned
Osceola—The Heal
Thin i i * * ivertw
hi i cim«iuvt Ity j*|
| «l til" »Vtn t
itivititi ti diAiitditv
The int*u! Iiup i n
vdfhlctf •
w
.lhJU, thri irjj■
~r.if*
O. K. 5 Ears nr Itaxes SOAR or
AUCE
Better Food
REAL. VALUES -
BA C O N
No. 2 Can
No. 1 Osceola CORN
No. 103 Van Camp's
HOMINY
/ZTrf& K
"HiK rt”
iV
Lb. 15c
^
I otATOES 10 Lbs. 13c SLICEDBACON Lb. 15c |
IPorkChopslb. 1 5 /
205 M ag
M EAT M A R K E T S
VEAL CC'I LETS— Pound
FRESH HACK DONE—Pound
FRESH CRACKLINGS—Poui
PICNIC HAMS— Pound
VV' iti-ru
FRESH. HOME MADE. IKK
Li g O' Lamb
VKAL HOAS’l’ Ib.
MOAST— Ib.
10<
17c
USACK
:? lb s
I . ini*
C H O P S — lb,
I.:>ntl» Shoulder
A
R
D
BRING YOUR B
>b. §
ROAST— lb
Sc
BF.KF ROAST—lbWestern Shoulder
FORK 110AST—lb
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