28 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c2ec13592196a70337f92c0c7705db39.pdf 9db62a2afdcec8f9aa0f5f92dbb2db57 PDF Text Text SftSR3 m | ;hi FVrldxa — * „ , Heart r G raateat V egetable Garden L and . AN I N U B P B N P 8 N T D A IL Y N R W SP A P H A N FORD , F L O R ID A . S A T U R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y M em ber A aaodaU d Praaa Japanese Begin Big UTAH BANKER a, Advance T o ' W rest OFFERS PLAN Jeh ol F rom China TO SCARE RICH / • . : Resort To Arms Em ­ bargo Against Jap ­ an Looms As Next Recourse OfLesgue __ __ LEE PLANS SUIT to" recover f e e FOR LIQUIDATION T h e Ja p a n e a e m ilitary com­ Comptroller mand announced a big push S t a t e to w reat Je h o l fro m Chinese Seeks Return O f ro le b egan today and ita o f.« 4 o ,o o a - f * M - B * e — flB B IW T ttttt ereaaed fro m tw o to th ree. ORLANDO. Fab. 2 5 .- J . M. C haoyang, th e aecond city o f Je h o l, feU and th e arm y In th a t s e cto r continued to ad­ proceedings to have 1140,000 van ce tow ard Je h o l City 150 -overpaid tn liquidators and those m iles sou th eastw ard . interests'.' In liquidation during The JapaiH** reported using the month of Docember, In a mad bombing plane* f :r the first lime rush to pay out all available cash", although Chinoso reports said they returned to the treasury............ ... ad-fcsmbe-dad the d ty frew the Mr. I>e stated that he had al­ lr for three dajra. In Aha memn- ready collected more than $20,000 tim . . rew Lm *u. ef N.Uons* so paid out. As examp'es of over­ rammittre at Gorova, charged payment ha cited the case of a with carrying forward attempts liquidator who paid himseif $•!!».to settle the Slno-Japanese dis­ 000 during the latter part of 1032 pute, discussed a concerted arms and that ef another man who paid embargo agelast Japan and there himself gtf.ooo in fees in addition were many eapreeelona of approv­ to tha fractional part of a $0,000 al. salary ho wa« a:ru<tome..' to re­ ceive. LONDON, Ftb. SB.—Tha CablThe $6?,OOa man, he said, had net has deeldad, I* It* second later been found to have been paid misting ef the 'day, that Great $20,000 more than ho wna entitled Britain could hot act Independ­ to thratagh orro. rile returned the ently for an effrolive arms embut sane bargoTorTISe F ir* t a i l . Copper*- $(0,000, Mr. Lee tion by other aims siptrting With regard io attorney', fee* countries waa essential tor ary Mr. Lee mid: .-There is no q :tapractical scheme, the ministers linn iu t that attorneys h.tve been held. " groaely owrpald. The e.ramon IniFianc*, Italy snJ Great Brita n (Continued on Psge Rig) can apply an amkargo by the proof's of refeslng licensee for the export of arms, but tha official view hare la that the pneedure In some other a.me-producing toun m /v n n a iVf i n T A If 12MEN HELD Cermak Submits T< AFTER PILOT O x y g e n I f Swanson Enters Cabinet FOW SLJUN T o S a v e H is Lif< Florida Senator Becomes WASHINGTON* Feb. Retirrment of Sen. Claude A. Seraasoo, of Virginia, from the Senate to become secretary of tha nary Senate Finance Com­ in the Roosevelt cabinet will ad­ vance Sen. Park Trammell to the mittee Hears Testi­ I chairmanship of the committee mony D e manding pn naval affairs, a< he now ranks n u t to Senator Swanson who Extension OfCredit would step up to this chairman­ ship by virtue of the rile of sen­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 23,—<.Fl iority were he to remain In tha j —An eutspeken young banker iS asato.------- ---------------from the West— Marrlner - St: * Senator Trammell will a^o E d e e . of Orlen Uuh-di^us.e.1 h>y# cho, „ , wo oth(r msbefore chairmanships. Mtere the «»• Senate "finance ■ .% * J«r committer chairmanship*, j " r :s : Senator Trammell will lion take naval affair*, as h* has al­ ways favorrd an adequate navy. Sen. Duncan U. Fletcher, who will have the choice of four com­ Police Believe Youth* mittee chalrmsnfhipa, commerce, ful Student Flier military affairs, banking and K i l l e d Instructor ru m .icy and printing, will probahly take eflmmerr*. Ills second To Steal Airplane* chcne is bankim: and currency, the chairmanship of which will BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Keb. S3. go to £en. Carter Glass, of Vir­ —bP>— A police theory that a ' ■ ■- ’ gin!*. should he droit!* not to sc- y.uthful student flier had slain le ft the chairmanship of the hla Instructor during a. practice E i a b o r a t e P r o g r o m committee In appropriation*. It flight in order to obtain possesi, understood, however, that he la untie Victim _ FLORIDA LEAGUE Zcnprara ADaxoDuringN B n t Shows OFFERS 17 BILLS Improvement TO HELP CITIES Si M IA M I. F e b . 25.— (A . P. —M A n io n Cerm — iu aayo j u« r AMbwtt ** ak.■ j y l . iS ftW M K W s a W _____ l th* cVlenti n of 12 men. bettsr times and advoc.Ud a pro- j'" * * the^^nhinT^Owrvsocewtic ' The student, Erin McCall, 21, TALLAHASSEE, Feb. | rln , w„ p|„g that ho said W thf r,nl,,n‘f D,motrtUe . •hot and killed hlmsef late Thura- —Spokesmen for Florid*’* cltte# . illy at San llenlto, Tex., after yesterday placed a legislative pro1larding the plane, o n tiin g the gram which they hop# will bring |body of Iffhman Nelson,* th* ln- relief from bond debt burden* j H r.ttor. Nelson, with a bullet that oppress them, before Gov. wound in ihe 1ack of the head, pave Shnltx amt asked his consldwan in I ho iront c ekplt of the eratlon and support. rit ruction, a p j a end - s creamery S - s a f t .- jr s r - S lumber as l» which -'©I pfalle. . The legislative committee of tho romper.** in -tho#* make#.. FmRtov- f j ^ ^ l l l h t e AT a secret hearing yealerokiy. Florida League of Munlelpalltte# Committee chairni. and Oregon, appearod In the District Attorney 1>. S. I*url be­ submitted n 17-polnt program. manshii* he will thuose, indirhcommittee’s study of ways to re­ gan questioning the doxen men which first « l| , formuletcit at a turn prosperity. rommittr* meeting In Tampa and isken into custody. J . David Stern, editor and P«bI’oort records show thnt McCa'I iaier approved with eom# change# II,her of the Philadelphia Record had been convicted for theft sev­ at a semi-annual convention of th# il . I Hnven. t s ... KEach seh and the Camden. N. J . CourierHaven. eral year*' h i n*d had served .» leagueI at. uWinter Post, who proposed a gold embar­ term in tho state reUim seiioet. point ln th# program wa* ombodgo and temporary suspension of puil salt.' Nelson wa* an “en led In a nroposed bill drafted for gold payments, and W. Mont Ferllrely Innocrnl victim of cirtum presentation t0 tho H U legisla­ (Continued Ou Pag* Four) ture. (Contlnusd On Pag* Four) Governor Rholli described tha program a* "ambltloua," said ho Committee S u bmita j Roosevelt Continues Is keenly Interested Inlsselng Flor­ Report On“CommuTask Of Selecting ida's elite*--work out thslr prob­ lems amt told th* rlty official* * “ Minbr Appointees present he agreed with s«ns of their suggestions, disagreed with HYDE PARK. N. Y.. Keh. 23. NEW YORK. Ecb. 23.—Rail­ others, hut waa "onon-mlnded and Only or# law sl.lator drew a roads continue to exert a major ( ^ —Appointment nf Hrnry MnrAt noon (.day member* of tha friendly" toward »h# program In sentence In Municipal court yes­ influent* in me social a* well as gvnthi.u, Jr., os the’ pow chairman Campbeil-Losslng I'oet American general. terday afternoon when Jui'g* R. th* icunonuc lift u( Amvrici not- of the federal farm lmard was Leg li n Auxiliary had sold 400 Mayor R. R. Gautier, o» Miami, VT, War* ws* presented with a .withstanding the fact lh»t they (fontnluod On P *«* FI**) lag* fro *#v«ial booth* erected docket of eight cases, charging ale mi lunger the uniivslr.; ager.- rrpardrd *• * rertalnty here last In th# tiusinea* section of S a rf.n l night *« President-elect Rmwevell vitiation of tho ttqoor Lwx; til*- cits of Fa*»cngvr tiancporutlan and memter* have svery indlca orilerly ccnduct: nml o|>eralirg in the tinted litotes, 'fhia is th# an James A. Farley continued lion that the total sale* for the without a ltcsns* against six ne­ conclusion teaihed by nuesliga- their eonfererre ou pair nage day will equal If not surpass tingro*, and two white men. t r, of the President's Research distribution- * number disposed ef l**t year wh*r Will Smith, negro, was sen- Comnilttf-^iar tio«U| Tiend* a-i anWith hi* cabinet decided, upon, a similar dries waa staged. . leneoi? to re/ w fina y>f $5 or 1U nuunctJ In -ttommunlcation Agen­ Th* procosA of Ihe tag sale O r ^ T W O f h W f days In the City Jail on . ilrunk- cies and Social Ufa", the first of Mr. Rursevelt turnnl hi* atten­ will go ta th* Chi dron's Home the Labor and Liberal parties ' p e n V e V Feb. 24.-<A V- tnnes and loitering count. tion to th# task of filling the Ihlitrrn nionograpns tu lie po'iRorlaty at Jacksonville. Docaus* It* debating team* won ( again-waa azardaad with the ob­ Claude X. Boettcher, father of the F .u r other negroes hut their lished under the spmsor>hip uf mote Important p »t» on xnvernMrs. J . C. Benson, who wilk over both Daytona B#arh and ' Ject ef getting a ban Impoaed on kidnaped Charles Boettcher, II, rases continued until Keb. 27. Ihe piesib'ent’s committer. ment commission* and agencies other member* of lb# Lcgim Barhervllle last night, L y m a n srma shipment* to Japan. Idst night reiterated hi* declare- They were: Lnelous Wa hlnglon, Tlie murograph* sponsored by and In the diplomatic corps )*• Auxiliiry, Is taking an active High Bchool. at Iiongwoo«l. will b* Prim# Minister J . Ramsay Mac­ Ion that hla son must be released rhsiged with transportinx llquur; part In th* drive, rally this after­ reproeented In th# dletrlot moot at Mar. $ : Donald, obviously not v«ry hippy midnight today If ransom pay­ Willie James atd Susanna McNeil, the committee present linpuruint! twr, n nnw noon said that while many persons over the position he was forced ment Is to be made. inch charged with possessing liq­ dotn supporting the reoort of the) It was admitted, however, in rann t give s.i much ■* formerly DoLand. Mar. II t* datermln# tr take up, repeated the goiernBoettcher Thursday issued a uor; am.' W alac* "Blindl#" Mor­ c. inmittee made public last mouth. sources clog*'to the I'resi lent- "they seem happy to give whul* what school will send debater* to Amrricnn rai mads I eg in In tho etat* championship tourna­ (Continued On Page Rlx) du'jtic plea, to tn* extortionist* to gan, who was arrested fur being lose their supremacy, -gamed nur- •left that there remains a- I t of they ran." ment In Galnesvlll# at * arrange wiln his son tor a Uino disorder y. She said th it approximately date. work to he done so' far as lh<»e in (Continued On Page Five) -no piece lor payment and to toT. C. Smith, escaped negro con­ 1300 tags wire sold at this time Ixingwoml's affirmative team latter citegory are conferred •ease him, gliing hi* person*! vict, was transfaritd to the Put­ -a*t year. When asked how much debating on th* question: “Re­ Friends of the I’resident-elect guarantee the money would b« nam cour.ty authorities. money had been roltroted Mr«. paid. E. H. Mel tan and W. T. Sam­ Congress Gives More have been predicting the selection Ucrson rale that the total amount solved that Inlsrecholastlc athlet­ ic* a* at present conducted ar# “Of course I will pay,” Boettch­ mons, white, who writ artaig:*d Power To Comptroller qf Morgtnlhau L r a p'are in Ihe could not ho determined until th* detrimental" won a decisive vic­ er dcclaicd last nigni. -Neither tn court on charges of operating ai.'mlnlntratl'in for the ps-it »ev■ale i f tag* end* I Hr tonight, hut tory over the Barhorvlll* ropromy son nor myself would be sale a btislnrss without a llcimse, had . WASHINGTON. >'*b. 24.—./Ft an.1 moot us. lie ha* been a-lmg she believe* that the total will imtadvM In that clljr. B» D# Meto walk tha streets If 1 gained hi, their r.'te contlnier.' until Mar. .1. —The Senate today completed a* Mr. Rooscvut's llason officer TAMPA Feb. H rH A V -W a tor compare favorably with last Intooh and Gladys Stonerock com■ eleaf e on a promise and then on sgtkultural matters and lias congressional action and sent tn Col Ina, 80-yaar-ald Tampa ar 1st yerr's eum. vkOMfi lh« lr«m. (ailed to fulfill it. ThU. to say the White Houa* tho Couxen's bill befn generally regarded *• the a n : head of his own art Kh>ol, By naterr of » withdraws! on nothing of my own self-respect, parson whs brought .tugrthrr the giving the comptroller nf the curMrs. R oosevelt I s was shot to death In an »JtnmobiU t ) , pert of the Daytona Beach wot-.d compel me to pay • tho nation's farm leaders Int i sxreetency the tame emergency puwer*. near hla home on the outskirts of team. longwmsl* negative deba­ First To RespondTo over national hanks at may be en­ msnt on the Democratic program moni-y as agreed." Beffrer early Thurpday night by a ters were also winner*, thereby Wearied from a day of Ham­ for ratlrf. Opera Aid Appeal acted hy State legislatures. Ihe murderer, evidently seeking re­ giving their school th* right t* b# ming letters, soma from crank • Senate also passed and sent tn the venae for a real ar fancied wrong. represented nt th# dMtrict meet­ and others from well-lnUnttoncd NEW YORK. Keb. IS .-iA T House the Fletcher hill permitting I t waa an hold-up. ing when other schools, winning persons, the *ldpr Boettcher re­ Th# first ferson to rssp.rd to a direct Juans to borrowers from REAI'ON’, N. Y., Feb. 24/ (/F) The fcdy, ridded with five 2 » both dehate* wilt compote. turned from his office and at once radio appeal for funds male hy federal land bank* and authoris­ — Henry Motgrnthao, J r , 1'iesicaliber toilets, waa found TesterAccompanied by thnr advisor W. J. Write. J r , principal of th# plunged into a conference with ay morateg at J t M O’ctock newspapermen, his longest since Lutrciia Bori, chairman of the ing the re-amortixatlon by land dent-Olect Roosevelt's rholre to and instructor, ('. It. Dawson, Toman Itloh Bcbrol. W ^aching Committee to Bav* Metropolitan hanks nf mortgages over a period head the Farm Board, runs a sur- members nf the Ovinlo Future the debating team*, while Ml** Lumped acmes the free! seat of the abduction of hla son, Feb. 13. Opera, ourlng an Inteimissi.n of nf 40 years. Th* House patted the res,ful farm. Hi* l4<(U-s,-r* f,rm Farmers chapter, .who are also Flnrome MrKey ha, been choeen a Fori! coach, parked an a lonely -W * have no new glues," he dc "Tannhaeuser’* Thcrsday, waa Celine b'll to remove limitations tstute In th* Hudson Val'ey lie* agrirulti rsl student, in the Ovie­ to Instruct the aa»t of a on# nrt r-ad about half a mile frem the dared. n nthe number of liquor pros-ripMn. Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife a few mile# south of the Hon««. do High School, visitrd the Cen­ plav which will also romnet# far Celllns hom . It* verified for the first lime tral Florida Exposition in Oilsndo championship honor* In Deland. A loaded aitomatle pistol. Col- police reports that he had a t­ of th* PresliMnt-oleet. The ap|iea! turns which physician, may issue. vd t estate. Has grabbed from a pocket In the tempted to contact tha kidnap­ wts made at 4:30 P, M. Mil hy • H r was chosen 4y Mr. Ro.sevelt last night. In nn account of the trip today, ear In a desperate effort to pro­ ers last Monday night, but denied S:30 o’clock a messenger had cefour yeuts ago to hi a,' the New THEY'LL FIND BXCU8E8 tact hla Mfe, lay ca Urn floor at he had carried the $<50,000 ransom liverod Mrs. Roosevelt's letter sod Young: Law Student Yoik Ktalp Airicytuial Advlsvry Mr. Dawson said that each exhibit check to Mica Borl. feat. A amaal amount of money as demanded. Commission, *n I since then ha i ws* visilsd and that special at- 1 NEW YORK—Testimony of a Tho concerted drive fer $300.. Slays His Father been 4 close siNIser of Riosevrlt's| tcnilnn was given tn th* variety of ay waa found In CaU W poe­ "I carried only a not#.” h# said. (arm product* displayed by th* Isychlatriel who described liar* m s watril bad not bean “It reiterated my previous atate- 000, to make It possible to ha»* lilt farm matters. vry Parry, Coaal Ouard boatewaiiif an operatic season of twelve ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Keh. 2 4 touched. These cjrvumeUatt* con­ manta that tha condition* and II* kss -faith - In the future of Ovinlo section In th# Semlnol* Tounty booth. Ho explained that is a victim of amnesia, closed evi­ vinced officers that Urn' hilling methods of payment prescribed by arte its next year, is to begin next </l»—A young |aw. student, hi, farming. waa a mordet e f passion rather the men wer* impossible of ful­ Mocikiy night at th* Metrop.lifad, tnlnd 'apparently affected by his . "We hwe 1403 atrev of fruit all rtudenta who aecompaaled him dence in Perry** trial on a merunder tha direction of Mils K«ri. fnilure tn pass four bar rsaiulna- and dairy ftuni, and 100 head of decided that “more diversification tier charge. Parry la scented of tbaa the fatal result e f an al- fillment- ________ llcr appeariM* Th rsJsy on the tiuna and depressed by the re­ ratlls", h<* said last night. “Wo shoidd be practiced on their home murder of Girnot Brotherton. boldnp. farms." stoge of - th . Metropolitan, in proof* of hi* father, shot and have toil acre* nf apples. Tim frlM p n] Barqch Asks Loyal street coatwne, After studying th# home curoil evtked a vucifer- killed two members of hi, family turned a searchlight far hack Into "The farm was bought in I'JI4, For R oosev elt oot roctpUgUf s* the mallne- so- today and probably fatally wound a n j-tl is still mtking morey tn meal oxhlhlta tho Ovinlo Mali Indiana Bone Dry earlier dura a t tha art|st'« Ufa In Aid school hoy* earn* to th# conclusion was Mrs re of the- wnrk r<l another before killing himself. spit* of the depression." h » effort to As Depression Cure dUac* Law Nears Dooin which Mlaa Bari, along with her Tkn dead were William Ud*. 2(5. ;— The w! lie menage* bis own farm lor- that "hom# grown meat I* on# of lommlttow, has undertake'. who did the shoollag, hi* fatbg', iween visits to hi* office at the th* now practices which should bo ter, Mary GCldaa, lb, and a BeffBALTIMORE,. Feb.. M .- O T INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. t t e John Luts, president of a rrallv ■tote tapitol at Albany. Th# farm adopted," Mr. Dawson pointed out. aer filin g eta Han operator warn Loyal support to Preside nt-rirct corporation, and th# youth'* sta­ tjks bought, he explained, as a DP)—Repeal of th# Wright the Asst perecta to spoah with Cd- Franklin D. Roosevelt a» * waj Successor Named To "bone dry" law which, elac# ler, Ruth. 14. Rase. 14, snot her buslnevs venture. He i* reluctant Grower*’ Mass Meet Has. Its left hip boms Thursday eat of the present ecun oo k and Replace Tunnidiffe sister, was taken to th* hospital to discus* the methods ly which 1925 has madb Indiana's pro­ govern mental situation waa sug­ Called By Dorner hibition enforcement statute* In a critical condition. The youth's he la making a profit on his gested yesterday by Bernard R. among the Btrktee.' in th# no­ ORLANDO, Feb. 2 3 .-M . J ronthee was the only mcrn'wr of firm whi* many of his rural B u s tk , latemalionully known fi­ For tho purpose of discussing) lle n became a vlrtorily ac­ the family to escape. Mos teller h i* toaomad eharr* of irlghbors are In distress. nancier, of Near York, a i Iha fifty tho eelary situation, a mas* meet­ complished fact today. Only an seventh Commemoration Day ex tho ContraJ Florida bank liquida­ ing ha* heen called by F. P. Dom­ agreement on certain am#ad­ tor'* office* on receipt of flral erdeee ef the Johne Ilopklna Uni es, president of the Seminole Ag­ min ti remained before send­ audits from tb s ' state comptrol­ WILDER CUTS COST SIR MALCOLM I.KAVKH HOON riculture Club, according In an veralty. * . ing th* bill to Governor Msler's office at Tallahassee/ Vptsklav on "Leaniag an (foennwmoment mads this aftanmwn. Natt for hla certain signature. Mr. Moatolpr was appointed TA LLAIIA8SEK—41 t o r s - II. e-Apww.f- Mr. Baruch said: “B»DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 24^- The mast lag will he Held In th* Th* measure not only repoaU W-. u U.. Txanleliffe, li­ W.For, ecting motor vehicle comd w •cry body lean* against the govern­ to sue:tad or>—s ir Malcolm Campbell, who Court Hons* Monday night at 1:00 t Amos, on th# dty law but provide# for mlielonee, said ho expect* to op­ quidstor order Er ! m eat blind to the la s t that the WocUeatby aeUbllshed n new * th* ceattol of th* sal* of beer Jto o . of Aron erate the department for app-ox- ■r.lid's gctematll* speed record o'cloak, by tu Wry nature. ■lection o f J. Mr. Dornsr urged all members and win* I nth* event tho Imataly $61,000 a yvar loss, .than Park, as stats tRlVoUtr. Jann# against every* her# ef 171 BlCes hour will mret and gtwwer, to attend th# mast­ law la modifled. ‘ th* adminis previous operating cost*, ye sakl ■ *We h a *, raached-a point wh*nGovernor BhelU In Jxcksanvllle ing. which ho termed particularly with It wilt g# a bUl previdtoR were indi estimates #f th* budget renuleocan only lann vastly (ration off tonight for an teformal chat. Ra- Imimfaal He pointed out that n fer repeal only. Iteped win be th* now !lq , ment* foe th# tog department to- totRlr.g bar# gftotward Camp'aul * f being ■sated yH* Kecussion or agricaltatol •ffgftlie whaa either bill ag$* of the ()«-'tal $147,100 a year for the next Oida tor. a aortal U*. particularly that roa* toiporr-w for tha north Traat Co. 4uil-‘two -peers wkllq Urn department'* ilg R il ,hy the geveraor. tepdo Bank UbaUdla* celery, will Uka place for ■all tor England ' nail a romovsl 11 operating costa last year ran to m ack J benefit of all farmari. m Jf I near future. $239,440. rmr ' •t fc s n r s y r g J « £ L w i * r s * Congress ronvened last IVycmber, Senator Fletcher ha* te> nJircupied with (he affairs of th- “tanking ami curron.-y commlttro which ha* heen holding lira rings almost dally throughout this time. 'It l* doubtful If Senatnr flrtrer ha* ever heen more cansisntly cngsgetl sinrr he cnt. , - l Ihe Senate than he has been during the session now shout to end. RESEARCH GROUP MORGENTHAUIS FINDS RAILROADS SLATED FOR HEAD LEADING FACTORiOF FARM BOARD Only One Sentence Is Handed Down In ^ C i t y Police Court Nation Agencies** ^ Sponsors Of Tag Selling Drive In City Are Pleased BoettcherDemands Release Of Son If WaJIted Debating TeamsOf Longwood Winners Tampa Artist, 60, Is Shot To Death On Edge Of City Farm Students Of Oviedo Visit Fair With Instructor I \\ 0 g * X a « w <S> . life. O xygen waa rtm ortad to b y d o cto rt to aid a c lo ^ r |qg resp iratio n . Wldeap j)g g rt m uscle d am ag t In p atien t « u reported b y ,|eten, who said th# "quite a a Ihauetion of th* Mnyor la ln( •nglely a* to th* Utimat* coma." During th# night tha. , ort Jild Cermak waa at * on|y , ( ml-con*floos and at — -of* • to • be' • In a tort d’ ue, bat he waa “fully conscious-. Stimulants were aimlnl* Ul| |)|(ht u Mayor Anton • -• 10 °f R , h (lrt weakened by am , . bullet lluj tho rtrula of eaeln'a colliU attack. ,*• Despite th# aecoselty of etlamy lent* and th# fast that neuctak* insnt la taken only by lnj*ctl*4| ■ through tk* veins, attondtog pi ■Iclane eald he “held hla ow a___ tom# feature* offer encoarago* ment. HI* family gathered torday and vteltad Ik* room briefly, emerging with filled eye*, but steadfastly to hop* that he would through." U’ Later, when Cermak wx-r re* freshed by several hoar* they deoeriked him a* 0 earn and Dr. Frank Jlrka, his law, and an* of tha ati alcluta ,agld . ”tt Dr. K S ( r M*T rag*'*. Cook cuunty nigas that Cc last niflk. In critical condl "great recovery f r * « thl* aeoraIng make* ue more hopeful." "II* waved at me," said M f*. Jlrka after itaading iff lb* deft* way of tb# aick room krlth her two sister*, "h# look* edtlL" "He looks brighter| Isn't It woqderMIt" eald Mr*. Floyd Kla« liy, another daughtsA * Dr.. Jlrk a and Jo4 Cermak, ' brother, said th* major waa dulag hi* part In ^h# battle. . Emerging In teat* form tab sick room, Jo* CtrmM had quoted th* mayor a* saytnffi " I ’m fight­ ing. I'm doing tb* M tt I •an-’* s Dr. Jlrk a said Mayw Cerme t * pulse acted very peCuilaay In I ha crisis, "ihowlng he I* aMklng a desperate attempt to Uve." r "Evan while sleeping", eald Jlrka, "be U talking about tha poeulbUUy of payoff Chicago em­ ployes, toped* Hy J # ” '* men nod- firemen. Shortly before UM eUte from Dr. Jlrka h# and Df. ■rick T ilt, Chicago k m 1st, had ennounead that was in exceptloomly tied under the airut Physltlsaa add pffi at this time would M idi, la of th* recent changeable Fefc of _______il .dltoei... Hy hall brdugkt •n th* V. mayor's freffi Mbtol. Aithdtgn f , �1 e ' .. . ■ x r :~ tlAiOwaad '/W*' O D IhBU T-TRU E INVENTIONS (P aten t* actually granted t o U. 8 . Patent O ffice) •| 100,C30,0<W of th* miJJI* class that have never Ik j s here before. They are th* people who will Uk* Iho *Uto oot of the deprt-bm •| have mads It mpeint since I hare been In th* pub.ie atillty bn*Inn* to J i my part toward triegiog prosperity to each sec.n I hare lived in. Starting this; rivrtrlslng campaign for the slsts last Ottober. I had hoped that the rommunltiea all over tha' stale wsotd rush lo my b*nnerf nl prsh me out of the leal of III. r#K Feb. H 14— Tho *!!*•» the psratV, but so fsr none of IMI, .—The fa baginning beginning to be bo tblblo hem ha« done It, fa “ It h li tiken time to break clouds that hev# long ob•n sll.Fhrld * •dtvrllainit dew i-th* email community Ides* a, Col. Henry I - Doherty. ind fifht for the stair as • whole, !, anglnrer and business but I am beginning to sc* th* sit* e ,‘ told a gathering «f »tr lining.’* f 'V Greater lllaml rnrrchsnt* voted , *»nsnlroo<:sly to Join with mer; .• ehants cf Florida In observance of $7*466 dap hy mating a percentuR, r ’- 'af thslr gtnss ss'rs available to flssnce a survey lonklngi toward f . ! a Florida advertising and pjblleiff? illy program. R ^ O u U rn ln it hh hoper-ond amlt. Ilona for lha elite at lar«*. Colo•1: gel Doharty toM lha Miami ' Warrhantr. In pari: Kconimy «• rfin igsgg i Ilril *-y ----- j f*uri*- /VSILKING S T O O L THIS ST O O L I S A T T A C H E D T O THE W E A R E R A S P I C T U R E D , S O . T H y IT M A Y BE C O N V E N IE N T L Y — & . M l C A R R IE D WHEN N O T U S E D , A N D S O THAT IT S L I D E S U N D E R . F O R A S E A T W H E N TH E W E A R E R W ANTS T O SIT D O W N ., Hawkeyes AdvanceTo Basketball F i n a l s Nn.lnr out thalr rivals by a II to tC »em In tha second gam* of the championship Jt.krthxll x" rie* now being* played between Sharpshooters and llswkeye •ram« in lha Junior llifh H.lwol liH ^ r , tha latter train yrsterlry afternoon war given a final -lianrn *.{ tha title, for tha ■'ns cam# <f tha series wl I h i olayrd Monday aftrrnoon. NO NBBO TO STAND UP INCROWDCO C A ^ S ...C ARS.7 YOUR OWN SEA T. WITH YOU! ' fpadora wl I not r»ll Florida out cama of tha aarlra on Monday oft' of |U prrxrnt iVjtfrsslon, but th" •inoon’ thr'.uuh lha brilliant pixy ’ ' kanar.lllilr « t mnnrv In lha rlaht of raplaln Htoothoff who »eo.*d k Tha president. of tha U fld a Year Hound elute went on I" *»• plain hi* foaltlon by pointing o-l that approalmt’ely yiOO^BOO.DOO li tuvested In ihla atata for thr on^ rU fh im t.l <f WlhUr vtiltnrs acd tourist*- Thl* lha rolontl »il<l, nhou'il tolurn lha Invratora IK*.* 000.000 n y n r but It ran'l, lie . dbna In a three-month aaaaon. ' ••Whit lha people of Klnida Bead la to convince tha world Ibnt the atata la ju«t a* food a pace .to apend a summer vacation a* a Winter ont", ha said. -j “Whan Ihla la dona, these Inycstmenl* will slart brim In-; ■> real return an j tha slate Will be , prosperous ayaln. "Refura wa ran eonvlnr* .Ilia outal'V world that, tho stale is n •.Wonderful.summer playaruuud, u must conrlneo tho paoplo tlianisalve*. I T h le can only bo dona by k»Itlny the stain to wirk loyathrr Wi a whole on this vital pruyiain and not an Individual e iminiiniili‘ Thla la naa ef lha ntoat~dllTiniU problem* | have ficed since I be yan sal Iny Florida to tha world laat summer. ^ “FJerida has bad a number sf aat-kd’ts that no other r 't le In Ihw^Unltn h tj asparlaner'. Il»for*’ tha sraab of |0}0, the rommunlllrs war* used tu havlny wealthy peop'e rente down anil apand their muney Uvlahly. Now thla ha* passed, for thalr are few rlah people loi.'ay ami they have contracted th* economy ha-Ylt. "I am not Irylny to attract paop'a to thl* atata for thalr win. far and aummar rarati.n that would coma horo naturally, but tho will ho hold m Taosdsy B ig n v JS a spatial featare has boon avWctad fog tha gatottotoarant of rh* tiO. 3kA46l < er Lining Is More Evidence Thanln iany YearaJIeSays ■ Miami merchants, who i«k sledged thslr eo-opersIs All-Florida Doharty Day •ih. U c . ttor rtf»r U th* gUmslriin; II of tha 17 pointa hU tram nudf ir Its 17 to 10 vl«: ry. Countin r the run* liBifu* yamde in which ha tsrticipstrd, Captain Stoolholt now has scored 107 points, Jn c ln 'ln j yesterday's i m r . -Line-Ops- ar.l •—re-v af -Urn-two Itimrr, Monday. . Hhsrp-h otarx 17: Kohson, f, 2 , JMham f, I, Bloot. holt c. 11. Tl ll«, J . f ilhart, O'lUrr. y a rd * 0 ; llau kcyr. 10, Htavrns t. .1, Dean f. <4, U m t , e, 2. II. t'nlbart, g, I. T ireilligrr, g, 0. Yesterday, llawhryo* I I ; liarflat f. 0. Ntevrm f, 4, llaan, e, 4, II. Co bert, g, 0, I uw. n g, .1; Sharprhootna ,10, Odham, f, 4, Itobaon, f, 2, Rliolhoff, r, 4, TII•i» an I Oliver, yuard*, 0. LO N G ’S M E A T IH A T R E A T T O E A T E . F Irat S l r t c l O p p o d U IHmloffl Choice Cuts o f Round, Sirloin and Club I ’VE GOT MV ■'-» oni Tha sal** tag Idea t* said t« growing In popularity ther*. show. ■ "Report* from D » a « »* 2-cant par parkng* to* on tig * retie* producing a decreasing amount or raeanw*. wWto won' from Wisconsin o« th# sale# tar Ides le that the rich f i* * r l‘ th# poor oppose It- Rhode Islam1 reports tho sale* U * snder con­ sideration, wliile Mirylen.t osyr there will hd **!#• t a t aglU tlos In tho trait General Assembly. New Hsiapshlr* le listed as being an­ tagonistic, and la Oregon there 0 said to he a sentiment developing In favor of th# sale# tan. * Montana r*po«U th* Id** U hy no mean* unlreruslly popaUr whn* UUh has a 2-c*at cigarette i s . *rith sentiment In favor p t rxponding thl* to other article* So-’th Carolina hss, for some time, been collecting from levies on so-called luxuries. From tfcl" TALLAHASSEE — Governor Dare Shalts aald Governor Eugcn* Talmsdg* of Georgia will arrive Kara P rlity to lo his guest far a short rb it and do torn* fishing along tha gulf coast.. Dra't Triflt WtK**^ -DasY 1*1 ttom ara_s m a rt* held. “S ^ S # # I*- oopular In tom* —•- - „ la * • « * » ba growing In faror. Theater PartyOffered Early Golf Qualifiers BUMPER. S E A T __A z-ACT HEUM C A ftR T IT A L O N G W H EN Y O U E X P E C T T O W A IT IN L IN E A T THE A tO V IES ! her* Sunday afternoon for candle pin ami ten pin matches. Tha scores last night: e mil k1e NirtwrE N Me !# I* II It m h K It ItreVNUII J. Ik 9lr|ih*n« I*. A. It#n«ui| i«i I7i lf« li! til Hi ISt t XT i lit 181 U! Hi i it I9« Celery M arket Reports Through courtesy of Iho U. 3. Department of Agricul­ ture in co-uperslinn with the Florida .State Marketing Bureau, It. K. Winfrey, Hnnford-rrpnrsrntJitivc.— -s ir * *re reported J*t*ro*f»d_b*--.'•** f.r sn app*rontl» sueco*»ftil -efaeeeitoin Ing Nn»amhar nn *h» -mrvn.ltlon to llm** tha ron*»lto%mnt*r4. * I’rMaw, IVk. 31. Mil# t 'V .1,1 nMf |». (• |,t Hlch•tonally lmno«*d ta» «n "rnnarty Catr*aa« RblrtMCNla wf I rlrrt la tfc* I. I a l f n l M fafrw f a r T h a r W a p . !> • *. K l«afaiu*a a | U w r« lo a a ; |tllla>f| P r I r . -mfn-* to 1 t •> ww? re«* •>* the *•n IK 1 . "m Vatnlj*: |i. I ’ hH M iM I . »’ltllA<t»l» *e.< wn-th. MImouH I* evne-t l l . r i . 1.1 n : N I i l t f r . r»al|f. * . c lit .i t. x . . » V n tk l : l.lltr .l I t lr h . OAK IIII.I., III.—Poller Hergrant Kdwirxl Ritter had Ja il ll'lshrd raiding a itpoit which said: "Kmployte of amelllng compr ny brought hors* to station to le shot. Ilnrie killed ly Officer ( liretice Himrns. Owner of hoite ral'ed later to «*k If hors* had been killed. Ilia wife had glrrn wrong hnraf to emplny*.'' Th* aargaanl ihoutnl for Simor.a. “You killed', he said, "lha wrong horse. Now the villai* will "I dldnt kill any horse", pro­ tested Himors. whn icamet,' on Ih# verge of losing tho ariumant un­ til another po let min' esma In and pointed out.that th* satrgant had been I oklng at a 1017 report. Th# targes nt wilted. M I* ilir 3<*. T o fa l IU •••"*». H iif.T l** I . IN tid irm i Y a t t U L n iu f P I « T l N E I I H e rtd fM a lS*la( la r< ira ta lla « fav h em fa r a 31 lla a r K »4* T fc a r w a la j, F r k . 2X IB 3 3 . l a a a f rtioa %: %«. T a 4 a v . ►.» it ft*. .!•<»% |wa|„ H r r iln n «»f . F l o f Ita B in n |, I I i i U a Io a , riM llE lM a 1‘U r Witr»M, r l a i r l l A t illi iu a in a tl* t f j I . I ’ h l r i t f o I . •*1 !»•' I !»»»•» 11 ? . r i f Y a . h isN lffU l# w|f«t IlK IH llJf, Pa. Iinial I , t ‘t iln m » .ia I . l * a i r t . i i j . IlYw r* w«| i i a h t . m n r k n m r m lr i:4 r « r t l I . Vn«llatv«(miIIw 1. M. n .j'h iw |, f o. |* ■ lilttp lfiff |Hilnl. II MimMMl I. NdWEfk I, Now \..rk i. U'b fm lr., |nj|%Ulualljr wjUJimL KV.rr.allt I. I*hlta« »l|*hi» 1. ••••»«« mraEtff 91.1*. hlfihwr. But an 9. Pnii.mns* lwrHw If. Ilfrh* *"w I'tarr; J>4 i.ats. few m U| J iV« rtt.aml la. Ilnehealtr I. ftttannih I. rtau WEtlu>4. (tw keUe |.|| ki. |/t*il« 1. Tiirnnln I. Washington II «•; .1-1 .log. 9fr. I. V » H int« io w n I T o ta l tv Pawwlaaw f a r a 31 t l a a r l ‘« r M K e 4* la a a l h i M H . T e 4 e », P n liim a r V a r iia t P r a ra p u in l. NVw V n rk 9, Phll.t.lw lohi,u l . How lu ll A. H a lllm o r# 3. P llla b u r g h 3, llu f f a ln 3. I r a r h In W rw ltlna ln n. A 11‘ A n y . All.atm a, I’ t lr .i, H in m r c , l!n r h M l# r , W r i t A lh a n jr. an.I Port* larwl. M» a t 'ln r in n a t l. 3 r a r a p e i m .I | ra r mm *Ii I•* <*l#«rlarHt. In«llmiapaiila, a m i Kl. W ajrnr. A ll .iw t i ill« rr« lo n a : C l n r ln n a ll 1. K a r a n u h ili t t m ln n a : l > n > l a M I. billw-w| K vw rM t. * U , t n C in c in n a t i I; P la n t C H r . r iu r lr la * p A r ily rla .ia l* : liA tiltn a * ll« h l} ilr ir u M y a < o m l» . ia n r k r t a lr a d r . r a r lo a d a f w »». •hi| n in e (Mtlnl. |o la rk r f a lr « . Ih>tly h lu a lly w a sh e d arul t»r*»n»i.|ri|. f h Nn. |. «.|u tfua '* • do*. II M*||.||, * T r U a m p k lw N w ^ arls P ra m laa* k« riaa « i t a r k M a . t'lw iw U n .l P u ll 3< «.»«. r la a r . 3 n r r h u j ; 17 r a r a nn I r a r li H up . "M*** lM*a»r.»t, iIcriiiri I s lo w , m arkw i 'lu ll. F lo r id a l« In rh r m l r a . la tilvl*li»«« 1|>* w a « h rd . and rratw kraahrd. 3 .1 d o t. trrrf f iw m U i II J k - l l l i ; a f|«*t. i*r«i f t ••*93 2 1 , CROSS OUT THE CASH PAID—For clean rag* at The Herald office, Q uality G u ailly f r e s h S M eats P ric e to c k s ’ WEEKLY Jim Dandy Ham burger Than* famous Hurcaas-sur* Feed., priced to pleat* and delivered. Krerythlng la Block and Poultry INod, Crains and llay. Just laraatigata our valuta am) service ami ynuH trade regularly at thl* A A C Btsra. A and G FERTILIZER Our Pork Is Government Inspected ‘ Pork Mr. Waynlch aald. GOVERNORS TO PLAY A “Blag" thaatar party t:day a s , promised ill local man p l f era who will havs qjrilficd foi rrtry im the- •wnapw' *•City W h ere Fresh Ground RALEIGH, N. C. Feb. 2 4 ,-R o . lulls of • nstI'm-wide tho question ef lisle-Imposed sale* tag levies hare nouaced by Capos M. Waynlch, publisher and editor of tho High Point Enterprise and memberelect of tho North Carolina lis ts senate from Guilford county. II* thinks there should he a ns* lions] roaferenco on th* g r subject of taiation by stats federal repreeenUtlv*#, for th* purpoa* of fo-ordinating taxation pollcle* and presenting duplies* tlon of lor lot. “ I waa particularly interested In. tha report from Mississippi whore tha omorgeney statute Imnoolng a gonaral gross receipt* tax on buslaasa and personal sarvice accounts t h a t ’s a i l r ig h t . SITTING IN U N I'S GCT STANDING IN LINE BEAT . A MILE , HOWLING NOTES' In winning two out of ihrvo games from th* Ne III |l..i. tiers train In a bowling match »n Ibc local alleys last nigh., the .Smith's further; .tain went into a Ihr.a way tie for sec ond plar, with the |b>ltlrr>, and t'cminol* Crramary team. The Forrest (iatchrl team holds first piara by a sftigl* gam* margin, with only one more week left In play In lh« tnurnainet. The Manfuril randle-pln tram wnn three game* fr*/.i an Orlamlo tram last night by th* total score of six pins. In the Hanford two-man league. John Weaver and Uiddy llurtllrk are Irading other scorer, with 41-12 pins, with Jack llrrrden and Half Warner close l<ehln,| with 4120 pins. Orlando teams are . expected Editor Thinki There Should Be National Conference On Plan •’ , neta'a F h rtU liafB arrka m f Prkee yea’ll lik*. thla rioridr C o m p a n y maintains eomplata •locks right In town oa oil mla.H Fartlllsar ond Ftrillliar Matarlol, lasted for this iaeollty. No delays Tyy os oa your nest order. SHADOW OF DOUBT , y^ m G uesswork whj JaaU t%*C igi to the tome tha crop gaot la FAct«t„a»d o/an Itstpi youreyrxttkg ahaawarJ*. But Ll t,« i na factswarli when you as* MmI FcrUBxm. far forty yean Meal FsrtEssrt hm ds«(y Jaawrrtratad thalr vaiaa. They am ma^a wilh palniUltiag car* U n tha choka* al P1* **^ ^ mrtarlsls. They era batc'raJ moothe M sJreace, elawtJ ta became thataagUy ewaji «aJ then remdW Were shlpwant They r*«ch you la perfaet madranKal caaekUom m l wtoft yaa olWdmua yichi m i tha m y fart • ""* 1 qaeMy af fruit er vcyetsUe M tpl Til Thursday night Mar. 2 to pou thalr IH-hola qualifying round icora, Mr. Carraway taid, hut '.t ■ ■ " * Cash paid for clean cotton rag* «t Tha Herald office. •ale quality ll lll I Sna. Kesl II.**s i l l fair aaalllr l l .t l ; !• dna. and ind la purauance of that cartali. ■|s*l d**t#a »f fore* loans* and 4«|«, mail* iimI »nl*r*4 on !"• 3TIII U r o f January IMI. la aad ky Ik# rtreull fnurl In and far Seminole County. Plnrlda. In Ctiuncary. la a rer.sln e n a o a (ksrala pent-lna -herein JKFTERPpN ISTANDAIU) UPH INHt'll AN.'K COMPAKT. a rnrtmra.ian under Ike U « t of garlk Carolina, waa plalallff. an.1 It At I'll K. BTKVCNN and OIXtK VKIIA *TBVa:gl«. Ilia wife, war# I.y t i l * . .•fendaa.s, I. IP * • “* I aald Court by Special Master •aid decree apt nted shall oiler .I.or . sale anil _ ee_ at public aulery n*f»r* the from door of lhe_ Court * Hanford. - - - -Seminole minoir County, House In Counts, leant *hnuro of Plorlda. kr.wren Ike l.__t ' * '" W sale, os Monday the «lh — .C Marsh, tail, the name being a Hut* Hay of ihla rourt the following Irarrlhml properly allua.a In Sem­ inole County, rtorlda. la-wit: teil It In Uloek I of Iho Han Lanin Subdivision of jho Clip al Kanr»rd. Florida, accord Ia# Du I I*oc»l D ru ggU la A n lo lbs Idat thereof recorded In Netllng R e g u la r S ix*— 7 6 c tho Puhlie Reeorda of lamlaola . Cuua.y, Florida. Ve |u» tar Only 35©—On the same In ha gold 1* satisfy said M on ey-B ack G u aran tac. decree. Terms! Cash. Purchaser la paj* far dead. . E W B A N O M ^H A LIT O SIS II. M. TTATWOM. Special Master. s m a lls r lia a - I M t . rniuu-ieaiai as daw-- riaac. ( Fla. a mead: • tar* an Iras*. ■«*■s|l*« alMiu. modsrat*. remand mod. •r*i«. market all«!itlr ■ir«»r«r. -.-1i.rt.la I* Inch crates, waaked and -treeonled. and Indlvldoalle waabed unt prsrnoltd. I dot. |l.t|.|L**i I •na |l I t .IJ.au, mostly »»**: I doa I I.aa-ll Ik, mnellf IM t.lt 31; a .«• II is .I t is. flna nnalilv 11.41* •I,Id1 li tins liaa-tL It. fins qual* Special Trial Size Vicks Antiseptic Almost All Gone Local d r -* -'* !* I f Introducing a new anL'*»p'.'» wMeh doe* every­ thing that a —v;th-snwh or gargle can an I aho**l' do—at half th* oaual pri** nf : 'her quality anti­ septics. II la m«d* by tha maker* nf Vkks VanoRub. The name of It la Vick* Voraton* Antiseptic. Of course, the only raal proof r f Ita quality and amaslng econo­ my la actual ua*. To furnish this rroof, Vlcka Chemlsta supplied to druggists—a t less than coat—S million spatial trial bottles—a U c value for 10c. The** trial hottie* h art gone so quickly that thla I f your druggUt’a supply of Uw trial sis* la auhauatod, gat an* af the regular sis* bottle*—7&« rahia-rfar only Uc. Uaa It a weak. Unless yau are dallghtad with It, year manay will he re­ turned. MIU ItriTiih. Btraag Baaaik Na extra vagaat claims a t* awda far Vkfca AaUaaptie. f t la simply tha beat era I aatiaaptk Vkka rhamlata could pnduM -aiiad bp. •N* chemists, bacteriologists, aad phanMMtliqlato af thalr 11 alUsd am aalaMtlsaa bars aad la ffuraaa. They created a halaacad aaU■aptW-aUM enough to ha Nod WILHOM A nOTI.K. ftollcllora for Ptalalin. \T t2 S RA TES ^ lOe Hn» 1 U n a , 8 c Mna 3 th n e t 7 c IIec • t i n * 8 c Una X B o o t h . M inim um c j u r g s 8 0 c . 4AVE Y 0U R WATCH repaired by on# who really know* haw. Rrlfca, Jaw flrr, Mag. Art- * HONEY—10 pound pail. 1000 E. 2nd. Geo. E. Slack. RENT AN Austin. Roadster or coup*. 6e par ralla. Reel A Sons, Tirana 160. 0A—Poultry FRYERS, Whlto Rock, battory raised, milk fad, tond;r, Juicy Knilca |u hereby sl>en that IL U and a l a a n . Wholesale market niser. purchaser af IJ/IM lh ef Tas Certificate Mn. 111. dated th* price. 110 pslletsw tame hrapd, • t.h day nf July A. IX. n n . he* filed aald ceftlflcula '•« fur afllc* aad has mad* applies!!** far u a dead lo laaue la arcsrdaare with law. M*M certlftcala ambraraa Ih# fo|. Iswlng described property situated ■""■•mlaela 'Counly, Florida, Is- WANTED—Cheat s f drawers er ehlfforob*. Must ba rraaonabl* East IP ahala* af Lol I. lee"••a I* Township M Mouth, for cash. Phans U03. ttange t* East. 1*.acres The aald land helna sen*seed a t th* dale of Ih* laouaar* af auah rarilftrat* In Ih* asm* af A. E. ajnblom. I’a leas aald rarllftsal* shall ho ra. LOWER APARTMENT. Mahon.y doamad accord Ina in law laa dead Apart manta. PhoBa IS-1 will laa*# Iharaon aa lha ||lb day •f Haleb A. n . ISIS. LOWER I room funtlaha I apartWHuaa* aay nfriclal algsalur* ‘ kte ,»ke led day af Fabmept, 601 Park A re. Tilephonc ruary, A. IX. IIJA TSg or apply t i l P in t National V. & w r n u s s , Clark Circuit Court Beak Bldg. Calebugk Rarity Co. FOR RENT) Unfurnished house. V rooms umLowpir-g portb. In-. QUICK TRUCE DELIVERY - ** (3*11)6. 25c) FC .'M || EtO ltR W b U tE F i f t * Ideal I s i s c t I c l d e i Atlantic and Gulf Fertiliser Co. . ' BANVOEO RTORR * G iPfO E P OARRSTT, Magar > i fiT !1 \ ‘ H i ' 4 • ■ 1 4 |J • v » �BATCTPAT, F W T P A tr t t 1 « * SAILING rOR 4 j m V u it Dublin er Cart? I unanimous cot policy, and the contempt for a r when tha League Assembly voted ition of the Japanese Manchurian1 Ha ran away to nese delegation U an indication of Tta And ha aaw tho opinion, walked oat of meeting In n 'Sort a sailing port, sailor* of every Spas tar Henry U Dotartr. p t * * k And h« saw bright ships. taat ef the in modern time* h u one nation so deof the rest of the iberately cultivated the oppoaiti minion been ao defrtjrld, apd never before haa woi ilhft a tingle nation. Inltely and unanimously aligned ‘span finds herself confronted tlte j by the entire world. The League of Nations Itself represents a preponderant Bat the captain said to him, "Show mo yoar money," P V t o f world opinion and the action of the League yester­ day bad the addltiooal approval. If not the active en­ Bat David reold not. tar ha badal couragement, o r the United States, and very likely of But this decision of the League has in no wise been hasty, If ore then a year ago, shortly after the hos­ tilities first began, a commlaelon of five eminent men, in­ cluding one American, was appointed by the League to inrotlgate the -glno-Japanese dispute. They went to Apatu Manchuria, and other parts of China, spent many months analysing the situation^ deliberately and cautiously prepared their report, and nine months after their appointmenL submitted. Ahais-findlwgwto G eo *v *~ ~ *------- --« — The League Assembly delegated the matter to a Com­ mittee of Nineteen, which in turn appointed a sub-commit­ tee- The report was studied for some time Additional witnesses op both sides were called before the aub-com- dabs, before tho Adrvrtliir^ Gab of Ufml. "We la MfcmJ a*ad a #*pwater harbo^ tat we aheaU pell jMt m hard far what JaaMoartlle Mode er whet Tewpa needs, or say ether etty io tta state, bebostons wUl ««te IU share. Oh, how strange a thing a tide most be. Is th#r* a path through the soot A rt there flags and flatter oat? ribbon* -Hew p'gfS** M ay paepie wit! his efforts to kngttan tta season, which 19 r*««nt !* ■ « htd f^wn" to * "Now I have pointed oat to yea two things which soon to no t« bo conditions proccdoot to My kvtaro of prosperity for n o rth : P in t, united action; and aaoaod, the lengthening of the season, for that rtatsn, white a t present, moat of ny ows Florida lnvtaj| meat lo in tho Greeter Mls|£g m m , wo set out teat Augest to try to bring people to tta state of Florida as a whole, bteoasa H I* doubtful If any on# dty e*j* be prosperous without the whole tho captain Mid to him, "Show n o your momyl” But David, could not, for he hadn't And Cannon complains of tta which tta Associated ovsrlooksd the Importance of Japan's position In tha Orient, a him. After all, »«» look a gift bora* to tta B ossr Babson Instate tta deprwaion will curs iteslf. ^ It looks Ilka It te I * 1" * “ U *4 * major operation to get rid of so n * of tbs doctors. ’ f t * old toying tta t h i ww I 9log to fast bt met hlmMlf * 0 * Tnr back could htvs taen'apptted to* Malcolm Campbell without exaggeration If tha bumpy taoeh hadn’t kept him from stepping on or tho necessity of outlets for her expanding population, or the tremendous capital investments whieh aha has for years been making in Manchuria, or the requirements w and order throughout this district if the safety of Investments is to be maintained, or .the aggravation which gn impotent Chines# government falling reneatedlv to deal decisively with these problems must have caused, or the score or more of other "Incidences" which pro­ voked Japan. But the League contends that other methods should E At night tta wsvm blew up sad dews. And tta dart curved over tta town. *J tSezsn&rup itr? accomplish far more for the peace and prosperity of the East It is true that history is full of wars undertaken territories, but suck conflicts occurred before the er# of the Nina Power Treaty, or the Kellogg Pence Pact, to both Qf which Japan la 4 signatory. It in our belief that the force of world opinion, relatively more potent than the public opinion of a small city, together with the limitation# of finance, which in Japan as I cannot My, I cannot say. In the test of til* world are groat,' wilt suffice to bring ! be was under the water Japan to terms, before many months. Another war, either Humthen. t , Perhaps tta reason A1 Bmlth has not been named for any high executive position 1* becxuM ta would Ilk* to ta in th* Senate. An easy way fo r him to get there would ta for Roosevelt to Appoint Senator Copeland, of Hew York, t-v •om* foreign diplomatic poat, and for Smith to ta named sa ht* *ureeetor by hte old frlesd Q ti. Leh­ man. With all the trouble there I* In the world todsy It is probably a good Idea to have a man at tha stick’’ would ta tomplate. g m i will be fairly well outlined within tta next 10 day*. Demo­ cratic leaden t a r * prepared for party reorganisation and the out­ lining of iegUteUv# action Im­ mediately after Ur. Wilson on■umti office. Point* about which con great tonal apeculation hoe cen­ tered for many weeks will be cleared up. it Is believed, by Her. S. There Include the moko-up of President Wilson’s cabinet rela­ tions between Ur. Wilson and William J . Bryan, tta personnel of tta Democratic membership of tta tariff making ways and mean* committee} tta scops of tta reorganisation fight in tta Senate, and tta approximate da­ ta for eonrsning th* extra Mo­ tion of Congress. SANFORD, TW EN TY Y E A R S AGO ter. and Mrs. CaWte M. Wil­ liams havs as their charming guest Mr*. R. D. New, of Baraonab. Go. One cay last week Hr. Williams took th* ladle* down to Orlande in hi* tar-that Mr*. New might hare tta pleasure of toe­ ing th* Orange County Fair. O. P. Swop* and family are moving to Oviedo this week when Mr. Strap* will be closer t» hit tend preposition*. Soma weeks sgo a representa­ tive committee waa celled from tta various club* of Sanford to consider tta formation of * Woman’s Clnb wKh deportments, which would Include the activities on of Sanford. Thte mortment haa for its object th* broadening of tho organlied work of tta com­ munity and tta unifying o f tte Interests. Tbs committee haa breughr tta matter before tta West Side Improvement Associa­ tion, tho Untie Club, the Weteka Club, the Wednesday Club, and tta Lend-a-11and Chib, and in each organisation tta subject of union te being thoroughly dis­ cussed in all its carings. Mamtare of tta committee ore: Mrs. 8. O. Chose, Mix. J . D. Parker, Mrs. J . W. Dicklns Mite Elen Ma­ honey and MIm Mabel Bowler. . Policies o f a new administra­ Cash paid for clean cotton rags tion and plana of a ‘ new Cen­ at Th* Harold office. BRYA N TH RA ILKILL S e rv ic e S ta tio n t n 4 G a n g * S to ra g e — Hep#iriiyi G aa, Oil a n * T h e f e r r i c * Gamer# i s ! S 1 1 M A re . ' ph on h p m Could be hear th* roar, and th* wort of lb * men? W hat The Fingerprint Records Show Interesting figures were revealed the other day when the Bureau of Investigation of the United States depart­ ment of fingerprint records released statistics dealing with arrests made by American policemen during 1982. Nearly 40 per cent of all those arrested, it la shown, were nder 25 years of a n . This may indicate a reckless teneacy of youth, or It may prove that moat criminals era young because they get killed before they grow old. it records representing 277,778 arrests from Feb. 1 to arrest# wi persona hi Day after day, and tta waves and tta wtnd. It waa water before them and water behind. , , 3 "Hire’* a ahlpl Here’s a shlpl' The Herald 1* on* of thoassadi who regret exceedingly that Hag' or Ctrmck, who for a time teener to l a staging a remarhahle reoov dry from hi* bullet weund, now lies dangerously near to death’i It waa th# duty af tfe honorable head gardener to watch fag tha Steal beautiful of the h ip * * sad tie to tha e te * pf « * h a HtUa silver beU. tale in the law to avoIdftjkjfMB a#F more’ than te ataatutaly net•tekrp-Be <fld C h a r t * * ’ « M * 0 . Bet beeaasa o f the premisses* Sf hte office as chairman a t tta hoard of t t a N atteuTO tty Bang Aa the floweri awayed la tha braaae, tha bafe tlnklad withswcwt maaic. Tha# tha courtier# aad tha dtet tegalahed vialtsr^ airoillag aloeg tbe paths, were sure to sae the fla eat apaciatesm. aet: hok Ih ik way end 1 * h i t t k#*n iitr c litd ta kit ition, agnlnat Hi^been previously w_ 0 hf reppM.’ 1 out of violations to TO O . R— • ' . rtetod forforgery. AA <A^t to m M i n o M - 4, ~r . jftXs, ’• T t e Ik . d h k * • �. —. - V - ‘ .. _________ k. * *-9 4 ^ SA N FO R D H R X A LD , SA N FO RD , *____ Miss Anderson W< Morris E. He A. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25, 1955. Washington 'Program Held in Local School The auditorium of the West Announcement w*s mad* this morning of the marriage Wads**- Side’ Primary School was deco­ Q ffl*. l ia ■ ' ' Hi - - I■ day arming of Mias Ruth Ander­ rate „• with ted f laala I and fern to son. daughter of Mr and Mr*. M. develop ■ suitable coIct iihemr the Washington program Catholic Circles Serve H. Andersen, of this city, to Mor­ for which was given at th* schoul by ris Edwards Hanson, aoa of Mr. Slipper To BaiseFund and Mr*. M. Hanson,' also or this the W ot Slda Primary P.-T. A. on Thursday evening with pupi* city. Th# c * « motry waa par Over 130 ner* ts errre tarred SUNDAY. by th* Raw. George Trapp, a f tha of the Third Grade, Mrs. Marion at the turkey supper and enter­ A tea will t * given a t OfiO P. Lutheran Church, at his M m *.in SL Johns, teacher, taking part en 4 M r* « . 0 . O n r k i t tainment given Thursday night at th* program. r fo r W a a l to spend tha Episcopal parish bouse by M. In the efcureb annex for the Orlando. -> member* of tb* Young 'People’* The bride was’ born In BalneaAwiiting on th* program was Cirri* Number On* Mre. Frank Department .of th* First Mstho- villa, S. C. but has be Mrs. li. L. Glenn, who rendered Meiteh, * hair rasa, and Circle Jisl Chorth and their oul-cf-town Sanford bar Hom* for th* p u t several vocal numbers, with ac; and IN n . R- E. S ltrn u , t« SL Petersburg tail Number Taro, Mre, Frank Friars, g"eit*. Mi** Atdlc* Harrison and nine year*. Th* bridegroom was com; nnum-nt by Sire. Helen chairman, of All Soul* Catholic U took* their homo, art Miss Helen Wilson will ho host- born bar# and attended th* public Stephen >n,. pianist. Over 140 par­ Church for tho building ftind of today hare. ***** and Mbs Clifford Shinholser schools of the city. At present he sons wrie in atteedam*. tha church. Supper won |erred I* employed by the Umatilla Fruit will conduct a musical program. Mrs. Georg* W. Huff opened from 6:00 o’clock until 8:00 o’clock NWi Barela Lang left this wa«k Company. Mr. and Mre. Hanson the pr gram with an address of MONDAY after which a short entertain.uckt Pittsburgh, P*. where »h« Mrs, A. W. Knox and Mr*. Wal- are making their home with the welcome after which th# Third m to a i m her position with was given. ter L. Morgan will be hostesses former1* Barents at their bora* nt Grade presented "Georg# WashThe parish kouso wws daearete-l Baltimore one.’ Ohio Railroad. for “ladle, day" at tho Sanford Paola. Inglm in Nursery |jmd", a* fol­ for tha occasion with quan'.'tbrs Country Club. lows: of bright colored gladioli, other Mr. and Mrs. Kyi* Shoemaker Regolar burin*** a n d saria! Dyeiiitig Song, “Stother Gooh garden flower* and ferns. Ih * and Mr*. Henry Etta Leonard meeting 0f th* Truth Seekers Um l." ipent yesterday at the Central long table* from which sipptr Class o f th* First Methodist “Mother Hubbard"—Norma Wolfwaa served were overlaid wi'h Chureh wtll taka place at 3:00 Florida Exposltloa. er. * linen cloths and cantarej with o'clock at th* hom* of Mr*. John FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH T o m . th# Piper’s Son"—John tm a l bowl* of Spfiag flower*. D. Jink in*, corner French Avenue RuniMcy. The following cammittees as- and Third Street, with Mre. JinkSixteenth Street and Sanford AlsUd,,wUbvlb*.nJW««i.,.UtJisU.| bwr8fre.*'t>.,‘T.*Tffpi',*'Wir*A:’'P'.1 , Mamhall Mid Thnw^ Whitten. Th# Rev. F. M. Mar • Dot Id Butler Is (pending the Mre. Frank Msiscb, Mre. Georgs Bandy, Mr*. John Brumley, Mrs. •er, pastor. Tommy ..Tom Tucker"— Billy Hollihan. Tucker"—Billy Hollihan. Bible School. V45 A. M. Frank J . G. Walts, and Mr*. C. R. Ma­ week-end at the University of Kandmutler, aad Mrs. Ten O'clock Scholar"—Elmo Patars; kitchen eornmltte*. Mrs. son as hostesses. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Worido ao tho gwsotof htahret Gradlick. . Frank Peters, Mre. J . R- Kenney, Christian Endeavor, G:.'W P. M. er, Charlea Butler. / A business and social meeting “Peter Pumpkin Eater and Wife" Mre. Julia LurNng, Mre. Geoige of the St. Agnes Guild Of Holy Evening Service, 7:30 P. M. —Gnroon Frederick ami Vir­ Mr. and Mr*. Nick Zernovean Kundmuller, Mrs, A. It. Maboner, Cross Episcopal Church will bo ginia Harriet. and, Mrs. Mary M fn ir a (pent Mrs. John Sehlrsrd. Mre. Georg* held at 3 JO o’clock at the Parish FIH5T BAPTIST CHURCH “Bo Peep”—Marjorie Stafford. yesterday in Or'anflo I t the Con E. Balmee, Mrs. Henry Richter, House, with Mrs. R. P. Monts*!“Simple Simon"—Albert Huff. Mrs. J . T. Griffin, and Mrs. Ben Iral Florida Exposition. Park Avenue and Sixth Street, "Bey Blur" James Lee. vatge and Mia, Fannie Reba Mun­ Lake: dining room committee, Th* Rev. W. P. Drt oku, Jr., pas­ son as hostesses. “Little Miss Muffct"—Irene Mr*. A. B. Mahoney, Mrs, E. J. Mb* Caroline Co*bum vent to Hawes. Monthly business meeting pe th* tor. Amann, Mr*. Ben lake, and Mrs. Gainesville yesterday where she Sunday .School, 10:00 A. M. Dependable Class of the First “Oil Kirg Cole"—Walter SchoeJ . C. Aycock; and dec. rations. attended the military ball at the Morning Servlrei, 11:00 A. M. Methodist Church will tak* place nemann. dvenlty of Florida last night. Mis* Lurlta Mahoney, assisted by at 7:30 o’clock at the hunta of Mr*. B. Y. P. U , 6 :IS P. M. "Mist re-* Mary’— Willie Mae Mre. E. F. Line an..' Mre. A. B. Evening Services, 7:.1» I’. M. R. M. Muon, J r , South San fori* Gamble, Its , Lillian Brmnan, a student Wallace. Among those serving Avenue. Wednesday evening service, 7:30 "Uuren of Hearts" — Gladys were: tho Misses Clara. Rankin, |t Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga., Monthly program meeting of P. M. Pippin. ived last night to sptnd a short Lue'.la Mahoney, Lucy Peter*, the Woman', Missionary Society "Jack llotnsr" — Rufus Woou’s. ALL SOULfl CATHOLIC i hare with her parents, Mr. Patsye O’Connor, Margaret Tak- of the First Baptist Church will "Jack and Jill" -- David Broun CHURCH Mrs. Brmnan, Mr. Arthur and Mrs. E. C. Magno­ Bralley, of ach, Adelaide Richter, Madeline be held at 3:30 o’clock at the _ « anil KMhteen Higgins, lia s Avanoa. t Sanford, were called to Le­ Mallem, and LoU Shelley. church with Circle Number Seven “Humpty-Dumpty" — Duane TilRev. J . J . Keilsghan, pastor. Tho program for tha evening In charge. Circle Number One will mon, Vo, yesterday by the lie. First Slavs, 8:00 A. 31. sth bf Mr*. Bralley’s brother, consisted of vocal number* by J . conduct the prayer service at 3:00 Chorus, Albert King, Clifford Second M u* 10:00 A. M. J . Hennessey, Mr*. Ed Vangal, o’clock. F. II. Fletcher. Benediction after Second Max*. (Irare/, Warren Duncan, Charles Tom Kenney, and Phil Ryan, of The Sunbeam Band of the First Vlning, lanvtic und Frank Ogles­ Dally Mass, 7:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Randall, Jr., Inter Park, and Robert Plcus and Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 CatechLm Class Saturday at [and Mrs. Katharine Davis motor* - Carl Pleua, of Orlando. Piano ac­ o’clock at the church. 3:00 P. M. to 8 t. Petersburg ysatsrday where companiments were rencVred by TUESDAY Wednesday evening services, Mr. Randall adtanded a state iftas Doris Vangal and William A meeting of the board Of th* 7:45 P. M. *3 ’AOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH [meeting of General Electric deal, Sullivan, of Orlando, Woman’s Club of Sanford will ere at tha Princess Martha Hotel. tak* place a t 10:00 A. M. at the HOLY I.TlllSH EPISCOPAL The Rev. Alfreil Ericsun, pastor. club house. CHURCH Sunday School, 0:43 A. M. Mre. Harry Oplinger, of Way- Mayfair GardenCircle WEDNESDAY Murning Services, 11:00 A. M. cresa, (la., haa born eallsd her# by will b* a board meeting of The Rev. II. Irving Louttil, Greets Orlando Club theThere Christian Endeavor, 6:3u I*. M. recti, r. |tha oerlou* Illness of her mother, Garden Club of Sanford at Evening Services, 7:30 P. M Mre. S. J . Bigger*. She is a guest 0:30 A. M. at the home of Mrs: (jiilngiisgeslma Sunday. Tfi* Mayfair Cirri* of the San­ R. M. Warren, Enst Second Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 M n. Paul 0 . . Bigger*, West Holy Communion, 7;-‘U> A. M. ford Garden Club entertained the P. St. :htee nth Street. Street. Church School, '.i:30 A. M, , members of Lucerne Garden Clr* Tha Seminole County Counrll of Murnirg 1’ia jc i and Sermon, tie, of Orlando, yesterday after­ P.-T. A. will meet at 10:00 A. V . LAKE MARY COMMUNITY id Mr. -ami ftry.TM Jte 11:00 A. M. noon with * garden run. After CHUKCII at Paola. Luncheon will be served •Mr]*. C. C. Wilson, and Tom Big. Christ Church, Longwou..’, 3;:U) of Winter Garden, spent meeting at tha home of Mrs. at 1:00 P. M. Anyone Interested P. M. Ralph M. Warren, where they (Presbyterian Government) H terd ay here with Mr. and Mrs. ln P.-T. A. work I* Invited. Evening Prayer and Sermon, Organised In 1804. I Paul G. Bigger*. Waat Eighteenth viewed her garden, the member* Monthly luneheon and annual 7:30 P. M. and gutsts visited the garden* of election of officers of the Wom­ Preaching Services at 11:00 A. Street. Mrs. J . N. Whitner, Mrs. J . U. en’* Club of Sanford will take M. end 7:30*P, M. PRESBYTERIAN t l l l ’RCH Graded Sunday Schoul with Mrs. D. L. Long returned last McCaalin, Ur*. Henry Wight, Ben nlace at 12:30 o’clock at the club Fish, Mrs. W. E. Watson, end house with Mrs. S. D. lllehley- Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. night from Winter Garden where The Rev. E. D. Brownlee, D. D. Minister, the Rev, James M. pastor. man, Mre. B. C. Moore, and Mrs. the epent a few days with her Mre. K. It. Deas. Upon reaching tha home of C. R. Mason U hostesses. Reserva­ Thompson. daughter, Mre. W. f- Roche. She Sunday School, IMS A. M. stated that Mre. Roches two ghl Ben Fish, refreshment* were tion must be mad* by Tuesday at Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. served by Mr*. E. M. Galloway in noon with Dr. Elisabeth Tracy. FULL GOSPKL TABERNACLE hum hua dogs won blue ribbon at Christian Endeavor, 6:3b P. M. th* shadow garden on hi* lawn, THURSDAY. [the Central Florida Exposition. Evening Worship, 7:30 P. 3(. The Rev. William F. McPherson, after which a call was made at Regular meeting cf the South Tha session will meet at the pastor. Friends of Miss Thelma Tew, the Watson garden where orange Side Primary P.-T. A. will ltake close of thr murning and evening Bible School, 0:48 A. M. stadent at the Florida State Col- juice was served and Dr. R. S. place at 3:00 o’clock at Ih# school worship services lor the reception Sermon, 11:00 A. M. Keclor, of Cranford, N. J ., exg* for Woman at Tallahassee, auditorium. of members. Those without church Evangelistic Service, 7:4S I’. M. be Interacted to learn that plained hi* tfeetriral seed beds, FRIDAY. Women's Prayer Meeting Wed­ homos in Sanford are welcomrd to ^ha has been appoints^ to sert* as which ar* considered an interest­ Tha American Legion Auxiliary all service*. Tha pastor Is a«ailnesday, 3:00 1*. M. delegate to tha students' con- ing experiment. will have Its regular meeting at Prayer a n d Praise Service, nblo for conference every morning irenca In Macon, Ga. In the near At th* horn* of Mrs. Deas lea the home of Mrs. Frank L. Wood­ from 9:00 o’clock to 12:00 o'clock Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. are She will ba sent by tha ■nd sandwiches ware served and ruff, 620 Oak Avenue, at 4:00 1*. Service at County Jail Sunday, Jin his study at th« church. First Baptist Church, of TsUshas- several itilka of Seminole County M. 3:00 P. M. ealary ware presented to tha Or­ “World Day of Prsyar for FIRST METHODIST CHURC H lando guest*. Women" will bo ohoerved at 2:30 FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Mrs. J . O. Laney, Mrs. Arthur Those enjoying the garden run P. M. at tho First Baptist Church SCIENTIST The (lav. Smith Hardin, pastor. Sraaan and son, William, Mre. E. were: Mn. Albert Zapfe, Mrs. J , with a program to be put on by Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. |D. Moblay, sad Mrs. DoWitt R. Dye, Mrs. Georg* Sturgeons, representative* from the different Christian Selene* service* are Professor G. E. McKay, super­ are planning to leave Mon- Mrs. A. 0 . Dsn ham, Mre. E. M. thurehes In th* city .’Th# public it held every Sunday minting st intendent, « jfo r Macon, Ga. to spend a Reynolds, Mr*. Clement B. Wil­ Invited. the churrh at East Second Street Horning Service, 11;UU A. M. Mrs. Mobley will visit bar cox, Mre. Vinton N. Pace, Mrs. O. Harmon by th# pastor, "Where bUr, Mre. T. I. Harris. J r , S. Lang, Mre. Orvilla Butler, Mn. Primary Co uncilMeetH at 11:00 o’clock. Subject for to­ morrow is “Christ Jesus." Is Your F a ith !" Bra nan and Mrs. Brown will P. Philips. Mr*. H. L. Betkea, With Miss Maxwell Wednesday evening church at Young People's Division 6:43 re la tires, and Mr*. Laney Mrs. S. W. Clary, Mrs. L. U S0Q E. 2no St., at 8:00 o'clock. P. H. *111 ba Uw guest o f bar daughter, Jacob, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mr*| The hom* of Miss Jean MaxThis church maintains a free Evening Service, 7:30 P, M. lisa Gena Martin Uney, who is Oliver Thompson, and Mrs. Pauwell. West Sixteenth Street, was Rest. Ing Roam st the chureh where Ssrnion by the pastor, "What ylng a t Wesleyan College. lln* Friedman, of Chariaalon, W. tb* scan* of tha monthly meeting Ih* Bible wd all authorised Chris­ God’s Paople Must Do," V*., allrperabers of Lucent Clrtlt, of the Pfrmmry Council held on tian Sctrnre Literature may be Wednesday I'raysr Service, and Mrs. K. R. Deas, Mrs. Psrry Tuesday evening with Miss Maxread, bnrrowrd of purchased. Open 7:10 P. M. Bridge Party, Given Csmer'n, Mrs. II. H. Hsarso, Mrs. wall presiding over the short Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to A cordial invitation |i extends [Honoring Miss Meeks Edward Higgins, Mr* R. B. Mon- busts*** session. Hoalessoa for 5 P. M. to all. roe, Mr*. E. D. Rinehart, Mrs. E. the evening ware: Mrs. Marion Honorisg her daughter. MU* N. Scott, Mr*. G, C. Sparring, St. John, aad th* Misses, Ruth BIIENKZKlt MKT1IODIHT teas Meeks, of Jacksonville. Mr* R. W. Ware, Mre. R. M. War- Cillon, Mary Robinson, C am its CHURCH OF THE NAZARKNR . M. J . Meeks entartaiaad with ran, Mrs. Earl* T. Looeks, Mrs. C. Lake Mary Fla. Barber, Franees Marrow, and Jean Sunday .School, 10:90 A. M, a bridge party on Friday after- W. Baker, M n. If. M. Watson, Maxwall. R, N. Sanders, pastor. Epworth I eigua, 6:30 p. M. n a a n at h e r b o m * b a r * . Mr*. C. B. McKee, Mre. W. E. Sunday School, 9:44 A. M. The fotlowtag program was Prayeg Meeting, Thursday, 7:3n Bright colored sweet KJrebuff, and Mre. W. W. OoeUrit, given: Preaching, 11:00 A. M. P. M. arranged member* of. Mayfair Ctrela dragons wore Young Peopl*’* Soelety, 6:30 Talk, *A Nation's Strength"’Sera the tbs rra*n*; where P. M. Mr*. J . C. Mitchell. — assembled. Circle Number Three Talk, “Tb# Future of Teacher Preaching. 7:30 P. M. Following several game* Helen Steph­ Prayer Me*tlng Tuesday, 7:30 |bridge scores were totaled Meets A t Mrs. Pope’s Training’’—Mre. enson. r. M. tea* awarded. High score prig*, V . < Rills Study, Friday, 7:|6 P. SL Talk, "Obeervatloaj upon Begin­ f« lot* Randkershlef. waa given TW home of Mr*. 11. B. Pop* A cordial welcome la extended ning Arithmetic*— Mr*. Qu Intun I to M fi.'Job s Sparkman. Mre. Roy Palmetto Avenue, was th* scan* * f to all 10 attend these services. Brown. V r ■ IkflgfU Junior Hlrfi P.-T.A [ e . Wlllagham was Ucky In.cut. tha regular meeting a f C M * ___ * During tha ooclsl period a sale..’ id received a places*, Number Three of All Souls CathoSchool Lunch Room CHURTII retire, wa. s *m < b , i h . host- CONGREGATIONAL la Urn after too* a salad lla Chunk bald Wednesday eraAdults ________ _ 36c woe served by the ho*lets. aing. During tho bualnag nirelan ■ ■ Corner Park Avenue and 3rd Children ........-------16c ----- * were: Ml** Theree* ins war* made far a brldg* BUIDGX DfJfNI Street. V at tbs home of Mr*. W. F 1 guest, Mrs. W. A. (to J r . High a g e ) 'B a r . John Barnard Root, minis­ With a tag*, Preach Avenue, with Mrs. Mre. Paul Johnson. Mr*, from TUESDAY, FEB . 28 th ter. Orlando sag rgMst*. Mr. r K. WOUwbaaa. Mre. V. E. Chureh School, B: 44 A. M. .* 9:30 P. M. and Mre. Hags _ , Fred Pep*, Mr*. J . T. Morn .tr Worakip, 11:60 A. SI. Special Program tpendiag tha la th e [ Sparkman, aad Mkw Roeall* Pop*. Sermon by th* pastor. on their yat •are narnd O. J . Pop* Janed tha play* dinner aad l > F Mr*, [ eta at tha tea, b on . evening at tha l want Mre, A. I ■ r»‘‘ ............. ner wa# **: ML Amaim, Mr*. m r o r a t e a " h o u se L * NOTEEX OMB OUT long table Mr*. E. H. 1183 Orssg* A t# , YVlnUr park, & TaL W. P. Sl-M for lb* , — «d *r, l^ ? .g ? 4 ’<k Mre. I “Food of tka M a s quality and rhsrn|yr that I would #are# If sweet peas,, j fF . yoa arere guest* In eo- ’e r « ( Social Calendar A t T h e Churches E 1 SUPPER V -M W Ommr by, Jimini* Powdl, and Ralph W.lfer. Minuet, Taylor Brown, Patty Hvlge, L*Roy Estri.’ge. Slsry Rivers, Clarence Alexander, Elis­ abeth Vaughan, Jack ManUuer, and Kalheiin* Spencer. Quartet, “Old Black Joe", Sli­ ver Threat!* Among th* Gold", ana’ "When You and 1 Were Ymng Maggie,' —Gordon Frederick, LeItoy Kslrblte, Clarence Alexan­ der, and LI ly Hoolehan, accjtnponied by Hufu* Wood*. Vocal * j l o * , - T h * Washington Song," and "That Little Boy of Mine,’ Mrs. R. l_ Glenn, arvompa nie.. by Mrs. Slephettson. Preceding the program a sup­ per was serveil in th* auditorium which was decorated for Lie occa­ sion with a prolusion of calendu­ las and fern. Hie ladles were over­ laid with red cicpe paper covers and centered with bowls of cslen dulse. WASHINGTON IS SEEN AS FOE TO MODERN DRY LAW Rupert Hughes Tells How Father Of UJS. Would Stand Today NEW YORK Keb. 2 3 . - U 7 Georga Washingtin. Rupert Hughe, believe*, would have In­ sisted upon payment of the allied war debts! and would have been • “feroeloua" five of prohibition. Thu* did the novelist and his­ torian apltomire the political phi­ losophy Of “the father of hi* coun­ try." Hughes, who has lieeom* known as Washington'* “debunker" said as a matter of fact, h# had been much misunderstood; that h* does, Monthly Meeting Of and always has considered Wash­ “th# greatest and most use­ Local U.D.C. Is Held ington ful rltlten that the world ha, ever With Sirs. Georg# A. DoCoties aeen." the in m il y meatirg of the *“ * s,' **■ V’ Howard Chapter, of the U. D. (.*. took place yesterday afternoon at 'the home of Mre. DrCottes, Park Avenue. Mr*. Bish­ op presided during the business session when rrp rts were hears from various committee chairmen. A* courtesy chairman, Mr*. J , C. Bennett state.I that dur­ ing tha past month flnwsrs have been sent Is sick mem­ ber* in 4 to the funerals of twn member*. The resolu­ tions committee, composed i f Mrs. Frank ls Woodruff, Mr*. FI. A. Douglass, and Mrs. A. K. Rosseter, hondru’ in resolution* on th* deaths of Mrs. J . D. Parker and Mr*. B. F\ Whitner. Sr. It wa* decided that the annual colitritiiitioif to the Norman V, Randolph Relief Fund be sent In tho ne.n future an.; that a framed picture of General It bert E. Leo be prc-cnli-d to the Junior lligti School. Mr*. J. M. Hayes gate a repcrl of the Robert Fi. Lee ball in which <he stulcd that the affair was .*nc crssful. It was then voted that the chapter purchase UwsleU ui tho life of J. K. U. Stuart for tho members to study. During th* social period re­ freshments wrrp served by the hostesses, assisted by Mrs. It. D. Cnscyell. Those present were Mrs, F'. K. Uuunilllat, Mrs. J . Renntu, Mrd. B. D. C sseril, Mrs. D. II. rablwell, Mre. J . SL llay.s, Mrs. G. D. Bishop, Mrs. Ue.rgc A. DeCottcs, and .Mb* Margaret Roberts. Orlando Lawyer Will Address Youngl'coplc (fampbell Thornnl. young tlrlani.'.i lawyer and state officer of the Msthodlst Young People’s Department, will be the guest of th* local Young I'mpV * Departmint uf tho First Methodist Church *t a lea on Sunday even­ ing. He will deliver an addrrss at the mealing ef the i.'cpatfmcnt at •1:30 o'clock. Mr. Thornal will ba rrmrmlx-fi'd by the members «>f the Young People's Group as living a ..... .. ber of the Union Delisting Train arguing the ((uestlon, " I , Right Always Right’ " Invltati n, have been issued to tho Mrihmliat young people of the city to attend Ih# tea and hcer Mr. Taornal's speech. Hnued, "always ha* been my po­ p» sition. I f I hn,| been known Washington'# MehunkrF it ha* been beeaose 1 exploded the un­ true thing* that had been told about him."1'____ Mr. Hughe* com pared George Washington with Hie incoming president, .Fronkfln ]>. Roosevelt, and found many "unsuspected similarities." T h ey both." he said, "were kilstrcrats. in the snclsnt mean­ ing of that term. They Itoth were pnwbrful physically—I understand that Roosevelt Is a physical glanr In hla upper torso. WsshlntTon suffered from physical Infirmities, too, despite his tremendous strength. He was a prey to stomach trouble; hi# teeth failed him rarly; his eye* failed him In later life. "They both were eho#rn In lead the people after sweeping depres­ sions. And I consider that sn axcslbml woven.-When Washington assumed office the people had the subconscious resllxstlon that the worst had been reached— and p&seil. And, knowing that they had passed the worst, they girded themselves for Ihe reeov•ry. "t believe that much th* same thing will occur after Mar. 4. I lielleve that F’ranklln D. Roose­ velt will lie side to arouse the rnnfblenee of the people in much the same way." Ifnghba spoke o f repeal of th# prohibition amendment *n,| reeslled that In th,. urrertain dny* of 1R7I-7H. the people had decried the signers of the constitution a* “traitors and anarrhlsts.” "They speak nf ilouling the con­ stitution today whetv It I* Proposed merely to repeal one nf Its amendments. The pentde forget history—they forget that once 'the people' denounced as traitors th,, very signers of this now sa­ cred document." The father of Ms rountrv would hove been n "ruthless soil Impla­ cable" foe of snv surh legislation #, prohibition. Hughes said. evening and play backgama with her ht<sband or listen to composing music on hi* gultw than gD to a party, she saldWHITE SLAVERY C1IA1IGED TALLAHASSEE - Joe Hi Tallahassee baser, wts being without bond on a federal war* B isnl charging violation of while slavery act. MAII. PLANE BURNS TOLEDO, F'sb. 25.-(AA—A mall plan# pi’otnl by N. A. L*Se rensana and 800 pound* of mall were destroyed bX f(r« wh* * s iIhe i. m plan* nl*ns nnte.t striknosed over after strik* ing the bourdsry fence at tha alre port, [jiurensana jumped th6 . moment before tho gtsolino tanka exploded. 1 | .i ft,'. Every Week -----SSESTSSSEr----- DINNER “Every Bile n Real Delight'* choice nr Fruit Owkisll—Shrimp Cocktail C h irks a NmMite rt*vup It mi. 1 Itvleh ea w ith P ec an IUe a sin g Itrolteg taunt* Chops N at Krlr*l S p rin g C h leken T -ltiin e Htesh llr.it lest P om p s no M sehrit P o tato N rw ll i n l v n I'e sa i ll s s n l C arrot Psrsitter naiad friary * Olives itn| Blsentt*----- < i^sffts IWeoerl H lrsw h rrry Shorlrske > t'lneiipple Plielile Ihiwn Cak# A pple P ie w ith fh e e s # Vnntlls Ire Cream m e Cak* Rutlsrmtlk — IrcJ Tea — Correa CELERY CLUB 'v V L U tifm i KNOCKOUT VALUE in BOYS’oport iltM THINK u f t h e e x e r c i s e ALBUQUERQUE. N. M .Praf. Richard M. Page |cilaled a fileyrls down the alt ret to the bmaiemcnt nf students at the University of Msxleo. "I'm rot doing this *v a protest against the 35 percent salary cut", h^explained. It’s wholly a m alterSif econimy with me. I’ve put my car In the garage." An invltatior, wav mnlled yes lerday by Mre. J . T. Griffin, III JB91Sger of the Celery club, to Mayor LIQUOR PLANE SEIZED end Mr*. Vivian A. Speer l„ lv her guests at the first of a series of free dinners which th# Club MIAMI. Feb. 23.—M b -A n will rstend to two parsons In the Flverg'ailrv liog allied fednul fry city every week. agent* in cs|iluring an airplane, two men, and AO casea of liquor THEY ARK NOT OBEDIENT rv’leg t> have been flown In from Bahama*. Th* seiiur* uccured 10 MIAMI—West Palm Beach city miles west of Ops Locka where commissioners will be required to th* aircraft bream* bogged. Ttui slow cause Mar. 7 why they pilot gave his nime as James should not tie punished for con­ Wallme, of West Find, Itahasnaa. tempt of rourl In fipnU'cttun *ith The other man said he waa Carl failure to oliey court order* in White, of Miami. They are held on connect Ion with defaulted honJ fsileisl liquor charges. principal and Interest. Men »porc summer. So "should bays. Amt here they are —SKYR1DERS — in the imuicst pjttcrni ever pat on the foot of a well dretted boy. And arc they cool xnd comfort­ able! Built for tough, knocks abgut service, too! Why spend more for sport shoe*— or #»y shoe* — when you can Jftt, such shoes at s>..t �r;1 * * * # « roux f**3 7 THE 8ANF0XD HBXALD, SANFORD FLORIDA, luonof aATuiDAT, ynroiw YOUTHFUL ALUMNI OF UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA TAKE O VER ATHLETIC PROGRAM OF THEIR ALMA M ATER t i 7 ® T '* IN CUBA art la Ovled* Friday and Sat­ urday. L A K E MARY Mr. and Mm. J . C. Jacob* ham No Organised Move moved Into the Moor* cottage or M n. H. * W AG N H M, M i n y ^ * * * flam 1Miaul „ A gain *! Government iriiv tab#.' - * - — r* -*->* roomily Uy t *a " »P*ad abort Ua »pu«4 aA, »*»rt with W# fenrily a t th* home Founders’ Dwy waa observed by Noted By Officials i ,"-i Mr*. Murray’* ffetlmP and t b a Parent-Teacbar AaeoctaUen Mr. ami Mrt. HoofeL Thursday evening at tha , HAVANA, feh. to r + l/P h -y *rlU p n la airfC fftpefH h Mre- i> * Thompecm m l Mm house with an attractive and io: om disturbance, throughout Cub* Mm LUBBLLB BALLIKCBK t . D. Aadareya spent last W rvW alrortlv* program |a which t t Thursday night and yeatrrdi) i M t M ths republic's celebration th, children and m am kr* look ■hire* of the ywinger children of day in Or Undo Mr. aad Mra. B. f . Wsgg sod of lb 36lh independence day, part, four living picture* at Mr. and Mr*. Bol Odum bar* th* Mr. and Mrs. Mu*« rev# and too, mothera and ehUdlfeti hi a huga maaalet. but loot night the rapltal „ Without evidence to Indicate any frame qn the (tag* dempnatrated Mrs. Baker and Mr*. Hogan Billy, agent Bundny at Daytoa* organised movement a g a I n a l th* work being done in Florida called to see the little eon of Booth th* guauta o f Charles TrePresident Machado'a government, for the welfare oy children ard Mry. Saunder* who ha* been 1IL fry and fondly. aa hod beta rumored. parent education- Th* prdkram Mlia Ruby Warren, alattr of ’The Boy Scout* with their IrsdTelephone and telegraph linen, chairman read from the repert* Mrs. IM*oo. wa« recently honored or, Mr. Darrew, war# in Winter . ala*bed bp machete wleldera near at th* naUenal concent Ion wKh ■ party at the lab*. Park Tuesday night to hear . Oamagoey laat evening, were relast Mey. A candle lighting J . P. Steven*, Sr. and J . L. lecture given by Deo Beard at paired. Despite the realoratlon of mfiry alao * a t held In which tha Dixon .have been ill .with the flu. Rallies Colic!•. They war* , communications facilities, hewavLiftbday o*||l* waa mixed "on tit* Grandma Lundqnlet apaat compen led by R. D. Whilr, Rev er, military censorship continued •lege by th* b*Jk(T, each child Wednesday with Mr*. August J . tf. Them peon, R. M. Ball, sad to veil with deepen! aeerecy Ihe placing ingredient* In th*. targe Swanson aad alao called to see Prln. C. Isbell. true altuatfnn in the Interior. 1*110 bowl which was her datighter, Mn. Hi O. tundw" At th* weekly’ meeting «s few government offtree open on ■Ay. tba, M M a jJ A d M g m * ---■,'T r J ^ y - n ii K i - S T t b i T H i u r r ii ; • m T 5 r i ^ g s ; ; ,'7 ;a r v s F r * r K t ,r l vartm* Florid* apart* teams. turned with a three tier Bernard Hlrechi, of Mtnoepl. 'Dutch’* Stanley, for the past two yean canity end coach, win be chief of «uff of th* football aqi "all I* tranquil.’* . 1■ Thirty six candle# wore then visited old friends In this local­ Social Club g Ceqrge Washingtce : demon*, CaattMo and Halt, a t pnaant auccamfld high echoed roach*#, Join Stanley. j. Independence day ,dawned in lighted—one for each year 0f the ity reeantiy, staying at tb# party waa ^enjoyed by about H --- -------------------------- ‘----—■ ■ l>,---- . , ■■ d. mt. mfc, ■ •I Havana to Ihe actimpanlment of organisation. Tb# s t o W of “M l home of Mr. and Mr*. Nala member* * agd gueat*. Culanhi atruction of this grral waterway, violota tho Shanghai trees agree­ j banting bomba. Three eaplodcd Tribute," by the children, fol­ Swanson. He I* with hla fathar costumes ware tb* fsuture of “It is Incongruou. to see the ment a n j resort to an aati-Japa* > loudly hot harmleaaly In reaidenlowed by th# P^T. A. prefer oa tho farm. EllaabaUi la going evening, flre t pril* or the t looking , mep’a costume railroads base their opposition nose boycott at .Shanghai, Canton ( tlal aaetora after midnight, and dosed tha program. The bustnew to school, while Margaret la upon unselfish Interest In the or elsewhere, taking advintage of ' flee othera — t h e tiny b o mb a meeting waa prtskUd over by the ftenoffrspliar. Hm cam# in W* .warded to Mr. BoUkr, wUb stale and real for the public good Japah'a isolation following her Mre. RUle wan th* ladies’ prise. ( known aa petarda—went off at president, Mr*. R. U Dann, and Austin, M ill Mr. and. Mn. when there lg nothing in their withdrawal from th* I-ragti* the about Ihe earn* time- In the Hpanmany matters o f Importance were Swanaon he called to **w Grape Rafreahmantg were history to support a claim for navy must adopt protection mess, ; lah Centro Aaturlano, abruptly social committee and gsm< discussed, plana wore made lor villa friends Wedneaday. altruism. Tho economic, physical urea for the Japanese roeidentg of i ending Ihe hall In progreaa there. (ConGnuad from* Pag* On*) dancing provided cnterteli th* state convention to which th* Mr. and Mre. Kmll Magnuaon and financial phases of the canal these localities. Police a Treated tlartolome Mae, stance." ft was by chance that Association wilt send It* president, and her tklert MUa Eleanor Ty­ fur the- remainder n f th# isvenl who hail two liquid fire bomba in Railroad’s Mire bulb Qulvur Newell, if P r o t eat may safely b* left to th# deter­ "Fifth, th* navy doe* not seri­ No1ton flJfcf the plane. Tb# hospitality committee served ner, were here from Wlndemere mination of (mlnont experts ously anticipate that such a dras­ hla pocket, In connection with the McCall telephoned Bill WII refreshments to ever )00 members far th# week-end. They enjoyed Maryville, Teen., fl*(d reprexenm Against ’Up-State’ charged with their iladjr." Centro Aaturlano affair. tic measure a. an economic block­ Ham*, who oaually piloted lb* and guest*. dinner with Mr. nod Mr*. N. A. Uv* of th# Board #f Christies ade agalnat Japan will ba resorted plane, et Herlington, Tex., Thurs­ Presbyter)* C anal C r itic iz e At midday police raided the Y. Mrs. D. U Doss, of Memphis, fry *. In the afternoon tho young Education ef th# to by th* powers, but the navy day afternoon ashing for a M. C. A. building here, finding one Tend., arrived laat week to spend folks com* over with some friond# Church, wac in town laat Tucricj cannot leave anything undone In son. Wiliam* said ho could no) feevtral weeks with her feiatar, nub-machine gun, eight rlflea and CHARLESTON. S. C., Feb. 23. calling cn Rev. J . M. Thom pun fnn Daytona to see them. preparation for protection of th* make the (light but communicated ‘ ahotguna and quantities of am­ —“Outside paster of th* Community Chunk Interests, through Mrs. E- E. Tribble. The Dorcas Cirri* will Incet national Ufa by maintenance 0f with Nelson who agreed to take munition/ The Y. M. C. A. preal- through control of the railroads S. P. Long entertained a num­ Wedneaday, th* Hod, of this and R- D. White, supurintvndm freedom of navigation, over tha assignment. dent. Evello Creapo, .Secretary Eu­ in Florida, seek to block the de­ ef th* Sunday School, eonfmiai ber of hla friends at a stag sup- month. -*■ The men flew to the Sen Benito genio Menendei end Dr. Oreatea velopment of Florida and th* “Sixth, although opinion In nav­ r , with them In tho Interest of th par at hla horn* hare Thursday Vigorredo were irreated. Charle* P. Summernll, president al circle* i* growing In favor of airport, stepped briefly and took evening. The** Invited were Com­ local educational work. (Continued from Fag* One) withdrawing the naval delegation off again. It was a short time mits loner* Mslash, Steele, MHU, railroads In A meaaagr received over private control of the Tb* Girl Scouts meet cvet] wlrea yeaterday aald a railway Golf Cnaat stale.,'* said General rnenl's view of the matter a» one from Geneva simultaneously with later that Georg* Wlttal, a farm- Bearcjf_ Vanra Dniiglaaa, Senator OVIEDO Tuesday at Scout hoac'quxrtm in -t* settled o . quUkly eh possible rrm ottceff-thc-plane was flying tho-withdrawal n r th«—Japans** " ‘ brWga near ‘ Caapar, 1n weatem -Canal-Aasoriatlon, when biter* They have had a hike and han Parrish, Tony Fttehford.and A. G. Mis* llasel Shuman arrived delegation from th* Assembly, th# close to the ground'and stopped Camaguey province, had been viewed at the .CItedal in Charles­ l,y Intrraatlonal agreement been taught how to use , eei from folkston, G*., for a visit ptsi, “Doe* that mean", Inquired navy consider* It prodsnt to act •" his work tu watch It. II* said th* Wagner. ton Wedneaday. General Bummerdynamited. W. W. Wilson has been serious­ Dlinatrhea from Bantiago aald all I. alao president of the Institu­ J*m «* Maxtun, Left-Wing Labor- consultation with th* Foreign Of­ man in tha front seat evidently ly 111 at his bom* for severe) days. with bar slater, Mn. Abel. In OrtaTb# Pnafey aad Naaturtlum P* fice and'the army In determining waa unconscious aad b* believed ite, “that this nation has com­ fire Thurailar practically dealroy tion. Rev. Dkhert baa bean engaged do. Ban Wainright aad friends, of trols bad a marshmallow roast ed th« Valerio augar mill at Jlba “I have noted with .regret,” he pletely put control of tho matter the course boat calculated to pro- that hi* noe* was bleeding, to preach at thy Baptist Church Sanford, were Sunday evening vis­ Hvansda)* Park on Tacidxy. ‘ The plan* landed three a com near Meneanlllo, afhlch h n Mid,, “the annouocmcnt in the out pf M* own hands and con take mot# world peoco," hare every two week* to fill the Fourteen (iris have paceed th ' Sir Francis I.indloy, the British bway. Puri w*a told by a Maxlcaa place of Rev. J . N. Thompson, itors In Oviedo. ' not ground for two year*. Tha fire Tlmea-Union, of Jacksonville, that no action of any kind except what Mr. and Hr*. Paul Csmpball Tendferfoet tact. that McCall got out, who resigned a few week* ago. waa believed to be Incendiary. high executive offlrert of th* |a dictated by tb* I-cague of Na­ ambassador, called #0 tho Vic# family Tb* Girl Scouts are to fumid ' Two ^uchlnaila of troopa left Bouthern, the Atlantic Coast Line, tions T" Minister for foreign Affair*, walked around the ship and, after Th* Executive Committee of th* were week-end visiter. In Clear' n part o f tha program at tb: Havana yeaterday for tha Interior, the Seaboard Air Una ami tho walar. “That I* not true, and to alleg* Itschira Arit*, to Inquire whether a second glance, lurntd away sad Parent -Tsachsr Assoc isllon P--T. A. Thursday fedgkt- TW hut aulhorltlea refuaed . Informa Florida Ea»t Cnaat railway!, to­ It is so is must unfall’, tha I’lliw Japan definitely decided to with­ shot himself through the head. at tha school house Monday aft- ■ Mr. aad Mrs. Georg* Bills •*! Browalet, under dlri«tb»rL.pf M draw from the Laaftte. Mr. Arile Investigator* seu*M t f flak the ilan aa to .their deatlnfU iq., daughters, Dorothy and Ruby, aad gether with .their engineers, at, Minister retorted angrily. two deaths with alrplqu* thieve# porta for the Mot* convention. Clifford n ils and family. Havana echoed to the roar of torneye and dllnrsurs. have ap­ Mr*. Cochran arnTMTATBjBfocet «v, (Jeu Biitlah.news oieney, ap­ replied In tho affirmative. Chiang Tao-pln, Chinos* Minis­ who might have token advantage Th* A**o*UUoci ha* completed H aul Ellla and daughter, of Mel Wedneaday at 4 P . M. army planea circling the city In peared before the army engineers parently drwwing its informatk* • maneuver* rommemorallng Inde­ and formally protected the con, from government source* toduy ter to Japan, denied that he had of McCall’s youth to us* him aia project, during the post year to bourne, Mr. and Mrs. T, R. Peters headquarter*. pendence Dey. Sixteen battle ■Iruction of the Gulf-Atlanllc circulated an explanation of the been instructed to leave Tokyo, » tool, and two recent attampt* give It a superior rating, whkh la Bod ion, Ernest, Karl Paterson, of plenee participated In the forma­ ship canal aero*,, Florida. present position to the effect that saying rumors of hts recall wore to ateal th* plan* from Its hangar. th* highest rating that can he as- Paint ka, and Mr. and Mr*. Bart McCall, although a member of cured. This is' the second year it Colglaxiur and daughter, Alice, of tion*. _ "Dy thla action three raltrnad.1 unless and until Ihe League desig­ unfounded. FE R N PA R K a prominent San Denlto family, baa accomplished the** require- Orlando, worn Sunday afternoon Workmen who went out from serk (<> prevent the full develop­ nate* the aggiis.or In tho ChlA. MSNICK had not been living with hi* parguests of Mr. and Mre. J . V. Camaguey yeaterday morning to ment of Florida and her porta; to neso-Jopaneao conflict, Great Drlt manta. ents recently but at a separata Th* Womans' Club w!|l hold ib rvpdlr tha eommunicatlona hreaka prevent the employment of thou, ain cannot take Independent ac­ A, G. Wagner la attending th# Slack In Oviedo. resident* with Earl Dodson, Mies Mart* Chattels, of La monthly meeting afe th* horns d found telephone wlrea cut north, sand* of men pf all trailea, thero tion, and that In any rasa tho co­ fair. In Orlando this weak where other young man. His reomaat* he has a very attractive booth. Bqll* spent Saturday night and Mia* Wafouns Wednesday, K * south, eaat and weal of the city. and In distant industrial centers,, operation of the United Btales revealed after being held for quss. In each raae the damage had Keen and tho prompt axpcnd(turr of would be essonllol In Imposing a Mr*. Nina Matthew*, ef Bartow, Sunday at the home of Mrt 1st, J;00 P. M. tlonlnr, that McCall rectntfy had Ga* la vlaltlag bar ton, Colema* Blanch Partin. done at 10 or III kilometer* from one hundred and eighteen million, Far Eastern arms embargo. Rev. Hart Fuller conducted been in a nervous condition. Walter Carter, loft Tuesday funeral acrvlcaa at Taft for Mi Tho opposition press lonllnaea of dollar* In new construction Matthews, and hi* wife. Camaguey. The fact that Ntlaoa’e body wn* Th# government telegrap aya- wotk in the state. They seek to t» carry on lively props ganda for P raf.H erd y w Ith Mr*. Hardy afternoon for Dothaa, Go. where Sham an last Sunday, (Continued from Pag# On#) tem, which alao waa Interrupted stifle Ihe development Of the port viUhholding-supplies front Japan, ry, of Balt U ko City, pleading for told when wilnesses arrived at tha nod Mrs. Ramona Wilson attended h* * h called by the death of Up Miss Watrmu spent this epat of BanU Clara Thursday or Mobile and lh« great indu.lrinl apd “The Star”, recently, sug­ rehabilitation o f silver added scene of the gjrpiana landing led a teachers meeting in Orlande friend, C. E, Lockett, father, of at Coronnlo. Beach with her Miss Carolyn Lockett, who fre­ sin. Miss Jaffa#.. night, reatored aervlce ahurtly be­ area of llirmingham; the great gested that tho United .State* their views for th# commllUe'* officers to bellere that McCall had Monday aftqrnyon. shot him sommime bcffqee thy port of New Orleans and (he ter- would te orily too glint to bar fur­ consideration. fore midday. Thro* . member* of the Boy quently visit* friend* In Orlando. Mr. nod M n. N. Squire *n.l Nr Mr*. C. T. McColtey was boatore and Mre. K. finch, of New Yof ritnry served by the Mississippi ther shipments of munillnnj to Stern, who contended balancing plane reached the ground Thuy Beaut Troop hnv* glared project* rt ami jja tributaries; thr trade of Japan “if we really wished he to th# budget was not the first further reasoned that MoCuH, in for oxhibilien at th* Seoul) Booth k» th* . M)aeion*ry Cirel* on visited Mrs. Johnson last week n,ln *r*1r «■■t*( Wednesday. Mr*. . Dewsos waa a t tha Fair In- Orlando. flank. Russell la retovi requisite to Aronomk restoration, desperation, determined to J HAVANA, Cube, Feb. 25--V] the wonderful ports of IImi-ton, do bo," Tha ChuluoU Boy* Basketball hostess to the Young Woman'* a heavy cold which baa bothu differed from such flaanlal lead-' sod take hla own Ilf*. Tfert* shot* Sign* of a (evolution are iiilsUng (lalvratan, Port Arthur and Corpus TOKYO. Feb. 2 3 .- The Japa­ ar* a* Bernard M. Baruch. W. W. had been fired frem a plate), found foam won tha county champion- O rel* on Monday afternoon at her him the post month, In ftibn, No unusual restlcasnes* is Chri.il. and Ihe great »tatr of from * heavy cold which Indlebted In thla city or In the uul- Texas, Ihe gateway to Ihe whole nese navy i. prepared for “any Aldrkh and other* - who have h/aide hi* body, but only two had ship, receiving th* pennant at th* homo on Lab* Charm. takon effect. TWO glapJettaa “Elmar” . and bother** him tha poet month toWTwy,,wl|l«h..t4^ place at .¥ « lyldg town* and country. Similar southwest. Th* maritime de.tlny ntnergeney” and th« Navy Minis, urged this. II* recommended Nelson waa a largo man and “f a t Qnft* A Guqaul’ wqre The library is open ovary bring better report* com# In front th* antiro of nil thiM vast section of our tor. Vice.Admiral Mlnen Osumi, pended credit* to country whirh Is on the verge of has sent Instruction.'In all Geet times. Suspension of gold pay apparently decldod to struggle prasanted by pegfla at the Ovqldo urday frem 3;$0 to 5:00 p. Jt, leland. . realUing Ihe utilisation Of its nigh School M lb* school andL Iterv* Clemens had eharre commanders and commanders of mania and an embargo to prevent fur possuaslon of th# ship, officers What I* going on beneath the teriem I n t b e f o r m * f a th* eoocert given a t Rollii surface nuiy bo a different mat­ potential resources, la Ihiealened naval haws and stations to he pre­ flpw of gold from the country, he bellovo. Ho wps one of Urn by the selfish and misguided pared for any eventuality, “Niehl said, •would permit the Issuance Gler* in th* Rio Grand* valley on, l**l Tuesday, evening, Tuesday." ter, for In lU vara, at leaat, policy of these railroads In at­ Nkhl,** local newspaper, reports. of ample credit facilities for con- and had been * plot aad instruc­ .Me, and Mr*. Allan Thompson, Pmldent Machauh 1* nut « popuMrs. Reeve* ha* wternrd tempting to destroy this grent Th* newnpaper states that, fol­ sumers only. H# suggested the de­ tor for nlno years. • P i «on, ,of Inrarneaa, dpent tb* BL Petersburg and wtfl be at l if man, project, among the chief henrfl. lowing tb* decision to sever rela. pression be fought Just as the fu r several years he operated a .w**h-«fed...wlih. tlfolr pnrmite, Mr. hum* for * whit*. Jo * Re Cuba’* main problem la ■ bustEVANSTON. HL, fob. tlarles of which they themirlvu* •Ions with the l-eagu# of Nation^ World WMr was fought. *ad Mrs. J . N, Thompson. n r., on*, na an *0 percent Uedrove her dpw* am) spent a Dr. Jam s* R, Angell, pres ideal of III he prominent. The canal is “each and every naval unit has , On .Tuesday moreUff Ot U):00 here. "W# did not talk of balancing Eerie* •aid. “However, creaio in trade during 103'J. com­ Y a l, Uaivereity, Iwa pretested ralculated not to diminish but to been mad# ready for tho worst th* budget during the World should feel reaaaured* • • o'clock,, th* funeral nanrfoe* for pared with 1031. and a too percent Mr. and Mre. Rsaemlro, of In agalaet th# ua# e l hla aama in aa increase commerce In IhU area. possible turn In th* situation." War," Stern told th* committee. to save th* rich and not soaking advartiaagiaat printed la Brtwarr t|g late Chester PfrUo. o f jOvaldo, Inylon, K y, are eteying et deattaao In living txpenae* show. "D ill becomes these outside. war# e#*d**t*d at the #*m*Unr “ Nlchi Nichi” envisages several To got more fund* Into circula­ th* rich." AdAd to thla trad* upeet, a « « * controlled carrier*, who have been Bgrqfeth hama. . Industry urging that-relief* youth For Immediate measure*. Series ha teught to drink be«r, elate, th* Jo. CbaUfote -by Pea*. Matrifla Elea* round of political intrigue* the recipients of vast tracts of eventualities which might call for tion through cen.umsrs he sug­ Jabaqoa. of D r l ........................ action by th* Japanrso navy, In* advocated in hla flve-polat pro••4 MM not *$l* to leave gested! baa successfully blocked any conUnion Signal. Woman'* Christian ^h, Qvvldq Kaeonle lodge. land from the state, now to repay home line* that Urn*. He died lam Advancement by th# govern- gram: direct grant of $600,000.- Temper**?* Union organ. * caited attempt to aet the house th* people of Florlde by seeking eluding service in Chines* water, r Mr. .Partin * H • a*lire consequent on th* Jehol hootUltl**, ment of 60 percent of the depos­ 000 to tha state* for unsmployleaving a wih la order. Dr. AngoH wrote la reply to to prevent this development which ftarifo , Jiving *$ar Imre all Mre^^hmfh>P*rtl».» tv two » Whft Cube need* moet 1* th* hold* more far the Immediate resistance to an economic boycott it* In closed banks; federal con­ toant relief until the and of tbn qosnr (rest tha. Natlenab f . & Increasing government U. aa follow*, assording t e a r * \«MVp ^fofeia ." t ip " * brelka chant* is forget politics for tco- future wall-being Of th* people if the league should resort. J* struction activities costing W.- year; * sanction*, and the belief of th* 000.000JOOO; amending tb* bom* funds for pqbllc works and salf- port In the magasins: “Therefore In Ovcid Huntice. At tho moment, th* Ma­ than any aver contemplated. , Japanese naval authorities (hat loan bank system so loan* **u!d liquldallng projecte front $IJJ#0c- sac* to me la the enclosed dip. ' chado Admlnlitralton I* alao faced “Th# Gulf-Atlantle ••• “th* final thoater for th* solution be mad* direct to barn* owners; 000,000 to $$,600,090,000 , with aa everhurdenaom* national ping la absolatcly unwarranted, ■ “The Gulf-Atlantic Ship Canal Refinancing of d im mortgage* aad I bare pretaated against m i n i s R. It" I lean plus floating debt* maJ* up men 0f Florida, Alabama. Missis­ of the Chinese-Japane*e conflict enlargement of unemployment re­ lief stop* and advancing of M at lobar Interest and aver fongtr -T h a part of- the adyprflnan af bfe.k' .ataria* to gevarnment sippi. Louisan* pnd Texas, and is will be In the Pacific." Th* navy’* attitude 1* summed perveqt. of tb* 19,000,000.000 pferioda, and adoption e f the do. I t - gpaetJ^a -waa i a ^ peregci ■tnployeei and claima against the backed by governor, and senators maatlc atlotmeat plan or a sim­ which Midi -Dtutiagukhed uaU owed ojt. film mortgage*. tiauUry. Could eom* form of of those states. Th* project ba* Op by “Nlchi Nkhl” as followsi “F tn t, th# time ha* com# whoa Eerie*, to ji^ h # eeramiltee Pm ilar measure wars urged b f Mm presidents like Nkheloa Mar temporary relief ha forthcoming been endorsed by Chamber* of «• pwaenUd a to »Jd agriculture. to fefeaW* tho govornmeat to meet ofCojnmarca.'jsnUrway and trana- th* sottlomont of tho Manchuria* a capitalist." B*riJ#r, ef Calugtbia. Je^p 0 , J problem wiU bo sought in tho Pa- five-pelnt »m*rg*n«y program aad Hi* fifth nolat HI* point waa permanent |la 'International cdllgaUoaa and ‘ 1 " saMklaltons rypreiwnt- clflg, as aqtMppJp* fey tho navy a future pulley culling Fort settlement o f the war debts qnes- gefl. o f Yale, l n d K . l t , . pay It* bill* at bom*, tha Island t t i n At, States, and from |b* th* nav; dore equitable dlsUlbutlon of lion, wlih caocellstlon I would get a much needed breathU Dartmouth, hare. * Ippl V*|t#g uni fere hi*, i *; preduction through th# Ins ip* II. tie Deeper to fpr “froeperity of th# »r* fka the The *y*a #f the Cuban buali " th* u*tU actiea th* under th . by the (fedm a o ays cantered upon the ineom. to win _ Ayaoclatlpn navy be- •ral high feral **M ' D*bmcratio President nt WashTnay. ThlB aaJapanese t « to b* roiyinrfuj hi. tagten. Them exert mr»r* wilt that Preal feres* < re, to Btatad withRoosevelt wiM •*t*od b f th* Hqu**" wjtUh rightfully remark. Hfefenavy petanAmerka’s Of prompt that lAWW and n b o a t iy b tamer*. th* three !" fair any Wmk b . A ' fert Aa, H MI anfqrtucatt attem ju wqrid,., waa stand la the « J by f»»te. 9* r*bl# that A w _ , j t V/ r CHULUOTA ADVANCEMENT IS SEEN HINDERED BY ‘OUTSIDERS’ 12 MEN HELD AFTER PILOT FOUND SLAIN Japanese BeginBig Advance To Wrest Jehol From China UTAH BANKER O FFER S PLAN TO SCARE RICH YalaHeadDoeurt Want NameUsedln A i a 01 Kfeweriw ?! U .V Je-- fit m rs n s ' t �, I * . • I ; e J • w.o - 0 .* . . a 7- — ' THE BANfQRD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, RAILROADS W B1 T t. . As Valuable 8U p In Operation O f Roads Um Sonata Finance Com­ mittee by Loonor F . Loroo, presi­ dent ot Um Dakwaro * Hudson, and Tttoran railroad bead. " I think tho railroads. If they ware turned loose, would very M a straighten themselre, out," Mr, Loros declared. . Orest interest attached to his kftfwQnj In the committee, both isaaaee of recent national railroad jdlftkaltiet and because of Ur. Loras'* own. recent spectacular purchase o f stock In tbe New Mloug yes trlet ions now hampering E roads, and economies In raU M i ration. As to tho latUr, ho dlabussed In detail saw conditions brought by truck and passenger automobile competition. Ha exnresaed the view that Um rail ■Dos must abandon many miles of unprofitable track. Given these changes, said the veteran railroad man, "the car­ riers should ba able to earn a fair return o„ their 83&400.000400 in­ vestment,” and securities of the railroads world "probably la three or four years fetch a great dea\" he Mr. Loree said "the short-haul passenger business la permanently lost to the passenger automobile," and added, " I have a# quarrel with the passenger automobile—It la a very superior typo of trans­ portation, and gives what the pub­ lic wants." • On tb« other hand, truck haul­ age of freight he considered to be over-axtendod. with the prospect that the number of trueks so en­ gaged would dccMno. H« knew of no big track company making a ccofki In that Held. B ) ( r . Loree said that his own ^company bad not discharged an implore# since the business slump began. The regular labor turnover took out 6 per rent of the workore annually, and tho company had simply ceased making replace­ ments, ha said. This was a prac­ tical axarople of labor stabilise- three mature: "The excessively restrictive control imposed by natloryd and lis ts govern menu, aimW a r restriction, by the pressure of paloq labor organisations, and fundamental and radical taachanl* eal and economic changes that must, even In normal times, ma­ terially modify and divert de­ mand, supply and means of trans­ portation." In tb# category of relaxing feda n ! restrictions, Mr. Loree progated ftr-reaching changes In the S t a t i o n of tho InUrstat* Comj o t s Commission so as to bring H e r IU regulation "all commerce «11 carriers which the federal woment has power to regu," and second, that It "sepatha eonflkrtlng end Inconslstpowers of tha prosecutor and * PAGE P IV I SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25,1 M3." Research Grasp lFihds iRgffruadt LeaduigTactor Florida League Offers 17 Hills To Help Cities (Continued from Page One) lag the period beginning after the Clelt War, about the year 1916, tha tin t year In which ahandonmexta ef trackage exceedbd new construction, Kcordiag to Mr. Wiley and Mr. Ska. Writlag af tha development at tha railroad systems af this toontry in tha latter part of Um Nine­ teenth Century, tho report states. "Upon tha contVsqka at the Civil War, the epoch a t the rail­ road was fully launched. During tbe remainder ef tha century it may be truly said to havo been the most important single Influ­ ence In tbe economic aad social life of the American people. "By 1000 the railroads had coma tbe outstanding and virtual­ ly unrivalled agencies of Irani, portation in the United States. Locations and Interconnections of present trackage had for tho moat part been_ established, and 193446 (Continued From Page One) j acted a, spokesman for tl.e dolegallon, while William M. Madison. ; of Jacksonville, counsel for the I League of Municipalities an,I DnI val county representative in ilie '|931 legislature, outlined t h e Iragve'a relief program nf 1* hills. The proposed bills, as explained by Madison, would: 1—Authorise cities t o audit books of utllltir* rampanle* *o a* to make j.-st tax assessment*. 3—Exempt municipal utilities from payment nf pre»%nl state utilities tax 3—Exempt cities from payment of state lax on gasoline u‘e j ex­ clusively for municipal purpuae*. 4— Authorise cities to levy municipal lax of two cent* a gal­ lon on gasoline nold within elty limits, such tax to he in lieu at that much nf state gasoline lax. v .’>- Authorize the State ttnad Ih-partment to maintain city s>reeU,aahlsh b u s posts H s ttM highways. ft—Direct county tax collectors to turn over to cities each month one-half of tax collection* going into road and bridge funds.. . 7—Limit -bondholders bringing suit In collect ilebt, to their pro rats share nf ik-ht funds on hand rather than K>vr thrm fell amount 0 ^ claims. 'IT AUlhoHre separate budgets for municipal operating expanses and municipal debt payments and provide that tax collection* go first to o|M'ratlng expen«„ ami sec­ owned by American companies This total Increased slowly to a maximum of 234,037 miles In M l*. I* which year abandonments for tho first time exceeded new con­ struction. This was ont of the first statistical premonitions that the period of unchallenged su­ premacy by the . railroad was pearing its end. la. 1930. the total was 240,063 miles, or 66,700 more than la 1900. "The significant chances since 1900 In railroads facillUes are represented by extensions In other than first trackage, and by oper­ ating Improvements. Thus, tho main tracks other than first tracks operated Increased without interruption from 14,079 miles In 1000 to 42,742 In 1020, a three-fold Incrraea." Figures based on Interstate Commerce Commission statistics a rt presented showing the num­ ber of passengers carted on railroads steadily increased from 676.131.000 to 1000 to 1.063449,000 in 1914, dropping to 986,676.000 In 1916, then again con­ tinuing to atsndlly Increase to 1460413400 In 1020. In 1031 the numben dropped to 1461,131.000, to 039400,000 in 1033, with a rise to 1408463.000 in 1933. From 1033 to 1030 there was a steak* drop, the figures for the latter year being 707487.000, or less than the number carried a quarter of a century ago. Commutation traffic, however, has grown during recent yearn while railroad passenger traffic has bean declining, the monograph points out, citing statislce showlag that commuters travelled 6.131.784.000 miles In 1933 ; 6,608.473.000 In 1029 ; 6.668,111400 In 1030, and 6,071460,000 In 1031. Tbe figures also show that tbe average commuter of 1031 bad lengthened his Journey , by nearly a mile since 1023. It Is primarily the short-haul passanger traffic, other than commutation, that the raNroada are losing, the authors of the monograph observe. D A K — IMMCKOL «hPAfiK ond t o debt payments. Republican club wiU ba awgnM 0—Require that Til percent, of *ilh frtv shampoos, It waa anbonds lo SBy one iasur be depos­ nounrttl by Walter F. Panama, ited with a court when bondhold­ party rommilUeman. After alguers bring action against cities to ing up. women may stop right into (he neighborhood beauty shop aad force debt paymrnts. 10—Protect muni.-ipal property the rlub will pay the bill. Baomaa said. . ,o againat a levy by execution. . ^ 11—Exempt all etty, county and sclool property froih any form of SWEET (KABITT C.TFRD ■ taxation. 13—Exempt cities from require­ TULSA. Okto. A clothe* bag ment of posting bond in court ac­ which Mary Talkington, 71-yeartions. old county charity charge, gaard13— Create a state Kind refund­ed Jealously after she wax lakfn ing board With tower to rnmlemn to a hospital was Inspected by aa bomb of minority bondholder* In attendant. A total of 63.606 ■ * rase* where cine, sml at least HO found In tb* hag. County agencies per cent Of bondholder! agree to a hare been aiding the woman for a refunding plan 14— Call for constitutional con­ vention to revise ITorida's present CONGRATS CI.AHIBEL! constitution. i 15— Exempt taxing unit* from CINCINNATI-Claribal Ratlavpaying taxes on property rr- man rvni vnteu' the most beautiful celvesl through tax sale, and ap­ glri uf the freshman law school aportion receipts rrreivrd from dis­ r'a*s pf the University of Cincin­ position of property among all nati. (axing unit* haring claims idle was voted the hest-drexied (ft_Make attachment of any too; nn,| the smartest; and the device na utility meter* an Illegal act without neersslty of proving most p <pular aril the elerereaL She's the qnly gltl In the claas. Intenf t„ defraud. —IK -R o |s I pv isnlliis of bond' with a court whenever niamlaniu* action Is filed against cities. IUTF.HS IIIC INCENTIVE ATTENTION! Doctors and Itotisewirea I nm e<iul|*pen in ri-palr sad s h a rp en • n r k lc a l l-m ls, s c is s o rs , t n lv r s . rlipp crw . M e . ste n la w a m .n se rs rr|<slre«l s m l s h s rp e a s s L IIa%6> (our wsirk «!«»»»# l«r A Han* (••fit n m 61. m rm i4W F ii.h u ‘ThF^’ ll CHI Vs!Kr N#w^ J . W. SHADOIN ll> r.tm P lo t* m .w TH E A DVEN TU RES OP TOM, DICK AND HARRY r LO O K A T T M A T F O R ^ -• • A W T F f I CERTAINLY* DONY KNOW WHERE W f. A R E. B O T r H B L A N D -/ I , S C A P E AND T H O S E f k H IL L S A R E B E A U r T IF U L / , C A L L EM A N V .\ THlNGr VA LI KC J / WHY* N O T G E T \ DOWN- T O SER IO U S B U S I N E S S -S U C H j w e ’d o c r r t t AS.fO O PAH D .A_\ HUEIWDICKSH E L T E R , IN S rE A D l AMP SADSET OF P A I K T I N ' T M S f MRLAGREE/ ^ LANDSCAPE^ X WISH T H E S E \ /•----p o xes w e eg J f ove TA CKEP W IT H V ' jF E L L l POOP, INSTEAD ) s -> \CAMI OF GUNS AND , Jr ~ — AMHUNtrioN'/weLLi w*a ; V , ____________4 COULD iTA Jrr ’ •■flJvA WAN I / PSswV? TM ER E GO ES ^ THAT HIDEOUS . V O IC E A G A IN ' AS FO R ME, r i Yi t5y ( O t T T I N ‘ A GUN/ N fev / T H A T 'S A W IL D / V VVW SO M E T H IN G / ; Factory Jobs For Jonnary Are Over December's Level .OlKwdl- TV A LLEY OOP—Our Trciiistoric Ancestor Saved! U -. C'MON GET riOVIHG DINNY/ qUI STALL! N WHAT'S IIE doing powM THER6 ? WHY UONT'HC O COME \JOf ate TumaDowu content On Bie WARH1NOTON. Foh. « * - < * > ■Tim BansU yrsterday fart tb* producing .silk goods and hosiery bar of altk mills. Activities gad employment in other branthsg'of thq textile tree's rsntlaasd #n an Irregular basis. Dsaember Improve meat in Um S U F i i U i Industry was fairly wall sariahmd daring n a ; ef isenary, bat part-time schedules wart In effect In a number a t plank aad operations were temporarily sor- WHERE S r j DlNNYg^ la the closing days of tha assnth. la^revement was nqteff J a aavarsl piaaU manufacturing auUmobUn a ld b s \ t? m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 25, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 25, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 25, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0fab04a0cf482712ddab496fd06718ac.pdf 470e8c073ab8ea70b07d899497f2b8ee PDF Text Text V rrr: .f- AN noUCdua Wl.BMHE va Jot F a ilu re t * p v t th * .u p p o r t r* 1* a «l< Policy | s Adopted * r T W Ja p a n e s e A w a lk e d o f - o u t th o T w w d e le g a tio n o f th e r y u e m b ly L e a g u e o f G e n e v a to d a y a ft e r tio n o f a th e Ja p a n e s e r e p o r t N a tio n s th e a t a d o p ­ c o n d e m n in g p o lic y ,l n M a n - rtK T W n y tS ra r tfn u a tio n o f o f Ja p a n e a e n ip o n a o re d th e a tit® o f d e le g a tio n n o n -r e c o g n itio n M a x tc h u k u o . a n n o u n ce d It T h e c a n a * tourer en-:y#r*'a with the Lenrqg o n there­ tOM- . 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The club uuariet of­ fered several selections ns th* program feature, whllo nedtoh, during a short bus'ncr* avsioo. mUd to J»lr* a truck to V) Boy Scout* to the Orando Fa*' today, and In, lend meral an' t nandal support during a lay dap sal* her, tomorrow. i* ’ Directors and enmmltts* .r*--'" men, meelltr Ihe home «f g l wanl*n F. F, Deedney (e *njn* a barbeewed ateah supper Wednes­ day night. dl*rh-*H #*▼"*! jsctlve* that might be »*t end rated to report their finding* at n#«t Wedseedsv** meotlay. , Thoea Mieadlne the luncheon meeting went Kh**nl*"s Howard Overlla, wh# pn eWrd. F. R. fomson. E. R- •Faadnll. Jr, B T IVdaor, W. S. Onlomaw. Kari foknaa, Rupert Mrieklandt W. D Caswell. Hwwattf I m g , J. 0. SharCountv John-on. o n . W . a . K. 1. How. A. T. LanrIWyi A rJ it * Flet'her Bsllew. Bgr*. T f- F. >?. Wh*l*. n«v. W*» C. Moor*. J. H. W. School T?dsy Pupils 1 "• -Whil* " KbrjoTle TIIBr end thU * m Money Trust Awaited City’4 Principal Street By Veteran Solonlu Is Deserted During Tirade OnSyatemOr S e.r i e s Of Blaata; Bank Directorships Bridge Is Blown Up I M ia m i, J . W . T o m e r , e f C e d e * K e y , P r e e ld e n t T . C l. F o t e h o f w r a c m N O T O N F *h - f t .— Id ’) (.eeaburg, anil fattaer P*™l'toM ho, , m m labeled the “»pld«r J. ,J. Parrish, of Tliotvllle, who j ( stmt” a* hi* ao6-er* reflected In I9M f«r Nonrto a».*mcd himar* year* and all of whom ar*' o l d l o i r o f « h o l m » » t * r I n th * vnttran* of Iona standing. ! Fenaii ’yoatvrday c u ' l**lM*d'hto ■ I t a b l * ^ ', uru'n Till* ajwadr *lve* a* a ataable h e te rm e d th r ii v lr e -lik * g r ip o n tra d * a m i ifd u itiy th ro u g h B w e b o f U lr e c to is h ip -, S e n a to r L o g in , I r m o c rtt, K e n tu c k y . a n e w c o m e r t o .- t h e S e n a t e p r o p s e j t h a t t h e , j i i .r r n T r n t ta h r o v e r t h * p r o d s * in f in d tM Iry ' H AVANA. Feb. 2t— <A>»-A a*, n r * i f ik lity C u b a ’* at n o n ,n t a m u p « 1A ^ B t ln e ig h th h d v p rn w h e n a p s *9 d y c a y i to d a y , o n th a a n n lw ria ry o f .r n c * w a rn c lim a x e d n r a l l r * ..* b r id e * f r o * In c * a r e * b lo w n m itr . E ig h t b o m b * N . Y . -P r e s id e fit-s lr c t •d d p M s y e s U n la y R o o s e r tlt r e o rg a n is a tio n w ith th a R v p m e n ta tlv * la *, o f F » b ..J « - ( A h s p *w l- p ro g ra m a n n o u n ce m e n t L e w i* D o u g - A r b o n a , la g e t d ir e c to ■“ A e - W a le c tio n a n d a t w o rk , U TAMPA, Feb. J(. — Freight ‘rate reductions on Florida citrus moving all rail to Balitmorv. ThUsdvlphla. New York, and Boaton. Ranging from four t0 It percent ‘and affecting U p e r c e n t of the a L o tr a ft»r re tu rn In l l t v a r a . T h i e v b o m b * v x p l o d in g » r r » 'e r i * o n e *, w h ile fiv e o th e r n t u | « ..! » « _ • h u n d r e d s o f p e r s o n s I s e tt ( v n lr u A s tu r tia n o . to d * I ) i * c almlrg i n y "«uggo*Uon o f ta<lceUamw, the former Kentucky judge s a i d h i * f l a n would “ d l * J r o y I J U l f p f o r ’ th* best i n t n r s t * p.Mic." “ m e N o s p r o n “ I f th * d rye o f F lo rid a a n d W « a t* Ju i .y o f t h is r tl. as h * p e e .l i n g k g * th o a a ll a n of the j W e s te rn U n io n T e le g r a p h t o ., o ff U r t . a m o n g |0 “ l o y a l o p e r a t o r s " s t »L \ e s a t- th r w h o , a c c o r d in g to th e h’ l n r i d a money t r u s t " , s l i d ( l e e r i n g H o u s e N e w s , h a v e ilia o ln ir d to t h * * i » h » .p U j lh | a n th l, w e lfa re of t i e g r e o i s p i d e r , o f , h , f |t r u , ln d u „ r y , , m | t r , d -a id th e y r v p ’ e - (|, „ , w , M u r , o f t h , n ) l < tru m t o lie h i j b u d ­ s e n l r . l J . P . M r g a n A t o. t . u a r - f f |l r u , | n > » r r a n d s h ip p e r in r t » t » ’» s h ip m e n t *, w s r * e n n o u n e t d j a r t y T r a « _ t C o ., lie iu s r m T r u s t th* stair. r* h n o u h e + j D o u g T a a ’ s e ­ t p s l v r i J p V i n _ W * f r e l n « r * C * r * * d t C o ., C v n t T u l l f s n u .t r . N a t i o n li Mr. Tharp was on" of the on--, . l a i d h e w l a a l r e a d y , by C. C. Commander, gcntral1t-l'X *"d 1•»*■ e Xatkmal bunks. alors who remained un dutyon the lie said the map, eight f**l night of Feh. 9 until midnight, * F r a a i d e n t - f l e s t m la c r I . Citrus manager qf th* JOorMa S t. P a u ls th e . o n c e , h e s a id . o V n l y a n d w it h o u t .v g a r d f r th # jp o lltlc la n *. "W e m u s t iii. e l r v / i y e t :* *k w ith .'j e t s " , h e s l i d , " w e m u s t a sk e v tr y a ttic k e r to g iv * u s th * ■’ • i t s b e f o r e w e l l s a y w e b e l i e v e h im . T h a t 's t h r o r l y w a y w * c a n fig h t t h l* f a ir * ith ilu s o p h y ( .i d p r o )a g e n d a w h ic h h a s s a n d b a g g e d o u t p e o p le t o d a y ." P r e f a c i n g I * r e m a r k * b y r t a t 'In g lim n t h * S e im , n o n th e M o jn t „ .r _ E p is t l* to th * . A c a r r l a t * .: P r o * * , t h * T lm **-U n t e n a .i d T a m p a T r i b u n e f o r “ g a r ­ b lin g " a n d " e u llla g " h b re c e n t » t . e n ie n t In r e g a r d t o t h * a c tio n o f b o th h o i .e s o f C * e g r * * i tn t u r n in g t h * liq u o r p r o b la m o w r t * s ta te c o n v e n tio n *. H * r e a d h i* » t * t * m * n t in fu ll, a n d C l lt d a tte n tio n to • « v * :* l r e f­ e r e n c e s t o A l f r e d E . S m it h w h ic h h e s a id w * r * le ft o u t p f t h * A t (C o n tin u e d O n P a g * F e a r ) SENATOR WALSH JUDGE SMITH TO FLIES TO CUBA HEAR FJ. DORNER TO BE MARRIED CASE NEXT WEEK EmploymentOf 100 Girls Brings Juice P la n t To Capacity MIAMI, Fob. 24. — ( — Mayor Anton .G h lS M a v « t a L .r t M u w Members ef Cermaka Intruding hi* three daughter*. I brother and slater, gatVrod the heiplUI and weiw aHowod' go Into tV lick roam. They a* they emerged, but ( l ltMl dined to say w V tV r they been told Cormak V d chancM,. . Preparation* were stxrtod fourth lx,action of glocooe his vain* in an affort to vitalityDr. ' Frederick Tito, heart specialist said th* «•!< attack whkh atrock at tho' ntlnue* to last Saturday "Coni discomfort aad dtotroaa. heart aetiow |* only fair aai time* to tV cause ef muqh W eal thyWidowW illBe AntkVpatidnOfExten- Uty. Cotgeltlon of Ut . slve Argument Seen beepme mack to**, and prof Bride O f Brilliant As ReasonForDeUy hagHladUxppsiredT, American Attorney chief phyalcton. DrA. Meyer ef the Cook Co. MIAMI, Feb. 24— (AV-Senator In view of t V axtinaivo argu­ (Cktoago). Qoepital, mid s<|uair, dt.' not “come anywhere ready tn send message, tn every Ear hang*. neat" bring lirge en >ugh lu 'show nsrt of the county rotating to an Cute also aro being mail* by all th* r rparstion* mdtr fie in important wralher report that was tho Florida East Coast Railwav. flue:C o o f Ihe lirenrial center. -rhrduled to hrlng the new* of a according to n telegram from If. “There isn't wall space In thi* free**. According In the New*, E. C. Hawkina, general freight thi nber that w.iJld hold the Mr. Th*rp "strek to hi* post so agent, who will advia* Mr. Com­ mander a* toon aa th* new rates map", be said. “Instead of 1KU that he could do hi* part to help Thomia Walsh, Montana, 74-year- ment* anticipated .and the Im­ major corforeliona, siinwn bat*, the Florid* citrus Industry In what ar* definitely determined. old vrtaran of Washington'* con portance of tho ease Itaalf, Jodgo appeared in he a crisis." Th* new rates. aaiUmnrod by there would lie thousands.'' . ' I*-U> ', ho added, *(f tin t -Th# fit* that tV vigil was *w gre*sl*«al.Vt*> Hew from Miami MUlprd B- Smith, of the Atlantic (kMII Mi?e~*n,I -jlea. today for Havana where he will thl* morning ordared ordered that k! ’doE to I/Ondon. • . • board, wifi see* from It l.M tn rrnm.nt wanted to taka over the ea'n,“ th* New* tnneli'de*. "and R o o s e v e lt In te n d * t * 'v » k * o n * (J’optlnurd on Pag* Two) Ihnt nn telegram went out ff""1 be married tomorow tn Senora entire day ahould V sst aside for 9(2 a car and will be afftctlre o f th e m o s t s w e e p iq g . e n d s la s h in g the Clesrina House that night Nlevea P*re* Chaumonl De Truf- tV hearing of IV caa* of F. F. Mar. IS from all Florida loading r e o rg a n is a tio n s e g g o v e rn m e n t a t ­ mattered rot one bit to these loeal fin, widow of a wexlthy Havana Dorner versus tV Florida Power point* with th* *x-»n|loe of a few t e m p te d |n r s e e a t h is t o r y . . men and women oneratnrs. They station* south Of Sarasota. Home­ buslnesa mm. Ibeir hanrymoon and IJght Co., and stated Uiat he I T * iV v r lo s e d th a t D o u y U a I* were on the tah to heln the grow­ will name a data next waek when land and Schrlng. “wlj l* a trip from Havana Vtk n e w w o r k in g a t W a » h !n g to n W ith ers of lb" •!»'* *ml the story de­ tV matter again will bt consid­ Although th* new rate, will 8 w a g e r S h i r l e y , o y K s n t u - k y . f a n d materially cut shipping rnsts on to Washington" the Senator aald. ered. serves telling." D a n i e l C . R o p e r , o f S o u t h ( M n > - fruit sent all rail to thrse mar­ T V wedding will li*e place in tV In th* meantlm*. tV power I n s , In p r e p a r a tio n o f r s o rg a n l Ifnltqu* Slates Embassy In lla- Arm, against whom Mr. Donwr ket*. Mr. Cnmmandrr said the g a l l o n d a t a . ’ R o p e r I , r r g a n W .1 Future Farmers Will vma. rates are still HI rents a hoe high­ I* appealing for an injunction to W i t h t h * c m p l o y m a r t o f 100 a d d e fin ite ly as th e »r c r-ta ry o f Senator Walsh, whose Inveetl- restrain It from rutting off *tocer than th* pr««ent combination d i t l o n a ’ f i r ’ * w h o h J V r b e e n I n Enter State Tourneys I n t h * R o o s e v e l * e e m m c rc f gallon and proascution of th* rail-water rat**. flmw»rv also aro s t t u d e d l > i r p i . r l f o r w j i k trlclty for uae In hi* hama op o n cabinet, i 0 ,n( it km ... psing truck* tn haul f n i R ^ t o y | „ r u i j . m o m i n g , t h e K c ' t e n o n I'tr sim to enter represents- "Te*p:t Dome" oil scindals mai'O Celery Avenue, through Ita at­ O n ly p r e lim in a r y h * " I F l o r i d a p o r t , f o r r - e h l p m e n t| k f him ona of America's leading pue- torney, Eraklno W. Laodta, ef " F r u i t t a n n e r i e s , I n c ., p l a n t o n lives I n the annual Future F* inb e e n r e c e i v e d a o f a r b u t h o * * - ■ boat dlrert to northern norts at eis of Ft rid* basketball, fid-, 11c figures, I* looked upon aa on* DeLand, agreed that tV matter . T b i i K a n l l i S t i e e l i . r r e w i l l g u I n t o pe-t* to have a program la shape j h # rombinaiion railM l r a p a i t y o p e r s l o n , w i t h t h * tiling, i nil puhlic-spvaking con- of the almost certiMi intmbera of will remain In stotua quo until fo- submission to tV aetra »*s- wster charge. r - V .l l i l y t h a t I t m a y h e n e c a a - Usta late next month wa- in ids Prealdant-elacl Hooseeelt'a " w e Judge Smith ha* had more tin* tle n A t th a n *w C o n g re ** th a t "The r*l» announcements," Mr. s a r y t o p u t o n a n a v t r a n i g h t at a mretttig of Sembinlr map- deal* cabinet. Ilia name ha* been to consider It. w ill m a k e p o s a lb la m illio n s o f d e l rommamb*r said, “hr* the Hlre-t r t e w . T h e p l a n t r a p a c i t y I s ( T U ftr, F. F. V. held at Se.mr.ol# tafsio In tV pub Ic in the prea* a« 8. R. Dlghton. attorttoy for Mr. • o n !n e c o n o m y . results of nor negotiations with High ScIiimiI on Tuesday night. Roeaevalt’a choice for th# attor- Dernsr, In presenting the appli­ p e r e n a , a r d in fu ll o p e r a tio n b r D o u g l a s , v * Y * ,e < * ° t l h * th* railroad* tVt hive been r*»ney-fenaralshlp, with no official t w e e n I .**00 a n d 1000 c a s e s o f Th* ta'ketball Uurney will V cation for Injunction, brought out i b a t - a l e c t 's a n n o tm e e m a n t, s a i d rle,| on hy our committee. Th* word so far raleaaeJ to Indicat* Ik* fart that IV action to aim­ U W a a h ln g lo n : " T h a t t V b u d g e t low*r rate* will helo to a rrrtaln c u n n c , ' g r a p e f r u i t o r f r u i t J u l : a hold at Apopka, while th* fidcling and p.-blie-apesking maet that bl* stlectlen I* denied. ing at tha totality of th* firm’* s h o u ld V a c t u a l l y b a l a n c e . ) I * t o extent. But w* will contlnt't our t o p u t u p d a l l y . C . I I . E e k a r s o n , p r e s i d e n t o f t h * will be staged in Oviedo. terming a* a "diacouat for prompt m y m i n d »< ” o f t V m o a t I m p o r ­ efforts toward ratting fnrlh*r r*Commil re report* wvre renpayment", what Mr. Difhton aet* t a n t o b j * :t l e * o o f t h * I n c o m i n g durtiens, not only on these par­ n . ' s n i , t o d a y s a i d t h a t t h e e x t r a Y. M. C. A. TO MEET HERB forth a* a penalty that la “Un" * e l p l x n e e d e t l h e r a u t # o f a s t e a d - cVred by several member*, a ij 0 a d m l n l a t r a t i o a ." ticular marVt* hut *l»o Impor­ discuaalon aroe* aa to the fsatl« T b # ta s k w h ic h t h * P m W * n t Th* *tate roneantlon of th* reaaonahe and oppreaaleu". tant interior destinations. The l y g t o w l n g i « n u n - . ’ f o r K c k r r s o n •lc « t H a * a s k e d m * t o a a a o m * . ' welfare of tV Induatnr demand* p r o d u c t s . “ A t n 0 l i m a t h i s y r * c bl ity of -taglng the annual com- Young Men'* ChrU'tlan AssoclaH* Indicated that Mr. Dorner h o a d d e d , “ a m i » h lc h I V v * cut* tn th* InUrlor- distribution h i * t h * p a n t b e e n a b l e l i h a t e gr wing conteet, but nn dicislon Ucri will V had In Sanfurd Inatrurted him to pay hla January erai reiihcd. All m ent’ . er* wera a *iit|l* r a t* o f ra n n e d a g r o a d t o a t U m p t . t o t o w o r k « m t center* In addition to the Sea­ e v e n Mar. U and 24, with probady M electric light bill after It wta nruod to sltenrl tho Ctntrol For- represectatiee buiinvs* t.ul pro- one day due, and that an official a p r o g r a m fo r b a l a n c i n g t h * f a d bornI point*. I regard thl* *„ ah- t r a i e f r u l t o n h a n d " , V s s i . l t h l * * Ida Rxpusitlvn befure *.1Jojin- ftsslonal man of this »tate ex­ of tV firm rafuaed to accept tV a r tl b u d g e t, sohitalv essential and I hope w* m o r n i n g . “ I t t o . o f c o u r a a , t h * f u n c t i o n wl|( eventually win oil our ohj#*M r . K c k e r s o n a l s o s a i d t h i t a l l Blent, ond the group cVctded to pected to atlond to dlMUs- tb* net amount mcntloaed on th* MIL o f. t v P r e v k t o n t a n d o f t h * C o n - tiee*,“ f r u i t u s e d I n t h * c a n n e r y I s p u r - visit Oiisndo in a body today. activltie* am.' latareita of tV After depositing the net ■mount Those attending the mevtlng ■tat* a t g r e * . t o o p p r o e o o r t o '• ‘ “ W r ! " aMoclatlon. Merrll E. with th* Clock of Court her* with Th* eoirfnarison of the new r h a * * < | f r o m l o c a l g r o w e r s ( n w V * o r I n p o r t o i l y p l a n w h i c h rat**, state Instruction* to pay I* to th* powapplicable on' minimum j r i c e * I h a t w i l l c o m p a r e f a v o r a b l y were! Fan! Ilo-gt*. RonalJ Muir- Btor.n, aetiitary cf I V Harry Y. M. C. A. I* In (hargo tf ar- or firm upon presentation of a re­ I m a y b * a b to to t v o lv *. mu-hog car loadings, with tV w i t h . I f n o t m : r * t h a n , t h e a c t u a l heed, Ciestan Phillip-. llerraru" laodrese, rt.igemvnta and the program ceipted bill In full payment of “ I l a a v * t h * H o u s e o f R a p r e - present ■rat**, follow*: a m o u n t th * g ro w e r o b ta in * f o r Guatgfson, ■ a n t a U e * * w K K d e e p r e g r e t ." To Baltimore, cut fo-r percent f r u i t w h e n s h l p p a f t o n o r t h e r n Clifford King. Couey Hamll, C. while the Seminole County Cham­ tV January account, Mr. Dtghton W a r d o f U t * D « r « t a d D o o r - or from Bt,l **nta a ho* tn MJ m i r V t s . I n n r g l r g a l l g r o w e r * t o Gustafson, David V*nNe*», T«l- ber of Comaiertt |s handling th* ■aid that V prepared an ap­ ) a s a * l e c t i o n * w a * g i v e n o u t b y rer'v. ( r i n g t h e i r c i t r u s t o h l x p l a n t M r . aisogv Mrtts, St. Clair White, Jr., drtaila and local arrangement*. plication for Injunction to rootroln • R o o tO v a lt J o lt V f o r * b * U f t h is tV firm from cutting off tV To PhlladalpMa. tot 7JI pvrvnt K i k a p w n s a i d ( h * r i s k c f a s i g h t B' nner Carter, Joe Stewart, E. D. H y d * P o r k h o m o t o t * In t V d a y er from 82.7 rant* o bo* to S3Jt ( • t u r n o r n o •loctricity bocaua# of non-patt' re tu rn n t a ll I * Ty'er, Willlxm nuinett. Hr ColHUHPKCTED OF MUHDER IsTt, J. Senkarlk, David Earle, ■ v o id e d . to e «a t# b a r * fo r a »t»lt w i t h rents, Q C ment of th# grooo amount. .;. Donald Lmdress. Clifford Hell, J. G o v e rn o r Is h m a n a a d a d h w a r o f To Now York, cut > H pereeot BLOUNT8TOWN' — t'alhoun H. Jones, Jr^ ard Alex K. Jahmon, t V l a * t o U t ( v # c o r r e s p o n d * * ! * ’ a a - or from cont* • boa to H5.8 FLABBRROABTBD CI.RRK rounty officeii said they war* •o c U tlo n * Local Celery Growerg chapter aoVitor. -cut*. ,'o V - . holoiltg J. T. Ayere, Jr^ In een1„ D r r w . a f . r w - r g o v . n m of iViU Go To Lakeland CHICAGO—U wa* a moot • * nection with tV slaying near Red U ta h . - U s * P i* * ld «a t *to c t a t * - * ntcCog-towod ofnc*r .U j n t o w Oak Tucsdty night of J, E. Tay­ borroaalng moment for Jam** i.Will' Benefit An unanno«n<*d hot highly ln- Hotel Commission Wood*, hotel clerk. H e a d R e s i g n s lor, (0-year-eld farmer. sHere l*restlng <tov*lopm«nt In Florida “tt'a locked", Wood* said to • r*l*ry grower*' crop tortallmeni gar man, reftrrlag to the safe, TALLAIIASHFE, Feb. 24— (Ah II:F* So.-lety at plan th*t ha* ton ln‘*ffert for TIME OUT IH CALLKD "and I don't know th* comblnaTh* _ a Ja c k s o n * l haqafto • r*‘ Iko past month la achmlalvl to l>« —Governor Sholts today announed Ucn.“ (to to-Hp MILWAUKEE, WIs.—Interven­ He gov* t V safe hsnd'c a loaty *y to he u." airOd In Lakeland tonight at a that V haa recelveJ IV reiignasuit of i W illia m II. •treat* all meeting ef (alary gTowrre and tlaa cf Ben Boataln a* *U U hoUl tion of Governor H.hmcdeman pull to prov* hi* polat, aad to hla doctad.' le a n !* a n d ___ pier* of Ut* shipper*. T V liotal Thelma to c*mmi*aloner, affective Mar. I. brought a true* until May 1 In the amassment IV door awunt *P* day tV tr Tk# Governor said BosUIn'* turbulent mlUt strike which for a K t t l a r y of iV meeting plar*, and tV sea“Btory tolltr", or word* to tk Arnar • Bln*ham, • •Icn will bo cadlad to order at 8:00 roMgMtlon wa* eoluaUry. II* week caused discrears In Wiscon­ effect, aald IV latroCer, departing Cam* *♦!* cat strxt- o'clock by taring RaoaL of Barn- r ~ ‘ not tay whether V would sin counties. with |4t. npor It, but he had previously 1r*t Btre*t, seta, resident of Florida Celery h* world oak tV I9U togtoaan of .Shippers, ‘ AHOY THEBE, TOPEKA! C8RNAK DENIED I'BT to abolish th* hotel rom•Jimnittee Approximately 4# Jeto) grower* and place It* artlelttoi contact w **paet#4,to attend tonight’* wn* MIAMI—“Viper" Fagan, the TOPEKA, Kaa— Kaaaao V state board of health, I itheir cusI of shipper* tV-eld boll dog whkh g riiaor than two days Journey a former Tamp* aad flvo-aiaath »r»-by. ,aftemoon ot i with il and reotaoroat Hollywood film director sent by t V ato unit is ona fitoo. may matter that <, and v * ri‘ t(a# a rompanlon for May- kav* a nova] fora*. T V 8*a appointed by fee- ‘ i'pr:ml»*d ■waa Carmakk sickroom, »r* hex passed » hill to aatak Carlton. Hla cornft. she wasn’t allewsb* to se* I to state aaval mllltto. T V Uoua* I got W * expired g*a»r\ • .. formally apnounevd th* name of hi* secretary of Var—Ororg# II. Dem, of Utah, aa daftnltely stated in Aaeaclatatd Pr*»* dI*pat:hr* yesterday. It yru karnvd In »•IhorluUve circle* in Waihlngten thgt !koomvi|| would fill another Important poet'with appointment o f Judge Robert W. Bjnghp Xoulavill* puhllaher. pa CannotBeNi Down To Of Hoi th *n M ‘MfWWN ago by an aaaauin « M fig h t th e y e m t r e ta in t h * p r o h l- e re o f t h * d r y c a u s * a r * “ T h * s a lt m o S T m i .. th* r.p i.n i. “ Little chance to Hra* n in g r e p o r ts fr n iio ja ly to d e tr r - b llle n a m e n d m e n s In th e C o n s t i­ o f t h * e a r t h , t h * lig h t e f lb « H * e la te d th a t o n l y Dr. Frank JIrka, hla 1m i n * w h e t h e r a r u m o r * * , ’ r e o l u t i . n - t u t i o n " , s a i d B i s h o p J . J . C a n n o n , w o r l d . " law, today. The chances, a r y m o v e m e n t is ta k in g fo r m , J r * n o te d d iy I r a r e r , In e o n c lu C - t h r o u g h th e s ln c v r * p r a y e r * p v o p l* c o o t h * he will live, however, ip g a n a d d r rs a o n “ T h * W e t R * - w o r k o f in c h : M e tis C ity d is p a tc h e s r e w n tly p r r d i r t e .' a m o w m e n l a t r e b e l s b e I I o n " b e f / * a n a u d i e n e * a t t h * < o u r . t r y t * s a v r d f r o m t h o r e t u r n be narrowed down to an fro m th e m a in la n d to w a td C u b a H i s t M r th itiia t C h u r c h le s t n ig h t. o f t h * o p *n -s a lo o n . I I * t h a n l e v e l e d c r l t l m l s m a t t h * mate of hours, Dr. JIrka T h * fig h tin g m e s t b e g in b l w o u ld * o l r .c l i i * w i t h t h * b u n t i n g * i h H t .l k C u l 'O r l i l S Roosevelt Also Names- 52 Percent Of State’s ii iBceativ* t.i uk* fromu>#put Co-Operative Efforts Shipment Affected „ Lewis Douglas As l i e more than u f a i r r e t u r n . " T h e In Proposed Slash r e c a p t u r t d p r o f i t s w.ulj t* us»di J . T h a r p , l o c a l m a n a g e r o f t h * His Budget Director A L B A N Y , DrysMust OrganizeAt Once To V/inFight Cannon Tells L ocal Citizens nn ,'nt„io«klB» dime- .;-rM-.,gJfc|prt*tl„>A _lU .i**^.....~. >aatl*wv.tk‘ *P ,« e f* - --- -------------- 3 -------i p g d o w n t h » l i f t t h # * ▼ * w 11 ^ ^ v t (f r ln c h a ir m a n o f trart*d b* th* names of D. Stuart t h * J u i V f a r y m m m U t e * n w a l l c d (Continued On PaJr# Four! r ig h t N e w Y :r k h a n k * fo r w h a t . ft, !iyt w a h * r * In th (a s u p p o s e d ly n e w s e n a te . F lr v t o f f t h e r e a r e 19 h o l d - o v r r v o r t o l f - t V m e m b e r s h ip w h o h o w M ire d »t" l e a * t s i n c e t h * 1M I s e s s io n e n d m a n y y e a r * b e fo re th a t. W a it th v rv a r * » u th s ta l­ w a rt* aa J o h n W . W a la o n , o f DERN FORMALLY CITRUS FREIGHT ANNOUNCED AS RATE REDUCTION WAR SECRETARY EFFECTIVE SOON th a t Kiwanians MoveTo FEARS MY o f y o a r ve n a te r. . ft. lld t le t a * * * w h o belief NUMBKftl Fire 34, 1933 NOi VICE-LIKE tare W ilt Not erienceA sIt Survey Reveals p a : PAPER FR IDA! SANFORD, —*.• - lieei .*■» f « - IMw-vMrwL. 1»wnimBM M S &» ; • )ENT DJ t e Mr. mayor**) Wedao*. V t V parently y hod “only flee to lift." IntravtMua In ocao, a f**d m V I m tV paddhta' atron yesterday T V llquil l» BY Ured through the sktk, aad l ao hour to required (a give p in t. ,. * General Improvemnt , also waa reported In Ihe eonditiaa cf Mr*. Jo* H. GUI. » lf « af a Miami ^llltles eompahy jyeak who waa shot down, along Cermah and thro* others, la attack ifpon BoooevoH laat Her -'outers annoutofl ato definitely out of danger. T V ■ other peneu wore aot aer Injured. TJ. Ball, WHO ViRi Sanfdrd Of SA Banferd friend* well-known * Thon d a le banker »Ko vleltad tV tola J. 0. Ball,,M to ooeaalon*, will regrft' to leant hie death to'tbat d » f 0a Wa sla« )llr' ' day ntol#1 nfgkt. *' * . Funeral aervlgao i.ii - shy. with boritl M . ____ Mr. Ball w v tV orgVl.sr of People* sirring Ba*k ind Co., aad an* of Mat rity^lf# y sure}944 by NEW l �" ’ ll .— - - - • .* ■*— ■ u s .-,,.. • •vVr^V1,trz'* ) *L , *v •> . THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORP, FLORIDA. B FOUR measures for agriculture. which E s p o u s e s may indirectly lead to limitation; “BOWLING NOTES' •of foreign trade berau'e she tent Plan vlshed t« kttp foreign product* Korreat Catcher* tram in San­ .m l .but because Carman farmer* ford Merchant* Bowling League ir in g Interview) Imply would go to placet If not won two out of three matches _____rtotrr—Pwgw ObwV I shall reply qnlte briefly eawa I wish to dleru.e compul k labor eervice and the mill I t more length. -flr e t, our relntion to Amrr k /Thu attitude of the national verament ,,of Germany towan’ I United State* Is, as eouir ha Imagined otherwise, ot. honest ffir>lshlp. you ask whether o my viewpoint, ex interview with th. _____ Pres* in December I l f that private debt* Inrurm' must under all eircumbe paid. My at*n thl# question hiid th* same and I to It esavlly fmliy iiT.o _ . j ’ never left lo doubt, bow Ti In anybody's mind that the .mtion o f paying debts is not ily, one of wanting to, but al*c # hf being able to. "Above all, the debtor from lost on* I* tn get money bark m l not first he annihilate.! by (Iran affaatiVe help. • -*■ Til* thancallor now reached th" wo problems which tram particIxrly close to his heart. “ Let ra* give my purely pertonil Idea*. The militia and the g«nraI compulsory labor service can' mt really bo mentioned in thu ■am* trralh. The general liability o work for which we are striving ha» nothing to do with the mill* from the Seminole Creamery tram last night, and won the match by three point*. The teams were in a tie for fir»t place with the Ne-lli Boltleri,' who will roll against the Smith's Barter* tram tonightIn a second match played last night between , Dossey’s Lunch Room and t h e Sanford-Ovledo Trurk Grower* team, tha former tram won two outhif three rames so,| thereby went Into a tie for 1* >t ptac* with th- Growers. Dur­ ing this match Fred Holly o f the |i»,.-ry team placed a new high single game rrcnrd In the tourna­ ment by rolling ":L'i p< game. Scores Tuesday night. ALL BUS FARES D U S FARES art th* * ^ lowest that they have ever P*~ in history. Low, round . . rate* hava bean most In hall to many cities ...a n d thay'ra good avary K 4 y . •vary Khadula...Fara 1 aad ona-half for tha round ; trip to most interstate points I * Cast of tha Missisiippi river. - ORLANDO. -Peh. • 2T -Judge Frank Smith has hand**d down a derision declaring the purchase of the Orlando Municipal Airport from the Dr. I*. Phillips Interest in I'.’IM n* Illegal. This purchase » * » made without u referendum tn the vntrrs under an act nf the legislature. Th* rniirt’s decision wai to the effect thnt the act of IfrJ.'i did nn| repeal the act nf 1321, whirh made It Illegal for any purchase tn he mad* by the city In evees* of amt trails to general distrust nn.l $10,000. without referendum |» the In consequence, lo rivalry In arm­ voters. aments. "In Itself, It l* a matter of In­ iHHutti. n ll«rrf#M e * difference to u* wlint systems of I v i l u r « 2 defense other fintloo* desire to K!.M.ii»..rf |F*.|s , « Introduce. Ix-l them have profrs■Irnal armies so far as we are con­ cerned. "It is not a matter of Indiffer­ ence, however, whether one na­ tion |H..*e..es 100,000 men with■lilt rrscrvrs while another with Its allies ran. In <hc event of war, w . lot s t . »vcr 12,000.000 cut mobilise al­ *‘ N «r I* It a m«»>cr nf Indiffer­ Sprrialixlng In Irtirk ence whether one nation ha* com­ service. We yiork while pletely ill armed technically, while ymi slcs>|v—day 'or night. another Iht.utoh possession of th" most modern arapon* of attack. •___ . 1 • THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1933 Mt on school fund* In banka; aal $1S^«7J7 dertveg from th# conitltuUoaal 1 mill tai, all a* of Another Zangara la Afoul Of Liquor Law Through courtesy of the U . 8. Department of Agricul­ ture In cooperation with tho ilorida.SLata-MarkaUag Bureau, It. K. Winfrey, Sanford representative. \Y |lk*#K < rr#. nufftolgt. F l. AINan# V» . and lla th U h tm . On# r a r k r l i •*fn» in n tiil: >V»dn»H*> 4 ra n psi»M I r k t a la o il 1. one* *m ch 16 ro lin ttru a , iH t rn lf . Y o u n u lo w n a r 4 IlN A C lIn ilH N U f t m n |. A ila n f * tliv t rv lo M : M lm u tp o lla I. Ha %«a n il* 4 l» a r * lo i» i Th u r*v l*y ritlahM tfllt I. lll# h m o w l | ; hlllosl K v a ro lt, •;» la < *U «rlam i t* l« I ’h ll- F*b. tO. ' .. TbagR H *r will go out to Ih# coanliea on thu usual bn*Is of the number of teechlng ualU In each county.- — DRNVER. Colo, Feb. M t-W V The judge wa* about to pno* •*«unr* on Carmen Zangara yesUrday when the defendant Insisted upon making a statement to the court. " I want to make it clear that I'm no relative o f Giuseppe Zan­ gara who attempted to aasaaelgata President-elect Roosevelt," Zan­ gara declared. The Judge aonfenced Carmen to 90 day* In jail for liquor manufacturing. RESULTS tiDIphli t Klurent'* Alt* Mia— : I’Mlitwge yards aaieete* r »i* i i* r M «iii«s g#fc. at. i*n . Hdhf' til titlriln I* K#rfl»»n o f Klof* t*tnr jillM . rl****r. Ila u lln a t « ( • ; r u m J H lr « I n q u ir y . Itv m a n l ■t*o*|. marUt rlMdr Motor Travel Expense For State WorkersSet <*arl«MM.» f TALLAHASSEE, Fab. 23— (Ah __Tha boanl of commissioner* of state institutions yesterday set 7 cento a mil* as tha maximum tha state wilt pay'for motor travel by I 'U n ls n i l . F lo r id a . M ild, c lta r . I U u lin c « M ah l; dem and lla illa d . Its officers and employee, hot di­ ntsif k * t mtr>uly. farl«»ad* f »• I* rected all deportment* which have •M CPiiid fH .lal: I t Inch r r t la a . »n« • lit i* 111*11 v * n d prtroolatl. I - been paying las* to continue to do M N*. I l*lt dn*. fl.22; 2 d*«»- M ••• so. II li r »Al** ara«H «l and pr»r**ul»*l i* m * N.. 1 . l i t dn*. I I . U ; « « « • The board directed that a drive he made lo collect W " a year from rclatlvea of all "patient* at A M I THE COL’ KT I)ECU)EH tho stale hospital for the Insane ... h •M c cin h t p siin f, 1% l a h e ra l# « . I i k I I i M i i i I I ) * a » M . 4- la doa. I l l * ; 1 . 1 itw i. yve l l lu . ritu a lly ar<*un>l I t . t a , a n m * f-• Ir q u a l l l # | l ri*»a l«»w a* . g ra ta » * # h - « l. t .H «!««■ ita w U ita M W w a w o n n w — miwnti RATES .1..,...... , - r l ............ TCa«™ *trW -4*nsnnrw HAVE YOUR WATCH repahed TAI I..MIASHEE—The supreme rtxuUr fo«* for -pay p»lWnU"f but court handed down the following c’eci-lon: Mr*. W. J. Wsdell v«. J. I*.' Ilnldbrook Co, Orsnf* county affirmed l y memorandum. by on* who really kthw* hrw. Brlgga, Jeweler, Mag. A A HONEY—10 pound 1000 E. 2«d. Geo. 1 Swift and Beat good HCHOOL NEWH TAl.I.AHA.HHfcE^W. S. Caw then, -tale sup-rlnterdent of publire instruction, sold the state n il i/lsWihul* to 07 roiinly school systems a total of f IJi.i2,l)t5.7B. TO-NIGHT Orlando Airport Sale Ih Declared Illegal *7 ' ^ Celery M arket Reports " I f you travel the highways in he summer time, aa 1 have done," hu said with deep emotion, "you encounter an ever-wandering *rny of jobless young men who like from place to place aimlessy, and you notice how they grad­ \W f a r s ,U t . F# % . 23. I* LI. ually sink lower and lower physlwaAlfcaiir I. A tla n ta I. |t#lhl#H#m |, nlly, which also mean* apirit'ial l »DneiHTr __ 121— *V 111 t i ^ t r * *titn in ~ ‘ f ; * n * f i r it.i11 I, ••• Ir iw t e U m j 3 . 1% •** .. in 173 1 11% 1. I» *ra lu r, 'y and inl< Ifrrtually. II la espe1>7 112 *■? !>■» M l*h I . F t IV a yn a I. I. .dally thrce young people we want 1(3 111 |1€ *112 , lr4»i«l Is,ai*i*lv 1, |r»i|l4ri*4|Msllii 1 i ; i li% |2| 111 l^'%lM|fi*n I. Smw O r I*.in t. I lo save front ruin. , -----I T T * f*ttfah«ir«h I IM O : "A< a nail I see universal la­ 1*9 SI?* V a n !* T m.hm*.r»e| I. It.**-li# *»• T i u T 7M % * •*• bor duty as a mean* nf Inculcating ; Higvinn «h 2. HI A lL .in . VI M. M*#« 2. W illU m - f respect for work. Our young peo­ ;■ i n . i (j ple will learn to realise that man­ •tv t t a M s r . fsfc. 53. IS3.1 |C( • ITM 11 I. Atlsnts t, A llen ual work Is something which en­ Its 11! I tulllm,,,- J. Il'lffll". 2. IW.stol J noble., man." ,‘ . * l5 n ii . t t i W ' f * ‘ ‘“ f ‘“ nF *>»— - - a . * u w * i« * Aa - ’ TiiiTfw,ft*«c^mvh»*iT‘Trrrw “ i r r _ . iM B iln J , -U <, I h im III* I, l»rlr«*l • |1 •11 :» ft»i 317.! 3 li. K v r n lt , II4 , I. In#l»4ttn|*«ill T'Hll* ^ -."TTllril, aa to what Germany ex.-■ point <>f hl« memo. 1 le«itiid%ltu t. M c rrU lo w n I. 2 lletMO) '■ l.a.fc "I'orcerning'the question of the | V**rl» 3. I'r u rl.i I. 1‘hll i«l*-l|»»tl*» 7, get* from thr world economic " l!I t’ ttM i'uf^h lit 213 Ml F lls.llx l« l ««"• ?. t'vrlf(«ii*l. )tr, I Onfere nee: I should like to hope Introduction of militia," he went J I-mAw Im lit lit 117 117 3A1I 2a 1 ] |*,it..(till, V n ril* J, l ( l t I»mim* | 7, H i* I (4 Ml IM 114 11* It " v iiin .ili 2. Ht l^ .u U I. Hyr>trur« I. hat’ the coming world economic •in.' “ I rhoulij likr to say th? fol­ ti iiiii ir. 1 1 % M4 17 1 1 /irllrUl# 11% «14 | llr f, | \V# •i A lh *n v I T » f» l 71 tbferenen will find real mean* lowing: In I0IU Germany offered U M i l . k I M Il l 113 113 K* <*" I’h . s l M t f ..r a H l l« a r IV r lu d H adthe suggestion (hat a militia Is( lug a l h in t %, »l, Ti»4up ad ways of restoring to n sane till T tV 711 I I I 3t»| 2 ttl I't.fMliiMi* L t r f .9 H ri|ln e tl.» v . K*l». aslx business and Industrial life conceded t» n*. At th* .time of ,. ‘ri.lal. 22. I%33 l*» r « r - b«»M"l iM tllm lrl. temok ■rare iRIch have got Into hnd disorder." the jntrml'iction o f the profession Ml Ml 7 ll 17% 1 J lle.llf . M.irtf'ii't. I'f'tM M iff. 'Tlj«i ehanrbllor added that h, al army 13 year* nf service wa* IV item T »'t r ma hrid .% K m IKM I2% lit 111 IMH to fJrred at thl* time not tn di demanded of 'ui. Germany there IV. 1l-r fe-* 111 III III miiatil Tltitr*«Uv. 3* t% 1 IM M« |( .% I'aelele Now York V rhit.«ft«*tfore |m««r«.e< no re.ervr* nf nnv algd what program the German III III ns ii* L iruh I. Itisrbevwlrr 3, II. Ilt*ll#r a-rnunl educated l » military * legit Inn would urge or pto*ent t. H|»» mwfl« M. Mim* ?, •• . . i. I . All- »n> . T oIr I# 47^ us 772 1111 He further explained that O r- science. Two-man tournsmen^ Mtcnrct "Now suddenly there I* tslk of ikany did not resort, tn protective doing away with the prefet.vlonal ls«t night: H. TlHtinlitn 17% M3 *113 It! army and substituting militia. -I IV. N ivt.,1.1 113 It* 113 It4 rannot escape the lmprc**lon that H I 2<1 . . e. Ibis I* being dune inerelv lu aide- I* l» I'fTr# 121 M2 1*1 141 step the crux of the problem. Th • M Mil.nn 91 M 7^4 lit derisive point I* not system, of 312 1ST u r i t i Tout# . defense, hut that o f equality. an 4*— i — Once this Is derided the world r Wt *• . The Sexes at Sea ...for Six Crowded D a y s ... FRIDAY R H E U M A T IC PRESCRIPTION 85 C E N T S RENT AN A m Ub. Roadetar. or roup*. Be per mile. Reel A Bona, Phon, IW._______________________ 9A— Pouitry . FRYERS, Whit# Rock, battery raised, milk fed, tender, Juicy and c l e a n . Wholeaalu market price. 110 pallet* same breed, h Just xsk for Allenru— Within week* old, &0c each. B. T. TUI*''. 24 hour* after you start to take this safe yet powerful medicine |. lie C-ort •» toe to s s tf tetxn Paola. roaatr. Mato • » W-etoa rxresa uric add and other circu­ In Se-le-le rr th r M U " r .llI A H K T U 10— Flowera and Pianta lating poisons start to Iravt your K. W M m R Ib T « *11 r r w IH n t * . P U « FOR SALE—Tomato pianta, H. I). body. „ Ir H in t e .s , unit n it P e rso n * n sv In * P ls lm s nr Iw n-.snd* s s n ln s l Durant, Laka Mary, FlaIn 4H hours pain, agnny and s * l,t K s l s t s : swelling are usually gone— we You. nn<l r s e h n f you. n re n ereiw guirantee thl* prescription—If n n lt f l.4 am i reuo lrm l to * * » * * " • 15— Apartment* For Bont I'aln— Agaay Start* la I .rave la 24 Hoara w oy e ls I m s mnA 4 s nss » n n - » fclsfc -*•**n r e ith e r of » „« . m s r hn v* n g n ln s1 Hie esta te nf K llsn h e th It. YY hlln sr. iieeesse4 . U le -of Hemlnole C o u n ty . K in ,Ills , lo the lin n . J n s O. Hhnrnn C n n n iy J m lS s n f H .rn ln M s P n o n tr. at h is n f f l r . In th * I'm m ty C o u r t, hnuee in K *n fn r4 . Hem lnole C o iin ly . P ln rM a , w ith in tw e lv e m o n th* from the 4 s le h ereof LOWER APARTMENT. Mahoriry Apartment*. Phone IB-J LOWER 5 room furnished apart­ ment. «01 Park A y *.. Telephone 732 or apply 311 First National Rank Rldg. Colcbugh Realty Co. It v. WtttTNKn. h td n P. t o . c iia h k . RiKiilnra nf |ho Mini* nf Kllu bwth IL WkllMr, vm eu Mr*. f f * s l ) « r HI t e a l s . Mi». w rit## MI'm o n ly 2V y ra r a old and w e ig h o l 170 Iha n n lll t a k ln a on# h**x of y iiu r K ru # rh # n K a lla . Juat 4 w # *ka‘ i | n . I aow w r la h I k t ll»#. I mI#«» ha v # mor# #n#r«y and fn rih # r mitr# f v # n #v#r had a h u n g ry mon»#nl.** Martin’s Garnsc SS>f*T ••J-e of A r n .ir \T io % f f o i* t %x ovent* I » 4 * r N#«II m »T* mt tk* ■ fa fs lm mt tk» « « • « • nf FlnrMn. No I Ire* |w hcrwl.y g lv r n th a t K I*. flra h a m . p u rrh a a a r nf T a x r a r llf lm li* .Nf* H>«l, H n ln l th# ftth (far n f A u iu a t . A. I» . 1»S9. hax fllr d PHId r o r t lf lr a t # In my n fflr# , « m ; ha» mad# a p p llra lln n fo r t a i dv#d In I b# u ^ In M crtm lnar# w ith la w . Hald r e r t lf lr a t # p in ltrarM Ih# fo lln w ia il#nrrlh#<! |im p#rt)r a ll« a t# d In H#mInol# r t in n iy , F lo r id a , t n - w ll; l4*t« 73 anil T< Houth Hanford lt# l« h la A d dition . T h # aald la n d h#ln« aaa#aanl a l Ih * d a l# n f |h# laguanr# n f aurh r « r t lf lr a l# In lh«» nam# of Mr#. F r a n r# a F o at# r ll# lr# 1‘ nlr## aald r# r llf lr a l# a h aII hm r#d##m#^l a r r o r c lair In la w la x it»#d w ill l#au» lh»r#on on th# 22lh d ay of M arch FOR RENT: U nfttrnitM h tno, r> rooms ind noeping porch* In*!«!• rtfinUhod. Phono U0-5A4-J. FOR RENT) m h at. Oak Arc. Attractive, newly decorated furnlshed house, modern conven­ iences, atone garage. To Perma­ nent tenant, Th# Tasty Shop, 2C8 N. Park Are. Fat folks should take one half teaspoonful of Kruschen Salto in FOR SALE or Trad* for Sanford a glass of hot water in th# morn­ rroperty, fruit farm la Oraoyv ing before breekfost— It’s th# County, grapes and peaehe.i. SAFE, harmless way to reduce P. O. Box B34, Sanford, Fla. a* ten* o f thousand* of men and wemen know. For your health's sake ask for FOR SALE: One of Sanford's * and get Kruschen at Touch ton’s A- l>. 1*22. W li n#»# my o f f ic ia l a lv n a lu r * most attractive home*, owner S mford Drug Co. or any drug and ##nl Ih l# ih # la th d a y o f F a b leaving city. W ill tell to re­ •toie— (he cost for a bottle that rtia ry A. I» 1922 V. f t iH tn ile A K H . sponsible people on raaeenable last* 4 weeks I* but a trifle and (T n rh r i r c v l l To ur*, terms. Also 6 room bungalow if after the Drat bottle you are Hr in I no I# CiAanly. F lo r id a . s 0 «• A t s completely furnlabed on Pa'k A. M. WKKKH. Avenue. P. O. Boa <4. Phone 342. suits— money bitch.—Adv. Savedl ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor O N E W AY FARES: A T tA N T A .............. 'SII.HH B IU M IM .H V M .............15.80 ►BOUTON .............. *57.95 11.50 F r e s h m e n W i n C n R e h a r i .e s t o n . s . c , 15J10 Tilt By 14-12 Scort* H A T T A N tH M iA .... U tC A R O ......... ..... 1 N C IN N A T I ........ L K V E I.A N I) ►AYTONA UKACH IETROIT ...... - .... T* LAUD EH D ALK T . ‘P IE IU ’K ........... N D lA N A P O U S .... A C K S O N V IIX K .... LE W A L E S [A N G E L E S H 8 V ILLK , i n ........ ht Fare ..... IH V IL L E ... ORLEANS 21.00 20.55 In scoring a 11 t<» « « » « « > ; 25.95 „ver the Semlnnlo High School 1.10 ftoehman basketball <«jm to'l 21.60 Fridnv afternoon, the Junior High 8.05 S.hmd all-star team made It four 4.70 22.55 IJJO 2.95 5.05 56.80 21.80 8.80 8.10 17.80 24.95 20.50 3.55 75c 3.20 4.85 9.10 3.90 straight vlttorlc* and Iheretiy It, Manual series h*twe«n the two team*. . , . Captain llemphrey o f the Junlor High tram Ird the scorers With to points In three games, follnwrj Sv Hi.bln««n of lb* Jt»‘ trV " with tu points and Zachry of tho Junior High team with J7 point*. Robinson sank arven out or nine charity to*.e* In three game*, to lend I" !•«•» departmeal of P«TScore* of the final garnet Jnnlsr HI.* P«w l re.fc-.r- THE ADVENTURES OF TOM> DICK AND HARRY U -U H T N IS L OI.O OH A P T \ l# H B AVVf lU - U - U H - , BRYAN THRAILKILL gcrvle* Station aad Garact S lo ra *# — B *P »lH n R - Gaa, 01i and H r * Service Geneva aad Sanford Ave. PUONB « » ♦. ■ �•it* 63 M o re surprising, perhaps, than th e names o f three near-Republlcann which nppear in the probable cabinet line­ up o f th e President-elect, is the absence o f certain names o f ou tstanding leaders who have long been a tow er o f stren gth (Centlnaed (rum T *ia One) in th e D em ocratic party. Lookin g o v e r a lis t w hich e x ­ cites on ly va gu e reactions, we fin d no m ention o f Senator railroad*, **• would only have to n o i.t.A w n u m u s i go to one man—Ju»t on* man—J. M lfM Mmmamrw U N n C a rter Glass, secretary o f the treasu ry in the W ilson ad­ P. Morgan. Thai’* tnn- of many M HUtOX i r K A * — b a a l l u i* m inistration. or N ew ton D. Baker, secretary o f w a r In th e other corporation*. They (Ui* • r iN W R io ii p a t r.o name cabinet, o r J a m w M . C o *# presidential nom inee In h i I m r ___ ... 1— ---- . ft. eight hank*) ran control th* low• I * J l . n ' V . -----------------------------« * * Thrt- M ttd t _.———-— ----— stirs 1920, o r John W . Davis, the standard bearer o f 102*1, or etlng rising of w ife*, change th* J lf C svrlrr n*r ............ **•!■ A lfr e d E . Sm ith, H oover’s fir s t opponent, o r O w en D. condition* uf liilxir, an) rara* or T ra y lo r, forem ost lower the output simply tweags# AN • U lm r r r a r f t ml Young, B ern ard Baruch, and M elvin I I I I A jk n a lu i K w l u m i , a n * m I m ml they control the money o f the ! n l r r l a l i o M N f«T fit* f f l f i ml D em ocratic leaders in the business w orld. N l , * * I » U * Issil*. ttlll » > f k i r s r * fa t T h e absence o f such prom inent nam es in R oosevelt's United State*. *| , At r t i v l t l t f l t H I t f t i f t l* * . “ Railroad official* are only their o ffic ia l fa m ily la perhaps only natural In 'v ie w o f th o Quaint rewai. Imulls Ill Kata. »***»- old A m erican custom o f sand-bagging those In au th ority servant*. Official* of other cor­ . m i t m Ifa n iM la lb * a a lt o a a l | M 4 ml i f l l t l W K . Oltleee • « w h enever th in gs aren’t going ju s t rig h t. R egardless o f poration*— whether they like lt‘ Mvlalvl*'" I* It* IOTW » » l f *» w h at m sy happen to this depression w h ich has settled fa ir ­ or not—are compelled to obey the «■>• r t H t l f f t a il* if llf lp l t v t iit t t I* r k i m t • * ! N*wT*fa- ly generally o v e r th e world, the n ex t tw o o r th re e years eomman-'* that come from Wall Street." T b t ir .is ld It a a * * k « ' • * * * • **...1.1.4 1-rr.t K tlr t tm*»el»- a re not g o in g to be easy ones to those In high govern m en ­ Trailing off into the stock mar­ tal au th ority. One assuming such respon sibility takes his k ltrlr e » l M » 4 ! • l * » — » ■ * *T" ket Inquiry by the banking com­ • • b l l r t l l a ml *11 M W t **» * * ! « > * < m a ilin ' <• II mf mm* t l W n M i n b lif e In hits ow n hands, subjects h im self to jib es and ridicule, mittee, Norris recalled testimony II." I* Ik It rtmrmm* * '* , ! ? • VTl and even to the bullets o f the n**a*aln. I t takes an almont by Charles K. Mitchell, chairman Ml •*«.• P«»lktktf * ' ” '■• 7'! > l*k lt >1 f r f t M I f t l l t t ml t f t t a i Inordinately h igh degree o f patriotism to m ake such • sac­ of the National City Hank. * ! • * . ( . t . « Ittftl* » l * « l f “ The head of that tank get* rifice. It is a w ell known fa ct that the tw o leadin g members $.'0,000 a year salary'1, Norris FRIDAY. KKIIIOrARY 23. !»> ■ o f tho new cabinet w ere "d ra fte d ". T h e y accepted th e po­ said. “ Ilrxldra he get* JI.'O.OOO In sitions again st th e ir own Inclinations. I t is also w ell known tinner * every year. And they sold Bltir.K VERSE FOR TOD A T that Mr. R oosevelt exerted e very influence at his command ■tuck from $200 to I&00 a thare to accept . the, trea su ry post. Senator to,the public which It now worth MOflp THAN CONQUERORS: to induce C a rte r Glass . l i e w m th e o p e m an, i n Icm than $.’>0. They sold some to A U . 4 A « a * ^ t u k . l ^ U ^ 4 « A . ( ^ V m w M £ M J A J k . S { ^ l n^ . ! is w - w n t w i n i m r M i t i r w r 'i M r t ' to t,K«rrt that love 1iml. If God o* the D c m o c ra tlc p n rty wnoae aounff m oney iwRcTeii” weru“ oT paying for it on the Installment for us, who can be again** o»7 n u fficlm t atren gth to inspire confitlcnce am ong th e invest­ plan. Sam* o f them could go out Wtm shall separate u* from » • in g pubic and w ho at th e sam e lim e com m anded th e confi­ am/ buy it now for Irsa than they J,i* of Christ? Khali tribulation, dence o f the rank and file. But Glass would not accept, owu on it, tut they dare not do so illtlry)), o r persecution, or fam- probably because he reiillzed that his physical s tren g th wus hecnu*e they want lu keep their inn, or nakedness, or psrll, or n ot su fficien t to endure the battles which w ill h a ve to be Jot.,*’ kWonlT Nay, In all these thing* Recalling testimony regarding w aged to m aintain a rfound m oney policy. llaUey-Sluart Investment Woodin, th e Roosevelt alternative f o r the treasu ry post, the VV,.'1I Let It w " no Japan*** haa long been Iden tified w ith “ B ig Business’ ’. A s one Demo­ Company of Chicago, large lealrr tin t t alit "The pen l» “ l* * 1cra tic -re p re s e n ta tiv e said in .the H ouse th e other..-day, .h e In Inaud seeunlUw. Nnrrie said ■ i,r than tho sword* • • .. is not much b etter than M ellon. T alk o f im peachm ent haw Ihl* company r‘borr*/wed a profes­ ----- — -c> sor out of one of the universities alread y been heard. W oodln Is president o f th e A m erican to ’ talk over the radio on hnw to Orm thing * r HI** » ljOUt • d* ' (Jar and Foundry Compnny, chairm an o f th e A m erican Invest mney." r rrialin, It «lvr* >‘>u * rhaneo t'> ’■The Old Counsellor, they call find *1ut h»w In"ir « Pair o t *ho*? 1/Kom otive Company, chairm an o f the R a ilw a y S teel S pring Com pany, d irector o f the R em ington A rm s Com pany, ns hirtl", he said. “ They paid him ifolly will last. w ell as a numbed o f Cuban railroads and oth er corpora­ $/>D a week and Halsey-Stuart pre­ Onr thing thtw country can be tions. A s such he should understand finance, an essential pared hi* addre**. I f * a gooff deal thankful fur li that the loaull ch aracteristic o f a U. S. treasury secretary w ith billions o f like the method* used l.y the pub­ NEW YORK. Feb. 2$. -</p>_ Kmpiiv cracked up before th« dollars o f m atu ring obligation s to m eet w ith in the next lic utilities. Th>- popular rnrurptlon that for­ "Suppose a uiow with a $10,Jt. K. CL could "tavu" It. year. eign trade repiosents only about ---------------- ’11 I f any additional evidence was heeded to indicate ap­ CmO insurance policy wa* knocked 10 percent of the Unitrff States down and her money seised in the Some rich men accuro Income proaching t a r if f readjustm ents, the appointm ent o f Sena­ I"illness is apt to t* misleading taK refund* and other* cflicount to r Hull to th e m ost Im portant post in the cabinet furnished street", ho added. "The man would rays Ernest & Ernest, in ■ sur­ be lorn from limb front limb," vey of foreign trade figures, their *lo*k to members of th*lr It. S enator Hull Is one f l f tho fe w rem ain in g A m ericans Hu Mid the advice to luy In u,**n f*inlll|i. That mutt b* what'* w h o are known In th eory ns fre e traders. Sen ator Hull • ull securities rearheti many per­ showing that producers o f such known uc n air tax. b elieves in the abolition o f t a r iff barriers, but has recent­ son* In similar rircupi»tun • *, yet lines ns cotton, petroleum and machinery have a more vital in­ ly com m itted hljnself to a tem perate m odification o f such they "iwe called financier* and terest in maintaining export It li nl*o rather significant Ip schedules ns now exist. Even m oderate reductions o f arc not punixhcil." market*. _ JhcHo day* o f ao much atone ta r iffs , in view o f rapidly depreciating foreign currencies, Norris saht seven "Morgan Th* surrey, based on latest dnthruwinir that Glass gave way to w ill play havoc w ith those business enterprises which de­ bunks" had k“JI2 directorship* in ta from the Department of ComWiHidin Ilooaavelt’a official fam­ pend en tirely upon dom estic m arkets fo r consumers and various corporation-. meico, showed that of our domes­ ily. t a r if f walls fo r protection from foreign com petition. But tic production In 1922, SO percent ^ — - o Anu-rlrnn prpductian of cotton t a r iff reductions w ill help m aterially the producers o f raw Wo humid the opinion that tho Went Into exports, 10 percent of new arnntery of war dbeanl f lic m aterials, particu larly cotton, w heat and tobacco grow ers, lubricating oils, 34 percent of u Hern bocau*• the navy aecratajy whose prices are governed la rgely by th eir export surplus. lard, IS percent o f wheat, IS per­ T h e Roosevelt cabinet w ill not please everyone. N o * SANTA ANA, Cal. Keb. 21.— haa to sing Ilia Swanaon In tgc cabinet would. But w e Itd leve that everyon e w ill find (A*!—The world'* largest orange cent of automobile*, D percent of Senate. That'* the Hull of it! apples, 9 percent o f motor fuel som e elem ents o f satlsfsctinn in it. T h e re a re th ree south­ grove, known a.* 'he (Ustanchu-y and 8 1-2 percent o f canned sal­ A row* item *»y* that Ihe erners am on g its membership, a fact w hich sould fin d fa vo r rnnehn, wn* sold a’ auction cn mon, During the summer, It was pt'ftoOTra department u»es nuarly in tho South. T h e re are three members who. at least at one tho court hou*o »tep* hero Fri­ pointed out, export orderi for D.OOti.CM) puuni.'* of twine annually tim e or another, have been associated w ith the Republican day. machine tool* were 58 percent of The property, I rated near •fur tying parkagt'*. That'* noth­ m r t y ami w ho should please those Republicans w ho cast Older* on hand. Fullerton, went foe $010,000 to ing, you ought to m**> how many th e ir l« t last F all with tho Dem ocratic party. A n d there The accounting firm urged that rupresentin,* the . poiini!* of rtd tape tho It. F. I'. are also In tho litnMip men w ho are known as progressives n committee "In sn far ns possible, the broad hnldrr* of $1,170, PW in Iturds US**. national view point should be en­ and men who are known ns conservatives. under which It wa* f 'reduced. couraged, maintained and do* So if everyon e is not com pletely satisfied , th ere should Ry thl* more, n second lien of iu nutnr Unroll rays that If Confemlril", with respect to foreign $700,000 held by the Standard cr>’ > trie.* In glvo Roosrvrlt diet*- be no one w ho is w holly disappointed. trade. Oil Company became nn unse* lo ih l power, the new president The survey ,aid. however, “ it .rureff claim with alsiut $700,000 U c**y to understand how »n enwill "fling it hack Into tin* rhatin other unsecured cl nr.'* uf tJvpii*e whlrh is having difficul­ trrlng t'flh uf h purillaiiimuui various creditor*. (ciwmJly, wi> looked It up) O'onty maintaining profits and em­ Th* suction wa* "-rotcred rt ployment in the facn of foreign gie-u with tin* reminder that In an pdit'iiinl captloneil "P u ttin g on th e B ra k es” , the to com- competition doe* not feel like lie wui the president of the United Miami H erald rrm lnds its readers that tho Htate o f Florida ■ hearing on ■ petition . .____ . . illnlr.i ami n t Ur dictator.*' The hits already borrowed a Itout $2,500,000 fro m tho Reconalntcb lik ' looking’ beyond its own doors. iiiiHu1 ■ of i dictator, however, Hon Finance Corporation and has used this la rg o sum " I f vire set our national roune JJJSd might ! ■* prufeiahle It the devasas through em ergency re lie f adm inistration In su pplyin g t h e , u ,, of A m tt. strictly a’ong tho lines o f Intern­ tatini: huvtion of I'ongre.s. al trade." It continued, “ w* must necessities o f life to more than 200.000 Floridians. Sea af trustee for bondholders. atsn be prepared to abandon to "T h e tim o has com e", the M iam i paper quotes G overn or Th* ‘ tract ha* suspeitr'l off some extent the privilege of tell­ In 14 neighboring rily a irven S h ollz as saying, to put on tho brakes and to begin now to bearing possibilities. ing In foreign market*; for a na­ yetn Uiihl lie* in a hoition, a region or locality cannot pilot Mio-Vil by u pistol bullet prepare fo r the duy when {b e people must again w holly permanently refrain from buying with which h« had attempted to aupiwrt them selves". "H u fu rth er calld atten tion to tho elsewhere without also refraining d rtiuy Iim life. The bullet entered fa c t” , continues the Hcrultl, “ that these loans, b ea rin g 0 fynm celling elsewhere. the right temple, cut the optic per cent interest, must be repaid beginning in 1935, cith er “ T n whatever degree tb* poli­ nerve, hut did not kill him. 'H* hy local Imnd Issues, by direct taxation o r by 16 p er cent Cosch Leonard Me Lucs* and can never regain Ida *lghl. He had reduction in federal high w ay appropriations. hi* Seminole High School basket cy Increase business and em­ ployment In ore line, to «w l*tried to kill liim*clf because hi* "T h e re lie f adm inistration has done n m arvellous piece ball team will motor tu l^nburg roughly comparable degree It will mother uinf father were alwayi o f w ork, and county chairm en everyw h ere have g iv e n an Uto today where tonight the tram diminish business and employment •piarrelmg and he couldn't aland will play the second last game It any lunger, lie loved them both. exhibition o f unselfish public service th at has ra re ly been o f the regular season, suaintt tn some other lines." m atcheda Obviously their work cannot bo allowed suddenly Parent* who <|traml should nave tlio Leesburg Ysllowjacket* who their rotv- for tho later hour* of to drop. But the state and the counties can begin now to sirrtuly hold n victory over Semi­ ppels his quintet tn make Us usual fin* allowing In th* district tour­ the evening nfter th* children taper o f f and to turn the activities o f thoao carried on w ork nole High. nament In DeUnd early next have gone to bed. re lie f pay rolls Into lines where th ey can be w holly o r part­ The scsson will end tomorrow month despite Its disastrous sealy self-supporting. night In * game with Winter Park non record. Tho Senate boosts one member " I t w ill not hurt Florida to have such m oney as tho in that town. Coach McLuac* exSt Hast whu does not feel that s ta te already has borrowed and m ay b orrow In the im m e­ A PENNY FOR HIH THOUGUTK Uncle Sam should be Santa Clauc d ia te future, repaid from road funds. B y 1936 F lorid a w ill beautiful horn* on 8ilver lake. Weather Man ItuBoee reports to tho whole country. Carter W IS T CHESTER. Pa.—The h a ve enough roads to s a tisfy even the m ost a n ie n t con­ that th* theniperitur* this morn­ Class, of Virginia, condemns all maxim that "a im * doesn't pay" structionists. But in the last analysis, w e must a d m it that ing was around the Cl) mark which raid* on Ihe federal treasury and ha* significance for William Mc­ skeptically asks, “ Where do you tim es a re Im p m vin g to the point where such re lie f w ill not la not a* cold as most o f us sup­ Nally, #1. * f CoaUaxm*. H* w*a t posed. Hen*tor* expert thl* money to be needed much longer. Raturday was th* last day of sentsnead to two months on a come from? I* It to be picked “ T h e summer is undoubtedly going to be try in g on our chart* of stealing n chewing gum out of the alrT" The mo»t am»i- unfortunates. It la unthinkable that th e re lie f a ctivities Ihe big Orange County Fair and machine. It contained on* cent. the thousands of people at th* Ing inconsistency in this country should not at least carry to the fall. B u t by th a t tim e f a r grounds and other thousands today I* the persistent demand F lorid a people eith er should be ready again to tak e over Cosh paid for clean cotton rag* fo r dole* of one kind or another th e ir own support by p rivate in itiative, o r prepare to go downtown, who watched the sensstlonal flight o f Wiggins In hi* at Th* Herald office. _ and at th* camo time the popular w h ere th ey can do ao." plea far tax reduction. Th* two biplane, witnessed as fin* an ex■ o--------------------- . almply cannot go together. hlbltlon of blplanlng as have ever Survey Shows That U.S. Foreign Trade Is Of Wide Variety Largest O r a n g e Grove Sold AtAuction IIE P A TS 'i m r W A T ' CHICAGO. — Official* think highly of a visitor who cam* tn th* World’ s Fair ground* yester­ day. Noticing that a reproduction of th* store Abraham Lincoln oper­ ated at Old Salem, 111., w ait on fire, he paid th* admitsien price for himoelf and a woman com­ panion oo ho could turn In a fire alarm. Then ho helped extinguish the Mate. HARD TIMES AHEAD FORT MYERS, Feb. M . - W — T. O. (Tip) Mercer was Indicted hy th* Hendry county grand Jury ns principal and Pete Frierson and Dsn Ulount as accessories tn robbery of the Dank of LeBell*. BRYAN ■JH K AILKILL Service Station and Garage Storage— Repairing Gas, Oil and Tiro Servlet Geneva and Sanford A rt. PHONE 9I2D LUM BER AIM IS POOR ager, “ except on rutruUw resi­ dents wouldn't allow It, They in­ MILWAUKEE, Wit.—A slight sisted the modern tubs, although error on Edward O'Kuurkc* part more colorful, were ton slippery." w is reported by police. They said he aimed a kick at u A DIG HOY FOR HIS AGE bulldog, hut hi* carry through wa* poor, and he fell. ALTON, III.— When Robert P. Ilefore he cuuld get up the dug had made * counter attack. Wai/Iow, fifteen-year-old schoolAt a> hospital they counted 200 buy, really grows up he'll be a big feller. Robert, who celebrated his bites. fifteenth birthday today, tips tho scales nl I’Hf) pounds and is raven fret, eight and cnc-half Inches tall. NON-SKID SOUVENIRS UHlrAfJO.—Gone are the cist Iron bathtub* with the* wooden “n< n-ffrid" rims, from the Audi­ torium Hotel. An enamel Insti­ tute Is going to keep them as an­ tiques. "We'd have taken them out long ago", said tho Ijntcl man­ HID Lumber Co. Quality Merchandise fit lltk and HaUy Reasonable Prices with ZIP SERVICE Have PIMM 118 Your Gl 1 . Fitted Now 111 Roduced p r t e * on stogie vision and Kryplok lens*. AIM all shell and modera gold filled framaa. Dr. Henry McLaulin, Jr. OPTOMETRIST 11$ Park A t * DO, U T. DOBS CtlnstM Tir tests ,*4 llr s s lt Otssaa S s s rs n U e tln I ssxlss OTTIes Mssrsi i m *. g ^ t | i. ait* r. ss—a p. m. raa. osrisasi tea nvst van t u b a ii» P R IN T IN G ■air C H A R L E E N ’S TEA HOUSE 1355 Orange Ave.. Winter Park. Tel. W. P. 53-M "Food o f the same quality and character that I would aerv* if you were guest* In my own home.” (Mrs.) CHAHI.BEN J. RAKER, Owner W* an aqalpped ts first .class Jab work at th* lowest possible price*. Glv* a* a trial. Herald Printing Co * Phan* 14$ s Q jT t O r w , Must Call A Halt Sometime Hoop Team TravelsTo Leesburg Late Today 3! Future activities of Japan In the f t ' .Orient depend largely upon how , long the money holds out. The government hai already borrowed the limit, and tax*# apparently ■r* Incapable o f balancing the budget. NeceecarUy th* Jape i have retorted to inflation of the b *— to ray f a t Uvetr Manahgrian a method which af SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO An exceedingly pretty but.PhennMy while a resident la quiet wedding was *ol«malud at th* city; Mr. and Mrs. Tlbbal* loft Savan­ th* boeie * f Mrs. Fannie 8. Mun­ on the midnight train son when her niece, MU* Mar- nah, da. where Mr. TlbbeU has cedea Franc** Muneon was united secured a position with Knight's In marine* to Mr. M. H. Tlbbal*, Pharmacy, hy the le v . A . 8. Peek, vector « f Capt tad Mr*. Jones, of New the Cpisoepat Church at t:$0 York City, and Mr. and Mrs. Let Hayward, « f Davenport, lew*, were th* guest* o f Mrs. 0. W. Shady sad fam ily last week. Y r, and Mrs. CL F. WlOlams hare rt turned to Baafard sad fa flp i w :> . u ^ Vj’ m been mad* on th* peninsula and saw at least the Florida record broken f a high Dying. The executive commmlttee In charge of the celebration commemorstisg the fourth centennial o f th* tending of Ponce d* Lean on th* th en * of Florida, ho* fixed upon the date* of Mar. and Apr. I,. I, S, and 4 for th* big historical event*. S t A n fnstfs* promises Urn most latarsatta*, spectacular, sad histari^ pngmet aver presented, gad extends a car. dial lavltatlea to all Flaridiana ta the thanssnde o f toerist* within the borders o f the state ta Long’s Meat Iff A Treat Te HAPPENS TO YOU O n * i n ju r y m a y c o s t m o r e t h a n a y o a r 's U g h ** . : in g b ill. A r r a n g o s lo c t r ic o w it o h o s o o y o u m a y l S 'f T X U , o l w o y a h a v o lig h t i n f r o n t o f y o u . U o o p la n ty * ** o f l i g h t T h o o a f o t y a n d c o n v o n i a n c o l a w o r th f o r m o r o th a n th o lo w p o n n io o g p o n t f o r tE r rt r ic ity . * ; v - �I * %* * wt j. - ■ b * —__ ..........TTSPf* • ■ * • • ': '" r ---------- •— iiV>n » ■xiniring *------ y ? r- TH R H ANFO RD H E R A L D , S ANFO R D , FLOIUDA, Avenue. Monthly program m w lin i of the Woma , .Missionary Soeic.y of ,the lii- t Baptist Church will be hebl > f ":Jt) o'clock at the M ARG AR ET PETERS, 8odety Editor Telephone; Office 14S church with O rel* Number Seven in'charge.. Circle Number Hu* will tpriduet-ihe-pi-ayer service at 3:0a o'clock. The Sunbeam Band of the Fir*! Baptist Church wilt meet at 3;.i.> A one-act operetta, "The Nifty j 1o'clock at the church. Mini Marjori* Turner has rtr- •Shop," wa.s presented before the' FRIDAY T l ’ KSOAY turned from Atlanta where .no students of tkminole High School Regular meeting o f Sentinel*' A meeting o f the board nf the took a course at Moore’s llcaut) end a number o f friend, yesterday Relekah Lodge Number Fortyi Woman'* (Tub o f Sanford will Collette. morning in the sclioulTaiidliotium ,hrr<' Wl,! UVl> place * t *!<X> P- M. i lake place at IU;IH) A. M. at the as the annual program by the! S IN DA I . j club house. A lea will Le given at 6:00 P. Mrs. Grace Moat and nephew. Home Economic Department of WKHNFSHAY Stanley Coleman, left today for the schooL Assisting M i., Mai«-| M. in the church annex for the Thru? n t*>nrcl mcflinif uf Tampa to spend 10 day* with tel Wilson, head of the department,1wtemher* of the Yosng People’s j the Garden Club of Sanford at in preparing the program were: Department of the First Methoa tire*. .Mrs. V. I- Smith, and Miss t'U t'tlfdl f.|db>t Church and their out-cf.town! ,'J* Bl 1 •* Warren, Fust Second IT. •• At Ml** Marjorie Forrest and Mi** fnr,| Shinholsrr, director or music| If•***l*. Mis* A.dir e Harrison and Street. I Mb's Helen Wilson will be host* Dorothy Maine* left today for in the school, The Seminole County Council nf The cast of the operatu was a.i esses uml Miss Clifford Shtnhotser Jacksonville to spend the week-end P.-T. A. will meet at 10:00 A. M follows: will condjct a musical program. with Mia* Juanita Smith. nt Pant*. Luncheon will lie served 'Madaim* l-aiare," proprietor of MONDAY nt 1:00 p. M. Anyone Intended exclusive shop for women— Mr*. A . W. Knox and Mr*. Wab Mry. J. C. Mitchell, accompanied A Pauline Crawford. ter L. Morgan will I*, hostesses, by the Misses Carolyn Collier, ‘Mr*. Gabion.'" in search of latest for "Indie, day" ut the Sanford Dorothy Mitchell, and Mary Itlic gowns—Evelyn Echols. * Country CItih, ffins. were in Orlando today at the "Be** Goblore,'' snobbish and hard Regular business a n d social Central Florida Reposition. lo please ■Katherine dowers, meeting of the Truth 'Seeker* •'Jackie Goldorr." gushing and Class of tb,. Flr«t .Methodist - Mr*. D. L. llarper wa« called l« sentimental -Margie Tillis. taka plain Church .Will _will Juke pluiij at Jt;un Winter' Garden yesterday ly the "Olga," chore air I, - late from o’cldrk nt 't f r vhome of M rs. Jelui irl, death of her father, Charles OM—J.tw.d u rulhy r h f f r r — ' " • >iv *'J T m m rr:''r^ n r^ ^ **A **'7 u .* — the tUHttmime of n , * 1s H iF n w fw r '-T iim it» " fvi?eVwflT "Rosemary" and “Janet;" Frtncli and Thinl 'Street,: with Mrs, Jink be held tomorrow afternoon. * 1 maids Julia Newman an,] Dor ins, Mrs. (). J. Pope, Mr*. A. I',; Ix ively Complwtlon • f Bandy, Mrs, John Brumley, Atr*. nthy Smith. Mr*. K. U ..Morrow and the Chnru* of Model*— Allan Rella- J. G. Waits, and Airs. C. It. AlaI RK THE FOLLOWING LINK Mi**e* Katherine Syme*. Carmita nif, Virginia Brooks, Helen Dreis­ son ns hostess**. OF JANE K VY t IWMKTICR Barber. Frances Morrow, Lena- er, Alary Forrester, Mary Man­ A business and social meeting bellr llairan, and Helen Vernay IF YOU W ANT TH A T “ CF.ltning, Ellzala'th Mrthvin, Margaret of the St. Agnes Guild Of Holt are spending today In Orlando at M.Carve)', Sally Wright, Myrtle TA1N SOMETHING": t n ets Episcopal Church will be th? Central Florida K*po*ition. Brettr, Eva Cunningham, Iternic** In-Id nt :t;::u p'cloclf nt the Parish Stniwbs'rry C l e a n s i n g Rdmonsort. Grace Evans, Knlh* ll"itse . Mr*. M. _p.\Vigy Inland Mry. R »rire Mnrrtsnn, Ain- Mctlone, l ream, it ; I 'H f l U<iuid Monthly busine.. meeting op the E r Perkln*7 ncrompanTetl by the •Indy* Spinks, and Roberta Stahl. Cleanser, i i ; Ti*s»e Cream, Dependable Class o f the First *1; Skin T no. *1; Astrin­ Misses Madeline Truluck, Estelle Methodist Church will take plm e gent.' $1; IVaeh I *>tionHurt, Jane Uoyd, Nancy llouk. at * 10 o'clock nt the hum* of Mrs. Powder Base, ¥!• Light Evelyn 8towe, Mary Wight. Jean­ nut Alevlium Weight Y'ace It, AL Alason. Jr., South Sanford nette Potter, Mary, Katherine, and Powder, It ; C o m p a r t . Ann Wlggln*, and Martha and Itougr, T5p; -lap lick, I I ; Louise Perlilns, motored to Or­ hope, Eye Shadow, grey, " h ; ta li', fear, hate, lust and greed lando this morning to spend the Bill, during the six days of the ( 'nametie Soup, "k-: Aleiliday at the Central Florida 'Repo­ nre responsible for the presence nf voyage, fate lakes " hand in their i inaI Alasipiei sition. the passenger* aboard ''Luxury private and puhlfr lives and the Liner,” that new II. P. Schulherg luxurious hotel of the sea la-eomei Paramount production w h i r ii a hot-ls',1 nf roaring passion*, un­ nnened yrsterdny nt the Aliiaue til, front a thrilling climax, their Theatre, featuring George Brent. destiny lake* on once more n sentZita Johann. Vivienne Osborne^ J.|gnrM uf,n nlcrAtlr’ WTill!1 Arid Vc'rfee' T ra^ i ; , An excellent cast portray* the x/^sri Up With ’ about M members In at- Em h is prompted to .all by a dif­ tendance, the regular meeting of ferent emotion yet rill have be­ most .heterogeneous cro**-*ecllon of humanity It has ls-en the the East Side Primary P.-T. A fore them a common vision of screen'* privilege to offer. was held yesterday afternoon ut the school auditorium ami was followed by a George Washington tea. Alra. J. C. Mitchell presided over the business srssion and *j>, pointed Aim, J, C. Hutchison, Air*. J. T. Ellis, and Mis* Jean Max­ well to serve on the nominating .committee. * . , Mrs. R. E. Herndon, Air*. J. T. KUis, and Mr*. I. W. Owens were elected a* delegate* to represent the organisation at the county 1W*ropnell meeting of P,-T. A. in Paolw next Wednesday. The attend­ ance priie for the day was awarded to the room taught by Mis* Dorothy Stoke*. ' The following program wa« giv­ en nt the conclusion of all bus[ness: Talk, “ A Tribute lo Fournier*' Day— Air*. R. F. Cooper. Playlet, “ February, the C}ueen of the Month*"— Second Grade. Playlet. “ Alany Year* Ago"—First and Third Grade*. Song, “ Bonnie, Bonnie Flag"— School. Cello Soto*. “ A(inuet In G* and T r e e * " —Mis* Mildred Nl*. ac­ companied by Mis* Carolyn Col­ lier. Refreshments were served late In the afternoon by Mr*. J. C. Hutchison. Mr*. Vivian A. Speer, and MY*. Ralph M. Warren, hostr«*cs for tk^day. Social And Personal-Activities P erso n a ls One Act Operetta Is Given A tjligh School .... . ..... ..... Social CakndaTl FARR F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y 24. IM S CORRECTION <n P.-T. A. work I* Invited. I.;i lR I-H TH F P l»t ADR 5 COMING Monthly luncheon and annual It was Inadvertently -tatcl ini B ATTLE CREEK. Mi.h. Some election of officer, o f the Wornf n-ek will rut ad on'* Club of Sanford will tab.- yesterday's issue that "Presto. the. men o f Butt .Magician,'' a part » j ihe program Mur. :t I" t’ro'e*t a nn*t wearing place at l£:30 o’clock at the club, women. given at the meeting of the Sfin- o f trouser* house with Mr*. 8. D. liifhleyThe men's ■afermnt -aid: foot* High School P.-T. A. Tues­ ntsn. Mr*. B. C. Moore, and Mrs, pn- .rtid tlj i "Women h» ■ . r i wearing the (' It. Mason as hostesses. Resrrva.; day evening, ' s o Mis* Rlolse Winn and J...in |hgh- pant* iii the h.iii*e t i» long. Now, Imn must be mad* by Monday at ton. Ily W ray of mrrrrtr.in we I they've rtui'r.i wearing them on RWITI with Dr. Elisabeth Tracy. wish In state that Kit) i..:n| Mm:- the street. We funtuily protest." •nlvatire, J r, ga»e t>... number.! Every mm her will wear a skirt, David Lane rs*ntinues to l*e ill ‘■Presto, the Magician,'* and Mis* and bnnm i ■ *eill display the nrer'*, nt his home, £10 Fremh Avenue, IVm.i nod Mr. Dighton iii..brv,| i threat irdopl sklft* permnnentwith a fractured leg. vocal duet* tbe Women relent. j ly unt I SUPPER Ke neftt Junior Hljjh P.-T*A. School Lunch Room Adults ............. 3 35c C hildren ............ 15c (to Jr. High age) T U E SD A Y . FEB. 25th 6:30 i\ M. Special P rogra m t \Ja n e Kay, ■ i ) ;< p Milanc FilmCombines Many Natural Traits East Side P.-T. A. Holds Regular Meet -SAFETY? ____________ ___________ _______ ____ . — — — Today's nmlnrs uml cars ate built for speed. Where only a few yea rs a g o 30 m iles per hour was considered a dan ger­ ous speed today many cars may tra v e l a s fast as 70 or K0 m iles per hour wi l h com parative s a fe ly . . . unless a tire blow s m il. I f such an unfortu nate accident occurs It is nu fau lt n f the car. For economy, com m on sense nnd s a fe ly to y o u rself and others keep you r ca r equipped w llh a b e lte r g ra d e o f t i r e s ............ PLAY SAFE BUY ONLY Ttrestone CHANG!'] YOUR SPARK PLUGS Tests have proven i ha ng e miles. spark t I hat it pays tn plu g* e v ir y 10,000 T h e cost o f I he ttew plugs is small when I In- ninitiiul o f gas saved Is iiaisidered. New Shipment Gordon Scat Covers C O U I'K . . . SEDAN . . $1.69 $3.29 SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP Firestone T ir e s — F irrslu n e lla tle r ic s F ireslone Drake L in in g— W orn l'e p - (T o s le y Itadios and Fllectric K efrlg ern to rs Tlnlenc M otor Oil— W ashing anil P olish in g— Greasing F irs t and Kim Phone HD3 -rrfli'u p\fSFT- *■ - » 4f • * �-J * Canada wrro briny diichorrr-l ami ! f f r lf lf r « 'M la la brought to executives from thr I'nitrl i |,U •llrnttan. Its did not bellow State* werr being prrmittml t» ' '.Sara hml been any general pracertler Canada to rrplute them o n ! lira of this kind, and as- ure l tb* voiced on tho floor o f thr llotHo ' H».i«a that (hr government haif of •Commons recently by J»mr-> ! no intention of allowing Canadian .Matcblni, former hiiniaUr of trade rivrv/tiven, f>rn In minor |mt>, tn Ito discharged in favne of men Wealey A. Gov d,ifL ren t t c io M tho lin o from tho United State*. Itrmonetixation of Hirer * u urged by Thoms* Reid, liboral. Now Westminister, ia tho rounr of a delate precipitated by Wil­ liam I retire, member * f the Co­ operative Party, by a revolution railing for a *tudy of the Bank Art by a irlrrt contrailleo with particular rrfrrrncr to final de­ parture from tho gold bail*. De­ preciation of the Hollar tq parity with the pound, and the reduction of tho internal debt Ly deflation. There's n a tu ra l fla v o r in ^Hr2w-jr Kraft C h eese Trflie sure n f gening it. buy your American Cbcrae in lurkngeo o r fr o m f o il . w r a p p e d lo a v e s Burked K m jt. Ideal for cook inf. S t a t e Legislature To Be Made Up Of Men Of Experience Cannon WamsDrys Fight For Repeal NeedsOrganization fCantinurd horn Pare One) ^ I*r»d. »lof iw. lie termed Smith »< a “ii 'i li f.e of prohihi. tie*” ant.* said Ir.al ho tv the lead­ er of the wet re-dikm ard had been ainee 11*30. The statement inrluthd a ref­ erence t> the “ lawle'i fj*m akers” in both (wm&c i who, m »* > • * f*r the rv*ubmt*,i<Mi of the prohibition amen-men I, "vt -ale| their ewth* of offiie, their oath* la support the Can-lilation of thr United State*.” The speaker assailed l»r. Nich­ olas Murray liutlrr wh m he u k l c armed **infaltabihty im-fni only to that of the Pape at Rome", for kb “foi e phibsvophin end a ll* bailing -tatrmvnU'* which he slid hat.’ largely influenced John 1*. It ckrfcllrr. Jr., to w a i t that ” (.i»h»Ution U a failure.” "*I believe in (he Sincerity ( Continued from Pago One) of Ko-lefrllrr llH h ip I W o n M id , ill**, " f lleFunljk, Hugh llale, "but he has been g 11. ■- 1y misled, ’ ItrimksviUe, a tffe lf. A. Mac-. and* l* ignorant of the fact* in ator tlillia has served in both home and senate, ia aa effe-tive and able speaker and parliamen­ tarian. .Senator llale ha* been in Ihe senate before ansi aperialiied In moils. Senator MarWilliam* was a (lower in the upper house In governor Hardee'* time lefure anmr nf Ihe younger aerator* were mil of,knee breecho*. Unlike the hou.«e where bloc* are usually organitrd the august senator* ares mostly Iml iv ideal*, forming Into clli|ue» only for the purport of passing certain*"bills no rind no waste QUICK ACTION PfoM iUry'n Bcrsl p'incttt Urnmilutitl C-H». ,12-lb. Baar S U G A R FLOUR 18c 33c 63c 10 Cloth Hat- 41c COMPOUND 25c 49c aUL'iANA lilt AND Finest S b orloitln R ' wtrfro ftt’iT BEANS 6 'St 25c IO NA llllA N D Unity Lima BEANS No. 2 Can ffp q U A K E K MAID Ketchup Idtrifu <| A p Bottle' I v L . _ 'l-lb. ( ’In. Fancy U , S. N o . 1 8-lb. Ctn. talking atr ut, alien he said that ibiuklng i* on the increase nod that prchibiuuo i» a failure." In reference* to Jane A Clams, rested womaa *s>ci iogut and N'ob elp rU e winner. A m . \V. Woodami then diualviog their liars. Among tho hold-over* who drag rnrut.lv ratio wright are to b* noticml Senator« llaye* Lewis, , f Marianna. Utl. white-haired and rosigh and ready in deba>e. William C. I lodge*, of Tallahaosoo. wily, -toope,l and long haireu orator; Judge C. I*. 0 * 1 ke, of Mont reel III, rvnservatiir, quirt hut powerful; Arthur Comes, dofeatrsl , an-lelate for gmernor, lowering and dark; pat Whitak­ er. of Tampa, former president, setter, aggressive ansi Of mestiurn stout build; c'amurt Wjtchr fietien. of Itu*Knelt, stocky pug­ nacious ami often a lone Kami J. Udwin Iarson, of Keystone Heights, is a Ill'll graduate from the hou-c. from which »everal| other 'members hare stepped in the pO-t. Ami so not one third of thr new rrnatr Is larking ip IrgisJalis r rspef lene Trad.lion which trtav hr discnnlrd in thr hnu*r will thrrrfssro ptobaMy survive In Ihe more signified, slower Braving but ms*ro potentially p«etent senate. nrfc, national pr i U t l li n A m U r. and Krangeltno Bm U of the 5a] vatHa Army, Rnbop quoted i W r n t t U i t t f i M n i to U o a n U li r c U Ihr i t m » of frohihilioa. "T *t“, ho sail. “the yrv*’ of (ho nation would « t pity up thrir t U l n o i b aa they did Rorkrfallar'a aithoach tkry a ir person* of nido eiperienre and tlw * (onUct with tho pfwh­ im . | i< t you frankly, which opinions da your o a s id rr cor“The Iroub’e with tho prohihitiofl question*^ ho raid, “ ia this ronstart undermiaing o f the mo­ rale of our people by subtle charges »■*.' slstemm-.s that hate Bo bast* « f troth. Tho purpose of the Kighteeath Amendment ha* been eatiiely ore Hooked. Society po^**d the amcadme-t because it it didn't want a pack of drunken people rooming the streets of our Cities and town* relating a a j in­ fringing upon the right, of others.' "Ib . L’jller telle us (hat the pro­ hibition law ha* drmoaslratrd that toe u r w t - t i i foe a m is to get Ihj-mt U to tell him he can't hair It*. Dish p Cannon said. T h at rUlemeat is wee of" the licet rum ple* of the undercutting la v h porfrrt or would aet ho violat'd. I do awl My Ihoro in tm diiakiarr going on f - r I know that Ihoro to. Tho Tro CnamoadmrnU a :r broken n r i y hoar of tho day. yet die* aoyrio aay that tt » t» “Am e-mditioa* betU r tow then befrro pcohihit ma ?" After M year* o f the fight against tho ll-ioor traffic, I *ay that they am, ( Oftrluding ho said that "Tho trouble with us la that wo dry peoplo behove in prohibition bod we've heeu Mndbngged. W *‘»o been naC* to rood that thing* are worse. The way ta meet these pe-p'e and their itatowMiU and charge* i* to prove them. We*ve got te win this fight with our bends up. for we win km If wo let the financially powerful wet crowd ret away with their * w t " P ' n . m * r t o f IW 'A iiP S a U o d L f j C e at W aihin^an j iw i h ] Drthop Cannon an tho platform. “ We ate straight up agninat a doing >-■ much damage. That is situation which we can't escape. ike kind of fatso philooophy which If you arc going to ho negative is going the rottBiV* and iaddfervtt, them it no way In answering laic statement, in the world to save prohilition ia flulup l annua asked whether or Ibis country. You must onto farm l pevple told rotten fl.h nr vege­ w ari nuw ta help ut tarry on table* he<aiae there !* , law this light against our age-old against such driving, w whether enemy.” they drove recklessly m au.omoWbr* because there is a law agiiast such drivink, or whether they deliberately *tard under ? K » Smoking” sign* and «m»keT Further, he tal-J of an eiperlenee w.th a amthrr who Ha Fromplained that prohibition tad made her slaughter* take to li-|unr and weir birder to manage. |lr asked the milker whether the girl* tai->kt er "fettei", and when she aai«| tkat they del. hr a<krd why the mother ia not playing fair in the matter. "W*hy should *bo say that piohihitloa had made hrr daughters iVisk", he asked. * » V n tloy imotr iinil'pei 'al­ though there air r*» laws whwh say that they shouldn't?" IHgrrssing, be taid that what appraea ta hale been w'wet vie-, lory at thr polls in N « r a > e r did w t mme as the res-It of a Wet and dry fight. "It was the outeoove of a macs nrovon l3ssrs*nletit ami unrest by (eople who dial not want liquor, but food and Hoiking”, be *»ld. i As be noored tho VcneLialaa of JL toHkctwrcihcAwrfw. And A a - I wfcai Dfff MI- I | L id *— — IIA K U certainly •■ ■ U l . — ere! So A-od. ia (act, that they ago America's Uu-acRtag c rnkcr* Setvo themwith m aps VrbutcHvme. nsiaeiiblaff. ( n e l n w W . A retl food lurgjin whether ia tho d u l l or larger-slant pucL-ipet* FU "b ■ **“ j J| I. NATIONAL BiiCurr COHfW., Spcdah For .-Saturday -1 — Wl - lint Is Made it,UseOfU.& s*In Canada , > *. Potatoes 10 Lbs. 13/ 25c It.mi Mrahil •riiM 1 rafts (Junker Maid itftlfM Jb ril'A N M IR-o l run Kneorr lirand S P A O llh T T I . 3 In lf runs SannyrieW P A N C A K E F L O U R . I 'i - l b . i A Our Oven lllrnd TEA -l!». nkir. Itajali S A I A l l O ltK K S IN U . r>t. i:ir Sultunn P E A N U T IIU T T E U . l-lb. for PSYLLIUM SEED ....... CL| V \ r ....... ......... b .................. ........... . 2Sc 5c 19c 15c 13c P H O N E 5H-W 303 SA N F O R D A V E . F A N C Y . P E N -F E D P H O N E SA-W L A C T O -D E X T O I N OSENE BANANAS ttEUSft, qL jar.... Il-lb. Saclf & R. FLOUR amt 2 Heads LETTUCE ONIONS 8 lb. dn. LARD.... 4 Po u n 4 Carton LARD; (8 Ibs... .49c) Q l J fr ’ Prepared G RANDM O THER'S C *U Imperial Dry BREAD GINO Elt ALE. per cane— 12 M i le s luna lira ml PEACH ES, 2 No. 2 ', Ctliw 4-lh.ctn. LARD andSd-lka^R, Pillsbufy Floor «D U. Fancy 70-KU Sue Ss No. 1 IHah POTAtOESi 10-lbs. PRU NES, lb. White House Brand WESSON OIL (Pint .....I7r) Quart te V A rtrttA T K D MILK CHIP8 0 . 2 pkRH. A A I' or Octagon C L E A N SE n . ntn Camay or Ottagon TOILET SOAP, rake Sunny field Bnuv quicfroqQ Km i > Ballurd’H "OlH>ll.4k>a 6-II». FLOUR : odfVkJSro lDa Extra m -L h . PkRs- id Monte Ucllclouit SI left! T Sliced INEAPPLE IV » e rc L o o t F A N C Y ROUND OR MfeAT MARKETS n o fo rk ............1 0 c ^ K S nib!".,n..orC,uS 1 W m SAUSAGE, i T 'r r i ; A e . 3 - l b s - . . . ___ C O C _______..... 8 c SUGAR C U R E D , 1/ �HERALD. SAkFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. F E B R U A R Y ' t 9 S 3 TVend Of Business Li February Shows Advance In Pbees *r, and the oil hwtaatry, Mill aufftrine fmm ovnrpmtnrHon ami been competition in tha market­ ing at refined prodocD, is bealanine to offer erganired sup­ port la state control of output, and hopes for bettor conditions. it b said Beporta from electric light and power compen its Indicate that home and commercial light­ ing la on a par with 1012, but the industrial load Is off. In general, output la running about eight percent behind last pear. Non-ftrrous mats) plants are said to hart fait no opturn, hut irnted Urn.tin project is proving ktadm s mrt- I great _ Dim of Mr. lindens plantation* " elbow ,.r 3(.r„ ^ d K i.rJ WASHINGTON. F*b SI. -(/Pi rho a*j*rtion that t.»- It.-puMlc-; t" -trip, o f about 100 aerr* each. aie sold rn wHaiticr n-a N E W ’ y OR k T w S4 ! T V - that the trade will.re* sonahlr terms the retem -* prnTbe trend o f I w Im m ta tha twenty percent increase hi L" a* Mr. Itailrn'n object i* not to Associated Papers. lie . duction foe January over I'l 1 akr a profit, but tu help the roll a»d Sceertary Mill* it tt thar rains bt spats, although In same month In 1MI. men \\ tin: Irronu- he dcrivri i. it, regain rostrol of the ir vern* Coal preduction Increased general there waa a flattening put hark into nradeil Improve­ mcnl was made in the Hjuic yesaat Of the apward caret of Jan- erutily earlier hi tha moat ment ‘. leruny hy Represent*! nr Tinklct tha stimulus of cold 1 The settlers have aniuitrd a ham. ennuuum-y pride. They grow toe it The Mas*achuselts Ri-puMfean' otin fuel and are learning to •nit: that in Europe, under the maik,t it profitably. Many dedaie Ht'oeerStimsir-MeHon r r c i m r , tha trade's attitude is described arrival. they r-vrr want to return to the the I'niled States not n t only hi* as hopeful. Tha recant increase city permanently. Mean* of tran*in automobile activity was re* pi’itatt. n and communication, n lost prestige but "is regarded with rontempt or ridicule for it* fleeted in plating shops, foun­ store. „r.d an assembly house have emoti nil amt maladreit inter, dries and distasting plant*. 1-e* n rurmshetl by Mr. Iladrn. A fsiinre in (he po'-itieal sif.ni, of tu- transports the ehil.iren to and Europe" front a near-by .chool. "It is i nthmkahle", he said, evnal thousands pecan trees FRESH. LARGE plar;e I In 1©21 are hearing fruit "that the Republic an party can T A l.fjM IA S S rE , Feh. H .—Of an * almost every form hoa*t« of ever again o'tain venlrol of the govern met t under *nrh 'rat.Vr-1 the 1,009,111 scras o f private for­ • feu t f these trees. ship as it hs, had during the p u t est land niow being protected from Lb. Fresh four year*, under Mr. II over, Mr. uncontrolled fires in Florida, only DKK.43LKR IS lt|*.STIN'ti Stlmssu and Mr. Mill 423.1 acres burned during the first PALATK A, Feb. 21—Omar W il­ NKM YORK—-Matte Hies sic months of the present flo-nl son, known as a “ king" bootleg­ year, according to statistics re­ the renimedknne. was “ tvs M r s \ I’liii.kNTRituri.sr ger, b being held in the Putnam leased hy the Florida Forest Sure- coriif„: ta’ily** after a minor «| county jail, and will probably face lion. ilingubhcj files which were following the sensational kllkn*; d .ring this period was 11 acres. FRESH PICKED o f Id.am Rufus (Ruck) Bennett, The Florida Forest y'errlts I* 32. Friday night. Jimmie Bailey, colored chauffeur foe Wilson, also mm co-operating with 210 landoccupies n rell at the jail, and ls owners for the control of prom Isbeing held as a material witness. runes woods burning. Of this number, 40 arc turpentine opera­ Bennett waa shot and kilted tors whs* are r,cope rating by whi‘* standing in front nf his plowing fir* line* amt aapprcaatag homr. Sixth anj Madison Streets. arridenlal fires Instead oT burning The death wound was inflicted hy 1 M A IN E POTATOES >, 10 Poundn Mr the woods as a protective measure. a bullet, fired from a revolver, [F A N C Y Y E L L O W SQUASH Pound 5c Many naval store* operator* re­ that entered the jut k o f the head J f A N C Y L A R G E EG G PLA N T S each 5c port In-erased gum Tow and high­ low down, ranging upward ami er grade* af main on land whore GREEN lodging in .the front nf the skull. fires are not permitted to bum. Five shot* were fired, witnesses There are 779JKS* acres of for­ •laird, nil o f which took effect. KITCHEN TKSTKD' One bullet entered the left arm. est land under protection in the three national fnre.'t* of the stale which, together with the shore mentioned area o f private land, SAT U R D A Y . FEB. 25 A N D M O N D A Y . F E B . 27 gives a total of 1,71*9,1 T'l seres un­ der pm tret ion in the state of Florida. This represent- 7.7 per cent o f the total forest am* reed­ ing protection, which i* placed at luiml O' Sunshine approximately tWO#.*!® acres. Snap l*uwder 5 lbs- CORN _________________ ‘ 25/ 6 for — JACK'S PLACE 403-405 SANFORD AVE. GOLDEN KEY MILK tall cans 5/ NAVY BEANS 3 Lbs. 10/ LARD 4 Lbs. 25/ SUGAR 5 Lbs. 22/ 10c RICK 1 1 C {Snowdrift Fire - Protection Seen As Helping “King” Bootlegger Private, Forests Of Palatka Is Held On Slaying Charge 5/ Ol |APPLES r th* ""^Hoover InfluenceMuat J r * * ' ti.ru J cf I t* West, notified Govet ;Be Loosed, Solon bays hr „„ follows v of 5 PimmU d d Pound Many Other Specials— See Our Prices Before You Buy Not just on week-ends but on every week-day as well. This store performs this service to you at all times. Shop daily here . . . have a balance in your budget! 25/ I CANS HITTEK'H CAMPBKLI.’H ASKT'li FLAVOUR BETTER FOOD STORES NO. 2 C A N S Better Food TOMATOES 5/ SALAD DRESSING H Lb. Hershey'n ^ la a . White, Granulated 2 For 10/ CHIPSO 15/ Phillip's PO RK and 5 Pounds Rumford’s Baking 21 Pounds v u FLOUR POWDER Tall 12/ P1LLSBURY 1-Lb. Pkg. MILK 3 Cans 21/ BEANS SUGAR EVERYDAY Small Size , 9 COCOA Pints 13c Quarts 25c Osceola— Apple Baby— 2 For Sff 57/1 38-oz. Jar j 5/ BUTTER 15/1 Silver King— Superior Quality Ginger 2 for LUX Rinso Ambassador-Not Cheap Toilet 4 Rolls '1JUXToilet Soap. Sweet Mixed 2-t-oz. jar Maxwell Hou.ae Waxed Lunch 2 rolls Compound 1-lb pk?. Raisins 12-oz. pkr. Apricots Absolutely the BeatWhite No Sail or Water Added Choice 10c Pound B A C O N 6 % < -7 % / Price Reduced on that Good Osrtota W ater Ground No. 24 lbs. White SJL Flour 8 lb. Bucket pure Lard I PRODUCE P O R K CHO p J Wha._____ ... Batf ^ .H E A R T S , Ih— .................... 1 Cdn-W(*g|iad Sliced BKFST. BAC O N, lb_________ Va. Mb SM OKED BAC O N, l b . ____ f " f1---------------H A M . A ..... .... ........ _ . _ LEESBURG, Feh. 21.—Effort* to ral*e a deficit o f approximate­ ly fg.iam in nnler llmt the Icrebt rg *trhool« may ej*-rale for lit,' right month*’ term, will tie made, ■rennling t « t|e,i*ion o f reprr*.*ntali re* e f the varino* civic organItalion* nf the city, at a meeting In lb , city hall re-ently, addre-cej by Rev. ft. J. Johnvton. chairman o f the board of local trustee*. A flat tuition rate for all pu­ pil* o f the district, with a romrwhat larger amount to Iw pai,| hy thone coming from nUUhle the dl* triet and coenty, i* ore of the method* propowil. Children from •evvral other di.lrirt*. to the num­ ber o f 1(0, attend the lee-burg •chool*. and from three pupil, no money ha* been received for the pail few year*, although their re■pective dbtriet* receive fuad* for educational porpo-e*. A tomm itlr, ror-n-,-ed nf J. Locke Wil Yam*, F - 'lr M. Fain «nd John dart » • * n t-toit le,l to rnnfe, with •!,. • - i •*■ nf there outlying dl»!r' •*. I.,: « I 'c |iaecnU In |dctl*e h‘ ~ * « i i pey tuition for their ^1,‘t ' . ntt-nding -chool ar* be- , out Ibi- week lo rvcrV: ‘ „ ;t- in lu-e*hurg and on the te-l >*re* - tnceivnl largely depeml,1 -it.ility o f llie »-hool* lo te-, ni-l open after Feh. 24. There are t,r.,' hi ndte.1 netenty-fWe pupil*j 'a the city school*. WarVeterans Have RcspondedTo Plan Made By Atlantan Lb. Over Sea Dimple Marrow Cat From Choice Tender Steers. STEAKS— AU Cola, IK ___ Leesburg To Study PlanOf Continuing City S c h o o l TerrtV 17c 25c 10c 15c 12ic 25c The. Flnaat Money Can Buy— A a Meadow Gald BUTTER. Ml ____ Z«C B A N A N A S . 3-lbs........ No. 11 POTATO ES, 10-lba-........ TOM ATOES. M b s.______ # 1 14c 15c — 15c ^25c 10c LE M O NS, p t r t o ......... — PO TATOES, 10-lba.-------- COLUMBUS, Ca.—The FrL & Sat Specials 25c BREAM S-ha U J, r iw U r k lr n la f ip fC k N PERCH v H liV O . |.kir. H OM INY. 2 for No. 2 Fan* III. li. Iluntnm t\ A 41. SOAI*. CORN, -I iIiItjCiAl \\ • flit'll No. I rnn l.lbliy', or I i,-l Mont* , :i tiikm O* lahhy* ES, 2 r;ms Mamrchino Fruit fur Salad, 2 for. CHERRIES. 5-0*. hi I...... Libby'* Tomato I’IMKNTOKS. 2 for GRITS, Qt* Jar Si hlm uf' a Waihburn'- I'umake JUICE. 2 canti phkM, PRUNES, 2 foi* S A L A D DRESSING FLOUR. 2 pkifH. No. 2 1 Fun Lildiy'* All Kino- KRAUT, 2 for U IG A IO n TE S. ukK lil-oi. Fan* fiortnn'* V. H. NO. I (iltKKN MOUNTAIN LETTUCE 2 4 Lb, 25i A P P LES SARDINES, .1 run* \KL‘V0 t OFYKE, lb. SPAG H E TTI. II fur Tail Fan* l‘ink _ — I no » nr- lakhy’a V ll.s 1 Inr - ... Idaho Unking SALM ON. 3 for 15^ Fake t'nn Free! Wi.lt Ameitcan till CRIHCO, H-llw. Okay Macaroni, N,H...|i*'un POTATOES, .Vila*. Libby's Vienna Navy IIEANS, l-lb*. IMmn PICKLES. 2i:*o». inr TEA. 'f ib ,. N". I Fan, Sl anl i i d N'". 2'-, • in Mu»*-Iman’s . CORNED B EE F. 2 fur A P P L E M TTBR N o i l Jan* bhiva*'- and Vn Dare P E A N U T BUTTER . 2 f G INGER ALE, 2 IttiU Pint S A U S A G E . .1 cans Uuaker OATS. 2 itkKHP<>£ iiii.l I'urpy Fixxl ('A M I, ,‘t tans Picnic SinAHPA11AGUS 12-ul. -fill- Slinulii-rrv PRKHKItVES SLICED BEEF Su i ft MUfil tin Ma> .>11 II»n*r For I'rt -t rvjng Standard Gif A PE J U R E , 2 for 25c 10c 1VC NO. I FAN KXTIt.V .STANDARD JELLO 3 PKGS. 17* 118 Mag. Avenue 1IETTKR QUALITY A T LOWEST PRICES PICNIC HAMS (Sugar Cured) BK.ST STRKAK O' LEAN WHITE FA N C Y TENDER L A M IH Whole n r Hnlf) SHOULDER ROAST FRESH WESTERN NBCK FRESH W E S T N . PORK SHOULDER PU NIC STYLE Small to r Select 35c 25c 10c OYSTERS, qt. to/ lb. FANCY TENDER BEEF POT ROAST 60c 25c Heads lit Hull Kvaporuted A P I t ii Ill'S . 2-Hw^. A „ i i . w . I n Your Tab OYSTERS. 2 for FRANKS. Ib. 5-Bhl Tender Sanford liilltl! 25c y« CHADS LEMONS, do*. *»AP. :i rake* • wye Sue 4*lba. O YSTERS ft 8HR1MP U k BLACK B A S S A. liuhlvn Juicy F'al. l i fe lltioy Health plaw- the Argnnna •hare* Farm* rear hare may not have 'wan beaten from lb* sword* of ;h» Argonn* battl* front tn Frarre, but the Mina cwurare and *rlrimlnatlon shown thare in ltllit are found today In tha field* " f lhi* rapidly growing agricultural community. Atout a year ago Charle* J. I laden. Atlanta civic leader, conreived the plan at using bl* ex­ tensive farm lands a* a haven fo r ' war veteran* who wished to farm rod supplement this work with oc-uiunal employment la the city. M ULLET ARGO T E A S, RUTTER, lh, HINSO.-S-pkits D. V. W A R R E N L A K E M ONROE I*. C. K IN A R D 917 W . F IR ST ST. 12 ic 35 c 1? c Bulk Ccmixrurtl LARD, 2-lb«......... FKFJSIl DRESSED HENS and FRYE8RS >A Sliced (riml on) BACON, lb. Ixnn. Meaty Sparc RIBS, lb. I^ r g r Juicy WIKNERS. lb. .... Bent Creamery Tub BUTTER, Ib......... 12 c 6^ c 9c 24 c lb. 10/ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 24, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/30848bfa911ba47295d46e6f7c002790.pdf e2f5352f05a7ca79501bb793c59c76f2 PDF Text Text 'JFW % % — ------- w . V S ? THE ; TO U S NEW SPAPER Partly ttewdy tealgkt w h j. >tehlMtoM la FterW a’a H e a r t T h e W orU *a G reatest V egeta b le S p ot t a d R ichest Garden Laa<L voi.tna xxm W EATHKR • A N IN D E P iK N D tK N T D A U .T N E W S P A P E R Member Aaeodeled Preaa N U M B E R 288 lA , 1 B U R S D A Y , F B B R U A R Y 23, 1933 SAN FO R D . FLORIDA, Colitis A tta ck Racks BORAH HITS GOTHAMBANK U.S.ArmsPo licy W ill DICTATORIAL HEADHCniRED Continue InEffeet, Is % <CermaksBodyButHis POWERVOTEDAS CROOKED Decision O f Roosevelt RecoverylsPredicted l\Hitler,WhomHisOpponents ’A t Health Although ChargelsBigArmyAdoocate He Is VerySfckMan MIAMI. Feb. 23. — (A.P.) O keys Disarmament Plan — After having taken a no­ ticeable turn for the worse ___ a*-tha.result at, an altaak-nt colitis which racked his body in a painful manner for the past several hours. Mayor l. Anton Cermak, of Chicago, was, It noon' today, given an “ 80* percent chance to recovw" from the bullet wound h « r etired at th# hanrfa of an I lu t u ln of PreeldentM L / npted "1' *t£ . iRooatrtIt In this city laat WASHINGTON, ftb . M . - i * ) —Senator Borah yesterday wrote M. C. Migrl. silk manufacturer «* Providence. R. I , that if Congress confers "dictatorial” power upon _ ..o i ie Pirsident-elecl Roosevelt he would „ p # * , Ro .evelt -to BERLIN, ftb . E t-W ’V-C,tun- aw,y altogether wtl* Armies If ^ Ado,f Hlthfi whom ^ f t t - ^ K r a “ J J p ^ n ~ r ,.T7T ly sersp hers afm.” rattling believer In big „ armlet and navies, committed hlmielf un­ equivocally yeetarday to • policy p1 universal end complete dis­ armament"W e are willing to go to any length* to further the ideal of disarmament," the chancellor tol" tha Aisoclated Pree*. Then, raising hi* voice passion­ ately and giving a punch to every word with an emphatic ges­ ture or a vigorous nod of hi* head, he continued: “ Bt’ t we Insist that th# same standards shall apply for all. Do Dr. Karl Mover, ono at aovcral dtending physiclano, said that at gon today ho had Improved conIdtrably. Ilia tomporaturo wao n at that hour, ha said. Two physicians opant the nlfht at hit bedside, however, during a nl|ht o f anaiaty resulting from tha cnlitla palna which caused groat concern and complicated condi­ tion* during tha lait 47 hour*. Mayor Cermah rested eemparatfrety e a rty t h lr momin* after tha attack* had waned, hie physi­ Republican M illio n ­ cian* report. _ , aire Sees Construc­ "M r. Cermak I* -by ' no mean* tive PeriodlnOfflng nut of danger.” declared Dr. J. W? Snyder laat night. *Ht la liv­ WASHINGTON, Feh. 23.-Deing from day to day, and It I* impoatible to *ay how long the flaring that florida Is taking the coliUe will laat.” blows of tha economic disturb­ “ We are atiU very much con­ ance with aa few scar* a* any cerned about Mr. Cermah'a con­ state in hto country, J- Ifonard dition, naturally hut' w#*TU W * reaaenabl#' exportation that he will Rrptegle, landing Republican e f Palm Beach, yeeterday said that ahow recovery tomorrow." .Dr. Tice raid tha mayor wo* U was singularly fortunate In hav­ f|U»d and exhausted, aa a rooult ing aa li* chief executive a man c f't h * collUa struggle." of the fibre and reeolute will of Mayor Cormak waa able to ralaa hlmaelf sufflctenUy In bed Gov. Deva Sholti. Not forgetful of hi* Republic­ lata yeatarday to eign • document releasing 14.234,000 to Chicago anism Mr. Replogle stated that ichool trachere over who«e need Governor Shulls already has giv­ he hae been worried while fight­ en heartening promise of a huslnesa-llka and constructive admin­ ing hie wound. make Authority to algn the r*vrHI istration, one that r — " waa conferred on Ceor-- Dahl- for betterment*- of fundamental man. of Chicago, who will atlvch mmillion* ami the satisfaction of hi* nam# to 31,200 warrant* rnv- th« taxpayer* o f the state. "In my opinion," he continued. •ring part of laat April's pav for (Contimien on Tage Three) tha Uacher*. Mrmber* of 'hCermak family loft tha hn*rltal In the evening, planning to relrrn today. The doctor alto left the Sheriff Baker Is Dead hospital. At Palm Beach Home Thl* declaration by the new chamellor was oaa of the mar­ ginal notes, so ta speak, emphasltng the point* In a written mem­ orandum which ha handed the correspondent at the conclusion of the interview. As llltler I* an exceedingly busy man. ■ number of written quest km* hod been -per-' to-' bhw previously with the understanding he would reply to those he deemed timely. "You have submitted a number of questions." aald Hitler. "To ( Continued On Tags fou r) REPLOGLE LAUDS SINGLE WEEK IS SHOLTZ FOR HIS REMAINING FOR RESOLUTE W ILL TAG PURCHASES Difficult N unes Now In News Explained WA8HINOTON, Fab. 23. -O PI — Thl* U tha wsy foreigner* in China pronounce 4$* geographical n a and names of leader* A K h figure In tha cUih between E n a and Japan: , Jehol, Rey-Ha. amphasia on -RayRhanhaikwan, Shsn-halgwkn. Chlnwangtao, Ckl-wan-dow. Chinehow, Chlh-eho.Mukden, Mook-4|n. Peiping, Ray-ping. Tientsin, Tin-sin. Manchukuo. MaS-ehu go. Tungllao, Tre*f-)00 gw. Chaoyanguu, Ctow-ysn-reo. Chaoyang. Chow-yang. Kailu. Kal-loo. Pelpiao, Bay-pag-ow. Genaral Ho Chn-Oa, Ho Choo- i * Marshall Chang Hilao-LUag, Chang Sorew-Loonng. General 1ft> Cho-Kua, Ho ChooGo. . General Nobuyoshl Muto (Japa w e ) , No-boo yo-tha Moo-to. General Kotaro Nakamura (Jepaaaaa), Ko-Ur-o Nock-am Geoarsl Yoahlmlchl Butuki (Jayaaaaa), To-sho-ma-csbre, Boo- ON SPEARS TONIGHT BWbop Jamaa J. Cannon. J r, af tha MethadUt Church, la ackaduled to deliver an adffrea* aa "The Wal Itabatnon" St Urn first Methodist Church hare tonight si 140 o'cieek. f . Bertt MtBride gf -the Asti-Salma Laagua la also •chodated t o ----------tad la spank tag to the dry Veteran Solon Replies MitcheU Comes Under Charge Of Montana To Man WhoHinted He Lacked Courage Solon During Quiz To Sponsor Measure Into Bank A ffairs WERT PALM BEACH. Feb. *3. —OP)—Robert C. Baker, 45, sher­ iff of Palm Beach county since t»20 and a law officer alnce 1900, died at hie home today of a cerrehral hemorrhage. Baker, a nationally known peace of Deer, died at 5:25 o clock this morning, lie had not been ill previously. ||a sprang into national promtnenra as the conqueror of the Ashley bandit gang. Handicapped by ths loss of a leg, he never­ theless led a Ufa full of danger ami activity. Ha was a former president of ths Florida Sheriff* Association, and h* and Ms fath­ er. the lafe Captain G#ortn Baker, were the only sheriffs this county has ever had. Sholtz, Wilder Declare They HaveNoPower To ExtendSaleTime TALLAHASSEE, F eh . 2 3 ^ -tA I —Florida motorists havs Just one more week In which to operate automobiles with IU32 license »»g* without subjecting themselves to arrest for failure to obtain IW1 County Exhibit A t Orlando Shares In PrizeMoney Award Seminole County’s exhibit at tho Central Florid* Exposition in Orlando today waa awarded priia money that lotosd acouf 3100 mere than was awirdcu’ laat year, tag*. (iov. Dav* Shills and AcUng j ynd termed one of the most Motor Vehlcla Commission*! beautiful In design in the entile Fair ground*. George Wilder said yssteiday thsy The exhibit was not Judged aa a bars no authority to esland the wh le. Instead, it was Judged in tims limit for keying u g* section, and according to variety, thsi after M-r. I lha law will be display, sducational value, and apenforced. Tha tlm« limit fur tag praranre of the several articles purchase la ftxtd by statute. displayed. Tag/ went "n First prixrs were awarded the but elrce Feb. 1 they have cost county for thr hbms cured m*aU t t percent additional. Governor displayed and the manufactured Sho ts ha* been keseigwl with re and varied industries display. t|ue>l* to extend the time ami tut Second ptlars wrrr givrn in prices of the license*, but he ws* vrgrlahj-s, rryslaliisd fruits and advised by Attorney General (ary candirs, end bulbs, frrns, and |». lamlia that he is without p.wer Lowers. to act. Third prire was given the dis­ T N governor has stid several play of home rannrd product*. tiinrs he will a.<k the Iceislstet*. Fourth priir* were given dis­ whlih wbl be cenveneii’ Apr. 4, to plays of citrus, and fruits other reduce price of tog* to $5 for than citrus. , small car* and 110 for large cars, Flesh vrgrtahlrs, flowers, and eliminate fees P*ld to tag agent* citrus will i* placsd in tha ex­ and distribute tags through hibit tonight, it was slated today, county collectors Inslssd of and residents i f the county again through agsnclss, as now piac were Invited to Jttltv' the throng which Is continually parading hr Herd. W ider said eale of tags up to for* the Seminole County display. Feb. 15 this year brought |3.32l. It ii estimated that hetwren >00 724.76 plus II54JM3.26 in applica­ and TOO persons virw this displsy tion* for tags which had not turn during the late afternoon and issued to that data. List year on eeening hiurs. that data sale of lags had pro­ duced I4.I5I.M110 or 1077.96X27 more than this year. I ait year on F*h. 16, there had been 186,735 tags Issued for pt<Superintendent o f Schools T. senger ears and 17,410 for trucks. This jresr on tkal data ther* had W. Lawton thl* morning announcml that all Kemlnol* County teen 145,642 tags Issued for pas­ school* will Iw closed tomorrow senger ears and IIJ64 for trucks. to permit pupil* to attend the Central Florida Reposition at Or­ lando a* guests of the manage menl. lie added that tha dr> will be mad* up at the closa of the school term, however. All pupils will be admitted tu banner he flew la utaay aa alec- the Fair without charge, and no lien rampaign. la 19)1 be quit the ll.'hrl will be required, he said, Rrpublican fold ta play an im­ provided pOpil* enter the grounds portant part hi tha Bull Moose before noon tomorrow. Mr. Lawton furihar stated that rebellion for Theodore Roosevelt. principal* o f all schools suggested Ickee bolted from regular Re­ publicanism again In 1914 to sup­ that th* ho'ldsy be granted be­ port Renatoe Jokason t f Cali­ cause “unless pupils are allowed a fornia for president against Cal­ d*> at this Fair, there will be so many of them absent on different vin Coolidge. Again..ia 1932, be Hay* during the week that their raised hla “ country before party” work will lie seriously Interrupt. flag and <H g»«4 . himself with ed." Therefore, It waa slated, Senator Johns#* and other pro­ “ |t I* to th* advantage o f th* gressive RspokBeto* fo r Rooseschools G, great oaa day an ths vtlt against Hsever. 24th. and to maka up this day In publl* prana aad from ros­ later. Ihu, avoiding tha lew per­ trum l*ks* battled famual In­ centage of average attendance sell's rise as ntflthw emperor for for th* week." a decade until tha flaeaeial de­ bacle ended laseOVpewer. Then TOWN 18 DEBT FREE _____ • 4 he entered a fight for lower gas, M ILUS. Ms**— Not a penny te electric aad trempmtolluo rate* that > ptin g d t e a * te Chicago owed on 19SS lax bPIs la tkte town of nearly 1000 Inhabitant*. and llllaala. Ickes, Named To Roosevelt Cabinet Tended Republic an R'e b e 1, Fighter CHICAGO,- Fab. 2S. - 4 A V - A" Republican rebel and a fighter for low public utility ra te* I* llarald L lekts. tha man foe whom President-elect Roosevelt Is understood to havs reserved a seat at the cabinet table aa In­ terior secretary. Never a public official, Ickaa hat been In the front lines of political campaigns through a ••»•* af years and la counted aa an our standing lander af progres­ sive Republicans: Bull Mooner ami L’lrsm Johnsonian. Aa secretary o f the later! or be would have tre public damala, IU ) powers, aa kW and Ickaa' absorption and on that subject hart to be hi sympathy with the polk lea eg the FNaideat■tach >. .... "Ceuatry before pgrtg” was the • o .f a ml. u,. nlmnu> ,congrasa nngre teeth pusillanimous with the reminder that ha was the President of the United Htates and not Its delator." Mlgct has written the Idaho Re­ publican suggesting he get up courige enojgh to say to tha Senate that an emegrerry exists and propoaa giving lha I'resldaat “dictatorial- power* within tha Constitution for a certain period." Replying, Borah said he waa willing to fir e Roosevelt "full powrr* enjoyable une'er tha Con­ stitution", but he had seen no statrmvnl “ Indicating that tho I’rcsident-eloct deslied any dic­ tatorial powers.” "Should Congress umlrtlake to confer up n him dictatorial pow­ er” , he said, " I would hope, I would expect him to fling It back In the cnstUring teeth of a pu­ sillanimous congress with the romlrdrr that he was the ptesident « r thFTTnlted Stiles nml riol IU dictator." (bounty Scnooi Pupils To (Jo To Fair Friday Cam pbell R elates Graphic Story O f His Record Drive A long Daytona Beach Sands WASHINGTON. Frb. S3~-(*> — An arnased Senate investigating C mmittee learned yesterday that whilr the National City Bank wav selling out It* rustomera In j I MtonMoeoo aln's daredevil automoille s '■jjtooa o w U. apwoad hla nnUvUne"r^'n*wTro*'yeTtfrJay 'r/teTnoen in International affairs yesW *7 rtV J T m T a S iV ' M , aanoenced definitely today set a new world* record for auto­ tfrdgy to the gubject o( dis­ he will auka no '■i o re speed mobiles hy burning up beach armament uni! ordered n contrials bare this year and would sand* at a 27'J mile an hour dip tlnuution of the preuent least Tuesday far New Yack to |n two runt, when surroendsd by sail foe England. Mar. 3. American policy In the im­ Campbell aald ha will skip kte news and cameramen shortly after pending Geneva parley. he had brought hli Juggernaut, raclag car asrtk temerrow or Conferring with Norman H. “ Th# Bluebird” , to a atop, aald 8*lgrdar. Decision to iaah# » • hie race was “ th# wowt rid# I Dsvte, American r*p^r**nUll,i• ln more trials waa rearbed after _____. Mryever had in my ||fa."....... th* »»m * tn<r'e<«nbmlc nsrotrh- ( ' Th* teach was bumpy, the risi­ tlons, Ju*t bafor# leaviag hla N*w alcian ... . .. be advisable la rare seen be­ bility had and on top of that h* York City texn* ys»t*rd*y Mr. . was forced to iteor tho bouncing cause af a serially sprained cor over the rour*« with only ono RooaCvtlt asksd him to contlnuu srm. _ bond ae he had Injured the other at acting chairmen of the tVlegaDAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 23.- a week ago in making repairs to Ilea at Genera. (Continued on Pag* Two) 0D—Sir Malcolm Campbell. BritTip Pr#*ld*nt-#l*<t tmphuitad WIDE VARIETY OF JAP INVASION IN IDEAS OFFERED JEHOL REPORTED TO AID_BUS1NESS AS POSTPONED ST. LOUIS. F*>». 13.-H P )—Tha pmnoniic laarljustment of the past ( r e years ha* aided the riuw of health rather thsn hindered it. in th* opinion of Dr. Mas C. Starkoff. veteran St. Louis health com­ missioner. “ It has prevented nvrresting end cut down consumption nf questionable slcnhollc beversges” . Dr. Rtarkloff bslisve*. "AI*o, peo­ ple haea been forced to slow un their spted of living.----------- ~ * "They hae* taken time to rest when tkey felt under the weather. They have had time to guard their children’* well-being pr>p*rly." Dr. Rtarkloff contend* thxt child health I* “ tho most accurst* ini'ex” of th* standing of any commonUyN iw In hi* sariy seventies, Dr. KtarUoff has been a practicing physician for 61 ytar* sn<l health officer of 81- Louis since 1X96. HYDE PARK. N. Y-. Feb. 23.— (A .P .)— President-elect n A Y TO NA BEACH. Feb. M. market crash of 192V It set aside j fl,4no.i'00 for Interest-free loans to prutrrt It* own hard pressed officer*. While this ws* being estab­ lished by the banking committee Hen. Wheeler, Democrat of Mon­ tana. on the floor of the Senate tcathirgly arraigned Charles K. MitchclljC hair man of the al City's board of directors, a* result of th# tetter's testimony that to avoid poyfhg an income tax In IV20 hs took a loss of nerrly $2.500,into by selling bank. atrrk I • a member of his family, tu, Is- rrhought later. "The host way to restore confi­ dence in the hunks", Whreler said, “ w tuld he to lake these crooked presidents out vf thr bank* and treat them a* we Irratad Al Ca­ pone when he failed to pay his in­ come tax.” Gordon S. Rentschler, president af tbs bank, told the romwttte* of the loan fund for the Institu­ Leaders Said Awaiting tion's officers, the money was ad­ PlanToHaRBtnkRuns Result Of League's vanced, h# said without Interest By Control O f With­ and some times without security Action On Dispute as a means of sustaining the mor­ * drawal* Is Outlined ale of the organisation. MUKDEN, Manchuria, Fab. 13. WASHINGTON, Fsb. 23. -(* ■ ) Under examination, ha disclosed —(AV-8trong indication* that Ja —Cures for hard Umrs, proposed that only about five percent of pan te postponing its offlntlv* the loans have been repaid, and yesterday to tha Kenata finance th il they have been written dbwn commltte* In H* search for eco­ - Into Jehol until th* Laagua o f N* . , lions passe* on recommsndattens and transferred by the bang t„ Its nomic security affiliate, th# National ^ / " ’"•eourere.n, th. Manchuria, dtopassage.o| th* jloaiaotk allotment ^ tau Clly Ca. farm relief kilt W fiMItlng vrith-i^*** . , _ , drawal o f bank rtepo.it. so a. l . . '* nd of plao. In addition, thon I* a heavy WardLaudbEfficiency prerant run*. Th# bahk fund quttlion war snowfall In Jshol, which hat hand­ O f Sholtz On Budget thrown Into th* haaring in th* icapped operations. midst o f a aUtemsnt by Wlnthrep Msanwhll* hop* Is expressed by ORLANDO, Feb. S3.—(1^— Ef­ Aldrich, chairman of tha Chaso Japan*** leaders that a peacaful ficiency of Gov. Dave Hholtg In National Bank of Ntw York, which ssltlemont of probtsm might re­ having the stale budget in th* presented a many-sided program sult from developmsnt* lft ''P « lhands of every legislator by Mar. for recovery, topped by general plng. I was lauded yesterday by Repr. scaling down of world tariff bar­ Howovar, report* that ChavyC. Fred Ward. Winter Park. In rier* and other obstruction* to In(Continued On. Pag# Three) an address on ths* 1933 legisla­ tsrnatlonal trad*. Senator Coussns, repoblican, ture before the Exchange Club. Repr. Ward saw another favor­ Michigan, askgd th# banker If hn CATCH 'EM AND LOSE 'EM (Continued On Pag* Thrfa) able sign In the changed altitude TALLAHA.HRKE—Escape of of the-Henate, which hs believe* BRRN PROBE REOPENED fuur convicts was reported by th* will cooperate with the House ■lot* prison bureau. At th* sam* this year In a rigid economy pro­ IJ)H ANOELEK. Feb. 21- (A 6 gram. Ila charged the Ranate of Rcnpenlng at th* Investigation in­ time, th* bureau told of capture of Howard Berk who escaped laat l!>3l with killing House Mils to to the death o f Paul Bern, mo- May from a road camp near save III,(XX),non expenses In the lion picture producer and hus­ Homotatt* Springs. last two years. band » f Jean llarlow I* likely at On tha question o f cutting IIa result Of a secret Inquiry by rense tags to the $6 and $10 ad­ STATE UNDER PRESSURE two mtoihore of th* grand Jury, vocated In this section Repr. flow Information reeoivsd by th* Ward pointed nut that surh a TALLAHASSEE — Oorernor pair from private source* is re­ step would depriva the putdle ported to bo th* Incentive for the Dav* Sholti said the stats depart­ .. boots af |2.nno.MMI revenue and present study Into th* clrcum- ment al Washington has requested that' ona rent from the ga* tax stones* af Bern's death. Bern Florida t>» see that Justice It don* would to some degree offset this was killed last September, and at th* trial of iwo Levy county loss. th* Inquaet aald It was suicide. peace officers charged with mur­ der for 'death o f Ihret Greek PAY~D AY FOR NAV Y I)epresnionSeenAHAid tpongs fishermen at Cedar Key. To Health O f People DavtoAakedToRemain A b Ch*irmanOfU.S. Delegation A t Far­ ley In Geneva Soon W A FH IN U TO N -So th. navy nsxt year ran do some work on every vsssel. It has authority to build, except two, the approprlv lions committao recommended to tha House that it approve th* allocation of $31»Jh».00<) to that branch of th* nation's defenses. from Now Yltek. Ho wlthhtld, however, announcsmsnt of other cabinet i fflcere besides 8*n. Hull, of Tcnncstoo, th* secretary of ctetr, and Mr. Woodln. Asked about th* rabl- < not lineup published yestertisy by th* Aisoclated Frees from KnshIngton, Mr. Roosevolt kopt silent. It* did reveal that Harold lekos, 0i Chicago, who wet carrird In that Hat as secretary of interior, waa at hla hem* In the last 21 hours. Tha Washington account that Dsnlsl Roper, of South Carolina, was du* to be secretary *>f c i m - . merer, created most turpi is* In tho Roosevelt family htre. (Ithere hav* been regarded as fairly well determined. Early announcements of th« appointment of tho full.wing arc expected: Attorney Central — .Senator Walsh, of Montana. Postmaster gtntrai—James a . Ferity of Ntw York. Merretsry of nary—Senator Hwanson, af Virginia. Secretary of agriculture—Henry Wallace, of Inwa. Secretary of labor—Mist Fran­ ces Perkins, of New York. The probable choice of Grorgu Dern, former governor of Utah, for secretary of wor, stood thn STAY HARD AT WORK test of speculation her# although other name* centlnlsd to to A T L A N T A —1 he Georgia house heard. of representatives will remain at work during Intugurtl ceremonies for I'resldent-elcc Ftnnklln D. Roosevelt. Disorderly Conduct Charges Occupy 1sti JPlace Among Many Aired In Court L I t v - — ---------- .... --------- --------------------- -— --------- NRYEK WBAR O tT Charge* of disorderly ronduct predominated among the, many rats* * f allsgad law-violations brought Into police court during lha past faw days, with an occa­ sional reckless driving or drunkrnnett chsirge aired, to glvo th* entire docket tha appaaranc* of a routine proceeding P. Moore, white, charged with being drunk was fined $5, while Robert Eubanks, wnU*. In court on a similar charge, waa flntd $2AO. U Boater, white, charged with bring drank, estreated a $6 COLORADO 8PRLNGS—Two Ta'lar county men espect *h#lr auUsas^iUa to last, >me* purrhasod, R. M. McIntyre, cf Florlaaant, ha* a 1910 Chalmcre that hag boas te esastagt terete*, aad Rad Bgudaahslt hto a 1909 Ford which te still drive*. A. H. Garrett, white, estreated a $10 band on a charge of reckteas driving while H. H. Enanu*1. whiter will answer to o reekloot drjrtkg charge on next Mon­ Will Willi* Morgan, who day "GeOrgo. Burton and Jam** Handenote, charged with disorderly to Davis that he regarded redue- | tlon of world armament* one of the mast vital and important teal- 1 tens of th* present time. II* remained ovor oovetal Imura In Naw York to consult with I Davla and a-*9 r°nfor with ( William H. Woodln. who wxs an*nouncod Tusaday night a* th* Rooaevolt teertury of tresjury. Jasso E. Jones, of j -***., the rrobablp now chairman of the Iteconstructlon Ftpanc* ('orpfrstten, wSs alto at ths Weodln. parley. Moot of his urgoal problems, In eluding Uto sotoctlon of his rnbi not, wore auk of th* wsy Mr. Rooaevolt entered tha heavtj guarded motor caravan brought him and members of , ,. figured In a collision elth Emanuel. V. C White, charged with 1mroper parking, was dismissed. Tha following, charged with disorderly conduct, wore dismissed after a hearing: Jlmmlt TyW, Henry White, Tletcher William*, Addl* Smith, Rosa Law . Parrish *nd Janie Read. Th* cat* of Luclous Washing­ ton, charged with transporting liquor, will bo tried nest Mon­ day. Piero* Cooper, charged with petit larceny, .wao dltmtetad, white Jo* Jonet. Wlllte Jonto, and W llllt MeGrlff, negro youths In court on tit* same charge ware trsrufarced to Juvenile court for action. . / . conduet, were-fined $11 cock, white Osoll /'king, charged with (C o «tig a «l On Faff* Three) Norria W arps Atfainst Morgan-Owned Firm WA 8HIN 0 J »N , Feb. t). — Senator Norrte, Ropubllcan, Nebraska, yesterday told t)\* BaanteT th* Jtdteaa Doctrte Instituto—formed aa a tqcrrstor to th* National Eloctrlc Light Asso­ ciation—“will boar writhing” In Its actions in'IwhaH of th* power I Industry. Tho Nsbraskto, assailing what ht termed “the power trust” rl 1 M charged to t^lkt J. P. Morgan n-' L Company, • campaign to get con­ trol o f th* public utility Industry In th* reentry.,. ' Through feftrioeklag director f* ales, he said, th* United Corpora ? tlon, n Morgen controlled com­ pany, controlled a number of subtidlarte* and.Jff of th* $1 trait*** o f tho rwctaUy formed Edison Electric Institute. , t l HI* eommente cam! In urging Uto Senate I*. Insist ttffra more money for t i g federal trad* c m r^— to cany * * Ko r - - « g and economic inrestlgaUon., ■J “.rD •id i. - aasairJi. ■« dL - — *■ �rveirfh. '• I «-•— «»— »— \ THE S a n f o r d Huge S a la ry Of HULL, W00DIN Banker Is bared GIVEN PO STS In S en ate Quiz IN C A B IN E T HERALD SANFORD F L O R ID A , 4**m*e a r r s N Ia t l » law tax ls*a* thereon aa Ih* t u b day March. A. D . t i l t Wltaaaa s w > o metal algaatar* IS4 seal Ibis th* llth. day of gehreary, A. D . 1 H ^ ... F E A T U R E OF C E N T R A L FLORIDA EXPOSITION A T O R LA N D Or ty. a Dotmt-ABO. By: (Continued from Pag* One) (Continued from Page f)ne| entire uay on the -land. , night that he ho,| invited Senator J II* described how he bjti* baught Cordell Hull, o f Tenne«\*e. to be < thousenu* bf lharr.t In in Natoo Natwom.1secretary of state, and Wil- j Ctty tank sto k "in tike midst of I’liam If. Wnndin, o f Penn-ylvanin,| the panic" iu ItrJtt t.» iu (|m ii tnu and New York, to la* secretory of market. the trea-ury ami they have acAltogether, hu sab!, he h tight cepted. “ In making the announcement i*,U W shires and shortly a.ters i n k sold 1D.000 of tht*. The re- nf the first*of his cabinet relerin*hung lh.ih.il shares, he trstt-[ Hons, Mr. Roosevelt made it plain tied, he sold "fo r U s purposes." J|hnt both o , the** gentlemen were "llnw much of n loss dlC that j virtually drafted. Senator Hull enable yuu t> show? ' a*krd Pc- wax reluctant to leave the Sen con. "Wa.n't It iTeerly fJ-inO.-! »*••- Mr- Woodln an* I-n'he to re , linr|Ui*h at thix time the active Mitch*,I replied it was between 1control of tho many Industrial en $2 ,700,0011 and $JJ»OJi00. trrprl-e* with which ho ha* been t„ amid avoid an an >',n* prominently WentiMTlia( enable) yin lu income tax for I I O , ilul-lt not?" Mr. WnoHIn nl th-1 redden" u knl tile (M lu rlt , nf linoaevelt Ju»t I f fore the air "V n , the Ii."m . Iiau* besn such ponnc-mcnt wan Hll'lr public. Th • \lml I tliihrt Im.r <V'« rtplu-»t lw mrnih'.nrry. gray -Tiitrwr. fnr.trbanker.' ninn who w tH tak y «y »r th- com­ Th- brilliantly lighted Seminole. County exhibit which occupies tho entire stage o f the Orlando Municipal Auditorium at Or••I hut rab* In III.- Iittrr purt • plex ta«k nf national finance Irfl (itndn where It yesterday was •"•n hy more than perean* wh •> thronged Into Ih* Fair Ground*. The diaplay is centered by a elope for n dinner pa/tj 1,1 ,(j,. diorama depicting the growth of celery In it* many pha*ee, Ea-h of sli recestian* in the exhibit sets o ff a display of either cured f t rViuM ih>( In' lnn»»«*‘li®lr l> ( t((i, 'meats, flowers, hnlhr, renned-gor*i», o r mamifnrrtiret prodnrtr. Th,» exhibit wa» designed and conslructoj by Byron Stephens, local It wan juat simply a sale of ,\i Washington, Senator Hull rummmerclal artist, and .1. K. Fox o f I’a'Ia •* in r»n*tant attends nee representing the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. iV*tti.'BCtr tu tiuiK* lho tin. rl » a gray haire,| man. ra-y id —-------- * • — ----- rf— ■n't it? ' a-kt,| Senator lln-.i»- npprnath and plra-ing In natniib _ i T w x rO T frc r* v w f nr »S III in linen H "iir'kl— ***ire-j-“ * ’i^ | 't ctrdltnr. nf 'IhV rich! closed in"Toil run rail ll that,” waa the tO T II B TO ntKIIITOMa ^•V'am ^m /m lful^dhe' ldgh hon-j Milvutge, W. A. I.clfler, II. B.. "Kep-t*t of-all the *X|>*n.lit;res, •titutlona In Orange courty. Thru* I t T in : i o i n r n r t m m l o r t r t reply. j i n u n . anaaivni.K ro rttr ioporto will al-o ili«l<Mo that th* nnd Ihe L-r.al ie«p..n*ihilltv Pope. F. II. MarMahor, lro n a r.'(i» detail, nf all the tanks daring Mitrlnll rvplaine.: ho later «T tT »: n r r u m io A . leiughl bark the bl:iek , i f IH.iHMi which thl* appointment rarrie*. I McLura., P. J. fitlne. G. C. Hir- my odmlnl.tratlnn have been filed mat o f liquidation, including ex­ IN tlK TIIK KltTATr OFi W it I.VAM a A l.f>im *7 K leeaaaiM. Stevens,, from jim e l . tim- with the einut penses of every nature, have been share* lircau>c hr “ -imply I, OH- to meet the responsibility 1 den,luieston, II. It. To all Creditor*. (Agate**. Die. luuliln't let thut purehi-rr take will, .nine degree of efficiency." 1 S. O. I ha.e. Sr.. J. C. I hue. II.j court of llicnge county, and an ihtorhed by the earnlnga. anil a Irltiol***. and all PaOua, hevlna or Irsmand* agalnel said Itr i- sufferlwv' fmm a fold If. Col. man, W. M. Ilayne*. W. I. i xaminalleo of the samr wi l re- net giln created amour ting to •K‘lalm* I ho "Joaa,** -iai*: • • . . . . . . . . - xoai ih« fact th.vl th* article ap“ I Indlvid-uHy ' have aulTri’ril n which kept him from yealenlay You, a ml *arh » f P A ar* h*r*by .niitirt.it and reoulred tn peteeal peering in the Scntir-I yeatrrlaT greater lone from the market fall Important ronferenee* In t h anr -lalm - and d*manr.a which you, morning |t ahtolutely incorre:!. ANOTHER KAK.M HCJIEME nr *llker n( you, mar hav* ngalnal o f National t'lly hank stuck Ihnn ll.J U -.rll -atmly with Amhasredu th* ratal* •>( William II Aldrldg*. “ An radii ha* ju«t Item Mm. In aay other uinillvhlual ill the rlaurlel, nf France, ami W . I il-r*.ie-d, |al* of H*mlnot« I'nuaty, pletrd, under Comptroller l.re'a WASHINGTON -A new farm rinrtila. to th* lion. Jaa. ft. ntiaron United- S la te *M itc h e ll tniil the llerriilge. the Canadian inlnletrr. aiitartioii, prrparatory In the mortgage relief Idll which will he t'mintr Juda* nf a*mlnol* Qtuaty. Senators. el hi* offlro In th* County t'nurt* tmn-fer of the variou* trust* tn prrtoerf by the Democrats In the linn** In Hanford. Hemtnale I'ntintr. At 11r hell’ * testimony about romI'inrulx. within Iwetr* nmnlh* from my a.'rreeaor, and Ihia audit will extra er**ion Intr rlured hy Sen. the penaation lie rrerivail exrilrd nioia del* h*r*af. > hear nut the n**rrllnh* Ihne Ju*l flymen III., S, (',), providing for l-nl-it ieeuery tllh. A. t>. H it. diarua-ion than anything elne, i.oil IIOIIKIIT II. ALDRIIKIK. made. puirhier o f exUtlng mortgagee hy . ini'ml era of the inveatlguting Administrator nf th* Er “ A* w matter of fart report* it fri'rial rorporatl n anil amor­ tale ul William II. At aninmittre were frankly critical of •I'Ida*. D*e*a**«t mi file will ehow that during my tising them over a period nf .70 it, suggesting the ayateni followed' adminietralion n tnt.il nf $|,7Mtl,- yrara. wmill encourage aelling ban' In­ (Continued from Page n tent mrnta tu the public. Kiplainlng the ayateni, llitrliell |e a> nt to Washing! ill u"' raid both the hank ami the run- tact' t.11 .’ lim it'* puny hail ''management fund-" ,., 1.0". I»r Uw project t HinJghl til the nttrntluo nl reprraentlng 20 pererrt of the Klvcir » id Hart. r« group profile after 5 percent ha I tur n ale-.*ncteit forcaiH U t; »uf|l„s ami] tieurgi* W . tiiM ". - " r uniti« lilt'll profile. Three fumla were illvbleil among ehip uiklcr, a h " »• • * * nITirere of the two c inpaniee, h- Minfinipg hi* icm arkgtu Bald,' and he partielpatril in loth |H>rtnut<' of the 'wnul. aa an officer In the turn Inalilu- ■iifti l thpt it wmild !*• Big Fee Charges r e Cleared Up RIVER PROJECT ABy T u n n ic lif fe IS PICTURED AS 2ND IN IM P O R T W * To-N igh t ■ ■ ea and R aym on d .Mllrlmll drhiml hi* lank Waa Mi*l-iinlng Ihr ''.Machudn guvonmrnt in l ’ul»a.H, lie oaid that on Peb. 14, JugT, th<* day after an Inrreate in rap). RESULTS W ANT A DS RATES Rc line 3 tlmerv 7c line B tinted 5c line 1 month. Minimum charge 30c, A— Announcement* ntrul M 'i “The etatrment in tltp^liiinind ,l..iihli-l ehmtly after that Hi**- Sentinrl terarding fye^ p.i.l u d -We who have etartnl thia ratal » f llrangii cunity Uf|i\l.illnnii t J in,),iiinnt", hu aeid. “ are gi'in* Dun. an A Hamlin/um Vnlin,- t.J I I put It through. There never » * ' itrartically ♦3,DdOJI', IJ Junt n/ Corinne & Mnybelf The Melody Maids a more opportune time f„r action , rrnni'iiiia n *latriit*Vt^e hie rn* • Singers and Dancer* Harmony Singer* thin the pre/ent. Itut. we mint figure* submitted In the article, have more popular sentiment hack hrraMU' rrilher JmUv Tlldun, my W A L K E R & SPEARS ef the niuvement. I tell y ,u, Iho predecessor In olflce. nr I, have Hroauway gnfertainera I., i n f thl.* dlslilct ate not pai‘; Ihin an A Haul in any mnnSHEA & R AY M O N D worthy of govertmenl attention If cy whutrvrr, nr in feci, .Ver bat Vaudeville’* Cleverest Team they don't want In help u< ral-o any Irg il dealing, v.ith th.m. fOINIO for » survey whbh will help Ih o arlicb- at-,, Mete* that O’DARE'S MUSIC W EA VE R S bring u* a It.lMNi.imo irturn to '.M iory, Wailnv”, (u ri»n lrr A • M a gs Hand th- St. John* Itiver valley rveiy Piahbae'. received fifrCi.lil. Thl* ye ir." I. ahodutrly untrii*. a* that luw H A R R Y M E R R ILL and THE LOIS GIRLS Itotniian president llamlall firm v i i m-ver pui I Nr,n dn lay Sensational Dancing Stars f’ha-e nnnonnrei; that the Aim'll- out of nmr.ry brlu-gin.' In the ran lo-rlon Auslllary nf t'a n p le ll- J ilefiwiloia in the Ian'.. It . true •t* flt« kVrrni lowaltp I’oet I* exti'Ctlng the I |hi-y handlrd aame trn I , which I .(III ETTA YOUNG wupporl of the rich on next S it- ha" teen plaret in thnr hand* in liny whin u tag day -ale will lung before the hank * •'il, and WAHKKN W ILLIAM Im he'd on downtown el net*. whatever they rveelv I we paid Tho-1" pre-ent at the luncheon nut nf thi'.r Iru-ti. ufl ha i no Employer'll Entrance' were: II. ,\l. 1‘apwnrth. II. J. lash- riutnrctliin whatover wit), immey limn. Major II. I*. Ihinn, A. P. fonrclly, K. W. llrnlrr, P. T. ALLE Y ()()!»—Our Prehistoric Ancestor Willi, m-, Jo*. I~ Marentctte, W. II. Dyson, Nick' Zernmcnit, It. P. t'vilin, u l nf Sanfoid un,| M. III mkftelil -and (!. W. (Ilhln, of Jin I ouvillc; Dr. D. ('• Mein, of 1‘oiima; IV. P. Glynn, o f fie - -nt 18 - Talented Artists- 18 Ctsrh Clrcall Coart. Oeml. note Cnaaty, glorlda. »t I- BURDICK, D. C, LX v h x u is rx irr t o tit •»» t i i m rxtT M D m m tx a n d COM TMR »OCTMKMN D lt n t lC T o r rL a n in *, in r a r m . Ne. M il r * . T. roMMCLoxrNM o r m o m to ao r h ereby O H D F.R KP. Hid th at J. W. IIA ItW R I.U aa R*eeirer al f-n d sn ls. A dolph a V slash o, Ih* Flrnt IXallaul Bank » f Ban- u*l a Morel*. Jssnts WachtnStl font, and W . U IIENLBY. Cam* • n-l a C. appesr. plssd. on " Black, ' plainanth, swsr■or d*mur to the said hill filed oaiptslasnls hsrela hy coaiplslnoata ..... . by _ Iho. Itr a p o l p h a vr.ua skit , v a u o h n - day of March, l i l t asd la dofaeli n n t r r t N p a c k ir o c o m p a n t . thsreaf. lhal tho re a d w ill g r ....... B corporaliae, lA B P g L > lo Ihe hrerlng and adjudcal IIIL JAMKM W A C H T P i m . aad said suit: and that thta ord, a C. BIJtCK. P*r*n*.aata. puhllshcd In a newspaper o( ONDKM rom t c a v ic a NT eral glrculatloa la sale dls P U B L IC A T K IN . to .a ll. Tho aenferd Ilsrald. once ■ This reuse ha.log came on to ho we«h foe six consecxllvt wo*hi heard upon motion nf me,plain*nt* prior la sold dale. for on order for norxie* hy public*. twiNR AND ORDRItED at Tiaipa lion, sod II appearing that iho do- Florida, this Ih* ITth day * ( Jaa fendanl*. Adofph a Velosko omI uarr. M il. Memo*I a M»rrl*. are rmt inhabit, AI.KX.tNDBIt AKEIUCAR. ant* nf nr found within Ih# district. Ualtsd liaise District Jadaa THAT TO STOP A COLD That Doctors Advise As The fastest, Surest Way Tote I or 2 Hauer Aspirin Tahitit. Drink Full Class of Water. I f throat l* tort, truth and dlaaabc 3 Baget Aspirin TahlHs In a haf! ■ glass of warm i * ■ m g i log fo hrtdiont. Almost Instant Relief In This Way II you have a cold— don't taka and diaaolxad In a hall chances . with "cold kiiUr*" and— warm waterr repeating on noatrumi. A cold la too dangerous 3 hours aa necessary. Sor to lakh chances on. eases thb way In a lew min The aimpla method pictured ckAdlbl# as this may teem, above b the way doctor* throughAsk your dbttor about tl out the world now treat colds. when you buy.taa that yot ~It is recognised as the QUICK­ EST. safest, lureat way. Poc it will fast OS you caught iU That is barauaa the real BAYER Aspirin embodies certain medical qualities that atrtka at the baaa of a cold almost IN S T A N T L Y . v rrrii'N o r a r r i u 'v n o * ro w t v % nr.ssn I vnicn a u rtto v aia o r T itii i i k v k r v i . m r t T M o r t h is s t .v t r o r ri.n M iii*. Nolle* la h*rtbr flv «n lhal A. J Ml l.l.i:il. purchae*r of th- of Tax I'rrllflcal* No. last, datrd Ih# •ih iU> of July. A. I*. HIT. has riled said rsrtlftral* In my nfflc*. and has mail* application for taa deed In Issue In nrenrdanr* with law. Held r*rllflrnte *mhrac*e the riillnwlna b*orrtbed property ellunlrd In Homlnulo County, Klorlda. and that to. Jam*. •tl sod It c. Hlaeh. at m i tVachtft*! * are ithta th* giatrlct, a n d ____ fon d _______ of aatdtdfsad aau h u relantnrtl] • pp»nr*< ktrtla. tad Ihe m«ieUn h u rstereed the aghpecaa la eel, cman* » adoraid aa « • all oi oak dsfanclaata "not fokad‘ la asy dia 1 riel.' nnd that aaraeaal asrxlrs or • •Id dst-ndnsls IddWt. .y cast............ tenI foi ho reason I hoi l w e e f sold do •■ulonis ore rwa-reetdeits of th. lot# of Plorido. tad tho olhor tars at said dsfsadanl can aal ha fewiW within th* aforesaid district I M lb*lr whsreaboet* ar* unknowa it complalaants ar Ihelr solldtar. Upon rnnaMsratloa thereof, it I, You can combat nearly any cold you g*t simply by taking BAYER Aspirin and drinking plenty of water every 3 to 4 hours the first day and 3 or 4 times daily thereafter. If throat la sort, gargle with 3 BAYER Aspirin Tablets crushed . , . i , . ulnn Bayar .Aspirin. Toil solve with tuffleienl, ape completeness, leaving no k particle* or griltlnaaa. Get i 13or botUa oflOQat any dn / L J • ^ 0 in.» li: H>, of N W 'i. Ill HW’ U (!.*** MW* n( VV X, ) H**t|,.n II. Township to Kouth. Ilange t l Keel 17 t arret. Not Fast Enough AND HIS CRAZY HAVE y o u r WATCH repaired by jim nhn really knows how, Hrigc*. Jeweler, Mag. Ave. SWAMP, I — AutuinnhitfM RENT AN Austin. Roadster ui Inl * 'd Mil) In. bream.* cfTrrlivr, roup*, he per mile. Reel it Son., tho Natlunul City U mptny pur rha.-n,‘ one and a ha.f million I’honp I no. -h*r.‘ t uf (ii'iieral Sugar l*or|oi». linn stork for IJ.'i.OOO.lKM). He aaired that It wn:l.l lx- a PIIYERP, While Hock, battery “ feir assumption" that thr prin­ raised, milk fed, tender, Juicy cipal rca*.n for Ihe increase was and c l e a n . Wholesale market In mate it povalhie to take over price. 110 pullets same breed, h the sugar Cuiporation. Meek, old, SOc each. II. T. Tiller. The sugar .orpnratlon had Just Paola. . . prior t> that acquired nil Ihr rsplti.1 stock ortho, general Hurar' 10— Flotverh and I’tantu Compaty, Mitchell added. • FOR SALE: 200.000 Rul.y King banker, sold tho a.y-ar and World Beater pepper plants, company had acquired several 3, I f . Bell, Laks Monroe, Phoni other sugar companies which had 2703. " tnrmwed from th* National City Bank. 16— Apartment* For Rent LOWER 6 room furnished apart­ A NEW POSTMASTER ment, 001 Park Ave. Telephone WASHINGTON. President 712 or apply l i t First National Bonk nidg. Cole Hugh Realty Co. ll.-otrr nominated A ien M. Siren a* postmaster at Galnesvii:*. pit. IB— lletMea F o r Kent r o l l KENT! Unfurnished house, A rooms and setping porch, in­ aids rvflnlahed. Phone 140-AA4-J. FOR RENT) llth Rt. Oak Ava. Attractive, newly decorated fur­ nished house, modern coavem Mares, slow* garage. To Parma­ . oent tenant. The Tasty Shop, soil *N. Park Ave. » THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, I)ICK A N D H A R R Y M Territorial Rights k vm k al ^niOKTHS HAVA roK. P A K S 6 D S4HCE TOH.DtCK. AKO SUOKTY Board£D THC. S£A BLAST. W t A IM P T H E N THIS B L A U H W L H O itH IN * A P P K O C H irtG * A E M A IL ISA AMO H f THE SO U TH 'T H E L A M P !tftr ■O ff STRANGE /.a n d , W A T n ew AD VENTU RERS ATUkMnQ C o ld i that H a n g 0 q * — WILL THIS / B R IN G ? H *H £ s A SEC A ST I U . SHOW y o u V9 «jr hF" >>ew*\ ■+* s)' . v " # l«y fn jv , •w C r - �r. - r t *•" t' * ' • ,1-. MM -f . .-•TV-'- ‘ PAGE TVfif *. New Records Sanford fferald r*hH«k*. m ir ■ n l a r ■■ <a III M ,,m ■ i T t t SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLOfiTDA, M «| l Another milestone In th*’ progress of humanltjy was pag&ori yontcrduy when Sir Malcolm CampMI drove hit* gi­ mm i m » < t l M auVtev gantic Bluebird abing tin- sawIs of Daytimn Reach at 372 *“ Wf ••»• at <W r H H H r w That la a new world's record. That Is A t M . l •, > 4 VUH 4S. mm4mr mrt ml miles per hour. ■ w MMn a i ~*t. better than 21 mileH an hour faster thou his record of 255 established Just one year into tomorrow, One has to think fast In this generation in order to I1 M M % I P fL l f r * M— » bTm ran** keep pace with chamnnK times and to fully comprehend i m i i i r n a i MttM Dnmi Tmr .,,-nj , ■» —.*^» tT. the ever rapidly expanding figures. A few years'ago we Mnmthm ■ ________ „ were speaking of speed at the 25 mile clip, nnd a mile-atlre i. H-mfkm'_____ . . ^ *1 * r f arrlrr 9«v Wt»k * Yninutc was somethin;' only for the most reckless to at­ l All wMHmf ? * M ltert, m H * ai tempt. Today that is nothing. Hut what is this 272 mile ■ *«tmui*ren r w v■is .. <la ■miM viwpsw i,, R •**! inq i# (lrr« i rri clip? Unless we have m-r> Sir.Mnlenlm drive, that means f n l r v f i l M M t i f l fa r ib t piviNMt L r f lla f if fund*. relit b# r b a r r H f » f little, too. It ia heyond m in nmprohrmion. * • « r r « « l a r » 4 t * r l U I » c r a l»«. It Is like aome of tin1 Iignres we see in the papers m.tru * J '* H> M MM KaP*, r* ^FhH »4 Ktftb. about the 32,500.1 iimmuki capitalization of one of the hlg i t , Ib n t M Im I t , w ll,H mt m4rtfllM af. OIIWv at* ■alalhlM l la Ik* lamer »lil»« **i corporations; or the 12.251.557.persons now unemployed; or Ik* raualry *< lt pvla*t**l kr the $11,578,095,000 whirls European omnlriea owe us; nr M irliM la r k ln n aa* » , » lark the• .'17.191.180 casunlli. i of the World War; or the $.%8'Th­ ” n * HrraM la a a a a C , at <*• 181.000 exports of the United Slates; nr Ilia 3l50.000.fMH), Aaa**lai,rf I'rraa wkltfc la atflaalw lr *ailll*a la Ik* aa* la* i»- fMM) which itlsestinmlisl this di prcasion has ennt the United aakllaallaa ar all a*aa ataaalrkra ■««*illl,4 AmU mmaal alkatala* a**4. Stales; or the 3d,5lMM«MMMM» tlirrr’-ys-Hr ileficit Of nur forU 11*4 la Ikl# aaa*r aa* ala* Ik* Ire eral government. Such figuren simply don't jnetin any­ ral a*aa pakll,fc*4 k*t*la* All flak,* >1 r*pakllralt*a af *1 Rlapalfk** kn*la ar* alaa r*.*r»*a thing. Hut if tve nay that Sir Malcolm traveled a mile lit 13.IP, seconds, we Iw-girt to git nme idea o f how fast lie T W R H D A Y , TEH. U . M U was going. We know how far a mile is, how long it lakes us to walk it. And we have, sums idea of how long 15 BHII.It VKH8I5 roil TODAY seconds are. When we find that hw speed wait -101 feet lit- tt&SWSK? sun ahnll neither i hull Iti*- numb withdrew Itself; for Ibr lj.nl shall b« thine n riU ilIn i; lirht, nnd thr day* of thy im-urning limit be md*d.— I-itbill 60(80. ■it e r man who runs 100 yards in ten seconds is fast. A ntnn who travels 100 feet more than 100 yards in .....second is flying. Rut thefco figures an- just beginning. They will soon increase to 300 miles an hour. Then 500. Who knows but twenty years from now wo may tie talking about rccortltf Semlnolo County make* n hit being smashed at a thousand miles an hour, or fifty thou* with its Orlando Fair exhibit. sand miles an hour? Who knows hilt that wo may fly . . --- :---- ft—-- t-— around -the world twice. In thirty minutes? Or to New It -reined to us to be perolltr- York and bark in thirty seconds!1- ly fitting that in his cabinet* tanking President-elect Hoorntell shmitj loing the Woodin flrat. t- — - ———o - Now that* prohibition repeal has turned out to he (lie only major aerompli-hment ef the present session, wonder If n lam* duck might properly b* dr-ignatrd •* n w rl smack T i [• -■ t —i n^v When gam-nre wn» ,fnt*nr*<l to ricbly yrnrn in prison, h* tnbt Iho jis.Vc, *■Don’t h* iilininr—glvo , nio_a humlrctL". Jf any of hii vie lima thonlil ills, iie'll K*t more tlinn a hiindrcit soil it won't be | yi-or-—ll'lt to* klb'watU. . . ■ . Tho slanititllt airrefnient be­ tween American rrnlilim an-t ''German Isinkrre Incolring nearly' a lull,nn dollars ha* hern extend­ ed for [[ti-ither year. Thiwe O r, jjian s aeem to' lakp pretty 1* oerloiMly Ibe liny* of the Boot f"Vtfo' Sreofe' *ITe abs* ketve* who - only atand, ami waits'*. ----- n ... The Japanese attack on Kmi■ peiyingUn remind* n* of tb* rarly day* or Die World War when nrw*boy* had to yell that the Rti**intis hail raptured thr ’ fnrtrer* of I’nrniyxl. From a 1 Itrw*t»-y’* point of view, wr have idaovi pirforrrd our war* III t'anmln or Amtralia. While passing arms emtsirgne* In order In keep it* out of f -reign war*. Congress might give some nttrptinu In siniilnr riilbargnes on foreign loans. Wo didn't gel Into the Inst war on account of Ihe guns we sold the Allies. Wa g"l into il nn nrrnuut of thr which WnlI ytrrri bankers had I lent tbeei mil nlilcb I heap bankI era wmnM h ive In ,I Hiring elves If | Itnel,- nn brtdn'l aleppeil in and I nsninied tin- obligailnii I | ------- --------------------------------- g.-------------------------------- • Opera In A Jam Hard limes strike in all directions. The Metropolitan Opera Company. America's foremost citadel of music, is in trouble. Unless appeals for $500,IMW) in mnlribUtloiM from the general public are met with a hearty response, there will be no opera next winter. The Metropolitan Opera Company went into the depression with a million dollar mirplus, now completely cxIuuiKtcMl* It* nil lint Ion toouy is explained ns follows: ......................... In our opinion, tin- closing of the Metropolitan 0|H*rn House next year- woahl la‘ -nothing-short-of— — a national misfortune. • Not only would III mumlids of operagnerx and millions or listeners to opera over the radio suffer a serious loss in their cultural life, but it would lx; a catastrophe too appalling to contemplate to throw ntit'nrrTnplm-mrnt-nt-this't|me-oUneiile-tlepresaion the 77» employ/es of the opera company, most of whom, I mvhum* of tin ir highly npcciuliml training, would he unable to find other emplo>ment. . , .. , We therefore feel that no effort should he spared to make provision for continuing opera at. the Metropolitan Operu Utilise next season, with a view ultimately to placing opera in New York on a sound and permanent basis. It Is obvious that o|iern can no longer deiieml for its sole siipisirl upon a small group of iwdrons as heretofore, and that to insure its rnnlinunnce some plan must ta* tlevised to enlist in its support the rank nnd file of eptragoers nnd of the vast audience who now listen to opera over the radio We urn convinced that Mr. Gnttl-Costuza ami his associates In I In* nmmigement will spare m. ef­ fort to reduce the expenses of next season to the. lowest iH.ssihle point ■onsistent with the logit ar tUlle standards which have always prevailed at the Metropolitan. Kven when that is done, a so >stantial guaranty fond will Is- ntwswry to euro oiH-ra through the coming season. Wc beli* fhousands of Invent of opera, not mOy the radio uUilionce. will weboim opportunity of inuliihuiinK tuwunl lltix f " " '1..... plan whi.it lint I u d v o n c c t l r.intaving th- IlIKTIt company i« fxplainf.l l.y lb-. n,s Taylor. I«* l tol rmlio iiwnoni. wlio would liati-n to Metropolitan Open, ................... .. » week, pledge Ihcmsclvra l o p a y n i» nity a week for thU privilege, lie tliiukH nbotll tell ilolliirs i miUl l»e rained every week in thw manner Hut wouldn't pav all Hie lomp iuy'it expctUfl. !»ut it would help. o— !■' me id'ii of whnl happen* s. to it iihe h« rovrrninetll goes too irritt-iiili-lly intis business is calh| am i fioni Ihe I'sri* news where I nnni* tlneo Imtidreil lltousaml bus, ksilrnnil. nnd other govrrnmental worker* ate threatening to strike In protest nnninr.t n five perrent SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A RS AG O wage m l which seems almost Imperative In virw of Ihe present Tim Misses Mell ami Alice load, i nn.l it ion of the French budget.’ Volie Willi-inn tamo over from And yet how many pnliliciani ran Whitlirr entertained their Sunlnv Winlet (iatdvu tiatuidpy where he expeeted In stand up ngainst School rlasuft » t n very p»*’tly ho h i< a position with the elvetfie such n protest? nnd delightful "lleortto Washing­ light' rompuny of lh.it plaea, i f ton l*aily" Friday . evening Imt. .. I. _____ p*nd. {imidny with Lhis parents, Tim difficulty of enforcing tat Th'tso rom|K>»ing the list ot Mr. ami Mrs. C. M. William*. rolteetluna when'taxes become so guests were; the Missel Lillian Mo i Irene Uiady will go over tn high as to Im particularly r.h- Herring, Lrtti* Caldwell. May linilaila is indicated |,y the trati- Thrasher, Helen I’rck. Fern Ward, DeLvnd Thuis‘5»y to attend th*’ tnony of rhitrles It. Mitchrtl, Dorothy Dxvia, Flotenro Walters, dance TburmJxy cveaing. She will chairman of lb* National City lifitrui.V StnlTord, Alien CalJ»e|lt alio-have the pleasure of lieuilag llank of New York, whu xaid Eleanor itrrrlng, Irene llrutop, Durham Friday evening and also •hat he hail sold ta.ono shares Mary Howard, Edna Chittenden, enjoy a pleasant week-end visit e f stock at a lots or TtJtflA.Cao, Adel* (lunge, Edna Thompson, In Detainil, reluming to this city Sunday. to a member o f his own family 1’crrx_ Lee _Ucll».__Emmie. Mann. — Mlrs MabetTnwan hai'aftoptf? - ftw s whom - they were- later .ra.' Marjorie Packard, Eliaa'wth Staf­ a position with Major Powers In pure based ,,*in order to avoid paytap an hit nun- lax. In the final fs id, atul Reginald Holly, Emaat tils law offkas over Hie First Na Woodt<vrn, Carl Bruton, WlIHe liana! Bank. j analysis taxation must depend largely upon a certain degree U-avitt, J. D. Woodruff. Hobeit llinss, Hush Murphy, IHItx Paref wIHinrnrM to pay. achak Wtlli* Rung*, Daniel SheriffDcfiea Murray - o ------- -- — Murphy, Earl Taratua, Mamlin Vlalona o f a mighty struggle Order Affui(ut S«IeH fo r tho supremacy of Asia, and Rlradeau, LeClaire Irvin, llnwanl Wxahbarn, Frank Woodruff, Shutgroapects o f anottwr war In OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 2 3 Xnrop*. tha formation of tha' old man Moore, Henry UcLaolin, T. i/P)— Gov. W. |l. Murrey Tuea Moor*. Willie d af by exaenttre’order,’ prohibited .tutrla, and Italy, ware In South Backer, Arthur >aatria, and Italy, are In South nrumley, and tiriltm llerting. r-junty offirera from rerving wriu Tha tan*ml of tieotge Ana- to diapoaaaa rent rslat* owners, *r Amerlcx, and In)ponding revolu­ roe r, Sr., took place, from Mk tion in Cqba, .do not maka for telling mortgaged property, and tha atabUity lo.Mcaaaary to P*» raaldaar* oa. Elus Arena* Satur­ whan a Tulsa aberllT defied th* InUTSrattoqal trad*. - Aa day afternoon at g:(g) 4'ctork. Th* ru lin g-fe.ad B iU ted l^ could M l esarthrao to aatf- I are ire* wore conducted by tka thair ^owo .latae- Rav, J. D. LaagUy, of th* **I e t a l make tha aheriffi obey grfgltlnaal Church. Tha muslc tha ordir” , Q gisn ar Murray laid, by Mr. t . T . W foreign*rs i "h oi I can auia call out th* mili­ Spore, mod Dr, tary t « a«* tha ahariffa who <k> th* tallow It are nnharmad by tha tred. wlfa and two oona, PrelOmWv Jrvta: hi. I I I I Campbell Kelates Graphic S to ry Of His R e c o rd Runs THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1933 Daytona Beach Mayor Refuses ToSignBonds Always Room For One More (Continu'd I rum I’a p On*) Iho maehin*. **Tho heath wa* no r>mh", the driver ilt-eiaied, “ that on aeverel occaiiom I thouab l *aa fone, if I had nut been able to control thtar so nia*nifi*ently, I ahuuM pave landed riihor 10 the sand •tune. ur m tho t»*an. “ From thr very Hal* my armj wa painmx me t,»dly. In fart it wcu all I rnul I do to *hlft gran-.. I non Trhxn 1 r*1' '*P fairly goo.,* Ilirril, I lioinped al-mg aver thr «uor r ll)e a |>cb In a pu*J. I did rbt put my foot down hard on the actelerator until I had »tmost trniheif Ih- measured mile, la” t i.i.-i- the, c »c Iwo'dil _ tr-t. hamualayr.l umb-r ronlr.'l at a higher j prr-d. a|l|| the l* n h so bumpy." ] Campbell -aid he » a * botherrd ly -,iul being bb>un from the miir-e mlo HI* I .or ami al**»1 limn iilr oir lumri from hi i j motor. ^ "It i- not an .-.i y matter l<> JdikJM-UoMlaOMllW-oMUr’ii-^UAUno.. ned, Pi.uk honestly. If Iho ear, hadn't controlled nugnifkcr.tly and I ti id not lint ronfli.ente In It 1 don't kniw wli.il I would hair im DAYTONA ORACH, Feb. Ek— Mayor Edward Armstrong has re­ futed to sign bond* o f ‘ a 1153,00) refunding issr.C, Fraficia Mill', city clerk. uittwuiKrd Tue-day. Ills refusal wa - Ixt-ed on • heller that there should l-e a duwnwaol revision in the interest rale an,! other roneesslnn- that would give the city relief from its tax bur­ den. the etty clerk -aidA Tho city will give the mayor A reasonable length of time in whirl? to after hi* decision, and failine then to seei-re hi* signature to Unbond* will resort l„ the court* for a writ of niainlnimis, t'harlr.s Thra'her, city manager, indicated yesterday. i rr pin ' I‘.i 0^ w i mt Uta T»( » « , txm QUthOU MY mutf. - tut MATU BUN « U TStVl Mm Nit, ChUNNO* • -X -/ b s **'. <NWwr-'i Mftt - Mt|> tvw xtttatBvl OCttt St mu ABOUT Gadiilae-Garavait To A r r iv e In City Tomorrow Morning Tin- f’adiltne Caravan compris­ ing (lie latest model faiSalle V-X Town Sedan, ('-ndUlae V-H fivn- h'YWwrTBHiiir^iM!! TWraT .»«TlJWt*ri4«ll V-12 five-pa-x-nger Sedan, will to, iH«jd«yr,l in Sanford on Friday add Sul nrday Yeh, 21 and 2o at tho phowrnom of the Sanford done, llalck Company. “ It answered Ihe wlierl peife<t In t hnrge of tho Cndillar mov­ Jy. If cundilinnd bad been W ile I ing motor those will he two com­ I mil confident I would Hive n l petent factory rviirvsentitivc v from the salet nnd service ilfp ri i. Miiuli hither record. At no lino llta "ti‘htC 'Th « y Witt explain th'•■itriME my rvr, did 1 give it a. features of ITnliltae'a new I in-1 full Ibroitle l><rano- Iho inarbin-% I'-aUtiful ear* nnd display van-’ simply would not baco stayed .11 2 -2 3 —— plr. nf the different upholsley under contf' l at a higher speed. and the smart new rotor eonibim"D ie xi-lbllity win rery. very llon* obtainable In ebt* year lord, nml my ear wa.t snaking, tu r>I*crccnt Salary Cut llucy LonffDcnmincc.H adding; tig taping nil over tint hunipv “ I have been greally Impie- ed moth'I Cadillac nn.l LaSalle. 'I h*i,rJi. First, I war heading for (»ivcn Duval TcacherH Retired Army Officer with his ability n, an attorney and N. Privet le, sale* representative, will Hispbiy reproflnetli'W* o f ojhllw and i.'iiiir-, mid tbn next in­ hi i ituliulry and fltleliljr to Tho i-r f-ody t.v|>--i built l.y the Cudilla\ J \- iv.'VVIl I.K. Feb. El —A stant I wn.i bending for thr na. tVa hingtun, Feb. 2d. -- t/ll work he had in hand." Jloior Car Company. On liolh my run*, tlirro were tom- 1. ' itio-i in .alary of -!• percent — Huey Isini* look Up in the Si nII. |*. Tutor, servire represenla-\| wben 1 conbl see nn ill., taller, for nil el. ,n J deni employe, nle- Tuesday where he left o ff in live, wilt be glad In make a free w tinier er, libead. I yn.d hail to iio-.v iieing paid nore.lban ta1' |rr Washington.Rail Club New Orleans la*t week- and with inst" ctkifi of nil Cadillac* nnd guess and Irunl to lurk. fa- Heads ForHiloxiCamp I-aSalle rar, nl the reiprent o f tinninnlh and n po. iblr rurtailnient all the vtt,ul fur wldrh he “ I certainly had n I <ush lime lerm, " " ‘'w, denouneeil Itrigadier Cenerowner. The showing Is being held teiping Ihe machine from tunning of Ihe ciehl-mnnlh schoo ' ' “ I Samuel T. Ansel), retired, rounW ASIIISCTDN. F-t., 2:t, nil over I In- heurli. It wit.i n e of wai provided_in u respluybiii *el fb r irsenate Ttimmitleo invr*The Washington Senators ye)- for,, ftuirk Company, nuihorixi-d tTdi worVI- f?el(ilgs you ihii liiiog- udnplrd t-y the lluval County tigsling Louisiana's lu.d2 svnatu- terdav hfadrd toward the spring Cadillac-LaSalle dealer for this ine, 1 liud to correct my roufsr Hoard of I'nldic Instruction, meet­ rial primary. training ramp nt Diovi, Mississip­ virlnily. ' i o rapidly nml *n many llnn-v, •hut ing in special «r*lion Tuesday, Hr- ms-nsed Ansel |eif forging nn pi. Tto- first contingent was made to cr.p u with the falling school I r-niluntly was m .linger of appointment us n“ lmg judge advo­ fy of pilrhers an,, calelters. PA Y AS I.ITTLK AS’ I’OSSIIILF. r*venue*. , cate general nf the Army in JUI7 upInnmthe losing runtrol of the <nr. _. group leaving WasliingTh* retnlillion rite* lint the •'One* during my runs, I hit two nruL iiiili;il_luur_a—i'*«Mrndrel - imd •loil tens— fteh—Crmwlt;—n remkir- —t a m ^ i iashbr —1 T>g«agni of | of thr1 guttle n agrTCtUlm riiOt on ratlf* ni|ila(tkf rulldctidn oT rill* thief uf Ihe Inwr-it level of rrtmkpltrher. Ni-'k Altroek a n d Al eoniuil sinner- o f slnte tnslitutin* other side of Itn- eoiltsv I mated revenue,i for Ihe fl-ent don.'* Srhaacht, coaches, and Johnny liorv - i, M-ven rents i mile ns help lile steer, nn-f I »ms><h'd yrnr ending June -In will fall Senator Unwell, ,R. Nab.), Kerr, utility Infielder. maximum the stale will pay for i -lliimte rhnilniHii nf the rommitlis- ami them to splinters. Frankly, it wiis iliorl of iIn- tolnl M'H‘ llerg, tnlrhee, « « « to have motor trawl ) y its ifficeri and IIEiJMHIt that the with wliotik I jiiic clashed re|*-nW-sl- accompanied them hut failed to the n,ugliest ride I ever had, nml ,hp Shout foil directed alt ileparthunk* cannot make further ly in it* hearings In New flrlenn- put in nn nppenrnnee yesterslay employ-'--, I'll multiply that fHI times.'* buna unlit lh«, budget esti­ nml in Ihe debate Tor-ulny, de- morning, lie has lieen ennrhlng nirnt.s which have Keen paying less |o continue to do so. Authority O f Caucus mates of rapeill’ll IIre* litive feri'Ioil Anse'H, reniaiking h,. had College nines in Japan since lust lieeii reviieil to romp within never heard of Mm untd ho was Call Is Challenged In be cnllri Irtl, nnd that tIn* employed by the eoiniiilll'.-e, but reason. On the wav llu-v wrre to lie eatrher, were gtiln:: direct from boarif farrd tin- .slternalfve of Joined by Itu-I Thomas, Alvin their home*. tVAHIIINtrrO Nr" Feb E l-ld *) ln ,r lemtig I be present larm of Crowder, n iyl Monte Weaver, -The nulli'-tily nf u aril lasitei, ye.-lerday f»r n Dt-nmeralk' rail- eight month* by nn additional salaries with n possible two weeks pitchers, nn,I Cliff Holtmi, rntrhcr, CASH P A ID - For rlean culton other pitchers nnd Luke Sewell. rags ut The llernld office. eiln Mar. ti fur Ihe nmniiiiiteui nf monlli or vix weeks nr cutting curtailment of the prrsrnl term. 11 sprnker nml other House nfTi rer* fur the next t'ungp -*, was rh^Jtn Jlengrd Inst night in r stale meid by Itepscieiitetlve Itankin, ef Mississippi, a r|>eukersh)p raildidale. Kepre-mtatire AinuUI, nf lllinujs,-elinitman nf the caiuui. isueil the call Tuesdduy ufled a |n-tiliun fileu' by 27, Hirinber.i wil­ l'll-. '.ruled I" linn ,-ixking Ili.it the uignrdintiun iin-ilitig of the parly lx !n-ld on Hint date. “ It i- true I li.it be bn n tight tif rail i caucus t 'iiether on n prlltiuit id 2.V nf Hie ineiitbei .-tlccf", It.'inkin «M, but lie does lud have the notliurily In I uni the i i i i i i m In plcct ntficer, at that lime. That ii In lu- determined by I lie- memhers will'll lh--y meet. I <?•> nnl lu-liere that the liiemls-in i-b-et whu are here lire going In perpetrel* such on injustirr nxninst Ihuie nienit>rr.--r|ret whu cunmit 1-e presrnt. 2 Luckies Please! Repeal Hill Is ftcinjr Prepared For Florida CLEAUW ATEI l ” Feb. 21. (A*) Kto'rItrpresrnlnlivr J. Kelly, Tuesday said be is work­ ing with Itnyrl J. llntn-inrr, ranilua rounty b-gislalor ill pre­ paring a till telling up maihinrty tar a FLrida eonveutlqp In ratify repent o f Ihe Eighteenth Amcni.Tnrwt. The hill, Kelly ^ipkl, probably Will be intrmhreed early In April, unlras Congres dtelde* it h*t powr f to T-resettbe- hovr^slaiiT ronrentlorrs shall In* railed. Itrprrsentxtton under the KellyHntreiner plan wouW be on a basis of population. Kaeb rounty would hav* one delegate for each B,000 population ta t every rounty would hav* at least one daktpite. Kelly would giro any qualified clllieh the right to seek tu become a delegate but would require each candidal* to make known hlx ■land on tha Issue. from U." Tho pardon offer w u mad* aft­ er tho governor w u told that Sheriff rharbo Price, at Tulsa, had proceeded with a therilPa tala under an opinion o f DiatrMt Judge Horry Halley that th* etpeutire eider was invalid. ‘ Cub tar clean at Tha Herald offlre. ru siLsr J U fa C m * M y la everytamer vf the mU, Uk here rad oreneu. wfaitves ; « « had Jay ia kfalie tfamTactier I W They’re mild and how they please! i - It it truly a Joy to dlacovgr that And mlldneas—fine, smooth, perfect combination that means mellow- miidncM—that cornea real cigarette pleasure. , . the when these fine Tobaccoe ate CharacterandMUdncuof Lucky *Toetted*.Forthesetwo icMoaa Strike! Character born of the —Character end Mildnesa^ finttt tobacco** ’ lecatise*It's to a s yjte id ” ■«"•*- v), '. » jf* �'♦*• H E T T — -----------------— ,, ^ — — • -v ~ • 1 *f. f * ■ Vc*\ ; *C * ' • r ’.■>■; k T O * H A N F O R D B S R A L D . 8AN FTJH D . F L O R ID A * Social And Personal Activities M A R G A R E T PETER S, SwcJety’ Editor Pe rsonals Telephone: Seminole HighP.-T.A. Holds ProgramMcct Office 118 Social Calendar T H U R S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 2S. IM S L a u d a D isord erly Cases F o r His O ccu py 1st Place R e s o lu te W ill In P o lic e Court Mrs. Allan Blount la Replogle Honor cmrt A t P ^ s ^ t z -mu Ford Officials Say |Stetson University Ttf PInnts To Be Merged O ffer SummerSesrion DETROIT. Ftb. 2a . - 0Ti—Ford sUr*. Allan Blount wan honor guest at a bridge party and Motor Co., offictats, who refused shower givrn Wetlnesday afletto be i|uutrd, said Iasi night that roon by Mr*. II. M. WaUoa at her It'ontlnued from Fate One) | (Continued Fmm Pare r»ne) 1„ p|ln 0( temporary ronsvlidahome, 304 West Eighteenth Street "Governor Sholta ha* a timely]bring drunk and disorderly was ,jon( |(f My operations in brig* games were enjoyed during appreciation of the increasing ne­ flnesl *13. the South and was being worketl the afternoon and prices were cessity o f so administering the af­ Chris Lm Jordan was dismissed out but that, in the main, the awarded to Mrs, P. E. Perkin* fair* nf the state a* to sffprd o f a charge of making threat*. plan would lie the same followed who had high score and Sir*. urgent relief to those who must Joseph King was fined D on a eavh year whin production gets Winston Hayes who held luw tear the burden of it* support disorderly conduct *rh*rgc, while underway. •core. through the payment of laves. Sam Hrmvn an.' Krnrst James It 1* routine, they rxplalord, In' kerping with Reorge Wash­ Th«- major need o f th ehour 1» re- e>lrr*!ed ft, bunds on a disorders to reopen assembly plants as ington’s birthday, a color aebame diet inn in the cost of government, Iv mn.lurt charge, and I J. Wil­ justified by 'ihe- demand for t ars. of red, white and blue waa used federal state and local, ami though liam* retreated a 12 bond for the allowing the mure centrally )o* fur party decoration* and ap- Governor Shull* ha* hardly hail same offense. rated planu to do all work for poinlment*. H«wl« of ted arul tin-.- to rlear the first hurdle of . Noire Brown and Nathan Cole- surrounding territory us long » » white snap dragons were ar- his administrative course, he hits] man were fined R3.ftt* each for that prove* efficirnt. ranged ahoul the party . rooms Impressed favorahlly• all fair- gambling, while Earl I’owell, ar. and the tallies hoi,, design* in red, minded and unprejudiced observ rrstr.1 at the same time anil also ClearingHousc Orders pr«. with the .incereit of his tie- rhargel white and blur. with gambling, was Refreshment* were sejyed later termination to administer the _at _]-finrd f . ■ to,.-it—-member of Cut In Officers* Pay tn the drier noun. Those invited! fairs of state at the least expend- the group, Albert Pin-, e,treated wera: Mrs. Allan Hlounr, honor dure consistent with efficiency a I'. Ism-1 ,.n a ehaig. •f ,f gambWINTER IIOVKN. Feb. 31. A gucat, Mr*. C. W. Hiker, Mra. Ben,"">l safe progress In his appoint- ling. I rvdurtl-n id o prrryTit, in al: salCantwell, Mr*. P. K. IVrkina. ilr*. menu to office he has displayed ) red Moore? ibarge,I with petit arie* iibve J.'il a week s i - p t loiiiuieivUhle Jidgnwat an.l J i'-U rren y was flnn! f « t 1 [• DELAND, Feb. j:t.-John B, Stetson L’ niverstly will o ffe r 'a « i week. Summer session «W» y * r» il has been announced. The rnurse will twain June 12 and continue thrmnth Aug. 1. Courses will lea dlo A. B-. B. S., aml A. M . I..L. II. ilegrevs. . | Dr. I.incoln llulley, unlveraly president, will serve a* president o f the Summer school also. Df. It. F. Eiell wdl serve a* director, The farulty will be inaile up af , i*r insi reel or* draflrd, for tin ,„■'*! part, from the regular uniI , ,-rsity stuff, [ ------------- - The regular meeting of the Mm. Jo* Barn** has gnnr to Seminole Blah School P.-T. A. FRIDAY Lakrtand to spend a Week with which took place Tuesday night at Mayfair Circle of the Carden rrtMnti. the school auditorium was in the! Huh wilt meet at 2;.TO o'clock at form of a Fournier» ’ Day and j the home o f Mr*. R, M. Warren, F. ,L. Miller will motor In Father*’ Night program with Mr*.! rou Fast Second Street, prepara* Gainesville ami Jacksonville to­ M. Minarik In charge af the pro-jtory to vDitlng various Sanford gram. She waa aaxiated hy Mis*| garden*. Th« Lucerne Circle of morrow for lhe day. Clifford Shlnholier, who arranged Orlando will bt guitx. N. da V. Howard Chapter o f the Mm. T. C. llolt and Mr*. C. K the musical number*. Mrs. Reorge W. McRory pre- U. D. C. will meet at 3:30 o'clock Rawton atotornl to Winter Garden IN ^ fG l Itu . ffPKKIW sided over the meeting and ap­ at the home of Hr*. George A. Delast night to >n Mrs. D. L. liar, pointed Mr*. R. C. Maxwell. Mr*. Cot ten, Park Avenue, with Mr*. WASHINGTON Fonoation i f per. S. R. Dighton, anj Mf*- J *'• Ben- IteCottrs and Mr*. G, D. Biihup Inaugutal plin* p rw tttW with son to fur hi a nominating com* a* hostes.se s. exyec fallen Gs*t Ren. John J. Mr. anil Mrs. (VETW ynu »n i ! mittr«> to select ofncem for the The W. C. T. U. will meet at Pershing will, serve as graitl Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wynn loft to-|(-omlnrr year. Mm. Frank Adam*. 3:00 o'clock with 'Mrs. \V. I. marshal of the paradr. » day for Miami t» spend a few Mm. II. J. Clause, and Mr*. J. F. Hughey, East Fifth Street. days. “ N. Huddte»ton wera then chosen into effect by the "board oMHrecKVNDAY. ,« ft ns delegates to the county coun­ Mr. nml Mrs, Robert MrKim and cil meeting which wilt take place ^.A l» * will be given at 6:0° P-1cTtaarlwa' IKinn. Jr., rfcl ton, Robbie, will arrive tomorrow nest Wednesday In Panin. Mem- SI. m the church annex for the Wooten. uf Jacksonville, and Mae'.lDorndde Influence- or to heed the A disohkiTv conduct rharge rsnrment, making tt rlear.that he 11IIToni M l l i M l i *Palmer l l ■ ■ — n i l i lrslrenlrt l ~I"1 r~T iJMiRpmn Paul Stine. ' ■ of MlQ*tl..lam?2yW:.................................................... . ....... w „guests ____ .... ... her* vulnt to semi a gift of mon- member, of the koung People ____ to lie th* fur„ tt.............. short lime do., not, Intend to yl*l,( l » due" jhond for IwIjig drunk., I'luvring Ho ------------------------- ^ w m w . i- ^ - s . ^ 1^ climaxeri his- com • .tied for trial on Friday. « , are nueimg here l| .inlay. "Thi* rep-. j ‘‘•Wgmttlffftr’W M i " ** ^ tir y I 'Bst thurch and their out-oMuwn. M * « r s . cC l a u s e I ’ r P H ld P H ' moot on fiowtnor Slndu With the charges n » pos.eaalon of ||i|Unr >»r i w ” wrrri'r.kwr, 1 1't it ' i’falc*'1 The program for the evning was gursls. Mis Aldlre Harrison ami ‘l ' * 0 * V » « u a « I r e s i d e s , .... (h#t hi|(h,,r nf(l. | * g » i„ - t ^viUle .lame, and merr'j. Issuer.’ vh the I oavd waist. [ N O R TH ^aE ASf Mis. 1 Miss Alice Martin, o f Orlando, given ns follow*: Helen Wilson will be ho*t - O v e P W o m a n S C O U n c l I 1• ini -ution was within\ Ins at Suiannj McNeil “ since all salaries hinl been cut esse, tin.) Miss Clifford Shinholscr ---- taiaimnt, that he wa< a man of plnn3 jo return home tomorrow Fong—Audience. rutty in the season to an cxlrenit|ftrles tad Esiay C ia ltd • Speed after siientling a few days here ph) ideal Education IVmonstra- will conduct u mustcal program. Reports from itumvatiotb circles tiuii<*nitl proportion* nml <nm# «!»•> ~ • 9 ! Safety • Good Meat* • Good Slop ly moderate basis," ' {i- » thin week with Mr*. Archie Frank­ lion—Jane Sharon. Adelaide MONDAY were rea,| ut the monthly meet- hiuiM h«* »»t» rvriiiiRiti’il Mi% Re* I Proper San-Ury Ceotstsm lei y*W A report marie to the board Ivy' Higgins, Dorothy Powell, nnd lin, 311 West Eleventh Street. IHtshk ew Rest*. . . . . . — . ------ » . ‘ , 1 A- " • Nnox and Mrs. Wal- mg uf the Woman’s Council o f the nine! left la«t nl*ht f«»r New the hulget loinimtlee showixl the Eleanor Hickson— --Mis* . Rather-Uer hostesses heId*'Mon\0 .I.., Morgan .f . „ will ..... lw . ---wws-wr-r .lu..st -x tChristian Iirivt|,l|| lChutrh flflU sHOn* Y«*rk maiuagOmrnt '• f tire clearing hnuse FAST, CONVENIENT > ine Syme*. director. | for "Indie, day" -**•-* • • Mrs. II. T, Moore left today for “r‘-. . * J'T5 l * 5 “ l lht’ Banfurd d,y ufternuon ut the home of Mra, I L i gw m * ! had kept expen-r- down to rock I her home at Cieenvitle, S. C I’ hysiea) Education Dvmonstra-j Cmmtrjr F ,db.„ . SCHEDULES ------- iff.- .I.-C|,u,e, Mi-Bo,icHTe Aronue. w C l l O J I V C | ) 0 I* l C Q I cuUuui-lkuutabout-the sea*-'ir.-un2 , tion, "Arthur Johnson, ■i..after spending three -weeks here mson. Turtis l.egular business a n d social Mrs. Clause presided over the Ao Ih 4 J operations for the je.ir 1 j A*y Qms Ariesiaiod»iw*i, hew OwWs tyburn. Jack mesting of tho Truth Seeker....... . , nU j| „ . K. M Marl(r Coleman, m ill Rayburn, M p g itli her daughter, Mr*. J. O. |My Resist te Cessktr, AieJakl* es M w o*S 1 O S tp O n e d « ">d »■* -* 2'r pnernt less than O.. J'. V- Bern- ( lass of the . First Methotlisl j,.u |ru- tn in prayer. c^ArwleJ, Jr. and Ralph Pearson,, _O r ";> .wvin™u*i [Fsn Tiller. . ] wn* estimated by the hcilgcl roilllion, Jr., Claude Kelly, Ban Church will take place at 3dH> Rmues ami contests were en­ j (Continued Fr. in Page One) , mil lee. o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Kennedy, Leonard Beecher, Cloy Mrs. J. R. tlraddiek, Whit tinTHE GULF COAST LIMITED joyed during the social hour. Re, ang, Jrhol’s Second hugest vlly,, Dn- Irondl r-impUinenled Man. iVrwrnt an operation at the FernWilliams. Earle Whitten. J « k D. Jinklns, corner French Avenue freshrnta weie serve,) by the |Or* N-ykt Out i Tkieayk Stripla| Cwh Hughe*, ard R*y Wright— and Third Street, with Mra. Jink- hostess, assisted l*y ML* Dorothy f r * » A 1 yl R i i u t n n u u u,,h' k* eastern Jelmi A- " I’M lt and (he (rersunald-luiughton Memorial Hospital Ix l r t lU liu n llltn n I.... . liy' Jap.uic.e plan*. *'* "* the or uantgalion un their |,V. SANPOHD Ins, Mr*. 0. ’J. Pope, Mr*. A. P. recently, has been removed to her Leonard Mel.uca*. director t lause. Those present wera: Mr*. -------.were issued Irslui at Chinese mil ‘ efficient work. H . ’. M. ' homo on Myrtle Avenue. Voral Trio. Eloisc Winn, Pauline Bandy. Mr*. John Hrumley. Mrs. II. J. Clause, Mr*. It. R. Fog, Mr*. j Rory hradiptarteis 111 Peiping. Cr.vwfoiiL sml l.ucilte Echols. J. R. Wait*, and Mrs. C. R. Ma­ E. M. Galloway. Mi.. F. M. • (l.nlinueil from -Page One) L« . i i i 4IS P. Friend* of Mrs. A. C. Willlnot* Pre do, the Magician. —Eluise son as hostesses. did not believe widespieud mens Jafunrse irpurla sail,' that om ( i l ' t i r j j i i i n O w n s l l i s C U l t [Ar. & . . . . Marler, Mr*. A. II. Byrd, Mr*. F. in•■* -houhl be taken to ie*triil - f two ndvaming armies III Jelud Ar. Wnln*t>M . • • J t j ■ , A limine** ami social meeting will In’ glad to learn that she Is Winn and John Dighton ^ Ar lAlXW 3i> * e .mile* a S. |j»inson. Mr*. W. A Patrick. law* empowering Tinulntion of tho expiration of an idtimatun, I.E, (ia . Feh. 33.at withdiiiwal-.CARTERSVII Aldrich di.l nutlw.ia Pelpiao, Improving from injuries received "Address on Founder*’ Day o f the St. Agnes Ruilil of Holy Ar. • • « { ” 11100 A S J O K C I I I Sir*, (irmly Dunruu. Mis. S. S. withdrawals uniformly whenever at midnight tonight lief,ire - ifl'i hrJ. favored A. Stanford believes he of Ar. start agree tiut «aid federal northeast Chaoyang, awaiting H,wY»k . . . . ill n rrci-nl fall ul Iter home on Rross Episcopal Church will ho Judge James R Phsron. Craig, .Mr*. Eunice llnrtun, Mr*. [ Ar. Hi m * * * « ing on the long-heralded “ Ihg nwits the wmId's vl.'est his. uit. Oak Avenue. At the close of the program re­ held at 3:30 o'clock at the Pariah Re rge M. Shipp. .Mrs. J. T. Ellis, nredixl. [A*. Ik is a. v e r y .mall t.n*U!t_which, Shortly afterward, the senate|Show” . __________________ freshments ’ were »cryed In the House. Sirs, A. AL Walker, Mrs. - J. J,- passed j-enalor t ouien * resrllit liiriese eoutres said Pelpiao Slaiifaid *ay-, was hVtkfll e*|ie. ______ Mint .There** Ji'.k TCfHwt'ttnich iuAiii . with-Mr*. » . THE H A V A N A SPECIAL Cales, Mrs. J. W, Kill*. Mi*. tliin l> permit the comptroller of was attacked but denied it wn* i tally fur him and# served as a sonville, is spending IM* week f . Hill in charge. Co-Ed Class MeetHeld George Townsend, gilt/ Mrs, W. C. the currency to limit withdrawal* captured. The other*J»pullere ui Juke III l'.ur.i when he wa, „ guest j IFaulnv t,500 ode T,a« M tb* WtiU. her,, with her parent*, Mr. mul jlkrsvyk Slope, lo, Waikinyt**, Hew Clause. from national banks in gicordanee| my, im i utiles nmlhwurd, Is a|t i Sunday-' dinner m a •uulh Mr* M. J. Meeks, 1313 Magnolia At Chorpening Home [ f sik tsd Route Rem gin fm mhouse. with .tale Iwnking regulations in pr,inching Kadi., the northern Avenue, each state. key city,- wilt, bombing plane Not in la- nut dune Stanford i ,y . s A N n m n The homo o f Miss Aly* ChorAlexander ..la-gire, farmer bead, leodmg thc-wmjr— A Japnnrsp , lty* he fold (in- young girl wtio :i;0D A . M. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead peniug, M1M J I k I Twentieth j * nf the federal farm Isiard, told the I .poke*man ut -Shanghai said that ptnrrd the hisecit hy his plute, - -iTnt Mm. B. C. f Intern motored to |lr. J*«hi«*.iB« Street, waa the irene of the busi­ committee that only a "general the Chinese Nationalist GovernVase* and bowl* of bri«W* that he w-ould kep it a' n souvenir, Daytona lleuelt yrstertkty morn ness nnd social mealing of the J lis l.oyre Mnilin pre-nled mornliirium'' would give immediate |m.-iit was informed lodoy Ihut nil- lie carried n home and put it in f A r Wlllt>R|t»« :. :. :. . : 441 A .il ing where they witnessed Camp­ colored garden H o ier. wdfrt- ar­ t'o-rd Class of the First Methodist Kr N«wr V » k o'er the business session and relief. 11* afterwards explained he less troop, ate witlulruwn front his trunk where It wa, soon for­ ranged about the living room* of bell’* spetal trial. tA» Church held Tursslay night with •cad (ha devotional at the regu­ favored “ freeiing bunk deposit*.” lehol they will to- expel.el toiri gotten. • • • • , > « .f. l l (ho home of Mr- and Mr*. It. AMiss Chorpcning and Miss Kath­ lar meeting of the V. W. A. of the with withdrawals llntitcl to a lily. Although Chine-e officials Newman, Rose Court, when they A few itey* ago. tanking Inin 5TOP.OVERS ALLOWED Sir. nnd Mrs. F. M. Brower and erine TiIIns as hostesses. Russell son, Chatles. left today for Ihalr entertained the member* of th* Mitchell presided over the busi­ First Baptist thurch held tilt small percentage, as the be*l as liuv,, nut rvpurtcd the ivcvipl of llie Hunk (nr something. Stanford ■tk«B«MWif*l W OlM SIOf QARCtM slstance to endangered hanks. such cummunl.-atlon. tIn* Japa­ Tuesday evening ut the h-ma uf fniii .’ Ih - hlscuit. Still preserved, tt SAVANNAH. C A . Bed tb* W ed * home in Philadelphia nfter spend Evening Bridge Club with • ness session. John A. Simpson, ptesldent of Mr < . VV . P. Hi mils, Jr., park Ave­ nese spokesman -aid it Un. de­ Ih ujh h.inirneil l.y age. Ts m s i MAGNOLIA GAIM Mt Mlfl. ng two weeks hen- with Mr. nnd bridge parly last nlghl. I hiring the social period games After several prognsMoits ut were conducted by Mr*. Earle nue. Alemtier* nnswered the roll the national farmei* uninn. nd- livered verbally to the Chinese LlfON PLACf lodCvnus Ga r o m 1r«. Brower’s I'aughtor, Mrs. U. « t CHARUSION. S. C. bridge *curc* were a -fed » » » Kipp uml Mrs, J. P, Bales, lie- call with sentence prayer* after VOt nled jui-sage nf the Wheeler Foreign Minister. . MICHIGAN RANKS |>RKN I . Rlenn. Japanese nndiassadut- in the which Mcs. ft, F. Cooper taught silver remnneilxalinn bill, the .rise* awarded. High »eom freshmen!* were Ihen served to Frasier lull for refinancing faun I'nitcd State*, Lnglnnd, Via we, the mission study lesson. DETItlllT, KVb 2.t.idX- Miehh ft>irming a party planning In hiii nr the women, a F*»lorla the following: (hr Key. and Mrs. During the social period re­ mortgages, the farm allotment hill and Germany were in i t m-led l" pan bank* Inline Weir open,-,! f,M 4 TICIJST f L A N s(H-nd tomorrow at, llhe Central glass sugar and cream »et, went Smith Itari’in, Mr. and Mrs, 11. W. nnd the Rankin "lilierty nutr" Inform II mim governments that i m ' i n ' K . . . i| i i f »v (i| (i ■' * x w i f i v i " ' i is I ilcled L,-.ini--.. „om- for (lie Florida Exposition in Orlando nre: l„ Mm. E. F. lluusholder, while Hutchison, Judge ami Mr*. Tt. W. fit rdiiiicni* were serve,] It the following M,s. j|. |j. jj,*. mensnrr providing fur inutrol uf |J,.p.,n is mindful of tin ” interest* first time -li„> 1|„- Governor is­ |4i>i ilily< In a I'MI illltfjpi Mrs. D. I . Thrnxhrr, Mis. R. A. high score prl*» ,tlr lt,e n" ’n’ * Warr, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Kipp. farm prices through Issuance nf ||( , |,,, IViping•fii-nt-to liealy sue,| Id, elniiig ,inter |u dav, ago. Nrwntao, llubhie Newman, Jark pair of socks, was given to R. B. Mrs. J. P. Bate*. Mr*. C. K. WII- W. P. Brooks, Jr., Mr*, it. F. 1’. K AfUmM, T icket A lfii men, and will nut invade those Gene,ally, bank- weie alluwlnp Woodruff. Roliert Wilson, and Bishop. Ham*. Mrs. Walter Price, the CtKijier, and the Mi*»r* Catherine mite*. • I ’ ii ’ H* L .J S n i f l U l » t 1‘ I m l ^ two eilirs t nli-s Chine->• n-pii al, ............... I,, wiihihaw five perAt a late hour refreshments Misses Emllv Janie. Pearson. Priest. Eleanor Kelly, Itori, Hopkins. Luyco Mar­ force sueli action leal mi tb,-ii de|H,'it*. Some weie were served by the ho.lcssr*. as­ Couringlon, Katherine Till!*, Aly* lin, llun-j Tew, Blanche Cunning- Nurses To Be Made nllnwin;: no withdiawuls or depoMr. and Mrs. C. E. lUws.m sisted by Mrs. K. F. HuUsholder, Chorpening, Dorothy I’ rire. r.nd haul, Mabel Chapman, and !{,->.«- To Stand Entry Tests >i"d Shivers, of Georgia Ike S us-'ild Reload *1 dw Seetk I does nut -top with pa- mg •In* elt- its. have as Ibeir guests at their Mrs. W. C. Illllt and Mr*. D. L. Russell Mitchell. ti.inco Mxpiimueiil-. hot i* eonhome on Mellonville Avenue, the Thrasher Those present were: t ST. l.tllTIS. Feh. 3 1 t/1*r To tlnued In an effmt to bant if tbformer’* brother nml sister-in law. Mr oml Mrs. E. F. lluusholder. IK cope with present condition*, "ht h student i.t entirely udu|i!.-d tn lie. Mr. aod Mrs. F. E. Kuumillat. Music Department Mr. and Rawsnn, find lOOff nurse* twemployml in St. work. and J^n, Clarcntr, Jr., nf Abbe­ Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr. und Elects Its Officers I .imi-, th'* Wn-liirigtoli I'tliiH ily ville. S. C. » * Mis. R. I). Bishop. Mr*. D. 1^ SC hmd or nursing Im* »ito|ind nil All In a 1 W i*. Fell. 3.I.-I.1’) Thrasher, Mrs. J. E. Hrouse, Mrs. I ’nsh paid fur clean ot I oil l ags Annual election o f officer* wa* ■! liiminutiun of tin- unusually ilalsirnle phw f"* Mr. ami Mrs. 11. M, llurns, of H. 11. l^wis, and Dr. Samuel] the feature of Ihn business mcet- l'**’ \ ■ at Ttw lleiabl offke. ion fif appllcanls. f " " " f i". in ,‘ Muraukec* fur tin* Terre Haute, Tod. have come Imre I’ytcs lull, ' I Ing of the Music Department of Dl ’ ’ ' . St art in*, with a cumpm i on nf • the strike for recently lo make Ihejr future ' the Woman’* Club which look h',i started a w,*ek ago two enntiul groups, one tested »'"l homo and are located now on lb place Tursday aflernoon in the ' 1ite was apparrnt yes- the ntliei ynlested. n *>*t''in of corner nf-(lanevn sml- Palmetto Johnson Home Sc*cnc cluh room* on Gak Aenue vvil'i psyrhologoal. pxychiatric und (wrAvenue*. Mr. and Mrs. Burns air Of Afternoon P.irty a large number of mcmhei If 1 D iii.tnra rrjiorled *.milage tonality f ‘ ha. t-m ......... . the parents o f Mrs. C, F. Pro?attendance. '• I up tfJ 31) |w*r rent hul ih. Ily thi* iin-iin* e'hmd aulhoriGes |or ami Mr*. James IJoyd. The following offlects Krdrrtaining for a "mail nun,■i*ly * » « still more than ade-| lielieve tIh*i nre aide to ib-tcrinir'M il l. I I I.I. you that wliyu m iikcti are high ., profH can h* , at* for houseludil need* though emotional siubility and uplitml lier o f their Irieitu’s, Air*. F. W. elected: Mra. B. C. Moore, e' • m d. ev n with caiele.. Ireilntg. Tmlny a vv,11 make no pope nnd Mr*. Paul Johnson warn man; Mr*.* Arthur Branan, vi-.- ’ I oie was no, a* much mik fur lee f 0e nursin'.'. « ' well a physical p r o f it >11lias Product Inn f u s t s ate a t R ik IMlont. hnstrxucs at a bridge party yes- chairman; Mrs. Janie* O. Huff, cream an,| other prmluct*. health. teida-y idleinoon at the iionte nf secretary; Mr*. Claude I*. Hern­ This development occurred a* *In the untested control tt'" 1..... " l*ui)ti* hf.era Ibr Ih ■! feed Ihut luains and lug. nutty cat! * “ V * $ S e « ' e »>t the latter, «7’J East Twentieth don, membership chairman; Mr*. striker* tightened their grip on percent of the student nurse* hn»" l„ Woodruff, finance the milk supply or Eastern Wi mukr; fctxl that will nhvdutely lower th- .atmeiV cu t nf proFit ret. Since yesterday wa» Frank months, a a. i S T r. M~-» r. George Wuihtnitan’* lirthday a chairman; and Mr*. Frances A. roniln where ronfiisiun kontinued dropped util 1" *K ici-nl in lb, duett >n. A liciler can |>ludiuc a puund uf m at. a nuarl of — tss, . wen—~i *«***-t at creamrries with crmconiitmit against only D* Pr ' color trheme cf red, whllu and Hickson, program chairman. nm ffaei ^a«a ,gW ratiJk, nt u thixiit eggs at b-.-s cost with Putina Giutt with any After the election Mr*. Moore highway disorder* in nl least „u Insted group lilue wta dfcelniiej by the floral While enrollment hi the -cbonl oifm 11- d decoratii-ns oni the liridgc np- appointed Mias Ellen Mahoney enuntie*. I* not arbitrarily limited, it h*» to serve during the coming year pointmarts. Z droppdtl from 311 l » i'> “ >*’“ •* n* rnurtesv chairman nnd Mr*. At the ccmclusion <>f the hrulfe KCtHITS ATTEND IIAI-LV uniter the new entrance exuminu gciors senirs were added and A. M. Philip* tn art a* houjio lion plan. prims awaidrd. High rc.te pri*e, chairman. Hill ! .timber C«. All member* of Troop No. 1 of student nuts1 lint lb. sack Chi k blatter fiiildanee of lb ILN.-i a box af novelty atationery, want lh« Lake Mary Boy Scout* of Qaallly MerdundUe at I' ll Ih. sack Ginwcnu .... .. to Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, while low Plans Are Made For 3.80 America, nrrompanied by Ihefr lo t Hi. sack luy 1'huw 1-Uli and flaffy (tore prixe, n Jig-saw puxilc, wai 3.IU Iroop committeeman, atti-nde.l u Cooked Food Salt* rally in Winter Dark Tuesday given to Mrs. llert Chapman. Mr*. I HU‘Ih. saik Cuw t haw Reasonable RH ecs with 3.IW Esve Your * Glamwo A. C. Chim’ erlaln wa-« lucky in i l i ning when a talk was given l,y -------- F ille d Now M I -----------Dm H r. uack tlulkyrfcair-~ M At n recent meeting nf- Cirri" ZIP REUVICB Phaaa 113 cu l ting and was the recipient uI Itm th. sai k Omnlcne Reduced p r i c e on ilngla N’ nmlier Flva of All .Soul* Cttth- Diniet Carter Beard, National I JIG n deck o f playing ran.’*. Front Cnmmissioner. At the chnvo vision and Kvyptok lens*. Alio Kefirtben!', further accentuat­ • lie Church h.M at the h-urre nf nf the ro’ly, Jean Jarqu* I’ fister, all thtli and moders goiJ Mr*. R. C. Fellows, South San­ ing thr.cidur motif, wera served the artist, presented n cipy uf filled tram**. Extra Special (Til'd? that suit] by the hostesses, assisted by Mis* ford Avenue, plan* were m le hi* famous painting, "W e at Day Dr. Henry Mcl>aulin, Jf. Dpeetby Pom- and Mia* Luella for a rooked food sale tn lake brejk",’’ to the troop. a new lease on t O P T O M E T R IS T I. Dll) 1ha, nf 11>Me F ed IIJ3 Mah-ney. Those praaant ware: nWc nn data nf ay, March Mrs. I . M. Lelnharl. Mr*. N II l t l Perk A r*. l i f e — with' . IU0 H as. Putina f . A W. Scratch 1.40 Kr*. T, C. Pn|<e, klrs,. J. D. Calla­ Cameron, Mr*. U. A. Cameron. han. M a . Vlrian A. Hpnar, Mra. E. Kennedy, and Mr*. F. E. Roum- Jr., Mr*. Paul Peaold, Mr*. ilia! wera appointed In have A, Wllaon. Mr*. Clyde Ramsey. John Pezold, Mr*. I » If. I.eincharge of tba sale. Mra. E. W. Copeland. Mra. Bart harl. Mr*. N. I). Kennedy. Mr«. At th* eeiicliulun o f all hu*lChapman, Mr*. A. C. Chamberness a social parlnd waa enjoyed F E. linumillat, and Mr*. R. -C. Mrs- Chatlea Niblaek, of when refreshment* were serve.I Fellows. Oviedo., Mr*. W. A. Kratzert, *-!*>c 5-lbn. BREAM Phone Sanford tn the following: Mr*. R. A. Mra. B. Adlck*, and the MUae. l-llm. 2.ic M ULLET Wide range ul faplc cnbm and IwMl* Mahoney, Frmxcaa T.agur,] Dorothy Pop*. Rosalie Tope, am! 1.1v* (wtirm. title (RAILS Thera** Weeks, of JMJuonyille,, Camilla fleas. aoz. PRINTING * Ogalsshteola 1 fRAVEL ly Train J a p Invasion In Wide Variety Of Ideas Offered ;10 1 Kvcninff Bridge Club Meets With Newmann IiaptLst Y.W.A.’HiMeet At Mrs. Hrook*uHome 1 [SHIP YOUR AUTO ATLANTIC COAST UI Milwaukee FeelsEirst Effect Of Milk Wars COM M ON SENSE * Our Prices Are liiKht. Here Are A Few— 3 M E N ! IS ^ t r a Fri. & Sut Specials «|l. OYSTERS ■-M C H A K O N ’S TEA H0U8B j IMS Oraag* A ta . Wlater Park. -T*L W. P, S3-M I *Fcod o f lb* same giaalUy a»d character that I would aerva If yom Xeaio gxresl* ia my own k iw i." .( (M r*.) CHARI.KKN J. RAKER. Owaag W* BT* eqalpped U produce Hr*! glass fab w a ft *1 the leaeat psmfhla prka*. Give a* a IrlaL H erald P r t iU a c Co “ 1« SH R IM P ^ led PERCH 2-llm. IH lb. 3-ID*. J. Waits 35c 25c 10c 25c CHASE & CO. Trousers 1100 J. C. Penney Co. Inc. A 212-211 K. 1st St. i.A & Son 400 E . 4th St. I / * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 23, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e73f086bffa2d15f9e00ae56c1b48bbd.pdf 64ca5019a5677c1c3d637618292604ea PDF Text Text ■ dr •"■"mw * 1 • • ' • / '*5 THE WEATHER W Parity eloody tonight and Tharsday with »lowly rising tem ­ po relate. a n t e d AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW8PAPER SANFORD. F1.0R1DA, WEDNESDAY. FERKWAHY J •3 5 ITS! *nc P l« Cents A Copy SETS NEW H IE , WOODDi HOUSE VOTES GIVEN POSTS HUGE POWER IN CABINET TO ROOSEVELT SPEAKS HERE Veteran Senator Will Autocratic Power To •A verages*iW M e"iivl3«2& ” r a d j,' ‘H c p * i r t T n e T i t “ ; '* R e fV is P * tiH Y C 1 ftIW l? lilt" ' Of State, Other Is In Charge Treasury 'Swanson To Board ■ I’nrisll Hull, of T»n*>' Herretary id HiaiW illia m W o n lln . O e e r e la r y o f I hirr Tr.rt.yrr n » n r« If. iVrn. nf l!t«h.v H#cr»urjr •»! War Thomas J. WaUti. of* MuniRM, Attorney -fUnrral JamM A. Karlry. nf f U w Y«rh. rti»lmaslar-i!#neral rism lo A. Hwansr.n, of Virginia. • fWt'miary nf Navy llartiM IrkN , of IlltasiU, itvcratary u# Ihr InUMor ffvnry A. Walltr#, nf Iowa, tf*craury af Aarlruh urr PanUI C. Roper, of fi Tarollna Marratary of rn m m n rr Mlaa Franraa Perkin-, i.f S. Macralary of laht.r The aelectlon of Irkea, a politleal ally of Senator ttlram Johnaon, of California, la hailed a i a recognition of weetern In. ngents who bolted President Hoover and helped elect Rooeevelt. Roper, of South Caroline. I* a form er commissioner of internal revenua under Woodrow V.iNon and w as an Important auppo-ter c f William Glbbe MrAdoo. Inform ation Is t h a t ll» n e r Cummings, of Connecticut, will he governor-goneral of the Philip pities. Its was chairmen of the Democratic National Committee In 1020. The selection of Hull end Wood. In waa formally announced yes­ terday; Walsh Is understood to have accepted some time ago, and Swanson Is said to have accepted yesterday. l *f Prom inent Publisher Pays Visit To City R obert H. Cure, prominent Chirogo publisher and rapidly ascend­ ing political figure who spent a short tlmo in tha city yesterday afternoon, expressed th* opinion th at the moat noticeable effect of the "new d*al" promised by the Democratic party wlU be a ma­ terial improvement In business conditions within the coming yeer. Mr. Core, who bos been host to Jam es A. F a rte r and score* of other Democratic loader* during their recent thre* weeks stay in Florida, arrived In Sanford by mo­ to r. whore he observed w hat be term ed "a busy city with a splen­ did, rich, agricultural b a c k ­ ground." As the owner of three Florida mew ipe per*, a t F t, Lauderdale, D eUtad, oad Daytona Beach, Mr. Gora baa gained considerable l'vum hM aee In th a t field, while du"rii>g the recent campaign, ha hw t 'i - rfgom s* hand In advancing tbo itkOao o f the Democratic par­ ty . A a '^ n Indication of the value ' sa during the earno f kta notices recently have polgn. la slated fa r the o f Commlaalooer 10 in tbo new V * - * th S- x m o U lN D O lt - Prem ier H arn ey MatOowohl was received fit «ndl« tthta Vv K ing George a t BocMp*- ARE CLEARED UP BY TUNNICUFFE Secure Federal Aid For St. Johns Canal Placedlln Hands Of Incoming President Seconds In 2 Runs To Break Old M ark By 21 MHesAnHour 22.—id’' NEW YORK, tT w o irle d ami *ucce«*ful veteran* I| ,In n 'the ' W Ifield* i r m s of politic* and hu*i j nr**. were announced a {ne*«. la*t nicht ' * elect Roo*evel« for 11’v ‘l*re*i«fantj hi* prem ier cabinet post*—Rena-t 'f o r IVull. nf 'T>nne««ee. for «erretary of atate and William It\V ondln, ni of ,w New wnnain, » 3ork, for *ecrc- WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.»-</F MaJ r Iteverly C Dunn. head of DAYTpNA BEAClf, Fob.l. —Autocratic powrr fur l’re»idanl the V' S. W ar Department's En­ 22.—(A.P.) — Sir Malcolm Koo«e*elt to re-organiie Ute gineer*' Office a! Jacksonville, Campbell entletl his quent for (t,.v rin n . , nt wa* sppiovrd yoatar yesterday tol.l Sanford Rotafinn*! |,y t |,e II oum- p iler it had laa new wnrltl'g- nntomobOe- * end member**-«y,»b«— S t. Jidin* » $M7.llHl,ni’ii in saving* pr<speed record shortly after | ^y (j,.. Senate ip amaitilRiver Improvement Association | noon today when he drove II1P„ |, | 0 the Treo*ury-Poatolfk» meeting in joint *e»«l fi at th e, o RI-ANDO, Feb. 22. —"W hite hi* giant Bluebird twicn bill. t'elery f lub, that the St. John* I ( h#Yr rpf „ |inr,| front getting lnIgnoring the llritto n Amend over the hard packed snmla River project i« the sorond mo*t | |g >ny rrw ,p « p ,r controversy rcThe announcement came sud­ menl railing for n flat 6 percent of the world famed bench tn im pottant now um.Vr consldera- gsriling the msny fal*e and mtsdenly from the Roosevelt resi­ t eduction on all appropriation* set an anuuing average ru n | dence on East Slxty-Klfth Street and estim ated In -a>e 1143,00*'. Ihthop Janie* J . I'aiuSii, Jr., |b<n by hi* office, the first being leading statement* recently p rin t­ nfter t h e President-elect h a <1 tNMi. the House sul'-titiiteif Its own n,,,,.,| ,|ry |,.n ,|r r *),,, ,, , f h v ' the proposed cress-state canal, of 272.108 miles an hour. ed reifanliitg the liquldatbin of spent a swift moving day in In­ On his first run along th s economy amendment g i'in g , ijoh-d to d e litrr an ad.lre** at Ihi Speaking generally ii;>on »uh- the various ch>*ed banks in this ternational affairs. course Ihe intrepid Urlton trav - ■ sweeping aulhoiity to the Incom- H r.l Melhodist Church here I Jrct* relating to hi* office Major vicinily, I feel that the statem ent Impending developments In w ar Inc executive to ul*«’i»h stul con­ morrmv night at * on o'clock. lm -1 i debt* and world ieconomic* m jim m s tmj ........... a.-tlvlliea. __ ______ |r Unn stated that In connection appvarieg in yeslcrday morning'* eled 27:t-fiutl miles a n hour, whila on his return trip his spend was with the proposed St. Johr.*-ln- Sentinel referring to attorney Mr- nr t r : l ' ‘.n ........................ , h« . 270.rt7ff. This gave him an avrrsg«< fees Is so absolutely incorrect that A n n o o o i ^ n i T ,:,*n ,,,' rrm ,,>l hi’ c*nt-of t ~ V i y V V V , V U l I I J t U l -gm eenr tw ow -vnr-to^h^pm ts m now up to t he ■pnmtwf n Hiinlbl receive ' s,iuie' answer « f m T tn rm tiF r m riH r a E In setting • hla new reconl bo* from me." W. II. Tunnlr|lf(y. hank t'utigre«s l.y a l -thin!* vote ilia. fnra a large throng, Sir Malcolm liquidator, (barged yesleri.'ay. 111 k J l J IT f a 1 U \ { u a * d B , ^ , | v, | 0f world trade and proa- ul'l r ve. pointed out that when the drpait"Report* on file in the state exceeded by 21 Stiff miles nn hour . ' put mane ro No ettor: clfort wa* made to prcssllt hi* old recnr,| of R U M I mile* an n,,,nf I4 a<.*vl»ed of a project, it* comptroller's office, and with the ** "Sir Roosevelt announced to- for-actio n S|>rjkcr t.arm r * pt»v» v / O I k j U I Id 1 / l 1 l i (lr, t , rdsr* n preliminary survey judge of the 17th Judicial rircult," hour which he r«lahli*hrd hern on I | M O 'S (Continued On Page Kour) 1 posal gi‘ ifcomtng I m . i (Continued ______ to determine whether the project Mr. Tunnlcliffr said, “will estab­ Feb. 21, 1932. uVilt pilner to tctluce rataric* and He was rh'ikrd over a menaurcil has merit *rd I* feasible. If it is lish the rn rrrc t amount nf gtlnrO r n n i r e C O U n t y S e e n l n cut *• eran, c-mptM-ntion. Plmlr. mile in 13.10 second* on his first worthy of trrimtwrndalhiii, he ney fees paid nut of the various n A r i t t n n n i o l C 4 j |* p '•••m Hyrn*. of th^ Appropriation* run and |U I I seconds on h it tee* said, quick action often results. bulks in (Imngn county during ond run for an rlapucd tlino u t WASHINGTON. Ksb. 2 J —<Vi "W r are waiting (or a l» *l sur­ something over Ihrre year* nf my . . . . . . . *T r |. I debate by tuyiug the conterev I.1.2.I seconds for onr mile. _Charles E. Mitchell, veteran ORI.ANDt , ben. f• —ilrHlUM' • The absolutely vey made by intrrr*t* w hi are adm inistration. ||l '.tj,| IMl| want »»**•»• to II* "in ••• liule s tyf matSir Malcolm drcbled ilrfinltely chairman of the National City sponsoring the canal", he taid. correct figure* are a* follows, as last night tO 'take hi* Illusblrdi Danh <*f New York. »ohl a Senate "W s havn learned that Ihi* avoid- tha rrrurda vs*III show. rscfn f r t r onto 1 ha ocean apesxt-i Committee ycster.'by he avold*d eel an*.’ that it Is planning to suh- t it I* ti.P. Ii«nk snit Trust way about noon today fo r official i lie J** ss paying mn income U * in IW9 ty atlon I* actively hack of the prujt,. H a n k o f I 'lls n i l her* i'1 t»f l omnirixr. Ah ouUt»n»ltnic aio n * rr|Mirl( \%hirh h virldally mil a private and much mot* de­ H i sTrue Il.ta i ss trials. sel'ing stock In the bsnk to a ft * Pn Following n ronferenro w ith item in the report showed the to 1 li ink W in t e r I'a rk i.n s *i mplfted, wilt recommend a n 'a n ­ member nf hi* family at n l»'« tailed survey. I might say that II.ink ,.r The Tmnr«M «n n a i t h a t if il of W in t e r iln r.le o :.*.•! it raring officials, ' the IS-year-nld nearly $2Ji00.000, which he later lal cs«h kslsncs and «o«urttlc* Its | wax «f«*ri• «*«| t «• change tliv |iru%i* nual expendlldre nf approsim ato- such a survey I- veiy alvisablv, *’lo ir, h H ite , I Hank i s l es British driver ordered th* neces­ • *n-> }s Jy 1 1.500.000 from Ihe general l.i I'o m n ie r r ln l II,in k be II JIT0Jt28.44. re bought. au*ii^v it eoald «|or.»* Mt the •.».«*although many se*ti n* have se­ llrl.itu III ink of V l.illl ,n.l IT'. *'» sary liming apparatus set up to The balance sheet of the county . revem >• fund for operaluin of the cured improvement without an ar lla Earlier, the *tocky. gray-haircil n k of llru n n e * T r u * l * . . . 1 _ . i.,i,„i|tio r,n * M"“ ,,*n la *e hell in April. stale government pmiwr a* com­ ■ S clock Ihe ra r on 11* runs tmlay. fitian„ ier companydug survey. It I* a go*al ... had ..... lc*tified .. ......- to .-recelv- i**1 wri* 0" ' | . j “ | In llial conmvllois Ilyin* said "Killing Ihe process of liquids |.ow tide ocnirred at 12:15 P. M. pared tv it It more t hitn yit.iHNl.nnO |- g total b.mus paym*nU. in a d -l ro.d* and mpv«vc.l p ^ p trty l* S w a |( , },hwt,r>< rorim t n „ lt plan, huwever, to submit such a lion, Id rases were takrn before hut It was p«»*ibl|. for him tu rani eatery, nf about longing to memlwr and chairman of lh*‘ Ap­ Spent during ea h of I be past | survey to the Rivers and 11alts.r* the supreme rourt nf Florida, thr on the rm irsr an hour o r *o be­ » S m x ) l’lu rin ,n U ry ' - ° f , “ " ’* nicmU-r and chairman of th. Ap Inn yems. '* ,h f- jrw ra.W U N io. k M l proPrl.llo V Committee. w«* inCommittee together ni l h uur pie- ninjorlly of whith were suits In­ fore and after the tide receded. He -aid Ihe budgi-t wn* b,s«e I of Ihe markrf ' •b 1027. 102if of Doc. 31, I W J " I ,..* ,g a tin g .................e rt ng.-p ie* lluilnary aurvey " f’nmphell snid that a continu­ I atiluled ngainct me hy people Its ............ in hiding the and 1020, ft«m the u ir bunk and ■•— total ----- horde.I . . lodelit- L"wllli“ a view to having n rei „ on evix-i-tation that the leH raM ajor Dunn explained that the ance Of a high wind which sw eat lure will re enact a law calling (Cnnliniit'l On Page Four) ...............otlrtss* and the amount due on th« ^ .............. ....... f(,r ltie Tciirity ulTlIiatc. the National reason large slim- of money have the course yesterday, prnbohly court him es *•<*■ president veiy mmiii ufter hi* Mi- fur one cent per gallon las on been spent on the St. .1 lm* River ( itv rom psny. would he Ihe only fnrlnr th at Caroline with the revenue going These figure, formed a part « / 1 ...g n ralio n ." The ctm m lltcc nl»<> hrsn.* from would prevent hint from making to the general revenue fond This from Jacksonville t» the sea Is T)(i. , u |hor„ for Mr. 111 counsel, Ferdinand Prcora, the the cheering report given by « "because that i* w h i t e the trvfflr an officlnl attnrk u|»on the speed tnx v»a< levied by tile It'll leg­ alnrv of *n Involved tisn*aclion » • <ia>’' f ,rk ‘,f ,h *’ % % j f ; veil was ...a ile d by K sprcentn- islature n* an emergency m eas­ is.” lie sai .' that the department record tm lar. The wind np|M>«red c unty commi«*ioncr*. hy which he suggested the bark ‘ '' ' »! *« < Woial, nf Indian 1, an I l.a- ure, tu inn twu year*. considers traffic a . a prime con­ tn l>e subsiding la*| bight. hn,l "bailed n u t” a lo»* of t-TO,- Sligh, chairman, who mitered s Cuni'dia, <»f New York. Kepub irANNAPOI.IS, Md.. Feh. 22.— “I exiwcl tn at least make a test Tin- governor also said he a n ­ sideration, and added that heciuse roo.nnn «n t a l Cuban su g ir loan* slight indl*po*ilii)n. (A*lA resolution wa* Intro; a '* , n* an alnlirntion nf Cungrcss ticipat'd no reduction in (hat Senator D. U. FI* t* her bad re­ run." Campbell *ald, '*and if con­ The c u r l y hold* In its slnktng |(> , h<. r w u liu > ,ir, nch , h y selling stork to the public for cently secured passage of a LIU du<i-d in the Marylaml llmi»r dition* are right. T will *hnnt for portion of Ihe state ga-.-line levy fund* |.'l52.0OO, of its own bond* the r't'c h is e of Ihe sugar r to­ yesterefay, call- th , reconl Immediately." were answereif by Itrprrsentativc vhleli gives revenue fi m three which pnvii.V* lhat pleasure rra fl of Delegate* p u rh a a rd hy the former hoard ps nv through It* affiliate. on Ihv President of I mil w tit. Ind.l, who -aid "The cent* p,-r gallon lax tu counties tonnage is of eipnil wtipotlanc* leg Mitchell's story of how h* at a discount of more than k-'ll,- whole rnunlry is demanding no*. the United States to “issue a with frritfht ^H«*n con* for Ihi letirem ent uf road and avoided paying on income lav in 000 and at a saving* nf $17.0041 n*king. that the federal governbridge Ixinds. The only Ba*»tint »i«lrratinn *»f Ih** worth uf pr«»Jrft» full mid unconditional pardon tn V i n c D t i F F u n e r a l R i t e r t 1020 wa* developed liy persistent annually In intere.l The county |||v ||| ;,|<m ,T t,..u rM n ilrt, • tnx redo-tinn pus«ibl,-. lie -.aid. i« forx*t*riu*d, **l Ihink thui Ihrre all * ''lin t* iiinvirlrd under th r ul*o holds In It* mad constrrctlon question frem P ero ts after Is In that portion which rive* h n xrry iciNitl rhjUtft* for work Volstead lew." the hanker h * l spent almost an funds 1 128,000 new courthouse "Uni full*'', the resolution said. from three cent* tax per gallon on Ihf |ir»jrrf In ll»ix irrlUm." F""erivl rerviers for Mrs. Mnllle bond (Continued On Page Four! Aft r r iliirrpiiMinir tn «|H-nk of Pare now fitted with go*n.' Cltl- p. Vincent, 7.3. wh<* died at th* til the M a t e Hoad llepartnient irti* roiivlrled of violating lhe»o Ihw c ros*-*late canal an.I il* prog­ and evil* that Is not possible this F'e»nahl |j*i'ghli>n Memorial llnsyrar. due to the road d epart­ ress, M'linr Hunn again staled qn|Hip il.tr measure* and such perMIAMI. Krb. 2 2 —(A 9* \n na. ment’s debt* and heavy budget that “I re.-ommend that *<nneone sor* -Inmill be rr< toiol to their mini 1*1, 0qndav afternoon ween v»|.l from th* Er'rV»on F’unnewl _ « _ x# | a. * a w^ • «a«xin’»»- hullrt intrmletl fur !*•••«• of wei', • arrinl oVei from last fjm itic -" (('ontinuril On Page h'our) Home this morning at 10:00 year. o'clock Burial wa* In t skrvlew may bring about a family reunion. The .lo lle d i oniniissiun, he C rm rlrry w i t h Hev. W m .' P . M argaret Kruis, nf Ni-wnik, N. *nid, began its v«oik faced with Scores of Seminole County r e a i- ,|h usanus of visitor* atterding Hnitlfw n f • he First RapMU J., one of five person* wounded tb s n ee -«ily of reducing nil gendents returned to their humeit; the F a ir'w ll have no rea.on to 1by Giuseppe Zangura's bullet* Ch"rcli o(ftcl.iling. r r . | rf\in iip rx|M*mliltirex to late yesterday f.«n. the Central commsnl on anything but the un- » ^ ^ • Mi*. Vincent had lived In tbo Florida Exposilii-n u t Orlando u.uaHy fine c.,m..tto,. af the « r . ||jf e h rrr |>>t We)|n„ , , . y nlt,hli t fimr x*i(Itiit (In* total of f 1,MM>,• W agner section for Ihe na*t ton T thorough y pleased over what i« tide* displayed. learned yesterday that her broth PtHI, since there h»* been a def­ TOKYO, Feh. 22.-IA 3—The | punishment of China a fter the months visiting her brother R. J , M ult than 6000 person* a '" said er, Herman, whom six lm* not icit In Income of 11,700,**00 this King. Uhe ws* a native nf Tenne*. easily the line*! display ever In United State* and other govern-1 lluxer uprising in Peiping. Mainrepresent the county at that five- tu have seen this display yr-ti-r- seen for nine years, I living in yrar. •re, where she ws* horn »n An*. m rnlt which maintain military j trnancr by foreign troop* of cum- ?3. la 'll Surviving her are tw o day, the opening day of the Fair. l.ynden. Waah. county F'air. force* and spheres uf Influence In munications Iwtwrrn Peiping aril Jauahtere. Mrs. A. Tl. Tavlor, of Occupylrg the rn tire stage of Jack E. Fox, of I’aala, who i* in n iti)i:ii J t itv PRDRK A te lle r la the chief of police the Peiping-Tientsin area will be the sea, and Ihe fnrtificatijli and Detroit, ami Mr*. M. Osllnwnr. nf the Municipal Auditorium in charge of the exhibit, la*l night here brought the Information that DENVER - A grand j »y inves- informed that Japan may be com policing of the legation capital W nener: two sons, C. D. Vlnrent, which I* housed all e'.unty exhib­ said th a t there had been a lea > the W ashington man and , Miss ligation of all the lamificalion* pelted to extend it* military opera- and II* port at Tient»in i» devel­ of Chattanooga. T en n , and J. A, ) its, the Pemino'e County display strra m of person* inspecting it, Kruis are related. la the first attnjetoon, no m atter and ti n t there is nut aii-Oher At the hospital, where be i* uf the CUarlci UocUher 11 kidnap­ tUna-tu.these ritieei-------- — oped with the anntiuiwenirnl of a Vincent, of A lania. Ga.r and two The Foreign Office announced to * rlrrm ination to aiinihtlole the brothers. R J. King, of Warngg, Ihruufh which door the v u lu r* county exhibit hj the buiHieg th st recovering from a bullet wound in ping case ordered. enter. l>one m green and sparkling 1 has attracted a t much attention. the head. Mist Kruis said *hc had c'uy that the aiiih»<»a<lui* uf ul army * f M arthal Chang ll»ls- and J. N. McDonlad, o f Chatta* j nooga. principal powers will be told that Oling, North China war lurd. " It's tha first thing yoa see ro t seen her brother for nine tinsel, the display house* d sen* th# Japanese army has no intrntiun of procW ls of the county, from when you come Into th r arm *", years,* and hail not heard from h cured m rats to moaiufsrtuird he raid, "and It's to attra.tive him for six year*. of carrying the campaign in Jehol Driving westward toward the CONRP1CUOUBLY ABSENT province soath of the Great Wall capital of Jehol, the Japanese products. Flowers, bulbs, citrus, ( h it It compels your immediate of China un>»» t'hire*e reprisal* army I* reported to have halted at truck crop*, jellies sn.l home bttenUon. I've also Mile**,’ that GENEVA—re ru w ai not rcpw« I'KOHK STII.I, GOES ON forts such action. conned fcod p io d u d s all are dis- few people do much m'.r* than WASHINGTON. Feh. 22.— I’eipiso, :i0 mile* from the Man­ stn trd whan tha (sraxud of No­ • “There la real danger nf a back- churian frontier a t the term inus of tion* council mat to consider Co­ plcyed a* .representing th e finest linger a t the other displays, u* (AX—A second apparent a t­ C llll't.E Y — Authorities from w u h from Iho Jehol campaign on u railroad from Chinrhow-.Chinese lombia’* appeal Invoking arilcto irliclr* made or- grown in thr fins as they are, once they have several northweat counlie* contin­ tempt on ill*' life of President­ seen the ItemlnoU County exhibit. county. elect Hosevrlt !• uri'h'f investi­ our garison a t Tientsin or In the rr*i*tnnuiah is been Ineffectual, and 16 nf lb# Laagua covenant, cmllloc ued their Investigation irto the massacre of Japanese at Peiping", the invader* plan to sweep on to for an Invratlgattea of tha bolder TNe cc-tral featu re of the dl»- Wo are hopeful tt u t we'll <arry gation following the discovery dbaniM-srance of Ram l» May aaid a foreign office spokesman. Jahol city, with 60,000 men operat­ w arfare between pHy li n ill-rams, depicting r»l- off savors) first prises." o f ■ package addressed I" him thoao Bout Ik form er W ashington coun'y judge. a n d containing * crudely “ In thla event our army will be ing along a 200 mile front. *ry grow i-g In its various plife*. The auditorium Is open from American nations. Wrapped shotgun «hrll. Opinion compelled to move to protect them. The clearing of load, preparation 0:00 o'e’ock In the morning until At Peiping a Chinese announce­ la that It wa* thr work of a Barring such unfurluiute develop­ ment denied th s t Japan has cap­ of the soil, saod-btd p re rs* . 10:00 o'clock a t night. It is one of BRING UP UEKIt AGAIN VISITS THOSE BANKEW9' ments, fighting will lie confined to tured the town of Nanking, half­ crank. Authorities said If Our yoong rslvry, papered celery, cut­ the dostae of free fto tu rrs of the -V WASHINGTON—Senate Demo­ shell had explmb'd it might Jehol", he laid. ting of celery, and finally its be­ Fair. O ther features are serra­ way between the Marchorian bor­ WASHINGTON—M lttanl Colds Tha United State* ha* a smal der and I’ripiao. Japanese dis­ wall, represenlatlva-olect from tha ing taken to r- wash bouse, are all tion acta th a t are offered frrr in cratic leader* hope to get up tha have resulted fatally. An inves­ front of the grand-stand Iwlre ,1.05 perccat beer bill before ad­ tigation centering a t ^.W aterm ilitary furc* in this area along patches from Manchuria said tha th ird Florida district vDItail Iha**^ depleted la the diorama. w ith othsr |towel* which partici­ Chines# commander of Ike Lnpeh capital and wa* introduced to ' h i ' Fresh rs'ery , citrus, ami other daily, a t M B o'clock and 0:00 journm ent Mar. d, hut protpreta town, N. Y-. I* underway, for It pated In the tim er protocol of district arm y had deserted, and had membership of tha banking s M tro th vegetable* will be placed In o'clock, as w rit wm a firrtturki for final passage a t Ihi* session Was mailed from that city. are doubtful. 1901. This document prurided for offered 10,000 men to Manchukua. mitt**. >the booth every day so that the display « t 9:30 f'clock. WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. (Copyright by A.P.)—Word reached informed quartern in Washington today that Pre*-. ident-elect Franklin D. Roose­ velt had completed the selec­ Charlr* K. Mitchell, chairman of tion n u n uofi hla in s ucabinet m i iw i «and n u that ...« » | . , ... »» the Hat contain, a t least one ,* . surprise name, that of Daniel Senate committee th at he avoided C. Roper of South Carolina, paying an income tax in IK 9 by selected as secretary of the sale of slock which he later re-bought. commerce. , The complete cabinet elate a* expected by Demn?rata here to be announced ahortly by President elect Rooaavalt la a , fol'iw at RIVER PROJECT Roars Along 8 ;each IS PICTURED AS Cpurse At 272 Mile m n y w r Clip This Morning * DIG FEeI aRGBS Liquidator CitesCourt Rccord As Proof Of Low* Cost His Office HUGE SALARY OF BANKER IS B A R E D j± frroS FROM OPERATING Mitchell Tells Group HowHeDodgedPayment Of IncomeTax r n ^ T 5 HF Good Financial oiaie UlI(P i,mir, ,lf “u r S T - 'S ATF One CcntTaxOnGaso* line Is Expected To ' Return Difference PardonForAlIDryLaw Viola tern Is Urffed Are HeldThisMorninff AfisfiNsin’s Bullet May --------- ’BrinR- FaniilyReunion Scores Of County Residents Pleased Over Local Display At Orlando f a ir wem-eiect prankun n. u... *eu Japan Warns U ^ O th e r Powers That It May Have To Protect Tientsin Garrison President-Elect I Recipient Of Shell mLi ; SS; -.J * l*L- ,. — it \ . — �THE SANFORD HERALD. SALFORD. FI/)RIDA, I’AGE FOUR m ate iHi• payment will throw lit,* ctl> i'll1' default ami ita bond, will |n* .. itomali. ally rsmive.l Hi? li-t I.f legol Invv.tmenta for su,ing» bunk-, tru st funds ami In m i .in* com pasies. in many ZANGARA’S CASE D e b t Discussion Miami Beach Cop With Who Gets ‘Tough’ EVOKES VARIED IsR oResumed n a l d Lindsay Pushed Into S e a PR ESS COMMENT fConlinued from I'a li»it wo, lulls***d in 11 ' Sitting in his study nn.l -Amint *-r *«r I In * lltlk.d, I;,.n-r*r.t leal Papers View Attempt A t A s s assination From Many Annies ATI.ANTA. K*b. *1.- Attemptco* as saasiration of I’rr.-ident-elecl Itn-wef variety of rearth Houth, a survey of editorial .ex­ pression disclosed. Every rlem rnl of the Miami in rident i.’rew c Vnment and hrougnt suggestions for averting a re. ir im rr. E»en the political Import of Rnoeevrlt's p ««!ble death »« discussed There urihcr nl the ’escape nf the I're .e g re t that d v r Innoc* i,»nr?fflTTT: Uirially oil the m rd u g after II shooting: , *'In deep sorrow M iam l/fricv with America f»r I h i / atleni mai.V iifMiti the life nf / CUC i*e president wihile a g'u h t in •!> city. Miami reg.els, kjim**i I •“ ! for the ire (very of thVr w.oi*.de She goe. forward ill le iS -J ----Kr'lining •Unili.r iegref, 1’I’tr. V lanta Constitution ilemande I u iv tional rotim-'up of a ns red is i.. enemies of the Am etiran form ■ government, .tres«lng *’the tier*eity th at this rountry deal <’»u tirally with radical* of the ly fe i Z argsru.” **We niu-t proreetl ngnm-i I•« Insidious and ddngerous element The f’onstitutiun eul'.'. *»s Mu • lint did against the Mafia in Hoi and .Sicily. If. the *ufety of iti people of this country is to lie III li .l u p U - U .f t h ,' tfiuf S* fmtm | | •!) will (.«• th«* fv•iii• A ‘ If In* Inn! »*• IVri| u *l* rlirialion fruui ; f.lu* . l I \ilHUiiu, t«» bcftiiifr MCM'Urjf ill lj« (H a ur>*# Ik .ill |i« iisitl list UtltiiMii II. W » ilin, |»r.*‘»t|«*nl i*f lit. AftH iicriii I ar A E'i»nr.ilt> i nii|»miy, V.J - u il ii i I.* tin* ItbNHf veil liifim* jii»t IfcluM* l ir If'inot mnvi'fl hi Hi aiMiut lln* timi* Waih mifttii u « ii'iiorthijr tli«» dctlirui Ii .1 of Senator Gin Ilnniels, Roosevelt’s form er ihlcl a* se rrrla ry of nnvy, said: . “This Is no tim e t.. I..... faith in our country ur countrymen. . . The Ante. Iran |*»|b', w ill thanksgiving In their heurls nt the (allure of Ihu Inillet. wld -ay in the wori’s of (inrfiel.l wrhen < ho .till.-il nil e i r ll.l und uiitriv rr -* I in Wall'Street when Ih** news of l.ilH'uln's a- u'Siimllon was received: “ ’Fellow clllsrm , find reigns nr.l tin* government ut Wu lung ton slill live-.’ ” The Will 0.01 Sab in, (N. I' l J« lim it: , 1 ”11 i* eignJfirant that .very ut* tempt, -.iirrrsaful nr un«tiir.-<ful. In u--usslnnte nny Aliterli-un piral'.Ynt-except In .-<• ti.slan.''-, |,n. I.e n inadc hy aMarchl-l* <d a finnan stuck. 'I Ik* tin.* Antrrtenti has nrvtq^alispule.l with nn B«sa*sit.’s hiillet tin* -way "f duly r.instilulr.l aiithurily.’’ Thu Nashville, (T. im.i Evening Tennessean: ■ **|| i, furlunnte, we think. Hint the outbreak has mi Hp|nrent Imk with the general spirit nf piilili.nl unreal, ..nil th at it hus n I l*eeii eoiuwcte.l with any (..renin .*• iilutluimry «c auarehistic nlotfnient." . In the sume vein. The th.iln, .tills I ltni.ii.*> sail. ••’ITu* aim uieg purt nf It nil l» that this seems* lo hove heel, jtlsl n lillle ideu hatched nut in Znn gnii.',i .list.•• led brain. . Tin- I rich Iqyer was ...ling it • ll his lie I. TUESDAY. FEFBRUARY 11. I»M. ! Celery Market Reports | Charles J. It dry. of the Miami Htach pel irdepartm ent was pwh» .’ Into lli» is-ran near l.lreci.in r:a d l.y appinsiiiiately iPM) persons Sun ay when they pro­ tested the piantser in which, they said, Itilcy nn* hnndlliiK a man whom he s . attem pting to a r ­ rest for having dropped hi. bath­ ing suit 1 1 the waistline. The bather f scape.* wlien the rrowit surm urde.l the police cf ficcr. Kitey it reived cieral limly bruises in tin -r iftle atul finally n .te s lrd fi*i> i.tiier per, in I wh-.nl he charge * with ‘’engaging in an t.fTray nr n o t. > ,-tinting urre-t mil o h itn u :iog an I*!r H i* r Ip the llm w a ri' -iivl .wretu Ed W alter, o. t,( lOSii S W. Fourth .dt.syt; A rthur Wr* «*l<, 19, of |: m N, w4 ‘.i.n'lrj nth Avsnuc; J . I M a n g a ..; ib*, of |M ■. T w ehtj •. u Hi I, ri's-l| Jnrk Hurt, yTTbl l"IN h h'. /rw rn ly heolxl / Av/nt’i*, an .* :.<*>man Mr h I III. S. W. n . i . l h Hti’/ t . ...... .. iiy '^ w nrrin r T n r n f f g g 1 wrii* Hni'J»**i| nn 1100 mDi hull l» (in n|»pearMiM'f hi Mitiml ■ ffith Municipal ruiirt jrc*lar«ftiy. Tbo name of tbe autnor c ! the ie tlrr « nt t» a ms'inber of the * ro nim ittr. v*»s not mao’# public. Hat Mr. lirillin, realising the c ^ n -! ■ sequence- of the board of alder- ( in.ii even con-nlering • default of lln* city’s lomls or any .(Tort to -' n u .il iipurtiation . f the Interest n Iiii**.',.'• I |n the bondholders. Issued' r .latrn ien t with a hope of fo re-1 .tailing such action. "Repudiation is simply un­ thinkable'*, Mr, (IritTin said. “TH*j city i- rertalnly good for I t s ] bomh'il im.Vbledne •« and Its cred* I* it most i r preserved. In the firs t, p'nre, the full faith s n i rerdit of the n ty la behind these bands an '.'( nothinir »hcmld be d ne th a t ten d s: : »*• ib -irey the raise- nf nuT'secur- * *’ Through courteny of jhe U. 3. Department of AgrfcuL ture In co-operation with the Florida 8tate Markellng Bureau. R. E. Winfrey. Sanford representative. vsawOar. y.s* r a leva. . s ism itn -O IV * D O geetlou of lb*! Florida: Warm, elsar iuall«s» ’.fc. moderate: m d s j s l t r tJ ij* |..e .sr.i moderate, m srast stssay . nn s-ls drmsn.l rsthsr ngin. m ark.I 'sllahltr w*ab*r on »•« «-»«• . . . I'aiload* I. .. h .hlpplsg point, n s (Uosril on delivered sales lees AUi „ • iraaspor.alton eharaesl is l*eh ■i, r r .i.s , Individually wo.hed. S-IS ’ _ 4 « , moailr I IS. few IS dev lowrr. 1-1 iliis. I on. tew higher; enito wnshrtl. a .|a lies I #*; 11 itos. ter J'I mSMT .'ITT. Klorlds: (Manat**7‘ Hsrsrnta IMe.rleO Worm. clror. ... llaullnas llahl; demoml medera.o, i.V mo.kel oleodr . ’orloads t o. W JJ .M em o, polat. (hosed oo hellvsr.d i .a ir . I . . . 41.1. (rsn.porlotlon rh u rae.> IS Inch crate*. IndividualIr wo.lied oml prernoled. V. H. No. * * I. «.|S doe 1.S1; *1 dns I OS-1.IS; S •“** H-7f m f j f n ^ r n U ; m eiJ» .‘ U " « r *, r ' " n* . , *'* iiii utr+n. rl+mr 4 Fla. I t ran* urn in c h . HupplU* li«M. d*mxnd m<M|rra(F. markvl *l*«d)r. Florid* )•» inch crate*, wa*h*tf an.l pr*» s,f»«ila*«l. ar**. IrvllvIriMAltjr washed and |ite-TiHilr«l, few 3 dot. I.fii 4 4ni i >•-•**. h#*t I.TS-S § dm 1.TIM l !»•>«! 1 •••Lift; i dns. t« dn«- I.U ’ftM. UKTIIOlTl dleaily. If «t*»**••. a now ip* | FU. arrived; • ram °n *»«*•'*_ Hiippllr. raihor light, dt- noil p m ooled. 4.IS dns- l i l . l *1. best atoally 3 Si. tow tine quality hi.her fair to nrOaory quality owl ...a.lltl..n I is. I SS. ri.i:v t:t.A S n gl.ody, l l Hesee. mmo<Nations and the dinner Seminole ll i|h School basketBurl i* ltu-i*i| in r.j tiM|y of dunce, breakfast, and lonrhenn a l­ lull team won ih,. filial game o' fMwatil («. Hur&r und \V«**•»!-» in runfirof father. I„ \V. \Vr<* its home season here Saturday so are heiitg offered. LEGATi n o t i c e night by the store of £1 to 9. Th, |h*|jm d Hulldogs who had defrat♦** i»t»* uritini’ l uhcii ICilcy riMirhly isl Seminole High 12 tsv 7 earlier kAftiUsi 1 bry Ti/Wiii'if , In llie ren*on. -werr the victims, lril«*y *itilff Ih- wiilrr far rn«Mi|ch and .Wilson Smith and Johnn.e (Courier were the jwo oulstaniling l«» |fF| \%«*| fffl, players in the game. Srinlnole High Ini alt the way. the score being ft to | In favor of , tiie l*i al team al the end of tY> (first ipinrlrr, II to 2 at th r hall'. Id to -. at the end of the third quarter. . IJne-tip, an,| sro rrt; o m InuI* III I'"*. Iletaml Uoillli. I* ( I'nvli-. « To Repudiation O f C ity ’s Obligations i,. ii, •• lO o irl. r. II r W I.M.I.n • iligutn,. • . .*• i- M nllo. : I'esly. >• •5000, th a t th* b o * h k« accept­ able a t any poat office a t par for pootal savings or purchase of pottapo stamps aad cashable a t any bank or »n»«t company a t par. The Brophy plan dooa not eontem plate any new borrowing by tbo government but aimply n ahlft of Ita prraant borrowing into ■mall unit, which tha paoplo may um> aa legal tender for debt*. The plan will be submitted py Brophy to the Incoming national administration. FT. PETERSBURG, Feb. ! 1 ~ , UP)—A brif but “wrkable" propbsal for bringing hidden money hack Into circulation and thus re ­ riving business has been subm it, trd to the Florida senators and ol­ io those Interested in banking leg­ islation In W ashington by N at B. Brophy. chairman Of tha hoard. Union Trust Company o f this city. The Brophy ptsn suggests th at the government, in lied of Ita present short tim e borrowings from hanks. Issoa Immediately LANSING, Feb. 2 I.-L F )—G.*»bonds In small denominations ernor Comstock announced ha will Issue today a new proclamation perm itting Michigan banks to re­ open fnr restricted .withdrawals. The proclamation will sontinua tha present banking holiday with tha exception th a t it will provid# far withdrawals. wlog t via. arrived: I t nrk (.npoiles tlhsral, do. I. m srh.l Steads rtoekla ■ l „ . in d l r ld u s l l T w a s h e d wa.heit. « dos. r.w u l » i ,in* best la d - tl* . fair l* i dns. r e s .I I I . ho.i I; r« dns. few Mies I J1r .f W ‘l .| t _______ ____— Michigan Governor” Plans Proclamation RESULTS 10c Ifaig 1 time. Sc Un« 3 thnea . 7e ling 6 time* 5c lint 1 month. Minimum charga 80c. ,4irinlriia,l. I one oi ii loriidu rs, not only I tiuiii* •• itrlkt.* ut I he u ry f mrili. i |*mi tf^ the r ..lit ,.f I hr ini'n>ci|Hilily Imt . . . beO'iM (I'tinliir v \v ty pt'ipi rty ■ I, " o ii.r. (hiiiinm ti .1. A (Iriffin of ’ the r it Herts . . . <mtii.* ■*<>.unlit to-, wa.i..**; rlly officii.l, lu t ,s» and I *v lie^ seme Might In n statem ent i»m iiirntlng ( rt)! I e offered l.y officials .... a lendem'jr teWunU ilrfu.ilt that ()'j J(u, j j , I'lviniHith I'o* ntry Club III.' d. l.'l.qw.l III eerlaln q u.li'l I of n .HI hole men’s n - koar.l I f b M n A .it la (, k i t | ft-hole women’s muM wi.l »1 »f»« n r n*frrt n n miw |win^lca.l j , | f too.rainent .th a t iiuthotixiiiif Mayor i hail* under way S aturh.y aftertr y to »• f fow fioni T mii»|iu iiank« no.,n ■>f this week, and ends late lb«* sr.o.iMjn h«aiul int*i pay* Surdity rftrrnuon. no nl U ni mu. I 1. i .i Smw York Tprcial low er.lranre fee has on or k fn n * Mar. I. l ailurt* In lu-ri. announces* a* an attraction ** ’ * i to Iho K'dfing fan* o|f this* section, .Is ...nr.*. „f I i ......veil to Include a ilirner ilanrr will h,* fruniiim f r tnrrA^ion* hi rrturn f f held ->n Saluiday night at H:U4I is nr il#bt* n*liof nppaccnlly ha»i» oVInek. Siwvial week-end tales b * l* iiri| th r plan » f L iuk>n for rev. ring go'f lo jtn a n irn t, hotel n ponorul l•«•^^n,^|Mlr rnrfarrttro. Wcel< M a r* Y o u r G Iu n m * Fitted N o w '!! I Redur*.| p r i c e on single vision and Kryptnk l»n.e, Alto oil shell and mcslrrs gold filled frames. iv e s Thomas. >• I*|SSH, o f r Banker Of S t Pete Has Brief Plan To Prevent Hoardihg Martin's Garage W. 1st Street F raak Lewla and M artin hare tha e>perl*tire and equipment Dr. Henry .Mcljtulln, Jr, I**orlun'».rlv’ fur nun I nl u«. n stale of liapl.y heullli dors not depend .In HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by one who raaily knows haw. 0rig;», J« wrier, Mag. A vs. Slrcnglii. lin t like uny other pirre of machinery. Ihe humun machine must be prn|>rrly/ rrituliilc<i lo run right. Therr is n simple means of regulat­ ing Ihe system ll inukrs un amuiing iliilrrm re in Ihe wny your organs 11 pays most men und women to Iry this regulation. You may romider yiuirvrll in fairly gmul health Imlay, und nllrr only Iwu weeks’ rrgnlaling rrulitr you wrre only half alive. , This mean* nf stimulating Ihe syslrm lo new life Is n prescription, nnd It is known as l)r. CaltlwcH's Syrup I’rpsln. It‘stlcrivc.1 from fresh lirrlis, nrltvr senna, und pure pepsin. Kvcry druggisl keeps It onhsml.C.rl some today, nnd lakr some toniyht. One spoonful drives uway a bilious headache. A larger dose relieves any runslipaled rendition. A little- now and thrn keeps an older person prnlrrlrd from auto-inloiiralinn. And il mav he givrn any lime lo sluggish children. Whole households have blessed this family dorlor’s prescription. II has saved old and young from, sluggish spells— anti front downright sirkness. It's thr nnlv tonic you ntav need; the only, laxative you need. It is the most likrahlc and remarkable medicine you ever lasted. T r y one bollle of D r. Caldwell’s Syrian I’epsin and compare your condition with how you felt before! OIM 'OM KI itlH i 112 Park Ave. HONEY—10 pound pall. . JOc 100» E. 2nd. Gao. E. Slack. J—Automobiles RENT AN Austin. Roadstsr or coup*. 5c per mile. Reel it Sons, Phonc 1M>. 10—Flower* and I’lanta FOR SALE: 200.000 Ruby King and World Beater pepper planta, a.alalew ml lb* Slat* ml Flarlda. Nolle* Is hsr»hy *lv*n that ll»nrr J. \V. Bell, Lake Monroe, Phone Hlm». purehastr »f Tax l'«rllllrai* N.. I t. list,., th , 7lh day nt dull A. II. Itxa. ha* fll*st said r*rllfl. at* 15— Apartment* For Rent In my "fflr*. and ha* mads an:>licsll'.s fnr tax d ,,d .» Usus, In arLOWER 5 room furnished apart­ rettiltuse. w ith U w . H.ild o-tnl.r . u n 1 h** rollowlnil dr«rr 1*»rdl ment, 601 Park Are. Telephono isir.fewrtv a llii 4 t n l In iWmlnnlai f> U N « tjr, Florliln, |o-wU: U i« i*» «ml I t llookfftBwn Tit • «aI«I lutiil h«lni gMfiitfl nt Ih* •till* Ilf Ih* lasu«n4*" «»f "Urh r*fIlf• leal* In IH* n*m* nf r»knnwn. I ' iiUm rtrtlflm t* *h*ll !•* it* i!*»m*«l ncmrdln* In Uw lax d**d will Unit* |h*r*on un Ih* 9lh; dl* .if Mnrrh A H, l»3J Wil d*b« mr nff leUI Blmtilur* • ml *e>4l I HI - Ih* 31*1 day if J »n♦inrr A. IF. 1913 * v. k. 732s0r apply a l l First Rational Bank Bldg. Coleiough Realty Co. 16— H oum a For R tnl FOR RENT: Unfumlehed houec, 5 rooms and seeping porch. In­ side re finished. Phono 140-5M-J. nocnisAM, n * rk Circuit Coart H*mlnnl* rounir. FlnrMx FOR BALE: Exceptional value In liv A. M. WKMKrt. girl’s Bicycle, apply 401 San­ U. C. ford Ave. More (Trouble ALLEJ.Y OOP Our Prehistoric Ancestor Under Ihe caption " IIM '.r y ’s | ate .I ’ If' ”, The Macon, Ilia.) Evening New* «pcculnU‘.l on Ihe j ussiliility of lluiwevrlta *.«*aill, ■ec Ilf illg: ’•.Many of the view* e'tertalne.l by*John N. I.uiuer, which he esi.it:lit to « ntl.'dy in wild iiu-atires . in Ipic tin. last session of t'on>rw>», i t*'.s|fv th* r.'***1 —j feeling of iclirf that the wouldIn a nassiit's liull.*, ut „taii.i not lilt.I its tustk. "Ilut it would Ii* well l>. rvnte.uher that nartiiw 1, .cape when we again u minnlc o vice-pie,i* dent.” The (ircenvlllc. S. I!.. I'irdmnM. In u tribute to Mrs. Cross, said Kou-c.elt piuhaUy owed hi* life to hrr, p lute,' out that fin every ' ciased Imlltidoul in the country | "thric mie thousands uf potential heroes nnd herolnrs" wlm wouli of a man vehos* flghf, .have .Inn* lllirwise, am.' declared: log heart llvad through "All gloiy t> mutlrst Mr*. tha pain of falsa lova I 'r s . -ur.d lo a nation thv popu­ and tha tarrors of tha lation of which Inclulcs many mil­ chain gong I lions like her!” . (liber exprcMinnt Included: • Th* Uayinna Ilrech, HunRicunl, p.'MIshcJ hy R ibrrt II. Gate, who was at R'roserrlt’a el­ bow at the time of the atUfc\t “Klniida promisee tha; Justice ->will be mated out quickly and un,,srringly In this case ard that there will lie no escape f-r Zsn* With Pal. w O ld en , Miras Ktnsedy, ■ nss.isin.isinses,, '.'(Ata, ihe would-be kllleT.” # » ChertbJ, Glens Staortl y The Htate, Columbia, B. t . i i Draw*. Pradessd by Cat] node, Jr, D.'isilcd bs (dwsrd "The fact that the full purprse B-Frassaisd by CaH La*-sale. tit tha ataaeala w u pot accomA U N IV U f A L WCTlrtc , AfllahaJ leoaens the ahoek, tu t it "■gutbe* us rtaliaa lb* (rim fact THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, iS c K AND HARRY A Port Withput a Porter TffM /94 .ANQ L A N D . B Y jriffM IN V , D I C K ! Z B B L IC V C . 4 You'Re. R IG rH r— U H IU S IT S A M IR A G E TM * B O YS A ff5 . A M r o c M i r r * . d o k s Wt lo o k m to r a e r W OOL* fttfO AM T g a o l* tv n tt* y ta tr tr r �t --------- ------ , w K D N i»n.\T % 'n n « r A R Y j* i m . fflfe SANVORD HERALD, 8ANTOR1X FLORIDA, .Washington At VaUey Forge WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY « , 1ML WAGE INCREASE SEEN AS AID TO BUSINESS CURE The Hciging Hand In consldtring the life of Wtshlngton, on hie birthday 201 y ean a fter he firat stw the light of day In n little Virginia farm houae, the two principal characteristic! of title remarkable man which, It seema to ua, are moat worth remember!nW in our troubled times, ere hia tremendous WHgley Backs State­ ment By Boosting: Pay Of HfaWorkers Cut In Govenment In Ufa, whether aurveylng vast tracts In the on the upper OftW, or in re-organlilng hia troop* In the disastrous battle Of the Monongahela, Washington gave ample ctidence of the confidence and fortitude which Were to play so large a p art In the destinies of hia country. * When the time came for the eatabUahment of a na­ tion Independent of O rest Britain, opinion waa f tr from unanimous that ao desperate a policy could succeed. There were scores of leaders who insisted it could not be done and who complained that all who Joined the revolt would be hanged on tha nearest trees. Throughout the early nuecenaea of the British, from the evacuation of Boston, the defeat of Montfomery a t Que­ bec, the diaastroua loaaea of Washington in the battles .of Long Island, Hariem Height*, and White Plains, the Irotreat across the Hudson; the capture by the British of New York, Newark, Niw Brunswick, and the defeat at Brandywine, to the devastating winter at Valley Forge, the courage of Washington never once faltered, and hia boundleaa confidence in the ultimate success of their cause In­ BIBLM VERBS FOB TODAY. spired In hia followers an amailng esprit de corps. If the people of today would review that winter a t T H E PRINCE OF FBACE: * ant* t» • child I* bom: aad VaUey Forge, they would see many likenesses between » govommont shall ho np*a hi* then and now, but they would, we feel eure, be put to ih .m .1 hy thidr.QWn.wnaknaa— -a»>d-thetp-own-leck’T>f write fldence In the future. On every hand would-be leaden aro arising, and, In uome instances, finding followers, whose only preachments are a doctrine of despair. We need refer to only one, a political and economic program which from two to four dollar* an art* . . ” *** > F or tvs# months cangrta* baa boon piddling around trying to find the best way out of th# depraailon. Tho best think C otigtou can do a t th# pfM tftt Uato M. to levy enough taxes to W •a ry Operutiag expsnoes and go Von dollars worth o f United States Liberty bends and InrssUd the money la Naw lYlafh Central railroad stock. 1 —--------- -------------1 A now dkprooslon wlsa-crack U attributed to Owen & Young, who eaeonUy teatlflod boforo a Bwtate :ammil tee. When aeked hie opinan about th e p raeeat stole af the Rat loo, ha royltsd, "W# aro la tha Dade cooaty police authorities it id pa tod trouble whan Znagnra a led Into <ho to a rt rodna where was tx be *e«t*need and vary iparly had previously aoarthod h spectator* to see If an y of lent had deadly v a a y s a i (a their uaotslon. I t waa tho doty of tha Fleer* to protect th a ir prisoner. I la alto th eir duty t a protect Iw-abiding tltlatn a u welt ao rimlnals. B ut no on* tokaa any alaa t« too th a t dxipdradn* ta n i t go about w ith jo ft* x toff ad to- D B P f c ir MR. HOOVER’S VALEDICTORY MIAMI DAII.Y NKWS rtmember that after Valley Forge came Yorktown A New Tax System There la only one thing which prevents Florida from balag the brightest spot in the nation today, aa far an business conditions are concerned, and that, of course, In the ta* situation. Aside .from the burden, which the motorlat bears, also entirely disproportionate to the bensflta received, practically all the revenue for the operation of Our cities, counties, and state comes from real estate, which Is taxed so heavily that it la regarded more aa a liability than an asset. This condition has lead many people to tho conclusion that an entirely new tax system la needed In Florida, and the Melbourne Times, endorsing the sales tax, aaya: MA general sales tax la tha beat solution to the prob­ lem, provided, howiVef, th a t ail'other tax burdens are re­ moved. We do not want to see both a prohibitive tax on real estate and also a sales tax. That simply would not dot "A sales tax would prove to be a comparatively painless tax—if such a thing is possible. A few pennies paid here and there as purchases are made would not be felt much. This Is not true now with heavy levies on worthless real •stata awfXMd a t ridiculous valuations. A sales tax would distribute the burden so that everyone would pay based up­ on what he spends. The poor man, who buys little, would pay Utile but the rich man would pay In proportion to his extravagance.' Here Is where the income tax is wrong. It makea a man pay for what ho earns and encourages T t t> tilth thne for averyonq to do some urioua think­ ing about this tax problem. And a fttr the tales tax idea haa been carefully considered tt will be found to be the fai|«at and moat satisfactory tax ayetera of them all." SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO I Baas, o/ Klaelmmee, was in ty yastorday shaking hands ila many friends. Frod la a id maa aow, having taken ’ Lain Clty'sfalrost daughId baa Mehawwd baseball and sport, and settled down to * b unfitass. Frod la ona of set aettv* young men to Oacounty and Jtnt now la n Ata for mayor of Klssim- Moore's Slatlon, la mourning tho death af her pat pony, Fannie, who It la thought, died of heart fallur* within thro* day( of tho fourteenth birthday. Mlaa Beealo Bebumpert spent Saturday evening aad Sunday at Mlanlek Ptoeo to Cameron Cfty and Mia# Mhtolek accompanied her to Sanford Ittnday evening. lh a W o d ta w y Club bold Ito rogular mooting Wednesday with public addresa of M r. Hoover while president eonU lni much th at Is im portant and algnlfkant. The retiring preaidrnt of th r party responsible for the policy of economic and political lanlmtlan of tho United State* for 12 years past devotes th e g rraU r pari o f hia New York addles* to a -w arning against iaiilBtlnn. - ItoIsas tha United HUte* and Fa rope can g et together upon a program of economic ro-opcratlon, tha President says, “this nation, whether you and Itihe. It or not, will he driven by o u r own Internal forces mors and more to IU own self-containment and Isolation, as harmful to the world and as little satlsfatory to us as this course may be." The tremendous sh ift J n thought which this Involve, la readily seen In any review of rvonta In the 12 year* during which Mr. Iloorer has been a high official of the government. These have been years of but groudging political co-operation with the rest of the world and of fram these o th er nations. Tha President's speech la by Implica­ tion largely ttllk ls m and repucl•tlnn of the consistent course for 12 ysars past o f th* government • f which he has been a n Important part. ‘ Wa do not rocall these facta In (ritk iim of tho President’s past lo much as In commendation of hli present. If* sees a t last that tha Isolation polky, tha policy of •conoral# non-c*-operation i f tha la it 12 years has randarad n|U to bur own country and to th# AorlA II* calls us aow back to tho ““highway of co-operation wnonj nations." T his can mean nothing but a new sp irit of give and taka la International trad*, a raersal IW- proa|erously to itself alone. In hi'*;»»« of busines*, if not of politlr*, an me coming to see beyond our no.**, beyond our own boun­ daries. Mr. Hoover ha.* done siileni.tdly in railing hi* own fol­ lowers back from the dlastroua course of tho last dosen years. Th* nsw president, It can hardly be doubted, will with force and vision'Strike forth In the new~Yfft rectlon which the old president now takes. The people of the United Rlales, we bellerr, are ready to follow on. F l o r i d a Is Called E x cellen t F ield For Book Material i I t a l i a n Society S c o r e s Zangara For His A ctibns F raak Lew la a*d M artia h are ndian MuskProgram ivenAtWoman’iClab ' Lee E *.ll U ill a< Sooth Sanford Aver O rb e d Doris, of JacksonvllW, - J R ) . . t n ig h t b m at tho Mon- Mi** Corine While, of St. Pe­ tersburg, is visiting her fntber, T. J . E. WtU*. a t hia home. 101 West F irst Street. Mas Christine StoudeniBtre left today fo r C learw ater whore she will visit blends and taka p art in tho stato basketball tournam ent. Mrs. Jam rs Bclghl* relum ed to D tU n d last n ig h t afto r .pending ocrdral days h e r, with h sr tousln. 7 ,.t . •* th* torortment com- of Ubor eald |n , ropart jmoUr- Gat, Oil aad Tire 8ervk« Camara aad Sanford Ayr. PHONE f l » ; Regional agrtnltainl credit cor­ porations loans, $54,441,688. Mrs. 8. a C Chappell, Idea tofl to Oaogrooo.______ Mrs- W. St. Tburnton gave a talk on tho work uf the collet*, tolling how It was moved to Naahvi le, Tenn. and how Dr. J. ICunnlaiham sucreet’ed Ma* Gib­ son aa president. Sh* stated that Urn C hrlitlan influeaca of the L JAP BMPBBOWS ADVUBM ILL TOKYO, F*h. tK-taV-JMnoa w to be marv«le« -jT*—« - Baptist Circle Holds Regular MeetMonday " F K. Rrom.ltat . I'triSMi »he -an* - \ II Rn - . *' »»vitv ewteiT-l iW ployed IvohewgeiwN i.h a i\| a* they den-lvrw| Mvmlrl—dm’. shi-v u l r an n o -n rr l. Kjt»- % %lo w ■nt .*! tyro F B I •on *. * 1 RVHItto r>vw* .* iW VgT ’ .. 4 % W"" 11 i»Cf t V pttofwt* n m 1 -1 r r qhrV 1W »S*i » mk #wy g * Mil. 1’-I| I Itsulnt m a *»| i li> M b' v-sffuKV %?f ett* Wk»»n totlK U t » » ( *•' TKw Ntfeftr « a* k%.<wgw %VfhNt (U. aihI tktol l w <l««tTT M lhr» hfw lit H fckga* \ U w IS Wf aKtott «l\ \T4tr NEW YORK. Feb. 22. i-l*> The W orld-Telegram nsal ye*leiday that form er Mayor Jame* J. Walker ha* w ritten fiiem t. he expect* t - trlu rn next tu m lh from hi* -elf laipwie.| e*i“e in Fronce to try and recoup hi* b u ­ tane*. The paper quote* the frlem.** as saying Walker either “t» op against It" financially or l* very homesick. The letter. It la aaU. mover* tho Inform ation (hat the r b it will h# a brief one, allowing only for lim e "to tr y to make o bi»inr*« arrangem ent by which I may ron. tlnue In my residence in France." Miss Hagan Hostess For Mrs. Carraway Ito'i Atol «ltv SfMiR^V IlkrS s k t o l TW H»toKr*%k%> «F to aw kvw ITAItol IR II AI < to V I I . to CHICKEN PILAU WVri SMv I’.-T. A. -- to -- n. t Ve t * ’i (trgi TMr4* f'%l Ir *» ..to l S c h w rl 1 'i t w £:OW I*. SL Ik a ru h i ‘ fhil.livt IV Adult* :VV Ami*, ml -*l t,^.-W>\*r**t- st th r m—khwg s n v K I' V y tm M »- Mi » M 1 .1 l l 'v R v k a rd -mv Mr- T. t - t h i r l u d . M r, t»rviv» t t iH « , M— lliTt, awd V am rv t t r i r k n l . of » -J Mr v - l V rv S’ It l jl lr t, «-f IV U w d. DOUBLE? Unique SlaRP Show Is Vicks nctv Antiseptic docs rwrythinR that arty gwrgls or m outh-w ash can and should do—at half Ihe cost I A t M ila n r T tin ig h l trml U %k ti%K vit Ih«* «thi *»I |M»r filK •. totr»to Wr M«trr, UtofwrK* I IIam Ki , p a d %»f l*vto*t* K iN tr.i II 'i i**»l U m bf KW-ltl. law*' Ifilt- M | tW r* | < U*«i uun* |W%to»iv| !%**'»v*^ V UdlhWa JWl IV'tl Parents EntertainFor Newly MarricdCouplo N w k to s s tk t A RESIDENTIAL IN A U G U R A TIO N Fidluwing the ne-bling 1h*« moininv* «*f Ml*- Marie tVrelia llamhy In t‘he*tei TWma, K»le». nf Oriaml-i, the fi-rme-** parvwt*Mr. an-l Mr* II. M. llaaiVy. en trrtaine-l with a l-ieakfa-t at thru t—me. n-rnvr Secvnd Street an-l French Avenue. IJ* antille* „f |*-ni gla-liuli an-l ntaage Monn-m* new u-e-l t»* a-t-rn Ike IIamt-v heme. The taNe. from nhich hrenkf»n wa* «enf,| In Iwr v*«ur**e. wa- ( uverlanl with a h r, vh-lh ami eew-| terwl with the Urge tleved wed ding cake whkh wn* teymnl with a miniature hrah- and toidegw-iu White ran-lhr* In green holder. ca*| ■ •ef’ *«» nto-wl the tahto wsahi. **|x « N«b I t W I' which w* *et With green crytal Mt$tol*«%%gtal I mulv a” i *#rvhe i , l « r « v<»'t * - • » 1“ H—k m * G« e: M* an-l Mr*. ,V‘» «i*>d-w - ta-- v-evi »bCheile. Ib m s.JM w , the Rev. J t \«* - nr-Urv'l i » * b ' * • " ' ) > J K-1-. K-n ’1 - 1 A- T. Ihinnn.' .put j —I -«bl v-4ne »\f— td- tb IV. I v an-lun-t her. Mi'­ -t—wkl apivat t vivtv psrrv ll- *•. I l|« tbv, Mt*« IsMiainv h * v- • It- -n*nl I Jlk e , Kdwnrd| M* IVeVlnpiepared t» t It » . a il Mr. and Mr*. Ilamhi. f w t f m m - I k - > <w Iw - 1 1 . a w ! 1 A color scheme e| red aad wh- ’ waa ilvreloped hy vase* an-l b-i-vlof hlbUcu*. plum b)pe>o»i-• ski I'ei kina Pknaed l>ver red and *hll# street pea, at thbridge parly aad linen *huo«-r shipment Boys Show given yeeterday afternoon by Mu1-enabell* llagan at her borne mi Not in hi* year* ol eiperwwe* Fark Aveat o la honor of Mr*. An­ a- a rl-ih in g m erebust ha* a drew Carraway whose marriser shipment * f goto* |dra-*d U. Iwaa aa event of last Wednesday. IVrtin* a- touch a* a b u t shipSharing honors with Mr*, Carra­ nw rt «f the (aanos* “ !thjrhhr.“ way wa* Mr*. Jaiwr* Itolgble. line ef I )< shoe*' w hkh arrive*.’ house guest of Mbs llagma. at hi* ito«* an South Park AceAfter serern) fragm iw u of nne thl* week. bridge score* war* added aad Th, “S kyridrr" Ha# la a pieduct prise* awarded. High « « * prite. • f the Friendly Flew factoknro. chiffon hm*. want ta MUa Maude iikl n Aaserkn’t lx»<M ha* »t lake, while rut prise, linen sport* hoy* shoe*. Mr. Perkins say* that handkerchiefs, was given t* Mr** in »dditnus »• the nausuaUy tow Kitty* DuBoa*. Mrs. Carraway re­ pure ef th* shoe*, quality amt ceived pillowslip* aad Mrs. w -ikiuan-kip a te »ut»t a »«1aq fenBetghle w aa proaontod l i nen tu 'v . “The saase fine motec ml •porta haadkercbUfa aa gi f t * th it x*>e. into Fneanlty F ilm " , h* From the ha*tarn. Bach prim waa wrapped la whit* tissue aad tied Maude Lake, Kathoevw with red-satin ribban. At the ton hanr twfroahment*. Ryas**, aad llekn Yeesmy. TW* further arrentoaliag tha thesr* g a n t- wee*; the Mlaaau Bnuh* rotor motif, were aarvad by the I ja c k . K iltie Ushase, Ftoaree hnslr**, asstotad by War mother, Merv-w, t’ariuita Barkov, nmt Mr*. I- P. Hagan, Mrs. L. P. lla- Ma-xaiet FVtec*. gaa. Jr.. Mrs. Jamas Bright*, aad Ml** hath*rise Hyman. DANCE Those Invited to ha xrftk tbe TONIGHT % m P. M. Uagto, Mrs. W. A. Adams. Mr*. Lak* Mary O iim w ai Byron Slephoew. Mr*. Bay P. Mann. Mr s . J o h n Helaotr, Jr. Mrs. Walla** W. Boll. in k r.p t I’ Sr* vfrw \ • t i l rljbN 1 %Ik F w «k| Kiri*? 1 %T w a t W r Ke»- i wf wt* v ~»i $' %*V I X»1 AdhI toh BtAY»*kM tor. •$% to S t i r (RMF m >V jU i-n g i i > . ■ T tr'M u tli I t a. - bt--*».to. J l m i w f p i Nor lb ^t-lh t tn lM 1« Sept. I 'UatkbBt i* * hutch With |bb*''«cboa nffVmluw *•« |wrfigmrJ wit** "Strwanhhip." n r n D i AVI Sn-kfnnimt of quam »• .1 ohCe llower*, ami iK-iM- M . « t ua* et p*"k r* ito, the wedding el *»i.i .» ,| ebite *>y—epktrt <write ItamKy, daucK I -••vr-l-atvl- alter IV cetrn--nut Mr*. Her-ebet Men a lw-dal t-nakfa-t *V tnn> . oy this illy,' |« t he St*. an>l M rs ttamojr a« th F.-lea, ef IhUady ***n b u n here fee tbe bewtel pa r Oewland aad lbe H'li*. of Itaitovll iWfw THURSDAY A George W ashington ten will he glee* freaa 1 * 8 oVtock to TV -amt *i\ nisi attar wvrv 1:00 o’clock by tha Bast Side Aecrroti'l riIH a prvf «h*h pmV Prim ary P.-T. A . to tho wheal MO*I\<i*h r*-l—i. thiwh.. •oditertom . and ps«b • U ifr fn* -land* «m A turkey supper will be give* at glwdndi wei,r ■rtsx^-'-l am-*n« 0:00 o’clock a t tho CpWroyol par* .molNr- <**•!.inert .1 -m * drwc Ish House for tha benefit of the »*< »ml t<m« Tkiw in k s J»c**hnildtag fund e f All Foul* Path* tilth Nmktr Tw-* •»< th* rwtcil with *-pwrwgti- fn* an-l ollc Church. piwk ,nai> litas.in* were attanev*! The W est Side Primary P.-T. First Rapt 1st Chutvh h»M it* teg­ sl>«( IV i «<f ihr *b«t*H ami A. will h are a chicken piWu sup­ ular turning ta Momby alter* special I* »• f»-r rdwtiw- ami in per a t 1:00 o“flock and a procram *4 Ihr horn* »f Mr*. Il'W nr I nth-. Mwuitc fltotol* %kf iKf totPTto a t 0:00 o'clock at tho school. The TW \\V*t Kitsi S tr rrt. with Mr*. RMrlib! toi\k »(*«UUp putlW b Invited. • K. M. FarruU in c h u g # «*f iW dr- (W>l wiiH Bh lullto In iW S i i l Th* annual program d .th e I tsachlna th r m tuinn .tu-V ISeminole High Srhuul will take •ml Mr-. II. llamtalnx* a«kt«g thr ground pl«f* a t 10:00 A. M. In th r srhool! ItlNr >|>inlkim Mr*. W. IV. IM nauditorium. T hr public U InrRrd., • r . g a t r a ta ll *>n thr * i^ rrrt, i»* iwa-nns »a» tvw Jimmy WalkerSaidTo Have Lost AllHisCash Monday aftertmon at the church with Circle Number Four, Mr*. W alter E. Ralnaa. chairman In ktexrga af th* program, and mamto r* of C hile Number Six. Mr*. B. D. Caswell, chairman, acting • • ho* lease*. Following tha A rollonal by Mrs. C. C. Frieat, Ml*. R- K. Jone* gave a talk describing th* early Ilf* of S earrlU . Cobege w hkh was foutdrd many year* ago by Mia* llelle Bennett and a number of o w o rk e r* a t K aiuaaA’lty. Mo. Kho atsted that M-dda Gibaon waa the Ilrat president of the college and served *• Ito heat? fur 30 years. Mr*. Jones said. “The example of the*# consecrat­ ed women should be • sown* of laopirat Ion f ir ail MxthodUt woto- rvlceabllity lv^ l v MONDAY Mrs. A. W. Knox ami Mr*. Wal to r L. Morgan wUI he b6ele*»rfo r "ladies day" a t tho Sanford Country Club. Regular buslne** a n d social m eeting of th* T ruth Seeker* Class of tho F irst Methndril Church will take place a t 3:M> o’clock a t the home nf Mr*. John D. Jinkln*. corner French Avenue peeled t» defend hi- title ilu n r c j ami Third RtrveV w ith Mr*. Jink- the tournam ent, and futli S' h-rn’ In*. Mr*. O. J . Pop*. Mr*. A. P. golfer, a rc -cheduleil to en'er. Bandy, Mrs. John R rum ley. Me*. J . G. W aits, ami Mrs. C. K. Ma son a* ho»le*»e*. A ^ a l e show operetta will be vi*N»'’morrhw morning a t 10:00 o’clock a t the Seminole High School auditorium aa th* annual rogratu o f lha Horn* Economic* opart men t of th* school with Mrs. V. L. Smith. MUl Mahel Wil­ son, and Ml«a tytfford Rhlnhotaer in charge- Tba public la cordially invited to attend. COTTON *T J* * ' Late la the afternoon reftr-h- f* meat* were wrrnl by the ty*lr*s J* * *’ L 'n v u n u k c .»r»t1 «mKrr <4 pt'in | aouirov. Golf Duffers W ill Have Chance To Be fn Big Tournament IVit^l *%»%• R*Vts -%i^l for men at* m-w being a.«--i'tnl Ubur ** ueiea an*t l u n >- Ki—w■ ami that qualifylaw n-uml mint lltst a-->-t«*l »-n tH« aliatt—a-vxi -but a>*l 1*1 * 1 hi h* played ami .core* tuim-l i# t»tweet Rurnta, Feh. W an-l TH-ir*- Ik, wrtw fustsiT- ef It* |M*V n*t ,tl, f , ,IH S 1-1 In* ’--Oft **f H i* * toy night. Mar. • A alltee luim g ru p c-v- tw th - TW -In - n»i Ix-Vvnrd with a w iaaer of th* totirr.a>u*«l. whik* b ch nsi-tlim- wh«H >t< matkro priir* of golf equipment an>| o th ­ nith a wnV- -s-k id |**k -al wer article* go In m in o r, t p and *:|— «**tnil a laMf* h- r*n id ilf isim u* ftnrat. Jim pmk meet |i» ' o’*1* *}V-"ph't» winaer Speercr, IPX! -hsm t-'-n. i« VI an-l ktMP a (a« iRte lull tof OPBMMTTATO BE GIVBN $144,744.09$. m elo n era. ro ndutlni Entries NowAccepted For AnnualGolfMatch F rits Knothe, of Paxslar, N. J!. third baseman fo r the Boston Braves, and Ed B randt, o f Spo­ kane, W ash., a pitcher fo r the Boston Braves, era- expected to a r ­ rive today to apowd a iftort time hero aa the guest* o f Mr. and Mrs. Ben Caatwyll, P ark Avanwe. r EXTRA wwarini ty mean* BIGGE1 Iga for you I .----- _ W RDN VO AY Regular baslneaa m eetinr of the Auxiliary Beth Israel sett tabs place a t I M P. M. a t the C W munlty Center with Mrs. A. J a ­ cobson la c h arts. FRIDAY Mr*. W. C. Hill and Mrs. E. F. ) loti*holder will leave tomorrow m orning fo r A tlanta to »pend a few day*. They will be accenthanlcil by th# form er1* nephew, F. R. LeGette. J r , who will make hi* ■konte w ith his auht, Mr*. Albert Wood*. (80x105 Inches) Lovely Jacquard Fk design 1 Scalloped Eda Soft shadda of Rose, B1 Green, Gold, Helltrope. S ocial Calendar • t* " " ^ ||[ \ 'T Mr*, Latett* Rn-iherwn kedi .t f * eharre of the devnti-ual »» the Erf--, regular mertjne of I irrW Number tie. ef r Pure of tho First B»ptl«t l'htirrhl|mvn held Monday anvim—n at the M .. home oe Mr*. V. tt. Mclhvln. HVoal" " pint Street. Fnlli-wlno the mi* ,,r **' M •ton st*dy l»**f-n a *hort bu.imn* r“<“ ' Th«**r prrrwat w rrr: Mr-. J . IV M ayfair F lrrlr nf the Garden Club will meet a t S:30 o’clock at | Firidi. k|r«. IV J. t i i n r t i . Mr*. the home «f Mrs. R. M. War run. I . A. Pahwrr. Mr- R. V ll.mriV flOU F ast Second Street, p rv p ara-: Mr*. Itnm er U tile . Mr- Velio lory to visiting various Sanford WilllSm*. Mr*. II. runtntiiigt, garden*. The Lucerne t ’irrle of Mr*. IV \V Hrr**»r. «M J|>. F. M. F a n o ll. ’ Orlamlo will be gust*. N. d . V. Howard Chapter of th# U. It. C- will meet at a.-.ki o’tloek a t the home of Mrs. George A. DeCotteo, Park Avenue, with Mr*. DeCottes ami Mrs. 0 . IV RUhop a* hootesse*. Amlrew t'arraway. maiv*--ir of Th# W. C. T. U. will meet at the Saafnnl t'nuntry t lul- t—lay 3:00 o’clock with Mr*. W. I. ■inmisml that ewtrtsn f„, iW •an.al City Golf t hami-i- -H p Hughey, F ast F ifth Street. Friends or Mrs. H arry Goodin Iwlll regrvt to ’ lean t th a t ah# was rolled to Georgia last Friday by tho death of h er mother. She plaitl ta retu rn boro Runday. |1L- rokef loans to statoa Th* stag* eras decorated for tha aeration to ispraeawl a mtniaturu Indian vUlagw. Im i­ tation pin* levs*, palmstto*. and Spanish moaa war* u»**l as a background for a sm alt In­ dian lodge placed In th* raar of the stag*. During th# num ­ ber* th o .. partlrlpatiag on tho Mr*. D. U. W ilder arrivod-this m oqM torfrom her homo In Jaakl o n w v in spond a few days hers Srltb her mother, Mrs. Jolin T. B rady. *, Raytm and Cotton BRYAN THRAILKILL With aa and Ware of obeat SO persona, tho Music D epartm ent of tho Womaa’a Club proaented W preprint of Indian msui^ aad readinrt Bit nl»hl a t tha club bouse in obeerviliow e f Florida Outdoor Week. Mrs. C. PHerndon and Mrs. Francis A. Hickson had c h a rte of tho proyrem while Mrs. V. IX D auftase, Mr*, i . T. Newby, aad Mrs. R. F. M antsaleatae acted as heat* ernes and re ttlre d tha guota a t F ito n d s.o f Mrs. S. J. Blggsrs will reg ret to learn th a t ‘ sh# I* critically ill a t th* horn# “ of hsr son, Paul Bigger*, 210 Weet N ineteenth Street. W. WE CAN BE Lt^XUfilOUS trust ■ companlas and «y. Small eofistroctlcn-projects af _ baalatM bousm' ^ther 'fhm nrtol Inatitottons and ronovatton fnit ___ _ ' noueaa. railroad* $1JM2.78«,644. Taking BOSTON, M iss., Feb. 22—0 F ) llr. Robert ijouttrr, _ 62, . widely known orthopedic aargeon, died lata yesterday # victim of blood poisoning contracted while operat­ ing on a chllit th* axperW aa aad eqwipaaaat to do i s m tob. Baa ua aad ear# a M S fimpIoymentSho Sizable I n c r e a s e In Tam pa District Self-liquidating projects WASHINGTON. Feb. — Maintenance of sound . money aad reduced gotsrtim .n l expendi­ ture* were urged before tho Sen­ ate Finance Committee* yesterday’ by two e f tho nation** outstanding banker* a* sltal stops along th* road to hotter times. They wore Melvin Traylor, of Chicago—boomed la st spring for the Democratic presidential nomi­ nation—and Leonard P. Ayres, of Cleveland, who lined up with other notional leaders In Inabtlng tho budget be balanced and the cur­ rency unimpaired. „3Wal«*>Mgno* Moiwb'ww In ■an* executive session of tho commit­ tee. Ajrree suggested In n letter rtadjustm ent of private and war debts and sneouragement of trade, and long term bonds to fi­ nance relief expenditures. Traylor tin n e d bringing federal costa within Income "tho moat Important thing to do”, discussed the banking situation aed intinested to committee member* he waa more in favor of unit than branch banking and favored giv­ ing the rjm ptroU sr of the cur­ rency broad power* to meet finergrneb*. He raid the people must be aasured "there would be no interTerence.with or disturbance of our historic money policy." w . la t Btract drawn. IUJ8S1.0TO ropald and $48,275,530 a tlli subject to w ith­ drawal by tho borrower*. Tha moat extensive railroad bor­ rower is th* Baltimore and Ohio which tb# corporation has agreed to lend $«T.L»,000. Tb# road had ’ , F ,b - MJ“ W lth vlrreceived $39,12*244 up to Jan . 31. . tually all industries |a operation Th* monthly summary of th# oilhor en a full or part-tim e baaia. corporation’* activities gave the employment In tha Tampa district following cash advance*: * ffroator Ineraaa* darlag Lent by aoerotary of agriculture -Vh*n. *" “ f °4ber part af fo r crop production, $04,204,503. Stock In hom* loan hanks, $2,- Ftoilih, Uia United Statoa employ- Bto.ooa Expenses UrgedBy Business L ead ers Martin’s Garage terrat* o f the rom m rnity, w* a* Itallan-Amerlean* publicly rcaent Criminal proclivities by Incorrig­ ible mrmbaro of qur m U o a s llf, “Millions of good Italians throughout the Unltotl State* aro voirlng th e ir indignation toaranl Italian outlaw s who arw beyond the control of respectable organi­ sation*. “T oday, In tha homea of Italians ereryw here. adults and youths aro condemning the anarchist with mi Italian nam e who unmercifully and Insanely cultivated a deairo to Presidenttaka tha life elect, Franklin D. Rooaavalt. "If the millions of good Italian* scattered throughout the length and tha breadth of the United Slate* could gxt th eir hand* on this mad man, regardteas of hi* nationality, not ona Italian woulJ exhibit sym pathy for this rulhla** killer. “The Italian people aro not In sympathy w ith violation* af Un­ law. Member* of our nationality who commit an offense agalast onelrty never hoar th# final of eonaura and reprimand by paront* and friend*. Tha boy or the gr earn up know th at good Italian cltlxcna will not tolarata crime, th at Italians m ust bo good to hold th e lova and tha respect of othor* among our poopla. 497 , 000 . put m tho afterniaa Thrasher, Mrs. 0. L. Maria, « CHICAGO.* Feb. 2 i —IA V-A wage increase, effected without imposing finaneisl strain, will help clesr tho way to general builnes. recotery, Phil­ ip K. W rigby said recently. He ha* co-orumated belief w ith action by announcing an Increase in pay for factory worker* here of tho William W rigby. J r , Com­ pany, founded by hia late father. Philip W rigby Is also owner of tho cRlcago Cuba National base­ ball team. "If w# pay simply enough for our worker* to lire on", said W rigby, “we ran not halt a down­ ward trend lh general business condition*. They a r t the g re a t consumers of products and m ust hare >more than enough to eover - •m rw rrH w irfw rC T -T irrirw prorem tnt Is to be fslt In a host of Ihi#*.” ’ Wrigley’* wag* Increase an­ nouncement, standing ahpost unique In th* current trend, ha* brought him hundreds of In* qulrie*- Detail* of th# plan are telng worked out by company earcutivcs who hare been In­ structed to put It Into effect as rapidly as possible. Th* Wrigley Canadian subsidi­ ary recently augmented its work­ ing fort* and a t tho same tint* announced a wage raise. “What started It eras hearing In my persona) mall of tom e a f the am ailng things the less fo r­ tunate have been able to do with sums as small aa $25, privately given", said Wrigley. “T hey can stretch It to pay grocery bills, •Icrtricity bills, buy sum* clothes and put away * little bcsldta fur tougher times. “ It is th# worker* who put money" Into circulation, b u t, un­ fortunately, they a r t th* firs t to feel when th# pries cutting panic kits an industry. • "In some eases", ho continued, Methvtn Home Scene OT BwtbtCircle Meet MISS MARIK CBCRI.IA HAMBY WBDS public utflltlo#, phosphate mino* and lumber and b rk k . It' v aa stated. WWW the 'a p p ly a# all tVaoo* of w orker, was said to he la oxc n . of tho demand la eroTy a c ­ tion, employment and baste**! Hare been generally stimulated all over the elate, the report eoatlaued. / WASHINGTON. D. C_ MASCM 4. 193: yV RownJ t-a l<lvti v U k »n A »;»; ret lev t l hwC ‘ \ PM) k in k $.2 1 and Iw -iVnTtd to lervr fi1—'^1 -t na— y peat el « bihw vr - - M « k I Good m g Z Z . C r o l a ^ M a r o (A* . t r.J. cJ FJUro > ' (keyn U imal upV IM R U M IM ed te ) H i » i H i . . III. r » ie d td w « a ti I A H On* ne* lev plU» e-e s ud W» Tn*j 1 # nf»drtl anhew. a One Cask p— Ml« t e r* :> u i r » (TT e* n v n ) S ip ­ ***** n l i a » < k* * v l I n n v i a p 4 d*;s*d. »'«*r Ini iscut- It t w i r l - , . i d 1 . K. A lliM S M r i V rrw t. A TLA N TIC _______ Kc . m t h a a csmall . t, , J . Ifn a w Q -J C O A S T LINE w u V«Ma u u o m a tig t a w width* t o n A t - I t Saastx — f a i i l i J n ; — * . # r > tog m eat — v .a s k v t s N ; tb it » th e 5A»*wJug . . . a t h e 4 , K u , e x p l a i n t h e a d t a n t o j r r s o f tts i n jf ra-to l Nil ct y u to i, to-h U r a a m i ih-c, m l l i J t e c »nc -so . Are o k i ! ( u n k i l a s t , S l - n v n arc -m rtS 80x106 Inches) ‘ B. L. PERKINS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 22, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 22, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d0bda99fc937e7b055945e3a0d8d3565.pdf 93031c204d34c98cf4204ead69d64989 PDF Text Text <c 'i ?r ■- -W^ --------*— --------------- ,------ rw----------------- mm ” « r , **c«? j* x * ^ ■r ^ w T**" j’“ $4 •• * *-y. » - S*'** ••* •- - •’ .\+~.• ■, 8 THE WEATHER J . TOUR NEWSPAPER Nbliahtd la Florida’s H e a r t The World’s Greatest Vegetable Spot aad Richest Garden Load- VOLUME x x m * NEW PROGRAM GIVEN SOLONS BY PRESIDENT ( H tu • - H a n fo r d ‘ .. Member Associated Press 120 C hinese K illed In Two Gas B lasts AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 19M NUMBER 2H6 Flee Costs A Copy WAR THREAT IN States Are VieinglnRace SHOLTZ ASKS ToSubmitAmendm,entFor ACT ION EUROPE LOOMS, BringingProhibition sEnd T O REPEAL STATES PRESS SHANGHAI, Feb. Eighty-one person* were hilled. 120 were Injured end 10 are minting today a fte r an explotion in two gasoane vulranlie r, fn a Chinese rubber far* tory in E ast Shanghai. Of the injured 50 were tekrn to hoe. pltale while the remainder r«- S trife 'Between Italy raped with only alight injurie*. And Jugoslavia Is Three figure* appeared to )k> the total toll or the blatt at P redicted In View rescuers virtually completed a O f Recent Trouble •earth of the • ruin*. Of the known dead, 79 were girl*. The VIENNA. Feb 21. ■'? ) —Prebodies of the victim* were placed in a vacant 'ub near the ;d ic lu u t- warfare Lclwrcn__ Italy factory while relative, .ought anil Jugoslavia. the newspaper In identify them. Some of the Wiener Ncue.te Nachrichten ' spinjured are expected fftdle. r o ­ 1pealed yesterday for union with ller are unable to determine the ; destruction, devastation. , and ______■ ' annihilation.” ____.. The international reaction to n ■»]i P artly tM ; l<«l|W Wednesday. 8H«KUy w tr» * r Wed ncwday. C am pbell M ayM ake A tte m p t Tom orrow DAYTONA REACH. Feb. l i e —(Ah—Prospects th at Mal­ colm Campbell will be able to make hi* long delayed assault on hi* own automobile speed record tomorrow appeared bright today. W eather condi­ tion took a sudden tu rn to­ ward Improvement and the beach »a< comparatively smooth. It I* likely that when he ta k r . the c ar on the course he will make a fast trial run of abproxlmately 250 mile* per hour and then If the beach ts in good shape decide to shoot for the record imme­ diately. WOODIN SEEN AS s u r a FOR TREASURY JOB linra are now in session, en ugh t.i repeal the luw. A« the first of the state* were aelil'g, President-elect Roosevelt N ew Y o rk E h m n d e rls n Now York expressed gratifi- G overnor S tates He Special M essage To R egarded'C hoice I n c*ti< n at the decision of Con. Will R e c ommend C o n g ress S trongly tress. He coupled it w ith hopes 1 Face O f G las jc R e­ T h a t Issue Be Sub­ that" this short session of ConC riticizes D o mesp u ted D c clinatio)n tie** would rarry out mw- more 1 m itted To Citizens tic A llo tm en t P la n proposal of the Itemoeratle plat­ WASHINGTON. -Feb. 21.—(A* W A S H IN T O N , TV h. 2 1 .— JACKSONVILLE. FVh. f l .- W h —Fifteen Mate* a te already nn form of la*t year by pn««mg beer' WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. (A .I*.)— W illlftm W o u ilin . —The Ji-chsonvIHe Journal quolr. . lha road luwaru' repeal of tlsr ; Kiit 'ation. — (A JU —_In_JL_ surprise ... • .* a t . til . .f —_ I IL he .. L beer aan Eighteenth Amendment. .Wyoming, bill i» awaltilfg Sen- I. verimr’s p t g oni prohibition re­ N e w Y o rk f in a n c ie r lx r e move, President Hoover by already has pas.e.l <« bill provld- : at. action after some eeriou* peal a* foliowa; t ongieaa ha irariletl a s lik e ly to lie cho.xeii mg for a e.Ymenlh n e ith e r sta te . ' s.onm tte^- overhauling of the ' h" ‘f special message yesterday in which neti n h a . tegun are: m ta.ure the lt*'U-r r» 'se .l_ I'r .hiimi' n urged upon Congress a broad " W W « m im n rw iH rilR n B n rf* T rT ^ ^ pfot^ft*^wr^WMtJniTr"r(rGeorgia. New Jersey. West V ic ment. Governor Ely had the leg grw M M ty tbe federal constitul!Tak.x ia u n tle ra lo o ti t o haVB ' U i s . ArUona. M -o u rl, Del*. -istainn- ready for a join. * •'* • « Jmn The .« • » . now '™ m ex »"• covery” as possible ensctdecllnt'tl tho job. ware, Calif...... a. Michigan. lo w a .I.o k c h . Immediately upon the | for the I^nittv,dual state. It s my ment within the two remsinn r l l l w> w w . . . 1................ Gixtr, who has been weighing Pennsylvania Forty two leg lal.-i .. on.lnued On Page Three) t h a ^ h e people -af Florida ing weeks of the fast-expir­ — • have an opportunity to vote upon hl4>.l«ci.ion for weeks, wo said rnt** I it would l»* impMuible f«r the whole t quest ton of state and I U j T . 1 1 . I . L U U 1 H I (n , ulhoriuU te qu arter, at th* ing session. | I V A p C \ . I . I C n R A I M A u r . to remain neutral in th«* — cnpilol |o have informi..’ I'reslfedmnl pruhibiti.in without unThe President"» maeeage. »«Bt re re t.a ry iVIsv. I .ha I reco il- Dele w ore M in ister To *i*nt*ei**t R>msev*u of hi. deeiinto the eapltol without advance 1*1 V i l r l l L /e U « 1 / I V il 1 1 1 evrnt of hoatlMtjea to the louth. notice. etron«ly criticised the Become N ew R ector a fte r he made B tlgornu* nnti. ubmittrd to the _ domestic allotm ent sign o t farm 1 n O O L O O L l t r t l L „ what -p^Vcxt will be found when F o r E p is c o p a lia n / Inflation and anti-lending speech e lrtto ia te of Florida In a pre lui’yi J tf l relief and urged a the time come* for the stronger r T In the Senate. scribed manner." Tho Journal g o y * r leasing of marginal Unde” In|m\«rr to justify the use of Aus­ the statem ent over telephone from ,tta d It las hod out also a t Iho M easure Passed De­ Rev. M artin J. Rram. of G e o r/i. “ * « of ,hr T ' V r ’T tria a* a battlefield.” . . . . ■ilt.Vraiea m«ilr by tnc 7.i the Governor's mansion. publicity given to Reconotruction town. Pi*I. n«a »cc«*ptrtl an invita 9 head i t spite G JassW arning The socialist Allgemeine Tri­ -year-old former treasuiy Corporation loan* a* "destroying o f Holy hi* 13 year* in the Senate. lling asserted that tho arm* ship­ Roosevelt S ta te m en t Financial D ifficulties TALLAHASSEE. Feb. .M._<AV,im’ ,0 r" ,or O f C redit M enace ment vioated the provision* of the usefulness” of th at organisa­ Covering 8 wide field, ll la- i _____ f Florida wishes to'change its Cross Episcopal Church succeed­ P oints ToKarlyEcoMay C ause JRcduction. the treaty of St. Germain. The ing Rev. II. I. l-ouitit, it w a , *n- eluded a reeominem.Vtion fu r WASH! NGTO N, Feb, J J L 1/D | So sudden wa» the President’s pnper c»lted fiir the defeat of tho lion To 8 M o n t h ^ S ^ - ^ t r . S ; / ^ norncnl before the congregation abolition of the Rrrunstiuctioix nomlc C o n fe re n ce move th a t thera was but little im- —Despite a blunt warning from th.llfu* i K.||fu, government a* a . a demon demon­ . .» • »»*•*. «»niy nfiti • nm vrnlion to rat* on Sunday. He will arrive here Corporation, a lashing o f Ihe re ­ . ............. - T T - ... medlata reaction In the Senate and C arter Glass, of Virginia. th a \; , hn, only the - govrrnOlttsANlM), K rk -I ' n . r,R i ify th r amrnilmrnt to |bc fnlrrat about Apr. III. cently created home I. an hank NKW YORK. i'rh. 2 1 ^ llouae, already weighted down federal credit was endangere.1, the nn,| n„, , hr Au, t r|*h peoRev. I.mittit will preach hi* last system, sleyn opposition to low* merth« hlyh ^chm*l term , ciini| | | U| | 0n rrprn'Miir national I A IM —Rmisevell h.i> arrangrd with their own plans for aclion Senate yestenlay passed the Wag ( ,,, ..p| nyr,) w| th the idea of ,,r,,hihUloir. but must amend It* sermon a* rector of the local rrin g the gold content nf the dol* a conference with I’sul Claud'l. month* elementary a " 1' •'* during the reraalrdrr of the ses­ ner bill providing a vast expansion furn|sh arm . 1 o llunithiMol trim............. were ..im luati’ » nwn ninatltutlnn which n«»w pro­ thiirrh on next Sunday, for he is lar If the ration's gnlj reserve* Frm ch amh*«‘ *dor. and It l» —e — of the government's unemploy. v n t v • sion. fur I'raiige ('range county county yeatentay yesterday • . hlbtts, hlhit*. with with the theusual usual exceptions. lu ll i .-it t 'laudel * as a.ked here for exception*. srheilulril to assume the pastorate are not to lie wiped out In ih) days, lent relief program. »\Vp in Vienna/ tb.- AllgeOnly a handful of members ment a a .a _ ttil'll nf Ja-,1 a lrh l l U lh wk">’l alcohol- -*>f— Holy- -T rinity —Paeteh, Weal and -receivership T it h e r than ru r-“ Carry ing—an—add Ltiooal _ f 3M .:. mrtn*—Trittmg—e*ht *mal — m nt m» hets en lto .erv rll and Ronald f r a meeting loda> *»'** **" * * le Iw ierages. --------- warn on the floor whan Iho com­ I’nlm Reach on Mar. t. I t I* ex­ ther government loan* tn rail­ m.ooo for relief loan* to .ta le . u|h|( , know , h#t |)l(. K O V cmment pected th at lllahop John I). Wing roads. munication was re a l to the I isd.ay. Ilrili.h smh.iu.a4ar »n tic the question of the length w hatever aclion Florida takes House. The ostial applause a t th e nd more libera) term* for C"n-| h „ vifl|Bl#d ,he treaty of St.Ger- thr nun lion of war debt* and the term. Glass's decision Irave* lint two ’ on ratification nf tha federal eon- will appoint a rector to fill In the it ruction loan*, the bill was np- ma| n , hBl ha* vio. conclusion was mtvsinr. » ||M ...o irn u rs Th*' shortened tel in n y w arid l» stitutinnal amendment repealing Interim period, a n d announce­ senator- ' now rrgardt*,' hete ax * proved 54 to )rt and sent to the |# tr|| nculr>n ,y hy attem pting t» . ' ( l,. the way out for th e - countyi national prohibition, she must fob ment will be mado later this week definitely in tha- cabinet- -Cordell In p art, Hoover urged enact,ch.od Iman.' a* it henrd c sinty | (1W ,j„ procedure fixed hy eon- in that connection. Hull, of Tenrieelee, as-hea<| of tha -i m eat of the Senate of the House- House where It was expectril *° facilitate the transport of arm* j ccjdedly m mililnnt Rev. llram I* knoxni to members Mate department, aiid Yiioma* J . •reive early conslderaH on.^ f, t(l(,.ffur u r an decidedly i l i i n n,Kf." L ^ 'l L " NKW VUltk. K * l i . . . J ( - s - i . l ,A - - t f n m to b « i o w » t » — dsxiiou—o - t e q ^ s t , yrPsstnnal n rts calling fo r statu A epproeed bankruptcy bill; ratifl- receive Ju«t W fort the filtit v ntf, tn«* •• Ite-iimpti llebl ulscun-1 for IIH.wtl excess fee*. Tin- com-J eonventIon*. Rut |o anieml it* own of the local pariah wheiw he haa Walsh, of Montana, as iiltornty "j _ n of war Uebl cation of tbe 8t- Lawrence seewey Henale airraid 44 to 2H to lulati. ___________ _ said they were fuirnl eonstltullon rc|waxng state pro- previously visited. He come* to general. slon y rstrn r steediay, t>y , I’red.lenl-elect • .............. treaty; enaetm rilt by the House RiMisrvt'lt an.’ Amia««ador Lind- t.i rifusB the rripiest. They will hlbltlon, Florida will have to have 8anford w ith a moat anvtabl* rep The fourth; senator whv had . ‘ on the “general principles’* of ijiFollelte-C ostlgan bill • * proposed a n >1 utalinn, both a* a churchman and boon mentioned In tho tentativa ay. of Great llritain Ird the two need the money f >r their own a n amendment the Glass banking bill; the proposed to give outright *500, a civic leader in tha several remvoted hy the state legislature, and talesmen into th r liroa.1 field of finance*. slates—Uronion C uttirg. a Near t p lan tin g af the authority to the POO.OOO to the states for rriir. .i j j u i relief iof m unliits he h a, served. then ankarittad to popular vole for H. J.* Sligh, county commission Mexico Rlpfcbllean Independant— •oosid Reconstruction, Gqtpns a^lon to inlie I* a native o f New York CUy la undentooii. to havo declined A carefully svorded alatement chairman, staled that while cum- ratifies tfflh. snared Tho legislature will meet for it who studied in school, there, ar.d the in terior^rbretalyshlp on Sot- I givin tu t by UiHisevelt after the missloMta would have like.' to -----------------------warm dabate o rtr th# mrthoda two-hour coaferenee ia tbe elo-e- turn over the money to the 80-ilay session lirginnlng Apr. 4. at Columbia University w here he unlay In a tally with Ru.<*evalt on HUtrihntlng tho relief fi-mi*. final ly-g u afd r; home on F.a*i Klsty- sell ol hottv', f,he c sinty would Several legislators h o v e a It - studied engineering. Upon decid­ the lattrr'a *|xVial train eniouta " *i»i Iv<>i, i w , b n t , purchase denounce t o h , M t o right-of-way for a third cut oif it. fiflli S tire l disclosed only llial loeirly l». tinning over money It nounred they will Introduce meas­ ing t0 enter the ministry, he en­ north. abolition the St. Johns River north of h e re ,, 1||U,.h> ,lUt believe..' t„ point must hnie In order to keep out of ures calling for rrpea* of Mor- tered Hobart College at Geneva. Corporation. knd election of two new directors tn *n em ly world economic ron- debt. Ida's prohibition enforcement act* N. Y.. In emerge with an A. B. . . . . ---------Asserting t h a t t h e nation *nu' a vice-president were fratuir*] (l<rrnrr f. T B|| n„ ,j„ n .. •n l fact." Mr. Sligh said, "we and for an amendment «f the degree, ntagna rum laude, in 192d. “wau'tl have l>een on the road to of the February meeting nf the Thr President-elect arrange.! t i e still looking fur way* , and bone-dry” a rtk ie of the state con­ While at llolsirt he wa* named recovery if » f never had erected St. Johns River Inipruvement A a* a member of I’hl Ret* Kappa, . for another ia rly m eetlrg with means »f icL cin g county expend- stitution. Governor Dave Studli h*« Iron honorary scholastic fraternity. In A t 8:00 o 'clx k tonight, Johhnie tho n . F. C ." the Virginia Demo- scciatioii held a t the City Hall thi*| Sir Ronald l.md-ay, who tetuine<l (CoMlnuid On I’a g . Three) urgeff to recommend such action IBM) he graduated from TheologGoodenough, world’s champion rent said he w a. ready to vote at nioiring with Slate Senator XV. F. here yesterday with the latest nore to abolish It. Almost coinci­ Glynn, of Crescent City presiding. to the iua:t legislature hut he has teal Seminary at Alexandria, \* ., long distance pianist will have KILLED IN UIIF.IK views of his government. dentally with his speech it not spoken publicly on the subject. with a It. D. degree. A fter hla or­ The As.ociatlun ha. been rnreached the 08th hour in bli'ituest lie ai.u prvpaie.l t i aiinninre W arning was served yestenlay i r k . . known at the cnnitol that C.las- deni..ling tJ secure three rightShould the legi-lature repeal dination he served several smaMer afternoon on all person* who en­ WINNTSQOAM. N. *11., F. i- 20. of • new world's record uf hav. his rhniee for .eerelary »f stnle.rh u rrh e, in Delaware, and la at dthout -tuphad declined -» «» *“ in sta te enforcement nrl* »nd sub­ of-wuy* for M.me month*, and Iirliive..' tn le Senator Hull, nf -s-id’i John Dana, son of Charles te r orange groves in this county Ing played 101 hxur* w n r t t rin in rt. . f only a short time ago seemed Temw.se.- -ii that he ard , Sir liana, f-neial manager »f the m it a proposed amendment nf the present rector of St. Paul's parish for the purpose nr rarrying avray ping. ” 1 have cast my last vote for two of them. The th irl will 1“' Ronnl.l could confer immediately. Itn.ton Elevated Raitwav Com­ • la te constitution l» th“ people In Georgetown, l>*L or destroying fruit or properly^ Apparently little the worse for , l ,c e temporary ww|»^sliwntw Rev. llram l* eery active in when County Judge Jam es G. LhaThe. net result of the second pany, irul two other youths.wreyc .for ratification, the question roull his performance an far. G rid- so-called relief.” Ola*, said ‘ The secured by purcha.r at once, the l" Georgetown. ron lavleil stiff fines against three not rome rome up up for for a popular vole community enough tonight will bo entering It. F. C. ha* not *>e»n ■ Heron- fu n '* t ■ come nut of the Associa I Ror.«rell-IJn.l>sy meeting u u . killed yesterday In a colll-inn *>f not A meotls r of Ihe Rotary Club or the "home atreteh” with the goal •trtsrtim i Corporation, it h«* ',re" li n '. trrasu iy . Work on the cut-1 the putting into motion of the ths ir aiitomoliilv aril a train at a before N ovem ber,'H 'it- when the th at city- he served ae eeeretary, of Ih# four men who were caught off* is expected to begin within machinery iei|Uire.,‘ to l.rirg ale.'it crossing The other victim* were n**t regular g w r a l rln iin n will In the K. 1). Vnttghan grove near act for 1:00 o’clock tomorrow a d e tra c tio n corporation. treasurer and I* m,w pioaldaitl of l ake Mary late Sunday night by six weeks, it was estimated. •’ • T* ' , a i.'adjii.linent of the whole world Wiliam. Rifhinson, son of Dr. and bo held. Then tam in g to the sponsors ot morning. • th at duh. He organlxad tha first Florida’s original t on-titution K. F. Carlin, of Jacksonville, economic stru clu ie and *|oick ac- Mi«. Ri.bnid Rnlinson, and Jos­ Sheriff J. F. McClelland ami a T hat ho. will have Iota of com­ the legislation, the diminutive but provided for roonty onD«n on the Roy Snm t troop In Georgetown, party uf watchers. was elected » ' a new vice.| re*i. j eph K«l »srkU( both nf | .ii<urn A. (Ciintinueil On Pago Four) pany tonight la alm ost a certainty out-snoken Virginian asked: ilquor question but In I'd*- the and served a* U» scoutm aster. He The trio pleaded gulxy to for. alncai lata Saturday night, “Where •!» »ou senators _expec, ilenj of ths Association, while M. legislature nt a Sperm' -essinn. tn now Ikqtitty Srtiut Cohiiw m Ioii- charges of petit larceny, an,| the lllankfield and A. G. Slian.b wcie targe crowds have visited the Elks this money to come fr o " |-<( for S u o h rounty* l)«l»w irf. eote<| a state-wide hone dry pro­ elected as diiectnr* from Duval severing of orange* from trees. Hall where he began playing on to be picked out of the a i r . • hibition amendment to 'he -late Hr U iho or**nl*#r »nd firwt pw«* Henry T. Foster wa* fined |S0 nr f i . i i ilenouncetl in** r rn aril Clay counties irsprctlvely. F rlt’ay night, and he haa made ijTtx* r .be Georgetown Relief ennslilulU n. T his amsmlniot '.'M tw o months tn Jail on Th*»~ firs t m any frienda by hla willingness • s f .tM - n f New York * ? - ? * * £ _ Ocala waa.nam ed aa the M atch., rslifted at a general election in Association, am) a member of the charge, and $25 nr twn months in meeting plaro of the Ass-.ciatiun. ^ > t0 play daace music for the throng sy lv .n i. for borrowing from ^ Noyember of that vear an.l went Executive I’.-T. A. Council of that Jail on the second charge. Upon Among those present th is , p. r . and »ald he W a t all times. Over 400 persons n county. , , recommendation of J. F. Mills, Into effect Jan. 1, i9D'. men! ion, Gantt, morning were: W. F. Glynn, of i hlr Announcement of the nam e, of Mrs. f C. “ashamed" th at Virginia a>.o had w visited tha hall on Sunday after­ A leader In young pesiple « work caretaker of tho grove, who Cie<rent City, 0 . C. Main, nf Po­ errismi Mr*. (be winners of prite* for the, l.'.i It. 1 G noon and nlght,-w hl!a last night a.ked for federal aid. In hi« diore**. he Is a rnrmlH-r or rlalm e,| that Foster Is known tn M. “lilnrk“There isn't a respectable com- mona, George o rg . W. vv Gilds, '.m r* . a. lara, r other article .1.. the hall waa well crowded until t ies* "E", lie^ spreads and the Governing Hoard of lh» Pe­ him as more of a victim of circum ­ . fleld, R. F. Carlin, R. ( . Dunn, of midnight. ninsular Summer Training School stances than as a grove robber. monitv in tb" V1’" " '1lia'r'an* splr- lacksnnville. ill*; Charles Heath. , f ' p lo -H a t the first annual Home coiinlerpnii".; 1st prixe, Mrs. Goodenough will have an or- said, “with any hum anitarian P John Abb'll prixe. Drown: 2nd at Ocean City. Md., a member of Judge Sharon suspended $.13 o f lb-monstration F air at th r Matto D e la n J; A. G. Shand*. nf (iiren rh es(ra to assist him tonight, the u whatsoever th at ! « ’ Mr*. llatlum k; honorable menthe Hoard of Governors of the the first fine and $20 of the seeCove Springs; A. I*. Connelly, F. fair Hotel last week, w a. made Sanford » k O u b band officials linn, Mr- J, dm SrhtriiAl. Mrs, It I u e Mountain Conference at nnd fine. W. Render, F, T. Williams. J . I. this morning hy Mrs* R. ('. bhdaf llnwianl. Mr. T. F. Adams. having'" mad# arrangem ent to lloml Cidi-ge, Mil., both of which Tillman Fostsr, and Willin' .M v rrtrtte , W. IV Dyson, h is I (tage a dance a t the hall. “ Wheth­ er, genera, chairm an of the quiltare churrh summer schools for llrnwn, a negro, however, wero siioi-iwy - • I" '" ' ' . ........... laihmann, II, Irhm an, Nick n g display room. lADimann, ll* J. 4 er you dance or not," aald Ed­ I*. MtCulirr; 2nd prite, Mis* Nan •A t an enthusiastic and well-at­ young people and adult*. fined $50 or four m onth. In Jail on mund Msfceh. bM laeaa manager ahould be allowed to go into re- /em » v ran and II. M. Papwnrth. In (he opinion of scores of per­ Patton; honorable mention, Mrs. tended Court of Honor held at tha Rev. Rram al*o t* chairman of the first charge, and 123 or two of ^ n f o r Clfy Hal) last night with Judge sons who Indicate,| their choice by James Trrwilliger, Mr*. C. W. a t the band thle morning, “come the Adult Division, Diocesan De­ months In Jail on the second casting vote*-for tha article* on Htoke*, Mrs. II. C. Whelchel, Mr*. J. O. Sharon presiding, eight -San­ partment Of Religious Education, 'n n o p and be In a t tha finish. " i ? 2 S i s *— •> charge. Goodenoogb’a performance la most when i» K°e* in,° r e c .i v e r . M p . h C erm ak A nd M rs. Gil) display, the following rvhibitor. G p. I'nvtnn, Mr*. Ilarwick. Mr*. ford and l^jngwiHHl Boy Scout* and t» on ihe faculty of Monthly tute for Grover Sharp, who - - - —— .e n ,, only differenen l* *bey for were named prlto winners in H><‘ C. O. Gantt, Mis* Perry le c llel were awarded merit hedges ami Teacher Training Institute, Interesting and, as he nears tha . . . * Ininu ru ttin g a wire fence surrounding R eported Improvinic . ; have to oav fflSOAtOO a year given added re.ognition in ad­ larimis classes: Mr*. R. J. Hill, Mr*. Jam es G. 101 hour mark, we promise you don't to p » r * . , the Diocese. He I* . tho grove and le credited hy SherClass “ A”, quilts made heforo Sliarou, Mr*. John Sehlrard, Mr*. vancement to higher rank* as chaplain for the BI*h°P th a t y e a ’ll get plenty of acting ,ff MeCleTend aa being tho ring* MIAMI, Feb. 31.—<<pi—A t-1 sm uts. 18.15; 1st. prixe, Mrs. Gene Adams. Henry Wight, Mrs. F. K. Roll. fo r the email r a n yo« a re aaked re t reconstruction ware, ami member of• the Exeeu of lh, .^ f f ^ ,,, a felony aim »a ............ . _ , I tnraeg* for Gulieppe Z an g ara.., X t e v # Johnson, memher of Sevrrnl f^rtunx plsyed" art im ­ tlvo Council of tho Diocese of Oel punishable by a maslm um nf 10 to contribute a t th e door, p a ri ot Hnancia) ;■ ---- ------- quilt m a.tr in t7M ; 2n.l prlre. ’ ................ in the ra. ** .Mnrtha M offitt, quilt ms Jt to go for the benefit of our •, hhem .ade portant part in the auicess nf tho Troop No. 5 af Sgnfnnl. was aware. . m In the hand* » - » - -of • 'recN ^ o tf c r*. r a t who ia 'u rq e r an H0-year sentence xfr*. yeare in jail or $10,000 fine. Ho for attem pting to kill Rmisevell in I7 h;» in a sta r dailffn; honoml display, Mrs. Hheafer said. Among awarded the rank of Star Scout. I7H5 design; hom.rable will he held for grand Jury action. person >, mention; Mrs. Chappell Cull.urn, them are: Robert Stonerork of Tr««>p No. L esio n A uxiliary T o N ^ Y o r k . sponsor s t j t o W | and w .undlng three Th^ Iour war* wir( arrr*tc*i ■**■ Tha four arrested lato piobahly will decide today if Ihry Mrs. Charts* Rrolierr, Mr*. Emily Mra. G. P. Paxton, who gave .18 of Longwood. wa* acreptrd a s ! ..111 ffll^ *____ al__________ 1 trial S ta g e T a g Day Sale Sunday nlaht whon, a fte r Sharp ill file motion for nrwj a Second Ce** Scout after a series Uoyd. K illed demonstration* in th r art of mak­ had ru t tb# fene*. a Ford trnek They ronferred -with ZCngaia u - a t could 1* enacted In ri.w Clas* “ B", quill* mad* between ing honked rugs of yarn and cloth, of teat*. Mr*. II. B /L ^ is T r iU lr m a n of waa driven through the opening S ta r t D rive SofS fPros who has four day* In which to 1*05-1920: 1st prise. Mis* N'el.la and had shout -10 rug- of her own Smith Billingsley or the IsinrWent Hoover a views. o»k for a new triaL wood troop w ts awarded merit tho welfare VrommltJ** of the and w it boing loaded w ith orange* VanNess, quilt with tulip design nn display. ttirhmomktkrs DRO! badge* for rooking, first aid, amt American LegTmr^Auxlliary of when the arroat waa made. Cermak and Mrs. Jne Gill, two made about 1880; 2nd prise, Mrs. Mr*. Isom Talbott, who. assisted fJ ^ S « V night battle at Campbell-t-osslng Post of the of the five victims, are improving. If. C. Sheafrr, quilt with iloiil.le hy Mrs- It. C. l^vng. gnvr -everal signalling, O u ey O F S n a, the Japan aaa army American I-cgivn, today anMASONS TO MEKT Howard Lynun, also of I-ongnine pattern made about 1885; demonstration* on how quill* are CHICAGO. a n n o y e d b its tha Chinese rrotlncw nounerd th a t members of her com­ wood was awarded merit badge* I.KAGCa REPORT MADE mo meters dropped !* deg made. She al*n bad several un­ honorable mention, Mr*. G. 1’. ^ 5 » f Jabol while tha Maachakuoan from m W n l g h t to »:W A M. a»d All memhere of 8arfro«f I r V # for flromsnahip, carpentry, and mittee will stag* «he annual Tag Paxton, Mr*. Allt# Sloan, II. I- finished quilts on display. govern man t prepared • 24-hour Day Sal# for the benefit of the No. 62. F A A. M., and visiting GENEVA, Feb. 2 | ^ M ’i- T h e handicraft. (he rily shivered in 1* above sero Dresser. F. E. Russell, Mr*. Mrs. C. C. Gantt, who conducted ultim atum orOariag th e C h irm s L R McCuller. J r . of Sanford, Children's Home Society a t Jack- M atter Masons are urged to a t­ Wwwtber. U w er tem perature* ai« lea g u e . o f N ation's report con­ Charles rhlliip*. a quilt demonstration with a num‘ t» withdraw from th a prwvlU tend the regular rom m unlca'lon demning Japan'* Manchurian pol­ waa awarded a merit l>adge In tonvllle, on downtown Class “C", modern quills. 1920. her of her unfinished quilt* on forecast icy was presented tbe ascemhqt of tha ledge, to be held a t the MsCay Saturday. rlvica; Byrl lllgg*. in first aid; . J b n y chiaaaa war* killed lx tha WAR which then adjourned until Friday 195.1; 1st prise, Mr*. R. C. J^ing, dlanlay. H ead, i f all civic and eervlca tonic Tempi* tonight a t 7;30 t O CON81D WHaaora Johnson, In carpentry, quilt with saw-tooth design: 2nd Mrs. Martha Moffitt. who had riv h a h a ttw M d report* ladwsted club* today were being appealed o'clock, with Rav. P . Monro* without dlaconing the report. prite. Mis* Loolla Mahoney, hon­ an attractive section showing • and Edwin Uoniske, in first aid. ASUNCION. Fab. fl^ -W V -A * aAawaiva is Imminent. A T here were 20 Scout* present, to toe the purpose of securing Smock, of Orlando, a* guest collection Of antiques which a t one orable mention, Mr*. J . Cook, Mrs. • War office spokesman •jwrial .e -I o n of Coggreae to_ronw«**ohl»ihe tag aala. ______ f . D. Breeds RBTTRBD ADMIRAL DIES . . -of — . . . day — ______ — n. ------------time belonged to her great-great- aa_ -qrall ,.r_ aa Judge Sharon, W. B. sponsorship (Tara Swain. • declaration o r w ar against I tha battle a t ChaoyaageTha plan la to secure two coprafa] m aster of th a Lefts, vwlU .It'**- . A rthur Branan. R. F. Class “ D“, Miace'taneoLS: Mlsa grandmother. These article*, u rn * Zaakry. . WASHINGTON, Fob. 2 I.-M 7 Bolivia baa been called far FeK aexaiec affair auair ob uut aald asm Bolivia M S — laatatec* I). K. MrNab, and sentatlres from each title a t aids, and refreshment* xmlltj I | f * -Rear-Admiral Robert Griffin, Sue G antt, la t p rita for rsrrlag a of them 160 years old. were “M ooaalratgc. , _ er six days when the jg . Paraguay and" “BoUtha -----enarw R. L. Hew son. who l* scoutmaster service group, wko will work a t tarred daring a social huer ” ix« x fl awarded honorable mention a* a rohe; 2nd prise, Steve Johnson, retired chief of the bureau of en­ aboer starts aad the lid will p H * now- to open — WriUltle* oxer lim e during tbe day. xtOl iallaw lha axaatlug. et Sanford's newest (coop. No. 39. gineering, U. 8. Nary, died today. for a carv«l wood tra y ; henor- display. Q n a Chaco. WASHINGTON. P * . 21— (A .l\>—Edward Dunferd. genm l counsel of the ,\ntl-Saloon l.etx u r. said h r would challenge im m rdiatrl) in ruur any law paw rd by t'nngrc** to “a rt ap c r rw u la le " stale convention, to vote nn the repeal of prohi­ bition. M AM 'WIU .'r M S___ S "jrtw * " rr— 1- m m-— ?----PLACE HERE OF REV H I LOUTTIT WAGNER BILL FOR! ST- .tT S .’LSSv, S PAS SES SENATE DEBT DISCUSSION SHORTER SCHOOL:; is resumed w rm TERM INDICATEDr;:^,;.,‘; J't!,"l" “*' RONALD LINDSEY FOR ORLANDOANS 'whilst. J o h n s Ri v e r Body Has Meeting ; ere THs Mnniing su fip 85 ^M arathon P ian o P l a y e r Nearing New World Mark Stiff Fines Gi ven Men Who Entered And Robbed Grove - Winners Of Prizes At Annual Home Demonstration F air Are Announced Boy Scout Court Of Honor Is Held On Monday Night s t- c r s r .r s a a . £ 1= 23^*53 ii Q j iJM I — JL . sitaieiawxwexsixxrtftMffti �HGEMINORHASOwners EASYTIMEWITH sce*k JAXALL-STARS Of Land ..... F in e P itc h in g R esults In 3rd S tra ig h t W in By Local Ball Team | Re fore a email crowd of ba»aball fen*, the Sanford gll-stdr* •cored a third a tialg h t exhibition game victory yesterday a fte r­ noon by handing lha highly toMed all-*tare a 3 to l Jackeonvilla all-stars beating that was featured by tb" two-hit pitching of — Tigre Mir or, for who hurled teven inning* l- Sanford. O ltln g to lA-fty Rurkhardt for |||n r,, law * o f FI a run in the flrat inning on thte-*••■which atte bli», including Hr I M artin’* lu.ty mrpnrnle all of trlplo to deep center Held, the l<>- dearrihed . . . w ra l Irani took an I held the l*'»*l Jvoid” brca'i** thie all the way, the vl*itor» Ihrralrn- ] ported to In? an In r In only one inring, lha cigbih, when they ecorrd a run on l«*« w alk. *n.| t**u e rr.i . Minor w t- in mt*l-*ra«on fottn. In erltln g hack "player* like Tretr fiailcgoe, III I llrw ell, Alan Mo ley. ahd I'olm lralrr, even thi. i • , iiemonetralrd th at h« I* one *d the beet In Ihi-t section of llx* •ta lc . Mrtiowan, firet man up fur Uie vllltor*, eiiljb* I In tig h t. .A fte r th a t, Minor boro down, an I, tint il two were out ill lh* aetenth In­ ning, not a Jarkeontille mpn got a hit and only one, Mrtiowan, fiad reached .recind. Alan Mobley .in g tn l .h aip ly along the third ha-*- line in Ihe never,til, but hr o irj oil firat. The vinitnr* went out In order dm ing the f lr .t fuur in­ ning*, and in the eixth. In I'.e fifth Minor walked Alan Mol Icy, hul he iJicil on the -ark n* In* *11-1 in the aevrnlli. Iluddy I.ake |.itrhrn' Ihe la.t tud inning*. It win In. flrat appearunco on the mound Ilii. year, and lie would not have been edited upon rvcepl for the two ermr*. I’o ird e ite r flit-il out a* the li .it limn lo fare l.nke. A l'n iir. i|iew a * * center th at Murtin nalibrl but fhllrd lo hani; on to. I t wa* u RESULTS lit aim-ixl ,*>»*•“» Fl*-” ' Th» Art i* further invalid, tbs Information po:nta out, ‘ hr th a t it* title n»er»ly give* the number of th e aeetinn of the Ac* sought to be amemlr.l without expressing the general subject cmbtaecd In such trrtlo n . thereby wholly fall­ ing to give sufficient n* tire to the leg islatu re of Florida and the public a« reasonably to lead to nny Inquiry Into the body of aald ( b a r te r 111 3.1 to ascertain whnt change* are nr were prrpoied In” the original charter of Incorpora­ tion. "Ily reason of the foregoing facta,” continue* the Infor- ' BECAUSE O r THEIR > CONSTANTLY MCMCASMO cmcicNcr t o o n - a n o EVERT OTHER STATE'S • HIGHWAY DEPART UENT P a rtn e rs Xre ARE HCCftNQ THE ROADS OPEN ANO IN OOOO c o n d it io n in s p i t e > o r DECREASED / kAPPROPRIATIONS. / troit Free l’rr<* in k copyrighted article say* that conflict hatween Senator Jama* Cooxen*, of f jic tlI S Michigan, and Henry Ford, forfl^ * / ----- ------------ ^ Y m#r p trtn e rs in th t Ford Motnr l* « "* I'ompany, I* rrflrctrd In the Wifflculllre th at preripitated Mlchl- ------ ---------— «■»'« h a"11'" * holiday. fcr >n(J Mf Kor(, ^ , , , 1, , j gn a The .lo ry presented by the „ t,. fnr thw difference between Free I’rre* tell* of the growing r ,( banb'a collateral offered and intereel of Henry Ford In the a f - . h , amount of th e ‘loan, fair* nf the G uardaln, Detroit | j | r, p or,j drclined lo adopt thla Union (Jrirjp, ntr.. and p artlcu -' p|an, tha Free Press .aye, holding larly the Union Guardian T rust) jj,,! there w ai • "basic principle Company, culminating In hi* tie- Rivalled.” Senator Couiena eonIMiritlng $7,100,1**1 in the bank. I f,ried with President Hoover, the Thit hr did, the Free Free* eay*, , , p r r ’s arrount taye, and waa r e ­ in an effort lo n*l«l the bank In' ,|ua*ted ky him • ta acred* to the • Hireling eneh drn-nmte m i d e b y I I ' ' i,.,|.,ired advance of funde by the Celery Market Reports Through courtesy of the U. 8. Department of Agricul­ ture In cooperation with the Florida State Marketing Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. • Allanla I. Belllmore f. B flo a *. Cbalianooaa I. Cbleagu I. vlnetaoall t Columbue I. Detroit I. r.rle, l*b. J. Iluailogioa I. Jeraey CHy I. John.Iowa. l‘» I. Xemphla I, Me. bile I. Hew Verb I. Philadelphia I. Pttlaburgb 1. Potomac Tarda A nirbmoad T. Savaoaab I. Syraeue* I, Toledo I. Wllbeabarru 1. TouageIowa 1. Total—II rara pueed. Haw T u rk I I . P b iu d e lpbla l. Boelou I. D atllm ara L P I I U barab *, llorbeatar 1. ana each la Febraury, ItJI.—IIM ; February. Providence. Hew Haven. W ith esHI*.—I1SI. ' barr*. K rbrnerlad y. and O ln ryvlll* . ro o o la a o tarooob th e F le r M a g a t e - I rnr* held for reeonalgnnunt. Alao woyo tlo e lo d lo a Joe ko o o e lllo , llu ffjlo I W o rre o o o ' a B a ld w t a l fo r a * t C IH C f H H A T ll Monday. i rara ieed ('nlomhua I. D a lrn ll J. F lin t Chicago I. Zaneevlll* I. A T I .A N T A D IV R ItS IO H S : Hon* H A V A N N A II D IV E IU H O X S : H a lu rfaatly refueed to tabu tut*. T hat day. Atlaala I. Ilanday. Potomac would Icava MB* Chattarton with Tarda I r $7,200 a weak and Powtll with 18,000. A ll th« »tar» *c*m to b* Intereeted right now in an arrangument th a t would - cnabl* thynr to •hare In tha profits of pictures, provided they a r t not charged up with cieaaa overhead. Thay point ou t .that .U e th o .. paat issiy th tag has been charged up to pictures, not excepting tha tlm a out for holidays granted tha offlca boy and tha Mccutlvbs’ polo playing ‘ ’ j dcpoiftoru. The ra|ie*r alalea that | t, y c . •everly-two percent of Ihe bank'* FLirly (hi* week R. F. C. r*pa-sFts were In D etroit real r»- , , rntativr* and prominent bsnk■« v n w w i n * r w - f w i f n wm f r w r 7 ;r T r ;T r « r r ,nTe%. r ^ ^ n s r a t r , never in trd iirc il nor pseaej In thn diiftcuL liullliK lha paAt f j ^ ytari.1 yi„ Traylor, of Chicago, were | fegielatnre . . , nf IMS In acrcnlThe largp aume depoelled by | tailed in conferenre here. Tha afanre with lha rsouirrmanta of Mr. Ford failrd to anabta the find waa futile, ami ended when | the Conetitution of FTnrhla.” bank to reach a -o.nd footing, th>- Hoy. William A. Comstock waa - .e * F'nr Ihie reason, according lo F ire Press cnnlinuee, and Ikat De- called from Lanaing on Tueeday lh«- inf-rm ation, and hernusa remhor an apfieal for a $60,WM>,- afternoon to a Hireling which re ­ 'C h ap ter ir.H.T8 nf I'.i.ll “wae and in. il loan wv< m ale to the Itecnn- .idled In the leeuancr of hfa bank C u t Is A nnounced In 1 1. void ami nf no effret whateo- ■tiurtion Finance Corporation. h<liday’* proclamation. Ship To S hore R adio ever f*ir Ihe rea.nn that lh* The Ih-tmit lank’* reijue.t for Journal* . . . of Iba 102. neselon the limn woe by w ay of " b e in g I,. Tharp, manager e f tha local i . . . . affirm atively chow that granted, eay* the F’rce Free., W estern Union office today anj Chapter HITS wae never Intro- cvlien Serulur Couiene entered the rounced a reduction In the charge* I du rn l and p a c e d . . . in accord- pirtiire with n vigorous protest in fur ikfi*ajre* len t through th* pnew with-(lie requirement* nf Ihe ivlurh be maintained th a t the col Pacific eoaat radio elation* to and I Cnnetltullnn," , the information hunt hit. Mil Inbelfd- n m l, " " In In n I offrrrd by llie bank « a i from ehipo a t aea. Mnrljq ha- rough*. ‘ wore* ju t rlnle* that "Il |e not competent inndri|uale li Th* new schedule or rate* will lit*- il. Ilurkhardt struck out but . f< r Ihe l-rgielalurr o f Florida, by inent from I br effective Mar. I. The change (Continued from Pag* One) Met! wan din v u woik. fillim ' lb" l*t)b*rqucnt proceeding*, or at- Inin. The i,; . Hewed fill „ grounder I* lem plrd prore>ding>, to validate listed un< .' try.aide, hut hi* rn n tra rt specifies simplifies th* rates by grouping he mu»t rrti'rn w ithin a year or th* 48 states Ip four tones. Each F'rl* i** v*h*i t •*• *rd ihi* ball to an A*'t that wa* never pa*.nl in ttlvn notice nf hi* intention to do tone tailing a Rat through ra ts J.ir*. Cumfdld for what wn* nr l lie l / ’gUlalure In arrordanre •*'. *•(* It may lie term inated. for radio messages to ships In the in y third n il. Sanford dropped with lh*- requirement* of Ihe ConOlorla Swan-on may m ake‘ pic­ Pacific ocean, and reduce* tha thn ball gild n run rniuo over, tint- atlllllinn.” ture* Independently or sign up coat of sanding such messages legn» wa* an in fir'd out. l-aki*1 Finally, "Chapter 1f.8.7H............. with one nf the U rge nrganlia- from a large number o f place*.' r.an,nicked for a h it In thn tln th Aria of IU.II, U fu rth er invalbl, linn*. ______ damage. hul it did nu damage, | void nnd onronetilulb nal for the __ AillLr au .all*, .u p l. u <*- maife -1**ECTPTIA N M fili FATAL ffilfh fTuTttrrtnn and Powell a rc — Ttw lm a t* eenn-it tri the- ftrelij yrg rq -|K at"T he- THTc- llifreof t* fmin ii now c.mipi iy i>, tnl.r nod threatened in lh,- eecninl. j wholly misleading in that It pur- over lh*- I'n i ii (iunrdlan Tru*l Mill holdout*. They have strad CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 20— <JP Itiiiktiinitt ,e ltln l down, nnd lie- |,nrl* lo lie an Art lo validate and I'lmq-ni.y nifalis, .‘•'rnnlur (ow lllilvd, fnuilh, nnd lifih *»w him m nftrm the N*un*lariee of the rn* l* quo." I by Ihe Free 1‘rrss get b y without trouble a m i with- iT |y , f Sanford . . . a* attempted u* having s ggestnl lu .Mr. F o ri out allowing a lilt. to be defined in an Invalid and III*-'. lh>- motor magnali- agree to lluikhaiill g a m way In ur.ulher unrrnetltutlnnal V i"* Act, when Cr*nt ihe government a lien on NOTE his dr,-n*it.< In t!w bank, making It's a new departure In talking picture*. them in rffrrt a "froxvn deposit''. Something different than you’ve ever be­ Thi^.Mr. Ford dcclineil to do. Sen liter rousens thru suggest* 1 that fore aecn. llmrlly Ihernif, prays the cen■lilcralidn o f thr Court here In (lie p/t-ml**'* and due procr** of law In this* behalf nf the City of Ksnfi rd . . , to answ er to the said S lat" by what w arrant or authority o f law it claim* to exrrrls r, rmptny, and perform the fonrliup*, powers, privilege* and franchise* of a municipality fn, up n, and over that certain land and trrrltn ry . . . described, and that Ihe Court will declare (h at lh- City , . , I* unlawfully usurp­ ing, eirrrlsin g , and enjoying the functions, privileges, and fran, rhises nf a munlcpallty over said lands without w arrant or author­ ity nf law. and that It be ousted therefrom ." WANTADS R A TES 10c line 1 time. He lint .1 lime* 7c line fl time* 5c line 1 month, klinimum charge 30c, 1— Announcement* HAVE YUUIt WATCH repairrd by one who really know* how. Ilrig g i, Jew eler, Mag. Av«. LOST—Ring of 10 key* ami lock, Reward. Rhone :ui:i-W. Yesterday several very powerful dramatic scenes were ruined on account of «ome people not understanding what was being conveyed. . * It Is very important that you aee it from the beginning,....This Picture Starta To­ night at 6:35 and 9:06. , n c i u i v CAHDIH. p h a b CANOUt, all a t Tarawa. Oklakesm: a s i itt uE L x. c i a m i t m a p a n t'AIIPIN. and LCCILC CAHDIH, XIBan. at Carmew oetahoma: Tae aad aerk at you ara hereby ordered aaC required ta be s a d s a year befora |bla Court In Hanford. Kemlaole Coesty. Florida. •» **•■* day March ttn. A. D. HI*, the same herein a«alaat you. upon failure te being b rule day e f tile C e a rL te anewtr the Bill ef Complalati f itfl appear, plead or aaawer aeld M I nf (Vmulslnt the I>*«rea eWBia Coarr will be entered agalaat f»o Tble order te be publlebed earn a weab for four roarecnltva w aale In lha Sanford Herald, a aewaptper regularly publlebed In genilaola Tnunly. Florida W ltneu my hand and the official eeal of lb* obnvo oolllled Oaurl, thie II day o( Jaauary, A. D. H U. V. K. DOUOLAf S. c u r b Circuit Ouurt. B y :' A. X. W **«S.a wii.i.iAM x. n tx t s . Orlenco. Florida. FDORRNCH PIVr.nilON*: Halur. Mollcltor for ComplalnaaL day. Baltlmora I, Biwlon 1. Phila­ ___________ delphia I, Pninmac Tarda I, Hoch- ISKALI ealar I. Plii.liurgh t. * Bblpptou Point l.foewiatten f e e Betardar. Feb. I*. I l f li . *ANHmi>-(iVIHIH> — Be n ton nf Florida' Warm, clear llaallnaa modorato; mndernl* wlro Inqalry. Demand Bond, marhal alandy an • ■IB doe : demand ra lh .r light, marbrt dull on oikor altea. <*>*• .tokda.f.ia ub th lpotau i ptinti tbaet g «< HAIFA* price o f other Quality Rig women were burned to death and a ndFnber of women and ahlldren were aarioiuly injured in a fire yesterday In the village of Slracoa In Lower E g y p t One hurdred and eigght c'walllnga were burned. LIVERPOOL, Feb. tO .-U P h The passenger liner Montrose was grounded on tha Askew P it near Crosby lightship today and tha passengers were landed here by tender. Th* Montrose waa ex­ pected to be floated by the even­ ing tide. leg a l n o t ic e Nervous Gxxfitxm J Im proved A fter Woman Took Cardui "1 found myaalf la a weak, nutdown eoadllloa, aad vary aervoua, to much eo th a t a t tlaiaa 1 fait Ilk* | wanted ta aersam.” urrttaa Ufa. J . T. EL Thomas, of Spartaaburg. a a "Tha least notes would make me tremble aad fast week aad aervoua. I reed where Chrdul had helped ether weak wemea. aad decided to try It myself. I fait batter after I began U klag Cerda!, ta d 4added te keep it up. 1 took s li bottlae In a ll I waa In a better condition after taking Card a t . ' My a s m s ware more settled. ” . Cardui, th* purely vegetable madl- Aa required by Section IL Chapter 55M, Laws of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I win ba in the following placea, on tho date and between th J hoars set after each, for the purpose of receiving TAX' RETURNS for the year 1933. Osceola______ Feb. 21. 9:45 A. M. to 10:45 A. M. Geneva ............... Feb. 21, 11:00 A. M. to 12:00 M. Chuluola__ ___ Feb. 21, 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. Oviedo................ Feb. 21, 2il5 P. M. to 2:15 P. M. Slavla ____ Feb. 23. 9:46 A. M. to 10:45 A. M. Gabrielis______ Feb. 23. 11:00 A. M. to 12:00 M. Foreat C ity_____Feb. 23, 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. II. Altamonte Sprga Feb. 23, 2:15 P. M.*to Jsl* P* JJLongwood___ Feb. 24, .9:30 A. M. lo 16s*9 A. JJ* Lake Mary....... Feb. 24. 10:45 A. M. to 11:45 A. II. Lake Monroe .... Feb. 24, 1:00 P. M. to 2:00 P. M. Paola ______ Feb.24.2:15 P. If. to 3:15 P. M. . A. VAUGHAN, TAX AB8E880R Foiled ALLEY OOI*—O ur P re h isto ric A n cesto r FOUND—10 day* ago, girl'* bicy­ cle. Owner may have same by Identifying it at policv station ami I.OMT—White getter llog. Lemon ear. Itetw rrll Di-I.aml und New Smyrna, Fpb. II. Notify (’. II. Hranan, New Smyrna or llrrnhl. HONEY—10 pound pail. . /•(>. |0O'.l FL 2nd. tiro. FL Slui l. Hall-a I— Autotnnbilea REN T AN Austin. Itokdster or coupe, be per mile. Keel A F'onj, Phone ICO. T 10—Flowers am EGYPTIAN lotus tuber* and goldfish. Mr*, lieorgo yiaffctt, Palm Terrace. FOR and J . \Y. $703. HALF*.: 200.000 Ruby King World IU-atrr pepper plants, It* II, Iotko Monroe, Phone ' 15—Apartments For Rent LOWER 3 room furnished ap art­ ment, 601 Park Av*. Telephone 733 or apply 311 Flrat National Rank Rldg. ColcWugh Realty Co. ONE Small apartment- Ijm gtry AparDuent*. I’bona 671-J. i iff—Houses For Kent [v TWO-STORY unfum ithed house. Good condition. .612 Ho. Palmrtta Av*."Telephone 480-j. K '- -------- --------------------- — FOR SALK: 'Exceptional vatu# In girl's Uicycle, appV S*nfo ra A v .: I i >t 11 r ,- I ... t»« **« :•* J a r k n i n t ll ls . _____ • «» " l » H u n im a rg : H uns l a l i e l In. JU I*toittt 2, M a rlin T w o M r. UrttRs. Th t»# I inr «* M r, M a rlin . I»i.i»l*lr plajr, M a r lin In lllicH lna l>*fl rill ItsiarR. HArifonl l«*. •rnirilla I . M lru rk n u t. t»v E lin o r. I. t*> U k n . i , h r .M uirr hr m h io w . nn I ll d n a on h « l l « , n it Mti»4if t. ••If !.*•Itr 2. M f IturikhlirHt J. off M n lrr I. M il", off M in o r 3 w ith u n u n In ? | n «: o ff U k a I wrllh I m n I" 3 In n ; n f ( l l u r k t u i d l & w U k I ru n lu I In n . n i l M «»Irr I w ith : runx In 3 In n; o ff M .O o w a u 3 wrllh o run* In I Inn. la iiln i (f llr lir r , M o lf f K in n h iu H l r t i r r M in o r. I'm* plrtR. In lin e nnd L u tlw ig . COUGHS DaaY 1*1 them M • atraaxla hold. Tight asm* qakkfr. Crsoawdiinn com- ---------------------------------- . FOR RENTt Unfurnished houw, . 6 rooms and seeping porch. Ine ld . re finished. Phong 140-334-J. | T o ta ls . It Heel" bV Ilin lllH s: S.iiifonl .Yield quicker to double action of A Sail F o r Sale T H E ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK A N D H A R U Y A H t A V r K O L I I N S E A THIS N OANINfr , F B L U O W B f C ‘ THINK W e S H O U L D RlW U A A S A IL PffOH THE CANVAS, TMOSe «VN» A A t AOLLBP INI 13T°« FOUR. o*r$ and 'WGHTS rue. BOYS HAYt MEN ADRIFT IN THEIR SMALL BOAT­ NOTHING BUT THE Blue SKY a n d Resncss SEA PROVIDE THEIR COMPANY • w a ll. SO NUTS |» T T IN 'NIAS, 7 0 IN * H O TH IN '— N t V M W A N T iD ro WALK ASOUNO u i'S T f f e y c M . n o s IN ALL NY L IFE �■ 4 «r-— ------- TH* BANTORD HIRALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA, T H t SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, Sanford H erald ROOSEVELTTOBE The passage of the BUine Reaolution. oeemDigiy desELL GUARDED tlned to become the Twenty-first Amendment to the Con­ W stitution of the United State*, by 15 votes better than the required two-thirds in the Hou*e of Representatives, after A TCEREMONIES favorable action In the Senate last week where the vote . . T he Blaine R esolution was 63 to 23, la a triumph for Democrata and Republican* alike an d'puts the question of prohibition directly up to the individual atatea of the Union. The Blaine reaolution was prepared and introduced In the Senate by Senator B laine, of Wiaconaln, a Republican, but it is a well known fact that it could never have passed had it not had the approval ami, In truth, the active sup­ port of the Preeident-elect and hi* lieutenants. The Dem­ ocratic caucus called by Speaker Garner and the solid Dem­ ocratic vote In the House undoubted effected its pasango there where a aimilar bill had failed on the opening day of this session. Prohibition repeal, as It now stands, embraces all of the pledges of the Democratic platform and most of t h e pledges of the Republican. In thli fo rm rit ihould encounbar fa r easier sailing among the various state conventions, which will be called to ratify It. than it would have If it had failed to include, for Ina^nce, federal guarantees to dry U 0 D A Y , FBBBUAKV II* liW ■ B U I Y BM B rO U TODAY” iwrfii,awm *..m hi nr.« iA*..., BELIEVE AND L IV ETtliatt# ild unto her, I am tha m u r ra e on and Uta Ufa: ha th a t hollavh In me, though ho w ets da*d, it shall ha Ilvtj And wbosoovar voth and b«liav*th In ma shall iv*r die.—John l t : U . I t baglns t® l®°k M -If Huey M g can out-haffla Heflin. - ■| —‘0 ■ - - ■ Export Yagga G et f *-*00 •* rlaado Haul—headline. A Pro*- 1 Whan lha m ordim girl a y * , • s v s t ’t a thing to p“l on 1 American* attend dlarmament eonftreM** la world eaplUl* with oca when fanatic* and de­ ltas at horn# can aeevre a t say pawnshop. - — 0-------------- H ow ever, Occasion Is T o L ack No B ril­ liance A s R e su lt WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 \ ^ - W - F r a n k lin D. Roo.*relt will M com* th* m w t earefuiiy guarded provident In peacetime hUtory on the day he t»k** the oath of offk« but lh« precaution—reflecting th# attem pt on hla Ilf# mad# a t Miami—will »r»»* non# of tha color or brilliance of hi* iraugtlr* l tw o week* h*n*e.-----------------In announcing final arrangom ent. for khe parade tho committ*e In chargo .aid It woold tneaaura up to tho boat tradition* of Cash paid fo r clean cotton rmgj a t The Herald office. leant 36 ntatca before the Tw enty-flnt Amendment becomet part of tho Conatltutlon. Any thirteen statea aan delay It, or block it altogether. . From tha way aom* of th##* fotiticlans talk w# (tent why thty don’t n i t f Iron .tho botla of «ur monoUry »fiU ty and than ihart ahould ba plenty to k° Around »um enough. But what dlfftranea dooa (tt nuke, whathar It la gold, *Hv«r or Iron, If a faw “ G e n tle m a n J im ” The death of Jaiqea Corbett ban not only removed one of the greatest benefactor* of boxing, Vut alao taken away a respected and versatile citizen, after-dinner speak­ er, actor, good-humored oage, and thorouirtycdBH Iffntl6* m*n*The many Hldea of Mr. Corbett are apt to lm over­ looked In any appraisal-oMilaJKa under the preponderance of lore regarding his pugilistic prowess, “thd* man who beat the great John L. Sullivan." But it was not hi* mere physical skill that made this man the figure he wuh in the sporting world; it was hla espousal of a high code among fighters that brought him to the pinnacle of fame and JJp“ ^ tl^ who took I*,,,!,,* out 0f the gutter and bar ,«UUm*nt and U» ra-oponing "» room and placed It on » plane of respectability. Turn ink 'omlgn market* arw rasl bullish feature* for farm prlc**." Reduc­ from his duties as a bank clerk ho began to fight at the tion of th# BtiUih dobt on an age of twenty, and with his perfect physical development [obUlty-to-pay botU would re* to r. combined with Intelligence he developed a style of boxing p the America^ farm er hla best that was a far cry from the accepted brute strength meUtoti division*. With Gen*r*l P enhing 'a* 'eh W ntU ff Wilt-ride Brig.-<»*"r p. U Mile* and a group of olflceri, mombor* of their parade atalT. T o u r sergeant* bearing tha national color* and th* flag of tha general of th* arm ies will folTh# flm t division will l>* led by Maj. Gen. Paul Z. Malone a . marshal. I t will includ* five arm y hands, several arm y -unit, formed in close column of eight*, two marine band, and .overal navy hands and battalion, of blue­ jacket*. Th# RUhmond Blues, the Richmond Grey* *nd tho Rich­ mond llow tliem will follow th# 246th co ait artillery band with th* roast artillery band with the Hcdgawlck Guard* of W aUrbury, Conn., Just behind. R. 0. T. C. and ■tudent cadet corp* will complete the dfviiion column. Jam es A. Farley, m arshal of again In 19M. Whether ho dooa I trill doutlets depend upon th* mll| Uko* which tha DomoeraU mok*. / o f do not rusk* during tha a*it Ltwo ot thro* year*. Mr. R o o m fwrlU n o m n n agolaft Rooaanlt Lagain If th* now pretidont earrl** Kotik hla catiR>lg)t sU4c**s SANFORD, TW EN TY Y EA R S AGO aw i Dr. and Mrs. J . N. Roboon cnU rU inod tb* young fritnds of th slr kttlo *on, Claude, Tuesday Adolph Hltl.r, chancellor of afternoon, on tb* occasion of hi* Qarmany, ha* adopted a policy of fifth birthday, a t a very prslty •Oppressing novropapors v o h le h orange birthday party a t th«lr h s n d s o m * home on Sanford H tlghU . Th* lltU* guest* »*r* •Otertataed bv MU* Suit* Brawn dq tb a spacious and beautiful Uwn. The children wore aorvsd d.liclou, orange punch by Mr*. W, T. Field*, who with Ml*a 8o*U Brown, osristad Mrs! Robson In a n U rtaln ln f and ta ria g fa r her •on'* llttlo gnarta. . Mr. and Mr*. Wabstor Howard, • f Hollty, N. J , ar* tha guosta of tholr cousin, Mrs. L. R. Philips, Mol fo u lly . Mr. sod Mr*. Smith, of Augus­ te, G o , ar* th* gasate of thslr daughter, Mr*. W. T. FUld*. Mr. and Mr*. Smith recently c*le- pleasant visit to Mr. a n j Mrs. T. J. Milltr. Mr*. F. F. Dutton is enjoying a visit from h t r friends, Mr*. Middltton, of Trenton, N. J., and Mr*. Taylor, o f Lanarck, Pa. Mrs. R. J . Holly, Mrs. E. D. Brawn. Mr*. M. H. llolbom , Mis* Madolln. Hill, MU* Mab*l Hand, and Mix* Charlotte Hand ipont yesterday In Or Undo. Mrs. T. 8 . Pavla waa hostess of th* Fancy Work Cirri# Thurs­ day afternoon. Onesta wer*: Mr*. J . D. Robert*. Mr*. J . J . Purdon, Mrs. W. L. MlH**r. Mr*. D. A. (laidwell, Mr*, a a W oodruff, Mr*. M. H. H id. Mia. W- T. Johos, and Mi*. J . T , M f < the state.n 0 Announcement w a. mat’a at —Col. Raymond Robin*, rmhiblw h ite Ilou** of the v l.it by lion.advocate, .a h u ih n u r ^Un.J l)b^H<d>in»^aitJ -hl*- w lf* r-att4 -w > * pn|iermrn were not given oppor­ tunity fo r an Interview. Tho*e who .aw the friend ’ of the President entering th* Whit* House said he appeared to b* In excellent health. Hour#. Dr. Dnnitl Poling, one of th* leader, in th* World Christian Kndeator ’movement, a militant supporter of prohibition, and ong of the iiin»l acliv* searcher, for Robin*, said recently a fte r a visit with P ir.ld c n t Hoover th a t hit friend h*«l tVlayrd h i. call I tm in e he had mrnded more .lowly than had been expected from an attack of ane.ia to which phy* xician. attributed h i. dl.appear- Mow York. I* b . CHICAGO, Feb. 21.—(AT— Lo­ cal and regional problem , a rt •breaking tho - «ad*ae# .o X - s ls U l-s i.lo to r. In th«ir march toward sovornia*nt cco. omy, tax r*adju .tm cn t and relief lor tho needy. Although tho foal embracing finanrial equilibrium In budgat* and govrrnmont rfo rg an lu tio n surgery retrain* unirem ally d*fin ilr, many a.Mmhll** aro pau.ing to con»ldor the tpecial damanil* nf their con»titu*nt., a .urvey to­ day *how*d. For example, Connecticut i» .hrtwlng g reat Intem .t in a judi­ cial reform hill which would re­ place all except the .uprem e and anre. D jY l^ o u D k t T ^ i y NJCX. Froac*. M by a ahat U Ifcs'hMd. PoUca did I following. Mr*. F. W. Stanley. U ,t" ’ * * Mr*. tJ. S. Srlman. Mr*. B. C. Moore. Mr*. J . U ln g . M r,. M. . f N. Cleveland. Mr*. G. O. Danner, Mr*. B. R. Heck, Mr*. J. B. Oviatt, Mr*. C. P. Hrrti.'er»nn, Mr*. T. C, Pitrhford, and Mr*. E. C. Harper. Reasonable Prices with .w**t p*».. Hish .cor* ptix* wa, swarilml tn Mr.. Peter Sih.nl whih? low «cor* pylx*. were pr*- M flrixx «* PRINTING W# or* equipped U prodt flm t class ]ah w srk a t I lowest pOMlbl* prices. Glva ' For i*iir n»c*. MCBRIDE AVERS 1romfor. H o m a g e Is * * U p h « **\W t a n enactment of hi* arm* vmhargo F a v o r ite s O f S ta R e , • S c r e e n A t M ila n e The stage and iwreen favorite. Jimmie Shea and Guy Raymond. Leglomanla Maniacs, with their revue of 20 entertainer, will lie the attraction a t th* Milane The­ a te r on Wednesday. T heater and acreeo fan . remrm her their exeollent work in Paramount on P aritle" and other mu •leal hits, also their last startini in vehicle “ Dream Gill Follle.' with a supporting cast of nte These tw o#hoy. are without a doubt the outstanding en tritairing feature in the “stale Ihlt i n •on and have Just coatpleted a full two m -nths In Miami a t the leadlag theaters and nlfht clubs. They have surrounded themselves ,w|th a capable cast of *ln|er» and dr-teen and music Is (furnished by th* original llot Spot orches­ tra. I/oretta Young a n t Warren Williams la ’’Emplvyee's Fntraiw e” will be th# feature pie- MBITTING POSTPONED Th* rsguU r mending day of the A*rah Parker Methodist Orphanago Club at tha irpkaaago at Benton Springs has been postponod f f i j i Friday un|it; a Ular date IgliA u^ of “ChlliYen'* Day" a t th* Central Florida Exposition In Orlando. sr > taels, m ake the •Mixer the rlrv lot, . lour, thro it ih« P'll I’KTKKSIUIRO, Frl>. -*t. ithrmim Wage Regulation Ra s e d Upon Age Is Being Suggested .Kpcnl if they e >t t n »■••* M AI tit 11> Kccii U I I ’H of *n! "suppress tho » , i irhelll. i» W , .ircnnllng t.i ■ ■>a<" s»f th, hv Alfred Emanuol Smith- r t r r k . institutio n prnfrt—haeTh, audience nt the afternoon jug « \ fur e m , and ••• <(„ | n n „ f the sixth annual « u |l i - 1 t a b l t h m r r t nf a la ■ evrhani!*’ r r n pruhlbilioh *,m*,nlu>n »h.„it fur r l r r k . , a i r amou.- 'hu 1 iu*t > n l ni>i imvbI ,.f the league*. I-* | .io n . „f o u rking rvaulatlon. !•>'' and i ’ m non. •< “ Tlw r«a.l la ralificatiun will !*• hlmkrd hy milllnn- uf men and wiiinrn « h „ not only arc d rie rmine I th at t h r -at ntn -hall not r „i,. hack hut who aril 11 - r in a -torm nf p r o l r .t a u a m - t the mi*U«e of 1 a r ti - a u power to influence! frrtlvene*- of thi* R eror.trurtlnn Corporation, i-t . \.L g eii.’inu jfWu* and I* int’iHliioiiu lirw elrutentnf g ra te <Mltger. tl 1* drying up (ho e iu ir r , of vrrillt. The etTixl i f eneti puldiration 1* furring (•aymer.l lij dl-tre—ed debtor, to n p len i.h Innk fi.no,, It I* m us­ ing the huanliiig of • n rn ry ." • In ii’glng vim* Aim ul. o f. ,l(u Aliiinkiuptry 1,111. Ilootrr -a ll thi* jl .r i . Blioii wa- "of the mod rrit Iiral im polturte lit till* |H*rio..' of /rradjustm ent, adding that *urh a • sy*li’m tv* • "highly nr,-r*<ary 111 I order to iwriuil a rertnin iiilniultt T 'nUrttMifw i*» br ri*tirisni<r^T n* I lay nr s, Cash paid for clean cotton at Tha Herald offki. C H IC K EN PIL A U Went Side P.-T. A. School Hoooe 6:0# P. M. Tho n day Children 15c AdulU 35c (Continued Dnm Page One) vote in W ashington, he delivered a message asking for early leg­ islation to call a convention. He specified the delegate, standing fur eletinn In the convention shnuld list themselves definitely for or against ratlfieation." ‘ A .ession o f tho Now York legislature last night was prom­ ised Mil. fo r immediate aelion l» elect delegate. Ur a convention An emergeney within 60^ d f r message from (Sovernor la-hman w a. seen a . likely to speed the decision. Ohio*. Governor White, at Co­ lumbus. .d ra fte d a m e.jage fo • delivery to the Irgi.latur* <lomorow, to'propne* legislation for lection “ f a r - # rnnvenUop. Vi rnvem or was opposed t„ „r * already Introduced under t t b - ' delegate, would he elected at large rath er than hy district. At M odi.in, W ism n.ln, a res olntinb was put before the leg­ islature to empower Governor Sehmedeman tn m il sn rleelion. A t A tlanta, a resolution was he. foro the Georgia house railing for ssarm blv o f a slate-wide conven­ tion. July 10. The New Jersey legislature wa* *1 work nn the problem, with a number of legislative proposals offered for action* but the leaders w ire tangled somewhat in de­ hat* on w hether It was un to Congee.* or the sta le to rail the conventions, the aamc Issue which ra used a share of dlvpute In Washington. Tho West Virginia legislature delegated to a Joint .committee of six the task of drafting legis­ lation to rail a convention. The Arizona legislature re reived the new* with cheer*, and within three minutes a Joint reoolotlnn wa* introdnrod for seleetlnn nf delegates to a conven­ tion first through a prim ary In April, then a general election in Mav. Th* convention would be held a t the end of th* U tter month. In Missouri, IfgiaUtksw for a “W II h I In* l.mJ'IHt tt •• I’X|H t I fotw th,- -late toi' inoiiry iohiM li.tve enablr,; u* t . pav *>ur »l't. N*l lui'ik oblic.tuM, ami |>a, 11,,oli.ilm, tu t we'll hake tn u» I along without it", J. It Walk,-,. •wunty supennlrm lenl, •latetl la-i night. "Ilran g r county u-nl to hate an eight tiinnla* term au.| I lint Inliete the -yslenl w slid »uf fet from it", he. I.wlarvil. "At any ■ate, we will tin puying f a tthnl » • bate instead of tutniiig 10 a deficit for next te a r." High school |iim<l|iat* n et t. it It tin c lunty Intert'clil ye,lei • , |i , c . „ |h t pr V'.n»V 8frlll hy thi' |Hf<-d shortrilvd teim. "They wen , . - i ..|on,-r« i lein;’ i all l< ndy and cn •ci to aid in eter) ,-d r f.' u* >1 can go, but , t i»v they r a n ttilli consolidate • - to Is le up olhei i incut o( emir-i • lif ii’-xt imM’ting l.n t, of I,n n |ul * i n !l b u tr to !«• plact I' Walker sai.l . ic irn u r fe n d " l hi question wa Cii id nnd sch nl nlTiciul. I on it t • siniii’ exli'iil for meeting lu y m ert «>f Shorter School Telrm Indicated , F o r Orlandoansi -it.'-wide rlectlun of •Wlegale* f»ir and again,! it'i.-al w a. appnivi'd by a ewinmiltte tn readin<—• for a vote by the House to ­ day. NV hrn t h r r h n r r h n n .t t r m p r r ►itlwri#"* mV, group* lh.it Wen the fight In put the ISth Amendment into the constitution again trganlxe it’ I fight n* they 1I1I tie’ll, they will iru*h the liquor power and do it more quiokly nnd more rompletely than liefoie. "Wo l ii t o ju-t hegmt to fight. # ' r|li-|top " I’a tm o n " i'-«iied v llij* •tateent U*t nig h t' ’’Shull t h r brand of the 11111I lm removed from the lupior t r a f f l r ; -hall the roitnlry retu rn to e v a illy the -nine ndilion n- •' Ilf s in <»•! -up toli I < fiue tU Hit* ffN|H ||9|lMllt l—.i I in! s q u a r e l y oil llw i .1-1 »•» m i n , , t i t i n l t i fun e t l y t h i n g el*e i l e slie to tcu nlire |m i 11* * i .• . d i * l i l l ' r i c - an t .1’l l fuel 1 r* and *iite *•• i't a i r li'tf-•Iixtil ultyttjtr if mi'mu It will I f ro n livt-lv In protect dry trr in i-t m l |h r rs-l uris of ti ^ W U p c o tl B o s to n Boca .sKA ITI . K— Ynunr, \%h*» tt.ix Litton l*v w umibVi v It*!l( filed «t*it ;»iruin>t th«* *♦ m* she find "hull ilD im a". nf nimtki \ . » %f*r nii» • juiy nwurdod hrr tlamnj* Sn«f>. lock I W ater i. proof Tlii* heavy Shea and Raymond Tn'titl mi Fin stone Tire’s is Dfsigin’il Fopc t inll.v for Snfi’ly in tlrivinir- Without thiV’Tiva l your hr.ikr nrf like- n nlrrl tm wrt jinvi’mi’iit ■ml inctfiiil of Mto|i|iillK .voiir 18 • Talented Artists - 18 C o r in n e & M a y b e ll T h e M e lo d y M a id s Singers and Dancer* Harmony Singns W A LK ER & SPEA RS Broauway Entertainer* SH EA & Vaudeville's (T rseresl Tana* O ’D A R E ’S M U S IC Kt*g* HARRY M E R R IL L T IR ES and PRODUCTS RAYM OND . - W EAVERS Hand . , and TH E Darning S tars L O IS G IRLS Sold Exclusively By lll.uk grained f*Wico*l. »'<*1 cii ii*m4, Karon lined. I f « * et*. nkkekit ludu. 22 in. Suptr » -/-• ^ a 8 1 . 4 9 CHAHLPN'B TEA HOU8B ISM Orsago A**, Winter Pork. TeL W. F. U-M 'Food of Use same quality sad character that I would aorva If yo* were goast* ia my own homo." (Mr*.) CMASUBM J. BAKER. Owner Bad Brakes But Worse ■ ■ ■ B Wednesday ■ ■ ■ ■ Sensational stoasted lilt if taut t«m thoroughly, gi*e lh>- ps-opte the O n N a t io n a l A c tio n roulil iM»t •'SMI *»k !i *i Uw k fD lf Associated I’rr*. Sport* Editor ilrfrul • O f A n t f - S a l o o n ;»♦ Irani one h llf «•! th«* L eague C o m m e n t s |tn? if n t «l» *»• mu«t onratm*' B y T h r o n g s S t a n d ­ ............... Villa* * it "I'n,* • • a*. |*on*tr** in g In R a in S to r m John F. S t a__t e s Are as-Vieing m m. In Race To Submit Prohibition Repeal 50c Plat# E x ten d ed n*» «•*»# p*r*t I, • • « in M a d,i t ju - t d r a w n 1 u p ’ hy a gu tte d rimuui-«i»n a n tl | awaiting official All Mite i lo t k . a r e 1 . i r r r l v e ; monthly -.dartrl a t u m - from Itnt |«- . t a - nt the age •( to. t **1 1 5 p e - r t * . tapprosim aic ty >111 a t the a g e nf 5 or niun A 21pretatHin. \i. i..u« vri.r.,J.I ile i k t c i r i t r . ' Jie.clOT. t„ Sidllvan; younger men with the a *m onth. Tho .a t a r y -rale for. Mrtlride -*i ‘. h altrrrd feature, of their fi-tlc rrrognire that -uch hotniwlng* r a n g e from Mr, •’The fundamental t**ue .till womrn clerkprofes.lnn, prom oter, and champ­ represent nil erdeavor of the in ion.. »|mrt« magnate* nod old stitution t„ provide fund* ne.-V.I i- i.rd will COlitlmie t • In- whether peseta- n month at the a ge of l o i pe -eta. at JoT friend*, a t mingled In the -dent In service t.> their re*|iettlvr emu thi* nation *h*M I gulile or pro la tirru'ial r n . h i r r - and -poci.il gathering that .a t thm .igh the munltie*.” hilot the traffie in beverage aim i m|,li M'o. may r r c c i t r *2il percent solemn high maia of requiem, rel“Thi* iiiildirallon**, lie *aid, **i* hoi ehrnleil hy the youthful pri. -t nf tle.troyinu the u-*fulfie«* and >f • Now it i* till to the wet* Hi more than ■rdinaty t i c k - . Wmuen or >hir i-. mimeograph op. i.itom. Cmhi'tt** home church. Father e , M ar. 5 "O Mr*. Andrew ('arraway. — * Tho*# pr#»*nt w e r * : Mr*. « between th* frtchrr II. BaiV-y, Mr«. G. D. IsUKjyker. Con- Bi.hop. Mr*. IVtre Schaal. Mr». wr* of th# Worn- ,|Mrk MacDonald, Mr*. J. Howell tt*« of.tho S*ml- p|,ht Mr*. R. A. Newman. Mr*. A. mb*r of ComKnov, Mm. F. A. Er*rhard. » City HaU ) « - 1Mr*. E, Coiqpton. Mm. A. C. Fort, km for th* annu-j n. Thra«her, Mm. Jean to be h«M her# Adam*. Mm II. M. Papworth. Mm. _ lopUd, and local Ra|ph ||. Wlsht. Mm. II. B. l^wi*. amrd to handle j|m . Andrew Carraway. Mr*. F. ir th* entertain- w . Bender. Mm. Walter I. MorK) delesate* who gan. and MUa Mary Dishtnn. B en efit M trw tikr, n«» ir trr a t. (Coatimiml from Fag* On*’I etense th r inuounl of relief. loon* to *talr- unit miieipaltlie*; amt the H e a d ■— ■ I t . S tr n o d r a p b e r ' i r i n iterallnn us *>r. W.'mi-Yi janitor* "This is on# o f the greatest buttle* in the g reat » * i ar.- with nt.ohot, the age-lung riwm* of r o "rn,rd ,n Mr"’ R- n- ni"hnP ,nJ TURKEY JS U P P E R rrsday 6:00 P . M. Epiioopol! P a r i a h “Ounctcr’'— th* duroetcr of Luckioa' fin* golden-brown In the Southland, in Virginia, in Georgia, in North Chrolina. in 8outh Chrolina. in Kentucky, they know that only * Compton were ho<te*.e* *t the weekly ’•Udie* day'' which took place y esterd ay , at the Sanford Country d u ll w ith'# large a t­ tendance of women. A nine-hole handicap tournament wa* partici­ pated In during the morning with Mr*. E. Compton •* winner. FrUnd* nf Mr*. R. J. Boyd and At the noon hour kincheen wa. Im Emily Boyd will be glad to .erred informally from a long dining table which was decorated with quantities Of height_rolorei| tiweet peas. In "th e afternoon u ^ . . __ _ . Quality Merchandise at ■ TUESDAY A , ound , , ’ Day and F a th e r, N lfh t pri)rT, m w,n b . giv»n by th, SoaUnoU High School P.-T. A. „ 7.30 0’c|nck , t th* aehool auditoriunt. The y . W. A. of th P in t Baptist Church wil| meet a t 7:3« o’clock at the homo of Mr*. W. P. Brook*, J r „ 1100 Park Avrnue. A program of Indian music, .erne*, and *toHe*, acknowledge in* Outdoor Florida Week, will he given a t SsOO P. M. a t the Woman1* Club by th* Must* Departm ent of th* chib with Mr*. C. P. Ilem don and Mr*. France* A. Hickson In charge, Mi** Kathorine Tillia and M id Al>» Chorpening will entertain the member* o f the Co-ed Cla*a of ,h ' F ln “ M*tho.li.t Church at Mr*. II. T. St*v*n* plan* to re­ tain to her home at Aahboro. N. C. today or tomorrow after •pending a few day* harw with Mr*. Ralph M. Warren. 60) Ea*l Second Street. Please! 11^-OPV- Major Ooaarol WlUUa* H. John•ton, re Ur* ckUf *f ataffo l th* JR. r iiiw o w t o o * hyiilir* gam*. w»r* rnjoyrd In th* E*. , • L larir# Rylng room which wa, .kins tb*ir homo B(lorwd w,|h rrJ , m, ry|li, tmJ Phono IM ' Cash paid for clean cotton rags a t The Herald office. Only Luckies have such character...such mildness Commander Of 91st PHONR 9 i » s triaL O ther stale, which have a r­ ranged for representation fn the parade will appear tlh the follow­ ing order: Kentucky, Ohio, Louisi­ ana, Mississippi, Illinois, Maine, Michigan, .Florida. Iowa. Wltcunsin, Gregon, Oklahoma, and Arlxuna. Band* from Bedford. V*., an.) Augusta, Ua., will parade in thi* division which will also in­ clude presidential elector* from various state*. l.ouU A. Johnson, national com­ mander of the Amor Iran Legion, will be marshal of th* third divi­ sion which will inehtd* many unit* of (fcservlcemen. One, car* has been set aside fo r voter*n» of the Grand Army of tho Rtpubllc and flv* for Confedorat* veterans. Twenty car* will bo used by mem­ ber* of th* United Spanish War Vetarpns organisation and on* car and two buses f t r n a io a a l India* War vvtarans. Th# Elston firemen’s band, tha Green f i a j - Il^ < n - Service Station and Girsif* Storage—Repairing Gao, Oil and Tire Service Geneva and Sanford Ave. Herald Printing C« gi», Connecticut, M**.achu.*tts, Maryland, South Carolina, Vir­ ginia, N«w .York, North Chrolina, Rhotla Island and Vermont d tltto tu.n. will follow In that ord*r. T riple M u rd e r Found In G otham Speakeasy Sine* Florida Outdoor Week U Lloyd Ethoredge, of Jackson-■ being observed thi. wtvlt throuahviilo ipeot Sunday . h ers - withi out the .ta t* th , regular all-day m ectirg ..f t'lrclr Number Si* of the First Baptist rh areh wa» htUl and Mr*. W. M. H ayne.1 on the ground* cf the home of h n moved from 210 We*t Six- Wt*. P. llender.on, Mellonvill* kenth Street to IIS We»t Seven- Avenue, ye*t*rday, with Mr*. B. M ath Street. C. Moore presiding over th* hu*»ne** *c*»ion. •'M l.. Dorothy A. Thornton, of During th# Cmy th# study of th# lakeland, .p en t the week-end here1 ml.alon .tudy bock. “Soul Winwith her parvnla, Mr. and Mr*. rin g ”, w a. completed under the Thurston, direction of Mr*. G.- ft, Reiman, Mr*. B. K. Beck had charge of the . Friends of Mi.* Dorothy Bihle itudy le*.on and Mr*. K. C. •rook* will regret to learn that1 H atpcr ron<iUct*d the devotional. dt* continue* to be 111 . a t her. Plan* were then made for th* ibom* on Oak Av«nu*. week cf prayer which will be ohserved dorlng the first week of I Henry Schumacher, of Flu.hing March. ||N. Y-, I* .pemlAig *ome tim e here A rovrred dish luncheon wa* BRY A N °f ^Corbett became a master of skillful foot work, of feinting, ducking, and the left hook. He didn’t bludgeon while dancing before them with the elusiveness of a phnntom. He had no uoe for the ugly grimacea of the hartlcnci "pug" and never reaorted to swearing. He always fought clean and always acted the gentleman. After his retirement from tho ring Corbett took up th* lesa atrenuoua profession of acting and enjoyed no lit­ tle success on- the stage. llo was an exceptional con­ versationalist and waa always in demand a t banquets where hla after-dinner talks provided enlightening ami humorous W a s h i n g t o n e#rra*pond#nla entertainment for the guests. itlon conslderabla apoeulallon A t his death he evinced the same qualities of courage ItkaraabouU a* to tb« possibility and undisturbed serenity as ho showed in the ring, and Let Hoavtr’a running for pr*»ld*nt he succumbed only after a long fight with an insidious ; Circle N um ber Six — o r c h u rc h H** M eet S o cia l Mr*. B. W. Smith and llttlo daughter, cf Samson, Ala., ha« ‘ L a d i e s D a y ” I s H e l d • r r t t f o t n .pond several day. A t G o lf C lu b M o n d a y o t t B r r . and Mr*. H. D. Smith. Mellonvill*, Avenue. T H R A IL K IL L PROGRAM Telephone: Office 148 Char let P1*ng*. qf B*ll*vllle.. X. J , ha* returned to hi* home i/Ur .pending four week* her* a . th* g u t.t of Georg* Thumton. Vr*t Sid*. foreign custom**. . Th* namo of Gulsapp* Zangara la on tho tongue of rv try A m eri­ can today, but tha kind of fame Which h# ha* galnad la not laatjstg. In a few year* only the guard* at Rslford, will know hU name. Who, for ln»taneo, can regU l th* a s a u i i t of .W illiam Met a n l o y f W* saw hi* name .tho £ th * r day and It wa* a compUt* rgtyuigvr tn u*. I>eon Cxolgoec* 'tea* once for a short tint* ** FINAL RESPECTS Personal A ctivities PAIDTO CORBETT Jr, Park A partm ent., L eg islatu res Of Colonel R o b i n s Is Belated Visitor To ."f:.". ."".““ S; States Besought oh*erver* forecast will take the By Municipalities 1)U„ , j 0n n l t 0f c o n g r * . . and to littl* private fighting on the aid*. ■ strengthen sta te support o f publicg schools. 1 Before the Michigan assem bly* a r t bill* which would t a w tt th* governor with virtually onlimltad authority to order limited bank withdrawal*, and contlaalng the state's banking “holiday.’* The Colorado sonata ha* ap ­ proved a resolution for reference to voter* o f a conatitutloaal amendment which would eliminate all elective ita te officer* except the governor, lieutenant-governor and auditor. In th* Mtdwe*t, *nd in *overal other aection* where moat of tha food for tho nation’* dinner table* I* produced, the farm er*’ attem pt to hold hi* land against m ortgage and tax .a ir . U drawing a re­ sponse from aaaemblie*. The D iagnosis The’^fiSSe resolution rontilns the frank stout-heartcil language, “Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment," which characterized the Democratic plank on prohibition and. at AlU.aama.Uoia..tha.,fitd«raLjMatCKUooJa.ihoaft.htoteft..wbJiRh. Jh ttlfu Jh y M g rit,!; t the capital wh»re hf elect to remain dry, promised by the Republican platform tha oath, Romevelt will b* but not mentioned In the Democratic plank. The resolution guanled cloaely by * detachment do«i not contain the fetleral guarantees ngalnat the return of **cr*t *ervlc* m«n, whll* of the saioon'advocated by the Republicans. Both plat­ crack detectlre* from ca .te m and forms called for the ratification of repeal by state conven­ tions, as the Blaine resolution provides, Instead of by state gency. Uniformed poll** from legislatures. ... A t tho present time a doubt remains as to whether other title* will augment th# these conventions are subject to call’by further Congres­ W ashington force, a guard of m a­ rine# will be on ham/, and In ad­ sional action or by that of atate legislatures, Constitutional dition many unit* of the arm y authorities seem to differ on this subject. Calling of the and navy Alll be prevent a* pa­ conventions by Congress in Its present mood undoubtedly rade r*. would facilitate repeal as the necessary measure* could bo While the recent attem pt nn enacted a t once; whereas, if left to the Individual legisla­ Roo.evell'. Ilf* will b* fre .h in tures, the conventions might not be called for seven ye■*'l,• the mind, of visitors—expected tn In a t least four states, the conventions could not be cslletl exceed 200,000—th* committee for more than a year since the legislatures themselves do ha* been Informed that ft l« Roosevelt's wl*h th a t the episode I not meet within that time. * In a number of states, however, governors and legisla­ bo forgotten for th# May. *-* _!J „ _ i U n n v a v Roo.evelt will occupy tho *n- r e s i d e n t t t o o v e r tors are making immediate plans to call state conventions, clo.ed reviewing itaeid In front of --------vielng with one another to be the first to ratify the new the White Hoo»o during tho paamendment. Early action by a score of states, however. rads which will consist o f four WASHINGTON. Feb. 21.—(/P) UJ7 w t ftmght a w ar to *nd —> TUESDAY. FEPBRUARV 21. 1933, TUESDAY. FEFRRl’ARY 21. 19.11 J . C . P e n n e y C o . In c. 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Meaiber Aa^ cUted Pre^s VOLUME x z m Zangara Is Given 80 JAPAN SET TO Years As He Pleads QUIT HAGUE IF Guilty To Charges FT IS ADAMANT F irs Cents : A Copy * !A« MONDAY. * lv tv U jT 1 • .aFEBRUARY E iD n U A A S 20. 1933 SANFORD. FLORIDA. _ THE WEATHER P u l l ; cloudy and s ig h tly e rid c t tonight and T ae ad a f. NUMBER 285 * ^ m DeiSth CURB OF FAUN Prohibition Nou) j BOARD SCORED foStates To Decide B Y F A I i f u Will Be Dropped John M. Everton, Is Victim Of John M. F.v#rton, 45-ynar-«W p n in trr who hna lived g t Oviedo for the past 10 years, died In that town yesterday iflerao o n a t shout 4:IK> o'clock. Funeral arrangem ents had not been complete,! today pending re ­ ceipt of word from re Util*#-1 Burial will he in Oviedo however. Mr. Everton was born In Gal veaton. Tenn. on Jan. 19, 16*7. lie iv Survived by h it father, Dave B. Everton, of W inter Park, three slaters, -Mr*.C. L. West, of Oviedo. Mr*. I). A. Jackson, uf Tampa. Mr*. W. E. Matlock, of nr T*» v..—i*i»a ri»« The Japanese cabinet has A tlanta. AreBeingMade DRIVE AGAINST Plans For Push Into Jehol Province Shortly; A ndie So*iryHeDld ; LOBBYING WILL China Will Resist Not Kill Roosevelt BE SHOLTZ AIM Testifies He F I red Agriculture • Organi­ zation Z U IIU I1 Opposes u p p u n c o Too s o w ,| Much Interference " House Adopis Blaine [D riveIs Started Resolution For Re­ peal OfAmendment BigSalariesBeingPaidTo By Vote Of 289-121 D. C. Feb. Film Actors Of Hollywood 20.—WASHINGTON. (A.P.)— House of # C C WASHINGTON. Feh. •.‘r t- l/T l \ sh a rp ly * onletl Id le r *ra* definitely decided that Japan nd-lrrsscd to Congress yesterday The will withdraw ’from the by the head* of II farm orgam ta League of Nations unlead the lii'rtv in criticism of the Shannon HOLI^WOOD. Feb 20.—l/F) the performer* wh«» bavo galne I R ep resen t stives to d a y adopt* rommltlee’n rrernt recommend* • The drive against Ih# big aslant* ‘ marked *u> ........ . ,h# *'•** • " erl th e ' B a in e reso lu tio n for League aaaetnbly upsets all . | for restricting activities of of ||oll>*o«d movie »tar» la Mndn J known to b,« ca«tlng glances to predictions anti votes .ir r u iu i u ii s aut« »w «o »against » "•* — ... r « p v t * l . - L h a - —LmbJdjAifttU. h »w« wlafca RRwaritwnAAw RICHMOND,. Va.. Feb. 5<V-</» the prepared report on thl*fcp P A U r y T T A A T P I AIM the farm board. T h « 'rcso U itU m K H l S S ’T S ^ e ' n S S C T T y I "tioom” dnv* ro n trs.ts expiring Ann Harding may lake a stag-* Amendment. im rt’tr w v in f tm tT m r n iir th ^ 'T ltV m V l t v i v r L n n . mpailnd ior “ "im slo » » -«M*wrtff' MiffR*(*“ R)efIda'# •oyowwir putimiAhion of ^•Representative Shannon. Dcnm ln rmpi,|.fln, nnler, un unusua. j ,-ngagenii-nl in Foglaml; t ’hevalie callinit for and dynamic govamor, said yes­ w e e k . along nicely.” erst. Missouri, made a broad to ■tact V a1 situation evl.t* In the in- intends to make one ’ plctur* ill pmhibiilon repeal to st-ato T h i* a lso w ill m e a n J«l*terday th a t ho had instituted a vl«< ligation of government tom pe d iytry. t ’alifn m ia’and one nf France ea h . MIAMI. Feb. 20.-IA .P .) gorous drive to ,tam p out lobby- a n r s o w ith d r a w a l fro m tin* conventions passtsl tho House t it ten with bu«lnes*. . contracx i» .» nutiinin. Ill* .contract I* »ai.i said to ..................... ■ Greta G»rl*>, ,A|aunce Chrvalrffr, niilumn. w o rld d is a r m a m e n t c o n f e r ­ Gulscppe Zangara pleaded ing In his state. call for four more picture* at tho By U vote of JS'J to 1.1 o r v i ., •. l n it* report on farm a*prct« of j MarlrnP Dirtrirh. Gloria Swanson, ence. A foreign office spoke. guilty to the charge of as­ Stopping off here on hi* relurn man in Tokyo said he would not the inquiry, it retommemtevl re*»«- Ronald Cnlinan, the Knur M i n ralp of two a year and guarnnt " " more th au the required two ... V—*- - — -------------- s ila s a l , . a a . ! . . . all infringement upon V hi* »al tt.. • of all stabili/utnui actlvitl# brother*. Aim Harding, Willmni _against sault with Intent to mtirder trip from New York where he had be surprised If Japan’* campaign . th irtls.I t h a il p re v io u s ly ary, Tij»irtisl to l*» flitHH) a day. nf the farm board. .t n .t e r -m-cr I’o n rll and George Arils* are I sum x the Chinese administered TAMPA, hcl. . h a rt Unv . President-elect Roosevelt and gone with President-elect Hoove (wen predicted th at th r measure vision «-of• »co-operative-. prv»vt*iaw pril«nit^)hc_filui -full, involved -in Prior trv th e -le rrlrm h lp ' artlon* ■llvwl l l i m i gg -m iviea i *»a »■w rfor>»»*• wS ----* • __ w ra *»i« province of Jehol to Manehukim .ad v ertisin avni(g> ag rr-n f the woubLps** hy not more than Jtl three of hU five victims. veil. Governor Sholts » • * enter­ in the motion picture industry, j,U Cltrvg K m h im m,1 ■ f l f l f IhV ii f ' -min *T*uy «»my jtrm liiitni' |irogrNm to lirlntf tx-gan. lomorTtw.— llu r. day the I The<*plea was followed-by the tained bg Governor V.ulirud a t l h c I .cage takea up the Slao-Jana- werki business vrip through Ik from mendwr prinlucer*. nn.l _ 1 the‘ nlitric* Into line with the limes. Chevalier waa reported .nhoiit to votes. If passed at all. executive mansion. , r.|- irrm rnt that loan* lie made t» Contract* of the** Mbig money" leave the Paramount Studio. The lllaini * tesolutlon which Judge's refusal to postpone They discussed goernmentnl nc«e report which rnmlemn* Jap ­ Mid-Western sla te ., behave* tha; private middlemen on the *ame name* range from f.'I.IWMI . week Aril** may ruallcatr for n time anese military activities. was a loptrd in the Senate Inst ' thP localiird promotion rampaign e.onomie* inaugurated in V ir­ the hearing. in Knglaml nr go bark on the to I'.’.’iO.iMVO a picture. J apsnese m ditary traffic ■T* setup and now bring followed term* a* to co-operative*. The aaaasaln told tha Judga he ginia nnd particularly the power What will come yf the negotia­ stage. Colman la m n*idrring a Thursday hy a «3 to 2.1 voto calls •■\Ve are am'aied that a commit­ choken the Manchurian railroad ! through by the ilrnli-r service men glvan the governor by the last waa aorry ha didn’t hill Roostvell tee of the llous* of Repre.enta tion. In new contract* I* some­ bachelor rest In the British coun- for outright repeal of the Eight* general essemhly'Wo cut appropri­ along the eastern border of Jehol I will have a direct and stimulating (Continuvd On I’aga Four) rcnlh Amen Invent ani.’ offers fed-^ „ H ha's "tick all time” and live, *houl,| expose its lack of ap­ what problematical, for some of and indication* were th at the effect upon F onda ritru* fruit: ations whenever he deem* such ac ­ rrul protection to *t*tw Y^hlcn didn’t Ilka tha ”wny tha capital- tion necessary In prevent a deficit. xero hour I* at hand for the lug that is wD* have an immediate pro tation ami understanding of elect to remain dry. h> , tendency In popularise Florida faint w rlfare a* completely as Ista taka all tho money.” Discussing hi» task a t home, the push. It ilx i provide* that ratiiif** doe* the ao-calL-d Shannon com­ Abrul 50.000 trn-qve '“will be fruit and increa.,- price*. Zangara said he lid not want Florida executive said he * 1 1 tlon nf the rrpeal amendment, the poured Into the province oppos­ Dealer* everywhere are ap mittee In th at |Hirtion of It* re to shoot Carmak o’ anybody else elected on a platform of “common Twentieth Amendment to tho ing at least twice a* many t ’bl- pirently becoming tired of tha cal port whiih deal* with the farm sense, rigid -economy and e ffi­ evrapt Roosevelt and that ha did Constitution of the United State*, board” the letter said. ne.e. The Japanese command pr»c situation which ha* forced not regret what ha had dona, lie ciency, and I mean to stick to that ,h a 'l I* by *tut«- convention* *J>CIn u rremit open letter to th* N confident th a t J e h 'l Glty. everything downward and elimi­ s i l l ’ the American people had mis­ program ." "N aturally.” h , added, cir,tally called (or th at purpose “you can undersUnd th a t the pol capital of the province which I* nated profit* almost entirely," he Senate agriculture anil banking treated him end ha didn’t care If Instead of by state legislature* a* itisian* in my i U I s a ra n o t a re a l­ BOO - mile*- from th e hattlefronl said;*"“EveIT Ihe hiiTir fruit .tore- roinmittiT*. President Cdwaid A. --h e lived.• -* •— -----ha* brsn the custom lit the paxL will be necupied In five days admit that they aie not making (l’Ncal, n» the American Farm ly |n love wllh me.” The action of the Hou*o today H a said ha thought maybe tha money. After so mu.-h of thi* ex llurvati federation a»»*ilpl thrii Concerning lobbying. Governor a fte r the drlva starts. h brought to * close federal action -eop* kill me If I hill I resident." Shot:a said he had w ritten to ev Chinese officials In Peiping in­ pertence. the trade rome* Into a handling of farm relief leglalatlon. on the question of repeal. Th# res­ Z angara said ha was not craay ary county official In hi* state, formed the League they are frame of mind that call* for ac­ O'Neal’s name wa* among tho<e olution' adopted hy both branch#* and th at ha had a plctura of advising them th a t thay would be complying wllh the government’s tion. attached to the letter »*nl the of Cungiess doc* nut rvqjlrw llooaev^lt in his pocket when he dismissed from office If they a t. onlsrs to resist the Inpsne**. If From Chicago west through House commltlr* yesterday. An­ tried the aaaaaainatlon. “Some­ tempted any lobbying a t the legis­ the Japanese occupy Jehol City sta le . Impdering the Mi**l**lppl. other signer wa* Louis J . Taber, The fundamental purpose of presidential signature and I* »t*bA* a result of quo waSranto m llled a t once to stale conven­ body moved my arm ”, ha said. lative session in April. they will be In striking distance it seem* that price* have touched m aster of the national grange. proceedings filed In the Supreme Scristlan Science l* the entire tion*. Ratification by M state* I* “Thay ara craiy. Th»y should let "Apparently four member* of Saying that he intended to cu. o f Peiping and the Chin«*e fear bottom. The trade Is willing and C nurt’of the Slate of Florida last apirituat regeneration of human required before Jhe (jxiw lm rxl la ma kill him.” salaries drastically. Governor they will attack the ancient Im­ eager to roll up its sleeve, and go th , committee, coming from indu. con*eer.clou*ne**, *ald Rlcharvl J. finally adopted. Defense counsel said thay be- Sholta added: trial constituencies and lacking In Monday IHRVnliig by (Vunts Johnto work. perial capital. The repeal amendment . raail*,;] “The rrsult ha* been agrlentural ----------------information, have b*«n aoruJagri atlonixy. on v«krif of D ans r i Chicago, a member of Ilaved th a plea of guilty waa tha . . “I really don’t believe In cutI nr m i n i nmm u -a willing aicrirulU.m. Tension is a t a Mgh pr »* m*rk*tlnr* »n,| by tr*cltr» «na rertam preparty owner* In th# the Board of lectureship of the as follawsi -yreper pcaaadara h o t «thW m a s . ling d o w n the »ma<-salarlerf Nanking. ««at a t ’tka patlonsfl’ t nrM la h«lp Improve T hat Ih* following article I* mental atata a t praaant U a pua- workers, but w . hava got to econ­ government. Newspaper* p»l> of cltru*. e*p*rl*lly. Itealer • ' rT*! (pavu)atnr* in farm prwluets," lo­ smith-* extern section of this Mother Churh. the First Church hereby proposed a* an amend­ Mi(|. 4|g |a noteworthy rlty, Ih# City of Sanfenl has of Christ Scientist of Bo*ton, omise and the higher salaried o f­ li.he.l stirring editorial* urging ir* men are welcome, with their | ala. ment to the Constitution of tho Z angara v u aentencad to a ficials ran stand a cut a* practi­ the nation to a sa ’red war Idea* for promoting sale*. Stocks i ((|Jll , hp r,f|h member of the been earved wllh a writ ordering United Stales, which shall be of citrus disappear In the face of eiimmm t# | the only one r*ptv**nt It to appear liefore the r»urt on who delivered a free l,c »ur* nn te tri of SO yeert ImprUor.ment on cally everyone else has ’’• d M, ° agahWt the Japanese. Mar. I io show by what author­ Christian Hrirne a t the City Hall valid to all Inter.ts and pur­ customer demand. A healthy situ- jn(, >n agricultural district fo u r'c h a rg e e aach carrying a take cut* In the last few year*. (Continued on Page Twol pose* as p art of the Constitu­ atlon with a steadier demand hs* h. v|r(f appreciation of farm- ity of law lr rlalm* In rxerrlse, yesterday afternoon before a Saying “ I am not a poltlclan m aiim um penalty of 20 yeara. The licen effected. rr *’ problem*, ha* fllej V vigorous employ ami perform the powrrs, large sudirne. apaclflc chargee ware the a t­ ami I have no idea of seeking po­ Ue wa* Intro­ tion when ratified by tho con­ functions and privileges y«f a mu­ ventions of three-fourty of tha "All pha*ep of agriculture.. In minority report.’*’ tempted aaaaaainatlon of Roose­ litical office after my tjrnv l* up. nicipality over all of the land duced by J- »'• Urn»‘"b fir»‘ several states: particular, have been under the velt and assault with Irlen t to the Florida executive The reference wa* to Represen­ purportedly takm Into the Pity reader .'f the local Church. ^ Article—Section I. The E ight­ -I we.' elected to do a Job and l« strain of economic pressure for tative ( "X, Dcrmwrat. Georgia. i murder Russell Caldwell. William High light* of his i v t u r r »r« eenth article of amendment to many month*, be** beylng power M.#m* to me only right that I Slnnott, and M argaret K r.lv. The letter charged the Shannon limit* under a b-gi-lalive act of , the Constitution of the United hn* made lean demaml whlrh in committee heard ”‘l e a r and spe< 1925. as follows: \ Zangara scoffed a t the i.«a he should try to do it." Gary D. Landl*. *« attorney“The w ortl a* a whole, or at He said he had a .k r,| and re turn ha* lower*,l pri.-e* consider­ valor Interests" at great length States l« hereby repeal#'-’. w ta Inter# and tald the attempted caught in the act of picking ably. Ih-flatlon proce«lure ha* afthe clvtllxed part of It. I* be­ Section 2. T hr transportation ' assassination waa premeuJ Jtud. reived valuable advice from Govand not only did not encouruge general for the Stole of Florida, least coming increasingly acquainted He said he planned to kill the ertvor Hoosev. :. of New York. orange* fm nr tie** I" 'he E. !>■ frcterl the wh«de volume of buying farm leaders tu testify hut "en­ Is the relator iff the writ wihlcb with the fact that the teachings of or Importation Into any slate, territory, or possession of tho President-elect when he read h* Governor Ritchie, of Mary U n i. Vaughan grove southwest of this but particularly agricultural prod­ deavored In Its report to discredit stales that the 1’ity of Sanford Christian Science are healing tne city |**t night a t about »:;,n uct*. Governor Gardiner, of North ( n , .. their testimony by Impugning ’ha* unlawfully ti-urpcd rorpor- physically -o k . In the lifting up Cnlted Slat** for ilellvrry or u*o wag coming her*. ‘ • o’clock, three white resident* of ate right* ami privi|rge*" over "W ith thP retail price* of milk, their motives." therein of intoxicating liquors, The Sanity Commission re fi.tt olint. i f the diseased and heavy-l..^Icn Toombs County, Ga., ami » butler, egg*, potato**, apple* nnd rrrta ln territory ile*erlheil In the in violation nf the laws thereof, , th a t Z angara waa a “social mis­ the truth O f Its teaching i» l-l" * The House agriculture Tommitnegro heljief, were placed under all farm product* running In most information plarril before lilm. widely di-monst rated. But H * is hereby prohibited. f it” wan read In the court, The t,-(. will meet today to decide what a rrest and confined to the County cn.e« liclow actual prmluctlon ro*t. The Informalton win b Ttr. John­ Impoitsnt to emphaslx* this fart. Section 3. This article shall bo . IlaUan-Amerlcan then made the Jail to aw ait trial, one of them on It must lie adm itted that consider- action to take with regard to the son prsparnl nnd presented lo Mr. Christian Science i* not "J0" * " inoperative unless It shall have statem ent from tho witness stand, Smith cotton bill pn»-e<l by lire tjintiis point* out the fact that healing cull. It system Of therea rhatgo which I* punishable by ab v sales effort in advertising I* been ratified a* an amendmedt told p o rt of hid life’s history and a fine of NIO.OOO or 10 yvar* In required to m aintain even average Senate Saturday. Thi* measure it Ih# City of Sanford i« n munici­ peutics to make me* * bodlr* well to the Constitution by tho con-, i said tha attem pted assassination designed to cut 1933 cotton pro­ pal corporation crested nnd exist­ and thereby enable them to go pri.-e* on citrus with the present Jail. * venllnrs of th# several stater, 1 waa dallberate. , The men are Grover Sharp, volume an,| grade now rolling to duction by mean* of a government ing under the law* of Florida, along in the *ame old material as provided in th* Constitution, Asked If wanted to live he wav. The fundamental purpose of cotton pool, In the expected profit! GAINESVILLE. Feb. 2 0 .- Henry T. Foster, and hi* brother market. acta of 1923. and that prior to Christian Science la the entire within seven year* from F shrugged hie shoulder*. The Judge of whoh a cotton farm er agree­ “ Hut Florida ha* much t" be ing to red life h' * put put. would lie the S lri^d av of Miy IW i. when aM ritua! regeneration of human x-Mte o f submissionTiereof to t then pronounced sentence. Zan­ Fifty-five rensil conrvrns and In­ Tillman Foster, and Willie llrown, Governor John \V Marlin ap- con*eH'U»nris. It ahowra that there states by the Congrr**." thankful for at this time in v-m- allowed to participate. g ara has not bean charged yet dividual* In Gainesville and niro the negro. provod an act extending the I, an in*eparable connection with any crime for ahooliag Cer- Wholesale - firm* Na*« - *1!r ,,\ 1y - ArcopAng tn -J . F. Mill*; carv- parison with all agricultural prodAlsu expected to get attention signed lho agrceinont* to handle laker of th* Vaughan propeilie*, nets. F irst, I* the health value of boundaries nf thi* Gity. the city twr-cn physical healing ami the re­ P mak and Mrs. Gill. Should either from .the committee wn* the Jones nn area generation of character; the two dl« It would ba a murder case. He th* trade certificate* soon to be lie had bean noticing that some- her citrus products; second, the farm mortgage bill providing for limit* i-oeompa*«e(f issued by the Chamber of Com­ ore had entered the gfovi on sev- _high _ bounded -on the ex*t he Mellon- are ab-nlutely conjoined Mr« Ed­ standard nf th* pack which w as taken baek to Jail after the rra l occasion* and had removed s ^ n* actually built a preference In refinancing the farm mortgage in- vllle Avenue, os the south by Ge­ dy. the Discover an.i Fournier of sentence. Ha told tho Judge when merce In connection wllh Its nual membership drive, it wsn fruit. During the past week be ha* the m arkets; th ird , a system of debtednr*. a t 2 !-• percent inter­ neva Avenue to French, Avenue Christian Science, say* in hor ser­ |h a eentence was passed “don’t be learned Thursday when the copihad men watching the grove cAir- distribution capable of handling a est and one pereent amortisation thence north to Hughey Avenue, mon entitled T h# People* lit** stingy—give me 100 years.” of God' (P- 7) 'Scientific dis­ mittre* at work In securing ad- ing the night. Saturday he had * great vnlume even In the present by Issuing government 2 percent west tn Rno*eve|l road, north lo cover) and lh« Inspiration of hersnts to the plan made th eir re­ “lip" that Sharp and the Fosters circumstances; fourth, advertising b o n d s'in exchange for all farm I3lh Street, east tu Gripevlll# Truth have taught me that the Fanfonf and It* environs en* m ortgage• port to Secretary H arry Br®""- were planning to visit the place Investment th a t h a , done a great Avenue and north tn Lakr Mon­ health and rharacter of man be­ jnynl' unusually pleasant w eather In a brief to be filed today wllh The tetailer* and individuals on Sunday night.roe. , deal |o build consumer demand come more nr less perfect a« his -luring the past week, according the Senate and llouso agriculture hava ngrw d to aeeapt eartiflcate* Taking this information t« and promote general acceptance of committee*, formation of a frd rri “Chapter lll't-V Laws of Flor­ mind-model* are more »r l#*» to official w eather reports cover­ with nn equal amount of cash, and S h e r i f f J . F. M d’bdland, her trade name* which ere worth hoard for unifying agricutoral ida. Artn of 192’.. approved Mey spiritual.’ In other word*. It I* ing a period beginning a t B'.UO to spiritual thinking and true The Sanford poatofflc* will ob­ th* whaletalsr* will taka twenty h e secured h i* a**i*tsnce million* nf dollar*. o'clock last Monday morning and planning i» proposed by llors.e 23. 192V the information *tatee. serve Wvdnvaday. Fsb. <2, as cent* In certificate* w llh «*ch and * th a t "Organlxed effort* and fore­ Hawker, president of the Anien “purport* to he an A ct In amend” character building that we must etvu'ing a t B:0t) o’clock this morn­ of several «.’*pulook If we are to have tru* health W ashington’* birthday, accord- rightly cent* in caah. tied. Assumllng piece* in the sight over a period of year* hat can Agricultural Chemical < «m- the original boundary limit* “so nnd happiness. And. therefore. I ing. lag to.Poatm aatar J . P. Hall who Chairman J. M. HutUr, of the grove, the party waited ib-vi-lnp- mail* this possible. Now today •» W eatherman G. I*. I’axton re­ pany- He described It a* m ere.- as to extend the boundaries to In­ am going to speak to you on tho aaid th a t lh « rt will b« on* com­ spclcal commit!**, said that » ment*. A t about 9:30 -o’clock, the j, further possible to lntere-t th# ponding in outline to thf federal clude all that territory embraced subject of ChrUtlsn Science; It* port* th at the average high lens* plete delivery of morning mail In sufficient number of local inler- watcher* saw two men approach belter store* in price stabllUatloil In" a m ttrs anil bounds descrip­ Influence on Health and t harac- peratute of the peek was 94 de­ tha city by cavrlars. tion that has the City’s southern ter. •sts are now reprexanled on the the wire fence, remove tool* from and Improvement a* well a* *n*r grees, and thatvtll* average low "Genvrnl dallvory wlmfowa", ba signed agreement* to maka U>» } their pockett, and cut out • Urgs getic sale* promotion and *|**» ad­ Human being* seem to b# a figure la 60 degress. Th# hlghaet line along Onora Road. It* eastern mixture of both good ami evil TO ADDHKSS MASONS continued, “will b* opon from plan entirely workable and th vt •eclion af ftnea through which j vertising closer to the point of (Continue,I On Page F'uur) tem perature of the week waa qualities, which Ihry are said to H:00 o’clock unUI 10:00 o'clock In yesterday efforU arw’ axpectcd W Ford truck waa backed aril i.’riven •ale. Store rtemonetratlon*. spe­ reached yesterday In a reading Rev, I*. Monroe Smock, of Or­ have acquired either by heredity tho morning. Money ordar and result In an even g reater and into th* g re e t for a short di«- cial sales, counter dlepley'*. *«U‘ng GEORGIA CITIZEN l> $ * ' or environment. of 97, They ere pos-■> while tha — -lowest - - - - - -reading suggestions by th e retail c l e r k - lando will deliver *n addre** be­ raglatry windows will ba closed nil more complete rvpreeentation. lance. erased with dispositions, either of th# week wa* on Isxt Monday fore memter* of Sanford lardt# IfAPEVlLLR. G«. w I* lime, a ll these have brought a customer day. Mail will b« clspatched from ln almost every instance, «* Two mor* flg jrta appeared or No. 62 who attend the regular well known citlien end a native of gore! or bad, according to the when the tem perature went to 56 (fo n tin u ec on Page Two| Iho postofflce aa on othar days." cording to members of the com- the scan*, and, while Sheriff Mc­ - communication at 'he Masonic r lay ton county, dl»«l ..t tire home cliaracterurtics that pre*!bminat*. degrees. Tha Sanford-Atlantlc National mlltdea, the reaponae to th# sell- Clelland an d hlu deputie* looked Christian Science drive* home the Th* widest difference in w eather Temple tomurrow right at 7i20 h ire nr his son, O. .'I. Iluir, ri’y CROSSING TH F. HAIl fact that if nmn’s true being is Bank also will bo cloaod on liquidating plan ha* been instan­ on. tha fe a r .began pil-kinr o’clock. F. D. Breeden, worxhipful nuncllm an. lie wa* 77. Surviving mental. It I* In «h# realm of conditions during on* <Aiy cam* Wadnaaday. Parson* requiring taneous because of the factor* of orange*. Wkea they, were ordered yesterday with a high of 87 and A t A l ARASBEE-G. T. w hit m atter, today Invited all member* are two other son* ami four thoughth th a t correction must low of 90, or 27 d»gr*e* difference. payrolls an that data ara urgacf guarantee through reserve fund* to stop, two of th* four broke ard —»U« arrangtm enla to secure to be set up end tha fu rth er pros- ran from the acene, but they were field, secretary to state board of and visiting M u te r Masons to a t­ daughters, among them Mr.r. G, y. take place. This realisation that Th* nearest difference during owe bar examiner*, said about »P- tend th i. mestlng. Hefreshment* Vinson, of Oriindo, Fla. all 1* not wall within, and lhat them tomorrow. p«c: of a quickening of local late r arrested a t their temporary there is something tu be remedied, day wa* on Friday when 79 waa Ileant* had mad# known their in­ will be served when all business tliJ e aUi« to result from this ad­ home near Lake Mery. tention of tak in g examination* has been transacted hr-,1 the ad- LARGEST GROVE AI CTIONBD requires a certain eourage, a high aud 60 was low, for a (liferditional temporary medium of t i ­ Deputy. Sheriff O. R. K*trr-lg< willingness to cook what eeenv* to •nc* of T9 point*. PARISIANS STRIKE Monday. dreea has been heard. SANTA ANA. Calif— World’* be one’s character *qt(pr*ly In th* today said that Sharp iv the cking*. Tha flguraa far th* weak: GUN PLAY. GUN PLAY lia r ’ • ••• — UETTEK THAN SIJTH1NO J Ifergeat orang grove, known ax Ih* face and enter upon >*n earnest, PARIS, Feb. 20.—(A l-P re m le r PAINTS GLOOMY P IC T l’RF. “ring-leadeP' ef the group. II* Baatanchury Rancho, waa Bold at prayerful process of self-examin­ Moods y, rsb. II will he charged .with cutting down Tuesday • ^ }J DeIdler m et th* decision of mu­ WASHINGTON. — ' Secretary aoction on th* court house ateps. ation. Mrs. Eddy expresses this In fence*, a charga th a t has a maxi­ PAI-ATKA— (VP) -B u c k Bennicipal gad degart mental employ­ k WASHINGTON— Pieeding for a vary remarxable way in Sciatica Tha property, located near FoliarThursday »» J J , ,J Hyd« announced J3W will be th# mum penalty, aa a felony, of »|0,- n#lt. no* v u shot to fU*th ee te strike in protest against s nam ploy meat relief legislation. ____________ ’Anatomy, Health (p. 4621: ................. ooo or I I ***** In Jail, or both. authorities w«r« *#*rching for nxaalmum loan t>» any farm er ton. Calif., went for fill0.000 V* a and Senator W agner pktwred in Sen­ ' ’ ' J* ” whan conceived of spiritually, la Halurtlsy wage cute w ith th* assertion la Hunday ” The other thru* will b« charged Omar A. Wilson. 50. whom they from th* *90.000.0110 fund *#t committee representing the hold- m ental self-knowledge, and c A * Senate th at the govarnaaent ate “poverty so g ara t th a t the Ilka era of I I ,170.000 In bonds, under aside by Congre-* for crop pro­ allege Bred flvw abut* ln<‘» Hen* w ith p e tit larceny a a j trespaee(Continued On 1’ag* Three) i v i r x i t . ____ “ “ ’ wUl fttake tha publla Hrvlcea op* af it has never keen seen in lbo which It we* furecW d. duction financing. net’* body. * Ing. - • 'j history of our country." M IA M I. Feb. 2 0 . - ( A . P . ) Mayer Crrasak and Mr*. CHI. e s e s M by an .-easin'* l.ullets Intended for Roaaevelt, warn rnsortnd Improving today. Doctor* anld "W e believe no may larii fnrword to a apeedy ______ ____ reenvary, for „Cereiek." Mm. .• 1 I •— - Governor Of Florida PaysVisitToVirginia’s Chief Executive GOOD EFFECT ON CITRUS SEEN IN Advertising Manager 'O f Exchange Tells Of Optimistic Note OWNERS OF LAND'SCIENTIST GIVES SEEK TO SEVER FREE LECTURE IN CITY CONNECTION SANFORD SUNDAY Action I Started To Purpose Of Christian Take Property Out Science Is Subject Of Sanford Limits Of Talk At CityHall 1 G roup Is Arrested In Act Of Stealing Fruit From G rove B u s in e s s Men Of G ailnesville Take To ScripMoneyldea Mild Weather Has VisitedCity During Last W eek Postofflce And Bank To Observe Holiday I ,if m u. • i .V /rS -j ^ .MiM wI II ■ 'A �C e le r y C ro p Is A g a in Approved ecrease Almost All Accounted For By Cascade In Prices i* W YORK.—Cash is m n o of I American farm er declined Mt B7 p*r**r.t In 1032 compared h 1031. sod w«» approximately 000,000,000 for th* period, •*d im to eallmetes by th# HU)* M ar.b and M s.iegement Cor* •utlon. m ol* In conjunction with 7 tb * Com Induttrl** Foundation. I • The decrease In 1932, a* In the i ‘tw o prorious year*, *»»» accounted J fu r almost tn tiirly by Ih* c«n, tin ttd fall of price* for farm ’ p redact*, both pric** and Income • b a rirg shrunk by about Do r«r> , m t alec* 1929. aecordipg to the survey. The farmer*, cs-ih income r - fo r 1929 w hleb U given a s about ■lo.lfto.ooojwo, dropped to a lo u l ‘ BO/KXJ.QOO.noo In 1931. It I* ’ ■pointed out th a t th* decline In 19- (Continued from Pag* On*) •oil • m y ear for th* last two wetlra; that whit* demand for' th# to ri* alt* la perhaps slackening somewhat, y*t • w ry good de­ mand existed generally for modi- TO HOLD ANNUAL EVENT ON SUNDAY firm m oriot to continue. s . ,h* ‘ #a'y raagsi.n* la the world th a t trad* la now canvlarrd th*)- 0(01 romaat mllww'* will Ka pwbllab«<i totupply of celery will und.ubtedy m errtw ( fu m o o n , a t Holllaa Col” 3 !'" “ H a t e b t o l S a n f o r d . » u t* a th a t *ltb had received mm* ordero than ho eould possibly take ram of, e«p*elafly for medium ami • mailer »l»*a, and that a rery murh le t U r feeling generally ex- c u t in t a x e s o n FERN PARK REAL ESTA TE IS URGED BY ROSE Action Seen As Best Thing To EffeetRetum Of Prosperity Hwilawaa H arnett and Johnson gar* an Informal tea last Sunday afternoon, with a largo number of friend* from Umatilla, W intsr Park, Longwood and AlUmonU Spring* attending. The rooms where tho g r a t a war* enlerlalnetl were prettily decora tad with roaea, gladiolaa and stak e* . The tea tab la waa em tored with a bowl o f freetiaj and polnaettla*. Mr*. Kent haw la recovering ■lowly from her recent lllnaaa, home cn th eir b*aotlfu| Inks -alts preparatory to erecting a larger U«o. wh*n 20 f .m r o . aothora. and men wom*n of affaire, o*»m bat* manuscripts "In person" to tf,# »{jbl# of ecnttnU * of tho syvOCALA. F tb. 19. S U bllhation M n4* | i.<u* nf th* Rollins ef real trial* ra ise s through th* . .. reduction of ad valorem ta**» would do mor* than anything oUo " , JL . . W|th n*t only pay* nothin* fp r It* con- to bring about better groerai ^ r oopinion* l ^ s ^ r oerxipr re o es sd i tributlon*. but It charge. Ih* view* aana r..,-.v rothln* ,^ i« i. buolnrst conditions, S tale Sanaahor*. but I u rg e that eon*ldera- *» ,l» eobecribero . Everybody I* tion )>• glran to th* point th a t a welcom* and *»-»!«• Ion I* fr**. tor-elect W alter w. Rosa, of Crr: „■? i. mlcht although a collection for th* bena- lamln, told a w ritin g of th* ^ X . . u Z t ^ o 7 d ,! Id of the ilolllna. Library fund mord of goeenrur* ut Ui* second Mrs. Win* and daughter, Caro­ mend. For thla r*a«on I hope that " ll,„ T ,‘* "{!* uistrlct of th* Florida Aaaoelallon boards h*ra lyn, of UmtUlto, spent last weakIh" .tead y and firm upward Irernl * Puh'J*b»,1>< oul ®r / w of Real E ttata \W neoday. The * e tln r w as hold end with Mr. and Mr*. Shasta. might eontlnon, alnr* a sharp ad* t1'** * ■ ' 1 # t *-J0 in .U m .M aA g to n Jd aU .K o al, .with Stephen klcK raly, vtoo proaUtont. ns all waa th a t e f Gertruda ZatgIn rbarge of tho eeeond dlririet ler to Horbort Liodman, of Salt rommo-ated hy the Irslallatlon proolblng. leading realtor* of Lake City, which task p la n last nf nn am plifier system em anating Ota.'a, Ualneovillo and Orlando week. Tit* young eguplt h a rt settled In Orlando. at th* platform where thee ontrib- nor* In attondarce. utnta will read their manuscript!. lo ck cf support of butinaa* In­ Ilc t illner* for thlr year's Issue, terests of Ih* slat* of n construc­ been In sight." II* urged grower* it li announced, will Include Ur. tive program of UglsIaUon to and shipper* th a t th* movement Mary K. Woolley, president of largely teopoiuiblo for th* pr*eMr*. B. B . BUCHANAN Holyoke College and ont tax ritual ion, Mr. Rose told for the nest two week* should be M- :nt U nite) .Slates da'egate to Ih* hit hearers, and charged th a t rral watched and controlled. • Mr. l-effler. of Sanford, e .ll- World Dl<*rnianicnt conference a t p u p e tty w ei tiring buntonad with mated th at the shipment for th» Geneva; Dan UearJ, a r.is l, au- the reeporeibllity of carrying past two week* had been lighter th rr and fath er of the t Iloy eighty-seven percent of th* tax than should lie expeeted. and he .Scout niovomcnt; dpi* Itrad, hu- b ad. Kconomy, n aa not a remedy urged th at no tetery should be m orLt on I au th o r of "A Kentucky for th* present situation hu aald. Ramrmter"; A reduction In th* automobile he!,| I.ark from the market In nr- Culouel" ard "1 I.lncoln. author of Cape licen<* rate was wurthy of supiter th a t the movement will not In Joseph Ih* n ear future hank up »n a* to Cod aloile* ami Irving Uacheller, pert, provhird It did not fore* art lh<> nulhor. incrfusw |n the ad valorem lax destroy tho market Ollit-r contributor* will lncl.de rate and cid not result in the It. F. Wheeler, of Oviedo, J. W. Bel'- II. N. Schuur, and T. W. Albeit Shaw, editor uf "Review ut •larva.Ion of our public school Helen Tupping Ml ler, system through lack of fu n is. Hryden, nf Sarasota and Manatee, Reviews author; Jessie P rnu'nr Rose urged th at a rendami W. W. Potter, Sr., nf Hanford, A .lirvllle, N, all i-soresred opinions -lovely tllttenhoiire, Ihu poet; Waller juc.m rnt cf th* bon^r.l indebtedagreeing with those stated hy the I’rirh u id Katun, dram atic erltlc; n»^-i altuatlo.t sh uld lw worked ■aims manager* named above-------- i llui. . Wiilutm I’, ilerril, pastor «f m ti say ing tha t if ws» no more Among . those f r o m Sanford t^e Uriels I'reshyte-ian Ihureh, Iban right that holdvtit of Florida present et the meeting were: P. New York. N. Y.; Hr. chuile* lwn-l< should iubr.il; to n reducN. W hitehurst. J, Howell Fl«h. W. liiw r.tr listen , professor of his­ lb.it in liieir Lllls such as th«y Georgia, U n lte rtfy ; Ur. an! cvv.yi ne else ha I hern ob­ M. Hrott, J. Ilutehlson, W. A tory, Columbia Her. and Mrs. R. J. Milligan f^ ffle r, W. W. Potter, Peter Lyman I*. I’Awell, funner presi­ liged to orvept in the depreciation entcrtaineil Mr. and Mrs. Earl dent of Hobart College,’and now of te tu rts and va.ucs from their Th'»r»lon, Henry Thurston. * r*.l Kipp a id Miss Eula M. MeCulter 7rrri»nn-r. John Z#rrfnntr* Johr tre tn r o f Ht. M argaret’s Churth, stocks and othor property hold­ a t a d:0d o'clock dinner Wednea. Me!*-h. Sr., JoeiMelsch, Frank New York, N. Y.; Hay SlannnrJ ing i, I'ru^er loa relief legislation day In honor of Ihelr ion, Roger, wo. Id net only help th* owners who celebrated hla birthday. Melsch. K. J. Meyer. Roy Symes |tn w Itonlske, H. J- l*hm an, Hen­ Jess* fe e and small son, John, irn who a 14 nut own a collar's ry Nickel. L. F. Huttnlph. Il*« worth o f prupaity, he said. This Iteekanl. Hateh Chapman. R. R Plopln. W. W. P otter. Hr.. Otto wuj d result from the putting In­ Hrhmehl, Go* H-hmah, V. * to circulation more money after dependent" and originator uf the irul e l a t e value* were equalised, Greene, and S. R- HlgMon. Hollins Animated Magasinr, w ii helping merchants, making open­ "blue pencil" the cuntrlbutiorn as ings fur employment and biingeditor-in-chief. The rule of "pub­ ing about te tte r conditions all lisher" will lie fill*J, at usual, hy aroued. Plan* for qrgicjlilng proparty Hr. Kdwln Osgnnd drover, profes­ owners Into local clvlslnns of the sor of hooks. state real estate board in order that they mlffhl have a united 17, 1933, (when It win due In organlsa'.lon to work for construc­ the net anK unt), after which tive tax laws ware discussed by a ■late It* gross amount, as stated number of other speakers a t the In said bill, is demsmle l hy said session. defendant snrporatl.n." 1500^00,000 and I* topped hy both In hla appeal for an Injunction c attis and hogi. Hogs, as rvcently restraining tha power firm from a s 1931, added alm ost 1100,000,000 Mr*. J . H. MBN1CK disconnecting hla meter, Mr. Dornjnors to farm purchasing power *r said th a t h* refuted to pay than did rattle, but In 1U3J the Intha firm th* g r i n amount, or A most anjoyab!* musical com.torn* from cattle Was g reater than IIB.S0, and th a t he tendered sdy, "Hero Comet A r»:*lla", waa from hogs. W heat normally through hi* attorney th* net successfully staged Friday night brings In mor* cash than either amount, or » U .U , as full pay­ t t Lyman School auditorium un;*ggg or poultry, but both eggs and ment o f the account, ^hlch tend­ c’sr th* direction of Miss Franca* 1 poultry got a la rg rr share of th* e r and attem pted payment was Teague, ef Sanford, baforo an ap­ consumer's dollar In 1932. These refused. J preciative and large audience. Th* rhangrs are significant In th* inMr. Horner ala* klltgia In th* following w trs In the cast: '.fluence thoy muy have on the fu ­ appeal th a t *dn order t> rnntlnu* Mist Teague, Griff Schofield, , U r* trend of production of Indl(1. M. MeCauly, John Voght, Fors vb’usl farm commodities If they reg istry of th* Circuit Court, cst Frerch, Csrl Whlttemore, Mr*. £,_ghouM continue over * period of the enm nf ltd .Ill a n t has In­ T jppcr, Mr*. Barker, R. A. Ulake, .y a trs, structed thn Clerk of this Court Mr*. Billings. M argaret Matthew*. "r “ Cach Income from fa .-nr comto pay se ll amount to defendant AIdit LeVImr. A na* Clark. Mr*. modules during 193.1 will depetd corporation upon Its rrrjueat, pro­ MeCauly, Mr*. Morrison. Mia* '' largely, hag inBM th* - - as . it-MM BaM PWpari. PMls 9# viding that said defendant cor- Elisabeth Clark waa pianist. the price varialtona of the indip rretlo nwlll receipt said bill In There was a choru* of 26 vL'itel Items, most of w .ikh are full, a* to all o f which said de­ rchool girls, A‘ large sum waa now bafls'.rrd to th* point where fendant corporaton ha* , du# realised for th* Lyman school fro* vney sbe.'kl show stro n g :ts;o n ss notice." dink. ;i o any favcrsbl* influences." Mrt Dorner says that "he I* A Valentine p arty was put on sd*l/ciL and halltve* , . • that by the Five-Hundred ’Club Tuesfirm . . . . has th rrata n el to^ ~*ff right a t th* library. Refroahand will Immediately discontinue Iflfnls of sandwlchea and chocolate ami cut off th* electri? current acre served ty Mrs. E. E. ilatd y ..................itch apprehended action snd Mr. and Mr*. Varde Prescott. will result In a grave Injury *»<• Mayor and Mr*. J . Henry Mm* .Irreparable damage . . . . In that ick attended the Lincoln Day tea h*r mandatory holiday until Ih* InUrv-Dor cannot obtain elec­ liven hy Mrs. A. E. Barxott aad th agrrvm rnt can be reached." tric c u m n t from any other H is. Marlh« Johnson a t tha hate* i# banker*, It a p p ean d ware enure* o th er' than that supolled of tha former a t F a ra P a r k ----- 4 i n troubled about th# situation hy th* defendant corporation, Services at tbo Episcopal I t lb* 900,000 depositor* whoa* and because Intervenor I* net Church will ba a t 3:M o’clock g aaiM f h id a h t-f dollars are lied rqulpoed to use any snbatitute I’ay afternoon when Rev. II. IrvU " *ha 630 bank* affected. In for electriftty In seeking, IlghU Inaa Ing mill wM nraask proach. HrOtt depositors war* nffsrod Ing o r refrig eratio n In hlijtem ^!* - Tha -Rawing Club w in meet ofor resolution p la c in g th* arty 660/100.000 fog emergency a work a t th* library on s o l dictatorship In th* irpoats. They wlUBrovr only financial Wednesday afteruooa when plea* p at 10 p a rse a t o f th a t amount c o m m o n h ands. In the will, b* aad * for tha E aster b*a lorodaf and ysterday. house, however,' b n * mem­ lu U s a l t to Ih* ChUdroate Horn* Ups tale, banks teneralljr re- ber requested time for considera­ et Jacksonville. »l»#d cloaed. A t Grand Rapids. tion and action was postponed Two team* from Lymaa school R *9» of TB bankmft represenilnp until Monday. Th* resolution gave th* coming week rote* tha dahate th* governor sanction t* "restrict .pinsured by tha O m ent'B xteaand preaerih* th* rondltton under .lon Division of Florida an Ih* whkh drooritev both taring* and lubjost, "Xaealsedi commercial," ma ‘ KkaUall. aUklto. *nd directed him 1* “prueHIni sock extension* ei . day M .m ay be la hi* opinion n#«eoearv ,t* awet tha emergency." _ . B u k a la Mirhlgas’s upper pgp Marti LAKE MONROE High School g ir o two w r y Intaraatlag play* at thn Lake H w w school Toaaday twain* nadtr tho supervision of Mr*. J . U. SUao* cipher. Thn plays eatIUod, *Tha Mack Trial", and "Tan Cant Stop CupM*. warn wall aatad and tho make ap waa Tory food. S t Clair Caaroron, praaU nt Of tho laaa, and Miaa D ole# Whoa Mag batwwn Iha aria, accent panUd ta th* piano hy Mia* Dorothy Mar­ shall. Th* family af Mr. and Mark Naugher la recowring front tho Miss Beatrice C anon, of ford, to rtolUng Mr*. Boau tor. Mr. and Mr*. U M. T tlford sad two thfldwn, ai Sanford, tpont . 8snday w ith Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Mr*. M. M. Roger* toft Friday to visit her daughter In Now Smyrna a fter a pleasant visit w ith relative* la Oviedo. Mr. and Mr*. Frod Cooper and t e a , of Deland, wew visiting Mr*, to e p e r’t parents, Mr. and Mr*. A- M. Jon** toft S aturday for • position In Homestead. Mf. Juid Mrs. Rob V arn' and chidren of Sanford w o n visiting Mr; and Mrs. E. F. Mitcham Sun- Oglesby aad M arintha Boyttt visited friends la Orlando T ate- telned at a turprisa birthday party la honor of her brother, day •rtn la g . Albert, oa . Monday evening. Those *nJo>lng t h e ooeadua wuroi Agnes Herring. Curtto MHehem, Elisabeth Gore. Louis* Wlmolor, Tho monthly m asting of Lake Lucilto Ooro, Mildrod Dtokort. Mary P.-T. A. will bo held a t Urn Eugene Sumners, Rosa*! H unt, school on Thursday night. Fab. Roy Clante, William H enry M ar­ tin. Pols Aolln, Frank. Whoalar. 23. A delightful occasion a f Mon­ Tho W ester Brother* featured day afternoon wag tho mlerionary In th« program sponsored by Loon Page, photographer, form erly of tea, a t which Mr*. B. F . W het tor Lake Mary, lo w 0f W inter Park, ww* th* hostess a the toctottoa n t tho mon& ly luncheon of tho of tho Methodist Church. T h , onW inter P ark chamber o f com- tb o floor o f har now horn* waa •yon to tbo t u n s , and spring flower, la pastel shades srwr* oaod h\ all the rooms. Th* guests worn seated In the music room nad beard talks by Mr*. F . B. Godfrey, of Orlando, S tate Proatdgnt of Missionary Society, and Mr*. J . c. Jenkins, w ife of th* presiding aider. An enjoyable LAKE MARY after th* box lunch, dancing waa enjoyed until a Ipt* hour. A t th* efoa* of tho program tho g r a t . Were Invited Into the dia­ log room whom from th* beaotjfttlly appointed table, with Its center of rad rarest peas and crystal candle sticks, holding rod tapers, Mrs. A. D. Covngton poured Russian tea. The Valentin* motif a n d color Khem* w a n underway a holld a log how* for Ut* ■coots, Mrs. A. D. Raoar, chairman repertud. ' A f t# F the hasl-MSs eeesloO - a program was giron. I Mtosos C K a r l o t t * Lawton. Sparks Loo Lingo, Mlanie King, and Dorothy Loo rendered a piano anmbor, "Hungary", which m s greatly enjoyed. PopB, of A smaller grade* aaag aevoral aonga all peril*teg a Washington, aad n Washington yavoatto waa glvra by the tiny .tota. 1Master Ctoronc* Kelsy gave * readlrg, aad after a elerer on* act play fat which Agnaa Btrriag. X*«lya Band, E. J. Rohror and Rutsall Hunt were principal characters, th* crowd adjourned and waa served dettdout punch bp Matdcnat Andrew. Aolln i M C . E- Mariner. Mr. a t e l > r f T. E. W aterlght and M raN ^ fttrid h Stokaa, of Choloota, w * r# th * dbmor g re e t, « f Mrw. LIbkto W aln rffta Wadttesday. Mr*. Stoko* f« a slater of Mr, W aterlght and ha* £iat terncTeted n tw» weak* vtolt with them a t C haluota be for* rwC'rnIng t0 her homo In FaR ston, Ga. the wcok-end. * Mm. O. C. Wolcott was the host*** to Hue Mission S'ndy H aas pt her Rama on Thor-day D orner S eek s W rit A e a in s t P o w e r Company LONGWOOD ETROIT LOOKS 0 DI CT AT OR N BANK ILLS ADVERTISING benefits (he man who buys as well as the man who sella. It la part of the Golden Rule of Business and it works both ways. % Don’t miss the advertisements in thla newspaper. '.J. ' • *• Many of them are interesting just because of their •t * . ;•••-’ » , news and educational value alone. But more than that ■ > ~ �* M am Piatol Fenatta Good Effect On Citrus Seen In H iaU tU e Hatchet TpUH INCOME TAX Promotion illy r e s t r i c t i n g o u c h sale s, u , w a jo u b te d ly h a d a p e rft pt n y . o r t o act! a n y b o d y o r r l o v c r i m e ,, t h e w eapon is a m s e s ir {Continued from P a n Om ) response thia year that U reoflr remarkable. There a n nBawraas instance* of atorta hpadthtg a hundred or more bexex o f d tn u par weak. Instances o f the** 1$tnd dynt Juat hap pan, U a y a n tha re,an it of effort, and whan • hit .of profit result*. anon effort fol­ low*. T h U evolution of marchaadi*In* is now taking p la n all a w Amarira—effort to brio* reaulta, t<> meet the public halfway, to | t t (hem to boy fruit*. ’‘Combination aaleo with juice extractor*, grapefruit corer*, and many other kind* of pretain me are being gladly accepted by th* bayIn* public which la comln* out of Its ahy backwardness and la ac­ tually buy in* in eolotna In SpUe of the fact that tin ea a n touch. P*ye» read er ea or before tho m ! dpto Mar. 11, If filed eo tha e a t ooder-ysar basis— as eoatpMg aad fiqpl return of Income aa M alhle. However, when by n M K Of Ulnoaa or absence from )*■ »] additional time la required, a n o m fM i €xi*n*icn of Urn* oiiijr,Imi granted. Appllcellon should be mode to the collector of Intonwl revenue far tbe district In which the taxpayer files his return, tofather with s^full recite) of the causes for delay. Except In the case of taspoyers who a n abroad, no astonalon may bo fronted for a period of more than six month*. An eatenalon of time for filing the return does not extend the time for payment of the tax, er any Installment thereof, .unlete so specified In the as tension should be made to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue throufh the col­ lector of internal nvenue for the district In which the laspayer*a return Is filed. Th# , applicant UrtaSrffis a parson. Thl dally in thf-c Mr*. Harry J. Byrd,' who has been vlsltln* her parents, Mr. aad Mr*. Phillip J. A ten, has returned to her home a t MprtinovUlo, Va. specific reason 4 ot desiring an estaeilon and should clearly Indlcat* what hardship, If any, would result if tho extension were not granted. Tha amount for which tho extension 1* desired should be stated. Tbs commissioner wilt not consider an extension of time of payment unless made on or before tho duo data of tho tar-er Install­ ment thereof. If the extension Is ' . • yrantad, Intarast at tha rata o f 41 -----mam■■t — s u e d fa * _.___ percent a year U collectible *fro it station*, rraam bllng then* «f war- lead to gangster* taking over the T anks, airplane* country, which will be a les-on to the date tho payment should haw 1 time franca. been made If thara had been Ac and artillery m ortar* are vary- them.— Detroit News. extension to tho expiration of tip w hrrr in evldcnea, *1— Japan*** rep o rt there have bean period of tho extension. nuncrou* defection* among Chi-Tha Bureau of Internal Rave nue ha* at Its command manj ■«** l: regular* In Jahol and alto sources for checkin* up: del In allege China** soldier* are soiling fluent taxpayer*. On* of these Is all provision* and th* paaxanta the "Information at source” pro­ a r t threatened w ith famine. I* A T rea t T o 3 a l A Chicago sociologist Insists S fO fflfd p e rs o n s h a v e b e e n m a d e t h e vision of iha revenue act, undci >lt m o n e y , i t b im p o e e lb le t o a u rm la e , Which persona, »Jn whatever ck that continued public apathy will W W M j »purf<>ui b ills h a v e b e e n d e t a c h parity acting", ora required to re w it tiff ore L o n g ’s M e a t C ount**dt Bills it alhce the depression began in 192$, there has been an $£ f f f S S S IJU .Began s a d * mlkne wear ' asw threatening to l a debate over foreign *f£ th« professor supplies w# dare spy Roger* U* him vp. . ■■■ ■ "O tllava {j or net, there la l money in circulation tothan aver before In tjw hUo f the a* untry, ytobpMy i in the history of w y pounPadarsI Maerre B oyd f|gi declare that on fabreary there ware |*A H ,000,000 In 'A naskaa money la atraala, an all jlRu Y^ 7 balftghard presort to combat th* illegal enterprise. The Wgge»t difficulty In fighting the fake money i-in the ease with which it may be passed off to the pub. I t U true th at some of the counterfeits are .tbe laat rd In the craftsman a rt and can be detected only with flcfllty by the expert, but it is equally true that many of 9 .counterfeit bills are crudely made and should be de:ted by the casual handler of money. One may gather something of .the gullibility or ear*(eaanese of the public by an example of wbat took place among a group of immigrant! recently. They exchanged their entire capital for a handful of cigar coupons. It haa been reported th a t in New York's lower Eaat Side bills bearing the Ukanpas of former Mayor Walker and Al Smith have circulated with iiurprlelmr eaae. If things like thia can happen, it la not difficult to un­ derstand how eaally it might be to pass off bills which bave been engraved and printed with akill. Practically every device for guarding against the counterfeiting of bills has fallen down a t the hands of expert gangs. For some time U WAS considered th at silk threads interspersed through tha paper of the bfiU furnished a perfect guarantee, but counterfeiters have long .since reproduced such paper. Therefore the Secret Service turned to .other aourcss for .their attack on counterfeiters. The hapal t u r n e r of procedure la a check-up on supplies and mitprisla which a n used id the engraving of bills. Tbe inks needed for making spurious money are of a very fine grade j Any deflection of shipments to other than accredited iceala Investigated. Abo a dose tab Jbkept on sales .certain types .of presses which are needed by counterb n . The engravers' rogue gallaiy In which sp*dmena tver«, who have made imitations Intalned add U a big help to ini of paper of a grade similar to making bills la usually auqect to Inveatlgathe work qf the 8acrat Service would be made public uq& ntood it* money better, could obvious ak aa of counterfeit and would re- BUYAN THRAILKILL 8 e rv fe e B u t t o n a a d G a r a g e G e n e ra a n d 8 a a fo rd A v e. F lu f f t i f f “Patronise Appreciated99 ---------- 1 PR IN TIN G We era equipped ta produce firet ctaaa joh work at the lo * rat possible prices^ Glr* ea -a trial. H era ld P r in tin g Co rhon* Its , Q u a lity M e r c h a n d is e a t l r i h aad Belly P « s a » ^ K I f P r ic e * w ith np u a n a i n o w ta ternal IRevanue . J R B Lat. Washington, D. C„ .payments another - - .X to --------—- -Inj any yssr of 91.000 91.00(1 or more c calendar year If the recipient of such pays la single. If the recipient Is r rled, reports need not bo mad* le u th* payments iggrt Include* wages, salaries, myall les, permiuma, rant, intarast, etc. A separate return of Informallon^or each employe* ji required ofVmploytrs. The rsqulrsmsnts art not limited to periodical payments, but a single payment must be reported. Corporations are required to make » xeparate report of dlvldenda or distributions for rach In­ dividual, fiduciary, or partnership holder who wax paid fSOO or more during Iha talondar yoar. Information returns a re, carefully ehoektd with Individual rtturns of taxpayers. Thousand* 0f JAPAN SET TO QUITLEAGUE IF IT IS AOAMANT (ConUnuod from Fag* Ooa) Estimate. of tha a umber of China* troop. i„ J ^ T r a n g H V J O O D STYLE is never extreme. I f you look around a t tbe people who dress in good taste, you'll see that there's never an yth in g "flashy" about w batthey wear. N o cig arette s h o u ld .ewer be " stro n g ." T h a t pv* nj th a t th ey s h o u ld n e v e r b e to o d e b o r ovcrvKMQiocd— n o t h a r s h o r " b lte y ." T h e taste o f a C h esterfield b a n fo h d . it I s j u s t M / p c a x / e i g h t, AS )JVC t w e n t y y e a h s a g o Jcnow horw to m a k e it. and lltt!* >vg tftarifd Not furriers qr/flityppe baa sold hi* pUa j n n w ta too h ig h ly flav o red fo r steady pwU* pmpartj of th# bast In M w 4« o f Hi. ra congratulatP. Swap* has • domwtic ,Vnl*srpUy, filbawt af tip Jipaaaaa-lf anthtskuoea p n ts M , Maachukaaan doowaU* police tt»l »#«tha ago with tha a*. sUtane* of Japaoaai la tarrttnry feh* w i f i juw th e t i g h t k i n d s 'o £ _ t o b a c c o s blen d ed th e o o e l.c iR h t m ay 1 �„*/*-*.*** - With Mrs. Andrew Corrsway, The R. A. of tho PI rat B aptist F rita d a of Morris H « l« wUl re- brio* of la st week, aa honor guest, gT*t to loom th a t ha Jfl ID w ith Mrs. Roy F. Mann entertained a Church mill moot a t 7:30 o'clock Dumber of her friescU with a at tha church annex. itolas t i a a t h it homo. bridge p arty on Saturday a fte r­ TUESDAY A Founder' Day and F ather'* Mrs. B ay F . 8ym«* noon a t her home in Rota Court. leprii t i n t sbq U A profusion of garden Gowers, in- NLyht program will b* ti ta n by eluding calendulas, snap dragon*, the Seminole Hl*h School P.-T. A. horn* in L oth Arbor. tod yypsophll*. was am a g fld In at 7:10 o'clock a t tha tchool audi­ various place* about the rooms torium. F . D. Scott, who ho* boon HI a t where The Y. W. A. of th F l n t tbo F tn a ld - Lao (tit on Memorial latoedBapliit Church wit) meet a t 7 JO HoSnitsL haa boon remoeed to hi* A fter several progressions of o'rtock a t the homy of Mr*. W. P. la tha U n f l t r Apartmento. bridge score* w e n added and Brook*, Jr.. 1100 Park Avenue. prise* awarded. High score ptUe, The Music Departm ent of the Miss OU Langford and Mia* a box o f stationary. *>• pre­ Woman's Club trill have It* refEtienne Goddard, of Cedartown, d a te d to -M rs. W. A. Adame, ular buxines* meeting and annual Go., arrived Saturday to vtait Mr*. while c u t ygixa, a novelty framed election of office to" i t 3:30 o'clock T. C.-Carison, Jessam in Avsnue, picture, was given to M n. Glenn a t the club house, A profram of Indian mu*Jc, Llngle. A* honor guest Mr*. Corj . T. W alksr ind daughter*, rgwny w as the recipient of a ca» scenes, and xtorie*. acknowledg­ and Mia* Dorl* serote dish. ing Outdoor .Florid* Week, will L ater in the a fla n o o n a salad be flre n a t 8:00 P. M. a t th# Dnytooaityach (with-Mr. and Mr*. course was served by the hostess, Woman’* Club by the Music DeM»l«ted by Mr*. John L. Gallo- portmont of the rlub With Mr*. FpMk " * w pr. Mrs. Linton E . AUsn, Mr*. C. P. Herndon and Mr*. France* " ' '.' K T B i i r*n ^p bi rri e1 'iCi 'TIirW ^ r t ilkateow k a t a a a -f ~ M r « r ’WT-'AT* Ar H t cksBn • An im portant meeting of th# ami son*, L aaUa, Jr. afid Alfred, Adam*. Mr*. J*me* A. W right, anJ Mr*. V . T. Langley and Mr*. Jam** Baifhla, Mr*. Count* board of Bailie Harrison Chapter daughter, M argaret, spent yester­ Johnson, Mrs, Jo**ph A. Mtiseh, of the D. A. R. will take p late at day afternoon a t D aytona Beach MU*** K atharine Symes, J.OO o'clock a t the home of Mr*. with Mr. and Hr*. John Langlsy. Helen V em ay, Maude Lake, Km l Samuel Puh-Mon. Im portant bustHe Llngle, Lena belle Hsgsn, Car- ne»* will be transacted. Miss Katharine TUB* and Mis* Forming a party aponding th* mil* Barber, and Mrs. R. L Dean, troak-end a t Sarasota war*: Mr. and Mb* M J r iir e t Peter*, te a Alys Cborpening will entertain the members o f the Co-ed Class of w ai U n . C. M. Flowers, Mr*. E. gue*U. the First Methodist Church a t A l i b e k s , Mr*. H frry Weak*. 8:00 o'cork a t th* home of th* Mtip%*MJ* Lee Minor, MU* An­ tatter, 800 Ea*t Twentieth Rtreet. nie Weeks, MU* W e Gay Flower*, WEDNESDAY apd O. It. W>*k*. Circle Number Three o f All 8oult Catholic Church will meet Mr*. E. W. Traffonl left today The hfiste* Helen Wilson and a t 1:00 P. M. a t the home of Mrs. to r Hartford, .Conn, a fte r •pend­ Jcntvrne Well* entertained H. B. Pope, Palm etto Avenue. ing a few weak# hare a* tha number of the younger set a t a Th* executive board of th e Semi­ guOit of MU* Alii* Trefford, surprise Valentino party a t th* nole County P.-T. A. will meet a t Magnolia 'Avenue. home of E. A. Wilson, Boom Pal­ 3JM o'clock a t Seminole High metto Avenue, on Friday treein g . School All county officer*, chair ' Mr. and M n . J . T. Griffin had le guest* ' met a t UleOioms of men, and P.-T. A. President* ar* a* their iu#»l* ypitarday a t lb# is* Wells, and a fte r drawing expected to attend. Celery Crab, N r‘ and Mr*. John for partners, wot* led on * "Fol­ THURSDAY Allan, of Nkw York, and Mr. and low the Leader Chase" to MU* A George W ashington ten will Mra. Gary JU lM t, of AahsvUle. Wilson'* homo. ______ b# given from 1:00 o'clock to N . V. Bunco gome* and dancing were 3:00 o'clock 7Vy the'Tu**t SMe enjoyed until a lata ho u r when re­ Prim ary P.-T. A. In th e school lir a . J . M- JLeMoin* left thU freshm ents were served. A colic auditorium. morning for New York City, scheme of j* d and white. In keep­ Lake Placid, N. Y., and Waeh- ing with th* Valontin* xenon, play, atixod upon this human ington, D. C., to visit relative* was used fo r decoration*. tr a it and yovoalod tb* farce w* arid friend* for about thro# Those present ware; th* Ml tie* |iv* in carylng on normal conver­ weak*. Whit* away aha will a t ­ L oiralge Yarborough, Nancy sation, ev*n in th* most unlmportend tha EoowvaH-Gamer inaug­ While, Betty Cplt)ert, Mary Nlch- tant talk. uration op March 4. “ On th* stag e, the player* got ol,. Eiotae Wlno, Dorothy Pope, Elisabeth M rihrio, Helen Knud- over this, idea by turning aside, Among tha** fropt hare spend- •en, Mildred Nla, Helen WlUon, after speaking their regular line* liyr yesterday afternoon a t Day­ Jcnsvsn* Well*, gad Roy Britt* tona Beoah war*: M r. and Mra. E. War run Herbst, Harold JTsrbst, solto-volet. On th* screen we or* I. Hoy. Mr. yrnd M n . A- A John- Bt. Clair Camorpn, Billy K*nor, able to employ on even mare M f l i l t * . Jam es Balg^l#, . t h e Lawrence Jtael, M srris Benjamin, striking method In showing the MMefc* Kitty* DuBoae, K atherine H rnry Witte, Jam es in d Georg* difference In thought* and spoken fiytnoa, Lenabelle H agan, Avlr McClelland, Allan Fields, Roy and words. Taator, and Robert B. A rt, Frank Elmer Echols, Bam Bradford, Gay "By using two recording sys­ L. Woodruff, Jr., John Ivoy, Billlo Waite*. Claud* Kelly, Marlon tems w* ore able to hove the Bait, and Jo# Mima. . players speak their regular lines, Smith, and Aubrey Wilson. the thovghts being spokrn out loud although the l|p* remain motiori**)." Norma S h earer and Clark Ga­ ble head the caat In the unusual e .• lii ■ i. Spqken word* ora really only film, p there J f a |u re d at* A lex­ Imvandgr, g tw n Ap.d 'M r t ander Klrktand, Ralph Morgan, tho color* used for pasty decora­ piaak* for our thought*. Bo bejiovM Robert Z. Leonard, Robert Young, May Robson, Mau­ tions pnd ^Rp*intm«nu a t th* reen O'Sullivan, Henry B. Wal­ bride* Pfrty .given F rid a y *T*n- famous motion picture director, r by Mr*. F . E. RoumlOat a t her who brought to th* scroen Eugene thall, Mory A ldtn and Tad Alex­ Interlude." ander. m* on Palm otte A n n u a I* 0 ‘NaiU> "Strange honor of Mr*. Hamil, of Denver, which play* tonight at tho Milan* Gol., and Mr*. Darwin' Balm**, of Theater. In the pkturlaation of the play, Chicago, .who are th# guest* of Mr*. Gaorge E. Balm**. Quantl- th* ■to go technique of having the ; tie* of pink gladioli, p u rp y bou­ chaiacten express tkjelr though I* Complimenting her guest, Mrs. gainvillea, and yellow snap drag­ out loud I* followed, showing how 0. II. Andrew*, of Lookout Moun­ on* w*ro acradged In vaae* and •ntlrely contrary they often are to what th* character* actually tain, Tonn., Mra. G. l>. Bishop bqwl* t bqut tha party room*. wo* host*** a t a bridge party A fter several progression* ef vay. glvea Saturday s ter noon a t lu*r "Tha choice of words," de­ bridge high scorepri*#, fra# urm fv i horns on Magnolia Avenue. A* to Mr*. A. B. Mahoney, cider* Leonard, “often oorve* on­ honor guest Mrs. Andrews wa.< ly Mivo* to imply th* meaning cut p r i u was presented to w W cut presented with a Culbertson book P a ri Peiold. Dhe honor of the real thoughth behind them. B K Pai rn contract bridge o* a g ift from g u etts were given memento** of W* have learned to read between the bastes*. tha tines, so to *p*ah, In listening the occasion. Throughout tho afternoon A t the refreshm ent hour the to what wo ae* told.’ bridge games w*r* «nJoy*d and “Everytmdy know* the Inxlngnekf w*r* seated a t three table*, a t a late hour scores wore added one haying lavsnfier' appoint­ fexily o f /lottery. They know th* and prlxea awarded. High score m ents, another having green.,and fl«t|erer I* thinking something prise, a set of crystal salad plates, tb* third having gold. Th* t*h<** -quit* different from what he fa went to Mrs. W . J . Thigpen, while were centered with nmall bowl* o f yying- Th#y know that compli- cut prise, a novelty bore d'oeuvr* garden flowers In harmonising ■MSt*. often ar* poilt# and do not dish, was aw arded to Mra. ti. I. 1AsaUtlng the host*** .'diject th# true thought* *f tb# Louck*. » John P*sold, Mr*. A. ipruher. Accentuating a color scheme of "Juit'how for this ohrloy* InB. Mahoney, and Mr*. J . E. Wath•Incerity of speech goes, fe w 'o f pink and blue in th* card rooms en. * were vase* and bowl* of pink Those ptsaept were: Mr* Ham- is care to investigate. W* proradiance roeaa and bln* delphini­ tar to belie** what we or* ‘told II and Mrs.-Balmes, honor guests um- Th* ta lliaa and other bridge M rs.. George J . B ala***, M rs. Paul tod y « t «m -know tb* world I# accessor!**' fu rth e r emphasised Ptaold, Iff*. R. A . Camrron, Mrs. fall at people we coil two-faced. the color m otif. Quentitloa of ytlA E. k i l j m , M ts^ Ji J L J b x w . AH Mopla a n two-facod to a •unportor white woe-colored gladcertain extent. W* cannot always Mr*. John Posaid, M n A- B. Ma­ .ioli were arran g ed to tb* reception isoak .oar thought* honkstly. honey, and, Mrs. J . X .'W othan. "1 might oak a guest in my room. _____ ti At th* te a hour refreshm ents - r r Jioom J f h* would Ilk* to play bridge. If he could road my weer served by tb* hostess, a*, Jhmsgkta he might discover 1 listed i f Mra. JK, R. Wiggins and wdy suggested it out of polUaooas Mr*- Geqrg# A. DeCotU*. Thoe* or a* a relief from dtsuitegy n a - p ro e n t w ere: M n . O. B. Andrews, M n O. I. Louckt, Mra. W. J. vonattoo. In reply, ho Thigpen, Mr*, (teorge A. Do. he would be delighted to few hinds, hi. thoughts, a t ^tb* Colt**, M ra. D, L. Tkraahcr, Mr*. tin * rebelling against lb* JI. B. Lewis, M rt. F. JL Everhard, of R in a , W la . Mrs. M . A. Nowhteo e f waatJag time at card*. ^ S O W H . hi writing tbl* g n a t ■**■» Mr*. F . J . OoRuiex. Mrs. a Z . Broooo, Mr*. B. M. F a p w o fh , Wilson Home Scene Of Valentine Party S “Strange Interlude" ' At Milage Tonight a Mrs. Bishop Hostess At Party Saturday M|*. t b l i'r iii W itig r jhark. u n cak T o t W .P . 13-M character th a t ! weald i N EW . YORK, Feb.—F»b. That tb* nation* m u it reeogali# that there 1* no middle couroe k#tween w ar and P«e«e to*1 >*■ less th* y dtal drwiticolly with th* question of arm* men Is “th—a weapons themselves will destfwy u* and all our work*", I* th# key­ note of the annual report of Dr. Henry A. Atkinson, general sec­ retary of th# Church P*acv Un­ ion, to lb* tru»Ut* of that organ­ isation. Dr. Atkinson urge* a threepoint program of dlsarmanreat, adjustm ent of intergovernmental lebts and other economic ralattonahips, and the perfecting of world organisation te r pane* by supple­ menting and strengthening the existing machinery. "It I* no longer an scadem k question between militarism and ace. but a Ufe-and-death struggteT n"’JEJ*Tf'dll 'nafluiUl 1T Jr tb* inlrreala of mankind or* Invrivetl," ho soy* In the report. "A WSJ m ust h* found to ntert war o r there U no hope for the future. "W* a re now face to fire with th* anomalous situation of( a world under arm * and prepared for w ar n* navsrNwfure. and a t th* same time all th* nations are bound by an agreem ent written into the Brianid-Kellogg pact not to make war. "Mure than a t any othrr. lime In the history of the world, I boiitVe nur rivlliialion is at Ut* crossing of the ways. Either tb* nation* must disarm down to th* level of » mere police force with­ in each nation, and provide ade­ quate means for international ac­ tion to restrain the r»vgn*itt breaker, or w* must renounce tbs antl-w nr pect* amt each ■ nation fall back upon th* old principle of self-reliance, develop its armed fo re e a -lo -th e ir -full and attem pt ns best rnch ran t<> maintain his position In the m ld'l of a world that ha* become one great armed camp. There is no ttilddle course. If we do not deal in n drastic fashlon wilh this qurslian of arms, these weapons themselves will de­ stroy us ard all our works." 'Outdoor Week' ToBe Observed By Group In recognition of Florida Out­ door Week which I* being ob. served throughout the state this week, th* Music Department of the .Woman's Cluh will present a program of Indian music and readings on Tuesday evening a t 8:04 o'clock at the cluh house with Mrs. V. E. Douglas* and Mrs. It. F. Monaalvatge as ,|)optts«e* -and jMrs. G lands Herndon and Mrs. franc** Hickson as program chairmen. The public is invited to attend^ Those participating on th# pro. gram will wear Indian costume*. Numbers trill be given as follow*: “LIHIc J* pop-** on the Wind fiwijr.g Month", Charles WakeDr Id Ca .nan—Mrs. A rthur lit n u n , H i-. II. Moore; Mr*. Fru-ic -i Hie ison. 'In i. i I ovp Call", Rudolf Friml V ri, {i. W. Phillip*. •S ' l. n Tribal Danes"—Doris »on, Mabel Chapman, Jar.e : 'Hultx, Esther Htrnnge, Ruth : .1range, .^Ella Mauds -Jones, Kkthorlne' H art, M argaret Dinglfelder, Simon Ilingfslder. "In the Lam,’ o f tho Sky Blue W ater”, Charles Wakefield Cadm an —Mrt. A rthur Arapgn. . Selection* from "H iaw atha”, Henry W. Longfellow—Stella Jkfoit**. "Indian Dawn", J. 8. Jomecnlk— F. B. U n io n . "T h , Waters of Mtnnolonka", T h u r lo w LI* utfa oce—Mrs. Georg* Harden. “Pakobl." (T h . Ro m ), Thurlow Lleurottca—Mra. Georg* H ar­ den. Mrs. B. & Moore. Mr*. Hoby U in g . .String* Enssblo—Mis* Marjorie TIHIs. Mis* Virginia McDaniel. Mis* Mildred Nla. f Celery Club To Give Dinners Away Gratis Announcement was m*<J* today by Mrs. J , T. Griffin, m anager of the Celery Clob, on th# L akffr— t, that onch week she Is gfiag to send on Invitation to twoi person* to have dinner on* ovtniak at th* club ns her guests. Ura} Griffin is using this a* a her appreciation for tho p u t to regntor to acquaint other ps sicsIU nt food and had a t th* cluh any hour the day or sre sln f.—*dv, Mrs. W. T, Langley, Mrs. V- D. Caldwell, Mrs. F. Smith, Mr*. K. R. Do#*, Mrs. IF, C., a. Mis. If. 8 . Wigftoa. v, a grantor upf“ W wv* f t Uw t a u C hrU t character in conscioosnes*. "Few pqpnl# r— Us* thslrdrvcnis not a tittle n n g rt; arfU th M ,'to rW ’fhelp the b—ling, ml ambition* t#r screoss. This Is tairdyr #• IUt jnot l ^ t mo .ask jo u In *11 serioalltess: to the cju* of — ^ fact that Ibeir Ideal* are not Du you w ant In' be told th a t you basetl upon Principle or righteous­ have n reel disease, th a t tv 0 hr* and may shortly dMT Do ness, hot Dftsn It 1* brought about suffering want iliifiM nuulf r**l to by some form of Incapacity or in you btltty. providing i«vwwm upon "e™ ■ r o o t Why rd« ability. Providing m* Meals ideals *rv you, fastened I correct end h i- life and v h .r.c te , | •ease removed, made unreal, are! noble end fine, there i« no Iraitl mate reaaon fo r any man, or worn destroyed. “C hristian Science declares that an, to folk God doe, not fall, and disease la unreal and bases it* therefore, neither j q " the real declaration on the sc lent It it ‘man. To b# given * position, an that sin and riftt* # opportunity to work, is one thing: knowledge to demonatrote the ability nnj ra ­ ran have no place In an infinitely rity to Hit It. Is quite another. C U l t e o 1USScience l . m “ de­ .jr ^ r a _ut ’thU this. ^ Christian But Cnrlslinn ue testim ony anda w physical clare*. W# m*” do. It makes no symptom* to th at which you can dlfferane# whether it be n house­ spiritually perceive—to threw th# wife, n farw #r. ■ teacher, or o business worker, the process of weight of yoor thinking Into the scale of T ruth. Try doing thin anil dem onstration is exovlly the same. Whoi *re some of the qualities o f, th fn V m Vth "tK ^sV Tr relfleisncy. t f k ls ^ y ? 3 . ' ^ ™ "hJil*: thinking atU m inee Vfor j , w ^^ * di- ir a fV i A $1.50 T Dinner for powder sad tw o-thtrjs teaspoon salt, sad sdd one-tblrd cup milk Add one-third cop rained earn sad. w hin slew I* dose, drop by ifeoeofuls on ton of slaw, rover 5tns trUM Can• Dusapiteft Mf lightly aad steam twetvo minutra ItsmoT# dumyllnm end meat, sad Hullrred O Cm U lU oW s sw i r Hi thicken lbs liquid left In poo with L*Store. HaatsUae ami Cbktary * liltl* flour, I'our #Ver meal IU and demounts. Bread j Bailee ID* ~k FUppod Fruit . F r o f t J e l l y wilfe Whipped Creost: Drain th* cyrup* from DessUscs* U an s ounce icon of i rare gas* can ef oprlBeef Sin# with Com Dan#- plums sad *n SS-ouure ■>,*».• W«WHS||«AW wnyw ~ K » h ' " r a ~ T M r ~ w < r - - O T w r f w * .’ 7 pounds of flank steak la cob**. mike 000 sad s half cop*. Soften ■ad bruwn p*U t* * litU# fat to ooe tshtcopoao gslsllo t* four a hsavr skllteL Add th* too- U ktscpoou cold water, osd die tents or s No. 8 too of tomatoes, •olf* In bailie g trail lulcoo. Add two cups water, alx small onion* tour tpfelsopooao sugar, sod sltr fetid salt aad psppsr to taste. until goistln and sugar Ore dis­ Briag <o bolting, cavsr and aim- solved Cool When It begins to tear until most I* doo*. Moan- stlfltn. sdd Ms cut nn rrsfta sad Whits lift locethsr ooe cup flour. I peur Into said*, ■ores with two sad ono-fealf teaspoons tisklnc whlnped r t s a e WKNTY-FIYK rente pvt per•on tod e kUIng (toot. That It *bel the following ditto*r promises qt prevailing price* | evsrywhsre- A^ rta^refnDtne” oluslioiwe and i ,,M l,w, because °r *u ,,,ring. DisP^mpteWM.er', ol^lieiwe.anLl ^ *u n°u|)rf, it Is Wo part U te ^ flS v y capability, and IJwces* “ inhervntly m an', by reason o f the fact that he is the reflection of divine Mind. Gml ha» endowed ovefy one of Ills chil­ dren with many talents, but ikv those msntinned In the Bible, they a re buried when * " rey. 'I *m in* officlet, I hav# no nhillty, I am not talented.' All this is an unintelli­ gent denial of lhat which I* ours bv divine right.. Christian Selene* 'JcWAiTCOOT'WWlfrnTrT-ei'mrtf reciation. with It* limiting Iand nd that we •pressing sffect*. and have respect for ourselves aiul everyone els# as the son* of God. "Christ Jssus was meek and humble, but h# certainly knew hi* tru e greatness a* a Bon of ti#d. It Is that realisation id pur true Identity o* children of th# Most High which enable* u* |o walk the earth with courage and confidence, dency to look on what I* raised t„ take up our taska with assur­ 'the dark side' „ f life. This i* one ance. te rn of spiritual undem and­ of a number of the unwholesome ing, and then to complete them ______ _ ■ offspring, or children of fear, successfully. “In the Greek* legend the story sometime* railed worry. Did yoa ever have the worry habit? Or ran that the hsavens and earth have you got It now? No man I* rested on th# shoulders of an old happy, or pleasant company, when man who stood h#nt nearly double ----T (Continued From Page One! he worries. Worry is *n unkind with the weight. Have any uf ymi slats In the dissection of thuughts a rtist that puts wrinkles In u*. ever suffered from th* b#ll#f that to discover their qunllty, quantity, physically and mentally- Worry you were A llas? Personal respon­ sibility, responsibility for our and origin. Are thoughts divine or puts dark g'xsst* on nur mental outlook on life. Through w orry’s home* an,| our children, fearful human? That is th# im portant dark glasses everytning becomes responsibility /nr our bodies, and question. This branch o f'stu d y i* disturbed and upset. We anticipate our business! And all this white Indispensable to the excision of and reallt# only disaster and trou- the Bible declares, T h e govern­ ment —r shall hi* shouilsr.' termed ble. Worry h a s .................... .. th# — -----~ -be upon . , , error.1___ ______ _______________ *do-nm-tru»t*Ood dtsease.'- - W hat A»- ww peoarea* J a -o u r sLudy. of " I f you wore going to bui‘J d r re­ chance of success ia there for onu Christian Hcience we learn to built a house, what kind of ms- who gaie* ** ‘ * " ptacp the reaponstbiUty for main through these giassea? terlal, would you select for it* con­ Disarmed by discouragement and talning and si-staining the uni struction? Would you not provide fear, he I* deprived of lhat fine verse whore It belongs, with divine Mind, which governs alt, according a strong, firm toundatlon? Would quality, poise, the sign of rouragr ami confidence. Consider 'poise a to Its unvarying and unerring law you not demand that your timber moment. He who has it manifest* The divlno plan a ltd order of helmlie of the liesl quality and shir to th at fin#'m ental balance th at In­ is already tstablishsd and goes on stand the strain ? And your bricks spire, confluence and faith, while uninterrupted, even though per­ —what kind Of brick* would you the man whu stand* with w orry’s sonal sens# would inoko u* believe have? Clean, firm, well-made wrinkled bruw* fill* those lie we have * responsibility in the one*. No broken or crumbling meet* with thought* of forrtmding m atter. bricks would do. And so, my and anxiety. "Some time ago the following _ in­ friends, we learn In Christian "Hut someone may say: It I* all eidrnl wo* is "related 'related In ‘ a well Scionc* how to build ur rebuild very well to let: me to have a con. known credit magaiine. For about our human choractr wilh spiritual fldent outook, to »mllc and iu>i to rig h t years a man had owed a qualities. We may consciously Ve- worry, hut I *m confronted with conrrrn In the neighborhood of lect the best thought* Icharncler- ninny difficult]**, *m* * five hundred dollars. Nnt hearing bricks, If you tike), to replace very serious m atter with me. Be­ from him, they had lung since those that break and will not sides, I have always worried; It Is w rlttan off th# debt as a total loss. Bland the alorm. What are some Christian Science says: 'Then One day ia chuck__cam" in (tom live ______iy spiritual character-brkk* which change d i s p o s i t i o n . nlAn *vih * teller saying that be your we, by reflection, may Incorporate natural to m e—my di*|Ni*llhin. had te-cunva interested ill Christian In nur spiritual structure? Isive, You do not have to keep unpleasant Science and bad decided t« pey oil Joy, humility, purity, moral cour- an,| liamparing (UaracUriSlic, un­ his debts. This information WJ age,—and there are many others, less you want them .' Hy establish­ suhm lltr,| In the magaiine by u —and *° with these we may rear ing your Identity as the imsgr of prominent credit man, without th at 'ho*e not made with hands, divine Mind, Christian Science de. com muni. But the story I, elo­ i lure* lh at worry, the Mo-not- quent. Through his study of Chris­ eternal in the heaens.' “Jn Christian Science, it is im- trust-God disease,' i» jirtu a ll, tian Science lhi, man had sw ak­ . porlant, In character bt.iding, not liasrd on faith in tne power of rvil ened In the fact lhat there wa-t to look with lunging and rejrv t Instead off good. It declare* that n,northing in hi« cliara.-lrr which a t th , old brick* which are bring worry has no basis In God, and be­ nredvd rectifying, lie was rebuild e sst'iu ld e, but rath er to look with ing no p art of God, naturally I* no ing, and In plsre of dishonesty anticipation and Joy a t the new. port of man, God's exact liken*** thoughtlessness, and self-interest, Whan one give- Up ,ome erroneous In hi* true being man possesses he was demonstrating integrity; thought, It I* be.-aus* one has and reflects courage, ronfnlenrr, thoughtfulness, and consideration found something better to put In and cheerfulness. The understand­ fa r others. It* place. But II we look about us, ing of man’s true self hoot I u , the "Hut someone may say: Yes, I how far most human beings are sun of God lift, thought lnt„ that am sure niy thinking cm Id lie Im­ from the attainm ent of that real atmosphere Of fieetlom where ev- proved and my character mado Joy to which they are entitled a- e rr ratrlctlng a n j fettering froi much belter than it is; hut what the son* of G<el! Pursuit of m a­ falls aw ay—worse, f„r which Iras th a t to do with my bodyT 1 terial pleasure sremk to consume there la no real "’cause; fm r of am not in good health anil what I a largo part of their thinking. lack, whon God is the infinite -up- I nt-rd Is phy-icul hrallng. Now Many people teller* that if they ply of the universe; fear »f dm ^ ..d e f i n i t e relationship behov# o lot of morioy, hoasfes, ease and death, when ll>- loving , WMn our iig.qgtu* and what c<iihe*, and automoblljc, then they promise is etrrnsl Life si-eny-ttrlre-mii Imdies. A man majr Intel “I am told Hist the Western row. *ay/*l)ut my stomach Ja ujwci will b* happy, th at then their cup of Jod .will be filled to the hrlm, boy* and rare., men, when they and out of (inter.* Not at all. I nur th at Into) they will ho satisfied and ride into town, do not alway., material stou.acn is not intelli­ contented. Hut is this so? hitch their horses pi a post but gent. It does not think. It doc* Will t h * F I"' s a t i s f i e d ? merely throw the lariat over the not know anything about th# situ­ Doe, m ateriality bring pe»'» of pony’s neck and let It drag mi lh “ ation. You hovr got to think for mind? N ot at oil. Many of us ground. The horse under the Im­ it. It I* some kind of thought that know th a t some of the most pression that he Is tied, stand* is disordered and mirrored forth wretched and miserable people on perfect!/ quiet and never muves oil the bod). Therefor# It I* disor­ e arth ar# among thosa who am from the snot where his master dered Ibm-ghl that must be cor­ what t h # ' word calls rich. What leaves him. lie la heri only by his rected. is th# troubleT What they still tedisf. So wilh us. all that needs " It Is also Important fur those lack la tb# ooe needful thing—a changing la th thought that we Wll.,|,| I*, hcnlril In Christian knowUdg# o f God. Jmu* said: are fettered, for we are already .,4( 1^ ^ , th at attention hu turned Seek ve flral the kingdom of God, free. away from ronlteuuu* contempUand hU righteousness; and all | Now. lf^ Life is (surf. itj_-a* f“rj |tlo n of th# material Imdy and msthes* things (the ne«ds oy human tainly “ no dark sloe, “ bu< "* only" joy "" terisl symptom* and from tnt* rife) shall be added unto you.' and anticipation of good. If ana- Idea that physical healing is thy Why did Jesus tell the rich young lyird, is not th* disposition to one thing to tie deslrryl. What thf msn to Mil Oil that he had and have forebodings and fearful ex world need*—what w# need—ip ‘ • to tb* poor? Did he not see pectancy based on the helief lhat 'pnirltuat regeneration, a comptete I It was m ateriality (m aterial evil Is real? And, yet,- if God 1* change ia our thinking and a tti­ thinking)' th at was bearing the one, and Infinitely good, ig- there tude to d ard liter f.vrn' if it take* young m an's entrance into the any logical basis for the expect­ some time to acrnmptlsh It, Bat lv> kingdom s f heaven? Why, dear ancy of evil?- What can come to assured lh at just as certainly i friends, many of u* have had ex­ us from a good God but good? consciousns-ss embodies thoughtl perience* that show It ix not being What shall w* expert to-day? of love, tenderness, forgivsness, rich in m atter th a t gives happi­ Good. What to-morrow? Jiood. and generosity, pnd elirainatef ness, but being rich in guod Next week, next mpnth, ‘ next fear, hale, dishonesty, and rstriUf thoughts. And when w( are rich In year? Good, more good; good In ment, the- human body will reflert good thought* wo hav# lhat peace infinite measure. W* have all met the good thought that 1* govern­ that paaaeth * f understanding— the man who got out of bed the ing it. . .. . that 1settee which means content­ wrong w ar and said, 'Well, I "When Christian fkleneedectersk ment aad aatisfaction. Christian wonder what this day will bring Scientist# have discovered that this fo rth ?' Not a vary'Joyful antici­ peace Of mtod ia found by ublain- pation. Now Christian Science de* Ing a hatter uadarstanding of Gmi. dare* th a t th# oniv day lhere is, “A* thought has progressed, the ia the day to Ml m l', unfoldment. civillaad world ha* absmione>l Its Into that day can com* nothing teliofa In physical devils, in evil th at makath or worketh a lie. spirits, and the concept lhat Sa­ T his la th* day which the Lord tan ia a k b d of wicked nun who both mad*; w* will rejoice ami be ho* to bo placated or feared, but glad In H,’ said th* psalmist. Into lher# a n Still many remnants of this day c*n com* only that which • uW nH tiuua thinking trolling God has sent, more or praco, along, rig h t in thl» modern life of health, a a d hippinrs*. ThU day our*. O at of thaao to the tharac- can brtoc 4 « U i only divin# opUriatifl o f daspondsnry, th* ten portwtUy, prosperity, aa K .-"S'.1; *£2 U S c i e n t i s t Gives F r e e Lecture In S a n fo r d Sunday S ll« l. a n d th e re fo m n o p a r t o f Lord “ «!* U r d tl0*_« reigneth," and governs man and the universe In perfset harmony. l>> you not belle*# th a t this is a healthier state of thinking than In keep thought riveted on disras# ur a so-callnl problem? "A iy that word 'problem.' Peo­ ple have too many problem*. Th# vsry wiyrd Itself may becoma i n obstacle in- healing because it Jasl bis uip-iss. j t e w h t , lh a ..jw iiia n .. th a t on# has many difficult things to face. A nj If wr think to a sit­ uation as qiffk-ult, a t once w* h a w the tear l)iat It may not b# solved; thought become* heavy and onxloo* in contemplation of it and we are disarmed In nur struggle. At such a time, Chris­ tian Science show* Da .how. w e »ta r avail ourselves of on# of .God's moat glorious characteristic*— the quakty of joy. If Joy l* on# uf the ottriuute* of divine Mind, then, by reflection', it la an tnhrrent quality In man's tnt# char­ acter. If joy is present In t height, you have a quality th a t make* fa r nealing in any situation. "In th# last A risen a r .twenty year*, various system* and hook* have appeared purporting to de­ velop man's hiddsn powsrs, to give him personality and the abil­ ity to control o r dominate situ a ­ tion* |n which he might Happen tn I* interested. But Christum ScH rnc# lias nothing in common with any teaching em phasising til* de­ velopment of, th# human . will. Nu . uioro JuicefuLcharacter ever lived than Jesus the Christ! no it one ever ----------made --------a more, tadil'.bl* 1 Im ­ pression on the Ilf* and thinking of tho hi; man .race, a a j yot hu said, ‘1 came . . not to do ratnr own will, but the will of him that sent m#.' And at another tim e.. 'N ot my will, but thine, b# dons.' Gould anyone ronrtiv# of th# Mas. ter teaching men and women tens to devrlup their 'p*r*fnol(ty and will In order tn achlar* success? On th# contrar), he enl(*ato<l nmn to put p ereo iw ambitiqn afed **!<• interest aside In oivi/r la serve others. Christian hu.rn.'e teochM us liow to recognise in# v>t)t|f oak I telly nf III,, hi u.'iit wl)t |n one'a rh aiarter, tmn | > analyte our rlrong ili-in ,. fur s«nn* particular Ihim: >• l" in t i n ii some specloj gout, an,| how tn set osld* cher­ ished luimsn liiqws in order th a t the will of (iml may. operate onm m lriiil. It show* i s how to lot the will oi God be dorte in our lives. l| iiemamls th at w* re a r. Ilir rniHt-ss material planning, Wishl.lg, and hoping, which M w r lead In tho relattetlnn of God's purposes fu r u*. It doe rare* that Gotl alone Is master of our raatiny mid tiring, us only gdod. V wn will put aside self-interest and let the will of God be donr, there Is no diffleeity It that may not bo happily and properly solved.” Yrirrisaasr NEWS When Juit tlrrite I Ftit plain color* broadcloths I Crny, ryw p t lerncd prints I Corr«(ly Uilorrd, ‘ snd (Sod-fitting, o< course I K rv ■' — — I ' J, CT Penaey' *V .- t *K in t -1 (. - J ------ "I ' 1 , iiid) '. » ) “II » SO " ' l- a •S ; <!'H 4 V M i • 1*1 A? M iifJ vi Uri. j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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F »C \V.T _____ , THB V XA TH E R rv U r ( W ; |W poaalWy rala 'tealgkt. Stickily colder Seaday. Is Florida’* R t a r t G r o n tv t V * ftt* b to Garden Land. 1 ■■* . ■ A N IN D E PE N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R -------- — — CASE Haase Republican Votes Unanimous Support O f Senate Repeal Measure — Cermak I m p roving; Mr*. GflPiCondition GraveBntEncouraging, Physicians Say The trial of GuUeppe Zangnrn, nwarthy Italian who wounded flee persons Wed­ nesday nlfht when he unsuc­ cessfully shot five times at President-elect R o o s e v e l t - ^ ( d r W i r ^ y / ^ e ’ "ic lion was taken after County So­ licitor Charles Morehead, In DETROIT LOOKS Japs Order Chinese Troops To Evacuate Jehol A t O nce; lMaj< W TO DICTA’ IN BANK WASHINGTON, Fit>. ll.-O P t Congmeional Dodera w * re —Th* Hoot* Republican wet bloc today unanimoualy adopted a rvs- Jubilantly confident last night oluiton to mpport tka Sonato pro- that the House will adopt the Far-Reaching Powers hibillon r«p*al aabmlaalon propo- Senate resolution to repeal pro­ , M ay Be Invested In *al in the llocsmon Monday. Rep- hibition. Optimistic prediction* of suereeentativt Britton, o f Illinol*. in Governor To Direc^ a itatement *ald “ Thb Republican re** were made by party chief­ tain* after the Democrat* had Financial A ffairs tret rroup of the House unanlmonaif tndoreee the pattage of board themeeive* In caudu* to DETROIT. Feb. It. —<AVthe Senate reeolatien to repeal Jhe support the proposal. Smiling broadly after the eloeed Michigan lait night looked to aa Eighteenth Amendment.” The estimated, that Federal rev- meeting of the Democrat*. Speak­ absolute -financial dictatorship" enne amoulntmg to many millions er Uprper *aid,. “ It looks *to me •to selva Its banking prebleme would flow Into the treasury after like chance* are good it will UIt* ratification by the *tote*. IIU adopted, and a dose margin I* end to open—at lca*t partially —normal channel* of -commerce itatement *aid K waa the hope of good enough. ’ •. . . . _ -'*orro*1 #r Growers DecidePlanls ........ “ It will be . . the Republican group that every H oaoelsS -eoW S -w aftbe -4W JUpahliea .......Noticeable Manner (Continued on would vote for the Senate propo-' On p Piage twoi --------- c-— _________________ tn the hand* of (inventor Com- CURTAILMENT OF PACKARD STATES CELERY CROP IS CASE OFCELERY AGAIN APPROVED GROWERS HERE '* r r r m CUBAN LEADERS'UMirED lAJDAii L E .A U E .IU 3 L iim iu u PICKING I tu iu iiu OF OPPOSITION OF CITRUS URGED TO QUIT ISLAND, UPON GROWER'S; Florida celery growers meeting offlca, woull'lw placed tha meet in l.akrlaml last night unanimous­ I • ------ ---------- far-reaching powtr* ever vented ly voted to extend the period of in a elate executive under legiacurtailing the present maturing lation which today went before rrlery crop through the week bethe state'* law-maker*. By Mon­ •ginning Feb. 27. day night, (he governor siirf, Thi* action came shortly after he expected to be fully empow­ sa--* managers of various ship­ ered to regulate tanking opera­ Prospect Of Flooded W ill Leave For U . S. ping firms represented at the meeting had expressed opinion* Market Results In tion*. From RefuaeTaken Tho -acuta financial emergen­ that indicated that there has been State-Wide Request InMexicanEmbassy cy” In tha Union Guardian Truit a dreidedy beneficial effect noted Company of Dttnit, which led In market condition* since the WINTER HAVEN. Feb. !»■— HAVANA. Feb. 1 R .-//P Icurtailment method was set In mo­ Indications of hcary shipment* of Governor Comstock To proclaim tion. Four Cuban opposition leaders last Tuesday a banking holiday, citrus next week, coupletl with l-atrr In th* meeting,‘ after W. enjoying refuge In the Mexican prospects uf markets still over­ he Intimated )a*t night, may lead embaiuy will leave Havana for supplied, led the shlpfcr*' special to an extemion of the moratori­ A. l-effler of Sanford had report­ ed that hi* committee recommend* the United States Sunday or committee, meeting here yester­ um. He said that “ developments Monday, Secretary cf the State day. to advise all marketing alone” will determine 'whether spending th* «um ef $3000 for a ■>n* month’* radio advertising pro. Ferrara annooneed yesterday. or »rnii-mor»torlum” sgcnciei in the itale to limit "a full gram In which _empha»ls will he The four—Cole. Aurello llevla, picking to only those grade* and will Jb-jcraOnutri after F»b 21 placed on theTOsh of celery a* a Carlos Mendieto. Roberto Memka ,r*c» nicTy~ro i*lt at rra*onabl# -Agnement among the bank­ vegetable In other than raw form, renal#,' and ' Dr. TJaWel lands, ers a* to Ju.t whet should he It was voted that a representative ■II directors In the nationalist price*. The cummlttee, selected early done mud la- obtained,'* he said. of each shipping organisation onion—(ought asylum with the in this month at a ntate-wid* Should they fall tv serve “ it may before the next Mexican ambassador Jan. 8 after meeting of cltru* shipper* to' fol­ be necessary fur me to ordsr an- shorld rom* meeting prepared to state whether there been several political kill­ low m*rket condition* generally (Contlnoed on Pngs Sii) hi* firm would support an ailvsrings. and to Dnue recommendations Using campaign costing that Since that lima Secretary Fer­ from week . to week, preeenU all ranch rara has been negotiating with marketing factors, those affiliated Orphanage Group Is Among the comments mad* by them through the ambassador In with the Florida Cltru* exennge, , ff# r t to , Given “ Run” O f Fair the several sales manager* relat­ effort to tibtaln either their „ , arn to their u * ,, homes or their the Florida Citrus Grower* Clear­ ing to th# sffect curtailment „ f the ing Hsus# Association and indeScore* nf hoys ami girl* from crop has had on market conditions the country, " S iira/a told--weww- rendept egsnch-a not members of th* Methodist orphanage at Ban- are th* followlbif: group. ---I_ r . Ruttolph, of th* American son Springs this afternoon were papermen yesterday that unrest slther The commlttse anslyilng re­ given the “ run” of the llomj Fruit Grower*. Inc., at Sanford sufftcienty today to talk with his In the Interior waa the result of ports on raarkst condition* two daughters and to Inquire low wages being paid cane cut­ Demonstration Fair which romes said “ We have achieved extraor­ throughout the country, concluded to a close at the Mayfair Hotel to. dinarily good distribution on our about hU grandchildren. ter*. that n combination of unusually night after what official* said had csVjry during the past wnsk ami Mr*. Gill U In ■ grave condition Chief of Judicial Police Fore, at firm price*. The market naxt but doctors eald they found eigne who has sent epecltl agents to cold weather which ha* been de­ been a successful event. laying rales end an accjmulallon of recovery encouraging. While friend* and member* nf weak will depend In a large mea­ Santa Clara and Camagucy of fruits in many of the leading the St5*lrol# County Federation sure to what extent th# vsrlou* A 12:30 o'clock tullctln on the provinces to investigate threat* condition of Mayor Cermak said tie were sworn a* members of markets, call* for continued cur­ of Women’* Club* looked on. tho markets absorb recent taking*. aboard the With s moderate movement, th# “ Mayor Cermak continue* to im­ mrrement Is of communistic ori­ tailment of shipping until the children clambered market* can clean up. ferri* wheel, miniature merry-go- market stand* to continue firm to prove. No unfavorable develop­ gin. A picking holiday on orange* round, and liny ponle# with an strong." ment* have appeared. HI* i a*pi ra­ Prison guard* at Principe caeMr. Peterson of the Manahe* that Indicated there tion and temerature are nurmal.” taken from Principle pri*on yae- ami grapefruit decreed Feb. 7. abandon was followed for the current week County G r o w e r * Association, the army, tarrying out the terms by recommendction* that picking were no unhappy heart* In the ■roup. Carnlvnl men Joined In the ilatrd that "h# had been able to Milk, Pretzels, Celery ley for removal to Isle of Pints, be held down to a minimum. (Contlnoed On Pag* Sis) fun of making the ride* Ju*t a -aller this week which militar­ Next week’s thlpmenl poll«L little longer than le usual. The Being Fed To Pianist ised all bodies of police prison the committee yesterday notified MEETING IS HCHEDUI.F.D Tue'da and the like still under all *hirpers in th* state, should children were brought to Sanford Johnnie Goodenougti, who start­ civil control. in several vehicles furnl*hed by be governed by the fact that: Mbmiers of th* Women’s Civic ed paying a piano in tha K-k* member* of the Federation, and Twenty-three political prison­ “ Even If shipment# are much Committee of th* Sendnol* Club last night at 1:00 o’clock it 's, Including Rolando Martinos. lighter next w..k, the market* they were returned to their home County Chamber of Commerce an attempt to play without (top­ « graduate c f the Massachusetts late thl* afternoon. 111 continue very low. However, ping until 1:00 o’clock bait Wed- Institutes of Technology, were Featuring tonight’s activity at thl* morning were rtmlrdeil that it look* like heavier shipment* the Fair will he th# awarding of there I* a scheduled eating of the needay morning. Into Mil* after­ Martinet, who is prominent a* noon had completed nearly 22 an engineer, here Is the husband, fpr nest week with no sale in prises for |h# best home-mid# committee to be held on Monday hoars of hie grind, end he np­ of tho former Elmlna Falrbanke. New York and perhap* In other quilts and rug* on display, a* well morning at trad* body office* at peared little tha worse for having «f Doiton. He denied that he had auction* on Wedne*d«y becau»e of aa a door prlie. All eshlhit* wID 10:00 o’clock. Mr*. W. I- Morgen, a holiday. The trade l* already be open until shortly before mid­ aa chairman of th* committee, will dona so. engaged In political activities. over-supplied and the committee night. . — —---- -— ■ • Doicns of person* viilted the ■ - preside. --------------■ Oscar Clntae, Caban ambas­ agslnl T~ picking Chb noma last night, most of sador at Washington, will Dave recommends _™l_________________________ — ^ theca remaining to dance at no tdoay on tho Key West boat to quality or slsa* which will not sell at reaeonable price*.” Y # x t m eoaU Docent of per*on* hod resume his post. He came to CuContinued heavy *hlpment» r called at the hall today aa well, In •December to spend the next week “ will mean plenty of juet t* tee whether or not he b Christmas helldaye. Matter* of red ink”, the committee warned. really llvfhg Op to hi* announced business csqped him to delay hi* The committee's attention w»« plan of playing 100 hoar* without return. called to a new itory on Feb. 17, An appreciation of th* City shall be very much gratified in­ (topping. in which F. O. Kemetrom. pre*i- Commission's recent decision to deed if you decide to take this Mr. Ooodeftough has eaten chicken aandwkbee, ceffee. celery, Celery Fields May Be dent of the California fruit wrap­ take a part In a suit recently action. Such a course will, in ■retaeU, and milk at variooe time* GuardedDurinffNiffht ping mills of Pomona, was quoted instituted against the Florida my opinion, he eminently proper, ts saying Cdllfomia'* cltru* crop Posrer and Light Co., is ex­ ■Inca hut night. Oeea*ionally he • «*!■ ■ ■ since, under the franchise ordi­ ru as M iMtss a* .13 much breaks out bite a tong or stand* According to Tf. E. Hathaway, might be reduced pressed in a letter sent to each op to tap danee to hia own aecom- secretary of the special Seminole peicent do* to wUdstonn* and number oi the' Commission by 8. nance of Jan. 23, 1028, th* City . Agricultural Club Grievance and frost*,. R. Dlghton, sttomy for th* Commission of Sanford, Fla., la , **Tkla a flerv oa be Invited the Adjustment Committee which met Thl* was dented by th* Califor­ plaintiffs of the action. the primary regulating authority pabile *p to witneae his act. -Too Thursday night, paid watchers nia Kndt Orowers Exchange in a A copy of the letter wa* re­ os respects these matters. I also can stay as long aa you like", he may ba engaged to keep an eye on message reeitved her* yesterday leased today by City Commis­ feel that In an action of thl* I J said, "and dance as long aa jroo local coleryfleldJ after dark‘ for by the clearing hdu**, the Cali­ sioner 8. O. BhinhoDer thl* natlre, w* shall need all of the want to," A pan o f the tho purpose of apprehending per- fornia organisation declaring: nurning. It read* as follow*: moral support that ran b« gatho f ibis m>rathe* piano paying get tons who are reported ,si having "The orange estimate* show • __ __ “ I desire to tok# this method will go toward the Seaferd Elk* been prewlli^ ground fields, pick­ untfpreeiaWe damage from frost* of expressing my appreciation of “ I also may add that It will bo j food, and .tha hall la ope* ing up celery that has been cot or winds except ia a few Individthe sentiments, as report'd ln a distinct pleasure to work with day and night, and will he until down la be destroyed. a il lociltin.^ th* public prase, expressed by your attorney toward tarrying the M hour record tg broke*. It estimated there were 17.000 lb* member* of tho City Commis­ thl* litigation, which so directly This aetlon Is seam as' necessary far several reasons, Mr. Hatha­ eara of navels remaining In Cali­ sion « f Sanford, at their regular affects all of our eitlion*. to a ks way anld, mainly because ‘TM i fornia a* e f Feb. 18, compared to meeting on Mehday Fbb. 13, rel­ successful ecncluslon, and 1 hare celery has been driven enter with four plrwat tea* than this a year ative to th* suit vehleh I recently so Informed your attorney. "fn conclusion, may I sxplaln ta n tad walked oeer by the work­ ago, tho total commercial navel Instituted In behalf of certain ers In the field, a«il white It may crop tkte seven bring estimated clients against th* Florida Power that sine# my clients, a* alleged , h i r t r i p e fartbe to­ be washed and trimmed up to at 30,000 c a n , with .* henry in­ and Light Cas for tho purpria In. the bill of complaint, already o l » Roam Demeateak fairly decent, it is really crease In Vatesrias. of securing nLrwdprilon In lb# represent, and are suing In be­ wot otlto In W e e d Hrulsad and not fit t« ea t" electric rate* charged their con­ half of the eltlxena «f Sanford ■ c o i n * TO MEET at a epee1*4 meetMember* of the committee resumers In Sanford, and o f secur­ using electric current, I believe ■ittoto from Urn Warn trtod that ro-opefwttoa among ing a cessation of certain illegal that the Intervention which you invited to attend The of the Sen. he grower* in the plan to cur­ a Court of practice* open th* part of this may be contemplating should ba i that srill be helJ ef Cara filed by th* City Commission tail crop shipments is esceedirg at th* City Ban nest Monday. company. •ha anticipation at tM member* night at T according to “ Having noted that by reso­ of Sanford, Fla., aa the govern­ el the committee. - ; , Arthur of th* lution adopted at the same meet­ ing head ef the municipality and : at the Seminole 1 to y Scout coun- ing you have, taatructad your at­ aa the primary regulating au­ m o t h e r o r ADMUUL*D1E» m s e t boy. will torney to look Into the matter of thority in th* matter, as pracii. A ha derivable or viooaly explained, and not naceo0* before whether It ANDERSON, S.i.'fiM t o ., Fret tome us ter will be proper to Ink me In this suit, earitp hi heltolf ef the eltlxena well MeCrily, M, toother of AJ- the Coart, rive ectiv- I wish Infon ly to state te of Saaferd, F lo, tebo are already U. S. nude ef ■lari Newton A. ■naealad ia th* rase." tha; I Ittee la each ef ypu N , retired, died. the pretence of a crowded court­ room, moved for a postponement from today until Monday on the ground that deferne altorneyt had not received a report of a Sanity CommUtlon which eaam^ d n e d the Italian. ___________ _ 1 ( g f " laneara-a ’ or.temayt, appointed by Judge K. C. CoUint, Includh J.ewlt Twyman, pretldent of tll» Dade -County Bor Aetociallon. Zangara It changed With altempt1ns »o murder Ike president-elect and hia three vktlmi. Russell Caldwell, Mitt Mtnfaret Krult, and William ainflot. The Italian, who thouted defi­ antly, that he wished no attorneye, waa brought to court by five depu­ tise. All epectatore, were rearvheo for weapon* before they were per­ mitted to enter the court. Should, either Mayor Carmak. of Cbiceyo, or Mr*. Joe Gill, two other victim*, succumb, Zamira's cat* would be traciletrej'at once to the Circuit Cu-rt immediately, Morehead announced. • “ My itomaeh t» better now ana tho pain I* not so bad a* before”, Zangara told aaempapermen to­ d n y . IItt waa wm a o n e u n t pain day. s econ*lent pain in In hi* ........... stomach that cawed• him to *b^- L — f Commission Thank ed For De c i s i o n To Take Part In Light R a te Fight j w« num ber B n C a it s A C a r S A N F O R D , | L O R IP A , SATU R D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 1 V 1 W S VOLUME xxm * Committee Body Meets Asks Business MenTo Curtailment P Ian Christian Science Lecturer To Speak Rkhard J. Davis, of Chicago, a member of the Board of Lectureship of th* Mo her Chorth, th* First Church ef gjig .W H f e -V 'BS lure on Christian Scitncy at th* City Hill auditorium morrow afternoon at 2:18 o'clock. Mr. Davis will be In­ troduced td th* audlenco by J. C. Benson, first reader of th* local Church. Th* public I* cordially. Invited to attend. Calling upon “every cltlso* and ovary business house mpeelaily” In support Florldo'cetery growers and their plan of plowing under on* third of their maturing celery crop. Rex Packard, ^aalrmsn of lhe' Grievance and Adjustment Committee of th* Seminole A tgrlcullural Club this morning not only coked an appeal but set forth th* case of th* Florida celcry grower In a time whsn their “ only hope” to sav* their industry le In “ th* brotherly spirit of eooperation.” * Addressing himself to tho “Cititens of Seminole County", Mr. Fearing Cutting O ff Packard today mad* th* follow­ O f Electric Service, ing itatement: He Asks Protection “ During th* lest few month* through tho press and over th* radio you have learned of the' ter­ ' B«ir*vlng“ lH*rbecause “he re­ rible conditions that confront th* fused to pay th* groa* amount farmers, particularly In th* Cen­ of hi* January electric light bill, tral and North-western states. the Florid* Power aad Ught 'Their farm* being sold at Co., may dlacontlhu* serving him foreclosure sale*, of near riots, ' _ - .v --, with riactriclty, f . F. Dornar, trucks with farm product* for l<ut#l relate fffBVtP Ttlltr* who yester­ market being held up. In an en­ local celery grower Whtt deavor to keep supplies from tb* day was granted permission to cities until such time as tb* farm­ Intervene In n suit filed against er could *«11 for a prk* that _|tha firm last week, through his would pay th# cost of production. th* attorney this morning filed a “This la g fight between “ __________ t ____ [___ MJ] of eemplalat (ood see ins er aad to* and th* producer is fighting fl _ for tnj application for Injunction self preservation, to — tnabl* ku him *■'“ against tho firm. to cOntlnO* to produce. At tho ammo lime, notice waa “ Citltene of Seminole County left at the Florida Power and did not giv* much thought aa to Light Co. office stating that ths how such a eltuation would elfaet Injunction has been applied for them, oven If It were possible and that a hearing on th* mat­ that It could materialise In thi* ter will be held bar* before Judge section Af th* country. Millard B. Smith of Titusville "Those conditions which have next Friday. caused th* Western farmer to com­ This action wa* brought bine, and make a fight to protect (Continued on Pag* Six) his home and farm, have now ap­ peared in Seminole County and th* celery district* of th* slat*. Bishop Cannon Will “ Owing to th* million* of unem­ Give Address Here ployed In th* large northern cltiss, th* great manufacturing cen­ Bishop James J. Cannon, Jr, ters whose markrts formerly took train loads of celery, ars now and Dr. F. Scott McBride, lead­ ing members of tb* National An­ glutted with a few carloads. “The celery growers with (heir ti-Saloon league, will b# In San­ brains and capital after an end- ford nsxt Thursday night to de­ liver two addresses at th# First (Continued On Page Four) Methodist Church at 8:00 o’clocb. Bishop Cannon, who ha* long Florida Notables Will been conepleimua In th* publle Gather Here Monday eye for hia activities in behalf of prohibition, come# to Florida —. —-wMMan -The Executive Committee of •t thl. Urn. In the Interest* of tha Florida Stal* Social Workers •Misting In th# aeeurlng of Conference will meet at the Cham­ 100.000 Florida petitioner* against ber of Commerce office Monday repeal. His address, as well m that morning at 11:00 o'clock. Among those who are scheduled of Dr. McBride, who Is superin­ to be present see: Millard David­ tendent of th# Antl-8aloon l#*gu# son, superintendent of lb* Florida of Amerka. will relate the recent Industrial Horn* for Hoys at Mari­ development In Congress. Th# anna and president of Ih* Confer­ public is invltd to attend. ence; J, C. Lanier, of Jacksonville, Duval county probation officer and treasurer ef the conference, Sanford Elks Band To and Sherwood Smith, secretary of Play A t HotelTonight th* Florida Tuberculosis and Health Association, Secratary of The Sanford Elks Band under th* Conference. th* baton of Edgar A. Ball, of A discussion of detail* for th* Orlando, will ptoy*a on# hour* handling of tb* State Conference concert at th# Homs Demonstra­ whkh will meet'In Sanford Mar. tion Fair In th# Mayfair Hotel 5, 6, 7 and I, Is listed as tha im­ tonight at 8:00 o’clock. It « • portant feature of th* meeting announced this afternoon by Ed­ whkh will Include th* presence of mund Mtlsch, buslnss* manager th* local committee on arrange- for th# Band. meats. The concert will be held In th# ballroom of tho hotel, and th# 25plece band has selected a chok# program of clftiiittl Md populoc Roosevelt Calls In selections that Mr. Melseh said Wallace, For A Talk• will appeal to all lovers of musk. The concert as well aa th# Fair Is NEW YOKE, Fob. 1 8 ,-(A y open to tho public without charge. Prmident-elect Roosevelt railed lot# leafs rtrue here today WOULD U N IT LOANS Henry Wallace, of Iowa, who he boa to triad for hi* secretary WASHINGTON. Fob. 1 8 ^ > o f Agriculture. In Washington, Senator Bronaoa Cutting, Be- If«rf— to fir m in will b* HmH#d p'ubUcoa, ef Now Msxko, was to $000 compared with $400 Mat peer under regulations an­ on^CMpStol HilTtoday* to have nounced yesterday by Secretory * "te d the portfolio of tecra- Hyde ef th* department e f agrii of the Interior to ih# cultur* covering the $00,000,000 administration. appropriated for crop production DORNER SEEKS W RIT AGAINST POWERJMPANY T -.f 'A LeagueAwaitsVi From W a r * Tokyo,Mt Stand Against ____ !_____ _ -- Jai —— PEIPING, China, Feb. 1*. —(A .P.)-A major battl* ..... .....JlBa... anese urmie* at Kaltu, nortlh* «rn gateway of Jehol imminent ' Ince, appeared oday of M after the receipt today Japanese ultijnatum. It ordered the Chineao forces immediately to evac­ uate the city. The Chlnat» decided to Ignore It, it was state* St Manchurian headquarters her*. .. Despite th* Japanese threat t* ' ’ ------ ^ w . : attack at one# If the demand not compiled with, »n army m 30,000 to 50,000 volunteer* been concentration In th# region to block the Japan**# to- ; vaslon of Jehol from that point. Jehol from that point. J. ' Ktilu is st the start nf tlto msln commnuicstion rout* to t v eity of Chlnfeng and th# CSgltol , of Jehol. ^ • Th* Japanss# already hat* . mad* at least • half dose* air* plane raids upon Kallu from thslr military ba.s at Tungllae, 10 milts eastward. MUKDEN, Manchuria, Feb. 18. —IM -T h* mat* of Manchuko# dsliv.rtd an ulUmalom to /Chang vl___ tt.l* . V Hsiao Lian, commandOr Ml chief of China’s northern 0* demanding Iha withdrawal o f Chines* troops from tho pro of Jehol, Failure to ccyuply bring an attack by tho tom armies of'Mtnchiikao an d 'A , Ih* ultimatum said, Thl* peared to he th* opening g V hi the Jehol oifsniir* which ha* keen . in preparation for sereral week*. ** The League of Nations, haring condemned Japan's Manchurian- ' policy In a report submitted to ail world gorarnmsnts, now await* * Ih* verdict from Tokyo, Washing, ton and Moscow. * . In Japan ■ high government of­ ficial said only a mlracla would J prevent Japin'* secession from th* League If th* assembly adept* th* report and recommendation* published at Geneva. Yosuke Mstauoka, head of Ja­ pan's delegation at Geneva, nay be called home across Siberia, th* shortest rsule, for a first hand report to th* government. ‘ .-I Th* reaction from Washington and Moscow 1* important to tho League for both, non-members, will bo Invited to participate with th* tw0 belligerents and tho l-esgu* in finding a solution to Ih* Manchurian conflict.­ —.. Intimidation. Gunflito Appear In Milk Strike MILWAUKEE, W1«., Feb. 1 V-Intimidation nog peared yrsterday for lor th* flrgt time in the Wisconsin farmers' milk strike, A Milwaukee truck driver, HWh eld iloldt, was th* target for a •hot as he plunged hia track load­ ed with milk thrergh a blockade o f , boxes and timber* on a highway at Csdarburg. Th* bullet rolsaod and th* truck saftly passed th* barrier. In Outgami* county, strongho' ef th* Wisconsin cooperative m pool, sponsoring th* itrlkn_l! rale* th* price of milk to U -N hundred pounds for tho far several trucks ware stopped their contents poured Into dltol A b o u t 38 cheese fnctogWo^ creameries and condanaariaa la county had closed tad 200 era were patrolling the * ' TEDDY’S BIBTM t I NEW YORK, — Nra. Robinson, slater of th* laU dent Theodora Roo*#v*lt, died t pneumonia, SLAMS FOREIGN St WASHINGTON/—A$ for Cuban sugdr compain**, |*l C. Sopor urged tariff *#r •Ion to darie* »n “ allotment to bring about reduction of production in Hawaii, th# ulaaa.aad F vrto R!<°- �/ the ir n L “ W ILL's h M I| t OSA#I B in L e a g u e H u rlcrT o L end H and T ow ard S u ccess O f Contest Han O wtwe I, oltz says Sa n f o r d her, Celery Market ON DISPLAY A T A U T O SHOW »IK AT DELANDRACES (frntlnuel Fr m PJifi1 Oml , nf Itr dollar received » l r i thj doll* «' w rr. nm lniitH . lie favor* Throufh courtesy of the U. 8. Department < tuns in co-operation with the Florida State' Bureau. R. E. Winfrey. Sanford repreee Sensational B a t t l e Expected. Between .Track Speed Kings IJi* formation of a elite n f-’n !• In j rnmnil»*lnn. -aid, to !-• compo*«,| o f the tovfm nr, rehi. no* off|-rr* ami other* high In Ih" Hanford’* lone. Mtffm o f th* people. In hi* opln contribution to .m a jo r Icagurba**- Ion «uch an org*nlr»tlon would balt, n ;ain will a»»utne tlutle* aa: he able ln all aero** a conferen-r takla from holder* of Florida ! l-nodi and work mil »nm* rrpiiI table agreement, lo«ed on pr*»rr* day condition*. “ "When tKara am thno«an.|* ami Iho'xamU of turn walkin'? the ' *tr ft a In thi* state today. 1 frrl 'that my, rraponailiility l« to them instead of Ihaaa frill* anil goS-rii- | mental bunkum." the governor| •old In rmphn»ltlng h'* 'M r * In; I get Ih* operallona onto a Iwd- j rock b**U. Ha favors the enn*n'. | ) Mutton and abolition of depart- j merit* not absolutely neecesary^ i until Ibo atata government’* honk* •orp ortnally balanced, a condition.h- nvertnl. whl h ha* nol tlialad j fur year*. NEW 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN ratnla larrar and rnally refined rrw 1033 rara at lha Automobile Show. Longer *irf-alrfani" *tylin<;. morn pow'r and ipaal rouplrd with Krantar economy, larear r bodira with nrw Fi-hcr "no-draft" aantllition, ahattarproof ylaaa In wlndahield of farad In all ramrta and each race "la ■ race." . cuahlnn balan> ri| mot r mounting. improved frar wheeling plua *ynero-me»h trana* Schradar, tin moat domlnatlny it aarond pair, knl n "alartrralor" for llrapllflrd starling ara all llatij yj naw alandn*tiry nr 111* rmiliy elrtlay ami wta.l in lha Hat prl*. The ncyr ntmjalaj withgonrer and wldfr bodiaa, rapraaant tha by far tha naoat aartatlla of mod­ ern driven abut a with Fred Frame, ladlanapotla ■peedway Winner, baa a aery “hot" and <*1*v*lan4 t. rt. Wayne I. Unia4 IU»M* I. Iloakan, law. I, laUlaaaaalia 1. Jnhaaiowa. Pm. I, L*wla villa I. Marion. U I. Nawarb I, Naw York It, I’hllad.lpkla I. |-lttibur(h 1. Pniomar Tarca «, Hlrk»onH I, Hoanak. I. K a r u i ik >. Ulka I. Tala I U. M h a ai awa a. ■ iM w ra lM M t Taraa: U rara paaaaW. Naw York I*. I'MIad.lpMa %. Pitta, bargh J, Alkaay I. Beaten I. ana •uh la lu ll levere, l y r l l t f l l U . Maaa , SyracaM and Hockaatar. Two rara kaki far raroaalynmaal Cl aria nail: I rara H a n d . Clara, la ad I. I'alamkua I. Dalrell I. Atlanta Ihvaralona: Nana. Savannah I'litrelewa: rtnrlnaatl I. Naw York YT wemiwiffvttimfy'WnTaTi Hanlord-Otlado Kay Trolltr, anl l.-r. nf tha lf|fl«l»t"r1. and iiaftirc fprlurara In raduclnir lb- rlio ur . alto will pilch, ih. pfiplo o f Florida. thro.iyh,|hr rompan- foun,|„j |u airCma writ known l« Ly Mnr. I. yover-i - u - fnn«, ntifl his up* nor nnnnttfiml. lie »sM# I' wrn«! . * will lc his first ffn fi-rcent comptHnl now. In th*r. lie will soon go| report, fmm which ih.* Wgfmhim’i rrushnl. Thnl w»s . W .Men ,■ Iralnin/ camp1 appropHatlon* wil- »-<• haard. » " e h“ »»en into Inarn.lhllily. A Icj ajiulhcr win- Cov-por Sholly .aid lhal lh» pro- howllnr. lawlraa mob la running p.. o.| depart menial rapenditurv. over IhU atate until It hnt mmo Illation at to line- had been "elitihr.l to Ihe l«ntt." »• »hv point whrrv human-life It II war yvalrrday. The rnreermr-raM -that'ho w«t not aafr In f^iulalana." inuncad. huactrar, ireltlnv a "rrnl Ihrlll” oul nf tc'l-| IV rhnryel that K nalor Icing •the Ocotrv aclmol |ny lh» man "who would black- had violated hla pledgr. lo Ihf l«- In Iho Salford |a'<l lie alale when- l« g»t off." voter* hy loinlng Ihe "N ew OrInalead, right erd tahlle adnjltllnr th-tl he waa lean, ring." whlrli he raid lltiev III lw hul.l down •-tlmd." aboard »o evidence of had ilennonead fr m lb»- atump , a likely looking! Mlmm »" h" dlaeeaaH thing, nod by "going Into Ihe Union Inim (irraii l ove o-Ub a new'nnnerman. handled a dimnlty f‘omrnny." Spring! “ L I A R ” BY ONE OF W IT N E S S E S fPnntlneed From I’age 0ee> ' "gang of.akull iru*her* und he1 mm life waa not aafe." Anil, he rah', "wr have in the nmn«l n a governor who 'weef* about It ot that hot *p>il. John Kdwarl’ Ilk* a woman* and aervra Huey Hlriin*, wh i |la)i-1 Hilril In fk-- luing Mke a ill»bwaaher In a fjind IimI Sueilay, fit* Into that re*lintent aervee h!* ina*ler." Infie’d like a veteran. III* fivliling Oilier wltne**r«. Inlrmluc'il n* aililliy uiii|ue*tii>iiuMt.. Hark of poll w itrhrra for Senal r llrouathe *hi.t-alan I* Ihe valt-ran Ik-rt' >ard, drfratrd by Overton. *ald I lu .iman uu.l hi* atvailylng In­ they aaw evidence* of Irregular fill* lire. vole i minting an I lhal aulnmnTlge Minor, wh>*e alrong light bile load* i f mm mn-le Ihe roun !* artii hn* hurb"l the Ilolainilitr> of |h- poll* Irving lo Intimidate llltu Huhmiaaloli oil two ucrailon* Rmua-ard vralchrra. Ihi i year, will Mail on Ihe in iund Joi nt lamg charged lhal Sena­ lor Sanford. Alurg about the tor Inn* had rerrlvrd ID and iiu al*lh Inning Ix-fly (lul>«, of He- IIIMKI 'hill* from a myaleri-uv I jiiii I, will lake up Ihe diitlr*. 1 “rgenl (if the gaa and rlrrlrlr Hi lately Ijike, who leave* for St. ’ Intal." I'elerahurg late u n i week al*o1 A» he aald Ihl* he lurn'd lo will le on band, althojgli It I* 1 llnev nnl *ai I, "You know it lo dojbtfttl that he will lake » ’ I*, n fa t." rhance on hulling hi* pltchlrg Julio* *al.| that when Overton nrm until he ha* had mole w rk- r-in nealn*l nro'Kaard. "no canout*. Measures Taken For P ro te ctio n Of F. D.Roosevelt dldale hnd n rhance I f wine|o|under Ihe tactic* uaeil againct llmu- nnl." -"They traveled over llv *l»lc in I it. limnmlnee, aunmumle I l-y hivhv tv cot** an'* ahull rru.hert e ith Ihe klngflah rare I Iwck In there with a 10-Inch cigar in hla m»u*h nr-l making a great up( prara her.-" Itillti* aald. ’ Tlo-v had all Ih ioo-irv i-i Ihe wrorl.l. i •cry emflnye In the atate wa* le-ing ; •(taken ilnm, every nne of them, t end a mail didn’t have a ghoat ! pf a chin e ngalnat them. If any­ , horly intcrfereJ, hi* ahull wa» “ Mo«a. nf Union Indemnity, and Seym our \\Vi«* gave my hr Iher large roll* nf money which h* nut Into Ihe hark pocket nf hi* frnoneri. at the time aorl >1 talk­ in'* to blm<elf, raylntf that Union Indemnity wee getting ell the inatlrwnee n f Ihe atate." __ TKiT w iin A * ra il that Ml 000 Vnlea were clttltroHed "hv th'Olutn Intlmblall n ." Ha aabl f^mg hed “ even tfTe,| In Intimidate witne*»<o. here." "Y ea ." aald f1roii*<ar<l'» rnunacl, f|e»eral kptell. " I h »-e o o - 'c - l that when a wltneaa woold look -at {Hi’ e lo r lo n g h«- w.mld change hi* leallm nny." “There never ho* been *urb pompnaltv and powrr elm* Nero," m i l Jiiliua lo n g . Jutlua aald the hank* o f la llUlenn were afraid o f llitey T^nif “ who controlled the bank 'exam i­ ner " ‘T h e hnnka arr a-ared to * lh ". r a il Jell a. "They hold Mm In awe, and veil they do. He w -uM no more mind werekjng a honk than he would killing n a j * ler." • • Jullua Irft Ihe alan-l nfter Senator fa»eff drilined to crone i|iintlnn him. F e w e r School Days L ost Due to ('old s fiicem h' ro, N. f . Te..l» nmoiig hundml* n,’ children allow ll rav­ ing nf almoxl twu-tlilrdi of time out from *cho I due lo cu ld i!-with Iho new Vick* Plan for Iwtler f'anlrnl of Cold*. Il-tw to f |. low dha l ’Un (• ♦»piamcl trr-earb I'arkage o f Vick* Va|ollul, m il Ihe new VI ka No>c i Thr.at Dropa.— Adv. . Bachman Naiped T i t u s v i l l e Celery N ew C o a ch O f Growers Awaiting M ic h ig a n State U ptunrln Market . HAST UNSINO. Mich., Feb. 17. f/l*> t'hnrlr* W. Ilachnian, furmer Flmlilr gridiron mentor, t-ta named hrud fmilhall roach al Hiclilemi •trili- ru-lvge yealorduy by liie •Ic’e biatid nf agilrulluir. Ilachmun •urceedt Jtlitei H. f'rnwliqr wlm re.I [prd to mvrpt a fimllar po.illon at For hato Ur.itrrrtily. .Starting hi* carrer aa an a»- ..... i _ . ; i vta< aciimdfil in I'i.’ -llx . im I. .1, 111.11 •yaleni at Nolro Home, whoie he waa yra Inm lull with u digrre In la-«. Hi* wont fi..in Knglewuod hit h .i-hml t.i l .urago In IU1J to South llt-ud. I.o'b.i an p ku-d on NoUra Dame luiaillij for liner at-aiOBa, atariing In 1'JII, (wlrr mi .Ing Ih* mythlral »r,tr|n Iram. nl lulu no von iu.mod heed c-.arh .it Norlhweatern UcUrnlty, llaclunan went l„ thu Unlveriily of Florida in IU3S, after coaching al Kama* ISate unj rrmalnci •heir thrnuih laat araxia. In hla flial year Ihe Alllgatnr* were Ih* l<-a Irg acnrvr* nf Ihe nation. Ilochman ia 4U yrara old and mar­ ried. He j* the author-of a book oil font'nil. D a w eS A d m its Bank E r r e d In Loans To In s u lt ( ( onllnuxl from P»ge Ono) nelpleaenea*1' when he In-gan to etantlee ihe rumpllralcd tlruc. lure nf Ih,. Inaul' holding romp*nv pvratniil and »ai,| lie felt llw ulilllie* magnate wa* "a plcllm nf Ihe r»mnlt-*l—I ••-uctor♦hich gut l-ryond hi* * rnillrel." All nvaHahl metropolian police, Jl. uU: itig close lu 1000, will lie n .. <-d m m l) ai.d they will be Leer. Jkpl* vuimieu ,y a. lulnie of llalt|. Even that lawr however, wuul 'v-iif* 4>- le* and probably other* n< t havt aiplled t» t I’ c -lb " ! J *e..i . riail y point*. It Hiu luwn elect or sry of thor* wuunded. 2 V - n .vty In th e [g a t to In Ing Ycveral move* hove beerf mede, jj-.. >_«,.( Ic ra I .-on noariy cliUa ulsM y on* after the s**s**!m * ll local polls* at Inautu- Uun of I'rvitdrnt MtKin'ey, |n Imk» « ; I r'e«th penallx for thuea /anp.iii told *crr»l toc);h:f Iba Viteldent or Pr* d 'lire anvnti In IIIbmI that he n‘ ‘elect, but they alway* ba.t mm . . ™ naf.*duuJ Id Die »booling, ihrev Ih* hank* In *avt Ihe atnieture, eo* only ,li*cau»e It waa a hlg cuatnmrr of hi* rompany, but befa--»e he believed It* crm*h would "have aeilou* reperct'»*loni" upon Iki rmilt world. Th" tharge* of dlicrapanclea hetwn-n Ihe Inrom* , tag *talemenl* of tho Hi.iull companle* rant* during lealimony of Ih* young 33-vear-old crown prlneof ih* etilllle* empire, Samcol !n*nll, Jr. Ferdinand P*-nm. comm I*ten munael, prevented evidence whl-h he ahnwed that while th* two big Inaull Inventment Iruit* were •el>ing their necurltlea In Ih* pub­ lic nn Ihe claim* or nroflta run­ ning hi*h In lha million* they "• re filing Income tag return* allowing heaey lot***., CO.MrLETK STOCX8 QUICK TRUCK DSUVBKY FROM II STORES Sat* meaty an ALL year Fsrtl. bier and Feed aeeda at thia A A U Star*. W* deliver by trwek. 3‘ * u " l like ea r prlcea, e a r prednete » b J our Bert ice. A. aiid G FERTILIZERS Jim Dandy FEEDS i ■ . Malts smoothly . . . to asts porloctly iiakt. daman* .low , mara** LlVaTy *J I?2 L A !l,,w * , *. J * c* «ra u ^ viduaHy J L k ^ ? i * ,’prJIE iiir*,i ll.U -I I .U . fiaa quality n .eei »I »*-»IT». flan quality It.t*m i ; t u... i i n - i n a . n „ . A discount of 0n« Fara nt iti allowed for paTjncst of State and Cbuntr taxaavbi lent fix percent per anpum. Tfxee If not paid be­ come delinquent April lat. Jno. D, Jinking Tax CoUecUfc; Seminole Co. whl.-h inveetigqton have charged we* violate,| when th* enmpanie* x s n s a ; * r? i« “f Protected In pack*|e* or in foil-wrapped loa m that •sal In lt| full, ■stursj CsYOr. At your rrocer'a. (Jreen Hy. I tlt-li.ie ; I dap. II is -li aa, 7I°Jil.,r ,V **0. m in i H.U. ru* miwiiiy i i i s . i m f ooSr. I o’clock Sunday and racing prop*/ al 3:00 I*, it. Half dol-ar “ Dtprat.ilon" l o a " admUalon ■ 4 m l .. l « . price _i■ wlU• ___ pre­ vail, whUe the Ldglon perking committee will u k bet i f rent* for cer parking. ' • An army oy workmen baa pre­ pared the track and the manage, ment la hoping far a Friday and with tome oppodltloa to the mote, Saturday abower to dampen the but practically unanlmou* agree­ count. Mother Nature la tha heel track preparer, according to Man­ ment among tho grower*. ager. Bill Bmttatala, o f tho Lo-| Rrarytblag I . Rlied yrvtilaara ahd fcrtlUier MaUrUy k e s T ••Bed far IIda lacality. ' W# walutela big, ewapitta, freah JO.-. Uw/. Ilw,a will he 4IX* Vprlnci on ha>d a> the capilol (ur Ike cvremonle* In siidltion lo 200 todici-ji«u. ll w ai c.itiildeird like­ ly tut Ui* aecial aervlce would r ..l up/m lha luirau of lnve*tigallm yf the Department of Judlce f >r icinfciceiiiurt* lo be stationed ii a Ihi p lu m whore Ihe Pitwitkml and I re I m l-elect will pau. aupar-fast Patteraon, ' too. whih quite young le prematurely greyed front hla hani grinds In dirt track ami «patdwt y driving. Right now Wynno U at Tampa and will HHy* Jack Sheppard* w r T f o n tanao. a 14.000 aneed buaav. F E R T I L I Z E R S and F E E D S /or Floridians Cooks Better! io n * Kpaatnli anUad' thw -Tlfftajc - apm’ ’tb-Mw^C-S-ia ] gwg.»».t».-T*lr yyalliy I( V t -I L I S ; trata waakad, S-l* Wat. cial. The veteran Indlanipolte pi- IT H. No. |, I I .t o -liil. fair qdnlliy lot, ia one of tho oldatt actlTt I ___ driver* In tha »ame, being but T^ y y * g , ******* r *~* •■»«*two jraar* younger than 8lr Mairkiiaa.ipkia. Dar.iy aiaagy. u conn Campbell. 8abrader. another veUran, can dem onatnta that youth dora not dominate In auto racing for which Campbell, W allace, Frame and Schrader ara potaat nrnnf. tent proore. WIIERB QUALITY MEETS PRICK 9 • KRAFT Section of Florida: Mild, rlaar llaullae* moderate, good wlra Inqalry; damand yoat, | markal alaady. u rla a d a la b . *bl*. ylny point. Ikaaad on dallaarad aalaa laaa all Iraaapartatlaa ahary; aa) Ik lark rralaa.. ladlaMualla a a.had, >.|a doa II.It; arnla weakad. l - f i tlna ll an 1 Plant City: Warm, partly rloadr illaullays llykl. damand madarata, martai alaady. Carlaada U k . | •hlpalay point. II Inch rralaa. In. Engine Mvldaallg ! waakad and praawlad U. lha fln t Indlanapdlla driver U eompoly at PaLand rweaa and hak pmnouiteod tha local count thn faatcat hi tha itata with a fine chanco o f aatthry a naw local, date, and aoulham dirt track qualifying racorj for lha mil*. W all»c« wil driaa Frad Hud- A B a n t i^ n d G o ll WITH THE GREATEST ARRAY OP IMPORTANT* ADVANCEMENTS EVER INTRODUCED • • ON ANY CAR OF LOWEST PRICE OfVTtlct WM FIRST to build a lowpriced car with a gtar-*hlf: and a self•tdrtrr—FIRST to Introduce beauty and comfort Into Its field—FIRST to (hrs America’* millions the edvnnU«c ot “SIX CYLINDERS-no more* no ton." And today, Chevrolet cominijca to Mt tha poet for tha low-prko field with tbwe typkal fcatura Uatadbtlount v n o ensnts and Imrcatkos t i g oombinnd in s new Chgvrolet. Only tho �. 18 i t t t The F4Bade» O f Ifife tJ m ATURQAY, FKB. IS. ISM ; y o n TCTOAY „J)WSH1P: Wo took swool t) together end welted unto ■ 1 Money I* Of t tiWi Certain eminent Congressmen and many others who, feeling the pinch of hard time*, know that something has got to be done, bold steadfastly to the view that the fed­ eral budget cannot be balanced and that the government must meet Its expenses with inflated currency. This method of putting men money into circulation at this time, they Insist, wiD raise prices, provide more jobs, and help the poor man to pay his debts. The fallacy of this theory Ilea in tha impossibility of dif­ ferentiating precisely between debtor and creditors. We ere spt to have the (mpreasion that every poor man Is a debtor aad that every rich man Is a creditor. We hear only that everyona ow«t money to "Big Business," and that "Little Buatoaa” and the little fellow owe the money. Yet, It ia doubtful if there la a single business, whether big or little; or a single individual whether riah or poor, that la not at aome time or other both debtor and creditor, and moot of them are both at the present time. If It Is true that currency inflation would benefit the email home owner who has a mortgage on his house, It must be equally true that it would benefit the railroads which owe billion# of dollars to bondholders, and big banks which owe billions of dollars to their depositors, and util­ ity companies which owe tremendous sums to bondholders, and Insurance companies which owe billions of dollars to policy holders, and automobile mskers, steel companies, and other industrial concerns which' are also Indebted to the Investing public to the tune of billions of dollars. And If It la true that these debtors would be benefited by a program of curreqpy Inflation, It must be equally true It mUnTTm TrutTfin! UatMd _________________ Ik o f money ha drenlnUae 9SA 41A 0M 4* in t b e im * la Uw United Stela* aa a na*** Wll ▼ M---iM A twin Tba totql i of Jansmy IV ____ of tba diffhfwat A detailed kind, of moef yean follows: _______ Hu I m U IM I.SIMM .01 uUKiiu fffiSffl & tw&nffi&• troMram *v*J aSSS a . f e MS .... : .... ll.M4.ltS.TSl M tM M .lt* CSXrtKATlVn T C t t U ......... ...... ts.Tsr.srs.tir $m t m « m »« V n r.M t.iit m h j m .; ; tra in u t M U H t.Tst.irs.ttr Mtr.tM.its I.MT.IM.tlt ttS.HS.tll or iM* to iwcirara enter n M n b dollar*, rooportlv.lr. *oa rant** sod ouncate UM ;».rr «••} jr*r r a il ra n stir** N o n a —d o te rertirital** kra MeereH. C ollar tor dollar. t o oote hold la tk* Tree* e r r fo r taelr r « l* n » U a a ; *llv*r r sr tlflr e tso o r e s o ­ rt,red. dollar far dollar, by at**d*rd ottvor dollar* ury for th«lr rodamptloi g CHLIDRHN in a u t u m n r tome In tho dead aoason, Tlmo, disputing, grasping I them, each, i boughs o f rod end gold, „ climb __ jtlug Into a great diahovsllod b r i t t . -----------------------remonstrate*—nothing I* whitsfsced hornet from IU apery nost. , are unheeded in tbo echoing ar* unhaord among tbo tf*, •polled cocoons, tho motnn (Hat hang and rot tbs round silver lata a spider Busy with death, th* great tra* knows them not. What we are apt to forget ia that even the poorest among us Is a creditor In some sense of the word. Tho American Legion veteran whose only source of Income la the forty dollar payment from Uncle Sam la a creditor of the United States government. The expectant mother's husband, who diligently lays aside ten dollars a week for hospital expenses, Is a creditor, perhaps of a bank, per­ haps of a postoffice, or possibly of the United States TreMury. There are few of us, indeed, who can say that wo owe money only, that nobody owes us.' And I f we are In that position, tho cure is bankruptcy. We do not have ^ ’New In th* wind it solemnly L‘ shako* and sighs, ghodillng It* raggsd colour* doud n on eloud. Bus, with shirts baloonlng and tghbey**, children hug the broncho*, ’ Jotring aloud, |Siedtr than antumn! But to wbat xvallT ia like * wind Is blowing night . and day, 'And tba old wood will stand . J ngajnxt that gal* I* When It has blown thsso lovsly ones away. By George Dillon. Hoar Gov. Sholte tonight who fr' speaks In Now York over a naVilen wlds radio hookup. Rangoon sosmod to think that if h* killed tbs Prosldsnt-aloet It I'waald stop tbo pain In bis stemb. It undoubtedly would have. [ i '.H will soon b# tlmo when th# ports indies ting your loss** for It year will havo to bo filed with Internal Rorsnuo Bureau^ , ■----------- o ;ioveland man jumped from _ 14th floor, with the Intention brooking his nock, but aoeldanbrok Us arm Instead-—Phil ay. Tha man |a a powerful * While Miami U always glad to get It* name la tha papers, tho kind ef publicity U received this week la aot i t all ts ba dsol red. ,Dut Miami should not bo hold reportslbIs for th* seta of Ntw '*rk ar Chicago gwnman-—M*|- with u m of this kind. But one has to go back no further than the comparatively recent experiences of Prance, where the franc declined in value from twenty cents to two cents, and of Germany where tho mark, once worth twenty-five cents, became absolutely vnlueleas, to see that currency in- Rewarded Efforts We wonder how Important loomed the economic dIn­ abilities of the world or the gloomy aspect of the Interna­ tiona] situation to one Leon Brink, commercial aviator of Daytona Beach, aa he rode his improvised life-preserver for 62 hours off the Florida coast. Mr. Brink had departed from West Palm Beach on a flight to the Bahama Inlands last Saturday. Engine trouble forced him down and within IB minutes hie plane had Mink. By means of an inflated inner tub«, covered with a atrip of canvas, ho managed to keap afloat. Saverai ship* passed close by aa be drifted about in tha ocean but ail hit crlea for help want unheard. He shouted until he was hoarse and suffered much pain from tho ef­ fort Hunger and thint, the danger of falling asleep and being washed overboard added much to the unpleasant­ ness of the situation. But far the wont experience to him, he declared, wan caused by charts which teemed to evince a curiosity for the atrango object floating on the surface, and sought to satisfy their lnqulsitirnneas by continual Inspection trips around and under Hr. Brink. Hs aaid he could fsel their falg bodies slipping under him. and ase their large triangular fine cutting tho water nearby. He declared he wan frightened for he "had heard plenty about man-eating •harka.” Bit efforts to kero afloat, hla refusal to give up, and Ms determination to be saved, were rewarded when the trow of an oil tanker heard hla shouts and rescued him. He might have done the mum things and shown the same courage and still have not been saved, ao it could be said that hs owes his Ufa to luck.' ~ But psopts who assums this attitude, tha attitude that all rewards are tha mult of luck, ars strangely enough never among those who, Iftt Brink, am paid a handaoma dividend for fortttuds, pennyeranco, and naomegfulnaas. SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO * Y O U R INCOME T A X CirWn Item* a n ■pacifically ■unapt from th* Income tax and need not ba included ia the tax­ payer* return of grots Income. Among auch Itam* ar* Um pro­ ceed* from Ilf* jneuranc* policlee paid by reason of Um death of the 1mu rod. Amounts received (other than amount, paid by rcaaoa of the death of the Imurad and In­ terest payment* on ,uch amounts), under B Ilf* Insurance, endowment, or annuity contrast, which are lea* than or aiactly equal to tha premium, or con­ sideration paid therefor, are ex­ empt from federal Income tax. Aay excess recaired-over the con­ sideration paid la testable. There are aiaa exempt from tax amount* received by gift, bequest, devise, or Inheritance; Interest on obliga­ tions of the District of Columbia, any territory, state, county, or municipality; Interest on certain bonds Issued by the United State* government or its possessions, and on federal farm lean bonds; amount* received through accident or health Insur­ ance or under workmen's compen­ sation acts for personal Injury or sickness, aad damages received on account of such Injuries or akknsoa, . All type* of compensation re­ ceived by a veteran or hi* family under the World War veterans’ act o f 19X4 are exempt from fed­ eral income tax, and to the extent that auch compensation ia paid undar the provisions of that act, exemption also applies to all types of compensation received bp a veteran or his family under Um prarMons of tba pear-risk insurance and vocational rehabili­ tation act*. Pensions received from the United SUUs by the family of a veteran for service* rendered by the veteran to tba United State* is Ubm of war are exempt, as flfUi-, Thera la also exempt from fed­ eral Income tax the rental value o f a dwell lag hoaas aad apportanance* tberaef famished te a minister o f tba gospel as part of bla rompsseation. other Items ex­ cluded from gross Income era alimony, fee* of notaries public If they a n eommlasiened b y » state, aad city jary fee*. Public School Buildings And Debts House Republican Economy Keynote Wet Bloc Approves O f Judge’s Charge Senate Repeal Act To Grand J u r o r » S-m - day* ago this page car­ ried an editorial on the eubjeet ef "Public School* and the State’* which has called forth a thoughtful and InformaUv* letter from Fred B. Noble, whs, for a Umately connected with public school affairs in this city and State. What he says, In his Ut­ ter, U of such very getwral Intorial on February 5 on “ Public tersst, and for consideration by the public, that at toast a portion of it U worthy of reproduction here. After saying that “ ! read with A great dial of interest your edlSchools aad tha £i*to,“ aad that “ In your editorial policy and new* reporting your attitude has been fair,” Mr. NohU writ** aa follows: “You stale that *!t U amaxlng to be confronted with tha fact that aver 18,000,000 ere required annually to provide for what U known ns debt service.' Admit­ tedly that U a large sum, but It must be remembered that tba modem school building In Florida U the product of lbs last fifteen to eighteen yean and that with* in that time around ISO,000,000 were spent In new buildings, fur­ nishings aad ground*. That U only about oae-taath.ef tba to­ tal bonded Indebtedness of tha of through the gasoline tax and paid through Tsllshsssss. The school people hare no objection to this, hat It doe* not scorn fair that Um iM t terries ef the (Continued From Page On*) schools should .continue to,-be ■eqtetlv* Rainey, of li l i e s , the paid by direct tadhtlon and given wide publicity to tha pub­ Democratic floor leader, summa­ lic by Interest* which are not rised the situation. as' fait and Just as you have - Representative 8**11, of Ntw -— IaEW CTI,It York, the Republican fMor Under, Ur. Nobel conclude* hi* let­ said between 10 and M Republic­ ter, with refersera to the cost ans who previously have voted of public education in this stela, dry had Indicated they would sup­ by celling attention to the fact port the Senate proposal “ because that tha “cost p*r pnpU an- it’s the nsarset thing to the Rsrclled (In Florida public schools) pubUcaa platform .we cast go.” With tk* last step la congres­ is about gat, compared with an avenge o f about 179 In the sional action thus reduced from a whole United States.” and that controversy of uncettelh result to formality, Interest “ About 74 cent* out of ovary a virtual dollar gcaa for instruction, at compared with the national av­ t f before lha 18th Amendment erage of about 70 cento." With reference to salaries be­ will be dead. An informal summary by In­ ing paid to teachers In the pahlie schools of Florida, Mr. No­ terested Individuals showed 43 bel states that “ No on# says legislatures are now in session or that the teacher* are overpaid; scheduled to mast this year. Many they are greatly underpaid even of them, however, have a statu­ In these .times,” for saying which tory limit upon tha Isngtb of tha he presents some figures showing1 M ilan and would rave to act that at the present Um* public quickly If they era to call state school teachers receive annual coqvtcntl«4c to consider tha re­ salaries ranging' from IMO, tho pealer at ibis time. Seventeen, It was said, have no lowest, t# 91JMK). such limitation. Another point of All the matters referred to by a (certainly lay In tk* fact that the writer of the letter quoted soar* legislature* place a ban on from merit serious and carefhl' tit* Introduction of new legisla­ consideration on the part of the tion during n varying period prior public, tba state’o legislature, to adjournment. and tha taxpayers, fur, assuredly, A two-thirds majority1of Roue* there la no evidence e f nay con­ siderable desire tp hamper Flor­ the adoption ef the proposed con­ ida public school efficiency and stitutional amendment. pragmas, although there t* dm U caucus yesterday, the Haas* ■Ire that *tba ntmoat o f renaon- Democrat*- who voted against re*M# economy shall prevail at their membership of XS8 te sup­ this particular time In tboir adport tho Senate proposition. A ministration and necessary func­ total o f 90. or 14 loss than'tb* 44 tioning. Democrats who voted agsins* w paal Dec. 8, wvrq excused from betur bound because of previous commitment* to tbeJr const! hi- Bah O f S t r in g 8a Heavy It Required 8T. PAUL, Mina.. Feb. XL— ariga la r ) Orwwfexd. adjutant i sbaoga o f a Helvetian A m y OCALA, Fsb. t l . I will t y ____ wax the keynote of tbo ohafgo o f Judge W. 8. Bullock to the grand Jary which was empaneled whan tho spring term of circuit court convened hero at 10 o’clock yes­ terday morning. Ho urged tbo Joty to dispatch It* business with tbs “utmost economy." “ Our trustful hopes must bo In the legislature” , he Mid. Ho oboerved that tha Judiciary department o f tb* state “ha* an unnecessary number o f Judicial circuits, sod, necessarily, officers U incident tb the circuits; too many tL circuit Judges: states attorneys and court reporter*—and may bo too many counties.” While bolding1that the grand Jury as an arm of th* Judicial tyo* tern should not b* abolished, Judge BulloCk expressed th* belief th a t1 •tproper legislation can overcome meet of the objections" in lb Ha said that he had been told by ana state's attorney that ho had dif­ fic u lt getting tb* grand Jury ts another circuit to adjourn Its builnese ora* completed. “He ascertained th* sola was that It was an off season fox I crops and tb* juror* wanted tba I per diem feu” , he said. | Tb* Judge took notice of tho meeting ef the county commis­ sioner* last Tuesday when soma tfd to 800 man crowded the Court­ room to demand rets In tba costa, of lha. county government. LOUIS RINKS IN CITT Among tho many commission Y merchant*, representing Northern sad Mastaro bouses, who are pew la Sanford, la tool* nines e f Si QokUant, tat. New Tor* City, who arrived bare yesterday morn­ ing aad p lu s te remain here fra ravers! weeks. Ho is located at tk* Saldra Hotel. �~ ■ *Yo »»«k, l*»*t, TH« SANFORD TOR AT/D, SANFORD, FLORIDA. SATURDAY. FEORVARY IS. IMS Personal Activities Mrs. Perkins Honors Daughter W ith Party Valentine D ay i^ rty New Radio Racket Fails To W ork s.. STAGE ALL F0RCARRA| DELAND SUNDAY The Rev. E. D. Brownlee. D. D. Is Staffed A t Church pastor, A surprise birthday party In With t h e llU w i 1. e r t*it f borday School. 9:43 A. jl. MARGARET PETERS. Sk M 7 Editor TolcpiMMM: Offlre 143 honor of her daughter, Miss Lou­ Mormmo Worship. 11:00 A. M Ktanktin, Yrrn P.tilip-. Ilacvt Trw, is* .Parkins, who celebrated her Christian Knceavor, f:3u P. dl. ■lilatvrhe, ( unniMkha-it. j: U*ln%| eleventh birthday anniversary reNix. and FldJred Lamlcy a Fe! I'. NEW SMVR Evening Worship, 7:SU I*. M. Spring Fashion Show eerlly, wss given on Wednesday tempt to work The session will meet at the e»‘ y*. end thy Ke*. U. I*, iir afternoon by Mrs. B. L. Perkins at dote of th« morning ard evening Jr. and Marvin Mllaei a - !:.■ t% J Here rveenily 1 Staged By Sadye’s Six-Event Prmrram Ish«r heme on Magnolia Avenue. wotvhip rrvkes tor Ikt reerj-tiun Vntentiny's Day partj v a- RlkfCA - Bltwg V- *'W \ .Scheduled As First n| ha. Early In the afternoon the guesta of irm .rrs, Those without eh rvh' for the City Union of i hf **tmn i n i*il %t IVU Before a throng of over 300 enjoyed a matinee, party at the home* in Sanford are weleonied to 1Young IVople at it v n-: . Friend* o f HIh MlnnU Wstsrx persons, Sailye'a annual Spring MONDAY O f Series O f Races ing on Th-jrsvlay evening at *t'-Q, ^tl Ytfifi it frp revue was presented will refrel to learn that *hc L> fashion Ur*. A. C. Fort and Mra. E. Mlkne Theater and later were all service*. The pastor L an4 »h-t kUitit a t**r ta^kr V.l night at the May- Compton ill be hostesses for taken to the* Perkin* home where uble f,-r conference every morning o'clock at the P o t Q1 it her bom* on Magnolia Avo- Thursday m:LANl*. rtfbu li - AH t'i fair Hotel as one of the feature* “ Ladies Day at the Sanford games and contrsts wens partici­ from p in* o'clock to 12:0) or lock * hurvh ppa itrv* J f«*r ti-r A -orrrio * Th# coupj# t\n.cd An a rirtswni pated in. After the ile'oliona of the Home Demon rtr* Country Club. i i 1* race* s i in h - study at thj church. ] ty i V ltipti*t I’ nion, the At the refreshment hour the i>n North O' a *£* ilrrci B8i rr- : V Mr*. Fr.uk L. Miller was called tlon Fair being staged there An educatiocal meeting of the r ii ft n 'a t -i trxh SunuJjJ guests were Invited In the dining' mttlu iw ii .i : meet:«!r-w*« held when j a wnrk* ^a>r»c to Jacksonville thi» week by the Ibis week. Sevan models dU- Church Service League of Holy , ar*^rr**cfi m tr » f f jr t #1 * FIRST C llt U tn OF CHRIST ! tee wav appointed to ** 1 * * rvmai*i be re A-wcrice's L-traw* t J»rt tr#rk. :t a hsjr Ulna** of heyaiater, H n. Lulu (iayed to advantage the hew Cross Episcopal Church will take room where refreshments were SCIENTIST vrstem of points whei the thrwifh th- m 'rr sewsua I 'd en , spredmay aixl irat h rariei Spring apparel appropriate for place at -1:00 o'clock at the Parish served by the hollers, aastslrd. Cloy. I in th* p!ra thijr >.imed * radio to *rr* will c s* pc ** 11 a by Miss Dorothy Wiggins ard, i lovine nip would be aw sports, afternoon, and evening House. ('hr Mian Science service* are -Her hfl^ whi r a,*1• - the time they : progratu hi the fi* I the fjturo , n work nor The prayer band of th« Pres­ Mis* Elisabeth 1rtTler. A Valen­ Don Foy, of West Film Beach, wear, with accessories in harrnon**f • *ftk* hvi.| every Sunday m mine at rather than on atltlkhn iUt!cij th*- tj. ii ‘ tore* in New ,.f W1 s o l Irg w l tarn. byterian Auxiliary will meet at tine motif was dr re lo |ed by the la .pendInf the week-end hen liing and contrasting colors. the ch.rrh at bout Second Ktrvcl jkt th: (I,-,,,f lie' party deviation* and appolnlKriiyn*. r u • 4 raJivM. talked The models appeared in the .1:00 o'clock at the churth and with hla mother, Mr*. Vesta- Fay, Th: a Irprrl by I. nml- |KffC9 R.ria-1 l*”i • and firwny, do- c'•latter, evirtent t n-nuteWr off table at this) o'clock. Subject for to- ■nuidn tho loving rtip *>: ball room on an Improvised slag# will he folkiwet! by the Inspire- mrnls. The refreshment Cameron Avenue. , trot row is “ Mind." ed tiv the Pn-hytrrian CHridlan ci-VJ l«> i uy a table model nu- ■ft track* rv l a m i was centerrl with a bowl nf red which was decorated with quanti­ tional meeting at 3:10 o'clock Circle Number One of the Flrsl|»»eet peas while quantities of res! 'Alvilite.day evening church at nEdravor « . l a talk on tho sub­ flliri* ths’y « k? 1 carry with them It* i r t o l i r y l nuader. Friend* of J, C. Ellsworth * l i ties of Spanish moss, bright cu|. ject, “ Threefold Value b u r ." nM'is Ifecy Vivr. Sa.k rrrth m the rrerrew* Voted i . rrhr 8 ‘ - " l *:«> «.'*!« k. regret to learn that he broke hia cred porch furniture and ral®*- Baptist Church wll| meet at 3:30 gladioli were arranged /Ii other, s i , given bv the Rev. I. \\. DlekI } '■* church maintain* a free I tho V Irrflv Lew 3*1ankle yettarday at hi* home on Those taking part wars: Mrs. J. o'clock at the home of Mr*. C. II. I'urts of Mis. Parkirt' home. Those present were: the'MIases R»«m "t lh* churrh where ort. o f Ovletl 1 iivtlgp L* ide d-CtnUety. T. Griffin, Mrs. Harry Weaver, Pearce, 301 Magnolia Avenue. Btardal Arrnue. the lb I'Laftl alLauUhimcvLUtru--^— r n i , , — »— yowng-*If, Ir iii Fs'i Ji-fcrent Circle NumberlTwo of the Fir*'., •J’-tC_ Lloyd.. .Madtluic-. J ra lu ch .;!*' Ut-ii t*> Mra. Morris Moye, aihLthe Misses ' e; field ia Ifi I C I the privrle—e e m m ,f tk Jam*. Farriih, 'o f Stetson' Uhl Katherine Symes, Chritfme Stuud- baptist Church wll'l'mcrt at 3:30 Nancy Houck, Estelle Hurt, Mary|‘ »M s<-" n" literature may be prnpe were t* reetl w *H paper it : l , . they a h itv with tVm .ed to start Ever varalty, la the week-end fue»t of enmire, Ruth I’earman, and Kails o'cVvck at the home of' Mrs. Horn- Wight, Alice Wight. Katherine ■read. ' rrowed or purcha-rd. Open rvipHU and b, .irt* Bid were esh- .*c taking the t Hutcht-on, Lucy Tu,-'-.i>» ami Fridays fr m 3 t > ere,| lo the an * whi.h w.-v* ilertv-1te b i n over r -h! t. Miss Joanna ....... Land,^ Mofi l er Little, West First• Street. Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Forrest, Mai- Wheeler. ........ ...................... H|Wight, Ellie .............. nM IIIM tlM i • • m fs h V 'T * h r fHe one ' ;lfn nolla Avcjm , n ____________ J3i«ftlewUl«U*tl.ltt.^.ti4Ue.. . -O Rlft-'w w ha k..Thtaa...asU,U» ,lw,-uailaL..iUre..-U4wi-s te frilowwd il-aeo«s, ted -treamer*. ml IWV-; they .hxwlvd te le. i the tint bj f • Jenrinetie Potter, •.‘E'-.ff-Jh. fv_ iume, assisted by placing prices’ rFirst ,“ ' Baptist /Churrh *k" “ k “will 1M “meet “** .Houghton, uatv r x m Wheeler, CHI Rl II OF THE NA/IRENE r]|jr heartt »*i| mptik liane*, an tn't-ing, ficil. Tew aa-1 a Mr*. O. B. Andrews, o f Look­ on a stand at ono end of the stage. at 3:30 o’clock at the church an­ Evelyn Stowe, IjiuIt dee the direitlon of Mi** Vihhietl Ikiri* Jackson, Jean rhittenden, TV- text ra«tnit|{ they *rere driver to start ka out Mountain, Term., if the guest ..tA blaek and white street en­ nex. Lnlie Mary Fla. l.umley. wore tutHlcipatcd in. s~d ffene **• wrre the two radio*. Cl M e Number Six nf th* First Dorothy Wiggins, an-1 Etiaabeth with freoa for a ihort time of Mra. G-* D. semble with a short jacket having It. N. Sander*, pastor. fertune-telling « s ‘ enkived. Mi*' 3tottitg from here irr to |jkeleg-o-mutton sleeve* was one of BaptUt Church will have a spend- Lafflar, latter* ia tk, other Bishop, Meinotia Avenue. Sunday School, 9:15 A. HI. Nance Ri»**etter enter1aine.| with !an.| they placet »n .i.InertF-em. c: the first dresses modeled by Mrs. Ihc-dny meeting at the horn* of I'm ihinr, 11:00 A. M. reading, "l.ltlle M*ry“* »’.**aV en « , f.dtowa: Gwa To •t Tha Bar. II. Irrtg Louttit haa Griffin. The blouse was o f white Mr*. C. P. Henderson. Mrllonvlllr t;>ii i 11r •hand'." Refreshment * were in ua., ,if the nrn-ocner* s lfrd o c VountT People's Society, tw i new tad--- f. r a’e chra:» /• ., Hcflf Is . . . . Ror -is H.Arv; returned from Washinfton, D. C., crinkly crepe and accessories were Avenue. A revered dish luncheon P. 3t. i.U T l-'l.te the •'*> iiicm'vi - in at- •» o o d i o ^ a o . xjwsrawm i w w v m i h » - o n*twwr-«♦»» - m- po*- -wilt le served at noon. where he haa been (pending tha ‘in white. A t The Churches Preaching; 7:"o p. St; I tredance. Circle Number Seven of the First ’ - - - '»:• t liiiJ: •: d itarwo^ * One of the most attractive cospaat two weeka. :3it Player Mratladt ^Tuc-day ___ ,1*:. 1. «». Crrntraor; Mat .gfc* --------tumes worn by Mis* Byrne* was Finpi i t Church wilt met! at 3:30 p. M. ■ “ * ) * ^ _ 1 Ilii . r v.rly liiflt. Cal, CT*' ( ■ /SfMr. ir . and Mr*. Mra. Nathan ZelmenoZelmcno- fashioned o f frey sheer crepe o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. R. FIRST CHRISTIAN UIURCH B ible study. Friday. f p . '*•' K ustis V isito r (Jives Inform al T ea R iven —— ,3 - -ruJt Julian t -'i* . ts— ~-1 -* t a . |n grey for which were worn over Rhoenmkrr, Beardall Aenue, with) l*i Spisat; Wvnwe I i" ~i n . 7vila a Baamtl, of n Okee­ A o>tilil| welcome it extendi d Sixtevnlh Street and Sanford i. t iwihaac; bill tV i h r chobee, a n the week-end guesta line* and had as Its only adorn­ Mrs. I^onard a* hostess. T ea A t C elery C lub |jy Mrs, I).L.Thra.sher to nt |n attend thrse servives. Regular program meeting nt Avenue. li:-i.r :• n. •a s , t'wvaa, of Mr. and Mra. A. II. Moses, Pal- ment a bow .o f white niousarline the Woman'* MIMon«ry Society Tht. Rev. F. M. Mnr.i t, pastor. uni Sp*-e4 L n iitt, de aoie, while the matching coat metto Avenue. The Celery flu ■ •'1 ^ 1 An infsttiial tra h--,»tyte t l r of th* First Methodist Church I Bible School. 043 A. M. nf ,, , . 'H I'-nJ, IvJ, l-raviu Sfervak. m l i n o s i K T i i o n i s T r m u t ii frot t *>• the •('(•'■ ■ ,.f a tea given 0 ,L had short capeline sleeves barded will bo held at 3:1)0 o'clock at the Morning Service, 1 1 : m < D A. M. y i tiV-, In.laiur-eit*. Data I by Mr*. I. gisws R j ruffle* of white mootseltnc de Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Moses and yfM*FJ:tV anertpu' churrh with CFrcIo Number Four Christian Endeavor, ti ll P. Jd. r*:; iV tro kthrvti. Trey IliW* W. J. t’arpenler. pn*lor. guesta, Mr. and Mra. Nathan sole. Williat". of E’tiii* for a nuni er 3f»,BC,.nll (n>,n 3;ix» o'rovk i,< In charge of the program. Kvrnirg Service, 7:3i* P. M. J . Tioy Itill: : > x a l ; Crwsg Zalmanovlta, of Okeechobee, mo­ When removed, a bright blue The Norrumeiit of Hie l.ord’* , f her f tt. ud*. IbC ) in the Anns o'rl.. g hr Hr*. I*, u Thre-h Clrclit Number Five of tho Sjpper will Iv administered alter afteim'm ■ >a:htili* ‘ parly » j rr a, her hois-.- -n It,.-.- Court ^ diet, tUakely, l a , Malkrr tored (o Dayton* Beach laat night taffeta jacket, seemingly made of FIRST BAPTIST t ill RCH the morning sermon. lo see tha Eddie Cantor perfor­ Intricate ruffle* ami flares, re­ First Raptlst Church will meet at rt>hi>rl ,.n the IVota*ii:.i „ f s t»,!sd,t ar*F • -•,- ‘ “ TMosi lltotkrw. Sublet of the morning *enn>n: Hue ■ Carve, of Rye. N. ' a-"t doubly nastevtium- w e r r a: ; ha-w. Ua. Koaptiw vealed n pink chiffon evening .1:30 o'clock at tho homo „ f Mrs. .'•pyrtai;Karl mance. gown with a low deeulletage and V. G, Mrthvln, West First Street. ,Patk Avenue and Sixth Street. "Hold Kn*t t„ Valqahle Thing ." later lOe go-C.s trp.i r,»l to tir s u la lo t t th- i.lm i * W th TtimovcrV. Patvrsaa. X , J , FhWtoi Circle Nnmber Four nf the The Rev. W. P. Hr ok.*, Jr., pas- The thrme of the evening 'sermnu the Celvty ci.ti white t a anl t , * , tr jv,r„y,| a-d ratrr H * l Jenkia*. Jstt ne i ll n Mra. Nova B. Vivian, of Talla- a high waistline which was worn „ .. ..... ........ First Baptist Church will meet tor. ■ ill ■ ■ ......... ....... and tin other refie,ha:rnt‘ wore -“ r - *1l*‘: "Our Children Mrs. _____ Mortis „Moye. Intricate taiiw.l. ____________ —_ . t / -in-'**: s „ . sT^.MUi IW rlow tV hassee, baa returned to her home by —... TiTI laMy at *>' rhlT.T-' R,fir ■! n . nt i wrre s r r t r i l t'lUwd*. |K- ."-oSo ‘ j « u l ; WaiCrC ! - ^ t7 '— - *" „ijunday^ 15tll0uL_ltUliJ_A—Al-------sHrthbrew-trif -fter— ttrnvrrdy-Fi after spending n few days here lucking and n_belt nf pink chiffun,"1 -S I tI * Voom ■* tno khurch. Morning Service*, 11:111 A. II. | go, *ts were-seiitesl wa* ir x tjiri thro'ghorit the afl,ts»o-w* jr"iw t;*y J*H r - l*ayt-na IVark, Fi with Hf. and JJr*. C. B. Derry, an) rKEnMtqnes wtta features of Tho R. A. of tho First Itnpinl II. Y, P, U., 0:IG I*. M. The EpwnrlH league i« plan- uitli IHtry artu'-gniesit. of p»tik in table with Mrs. R. A. N n s iia ! H*jry It'Xfi-t, the dir**. West Side. Evening Services, 7:Xltt P. M. nine some ver> intere-ling ncliv- k’ u,li. tl and kerns wtiwh trite- presiding. A bow* ruled is r Cr»* H. I sit-V s; It The blsrk lint evenirg dress Church will m cornt 7:30 o’clock Roberto, at the church annex. Wednesday evening service, 7:30 itlr* which will strengthen thi* .ented misia'.ure yathl*. tith*r .ten l*»rr* w.s* u-e>l a* a centre- Ih y tsrj tVi*S. I >*j tec: re; Yari Mlsa Louise Hlofcaon, a student worn by Mis* I rat,nun was made P. M. young people** organitatb>n. j>«tty iFrc'i uli.hi sicvn!ualr,| a for tbs tabl.*. \ l«it 75 Mlnlt" ) , ban A » u . a i tvstrsacj at Stetson University In DsLand, with the new high waistline ard TUESDAY kirks color scheme of pink ant gtorn. gur-', (all.-.) d.mrg He nftrr* ; J<st Tb la here for the week-end with her largo flaird skirt warn over a Vw, A Founder’ D«Z and father's t Franc FIRST SIKTHODIHT UIIURCII Th:>»e pfr-ent T-crr: Mr'. Evair*; ne.-n. at; U.J ALL Sill 1.S CATHOLIC parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. O. Hick taffeta slip. Raws tf tucked net Night program will be given by 4 ,u y'prrUI; t il l ItCII Kiq hart, of Phlta.Mph* Mi*. II. were used on the skirl to fashion the Seminole High ftehool P.-T. A. son, Calary Avenue. |.Smiiu I i The Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor. I,. Kicr. of tirarvilr. O h". Mr • Italta the tiny, muff which gave a Rota at 7:30 o'clock at th* school audi­ lloumillnts Knterlain IlnfW ft Sunday school 11:45 A. M. Rev. J, J, Ke Inghan, paslur. .ins first place IViiulr... Igov, sif E'ldts, Mi Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bukur and of individuality to the outfit. A torium. Professor G. E. McKay, *upcr- S.iiii loser, ar.d First Mas*, b:lk) A. M. 3D Arthur Fur Visiting Minister ;ic t'tasraa son, of CtevsUnd. Ohio, Ha.;* nr touch of colfrctjas added ty the Th* Y. W. A. of th First Fat iptrndent, awi Wallace. PatterSecond Mass 10:UU A .. M. Eggleston, of Mriidsn. tvnn. rived.te spend - a .short time here bright green transparent velvet Baptist Churth wi)| meet at 7:30 Morring service, tl:lht A. M.1Ml-. James Mri'ucn, of h.-tiw far tbc IT, Fr Jack llvncdivtiun aft.r Second bias*. with Mra. Bukur's mother, Mrs. girdle outlining the waistline. nVIork at the home of Mrs. W. P. .‘'VrnA’n by the pastor, ‘“The Will t - inIrrv. *-f St. (V let* '>.ii ». wV* I's u Kns'.rsae, with Dally M a», 7!3u A. M. A dark dress with demure white Brooks, dr./ 1100 Park Avenue. Anna Bucural, Cameron City. ba - Urn .ptndi ~r a * eeV here! Tr| L i* h* > sork collars and rulT* was decreed one The Music Department of the Catrehisnt Class Saturday nt of God." Young PropI.-'* Division t : l ’> m . I’ np w orth (Jives v. i:h ibr Rr,. J. f . hr’! rtU-i. Mr. at i; - •*-. it Tan-Pa fair Mr*. W. L. Allen, of Atlanta, of the leading styles In New York Woman's Club will have its reg­ 1:00 P. M. P. M. vl Mr*. E. E. Re milltell J 3 if* M •rJbrf J' 'iral-r »arp« the and Mia* Louise Grinding, of this year and that type was shown ular business meeting and annual Evening nervier 7:311 P. M. P arty F o r IU’ r ('lull t. a: psity Thtir-wt-sy •iff'III PH w*t!i rerord eg tw'dsag Killer. Tampa, arrived today to spend a to advantage by Mis* Stoudcn- election of officers ut 3:30 o'clock MOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH Rormnn by the fnstur, "The Rich •heit but*. "Thy Sly atV; * .VfWr a ■V Girgtxh, T s a p * w^w ' few days here with Miss Minnie mire. Navy blue shier crepe was at the club house. Garden flower, in t-ru-bt *!iadr* -h.rt trip ttr Ibr liver supffr i l l r i *cverr n jn w s at l e A program of Indian music, The llev. Alfred Kricson, pa-tor. Young Ruler." v Beck at her home on Elm Avenue. usad to fashion The dress which »i Js, **, ( Wrdtrsilav vvrning prayer o n r uti ,1 in fnsfu»i*.,i to I’ .i'ii' *| IV .1 irfarwil'i, t . If.e is May ami Key had for its only adornment a jabot scene*, and stories, acknowledg­ Hun lay hch ol, U;U A. M. VI,. II . Th -v? per rut wytr; |Sn- l:< r j tli.* rooms of lb- r-'t ir l b ) t tc IVa*k. s k i had m Morning Services, 11:00 A. M. service T;3t> P. M. Mrs. Alphla Richards, o f Lo- cottar fashioned of many rows of ing Outdoor Florid* Week, will n M, Papworth, lark At A ciirdial invitation i- ext-Silrd ff'H U l-V - a j • s ' u i at X«W S s j n a II. E. iM ItSr), Christian Endravur, i!:3ti P. Mraint, Ohio, who has been visiting ruffled lac*. The sleeves were he given at H:D0 1*. M. at the if R -. J. J. R •li- ratertairr I tho r rofv lUs: i*'! )<a*. wtU -m e at afto all. .'ir, her brothers, C. E. Cborpening tight at the wrist and flared above Woman's Club hy tho Music De­ Evening Services, 7:30 I*. M i : i lub Mr*. T. 1- m . the Afterno. u T> j Coi an 1 ill** fir sal partment of the club with Mra. and A. Corpany, has gone to St. the elbow. Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 h ir-,lay j Mi-.Jis 1• with a !ri:g y partv . HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL ffn.r I p .a . . Mr*. Harry Weaver appeared C. P. Herndon and Mr*, prance* P. M. Petersburg to spend a short time . i f del tisen o’: nfiernimn. A la I *tln CHURCH ard FibbL Th- rr.iro.il yf a Co with Mr. and Mr*. T. II. Rich during the evening In a brown A. lllckaon in charge. plmtljni and led inn " e». *[ I'iket* i 'lo r . , f Ur­ u m ilig ilM i is ! , all rkc-ts of she ards. and tan cotton lace spectator An important meeting of the LAKE MARY COMMUNITY lajossi I,mbs. Lilas jarditiiytr «( TheRev. II. Irving Imuttit. tee y f f v r e r e ia L n tr , that i .- ( r * w •port* frock which wo* set off hoard of Bailie Harrison Chapter CHURCH ns I uud fern, sol a ri­ lor. / fJ ■ txk'is MiMiidy the report of Mrs. Alberta Denials and son, with g large picture hat of niUan nf the D. A. R. will take place *1 ar-* Ua Mr*. J tt ot variegated pmk Sexngeima Sunday. \is -ctratisX that thy t, u a ran Willard, and George Atkin, o f straw. The dress was trimmed 3:00 o'clock at the home of Mu. (Prcibytcrinn Government! . b n. few of lie (tower r,> in Holy Communion 7:3D A M. MBlie# ’ soJL, r oo.cxay.ea* Wllooghby, Ohio, who are en- with brown linen, had a wide Samuel I’ uVtaton. Important busi­ Organised in Iti'JI. thy ii'uifi* wh ir Si, CIS ’ au.1 He- II l 1 n r. of «rj'<** — CJnrili_ Schoo| #:.W A. M route to their home from Miami, brown lines belt, and «** worn ness will he transacted. *r% Kiftt# IVl!■ Preaching Services at 11:00 A. v: i N. Y . i i i •! Srtm.m i-iitertainod. Morning Prayer anil spent yasterday here a* the guesta with brown shoe* and\ other ac­ ar *1 M. ami 7:30 I*. M. Aftrr sevyral rto•d : dirtun. I- ir ■■*-r 1 J1:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY of Mr, and Mrs. J. C. Ellsworth, cessories. \ Graded .Sunday School with ‘ Ttiaa liar. ,.f w - hw.trt. K y. . * 1 \ ■ > Young People'* Service Icagisr mty ptt Circle Number Three nf All bridge hign lee* Beardall Avenue. Probably one of tha sirtkrtcst of Trairrd Teachers, 10:00 A. M. l t» i Kelly 1 U ». «f 1 lanklin. P i . liny Ih.x of rsLfy VS' fl:3fl P. M. the junior frock* worn by Mis* Soul, Catholic Church will meet Minister, the Rev. .Jamc* M. ■.h. Petty ttriliam*, "| Rmkfurvt. III. .Mr*. D. I.. I hr a h and S-imon at 11:00 P. M. at the home of Firs. . Rift Evrnlng " I’rayer Philip Bach. Fieri Schumacher, Wheeler was tha jumper dresa of Thompson. meiita were ivy I at lb- in, t our Katkvriay lidilt i! •f nil Guy., 7:30 P, M. and William Larsner, of Flush navy blu* crepe. Red and white 11. B. Pope, Paknrtto Avanue. U nkntli *f ■ I l.s the- fid wing: y . G. I : a- an t Mire Ing, N. Y., and Robert B. A lt ace checked taffeta waa th* material TOURSDAY FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE Levels, Mi G. |i It- i• nr EIIEN E/Elt METIIODI5T sxpected to raturn today from used for Ihe blouse which had A Georg* Washington tra will t III ItCII |gUeSt, MtC. U )» Awlrew*>fol -I polnti In tile southern part of tho large puffed sleeve*. Accessories be given from .2:00 o'clock to The Rev. .William -E- llcl'horauii,, . . I oi.koij* JJ •- .nr-. 1 . M jb U whsr, they have were in navy blue. . , .1:00 o'clock by the East Side pastor. Sunday School,, 10:00 A M. 1IV. 51. ScoM, Mr*. W T. lain.: / leg the - . i* of j*,lr* iu the ■Pending a few-day*. Bible School, 0:15 A M. Primary P-T. A. In the school a) Recoct now * bsie Kpwnrth 11 idie, li:3n P. M. Mr*. If. J- Holly, Mi I* I. Cwtttc Sermon, 11 A V I A. M . auditorium. their w» :■ It. beer M l Preaching. Thuswisv. 7:30 I*. '• Thrasher, and Mrs. A. It. Philip*.! Evangelistic Service, 7:45 P. M. “Strange Interlude” noun. • - t). ,* 11 peiyynt 1- - r , M. by Rev. I:, T. Cable ell, pa*t»r. Church Dorcas Circle Women’s Prayer Meeting Wed­ Sjwaker. Fted Ib-ipbr, inloviridr '. s e t Ibex j.i.dobrt. Coming HereSunday nesday, 3:00 P. M. Flidweek Service Uoii.ri isy I (INGKEG ATIUNAL t III W'll its shipnu iit into dry state. TheHas Meeting: Monday Prayer and Praise Service, 7:15 p. J|. lliun-wi- - M ill.) P ilot. Th* brilliant Eugene O'Neill nervous breakdown a* a result of Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. Corner Pink Avenue ntvt 3rd The regular meeting of the drama, "Strang* Int«rlud«", having denied lir r filf to -her Service at County Jail Sunday, Street. Dorcas Clrela of tha First Chris­ which ran for a year and • half lover, who Is subsequently killed 3:00 |>. M. Rev. John Iternnrd Root, mini*tian Churth was bald on Monday on Broadway, come* to the screen In the World W*r. A* a hysteri­ Th* revival will* continue every afternoon at tha home of Mrs. A. at let with'Norma Hhvarvr play­ cal reaction *h* atrip* herself of night n*xt week at 7. lA o'clock ’ ter. Churrh School, D; 45 A. 51. H. Byrd, Palmetto Avenue, with ing th* |nt*n«*ty smotlnnal hero­ a ll' Inhibitions and live* a life except Saturday, with the Rev. W. S u nday Fleming Worship, I g:0ci A. M. It members In attendance. Fol­ ine, Nina l>eed*, and Clark Gab!* of complete, erotic abandon, luster, I. Itramlen and the Rev, William Speaker George llatueoni. D. 1>. M onday lowing tho regular business ses­ cast a* Doctor Ned Darrell, whoa* she finds herself ssjpred by one E. McPherson, as evangelist*, and sion a social period was enjoyed Influence plays havoc with her ntan, married 4o a second, andt in the Itev. and lira. Howard Jarrell, of Mount Ibire, fortnrrly pastor AI list — Eugene the Eirst Cungregali.if a when refreshments wars served. life. The picture will open Sun­ love with * third, which clrcuni- of Nashville, Tenn., in charge of rf l l 'X r l t T s great stanre* involve her in • tremrn Church In Atlanta. Georgia. Those present were: Mrs. D.'R. day at the Milan* Theater. the music. stage t l x v i r n u a ci dousiy dramatis vortex. Th* nar­ Christian Endeavor, 7:3il P. M. Johnson, Mrs. G, 54. Shipp, Mr*. A i a play, "Strang* Interlude" J. W. Ellis, Mr*. W. If. Hughes, waa probibly tha most discussed rative continues until Nina l-red* as the next stry o f Mra. C. R. Craig, Mrs, A . H. and highly praised stag* work in I* an aged woman, at which time Ihe T a ll ing 11cHindi, Mrs- J, R, Rkhard., Mr*. th* history o f tha American her prnhlema conflict with those lurct*! The Event Fii-st Church of Christ, Scientist Geerga Ewan, Mrs. J.‘ W. Walters, drama. Its amaaing us*'of spoken of her grown-up son and hi* o f Ihe Y ear! sweetheart. O P SAN FO RD . F L O R ID A Mra. fL J. Clause, Mra. A. M. thoughts or "saidm" has bran re­ Walker, and Mr*. A- H. Byrd. tained In th* screan version, ne­ ANNOUNCES A cessitating the Uso of two sepa­ rata sound system* to record dloE J w T fa ir G dogue. Of additional InUreat ia m t a i New 1 1! th* foet that tha acioft of tha Reduced p r i c e oa single plot covert xom* 30 year*, re­ ON quiring nine different transfor­ vision and Kryptok lew*. AD* mations o f character to denote all *h*U and medera gold filled frame*. : th* aging o f th* principal*. BY Dr. Uenrr McLanlln, Jr. Th* story 0f "Strang* Inter­ o F T o t a c r iu n lude" revolves about th* daugh­ CLAIK m r v y Ava. ter of a college professor who OF CHICAGO find* harsalf on tho verge of a Personals 7 i 51 STAIN LE} FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . RICHARD J. DAVIS, C. S. CHAMJCEN-H TEA HOU8B ~~ U B Oraage A ve, Winter Park. T aL W .P . 5J-.M •Food ef th* **mg quality and characUr that f would aerv* If at* in my own home." MEMBER OF TTfE BOARD OF LECTURESHIP OF THE MOTHER CHURCH, TH* FIRST CHURC H. OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, IN'IIOSTOK, MASSACHUSETTS. SUNDAY 3:15 T h . Public CITY HALL (^nURltir Invited tramjt Intwliidt 5HEALEL GABLE NOTE—Bcc-j u>- of an rnllrelv new step in Talking IV tarcii, il ha isnportanl yen new “SI range Inlrrhade** * from Ike beginning. Fcnlnrn nUrln Sunday* al I:*J • J5, 9:05. Monday al 3 ^ 5 , 0:25. B:55. �Inal* rew n ty . FtosWta. B-ofc l. n n *. Tks WINS SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR AWARD M 'f M x r • rrlW d LEGAL NOTICE »l (r v iu r lr In I H t Ik* p u r-h n o o o ik e «»■>. •nhjrrt I " » » liens I n v a a paid Him*. r * e » i y •' Monteipai u i n *r patin a M a n If Ik* am ount tart* n o r m%wrmam t a n « t u l l i H f r o m I k e w k H " * l .U n i to m i Ik* r* * '* “ f »•** **• lif *iff it* nf m , Flftnt- lift ft* of « l . . m l Ik* W o t* . I 'u a n lr w l MkI'urvritMur* «n*f !ltl« nurf* anj *«* n lrlp n i ta x e s H o# on »*>d o r s p s t t f - x**b» \n **y*bi rit*a mat mmb aml l-srcka— r lo N X N * " 3 * - . . , h. a . r» tvtrJciJfjuxN. Iv r n l i»r I ha* J* MlAril f t Knit tit. JurlK» «»4 tfe* C l M U C o u rt HmtU Prtnlft.il Ca Hposlsl Maotsr nf iVuitt>, Ftur(4a, !■ tfc* ttinrirfr r |i*f»4l*if I» «al«l u M ia is K a iiK itn iN n . ■ullrlii.r ru< ruiaiirt. CtHirt »•( Th« Hwl HiUnwi fiaak i»f Tapi|u. a la . N a tio n a l 1ton k in * l > r - VjRca - i ; N l f f l t i i i . T fW iiH ’, **twl xIiaII t* ■ It, 111*ho ft, I Hjmh?U»I M.u(ir of **l*l BRYAN tHRAILKIL!. t'w llft lif fat lW « » I * uni. M il a* filth . Il«- Mill* ry (»• l h an.I b a ll Mil*!* f fup riMh In frnu? o f tha I* . « l t H on** tltmr In MSnifnnl, F l « r - (Id , Oti .Mai*iloi 7 .••*»**-« 5 Motutar. U|H l i b Afjr fef >1hi Hit 11«* Ian*I h«*wra Scrrtca Station and tenure Gtntn and Sanford Avc. •if h tlt, tit® |»rii|«ftly .|«wrHtai| htwl orili m l l«» lm ■oltf l i f m {«| f i n a l I ***i »*>*'.. w III**h fit iif«- v I f In a||it-vl n f W3 :. PtM* PIW "P atron age Appreciated Ifi lh** city Sail font* i*tmit11, Flut hlii* anil it*mi IImm§ «» folltiwa. fit* a Itl taut* IS Mint f 3 o f Ii<i*« I’ littrt, nr* |* r |4.it ihavnof 4t»lp n t-oril- i •4 in tha ■•ai^iir ( f f o n b <<f H-m*. < GOOD WILL RADIO SERTICE J. Mr. ramuitu w. r.iNr»* Itga-itadflafai-HkSd i:'V T V ttorida Cllron Exrhange exhibit at thr Roulh Florida fair which waa awarded tho blue rlblmn for the "most unique » exhibit." he exhit.il wan a ejrnonure <t "all ejrta" at the fair berarne of it* effective appeal. Tho oranges, tangerine* L in the renter—product* o f the great marketing organiyalion—plaieil up. n a din* of purple velvet, trimmed in alive, «rvct* the had* of Ihe Kxrhxngt'a rlaim to fame better than on overwhelming array of fruit could have dene. farm land, that theae farmer* air ji paying T “ Stop Ihi* income fur the farm­ er, tnii you atop the life blood of ih.‘ whole community. '•Home of tho best brain* of the celery Industry nre now Dying to wink out ■ plan Unit will *- ' ((’onlinucil from I'age One) lenr-flghr-ertttr Mtxraie «mt "trr- lew th«r celery hue Inet* or 16#' large ; state to sur.i.t-, onu-ti I' <n .... l oams. T V Kps-s-r home sttwal .eel*, hlTC developed there ontll rverwl years amt is armsi u ef floe celery, thy hav intarrst of every ciliarn and ever;1 Thtn thert'a Ihe roan who re­ ■till held in the memories of Han- shipped many rar|oada that ordi­ business house nprcially, to •up- fused lo go foaiUng wllh hls chil­ port thi* movement .1 1 every era J hrd eil lactic as a thing of brant), narily would have xhnwn them a dren l*v»li*e il reminded him so ttr. Speer wlssi — -rh*"»-l • trad profit, hut now what rin they gvtt >j.oa*lble.. inech of lh« slock market. “ That movement jf .the.diming-, •f land down near the river on “ After giving up their U')or and which hr pMOlrd a smaller grove, ecverul hundred dodara |mt acta tinn or a pail of the surplus cella days gone by this land ha-l fer fertlllxer, etc. their crop i* mj- ety crop a* lx icqurstril by US brew ag Indian silage and is lurej and they prepare it for parcett of Hie celery grower* of oow known to Hanford inhabitants M il e I, It .must be alxi-d, washed, the elate. “ This'-unity .o f action. aUla ptttooled'iirgialjjy, j.(.eke,| In.nice pa Ionian -----“ t>r. Speer’s ' |s-Htl.al ea’rWer b new- ciatm, and loaded into u re­ wk'a aa^It'U, ilnuM rover have been obtained, if It had not been owe to he admired. S o o n after frigerator car. Quality Merchinrfi** at Florida had leva admitted a* a “ The farmer after nil Ihe labor for the fact that tho eilnatbrn no* *o aeriou* that waa na* arlfllth and Hally state, la |gf&. I*r. Hprer suggest, and expect, knowledge rrqulrrd to ed Orange county ax a name Tor product this ciop, the money he u.idcnt to all, that their bock h Rugoiubla Prices with tha wew raanty farmed by the baa paid oat for material, it nut to the wall, and their only boyo » fOfwMaothm o f Mnwjaitn and lire- Ilk" the manfaclurer or the Jt«o la In the brothrrly oplrlt of e»- SIP BH*Y1C*—vaed rsvuotles. Orange county wax rlia-.it who hat good* to tell, they operation to nave their (ndJxtr/." legally reesvgwiaed a* a eonnlv tell you whal you muil pay if Jaly t«. 1MB, I»r. Speer servr.1 n you want their nterchandiie, but L E G A L H O riC B \he first representative sent to the farmer will consign ur ship the legislature from Orange coun­ to some commission man ur Jol.lK-r ty. Through M* Influence, in Hl.V, in celery. Thi* man sells pur wbat the boundary line let ween Orane- hr* can get or*what be want* to an.1 Vnlnsia roentie* was fixed at sell for, the farmer knows nothing i t P A T T IM M W . Iksm hjkbfi"* ■ ANIHIKW-. XleAHMIl al.1 t lb lb tV SI. Johns liver, lie assisted of the price. IIA StrANMtl, his svtl*. m estal, - -ling a slate land office. oniiiiu of H a i i i t v . ® ' DKLANH, Feb. |U. ■A program “Then Ihe nun who sell* tha ^ - l i a s , » f I t'" H l* l* o f Fine. In lh Ai a previous (late, not recorded .d e fy pays (he freight and laket that wili enable Volusia county to AtolreW JI#A...h *0.1 tu-ri'lti lt», Ai.w. hs the’ Kpeer family hUtmr. |lr. oat hi* commission, that ia, pro- ■nler tho now nthwl year with a ili.» MrAn«h. hi* w ife, whoee r»»|. I> tklcaa-s llllaol*. ■ » ' J "' Vw Speer’s wife had died. During his sided be gets cno.gh front tho clean slate, and wilt not, at the lime«• U kuStnSs"f lh* *"'• A"' / I»D t txslttiial aclivitien In Tallshass".., talc of the celery to pay the eg- aauut .time, Inflict undue hardnhlpa ItlgdO* »• Xt.-Aask l - l n g txJ f M he met ami msrrve-1 fiorernor orhitnat freight rate* aril tha on tha teacher, and patrons nf tha IlDtftUI and- •■»ntm»cei»t l**u« llart'* daughter,. ImU. They had commission. Kie.ju.-Mly it has- achont*. waa worked out by (lit l,"roU *i!ulfh lr s g o o. f Illinois: r ’rt’ u are tierrby eo" dxrghter, now known as l.uta t-»n» that the sale price will not county hoard In session hern yes­ r.UUlrrA te a p o r s r ,k * r e l* on liar, ib r Sits "tar o f M erck, i n * . * ^ rule ilnr " » lkh> l'« a r t. lo Ike Bill pay cmninitsiun and fiaight on tha terday morning. plalal IHwl tier*to. w '“ rk “ N*t on l. Dr. (tpeer hit other t-arslood of celery, torn the farm­ Under the plan ad.iptH all „■f« t I'om U to t-r s clo s s a lld o fo c Stst* ow-mbs-s, op Ms family were prom- j er hs i to make up the 1stance duo teacher* in the rounty flit recelvh . 11 * i*uulil> t*X*a o o tka * '• o f tke toent in the parly community life on freight. a salary cut of 10 jwr cent. The kt. »» r* r« * e f Ilia Heril.m lJ . T ow ash lp Sk *<iulk ssf Sanfnr.1, J|. J, Dovle. tbp bus. . . . ,__ , “ Htiangr that the nun who pro­ county superintendent of piih'it lU im p 31 Ka M* Instruction, (irnrge W. Marks, and IHIa DT'lir ®U*H !»• Iwad t.f Dc. Speer's daughter, duce i Ihe food that sustain* Ufa, ,Hir« a w e e k ,fo r fou r eaiw eeoltva Mrdly, and tb-orge. Ilrantlry. tlm members of Ihe coqnly . jchiKjl sr»rx * 'I n 'r t i i o a .m n t It s o M .-s hoe to twite-whak-i* given him for Insahand o f D ip younger b'|o*-e Howsu*)H>r o f a tn rra l clrculalluti In Ms labor and use of hb> rapital. board'also nrtrptrd a similar re­ Meiifni.l. Florida. . . . • duction vnluntarfly despite tha meal *tnrr at tho foot o f MrllmWITNruus tk* fca»d *1 tb * .C la r a Yet, ha has no itcourse. meal strop at tho foot o f Meltonfact that their remuneration la a e.l ill* **al o f ssut t’o o r t this “ Stiangv that the man who pro­ fined by law. M uar o f si We Avem-e. This wan the only F a il between Fwrl Mell-O no.I duces Usuries esn denisn I prices Janitor* at the various a.-hoota A. XL WF.KKU. Tampa for *otnp year*. Mr. A r- that will pay him enormous oii-t- were not snbjftt to a uniform ny . U eguty t'Ulk thac Otnn, Dc. Speer'* father-in- it*, aid the jeoplo pay it. Why reduction, in view of the fart that IgkiAM. . > law, was a senator In the first many had already had thtlr aal- W. A P A T T tg tlA l-f. Urlnodo. Ftortile. alien pared. Homo re.lucU.na wacr state legislature. He was also lh* Folk Itur fo r C um alnloaB t made, however. In Instanrea where owwai o f a Vrwr orange emse w a’a believed t h a t rnndltiolta •ear Dt. ftpsu's grave on Melon* qtii k o f m i m i * A « ritla Aven-m. Fames IS. Spee', Dr, warranter! such action, Nolle# l* lirist.r alsea <kat#i*ds An an additional economy meas­ •p<| rwear'a roost* and my great -k, (vrswiirs of that eerlal ure tt waa found nrcee»pff,la (but tlsctvv si (st«li,«ur* s « t Ml grandfather, named Orlando, San­ • i J , and ealsrsd ah Ikd IM da shorten the school term ,ln alj Jg Frhrusry. ford"* oesgkborla? city. A. •>., IMI, *a ,aa three ef th« branches, primary. by - Ik" Orroll t W l , t" and f. " la U I7, Itr. Speer, white on a fcwt at twraty dot Ian » tbmvoand. Although theae figure* may acein kvrhvaal to the auhjrct, they are a mean* e f eatlmatiarg- th* imaa a n value e f thU project. Near thi* grove IH. p'pfet erected Mw *lately Speer mansion. The man•too wax east in itnirture, ton P a c k a r d States Case Of C e l e r y G ro w e rs Here Volusia C ou n ty Is Working OnPlanTo; Keep Schools Open wf Sts Anediwh*' local it), the caMa gaaw heewase the o n gWtWlSag (stare for uaMy g IssAiaw <wid*. It ts *atd s b w am I ad low attach was ■ M i that little Arthor newt tn Qotrkty aad the m fortl- Oowlk-.l* L'auntr. Florida, la CM; CfCr,-in m■ cvfUlu cause Iksrel (Iftiflbc Wksrein * CAM Kill >N tM VaUAtt'MKBT rouCANV. Inc-ivyo. Sled. * .vrporatloo. was romptili boat Dip la Loko Oi or g i vrtlh hi* lUUa now A| and two cohwod men, was drowned. Thy c-neotnterrd stsgmy weather aad tha bokl wan Therc'tt Nothing I-ike a i tBowl f >of * Mexican Chill All Kind* al Handwirheo Phone SMO Dels Irev Service for I’artlee ANGEL'S EAT SHACK TR IAN O N _ f,*caeca A Haofoed Ata. Atlntiaoioh 60c. Tu.Oc W A G O N E R ’S 600 BuTonLAra. BRIGGS, Beauty Shop r JEWELER C. tlriggs, Frop. IM Magnolia i w i N t W V> f • ‘ ,SEU ARCS » ' KARL i. SCHULTZ LIFE INSURANCE CXL DUtrkt Miaagdr "Over IM adtllaa ta feevV wow M - » r x *• JM1 K 1ft a ' roreerariont* stockholder*. “ It beans work fur tha crate manufattursr aad all lha allied rwehad them. Some limn later a Industrie*, dawn to the mail that body which some claimed to be haute the toga to make Ihy vc.R-rr (hot a f Dr, hprer Xros found. This for the ciatea. “ It was vstilMted tha cost of these crates for Remind* County *a* approaluatsly 1400,000, “The value ad this farming land ray Uxlag purposes |i ct(U mated to ba 1700,010. The ru*k e f tha equlpnwnt aeu Improvutmanta la aqoal to and sonutltqot exeggda tha lard Vhba. H f tkta Industry pr any i xIArrtxhla ynA df II U killed, a wIS to n o M a f the finder and lafgh, gg u dht-i* hf hired ha nushoidsr, n* U agacD I is sat s r o f said C o n n , la nml by sold dserso appointed, ahall o l’ fe r f.sr sa l- and sslt at p u e ilc o o l L t fX « t tea front d oor o f Ik* » o d fl I lio n s , la itanfurd. Fsmlnol# Yroaoly. KiarMa. Mtween tk# legal houre-ol f sals, on Wonder tk. stk dsr ot r ndrth. trJi. tk* asms Using s Hal* ■ h*r - (if .nsht Court, the fultowlad , tlssrrlMd propsrtr sltuatod In F»midol* rmtair. riof*d». to-w lit t» X Tow nship IS Baulk, Ua * s » »* , k l e Nortks-est «|unrtsr o f Ik* N .r th ifs s t Qwarter o f Bo* I ton A [ SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. R jL J K T IU P A L 8 U P P U E 9 E dO N B ^ a -vkAft MAANOU. Hast. lw R Tnwnshlp ik death, tunas >• m i h ROBERT' I a t r o f th e N-.rlt.ssst Uoaftrr af tha Boatkeaal USit- Grocery and M eat ^5.00 BajL. F^HKINS �,T t w i I STARSSINDAY I f a e -U g W ffl M a d e m Campbell May Try Ran A t Pay Beach Late Si DAYTONA M ACH . Pei. 1A— i*1—Sir Malcolm Campbell, Brit­ isher here In qweat o f ■ new world land ipeed record late yesterday declared an attack today aw lha record was virtually hmpoetible and that Sunday aaqoso Moitabl* would be tha earliest pas■Ibis lime he weald attempt an­ other run. If ha tskra the Bfaablrd to tho beach Sanday It wtl! only be for another test raw to try oat tho now geny ratio cod high-powered racing machine dur­ ing the peat three days. Mechanic* yesterday afternoon completed adjualaseet* which will giro tha Bluebird a lama* gear ration to orertome a wet er u i a S A N r o a ft y i ^ p p y s a t u im a O e w u asy i» . i m Celery. Market Reports hslf and the Tiger. atlll unable to art Utah combine ■cMeItlag In Through co u rta a jrp f th e U. 3 Department o f A gricu l­ itfEjWftfr 1 m » the form they flashed egeinst Y M. I. ture in co-operation with the Florida State M arket! ns Smith and Courier, hath Fad football atari last (all, was* tha Bureau, R . E, W in frey, Sanford representative. big run" for the team ftow tha Celery taws. Smith had 10 paints while Coerler rousted nine. Hl|(iaa, renter had fear point*. In the Cab imam Cason and yiori.i.% ,a. r I’atlf. te. n i'»lif. Hager wets the hot men for Or­ T -i.ii-n * lande with 10 caanter* each. l,rl*i tt l,n r ,l* ar Celery free, IW UWwr-IWMr aeerlwe W ilt *>brit»r». DU.—iaii Ohrirerj, IHI.—(ill lorker. I r * " l i o Ikrweeh Ik* rv Plee'ka I llifkun. r « > i « i lerhaSlee Ji n « l ' t « , A O a M n l k l __ __ Itrkleon e thaw, r , Seer m M eeMHs at aee A. W. Ciianl. g teds*. Yeehum. g A llan J. Altanl, 1, lulllmnr, |, LrseU. g lUrm'-r h.ir.i t. Butl.iln S. rklc»*-' lower, g T. ClK-miMlI 1, Cl»»rl*mt I, Petrel! S Kv»r»it, lit X, Vllnl. MleJ* f. Oreenrl-.t.. I, ||.,t!f..n1 I. Jnwr OUT 1. tonlrtrUte S. N-mtrkl. New greith. r H u m i New Tntli l«. IVleralture Co* Her. f I. Ytilli. t. Pliiol-.irat) 1. IV. Ilgam*, e l*«#r V.iH« tl. Hlvhmnnil I, Ai. Caiskt, g taannh Arrinlnn r, H'llk«ium« latke*. a L Vrtutt*.t.,wil Xulie,elite I, — Total gar:-----!---- ------*•— ---- — : Pa“ I**- I.* ■ to tree o»«te4 ee4mw *1 -we A. W. M l* . M T i n i A C VAIttm- II r,ra n« * Tore ta. n>u*eri|ihi* a. U'-i- n «. Newark k I’uiikunA to HrfMil-r, •a. file*, Alike u l..hr» ml 1‘rtttl. lienee V* •> ra fur ree«tt. alwmenl f. IT.WINV \Tt I enre (>*<»eit One enrta I* r'M.-ngn, rtrirlanl. i'*ninri, awl rwir.iii ATIJIVT.V lUVKnntONK: Metre. HAV A N N til l>l VKKNIlkM* lie*.lend I. Itmtnn I. |-hlr*H<> I. Mllr<l ICr*celi, t i e . M»W TktV I. r'ttrelnll f iteeUe . Petal latkeeantlkn t e r miBNOR AIIIKS. Fc.t. IT. (A! * r*Mat. *>k. ir. i n s Jarue* A. Jl-illtim SANAnil It 11\ llllvi .WrelH.i, nl -t'apl, n e w YORK— In line with Um Plnrlrt* Mil, parllr rlnitHy llnol■ policy nf her husband. Mr*. Prank mg* rutttlertie. mnr.ernln wire in. i i m W b u r la.tffTer.lng from D. Rnu*ev«lt pUi to cut the es- entry: ■!«mnml mmlerale, markei Rio ilc Janrirn, romplcllng lha t*ni1.M«l* f it K -hlpolh* lli*l flight frtiin ■ Kngt*nJ tit pcn*e* of the White I|oum> 21 per nearly unt, ii-1-..l un ilelireretl *at<* I,** cent. 1.1. ir,tn«|iiirialloii rkir**e) In Argentina In *rtrn flying day*. . Smith, CourierStarFor Sanford In GameAt Orkndo Coliseum ■nip : the Seetbhot tha Georgiaa, t h a Cotton automatically renewed If necesaary. Campbell explained the necesilty af watching far areiy pas­ tille obatacle that weald prerent to Conroy who had II. Mm from making speed. Th# first quarter found both Proof that tha Brltiahar meat team* laboring under dllflcully to battle fractions af ascend* ta gale a new ipeed record can be men in the (Set that ha made oae run tail year at W7 mil** an hour and on the way bach, the ascend of two rone, dropped ao far btlow this figure that tha avenge wae eaty SU. Kaim er A n d Jackson Starring' In-Contests Murray (tanner and Don dark •on. Saaford'a two athlrtk* retire•rntatirea at the Unlrer.iity nt North Carolina, continue to nab the headline* In iport* storir* lei’ Ing of spring football (raining nrtlrltlae at the nnln-relly. Jackson, a member of one of four team, now in training, ran 60 yard* for one of the Uni tn-ichdown* Hli team, dubbed "Virgi­ nia'*, scored agalnrt n vicinrltni* tram debhad .“Ceorpia.'* Jsrlcton'* play waa .termed “ rrry rstUfsrtory," deapite the i t to 1:1 lm* Hi* team suffervd in the prartirigame played ln»' Wnlnrulay. Ksnner. who played at renter on the MVanderbilt” le.-im, U irrort#d a* one of the thru* plsvrr* on the two team* who "■ hiked r*|ir. "B O W L IN G N < y p sr SOnford Merchants B o w l i n g Laagve took two gmmts out •< throe from tha Truck Growers tdam la matches on local allsj* Thwrsdo* night. .j L U Stephans of the ^Barber. ERL m trich scorn- with a total l O M paints during tha erasing While B. A. Cobb waa sttond with, i l l point*. The Sanford candle pin team last Us match to tho Orlando taam by U pins, athoogh It won t|g first gome by two pin* and Ust tha last game by oaY ona MAN WITH car wanted for local Ira and coffee route. No experi­ ence needed. Mutt be tali*fled to make fSSJO n weak at start Write Albert Mills, Route Mgr. W E Mon month, Cinoimatl, 0. FOR BA LB? Pina World Beater * pepper plants, C. Caspar, I mDe sooth o f Glnderville. I To N igh t: Dcubly Show A rnmtnt, with thrill* and er citrment. Klnnl basketball game nf the local Srininale High Hchnol *ea»on sUUeufcUxal j U. tiiii-ttllHflluUUll, naaliiin tonight at tunn ti'clnck. The Deljind Bulldog*. who bold one v k lw j over the local tram, wilt ft»*ni*h iho oppertHon. Coacli tennard Mel.itcn*. whu raw 'hi* ComeQnnruri PknfM fhofttfBddtH ina romwctoFidventurp/ r First Call For Breakfast V E A mJ O K . 1LL1 TAKE TWO PNIBD IM S AN1A A LMtfrB. PlCCB. M OP SNOKBD H A ftlJ 9 * off rue 0 * 0 * 0 ATLANTIC TOAf, PICK. PALL OUT OS HAM.'OlCKf BUT N U U A W k l PREEN t l l f n k- OR AHjtONITlOf* A m a n r OA K B9TLB SS 3 1 0 m *. ’ nr TH0 c m il l o a Hut if canceUatinit nf war debt* wou'd bring prosperity, how come thin:* got worar duilng the year no debt, were paid!- Macon a C lflA ip r ogddiig ta Jack Sanford and Bad aa-apngmare af tha game. ‘ Chapman wilt do the eatch% gad, 11 the chances peasant ha will tar dowe one of "drag” bunts that (re so ofos la a pinch. ~ McCrena, who formerly — t Ik* W w lm -M tm taam tha BguUi Atlantic Lieges, will *w*g boon. Jack lm urur ba at tacond, and Cabis at short. John Edward wisnrd at ftaldtag, will ba third. In tha ootflaU Roy Herridew. Rad Martin, and Jim Tarrihlt, af Crete Cove Spring*, are ROUND—10 day* ago, girl's bicy­ alihMt aura to start, with Guiaa, cle. Owner may hare saiue by Idanllfylng It at polios station and paying for this ad. T a n Cantmril. ranking Beaten nmra pHakar. win ampiiw tha LOST— White setter doc. Lamra oar. Betwoen Do Land and Naw J m aa ha did two wash* ago Notify C. B. A an Sanford handed DaUnd an Smyrna, Fsb, It. J ta d defeat In tha fln t gams of Brmnan, Now Smyrna or Herald. t ggT-1 played In tha South dur- HONEY—10 pound pail. nidr IMS. 1009 E. 2nd. Goo. E. Slack. I Neat Sunday afternoon, tho DaJjtai all-stare coma to Sanford fog a third E W . _ Deland", ho raid, "while at tha •arre time Ivljinil, while lmfroved, hai been ,on lha toeing »n I of many Important game,." Last Baskethall Tilt Is Scheduled Tonight T H E A D V E N T U R E S O F TOM , DICK A N D H A R R Y W ANT A' Iram loe* a CA tn £t dectetoft U* Orlando lael night. this miming predicted a rktory orer DeLaad <>Jr team ha, improved 100'per- F w e i .l v TANK H d DOWN A M A T © # / LOOM AT T M «a f TALK A E a o r - g f c l p a o v io id p o m , 1 v A S K Y O U ------ n v i r* im i# tr I O B A .* H O f» T r r IP VOO PINO A . PRIED CHICKBN S S 6 * W i r rw iP me M ANLY P A W N 1 W IT H STOMACHS MM A W IM S TUB B O Y S 3TA0T A S E A R C H AON. AOOO r . S T H £R R O O T S * AA7HCR 'SHORTY N * G O S N -r* t bor m s s e n r TO OEM M 'G O R H f f O W HT TH E A R R O W T IM E -F A T t’ K A S A Q o e C A WAY n r P C A L tK Q W IT H U S MORTALS W H A T * IN T « OOP, S H O R T Y f J m a r , BVEN Ilf A 1 •HALL SOAY YOORS . A SWELL DETECTIVE: WHAT o o YOU KNOW V THIS? m PRUITCAKK, CIOARETTC^ J y S N oklN f* TAOOACCr, , ^ C HO CO L A T A - SA Y - W * U R ATI ON T H It VflTM OUA J L KC(r OP, WATPR. ANO \ • V k W B ftP «O O t> POA. t M lY g R A L DAYS r about AN O HERE* A NOTE. W PRO A S Y L V IA TO B « N > v IT P A Y S - “ MOPS YOU t t f j o r THa c o n r a H r* o p THI* Beer, MOTMElt AN D I ARB ALWAYS THINK lA ftr O P YOU — W ELL, SN O O TY/ 1 •r s a m e t h e J OOA I* POIE TH E fl IRISH r f a m i l y I s u r th e w a o n s . A D PR gas X A L L E Y O O P -O u ’* prehistoric Ancestor y\P \ YEEEAAW O O pQ f EGYPTIAN lotua tuber* and goldfish. Mrs. George Moffett, Palm Terrace. B iff For The Cardiff � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 18, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 18, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/84a2c386f38d394338f24f758bc25294.pdf e9bb2c11deae61d94fa58625b7add438 PDF Text Text 1 le e ™ .®aitfurD fe r a ld 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 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 17, 1M3 9 THE WBATHER Partly dowdy w“ h showers laalfkt .ad Ratwnksy all (felly warmer. _____________ . F tra C o i U A C n pr SHOLTZ SAYS Measures A re Taken For LONG CALLED Reports Favorabl Fullest P r o t e c t i o n Of IE IS OPPOSED Franklin D. R o o s e v e l t U A H ' BY ONE O n M ayor Cerm OF WITNESSES A n d M rs. Joe Japan,SaysEnvoy TO SALES TAX Recommendations Of Anembly Denounce Tokyo’s Activities In China Provinces CROWDS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE A BANKS P A Y OFF .. GENEVA. fVfc. 17— (A.P.>— ^Tarafea Matewek*. Japarfa , w afer N fm n t a t ln la Gaaa»a, D e t ro it Institutions aald today fels f*srrnawwt will Decide To Pay Five IMt accept tfea isrommradatlan* Percent Of Deposits at tfea Leaf*# af Natlaaa farl|i HWttatMlWMt. -. — ............. — — "■‘M ttM M W ‘•*r*‘W «r'M M a S H lW WASHINGTON, ‘ Fate IT.— (A ll immediate eon*ider*»ion of a bill — Measure* for the follest faa-llo etelude from the country all alble protection for PreaManl-• .ili.-ns agitating overthrow of the elect Roo*evelt and awtft pun- Jamenrment. already pa*»*d by Uhment fur tho»a who wwuld the llou»e. Borah objected on the overthrow the govsnsmant moved ground that tlmo did not allow forward today in th# nation » -officiant dehat*. Governor Declares No - ---------- ----------------------Additional Source, A * v a ju lp | l Of Revenue meoea Mplul To Operate S t a t e President JACKSONVILLE, Fab. 17. — Eapreiatng himself as thinking of "th* hnmarr element rather than the theoretical Ideaa and iU these frill* o f government.” Governor Sbolti yesterday morning said ^ " " ," ,^^H cet^ r'reren u e^ i^ u l*^ f!*tlnri-DETROIT. Fab. 17— OW—De­ essary for th* operation o f thte troit banks put. $.10,000,000 on the state government during th# next coonter yastarday, but th* public tarn year*. In that connection he placed wasn’t ln any hurry to get It. himself flatly on record as being “Thaw watar waa awy ef Japan'* accepting tfea report", fea raid, declining la dlacwaa tfea drtalto af It bat dafewding tfea yraparatlaa* far tfea of dapoalta o f Ihla. th* third day Japan*** InvnaJaa af J*feoL Ta o f th* eight-day banking holiday, prataal Maacfcakaa w# a w l paaaaaa tfea cktef U «w af JffeaL was followed by hurried prepara Tfea aaly way ta gat praca la lion* for a rush of business. But f*c tfea Cfelaaaa ta wltfedraa* no polictmtn war* needed to keep tbair traapa fraaa JahaL Wa vill th* cresrdf la IIn* and In every In­ fllfet If « a fear# ta.’ stance relatively light withdraw­ » U r J. A Boudreaux Telia O f Reign Of Terror In Roosevelt Confers With Carter Glass Louisiana Instigat­ s„ „ or „,tfWM (R. w. vo, ed B y “Kingfiah" ENROUTE WITH ROOSE­ -ought const,Ivratlon of th« bill Hoover waa kept ad viied by telephone of the condition “To ahow thr«e man-killer* who of M aybf t’ermak, o f Chlango,, com* ta this land that w# will not and the four other* wauntM by I tilcmta them." Jh# bill would add Zangara. In adJition t k* h # Chief -------i •communist*" -------------- to -- ,present ------- .provlExrcutlve ordered Attorney Gen-, ‘ Iona for the expulsion or excluoral Mitchell to inquire Into thci *’*’n of "onarchlata." eat* and use every resource at the| In th# other wing of lb* capital, _ __ D m r tlM it P.. ■' H«asa new llte w -w to uncovrr all aeidne* ln| vrrsad a previous vote and apthe crime. i " ' l l Pf"v*d Ute Eallek bill providing An objection by Senator Borah #>ero penalties for persons ad(R. Idaho!, prevented tho Senate s (Continued On Page Eight) CALIFORNIAiiCSS DAWES ADMITS ON CITRUS S M D BANK ERRED IN SIZEABLE LOANS TO INSULL NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IT.—(*T —Senator Haay ?■ «<«»». who m called several wltnesss* "Hare", yesterday was called a Iter hlmsrif by a wltnesa bafor* .tfea ..Heaaia aoanaiUe* «Ana#*Uaai«. lag th# senator!* election o f John II. Orerton. who was supported by U n g. "ih# klngflsh" o f Loul.iThe wltnessJCUoseph Boodreaui, leaned over toward Senator Long and. shouted: • • ■"Huey Long reuldn'l get elect­ ed jostle* of th# peace unleee he etol# It. Ha'e a bigger crook than anything In Louisiana." " I want to ^prove that thin witness Is n police character and a pug," Senator Long told the committee. 'Thai's a lie,’ said Boudreaux. H#’, a ------------- liar* Aa Chairman llow fll called him to order, Bordreaua eald Senator Long ha* been using that word all the llmo before th (^ committee. j | | I darn him to cell n » a liar. He'* not man enough to mak* that statement where It li fa ir.‘ Long la trying to epear m* by trying to mak* you think I am a police character I have »w * ,o • m Im tal' tnnoanr| ng that h# would veto anjr such measure coming to him from the 1913 legislator*. He •aid that no additional state millage' over the low rate now In e f­ fect would be levied, basing bis view, on th# "cutting’ out of dead wood" In the atate government Bankers ax- and getting down "to bed rock." Tfea Laagfe# af Nation* assem­ al* ware reported. bly report, denouncing Japan'* pressed th*m»*l**s as “ surprised." at h# put it. In economical oper­ . Manchurian policy, wa* transmit- They said they looked for larger ations. Hare anrout* to Washington tad to all tfea garammanU of th* crowd* and greater demand for and New York City—from th# world tobay by wireless telsgraWASHINGTON, Teh. 17. —(JT> TAM PA. Feb. 17. —California’* money. latter place hi I* golnfe to make pfey. characteristic brusque fitru* ' win* from this winter’s —With Upstate, aome banka followed a IS-mlnute Florida radio talk to­ It dadaraa agalnit th* roalntefrankness, Charles G. Dawes told windstorms and frosts may reach - the governor nanca and recognition of th* Detroit’s example, but others re­ morrow night to his a total o f 36 percent o f th* sea­ ■ Senate committee yesterday •tat* o f tfpachukjo and Invlta* mained dosed. Mainly, they fol­ minced no words as on the matter per­ son's erop, F. O. Frmstrom, presl- that his Chicago hank had "v io ­ Unitad Stated and Soviet Rusila lowed Governor Comstock's plea views to'Jala tfea L*w;u» power* In *f- that no more than flva percent be taining to the state govern­ dent of tho California Fruit Wrap­ lated the principle Of law” in loans factlng a Ju«t settlement of th* mad* available,' and that rigid ment and ba. reiterated hla pre­ ping Uiile. of Pomona, said white to the collapsed Insult utilities dlapato- batwaan China ant Japan. tloatag BThthbr respects b# ob- election announcement that ha I* companies. "taking tha full responsibility for on a short visit here yesterday. Tfea Leago* raport r*com- aarrad. Ruefully saying that “ tha re­ "The damage waa serious," Mr. trospect o f the average banker I* At the dote of hanking hour*, th* executive end of th* governm*nd*d that Manchukuo ta di»Fcmstrnm said. "In tome o f tha n sad one,” the former vlca-preal•olv*d and thar* b* **t up In Man- officials reported a large part of Accompanylng him northward open airs*, tha trees of antin' dent testified hi* institution, chorln. a government orgtnitallon the available $30,000,000 waa still >f entire *l w“ *or instillation, ine the J**" * r*T,t***. under th* lovartlgnty aad com- In bank eaidta. They *ald they •hoard th. apaclal train wh rh groves werw stripped .......... Boudreaux said ha had took Preeldent-eect Roorev.lt to­ paUbl* with th* administrative would remain open during th# r*. leave*, and will bear no more fruit mninder of th# holiday, extending ward New York City, was Nathan until the next season. This elten- tal ___ Integrity o f China. ami _ surpVt* _ _ o f $14,000,000, ... . . knockad senseless and dragged nff to Jail In tha ateta rapltol M atin aUtr w iw b ilo n t r of I t until next Thursday, permitting n had loaned $11,000,000 to th* farTfea dispute muat bo sattlad tlon, however, was not typical. It building at Baton Rnugt by lluaccording to principle* of th* single flva percent withdrawal by rirulturo. Th« fo w n o r and Mr. la true only of n smalt proportion flung Insult enterprise. Mayo are to confer ln Washing­ H» agreed that thl* violated th# ay tang's thuga." H# said I-aLeague Covenant, tfea Kallogg- each depositor during that Urne. of the total area struck by the principle o f a law Intended to Bline’r chauffeur had been boatAOf “th* tlftlt-powey • At th* M M * U**w state execu­ ton with B###axtfwc$lan F^naoco itnrm*. ta and ha went ta find oat an muit dHiteiaw fear tive* and financial leaders wore Corporation WfeUa tha 4 a m *r was serious prevent hank* Trim "putting too h b t e fU .w " * ' that the chief exeeulT** wife treere many egg* In one basket,” but . . . . . . _ » lunch aria, China and looking forward to what will hap­ In extent, and rauded heavy losses Feinting out Jo# Messina New Yark City. where from Jtpnn with th* league m isting pen Feb. $3. th# day art for endto Individual grower* In tome sec­ said when the loan* were mad* standing In tha room, he said the atudlo. o f WOR, N t e i'k . K. lag th# moratorium. • A score of abaald open negotiations with a tion*. th# total damage to tha they "were all supposed to b* J.) radio"atatlon. he will aiak*t»>w Mth*t m*n there, HUey tang's plaaa ware under discussion. state's erop a* a whole prohably well secured." riaw af rattling their dispute. Thar# wa* talk of a banklnr die- broadcast, to begin at 7:00 .d o ck will not be as heavy as (he lotto* These securities, he said, are bodyguard," had taken him by tha arm and was leading him tator for th» state, and ground­ tomorrow night of fruit Indicate. California, Ilka now all held hy the Reconstruc­ Governor Rbolti Is unalterably nut o f the capital when anoth­ work for such a move was Mid la Worlds, place* fruit product* on tion Corporation as rnlteteral on date legislature the state legislator* where a hill bill Bppotl^ |n tha repudiation of any the market as well a* fresh fruit. It* $90,000,000 advanre to his er "on* of them" hit me on th* wa. Introduced to permit th# g Iorw , debts, be they •»•»*. fou" ‘ The #6 percent of th# crop that bank. bark of the hear). . hanking commissioner to dictate ty, district • - or ---------*>"• he but he municipal, "There Is a lot nf IntlmidatDawes' testimony climaxed a .was not Injured probably will. In th* management of any state or also think* that Floridians should my opinion, supply tha demand* whlrwlnd day for the stock mar­ Ing going on around here and not he forced to pay WO cents on body­ private bank. ket Investigators, during which Senator tang has got for fresh fru it" the dollar for tho bond* sold sev­ DELAND— That the major Th# Californian said th* dam- they were told there, wer* dis­ guards In here rarrylng guns," eral year* a f” . wh*"> •* **" are In ritrvs In hi* state may re- crepancies between Income tax charged Boudreau*. qpatlloti facing th* *ntl<| today Senator tang Jumped up and g u tha proper Yocognltior n M h S l R e c L C r o s s pressed It. lb" ‘ . i ' w t t sut in a better marketing sites- return* and public statement* many time* the purchasing value producer of food and _ -u.it.uclothing tlnn for Florida fruit for the re­ made hv Instill companies and ■aid ha objected to testimony (Continued On Tag# l.lthtl but Chair­ wa* tha opinion Voiced recently mainder nf this season, at this heard Owen D. Young ileserlb# •bout hodygu»nl» ta th* Rotary Club at Joa’a Reeslat# can supply nny short**# that his effort* to save the tumbling man Howell ordered before tha bar Jo# Messina and Wheaton taurant by Phil 8. Taylor, a'.ale • . may result from California’* Insull structure. department of agriculture, who While their Inquiry was in prog Stlllson, who were pointed out weather mlsfortun**. declared that th* farmer had lie said h# doubted whether th# res*, a delegation front the Man; by Boudreaux a* tang’s body­ WASHINGTON, Feb. 17— eavar In prosperous time* received The American Red Cross Is planCalifornia groerer* would get bet­ Italian hoard of commerce pre­ guards. “ Are you armed now?" de­ n square deal and now In a period nlng to purchase 1.600.000 cotton ter prl:e* for the remainder of sented a petition to Vlre-pretl of depression was suffering more blanket* and 60J)00 cotton comtheir erop, becaua* nf Florida’# dent Cnrtl* protesting that "eom# manded Senator Howell. "Y e*." slid Me•«ina. mysterious Infhienre seems, to than any other business or pur­ fortew as n first step In lb# dis­ PARIS, Fab. IT .The French ability to provide any shorter* In “ Then you are “V tlu ded from suit. have been Interfering” with the * -uopij. supply. • Th* r< prices tribution of It* eacond allotment Banat* recently — nlly began nagnn Its exami­ — would ——.....hare this room," ordewpl Senator Polatlng out that farm valuta of Farm Board cotton. Tha cotton Investigation. he finance bill voted Increased If »h^ ehertae* Ksd ne. have decreased so percent in tha was granted to th* organisation nation OT Young told of a "feelimr of Howell. trurred ihrring Florid*’* In the Chamber of Daputie* by "There men are officers of the peat two ytars and tha average by B bill alined by Prealdent Hoo­ UO to 235 after’ a record-breaking producing season, he said. (Continued On I'age Eight) tew and have right* to carry farmer's Income had derlndlad ver on Saturday. session of more than 37 hours. guns.” said Senst' r tang. from $2,000 in 1032 to $873 in Th# allotmant consists of about Th* meaaur*. edtieh la not the "Thte is the United Ktatei 1933, th* apaakar declared that 340,000 ba'e* which, Red Cross annual budg.t but . provisional Senate md no one ran come In prosperous time* would never officials estimated, will meat credit applying t* the month of thl* room •rined," thundered return until an adjustment waa about -0 percent of the need. March, provide# new revenue*^ind affected. • Howell. "You are ordered from Chapter* iwill receive application economies totaling 6-2* ^ “00'^00 this room." Haw this adjustment would blanks within a faw day* on whkh franca, about $210,480,000. fo Jha success o( tha first annual in 17S3. During the morning sesalon, happen the speaker declared he they may requisition tho bedding 1933 and *on»titet*» ■" Important Tbit quilt it displayed In the Julius tang, older brother of waa maMa to sUt*. He pointed and additional ready-mad# gar- .top toward the hatenclrg of * Home Demonstration Fair, spon­ sored by th* ttemlnol* County Fed­ south rorner of Ih* Mayfair Hotel Huey, testified that hla brother •at that England, Franc* and tha manla. bed$*t deficit r * r i» alrd at ln.- eration of Woman's Clubs Is al­ dining mom. Scores of other "swelled up when he liecama P°*vre # f tha amid w*r* faced Th« Firm Board cotton Is •** 600,000,000 franca. ready ataured. With an attend­ quilts and rugs are also to be klngflsh" and the state nf Lou­ with a similar problem and were changed ty tha Red Cro#a for M. Edouard Daladlrr. the Prime ance wall over I.&OO being present seen there, at la a targe display isiana now was in tho grip o f a powarUaa ta anawsr. Russia, he finished product# from mill*, Minister, put a motion of ronflyesterday afternoon and wst night, o f antiques loaned by Mrs. Martha (Continued On Page Eight) ••Id, had mad* what many ba- which has* th* option of taking dance and tlrik. majority h* obHared to b* » blind aub in the the cotton and manufacturing it, talned was aam^teed of the par- officials o f the Fair today ax- M offlt of Celery Avenue. Thai the display will draw hundreds of dark toward the answer. or of selUog It themaalvee. fest of the Left— Radical* and pressed themselves a* well pirated other admirers tonight *nd tomorFreight charge* are alto paid for Jfeeiatlsta. Conaervatlve* of the with their effort at showing th* la (h# prediction of Pair o f­ resident* of this community some out of th* rotton. On* gratifying Center and Right opposed the ficials. o f the vital factor* that go to feature has been that numerous project M containing too many Tonight'* program is featured make up a wel| ordered mo<torn Whole*** arrests of all persons factories hare bean nbl# to start nsw Uses and to* faw cconnipies. hopHti " f — ... . — by a Charity Balt In the hotel hall doing business in this city without up and r#-a®ploy, many workers Por tfea asm* reason* AfeaaSaBs "Ilalp Seminole County make a . There ................. many features In room. Mero’s t/rchestra ha* been really repr***nUtire~ekewiag ‘ at •s n result of the tranaaclidn at, which contain, only a handful evidence last night, and each had engaged to play for ihla dance, a a license Is threatened by Chief of Police C. II. Shaffer in a state­ of Socialist* U aipacted to mo.lify Urn Orlande Fair next week," Alex with the Red Cross. Its admiring group, from tha portion of the proceedx of which ment made this morning. Tho Red Cross will also buy th* project drastically- >tevrral * • Johnson, vocational agricalUtre fashion'khow to tfea men> carnival will go towaa-d charity work in th* Por tha past sevsral weeks ha teacher at Seminole High School 18.000,000 articles of underwear, Sepal# Isadora u p r * i* * l ‘ " * ir concessions that surround th* ho­ county. Th* nance la to be in­ appealed thl* morning to farmers, hosiery, troaaers, knickers, over- oppoalllo# also to th* economies tel. Nona draw as much comment formal. -* has been visiting store* nnd 'o tffteM ia, gard*n«rs, and flortsta In nil* and Jumper* for early dia- af $OMO<U>00 franc* In national and admiration aa did a singl* ar­ The Fair will remain open to­ flee* questioning persons on th# Ma March far th* uassaal la Utbatlon. Thl* purchnaa, together dafaaaa approved by tho l»epuli*s ticle displayed among nrarly 100 night until after midnight. To­ oecupatlonnl license lax problem. frxlla, eageUUee, flewara aad with garment# already dlatrib- recently, after M. Daladicr had others. morrow morning at 10:00 o’clock All licenses cams due on Oct. 1, he told (ham, yet of the nearly 600 utod, will mart about 40 percent ataured tfea* th# compression* One article te nothing more or It again will be open ten •*** toMr.. Jshassa. with C. R. Daw. af th* need# for this clothing, It war* tk* m a lt of Improvrd or- less than a Cnad-made quit made affection of the public, and will re­ namts carried on City Jlxto ns owners of business house# re­ ga ell It law aad did not affect the ■am, ay Ovieda, ha* aaaiatant, la a I* estimated. In Tax** in 1783 and since then main open until midnight. army’s ' vital rtrength. Tradiloa- th* winner o f dosaas of blue rifen Seminole County Tomorrow** features Include quiring licenses, only about 250 ally, caottewa Senators, however, bona, medal** and cash prises, . o f Commerce crwamUtohourly lecture* on some phase of hare *• fan paid tha llcanaa. FiilSONEKS LIK E PUZZLES Today h# said that ha haa nrar­ express Ifeq wpialon that the time# hundred* teal night noticed, tha home Improvement, th# awarding wlth th* roepoaalbUtty of a n tee ti Oufeted to permit ary quilt Is latrieatoiy worked out In n * f orliea for the best ruga and ly compacted hla round of vlaitlng fresh fruit*, vegetables JOUET. Ill, Yefe- 1T.-4AT— weakaalag la French defense pattern that delights the aye. quilts on display, and the enter­ an place* where the llcena* haa Walden Frank a Wfelpp. of tk# on tho stag* af th * tainment of nil th# children at th# feat been .paid, and that In n feW fare** now. The quilt la displayed by Mrs. Illinois HUte prison sage h# wUl daya, ha wll| tnatruct hla offlcara Aodltortum la Orlando Gena Adaa^ daaghtor-In-law af Methodist Orphansrr la B*ns«n ta ferreat trery person who feaa purehas* edreral knqflred Jig*DIVORCE LA W REPEALED An ibBi M p I of Spring*. Thasa children will ba Mr. and Mr*. T. P. Adams, to u w putales fay grteoas r». Tfea te avested, b* LITTLE ROCK, Ark„ Keb. 17— whom It waa given by bar grand­ aDowod th# u«* °7 th# feral* fitted to procure a llcena# after fe* aad all pareona tatoreat- fad, alrea^f aadarany In a cell UK—'Tfeg Arkansas houae yester­ mother many y w a ago- It te n wheel, pony ride., and miniature bad been warned. • aa-bankar* and Tfea penalty ter falter* to purynorrr-go-round • f,hout cort, and ______ are urged .*• are hafiL kaa ipread te day afternoon pass* da bill to re­ prised pnsaaf alaa now a* It waa with bias at hna«rUI conducted through th* f u r •has* a llcanaa la a fin* and ordre i n f eww wim ba lore »www— -----years agn, sag despite Its tiff peal tfete '(tato’a 90-day divert* quartare boaaing ex-burgto buy tha IWftla* *» well. ar with afla| M useful now re by member* of th# commute*, . _ • - - - — - * u, M . years of . • i ...i 35 Percent Of C ro p F i n ancier Brusquely Frank IrtTestifyinpr Declared Ruined By Before Committee Recent Cold, Winds Squarer D e a l For Fatmer U r g e d By --------O f S ta te Official % P la n s Purchase Of Many Cotton S u p p lie s France Examining F in a n c e Bill For Balancing Budget V n First Day Of H om e Demonstration F a ir Called Success By O ffic ia ls ’ |. Fine Showing Wanted For County At Fair Warning Is Issued To Procure Licenses -1 r Three Lawyer* A j_ pointed To sent Attacker .Ot P r e s i d e n t-o wet VELT, Feb. AT— — Presi­ dent-elect Roosevelt and Sen-, •tor Glass of Virginia talked over th# laltere entry Into the cabinet on Ah* Roosevelt train from Washington to Baltimore M IA M I. Feb. 17. — < f I r * PhyalcUtw Isiued the folfew** lng bulletin * t 12:80 o’d d d tt "M *y o r Cerntak U altvtfn g and hla condition la w ry $tt_ . . . , i. tsaaaeaJKK W .t i-----------S t o --h e r e. i - { S SrespSiration te fV Wt + * * 20. j made for one or two days. ROOSEVELT GIVES OWN VERSION 0 ATTACK ON LIFE President-elect Re­ lates Incidents O f Shooting In Miami EN ROUTE WITH PRESI­ DENT-ELECT ROOSEVELT TO NEW YORK. Peb. 17— Hare la Franklin D. Roosevrlfa own story of the attempt op hla Ufa: I have heard so many account! myself that I have been trying to think what'really happened aa 1 *aw IL After I had finished speaking, someone from tha talking picture people ekmhed on th* bark of th* car and eald you must repeax xn« repeat that speech fob us. I aald I would not. IlT ldl,./r W have come com* a thouar* W i«k w ea nmv# m inoui.and - M mite* i l e 7 for foe thla. th is" II raid, aald " Ii am am somy but I cant do IL". back of th* car Into my «* a t Juat then Mayor Carmak cam# forward and ‘I Ulkfed vrttfe ' k4m about n mInuto about -Cklarirfe 'to general. Then b* moved o ff be­ hind th# ear. Bob Clark (on* of tha secret service man) waa •landing right by him. Aa ha moved away, a man «»"»• forward |th a long telegram and started telling me what It contained. While he was talking I leaned for­ ward. Just than I heard what I thought was a firecracker, than ■ovaral more. Tho man talking with me pufed back and tha chauffeur started tha car. I looked around and raw Mayor Cermak doubled up with Mre. GUI collapsing. I told tha chauffeur to Stop. He did. About 15 fret from where w# atarted. Tha ••eret service men ahoutod to him, "Get out of tha crowd." Tho chauffeur started again and I •topped him again, thla tlma at the corner of the twndatand. looking back I raw Mayor Carmak heing carrUj along nnd wa put blm in our car. Ho * « but I w** afraid ho wouldn t last. I got my hand on hla pula* ond found none. H « wma on the saot with me and I had my leH »ra> around him. 11# nlumpv.l forward. A detective from Miami, standing on ,hr running board on that . do of th# car waa leaning over him. He raid after wo had gona n coupV- of block# ha wa. afraid Cermak would not la*». I .too, was fearful. Juat than Cermak straightened up and I got ht. pulse. That wa* aurprialng. Kor three block, I actually belter# hi. heart had slopped. I held him all the way to the hospital, and hte H ” coraUnUy Improved. It saerned l k* « m‘ ” to the hospital- 1 l,° * " all tho way. I remember I said, "Tony, don't movo-krap q u irtIt won't hurt If you kaap quint and remain perfectly •tUI." I found that n bullet—th# on# probably that hit c » nB* k. - , 7 , “ the top of Clarita hand. HU hand n . *1] bloody and scratched. You know t knew BUI Slnott. I kidded him at »ha hosplUY thla morning and told hhn ltay eouMn't hurt him with n bollat In tha head. It would Juat bounea off. I l i f t orders for tham to atorva him and Uka o ff at teiat *0 pounds. Huaton. attending Mr*, aald a second blood trai •Ion will b« p d o r a id o D ^ today. He eald ‘ fee laboratory^ t * " port on Mrs. Gill was favMHBI with a "red blood couai bO* slightly below normal and fear haemoglobltn at /Drt*ife s llj M B mal laral." ____ a eli Without of the. care Criminal CT Collin* li m ft H ^ L wre^e.-. session tod* postponed ««tU to* a r r e l«n «r t * morrow TTiVrrU W th naej ----Guiatpp# Zangart c h a r f ^ i j r t ^ tho attempted aaaaaaUtettol to Prealdant-elaet Rooaevalfe. ; . ' Walking to the front to courtroom In front o f tfea judge Colllna briefly ear tha appointment of thru# to represent tfea Italian ahd then ordare relumed to Jail P*"dl,,« . arraignment at 10:00 o n to * morrow. No charge haa •gainst Zangara yet for •» . U rv Mayor 9*hdlng_the . «... _ _ _ Joriea. ShorUy bafore | n nnlhacklad and now sA x , . courtroom by depot)*#. Th# room waa packed to ' ity by earloua »P#«V" glare too* 100 Hdra Unable Is M I In » light 8 aklrt. opto • ) tfe* t f e r o * ^ , ^ whit* trousar* nnd a fe o e ^ 2 W ( gars gaaod nbou* lire atortroom and chatted with deput!—; ^ ^ Th# ahartff nnd M deprtten wore atatlonad about tfea oowrtreom to prevent any to * * * "* demonstration agalnit tha ■****•In.. Tbs re waa no diatwfeto** but n daputy forcibly ojartod « unidentified man who tried to r. ' loltre near tho prteenar. I The Dad# county tn«itJleal * « . •octeUon waa **k#d by thrioj attorney* appointed by tho cattfe to defend Zangarn to » •anlty rommlaaten to examine-U# •aaaaaln. Attorney* told U * 7 J * not know whnt tha priaonora $!to would ba. Lakeland Meetini To Be Attended Bj Local C e le ry Mora than 30 re presantali' celery growara and head* of •hipping orfonlratlona srare pto paring thla aftarnoon to motor tt Lakrland where tonight at >:0i o'clock In tha Hotel Thalmn, tfea] will dlacusa tha latrat mente In th# celery mnrfeattol situation. Raport* will ba mad# by thl emergency freight rate * 0 * 0 Itoral hour mlttee whtth ap*nt aavaral ha«M lroad affVs In eonf*r*naa with railroad Vednradtorials In Ntof York an W. * Advsrttelng export# f r o>m » ravara . •action* will bo prerant to d1*001 tbair oplnloaa aa 16 how * g f » pooad c.lary adr.rtlalng pro*yj| •halt bo eondqjted. Important among tha ' coming up for dlacusatea oM relating to tk# soreaaa pUn to plow uodor th* maturing ealoty. TfeHpl scant Into affoet on Jan. Mfe two-week ffrtlod atortlng to day. Sine* than tola pari* besn axtaodad tkreugfe tfea of Pab. 20. Local oplajto waa that U tlb a r • voted tonight Bate* manager* 6 f . ttnJsaUoM will fe* whether #r not market SENATE RETAINS BARBER at present fear* im p el th# ylowlng-undor parted WASHINGTON. Tab. 17^-<ff) •Utatod. — Tha Sanato Appropriation* Committee yeaterday appeared LEAVES POE tha $16,000,000 laytatetls* appro­ SPRINGFIELD, f o k 11 priation bill without .IlmiraUnf from Ita fund* for tfea Sanato1* - O s r s r M Horaar loft net ' fro* barber ahop, mineral water for Miami, FUto fe lt " * aad othar lUmi U add t# tM jojnaant of Maatorial daUfOa -ulU. I • �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. PIETRO ALBERTI atement Is MadeBy Florida Division Of National A.A.Group R Y J A C K S O N V IL L E , Feb. 1 0 .- SEND ALL-STARS ' Jm liFnnvillc Team To Include Former Biff Time Ball P.Inycrs Pninlinu out that ih.* rumbini1• ( , federal and Mole g-uotlno tave'j In Fluridn nrr npial lu n • aim tax Of amend Wi |wrcrnt on tin-; ratal' price nf Ih* commodity, Hi- t Ftorbla A. A. A. affillsti-n gai ti ’ that In some irrlhins wli.-rv Ih:1' t ono^rnt municipal gesnlloo t u v are added, Ihe salr.i lav is Anar j TT 7S perrenl. #uh*lotrM*illy, nt the fnilh-om- , Ing session of tho ’ iglslatarp. Fin-. Ids will Jn|n tho long list nf il.vtpv: where propvisnls to redur* I' en •• , -Hmt-niftvtruttnir'frn- for vehicles nrr under cnnalderatlnn. , While motorists wnti>l nntuipllv , benefit from sneh rrd ictlo-ie, the ( motivating thought behind the*- ( proposols Is to men u une rnr ^ 'ownership »iv>l t ™ in j r.esn- oi tmsntnlnlno rrceipts front th* ( nlins lav,** Ihe statement nnlln Ii.-nnlte as* ranee that . .tlt.| !,n-ri>all fam n i l be liceied a- utiMtiul e vh i'l’ iun " f !•«»»*(1 hare i."vt Hominy afternoon me tin * muinlig In a lolecmn n,n Allan llu * f, Cen'.isl Fh«riPorebkll lA;lgU>''* lending latr f. f IJ'J, whu i> In Jrcksunlie i>ri«n!«litg an nl • ‘tnr I sve­ il team wbi.li is coining h.ie mlay. Tt Jar* ..Milfr leuiii Wilt In•dr Olin Hait i. A lin Mu' l-y, i.u I Alob vy. V. I II- vie. who ill I L.r N’ewsak In Lie Inlerr.atval Ijiagiie last >enr, nnd Teen il|.■: o«, unu'hi'r t !-nlh-a-'ern “ to this mnnertlon. Florida L leyi'lsl ora wnulj i.l*o iln well to V. gran the pn-.-nl gusolii.e tax nit" . with the view |o pin ing it un tin equitable basis. A vule« lav of tfOitl 73 lo 73 per rnt monlh(\ l« Cfrininly Inrquitable mol iliscrllli■ Inatory. , "In addition to ttw seven-rent stale lax and the one-rent fed F. era! gasoline lav, making a to - I ll o f eight cent*. Florida motor­ . Ista are also rolled l"|»>n In |>uy •’ a on*-rrnl levy in many rumb> mnnities. The extent In whl h [ these local gasoline taxes are ■fj Irvlrsl waa recently the subject Jjy.pf study by n iulsfsmmltt*s of |h* Way* and Means Committer , o f th* House of Itepreaentatlv** • • rngner-l In investigating doe hie - - laxallon. Its raruirt reveals lliat • a one-'ent ynanlln* lax Is now Lfk Imposed In 11 Florida rill*^ and towns. Thl* mean* that In some J j v arrlInns of Ihi state the romblnn I A gasnlin* lavra anu>"it lo « ' « * r rao’ s a —nl'in. Tl.ere Is I'tll* L wnml-r 'h it gwsillnc 1* now bring 6*1 calle1! 'tsvolln*'.’' £ lb* Senfoil Mar-hanls Howling to*gue won two game* from Ih,1 • N «-lll Itn'tlera In a .’ loro match \ on Im-rl r ’^y* 1**1 night, while l> lh i Forrest (Jatrhcl' team won K|(hra" straight t"*me* frim lira Kuboariv'v l,> ""h llonnt 'iron.. A* a r£ra*,ill tl“ l No-Ill llo'tler*. B»ml« (I. pole C-*amevy, nnd Forrest flatfj ’ cheltcnm car* tlnl for first-place $ In Iran e kiindto"" vrith I I win* •: an,| 10 lisspv each, r .v , Them will to a special candle tx > ln mnleh lo'n'ght on th- to*«t » t t . j"** lotwcen a team of Orlamlo K d e l i r s and * Fantord nlrkr * ST learn. Th" nmt:h xtarta at 8:00 RAILROAD, BUS! Celery Market Reports MEN TESTIFY ATi STATE HEARING President-elect Un harmed Aslntendcd Shots For HimHurt .*> Others In Throng lite r II. Miller, collector rf In. trrtirl revenue at Jacksonville, to­ day i,pn .n-red Ihnt n leputy rillector of *nterral rrvenvr will be In Batifurd on Mar. 2 to *ss|ii tivpayira In making nut thi-lr inm.inn tnv returns for lb* yeai HITJ. lb1 did m l state wlirrr the deputy will I e Inrated while h” Is h»iv, hut turlhtr annnuncemcnl* nre rxprctrl. Another Irngthy nrguntrrt look plaCU'iluflnir the mnmlng session when Jlldje (ItVII objects I lo iniMoiucing in the testimony Ihe gna i nd ad taluiem taxes and amount nf license tag, mlleafv, hrtdse tools, |aid by the Klariiia Motor Lines. The rnnmdishin last Full refu-ed In let the amount of luxe* paid by tall lines In Ihe gene-a| upkeep uf state government, Is1 irtrodurrd In (hr testimony. I'nunsel for Ihe b-.s eompony-ex­ plained that it war- liufe.l |o show that motor rarriers‘ were paying Uxeli more than the cost uf maintnmner of the highways. I’rrviou* testimony had brought nut that muiiili nance rxpvrsr.s, except minor work ilnno an the highways, aie not set Up as maint.-uur.ro cobla in Ihe Slate llirhway Hr f mlmrnl books, but as "tmtlrriner tj." Chair mini Mathews allownl the gas, mileage and lag laves and Idlilge tolls, which inrluJe those paid to (iaruly litM-tc, a private ••titer pri-e, to go Into Ihe record, Kiiylng lie did not |>«rsonally ald«ch at gieat deal of importance •u th'1 taxes. "There IvnT nry tilre that eun t* paid for wearing u :l the road* and complete'y *rfc-» I my Ing them. If that Is what la living tlirc," he declared. Jtit'r* Oven-pointed out that ad valnrym taxes are paying for Ih* tremls with which tho toads were originally rnrrlructrd and that the laxpnyrra In th* stale, are eir-tying a Isrg* part of that tax lor-l. Mr, Turnbcll pointed out Dated r.b ru arv I Ilk . A. P Ktaeatoea of rhu'aaUta al VUIrabath n. Wbltaer, dwsaaad. n o n ret ijr a rru c tn o * Tks sold land Wine aaaaeeed at lbs dal* ef Ik* la*nance ef * » h eseririrata In |M naan of Mrs. Kraure. Koatsr tlilra I'nlsa* aa it osrliricat* akall bs rsdasmsd orrortla* lu taw las daid will t»aa# lharson ok Ih* Uth day of klareh a n , ta n Wltnssa me o ffte U I algi sin e, and ess I tkla Ik * tlth day a f K .bruare A. D. f i l l . , , .... . . Don’t Fail To See ~ The Latest Model DISPLAYED IN THE NOW OPEN AT THE MAYFAIR INSPECT THE FOLLOWING CABS: Cadillac - LaSalle Buick - Pontiac Sold By SANFORD BUICK CO ■H m S S : Lewis Morphy - -: .fjamoua Cowboy Nharpskootry —---- ; C H E V R O L E T CO Indian Entertainer ' e . * Little Bear • h Running Deer le. bat Offer 6v*nb| , . , : K .blfftor ' T v rw tllig ii' -O N ' IVS..M — .. -, j - V 1* BARBARA STANWYCK N I L S A S T I I L it “THE BITTER T THE SCREEN — * W A LT E R CONNOLLY Stricklan d INC. w r w n aeet lew a n •€ tka I > I » ^ I l l a t s t e i e f I k , atae* o f I Holies I* bsrsby * lv »n Ik i k t (Irakam, ssrekkssr ef Te r ib i i f i r s i . H«. (* • » . katsk tks 1 th « * < of Auxust. A. D . ta n . M s ft S I«|A cen trica l* In rex offtee, a Mg mail* sxellraflow far tag iteed to Issue la aaewrCaers with law. OsM rertlflesta smbrmesa tka fi. •t,srrii.*i1 rrassnr •liss is d InoU Cnantr. rtoeto*. « * - w l U ,l, I I sn<t T ( Soath Hi ita io Itstahls Addition . Home Demonstration that th* llccrse tag tax goes to tupport of public iwhoolv, and that only a r » 'r o f the gas tag goes to highway work. IU1. k r. wwrhci'n. ■rnteKT o c i i * <r. Seminole Co. Federation of WOMEN’S CLUBS ITHACA.' New York, Feb. H L (/Fl—Mr*. Franklin D. Ilnosevellrnve expressinn today to a fatal­ istic attitude In regard to her husband's escape from an assas­ sin'* bullet* at Miami. " I f they want to grt you they ran", aha said, "and so th* cnly thing to do Is Just to go along ami not think, shout such things any more than , :y m a lm k e w s tr . « « * • * • f ? la ea tka M a ts ad St ISSS CTM s. w w m mm. ^snsiso, Ta all CraOHat*. is s stws. Dls. Irlkutevs. and all Paeawue Me­ in* Claims sr Dswssds am last • sM Rststs: . _ , T<w. snd each of y a . » r « he ekr satined and rauvlwd ns'Vrewnt as* rtalma and dsmlbcs which va». or sllksf af r»a. " • * * • * • • «7 tha estals •» Ktlsakslk It. Wkl *»e, deoaseed. tats af pamlnola Cat s«r. rtoeld*. Is the Haa. J«s ( l »kir«s Cnuntr J»d*. ef Samlnata Co- «lv. at kla alftea In tka Onnly P sM* kouss la Sanfaed. Ssmlsate Ca at*, yiaalda. alrkla twslva ■ — Ik# Iravwtke data kseaaf. HU A FEATURE ATTRACTION AT THE Princesa White Cloud RWials vn n rm rw t w w w M i . Ike Cause a* «bw ' A U T O SH O W Chief Clearwater hrtfMM r STRAWBERRIES _ ON THE STAGE IN I'EHSON At »:30, 7 and 0 o’clock . ». . n r r Fl Well. Hrrlbto) -Uetag Qff 2 quarts 25c RED FRONT -el for the rnmmliafun, all partlc- Mrl.nwaii (!*lb-to to Molitey ' Moley II. will Trut ler I’olinievter TO-DAY FRIDAY Fair Opens With Many D is p la y s In Hotel Room f lb's m i-nil- |,y ll s'lito highway lyslem. T lir|,sl 10:00 i, ipieitlon pree[pltat*ii_ a lengthy 1iroin-frrr -New Tufli.- imWene.nSr a fuinrnt that lasted well ovnr evpresrabty l.v Hi eh ntlng. In Inn uiennllme, the assassin, ■in hoir with Judge Oven, Itussell I.. Frink, knnlhrr' of the counsel Hulirppl Znngara, native o f Italy, for Ih11 iul| lines. Stantm IVsiker, wns grille’ by nffber* at Ih* - ' 1 lllf tl i l l lot* " ' .'1r. . “BOWLING NOTES lotion that Coafroaa will bo ashed tort to catch the eye e f tho rialto Ircrtmro tha appropriation far tor wba la a«ro to ipend much handling tha crowd, during tha of Ms Um la thl* raom of beauinaugural parade. ’ Tha Public Ufa) fnrnlUv, branch* to Saafard Order Committee baa arranged to by tha Tan Furniture Co, nf Through eourtrny o f the U. S. Department o f Agricul­ greatly .inerente tha forte to ha Orlando. Th* south earner af tha dining brough: Here from tha outahie Xa ture in co-ojicratlon with the Florida State Marketing room this afternoon v s . crowded supplement the local police. President HooTtr, shocked by with intricate.1/ worked out ruga Bureau, II. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. the attempt upon the life ef aad quilts, acme o f them more found denbly than 100 jreare old, a!| f them grew lae- Roosevelt, today • I t s f e H . H » fM s . T t i f ^ s i . rr%. T eleem oM e S f f W t a r « V t M MarUeVa alert the geatjd o f secret acre Ice. bleeding to form a picture af | Frfc. IX I W l Itelrolt. fVleadr St i t . a . partly trnriml «ll| M F «fe •# U l s t f la II# agents watching near his own charming comfort and homl ness. I I Mirrsfl Rials* I H W #da*ad*f e rlou.tr. I C a llt arelvsd; S cars o « lr .it, nspotus avMt.rate. d.m sad safety. Iii this room local women will IX I M X M on.I • U j X Csllf. Si I4, r s llf. t i n . m ark.I i l t i S r . Klt.rMa |a Reverting Its previous action, rive dally desaaswtratloo on the Inch rra t.v, Indlv M eetly waaksd J, H I’allf. SI. skl|Na#*f« •# F r t a ■ml hr-raoled, | .| l cos I t H - l t n . the House Judiciary Committee art o f making rugs and quilte, TAI.lubllAS.HKE, Feb. 10^- I srtssl f . lr l » ordinary n ia lllr sad con- today favorably reported on the while on Saturday announcement Ik * N i f e r ^ O t M s HIM riel i Tho Elat* Hal road Commission |>b f i. D l l - II T nlal Its K#»s rtlllnn l i l t . It. IS. — * I hilsdslylita. Klein. M S>a. clear. 8 iek bill for heavy penalties on will be made ef the names e f tbs yevtarfay listened to the tcstl* •X ! • » —IT. T alal ia « k — . . „ I daalage l l m a g l Ibg H »H 4 s IM I#. Nv rarlot arrivals: I cara on track. those who advocate tha overthrow winners of prl«es offered for the rtirtMill.a llahl. O.maad m slsrsls. mor.y or »lt witnesses offered hy n a n ilarlad laa is H lw s b lll# firm . Florida IS Inet, of government by force or ra­ meet unique rag and quilt- The H mferwmm aad %aldaata| f»# a m ark.I truck mnl b-.a lines Intcrestsd in r t j i r i , w jlh - d an t i i m n l n l . a a i il * Ianee to federal or stato au­ Singer Sawing Machine Co. has n 31 I m p IW tod > » 4 la « a t I d s I Isdittdually e u h e l and . r v o w M , the enmmifsion''s hearing to ileM. T w ill. display o f Ita products In this I do*. 11.11. thorities. AlUenr I. Ashavllls* f # ftlrm lft*- ) m s. m u .Ilr I I I I ; teimlne whether or not tho hiihroom. ham t. Ibsalnn I* ll<iff.»li* I. C^itilnn. I.*” ". S -l fins . l ! » « - l . 1 > . IS dug. II .5-1101 * ways of Florida aru Icing sub­ H I. rh iravu • t*|m*hir»«ll I. C U tr* Returning to the lobby, electri­ iv r ill. AIhhiI bI m i I l S1 dttf • jected to more weight than that Hnd X l*«lr»ilt X iphiam lac I, fkJu'lllit r I Fla i r r l v H ; • ra r* on cal displays by tha Randall E>k Ksnwa* riljr X N jflivllln ), Son for which (hey wrro built. The U ria h s I. So or Y « p W I. l*Mla<lri. trarh. HnpplUi HMMt*ral». dniMiHl trlc C o, and tha Ilof-Mac Batfcry . mark*! g|>onl RlMitr Florid*. witnusses aiprnrod In connection phi* 2, IMtlsburah X I'uliims • •I*Iaw lm*h r r a l» «. w i e M . J dot. | l i « . Co. are elalhlo along with those by with tho hrarlng whim opened VdftN X 11Ir hino ml 7, llacM slw r X ; i n ; I dog. f l n - l l .##. fair run. Haianaah I. HprlNgflpH, Ma**. I, tha Sanford Coca Cola Bottling ' 11 H H ; M lifts IM I«| | | | , last Nuvemtor, followirg a Ku- HI. I ouls I. Toll .I*. I T otal (9 .M fa ir'-rnmillion. I I l«-|| is 4ni Co., and tho rio-Pero Celo Bot­ piemo Court rfixlslon plarin* in t*s««laa« trno a SI lU a r Pariad r.md? t i; i.| S . N , fair condition f l. •• Ia « at «HM If. Tmlar tling Co. ihe contml««lon regulatory rowers roloina** Yard*: 31 rar The ball-room contained a itom*• * r.ifh IX rifibiiiirah o.er motor vehicles. (Contioucd from Paga One) 3, l l t U lw if f ' rated'triage noon whleh wid hr llu tU lu Awl. IntcrmlodcJ with ' th# — taetU the Ilemo Improvement Club. ’ HtvHasalf pawled tonleht llelng models monv were neatly two hours of. K i^.inriah you have lo". She arived here toTh* se*ond room to the right wearing ereatlons from Sadye’v. arguiiirnt iy counsel irpirscntirg| ray |o apeak en a farm and home » f the hallway leadlag to tho din­ This feature o f the Fair U ii.il lines and the truck and bus week program at Cornell Uni- ing Atom will bo used for tho juiciest*, prompted by motlo>a ofi -odeait* AiMWVMMWMrtMiMtWtoWIMlUItVMsf ‘shewing 1n» iiwtl«rTKWiWr»KiHlH* She heard of Ih* shooting last In* to bom* Improvement. Lec­ nliihl in-New York but held to her ture* on auhjecu associated with srhrdul* with the remark " I have home Improvement also will be LEGAL NOTICE ,i ho it of doing Ihe things 1'said timed In this roem. Entering th* dining room, one I would do'*. She said she would not ask for seen what is easily an outstand- " s ^ V S U & S r e « H T T . a rcret service attendant for her­ In* feature'of th* fair, a remark­ self or any member nf her fam­ able display of new and *M de­ ih ’ TikT*’r:?r.vTK0o r 0»iir ,iA r «. « . nvetn . D s e e s i s d . ____ ily ni a result o f the ahootirg. signs In furnllur* of every dr- , a o T ir a t o » n v r . r i T w l J r o w r iv a l. iiH rn a s n a . Nor will ahe change any of her •erlntl'n. Bed-room and dining K i m r s IH lir . n n n v n i y M i n flans, she said, inr.uding that of room suites aland In attractively A W . WHOM I T M AT ••OjJCWJJ motoring In Washington In her arranred displays alongside liv­ that on lb s tlth day o f April, IMJ. I shall art.tr lo ths llooorab l* Ja*. m.uMrr with her two dogs for ing room and kitchen farnltur* t l nhsro*. Jude* o f sold ro e rt. * * lb* inauguration " I am going to displays. Period deslrna vte vrith Judge nf I’ robats. foe my final dls. so Rassutrlv o f |he R ststs Co ahen I ard do n< I always have the modernistic trend In furnl- oshares f U tC IIA R I. M DTRIU llsss*os.<: done", she said. sod that s i ths sams Ilia * I wilt present my final accounts as f.sseward l-p./gagt! privilege* up lo ulrts o f snld Foists sod ssk for 100 pounds. their approval. WAfllllNOTCW. . Feh. Irt.-M ’) A. V. Milam, one of tho cmimel Dated Kebrusnr 1th, A. D. IMJ. HAWAII i-IIIIIH T lN r. HJIITII. -I'la n * for protecting Franklin D. Friday and' Saturday for the tiuek i.ii I he* Intuiests Aa Smeeiilrl* o f Iks Rststs lino- I'velt a: Ihe inautural here olijerled slrenuiiuily to Judgu o f Mlehaal M Dysr. Ds. ft’entlnucd Fnm Pag* One) h i Mar. 4 are being revamped as res sad. Oven's riTurlg to eitahllih Ihe M t'ttR A T W . fvVRIlH TKRRT. and I m i remaining In Miami u remit of the attempted assas.l. piidrMu v.tluhl uf the bus when Attorney for Kiscutela, Kissimmee. Klurlds. iriiih.,1 to show that It probably tonight to learn In the morning nation at Miami with Ih* rxpec-, . ree'ed the 10-tol weight earry- o f their rnnditirn. I am entirely i1•; oh lily of timber bridges In unturned**. It.msrvrlt lefi Miami Prohr. Socks ToDetermine If Wciffht Of Buses Hurts Roads Although the vnl;e nf all motor ?f; .'vehicle property In Florida is on . )y nbnut two pcrtenl of the- c*tlr mnte.i taxaMe wealth, rar own *> sm pay approximately 73 prrrvn* nf tho state's revenue from nil forms of taxes. Tho statement wa, made yes. r - torday by th. Florida dielsloi of K the ,ymorl-nn Automoliile Arso!• elation In connection with nil so Italian racing sensation, who t1 alyals of the state’ s motor tnv competes Sunday at the l>el.and gtruelore. American Is-nlon Auto Hares. ’ "Our nlmly." raid the A. A. A: stato onrahlratlon, "has revealed |’l- sotp- surprising f>rf* with regnr I X M lTh* hfew tnv lor.frn an v ezr j c*d hy FlbrMv mntnrlil*. It d’«elosei that w|i!le reeoints from alt l» v « , lavlefl by the state nnd Its aulsllvliinnt nmni it to nnlv :t fAvneri of motor vehiries p*y n lav n te of 3G I parr^nb of the vain* nf their property. Thl* ii In addition to ths'r r»nern! tnvo*. "The vnlre nf nit umlr,- votildos In tho . stole wm tm .'ni.liM In rvtl. In that vsjvr evi'itor t'lvpi amounted to (tiM.tnt.TtlT. e» "G.1 per-enl of the vt||re eviul'iloo. do more than jr, p»rrrn* Af Ihststo’i revenue fnun nil -isle THURSDAY, FEBRPART H , lt t t Moton, w- . �The Secret Senrice’ The attempted aaaaaalnatlon of President-elect Rooserelt has hastened to •emphasize the Importance of unre­ lenting vigilance over the lives of our hlfh public servants th times of unsettled ami disquieting renditions, and to re­ call the aerlous duties of those who are delegated to guard them. For this purpose the Secret Service Is employed end mco sre always on the alert to detect any o v m srt towards their ch .7 * and to protect him by day and by night, at homo anti afield, wherever he may go. When the President remains at hniid, the Job la com­ paratively ah easy one. . It consist* chlefljr o f guarding all doors, Inside and out, and of patrolling the White House grounds at all hours. It is when the Chief Executive dedtlea to travel that the task assumes difficult proportions. If the mode o f transportation is the railroad, elaborate plans have to !m» made. Every foot o f track along tno route la inspected. Switches are spiked down. Sentries arc placed so that all portions of the track are always under ob­ servation. A pilot engine proceeds a short distance ahead and one-also in the rear. When the presidential special stops, Secret Service men and railroad detectives station themselves along the platform nnd around the rear or the Picaldnit's tar. ■— — ----- — *---------- -— - , - , If the I’resident should nppear on the back platform, the operatives afaiul closely bchinil nnd some on tho ground In front, their eyes always glued on%the crowd, always ile r tto pottw w rrw w R rtn rTttorrw ’wny^mgptrtonriiwtrTf anvone in the crowd approacnca, he'is closely scrutinized :RSK FOR TODAT. P lt F A lX : PrM* godrttroction, and a Irit hefor* a fall.— u. T H E W W E BtJSINlteS MfAN- YOUR INCOME TAX buuuuat of flowgrR, ono of tho Secret Service men step* for­ ward quickly nnd takes them with n nod and smile of ap­ preciation. . . , , When the rrtsident goca for n ride In his car he 1* accompanied hy Secret Service agents who sit beside him. Another cur filled, with other misiatiint* nlwayn followiu It has been a custom that no car 1* allowed to paas he President’s. This custom was violated once when a young woman, driving a roodatcr. and evidently In a very gre*t hurry, tried to pass. The Bee ret Service men u w that they couldn’t.stop her except with danger of rttrtnlng bthr Into a ditch «o «ho was allowed to drive by the President. , The Secret Service men who wkteh over the t.hlet Executive have been instructed to take double precautions In. view of the hard times R/id tho recent attack on Mr. Roosevelt In thrir bands lie the safety and perhaps the life o f the nation’s leader, whoso death might plunge tho Country Into greater stress and uncertainty. tS a t S S 10 Pram!am HSie Mfw o 1 cup milk there would bar* boon something doing. 1 wrote th* sheriff ahoat thl* haxard and called hi* attention to these violation* o f th* law, but ho seem* to think It te my duty ta report thei* men, get the number SANFORD FORUM 55Ge (or Mr*. H. W. Ruckr and gu*»t. Tilte, N. C , and Wnydc Ruehar, Mrs. J. F. Hawkln*, o f MockaJr. ipcnl yesterday In Orlando. Tho te r. H. F. Courtney re­ turned to hte hom* in St. Peters­ burg today after ipending a week hare as th* guest of the Rer. J. J. Kcllaghan, pastor o f A ll Routi Catholic Church. this coanty te hold up law rioJati.ri, and am not paid a salary or cVrWTUwVw^ch a ^ i to him to be tho^e- •»* WoJnaiTs Conuoktoo Of C.OfC. WH! Meet . P out milk ever kit, i^rtekM hdth chaa** end dot with better. Bak* In a hot ovan (424 dagt* * * F.) 15 mlnul**. 4 portions. Health Hints (Md SJ S S fS w T « “ h »'"■ And Personal Activities 3 lb*pa. graUd th*c*0 I tbap. butter CrumbJ* erschera, thoj and it lea ogt*. and **nt greatttl baking dbh put Claim* for deduction for trav­ eling aipenae* mint bo auhnaval mutiny for half (lanliated, when rtquirrd by tha to reallx* that Holland Comrate*inner o f Internal Reve­ y a t t y anyhow. nue, ahowlng In detail the amount and nature of thr npenve* lncurretl. i Deduct Kin* for lo**es are di­ vided lato three claaaes, and lo be state. Many driver* pay no alallowed must follow closely the a4- boon wondering how fording of Ihe Income tax laws. lenllnn to *(gnala given by . one gglk l be before someone Lo**** are deductible If Incurred who ha* dimmed hi* J'lhU and (1 ) in the taxpayer’s trade, bullif Sanford Herald want* to nut in satety and obey Ki-ltnr n i ntas, or profession (3) In any An unmitigated nuisance cou­ th* law. The latest statistics as transaction rntervd into for prof­ to auto accidnt* »how» a very it; or (.1) from fires, ilorm*. ship­ pled with much danger, li the Urge percent result from driving prartlre of many autnlst* driving wreck, or other raaaalUr*, or by with bright light*, theft. ___ ■ at night with bright hrad lights,r - -Ornntng—-f tour - Hanford - - a bosk Hu*Tae*'* ’ lii«"*e»'’ rSuir. ~ii»uafly, from the purthare and sale of merrhandise. Such Invars usually ara ascertained by mrana of In­ , « f health ami lopgevity. which are required ■haa long since been foriiottun but the rulm *nKn no ventories, whenever In Ihn.opinion of IH* bushed remain. And Commlaatoner of Internal Rs.eKC, th ey Still rlnif true. As listed by Ur. (.hlalal istn: Worshiping am> nue Ihclr us* U necessary to de­ I fought to avoid unfair zel, Jr., of Paris, they are ns follows. termine the Income of any laglily paying unnecessary payer. "Breakfast early in tho mnrnlnff. time* aa great.— PubThe term transaction entered •Tako in the air of heaven through the nose./ Jjgtcvcr lenvo the house until you h ave broken your Into far profit” mean*.any kind of bu(lncs* propeaUioiv For ex­ te d S k t gossip ' u European ample,' a taxpayer purchase* an important In times of d U W aald t « rev ijrv around #ThlB precaution la all tho more automobile to h* used soley for e t Hsrr Adolph HlUar, epiaRnic or when one must enter a business purposes, and which 1s Ctersan thaocsllor, and Fraa are alck people. anld at a loss. As this te a huvl,... W ifi all Wagner, not the famous nean proposition from start 1* ‘Take a ifootl meal in the mludh iapaaor of delightful German finish, tha loss U deductible. But rtnipleat viand*; they aro more noui tens, hot th* widow of th* com­ If he had purchased tn* auto­ "Jieware of delicate tlirthe* in\ei p a rt >on. It seems that Herr mobile to bw used for pleasure I Rttr and Fr«u W*gn*r ar* to be or convenience, Ihe deductlen [ ftPP* “ FnV aiowlv chew weU; such mastication break* the a tried, Out of such a union there would not b* allowed; It waa not wold at laast come harmony. a transaction entered Into for profit. ipnn hvislt that If otter noA looa sustained ia tha theft I do not rocognli* th* now or an automobile purchased for • or Manchnkuo, tho open door pleasure or covatntenr# te da* hr wIV be revoked. In othar durUhte, as it falls la rhaa A. If. "Sup early and tlf ,n|.ala ^nn IncreaHe tho because o f faulty driving but {g, other aattena vril| no long­ "Better increaao the numhtr of meaia ui a allirwad to trad# With Mannot of "willful negligeo#*^ an . llM, chcst aiitomoblte Ao. W * w ill, accspk Manehu- quantity of food you t»k « at maintained j . for " A h soon an you awake the m p ^ n j. r u ^ oul of n s* Japan **y». « wl)l ptrasure te damaged, the UsM K at all. W*I1. the world in the region of the heart. « t i •a y t“ m by nurpriw, peycr may claim the logs sus­ probably get along better tained, as it com** within Urn Rut Japan than Jnpan can meaning of th* won! “ rasuallty” . f o t the world. , Where damagts m u lt fromvUl* faulty driving of an anlomawle fbgyol fan Hamilton, an F.ngwith which the automobile af the bkn, who kmrwa /aUirt wars tavpaytr collides, the l*aa o**au n . b-na slnnrd th* taxpayer likawlaa h [n m o r* of wprs, *ay» ‘ her# “ In bed lie on your riRht aiue or on j ih-ductihle. your knee, and «o to alenpLin I h \ » l n |*d; thU All leasee era deductible only "Every lime yoq waao UP *iroicn j w*-r» tn the extent by which Ihty are not compensated for by Insurance will impart freedom to the £ t n -to a tree. ; V "The haart la to a of pn«perlty. or otherwise. }k'.s rid ial S cupa rooked iplnach clinrf atponao*. which form an im­ portant Horn In the ratuma of many taxpayer*. earUin rogulntiona ma*l bo observed; Tho taxpayer l» fc«iuir*d to attach to bl» r*tarn a statement *howlag tho nataro of business In which engaged, number of day* «w*T ,rom hom* during tha laiihla year on *<aoont of hu»lnat*. total amount of expense inalilmlal to mcab ind lodging, ami total amount of “ other r* pan.r,'' incidental to travel an! clalme.l a* a deduclioiw Among tha "other *gpen»am" ara tip*, provided they ar« rea*on»hb in amount. Traveling expense* nro daduet,11* only when Ih* trip I* «n hu*in*|«. They are limited to such ruionalilc _acd In tha conduct of the tiusinc** and dlrcclly »ttrihulable lo It. _ Xtavrlir-a.. cMstv^Z JflWMttiwjfli conntcllnn wilh#ji Unirnex lo another city to accept or seek •mployment nr* not deductible. Hubotbanile* who commute dally from Ibelr home* to their place of biffintta are not permitted to tied act the cost of tr*n«po'tnt|n>i ha* herd chosen by » majority of Iho people of tho county to do this work, and ha should uttund ta hia huiinraa. With ana or tw^ deputies distanced far enough apart far one to signal th* athar, these men could be caught and night deicing made much mors mfe. These men could atop thaas enoarte* U the public and s l teaak caution them about tboir cagulesaness, If sot anest them. Possibly some of tip thorliT* friends are guilty and If ao should b* made lo pay th* penalty. I f I violate tho law let him arrest me a* he’ Would do. . J tn . R. E. St*v*«* and chil­ dren. Druthy and Edwin, plan to tear* tomorrow for St. Peters­ burg wb*r* they will Join Dr. Steveu* and make thotr future S o c ia l C a len d a r member* o f tho Women’* Civic Committee of tho Samlnola County Cb*a*b*r o f Commerce when they mart at tho City ltatl n n t Monday morning at lir-.uo o’clock. Mr*. W. L. Morgan will preside over tha maotlig a* chairman. Othar mamhar* of th* committee are: Mr*. Endor Curlett, vieechairman, Mr*. W. U C**p*r, *ccretj.-y. Mr*. J. K. HlatermUlrr. Ift * .- F r If. RoamlMat. Mr*. C. ft Muon. Mis* Ruth Hand. Mr*. 9. Pelnton, Ml** Fannl* Rob* Mun•on, Mr*. W. E. WnUan, Mr*. ■Betty 1Balt Rmw*> Mrr.-itr-srrt.yr man, of Altamonte (Spring*. Mr*. It. W. Tanner, of Longwood, Mrs. John O. Lroturdy, Mr*. R. M. Galloway, Mrs. S. O. Chaw, Jr.. Mrs. R. A. S m ith , Mr*. J. O. Huff. Dr. Ells*t*th Tracy, Mr*. W. B. BalInrJ, of Altamonte Spring*, Mr*. R. L. Dana, o f Chuleota, Mr*. M. Mtnarik. Mr*. Itelan Mono, Mr*. A* aew president, Mn. F. O. Parkar presided over tha buitoaaa aaaakm at tha regular m atin* o f tha Sara Parkar M at* dial Orphaaage CTnh hald Wednesday afttmoon at th* hum* af Mr*. (k A. Radford, 114 french Arcane. Mins McKinnon W01 Deliver Prize Essay MU* Lillie Borland road tha deu­ v* lianaI an,) Mr*. John D. Ahra- CoTl" * 1an’ *nJ M"~ c - **• p>WIM’ nham* ted In prayer at tha regular meeting or tha Pi.ilathan C ’M* of Ml**** Pauline Bellamy, Jeanette tho Pin t Baptist Church held n« Borland, Era Cunningham. C.thToaiday erening at th* hom* of cr,n* « * “ F( Haiel Tew, Norah Mr*. Abrahams. During the bun- Walker. Blanch* Cunningham, torn* aeulon It waa decided that|Ru,’, Borland, Dorla Hopkins, nnd - next meeting will be held at ‘ IJ die Borland. the tha hom* of Mlaa Haiti Tew. - Dering th* serial -period ro-|—Mrs-aad-Mr*.-WrN. Bqutroa, af freshment* wore served. Those New York City, spent Wednespresent w en: Mr*. John D. Abra- day her* as th* gnrsts o f Mr*, hams, Mrs. L. E. Tew, and the j r . E. Steven*. Mrn. Eckcrnon (lives Party At Her Home LEWIS MORPHY CHAMPION COWBOY CRACK SHOT HIS CHEROKEE IND IAN ENTERTAINERS — on the screen — " a R a a s s f* s Potters Entertain With Bridge Party Oak Avenue. yrMrnlay ahrrrmon . when M i- Aoi.inn, a, r» m mlwf' or o f Circle Mumhor Thn.- of All "* ™ f-n ill CatlU'iul Ciujch^i'.uuut»ine*|i huci. Wilh a silrer It a for the lenefi: ' of |he bulldim- I ind of Ih.- . li ir -,t I Minor the aitrmnon ateoit .til 1 dWtkkt^cfdkUwiud.jrMCMJUM(Uwl l.r lh* h«»*te*. Mr*. Ralph H. f , r " Wight ami Mr* Herhert It. I’opo Ik f prr*i.le,| oc*r the te* table whl-h 1*1*’ w*. overlaid with a 1ln.-e eloth and ' '! f f n A V ^ ~ c 5 v e r r ’ B iir Uerlkl, pre-shrunk and medium grey tn color: 20-inch bottoms, two hip pocket* . . . Panto you will Ih* pleased with. “ Preslii; I he Magician**— llaymond Mrn-alvat.tr, Jr. Skrtrh an I S in g—Ml. l lati Came­ ron bi ll Janir* llaye*. Talk. “ Pr m l*’ Kr*p*>n*i ilirjr“ Ju.lgr E. K. Ilma t e U rb r >• * * » Scnlimruial Cfo*ini! Nuiulier Floridian*, late m Ihe evening the memher* wen- invited to lh«- liinchnmm where i,-firvhmrnl* wrie *erv*J. A large birth lay rake, Itcaring -Id lighted randlev a* a meinenlo i f the thirty-eiwlh anniver*aiy nt the founding of the P.-T. A.', wav plarnl un the rrfrrvhmrrt table whirh wa* deenrated wilh twrel pea* and fern. ANOTHER VALU E! In Men's Orowing Children At Afternoon Tea Regular program meeting nt th* Woman's Missionary Hoclety of th# First Methodist Church will bo held at 3:00 o'clock at th# quantities of gladioli and rt>*«* churrh with Circle Number Four wfrr u«e,| to adorn the rooms o f In charge af the program. th* home of Mr*. C. II. KekerT IW D A Y . A Founder’ Day and Father’* *n. Ban toat*. when she entertalned lh* members o f Ihe Tues­ Night program will be given by the Seminole High School P.-T. A. day Duplicate Club with a bridge TO-NIGHT Last limes— Orar 12"> mamhar* o f lho (trammar School P.-T. A. attended the Founder.' (lay *«d Father's Nifkt prtgTsm c( that orgsniistion which tank place l*»l nighi at IS* school aueitotium mlh W. M. Ilayne*. C. R. Ma.nn, and P. K. Koumlllat In charu* .if t,i* program ar..i Mr*. J. i*i . Clair While, Jr-. ami Mr*. >1 I.. Wright a* ho»lc*»r*. Mi*. ;(*«m an presided over a .Sort lu*inr«* ***«|on ami appointed Mr*. Karl J. Rebuilt. Mi*. J IV Hail, ar.l Mr*. M. IWtlght I* >.r*r mi Ih* nominat­ ing c. m-nltta#. Tha altanilmncr pi lie r.r the arming wa« awarded to I hr t..m taught l>jr MI»-MUdrei .’ Mlihrll. Member* warr then a*kr.l t . alien.I the l»*t of ihe •*» tic* ■f Itcture* Ijr Mi.* Ann Gahrial whVh will taka place tonight at 7: J* '.luck at thr Junior High ■grlinil r miioriam.— - — ------- — ) Tlii- pr (tain fur thr arming nil* ,t>i. .ntail a* follow.-, llu ih il M m '»r >m*.'mrntal Ki—whwnei Recitation. “ Tommy’* First l.ac•ant* h.-nt Rovveitrr, Jr., anil W. A. Iiffter. Jr. Addrr*., “ I'.Hindai*’ l>ajr iV. W. Mi«« Belly McKinnon. Bcmlnolr High achowl--alvklrul whaa* e*cay-on Algrren Hydra? Sperr, “ A Pioneer In My Hum, Town**, wa* adjudged on# of th, four beat entered,in th# Irving liar heller ( 1. 1)1 o nte*t in Finn..'a hiriory, will preaent It from itn-tiinry a* part of ■ program oliM-iving th* 18th Anniversary o f Rnltmi Colleg* at the Baeheller K-iate on Friday afternoon at 4:0il n’rlnek. Diallnguiahed men anil women of th* world of the art* anil aclence* will lake p*-l In Ihe pro­ gram of the afteriiiHin. Mr. Baehalter will pr*|ent two gold medate. M i t t * A i n a n n H o s t e s s while ProfrArJrtlasna. prnfewdr • f KlorUa hlatory at Knllln* Col­ lege. will award the ra«h prltra Sweet peas, calendulas, glaibilll, offered hy Ihe Florida IIHtoiiral and -other garden flower* wrre Society. lived to decorate the room* of the Phifathea Class Of Church Haa Meeting 11 - I f you ^ " “ ^ T . r ^ u ^ v o left will auffleo for i gay to yourself that ^ b a l> oil My to your­ ' you. Theym ny lafc* "J , ^„,yy heart’H ropooe."’ . I erif 'hut they can not rob mo or my nc^___ Ufa. Fred R. Wllsso tad Mb* lion Two, Room Flftrrn. amlt | Helen W lton motored to Ottand* Grade Fight. A t th* dote o f Ihe mreti’ c .Hi«v Ann Gabriel, of lb# Mat* Board Reports naia haard from ci- ..f llmlth, t»v e a lre:ere on tha cat* Lnd committee thaiimrn a! <u'-j»rt. "lunlvhment on I Rotha .hurt i urines* maatlng of Ih-J.nlur llith School P.-T. A. held Tuesday aflerrnon In tha M-honl au lt.nh.rn with Mr*, ft. II. Stewart ; leaking. *nd S i mem l-rr* in strnrianre. The f.illowmg m»da rrpntlt: Mr«. J J. fata*. Itra.urrr; Mr*. I > i « » llaba, walfatr chan mao; Mr«. lirrtha Karla, bin h-oum manairr; ami Mr*. J. C. Mitr'irll. mctnlo*r>hi|i chairman. It'w a * arnouneed that tha mretinr of tha rounly riuinril of lha P.-T. A. will ha hall on Uar. •J at Part*. Toe ettandam-.- award for th* day wu< than given t > S-r- Orphanage Chih Haa Program Of School Ijnnior High P.-T. A. Ilan Short M e e t i n g Meeting Wednesday P.-T.A. Well Attended at 7:30 o'clock at th* school audi­ torium. Th# Y. W. A. of th Flrat Baptist Church w!l| meet at 7:30 o'clock at th# hom» of Mrs. W. P. Brooks, Jr., 1100 Park Avenue. Th* Music Department of the Woman’s Club will have It* reg­ ular business meeting and annual election of officer* at 3:30 o’clock' at the rlu*> hoose. A program of Indian music, scenes, an! slorirs, acknowledg­ ing Outdoor Florida Week, will he given at S:0() P. M. at th* Woman** Club by th* Muvlc De­ partment of th* club with Mr*. C. I*. Herndon and Mr*. Frances A., Hickson In charge. W K D N M IM Y Circle Number Three of All SoulR Catholic Chur.-h will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. II. II. Pope. I'a-mett,) Avrnur. TIIPRHDAY A George Washington tsa will he given from 3:00 o’clock In 3-00 o'clock by the East Bide Primary P.-T. A. In the school auditorium. party Tursdi): afternoon. High score prlie* were awarded to Mr*. Walter 8. Culrman and Mr«. It. H. tow la. tote in Ih, afternoon refresh­ ments were servrd hy the h stee*. ecalvtrd l»v Mr*. Walter 8. Coleman and M i« Iteherea Stev­ ens. Those present were: Mrs. J. C. Benson. Mr*. Ill B. towi*. Mr*. Joseph A. Meisch, Mrs. J. If. Ilintermister, Mr*. Ralph II. Wight, Mrs. I , F. Hoyle, Mrs. Walter H. ’ Coleman, and Ml«* Rebecca Htevrns. And Milk For Everybody H E K H O W T O D I V lt lK . . . . with buckle strap*. 23-inch bot­ toms. full cuff*, two h i p pockets. Theoa Mints will give you • lot of wear for your money. Y O U R FO O D D O L L A R A T T H E D IS P L A Y O F T H E a Sanford Dairymen’s ARs’n. AT THE Home Demonstration Fair L O W E S T PR IC E S IN 30 Y E A R S Still Effective At Vary durable. |1.60 Value ... ALL MIZKN g iN F O ttP . TW E N TY Y E A R 8 A 0 0 wived another then tha Hernate »* moHHon Vr Big preparation* dhtnls V*te call,th*. atfhteenth made by tha Miami tor* of tha Allf Corporation at Haw tot*. um L. Williams, of thte c »y , elected as **«t«tary tor Mr. MaeKenste also ad tompany, with taking from th* beaks the h»adq**rter* o f th* where It haa thousands of “ Tw of credit, and having tha. ment gat *' *f w«*d land to cut over. • rt.. o f nti iLW arnwwte ETTi W*fl On* ourr MPtl west. sWa SUITS Our Bsst quality' Unblsached mftmta to* Nfwad liojwa A^lara^tir a patch o f c*l*ry- Ha ernmeat should* drop Its, V n the stuff 1* la » och •“ ff* *f “artlflcaUy toUrrotlsF-thq ,Ca (ia t to-Will gat atovt twice this radian dollar In IU rate anteh’ f * I*. . „ .. Mr. Edgar Brown e d U «* * • U*M#d SUte* dolbr. wl |y*ar*.“ acre farm* during l » l l T to la«d forwsn n u >new-and hroaght It M »n ler lh* hero. Thte shows tto valu* <4 Banford catoag land. Naw Spring ahadeg and atylea ---------- 10c a yard value. 96 Infhcn wlda— j Tha tint* aitd tomp^raturB oonfarola on tho oloetrie rongo art oimplo ohd c o r to m . ktoManta oM aaionatioa£r whon tho »o««t la dono, With oloctrfc cookorr yon eoh a t wharo you will, do N*w Spring Hhirts- Shorts m at c . Up tb |8 raluM. Spring •tyiaa. AH wool......— . PLAY SAFE-BUY 'Pre^oite 36 inch fast color. Naw. Value to I5c—yd. —_ SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP LIPPERS 25c rirralonJ W k a — F-rnMun# H a t lffit a K im t o n e Braka L in in g — Worq l*#» M ary weight i 79c value..». Finest quality ln m w . Spring colora.— . . . ' Craalcy Sadias mad E lectric K c frig v ta to r* Tlolcne Motor 0 t U - fr » 4 Ia « and Fatoh tog— firanalo* Fiaal and EIw - ’ P lw o M k ^ rrt �t I T H t BANFORD HERALD, 8 ANFOIU). FLORIDA. m ALWAYS ULED BYBAND JOBHUNTERS j Chairman Conintly Sought For itronage Favor s •, j n e w r o a x . Feb. n ^ - m l N f l » k « i i "B ig Jim” Farley M a lt the panda of job hunter* anM sure to go. [ j TW y trailed him to Warm Iprtags, where the Democratic MUtnaJ chairman confarred with ftosidewt-elect Roosevelt. They fail+wad him to Florida. They WnelgsJ him In South Carolina. . TW y sought him out on south* golf courses. They were wait| outside his hotel room when < * * up la tha morning. They kad their brads brad* Into hts Ikad hla com* litmant as be headed ba*k to W Yarb by train. And when ha reportad at na- <; Miami. At Columbia. H. C.. an s' a t W pair Joined tha rvtlnu*. W W «r' ba •tartsd fo r horn* ha .’ Mint -a .hurry tall fur rtlnfortaf h^anta. . 'Two glrla .with *U* pakraphars’ nolabooka hastenad {. f if t h and caught tha Farlav train yd;rq«ta back to Naw York. E |'And - ao, whan tha national jr w i lt man a it down to hi* desk K ymtaftfay morning, there was poa day'a accumulation of S a la r y Cuts F o r School T e a c h e rs Are Recommended FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, IMS Need Is Stressed For Maintaining .Advertisements Winter Driving H azardt AFTER FA ILU R E . NEW YORK, Feb. 17^-The lmportarwr o f keeping up advertis­ ing evpendltures even in period* when return* may be lea* promis­ ing, n i l rmphailted by speakers at tho opening s w il l o f the four­ teen'h mid-winter conference of the truit division, American Bank­ ers’ Arrv/at'oq; here recently. It. M. dims, vice-president of the American Trust Company, presi­ dent of (hn division presided. SAR1BOTA.— I>raslie economy and the slashing of the salaries o f teachers for the three fins’ months of school with the neces­ sary funds being raised by piddle lubecrlpltlon was iecimm»ndcd •■ecrntly In a meeting of the board of directors of the Sara vita County Chamber of Commerce ■ml committees wrre appointed •o lake the necessary action to put the plen Into effect. Resolution adopted by the meeting included the following recommendation*. Payment of 50-percrnt salaries ’ o all school employes, Inrluding eeehers, janitors and other*. Elimination of the teaching of music, art, athletics, manual training, domestic srfenre, and! rlemetal subjects of education1 concentration-in afi'set, on the' vithout regard to *bhe accredited 'lab experts a* W. K. Lattli/, of Wll Elimination of bus transports ham l.ayti n. who had b "ti ar mail befora him- a mere IMA or 1000 Idler*. Thirteen stenog­ rapher* were waiting for dietit­ ian. Every night the mail o f tin* ’**1 2d hours had Men rent to him by airplane. In all ha dic­ tates! nearly 6000 letter* while he was "vacationing”. In between that task and his hand-shaking, he still found time to play golf and attend hsir** rare*, with m'rs eunferenre* sandwiched In between the putts an I races. A t night he pulled the three llttla bottle* of green Ink from his suitcase and flourished his “ Jim” across the mountain of fob-request replies. fin his return It was disclosed •hat Farley ikes hly ’’heavy’’ political figuring between mid­ night and 1 A. M. II* always retires on the stroke of 12, regirdle** of whal Is gnlng on, hut In tha darkness of his bed­ room he went over the develop­ ments nf the day for an hour with hi* chief slate aid', Vin­ cent Dailov, who occupied an ad­ joining bed. Alleged Slayer Of Wanderwell Freed iMAMT KVB Tit BEE R S FOR LONG REACH. C a if, Feb. 17. BUDAPEST, Fah, 17.—WV— —TAV-Cariey £uj, 2.7. adventurer The li n t epeetot school for gyp­ acquitted o f tba sailor today »l murder of hi* one-time captain, sies in Hangs / n to open soon south « t her*. Walter Wanderwell. The Jury ac­ at Esvkasf.hav quitted him on 'the fourth ballot Gypsies hare t.een frvtf W attend on a charye of staying the leader rlumcntar/ school* b i t ;generally of an ndventur* seeking band of have preferred to remain in tlisaeight, young women and seven. ful Ignorance o f the three Jl’S. MANHATTAN MARKET Ti, rsrtair advertising expendi­ the re­ sult that there I* a gap in the rontlntiily o f *bn ynsterial pre­ sent'd lo th » public, I* a menace !«> the sourvl growth o f any basi­ n '**, Francis H. Missnn, presi­ dent of the American' Ranker*’ As-mdatlon. declared. , ture, at anv time, with J G. MICHAEL Corner Second and Palmetto This msrkel Is packed sad is rained witk the Faarirst FnJt, Freshest Vegetable* and Choicest i’ rodae* ebtalaabte. Oar duty la In give yea these Items at the lowest pcs* IMe price* and to that end we invite year patronage.____________________________ Itd ’ sratinr ■ warning against adoption o f sharp retrenchment in ndvrr*;sfcg_.ptsfmma which- he s<Minded i t a meeting o f the same some edvertiser* tn think that Fancy Winesap thor esn turn advertising on nod A P P L E S , M ta v . off, like water from a faucet, ami i n » o | tv u .i.r r- v r w o o n Fresh .« ’ M'» . evneet It to hero me Immediately f C h t r l n f II fit nr I'M " t* nf l U c k t ^ * * ! effective whenever th*v are pr*-E N G L IS H P E A S , 2 - lf». n f»r^T t P C K t ) ON B U P P E I i r ( h u n t . ^ s o lv in g in tru st th s lr live* nared to resume operations. Ad­ PA V E M E N TS A s k id —* e rn sh la th e tr e a d o f th s lr tires, a foolish vertising doe* not work that way —a n d ■ lin t iir -M eat m a t Is w n at j practlca. BERTS. CARROTS. TURNIPS, bunch freu u en llv h a p n e n . If >ou d o I com -* „ „ , nd Temporary conditions should not Cucumbers, Broccoli, Cauliflower, New lied HU** I’olalaew, To­ loft'ience u» to make too serious stem s ruling th a t a v .r y Inroads on the progrtm of trust matoes. California I‘ears, ItellHou* Apple*. l-»m°n*. Coeoaaut*, • tr u s s u se IlgM a w hleh a r e In IPs ’’Ml*. Kemper, give me tl.’i.OOO . 'l'"*. skidding.i rondmnn. A n,|» f„|. Advertising, wjileh ran be wisely la fact, everything ebtahmbte at this time.________ C ” „ h|J ^ or I will kill your Jiltle girl”, Ihe • U ll.llr * nl t b e N s l o n . l flu rtau o f I U)W „ lo rilrn o n * rorvrlved only on a tong teibt !urv,v Crnlvrssrlter*, nn intruder declared, pulnlin ( a re. .Iu.w U m i ,.r Ih es- « * r # ■ « |W*61o - : (h en , „ „ h a lf a n h o u r a f te r su n rise bast*." volver a t the t a n k r i ’s wife. W in ter b r io t* a h eav y b u rd e n f..r ou, r„ , Aggrr-slv* concerns aro ex­ Mrs. Kemprr utlemfed In pla- I Him 1mHnrntiSit flrUpr lo M f . Until t _ . , pandin' their business by effec­ HIMUI hr r»r«i nrt*(! to ra rrv i t ! . . 1 . h jM fd * Of Winrnte her assailant In gain time. QUICK CURB SERVICE *• t l f f d e,dd wea- tive advertising despite depressed She remarked that he must be in with a greM er senae uf responelM : ! * f ^ J A N H A T T A j^ M A R K E r Illy. I I . oum I rnpa e o n s 'm tly W|th ! h ,r baa upon the driver. It u rg e s b ies'n e.c conditions, A. W. Dlller, s’esperale clrcumstunre*, ami as- ndreree wrathrr ruiHMIun* with ') n' * ° hurry home or to warm advertising counsel, asserted. aurrd him she -and .her husband snow Min. k e. -1 et .1 h a ll W t K ; ' ‘T * * * na b* l" « r * * « * " g his epeed would aid him. rn leaves conew.it irw f*r. j i l H t Alt I h* •• Pfon# lo K * U * n t * 8kW dln* FRIDAY, FEB. 17th—SATURDAY, FEB. 18th— MONDAY. F E R 20th rlmw h tcau»« they l-attln threatened lo shoot Ihe th«*n thmw »«rio ti« lisuaml* inteti HU pnth thrt»w n csr rf»m|,|-tr|y out o f con* mother if she made n "false an 1 aterl ronirsnl on h i* wind* i ,n ,l‘ <*nd o ftrn * «vAJv* two or mora move". Ilo instructed her to nn- ■hkhl, oh irun n g vixihlllty Hllpprry rttr* *n ^^■hira, which nncf#r null* wer tho doorbell Jwhen Kemper riud eurfsces d-mar.d Pair* rnreful |n ,r7 conditions would never h ip application o f his brakes. If Ih * , * ’* " ' trrlved, under further threats. W ATCH O U T KOIl R U P P E ItY Meanwhile, Ann Wilde, Ihe l im k r , loek iiu lrk ty , a sk id Is In D riv er i o f t e n f o r g e t1P A V E M E N T a nurse, furred into an upstairs a v lta b le D. V. WARREN V. B. W EEKLY be-.’ room with Ihe child, hail tele­ JOHN ANDES L. C. KINARD wlnlted an she >uhl it. I.nttin saw phoned police. LAKE MONROE 20th and French 917 W. FIRST ST. As the extortionist turned from the r.lTicer* and i.penvd fire. They At It. R. PHONE 747-W his eon vernation with Mis. Kern- retreated hul wen* soon leinforeed LANSING, Michigan, Ftb. 17.— liy police in si* ears summon'd NO. 2 CANS iMrr the don i bell rang. .She opened I TWO 6c BOXES hi*)—The Michigan Senate torlay *ie door lo bo confronted l y two ty rt'lo. A* one groiip nf |M.llceadopted resolutions declaring an nirirers who saiil thy had tcrclved men rescued Ihe threat roil child, t.lhyrs lushed for the extortion­ imt-rgrncy exist* and emimwerlng a call. Governor William Comstock lo ex­ Standing between the police in ist. LIFE BUOY 2 For | 3 BOXES Is-tlin fired hi* second shot into tend the banking moratorium and .he doorway and Ihe armed man his head and retired to a lielruom | regulate withdrawal-, lle-o|j. in the sli.iiway- Mrs. Kemper said' no o 'e hu I tailed I lie officers, but wher" lie was found uaeoneeioos. linns were sent Immediately ’ to II* died ahorlly after reaching a the House. 6 Pounda | COMPOUND 4 Pounds Fine, White, (sranulated hcspital. . ,nit BANANAS, 5 lbs BETTER FOOD STORES 5/ TOMATOES 5/ , 18/, S O A P *15/ 21/ 23/ SUGAR SALT ICHIPSO LARD Osceola CUT BEANS, BEETS, SUGAR CORN. LIM A No. 2 Can PHONE 58-W 203 SANFORD AVE. PHONE 68-W ZWhat’s why millions M prefer these ( CELEBRATED ) CRACKERS BEANS RELISH 1 GOOD ' RICE 100'. PURE PORK, BULK ' ‘A Pint 10 Pounda A L ! L A M B ! l b . ............. 19c CHOPS, lb........ 19c CHOPS, Ib........ 23c OVERSEA PURE ROAST, Ib........ 15c ROAST, lb........14c STEW, lb..........12c BREASTv Ib...... 12c Preserves FRESH YARD (Guaranteed) VIENNA 16 Ox. Jar 2 £ana POTTED F L A K E S — A m a r lc a ’ a fa v o r it e c r a c k e r ! f a v o r i t e w ith soupa, fa vo rite w it h u l a d a , fa v o r ite w it h th a t b e d -tim e g la ss o f « " iik i M a d e o f th e fin e s t I n g r e d ie n t s : t : b y s k ilfu l b a k e rs t ; t in sp o tless bakeries. P a c k e d o v e n -fr e s h . D e ­ liv e r e d o v e n -fre s h ; A r e a l fo o d bar- Backbone, lb. ...15c S t e a k s , ib. i$c CHOPS, - . l^/aC ST?W, lb. ......10c Ib LIVER, lb. 10c ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM g a ln v h e t h e r l a th e s m a ll o r la r g e r s it e d p a c k a g e s . A n d d on *t m iss th e HAMS, lb......... 15c B o a s t , ib. .. UMc Ketlogg’a W HEAT FLAKES or Kitchen Tested Gold Medal Meadow Geld—Taitu thi Uifftrawc* OSCEOLA— The Best COFFEE NAVY rsnev. r^N.rsm* Pkg, 12 Lbs. 57/ Qt ; 25/ 21/ 3 Pounda | 10/ BEANE M E A T 8 11 Cat from Choice Trader Btaara B U T T E R , lb „ S T E A K S — A U C ata, lb.— ... Lorga Yellow BANANAS, J-Ifaa.^.. Suadart—Kogar Cared B A M S - H a U o r W h o le, Fancy Box P O R K C H O P S , 2-lha—— SMOKED or GBOUNir H AU H AG B . W «*«»s H M M k d i d r* * 1* w it h t h e s l H W l O N a t S K C U fi: g O M M N V PRODUCE APPLES, 4-lbe... d e llf io e a , n e w , m o n e y -a a v la g re c l* m s Pineapple or OverSea (1 pkg. Pan. Flour Ftoo) Pound P O R K ! B E E F! Package ThU is bleached white guaranteed Flour. SAUSAGE 15/ FLOUR SYRUP STARCH GLOSS LAUNDRY ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM, FJJLL CREAI Baby— 2 For Evaporated APRICOTS or tha bast poUcy” . This Is B. F. S. policy. W* advertise our goods at a pries that enable* us to glv* you 18 us. in every pound. We la * Na Trick A A* rMltively no unit or water added. Sec It weighed. 2 Pounds CUTLETS, lb. . 23c LEGS, Tall 21-llw. White S. IL Bacon E Large Bottle EVERYDAY Pound White V OVERSEA lo/ 10/ CATSUP 5/ 13/ MILK 5 ’ 25/ PEACHES 10/ Oversea MAYONNAISE or FANCY. HOME RAISED i X o D A Y treat y o u r fa m ily t o P R E M IU M young mtn on tba jaekt C*rma on the night of Doe. t, , �PAGE FI THE SANFORD nERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. FRIDAY FEBRUARY 17. 1933 POSSIBILITY. OF"ill Rogers Seen NEUIRALITY SEEN SUM BY SnMSON ' nf relive n «{ by l,rale fesce. The Ir.-I ?jtut- {rt& n l rm jii.jiiim t » f credit Je­ on of jh‘:t ' on wponvinn of hioies*oy he i scllvlty, (hat i*. the buying j f the r id .illllkf" ciT i mmouiUi-*. cr.lte- ployment of la .or nej the orvele-l 14 rc-j r. :-vr o f till the manifiiM Pvjttotfl*! rm i- le rVtl>rtit. ■ ttuii. form pail of thr | ntiitn' ismnrrn iy minor mrthani'tn. , ,[ tr.t e V« it i* h tlilittjr ut lark i* unerre c rc ta ry A v e rs In ­ intvi* tb'titjr -nnl lie. ef confide nee." | te r e s t s O f N a t io n s ’ • '" t Gxp aini.ig th* w iu tin ji g! irA r c T o o In te rw o v e n • ■ O' llt i.iit, Mr. Mills ilr»iibrtl whs’. '“ •M*. !... e. til vvil.lii tiCjifrn |f Ihe jrAlvlj af»4 ; rent rit i it toe iMInr wa< cut in WASHINGTON, Foh. I tmw| t n ti, haJ been a l..>raled__in, vvvfplrt, doctrine' of f>e I me fjot'te ijuotler*. OF CURRENCY Head Of Treasury At­ tributes Stress To Lack Of Confidence f tx Secretary of t n t Treatuty On den L. Mil.1*, n n m rh rea l hete recently hafirc th • Young Repuh. lieant of ML'foui i, drelal'eil there It n„ a r t u r ’ cearth of uirirry, on. piMieil Inflatii.n of the eurrrnry, and attrihute.J current e o n u r i e rltem ta "uncertainty an<| lark of confidence,’’ The Seerrtary'a .perch vvav rend by John Jay llupklm, rpi-cal nvaiilant to Mr. Mill', wh> n a . crahle t,, leave Wa'hlngtint. In a sum nary of hit view), u. ' t " t | r e I*ri in the pri pareu a idii-m, -. /iilvtrnl i uJafl iiu*, «:» lil« wrltlti’ ♦ . ball «The theory", he .aid, “U that the Ameiirsn fanner now writ* .t ', M | tu'hnl of wheat |x I icvrpool fur nhoel th-ee oMil.r):e. vltich he • iiaJj now rrtivvrta intn a out ,%0 ctntu a ihtnllJ tin»hr 1, would, if llte guld value’ in- i f llio tlnllnr were cat in halt, te v , j ttceive a dollar a hurhel: «-il •w n t-'rinre the, world pttce largely drmip-j tetmlnre th r tlome.tie pile* ut n the wheat, the price of wheat at heme tote** would rite to on dollar. , . . Helion' 1 . SANFORD AVKNTK r t n tnt t i t . I W it h i l n l c r Ftiml S t o r e s 1M 1LK *ati»vj I’ll li ai«uw »J that the e n lif • the j pried level wnuttl Attain ei’nalort. m utra ily a n p 1511, ,"ThU l« when, theoty nnl fact n th«^ tumbt; vvi "f lelirvr that a haianeed hudre-; ft ft rnniputy. If n o t Monday '-tens a <• Invulwd ■m nearly morning ■ . ttltwhle^J—l:.q—ul—UtM^ittUfA..I n n e .t riTurt', tii in detain im.1■jij.iiwr,.'fi'lfiTr'n'l ie euu il g d one d.dSAT. SPECIALS tWM.ii.'i, ur neai ty 150 percent, h r fur hi« whiat In liverp'r-l. 'tn iily 'In the l i e . in War. I ..f th e lv >H ) while the prrul.rliun of basic eum- ymj ran i c ' t assured that even nir .Ilie, at Ih" liiihi"»t point of vrMrl leaving the United iSatr- except the* I'llltr M a i n uttd i!i-."ia are went Iwe • f tha League H O na. nearly nne-thlrd larger would be Imiiril with wheat than In IjHX" "The rrire at t.iverpoul tvnut.l • e Nation' u n i rn ■in r y luiun.1 “ A* far a* thin ruuniry I* con­ b n u - This I. so eertaln lhat it ) agreement! In tin Covenant cert ed,‘* he eiuvliniied, "a< eom-' Would have bmkrn rfure even an rrd other Iteath < that real mm 1 r c t m u f uiil iWt -.ale - war* i ' tVsr tmlny in. the emu j nl i. nt much pnreil with 1 1 0 , vur gold ttuvh rvtru huahel ft nt the Unite) State 1 CradlMtl tHrtt market. It i inifn . ib’e Hi’tdiy —trec- thp imee • f whiat wmibl t l inmtely .«ett!r. J. Waits & Son H U M A N . Waih., Vr .r| ifogrrii Ini Wjt lit"ft ha-i inerenve.1, otir hank re-verve' have Inrtea «nl an 1 currer.cy his | Inrrea.fd. The pritent dilfietllty nrUe.. fm m Inahlllty In put in wink our ample nr.netnry re- tder fire u but certainly far tin t r a d liar an 1 |rubahiy m>t far above pi. ll.|«IN, , int |nici-y.’’ "t redit raiim.l he l.ruught inlu Hoela ring that llritinh pii,-.- 4#0 K. (th RT. Q U A LITY ! fart id-1' \tt«i*eririf pju- ili. rloinn of hi-, opponent' Uni it wlthhubl arn ii vvuuM Involve the Ilnitn li t't.iti > In Iniiible w • < he bvllig- i rt r n tj , Mr. Slim i p.dntn out I but t"ci« 111.".’ th. i . r kitn guv eni'-unt in i te p t l i shl|im«nt< ............ lulliitinrii'. . uf vvlimii FOUNDER'S WEEK SALE illE S T n ■■ the P iin t'." 5/ 2 No. 2 Cans 15c IMO 4j" ftOfllti) Pound 1 TOMATOES No. 2 Fans 5c IKmI ( reamer.v BF 1TKR lb. 21c attvluli'ly Northern Blizzard ttie free u-e lln- r’catlh* Sends Tourists By Audilurinnl fur llieir tit* vi ith ti .! j rn.. i d- to i 11 In Droves To Florida SNOWDRIFT Pound l(lc SARDINES Cans 10c S V ( 1A It 5 Pounds 22c B A CON Pound He* fnYoiy " w l r f t thnfo r” r» ti *»i‘ id l» , Juh* mm ami i.ln 'til S A U S A G E 2 lbs. 251 KIND LESS SLICED VALUES! Honoring the j o and, r „f RUr ^ . a m g a a , cans i- o-un liiimut iituri * u'd U|t t|l« l* S«I - S P E C I A L L O W P R IC K S ! E X T R A O R D IN A R Y t a l l BACON pobrr- nf Pound W lS T v AND HQUAUR DEALING T O .M .I." xrl forth •!„ 1 lhr ■" A » l ‘ a . u c e r " ha. hr.-u built . . n r B E E F R O A S T w»n»» KtwcvTTdrift i. ru u n . rul o; p rtunil) In Havel Whitt* Hmuto Hraml the i.f the r- llrt Stall * t»* nilsiv pinnit'imi* to n-vofuljnn- 1 M * lit ' nr in fjTifVutisi| SPECIAL LOW PRM A&P h Fumoua Trio EVAPORATED s 8 O’CLOCK 1 RED 'CIRCLE 17C Inna Hrufiti Delicious Rich 18C l( BUKA It 23c 5c IIinn i nt t he i BUTTER—Tub or I NTT LEY OLEf), Ih. irange IVkne, Mixed ur Nectar Brand TEA, ** LBS. l l C WINES A P APPLES, 5-lbs. YELIXIW O N I O N S . 3 -lb s. LARGE CRISP ICEBERG mpnilhit 25( ! m * nl '* Ihi frirtinr* li r* hp&n ue^H- ?«Vrio »•« tf.imnffp t» Celery Aye. Meat Market S P A G H E T T I, .1 (n il can* — 101 C E L E R Y — t.'olJ Stream Special for Saturday PINK SALMON, 3 tall rnmt Hs trie OXYPOL—Snap Powder, t pktg. IONA BRAND— Plain or Self R'aiiUt f LOU !3cit«- •43c COMPOUND Quaker Maid Dd'cioua A^PLE FINEST SHORTENING SAUCE \SL 13c u £ 25c 1 ' NO. 2 I S CANS 1 9 205 Mag MEAT MARKETS i Itrs S T R A W B E R R IE S ITKNIPN W IN N -liW E r r Cl i ' u e D e liv e r y I ’ h c n e ‘.’ Mi C e n te r oi TOMATOES ISIONS, Hnnford Ml. M bile unit Sue cl lO IA Id E S , lll-llm, Certified Tnilil Vulva C O F E E I ilS S F i OULDER ROAST R IB BEEF 10 / NECK BONE 5/ RIB FYtwh Sliced L£RD PPARE RIBS, 2-lbs. PIG LIVER, lb. L E G 4>C Pound LAMB 2 c:ihs 10/ 14 / 5< l-art:* Uun TRIPE 2 cans Whole Shoulders, lb 8c. Whole Sides, i!>..... :..... 8c Pork Sausuge, ib. ..... 15c* Mixed Sausage, 3-P -----— . -- Tall Mackerel 2 cans 15c 22/ 'Service with the Sumo, Old Smile* AppU* Pic Vir.c^af 10c each Standard CM IM V ■; ji- 'im Whole Hams, II).... ....1lie Tall Pink HA1.M0N Small Cans . . . . t’ lMi'ilate DON'T M!NS TIUS ONEl.utu: I till tfuart Ru. Rork--Young, Tender Iroported Norwegian___ S a r d in e s 2 c.i.m Gel Another‘ FRET: N o, 3 » i f n i Piriii'hcM , 2 t iin s STOKFJS m a r k e t 3 C a n a ....................35 SPAKE ta in Meaty IN PORK LOIN I ! ; Lbs. Net Slantlard Cornell STEW QutirlH L U X R in so IIJXTcilctSoar A rm im r’ ' V ery llesl SAUSA(»E MEAT BUTTER 24/ !! I'mititla Western Beef m r w . 3 - ih p ...... Mr Can ( (JOKED IlKAINS He * !RN PORK F O A ^ T . Ili ALL CIGARETTES P R IN T T d lL E T T IS S U E , I ralM - Pineapple • 2 No.S‘ 25c CAMELS -X UllESTEHlTEI l):l M i M STRIKES ALL tv- j w i w - i e BUTHTTtyT.tr-.-. gar ,\m» rim*- •C.\l CRIQIJI Lmore I’reparel (■ M SAUSAOI TOMATOES. I No, cans Quaker .Maid PORK ft BEANS, 16-n/. can Sultana Brand DeHcloun, Broken Slice jT ix litfx n ■’J S :W Yi* U'c Rize .VlLitn.1 Iona llrund Seven delicious flavors I d choose from— 1G-0Z JAILS C H IC K E N S rtftf'f nrfutlnt th It’s« lipt'p mi rmirkc I Ihfi * .i’ll v.h« rt* tln*p* hit ljf»« u n upailiy with llm rpyultiiy ih*. LETTUCE, 2 heads ANN PAGE •Delicious Pure Fruit tn i n> lb. 1 5 / ‘fi«9«piTmifiiil *' *Mhur t* he «!•• •»!!■* nurv'sury.** j. rulfey nivifn>l the Rhipmeiiin of have liuwn n.i marknl ineren-c »inee Gnu Lrittlln w,r. furced nit the guti f*a nduid in SrpiriM r, llbll. S.-eietnry .MUG ''th e fait that the H nltei S tria, I*’ranee and .1 few other 1 1 . I »•! have r e i a ' n e I on the gn!.| .tanilnnl I* the nee rlement of .tnblldy POTATOES, 10-lbs Sparkle ftp iin n terhiiiufiitiv* i!»» | ,n *i uni (<> «h»- At n h****finif ttrrnnvrd at tlit ir U. 8. NO. I Dclie’oUit y G.latln Ui'Hscrt F O R K R O A S T hut ‘ rc«|ue»: Ihry i*2 pfi^Fe«| tin* opinion PRUNES. Ih. NO. 2 CANS Vf'Oti I » iiutnl* * *>4 iiKi|iirnl i» f i t 't Tj * iimti.t tppru.al nf li n 'v o«-♦ t rumnilltif. "am y 7 0 -Hti Site Del Monto u hnt <Dtf |tIo* < Auwl i'H.i ami prr- lv pii-* of 1y th** iiiifn** hit y h > u!( fr »m Ihe ihimfa : u nf |ftu nrm **» nrrf i flifll*iiii' now befuri* (‘ofifjir •, ii*prrn n t a l l u 'i . |if ihu Americiu uir1 cruft inifiHtry dn fan ,| y to*Iifi pay , i rfur«* Iho IfiM.M* t i n i r i i Alfa in* H I 1** bamott' t ’reain RICE 5 D*lh**tr»lt4 t.i - • f tn»* i« »(»luU n mif tliu | f t ’ iiff” If! *1** in nil n nf| VvOilhi BREAD, Itirge leaf BLUE ROSE 1 Fancy, Whole drain urhiU* ii .uluhi tmrii • .« ill t*«w Ux'j1 u, i.i, “ Mild & Mellow "||“Rich, Full t il il" j|"Vlgiirnu* ■ Wiltey" Itajih ^ SALAD DRESSING, jt. jar ] I POCwl CARTON ; niMuriy till* t'x COFFEE l> f KGS. ib. 1 5 ^ »t:rr In *I ’« ) rur lirighhorhoml AAl’ l.lure lln. » „ l American Sardines 3 cans 'lOc ROAST, lb, 12 l-2c 5c SAL’i* c-.Ttli 2«4c Ud'.'e lijlnz 19c CATSUP 0. K. SOAP or POWDERS 5 for 9c Small ( THPSO 6c Small O ct Soap or ! POWDER I for 10c 1*114c On. Cane Syrup Yt U a l Q ta. 17c • 2 ilc G fU w v .490, �THE SANFORD HERALD, A U frO R D . FLORIDA. ----------------- ------------;----------------------------------- -— FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, IMU -------'— r ------- r r r r r ----------- ------- r “ •Hndlng and abue* by the pMfH R f f l v Ij, p n y n / l IT f l P i* tariff will. "a d elle-[o f ereJit. ami rtmtinurd: sines* Leaders Exjfkfh Ta Committed >f Senate MeansOf £ n d b tg D e p r e s s io n ’AIH1NGT0N. Feb. 17.— far-flung program of nationgad International step, to America back to prosperity sketched for th. Senate fi­ re eontmlttre ro.enty by A 7— They wero added to propoaed tonic, ranging from an embargo an geld e.porta t j war debt can­ cellation, along with reiterat'd plea, that thr budget be balance I and the eorroney not tampered With, preainted yeiterday by wit* nearei. Including: Myron Taylor, thalrman ‘ <f Ihe board o f thr United State* Steel Corporation; Jackson Rey­ nold*. president r f the First N . tlonal flank of the City of Nrw York; Daniel Willard, prt.idmt nf the Raltimore and Ohio rtilroad, wh'so rlawv were ehpressp.l In n l.ttrr; Frank A. Vamlerllp, the $*w York financier, and time I .con o f New York, former technical adrl.nr o f tha Ifou** e-Inage committee. Drvi.i told the rommltteo In an­ swering hy Irlrpmph Ita incitetlon to appear that what Congre.n shopld do U.tn dgyolr lu tlf to "the ebvl'u. thing, that lie dose at hand," and: llal.rre tho budget by raiirxl , S J " . embargo * r*l°c5nUHoo*« ,0 by presldtntlal proclama- father h*» pared tha way fbr th* ' " ' " " " ’‘I j 0: 1' In c re a se In Jap Imports A la rm N e w Zealanders a pregram would fore# financbl r e f : rm.i that would “ end d lspgt. Ity" between thta country and competitor*, he contended. Willard . i l l whatever 1» donl should bo pointed tixemri rellaf taler agreed ha ha< are particularly inlertsted. Reynolds and. Taylor rrughly th# same testimony. Each opposed tamp«rtng with the cur­ rency and rath Insisted upon a balanced budget. H O M E * OWNED EIGHT POUND Grade Carton Lard 24-LB. SACK S. R. Flour S Pound* BOTIL-FOR. - f l T IT ONCE Th* Beat Money k Can Buy WHITE BACON ^O U ND 406'8AN FORD AVENUE NTA COFFEE Monarch Pure Santas Pound Package 14-lb. can Monarch Red Salmon 15c */a-lb. Can 1 Pound LUXToiletSoa Try Thla One— Fancy Patna 2-lbn. RICE Balaton 19c pkg- Ry-Krisp 25c Country Koll UTTER Butter 21c APPRECIATION Gainesville U s in g S c rip Money Plan To Run TradeBody 406 SANFORD AVE-| Rumfurd lb. pkg. Baking Powder 19c Philadelphia Cream Ihire Creamery 4 tall cans 22c PEPPER 5c Sunlight Ammonia Sunlight Blueing Sunlight Bleach Water “ We could not let the genenoa ranponne of the publte to oar “ AnntvrrMry Sale" unrewarded m> we are of feria l • two day “ ApprecUtloo S a le 1* Friday and urday. & GAINER VTI.LE, Feb. 17.— A new plan for the financing of ihe Gainesville chamber o f commerce has been adopted by the board of directors. Pending a written legal opinion chamber of rommerre will proreed with preliminary plan* for the Issuing o f trade certificates In the amount of $0,000. Thee** will be In denominations of on* Agreements 'w'sr# ifrawn'up bn’ der. tho superclslon of th* specie, committee appointed to work out the project, which agreements will be presentad to wholesale and retail-dealers, professional men and private indlvlduab for signa­ ture. In th* rase nf retail merehanti, professional men and other elttten« of Galnaarill# who agree to accent these aalf-'iqaldatlng (SCllftaatos nf trade, these trade ccrimpanled hr tlfcatea must ha an rqnat amoont of caah. Acrordlng to th# plan, spaecc will be left on tha back of tha foliar rartlfieatea for fifty twocent ehambar of commarca spe­ cial atamr*. The flfly-cenl certlficatca will require twenty-fire two-cant chamber of commerce stamps or fifty one-rent stamps. The twenty-flr* cent trad# certif­ icate* will require twenty-flee one-cent stamp*. All theso stamps will ba can­ celled by the Initials o f th* pay** written aero** th* top\ of tha stamp and the Initial* of th* re­ ceiver written across the bottom o f thr stamp at the time of each transaction. A* was pointed out at the meet­ ing, the strong feature connected with tl.e use nf these trade cer­ tificates will ba the establishment of a reserve fund amount­ ing to fifty percent o f th* total trad* certificate* outstanding at any given time, leaving fifty par cent to b* eortrad ty tha aala of th# stamp*. Under thla plan, whan tha an­ nual membanhlp of $12 I* paid. In cash, th# member will receive $12 In trade rartlfieatea Aa soon as th* trwJ* eertlfrata la put Into • t t t U th# cham­ ber of commerce eipecta to launrh a concerted membership drive, which has for Ita goa'i flee hun­ dred members, each participating In trade certificate* to the atof hi* membership. low (oat. Objection la thta u a haing rrfaad hi Now l aataad, and a prominent A irk land buaiaaax man idvoratt* fo itn w t«H l«l«r< rent ion to stmj thla dumping. Tha familiar argument o f tha low standard of H»ta» among thr J.pa area la bring oaed. On the atbar bant It b belag eootenJed thsl tha rhaapna*. af Japanaaa good, benefit* tha waga aarnar. Rubber ahooa from Japan (amt other parts of tha East) ara teIng told In New Zealand at aa low a. Za. ad. a pair, an unprece­ dented? low pri.-e. Another New Zealand busineei man who bar Jutt retarned'from a trip to Japan reports phenome­ nal aetlrlty In manufacturing than. The depmuion of tha yen haj given a great Impatua to Jap­ anese aaport trade, and delivery o f good* la month* behind. While ha waa there an Am*’ i~ »i h.„ t i l (Iren for 1.000.000 doien AUCKLAND. N. Z. — The In­ crease In tha Importation af Jap­ anese good, Into New Zealand b attracting attention la the Domin­ ion. For the flraj I I months nf DM2 these goods were rained a» 409,000 pounds, but the Domlnv it ? f- ir 'M e * iir ,lrmOwf-ir| taTa line, an order was recelred from New York far 5000 do ten tho unemployment situatlSib lid proposed a tales tag i f In­ creased rsvenuta were necesiaty, and said that war debt raneellallon would b. "better fir us and better for the ^orM. or that of iltd Orange A re , Winter Park. Tel. W .P. Sl-M Food o f the same quality and character that I would aarra If you wem-drueata In my own home." (Mrs.) ORARLEKN J. HAKKK, Owner AND ,,w*•" * W t e » of th. ln v.tlg .tlo n of ** t i l r n r r J Ir Pw r " I I . *uea*etod Ihht „ R ^ r u , Jr, youthful V” . * * 8* t thr huilnt T ,h" Am*rt<‘* n boy •M{a| regUlarite, bud lo th Mow* tng thr budget. f200.000.000 worth « f sllvor at Wl .an. . wa.IM,. .<.1 .ka ‘ h« bolI» lAirPt intituling • »tl*Y m if ner#ft*ry. • Rrthre- th# "awollan and M* cfsaUa appropriations to Yetff- B t f E l i & ’fcNT * anything eireyt th* op. rati » i f s ' —— >1 d.a’t a Uw, PH lllA DELPHI A. T th ., 17^- Kara my bo, , gold export Breaking a three-year ellmcv, a hla own hat ibvjaa. -h.«s..ilJIaLWnH|f. by tha committee da •head Ita economic surorsd by tha Democrat* material to aid tha In- r* * rB Re-Opennrtg Probe B £ » O f Death Mastery I'J’L ? " — - LS£| i; «>n.ali.i.tr ami r*Oucr t Bgantlr. and actlri- ** ^ y 1 S AT. PRICES W H IT S B IN G IMLLSBURY’S CIGARETTES Pkf. 10c CAKE FLOUR Pkg. 17c CARTON— 11.00 No. 2 Mixed 3 Pkn. SUPER SUDS SCRATCH FEED Vegetables, 2 cans Quaker MACARONI, SPAGHETTI o r" 6 Oz. Evaporated APPLES, 3 pkgs. SALT, 2 pkgs. 8 Oi. Argo Lux Toilet STARCH, 2 pkgs. SOAP, 3 bare. SANI-FLUSH 2-lb. Jar Twin Lake 2-lb. Jar Welch’. PRESERVES... Peanut Butter. Grape Juice, pt. BEEF, 2 cans..... BLACKBERRIES SAUCE No. 2 Musaelman’a Apple Evaporated SAUCE, 2 cans.... 3 Cana Phllllp’a PEACHES, fi bs. PORK & BEANS No. 2 Sliced Libby’s Certified Toilet Pineapple, 2 cans paper , « Noodles, 3 pkg8. No. 1 Standard Corned FYench’a Wotxeater rout rillsbury’a Pancake Scott PRODUCE FLOUR, 2 pkga............ .....J WHITE RING FLOUR 6 Ibn. 21c — 12 Iba Chewing STRAWBERRIES A 4 String BROOMS.......... FRESH FLORIDA GUM. 3 pkga..................... J 2 CANDIES. 4 for....... PINTS 17c U. S. White NavJ* POTATOES, 10-Iba-.. BEANS, 3-lbn............. Ark. Black or Wines*?* Kellogg’s W. W. FLAKES, pkg-..........- APPLES, 4-lba....... ■Quaker OATS, p k g........ ........... ONIONS, 4^llak..... i YeUew Hanford IB Os. Seeded and CELERY.,____ _____ Cal. gunklst LEMONS, d ot........ REEDLESS RAISINS SUGAR, 5-lba............— (With Hb. Opler Cocoa for 1 * ) Californio COFFEE, lb-............- ..... l T f .** Land O’ Sunshine BUTTER. Ib^.......... NUCOA, SODA CRACKERS. 2 pkga. M. f I Health Oak | A a BAKING POWDER......___ J . W Light House 4 FLAKES. Canai1* Dry 14 0*. APPLE JELLY........ Plain OLIVES, qt........ J.... lb. P IC K L E S , q L .______________ 1 9 V CATOUP. .......... IO C No. 1 Libby Red Chinook A jP ^ S A L M O N ____________________ l O V Libby Vienna SAUSAGE, S ouu.._______ 2 D C No. 2 CORN. CUT BRETS. CUT BEANS, FRESH LIM AS-*! can 1S« No. » *- 8. f . A P g a CLEANSER. 118 Mag. Anemia 3-lba. Golden Juicy Calif. Lemons 24c Apples Dozen— Largo Siae "" • GINGER ALE. 2 bota. ' LETTUCE........... . JELL-O, 2 pkn...... ..... l — M W ' CARTON LARD 4 Iba. 23c — S /lb*. 49 • $.4 'Oi- Premium PAPER, 3 rolls BETTER Q 25c Vegetables PRICES Pound Best Quality Meafe at Lowest Prices L A R G E J U IC Y W IE N E R S , Jb. O Y 8 vT J £ B 8 » FANCY 8UCBD (Rind On) B K F 8 T . B A C O N , lb*. r~ n~ ' f W eata. M ilk F ad V eM 9 c Ln jf" ij.‘ L ~ * t q i- �»* ».v p • m i l t t f u f c f t . A a W W h* . f L M t f f t o . r m f»A t, F tH W A J tv it : right a n Major Isidore Salma, Im d o f tha Salmon A GhrckaUfn ehdla o f tuteeeo r t t t n a n i hetala; Bfr Samoat Hoars, Secretary h r laffla;>B)r PhIBp Bteteee, Ma­ jor John Small CoartaaM, Coloo*l John Grattan. Sir Victor Warranter. Major J o U Jacob; A»t#r and Rogfcrald Parkrkk. . Sea« o f mnuaalifda a n Lbrd Caatlaraagh, Lord Dalralth, Loal Guioaai, Lord BLanky, Lard Harlington, Lord ntchfkld aad Olirar Stanley. ..T h is wohaa M-Jg.% La4 , 4 * - PAGE SEVEN im s I n n , firm* (or pledge*, of work lo hr undertaken. ■* Th* k n if plan of lb* Campaign ia Ihat nt tk* appra] o f aelf-lntrr rat In |ha Individual properly awrrf. an wall a* that of helping •hr alh*r fellow—he'.dng him-rlf bp taking advantage of the Inwrat ■prim In ronatruclton pine* Ihr r.jropran war. and Helping th: otter fellow by giving employ, meat. Ik e of Ike trtwlM for the *'ic j re*- nf the campaign, according to William A. low , chairman, am Harare P. Uraraldaa, . roan, h that n0 effort wa* made lo parrel out Ike work t o the unemployed. The movement m ognltad that unemployment applim to ike contractor and Jobber n we|*< a- to the Individual rrad ­ man. that if one get* work the other will get work alao. m Mtk special train: (upper left) tlebe llaalel,; tapper right) U-K >rn Mars- meslk tn route. A sheet* t aI* r - cppHal train, unUsual llcbllag lad for Ike all* atocjdr-.J iu b * n .«fc h k k .tw r s k Klnetrie wa* aakvd to eanttrutl cotvaPI# electrical devleoo, aa IB the teals. Tba kitchen was Inwait aa * replica of morledocn'a stalled beraas* leaiperamcnlsl tgm*d. H«llbtt flee eh, will carry tiara Insisted that food bo propl*e-tc«r* maria rolabrltlea from erty prewrVad and prepared All tk* W elle to Atlantic sea boa rds, ,lh* ehef has (o do. after rerelelng stopplac at various cttle* ea brdert for meals, la lo prsss a rout a. facladlac Wacblaaton, D. ballon and the food Is rooked auC.. where they attend the Hoooe- lomatlrallr. i After tha meal la rell taaagural earemoniae. served, hs presses s button and Tb* special train will resemble Ihe dlshen are vdtsbed. Electricity • .B rin g meteor tag It faille* even preserve!the rood autothrough tit* nights. Krtvrlorx matleally. On ta * . abaerrsllna •III b* electrically lighted— Ik* n r . a email edllioi of Mellbti ( n t tlmo la raltread history Ihat liench. the mnvte rofonr’e bathing each « feat hat been tccom- resoit, h it been built, with palm ptlahod. Huge sua arts, or Hol­ tree*, sand and atnclrtc sun lywood Halil*. Installed to liter lamps to lend added realism. bsigsgs cars, will rati pooerlnl In each rlty where slops are beams falo Iks night skies. Spe­ made, stars will participate in a cial eastpmesl has heed lif- parade and laler win make pet.! atblled ta f*retch current for the aonat appearances at I Warner* w is -m AftkaA-m lM *, a t , said te oHy IWO.bOO » yWr MCh U Lord Dbvedport, who road* Had field, atee I hinj. Among i richest women a n Lady HouaI, widow |f a great shipowner, 1 Baronesa Burton, who haa it Intanata la tba hre wi ng In* 'try. -•. •. dllllonab* M. P .V M l their owb , Brothers' theater. Many of them yn yw |hra'aeneai movie oitravagahra. .Tk* train is schedakd la toatn Los'Angelos )Vb. j ) j ia Denver Peh. |3; Kah.as City, Fab. I I : It.-lw alt, Vet. 11; Indianapolis. reh. 27; Chics go, Feb. I t ; De- M ' 'Renovizing’ Drive HelpingTo Provide Work F o r Jobless trades, according to officials of the campaign. “ Not only I’htlailelphla,’* T. H. Roberts, president of Ihe Mont(turnery C o u n t y Kedl Katale Honr'l. j j u i rrcanlly. Jtbut tba adJoining I’cnnsylvanlH counties, an well, are feeling the beneficial e f­ fect raused by lha release of hoanlerl cash that is slowly being taken from hiding places and paid t<> numerous concerns and individ­ uals tn the various building Indus­ tries. This effect is far-reaching in il* good." Actual figures from Ihe bureau nf hitlMing inspection for the tit) rhnw <n increase nf Do per cent in Ihr kutmher nf hnikllng permits Issued during January as con­ trasted lo Ihe number for, the santo month a year ago. I.siinrhe,| under the leadership nf a council nf In nf the outstand­ ing business men nf the rlty, the rintpalgn was barked by 1000 trade, e|vic*,l mmmnnlly ami relig­ ions organ iit I tons and actively furthered by some 7000 workers who canvassed homes and buai- i ^ ttc*1* ^ 1 « * * • « * * dry. food* I was acquired In a barter with ln-| for cwrttry prr>*jce with faraj- diana, in etchaAge for which they| J t*,fa h a «r. “ awap" too* aad faad rrcel eml band*, kniews, kettle*' f « r bbor, merchantc p*y .mpV.y*a ,U valued « t gpprailmately %U. ta ftroda Inetatd o f money, Utah- ------William lam Penn transacted several .with acrlD I successful “swaps” with Uw red * <1 10 HI man In **Ubll|hhr/ the present PHILADELPHIA, . Feb. 17— stala of Penniyleapla. ' Appmvlmalrly |l!»,tM)u,noo nf new ■ * - " 1 Until th* adeant of tbe motor- business to he ennaumatrd with­ m* H m l , r ' "hors* swapping" " « « in in the nest si* uinntlis has been . . |rogue among farmer* throughout fledged *n Hate In the “ Henoelre th# South. Though almost cttinci I’hlladelphia" ratupaign initialed I at present, it pevorthelcss U fol- four weeks ago, and nlready relowed In isbkltd rural see tinns to iBlta are shown In an increase In barter ia tD|n building permits issued and a gen­ eral stimulus in the building 1 Cal Clauds B. Baudar. of. Anoavlll*rTkmn.,- an aatoaroWie1daalar, recently f o u n d himself over­ o b in tba history of our organisation stocked with used car*. To get rid the cot) fide lire esprssd by tba pub­ of (ham h* started a barter sys­ lic Ihruugh their patrturago during tem and ha( vxrhangsd motorcars “ We could not let the generous this sale", Mr. Beslry declared. for svarythlag from sweat ^otaTha “ Appreciation Male" will toon to blue monk*/*. • response nf the public to our Bartering baa am* extended to •Adversary Hale* ,go _unrewarded bring numerous quality fools, •duration- A. number nf sort ham lg wo *ro offrring a Iwo di\y 'Ap- trash fruits, .vegetables and meals cnDege* bar* accepted Irtsji pate- ptaclallon Hale' Friday and Satur­ at pricer rqilpUy-** low as during toes, asroet potato**, milch row* day", H. C. Beslry, manarrr of Ihe anniversary tile, the slorr and hog* in angbanga iar tuition Plggly Wiggly stores, said Thurs­ manager states. Kbewher* in this newspaper ia an advertisement day. and admlnigttuUon f***s TmM, “Our birthday relehration was listing a few of Ihe many foods Mis* Plena Percy dnrvp plaa.beari * o f cattla to Lbutslana W a ll UnL Mb o f Iba most euctetiful erent.s offered in the evrnt. t Of 10 key, and lock. ve rally In Hsu of tuition, and *lmi*hono 383-W. liar other leading' Institutions Hbtb T out GIm m have swapped. *dacnUon*l facili­ WUed Now 111 ties for farm piudneta. W. lat Streak Reduced p r i c e on alagU After all, tba South ha* prveevision and Kryplok lento. Alio dent far hariariag good*. Th# Frank Lcwl* and Martin ham WANT A Piar^iy-WiffRiy H UI “Appreciation Sale’1 x -s -s Martin’s Garage all shall and QUad frames. LOST— Whit* setter dog. Lemon ear. Between DeLand and New Snvjraa, Feb, 11. Notify C. B. Bra nan, 'Hew Smyrna or Herald, gold Dr. H«*try McLaulln, Jr. OPTOMETit1ST 111 Park Are. tiOTirsi o r seaarstifa »*•*JL^TI Notlrs Hi H.rsbr sod In oursusnes tIN T AN Austin. Roadster ar tlM l dvers* of coup*. 8e per bills. Reel A Sou, ■usle, msdv and day arassnuarr m o f IHat cvrisio rnrerlosar* nmf ''* 2 . " b * a rtw a a W b r ta » n n * q lt r*nurt In »lUl f» r Im Di MIM Coustr. riorkto. I " Tsaacery. I " a i d I'tanta modem H ru n e in ji lln r* W ■ P H liil - hvm?o i r . r r t n t ? * t.irn iNXtmkicrd " » * f A N r . a Fine World Boater fafvnrnllnn tindtr 111*1 » * • la, C. Caspar, I mil* NoMfc rscUllsa. was plaint Iff. dtt IIAl.PIt K. BXKVr.Nn and OI.1.IK south o f Glndervltl*. v u tu rrarv-MJ ku wtrar wvr. d*f*pdMnt*, 1. H. H. WATBON, la OYPTJAN lotus . tubers anc Bpavlsl Master of said n u n d goldfish. Mrs. Gaorga Maffstt m m (| «rr«« •ppf>lnt«dl akall o ff«r rar e a lf ssd m il U H in L u m b er Co. O a a llty M erchandlxe i t llth and Hslly th* etper'-ac* aad equipment la da • * * 'ah. Baa as dad save tiSaar Reooonablc Price* with U P BERVKK Phana I I _ ___ _____ ’l l « f r ^ H r W TTO‘ >ff(fT,i" rry of bualnca*. and a decided Im pfnrrnicnt *h*ul db* marked by Ihe mldrtl* of 1917. according to G. V. Men, Of Ihe Amerlran In­ stitute o f Sleet Construction. Inc., of New' York. This recover), he *ay», will rvcult from a reversal of the over­ extended and then suddenly con­ tracted cretlll procenies which In­ cited th« alump. Those factors, Ire notes, “ are now patent.” "The f 1,000.000,000 of hoarded money in the tlnited States," he points nnt, ” 1* slowly twin* retnrne,| Into elrvu’wtlnit. Ilur bsnk* have nn deposit with I ho federal reserve banks around IIWO.OWMhiO mnre than is reqr Ired for reservrs. New national bank rtir. reney, under the rlaaa-Rorah rider lo the llonif Istan llanli mil. based on government bonds. Is around |l8n,W».0W, and ran lie further rip * 1tde,| as Ibe need arises. The WWJJWOOO of xn'-i w,, reported ilurlnc the first half of 19.12 hat alt been returned In Don’t Trifle Witl' Cm * 'I W t 1st them §** k araagla b*M. -emmodltlm, “ for ohvlmtvly lb* larger the itork of money on hand, the more of it we m «»t elchange for the ordinary arttJri Inert ace,| price*. he ronrlude*. civ pled with a marked intrea-e In ihe Investment o f money In budnevier, wtl| mnre effr'tirply re*1nrv |hftfsparity than alt other Inf'lpnrr* the government could 'Tt^rg lo l•car upon I he problem. I>timr In eredlt. Id wide tiiH'id.r ■ itevlntettla wa« . hr hold*, tor re • depression tbit followed. \Yo nlinutd ace during the nevt few Bhjnth' a arrowing nnvlglr on Ihe part of our hank;-*, Mr. Men declarer, t-t find root an,| nafr use fnr their aemmulutod aloha og Vash. Thla, rnupVJ with a tub*m w ror ■•w r mr■’murrwit17 M IN G ’S M E A T 221 E, Klrnt S treet BRYAN K e n Ire Station nnd le t raff* iHOfrtXUptsIk IS A T R E A T T O E A T OppcwlU I’ tw lo fflc e H O M E D RES8KU H E N S P IG (Sm okoU) JO W LS «> 6 MACON and L A HD STEAKS Kmuketl Vn. Style »r Swiss Klylf HAM , AV AW yj . CTSON DINNY, b 1L5 < (Vu HAM ........... IOr Hi.) *r Disorder* Duo To CONSTIPATION “ I bars used Dlnek Drsnehl for a number nt year* and I find that I I 1 Ak . Bukaiib ..ll.iln o I a U ti tt'U shout tthe best medicine I rtn take for headache. Hlintt«ne**. a tight feeling and for gas and spit­ ting up of my food." writes Mr. Bert Smith, of Carthage. Mo, “Taken In broken dn«rs. mackDraught will rallave this. It will aim help (ha a laxative) a cold and hoaraaoaaa. When I feel ‘all down aad out.' I taka Dlack- “ IW o " 11™ rtmsM TatUag footing *11 rlghh illJ v ^ lB n iT T It la al*" C'V'd iS fflS H jggB lter bad breath and other Itttla troubles of thla kind when das to constipation “ Blaok-Draught CHOICE WESTERN V Steaks 20/ »> • f y . * 3 WESTERN IIIT ROAST t»r Beef ib- l©y ji « PICNIC STYLE HHOIILDBH »y ROAST CHOPS <» 1[Or FLORIDA PORK * •i Full Speed Ahead ALLEY OOP—Our Creliisloric Ancestor / w.,V(j -ar.J ,^ of tomroerre. , yy iuou some t b io ! Gift. ,« ' Uf J iOMO! I v i ce ooaso TO M 3CUT Wrl ! 7»T AM IPim \ TWta OtOkUSO . ,/ U W l O Y l T - j J f X 8WW%M A U U P f / SJWtOAMPTD \ TH* HO OOWMUN L Aurv oo»> »tm H« I J ' GANGWW/ L S. to PtD t \ Atm MOW.' V BCMIND OS f , puhlla outcry E ta is a 'N ir fS w ^ ^ s V tV ^ k ^ 'Y o .r .h '; kllwwiPsd iiroewn r anaaia la Boaitool* C a v s tr . r . U r!4V .furnished apart- jstftai9ia ■j'ASiAf of fta a fo riT » io rto * . acooeaiHg The I’ assinR of .the “ Sea Beast' vX v a 1 m • dA AW P vu w i. 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Ill r*< . TO MICHIGAN TO HELP BANKS • • Resolution Aimed At Prohibition Amend* ment Ghres Protec­ tion To Dry •States WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.— (A1)—The 8en«te today adopt­ ed tho Blaine resolution fbr repeal of the prohibition amendment with protection M ~ fi£.drX JlU JtaJto * n Jiq u < K .im * . INSULL’S SON IS WimESS BEFORE BANK COMMITTEE Tells How FamJJyWas Permitted-To Buy Stocks Under Price WASHINGTON. Feb. portation. Ratifications to be made by state conventions. , The Senate dog Into tho ruins of ' Aa tho repeal submission tha great Instill financial cmplrv amendment stood today for for tho first tin s yesterday, onearthed a contract, under whlcu final action It read: “That tho following article la members of tha utility magnate'* family might have made a fortune hart by prpoaed as an amendment and prepared to question Owen U to the {mutilation of tho United Young and Charles 0 . Dawes. *States, wttefc shall he solid to From Samuel Insult. Jr., whose alt tntontp tint ipsrpofpo se- pert hither ls-a fugitive In Greece, tho Of tho wnstiretlon when ratified Senate's banking c o m m ittee by tho conventions of three* learned that members of tho fam lly were permitted by tho con­ fourths of the several states: “Article—Sectlrn 1. Tho eight tract In question.to buy stocks In tenth article of amendment tnT*n Ineoll Investment trust for the constitution of tho United $2.1,000,000 less than their market price. The “paper profits." States la hereby repealed. “Section 2. The transportation young 'Insult said, were nevar or Impcrtatlon Into any state, realized. Young appeared In the commit territory, or possess'on of tho United 8tates for delivery or use tee room yesterday, said he was therein of Intoxicating liquors, there nndJF subpoena, noncha­ In vtolatfcn of the laws thereof, lantly lit a pipe and listened to the testimony from a rear e«aL He Is hereby prohibited. ■ _ “Section 9. This article shall bo was one of a lonr list of "favored Inoperative unless It shall have customers," os revested by been ratified ae an amendment to eaivershlp proceedings In Chicago, the ecnstltutlon hy the conven­ to whom the . elder Inaull sold tions of tho several states, as at advantagaouf prices. Meanwhile, at a federal trade provided In the constitution, with­ in seven years from Urn date of commission Inquiry, Examiner Dothe submlaalon hereof to the pue described what he termed the "practice" of tho Inaull family In states by the CongTVss." forming companies, sailing stock from one to the other of, these companies, yetting up the stock at fictitious values, and offer!ww the irsultlng Inflated sh are/ to the b public throughout America, Can­ ada and Europe. The committee room wan crowd­ ed as young Instill testified, but BABSON PARK. Feb. IK— onhr a few senators attended. Preparations are now being com­ The testimony developed that pleted for tho alxth anneal Scenic Inaull Utility Investment. Ineorlliyhlands Business Conference, pointed, an Investment trust, was to bo staged here Feb. 11-21 In­ formed In the latter part of De­ clusive. under tho sponsor-hip of cember, 1928. Webber College pnd the ttshsnn Its stock was listed on the Chi­ organisation. Programs arr being cago earhange Jan. CL IM®, mailed and preparations are be­ sold at $30 a share, later rising to ing made to handle larg- "'idl­ $tn before the crash "f I 0OT. eness a t the ..Webber roller* On the tame day the stock was easlno on the lake front, where (Continued On Pag* Five) all seesiona will he held. The-* I* no charge to a sir of the progr •"* RAIL OFFICIAL!} VISIT CITY which are arranged as a public _ service hy the sponsors, In to of­ W. W. Finley,' J r , of Phils* fort to provide an opportunity fn» delphla, general freight agent of discussion of. vital present day the Pennsylvania Railroad, headed topics of Intfresl. a group of four railroad officials In addition to Roter W. Baboon who wera In- Sanford today dis­ well-known '’economist, who will cussing various topics relating to address ,thd conference Thursday tha rail line. Tha other prominent morning at,' 1(1 o'clock on the tub- men wera: Ben Livingston, of • Jeet "The /Business Outlook for Philadelphia, perishable freight 1MJ“, eminent speakers who will ayenl, E. B. Sullivan, of Jackson# F discuss a,variety of business and vtl.e, district freight ajan t, and F 'economic/subjects Include: ConGeotga Writ, of Jacksonville, pressman Schuyler Merritt, of Stamfor^. Conn., whose sdbj-et Is traveling freight agent, all of the Pennsylvania Railroad. "The Congress of Today”: W. C. McCormick, secretary pf tho Flor­ DO-X COMM AMD Kit NAMED Ida forestry Association, sched­ uled to discuss the vast potential­ BERLIN, Feb. 16,—</P>—The ities of Florida's cutover and that Hitler government today appoint­ woode lands: Dr. CJoreoce M. Gal­ ed Fradrkh Christiansen, com­ , l*P> ®f Prevldanee, R. | , promt- mander of the trana-Atlantic f ty­ aeal to tho afftlts of the Baptist ing boat DO-X, as chief of the Church and well known writer: air sports and training division tn d Jap B u m , of lako Wiles, la the newly created aviation de­ wbese address will deal with -The partment. Wor Debt Middle." HAVANA BANS BEGGARS WHITE PRISONER ESCAPES HAVANA. F d l“ la -O P I—The government took' steps yesterday ' / TALLAHASSEE, feb. to free the streets of Havana from . .‘—The Prison Bureau war a horde of beggars, who, the news­ •yesterday of tho eoeapo of WQHam papers declare, have been making ■Stafford, white convict, from a the city less attractive to tourDepartment camp a t ladlaatowa. Stafford was serving *0 years from Hillsborough cown- MINNESOTA BANK BOBBED ty for breaking and entering. ST-’STEPHENS, Mian, Feb. 18. —(•> —Raiding a local bank and a garage ilmult sororaiy, throe men shot aad wounded a 11 Die* masked kidnapped tho bank cashier From Hotel yoeth. sad then released him anharmed. aa they fled yeetorday with boIwoen f4M aad $660. Busi I Being: Planned 1 A tB a b s o n P a r k WILLYS NAHM) RECEIVER T o Le d O, Ohio, Fob. IS—W l— The t Willys-OvTtiaad Company day a ftm M a TM^ * n U * r **U r’ ' of tb Ra Millions Have Arrived T o Bolster Finan­ cial Structure Aft­ er Recent Shaking DETROIT. Feb. 18.—I f) —Mil* of ilallsrs came Into Mkht|c n yesterday and la»t n l|h t were in tho vaults of 440 temporarily closed banks, awaiting dliUibu Mrs., Joe GillFast LosingmGround A s R esult O f A ssassin ’s Attack *£: ■ p f. FAIR OPENS WITH MANY DISPLAYS IN HOTEL ROOMS “^Rik Attendance IsExpectcd At Exhibits; Admission Is Free . Most of the — slate's banka. Ulc becauio of an eight-day holiday proclamation, will allow deposi­ tor* to withdraw five percent of their ha Iin e rt today. Others will "We look for an attendance limTl the amount any Individual may take, while still others plan that will lax the rapacity of the to grant “reasonable and neee*- building" said Mrs. Jchn O. itiy " requests for money. The I eontrdy this morning aa she put pose of all la the same—l* t r ­ conducted " i llrrsld reporter uer* In port Ihw eitaeH oir'-cre­ through the tnhhy an I adjoining ated .by Governor Comslock'n emergency decree suspending reg­ lowrr-flocr rooms of the Mayfair ular banking operations from Feb. llotr| where this afternoon at 2:00 iVInek the first annual free N to Feb. 23. . All Detroit banks remained Home Demonstration Fair waa closed yeiterday. Some upstate opened to tha public for a three—’ banka were open a part of the day run. "We expert n large attendance day, caring for the need* of local business os a modified scale. Of­ for mnny. reasons." she said, ficials said upwards of S30.000,- "first of all berauso there Is no 000 had been shipped into Dc- admission rhanre. We beliere that troll. A total of $24,000,000 will the displays which we will offsr he trleased in Detroit under the through the courtesy of no many co-operating mrrrhanls and pri­ live percent withdrawal plan. Although -tankers expected a vate- Individuals are so unusual tremendous bookkeeping task anil altrartive that, hy word of when the doors are opened at 10 mouth advertising, rack day's at­ A. M.. today for emergency with­ tendance will nutdo the previous drawals, thfy said they believed day's attendance. Wo knew that the action will case the situation the theme of the Fair, homo Im­ of a large part of ths state's P00,­ provement, Is being slrosscd 111 000 depositors, who have lived for scores of ways a* you can see by twu days oo credit anil dwindling the wide variety of displays, all of which srr Important contrib­ pockst rhangv. Slate esecutlvc* and flnancml uting factors In the success of trailers went forward with discus­ n well-ordered home". sions of th« general re-«penlng of Ths Fair appears to be a|l that all bar.U*ltoxt Thursday, by whleb Mfp, Lronardy rlalm* for tt, Ter, time thsy said they believed the from the' lime the visitor- first situation In the Union Guardian enters the building to see a beau­ Trust Company, whose difflcultire tiful display of late model auto­ precipitated the closing order, mobiles, until he has visited the would te allayed. remarkable display <f home-made In l.an*isg, a bill was prepared quilts, rugs, and snlbiues In the for Introduction In the legislature south corner of the long dining which would permit the limiting room, there are numerous deco­ of withdrawals when the holiday Is rated booths before whlrh the ended—In case such action Is nec­ man or woman Interested In n essary. Governor Cuniatnck »ald home ran reasonably lie expected he doubted that many banks would In slop and study. have to exercise such* limitation, Fnterln* the former library but that tha legislation evidently Inline* rf the hotel, the visitor Is waa proposed to lit emergency greeted hy displays of home prodrases. He said he hsd not spon­ nets shown by.Forrest Gatrhel's sored the bill.. I'ash Grorsry. IVrklns.Radford, The govsmor, declaring he had Inc.. Kilgore Herd Co., Seminole teen informed tome banks opened Cnunlv l>»lrv Association, fins yesterday for "essentisl business", Schmnh Pig Farm, Florida Pow­ said the slate will nnt force them er and l.leht Go.. Semlnolo Tire to comply slrlctly with his hol­ Shoo, and Dr. P. Phillips. iday priclamation. He said the The narrow hallway leading In­ situation Is "not subject to rules, to the dining room contains ex­ but good judgment.” hibits hv the Winter Gsrdrn la te r he left Lansing for De­ Ornamental Nurseries, the l.*wis troit. planning to sigh over $ 100.­ Knives Go., anil the 7.arhry000 In R. F. C. cheeks for welfare Veneer Go. use In 10 Michigan communities Just off this hallway and to to the federal reserve lank for the right In the first ro-m i* rashing, and to attend several one of the features of the I sir, honking conference*. the panlry shelf demonstration I'lotkln charged a brearn of Hint also inrludss an allradive trust In the management of n dlsnlsy nf glass fruits and vege­ <h*m of hotels owned by him in tables prepared by members of Detroit and Fonllae. (Continued on Page Six) Issue O n Riparian Large Attendance Rights May Block Expected A t Meet Road Construction InLakeland Friday The possibility that work may be halted on the Laktfronl Boule­ vard loomed today when the re­ ceipt of a telegram from C. 'll. Treidw ay,. chairman of the State Road Depa rtmen t, was announced by Mayor Vivian A. Speer In which It vr«s Indicated that work could not proceed until necessary rigkta of way lav a been provided. A tamperary Injunction, granted early thU week by Judge Millard II. Smith, .yostralas the .Stale cootlnuproperty Herring I dispute * < X« »*-•■• I Uecauxe a full report of yeiterday's confersnea between railroad traffic heads and a special eommittee from rioridai Cslery .Shipber of the committee which ye*Hotel ht Nevr-York-CIty will be the feature of.the meeting, an official of tha Shippers orgsniutloa this morning pradlcUyl. a large attendance of celery'grow­ ers securing an emergency freight meeting In Lakeland tomorrow night at 8:00 o’clock. J. C. Hutchison, Hanford mem her of tho ommittra which yealerilay met railroad men to talk over tha pooalblljty of tho grogera securing aa emergency freight rate on eelary a t thla time, Is •«pected to return to 8anford late tonight. Ha srill attend the Lake­ land meeting, and will probably ■peek for Urn committee. Other matters to be heard era reports from the radio commit­ tee, n discussion a t to whether the plowing under period shall he continued far M other week, " reports from various sales aa to noted Improvement MOTOR DEALERS STAGING SHOW AT MAYFAIR'HOTEL SPARED t M1Mg rr—IHERTir‘"~*^*"W*t *,> Latent Models In Car Industry Will BeOn Display For 3 Days Important Political Assassinations Slncc_1865 t i t s — A pr I t . A b r a h a s , IJ e c o la . preeliteai r>f tn» t 011*4 Hate*. I« t|_ J u ly 2 J«ntM A. ndflldld. ______ President-c 1e c t Un­ harmed Aslntended * Shota For llim llurt... 5 Others In Throng ,^msL to ’Yrom nn a*- ^ T ic. M IA M I, f re* tvrmflldvnl nf Hi# Unlltd by Charles J. rlsltesa of Sew York si a fall woe stsllra l« Wsshlnslna: died t i l l al.W beron. N J.i Ualtesu was hsHfeo «n June It, 1ISS. lir a —<Vt. Ji Carter It Harrison, Hr.. mayor of Chlrngis. H IIsm .O ,nehel. Its*—Js* at. .“.. W ......----■ ■ ivsrnor o f K e n l u e h r i J a l y J*. Humbert. King at lllir gitshin'K b u llclis.., r r ta id e n t* elect F ra n k lin D'. Krmncvclt called nt th e Ja ck a o n M®* m orlnl H oap ital lo tlay to sa y goodbye anti tn en co u rag o !<nral automobile 'dealers, justly fiv e v ic tim s o f th e w m ild-ho : proud of the new—T.l.TI “creations t s e t —K ept, t W illia m M eK In ter. k ille r w ho nought to ila y h im which have been In their show­ ,.re e l,le n t o f lb * C a lle d m a te s , la s t n ig h t. T h e I’n m ld eu t- t d ie d o n Hept. I I . I* • l• rooms for the pest few days and ta s k — H er. I*. « a .g o v e rn o r fleet found Mayor Cermak of ■ uniting an one to bring their cus­ P r s n b a in e a e n b s r g a f Id a h o tomers tnd friends a glimpse of H I J — l*eb. IS r r n n c l s e u I U s,le . Chicago, in a critical condition, ro. p re s id e n t o f kleilcw s n d the latest Improved types of mo­ J o e * l*lnu * « n re e . tk o v lre and XIra. Jw II. Gill, wif* nf tba tor rar, today invited Seminole rfihUnt president cf th* Florida rower I—Jtitip SI* at Mara|#vo. !!«»»• r -V * County to turn o ut rn masse to t.r; hie. Archiliih# Francis KtrUIview a comprehensive display nutt.l of AUBtrla*lluagary ami and Light Company, fast l*»lni* , Ilia wlf#. Cauataa* Mnphl# ground. Sh* underwent n bloo>l which Is one nf the features nf «*|i<t|»h. luirhvaa Of lloh#n. transfusloii Ju-l l>efor* lUswevelt ■ the first annual Home Demonstra h«ra m « -July I#, f ia r of ltu*«l* tlon Fair which opened at the #ml hlB family al KhaUrln* arrived. The others hurt In th* shooting, ; Mayfair lintel thin afternoon for kvri Florida's most distinguished a three-day run. If IP—Krb It. Kurt Kl«n#r, IU* whlrh occurred ns tha President- | »#rl«n I'rtmUr al Mualrh. visitor. President-elect Franklin Styling that Is distinctly In the It;a M.»y 2a. rim. VrnuEll#m« •tact finish* I n short adibraa D. Roosevelt, who last night »s- modern manner la a feature nf i*arranta. prv»lil»n| of Mh Ica tn a wrifoming throng l»*r* fnl«. July 3* ilan fraMrl*.*.* raped five bullets fired at him by every one of the 16 cars nn dis­ 1123 PimliH Villa, •■•r#b«l I#a4ar lowing his arrival aboard Vlncrnt n young Italian who la reported play. I ra g , low, an,| smartly conA ttar’s yacht from a cruise In nf Mr %If f* as having purchased e pistol for inured In new. stream Inca, 1*5* Job---- IL-. Crsstdeal.sUc*. Bahama waters. W T n m T tflr Urn. lUirrgon uf Mm I< the purpose of sh itting Ids King well describee the brightly rolored ths road tn recovery. They wsret re* euI lw»umrr. #$»#• some years ago. hilt* Margaret Krui-. Newark, bodies that rrown each of the 193V—May InaINKr»nrlt rrpuMIr lt|*lll Of Ihm standard make chassis that Is 1913 -May II Kl Inuhal. 37. •hot In the hnml; Willinnt SinJipdittH pr#ml#r. nolt. New York pc Iire man, shot representrd. Prices th at are with­ In the head; and Russell Caldwell, in the reach of every purse, ary Miami, shot In tl"' head. ell important features op the dis­ The attempt at nroas-lnsiloo play which Includes th* opposltaa took place In Bay F'ront Park, In price. Auitine end Cadillac*. five ahota haing directed lowarda The display Is contained in the Rrosevelt a* he I<h'W his veat in lobby of the hotel, end Is Ihe the car al the conclusion of hla first sight to greet the eye of the DELANP, . Frb. lit. Ghamher brisf ta lk . Xtaynr Cermak, Fair visitor. It la true that car­ of Commerce shock troops, from nival attractions designed tn ap­ alandlng Just Ivhln.l ihe IT**IKneoe ragtag reports e f In* dent-elect's rar, w«s am ongrth* • commander In rhlef on down, radi­ peal tn the chlVIren era very much ate,! ronfldenee and drtemilnetlon In evidence shout the front en- crossed hdslnetx Ind gwnlra) bet- ffrat hit. the bullel lodging l i f h h | yesterday morning ns the annual |trance, but the adult’s attention to Itrm rnl of feeling tmoog reei- abdomen. Shocked and slarlled, Bn'sgvsl). I the automobile display first comes membership drive swung Into lb* at he walks toward t h ^ lobby drnts of Central Florida were waited to plrk up Mayor Cenhak . made at a monthly conference of home stretch with the 1933 goal, ^ Central Florida Metropolitan Ufa and ipftl lo tho hoMpitil 340 .members, alrrsily definitely door. Through Its window ran be teen Insurance representatives at a him, while police and srcrel serv­ In sight. , ice men. who had pmmrH Upon the rar that has attracted sensa­ An unoffieisl rheck of the tional notices ever since It woe dinner meeting at the Montrsuma Ih a ' gun wir bier, hurried him off Hotel last night. first day’s operation indicated that first Introduced to Sanford, the O. A. Boon, of Orlando, district lo jail. A* lb* enr starlrd, Roose­ the 200 mark had been safely new 1923 Victoria Ford, a thing of manager for the firm, presided velt waved reassuringly to tho passed in the course of the first beauty down |o its red wire crowd and told Ihor* nenr hint day's o|ierstinns, G. K. Gilliland, wheel*. Hundred* of persons vis­ over the meeting end led In th* to "Tell them I am all right". secretary, announced. It is not ited the Htrlck'and Motors, Inc., discussions relating to Insurance Following his return from tha in its many phases. Several expected, however, that the out hospital to Ihe Astnr yacht (Continued On Page Fire) speakers were heard during the come of the drier ran he definitely business meeting that followed where Tie spent thn night, tho determined until all units turn in the dinner, sll of them reporting Presldent-eleel Issued th* follow­ a final report s i the rto-r of talre better than at this time last ing etotemenl: "I am iloaply the d rltr ls.<t night. Many groups year, sod conditions apparently on moved hy the serious injuries In­ Have withheld any preliminary re­ flicted upon my friends tonight, * an uplurn. port and in View nf the enthusi­ (Continued On I’ng* HU) Among Ihme present wero: J. asm present In tho ranks it Is A. Brown, W. J. Rhodes, V. D. highly probable llhst final re­ Wells, tl. K. Ilsgerman, R. M. turns may exceed .rarly expecta­ ttenlorg were awarded more Mason, of. Sanford, It I.. Morris, tions. The ready response of those pieces on the Seminole* High Roy V. Owen, of lloLand, A. J. contacted so far indicates con 8chool honor roll for the third Gardner, of lake Wale*, 11. G. eluiivsly that the merchant, of unit of the echol year by placing Stuart, f . I». Stowe, L. H. Orville, D eirad are keenly glue to the 18 beys and girls on th« roll, Herry Kucher, Harry Caroon, L. R. Illinium. Wm. Nichols, J. advantages to be derived front according to Frof. (5. K. McKay, ANNAPOLIS, Mil., Feb. H I sfTillstlr.il with the lornl trade who released the names this Froidhnrg ami 0 , A, Boon, nf Or londo; C. C. Coulter, of Kissim­ —A lashing afroM tl)« Imck wllh body, and at ro lime in rerent morning. mee, Orris lltll, of Cocoa; F. H. a eal-o-nlne-tsili was given DelTho hoUbr roll by clames: _ years |ia, tho re,pun e to the call Seniors: th* Misses Lucy Dob­ Coston, of laesburg; E. T. Gwen, agate Frank llirt in Ihe Maryland for meiiilx'r hip met with a more bins. Marjorie Dull, so, . Esther of Midland; E. A. Royal, of Win state house n« u personal illustra­ rnthusinttie response. Erickson. Gladys llr n d r rto n , ter listen, and C. C. Owen, I’ tion of hi* a-wrtlon tb* whipping Marion lloolehen, Jeanette Bor­ R. Killer, A. C. Trefrey, J. F. post was "a relic of til* days of land, H aul llsrvey. Mary Man­ Tslton, un.l A. K. Lewi,, uf Day barbarism." Standing real l e i and leaning ning, Margaret MrGervey, Aik* tona ilesrh. against n p ila r in nn anteroom, Mrfilone, Betty McKinnon. Cor­ Illrt, a representative front Bal­ nell* McRae Catherine Morrison, timore, was struck by a colleague, Johnny Gondenough, world’s Helen Wilson. Merjorie Tillla end rhampkn long distance plsno BproU Long, Bill Stamper, Ira Delegate Norman Mluirt, uf llur. rlty sr, this afternoon said that Strnstrcm, Roy Burkholder. lock. he Is ready to seek's new world's Ilirt’s lest followed an nddrosa Junior*: th* Mlite* Tbslm* record for marathon piano play­ Benson, Mery Calhoun, Naomi nn tho hmiao floor in d*f«ni« of ing, and that when he starts Greer, Niomi Hutchlne. Georgene SEATTLE, Fsb. 16.—(A^-More hi* bill for the nlmlitlon of tha playing at the Sanford Elks flub Hart. Merlon Lundqulst, Mery than 200 unemployed organised whipping post us a twnnlty fur rooms tomorrow night at H:(MI (raise Nickel. Evelyn Nipptr, for an Indafinita slay in the City wifa-baating in Mapylamh Tha o'clock, he will have his rye nn Betty Wheel***, l/>raln * Yar­ Hall yrsterday, saying they would proposal was reported fmm cony/ 1 the hour of 1:00 .o’elck oq tha borough end Jenovtn* Woll*. . mltlee Tuesday nluht nrd »ftor not leaf* until their relief de­ morning of Feb. 22. th» lashing pai-i'd tu tlw thlnl Sophomores: the Misses Ruby mands were granted. If h* I s ' able to ward off fa­ Edmondson, Jewel Giles, Florence A committee prepared to go to reading. tigue end sleep that long, tnd Hardy, Aldln* Harrison. Eletnor Olympia whara tha stata legisla­ Tho author o^ the bill said any doesn't run nut ef music, he will Hickson, Muriel McIntyre. Mary ture is in session, to protest aboli­ man who heats hi* wif* "should then have played 101 hours stead­ McMahon, Jano Sharon, Ada tion of the King county dot* sys­ be punished, hut I don’t think ily, and a new world's record will Singletary, Margaret Squire*, tem and tha present requests for tha whipping post is propqr lit . three days." be his. Mr. Gooden, ugh broke Margaret Verney, Annie Wilma jobs, groceries, free light, water Tha house broke Into laughter t, the old world'* record n f 00 hour* Wood*, end Charles Betts, Wil­ and gasoline. as Delegate Francis A. ,Mitehell, i playing when he appeared a t tha liam Rpeir, Orville Touehton. They sang, p lajtd pinochle, former speaker, produce)) a e a t- .. Orlando Coliseum s-mic weeks Freeman: tb* Mitsra Esta Ben­ ■wapptd stories, "bummed" elga■go. r jamin, Margaret Bennstt, Mildred rattea and handed out haadnkhet o-nlne-tails and remarkeil ha hyil i He was brought to Sanford by Caldwell, Ruth Mtisch. Charlotte to women ahd children who had been Informed Hlrt "ia willing to • make tha sacrifice of strirnitre b f S officials of tk* Sanford Elks Maugktou, Louis* Packard. Miralopt in tho marble corridors all ths waia) aad taking ■ whlpning Band whs ara peeking fund* with; garet Reita, Nora Riley, Virginia night. Some tried to sing tho "Inwhich to further thslr Junior Meriwether, Elisabeth Brigham, UrnaHonalo", “Solidarity", and a t It would b« girsn s t tha n hip­ ping p o st" Antlers Band. A small charge is •ad fkaok Benjamin. John Maw* othar communist songs, but they being asked for admission to the •, l . F. McCuller, Jack Morrieea didnt know tho words. room In which Mr. fioodeqoqgh I Is. R. Taw. The coramjsslonart wort gotta GEORGIA TOWN will play, and a portion ef tk* from thalr offices, having argued proceeds gnea toward buying new WASHINGTON. Fck. thamaalvaa hoars* Tuesday night } ILAJN WITH HAMMER m a te aad equipment for the ’ * tha demonstrators fin ) BoD around. Charoksa load. Dr. L. T. Dose of Sanford for job*, $ 1M 0 worth of Georgia, yretardav was graai DYERABURG, Tmn-, Feh. XL— wfll attend Mr. Goodenough dur­ per family par M *k, $19,000 aalf-llquidaliog loan ‘ “ ' as, 1 $, was held In jell ing tk* marathen attempt, end fa r • “pllgrimaga" to tho Reconstruction Floats'* _ir to coaoectien w ith tk* pontion for aiU relon #f *f J . C. Holt, 82, during a Olyafpls and fra* light and old pal whtor supply syxi allegedly ovtr-e hammer. DeLand’sDrive For Trade Body Begins Amidst Enthusiasm O p tim is tic Spirit M anifest At M e e t Of Insurance Men S e n io r s Get Most Places Upon High School Honor Roll Solon Is Lashed To Demonstrate E v i l J O f Whipping Post Plano Player All Set For Record Attempt Unemployed Lodge In C i t y H a l l And Refuse To Depart ».4 '1 <h * �> , •v * * i& T x i Si » I - . ^ ..* ’ r rf l'J U NLY 2 CHANGES C e le ry M a rk e t R e p o rts RE MADE IN GRID Through courtesy of the U. 3. Department of AgricuL ULES FOR 1933 ture In eo-operatlon with the Florida State Marketing ii« p p fa iw V irtually Lefislated Out Of . AD Future Games Bureau, R, E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. • PHILADELPHIA. Feb. I I — <*> —The national football roles com«. a a • *h e> ._ .^ e t , IPII.—TPI{ February, m if #f tko playing code and kr e o a k tk o F lo r M a s a l e . loptod only two changes in th« I l o e l a d l a o J o e k e o o e ltle , galatIona for IMS. 1 d B a ld vela I le e a I t T h y war*: First—Elimination of th# aide* IMItlmore I, Rethlehem I. Iloelnn IP play through a »*w losing I. Ilulfplo t. Chicago I. Clnrtenatl I. cW eisnd I. Cnlumbue I, t)*iralt I. Irkrhem I, Florence I, Jersey Clly B. Newark 1, Near Orleans I, New ^Torh I, Norfolk I. Philadel­ phia T, Plitaburah 1. Potomac Terde *, Richmond I, W**i Albany 1 Total—IS. , Faaolnae fee a pe konr period endlas at »aa a, PI. today 1 PO TO M A C TA Him It rare passer.. New York e Weehlnaton (. Philadelphia I. luillmore I, " r f . W M ' : T - r a r e peered Cleveland I. Chicago I. Indlanapo. lie. I " ••MVNA" ntVKRHIONR: Cln* klnnnll to Plttebureh I . . ... _ „ , e J a t o i l taferwisiloa fa y te th g »pwiaw*to. tkeao ,mklah«»*mllt ‘**jj mpllfy tha gama without Chang- Florida; Warm, clear. Ilaullega m ILa character. moderate: good wire Inquiry: de. * • mand moderate, market steady Of tho two alttratlona the more carloads r o k. ahipping pout. School Board Of Brevard Agrees To Donate Wages mjtUo of 'the American football coaches association, which advo­ cated tho change, showed that an average of 14 downs a gama wero started by offensive teems seek­ ing to gain a bettor position from hrktoh to continue a march down .Tha national committee, In or* lertng tho new rule, declared that l.n a t onl* would eliminate the lt d* Hag pley but also would (se­ ed tackling out of bounds and a 'o f great aid to the offense, eaicdlaUy In scoring scoring territory telally In (tore tho team carrying the ball erttoularly can ill afford to waste rdown just because they are ramped up against ona side of he Held. < The rule against clipping wee I Re red to make it Illegal for a f l i p * to nm Into tho back of an ■n#t «*rrjrln» tha ball, adding to tho prevlou* rule against throwing or dropping the V * * K rots the back of tho log or'toga of the opponent below the hao«. In tho Interests of stricter enforcement of the rule, the penfclfy was reduced from 25 yards to II, after committee members M|d pointed out that the heavier penalty tod tome officials to has Itale about caUlag It. , Many other suggested changes were considered by the commit­ tee' but none waa adopted. t PAINS HERE- ROOSEVELT FIELD, K T , M i 1L—iAV-Tho k u i t f I ef Amphibians. la c, « u i m H I ; fire yesterday and nlaw a ir p W t, Including twe owned ky Arthur Im >, theater man, n r i do* ■troyed. Da mate era* eatimntad at SIX ROOM house completely fur* niched. Two bath*. Will consider renting rooms. Boa D. K-, Herald. COCOA, Feb. IS.—Reelny that there may bo difficulty in main* talnlny regular school terms If school Incomes fall short this year, member* of tha Brevard Board of Public Instruction In tes. slon at Titusville Tuesday offered to donate HO percent of their sal* arlea to meet any deficiency that may occur In an effort to keep the schools rvnnlnr as tony as pos­ sible. Tha school hoard member­ ship Is composed of I* R. Highfl'l, o» Cocoa, 1- C. Stewart, nf Tl•iiarlllc, and Dr. W. J . Creel M Kau Gallic. According tn Information reach­ ing tho Tribune, there le no wey for the hoard members to cut their salaries without leyiilatlve action, at the monthly pay of tha members Is set by the legislature. However, tha members agreed to donate BO per cent of their month­ ly pay to the school fund fhould It bo needed before the eohool poor Is over. The members feel that If there la not a sufficient amount of money to pay the teachers and that the teachers may he aaked th cooperate with the school board In helping to keep tho school open, than to they could .not Hn show tha members of the faeul* ties of connty schools that they too were willing to taka a pay cut to help out the situation . Another action taken at the board masting was f> change the system nf paying taachere and bus drivers. It was voted to pay the teachers amt bus drivers for the second semeuler of tba school In si* monthly Installments. In­ stead of receiving their pay each month, the ehecka to be given trarher* ind bu* d r iitr i will m divided In alu monthly payments. (nsec rally wanes for raUo, to* v T t e v v t t iK quirw 700 Laurel Ave. BUSINESS AND 'E q a i g m e a t • 1190.00, earning ITB.00 month. ran operate In 'homo, n vwee gulag North, apply to pontoai, no mail answered, 410 Lens* Ave. Daye fan s Beach. Iraaspertallnn rhsraes) I# laeh The task of bringing up chit* rrelee, Individually wseNed. 1*10 FOR SALE: fcwratooaal •* doe meetly l ie. few lowuri crate drra properly never will bo a girl's Bicycle, apply 404 Sanwsehes, J.t* doe I IS. _ PLANT rrrr. Klnrido: IMsMteu* thlrty-hoe r-a-week job.—Detroit FOR SALE: Rhode Inland Rod ford Ave. Parasota a#rtlnn| Warm, partly free Prone. hate May *k i . Goo. E. WUaon, rlaady. Hsulln*. llihl. demaed Lake Mary. moderate, market etea4y. Carloads f. a. k ahlpplaa point, (baaed m LEOa L n o t ic e d e liv e re d e a le s leea A I J . tr e a a p a r * .. . l e t l o a e k a r a e e l I* la e h r r a l e s . In . FOR RALE: Nkca little business, d lrld a a lly o a a h e d and p re c o o le d , fonreniently |acaU<f, doing woll, U. a No. I . J ie d o e I SO-L I t ; e r a t a reason for selling, going away oa w a a k e d e n d p re ro n le d , IT. A R e . I. a n d n e a t th l* Ik , r u a t y , 4 . P , HW t . it p o e n u u 't r e e I t C o a r t * C o u n ty . I h i M a RESULTS *.* do s. l.s s . f a i r q u a lity M e t n . fe w l i e . . NKW Toil K: Plrm. IP deareea. raining. I rare arrived! J Calif. It Pla. unloaded. IT rara on traek. Supplies moderate, demand alow, market firm Florida Id Inch rrales waaked, and Indlvldnnlly washed end precooled. 1-1 dot. I.TI*t.ea; • doe I TS.| Id. a doe. I.IP-TM; IP doe I.SP.l.TS. . K K T n o iT : H lla h lty e l r o n « . r IS • .e a r e e a c le a r I C a lif, t P l a a r . riv e d : IS r a r e o n I r s e k . S u p p lie s m o d e ra te , d e m a n d m o d e rn Ie , m a r k e i s lig h tly s tr o n g e r . F lo r id a IS Ineh e r a le a , I n d le ld a a lly w Sehed ■ n d S T P C o o lp iL I . I P d a w P-ep.O »p. lo n s tr a b o n T h e F ir s t A n n u a l r •" «r<»lnery quality and rondl- tlnri I 10*1.15 r il ll.A H K I .P I ir A : S te a d y I t d a . a r e te , r a ln ln a . T F la . a r r iv e d : I I ra c e n n tra i-h . ftu p p lle e a b o u t mod* s m d i ‘* V ? :.7 p » mr r * ? j|lJ'i, " fiiy s V » “ 5 » i •"*> .K ree a atp d , o rv f Individ* w a sh e d a n d p re rn o le d . ] d o s • ‘ • • I * * : « d o a m n e lly I.IS ; t d o s m a o llr l t d . fe w I I I . p o o r e r I IP; ?rJESr »*•. few ISP. poor •»*= • THE SEMINOLE COUNTY FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS QUAKE IN ITALY HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired by ono who (tally known haw. REGGIO DR CALABRIA, Ilaly, Brlggn, Jeweler, May. A n . . • Ftb. 1S.~4A») Three ‘ owrOmbockP at Intervale of approilmaUly an ! hour btyinnlny at 4 4 . M. jesterday terrorised SOW Inhabitant, of LOST: E itra largo whit* and oranga spotted hound. Notify C. Cutro In thg province of Catania* ro. Tho thneka were accompanied C. , Howard. by loud rumbliny but there was no 1 V—Automobflep demigc, RENT AN Austin. Roadster .o r coupe. Sc per mile. Reel A Sons, Dkete. IRA * Coach McT.ueas' new rombina. tlon will go tn Orlando Friday night for a game which wil ita rt at 11:00 o'clock, while on Saturday night thg Ddland team plays here. Scores and line-ups last night: Semleel# lllgk. OS Fusil*. If Smith, ( S It. Thnmuu. ( # Kelly, f 4 Thurmond, ( t Courier, f 1 Hudson, u " Whlllsn. f t Horn, r • lllBSlns. r te M Thomas, a 1 Kntahl. g ft Itray. g I* Herndon, g a Williams, g a Hughs., g a Cramps ami Pains In Side and Back SPO N SO RED BY THURS. - FRI. - SAT. MAYFAIR HOTEL AT THE THURSDAY—CHILDREN’S DAY 5—Help Wanted 2 P. M.—Demonstration of cake makinif by Mr*. M. D. Gatch* el. 3 P. M.—Dr. Philip'** moving plcturen ahowing all phases of "Orange Culture.” •1 P. M.—Lecture, "Period Fur­ niture” sponsored by the Yon Furniture Co. 8:30 P. U*—Sadye'a Fashion Show followed by "Taxi" Dance. • Hotel. 8—Situation Wanted JOB WANTED as maid, cook, or laundress. 1710 W. 10th. St. YOUNG COLORED woman wants work, cook, 'housekeeping e l house cleaning, Carrla WUIama, 1207 West 1.1th. fit. -i 10—Flowarn and 1’iaau FOR RALE: Fine World Beater pepper plants, C. Casper, I mils south of Ginderville. writes Mrs. J. V. Bourque, of Ooo- 12—Wanted lales. La. “I was so wash I could hardly walk, Cardul seamed to WANTED REAL ESTATE: Ona or tw 0 acres of land suitable for build me ap, aad after about twulvo bottles I was better aad stronger home. Must be high and dry. Title than I had been in year*.” must be good. Out of city limits. Women who Had themselves In Prefer Sanford Orlando highway. a weak, rundown condition can Address P. O. Bos 1HI, Sanford. hardly aspect to bo free from troubleeome, painful symptoms Wham the treukle te doe to wsak- 15—Aparimanta For Rent aeas Cardul helps waman to eat g g ■ n w r n m Stranger aad LOWER 5 room furnished apart­ ment, #01 Park Ave. Telephone 712 or apply l i t First National Bank Bldg. CoIcViugh Raally Co. TWO-STORY FRIDAY THURSDAY WANTED Ladies nf refinement to demonstrate Marinelln Cosmet­ ic!, Apply Mrs. 1*.. Agnew,. Vs Idea 10 A. M.— Lecture "Fabrics and Colora" by Yon Furni­ ture Co. 2 Pi M.—Demonstration "Liv­ • ing off the Pantry Shelf” by Miss Thursby, head of the home economics nutrition department at Tallahassee. P. M.—Lecture "The Modern Trend at Furniture” by the Yon Furniture Co. . 9:80 P. M.—Charity Ball fea­ turing Mero'j Syncopators. 4 During the entire three daya of the fair there will be on exhibit varloua late model automobiles together with many educational exhibits. There will also be featured many gaily colored booths for your enjoyment. The dining room of tho hotel will be completely furnished by the Yon Furniture Company of Orlando. ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor / tam^ oooowoh^ AT TIM SUN AUtY, InA- Coach Leonard MeLucas' Remi­ n d s High School basketball team ■cored a third straight victory by turning In a 14 to 17 victory over th« Eustii team In that City last n ig h t Tha local MB" team lost to Eustla by a 14 to IS score. , ' WUaon Smith a t forward and Peta Higgins at cantor turned In V A G O IN G / Martin’s Garage W. ta t Rtreet 1Troubles Creomuliion Frank Lewie and Martin kora the. eipertomc* *ad oaulpaomt to do yew lok. Boo uo and XHE ADVENTURES OF.TOM, DICK AND HARRY Fins' w ut 10 A. M.—Lecture "Antiques" by the Yon Furniture Co. 2 P. M.—Special demonstration of quilting by .Mrs. R. C. Long. Mrs. Iaoml Talbott, Mrs. C. C. Gantt and Dr. Elizabeth Tracy*. * ... Everyone ia urt*d to attend th is.fa ir.. .Th* will b« opened at 10 o'clock each m o rn jnf and will remain open throughout tha day and until a lata hour each night. You are invited t o eoaee and enjoy youreelf. Your present® .in needed in order to make thla octaaion an annual ertaj* • door* unfumlphed house. SeminoleHigh Five Defeats E u s t i s In Cage Tilt^35 To 17 SATURDAY ; ’W Hue ro n C tC K AND 'OH OJsrr' O TAm rro UHIOAOTM s n k u M t, r& oA nrM rt TIM STtAL tseniKO �T T f e g A N F O R D C T R A L P , g A T frO R D , F L O R ID A . Sanford Herald A Near Crilatoity YOUR INCOME tiffy l It'fM. %>lf I- l i n o l.illlnr nnti Wwmnjtr*' T R tH S n V V . n tT. IB. 199.1 M ayor CermftV, o f f'h lfa g o . r h o t th ro u g h th e c h e st tans serio u sly w oim iled. M rs. Jet* (ifII. lylft* o f th e p resid en t o f I ho H o rid a P o w e r A L ig h t t'o m p a n y , w as sh o t in th e stom ach . W illiam StHnoM. R ussell Caldw ell, nml Miss M nrjraret K reivs, w rr o nlso w ounded. T h e P resid eiit-elert escaped n n h u rm ed , a n d wnvinir hi t h a n d n o n ch alan tly to th e crow d w as h u rrie d ly d riv en sw ay . T ills a f / a i r re m in d s mn? s tra n g e ly of an o th e r n earnssnsainnlion o f so m e tw e n ty y e a rs ago. A n o th er Ro w * velt w as sp e a k in g in M ilwaukee, as a p resid en tial ca n d id a te, w hen a fa n a tic , p ro b ab ly th in k in g like Z in g am th a t his will .should In* .s u p e rio r to th e m a jo rity , shot him th ro u g h th e c h e st. T h is Roost celt, w ith c h a ra c te ris tic In p ertu rh n h lllty , flnislictl sp e a k in g , th o u g h h e n ev er fully reco v ered from th e e ffe c ts o f th e sh o t. T h e fre q u e n c y w ith w hich law lessness of I h is ty p e has m a n ifeste d Itself In re c e n t 'm o n th s p a rtic u la rly In foreign lo u iiirlea rev e als to e»me e x te n t th e e x tre m es to w hich jitijuiTar .p re ju d ic e s a n d b it te rr ie r. n f» b rin g ca rrie d . T h e a tte m p ts an th e life o f M ussolini havt^lKS'oiue alm ost comniouplnce. la n d e r s in P ra n c e and .fa p a n -h a v e been o p e - Ah In th e c a s e o f L incoln's tlc atb , th e killer w ho woultl lie th e sa v io r « f m an k in tl by lih e ra tln g ilo w n tn siilen h u ­ m anity f m m 't h e ty rn n n y n f its m a s te r, ynly m ak es m a t­ te rs worse. T h e sn re e iso p s»> fre q u en tly is n e ith e r :-o com* Mori (pi.ii<er*y sialenient* the" peten l nor so w illing tn Real fairly w ilh th e prublrm -t nf ilaj* ate Itardly worth a iptarter. th e wnrM n s th e m a n w ho Ih*slain . * W hat m ig h t h a v e linppem d ill th e se U nited S ta te s hail . Florida l> the lie«l alate in the tills w ould-be jis.«rissin’H 'b td lrtad /ef’n 'tr e ttr r 'd lr e c te r t ire huril/ui.'*:. tU v u v . -uc'stniV-Ate 'rib le frjT m tle m p ia te .’e A 'fr tw tr a te d m a jo rity will Is mrt e is y ilipc- "ton fTr>l, it will trail Ov­ tn pacify n r to ileal w ith . A c o u n try w hich s u ffe rs only from a lack nf co -o rd in ated le ad e rsh ip m ig h t have been ir­ revocably d ep re ssed b y th e loss o f ils te w leader. All hope Mlsml llrrtibl in running a n Mill'd “ Miami l’oetry” fo r re s to re d co nfidence m ig h t h av e p erish e d w ith him . TJte w hole c u ltn try can w ell rejo ice th a t it wits sp ared tm n r' V enough, -.one of It th is ad d itio n al c a ta s tro p h e . With irarcely three week* re mnbiing uj the prreent »ea*ion ol Up From The ItnnkH Cotign -*. tba-iKhleveinenla *n fm aCU evflrlly nothing. N apoleon once snltl t h a t "e v e ry so ld ier c a rrie s n fieltl m a rsh a l's lutlort ill h is k n a'p sa rk ", an d nlthniiitli lii.t wortlft No re* nomyhie man nctually nb m ay Is* tr u e , n ev trlh cK m a it is seldom (h a t one from th e rt i to form relief. | l ‘* clemiing l | hr* wp-rin'"- nflerwurd Hint r a n k s e v e r rise s to I lit* ro m m a n tl of an a rm y . An rx ci'p Alt{I the property. Th-- d* predation rat# of a buildtnir li not based upon tho numlier of year* it will aland before bemg condemned and rn>ej, hat on th* r .nther uP yr r i . \ 1■ will tdnuTn- b*T,|tal)le or tervltr’iTjT*' for the pjf'pdai for whlrh ruv-lruetcd. If the laip ay rr huilita a ttaw fjriftlllfW After reading mine of Ihe te*ll l.cyionuntrcr nlm in i t that jevniuon l*-nefil* ratwel not tic rdureil rhonld nnilrirtand Hutt tin alteriuillvi I it i|e|ireri»le,| rti', rein j vvlrl li would in ronudi’dr tin ■.fflie ii-'iili try it di nrttoin’ nielli w on (ml us a itu n ln css in whit It ev e ry d etail o f o rg an iza­ tion. m orale, am i eq iilp tn e n t is co n sid ered a s im im rtant. I lf a highly, p ra e tlc id m ind nild alw a y s displaying an alniiHlaiiee o f " h o rs e w itse.**. In* e a ry fo re saw th a t tin* Worjil W ar would he w on on th e W e.itern F ro n t an d ho had m oiig h ru m h m i’iilni soldierly ju d g m e n t to oppose every ntte m p l at d lv en tio n o f tro o p s. In th is ho d isag reed w ith U nyil lic u rg i w ho In sisttst on se n d in g forces elsew here, in I’alesline. in th e U alkans, n r in th e AUrttro-Hullmi frn n lirr. T h erefn re, S ir W illiam resig m sl in F e b ru a ry o f Ul 18, jtlsl a nionllt liefortt th e sueees;. o f Ute g r e a t (ierm aii o ffein iv " added w eig h t to h is a r g u n ir iits *»* to w h e re th e fo rtu n e s o f w ar lay. la te r to aucceetl I .oral F re n c h ns com m antler-iiicltief in ( tr e a t U rita ln . H is ch reer wnn n HUpreme ex am p le o f .the rew ard s a t ­ A rthur Itr’u base pnja higb *r*•»- tendin g h a rd w ork, th e d ra b iitispectacuU pjM jrfnrm aitn* of vln to a (Turi.1» banker who >uw d e ta il d u tie s, an d th e p u rsu an c e o f sounti m ilflnry |*olicie». hi-, ilepoiiti rbrink from Iti-l.iKm, SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AC.O eqihinunplact* th-’.e da: 3. Much ol It Oo iltuibt deirrveil. Hut when it that m- Tim limit legging tnckrt la not ax 'll Pried l„ lie Imforu lid ill lime* rtuowieil ■ on baiil liquor- So racketeer* ntc turning to kidnappptr for remuneration nf »uf(tcleot InUHiftanee to attract their gigantic organisation*. Hence, tho t Judbergli kidnaping, the reyent '*throat note, I lie Boettcher kttlnajr..ia.q,- amt acorea of olltvi" during >ijii* p u t year. We may not have a f*»e»otnHon In this country, hut wv ' already having a tevolt .against law and ordrr. ■ § § & '1- — o---------- ■, -Hlfl.lqan banka In slralchtmod elrrutnMancex auipend operations .Amount* of rash belonging aeral Motor*. Chrysler. Htnird, and thooaande nf other Bore. The bank* wilt be ra­ il and prill probably secure tl aid to make them strong ;h t« remain og*n but inch ft* do not kelp butne**. The fee i inn a M Intended bui<rg ■ will wall to aae wh*t hapflext. The socLallto who hsj| k**n consumed will £ut it off nml Mr*. Thom*" J. PrrMon, o' t’linrelon, N. J* will a pend the rrnmltuler of Ih" winter in FI u 1 ■In, Mr*. I*realon wan formerly Mn*. flm vrr C’leveland. She vva* married In Prof rimer 1Yr*ton, of Prlnccltn llnlvenlly, on 'D*e«-Iay. Mi*, ficorge Maloney ihrd at her home on Mellqnvlllo Avenue |„*l Friday aiid Ihe remain* wire "hiaped to tlve old home in Uhio, Mlovved f>y the heartbroken hr*band and family. Mi* i Mntirl Hand wa* ihe r harm lug howte** at a very plea*, ent open hnuve enlerlalnaient Thur*ilay evening laal compli­ mentary tn Jfltv Mwdelin* Hill, of Narrooace. her atlractlv# hnu*« gunt. Mr*. E. D. Drown, and th* IH.wra Moilge and Veil* Ward contributed aovorml delighlfut planiv »oloa to tb* *nt*ttalnm«nt of tbq gurata, who *nJoyttl a vrry plraaant evening. Slate* that have prohibited the ■uila of Intoxicating llquurx havo hVJ a reaaonabW gri«v»nr# berauno under the protection of Feikrat laV* contraband fo«d* could be ahljiped for'gain xvllhln their bpandarlaa. What la aimed at in the W*V» blD, which pa**rd ilrtlrery of liquor to imliviilunl* who want It Tor their pvruona) uie i* not prnlilbile'l, tint the Irwnl mi Ihorill^s am rmpowereil to *ei*e ahlpmenl* rent to dry M ain where inlendnl for "ale. Tin- Mn*ie filth held It* regu­ lar iiii*-ling at the home of Mr*. V. I- Wcoriruff Saturday after­ noon The very lml«tm-u| weather pravrnteil the attendant*! of bcv«‘l"l of Ihe member* w|,n Wt'ftn un n iiiu rr iA N kuenck "MIND" wa* th* subject of the l i-.'on-Sermon in all I'hitrchc* or Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. Frb. 19. The (iolden Teal w*j from Isaiah U:kN, “Th* U rd of hoslk hath sworn, saying, Surely aa l have thought/ to »hall If come to pais; and aa 1 hava purposed, to shall it stand." Anti ng the citation* which com­ p ile d tha Leaaon-Sermon wa* tha following from th*. Bible: “O the depth of th« ricbog both of tha wisdom and knowladga of (Jodi' how unsearchable ala hi* judgmoatU, and, kl» way* p u t finding out! Fg* wHa ka^h known tha mind ‘ -* fe - t *- —______ w____ ■- a f d irt*** from *»* ta t^e *t If they're *W* U d a r t a brilliant, colors or* out. No*#? Repeat Ua «Up* In hat only if you would be *c trie. > ither Term IS TMAfr BAtQY? trs;A o o v // U p CtllJI.A, I!*., Fell. jfU .,\ jnungitcr juvt liryimd kn.lrrgarten age who »it* on n shaggy po­ ny with lb* gl*M of • general on a pninccr traveled Ihrntij-li tirnrgi* je-lerdny on un buil nille ride t„ W’a-htncton for Ihe in.viguralitin of Franklin It. Itorweveil. Just a mile of a hoy U.Toby Ctmk, reven year* „lil, weight 45 pofinil* and height a few inrhex tunny of Netialnr lluey Ijiuk' h brother, we ratt'l f»r lire Ilf* "f ur rerr wlvri' lluviil llorry llhr-h-il tin 1-etirite. hanker receive* pvai*e, f _ initiation may be claiincit bd^lli A (lie lime the budding la coni* pP-Wd and capable of being ukthl. B unding under rnnOruction *Ve no;- subject to a--depreciation"' al­ lowance. If it l» clearly ahawn that, b« entt’e of economic "r other condi­ tion", property imtst-W abandoned al n »b»te p ti# r l# -‘.)i*-fnl *f-lto ' oorinnl urePit life, «n that depre­ ciation deductions alone nfr> insulTlrlpnl to i el urn the coat «r other ha‘*l», a reasonable deduc­ r n .utner or by the dealer by nd tion for otanlcrence i* permitted .'iffalng an inquiry In the roller because, in the opinion of the laapayer, the property may become lor of internal n venue for hii i.tmuletp a t nome future date. i t ally c» e ivherc the gasoline With the numlier of automobile owner* reglvlering in the million', pe-. li . <-1 lr ti'ed for hualnevu the (piealion Mf dednetinn* for the I'ui; ' I tax may in- mhlrd In poet of operation nml maintrrance the rn t nf the gnvnlme and lieof » motor car frequently I* ud- 'h.i'lcil a" ;t . iiiiuc * c» |o n ,r; but ■In—ed to the Iturcaii of nllerral * here that ii.d n n r, the gavetitie lleveoue. The purchase price of nn lur rail not be dcdio tml n-parately nutiMHoMU, lelwtluT it—U -lu -L u unite rtfrr-itrm -urm rers:-----------u*e(| for bmlne** nr pirn ure, caa not lie deducted from gro-» inrome. If used for hueire-f, it D n rnpltal expenditure: if u etl fm pb-B'iire, it 11 a (icrsotial ripendilute—l-oth deiluction* tieiog rvprondy prnhitiited by Ihe Income A* wo gel it, tf Chine cnntiiitui to ter lit bring longer, lire .laporv--furred to rlyctare » ,ii'. tHH» In »l?.IH»0,tK)i( without mniciijitly afficting tin* liquidiiy of hi i fm ouTt c . t ■onilrmitatlon «f tanker , both tdg and lljtie, I* And # e ThoogM H Would Be A U ttk Tiring! Boy Is Riding Pony To Washington To A t t e n d Inaiigutal Ita'rf* wn« t!i*» fi'Mov. whu wruiU'l In kfi* I h i' country K1* tif# ilin t|.a* metnl i.r yellow DBPRDCIATtON ALLOWANCE The uhtount to be recovered bjr ileprceiMion I Ih# of Ihf ptnperly, If acquired aftar Pah. •Jf. 191.1. If arijeWed kf purchase prior (•> that date, Hi" h*«l* fa (ha exv»l nf Ihe rrtp c r’y- 1"* ' d*Pfenation surtainrd prl'tr In Mar. 1, IBIS, or the value on Mar. 1, 191J, whichever 1* greatrr. The proper allowonc. for dopredation I- tliut amount which ■houlit be »*l aside |u r the taxable year m accordance with a rcajonjl.ljr con*i tent plan (not necratardy a uniform rate I, a-idr, plus lb# falvngr value, will at tha end of the useful life of the property THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, IMS orer ' three fret, hot lie’, an old hand in Ihe saddle—he Marled rid­ ing when he wm* three. lli*.onn tournifolk went wilh hint In Ihe nearby city of Tifton and there lie wait given a routing ben voyage by a multitude a little afler nimrUe Tufwtay morning. t hnpler* of Ihe United Daugh­ ter* of Ih,. ('onrmtrracy along tho route ,ent wor,| for him to roina prrparrd fnr a continuing terifri nf pubie rrceplittn*. Fight hundred mile* would be n lot nf illManre for one lillle pr,nx. nn ,T'tltj U taking four nuruntn nltmg, rilling them fn rrUy* of fire mile* each. While ntie I* un­ der the saddle, the other Ihier rble nlong In a Iruck. Three negro aerifphl* traveling in the truck complete the entourage. The l*>y mm ltouu>vrlt’a adrrilenttnn wad hearty greeting* by riding 250 niDm to Allnnln last fnll In hrnr the prc*if|enlU| nnmineo'* rttimmlgn *peech. Toltv nntl Ibe pony led n parade through Atlanta ntreet* In honor nf Mr. t!rm*rvrll find he I* liopefill or n plnre In Ihe Inaugural march floivn !Vnn*yltan)a Avenue. ja c k s o n v il l e . r .b . is - * Major John T. Alaop, J r . Isei night formally annofnbed MU taaSl rildaty for rwetoctlM. Deeply apprrrattva, ha said, of! the fact that Jacksonville ettlaqms have alerted him 'mayor for M r term*. Major Al*>p t**l* tha of­ fice for a fifth lima. In a statement af announcsmrnt. he taPi attention to tha record of, achievement which Jack­ sonville ha* mads In racaat ;« a n , and add* that “amid tha many dif­ ficult l«a m prevalent throoghont lli# world, Jacksonville la aflft forging" ahead commercially, eutturalty. and spiritually." ‘ Tha •tatrm rnt i* add reined to tha j>rt>fllttJif»Jafik<w rtUMs«~» "A* evidance," ha said, “a f m j very deep appreciation of tha hon­ or you hara ronfrrrrd upon m*. 1 hate cheerfully and whoWheartedIr given all of my tlma, energy The maynr'a atat«m«nt pledge* himielf atww tn tha “faithful dla* chartfe i»f the dotlaa pf tha ofltei." Ha announcad ha would woteoma a frank diacutalon of alt tha laynaa of thp campaign, “ Including my record both aa an otflclal and mi a d tlicn of Jackaonvlla." I Nose, Hips, L i p s Are Seen As Large Chart Of Dairymen la Feature At F«! Factors In Beauty NKVV YORK. Keh., in.—No*; lip, nml - hip» are Ihe iStelnra; ITuf. I.illian II. tou-ke I* the men­ tor: the new Home Serviee Insti­ tute <>r Columbia tlnlreislly I* llu! -pbo--e. -uml femlnioe beauty |< the .idea. PrnfeMor locke Is going to tearh American glrla how to ilrenr, and *b# doean’t mind lay­ ing down »«mu nf the rule* in ad­ vance-pointing’ l‘cr advice rapechilly to wiver, who, *ho believe* me too often at ditmlvantagpm »* Iiettreen themielVe* and the "tenograrkeruDinnping tnuitlhT Then avoid drooping line* In the cottiime. Same fnr Ihe upturned I*ps. Samu for the "trnlghl one*. That i*. ■Icn’l leprut. II accentuate*. Square fan*? (irurlo:**! Don't likie nny angle.* un Ihe bat, dre«* el ri-tera. Hip*? Don't let the line* run parallel, |e*t they accentuate the Of lnt»r*at to any one who h*» charge of aelrctlng and preparing foo.1 for a family, with or wllhnttl children, wtU be the chart and dlaplay by tha Sanford Dalrymett’a Aaaoriatlon at# tha Homo Demon *t ration Fair Thuraday, Friday, and Saturday of tkla Week a t the Mayfair Hotel. The dtiplay explalna ju*t hew much of the food budget ahoulil be "pent for the varioua kinds of fond for a family. It dlvidea the budget dollar into five parta, ap­ propriating one-fourth for milk, one-fourth for green vegetable*, and the oth*r two-fourth* ffck bread, meat, flih, rgga, bailee end other feta. STRAWBBRHieS Friday and Saturday 2 quarts 25c flED FRONT ■It I reia* lie*pact, p#r*unal-pro|i i r t j |nx, ami municipal luxe*: in irtcat un nioicy hurrowed for tinIMircha.rt’ o f a niftor car, rilhr-i fur buslnr** nr for p1ca*urc; louHiritainrd hy rcavitn of damage while car 1* bring u*H f>rr badlii’ ii, provblcd uurli |ar* I* lint iXiVrrcil by InMltanrii nr othrrwi.i»; damage* paid for injury t-, a pmWaltlan, provided that the car wax hlng u*i*d for huiIncM at (ho time, and again provided raid payment wn» not covered by in uiamv or olibcrvvlic; amount p.vil for Inxiiranrr on motor vehicle] u«"d for limlnef* |iurpo«c«If an automobile I* uxed for both hu*inr*a and pleasure, nil of the maintenance and operating rxpen,r* iiinnerted thrirwith, whiell contUtulo allowable ilrilactiruu l uallies-i and the btalanre of the tlmr for ph-aaure, tho atlownlde deduct inn for feOeral income la* piir|rn*e* would be | 6tK). J If a law which impcMra a lax on gaaollne "how* that the lax la impoved on tho eonaumer and not on tho dealer, the consumer may deduct aa n tax, for federal in­ come-tax purpose*, the amount or tho gasoline tax paid by him; hut the taxpayer muil have kept rec­ ords of the paymsnt of such tiara In order that th* deduction may b« xutftantlaiad aa U required by the law and the regulations. Th* federal gasoil ns tag Imposed by section {HT of ike revrau* act of UCT3 is pot deductible by thd con. runner. A taxpayer may ascertain vrbother th* gaaoiln* tag imposed b » a xtmU U derhKtibU by th . T h e y please the taste No nutter how many Luckies aa you ainoW—thqf’re aleraya A plcxxing. Because Luckic. h l « to cturacecr and mUdtus*. . , tha be 4fainctjve characier o f tlyf;ff worlsl'i finest tobaocoacarefuUtf . l i �- j « * jk i* r a W 5 3 3 3 rm* - n .V -*lu.**vtv/ »~* — -v. -■ *• •••: r - ; - s v - •'» B ■ •• v r T ' r V" T I1K S A N F O R D IIK R A I.D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . J i W o m a n ’s C l u b C r o u p Social A n d Personal Activities C .^lim n. | :h Mr*. . l.rirnn. JIi*. J , W. Wo -*)i’* Pltar... |. O ffletr* and ■, Mr*, l.url Ti'o.o, * :.tr*. M r. Kmlor i MARGARET PETERS, Sbe-fety Editor T e le p h o n e : O ffic e 14$ .m en *< iiw M d .Heparin,ent of ,_ a >1. yairh. Ml-. 1tint Woman’* Club were elected n, j * ' M. Pnoworth. M n. Y tee annual bridge ljnrH .cn of the M rs . D e C o tte s - G iv e s W. T. I a ini, :,r ’ Ijo given Tur» ,y aftet r,>*>n he- » *•, s • . » ' OrSnti I-. m i t i r a; I ‘Oil oVLieh at the cl'.jh | I. Mr*. I .\V1m • 0 »r on Oitfc Airnu.* with Mr*. J. Mr* •, Mol*t-h. JIr». I • P cii.h a nnd y«llow .'ja«ml.-e T ill: IIS DAY. . Hill« rm j M u . W. T. Langley t» tt, - >Vnl1,*r I?. I'a rip Krieni* t f Monroe B. 11 itton *■-rre In rprofuilnn t s adorn # - - tu«*J — — -— I T iljf annual Spciur fadi*'* * ho -:-■•*ea. Aswii.llitg the ho.*.- ’*> II. Mil*.’ '. Mr*, .loh l will trg ri'i to learn of the death the r<H>m« <f the home i f lit* . nmi» will l . ' e plw v at . t :W • wi m i t ! Mr. Walter l_ Cnojur, |, , , ' r. It I-anry. v* “ t night of hU m other a : her (;r 9 r j r A. HeCette*. Park A v e -.'t the !.aU rocm a t the May tat- j J|r*. A. t haml ilath, Mr*. J.'V*’ur p . Mra. R- U f’ < iftnte In llacIhR H R lr, t i t . I r'le , t/hen .*he e n te r ta iv d the Until . i tniijiisictiun with t t i \ ill fan Provo. Mr < John M rli. h, M-. ( m em hn* t f the P irtn ig h t’y 't ’l.il- Rome Ihenwnclialien la i r . |M r*. J. It, (\> Irnn, tlo*, Wall*- |* n Mina M argaret fla il. of S te u - ll l,h B hrW«e party yesterday lln-alar meet,. - of Seminal.- II. F i '. V . ’P, am! Mr«. S. » . High- <() ., ’ | ofternn.n. Tallir* e>‘ J other ra riy * Imptrr N um ler Two Order * leyiu.’iti. u-ntlile, Ohm, h ai arrived t o , npphj„t.T tllU w tre d e j l r i e j in ‘he Eastern Ktar .will L«* held at j h.. full.™ in* ,.f(I •*« nr.I t . . . . ... „ open, a abort lime hcri with her , „ , 4 h # r m t m i M „ , . h th . Ilur. 7..IH ,.’«|c.-k at tin Mu mi e H a t lS l r m M ,! ... Mr,. A. C. S t'V . II M l U l l ’I s T .1 I?I» granlm oU ier, M n . K. D. Ilnll ck, , | ,ratl„n*. A Foun nitH*iliiine cb nn: M r* S i *n l u F a s b i o n S ’ .o > a t her home on SlaKitolia A \e . . hnlrrtnn: i'« C* yhar^t nu_ i A fter ai-ieiat prn*te**l<*tn of n, .. retn ,y : . W ilier I . M ______ Uriii*o hiitli score priic*. a *^T ' ' ,4r' ,l-l‘1.r ^ 1 others hie ii. \v i:u«* nich elar... wan jjlren to Mm . It. *'*' , 1 * at ' : ’► wl*-, 1, tnm n; Mr-. Y. U *««<*>*• t* Mi*a Ellen Meriwether, who! l„ Thra.*h“r whihe ru t piire. a “* ,<u' ’ 1 n i l ' . y ' *’ •• rhattPmn; ! V . E / h a-ijiirn (pending the pafl month ■e iy .tn l .Uitarrfiml m a m •»■!. v. ,t . . . *. . . ** with her mint, Mra. liem y |{u».! f n reiite.l h Mra. W. .1. Thiipi'-t. A r.iarity I n.I will tnVn pi we ] i*-t pioi£t sim rHii ** 'i. veil, r.W, O a’.e Ave*uo, Jr fa Mnn- A t the tea hour refreshm ent. Iff m *r... at to L. .ayfui ,■m cilintil. «fi. I DU'ivD* of n< day wlih her mother, Mr*. Itnlert \ ire - i r . i 'l y the hu m . , » ,Io ‘, y ‘ llr,'he<tra. ( M . vu tH*’ Meriwether, for KJchmond, Va. to ii»teil by M t« .'(i. I). Iti-hoo and! ■ c‘ l c t A*<« i.a tl.'n — of---- r.n nte.i ,nhl— iinn*iv»r " 1 ,k .♦ |* for I V o* i-u U th rtil w lth -i ler Mrtltoe!U t " whar~1l Mh*. Tl.’ uV ’Thrr .lu r. ’ " , . , r 7 l1, y . "■ n^n ,n‘ *t e! • ffdir v i I now. improving at the Memorial; ih .,„ . p i.- .m M■-. .V^ V , ''V ’' T' U " ' bow! ent were: >(> ti*\i f f i l . i I ----------i . h. . In. .ii, MellunTi,!.. .Vu i , . ed aw eat ttCT.v Tall '■•rr*ataw.l lloa pita). ■m*#««v*vwWmikmm+m ; I. Thiapejt. Mra, 11. 1>. Jli.hn ami **-ih-miji; -----------• a ion of tar.*ri,l , w n t . tinlay wth , . ,t., t [s t l fin* i, fh »w tit : Yt ;* J •* Mm. rly d e A. IIyr.1 will enter- . | | ca‘nil.,*,> Mn'*'• l v ' ,r take flare. ,t * , n . . L i. « intltl* in the* the, m em ber, of her in rontrart MO.MtAV ' ‘ ‘ ’’’| ‘ j), 7j, ■ tain n trart *V_A* ‘'*e*vinan,• J lr«. M. S Wi.:*. Mr*. A. P in t and Mr*. J5, bridge , lab at h :r home In hay- ! “ ‘ ^ r’* J ‘ *'*' '■•n flown*. ,ve • t urpjitutl will !«■* h o ttrw m f»»r Iona Beach tom 'rrtiw . Arnnng * . 1 recpptlon rieim. • rrt , i. b l *..rm. ’t, *» i Hu ’ **l-niiin ha>'* nt tlic ^anforil hfine.frorn heru*wh<i will attend! tillVI.TII I K tT l'Iti; i rn sriu i . | yi # t 11( 1,(01 wn* .,*(* O u n try Club, r r , ; Mra. Ij*e J C ) t'om dry, Mr*. .' lini> I*- *•' ' UD »• N $ w y f. Mra. (I. K. ! "B e, . Ed U. 4lion" will he t v / |!,i,|e e wan, . I d all. .ll r R /j . o . l-nn»y, Mr*. -uLjVct r»; the last of the aerU •* i ’ fTicc l " r .M ' “ f lloly !n\’’L r.:. I . I n e e l n V B i r t h d a y ' . I until l it*" ■ I. Hoy, Mr*. II. D. Haj-ffcttr ; nf ^ u iiy ula .* l y MIm Atm * r Kpi*«• P«l « Irarch \\i!l Ink.* ■t i*ith P i i 'j r r a i r t i - P r c s e n l e i i M. W alU r I « J id lir a . R. 0 . F « . jflah rlrl, o f the Mat.- |t..a r .| f il* ,* " , / - 4:WI nM .ah a* the 1’a t i ‘h .■«>;' I h titt, O I*.* |l* n A ilun. e w ill la- gi».*n t- *c to nine nt ,iYI<rV lit the Cham . her of I'um im nT In d.ling in Ij ,V "i pr* M‘Tit Vtoi Mar;, for the H nefit o f the hitlldi I tin,'lev. )n , H, Mr*. W in - fund ,'f All Soul- I'athnii; S l» ,p.. * lurch, of thi * it v. *iMjlfod, L MV'n T U I N itw W o r l d ’s L o n g e s t P i a n i s t t ... ■ . V A- I'oundeef J!.iy and F ather1* ' h ' . id* r I . . . . . . V. M. B-r t, , 1.. NIi.lit trpnram will he glv« i y ’ * " 1 1 14"* 1 ", * , . '1 1,1 W IL L H E ||i.< Semin.it,* lllgll filtM 'l l*. r A. Mr I Butloll’ i. >*• '» 4'•«•*• . ’ • J U S T T H IN K at 7 ht u’ch.rV at IV eh.-d audl. '■’■•lUe* Mi- ..... ................l * Tvi-ip* th i I* *. IIK E A K T H E M- \ *’ Phillip t. J P u n .'. t.< *’m • >■»• lui iiiiii. ISro . t. V*■ . .’ ,n It II ,r. M. R .o.hn-, h\|, u .| IP W ORLDS I II. Iliihtw. Mr- liolfli \ Sm’lh. Bridie, . P.il*’* l!»v Health, wh» Ii Will t.,k,* i t.itr. .H i Pol F V A| ,i r ?■•*-. RECORD m t tilVI I)iv >.. lit T 'll) ii* t V. J n ' t t ■ V, l» |. t i.t •■* UUNTJNUOUS---------- th*- liiniiT II !*., B ho I o idltmi“ Nmi:* ti.n n t. u ntu. ‘ * i> ■ I mn. .Mi-i* (>abyi>l wa* iruiiglit , RLAYINIi. A t her,* to t»ive th,* -in* * o f I.* tn rta liy the van- i l’.-T. A >-iE L K S H A L L H ATS W H IL E H E t'aniintion* In Iho tounty. ’Iht* U U A Itl.K K V S T E A H O U S E S ta rtin g — pildie la c.rtilally invited U »l* • PLAY S. 11Hj 111'itn a ** A %r ... I\ in,l i t I %tr t»* ' I'v I. H , I ’. " ***l I tend. J? Q h . 17 S I '. M . -K c .l *4. tit t|Ttftti*jr an'l rln rarter tHst* I »l*l • *'is * Personals A d m is s io n 1 0 c to A ll Patty For Her club Social Calendar A u s p ic e s E lk s H a n d I I vthore thry j»cnt th*1 »Uy. m :u y u m ., i.sen ato r. t*. ( HAlUTV'ij \LL AT URL FED. I Till Alim. 3 1 .0 0 MKIMVS SY M lU'ATORS I»rum1t*y Homo Scono Of Miolinur Tuosdny D A N ( K Uhnmlir:- «if Uontnterce I, th e M arv r ii . i io \ i ntlinUv I 'h u r th llitiii Fum l S an fo rd ! 'r l.3 :.iiit n A dniU clon 2.ic IV-----—— Meh IL K A S te n * r - ’j 3 3 v 5 o g ( , r m \ m j jf C <'hililmi 1 y ,t. >• , , m \n » i: \i> n : i -m o i i Saul'm’d Dairymen's Ah ’ ii. P a r it i{ e of S 'F i.iJ t' i A T T l'lK llitnic I'cmonstralion '' a i r SEMINOLE CREAMERY CO. .11.*, e a itel .ht I Whit a M *ti| Hollow-gromd. I ' ju ’ U I.J jt, fiiwit Swediihi itetll A Im l lutbcrT ,dg*| IHH.LAIJ A T T H E DIF,PLAY O F T UK Phnnt* M I- r i-.t vvitlilrg tn tha tue uunung’l “ M o re d g e n S la d e s Everybody th o r t M o re and B e tte r S h o v e it And Milk For s i i: I k , , , s o S .1. P in n c y . In c . i E . i f t HI. . 1st S I. f i B H mm P IE C E G O O D S { V -^ ;A DEPARTMk ^ ' T r & :P w * ' :j ' ' - ‘ 't ' ' ’V \) J i a p u » * a n s ^ ^ ^ Lovely New P rin te d L in e n P a s te l 4 y d s. Ihue Dj*e—All Silk F in is lie d L aw ns, P iq u e s , V o ile s f o r White and $ j Pink . 0 l-»dt,d New Sprm jj. BAGS SO C K S White wa.-hahlr I, jlher. A liiig,- 0 u-lortm ent. Fhoin* $ 1.00 llayon i Lovely New C R EPE material .'lit In. Wide 2 V * . for. $ l o o LAW N S la r g e airo rlm rn t of new color* and d eig n * . yds. for 00 I.»"I. I eelIlit",’** \ VII I t'liil Jr,n"» HANKIES i Dresses New apting nutilhei* ,,| nil the n ew n t »tyl, uni Cul t *. B ure d In I'*. *y v let I. kill prire. 2 f o r $ r ; < 1 Men'- „ii i P„ . 0 0 S fo r $ 1 o m m r& A ______ s p j : C - l A L «» mu for WNTER GUSTS > ' \ $ f Od Eaclj pritf. Nut HALF PRICE Ladles’ Brassieres .0 0 V . ^ - '4 / A ul Corsets and L O T A T $ 1 .0 0 E A C H \W \ t t f i t . E fr M« nV T H E nml Ik.y.i i Jiirt.r E3.il t Slior*?« YOWELL COMPANY tm m s : 2 otex front " t» !, .,*. u i n villy belt*. A N O T H K K S $ 1.00 till,, Include* pin, liiu., ’ '.*, ear ring*, necklace , o I ^ jic n iiw n e w \i .•* silk in I in** rilk DRESSES T 7COSTUME JEWELRY 0 yds. for $ t 00 7 yds. for $ ^ 00 li | n ii » 1, l IIVITII t It’. • W ry .Special »! $ 1.00 2 for « I 00 P; | . , M B M | T „ . Tit, |MiW11•. i $ 1.00 l.adic*’ B fo rti and white. -U N D IE S *;l., - i i to $ 1.00 FAST COLOR P R IN TS t u g M C N p iia x -m « -T DRESSES fuel airiv,1,!. Solid m l r . and print*, Very new. With rliort puf.'ed :dwv, ■■ J 5 pr. for $ 1 . 0 0 | pr. for $ 1 . 0 0 ff jH+f »i, BLOUSES :l<! In.' Wide J rv ' DOLLAR SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY & H u tis to s ^ SANFORU mm ) MAYPAiU HOTEL . M«n u it -.' i "" t4 mi my pivR Iimh‘1’.** (M rv t (ilA IH .I‘KN J. I1AKI U, H m w r PP Mr. and Mrn. William M rfli ' ti^ik Riolfiftil to t>***toJfffift Tnv* la It VMS I III VI. SKT 1 ItaroM f*ti r, no.! It. 1 •TV- Until.* II itu*.** Thoeia. Me T1 - llntl).* ily y Mr*. .1-. A ,.f l.ittcoln’a Y* Sidney I'lnrn.'ii aker, Arth i \V,»*4mff. , 4 (’tttrfFflfl. Mr*, ll. It. Ma*onr Mi ' PA G E TURK* T H U R S D A Y . F K U R t A R Y 1C. 1933 EL FIRST.ST. �- w—— -------- ♦ T 1 IE S A N F O R D H E R A L D , H A N FO R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y --------- — — ------------------------------------------------------ -— r p --------- FO U R TERvSYSTEM SFARMER IN IH CAROLINA GARDEN CLUBS OF TAMPA fiELP IN PROVIDING JOBS It’s Possible Kcellent Trades, In­ creased R evenues Are BelngReported RALEIGH, N. C-—Many farmof North Carotin#, who, In mmou with their rolleegue*. tvling in other agricultural aecina, ar# "kind of short "f m*y“, have rerertrd to barter. Many of them, according to leti« recrlved by th# Stela Dapartrnt of Agriculture, are making m# excellent trade, and inerrasI their Ineomr, hy mren, of a rrleo that ha* keen furnished rm by the department, through • medium uf a semi-monthly II,tin which goes into nearly ,000 farm homes and I* read hy rand 40,000 individual* who ore rally intereitrd In agriculture. There has hern developed durr the past seven years o frre NW Tff’ T infirfC ^m ifm fyT w y t permitted tn tend in their *nta" to the department which. In tarn, print* them in the put li gi.tion referred to. At first, the ultif sale" notice* corinnird pxictlcally oil the *paeu eel aelilo V/OQLD WITHOUT— INSECTS/ ru T U K u n flies in om eopfem One o p w e f a o d ig v s o p the future will ee m e useful applicatio n o r our EVER OROW/NOtUSORE. THE J HOUR DAY, H DAY W EtE IS SORELY CCMIN6, ANO THE WIHA6S NAN WML P m ONE HEAVY ON US HANOI, TUE OCVtCNHENT W U NAVE 70 N/RNtSH RE* STIMULATE HOHEXt FOR /?(OHC#*NOW ire* */ 4AC*rlYtfYN/Jt'S - 3AM& 4V V /f **»fJ**#*44 MeS PAPtRf 0O*V' TO BE HONORED Wen I-i political lift. < Ad re**ing thouransl* gathered front ad recti in* of the country for the annual alumni slay at Co­ lumbia Ifni*rraity at which Dr. fiichola* Muriay Butler, piculcleat, utVnrdcJ 1107 medal* to i luomi f t r **e inspicuou* Columbia service", he r-nln: "I ha vu learned how much hardi r it 11 tu do than merely to talk nl nut lining, 1 *l*u have learned mote not only of practice, but al. n of theory from my airoclatlon tv ilia .lame* Farley and I-oult liov.e i.inn fru it many of my book*," ‘ ’ I is deling a speedy end for pruMMlinn, he turned tu Ur. Dutlur, long a foe of the IKth Amend­ m ent, and aald: ATt must bo a aort of gratifica­ tion to you, ilr , to have teen In •1m past year a tealltatinn or y j t r hellcf that rooaer or lite r the false public policy that piumpteil an imptwltlon upon gov­ ernm ent in IUIU of an tmpuiaible task v, ruld Ik* (repudiated by the (iiiblle whin it had rcarhi-d tha calm ir tm n a fter th r itoim of ex pc rl mental lull, Debate S u b j e c t s For High S c h o o l Teams Announced !•#■■* Ntaa 'J . (V, T h ra ll# IK W. V. H r x s ’rh<- sshfet ’ Kegolveilt That in ti'n lu ih u lit athletic* a* a t prcaeal enmlticted nx* drtrirneniai" will be u< tinted by Iwu team* flimi Semlnnb- High Sehtnil, one hen* nn,| one nl li.iytnnn Ileasli, i.n Frtduv aflei ikkiii, Feb. 21, u , pail nf eight debate* tn lie held in llur ' TO break up a (old overnight end . relieve th* coegetlloo that niakc* you cough, Iheosauil* nf pbr*ki*na are pew rTcsimmvndiog C'aloiibs. (be oauarelrs* re IonvI ronpnund tiM-ts - Iliac give you the effect* of ralonr. end i salts without the uopkaaaat ( I k Ii , af either. The nr-vntWc team will remain nt home In engage n visiting nffirm ative -team in thl* rn*s the Ocoee High B hhol Uant. Tho Kemlnole llii'fi offlrniatlre tennv will rnntest **1110*1 Seahifese High IVhniil In Daytona Bearh. Undi-r ruins „f the Florida llich Reboot Ivti-nllog league wliieh is sponsored by tin General K*tensinn Divislmi of Fl*>rida. Imm* TllltHK MQDEUN PARTIES fmm (iseli school ntusl win _tmih ib hates In l>e eVglbhs for furtbar DOSTON-A n nll-frmale Mw oiiiiivvlltliiii H a t leads to the - tale final* at Gainesville on Mar. 22- flrei ha* been fnrme-l here to *t)r- V, f t "/** or two Caktab* at bcdtlne with • slam e( iwert Bilk or walrr. N»»t H hwivalag your cold baa rialthrd. your .'*«*!•« ia thoroughly purl Bed tad you ,;-,ar* fvrUig ff*e with a hearty appnite it'* braakfaM. Eat what you with,— Pref. ft. E. M.-Kiiy anil Mrs. a* dsager. ( f e iPaMah* are eoU ia 10* end .13r Glady* M. Williamt. cuathrs oT partages at drag Korea (Ado the 'local tram*, today announced that tho afflrrnatlyc I* composed of Msrjorlc Tllli* an,| Theodora Wade, while the nrgatlv> leant is romposed of Malcolm Higglna and John Courier, ORLANDO. Fyh. IB—A standnrdixed purchaalng plan for th* OrnrjfO county xyitem that will eliminate “house-wifiy pur baaen n tho ipor of tho moment a t tho 'stun* a: und the turner" 1* rrcelving attoi tion of Jud*on IL Walker, rviunly rcnoul superin* Indent. ' Mr. Walker estimates a «av> mg of $2000 aapuaily on sthoal rrhlental*. Brooms, mof*. traym, purchaavd a* needed at* cn*t ciallw In lu»"'l!Wg (a«e» of Boa- ml the c;unly that amount or ton wiintrn. Member* of tho Britt mote, th* auperintendent stated,, ill* plan It elude ■ a pro-school rnv th# Mis*** Helen Mowles, Catherine Murdock, end Elliabelh estimate of *u;plie* needed far M. Curry. • ! the year, to be mad* by tb* N O T IC E TO PROPERTY / ./ > i£ > Negroes Arrested For Selling RumTo Seminole I n d i a n s FORT MYERS, Feb. J 8.—Two negroes w*r# taken Into cuetody Tueaday on chargaa <t a*Uing liquor to Seminole Indiana, Two Indiana, Bruem Tiger and Good­ man DUly, aided official* In ob­ taining evldenc* by makleg purc h a m o fp lp t* 'o f~ Hquor from both of th* negroe*, Harry I.ro and Claranca Brinkley, In tbo Safety Util district. Lee w*» turned over to federal ofTketa and taken to Miami for trial. Brlrkley plead»l guilty be­ In u.lng th . tabor of t t w j j j fore County Judge David Elmer coming a* thry do from widely Ward yeaterday and wai flnod fined * J‘ “ principal* of th*Tarloua .choola. $23 and given a auapenied 90-day Jail irntence. He paid th# fine. Vurchaalng would be d°n* W. B. Lewie, of Miami, Indian M inty board- *n a carapytitlve bail*. A el'ch room would agent, cam* U> Fort My*ca to lavectlgale i liquor aoure* whkh be maintained for the which would be requI.IUonci had been furnlahlng moonahine to through tb* county bualnw* of- the Indiana. With tho auUUncc of Deputy Sheriff Archie Odom, The plan I* acheilulfd for dia- tho two Indian* were furalihrd rutaion i t a principal’, meeting with |1 aplec* to pureha** the to be called within th* next two plat* of liquor and mad* th# p«fwreh*. The *y*t*m I* aleo lack­ rhate* In front of a buth behind ing in a uniform program of pu­ whkh the offkera were In hiding. Deputy Odom aald folio*lag pil grading and there are marked ralarirr, Mr. Walker laid. Dif­ tha trial that Indian* w en being ferent octroi* al*o tut* differ­ furnlrhed with rubbing air*hoi ent type* of report rarde. A end ether medklral liquor* unfit standard blank would incrciM) fer drinking. Thl* la againet the d e a c r a p a n c l e a In prlnclpal’a law, th* deputy aald, and effort# bu aald. Sff Long's Ment a sgnuo NEW LIGHT SORE TH|tOAT . T h ai M tnutris B rin g s In Rrilirif Plac* or WILL TELL you that when markata a r t high a profit ran ba made cv:n with eareleea feeding. Today a Min will m.i,t „„ profit unlta* Production Costa a r t I t Reck Bottom. Purina offer* the beat food that brains and Ingenuity can makef feed th a t will abiolutely lower th j former’s cost of productico. A fteder can produce a pound of m ist, a quart of milk, 0r a doien *gg* a t la u eoet with Putina than with any other fatd. Our Prices Are R ight Here Are A Few100 lb. . ICO Ib. 100 lb. 100 Ib. 100 lb. 100 Ib. ORLANDO - materially from Um cold, bat M o , day it t i e aald that that* im tiaa^ I t —There had 10(Tor*d little If any. . are any uneraployad persona In tho co u n ty who are searching tor werk and they travel from rlty to city In March of amployment. Tho railroad* today ara doing their [a rt by time sportier thou­ sand, of them# unfortunate potson* without complaint, J. O. Damon, dqjectire of the L. A N. railroad, aald la reesrd eooft Tuesday. But when these wanderer* delay passenger trains operating on strict schedule something must he don* about it, Damon told IT coutt. Ai a result three men were given M-day sentences when they admitted charges of train rldieg. Damon told th* court that hit railroad ks* offered no objection to men who rlffa its freight trains for tome time. Th* wanderers, however, have taken to "riding th* blinds" of th* passenger trains and In some rase* delaying train/, he said. The railroad detective said In itourt that h* did not wish to prooscuta unfortunate poragem for such charges, but that th* railJ. Walt* & Soa read found It necessary to koop them off passenger trains If poo- Follow Direction* ReducedGateAdmission ~Fm Onuditand GOOD WILL RADIO SERVICE part of th* waek that th* Starke and Irwtey aectioaa weald »aff*g t , Rawness At 2 O r 3 Msnufw* U s / /> O w n e rs discount of One Percent iUowed for payment of At* and County taxes In plmianr. thl* U equlvaht to aU percent per anMn. Tax*# U not paid be­ ano dtilinqaaui AnrU 1st FORT METERS, F#A 1#—Tww xeroeet was effaced H * * # * th* opening of thl. week Ib #w * w a# atrnwtorry prken were tm eanwd. WAU# tha local m x U l opened a t aroaad 4 M and t sends the pint -Menday maemlaff -sd a ■rndonl decline na day worn eu end 4 1-4 cent* being freely offered the first of tho #negno*#. pointed to one of the heaviest days ar tha aatton Menday with 30 o t more *#ta hola* tiadid There was a alight atroactho»ing of G>* market during tha Mat half ef lait w**k. with a l l - * cert average holding In general for Thursday and Friday ,e d a NEW SOUTH WALES, A u*tn!ta-O n# of th* l* * « U Httera on B 1-4 east aver#go on Salarday when 14 rare of harries wore reccrd, Th* do* of this litter * u Imported by non* <*h*T than L*4j tattled, Victoria Firry of Ca»U» Hill. ParramatU. New Sooth Wale*. She Tho to’d wave whkh ihitad -" entered them in tha Agri.dltural Show at w0" develop this eectien af th* *UL» did very little damage if ggty ti­ the bony areas of tho northern part of the state, according t* re­ d ifftrtn t occopatlona^ atraU , lh* porta from th e n the first ef this Uniform Plan For P u r c h a s i n g Will Be School P o l i c y dlatrict. [ow Doctors Treat* Colds and Coughs Moley Makes Plea F o r Tolerance O f T h o s e In* Politics kl loo T Cl-. i L‘lLLi I A P B B E W IN N IW L ffT E K tng »h* “crews" hat* bran ;l«*a«d to find akill of various hind* railed Into playi maklni for a Maher dejtrt* of offleletny than might he for**o*n; as, for **•*»pi*, laying or repairing of pip*, retting gnu!**, ronrret* handling, implement r.p alrt, building and even dnlgnlng of small hrtdg**. A talent for lantleeaplng U not h o o kin g s tuat p o s it iv e ly M L Ivor rUN-AND THATCOUNT MEAN THEY WILL EE MACE OP WHS HESH EW E*! friiin thnee who havo currnnmlilie* **fne late. llrre |a an example: j “ Wanted: To iw ap 10 bushels a f nice Irish potatoes for mumpnith yellow or ar.y good m in'd era) way, lh ,y specialist in illversified ptnil cle. O ther, K'i In •outran*.'* Another, recently published, fur Hi'- rutnvaGon of lu ll,• #;ul various flower in* p larl . which rrn | thee: "Wanted: Wire fencing of any lin y i r l | during the r-ei/Min or exkl::J, cheap for ra*h; also ear-* chnntp- for thing* neevisary oil jM-nlcr tool*, com planter, poul­ the farm home, l ew. a.i yet, have try and rabbit equipment, lumber, iidVred canned rm.de (or tala of window*; liko exchange, ns the product* thus V doors, ». wiiiuow »p aleo would WWIU tihu . .-li or trade 3000-egg incului- preserved a re usually put on tho tu r. What do you want and what pantry nludf for w lrter u*e. have yogi!!_______ _________-x-~ — A—number—o f-N rrrttr-firrn d h a Another farm er wanted to tr a ilr 1 women have le .,11 known to r<lua, run of one bred of pig* for an ­ ,-Lte th eir children front the pro­ other, In order to dlveraify hi* ceed.* of articles they produced on aujiply. Still another advertised the farm , aside front the rtuple th a t He wlahed tn trade some I crop* raised there. There a x <evRhode Inland rrd pullet* fur tur­ im l - o u tr u n ing Install e* of keys and rahhlla. whom ninthrr* pi.,, idsd their While there to way of rhieking i'pughti-rs with mark li-sss.r- by Up on th rie varlou* rales and ex- trailing with tra.-hers, f.irnirhlng - change* ao a* to arrive at the thi-m agris-ultuial pi'ixlucte in s-xactual amount involved each year, change for thu In tin*. , letter* from farmers who havo At the rami- tlm*, figure* ehsw lit* d thl* free nervier Indicate ruial women itru duing mure In th at It ha* been very beneficial, the way nf cu-opoiating with rich especially during rrrrn t month,. other in mattei* nf mutual help. 11 I* not a noldom occurrrrec that fulner* than over before. Further, * county agent will rend in thr tiny are taking more Inters .t In . name of name firm nr who w ant, public affair* end In tha wurk of tn buy, cell or ex.-hange farm vdrlau* Icm ifkiil nrganlxatiimr, co in modi Hr*. Im-lurllivg parsnt-lcaebi-r a*-..cluMan farm women, it l« nb- tlurr. lervrd , are rairing rhlrkene, Ifill-penitently. While they, of coune, help on the farm In n g«-n- “ Palronago A pp red n tcd " — f a m h se ~ x * t u n f }JOME DAY, GALT rO U Pf SOW ' TO GET A WEAK, M W E JHK ore. Servlrr Elation and (ttirngo Crneva and Hnnford Avr. rm 1h*h * * eton. «»«<» there at* almoel a* many nut ice* BRYAN THRAILKILL elzssed b y the To Do M t h It / for hi* feature. Hut, under **lslim: ronlltlnni, a a u a g ,'i''w * n U " .ju . there M U ac v -e c Phone R R c r e a tio n - A m u s E M H itE - E d u u itio * STATE COUNTY*^COMMUNITY EXHIBITS > ELABORATE COMMERCIAL pltpLA Y f : ^ S S k ^ m st . sack sack aack sack sack sack Chick Starter. Gniwena....___ Imy Chaw— Cow Chom .... Bulky U i...— Omolo-tf R rtw O n ly M fd ld n o H o lp tA S o n T h rea t �__ .' _ t I !■ ' —■ mmfm *j."**i rtru: -pjtrt jtml Jurtf* H », 7?V^ni u*H|* ** Jir% *%*t ****tr rtrug lit*- (4b- frit-j* ^*rrll**fi t« H t ^Hr. 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' ^ 3 r '£ F i(r v s M r i - T a e r j * . \}'; ~T*tM tT " W .-r u7 <4 * T •• r it x . 7 ^ m T,M E ■ m rrw w o i k ir r .'S / v „*■* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 16, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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O - v * L.** WV.upv * . ' \ jJ —— __ ______________ 9 ^ x -v ------------------------------------------------------------------------- -• — ‘ • :T . P F / * Y0U1 NVW8PAPSB .^ a ttfo r ft I f e r a U i ! M i l l e d to Florida** H e a r t The Wortd’e Greatest Vexetable Spot sad Richest Garden Land. volum e RAILPROBERS JRAKEREPORT AFTERSTUDY Reckless Spending Of State Funds To Be Given Check-up SANFORD. FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1 FARLEYSEEKS' SIW ITOERASEIn Effort oW PARTYDEFICIT I luudy' with pow.ibl* fain. T h u tf day slightly ci»Mrr.T , M AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Member Associated Press zxm THE WEATHER F ire Cents A Copy NI .MHKK 2HI Japan Ceases All Negotiations With IS EHFBASIZED League Of Nations iry Farmers DEADLINE ON eir Products “Get” Price TAGLESS CARS TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 1»— (Ah—Tha board of eomraU.ionMILWAUKEE. Wi».. Feb. LV— i c.inj. n.rtiee have been paying SO era of stmt# Inatitutiona loiay (A>»—The Wisconsin oo-optrallFe ! \\ I at degree of eucce*. w iJ m ordered a checkep of depart­ miik pool salr, .trike, a new farm ! (tor# tor the .trike depended on • ment expenditure# for »upthreat in the campaign for higher | how .-literally the 150,000 farmer* plte. with a view to bringing Consolidations A n d euch purcha.ee under the Chairman OfNational price., wa. to begin at milking | of Win-onaln followed Ihe exempt* Delinquent Motorists thi. morning. ' | of •t.’iK) member, at tha millant Will Be Subject To aupervlalon of the »tate purCommittee M a k es _time Permission To Run ehaaing _ Wi.fon.in dairy farmer# IninuU pool. ' agent. A report to the Arrest After Feb. Because Of MounlP l C a F o r 5 7 ; ) 0 , U 0 0 y l n J ^ . t number.. Waiter M. Siagler, llrtail milk di.trihutnra ami rfTrucks Are Recom­ department for J a n u a r y ingAhttsl’ vtpFuel ing ‘ * flc*aN nf condriKrrie. and chee.e 23th, States Agent showed (43,000 .pent for »upA l l r i o t r i r ^ r n t a ' pre.ident of the pool, .aid, would mended In Report pliea under contract through 1 I t / C IIIW l | withhold their product# from fact on e. facet the impend'ng atrtke without arxtely, and ' pT O K Y O . Kt’li. ir». - i n - . the purchaiing agent, while TAMPA. Feh. 15.—Florida moNEW YORKr Feb. 15— WASHINGTON. Frh. and’ city di.tributing patently without any .pvclal pre tori.ta driving their car* after J it pet it - n r n r r t l -ttrrttrrw-triTiny' " UP)—A m w era transpor­ vmrloua office# .pent (40.000 —A plain-.poken hid waa issued .len.eriea -tationa. Strike IvadiK. hay*, u - i pan»i.uv*.— -- — -— -------—— FeK (S wllhout 1953 Iteen.* tag* t h n t ll h a s ll-U .i'vl llevridi;ltation, with regulation con­ for emergency expenditure. .ye.terday James Wilson OfChu- tlnnn . . . . . for (.,7( 0 ,000. - . . . l i . i pre..ed hope the movement I The Milwaukee milk producer* “ We’ve got a purchasing igfrtr with tin* Lcngti «f N.taro eubjert to immediate arre.t - -c e n tn tin jf' o i r tnsurirtg^thf and he IS In a poeltlon to buy out th# Democmtlc party*, deficit, l oulJ imr, hr rm |tii M|ddl, I n, w h i c h .weepp ,the entire i u o t a Is Elected linn* in thi»*MnnrJtiyLii\ .11,moat efficient service at the more advantigeoualy than ve- in the three weeka remaining be­ West agricultural area ' kre m a r., »"d «ne enter,emcn. 01 in ,, .erthe large Milwaukee mar 1 *nd «h» enforcement of thia aee»upp 4U»Ui.JMkLUla.4WsU.«sw*«»*-»*kU lowest competitive co*t. Is rloua department!. We will fore Franklin D. Rmxevelt enter*) The milk pool demand# that ket, l ;>v» I H lWin t'ft .. rUl'A 1Il’-I ft* lh“ .tat^ motor joikwJa.laatJ-----U y . . L i nA la i m O lU L V O liL . UK ilrnwitl from I.piu'IIi* tn nt* envisaged In the report of .find, out iaunadUlalgunhy. Uweo. the White Hou.e. - ■1 *p tw • ( r n - v "KIIWFV7l4*miVi* mTimiTiT mal* ’V ,T u.uait r'oun<l. thia year wll* twgln Mar. I with no Um*-*nsttenal ••irttlWWnfTMTf' dersrtmcnta cannot operate on "* 7 a m e rirV n r1 e y . c h a lrm a n u f |mijn(U fBr mt)k on „ u, farma. In tFday It ha, not jtdned the ' chance nf an rxlen.lon order from James W il.on, of Chuiuota, laat lipr.liip. i* tn»l 1 xfn tnl fnt* ' Tallakaa.ee, it wa. announced yea- night w a. rlectrd unanimously a.^ nlnitil 11 ITMTTltM. committee, published l a s t -S ‘le tte r achedule of buying the natlpnal committee mid probv |hH MUwaukee arra. producer# .H ik e >\ • nteht. Hingter **kl he looked for eo-j lerttay by C. W. Uu.hlng, Tainpa a dirnctnr of the Scminol# County j The T-kyn St through the purtkaaing depart­ able po.tm a.ter general, and pat­ are paid (1.80 a hurdrnl far milk ronage di.penaer for th* new ad­ •>dd in bottle.. Ilut in other eltiea operation front'the pure milk a,. ! .uto t a r agent. rloscil nt nmm and tl«> ni *• a TW*( report, the remit of mnr* ment”, Governor Sholtx wild. t Chamber of Com metre, filling a ministration. announcetl • drlv, to the price to the farmer, araragr. aoclation, whkh .upplie* th* f.ht-1 "The motnr vehlel, law I, plain and Nagova al*o - *•-it • m «w. than four month, of work, moat.of make It po*,ibl# for the new Pre,- f t. while cher.e i( .t# n r , and rax« market amt to which many on thl, point," 'fu th ln g »akl. “It vacancy in the board from the ' ing to n .even* duniir p i.rl'ex whieh waa under direction of the I'hutiiota .vcllon of th* county. ideiit to .ta r t In with “no utiliga- and 55 rent,. ran,c l hr indic.it........... '- n-.i,1st* CaSIn Cool idra, ha. been (Continued On Page Two) read, a , follow,; "Operator* of Th# n#w director is prc.lih-nt Cion* rnilerraaalnr hi. party.” -of m • ,? anilou.lr awaited by Unr* InvrM. ---- ----------- — any vehicle after Ihe month of of th# llviciln Agricultural Club. Ing anti Japan# . ora In th* nation*. (20.000.000,000 Failcy minced no word*. IJe Frbrnary without having attached •nd one of Ihe lending farmer, Geneva. It wa« lenm- .l nn Idgh mithoe^railroad .y.tcm , who lnrita(| foe. • a lt! campaign contribution, a iicen.e tag for the current year ■nation of the committee to eeek ehotild be collected before presi­ •hall be .uhjeet to arre»t and pun­ o f h i. section. Ill, name h a, been lly that Ihe p.iv#i no - nl feel 1 'aolution* for the vexed transpordential appointment, to offleee ishment a . provided by the law prominently Identified jw^lh mnry the withdrawn! fix in l 1-- lenexin tetjon problem. are niadd—#0 a , to “avoid even for the operation of motor vehi­ con.lructlvc endeavor, dbdertaken would be n lurniiu* point In th# In th# county during th# past ,cv. emnire', . hl.torv. The committee’, eonclu.lon, the appearance 0f ■ bargain.*1 cle, without proper lieenae.’ ” rral month*. baaed on one of thg moat thorough Before nn iStlninte derUlon It The bigger eontribuliona he arWith llrrn.e. purrh*,#d on all Th# election look place nl a made, the Council of F'Mrr,. th# aureeri that haa ever been made gurd. logically will come from the but new r a n now subject to a 25 Of tha nation*, train port facllitle. Hunt Is Ensnarled In rla.« of men who have demon-1 percent penalty, delinquent motnr- routine matting of tha Board of nation'. hi#h#"t >| I .tieeid.bril lliirclors, featured hy report, on personage, head, *f branches of by a di.intare.trd nnn-partl.an Mass Of Doubtful • trntrd skill and ability In private Announcement OfHis Governor Explains Fi­ lit. running with llbl'J plate, nn th# rrrm t membership drive and the ImrerlsI fnmily. and all liv­ body—find the outlook for the affair*. Becau.e of this evitlenc* aSd after Mar. 1 will be liable to C l u e s Of Citizens road* “far from hopelaa.’* but a.nancial Operations of abiity, thi* rla»» sloo will be fine. In .tale court, ranging from the progress of the cuunty’, »*• ing ex-prcmlrr-. will In* sum­ Official Family Is aert that rate, rannot be ba.ed on moned for consultation to (25, th# t a r agent explained. hlblt, nl the Orlando Fair. DENVER, Colo. Feb. lS.-^AV- drawn upon by Roo.evrlt in ehoo,In 1st Of Addresses (.1"No Awaited On Return obeoleta capital .tructurva nor Enanarlnl In a m au of doubtful Ing aoletant*. Yo.llke (j^lattnka. wh-> h.'l.'' Iwcn S. O. Hhinhol.tr, chairman of axtrn.lonx can lw granted," can competlos fjfm« of tran.por­ cluea fomiahed by rxciiad rillten,, Japan*. ,pe ini iouo-i-1 d-inng tho th# FIxhlMt rommitt**, retuirlvd "Th* »ort of m»n I have in TALLAHASSEE, Feb 15.- h* .aid, "hut the financial plight on th# rlaborat# plan, which arc b n g dchale over Manchuria !#• MIAMI, Feb. 1.V id t- P re .lta ti on be handicapped for the ben- authorltie, inveitlgatlng the (SO,- mind.” he continued, “would hate nf the .rhoola thl* year* even If from eflt of the railroad.. bring made l„ this county', evhib f->re the |,iuii'.,i. vablvd ll-i -orOOO ran.om abduction of Charles no idea that they rnuld buy an ap- dent-elect Roo.evelt U expected Governor Sholtx, .peaking ner* la»l ia.i *'n,e rnuld I** extended, would The committee urge* •wrepine Boettcher, II, wealthy Denver In- polnlmrnt. It would therefore be when he return, front the ,ra , to­ Ihe executive nian.lonn here it on tb>- .taitr of the Orlando Mu- rlgn office tod.iv r#<p'e ' ' |e'C* "Wide "radio 't^wpel »UU_ 6ffleIaT.'”(o demand ronaolldatlon Of the road., on a veatment _ broker. - - have, -eonceu- in ftrrttrly h etter^ tf ConlrlbtiHon* day, l» #*ve-hi,-immedtate’ gtte(Ir nigh I over "a .la te uicipal Auditorium tha .an.alion mi.*ion to l#nv# Gem-vu ium t and rigid enforcement of the law. The lion to hi, rahinrt and among hi. hook-up, announce,I a 25 percent regional ba.it, to eliminate va.t Irated on solving the Identity of a uf the Crnlrat Florida Exposition. return horn* by vvnv id th# were made beforehand to avoid proceed* of the auto tag* a* ev­ fir*t vi.iinr. prohaldy will lw Sett rut in the .late budget, reducing and vraataful duplication or faeit myalery man reported to have ■* ll# told of the construction of United Slnlr,. eryone knowx. Is pul In the .tat# Itlee and aervicea, and that thru* twice appeared at the home of Bo­ •ven the appearance of a bargain ator fa rte r Gla.., of Virginia the total of propoatd expendl* Th# foreign nffir • lid ll • will an right-foot diorama Lhnwing the trea.ury In *he credit of county “Of court* the acceptance of a groupinga be enfnrr»,| by govern ettcher’. father. • late,I for .ecretary of the lri-a«- tute, he will «uhmlt to the legixrrlrry growing Industry in It, Ih* granted tb# lequc.t p --niiv campaign contribution.Involve, no latur* In April to .omewher* be- whool'fund,. tlnl#,a th# m otorl.t, many phase., and laid that Byron aa th# l#agn# a mill?/ iltii- i*-x mental action . wj-.ery neec.»ary, I'teviou.ly Chief of Police A. T. obligation or commitment,. The ury. buy lag* the echoole lo*o revenue looking av.ntually to a aingle na­ H ark .aid he had determined po<It I, believed likely , Roo.evelt tw rrn ( 1.000,WM) and (1,500,000. ami thl* mean# .horter term*. Ro Stephan,, local commercial aitlxt, nf tb# M.niliiirian qvi#-i • 11 wlu-h Treiident can and will .r lr r t hi, tional ayit.m. Explaining that hi. cabinet bad It I. Ihe patriotic duty of motor- |, doing Ih* "work nf hi* rarvrr" I, rapertrd to Ink# pl.ic# by Fib. Itlvely that the kidnaper, were “a nfflceholder* without reference In anti Senator Gla.. will'talk thing, Aa an tmargancy mtaaure, fa­ couple of racketeer, who have over in New York City thi. week­ nut completed trimming cn.l* of lata this year „f o'! year*." on this diorama, lie alao an 25 nl Ih# lat#*t. any contribution.” cilitation of raorganliatlona were been here the.laat year.” Althougli III# I , "tru* M l Ibn end. Whether Gla,,, take, over the the vaitou, branch*, of the data nmincad that John E. Fox, of f'u.hlng al.n rallnl attention to Farley .aid he ,aw no rea.on trrn.ury po«t I, expected to deter­ government, the governor, in th* door open t-i coneilntioti, tb-* - . to- reduce unwieldy - and . Although Chief Clark declined 1‘anla, will h* in rharg* of the th# Mat* law requiring al| twr.on, u a ^ m l c c . p ^ r .tructore. e i. . m^ lf hj„ , UUm, nl |t for being “mealy-mouthed" about mine the choke for one or two first of a >vrit, of broadra.lx foreign office nlimuin • d Ja p m . driving enr# on salary for lhair rxhIMt, and that Alex R. Johii'on tu rcrk ily “with ilon-1 by rmruktn at bankruptcy the WokeVe wife J " 1 jm other cabinet portfoliua. planned In keep the people in .arvlrt# In' carry aUt# chaulfaurad^ and C-. M -iMwion era a.vambllng will hav# n*» furtb- r < prweedure. tt• b r a ^ , l y . a t th* u , nU fM photognph, tho.e of lncomln. admlnUtratten, th - t pur­ However,' mo«t hT- the rakipet cloear touch with th* pmgrex, to nff#r and vvmtld i*t«riil lirrrJy Ihe fruits, vegetable,, ranned ami llr*n*#a. Th*a# llrrn.e hedge, ar* ‘l ' * *” * * * ' power, of the Recenatrue- the men who laat Sunday S H night pose* to be entirely frank with the for the new deal la regarded ua made in hi. program of economy, now nn »al# at lb# Tampa tag prererved priHluct, and other a r­ on ll* delrrmlnntliui to maintain Flnance Corporation la found eeiaed Boettcher at hia home and people.” . th# government <*f Mani-liukno In •aid the new bu-lget would ho in agtncy and th# pme##d« go Into ticle. thnt will be di.playetLw determined with Jam** A. Farley, “ We are alt familiar,* be said, although th* committee forced him into an automobile. territories wml* I from t ’hiOt*** of New York, for po.tma.ter gen­ the hand, of the •enatm . ut»l th# .rhool fund along with the au I'rr.idrnt II. M. I'apwnrth took rontri I. point, out that “adequate aeeuriCoupled with the lnvv.tigation ••with the recurring .randal of eral; Senator Wal.h, of Montana, j rcp iccn tatlv r. by Mar. I, ur mart urea,Ion to offer congratulation, ty“ for bans doH not necee.arily of the m y.lrry man wa, a ,u.pi:i- whnt amount, to a .ale of Impor­ for attorney general; William II. (than a month before th,- •••••ion tnmohll# llran,* money. •*Th# chauffeur llc*n»r .ecttim to th# membership roaimittee uud mean “marketable collateral.” oua telephone call placml in the tant office, of the government. Wnodin, »f New York, for «*ere- convene,. of th# motor vehicle law will b# trail* bmly worker, who made a Railroad management, are tak­ Brown I'alare Hotel here to a "The 1're.ldenl mu.t be left free tary nf labor looked upon a. rer“Thl, will bu the fir.t lime, a, enforced rigidly *. well e , the au­ .luce,a of the rrc*nl m ender,hip en to taak for not ualng rather number in Cicero, III., which Chi­ to .elect the bent materal in hi« far a* I know, that the btidgrl l,u« to tag provision*,” I'll.hing added. drive. than reeking to combat, auch com­ cago authoritie* .aid wa, the party for the varlou, poeltlon. In tainlie*. Senator Hull, nf Trnnr«-*e,lever been ira-ly’ for the legi-tnTho,# prernt at th# meeting "Motor eluba ai# vitally Inter­ peting form. o ( traaiportation aa home of John Brnwn, a gambler, tho government that m u ll be A Inrx# t*«»*t .* •• #f B troika and airplane*, and are *#• who wa, que,lionet! anti rrlr*«r.l (tiled. Ju.tly or unju.tly when llte al.n i« plarnl a* a ,ure ,h,q in th e ! tuie prior to it, ronvening", ll,„ acted In the chauffeur Been,# re­ wrr#: A. li Wagner, uf Chuiuota, mad# prrtael wu iii-i utihed from rnbinel. lie i« Imiked upon *4 ,ee governor .aid. quirement and'have u.krd the co­ II, F’. Whtclrr and T. W. lawtnn, terely critic lied for at.king gov- afte r he denied receiving the call. appointment of a cnn.pleuoua in ' • •- !W *'n' Thu addre.e upenrd will, a i#- operation of .tat# and county of­ of Oviedo, It. FI. Tru*, of laike her# till, inorinmt ernm .nt and without having flr*t Mltrhae) (lion Bon) Allegrctli. diviilual i« followeil by the uo rotary of atale or .rerrtary of the ,l*in, e.lltr-r *1 " - " >i,.-** co-operation to eliminate waste* former Al Cnpone henchman, once nouneement nf a large campaign trrn.ury .hould the veteran Gla.. minder to the pcopl# of Florida ficer a tn enforce #vrrv section uf Mary, II. \Y li»ler, of Longwuod, Ih-mucrat”. on- *t tin- old- 1 |iul>ful competition andolherw i'e hav |ivrtl in‘ Ihe re#id*uce. II. F*. Ilame, and I- I). Ilaini-*, of contribution, th e public i* prone to fce| unwilling to luk). over cabinet that many of th# financial dilfi- Ih* law.” inn. I*««W'» *" ■» I-T-*. H-». dutie*. Altamonte Spiings, J. A. I.ognn, licet cultir, row confronting th# .Ini* Ing taken advanUg* of all i - „ l : I’tHtilive that the kidnaping trail .M unir n connection between the Th# pretxels I t • ' ' V't at Ilrenu.e of the apparent dr.lre are thu ii-sult of th# iav|>uy#t. two Incident,. T hi, elreurn.lanee of Geneva, tionlan Barnett unit ble rconomiet. GOVERN tilts MIST PAY |r,| to Chicago. Chief of 1'oMrr tli# unnuiil “ Im ti'i l*""* -• •■# nf l:,-,»rvrlt to b.ve the Virginia them,civ#, paying too littl# atTh« report of the committee l< (Continued On Page Thrre) Captain 1' llnllett, uf Fvrn Park, (Continued On Pagj Three) i**rvv-t| l» nvvi inu iii*.i.-» i < *“ * I •rnaior back in the trea.ury office tentiun to tliu alTair. uf thru gov­ algned by Bernard M. Baruch, win LANSING, Mich l*e>mi««al of George E. Itnline., | | . J|. I’np friend, of thl* s . -.* •■ »'«• A 1whe-e he ,erve,| under Woodmw ernment. "* aa vice chairman aucceeded to tK" garni.hmrnt proceeding, affecting worth, F'. W. Bender, J. FI. F'»x, .la-itttloil nl lb. • .Him I’AFK SKRVGS CELF.IIY NEW IIAKIIORMASTKU Hotel Wil.on, i; i. regarded that the chalrmanahlp on tha death of for­ G. W. Meltory, S. O. Shinhol.cr, ” Wu ar* in dilTiculli#.", bo th# salary nf Gov. William A. in Live* tlah F't i-l.v. mer Preildant Coolldge; by Clark From Orlando came word today nevt 1’re.iilent i, going 1,,' ,tr*r Mild. "It I, up to th# people 11ml ComMock wa, .ought following I- II. t'nnnrlly, W M. Ilayne,, TALLAHASSEE— G o v e rn o r In writ on; to Sim:- t •I f-r tb** rb-nr of Wall Street banking in­ Howell and Alexander Legg*. / 'heir olTicInl, to get out of lion th# revelation of action ugain.t John Melsrh and Karl l/vhinanu, llteltel.. Me. Ill If* n 1*01 1*1*1 Dave Sholtx announced ap|>oint- t„ the Seminole County Chamber Former Governor Alfred E- ment nf Albln P. Dearing, of Jack- of Commerce th at the Rltx Cafe fluence and bImv avoid anything bla. A, your chief executive, I th* governor to .att.fy « property of Sanford. "IliH-uu,# I vv.i I * "• >'"l miw'.l Smith, whit* explaining that he wvnvill# a* harboraia.ter of the on Orange Avenue haa been arrv- but the mo.t controlled form of hav* mad# u clo.« study of the judgment of (7.X02. lour I'l.tlMoWM. tb* I*1•’• ' *• #upl* currency Inflation. wax In aubetantlal agreement with ing Seminole County eeksry free to • tat*’, financial condition*. I have port ° t Jarkxonvlll*. • all ' Forces Of Colombia tut uf th# I'lili *0. I |h* greater part of th# report, le­ their patron* for eome time and G in,, ha. repeated?/ criticiied found that it ha. become the nici Pm tVnn.ylvania pr*i GOVERNOR A GRANIIFATIIKR aned a lupplemenlal memoran­ that it l, advertl.ed nn all menu,. Wall Street banker,. practice to run behind. In oilier BOI.LINH PLATR HOST anxiou, to •*■•• v*' ' r vo *'.*l dum, whieh h# explained. *>tate» The yarht Nnurmahal nf Vin­ word., total costs in tt'.'IJ a;giv• - Thl, Information !• I" an.w rr to lbo.e* mad# at ;*.iiifn»*i uii tbu RICHMOND, Va.. Fell |5 1/75 ty own conclualone In my own BOGOTA, Feb. 15.— Co. gcnuin# iirtlvl • 1 n**t WINTER PARK—Chapter* of a trade body letter written to all cent A.tor, carrying the llon.e. gat*d appio.imately Id.uuil.nuu mgvage, placing empha.i* where —When Gov. John Garland I’olSanfor,), Orlando and Jarkxonveil vacation party, .leered I n k lombinn trmip, capturrd the town although M-cvipta totaled only th# Kappa Alpha Order In th# In irplying to Mi 11*11*1 icin'# I think It belong*." villa* to Nn,,a,i in the Bahama l.lnn-l (5,000,04X1, leaving a, deficit uf rd awoke yesterday he wu, Of Tarnpnin imlny driving out the anutheaMem Mat*, will hold th # ir|,„ ie re.laurant* asking — •-» (hat —— San . ........................................................... Irttvr, I liuil# I! Ilain *y. pi"sl* Smith differed with th# other annual convention at Rolliru Col- ford and Seminole County celery yr ,t,.r,|ay before , tiling out for (1,000.000. Tb#>* annual delict reeled with th# new, that he wa, Peruvian fore# which had ncctipirtl ilrnl **( tb# l*i< il tin*. *pt lined member* of th# committee tomeFeb; 21-25. h« featured wherever po«ible. thi. port where debarkation will Fav# been nirl by transfer, a grandfather. A 4 1 4 pound ,<>n th* Pulamayo River part HD mil#, that I w,, o f'Hi# nn* ' • - I " '' I"*' what In hla recommendation, (nr be made tonight. money from otKcr fund,. I a wa. horn Monday night, to hla north of Leticia. Details uf the en­ n-l niukvi. In I'* "" - i*in* emergency action. Both A n,e,»age early ye.terday from opposed to Mich transfer, and I daughter, Mr*. HerbertM.e# Boat­ gagement could not be learned im­ brought lo Sanford f*-« tin* pur. that the recapture cau.e ahould be j mediately. Thi, i* th# .eciiml de­ A,lor .aid “proceeding to Nuoau shall Ir.l.t that Florida', .tale wright, at her horn. In Alexandria. pit,# of niuklii^ "lb# g-uuirie nrrepealed, retroactively,' •«<* both where expect ta May for a few government must live within it, Mr*. Boatwright I* the former Su velopment in the open ho.tilitic* ticle" liienlionril. agreed that reorgenlutlon ahould between the two countries. iieome.” hour..” • xanne Pnterd. b* facilitated, bat Smith apeeifl* Miami lx making arrangement* All department head,. Governor on the part of former American tally propoeed th a t a apeeUl debtTh# different# between th# Mildiera and .allor* who hav# ac­ for n gala welcome back to th* ftholta said, hav # co-operated fully (Continued On Page Three) method* and advantage* of can­ cepted a* a "buddy” a man who mainland far the Preildcnt elect. In hi, efforts toward putting Iho (Continued On I'ago Two) • Poultrymen To Meet ring and cold-packing food prod­ for two year, fought in th# Ger­ ucts today waa explained to Han- man army. A t School Thursday (ord Kiwenian* meeting at the Johnny Goodenough. w orld» Senate Will Take lip Ur. Ralph K. Slev*n* left Repeal Resolution A. T. And T. Orders dietance piano Strt.sing tha fart that thcra 1. Ing display, that could b# pro. fur Commercial potKlryme* e* tbl# Monteiuma Hotel by R- F. Mon- champion long 81. I’ater.bm g this currd i* to *-• • faalur* of <b# Regular Dividend player who will attem pt to break no admis.lon charge for attend- F’nlr. Th# di.play is called “Th* morning lo baconi# u uiomlaJr a ‘ aectlon' will nmet at Seminole aalvatge, chemlet *• toe la ted with WASHINGTON, Feh. 15.-1,17 anr« at th# thraa-day first annual Working World”, and it i. a mini­ the rtnff of physic Ians mxL sur-_ High School tomorrow night »t tha Chaaa and Co. inter**!* her* hi. own racord of having played Th* Senate voted today to t.kn NEW YORK, Feb. Home |rcmonMration F'air which ature diorama picturing people in genu, attached to tho Veteran* S;00 o'clock for e roond-leble dle- In research work oa Sanford M hour, without a Mop, w a. a on the feetun which In­ graven fruits and vegetable*.----- gueot of lb# club. H# played —V- up for coo«id*ration th* Illaina Tha American Telcp). in* and T-l- open, at the Mayfair Hotel Ih* act of farnuag, stock raising, Administration Hoiim which .non Tl»# speaker declared that at eral .elections, and invited the Ki- resolution to repeal the Kipht- rgraph Company today orilrrcl Thursday afternoon at 2:00 horn* work, and similar occupa­ will b« opeiii'il in that city. fluence ihe coot of producing present h* I* engaged la a search wanian. to visit th# Elk. (Tub renth Amendment. Th# vote which diltribution of Ha reguar quarter, o'clock, Mr*. W. D. Ballard, of llors. Fifteen year* ware required III. appointment lo th* staff egg*. Ale* R. l>rought up repeal for con.id<-rs> ly dividend of (2.25 a ,har# railing Altamonte Spring*, president of In carving th# hundred, of .mall recently wav approved by I'rc*iof vocational efrlcultur# for the for n . p ro m t which will allow rooms oa and afte r 8:00 o'clock |lon wa, the eloe#at approach to a for a total disbursement nf m»r# th* Samlnola County Federation fruits and vegetables to be Friday night when h# will Mart dent lloovar, and hi, dull#, offi­ cm aty wUI laed the dl^uukm . rral t r .t nf th# Senate wet and than (40,000,000 to ,<unr "00,000 of Woman'* Club which t* spon­ figure, and working part, which cially begin on Feb. Iff. Wi’hllt A almllac meeting »M.held »••» skipped to markets over the out In bia marathon piano permakt thia diorama of rtal inter­ dry ,tr*ngth this itatlon, although Mockholdcrs. Thu, tbi. largr.t soring th* event, today .aid that , a few day., Mr,. Sleven, and their week when the egrlculturnl out­ world a# that they will retain formarc#. it wa. not regarded a, an Indica­ corporation In tha world kept In­ •ha I. hopeful of bving obi# to re­ est. It will be displayed at th* tw0 children will hav* mad# rr.d y look on poultry, and change* l» tbalr natural test#, color, and Tho.a present a t th* meeting tion front entrant* of the Hotel. nf a prospective vote on th* tact Its rcg u 'jr annual dividend port that a record attendance for the ratio between feed prkee and odar aven attar a .averal-monthv sera: Johnny Goodenough, Ed­ Tho F air op«n* at 2:00 o'clock for r#muvlng thair homo to that ward King, Allen OotUehaltk, of .uhmi.eion resolution lta#lf. WhiVi rate of (0.00 which ha» be#n in af­ on evert of thi. kind will have . egg prkee came In for e long dla- journey or period of it#rage. . Thursday afternoon. Fra* lectures city. U# #xplained th# .Upa Ukrn Atlanta, R. f . ksonaalvatf*. *• only a bar# majority wa. needed fect alnc* 1921. Th# dividend •« been tot by Saturday midnight will bo hoard from than until 5:00 Dr. Steven., a re.'nlant.of ''»»• '-BA enaelea. At this meetfag fectere in lak* up th# ' raaolution. two payable Apr. 15 to stock of record whan tho Fair clo.#.. guests, tad Xlwaniana Howard In both canning and cald-packing. ■ B w h k h ' Influence the coit of proo'clock on aubf-cta relating tu th* ford ,inc* 1D04, ha. pcaell«#d fhlrtl, will b# naceesary to submit Mar. 14 . ” d ed ag egg. were Ml down by the pointed out th# adva»^g•* and Ovarlla who presided. S. J. Nix, It to th# state# for ratification. Al tho tamo lima »h# announced proper and economical method nf madirin# In Kanford .inco Bift that Baparintendcnt nf Schoolo Improving th*. horn*. A local de­ whan h# wa. graduated fruiw Jaf. ( peetliim m In the following or­ ^ a d v a n ta g e , of tack proce.., Julius DiagMdar, Dav# Bonl.kc, Whether this margin can lw mu.CORBETT SINKING der of Importance: Weather, feed, and cvnrlided by pradktlng that Counts Jehnaou, Smith Hardin, C. Irred (a problematical. The vot# T. W, Lawton I. larding a hind by partment (tor* will stag* a fa- ferwin Medical School In Th.la- v. m bird, type «f maoai#- cold-packing promt*#* m.ch in th# 0. Bara, Dura Ga#r#tt, T. L. today waa 50 to 23 mors than a th# luuanc# of a proclamation thlon ahoor at night to h* followed delpkla following trdlrgw work allNEW YORKV Feb. |5.—u n — urging oil school childrrn to visit way of providing a i n outlet for Dumas, V. A. spaer, Arthur Hranthe llnivar.lty of North rarollu* egaipotent, atock. Jam *. J. Corbett, former heavy- th* Fair on one of Uw three d aft. by a dance. and E. I. Hay, W. T. Ungtcy. two-third, majority. ____ ..m eat, light*, mortality, surplus products. Th# them# of th* Fair I. "Horn# at Chapel Hill. For on# yeat ha Fl.tch#r Bally, B. P . Doudnry, vragkt boxing champion, waa re­ The Club want on record compractised tnedicinu ill Jurk.un-Schools will not clo*# earlier, Mr. celling nreetke*. and .1*# of Dock. ported vary Iqw Iait night by hia Iavrtan announced, pupil* merely Improvement", and thr many Uix* villt. FATE IN BALANt K Tkwe teplca wUI be con.iU.red ■audiug member, ef Campbell- Karl Lebmaua, W . 8. Lam.ua, plays and oxhibil* which will b« attending physician, Dr. G. -Wil­ bolag advised that th* avont la *. Dr. Stevens' i-r*t u. Major a t tomorrow nJgki and all poultnr* ’ - ^ tirg Poet of the American I#- Peter Sckaai, W. S. Coleman. Kay lard Dickie. “He la considerably bwtngf. bald ami that th*y ahould seep are all arranged with tho the head of th# Florida Nall'iuvl ' late re. ted are to- g<M who laat yroak named Ki- Fog, E. a Randall, Jr^ Jno. D. TAMUA—Tkra# of five Idaff of pointing out how tha homo charged with th# murder 'of Orlo w#ik#r than h# wav Monday,” said Jlnklns, B. D. Caswell, Rupert Jullua Dlagfalder as an The meeting wiU o«M t can got tho most value out Guard's Medical lle la 'h * -* t !)'»'*» TM Xlwaniana Strickland, Bawrajd -Long, i . G. II. Brown, filling station attendant D». Diekle. "H# may laat for a«v o’clock when H larmo on* of Ma furniture, hi* kilcbo* xhMf. will la assume.I by Captain A. tYV Mr. Ballard but I am doubt* July, want want' eral more days, Ska row, Frad X. WUnon, and W. in a hold-up herd laat July. whether Kaux, a Lruther phj.lciau. too*! unique and 1 oloroata a ^ ^ l* |ard*n, on IrlnL * ful.” B. Zachry. \ . NEW DIRECTOR NAMED ON BOARD OFTRADEBODY MAN IS SOUGHT EY KIDNAPING OF DENVER YOUTH CABINET CHOICE SHOLTZ REPORTS OF ROOSEVELT IS 25 PERCENTCUT EXPECTED SOON IN STATE BUDGET loGcal I’rvl/.fls Will Ik* Served At Winner Seize Peruvian Town V f Monsalvatge Explains Methods O f Canning And Cold-Packing Of Foods Stevens Leaves F o r Stage Ali Set For 0 pen ing Of 3-Day New Position At Vel Home Demonstration Fair A t Hotel Hospital In St. Pete ) i. v' * ■ ■ ttsm i '4 •u••wmmma*• ■■ �/ • e *4 TUESDAY, F I R U . 1M3 ( W I G HOLIDAY ON CITRUS w o n BE MAINTAINED Decision Is Made At Winter HavenMcethig Of Fruit Men W IN T E R HAVEN. Fab. 1L— F lo rid a '. cltrue picking holiday wilt not bo rontlnuad noat week, bot all ahlpprra In Iho a la te are nrg ad to hold picking lo a minim am . Thla w a , the derision made a t a m ealing hern yeatarda) o f (he eperlal com m ittee named leal Monday a t the atata-w lda ahlppera' m eeting fo r recom m endation aa to continuing the picking holi­ day. T he com m ittee m eeting here y e aterd a ;. rom noaed Of reproaen* tatlvea o f th e Florida C ltrua E ic h a n r-. the F I " Id a C llru,, (Jrow*ra' Clearing H om e A aao-iatlnand rapraaentatlvea outaide of •ha«a t w o o rg a n isatio n ., a n ­ nounced th a t deaplle th e d a n rt eolnm a of fru it la th e prw-x-'l-nr ptanta and packing hotiae. when the picking a ta rte d .laat Tneaday m orning, ahlpm enta thla week Indleato the Iho nicking picking holiday he» ha« dlcato ■-Wfn-iTTwmvr-'1------ _ IThe ■ ■M ! ■ost■ D■rastic... Fearless - Loss. Taking Drive on H ardw are-Paints ■‘Houseware etc. EVER HELD IN SANFORD ! VHO W O U L D M IS S SU C H A CH A N CE ? -- Instruction* w ere aent laat night hy th e com m ittee tfl a ll-s h ip p e r. In Iho atate p ointing nut th a t the a a t re m e cold w eath er In the n o rth ern nuctlon m arkets was re ­ ta rd in g fru it m ovem rnt and rsu a Ing continued law price, and th e com m ittee th e r e f o r , u t r r d I h a ' picking ho hold to a minimum n o it week. T he apoclai com m ittee decided to meet a g ain neat F riday to consider action for tha follow. Ing week. Reports from Iho m arkets made available yesterday to the comm ltleo showed th a t ala auction aalea wara missed on account of tha cold areather, 4Stl ra m of i Florida a ra n rta being sold a t aurtlon during tha waek a t a re n e ru t average of I2..15 delivered Thla price la U below th a avera>n o f, auction price o f |S .8 # ||e1ivrrrd. Sherwin-Williams PA IN T S Come On! You Sports—Here's Your Chance COLORS $2.52 Gal, Outside White $2.64 Gal Heddon’s Regular $1.00 EXTRA SPECIAL L arge A ssortm ent B AITS Dismissed W HY -SHIVER? Florence 1 Burner $3.50 Shakespeare Long Spool Icarffe White Enamel Covered $5 Pflueger Akron Level Winding 30c Values .... 60c Values ...... REELS O’CEDAR $1.00 Values .... $1.50 V alues.... Heavy Galvanized 10 Quart On all other PAINTS, ENAMELS, LACQUERS, VARNISH TURPENTINE, LINSEED OIL . AND ETC. BUILDERS H A RD W A RE WATER PAILS FLOUR CANS 50 .Lb. Capacity Regular $1.55 Values—Now 22 Gauge Super X $1.00 Kelly Extra Large Grey Enamel WEED GUTTERS 79' MECHANICS TOOLS v LONDON — Kir John A rth u r Thomeon, B rltlih e clen tl.t. died yesterd ay a t hla home in l.lmpafla il, H urray I I . wna 11 )ear» aid. Am ong hie tv o k i wara tha erolutlon of c a t, of which ho waa Joint a u th o r. ' MADRID - A group of actrantlata yaatarday .toned tha Oarman ambatay. Coarda it;.pen»d tha grwqp by firing ever lhair heads. No ona tyaa wounded apd no ar. Teat* aaara mada. > 1 a s ru ix p o Tan .V*fcJ.«agf D IS C O U N T RIFLES WAX $10.7$ Values, Goldsmith & 00 FIELDERU Heavy Galvanized 70c Values 80c Values MASON FRUIT JARS GLOVES ,....i....59c ..:........ 69c $1.00 Values ......... LESS 1 5 % Johnson’s Floor W ASH TUBS ENAMEL WARE ALUMINUM TIN WARE SHORTS 1C 4 A Box Stevens Favorite 22 Gauge $1.25 Leatherette Covered v REELS Extra Heavy Galvanized Covered 89c FLORENCE: 5^8URNER Vi P in ts .............. 80c Doz. HOUSE WARES Quarts Vz GaL 90c Doz. .$1.25 Doz. -Attached GARDEN TOOLS SCREEN WIRE tkiccrr > A T L A N T A —h*. B ruan McLean. kT-yvar old mneklas and wall Nkld Ih /y w f e laid by manabart -1 �TH 1 SANFORD HERALD/ SANTtJHD, fLC fK D X , WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, ISM Sanford H erald Strahge Inconsistencies During the political campaign laat Fall we heard a great deal about the Hawley-Smoot tariff law and the evil consequences of high tariffs in general * which had de­ stroyed our foreign trade. The sentiment of the twenty million or more persona who voted the Democratic ticket must have been pretty largely th a t tariffs should come down and, hence, foreign products admitted to our market!. Yet, In the last few months another cry has arisen with almost,equal unanimity with the former anti-tariff argu­ ments. That la the “ Buy American" movement If w e are to buy American, that must mean th at w e are to atop buy­ ing foreign made product*. Now what w e can’t understand ail shllesrr Bailee*, e* lla a S , eea-lallaea, BBS Ball Is where the consistency Ilea In advocating a t one and the eUlerlelnmeala far Ika H r* r*l*iae life**, will Be ceaefli same time both lower tariffs and a “Buy American" policy. el rraalnr n-hm lalni rataa. Many other inconsistencies have arisen in connection with this narrow policy of national isolation. Many Iflfconslatencles have also developed with all such policies through­ out the world which are in fact movements in restraint of trade. What the world today la suffering from more than T lo Hrr*l f »■ a m u m ktt • ( I any other thing is simply insufficient trade, and yet w e to­ AWOtilllrd IVFM wllffh ■«F0l» e a lllM Jm IW m f * gether with most of the other governments of the world H k llim tiit of nil aM»« set up all sorts of trade barriers, embargoes, discrimina­ #p«dlM lee II »or gol alMrwUo W lied let Ifcla «•!•• •*• tions and other restrictions for the sole purpose of Inter­ H i lew IMUafedi hffffwla. J tlthlw S*f fering with, and in many cases preventing altogether, the ila in irliti fcrrrlit ■»♦ rreetlh free ocdcrly.exchange of goods. ----------------.----Other irnntar''of this situation were painted out thu otheV ’day by the Christian Science Monitor which secs them as follows; "First, someone made the gleeful discov­ ery, . miordod:Hii~iuntiJl .typ»..in..Tim«..magaxina,.Ahat-aoma ■ing praises to of the machines being used In the British popt Office to »ing p re lee* stamp "Buy British' slogans on loyal Londoners' letters ing praise*.— were made in America. But one of the ironies—which ap­ proaches unreasonableness—about the ‘Buy American' cam­ paign is-th nt.it Is fomented. |»y many of the same persons whose intransigence on war debt revision has aggravated mON<; OF TUB AlTI.K the pressure of British. German and other Imports nt As Eve lay ilrrantlhg by, Paradise American customhouses. Wall. "Another Is that one of the chief spokesmen of the Cam* Michael the Angel nnd movement buys print paper from Canada for his newspapers A spoki, of thr Fall; and ships cattle. Into the United States from his ranch in All for n iiomrgrsnale, all for a Mexico. A third is that u congressman from Massachusetts, ilovr, For nu Apple of A*!»•* or nn Ap* home of protectionism, opposes a bill to require the gov­ ernment to 'buy American’ because that would leave out plo of l*ive| the New England Industry of manufacturing imported Juto A* Kvr *toi»l nthlnking In Para. into twine. • itfse tlrnvr, G> , “But the oustanding Incongruity, If not misfortune, of farm |1m- grwn, roiling Serpent both these nationalistic movements is that the two eco­ and lisped nf lnvt[ nomic realms thus bidden to draw into their shells have All fur a ly Id**, end alt for a hitherto had a flourishing trade with each other which as ; • frown bn the feu* nf vexed beauty, th* recently as 1031 continued at th e'rate of more than 11,500,000,000 a year. The United States during that year'bought A|>|d,, ramo down. some 1010,000,000 worth of goods'from British Empire -A**"Adam -tile* walking—with a sources and received approximately 1900,000,000 for goods ll'tlit In hi-r rye* sold to Empire customers—a three-to-two balance which It And giddily talking and blushing would seem ought not to disturb even American mercantil­ su rp rise , ists na much as It'h as upset (treat Britain. Maid Kvi- to the Apple, "You Ap"Viewing this exchange, ono may see that even if pin uf Horruw, American dollars are spent for British books or razors or 1 think well makp camp in the cosl, there is a pretty fair likelihood of their coming back —1 ■ t t f w r t tm nnrrnw !’* to American pnxlurer* of cotton, wheat, pork or allver. Ami And Admit fill eating—and then that if pounda nterllng arc npent for American petroleum We iiiuy pan* or motorcars or motion picture film, they are fairly likely Over Ileum Hu- banded bee bunted to come back to England, if not directly by purchaneii of through llio gra** " drena goods, then By Why of MaRyaia In return for rubber While Ihi- ihotking bird fluted and or via Canada for butter. tho idiuduw i grew lung “Does It neem too much to expect, then, that American And love became Slumber and and BritUh itatenmen at the Impending debt negotiation! Sluinlior a Sung, nnd tho World Economic Conference should nucceed In Iron­ A* otir Motlirr and Father turned ing out name of the IrnnieH of thin situation?” uwny Jrnm the list*, A if:*in strode like disaster, but F.vrn i-ouii. i’IIimI, “ W all!” It IuuUh llkn „ country of fruitage and mil th. The House That Gates Built Plant CiW. wham be recently ap­ pointed acting motor vehicle com­ missioner. "Economic* effected In this de­ partment", ho said, "will aggiefate more than 160,000 a year." Digressing a t thla point to de­ (Continued from P*** One) (Continued from P*p* One) scribe a recent trip made by himlong, but the association in Chistate an an i n s financial keel. *eir and tho cabinet through elate "Our expenditure* as of Fob. 1 Institutions, the pore mo r pleaded sob them Wlscorifn fbeaWra behad boon cat approximately 10 with the people to aend old book* capo yeilerday Toted not onl7 percent", he said. "The work of and m* f*ilne* to the Inaane hoe- apninet itriklng but also again* seeking a high price*. the department* wa* curtailed as pita! at Chattahoochee. a matter of four**. Bat I do not, Fron tha Wisconsin branch af "The hoepilal today ahelUre believe efficiency was sacrificed. the farm holiday association, 2700 unfortunates", he (eld. M i I have drafted a new road board. howerer, cam* .renewed promlee was shocked to find many of them None of tho member* of the board the group would not rush In to knew In advanco why they were had been put theta by relatieas seise the market* which the summoned to Tell* he* see. I with a view of making the etata striker* wilt abandon. brought them here to ondertake bear their upkeep. We alia went It was a buay day for Siopler an Important piece of public aetv- throuph the boy's Industrial ichool and hundred* of member* of the at Marianna and other institu­ ice. But wo found that the road pool a* they hurried about the department farad obiipatlona of tion*." •late seeking co-operation, from Rtfardinp tha preparation of non-member farmer*. Such peace$5,500,000 of which tZ.500.000 ton■Istod of unpaid bill* and tha re- Iho ’new budget, the governor malnlnp IS,000,000 was budgeted raid this work was nearlnp cornfor maintenance. 8o it appears pletion wi|h the assistance of the j that the people of Florida will pet cabinet. "Rigid economy is being de- . their road building holiday but they will have tq pay for I t . " __ mended ell along the line1', hn , Tho’ governor announced n com­ ia lJ.T expect the bodgef wtll total , plete re-organ Ita Hon of tho state somewhere between 14,000,000 and ( auditing department a* a means $4,500,000, or a ent of 25 percent to catch up with a tremendous over the preceding budget In this | cminwrtmr. - 'te f m v ’ mmoufflyttatt \ "The department wa* more than I cannot devote much nttentlon to 220 audit* behind schedule", he applications for Job* on the state •aid. "I have found some •vthrfUs payroll. I trust tho people will from one to three y#.r*'Thehlnd' -y^derstand that I was not sleeted in their audit* and many n tw w - M w ope/s^a a state employment flclal* unwilling to take office un­ agency. My etudy of expenditures til the account* of tholr precede- U being made by the same yard­ ceuors have been checked. Sum­ stick used during the cam paignmary action will be taken wher­ does the ita te .. need i t can the ever and whenever shortages are stats get along without it.” proposition* Budget sessions, the governor found." (1) Not to try to get higher involved long price*. Praising hi* department head* explained, have for taking voluntary cuts’ lit sal­ discussion* on the possibility of (2) To make such an attempt. ary, the governor paid Special i departmental consolidations. (.7) To demand higher price* "Now about automobile license tribute to George H. Wilder, of tags", he said. "I want to call on American sad other foreigner* tho people to buy their tags as succor. The United States govern­ qplckly at possible on account oT ment la firm In He determination the public schools. Wo cannot not to land a trooper in sfexfco el'minate the 25 percent penalty. Tht- !n.' Is inflexible and there I* unieen tho conditions fore* it. Zob Ratliff and Jack Slaton, of to way around it. 1 am opposed bo Herald force, spent a day in to the penalty and will ask the ustla this week looking over the Irghlaiurr to eliminate i t I am monotype nt tho Lake Region */- alio determined to cut auto li­ cense* to 13 on little cere and 110 T h, Misses Miriam and Loretta on big ones and t would suspend Baleden, of Blaekwell, H. C., are the penalty this year If there was any po*eU)|e way to d0 i t Rut th* guests of Bllsa Mamie Jlifl. Thla evsning over B0 buklness there Isn't and the schools need and professional men are expect­ the tag money. So I hope th* mo­ ed to meet Ip the parlor o f'th e torist* will respond promptly so Sanford Hoiiao to discuss business th a t tha school* may be ndcqunti conditions In the city. An effort ly financed. The governor calm* out boldly will bo mado to Improve local trade conditions a t thla gathering eye In*t Florida accepting federal and aX interested in trad* condi­ XU except* la grtvo ■eqwrV'F’SF tions era expected to bo present. *«d attacked Vi* satire fnfcrdl Those forming th* committee og aid system' a« a polity III slate* organisation are: J. I). Roberts, Should strive* to eliminate from O. A, Speer, R. G. Stockton, W, J. their financial setup. Reconstruction Finance Illll, W. II. Underwood, W. P. ‘t Th* Carter, C, IT. Ding**, J. 1). pa- Corporation, a* you know, re­ vison, H. E. Talar, J. R. Holland, quires the state to match Its ap­ Dr. R. M. Mason, pr. W. K. llous- propriations", ho said. "I am not a holder, J. B. Williams, George H. magician and I cannot pull money Fernald, J. II. Overman, and 8. Out of tho air. Sooner or later, Ihe state's loans from tho federal Rung*. mconsm DairyFarmers Launch War For “Prices* Sholtz R e p o i; 2$ P e r c e n t In State Budget J And I feid I'll have , rbildren tu pltniih th,. inrth!'' On the Cliff by the Fire, as they •bin'll oVr tin- Plain Where the *tn>* nluod a* many as n fii'til full of grain, f.Vuw will it," thought Kvu, "be a dirt or a Huy?" All fur nn Apple, (I an Apple of Republican* in general and perbap* a few Democrats celebrated Lincoln's .birthday Monday and not n f*-w gifted orators menHoned the trial* and tribulations with which the “Savior of hH ■i country" was confronted. Wa dare > *uy, however, If Lincoln wsra alive today, he, like i-vuryonf else, wouli ■' lex talking about the good old r* days. . A Lot o f Things have Happened Since the La9t Tifrie you Looked K; Many important bu.lnrte men, :; »>ksd_ tu testify before the R*n> at* Finance Committee on cauaoa and cures of the .depm slon, roi|U*»t that such testimony ga they give he' regarded as Confidential. Among them, Frank Vandarllp, York banker, Melvin Traylor, ago hanker and once men>d aa a pcaaldenllal candidate, W alter R. Gifford, bead of the irlcon Telephone and Talaih Company, a n particularly 6ua that tholr remarks on the nation be h t \ | socrot, Problf the world bnaw what thee* i think about tha world today Mild not be good far tho world. K Rvldsnlly 'i t has reached tb* dat where even If you am only (bland of tha Lindbargh'a you w tn derger 0f bolaf kidnaped. itprlM Boeitrhar, waa no goa of b , famnui fder, waa only a (M)d, and be la being held for Amur. I t auric (awloaaqaoa la not HridF bioken up, our elrlllxatlon kg yet revert t* th* old rlgilaat* M of ih* Fey West a r evo'n to • vftal Law am of tb# Ulddla L w h e n . m an', right# vmm « the A«fo Show. 11 fqr Plymouth! You’** gtbolxrects. i ^ . ’.ila your opporj y i l l u t o . ) , " _____ p a t o h t h igh not itop with I er* tb* low*at ever j But you/ Mviagt do w ti, will be only a memory. SANFOHD, TWENTY Ga., a the guest of Mrs. T. J, Mi], or. \ Mlao Madeline HOI, of Nanooaoo, b the charming house foott of Mlea Mabsl Hand. ^tHyomuMcBnM a top . :; anq aasrr odloa. Ybur dojb(buy* mtte« (a pp f / m t W loWt at A sad If necereary call a atrlka ta pet them. Of*the 17 districts voting, not oca of them fatored a strikeFourteen recommended attemptInp to obtain no Increase, but to conduct a campsite to pet non­ member dairy farmer* Into the assoetetior. Two district*, tncludlnp that of Joliet, III., voted In / a m of attempting to obuin higher price*. MIAMI—Paul **“- tid e d liquor dealer, w a ejekged with the flret depree m u r# r ®f T. J. (Jack! Merritt, aXeged-hijacker. lit an indictment returned by S orT fea S taH io r u J 0 » n n G en e v a l a d S a n fo rd A t *. VgiMit* } tn B in L um ber Co. “Patronage Appreciated” ' Quality Merchandise at llth tad H*By R eaaonable P rie to w ith KIP SKBV1CB PIMM « RADIO SERVICE explain the advantages of usirif Then phone j;our trial order Thursday mornlngr to . . . . . Phone 3$5 We aim have fresh shipment^ of Beet Pulp* Do# Food, Cotton Seed Meal and choice Timothy Hay. .. : �—— -**gyy- — '■ y -g - . - r paob WEDNySQAY.' FEBRUARY 15. IftM Af t e r s t u d y • fCbuttauad n o n Fagd b io ) or rotMT act should M with I ifriO l) previa bin for riMtWddd. Ito operation to bo doflnhoiy d»(UrW to Md ok Job. 1, 1938. Boack jH tO rd ij for ib* dip. Regular meeting of Somlaolo Chapaot N aobor Two O ntot. of chonk anaox. Mts. R e m e u and k n , R. W. Lowto tho dorotionai aorrko. n ik or rate making, assarting that Uw old theory of tnrlflff to bare lotos m “fUr return" ok usr tw r iU ntikliik f W should lio; ■pood a Urn daya. koto with 007 In plain English that tho roltKtoa Loaabollo H o p s , Pork mako a w M n t f g f U M .*to" ™ k» •• reaeonabto profit Wood on ™ t* of ef­ ficient operation, and that thdy ■to M t MtKIM to o am ln p mere­ ly to mi— n r present *110( 10— . ! not recommend Imwiedlaf* change* In rule* of rata I OsUolle Ckorofa will hare a h tda kt tho homo of M l.. Lor from to » « tn that h i .-|0 i k'olook to ItM b’cloek. fram 'd ieefnt Ifflufk Foundsi' Day and Fathor’f on Sooth - Sanford * it fengnm will bo ( l — t h r nfrestiftftita Jlff-itoWllonlo High gahnot-.IUTU-Av * a t TjSo o’clock at tho *«hool aodltoridm. FRIDAY. Jd i Charity boll will taka plaeo UwtWT. Mt*. 1. T. lU tdy; Mrs. ' (Continued From Pore One) Bloont. Mrs. C. It. Shepherd, a t il l o o’clock a t tho Mayfair Uriel ' Clark aikad Chicago authorities to HbltL Muate by Mere'a Ore ho. Ira. ]Mrs. C. A. Andorton, J r , M m wdok In MlaktI. chock an automobile bearing Illi­ Borland, Mm Lorona Beal. • t i e American Association . of Harold ] tC. which was toon nois license t&k«d nodr ^ t hrown False* Ha­ I^rlinJ. of ~5etfsr Mrs. J. 8. Llttrsll, M i t i sboU| tho ilftio of the kldnapwill regret to learn t ■n, Mrs. T. f^H U a, Mf: Thb MtPl ttwflersblp was an oporatli pp|n. Mrs. jT.’ M. M c w ftd J i l h J i m t S ■i t , ChiefIf. N. CIsTclsitd, and do ppttoa r k m n t f tost night they hs<J ( |I W n ,f ir a i| Inta rilstody. MONDAY Although aatnorlUee* raid the* irmlng ■ party spending Mon1. Fort and Mrs. F_ C h r i s t i a n E n d e a v o r oftomoon a t Daytona Beach had not boon offlcialy notified df II bo heoUsoeO for the eppearanec of the mystoty S o c ie ty H a s M e e t i n g ly- kt tW Mhfbrd faith a t tha homo of. Claude BoMither, CuMtado rttuHlmllllonalt* a h , 794 O ak JA ro n o o Man 6 S o u g h t jm d n tm ro r Denver STr.™Sffls -Sap-S place an •Sends* trsa isg a t t H PRO PERTY churth. There Wbre 87, membors with tho follow ^ dlwiounb of One Pfrcertt W Allowed f o r p a y m e n t o f ^ ts tk jiia tl C o u n ty ta x — In Harman ,1011 A. t , rrdit tfd t, Stem F ib r u k r y , th is Is otjulvnlo S tr ta n li* p o r to n t p k r an* itUn. T h x n i f n o t phld B^* Garden Clfab Circle Hits Regular Meetifflr Erne d e lin q u e n t A p ril 1 s t Jn a D . J in k in s a S A -£ * ,& & i5 4s x C o li& to r S em in o le Co. Vhiyga of tlrmril Ctrtlrt ftttiirs dt the flewsh sbeW. Mm A. ,T. White and Mm J. N. Whltner wUI be her, aealatanto. H. M. Papwfrih, Mr*,'’J.'H ow ell fhib, U m 'J t)ingf«M*f, Mrs. a. I. U iffti, Mrd. 8. 0. Shlnhblser, Mr*. J. T. Newby, and Mra. Franeto E. Rots. aAitbRN cLlJB MSSTfl With 18 member. In attendants regular meeting Girdcn Club th N.t ifrtnl llrrttM, t t n L fil1 wjv itlHNPitHdU |afl#ia f *s *.i Id -lol«' is T ltK i i i u t i i i i t n t t i i r n r faaiS'K \M * •fllU nilK t* M T aS»|M> T i n : i s i T K i r * r « r i: * is t s n Ktoi p| t ifiii is* llift ilsy iif J »ni nn t i i s : am r i i c n x in< riiii i n r i t.mi in i. ts r i| i i r x . * \I.K \ \NTIIMII AKHUMAN, « ntf.,1 F lidH 1»lw|rlrt Jihlf#. *«. m i t. Youth 4 Mr*. Andrew McGllbrey Carraway. attractive daughter nt Mr. knd Mb*. Joseph Laurint Marentette, whose marriage took place thi* afternoon a t 4:00 o'clock at the home of the bride’* parent* In Mayfbir. Mr*. Carraway, who I* a popular menilwr • f the younger »»l, Was formerly Mlsa Helen Katherine Marentette, BECOMES MISS HELEN MARENTETTE BECOT BRIBE OF ANDREW CARRAWAY X S®EKS ll0>N iix u tK u n**a«4}. i * i» n a r m im tefc h r . s b fL irA Tla w lh rough Truo Hlue rfg s ’a m o r SLOWm s . reSy given that A J. *M >« nr V k> nf e.Ne. last. itstMi Ike Saly. A. Dl 1M1. hss linear*.in but ofric, l asBilraltoa far Isi -la aecoNanna with Itfiaat. embracM ihs Ifibed- Sroserty :*ltnpi* County. Plorld*. i.tM appbtntde’* «♦■ Stobj U tley ’.W a dlaU so ai th e 1adw »m m w i n la plain rotor* and dtripes. The sssrvelou* wlar-gUUtg quality of these shirt* will *urprtoa you! * a.utk, wage it ad palU y of ksgto their b*lair aas— ig at me AT MAYFAIR HOTEL THURSDAY 8:00 P. M. MUSIC BY MELODY BOYS OF EUSTIS ADMISSION FREE E V E R Y O N E INVITED C uts A n t i s e p t i c cost in b f — urlkg o r f s n lu tlo n nbortkht *ia FASHION REVUE VICKS PM A8B y d efic it !■!«*■S-MturIUAM111*—«M be c h a rg n l. dressed stranger twice visited thr Boettcher homo during the night. Simplicity wo. symbollied In reaiorlr* and a vorsage of pink HU first vtolt, the Po.t said, radianre rosebud, romplrteil the f l i (did* at H IM P.M.. n« wa* the w(tiding this afternoon nt dfftnlttod U the palatial rcildsnco 4:00 o’clock of MU* Helen Kath- costume. Crinkly hHe rrppi’-w a m imt m rj aetg*d h -iW t -t im e -la t e r oflno" Mnr'ehtcl ieTdaiighfer"orSrr. the lire*, worn by Mist Hagan. iftlCd away. th» newspaper and Mr*. Joseph Laurent MarenA hlgfi waistline and white col­ tette. to Andrew Metillbiey Car­ lar and ctllT* were feature. of| r*. Stereos and taway, son of Mr*. Joder Came­ tho dros* which w a. «el ntf with ron and the Ule S. McOllbrey Car- while shoes, hat and other acces­ raway. The ceremony was pars sories. Her *h«»uMer corsage wa* •M .M ra. Ll p. Home and of pink rajjanre rosebtal* and i5 “ *»,°*ep*r1loft f.dnW dky / i f fern. » f f i f r W « I U f c N- $ irtb f IpbndUg abott two weeks Mr*. Carraway *»lrcleJ. for the occasion n two-piece ensemble In of Dr. and Mrs. The marrlag* service was read shailr* of blue and while. Iln H. M. Rucker, San Lantk. beneath an Improvised atrh of ■ certsurie* were In whitr and Program Is PJtttuted fern entwined with pink sweet *he wore a shoulder corsage nf :jv ® a Ray. H. F. Courtney of 81. At School Thursday peaa and snap dragons. Tall fem pink radiance rosebud*. foWrshuiY. to tho g irst thfl *lwk stand* of pink and white flower* Of.tho Rotr. J . J . Kfllaghan, pSsThe bride, who xv*. given in Wf of All Soule Catholic church. With W. M. Haynes, C. R. Ma- were arranged on ulllirr side of maerlige by her father, cntcrnl aoa, and F. E. Roumiltot In charge the’ arch and In vnriou* other the living room wearing nil en ®»ky Lalng rsturnad of Ui* pro*r«m, tnd Mr*. M. L. part* of the living room, which semhle of wlillu rrepe, with shoe*, night from Fdrt Mfors where iho W rllht and I r a . 8t. Clair Whlla, were opened en.ulte for the ocra. hat and uther a c r c o tic . in white. The dree* w a. trimmed with •y*B* A * * » d£ra wUh her sit Mr, Jr. aa hoateaaoa, a Foundara’ Day ■Ion. Mr*. Roy F. Mann served a* •trel button* ami ha I ipmntitlr* 'and Fathers' Nl«ht program will ko. given tomorrow evening kt matron of honor. Mis* Lrnahrllr of small luck* xxhllc Hie matching 7:S0 o'clock by the Grammar Hagan daughter of Mr. and Mr*. coal, which wa*,fingtr-tin length, ttihiwi P.-T. A. In the school and!- L. P. Hagan, wa* maid of honor featured the dropped -boulder and Mr*. Aeey Carraway, of tlr- line anil tucked sleevt - lb-r mrtbrllmt'.' The program will be given as tando, sister-in-law of thy bride­ -agi- wa* of white rn-o*. -waingroom, was alto ■ bridal sttend- sonia, and fern. follows: Mualcal Number — Sentimental ant. The groom wa. attended by Immediately after lli,. n ri iiiory his brother, Acey Carraway. le .t the rnuple left In their ear for a Fldtldisrm. man, and llrlgg. Arrington, and riecltsllon. "Tbntnjy’s First le s ­ ‘hurl wedding trip. After a few son”—K ent' Rbssetter. Jr., snd James G. Sharon, Jr. a* grorrm. •tuy* they will he at home to their men. W. A; tsfflgfj Jr. friends at Iho Snnlmd loon try Mff. .Mann wore Tor the orrn Club. StWf^-Josnne Asiarello. Address, MFoundtrs' Day—W. W. slon a two-piece suit of light The bride |< all only daughter. Goatu b . \ pink rough crepe. The lire.. wa..< She was born In Ihiltinime, Md., . ,w t ln * 1 Ik« ''Presto, the Magician"—Raymond fathlonsd slong simple line, with Hied In Atlanta fur several Xi-ar*, a u t f i i Servka Lsagua of Holy Morualvatge, Jr. * pleated skirt while the cost wa. Cccsa BfHseopal Church t i l l tile Sketch and Sortrf—St. Clair Came- three-quarter length. While a .. ami came here atxmt eight year* agu. She wa* gruilualed from pjaee a t 4:00 o'clock at the P iriih t S f i ^ r a l u (of t U -d rk wg* gftlri ahd lt s u i U I M | W the program prom1st* in Imar­ esting year ef work and pleasure t i Seminole High School In 1M7 and’ rnnrrM iarW R i»r wim-ruaitw since that time he* been active in J o f 'h a ^ welfare work here. She I. one of i..r,i. ..o.i \v. i. muni. c T, Comthe best women golfer, of the rt.in*"**,-- ^ city. v tiw it.rn it vhi..*mkm. vAfflrt'Ct s - bridegroom, k.i »i.„ wa. «■,. born I,,,,n iintrs't!* I'A fK ixo r uitt i rMORax r. The who , ,.,ro..r«tirn. WAltT'RI, In Fort Odgcn. ha. made Sanford me ja m k . WAt llT riS rri. amt hi. home the grr*t*, nart of hi0Viiu!n V W .rMVM W n r * lift*. H« wm KraJuntitl from Semii*t m .ir %tiom 'thin rmiM h.ntn« rum# on la . not# lli#H Sc*.io8»: ;n IWo #nu iAtrr h*»;tft| IIJM.TI mntlon rtf rutfiplt|lMM« altenJiMl thi* Unlvfrsiiy of rvori«wm u*r nrt **r.i* f f » «**rvisv i*y nuiitca CBino«vi1l.o w whfik* It.* "WJ« wa ’**Ho* 1 »h# M 4*at UllfIMVUIO Hairte.ville when.i .. IItia n,i*' •,rMl 11Ii|«!•i tif| n tll he ho •». lh.% \Vl4*kA CI -tfr not inMti-tmember of PI Ka) p„ Phi ..wial F-tniM.'t 11 iirttw «if ivr fitnn I r UMii »li* iliilri fraternity. He I. .it pre.ent secre­ nw*i *f»mt tiHH “I#f**1fiilrtnf*. Jam. ts ry and manage i of thv Suufurd U .i« bt rfwH nib*! II ** liltvli, fir* foiiml nil hit* t t* ami n4l»< Country Club. *>f tui'i it# f.'tt i ui* huM kninnn r i Present at the wedding were: Nt»|l«liriMa hffr I , wn«l in* m arsh r* Kt* ti‘| I ,e* *ti'•(#<#*ti* In p;i lit Mr. and Mr*. .1. I.. Marvnirtte, nttsp riMltif«r‘.| Ai* lo nil *if an..I » if * "if* t fsMiml In my .1 Mr. ami Mr». Jo,lcr Cameron, thp Rprvioa m< Rev. J. J. Krtliighan. ntid the a t­ It i.. 1I 1* it ft.|I i11<1 .» |mrsMMinl i* hr.) |sf l.llfk l f*l ln-i nf a n y if# tendant*. n-- . , it-isif,til*-* mr»> Hvr*'’wlM'trh,fi t*f fh-. it tut lb# ntti#r I w«» TO STACK FASHION m :\T K rVL' d'-u}^!.' lit .-til ,n*rt )t»* foilllif •—- m|i|i|n the* rtf« »■ iM Aiitrior mi l Presses for sports, afterroon. | *••.■tv oh--*-ii.. if* ir# tiiikmiwn l*t .Iratr Riilioitur. mil evcplng wear will 1e ' ' i.i". lh*-rpi»r. If |< • h it Mill ties displayed by -u living no I. [''J* Vatu*It•», Haim el. at the 'Kasian tevue . ... r xt. ,ri-. tvoehiri.ti to be- - given - t "'ll,row h m i ’-’I ^ 'T - T ^ O T i S !lt|f At‘ HjOO iiclwk l*y hnwyo j* ! i.* . ........... . hwrvftv t*v thp Kill at the Mayfair Hotel :n r.mjumV.,’' ^ l1 ’. ^ . , "ir, p,*« “J.t iiftit ntllnr.lPfil iofiI III in Uw ,.J Uniwto, Ho) ", id F ii. I m, No admission >*ill m il t in *nii. dl-trio,. BECOMES BRIDE TODAY Chttoft m Ha l f ! Makers o f VapoUub produce new mouth-wash B .pnhltcaa P— kUaf C bom in a depression . . . priced accordingly Ithraedteta So they produced a Id m tU sadivptk...m lld eoough lube u**d dsy-in It (i simply ifek bast oral soiiMpsk aad dsy out without risk to delksis Vicks C U alrn could produsc. And awmbrencl. . . simng enough to do m ikfedby Uwitwwuue, bsc- rvcryxblog aa or*I aaliteptic cao Urtoioglsu, dad pfeartnatoiogins of safely do. our 18 alltod orgaobaciori*. . . la You can d m Vkki Aatlteptlc la AmatlcfaBlgtosid, tad Gcrsuoy. . the usual way for all your cuiiuoury Thty HttUaad iht whole fald of uses. Aad Vicks Antiseptic h*t this additioaal unique advaaug*...Boro to * depretdun year, it to priced accocdtogly. y i c i c Large iO-tauKt botito . . . a usual lU value A n t i s *-' ...f a r only iU . d\ W klry made from M ysrw., to In- MAYP. Malasas sarvlre. (T N C 0 M T 0 S 8 Is a m l vslue. l a o D ooretrav>|snt rtslms far V id u Ftr***# Aatlteptlc. S H s is r ffflD i J. C, Penney, Ir l.’.J'usi 1 ijl cal -------- 211-114 E . 1st S t —*1kf*«‘.-* I . I . I 0 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 15, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald