29 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4488ac1c0d29d3df8f4ace769e4d365b.pdf 0f3daaff8d06be53ec931bff47dfd2da PDF Text Text _1_T - 14 :" v ‘ T 0H 1 NIWSPAPE1 THE WEATHER '*1 Tartly ctewdy to n ig h t* n ix . Slightly w H w W< M i J t o l k d In n o r W a 'a H e n r i T ile W o r m G r e a t e s t V rg o U b le S p o t i d R ic h e s t G i r l t n L e a d . Member AasodaUd Y 0 1 .U M B x x m ¥ BALANCING OF BUDGET SEEN AS GREAT NEED HOOVER SEES W BASIS AS WORLDS NOPE Fire Breaks Out Between Columbia, PeruVian F o r c e s OTY APPROVES ACTION TAKEN ON LIGHT RATE Tomato Thrift Won’t Be ChangetfDuring Present V egetable Crop Season JAPAN T 0 | ULTHAim Huey LongCallsHta Brother ‘Liar’When AccuaedOf G rafting BOCOTA. Colombia. Feb. If. NEW ORLEANS, Feb. I t — -OPV—Ending n century of ( ^ —Senator Huey Long today WASHINGTON, Fab. 14.—(/Tt can farm ers. Aa long as doiwsstfe peace between the two coun­ called his brother, Earl Long, tries, hostilities broke out to ­ — P resid ed Hoover’s position on producers did aot seek th* Investi­ a "Hat" when Earl las lifted *a day between Colombia a n d tariffs was questioned before the gation. Swing said. Its chief purth* stan d 'th at fluey Long had tariff commission yesterday by a rose was to larita applications Peruvian forces In the frontier been paid ftO.DOO by H arry region o f Leticia. Alfredo Republican representative from for a decrease In duty. Abel who said he eras a repre­ his home state, ju st before the Vasques Cobo, commanding Co­ lie asserted that If this was the sentative of th* "power in ter­ commission abruptly adjourned an aim of the investigation It was lombian forces, reported that oats." Jirneral 8amuet T. Aftinvestigation of itetlro i on. fresh not consistent with the position Peruvten airplanes, bombed the Mil, counsel fo r the S*nato> tomatoes ordered by the P resi­ taken by th* . President In hit Colombian gunboat cordoba comm ittrr Inroetlgating John dent. lying In tha Ftttunmyo river. statem ents. H. Overton's election to tho ■wr • ____ • Representative Swing, ef Cali­ The first bomb, he reported, .Mexico, represented by grow­ Expressing approval of the ac­ 8enate had askod Earl Long if P E I P I N G . C h in a . V it L 1 4 , NEW YORK, Feb. W .- I A I - A ' WASHINGTON. Feb'. H.— fell In BraslUan territory. At call to tha world to re-aateblivh fornia, told the commission he was er* who opposed the present rat* tion of the two Leal residents who any money was #v*r passed by —(A.P.) — Ultlmfttiim* • 4»> '(A.P.)"—Warning that the n*> this point the frontier* of Bre­ Itself upon tbe. gold sU ndard s* unable to understand why th* of three cents a pound before the la st Saturday filed • bill of com­ Abel In connection with th# tr e n d in g th * w ith d r a w a l e t President ordered th o Tbvuillga- commission, was referred lo by plaint charging "evvcsslva rate*" sit, Peru _ and Colombia are stat* legislation. "Yea” eaid the only means of avoiding an tioq ia “trifling with diiaa- very tion because domestic growers op­ Swing a* a nation which has and C h ln e a ^ tro o p a fro m J« h o l cloaa together. A Co"unlawful discrimination" Earl Long. "My brother told "incipient outbreak of economic W ( ' u e f l u u a su. I k u u C U M I U posed It and havr sought ao in­ g tcstly depreciated Its currency. against thr Florida Power and lemblan equenhm took to the M P P U P I Abel had given him 110,w ar" was made ’ last night by crease. y e s te r d a y U m u s t b a la n c e i u a ir and h fte r n brief but JlAlkL..JCtw.Wftmh#ra-.^f.»ha..Cdlfli00ftkt‘*"V*si“»f*-t*1Hrri"11fWH$irf liv e r y t o t h e g o v e r n o r o f J o P rtsldent Hoover, eoaipM , w lth_gl —H srtsf-fesd-erBi'cTiM ttfTiy''' OiV i than a decrease in tariffs on tom a­ Commission |a st night instructed Senator Long, who then Inter­ t o t a l . . Y J I W l I w i n l r * swap on war President urging increased tariffs toes should be the objective of tholr attorney to investigate the Torre m ire d , tbe rem manner rupted the proceedings and h o i P ro v in c e , a n d N a n k in * debts might be artepU ble lo gain currency inflation ami scale said. on import* from countries with American growers and the Presl case and lend every assistance said ha wished to apotegteo for g o v e r n m e n t, t h e J a p a n * * this end. down its debt structure to depreciated currencies and advo­ dent. possible toward the settlem ent of tho statement. g a U o n r e v e a le d to d a y s T W * Standing h«fort the Lincoln cating higher duties to safeguard The commission adjourned Ihe a problem they have been consid­ bring about economic recov­ M a n c h u k u o g o v e r n m e n t w ill Day gathering of the National Re­ th* Amsrican market for Ameri­ ering for several week*. (Contniued On ra g e Five) ery. • publican Club a t IBs Waldorf-A* s e n d a n u lt im a tu m to t h a J o This decision came as th* high­ *>arueh, woo m chairm en of toria Hotel lo delivvr probably Ihr hol g o v e rn o r a i t ' Ik * light op a routine meeting of th* lh# war debt Industrie* b o n d (|urlast address of his administration, one to Nanking wilt go tk Commission. Discussion on th* the President gave also a rallying Tokyo, tl U expected th* subject began when Commissioner Um war debt Industrie! board durcry to his party to support tha* (ng will declare Jebot lo II. J. Lahtnaa-saM that- “ I believe aiitisor of every president line*, new adm inistration in ail con­ tegrol part of Maackafci th at w# ought to make some men presented a broad p rof ram for structive measure., while . oppos­ th at the presene* of Hon of a suit started last week.' economic rehabilitation o f the na­ ing "those which are harm ful." troop* la calculated to dtetWtb thft lie said that "I am heartily In fa ­ tion and tbe w o n ! to the Senate vor of It, and approve the manner Although staling he wished to In which it was begun. I think speak of m atters upon which finance committee. TOKIO. Feh. th at It Is the thing to do a t this there should he no partisanship, He was the firs t w itneai ln an break between lime." the Chief Executive forecast that extended -Inquiry through which League of Nation* Approval quickly came from the Republican Party "will be re­ tha committee ho pci to obtain neat yesterday a* th* Commissioner W. A. I<efflsr who called to puwer by the American •om i rateable ideal from the naLONDON. Feb. I l .- I A I - T h e people." a message lo th# League ha ■ said " f think E h obghfthlo Inter­ tlo m leaden in many fields of Anglo-Ameri-an debts discussion Capitalisation o f tha r k b his­ th* govern a u n t declare* [ sene, if we ran. behalf of all He pointed lo the 15.000,000 Re­ ORLANDO. Feb. I I —Orlando', WASHINGTON, Feh. I f .- bPl of our cilitrn*," and from Com­ torical background which alamat adam ant In rot In tala lag ' enterprise. at Washington wll Ibecnme a pre­ publican votes cast in the 'last House Democrat* scored t missioner T. I . Duma* who said every city In Florida possets**, pend*nc* of tha sta t* s f Baroch touched on many of tha liminary world economic confer- election despite "tbs reaction from eily budget was slashed $9lt,0nn world's problem*, debt*, disarm ­ eneo under the final instructions tha worst depression th e world in a surprise move by the city sm ashing victory uVer admtntslra th at “We can surely lend our mor­ this morning was advised as a hue. ' • This naoasago w as am ent and political trouble*, but Ambassador S ir Ronald Lindsay ha* ever seen" as testimony. He commission last night after in- tion Republican* yesterday in at al support hut I'm afraid that's moan* of giving th is state a l l*ftit th* cabinet and by th* em peror " “ based tha solution of them all on received last night prior to sail- added tha t ."one.of the su r guar­ aUtent demands on t h o 'p s r t bf ^ J.ra ih Iiio s J "Larnf ' fight that about a ll."---------- --Continuing their discussion fu r­ 60 percent more pulling power himself. It wa* la reply t a am ^balanced bodge Is and sound cwr- lag on tbe M ajeslte today— for antees that this will he so" was taxpayers ranging over months ended for the lame-duck srssion ther, th* Commissioner* again when it Is being considered aa a Inquiry from th* le a f* * . Washington. rency. thu support given by the youth Kir Ronald will renew the ne­ of the country. The p arty , he for drastic retrenchm ent on the any chance nf raising the duties brought up the plan of installing future horn* by th* northern and Ing Japan'* attltod* tosrarg In plain words, he warned the on imports from depreciatsd cur generators a t Continuing th* Manchukuo th* waterworks w estern home-seeker. part nf the municipality. at • Pre*ident-elr»t said, must look lo them. •e n a to r« .th at foeernm enl securi- gotiation* rscry countries. plant where the City, for an estlRoosevelt's earliest convenience Mayor S. Y. Way, in announc­ This Is th* thought left In th* eminent. tl*» based on the nation’s credit In hi* call fur co-operation The Issue was forced by the Re­ m ated Installation re s t a l l about Th* sta* of M srlra k s* w as a t! Vre "the only defenses between and tbe personnel of tbe British among nations against Ihe depres­ ing the reduction which strikes publicans after a series of While $8000, could generate electricity minds of nsarly 30 Chamber of up w ith th* assistance of th a mission is expected to be made down the former budget figure this country and ruin." sion, M r - f f o n w r 1asse rte d " flatly llu u sr statem ents. Ilut the Demo­ at a reported to s t of about $100 Commerr* secretaries and thalr Japan*** arm y a fter th* Chi a ir e IxfliUon, he raid, "merely de- public roon a fte r the inaugura­ th a t the answ er "can only le of $477,7fM.7H to approximately crats bound themselve* in caucus per month to light it* 460 whit* wives ami ether guests who had had been expelled free* tion. Th* delegation will sail as $5X1,000, declared that ho con­ strpya whatever It touches" and fuund and found quickly through against Ihe plan and killed it by way lights whereas a t tha present gathered a t th* SanLando Country churl*. l a all official goon as Roosevelt in d '/atr* his might "precipitate general sta rv a ­ the rr-eslabllshm rnt of gold sidered Ihe present ru t “negligi­ a illil-to-171 vote. time tha City I* paying approxi­ Club house a t a breakfast meeting Jap an 's reply te th* Li ng ua trow, ble", adding that he could only tion." He eha rasterised it ae "the wishes. • late U nis am ong impr/rtant n a­ "Every man who votes for this mately $550 to light 16S whileway abide by thu figures te l by the In tbe House of* Commons tions.'’ of tba Central Ftektd* Council of Interpreted na m arking -th a « r e in not only voting for an embargo Uthta. a f m ar t Hi flop la members o f tha commission. Prime MiniKvr ' »T«m»TX!d'proTretlfyHt* thet "our physical With Mri. Ho,)**r at hi* slrle, Commissioner Lefftsr, chairman Ctmmftor* -ftf O oam cfta t h i s dHRrt* aa d pH against all the world but I* *n policy of “harmonious" The reduction was ufferted in a dorting the llawley-Hmoot tariff", of a committee Investigating this morning by A. J. Hanna, professor circumstance* are unpleasantly, the President s t u d silent while o f withdraw approach to debts and economic Ilka those preceding a run o hi* audience of 1500 in the ball­ flK.OOO r u t in the budget Itself Chairman Collier of tho Ways and m atter, reported that he had tak­ of Florida history a t Rollina Col­ muhlcatlon from th a Leo questions, *rd said lbs whole and a saving of flH.lHIO Ihe city lege. bank," Baruch said: A foreign office sp work af the Geneva preparatory room of Ihe W aldorf-Astoria Ho­ expect* lo obtain in a deal with Means rom m ittfe said just before en no fu rth er steps in the m atter Mr. Ilsnna's subject was "Ad­ commenting oa th* reiUeu tel drank lo hi* health . -a toast In "Between our present status the ballot. "The American peopls Inasmuch as Attorney F. R. Wil­ commission for th* world eco­ Ihe Orlando Utlilies. and disastar. there is only a thin nomic conference would cume w aler given al Ihs rail of Oscar repudiated this law in the last son had advised the Commission­ vertising through History," aad h« ommondalloaa which hava Commissioner G orge Nash said election." W. Khthorn, president uf the Na­ vail of popular enmplacenry and er* that Ihelr contract with th* detailed m any-instances In which draw n up la Geneva within Ihr scope of the W ashing­ th at In reducing Ihe city's operaltional Republican flub. there are project* before you now ton meeting. "Depreciated currencies have power company cannot he broken every city In H>* slat* could re­ call fo r a commission *f t h * ; whleh might destroy th a t slender Member* o f the rsb in rt and Ing standard lo $.181,000, he an il|b ro u g h t about a rendition in this to perm it the Installation desired. cur* thousands of dollar* worth ° I are. Including But under pervistrnt question­ high officials uf the Republican Mayor Way were nntirlpating country that th* Democrat* do net protection In one way. The moil It was Commissioner l^ fflc r valuable publicity through thft ob­ aad Russia, t* direct th a t the U tilities would make the dare to try to develop by keeping who proposed that "We have our servance nf celebration of a a Im ­ batw ron China aad dangerous are the project.) to in­ ing Ihs prime minister declined (Continued On Page Five) In reveal the nature of the exact city a price of $J&,000 for whits th rlr promise* of reducing tariff attorney Investigate the e a s e portant date In th* C ity's history­ •Cried he believed th a t a flate currency." proposal* which Britain intends to way and overhead light* which at rate* which they mad* in the last to ao* If we can't intervene on be­ pointing to the l'onc* tteLeon understanding" had h e m arriv ed Further opposition lo inflation make to the tlniled Slates. Ihs press-nt tim s totals around cam paign", retorted t'rowther, half of our cltlxcns." Ill* proposal celebration which is hehi annually %$ hy tha United States, C hiao cam# from C. T. T esgu-. presi­ In parliam entary circles the $00,000. a l HI. Augustine, Mr. Hanna laid aad soviet Russia. wi* carried unanimously. New Ymk Republican. dent o f the California stale -hamgeneral comment was that Mae Advised that George 0 . H er­ th a t a similar event could bo duMr. Nash said ths items of " I am coafUeah such a a alli­ "The Democrats never won a H r of eommeree ami firm e r Donald could not have disclosed (Contlnurd On Pag* Four) $IO,no6 apiece which the city campaign in this country dirrctly ring, local attorney. Intends to e n ­ ance (between China aad t a r e I* k member of the farm board. S ir Ronaltl l.indsay's preliminary pay* for w ater plugs and depart­ on the tariff issue. It was hy capi­ join th* State Road Department wlU bn sprung o a tha wrehf Ae pension listened w ithout In­ p ttljrant, or the main lines the ment rhargr* on w atrr and light talising the misery of the unem­ from doing any work on hi* Inkssooner or late", ho said, "a a d I terruption, Baruch p ro p h e sie d policy of the IIritish mission will front property unless claims to would not l>r afflicted in the new ployed.” would aot b# surprised If Anre rita th at a * balanced budget wnttld take, without MADISON, W is. Feb. 11 _ prejudicing the The Democrats leaned brevity riparian right* are arquiesrod to has had a secret uaderetA H hff bring money flxwlng here "from the success of the Washington H astsnlng In forestall the expira­ utilities deal. sith tho part tee- thereto." i*. Mayor W ay said he w a s rnnfi on • vigorous denunciation-of th* by tho City, the Commissioner* a ll'th e world" and - provide pen- talks. tion Of ■ .10-day moratorium vol. dent the city utilities would lay C row thrr hill delivered to a Waye Instructed Ihelr attorney to say to pie with mean* to ra m their untarily accepted l>y mo«t rlrrull Informed opinion here I* that by Mr. H erring that in rxrhang* for dally broad “with g reat rapidity." Kir Ronald’s mission has been sue- courts of the sta te at lbs request down » price of $25,000. This I t- and .Mean* aub-cnm inittrr ft quit-claim dee,| In bulhheaded Robert IO'Brien. Republican lief was echos,| by the commis­ o f Gov. A. O. Schmrdeman, the From a constructive standpoint. q p sfu l I*cause he has given the A briefly sketched word picture property north of the Herring chairman of the tariff commission, sioner. Baruch recommended the follow- cabinet an authoritative and re ­ Wisconsin legislature has adopted (Continued On I'sg# Five) of George W *«hln|toa asd the and upon tha opposition of John Mr. Nash also joined the mayor big: t liable survey of tbe American a program designed In ameliorate J. Hopkins, special assistant to motives and ideate which actuated forte -m ires o f mortgages in declaring that Ihe reduction • Scaling, down debt* and capi­ position. •-» U W him in h u Iraderehlp of tho nation was not sufficient to meet the Secretary Mills. tal structures t" • "realistic ba- • American comment which re ­ fs rm* and homesteads. Crow thrr referred to OTIrien'a during ans of its greatest periods nerd* of the time. "Wo should Following agreem ent rrarhed at ( Continued On Page Five) ceived serious attention In W hite­ testimony with an assertion that of a lm s was brought to Ihs San PALATKA. Ihh. 14.—E ffecting hall yestsrday came from Silas n conference of leader* in both h a rs gone much failher", hs dt- "sven If the rn tlic Democratic clsrsd. ford Rotary Club luncheon today •ntranc* through a sky-tight. Strewn, United Stales vice presi­ houses, th* senate and assembly membership is so comforted, It a t th# Celery Club hy Mayor B. F. thieves robbed tho store of th a O thsr members of the commis­ dent of the international chamber passed and sent lo Ihe governor doe* not lessen the asininlty of 11*1net, of Altamonte Springe, J . C. Penney Company of i x t commerce. Strawn said In a for slgnalureAtwo of four hills sion could not h« reached for a Mr. O'ilr ten's statem ent." DETROIT, F r b ~ I t .—(AY—Gov­ who shared the program of tha h re lily speech that the debts should b« comprising^ tha program. The oth ­ statem ent as to their H a m lin th# On the final roll-call, three settled on tha basis of a further er two. adopted l>y the senate, meeting which was held late at Democrats—Hill, of Washington, ernor William A. Comalock today day with R- F. MonsaDatg*. Jr., which they removed a fte r night. proclaimed »n elght-Hay banking known as "P resto the Magician" Ing a padlock on th* re n t d w * moratorium, pending revision, wsre assured of passage nl Its M artin, of Oregon, and Connery, holiday in Michigan a t th* conrlu- and W. D. Hoffman. next sitting by Ihe lower chaoiher. It r i i Intimated that rrrtain between ll : M P . M-, S a te td a y , which should bs rordillonal upon Of prim ary Importance among departments and agvnrir* of the of Ma*sarhus*lta—voted with the ■ion of an all-night conference Describing Washington as th# and 9 A. M.. Cunday. wham C- J , Irads concessions and reduction In Republicans. Kvale, the farmerBUCHAEE&T, Boumania, Feb. armaments. This expression com­ tb s measures adopted e s s that city had suffered through the re­ laborite, and 15 Republican* voted with bankort from *l| over the "greatest American of all lima", Mathews, local mi Id.—Woman In Roumania are ob­ manded state and with federal and state Mayor Hainea said th a t "his mem­ covered th* robbery. British attention, al­ extending th* period nf redemp­ ductions but detail* were not r e ­ with the Democrat*. banking officials. ory and spirit will rem ain as a Merchandise liged to Votg. If la compulsory for though British policy has firmly tion a fte r a foreclosure from one leased. Mr. Nash intimated that Vinson, Kentucky . Democrat, ln three year* and granting courts certain "reduction! he had favored Th* sxtraordinsry holiday, un­ vital spark of Inspiration through­ man's suite, tire , s h irts , i all those who qualify—but q u ali­ divorced armaments from debt*. cnatended th# proposed legislation disc ret ionary powers to prevent which would not have materially precedented in Michigan, I* affec­ out tho world oven when all th* hosiery. Four fying Is not so easy. "discriminate not only tive today to continue through monument* in his honor ar* crum­ were tak en from th * stack, a p ­ unjustified loss to proper!y-h»M- affected city operation had ‘ met would er«. An sp p etl has Just been sent with • col,) reception and h*d been among the nation* but among Ihe Feb. t l . A* Fob. 22 la a holiday, bled into the dust." parently to c a n y o ff tb a f t g d m American industries themselves." the hanks will not ro-npen until Th# etat# supreme court, earlier overruled. out to 4 be women of Roumanla by C. J. M athews, m anager, stated Young Motualvatge mystified "France, for Instance, depre In tha week. Issued a decision, Feb. 23. Mma. Eton* C. Molasner, president ha w as la ta tha sto re h a tlt his audiencs hy performing sev­ th a t k* elated her currency 80 percent", holding th at ro u rts nf equity, u n ­ Th* governor’s proclamation eral tricks which drew much ap­ about 11:30 o f (ke "Aeseeiatlon for Uw Fmano’clock The Carling Hotel a t Jackson­ Vinson said. "She went back on ■aid the holiday wax ordered “In plause. He concluded his perform ­ night; rei rlpstloa of Civil and Political ville, through its m ansgrr J . J der tho statutes, had authority to th* gold standard. France will not view of tho acute financial em er­ ance by wrapping ■ "wand", a p ­ robbery a t Itighta o f , Roumanian W emen." Kerns, who is wsll known locally protect oww*r * from foreclosurbe affected if thi* measure goes gency now existing In the city nf T V appeal notlflaa women o f th e aad throughout Florida, will serve sales yielding substantially |oA parently mad* of nolle! wood, In ialo law. Detroit and throughout Michi­ risk they run In neglecting to re g ­ a id advertise Hanford and Hemi- than th a vaksa of th* mortgaged paper and tearing It to bit* before turned to tho I tore Sunday re* Every Christian layman should property. Th* court supported An "France, the defaulter, will he gan." Tho conference was preclplia tar themselves as voters tbe nola County celery in IU dining the eyes of hi# surprised audience, Ing to find thft goods missing. moment they quollfy and urges rooms during the season, ac­ Oconto county Judge who refused attend tho churth-wld# meeting af preferred over Canada, nur neigh­ tatsd by an unforeseen and acuta Mr. Hoffman' performed thro* Mr*. Itethow a, who w aa men to b« hold a t the Parish to allow a defieferv-y judgment. bor, and over our kinsman across situation which ha» luddenly theta to lose (to tim e la aligning cording to word received here yes­ la h er c ar la fro n t ad tricks th at also drew applaare. linn** tonight a t 7:00 o'clock," Aa ft farth er assurance nf re­ th* sea in tha person of Great arisen in th* affaire of on# of our tbemeelve, with th* organisation terday by the Seminole County lief lo m ortgagors, however, the said II. C. DuBe«», local realtor Birtain, who walked up to the leading financial Institutions, the Thoto present a t th* luncheon aw aiting M r. working fo r,th eir freedom. Chamber of Commerce. were: W. D!'Hoffman, R. F . Mon- night, stated th a t n t r o d trough and put her money on Ihe Union Guardian T>u«t Company. legislature Adopted ft hill making this morning. , thro* la The Carling la tbe first Ja c k ­ the sxsrciss a f th is discretionary The qualifying renditions for The speaker pf th , dinner m eet­ top of the barrel and paid her Th# eonrenau, after a long con­ salvstge, Jr., as guests, Rotariaaa p a st tha the woman rotor demand th a t th* sonville hotel e r re sU a ra st lo power m andatary upon courts ami ing will t* Dtftn Tribble of the Just obligations.” ference of those prevent was that 11. E. W hitten and C- E. Whitten, up to th* voter m ust be a t |*e*t « yearn of answer a trade to d y letter u rg­ requiring them to taka Into ac­ Stetson University Law School at th* difficulties might bo Ironed of Lynn, Mass., Ralph Patch, of W hether tho i n nnd must have finished a t ing th U celery from this section count th a rental value of a fore­ DeLand, and It la reported th at out provided time could be had Hloo*ham, Mas*., T. A. Blahs, of LEGION TO MEET Orlando, Randall Chare, who ptwl o a a t U in laferioc secondary s i served, and If possible, adver­ closed pt apactj before g re n N g • representatives bf every church In for negotiation*. school, normal school or pewfoa- tised at r-'I meals. Similar ra- deficiency Judgm ent the Clly will hd. present. Aa m atters stood it would have sided, A. W. Epps, S. O. Shlnhoi­ sloaal school. ®h# muat ho om- rponai has been received from The meeting will bring together W‘ *'• Shepherd, commander of boon n*c***ary to close th* doors le r. F. C. MacMshon. L L MeTha otkar bill, passed Ire ‘he ployed kg th* .1 s t. o r a r o o m s , k eal and Orlando restaurants, senate ftftd axes red approval In Ihe leading lay m an-of this cite who C*mRb*!l-I*>*aing 1 *0*1 of the of tba Institution Involved on tha Lucas, G. W. Spencer, H. M. W at­ es a functionary, or hero b o a and the beads af. dialog car.sew * if t a g H B radaaaa th* Interval have aa th alr aim th« establish­ American Legion, today urged all mpm big of Feb. 14 which wonld son. J . A. Brown, W. L. Cooper, decorated f*r activity during thp loo cn assay wolLhaewa railroads. ret* aft deficiency Judgments from ment o f a dosed contact between Legionnaires' to b* present a t the Uha^f bring In iU train disastar to H. F. Motualvatge, H. B. P*p* w ar, a r b * v # U h e n po rt In tho S to S p a t a m t, and forms arbitra- Ihe roe* of^ various religious Prtw uary meeting of tha Po*t, aw ay o ths nr of our banking InatL 0 . C Harden, B. U Maltkla, 8. a Tocmotton n r direction o f • / • * £ P U S H IN G IMPROVING Gray, W. C. Hutehleaa, W. M. la every county to group*. Hood* 'o f every ehurah te ba held a t th* U gton H a t oa taUena In Michigan." by th* stat*. , and mortgagee* win b* present, aa d the public le th* lakafront tonight a t ' >:0Q Th* Michigan banktrs requested Baynes, W. A. Lsffter, |L O. evil*, at tomb MIDLAND, o’clock. Ita a u 0f Interest to every tha proclamation during tha morn­ Sr.. A. W. Moremaa. B. P. disputes. Tha l»*lted na well. •n. John may J . P* rshlng w K arl Lehman*, H . R. ■tead- U tta r been given spWomen member* ef one o f the •e m b e r o f the Poet require ae- ing. Director* of th* Detroit stock or ha a fly. from throat f b roo­ proval CouncU F irst Presbyterian Church circles H te, he eaid, and a representative , P. J . Itla a , J. A. Wright, * * decided to elore tha a l­ vote an each subject I* his bepe, B. U Maltkla, win re rra the to r tba rema pariod. LINDSAY SA lSTO RENEW EFFORTS ON DEBT PARLEY CITY BUDGET OF DEMOCRATS WIN ORLANDO CUT IN IN TA R IFF FIGHT s u r p r i s e Move AGAINST G.O. P.’S Coming Conference^ Seen P relim inary To Economic Meet W arning WIHDwn*«d W ithdrawal O T M Forces From J e W ; Break Is Im m btaK Coirnniraioncrs Take Up Routine Matters At Meeting Staged OnMondayEvenTng Swap UponWarDehta For Other Advan­ tages Suggested In Lincoln Day Speech Baruch W arns Nation Of Serious Results If Bound Economic Policy Is Shunned 7 AN INDEPlNDiNT DAILY WHW8PAPKR SANFORD. FUHDDA. TUESDAY. FBB. H. 1933 SAN LANDO SCENE IDF TRADE BODY MEETING TODAY aasL Suggestion Made FY>r Capitalizing U pon History Of State $96,000 Slashed Off* Any Chance For RaiaFollowing Demand* * ing Rate In Present Made By Taxpayers Session Now Past Wisconsin A dopts Scheme For Easing Mortgage Problem Sketch Of G e o rg e Washington Given At Rotary Meeting Penney S to r e Ui Palatka Robbed O f Merchandise Moratorium On All Banks Declared By Michigan Governor Roumanian Women Obliged To Vote If They Are Qualified Jacksonville Hotel Will Serve Celery I __ :---------- Church-Wide Meet Scheduled Tonight %7 it. A l& t i »* Mf in i I ( �SUNNY SKIES Graven Vote 22 To 1 REPLACE ICY On Extension Of Plan WIND STORMS Hurls Well As * Turn In 2nd i j Of Stuon irtia'e |aog double to loft ftrlag PriaMa and gand a f b in , preoad tha da­ rter la the g aafetd altsad straight Tlrtary ooor il-a U rt la a well-played M ary by a I "to 2 score. Uka case la tha apanfatf f'th e year hare three weeks a local team .w aa fa r and Ilia batter outfit, although Lead aggregation b ia Inl­ and premises te provide a f - action when the two P p tt hero la • return gem s Somlnol* H. Sm ith, f, Courier, f, K ell/, f. Govocok, c, lllgglna, a, Knight, g, Prestoa. g. Hughes, g, MUTINY RUMORED a ta Through AMSTERDAM, llc lle n * fob. A e l x a Z l I 3 .- 0 P 1 - Rumor. of a t h ra. toned * ^ 6 1 ' mutiny has* lad to estraordinary precautions to proooree ordot a t ta n lowest ^ Wrongly fortified noon! baa* ■ dawssaoo .. 0_ a . m a t Nelder. Paste hare bead dou­ bled. officera mounting guard with revolver*-la-hamL- Not one I* ad­ m itted to tho naval, grounds. A number of torpedo boat* are keeping full steam up and the mad* for Vicks V onteo*. It la simply tha beat oral aaU srp tk Vkka Chemists could pruduco__ and they war* aided by th* chem­ ists. bacteriologists and pharm a­ cologists 0f th eir 14 allied orgaaL **U«ns her* and In Europe. j They created a balanced anti I septic—mild enough te bo used day In and d ay out w ithout risk te delicate membrane*; yet strong enough to do everything that a n oral antiseptic can and should do. For AO Cnotomary Uaoa Yon ra n won Vkka Antiseptic In your custom ary way, fo r bad breath (hallto*Is); as a gargle; aa a mouthwash; aa aa antiaeptl* lo­ tion; and foe all th* other custom­ ary uses. And Vkka Antiseptic has this additional unlqua advantage. . . born In a depression year, It la GENEVA P.-T. A. Pounders' Day will be observed by th* Geneva Parenl-Taacher Association at tha school audi­ torium Thursday svtnlng fab. id, a t R o'clock. Karl Lthmann of th* 8«pilnol* County Chamber of Commerce will be speaker of the evening. Special m ask will be furnished by the Mother Ringer*. Th* P.-T. A. birthday cake will be sold,' part of th* proceeds go­ ing to the state organisation and p a rt kept by the local association. RATES Celery Market Reports Through cqurteny of tho U, 3. Department of Agricul­ ture In co-opcration with the Florhla Stulc Marketing Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Sanford representative.-— m aver to ja c k Benaavaath. la n ia rd had t, but th* gams almaat tie In tha ninth. In tha HAVE YOUR WATCH rep*trad by «n* nb# really bnowa haw. tim e end te s t Ik sailing over Briggs, Jeweler, M sg. Are. it field fine* by * margtn of bALlt was e a e p f the few K E 's e J i In DeUflff line* LORTi Right hand black h i d m. park was built. W ith two gk>va, Tuesday night. Pleat* tho ninth, Owsqs doubled t* return to Calary Club. Reward. aid.' Plannary waited until •a t was lwa and lwo before POUND, on January UOf. a num­ ; toward first base, tha bad ber of package* of chowlng to­ , .Jowly and aludlag Sanford bacco and chewing gum, owner mm scored ftem sscond. can have by Identifying and pay­ ing for this add, Rharlff J. P. MeTurtle cadad th* Clsltsnd. LORT; E stra large whit* and orang* spotted hound. Notify C, C. Howard. > POUND: Hmall black and whit* fox terrier. Re* Oleda Dyson, Mayfair. Saafae*. r is r M s . ' a w S s r, r th . is. i m Carlo* M I m n l i at Calory la I0» CoNod n a ira M r BatOfUwr, r#b. ii. taaai Florida I t . N r a il ! . I. C. r a l l l 1. I In r ln iu ll I. 1'- 1 m l, |. ladlaaaeoll, H. Calif. I t — 'Ta|al— IT. Turk S. IV C m M I e M p e m to af. (a la r y ta Ika I, l.rarh liure I. N»w ta ll* * sialva Im . |f*a*ar. r » a . I S i, rabura i. I’h iu .i.ip h u j. I’m . burgh I. IVIom s. Tarda i. W a .h Insln n I, Wllaua, I'uun I. Tt>IrI—II. l - a a . l . l . fa r a SO k*ar f n M aod•aa at aa* *. M. ta*ar. C fITU M A C V A IIIW H un*«r. Fat.. IT >1 rara no.••it N , « York IT. Itoslun S. 1'nllai.elplil* I. WaaNIa*. Ion I. Newark I. <>•• aarh (■> A l­ W s f m a i 'A ■aldwlol fev a *m b a a y . Mrhanarladr, Itoahaalar, hewe oertaU aod las at r « A. M N m lasllald. Maa*. Naw llatan. •e*e»l | I'.irltand. Iluatladtua. an.l llln g. aeaaer, v»b. i a, teas. Hampton. Atlanta I, lla lllm o r, I. Iluffaln ». Monday. Fab. II. J ! rara paaaad. ( harlolta I Chicago I. C ln c ln n .il Naar Tork ». 1‘hlladalphla i. Haiti*. C l . , . | , » * |, CnTumhua I. Darn aiora T. a p rla ill.ld T. IKIeburefc T. le r. Mlek I, Florenoo I. Ils rlfe r* I. Iiuffalu 3. Ila rlfn rd I, Mrraraaa I. Jaekannvlllo l. New Y o rk T, I'atara. • ra ro keld for rarnnatanmant b u r . J. P k lla d .lB h la «, Plliaburak C IN C I N N A T I : Hund.y * ran I. I’alnmav Tarda I, Richmond |. Passad. I ’alrnlt T. Indlonspolla I Vouneatown. Monday. I ra n ra is e d Dotroll t. Indianapolis I FOR SALE; N k* little business, Ynuaeatnwn I. A T L A N T A niVRnsiONh: Naah ronraetently located, doing well, villa I. PL Iaiula I ; Inman Tntds reason for selling, going away on fla. ta T ra y I M A V A N N A ll liIV K Iia iO N S Baltiraccount bad health, buiinees fully day. Illrkm nnd I. Atlanta I. In. equipped Including- Ikenses for I.lanapolla I. Naor Tn rk I. Clara, land I, Pklladalphln I. Bunda), 1933, price very < reeeoneblc, in­ USED CARS—Three Chrysler Bedan*. One Dodge pick-up. Ad quire 700 Leural Are. guaranteed. Gulf F illing 8U tlon. Orange City, Pie. Dig-time performer* are reported by th* MUan* m aeagereentto h , on th* stag* program whkh opens a one-day engagem ent a t that theatre Wednesday. The fe s te re d production, Broadway Vani­ ties, combine,, vaudeville attraction* with a musical raw *. The girls in tha top p k turg „f tho aboeo group are tho chorus, going under the name of Broadway Darlings. Itelnw them are t h a Cornish brothers, hooked as musical w isents on skates. Th* Revellers stag* hand, w hkh will provide musical entertainm ent, Is pictured below. Ilayncs and Back, popular vaudsvH e artists, are also on tho bill, as well a* Perrla and Rae, tha Collegians; Nanma Ray, contortionist; Morgan and Laa, singing and dancing duo, and tho Albeo liste rs, acrobatic dancer*. , U niversal's. exotic romance of the Jungle "N ogina", th* battle royal of the jungle horde, w ill'be th* feature picture attraction for this day, In whkh Tala Blrell and Metvln Douglass ara. jho featu red players. ... > ■ . k nlo rda y, Fab . I I . ISXXi nofcrnN: ntasdr. I* * .« ,••• H A k P f llin .n V IR IM I Karlina nf rlrsr 7 Pin. arrises'; I t rar* on liack. Muppll.a llkaral. *amn»4 F lo rid a : Mild, partly rln u d y H aul- mndarala, market slaadr. Florida lints vary lla k l. modarala » l n In ­ I* Inch rrnlea. Individually wsihad. I.T3-T.ee; 4 Cns In I rins. q u iry ; itamnnd modarata. merkal S das alaadr. Trw, few aalra rapnrtsd to I.TS-TS*. (In. quality h lth es I.IS. D R W T « m K : Mo BMfhal today on aunts. Hunda, Mild p a rtly rlouCy. PLANT M anila# .gars sol n neeeeai uf holiday. Karl Inn I Mild, partly cloudy Haul Insa very llo h l; demand lm prn«|ns. nm rbel e l-a .lr Carlaada t. n - l>. •hlppla* point, fhaaad on d a llra m l M A YO -Im provem inU mad* at aalaa l o s s A t . I, transportation ■ KjU- errvi I Gulf Pilling Station, operated by A. T. Poltom. • , * ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ance»tor RENT AN~Austle. Roadater or coup*, k per mil*. Reel A Rons, Phon* IM. Ft ■LM 1 *n klAa*T3 VICILHMCTOGO OUT IN THE WOOOS w . te P te ia E S f jM K l d t j •* bases D f l e n l 4. *anS a / lie e e k out. by M inor «. t>y toe* t, ey Haas I, ‘by O i I m I. g i t s J . Basra os balls off Mlaer S Isntard L off La|ll I. H it* W .V B IC *“ 1 Quintet Is i Game Winner T Jacksonville GOOD (JRADE riolln bow. MUST be In A -l condition. Call a t Horald Office from 4:00 te 4:00 P. M. or addross Violin Cara a f 11srad. V. A N D E A T WOQMS | OUE5 5- > WANTED TO BUY; a k k k e r l n running condition, p rk o must bo reasonable. Phon* 20I-R. WANTED: Used typew riter, must be in good condition and cheap for cash, Phono 427. LEPPLER Apartm ents, one up­ stair* south apartm ent, frlgldslre, garage, attractive rates to permanent rosideate. Telephone 474. THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY y TWO-STORY unfurnished house Good condition. 414 So. Palmet­ to Ava. Telephone 480-J. New Anti Onto Gai Costs T eeothow p o n In Lakeland an sreurel# 's c *• with fo te- ceont of what transpired, lu rte within The vote to extend the plowing under period through the wash boath the cold ginning r*b. 20 w e, rarrlad 22 to i do finitely | Instead of by • majority Tot* as recorded a waa reported. Tho single Vote fre e s oboe* against extending the plowing unre tha bill- dor period was yoked by a laeal Monday. A t grower who had not attended pryelous mootings of lho organisation * stinging where th* object Ion he raised had residents to boon discussed and laid aside a* ised much no* being th* hotter plan to follow I regotablo In connection with th* pfaaaat a foil. state-wldo moo*. rk to r. I t waa tha oisth ek to .* / In I t sta rts. \ Score* gad Una-ape: . London Plaid Pro* Total 1 Gavin, t , 1 I 3 ’ KltifOrald, f, 4 0 0 Williams, f, 4 0 4 Owens, r, 14 2 II Parks, g. 4 2 • Edwards, f . 0 I I Sscora ky quarters: Landon • I Semlnota HI 4 I la Ocoee, waa setting tha k | oetflt down with mw-sonradslon. The first nine man ■ him out In ardor, ta d not t* a war* out In the /e a r th iLnnd get te blm for a hit. br**a*d them by la earnest, k a k i went te second baa* betath as FrisW* relieved th* young, right-header had 'ep one k it la five Innings, AT^WLANE WEDNESDAY o jr A__ ffors ts POUND O N T tts PO O R. m w rte _ PLvRnAv Ct eEs. nHVK*ml LIT. M t SUL. ... H I M fiO K J U S T A PBW HI NOTES ±Y.t3), HISS tWAVVMU HAS GAINED C o n s c io u s n e s s BU T YO U M A Y •O N LY s e e H IM ■ EOR Five 4 1 M IN U T B B jt P A J U V T N tS M O R N /N 9 WC P tN O S Y U lA SUNNY! �n - TSU-lWV THB SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. I spend Campaignls Began ToRaise Funds For Southern C o lle g e Social Calcndat rii tm t-c 'he H i n u H l SB Ml e a r d 't tpm | y 'flrw'illrgtl o f* haw * ksuxffl a g -w ir r»t, f t r Bad: fre e -m m *** tftw m q wgt t ctt w r l a haihrwwdl kt»ftpt«t. rend swt» t a r w r ' tsntoy m e m n v a M a in s -E fl*iMtr*t A u ra -wr wnmr th r o * sw am e rr* wAwro n a t f h t u u P w u n f r m p *H5»:dta flu ff l^ r s c r . ft* « | w a e ig ftx h r tartw nrr -n ftn M O liim . V n r t w W are TMM..HWuWtli T h r ’Tt-lfl w u c The thffH'fl * a t C m 'W n '.'W W i w h in e » r r ftw um w infl ftw n rt w i r T lW r i t -Ml v . t t lwa n t •ft-rh.tfc w n i 1 i it e w e t a e i T e n tr litllm rt A fflbm.. Thirrv p i c tits* d i m e s«r»r q v x f'A '* h r Yribfl dhifw it trm m nfl * k s s w i b t Slew ''iflhryn dM Ilir-. TPlui T i p a y 4 n r< w A m llu O r Tfhe fin u m tm r *H> hhse B k - m i— n<"pf«i F i t u a r r x «*H*cinrtx»m «» •rtfts'r m H e lm iim h u r r a w m r t t n m l i 1. T h r ip i w m im m l fftw« ■NtiWitW'll -fliim f u r I n ttu ib e h i * fhi*■hwc-irpr ' » *•— h«c h « itw rw m r T V m>uurn.-r n l ■th n r f twenti Nrnifl* am i! •#*r’:rflini/»r» if f UnlVAl>*ultw-ca. It. i s U itm u D n l tflu r iff hnait) dfL tj-rrm nn 'iff TSrpt fu n fla 5unw 4 » -it itppflrrB Hu Min H anA r -»l* a h r •tvmii.—•• aHswih lywwr esaat w r r tft,Mi h a le w f rfhe ti il t'P u n i lm r fi'lb w ifl itlllira rirm v A rrh y rl ^"tn; >ik huauM.M hdftstHm t M, n n ilu :'»r w lnm a5il? r t r h t i r rtf N i u thw *nui A ' a * 5 6 r» V'iaA wdhn'h S urer >heini A rthur w*» d « f th*r fvnwn a in r. irw jr* ipuwnf aw a*tfl m-8 n w a » i h m : 'hnf,-niw irk asMUainfnl' irrdwmimwnn w .Lir rfc lrv _ f fth 41 gew-vnc u f tfhpir tUIMt iii itl f iVi — -**1 -»*— Ear* Year GIm n tM New Ml IU*M*d p ric e eg single vislow and Kryptek lew#.L Ah# all oMi aad Modem. filled frames. Dr. Hcary MeLa aliak Jr. OPTOMSTailST 111 m i Art. evidrw-ed >*y lism, nsdrw s metaisgi So le s t* Stw nr It * M * rtM r. I reqtl—wily •*Jn*- * is , I'vV lssy isily h l m rw it |mul **w iwdr mm u sd in ttie |sm k a * r ■mil sn i-n sH h s TVs t a i l wyes* 1 seVi *V r s i s ih r * e n d m-***we 1**. 'Ladies Day' Enjoved At Local Golf Club fc Hji 'hwe ■warrseip-d! frlitC TH»»<a d-ftitnil Tmrrnxi-cnr ‘vw«rlh».| **»tr tp 'ia ll whsitvr t?tw HuntL, m*. Ititwwe <’j r r r I n fn tu n *- -Htw gwxternmv'ciP. Hsftishv •xilP Hw silW j* gwnNtnd. ipinsli: WTtwrfk gt. !#»<• irdTcrtnr isf I s m t: r u e - f h r r m r The *T ar. W ® Hw i—v «l***f; Hftxostwutu 'f l n r MS TtuC T ms* liiM m est w» k nniirnttg wtvfl trs-wirossnr w art •rmtjfl'rw-fl Tt it* •s-ctrittw-lt '•n rai Mfllfl w l A R J ’m illu iti T in t infl -elf ■wip‘1 »mfl ix e > 1 m h n n u tm -i IWwnn n rm id.-ntr ftT n 'ih t’f' b gnillli: tu d r *ff y n s s rs M n i t konrlk W iiillll DisnU isv j n p •n-ttfl*-n*1 ile r» >ultK. ,-■* T V gstetri 'imwiW. viIB rJtma V s x itl’ n i u u d w i t h T h r rtv tjw -v rt v lh ir a u ije ii -ral H uiliiP'im p if h t Hnifttwt il ir m i r li s x -ia a n iie i .unit a A ilb w iiu l t g u l m s u r o f ei-tstaR *n errflaitiim. T h u s 't i i m P t i n l|n>s V s it. ittiru in r W agw m taassm i >m ( h r (fare t i w g g l lw ii t tflsc j i s n s u t i*r*M*#tp I n s tit* ifliP r 'flie r lh m v u n til' -shmHih-i1- m ir in n r mWhttr h m c i tt l itn A n ttn ir s s q s x i l l l t u r a *tr k n r s p l tu M in r iscflsv. tr*tfl isnonm ie ( n 'nw**n s f lio e tn^ventd tfcitwx. Y hn« Knew .i«AftDn|l .a Qwt(ii*r -»il T itc in r e m su rt inUiMtV e*HW*»w.\# •fH PVinr Jtmllr«c«lh w.*Hh ( h r tittn . jmfl in t i n s wat-sr */btfY*»tig aisrsm* ;n w im R . -ttn T h e ^iw-ki -»C jnflF S tnn. EStwrsi axnew e riB ttk dtv e s i r i •piitm m ^ slu m dVtjmmniiTinr "MV- t m e r , in iRillUr tn K h r •rrsxrtrsrthiw'w jnvil iih ’|IT tmit*- slf a A 'm g w iv i e ll is H s e n tfiili wniO T h r dm uiculii* 'A r ^ tlu ltin ti *m ' fim h t, -miHt V h r lr * W hi t V tu v fw rv r’t M t in i pn*.« iurwiwr ••ffl* n\ut%r h r r mitTihiit wwifl av4 Bn iHtln^nnl art* wi(hta Inwitatium y m V t h r h ' ii ' pb * ant. m nrrninm 1r r h » -h ir*; rt f i t* irwwh HWl »1 nTVtYlll Irttfv T h r 'rtrfsirn* >««n. trfflt, nifimmeiHi r*ht’ l , r*m4t. nr fnanwhii I<n mart h r (t« tm if d r v r ^ M l N i r fr* rlm f tlW f l, ( 't n il lf ir , || lrtn n . r r H f t n rtiHrwl t h i t *' *r- , g,* ^ ^hr la ritM in jtn b y*t*l ri i V i u - ^ tL e -U iC * -.,.-if n m w - n neSbw- T ,,' .......... m mmnirth. \ i» fuirt uf * V r r r » R im WH«t.fl,i* iK u tm n i'V iiI w n t t i n i t ta v v - ts ltir s i f tK 'M m ’t IDt (Ifwr m i l W"*r Tp* the tswllhi ill m is i 'I"(| i k i ii -ei ||I -nnvilti-*. •PntlfTTi". iiunil] tn- Ne-ns fri nf RYtr farivstr rB rih u k l- th * '■*• isw.k. v t ' '- n f b«U! s f |a n h v k y . tflw prv- u n i rt**ii«w .it, uu ntxia mi Tin i t a " -eot a p rr:,J .a u D u a u i se n u a u* .mw *<o n*lu imn-n Riijilirrjftdi liVni-hf*, n n th* L a c k in g Mtw *e**tinr' tin Hi'C ^ssiUzwail Hav re*!) r y -h r n c i nfc 'IP Itlllft. •*oetwrw*rrv*rU'Xsse WhUtKt 'ig' nr* ■W N irt) *w»nNh uxqfls irttfl tjftin g v tfksr- wAvul rrflr ihOhsietmann' slhxnt. TUESDAY. Tha A iariaa Class sf the First Baptist Church will meet s t 8:00 a t th r church annex with Mr*. A. Club o f the Sanford Grammar •,1. Petersen, Mrs. A. !_ Stacy, Mri. : School held Friday afternoon at H ast, Mrs. N. J . Stenstroqi, and • the home of Mra. Pearl S. Babbitt Mrs. Victor McLsulIn as host- | tm S"uth Sanford Avenue. Lunch| eon was served a t 12-..10 o’clock. During the afternoon the fol. ' lowing chapters from the book , were given: -E ditor's Introduc­ tion’ by Mis, M arda L akr; “Au­ ; thor’s Introduction'' by Mrs. Hath| rrine Varn: “The S etting of the The I'hilathea Class of the , Program " by Mrs. W. M. MrKInF irst Preslyterian Church will non; "A Chapter of Definitions" meet at 7:13 o'clock a t th r home b y 'M rs. Stine; and “The Selec­ of Mrs. W. S. Brumley, Celery tion of Ideals" by Miss Rose Hurt. Those present srere: Mrs. .lark Avenue. * >Flvnt. Mr*. Stine, Mr*. Pearl ft. 1 The I’hilathea Cla<* of the Ita'hhiM. Mr*. W. M. MjKInnon, F irst Baptist ChurCh will meet a t Mr*. Katherine Y arn, ami the 7:30 o’eloek at the home of Mrs. Misses Maude Lake, Rose LaJohn Abrahams. ^ M n t^ U tU i..Jia a ln a ~ k '— avmMMw W W JN lB D .ir.,'" " “ " ‘" I dred Mitch#4, Ethel Riser, and At The Sarah Parker Methodist Ice Elder. * Orphanage Club will meet a t 5::i0 d’flock a t the home of ^ r* . G.' A. Radford, 115 French Avenue, THURSDAY. Regular m retirg of Seminole With Mra. J . Howell Fish and Chapter N um ter Two Order of Mr*. J. A. F.i'k a* hostesses an­ the K s-trrn S tar will be held a i other -Ladle* D ay" at the San font 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Hall. Count ry C lrb was enjoyed yrsterI A Fuuncera' Day progra will day. A blind bogle tournament be given a t the "F atheF a N ight" took place In the morning ami was meeting of the Gram m ar School followed by an Informal luncheon l‘.-T. A. to he he'd a t 7:30 o'clock a, noon and bridge game* In the a t the school auditorium. afternoon. C lrcu Number T h ree' of All Mrs. II. 11. Lewis received n Soi ls Catholic Church will have n prixe for having lb - best score In silver tea a t the home of Miss las- the tournament while Me*, fl. D. Amann, 705 Oa)i Avenue. Ilishnp won high score prixe in the bridge game*. Luncheon w a s FRIDAY. A charity hall will take place serve,; from a long table which a t P:30 o'clock a t the Mayfair was decorate*) for the o.'caslon with a pmfiiidan of sweet peas, snap dragon*, calendulas, and oth­ er garden flower* accentuating a pestel color scheme. T W w present ~-xc*re:- M r * .r . * .v ,. j |. Rallev, Mr*. F. A. y - w h - e l, «-*. John R HaeDon-M. M-s. n l» ni*v " “ Mr* A. r . Po-* Me* J. llo-vrll Fish. Mr*. D. I- Thrash#- M ~ H B- l^ w h . M-, l * Pi-k. Mr*. F- Compton, M m lA .W p - v . M. S. Wigeta*. Me*. W alt— »- Morgan. Mr*. R. R. Deas, and Mrs. II. M. Papworth. • Itwd ASW". pa Ml is i k i Wv w» VSgwrtWd ■* *W"*Crt*wr1*•■**• < V t* i„ * e-itjMinti**s* s*e »i *seirus» htt imO -4 s*r 4**vets4 Is* the ti l m a— THREESEES) IN p v N B c n o N w rn i CUBAN TROUBLES emphatically reports th a | troops the departuie Ihi* week of four had k e n twdrred lata the. Interi­ opposition '-a J r rs who had taken or. where recurrent rumors ray rvfog* In Ike Mexican embassy, rrvelot xwwrjr plots a re bring il was aanotinred that passport* to Europe xrero being proporrH hatehesL rpr»idrat Machado ye-tcnlay for the families of two of them. The destination* o f the four extended m ilitary swpervision to inrtode all po"re bodies. Ry de­ refugees ha« not been announced. Officials of Ike Latgarda ami nse- he addrd the Jodirial, harbor, aad secret police, guard, of th r Re* til la sugar mill*. In Santa vartests idan<l prisons, ami all C lara province, yesterday com­ special agents of the intrrior de­ plained that efforts are bring partm ent to the recently .formed I ,nade to o M n ir l their cane ru t ’’ ' oolMrsal m,Mm. xrhirtr miginatty. .m g wrvd grinding. HAVANA. F«-K H _ « T V -IV . iarlrded only national for-e*. T i e reterior department, sublire yi r t u 4 i | arrested t e a tawRACK t i n : e t h e r AGAIN yse* wad a law yers' r i d so* si g n ro lly . sen* m iita ry supervis­ rbsrpvs «f s-wra gov is sutrser- ors foe police forces at seceral IjO N D O N - Army J> hrsnn, nol* I interior p-inl*. hot denied I k ac­ British woman filer plan* to Join • ir r a rtn a ie s . tion hxd any . political signifi­ k r V ssbind, Capt. J . A. Molliswst, . T k WWW. Eiarfiw Mar i t . J s a cance. T k *ni*cwi*oe* w ill rroc- ia South A frica, w h e r e 'k arrived srrm M a rtia n flara aaJ tm - . ra m a r police department*, tt was last week a fte r flying from Eng­ raid, to cep* more efficient­ land ta we*t A frra • 1*1 thcr.cr ly xrilK crime. a c r n i the S-sith A llattie. r t A etirirles r a n g t k s ocernm»nt*« armed for.e* were a k a ex­ tended yederdag tn t k nasy, its p - n f r arp-m ted chief of staff/ Military Leaden* De­ ny Rvmor Of Troop M ovneehtOalsland BRYAN TIIRAILKILL Sen ice Slallon and Garatce Genera and Sanford Are. i w siaa " P a t r o n a g e A p p re c ia te d ’ A of lewrwmg s r , O w ls ' Ma . q ; |p I n UW rsil’i’tiliuil SI* wot iH s e tflilF , h * <f mwitr to a i horttahb* in i's iin s i o s . »* **-fre#sl iSm*t#4l s e n Xk u rt* Its# swgww*- tmimwi flirtrlhsne 1uw4s s iMSir jtJtsr Bbvtusv trwtnHptk. W* *4ls**(l H it' im sTTim r tlhinT lt -rtft'T I k Msflivialind k w ufs* wr a s '< iutlrl>*sm*sss» wnotr t*» VkUwtt■t i ' lt « ( . •,tl S ta irs. < k YSt lrseX o f Is la m Y 'lih n illh -ift' tftiiiwr '-will Its# ip.lli.rr ih tv rttth fiftiu n flu trrinn mrt e x t* **r r#rrH**ry **r jm X T ' hefl**" hM-.jmr e im n u i nun:., n u n j i gresnlt ar.itll -rtf ill— IIIi w* ,.*lt*Alv»**hn tkeessf. ”o*-W as .tt'B riv il. u r n in f t i h r BwMliilt"' mil: flwnprwv **ff T lrr :tp'*#t. a 4-ttv <er low is, fs*r e s i t s s i n s r • K in w itrafllt' a i q- ^ I t i i u r » Ih*wH Til u uinwfl g y wuHt fflm rr fuiWhr p m pi nr i. wee iteAu-lltite; , 'hsiu/ll I k m y 8 l i w m otmiiv II flw kftrr iittfinT iiruii. u#i'i- Im s -m is fis . a r*fl « f vmJ wwA **r. (.'* u r dlL 4 k TSvDuafl v m. Mirumpofl *in a flutuitt* - ­ tai* 1 e a e ity 1 » to* i * s l fe iye l eArs h^iC m*k liu n u n c -u w *m ItiuB tm cTilllTi n / t r in gw*v*mlio- imttv us u p s H e r t h Is 4 -d w f 4**.i m*C i.-uti iilbrsnfl * ""JhiRViwoli' vis lflltWl Mt'*- <C4Ht flillktUy 4 JMo.--------------- -— ------- — 'in w a ll -iu**4lt* r ftifaUtT* a im in g "f>»< t,. urtlmr*rv i n Torxnfl v n a r : L ike m p utftww wsinJL u r -i tiliirvn. (threw wflrr* <s’tinur* in t k ’csf liK 'if iiiu.n I k tfi**tfm»"i 1*.iitlfh w ^ h r *flt**i-«mfl*irt.‘ xrntl i 'It**- «lhint* r ^ u a lft at* tt# iniii>' tfh« I h n n f f ltv uflu:fli i n Thr Mis* Doris Walker Is ill at her hunie In the Langley Apartm ents. A rthur Gatchrl home in th* San inrnte. is ill at hu Lanta Apart- Mr*. Mas Acrve, of DeLand, arrivnl Sunday to spend a few day* with Mrs. Counts Johnson, Central Apartm ents. Friends of Mr. an,| Mrs. Carl A. Takach will h« glad tn Iram that they are able to be out again a f t ­ er an illness of several days. .1.1.I^.H*I I Il-^SI**-*1 Mr*. J. M. Jatkson ami son. W e*''y, of Green Cove Springs, are the gurstx this week of the form er', mother, Mr*. J . W. Mero. Mi** F.lla McDougal, of Brook­ lyn. N . Y , I* th , guest for some time „ f M n . M. M. McDougal x t iH '-M M Kranc+s hjrlhtugaf at their h me on Celery Avenue. Mr*. W. fl. T horrton Spivey, president nt Southern, P.unt*|j out in hi* yonfrrence with the executive committee. A ft#f*th# men had heard Dr. Spivey’a heartening story, "they voted unanimously for the cam­ paign. They said it ran b« done, that It will he done. The Florida Methodic c o n ff enre ha* pro veil It* intereet by ■vaying B ' i O J U f t c««n. CHARITY BALL after QUILT DISPLAY KNTHY OPEN Annourcement wa* made yetten'ay hy Mr*. It. C. S hrafcr that any woman In the city desiring to enter a quilt In the quilt dis­ play at the Home Demonstration Fair tu lie held on Thursday, F ri­ day, and Saturday at th r Mayfair Hotel, may do so ill day Wednes­ day end until noon on Thursday In the dining loom at th r hotel. No charge will be made for en­ tries in th r show. number of member* present. The regular . program meeting will tik e place next Monday a fte r­ noon with Circle N um ter Four, Mr*. W. E. Rslnrs, chairm an. In charge nf the program a rd the meihbers of Citcle Number flix acting as hostesses. MEETING POSTPONED Pianist Will Seek To Establish New Mark Johnr.y Goode nough, wblely hnuwn pianist whu broke the world's tem rd of tm hours of con­ tinuous piano playing In Orlando lr.it wee'*,' will attem pt to lirras the new record nf 100 hnurs which lie established, at the Elk* Club room startin g at H:0tl o'clock Erlcay right. ills appearance here is spon­ sored by the Sanford Kk* Bsnd for the purpose (>f raising funds for the benefit of the Junior Antlers Iltnd. A small r Imlsslon fee will te asked, and Mr. Goisli-cough will play until he I* ex­ hausted In the hope of breaking the record by a t least one hour. That mean* he will hav# to play continuously from. H:00 o'clock Friday night until l:0u o'clock on the morning of Frb. 22. This m ornirg he ileclsrrd that al­ though he played 1*0 hour* only a few weeks ago, he fevls equill tn the task ahead of hint.' DEfl MOINEH, li.—The Rev. William A. |B illy > Sunday, fsinnl rv sn g tlist, was seised with r heart attack her* while 'condu' t Ing n revival m eeting and was remove ’ by ambulance to hi* ho­ tel. HI* condition was said to be serious. . nxrart* amt milk wagons The left hand future base ball star la wearing a little one-piece are to.i bulky and unwieldy. They romper suit made from one and a i oat too m il'll tn build and half flour bags, dyed blue and o te ra t'. Tbey are not sufficiently trimmed with the gooda In l t |. n a ­ A n f y .' T h 'y are tiM*«etimplrx In tural creamy color. B# sure th a t" 4'construction and Operation. Aside the I r r bands are mod* amply loose. It ran be made aleeveleaa from these and a f.'W itheia they are pretty goml ears." if preferred. Ilia older playmate la alao wear- I In ItKII intrepid rngineer* be­ Ing a one-piece suit, made w ith gan l„ predict that within five shorta. In this case, the fleur bags . yeir* there would lie a complete a rt dyed a deep shade of khaki, l* volution In in o lo n a r design. hinting a t boy scout davs to come. This revolutl a. tin y nuw observe, Th* armholes, belt and neck Una . extending down th* front ar* bound i* 'coining on at accrlcralctl with rod bias binding. Four aad a •prrd. Actual road list* of fullhalf yarda of this are needed. site in lies hav alirady proved Snccial Program Is Planned For Revival Word ha* k*-n received here by Mr*. John G. L o n a n ly that rhe ha* licen appolntrj t» serve a* ore of six members nf the ad­ visory I nurd of the slate board of directors for the Children nf the American Revolution, ami will attend a reaiuanl re n tin g of the advhury beard Saturday morning at 10:00 o'clock at the yroaMe*! American iTgion bjilding at Doytora Reach. showed th a t th* 11*3.1 officer* have taken up their duties and a te per­ forming them well. Mr*. G. II. Smith, superintend­ ent of publicity, urged that mem­ ber* renew tkelr subscription* lo the World Outlook, missionary m igaitne of the church. She added th at new subscribers msy^tnke ad­ vantage of a special low rate dur­ ing th# months of February and March. Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker wa* electrd a delegate and Mr*. I'nul Johnion was chosen ns alternate for Ih# annual eonfrrenr# of the society to take place In Gaines­ ville during April. The meeting was brought tn a close with a devotional service conducted by Mrs. E. II. Laney. Each circle was well repre­ sented st the meeting and Circle Number One, Mr*. George Mr- Stream-Lining To Be Chief Factor In Reduccd Gasoline Use The Rev. and Mr*. Herman T. Ftephens, of Ashlsmi, N. C.. who nrv spending a short tim e at D#Ijind, were the pne«ts y rsten laj of the latter's htnlher an,| sister- . The Purcell M a> quartet o j O r­ in-low. Mr. and Mr«. It. M. W ar­ lando will furnish a special pro­ ren, F ast Second Street. gram of musical entertainm ent at the T u ll Gospel Tabernacle to­ night as the Tuesday night fea­ ture of a week of revival inretiM t now under way there. - -*-■* — Rev. Wm. F. Mrl'herson of the Taherna.'le wll| call the meeting la orilsr a t - 7^45-ss'eireh to -in tro -' iluce the singer* and Evangelist llrandim, of Del-ami, a Rapt I*! Informal Tea Will Be Staged For Official Misnionarv Society Of Church H as Meet An informal tea, featuring a v ia Ik on the service the church of­ ’ fer* t k home in Its religious ' problems, by Mix* Anne Gabriel, I u f the flu te i|oard of Health, will I* given tomorrow afternoon from 12:00 o'clork tn 4:00 o'clock at the 1 1‘rethyU rian Church by th# teach|# r * and officeri of the Junior ^D epartm ent of the church fnr Presbyterian mother* and other mother* of junior-age rhlllrvn “who are Interested In the reli­ gious life of the child In the home and In the fitting of the child tn meet life’s situations.” Baker*' Mis* F.lliabeth Clark i* spend­ ing this week ln Longwmid play­ ing for the musical comedy, “Here Comes Arabella," which will he presented at Lyman School Friday ■l**i*M------- ^ fa r mor# money f*f l h . ‘ conception » f beauty 1 1 A CAT, I even o h m n bos less a-tivity.'-^L a mi b w rr z je e g * . th an It 1 for a streamline mon»tro»ity, B n t , <Jw Flour Baft EnaMe Mother* to Make Many the beautiful car of B decade ago ' , spy ar* uncouth tocay. Tha dum w f Cunninf-|JtU« Outfits. ia strrifmlinrd by n atu re and xM' , call It beautiful. Th? day U coming when we a hall drive streamllOOtl ,"t J ta r t and marvel a t th e ir besoty." Th.- aunt of ProfeM er U f ' l ' iWmonstrMlon* « l i th a ( W ar»“ vi drop 'deafening cuta t. U | cap --, and wind resistance in half, morn •* than d o u b le th r mile* per gallon • * . F ifty mile* on n gallon of "gas” of gaa:lin.> and Increase* tha in the mo«t beautiful autom bit* maximum speed front TO to $a yet confeltrd. i* the next stage milea an hour. .-lairaedf by engineer* In th r de­ What 1» ctiled a mania for velopment of the ni torear. a u p e r- e tjn d a r.'ita ti n by Mr, T his new "ipieen of '.h.- road''. W alter Ki*hlei«h. m naultant, D e-' * Si cording | the trailing de*ign- troit, hae reeult d In adiling part* and weight to cover up m ’ehanS* rr* n* th" nnnuu| pivding uf CB| ilrfc t* . lie Itelirv.-a th a t tha idea* by th SiH-iely i f Automo­ Iniluatiy Ka« gone a t fa r a* I t ' 1 tive Engineer* wil| lie without ran go in trying to glorify ita fender*, running board* or the original model, the old family . \ host r f pmtnberancf* seen im the "dolled “up’’’ ra r of Iwlay. hnn r -— Pr. f .n o r laty l* o f the op!n« They ' further drelsre th a t Ih • ion that fu rther increaa# In eiite r tlrnp ear With rrar-enginr few rents. It furnishes a yard in iintlug nil) he introduc.-d as nine powir to attain g re a te r c a r . s*;uaru of toft, durable goods which ,llif .i-lit11- L- 1'— -J*"*--St»»-*>—*' iK S i a S ijA.dUR<o.a*U»oU)a..«lliag I»rmal of th$* Inlying pubil.*. taa.be.boiled.to. is saeva etapsa. TVeink ■lam Dine U tak tn off by Aral N*w Y ork giitomobilc show rolls »vMklnf th« bait in kerosene fo r a nrounl. few hour a and then washing with M r. IL-rher|LVha*r, r nsullant. warm water ami soap. Snap fast­ New Y ork, to j) the engineer* eners ran be used Instead of button­ thsl the "present rar* pattern'd holes, to aare labor. AT Sensible Boys S u its LAKELAND. Feb. 14.—A coonty-wide campaign for flOO.OOO for Southern college, planned aa a new deal fo r th* 44-year-old inatitutlon, will get under way Im­ mediately a . a re a u t Of a dec!aion reached by an exeertlve committee of 55 buttnvaa men in a meeting recently The money will be used to buy back more .than f-V>0,OOa worth of honde, lu u ed aevrral yeara ago to cover an Indebtrdneta, which can mrw he bought for 23 renta cn the dollar. F„ K. Krlley. J r . will direct the campaign in Lakeland. W. D d ra y , W inter llav rn 'an k er, h**| Babbitt Home Scene ✓] ------= ---------------of club’s Meeting P e r s o n a l s TUESDAY. FEB. 14, 19M many *«,f th.i engineers’ earlier I ridiction*. line snrh test, made expressly for the S. A . H. and arerptrd as typjial •f nl h r * , midiictrd by imtivotnal— mnnufactlileni,” wa» carried out with elalairatr ei|ul|*r'ent jiml a«*l'tance by prof. W . SARASOTA, Feh. 14.- W hirl-! F . lasy. of the m rrhanlrjil enTALLAHASSEE. Feh. 14. In gine*'rtng department of the the flltuVe the slab, mail d epart­ | wind ratnralgn, rem lnisrrnl of Ih*'} University of Michigan. ment wH not pay freight on m a­ I Liberty llond drive* bark in the " Il i* certain," Professor laty terials charged to contractor* I hectic tVWId War days, will he loneludid, “that the public will S ta te Won’t P ay Sarasota To Stage Freight In Future Concerted DriveTo On Road Materials Keep Schools Open ■put on here hy the clvl. »lTuir« building roads and bridge* under rnm m itlre of the Sarasota t'uunty runtrart, it was announced at the l Chamber of Commerce In an ef department recently. • fort to raise sulficient money by Had Ibis miliry been in force the payment of .he srhiHil's |uir before, tlm -la te road department | tu n ,.f the lu l l taxes tu continue the op*'iation uf the system furl would not now owe several hnn the rnmplete eight month*. •Ire,| Ihou.sod dollar* in until,id Four-minute speaker*, appear­ freight bills winch must ln< unit ing a t theaters, rhiirrhe*. lunrli- 1 out " I money that ulhcrwi*,. wo il l eons sn>| nthrr gatherings, with lie ndeased for construction, il 1 tennis a rd group, >( gjnixed tu was said. Al| rontraclors in the iiiake a systrfnatic ranva** of the LONDON Amy Mollison, after future must pay their uwn liriu h l. roiinly, will hr included in the p ro -1talking by telephone with hrr'husTh# department nl*o announ-ed tta in . It was rrp*,rlr*l. I ninl In Rio do Janeiro, decided ".‘VhiMil lax ronoious" is the mq to join him in Mouth America through the office of It. Trend­ way, rhairiunn, that a new bridge cry nf the woyketa n* they pre­ over I k I'care River im slnte pare for what they reality W.III be mad 32 at Waurhiiln wi l lie i. hard h a'tie with a long up-hill nnnu‘,1 the "Doyle E. Carlton bridge," in honor Of the pn ceiling th e ’auditor and ' to tin' governor. A brum e tnldet liesnng engineer, IH tilM ; brldg' his name will lie affixed tn tho from $316 to $351). bridge. Salary rut* fur the chairman of the departm ent and other mem­ ber* ln*thr upper salary lira Vets have k e n recommended l<> the budget rnminlsslon l»y the road de­ partm ent, while increase* foe snm# among the secretaries and clerks have k e n l'rge,| to equalise pay. Chairman Treadway has recommended that hi* ealarv be reduced from $150 a month to $100; the highway engineer from $410.00 tn f 100; assistant highway engineer from $.154.Irt tn $.150; all division engineer* from $.115 to $300. Increases were rmoumendeil for th# auditor from $'-’7" to $300 a month: secretary to th e chair­ man, $150 to $104,110; »e.-retary lo MAYFAIR HOTEL FKI. FEB. 17th Adm. $1.00 MEIIO'S SYNCOl’ATORS NEW KAYHKK and ARCHER* Size* Hi a tn 10 in ftll now nhutlrn. $1.25, $1.35 and $1.50 vuluew. On Hale a t I H O SE The only packaged American Cheese pasteurized that has He's ■ •Back' Again! m jJ lf l n a t u r a l f l a v o r iw iiT s a ed, K raft-I ANOTHER HOSE --------------- — ---------------- awttuossl a FEATURING Haynes & Beck hold off Ik ir Tky tUswaw, COMEDY FUNHTKRM Cornish Bros. M U S IC A L W UAKDH Alhe Sisters er..for a perfect star^ for perfect enjoyment Ac r o b a t i c d a n c e r s ‘ VALUE This hosiery Is mad# of selecteJ yarns and fast d y .s, and aasurrs unusually long wear and service. The Revelers STA G E ON T IIR . . j Tfreatone SPARK PLUGS Sold Fxclusivcly By* KCRBBN Un*-Drgal'a D arina Wild Animal Thriller J . C. Penney, Inc. SI2*214 E. I at SI. • . HAND A Bevy Of Beautiful Girls . A Set Of , �F s— -4>J - A gainst OF COX IS Ordinance ls e Advertising i h ITIONED FOR IsF aUpheld By Court HNET PLACE THE 8ANTOWP HKKALP, fANFORP, F L 0 1 P A . , T T T 1«IU T ,>1», 14. 1 >■■■■0 i— T h — e -^ * * — W E E 'mmmm■— — i K S I ' — W W rernor Of Ohio fas Form er NomiFor Presidency II , Fab. Id.—(AV-A new ___ woven ir is th* fabric iFterident-cIcct Roo*ev«lt’a of,U1 family yesterday—Jam es i, C#X. of Ohio, ltom icralle *angt* for president in 1920. M. Karlay. national •n and the manger ot ths nt-clrrt In tho recent camcalled yr*t#rday at the of Mr. Cox here. .qurnlly, th* Roorevcll _____ maker* began talking Cox w ar secretory or ombosswlor i London or Foils. Cnx was lb* in tial nominee in 1920 when lt|lln D. Itso*eveil was candifo r vice president and a* an | ttnm im r mat* h* 1* r*pe*t*d to liva hVtb curslderation Dorn Boosevrlt. fg. Farley also talked business h u .ii a w .^ U w .* ' . but It was stated by M tk parties th at no business was i Farley M the he*<l man In. the Vjlaoaavait patronage mganisatiuii '-'and that g o c s’for Tammany, too. II* I* firmly remaining away from daai* and Mr. Curry was *•> PLOBIOA ySUIT TO A CALL ’ roRNIAN. Csch winter fee four years Congressman H. J. ’ Lirene of Flee Ids hss presented P re s id e n t H eover [ A ■ cl Cell forms with / M ’ c r o to s o f s ta le d rw « t orsrgss end / M L ■ g rip s fru it. H' r l TM p r o i l d o n t l H L \ J - thinks Mr*. O n n . 1 > on tho stops of tho Whits Mouse, whllo TtCHNOCRACY HITS T H I H0R1KOld OoMln Inepeeta Uye vohlele IU In­ venter. Lee OtdfbM (fight), olalms will dlsploct the horse In delivery work. The unique pockogo ear hae a replaceable motor In tho roar, n* frame, and li spar* s lid by a tingle hand l e v s —’ (Continued from h i * Ona) investigation tn tll tha a td of tha present crop aoanen arte# hngrtwg itself accused of eloUtlon Ita own rules. B tprearaU tim a o f i t m d l t producers In Florida. CaUfotnlo and New Mexico, objected rigo#o n ly to the leteatiiatio n ta d sought uiuueres’ fully to have Ike p rtre rtin g s dlsmbsed a fler Mex­ ican grower* and Import* (ram Cuba had etteeked the preheat outy as "eseesalre." A. H . Itainea, of New York, a t­ torney for domestic producer*, u l d be was unable’to see why tke Investigation was ordered. lie centended th at "In# Preaid tn t otdcrfrd what he had no rig h t lo ore’e r under the law—a hur­ ried-up Investigation." Hubert U O’Brien, commission chairman, Intarrupted to » j r tk* President’s written InelrucUons la the commission o»)y requested an Invcrligallon w ithout specifying speed and the commission sought to espeuit* tho hearing on lla own resfonslbllity. ir Of Commerce In & To Be Solicited J Ctty A U eraty Wn*en repsrted th a t Mary Sm ith, who kmm week* ago Wed suit agalnat the City ace king the cellectlea of several coupons she holds, had •mended l w w rit to claim the dividend recently received by the CUy from the Seminole County HOOVER SEB8 GOLD BASIS AS WORLD’S HOPE • • • * *r< (Continord from Pag* One) RKTTY BUOO MADC AN • RROR wh»n ihe brought h tr aand patl to Miami Ooach. She find* th at the pall will net held even a middle xued seeoout. VKIIO BEACIf, K#b. I d . - ” 1 am aluift in my accounts and ran not free Iri* was the brief penciled myssay.e received by Mrs. II. (5. Ket’elnxe Saturday morning from former tlly elcik , II* old Red­ stone. The-iuArwax w ritten a t the Mayflororr Hotel, Jacksonville, and a’»o ronlalnel u message to a fritn d here saying tha'. he .... .Id never bf seen again. Mr. Krditnn,. left this city on Ihe m i d n i g h t bum T u e s ­ day night and hae i j|Seiitly been In Jacksonville or " Saturday CITY APPROVES ACTION T A K E N ON LIGHT RATE (Cnntinufd from Pag* On*) home a'*l l- glnnlng a t tho south­ ern edge of tha proposed state m ad to In f u le riparian rights, the Commissioner* will give him a receipted hill for sons* $1100 In hulkheid lien*, anil convey him title to a *trfr» <*f l»ml h*twe*n hi* property and the south edge of th* nrw road. R-cognlxInr Ihe »xl*te-r# 0 ' •cores or lottery ti'k e t "tlesmen who sre knowu_ t> be selling hendre.ls nf dullant worth nf llckets In thin county weekly, the T’ornmisclorers llstfn* l to th» first r iwlieg of on orllnance that will prohibit the tale or poser*ri-n- rf T h s tlrtlU C---- * f l tv Clerk V. S. I*m *"n rerorlbd that the r m tm l Florida Tranonortvlio* Cm. operst-r* of tho “Oseeola," had mailed U>* A**Edward J. Flynn, * New York JW gfltlary of who is #*p , Ih* th* FfexWenl-elecFa it hand man on Now York job* lap pe rn, to be away win-ti Curry ' |u d her*. Mr. l urry said hu talked thing* over in grner141.’ ' '4 Word from the Roosevelt " !, the Nourmahsl, r*rortrd ^ next presiilrrjt still fishing R{4 swimming in the w aters af ‘g Baham Islands. AIRMAN V I N 1 W PLAN RAILROAO AID. Th# Natlanal Transpor­ Whllo fa r av.ay frem tiro | h>I1LEADER. Adolph.Hit­ tation Commutes, which plan* mean* of restoring ler, head Cf Osrmany’a lana on I earns nf presidency, tho railroad* U oconomi* ateMilly, pteteeod In Paxelats, whe upset BIT- Roosevelt i* loktiq; JM|vonoonforonco at Woohlngton. L. »* r-—Alooandor the tu ro p e c " political o f . his vacatum s^ruU o Log go, Congrtooman tam ual Raykurw, Alfrod Rplcturo.w han ho bopar* Ills inaugi-rut nddrr ’ 'g m lth .and Barnard R a r u c h ^ - ,Thto address wbl call fur a ville, and Saturday evening It rtm p t "ndw dea^f' Ir.cligllng a wav revealed (hat over $$$00.00 te l session nf ths* new Conrrcled IMW more, only when le- where he lg and hovf to fight him. arh I* now on han,| nt the city "But this enemy .wears no uni­ t mcvtlni: of th* gover- rlc r’ia olTIco and over $100.00 In Ido ib» |ii.0tM Inhabitants alth* 4H states on 5<ar. lit chrckx.-Thu entire audit will toko •-r>.tv hero we h.l vr plrveil 60.00 form and taken no position nn any r ;8nd q s ta rt on lb* talk* with th* several weeks, hut an immediate ■taro, cun we pioclolm a definite front. He Is eserylfhero—even Ruropesn w ar debtors who are rs -h c n it will reveal wilhin n within us. So far a* 1 am con­ - Uk^ng for lelirf. week what, |f a ry , shurtage ex­ cerned, Uierw to no sacriftoo 1 f Rebart (lore, o f Chlragn, who ists. • would not be wilVng to make to . h host of the Deinocrslie leadMr. Redstone npv imtter two fight this terro r— no plan,, how­ >'-arm llatlo n c j here, sml others of bonds, one for fbO.UHUMI os city ever revolutionary ami hold, that tha party linvrlrd by airplane to clerk, snd onn fur $l,IMMI.OO u* I wind,) not try if I could iro In 1,.'Havana and return yesterday. An r» shier o f the light ami vrotrr deIt an even chan:o oj success. : Informs! luncheun was givrn p tetrn rn t. The Royal Indemnity (hare a t which the mayor of Ha­ Company was Immediately noti­ ••If I did not know that there vana spoke In reply to (Sure. war nothing but destruction to he fied through Ils local tepresenla• ' Farley will b« the guest nf tlve, Mrs. Helen lolly, a t the re­ drvired from the pro Jo-‘1 of infla­ RClMR. -Drainage of l’11’ *’• n* - honor tonight at a dinner to U quest of Jhe city council. tion, 1 would be ho first to advo­ it,.. Mar-lies lint Bild-d a cate Its trial. But I am as cer­ l - .I*!*" by th* Rnusevelt Club. tain i« th at we are sitting here K < Tk* first tool fish story from I ‘ Ih* Roovuvelt yurhting ciuise rh'ef tvoiks urt te rtn k r' in the . . . canto In tor* last rig h t ami it re­ ,,,.nt K u 'c ltt scheme of I. t*ported th at tho I’rrsldrnt.eleet -'.ainullnti wbltlt bus lu tn in pt»g1 "lost one as big as u wbnlo," less in various parts of Italy fur |>KKMIIIN(i RECOVERING vi Tho messaga from the N our-| rv irn l y«*r». a:<ktohnl,, tha yacht of Vincent AsMIDLAND, Tex. -D r. W. E. ThU foimldnblo prnbtem fur -«* J tor, said: Ryan raid C m . J«hn J . I’er.hrng baffled the clever­ TITUSVILLE, Feb. » . - T h - . enturlc* '■■’•Tho Presblrnt-rlect had a Mg w in im prnvlrg from the thrvat Jr, 'day. Took about 30 small fish— remaining $#23,IKK) of county rnnd est engineers of Roman Kmpeiottrj Infret ion an I bronchitis from X‘ »*v*ral large ones - tot} one as anil bridge. Umds voted by the medieval Pop*» un«l Nap<d,uit I. which h* Im* been suffering for The' -la rg c it waste ui bird laxpuyers of Brevard counly In r f big aa a wftale.” several days. '• Thla is the first account of the 192d wer« destroyed hy burning known M the 1’nnlinu Mar hea fishing rrru rj of Mr. Roosevelt following an all-day session of tho lies ulnio|t ot tho g tle s of R»me. fnissionrr • The d istrict l*g in j. tit mile* south OR his Boulhern cruise, The pirs- Imard slgr.rd by Vincent As- ro-enlly. The lionds were vemovwl of th# eap ltrl und rover* about W ws* l from s safe In th* office nf the (WO sq rr. 1 * mile*. An eortbqusko In about 300 U. C. Is said to have f* ; ’ While Ihe President-elect was rV<tk nf th* circuit court and Ink d< sltoyrd l ho natural Uininui:r of cn to tl>* bnaement o f th* court . tagging a t tho fishing linos uff thU region. r. u»* Bahama Island 1, Jam es A! Hundreds *f mile* nf cr-ruls, t i .'.Fhrley, natiunal chairm an, was tom e of them ntero drains anJ continuing conferences a t tho lent1 tliers a* wlvlu i 1 lm|)orUnt. rlv I Potery headquarter* uf tha Item, its , have been dug out, und wliero p - W tete In tho Mlanil Hill.n,>re llofContinued from Peg* One) only n few ycarv otr» thero was UJ here. nothing but desolation them now sis" by the principle* nf th* bank­ rises th** new Iowa of IJllorio. ruptcy bil| now pending before v Many funillh-s b.iv/p o ’ready taken Confreaa, Irglslatlnn to perm it farmer*] luitsi-usii.n of their farm*, about in retain their homes and lands by r .MnaitrIng m o' r | gage* Ibrough a 60 percent r*d action of principal on,| a W 2-3 percent redurllon of In to m L [W EY . Feb. Id^-W lltlam Do­ lnrnnt.v of term ptk ea hy reji Hlapelton, form er proxldont de-tlon of production, oncouragod tha Baldwin county bank a t through rovsrarnent ••as* of land U*y Mlnnette, and O. C. Hall, taken nut n f production. *®*r cashier, wer# released aft'A n International agreem ent on ;’*C giving bond nf $3,500 and $2.- votc.l against. Commiuloner A. cxleJ what h a , been arcamplishoJ, BfVI yach shortly a fte r their ar- A. Dunn, of-611ms, did not Vole n r,| what I* aim*,I a t fog the fu­ Revisions of t h * Yeptxiltea I p rivcntly when th^y Were on tho-motion. ture. Addressing n Irrre number treaty I* remove "agd old causa* TjAtekoUd a t th* county Jail on A fter tho vote. Commissioner „f country folk w h ? .Jw l tam e to - fTXoJ Jury irdii tim nt * tutulirrg •Fm toaberry flirt a w rilton dio- l.illorl* from the neighboring fa r world conflict" and thus speed, -T^-C oonti of attem pting to de- seating op'ulon on th# question town* of the Kumsn Canipagna, disarmament. Rmluction of tho federal budget Ui# bank. . ,■wMeh- t a l j ; f tb» D»r# said: to lei* than $3,0O0,00QUWO hy a q » Indktm ents with 32 count* "I* vat* no botaiix* all overhead "Today la a great day for the ■Ilnst tha form er president; has ba*» paid, Th# bond* can't fascist Uovol.itIon. It is a happy fsoo,000,000 saving. Hi«ra*qt o | $3.d»9.31 school ha sold until ttoy will bring 93 day for the Agro IV ittoo, » gl«HRaising $15,000,000 of new revlhr»# counts: NcoivJfur d r­ rente at which time Ih* counly nus day In th t bbdory of th* ra> enuo tram beer. ' In an Insolvent bank, eav- will h* back I# normal, and th* Repca) of prohibition. , tlon. T h at whkh for S300 year* Unto: obtaining loans from manor for th* bonds may and .boa been attem pted la vain hi* .Corcring of all emanrenry ap­ ank without wrilton con- probably will ha needed for cmcrIweom# today » Using reality. , . propriation# by now revtaao hwf>f tha ,11re :to n , ala counts 1 gentice th a t IU I arise, such a t ftetent ter stnklnp fund sad hte Wn Indictments fur convert- h 'ttiln g o r apiU|H* ;o( bridgoe, MT# taexy, with tha official innaguiallon o f the now Eo.xmune of teguat, , J ' tenk ipropeH jj'aad making AbspJonment #f tk. ■ prvoonk l lttooU, aaa»idq« I P B Ph#v* P P HacR 'ttetrle* In coM act l on with voatpliihes] tho first stago of our mpthail of tw aadry fliwnriog, Jv cV Indtetmoot right ’couaU. Journpy. Wc have won tho first * IndbteaanU with IS emmta NEW PROVINCE IS ADDED TO ITALY BY RECLAMATION For PhncRoute To ORLANDO, f i b . Id.—Flail* tor rem p b tb n ef 'a modern ate rout* from Orlando to Jacksonville aleqg the SL Johns R irer are p regressing satisfactorily, aeroidlag to announcemmt by Llm L R. C. Nl'sos, technical dlragtor. Iasi night. The lieu U f P it emergency laadlOR f b ld , ...would be built along the route snd polatod out U a t towns and elite* arc co-operating with terminal airport teelllttoa. TK* move to make Orlaado the alt capital of Florida U agouored here ky tha Consolidated Civic Aviation committee, headed by W. T. Morphy, general chairman. J. H. Lott, vk# chairman, L. O. Mote, secretary, a n d Lteet. NIIs«n. technical advisor. The com­ mute* eteo laalwl** Mayor S. Y. Why. who repieem te the city; S. J. Hllgh, Or*age county eommbtro r; O. A rthur-Y ergey, Orlando Junior Chain to r of Com mere*; ||. W. Caldwell, Orange County Chamber ef Commerce: M n. Geo. II. Cox, Soroslx ehib; J . IL Lott, Klwmala club: David Layeock, Rotary Club: Mb* Bophle Orundler, Orlacyo Buslnegx txn* P»ofvsslnna) Women's elah; W. T. Morphy, Uons elah; H arty Jaryb, Exchange club: Joe. A. Glbeault, Civltan >club; H. C. Mul- Highway Bonds Of Brevard Burned By Order Of Officials BALANCING OF BU D G ET SEEN AS GREAT NEED 2 Bank O ffic ia ls fAxe Charged With Defraud Attempts H H41 tedl Verifying tela. "B ut wo a r t Fn*d«U and Wav# 041* #i#* tainted rathe* toward th* future than th# past- Until every k a ttla lte * h a « g woo, #ro catnot aay 'Uive euA Feb. 14-c-An appeal peepto of every community f t organlxe Vigilante association' to work wHh U te RptionaJ I agen­ d as aow trying f t defeat organ­ ised crime. U eo u ad el.b y Prof, i f b a IL Wlgmoiw o f th* Northgesiem U niversity school of law, te- the American Inslituta of Criminal Law and frim inology loanehre' a campaign a g a in ! criminal activities. , Tha in ltita te / he * a y i.’i* going to circularise every ^chamber of n m m rrce la im u n u e a HtaiespyNSACOLA. Feb. Id. - S t a t e rtcontmendalldne fo r such 1,1^ ) ,^ ,^ |Mpcclnrs and Sheriff erganbafieo. | | . r . (;,n d y j n t n x h y etartm l 1 la tro d y in g a aerlea of arll«lea a campaign against truck drivIn the Journal of Criminal Law , n who haul rveemiva loads am i nnd,. Crim lnotoyy^ ^ to e L J to g ^ n U a .n lr to .- m to d fTIBF,*'iTnrf, *nr lY rp in ff, in i n nnr i r m t . current b lu e , says that successy. Cqpprr. o t Mohile. was arfnl suppression of this menace re itrd when his truck. Inadcil with requires that the pcopfc organise rra>|n h arrvb, w a, stepped on then ae effvctlvely ag im n t crim inal Mobile highway and wrlahed. activities as crim inals have or- The truck and >uul weighed 11*.r.00 igaaixed against society. officers said. Which Is over the I Tha main rc n o n this form e f lim it nf td.nno pounds set by th r lerime, which Include* bank rob- lis ts law. antomobile thefts, freight County authnritlew wild they U B n l d o - etc., has hem ahkn to wrmbt rrvwprrwr*-wlth »rnfr*nfflr Enekrrd so well,- Pnifcsxor Wig- rers in slopping the listilim r of Inara'deelgr^** l" because of th r excessive loads ovrr the slate I n y criminals hew* become or- tdlfnway* In thU county. K nebcil ioto.syndicates, system A state highway inspector is ■ tirally planning everything they in the county checking on traffic. H a, , , He carries a set of portable H | f the people a re going to or- s-nle* for weighing of trucks and M a k e as thoroughly n t the crini- th e ir load*. Drive Is B Iwn. aa soon as an rraorgtncy p s, ail of these various agen| could pbH together to track In Ihe crim inals, bring them to llhment, and through comtlcatlng with th* national pn>jve assoclallona, r r t a t tho f root of th* trouh)*, which Is ^ t n bo a national syndteot*. ^ e o o n tx yriminabs realised t they risking being caught in rcritable network of vigilante U|p, Professor Wlgmor* bef t . they would curtail their k'llie,. f or Ihe past IS years a vlfl* Drainage Of Tontine Marshes B a f f l e d Clever E n gineers Poopar, local bonj broker, who proposed to glv* th# City $10^ OOi) in City bonfa and $1700 In restured rnupons in exchanga for delinquent tax roceipt* on a errtnin piece nf p rto rty for the y rara 1929. 1030 and 1931. Mr. Coorer nr«nosed to pay th* City about 1500 In caxh In payment of 1032 loses on tho.property. Th* Commlssioeera ordered thgk Ihe delinquent tax m il be posted n t the door of th# City Hall In m c AGO, Usrta organisation hat b m M t t ap In (Ivt middle w attam t tataa, en d rr th t direction of tha aheriffs in the tarlowa counties, by the honker»' a u tc la lio a t, and In nD I hoar • tataa, a t long oa b itaratt who maintained in Um vigilant##, bank robbery continued ta be re­ duced”, declare* Uw f lr tl artiela. by K. C. Maum irra «f tk* Ulltoia B an b rn ' Association., Tke first bnoof effq.-tlv* thin* aMtorUta ran do to end car thafta, neeordlng to the articia by Jam ei K. Bulger of tha C h ^ a t* Motor CHth, h to work together In p roving atata legislation requlring certificate* of title nod in­ terstate ro-o per* ion In Itachtg stolen eehkles throagk ap-to-dato rxe.*ords of ownership. Ctirb.Over- ■■J a x F f o m O r l a n d o Former City Cleirk Of V c r o B e a c h l s Short In Accounts ‘— PAGE t t l t T R SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, W ANT ADS KATES TUESDAY. FEB. 14, IMS HAVE YOUR WATCH • repaired by an* who really knows bow. Itriggs, Jeweler, Flag. Av*. — ■ » . , » Mik LOST: Kalra large while and or ang# spotted hound. Notify C. C. Howard. • «i tk* FOUND: Small black and white fox terrier. See O lrd a Dysoa, Mayfair. FLORIDA SEASON L-AutotetrMej! MIAMI BILTMORE NATIONAL HORSE SHOW FEBRUARY tL«a \ jlm 'W A N T K H as maid. cnokTor laundress. 1710 W.' 10th. St. r o l u R n COLORED WMpan w en t. work, took, housekeeping q r house cleaning, Carrie Widiamx, 1207 West 131h. St. MIAMI • •■ L ^ ‘‘r w ’ ,' l& DOHEITy* Pro, 8#r#nty four ^axtllal wd $|>rto*RlRy MW karnaao a n 4 jtp n fln f horam nsr ^ 4 hi tha South,—tocludlA| rhamptoni Ir m 'i • •* • »!••«. 1 i d .: f MftH teft 1 J a, ttHislI I da .* ••»*, ft R f|» > i f. 1a to*, '!*•■ •’lew f^- • r IU-Ir. lt r. ,.o* . „ h I. Ills* I It | *d •‘ol.ii.. ■ fitishursh, ln.lun..|«.llriTTMIHiRtHt’ f • 2 «l. <r* r*. r.tlHit nh.t ■ Midi . 'l i t \ I>t\Cltsp.N .... hi $»»••» |»* rut* •w»tol#-»j$ir. ilt I* ****** «•%**«•« rnt»#, n,i>hi #| •• • f dir siIVl. IX ISU I S tM 'i l l tlVIKISI thrill..,- „ »ld»a I I i .S M ; Idd 1 • IlldIV f, t'l"'*.' ' I st. c lr.i MUili«r ' r* l'» I. It | Kite «» Thlhf I 1 i.HHlrrst- s l i , it. I Hdt|tf»l|i a n }••**q; mark* t ffm I *d,dfr«, ItttllhMtda ] |»r«re #v«iUff | |l* ,| ’ 1 TALLAHASSEE. r*b. II ThKlurtito enwrgrnev relief admi’i LK C iA L N O T IC E 1 •->,ntion vpvst 9 1’*• i 1 J viilimf employment ami o ........... uw %r r i i « %t n » \ >*im lief for W«,:*ll I" r-> 1* I k k liM .li January, • there j .• to I *g.|*>r RpHIwr MY #*| Ikr I.MKrRi tr r r s of $25,i'gr.» uv.-i 1 1• • «IRt«|»w . | $ftr ' l i l f fff 1 fteVklte. em b er, Tlii, a m iriM W o " ju nta,|,'. ' the re 'v the mfvlvnry I f ailmin’alratio 1 > cn ' . Th I’ bn-.jf albitrd l" t , • ntie of ' l lori'ln i« obtained ' l>•sn from II - Rccnnstreetii'n I s r • 1 o-I*-i ., iti« i to le »h* 1 . i In1 in tall \hd*Ml r fia -rat ni I menls from filin' ti hi-hwny fttnih r*! • n:, I to P o : r m tK •dIII « bin. 1*1Frits, jl Th . ri r" rt b .- !hxl P*', pm 4 $)•! I I ||.*4 (cent o f the pop !|- 1 of Flo'i 1 > f»»l* he looked lo tin m l h in I :M d .•toll If* iiw a z h jiitn c y i.w i- O’tu uiuv^b* thto ’-h created III- s r ' ber in January ,1 . • ■• I o-i” but per >ill over--th l or teli',vi’ 4, /■ piV 1 ili'*. I'lt • t|Asl*»f r.^ ref ti..., 1 '-fcriH *''.'1 in In* typical «'f i«a i.| (oldI *if thd» O I*'* hiko r :v ra rk *’••• The* I■•ti*.'** UR4 f • *|M| Hr |.lA , n phyi>iclao. anilw'i a* fo*‘«»kih*: * J I»l» 'I’MI* ' *,rVL **|Dd|||ttsf) t iftff, nml «lrrK!«<| **| um nrltliv? F\pr Irfaftliotl f«»r Dip ri’l'd to s oiiyV. Ifivitsi rumm n iir M i*»t TW t *i * a i n e t \ t •• li'nintc affiliated , | ou,-nnif tboOirws —stown • nor eh— *.»*s *vrffh the rid*Mftm!*ftiT Mayor It I where nr* c,r si-iin*1 It. The onll 1 f • llnlntd, $»f \!*hniMfiii' Sprlnrx.! narv fi r m h t'i te r i ’ without ( V,’’ , kks * nmrti Ih ru n t,, ft* tfir ( | .ind.nilb n-i Job t > to’ «**• i khi.il, I ..n th - f«i m ■>- el ew h rrr, •• foilf, I.- | k. V*,’ niipll I foe n , ,, ; nl l.r -nd i* h o , -n n in l, f**e a • " * •* (!*• r tifi.r I F r in P ij ^ <lrt« I | ’ 1 nl>*. 'V tAllI.N’OTON, Fch. 11 i,v> |»y aettrri $»f I!•##-.• f• « nl i in Im pxor it”- ,|i.*r*ct nn I ,, M.irtn for Ihe safety ,.f |h r ns- plirktfMl n»lh profit ».f litos to d•**#,rt, P < ^ ‘ - * * ^ . . . •, ■ •r dtui) I s j . I »*»n, % (n l-*4h hmn» * «*a nf c»t!r«. •*Ni»t nply with p*i»fit, **f X ’M* , witii |h«* Cni yy>i<, M njc »,t »’,| t.. ht llnnn.i *.*ihf, • Tb- IU ,t*> wo-L I ho rr r r r « l h n |,,T‘ ,p ,rn ‘ r<* atm n . S »lld I't At I *iif»lie* builHinr « in tfurtion | for r tempi ion nf Ihe ijV tnrjr of a ^rn o t#f prldlt* in tho mHkh allow r I I be I n r-" ’ I ld»n|j», who l»v thd*ir p;irrnntiniiFi ti» p in / 4 leading •»(•* •»T%lrc« frmn fho f* prp , I r «it o f fl.e lb- r'd ' Iren » " n’»l earn MO n .n-.Hb in the Smith** building •rtivitU ’d, j Iv'low nppn'prinU«>n flrrrnU in iht* Ikip.n^D . tMmr fn -rnli/to Dm .n inhu-h fenr1.rt| tin* | tfL# ^ iitin s l»rn«llnij (f’lifiiHiiy lull. ‘ awnnU (< , _________ — TH^ - pminv ,it t h s r »vi dlop^M- J lir |HP!." H r foM fh’ll i**t"rr t|nf# ontittnl January,* [* small computcil uitb mrnl hriidd m ln m In tt» • tr dto'N h»nii»»n rm tlt h ill oil I «*f. <W$ti. Mr, y»«$| Mr-. ILaiIl the high figure* o f ’some month, .% per rrnl nf m* lit '•dlf'dFil, gif W.teld f f 'l l t , Af • i i' P| In ttm Ip last year w l|en_J«lcraL- U-iMide ♦ionrtf-fifr-Ttrwf •%t~~ r«.w Vr»*d, Mrm*rvfr?, tt'linut. nrrYlllr, $.f Mt. |h*m, ^lr. an I work w ai at ils height, •- vn*vr*l In iKe* ronf^rt* *'‘» d| m »n\ idltinm \iht$ urn* amnnr M t i: T lfainr«# H i I Mi In In .trial ard cnrineerlng job. Smnfge nn«l Ilf*" o mi i Jlh* ••Nd fy • r , |!d'Fg dt; | I**f $#|-8, Tl»«* Vw |l Hnin«*d, ,^^r. nn,| Mr* V.**. .account for $ IJWJ.imkj in the Infflro 1*111. v |iie-l| MIAMI I'rv-Ulenl t Id I Ilt III'* I ll|l I $ dd« II I * Ml I nrtnn*» •*( Hr. Jnhit llo rtfr, D rtirn l I*cr H a im , H. I.. MitttMd*. $df A1 January ■tr ia l an,f include r vari­ nirpsiirr n<d i I dt. • i ' ' ' l l - nl I I I i •' v in jilt, IriivrrijHf I »t»\•*!. II. InmanV Snrlnr . II. W. la i h r , of sr\\ i « n «vYim: ll«* H liBiff ety of work such as iitdo-.lri.il • d«\ «$*- rtf it r n r I’l u t l t l i l . riitim m ii y i'i nil. I ’iwiiBfiinn |n I hr Itnh.mn I I idV dfcW dH M l, Hniph l*alrho .,f Sli*n«* I> |t % M ull I l*lt k fl. Ffanl, Il"fry M. Kviffler, An p la n t', filling station, on,I pit flte* lift ’ «• nnv.il ».ea i n n iR M\ t T i f i»r kv ,!:id V*«*n. nn.| Dr|ipr.il (Smiil ham. Mir**,, H. M. I'sn n u flh / •*» w;ili t i m» aturli !»•• i* noini; i»» re-jes, lever, and Hikes, sew er .1 :1,1 Hr* trifi»r!iv»n kimiM *! i rt ‘ \ i r u l l r * . $:iM»f»t * r fur nil, lw* nidi, h*Vf Itjnifi :»»»«*$* In; l#»f svhiitil, 5. |i. Iliffhfryfkinn# mi I ,»t m m ill Hi.* l.kid * w ater works projects and miscol- trv in n • filnt rfi$ i i (I, Iv t ltd' *' * r dl It I* |in tr Wiilrn* •!.»>. laneou. uniierlakings. rnnir pnf» nf F!n*idla, nn.| shoultl i Karl Lehmann, of Hanford. i s t I t* #*$• i r w v , ti *rit>i iti*i nhili* In I fin ••••wn*»* l‘ I't t npi'nlii.*«| upnn. nt r i in :i n \ *r m i: i* •* New iinlusliral rn trrp rl'e s nn lit! INIMd K^nnrlh I lim an . |dn*«itl**nl $»fl ■ler way last month inrlinie sev­ \ |*. » S , , «|d-s II If ' #.f ‘ Ilt IIEt I.AIM V AST U 'R K A fir. llitnrii I nflrffo in (llilii, n<mmrnl •\»* »dll|| I l>«td| dlld|»l I “ IldM !••#•$* eral power plant evteiv-.ion 1, n n*> in|rn»diln i!$*f, #»c , |^t#.r, tto . | 4 I* * s | lit ••ltd* Writ I lift *••1 nn th## mmlinir i»n.| ((•« pi pi*:, nrw textile mill, a chcmwol pUui. STtV YOTHT. r . b. l i - i d i tots- !• it titir te i ' • I i't Ikf* TK## fsVfmnnn m i t r t n hr linnr? fnpr. np | ftf|M that nn lfii«* several oil le firrite r, icc nod ndd . f t | It-f, rto ,# fttt Ik## pi$r* |ir 4 baric \V. ‘.'"ii . sin f uml« I *.....ltd. IlMki .«i I**.ii 11.if storage plants, canning and park­ uotifil ta|3ii»d’«#ir f|$ llw* n*»d« r nn- I** fiid.1 ki«i| In Florida, !»•• i« rnf$ A plait nf slrnivl ern e , ’me i,nl examiner "I New 'o i l , • llv. pr$*< n lO rfP** rrnlRYtiifnl pm vinrnl Hint Dili l.« n frirtnl ing plants. tl . f. >l|t .• Ik ’d* f v.hlrh m eam red it, • Iv t ' Inlay ill the death of Srhaaf i»pnni in «n i E.Mvnnonno v»»*iiv $*» •ly •la ir. l i t in I hi* itf, Two oil refineries are p ro jrc ta l i„eli< , in eirt'Uinfe'eiue !• uv iCMiltnl (iom nat n al vim no t *i .1 lt^fi’M»0* at Htofin lfk«itr*l* «• fur n rnunlr»Tl»d* Irndfr Im.ly offl h t i nnitlfl ||t| ill -tlll'I. 4*1 ' phi lo T hr llefutd .' d " , by tot »iiv inluiv n’teitrl itt th ill i» d*dir- .** ptMint? fhnl nn!** « m . • •» th** m il KOI, BAI.K: KII..I. |,U n rl H-i lispfm cttl« urn w ii|p, tli,, »»!»*♦?«• KiidD* ni I h r pi n ’ nf Ihrir Marrh •I T. Join , well-k’ nwu l . i t ' 'Ion C .inm n fight. I'M!. $«till I h nt 'll . I Ids I |M’t 'hatching rgg*. Gen. E. Wilson, Ki*vv * *ill l>»* nhdold•• it nl liy F* !l». with any n lh rr nnm lry, \rc hnvr i »k- grower who for • is’ p ad id|*t**.lf lit Mill l-ik r Mary. • ■ li li." i been farm bin; iu:tnj !•« • !» r n r n tn l in ma)nr »»n P .ster t ui .r, If ^ lit* tililv In Fn* f* f#* r rrnf nt! IIF.IT.AIM \ t s i \ i It KM. H I Hr iif.ivrr nl I,- il r n e e r y s iofe- with iioila I»fl * Idrii’ti rt*kf«* - ■(*«! |n Itelfrr * In flint*,** niMinr: S -I pnf. It#* icr.tnlI Ibul Ml?nlma htm an n-ilurn rhnn-rr*, >ited berrk-n. Mr. Jop,' FOR SALK: Nien Mttle- business, Srnnlnr tllnrM m , Ml. rmin.)# on# Ih- la •i ll- , ’ HILLINGS. ....... tli” l i ’*ri r x urn luken fnon , li-'d tl Ms '.dri l l Kl’s*' l i. Iklt conveniently pirated, doing well, «»F Ihn SVnnln milffteTM, liy $V* k*r may )**«»nffne*M In p Ie mnrr in I . • ii 1 Id I1JJ. , *Ibl ration • f 2 l.ixui *on ,. of for. if reason for selling, going nwny on pNFtmrpifkl hent|«. InrlnBnif Sn<*. lh«* n v il | VI yrar> wbrllmr wi» !,i, it In i prrsll'rrd I n v VVlt.l,t\M V I 1st.li* ,,f Ihe I’U” 1 I tanil’ in reun r i , t It* t • l*» i; dtdUrll|dti*E account land health, business fully rrlsr*' Ailnnn ikf iHn nivy, wl'» lihr it nr not. Tiii< T$ pnf *'fit i » , -• f„r snm r lime. TI"' ■ I' T oppCCr'O llP <■' .'ll. J n ’ ler National I ■ ■ li.i k b rtn equipped including licenses f„r ••fti<| it d*„ii|,| t%nt T | -!*lp*d nni „f Wfiiildl prn*li .illy annihilate Hi rturiril. <!l IUI, Ihullgllt. 19.33, price very reasonable, in­ rnmniNhlnn. rFilf*f* f A m ^ r i n A m rr'rnn navy nml make it p ’i quire 700 IuhhtI Avc. j nnvv In p -r r^n! nf D>' rnlotrly Imp* .«ih?p for im !,» ih c a s h I 111’ IIIdJdPITAUk IT’S AN III. WIND ilr m r lS nf Dis .Ininripdf fttetol nn.I fd*nt| niirnrUr*. \a j y f l jk .. Ib-vl t r r j l n l *'Tho yltUittinit ^ll Ihn Uuilil -i BtJSINKSS AND K i| u I p ni r n i . in , Ihn ild-«hnrri* nf 11.VV' . w iilioul "ilo iin g : J ,\t KSf'NVIl I I . T ro tei i fo II VR R LS O U R G T lu 11 » • r! te.itir. pnrHriilnrlr In th r Ofjrn* $100.00, rarninff $75.00 tnottlh, row*. • •” ui 'I Iv th e(tl thno and o , i i ' lhr Ifi |,i> |ol i' te n o p rrn tr in Koiiip, owner K«»*nif Thn ib n r r r r t n n d f n l \~ Ona i»rvrr hnnwa wlial ih -* prx» I" Ancknt AiuL *’" ! • '• N ’' ’If , to vrork. A r b of ot li i I" •Itev r i l l litinp for!It. Thi . w»$* 11 North, apply In prr*«n, nn mail i^## yppRtr i.v linMn-sn. «• '» ^ the M jslle .......... ido|iieil n 1 an«w rm l, fill! lacnoi Avr. Ihi)- Ailont * ln*!nr o»**l , (»i»d"n',«! iht* rnliipff nnr navy |n that nf a " m e-fro m Nt'w Kb.-I.tii I. N« V i’VU nnd Phil.id l|di i. Iona llrach. a^h o u th "irp tin n«*» «lr<irr wn*- i h l n N f i P power.** Any l!utlnA p|iroprln- - O f T radt> ~ R n'dv lion Called Menace , , . 00 To National Safety u l t t' 1 1 n K Toda; Phest C o ld s » v e s if3 im p jm iT TT'y.Tat .FnT™ ALLKY 001 Our 1‘rchi.storii \iucslo r r OH OOOO WMO ^ OUZJLE -THE CABDtrr RANTS HAVE CAKRlCO W f AW DAUOHTERV E /WUST D O . 4 SOMETHING f s. QUICK . wfJJW CALL OUT TH* ARMY AT ONCE / / in t.u r o c r- j im CAM t o MJM', f I Iau: OO MNMV. BUI VUU Mtc.t U1.YY |lt lit U><lit I HCTUUU OtniDGVE FOR A / V N.iULE.OtO HAL.' ' ! 11/ A L U V «> API1 •• r THIS PEST PFPt. IM . , roo uur.7 *12—Wanted FLORIDA YEAR ROUND CUWS ■instead u k lb itiM . •* riltl.A l’i t n n v IS ( m m - . , 11 * «#rt t • •> ft t te»-.„d tkI#*•u l *.»#' #.»# » f fdti ", te I •I,a 1. . >1 llksflh Mu 11tv %%,-st. 3 «l**t in.--llr J Uie. t-iM ay o r M ,-\»re tn„t, n ■•In# with it c’ i t in n pi rtlng gt o>l* store »d Df l i ’> shaft, s a l |!st«> g l a - ’ win,low. 8—Situation Wanted CORAL GABUS' S e s n io f id hT»r FIGHT MADE TO KEEP NAVY UPON PRESENT BASIS RENT AN Austin, /loadster or coupe. Sc p*r mile. Reel i- Son.., I’hono UW. TROPICAL PARK • ru try of last year. The valuation Tltriuiyh courtesy ot Ihe U. i\ I»cj»:xrIntent of Aurit iilturc in co-operation with the KWitl.i Ntatc MarkclinK Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Sanfortl rt'prrscntalive. Lsuuncibt. V — •* BALTIMORE. M d, Teh. 9 .-U T —Contracts totalling $19,472,000 were awarded In southern states during the first month of 1933 for building, engineering and con­ st rur lion projects, figures com­ piled and released yesterday by the M anufacturers’ Record show. These figures, token from re­ port* published la the daily con­ struction bulletin of the Msnufseturers’ Record, rover only Ihcwo jobs fo r which figures are available ta d exclude hundred, uf residential projects involving an expenditure of less than $10,000 rach. However, the total compares with 9HU'H7,ihmi for January, Celery Market Reports BamtmrA. I l.-eUte, f • r it** i\ • !«*•! Twmmin9. !> !. 14. i m . fh# !. t tre ,|. Catltel -ftlgsaoesatw m f 4>»TfF (■ IRef-.p I 'la tra far N«R4Rf. •>!». l l.W l t lfY IX IBEX. IfWfis.fi Kh»»»'fi f» N I. C » *lif lifthl. I. H. » irIi* t» r..iRi--€i Ltit.in i i t M*fg»i "Iki toeata #*f f r l r n fr«$te'ls • I- f MRUni*a«lH« INatrlrt |» *.•» *»•• 11 riflffi , »*••$! in. F*»ug tilfi l . -TM} r»hruiir|.! Irtalivk-teal) NRW KIND o r r.OI F R elief1 Committee Of F lo r id a Spent Big Sum In Month Herald Hemcmbcrecl Hy Is. Monroe Farniorl t—1xm) and Found BRILLIANT EV E N T Totals Of P ast Month Exceed RecordsFor I*ast Year Periods at lloaston, Tex.. and Baltimore ni a r<wt oFi fAjWO.OOO each. A fl.’i.llMl.ftN) hyiilo-vleelric project is cntleniplalrd on rite liavcwnaile R i.rr m Jllf'o u il. liv e * wniL in r- itneetom with a flood rcnlnd project a t l-akr (tkrrehoh n , i l l , will shortly be lot In contract at an estim ated co,t of tI,MK>,IW. 1 hr Appalachian l Iretrie Company iimmuwfil (ditp In January fyr a Jiaal^KHt plant re a r I in c h lm t;, Va. Projects In tu itin g SJOn.Ot'O each or more, onmtunred in Jtu n a ry , but for wlurh rititlraei* have ra t lo-»n M . k" I 'd r a bull, ell p'anl a t Miami. FI*.; a flO'yex* hydro­ electric plant at Abbeville. Jt. C.J a flnojMO ice ylaol a* HirelingIns. \V. Va.: a $I2.',tWq swimming P«"l a t C harlnlte, N. t \ ; a IHXLincinerator at K no. villa. Trim.: a $2ix>.nun power p i n t at Kirhland. Va.: a $ |nn.uru» , ,, finery t t (iratd fu ld. t *b I, . 4ml a simil e p te jrrt a t Kilgore, Tea.; a IK.n.nuo power pbu*; nl Ithdforil, \« .j a f ino.w xf tab . • mak­ ing | !.>m at Mcmphl . • a fl'JKJHxi oil project at Tam ps, and (uitter plant imiiruVCmen! at U rn reborn, N. I . ■ S K to l ~n ‘ Tomato Tariff To Scoaia Same For Seri Of Season \% t ' ■ - — - ( • WANTED ^ o ' BUY: a kicker In fanning condition, prie* must l« rrashnablr. Phone 201-ft. WANTED REAL KIITATK: HnI or tw0 acre* o f land aaitah'-j for home. Must b* high and dry. Title (dost b* go**!. Out of city limits. Prefer Sanford Orlando highway. Address P, O. Boa IM , Sanford. GOOD GRADE violin hew. MUST bo In A-1 condition. Call a t H er­ ald oifflca front 3;$0.to.6;00 P. 6L or address Violin Cara of H#ra'd. WANTED: O ort typew riter,'m ust b* in good condition and cheap fog cash, Fhon# 527. 0 .w ri‘> - IS—Apartment* For Rant ^ LEFFLER Apartment* on* up stair, smith apartment, - frig'dalre, garage, attracli*# rplea to psnoauktjt realdenU. Telephone 57$. ’____________ ' ■ t'»-rHou»et For Real TWO-STORY uafurnishod house. Good condition. 01$ So. Polmrt •o A te. Telephone 4X0-J. FOR RALE: Wordway aloctric washer. Usad a little. A. W. Dayi*l OAWffta SIX ROOM1! rdstwd. T x re rh n tk r.___ _ renting reawa Bog a IU Ilerel.l. *: ,-# v i , :•'!* • iS a ia & c a i . THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND llAUKx A CALM tetvvni//.'. UNDBA *saa aeAST“ r 5 h - m, o u t e r , k e e I A tO M T 18 L O W rtetD ^ NOW PACK DA S T U F F A F T /- G O O t i l D EM W A Ir p e n y e n -JK SiQWLrWBfiDS H e * WAX kA.r ompcRs/l Wp SI A B O U T He* o e c A S Move sreALTHr DARK HGim eB \6AtM*rrne t/QH T U & H T V i » i - > * ; .v a < C 0 A : * Y -9(7A* DA O r tL li » .) G IF t/s ttv itiD ! c i r DRUM W /sT ' K< f p tia ^ w e V * « o t eF E R rfH tf k MEADT b u t ft. T M E 8K U B t .» -.-» = * < ' ' a r.M w , y c i ' i l W-iV.K, W i l y f t PA LC-.'-D.-VJ^tO d U I 1 -! \> : r c .u m S J A t v i i 'L L H d K f f A p c # r 1V -5-V -- COMB T o iv / a ; r o a w e a r OF OA f l r u F P LOADCD v ClCR» H O TI MB I - 0 - '> 6 | a W f l \ 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. 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 14, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 14, 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 14, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ac0320ae8e25b2d0dda37a486735bbe2.pdf 51df03ed822442792280c44f1c863407 PDF Text Text • jv ■- . , * • • * [»_______________ * a Hurl K fV For ImmedfcteDuty Against M achado T A M P A . f 5 T 13.— (A .P .) — M o m th a n 800 a rm e d m en in T a m p a , M iam i a n d K ey W a a t a r e re a d y a t a m o ­ m e n t'! n o tic e to c o on a re r o io tio n a r y expedition to C uba, ................................................................ Judiciary committee o f the Cuban House o f repreeenta* tires who la auperrislnc an­ ti-Machado activities here. Dr. da U Proa, who lad the « • ff petition that started the revelsB ties In Cuba twe yaare er>. m M ^ yesterday a aew attew pt te e .re ­ throw the Machado government b certain nod outlined plaar for the attem pt, except when the expedttien will b a re and tha place where It will Unre­ al ace he w ai releeied from prison In Cuba h December where M had been aloe the failure of tha d ra t resolution, *.'Dr. de La Penn haa been directing revolu­ tionary actlvltlra. He l> bred of the Liberty Lcglen, revolutionary organisation here. The new erganlxaiton ta taking ever the work carried on by Com­ ite Pro C u b a ' end tha eTudenU’ romml11re. T he. doctor explained that la the feturo the revolullonlata will have one plan, one Mm and one chief, la the neat, he raid, there haa been "an e td lU a t apdrft . bat lack of eo-epentbn.M Dr. d r l a Pans balbvoa Carioa Mmdieta, rugar plantation owner and colonel in the war of ladewill kecfme temporary Schaaf To Undergo Cranial Operation CR068VILLE. T en*, Feb. I L - if f V - Canity Jndgo E. G. TeUett a a t d today he bee granted a writ *f hmbena corpoe for Coined Lake Lee and Lake Lem J r . apd eat a hear­ Ing on thetr yetHbn for Fab. » . Pending Uw henring. Colo­ nel Len was granted n $10,000 bond; b b eon a 48090 bend. Tbe writ was directed (a tbe sheriff a t Jaamstown te whom the te e s surrendered last Tuesday after Goyetwee McAllbter. boti­ ered . itradition to North Carolias w hen they .are under conrictien for hank law violation.. NEW YORK. Feb. A r operation will be necessary to relieve an inter cranial hem­ orrhage suffered by Ernie Schaaf, Boston boxer la his bout Friday with Prime e a r­ ner*. It 1a Indicated today by Dr. William Heoly, hia phyilejats. A huletin Issued a t Folyclinic Hospital where Schaaf la a patient said. "8chaafa condi­ tion I* not Improved. Hto coodltioM4s etui slrieu*. lodlcatlooa or* for ope relive tatarveation.” Schaaf Is beli*voi> to ho itill eemi-conecloui aad yortiaffy paralysed. Compsrisons Already Indicate Upturn In Many UAActivities NEW TORE. Feb. i a . - W l Buslneee morale may be bolstered In 1183 by a wide assortment of better.ihan.last.year comparison#. T hb woold be decidedly refresh­ ing afteV the long seriee of wore# aad wore* comparbone In the ■tatl.tice bf the last three year*, relating to pricer, profits snd volume of butineei. And buelneee enslyets assert that it does not require much op­ timism to look for such a develop­ ment, particularly In the Ust half e f-tb b year. Burin n s hex mein* lalned a degree of stability since last summer not experienced olnee the downward swing started, and only a .little Impnvement would bring encouraging comparisons In tbe Isst bstf ef Uib year. But already, a few of «M long-hoped-for-better-t he i*. hst-year reports have made their appearance. The, country's Class I railroads, tbe Bnresu sf Rsllwsy •(trogato hat bper at Ing locos a called Man- Ip December ef 19 percent over * 'd iets, "the man of the hour In that month a year previously, aad Cube." It was the flrct gain any month The revehtioatoU, recording bad shown over "n year ago” since to Dr. de La Parts, ere convinced July, I>l9. that loanr made to Cake era III*Furthermore, General Motors gal, bat, once in pewir, will try to haa reported sale* for January In poor them Is protect the integrity evens #f tha like month a year of Cobon credit. ago, the first time such an In­ "How mefiy men a n necessary crease has been shown since July, *• overthrow tha Machado govern, 1931. He total world s a in for moat" remarked Dr, do l a Pena. the month camo to 92,117 cars, "1 had only 10 on tha loti expo- compared with 74,719 In January dttlon and wa reared Maebmfo of 1933. aad hia government Ihoa", ha told. Business at a whole Is still well "With Jm t a littla' amra orgsal- uaicr 1932. ' B radetm t'a latest •atlon wa weald have overthrown weekly Index ef business activity tha government. than. etood at 48J, as reduced from 69.3 “The revolution WH] not bo to In the Ijka week of Ust year. Butdifficult m ana aright expect. In after January of last year, busi­ the ftrat place a hoot te 1-1 per- ness de*lined precipitately unlit neat of the people a n strong mmer, and most business snslagainst Machado l t d moot of the last-year report* have made their athar half of ana percent do not (Continued On Pago Throe) Ilka him bat a n afraid to admit M." Trade Body Group _ Harold WhiteFinedln Will Meet OnTuesday W Police Court Friday Forestry, exhibits, aad routine business connected with tbe opera­ At a epoclal aaaabn af Monlcl- tion of tbe trade body will come r discussion during throe yttag eon e f Judge meetings to beheld a t tke Chamand Mr*. H. & White, whs bed r of Commerce tomorrow. chargee, waa At 4:00 o'clock plane for certain fltmd a total of aad eanteneed forestry activities wtU be comto S O d ay aln * af the pitted at a special meeting of the fino aad tha now Forestry Committee. Mem­ R. W. bers of this group are: Mayor B. the youth F. liaises, of Altamonte Springs, over a psmaiataia _ chairman: Mrs. Endor Curlett, of riod of al Geneva; C. R. Dawson, of Oviedo; . Toang White ftoad 418 on a J. E. Fog, of PaoUt Captain C. charge of boini Hsllett, of pern Park) Mrs. J . C. dorly. Judge Bills, J r , of Geneva: Wl J. Welb, charge of J r , a f Uogwood; F. T. Williams, tinned, while ed stall, Judge Wkrg pbeed e W0 sad Mr*. W. E. Walaon, of San­ * f• . * *, * flat and the M day J*n awdem At 7:00 o'clock the Exhibit The U tter ^Dne and jeU ^nnU o Oansmiitae, which haa charge of the exhibit at the Central Florida gead bahavtor. ___ •_ . a in Orlando next week, to dlacaaa final piano MONIT • for this fantare. By­ ron 'Etaphens, local aaaunercial N e k 'l U y W k trim la eight-feel loo, which • fll he tke central • f tha will be praaaat, aa will J. f-fF o a. of Plots, who will ropreW * Mta trade body a t tke exhibit. J Ratatat* Of this nommUUe a n : sL fa s *"•— •Si. HI - — , Ms bX-i W' a C. R. D insen, F. F. DornL. D. Hahma.: Baines, a Aiaa H. W. H. m.; J. O. T J9 o'l otkly Record Peak Reached During January. As TotalExoeededHigh Mark Of December WASHINGTON, Feb. lX -tA h —Twelve million American work­ ers are estimatad. by President Green, of the American Federa­ tion ef Labor, to kava been out f wkor (luring January. SUNNY SKIES K E fU C E 0 tIN D STORKS Eaotwtrd Retreat Of attain Severest Accompanied armcrWieather CHICAGO, Feb- l-V-tA’i - Sunny weather yesterday stole softly along the Icy w»ke that marked tka eastward retreat ef the xeaaen's severest storm and tha nation's (Jiermometsri rose In D.RYS INDICATE ftA N T 0 B L 0 € K = ' REPEAL MOTION from affiliated organisa­ tions Indicated that unemplorment Increased 100,000 over the December peak, reaching record durt-q) January. Ha added, however, that institution of the shortened work week In some In­ duet rise had resulted In a lessen|ng of tho usual seasonal employ, m int decline. "Unemployment In January was a t Ita all-time peak." he said, "with more than 13,000,000 wage earners out of work, ac­ cording to eetlmataa of the Amer­ ican federation ay |ahor. Our re. llmata for December, 1033. 11.900.000 • unemployed and trade union reports showed n Incraase I n unemploment from December to January which, when applied tq the country at large indirstss a l l e s e t 200.000 more laid off In Industry alone by th« first of II** 7ra r- Trade onion unenrplujynftit Increased from 24A percent oj the member­ ship In December to 23A In Jan­ uary. "This new peak of unemploy­ ment la the worst tragedy of the depression. It makes the need of shortening work hours more than seer urgent. Hu ml red* of n thous­ ands of Jobs kava been eliminated romptstely during the depression; tho only way we can ever pul our working population hack on out man power lo cresting w iStb Is by shortening the •o rk week. In 1939 there were already 3.400.000 out Of work and the av. erage actual work hours per em­ ploys In industry ws» 4*-7 per m l . Today with 12.000.000 un­ employed, the average actual work week is 41.6 hours. If the work week were universally shortened to 30 hours, wo couri put to work 9.800.000 of the unemployed.” 15 P ro m ln e n tF a rm e rH N a m e d O n C o m m itte e Fifteen prominent local celery growere. who a rt so widely acq u a in t. d that their services o* intermediaries end advisor* are deemed doubly valuable, have apdeemed doubly valuable, have been appolatad as members of the Grievance and Adjustment com­ mittee of the Seminole Agricul­ tural Club which U lending whole­ hearted euppert la the plan of plowing under ana-third of the maturing eelary crop. The new members are: K. W. Fite, L. A. Bromley. Hugh Tor­ rance, Peter Thurston, Philip Bach, Frank Melack. L I. Frasier. John ZerrenMr, W. W. Potter, Otto Rchmehl, Orshem Hunter, J. C. F.llaworth, all of Benford; C. R. Ctoata and O. W. Morgan, of Ortedo, aad James Wilson, oi Chuluota. The original committee wax composed of Rex Packsrd si chairman, R. B. Chapman, Charlex Dean, Roy Byrnes, aad George Decision to Increase the site of the comwlttau MUwed Mr. Parksrd's statement that "with only five members, U le taking l»e much ot our Ume in checking up on Um wrysaga being cut and answering the aay inquiries, eug. geetione and tawplllnt* that are being Made,* Meeting a t tha gaaford-Ovledo Truck Growers, la c , office on Saturday night, tha augmented commlttaa heard reports that In­ dicated th at K lly 9$ percent CO* opera lien to M a g fieen be grow­ ers la the ia M y . Mr. Pachard said teday t M "A feWTarowen who did aa4 at ftrat realise the situation are now ready I te to any • stent.” EATERS ef 1.I4BJU through Contlnen tooths ^ - AN IN D K P lN D tN T DAILY NYW8FAPKR Leas Granted W rit* .Of Habema Corpus BETTER THAN 32 ISSLQfiAItXftBl HEARD THIS YEAR c f i •» « ■ < r*rtty ctoady t«OgM i d Troadey »l«li otowly >W *| t^ p v reta re * . U ra l weather yesterday High T9, tow S i 8 A N F 0 R D . F L O R ID A . M ONDAY, F B B X U A R Y IS . 1933 Florida____ r * THK WEATHER nr. 500 • r~* . rtf'*. >iA * j n» 'a. r? rv»Vw r "Vkw • Brookhart JolU Hope f)f Repeal BiU As He Predicts Fight WASHINGTON. Keb. —The first open el*n that frlende of prohibition In the Senata In­ tend to block a vote on repeal at this session came yeeterday with tho Blaine repeal resolution al>out to be taken up after week* of wall.lyig on the calendar. A sharp warning from tha de­ term in'd prohibitionist. Brookhart; Republican,-Iowa: Jolted the hopes* of sponsors of the repeal proposal that there would he no Concerted effort .ta prevent It fw k coming to a vote. The Blaine resolution lx . next on the Senate's program, and In (he absence of any apparent organised move among friends of prohibition to block a vole on it, leaden had predicted approval at this session. With the "aero hour” epproechIng. however, Brookhart broke the calm yesterday hy serving notice that a battle which would net be talk "plenty” on the measure, ami predicted it would not reach a tote. Rrookharl’a warning took on added significance In the ryes of Senate leaders, as they recognised a growing impatience among some of their rolleagoee to get the re­ peal Issue out of the way ami take up unemployment relief. Realising that the session hat only about three weeks to run, sponsors of two gigantic measures for relief ef deetitutlon ere growing more persistent in their demand* for action, and party leader* have marie commitment* which will ease the task of those seeking to block a vote on repenL Blaine's repeal proposal prob­ ably will be called op In the Senale within the next two or throe days, after tha pending war de­ partment supply bill U out of tho way. It may b* temporsrtly laid aside, however, to permit consid­ eration of tha etata, Justice, com­ merce and labor appropriation blU which will bring along with It another prohibition battle. This bill carries 48,440,Whi for prohibition enforcement, repre­ senting a reduction of more than 4l.0dp.000 from tha J9.fi00.00n fund'fecommended by the budget. " Krtenth of tho dry laws propose on effort In the Senate to restore the amount recommended by the budget bureau. A long rnnflicl over this Item would otiH further Jeopardise the chances of BlaUo'e resolution. Several opponent* of repeal have said that though they would oppose the Blaine proposal they would not attem pt to prevont It from romlng to a vote. Brookhart was tho first to indicate that It would not be allewwd lo reach tho balloting xtng*. . He oaid that other frirretx of prohibition had now taken his po­ sition. Brookhart disclosed at tho same time that ha la agreed with opponenU of prohibition in attach­ Ing the third section 0f the Blaine resolution, which would giro the federal and stale governments concurrent Jurisdiction t0 control the solo of la toxicants. stronghold of the cold wave whkh struck the West and Midwest early laet week, moving swiftly toward the East, wa* tke Atlantic seaboard. In other oectors ritiirn* en­ joyed temperature* returned to normal and slipped about In the slush of n vast blanket of xnow fast melting. Blow to release its clutch, th* celd continued to plague New York. In New York City the mer­ cury dropped In 12 degree* abovo sera, within two degree- of the year's minimum. Unemployed plied their shovel* to excavate th* city from the heaviest snowfall experienced there sinee tO'.'fi. The sun shone on the huge snnwfleld that was New England and normal sin te r, temperatures returned. The .South experienced its run. toma ry bright and sunshiny weather, with temperatures gen­ erally between th* 40 and &<> marks. Oeer th* central states tem­ peratures rose swiftly from neartrro marks and snow l-egtn to dis­ appear- At Columbus, Ohio, the ury serrnded from one below H u'clock in the morning ' above. Kcatterod clouds hung over Michigan, with ternperkturcs fluctuating bctwrvn 18 an*--CO degrees above th* irro mark during the day. Th* Chicago area enjoyed comparatlvrly comfortable clear and rrlsp weather, but according to (Continued On Pag* Two) Police Are Seeking Denver Millionaire WhoWas Kidnaped DENVER, Feb. IS.-M A -Polie* today were seeking Charles Boettcher, Jr., young Denver millionaire and friend of Colonel rharles A. Lindbergh who was kidnapped from a garage at hie home at midnight hy two men who left a not* with Mr-. Boett­ cher, demanding a 490,0oo.no ran­ som. Within half an hour a wide­ spread hunt was nrganlifd but police said they arc handicapped by tho lock of description. Mrs, Boettcher, who Is about lo become a mother, Is guarded at her home 8y pellce who r4futed lo ollow anyone to «ee bar. Boettcher, on aviation enthusi­ ast and one of tho wsslthlssl men In Colorado, was host to IJndhergh on his loot visit to Denvvr. Ho is a grandson of charlrs RpotUhrr, who founded sugar and cement Indu-lrle* In Colorado, and who built I ho find stockyard In Denver. • Trade BodyGroupWHI Attend Brcakf&Ht H. M. Papworth. Karl Ichmann, 8. D. HlghVyman, a n d I’cter Schaal will attend th* hrrakfast merlin* Of th* Central Florida Cotmell «r Chambers of ' Com­ merce, ta be held at the SanUndn Spring* Coontry Club house at B:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. Featuring |h* meeting It a scheduled election of officer* for a four-month period beginning Mar. I, and aq addrrss on "Advevtlxlng Through Ill-lory,” by Prof. A. J. Hanna, of Rollins Col. tat*. Approximately ,V> person! am expected to attend Ihe hraakfact, with Mayor and Mrs. B. F. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. L D. MARITAL OOHFLfCATtONB Hainan, aag Mrs. Wrbber Heine*, te ! the Altamonte Bprlngs niARLOTTR, N. &—Roy to Chamber ay Commerce. »» hosts. rrte ra u n , view president of Southern Public Utilities C o, T U T GO IN PlfcCBN i waa shat and killed at HU home hero. Police withheld detail*, but GOODWIN, S. D.—A mammoth It wa* le a n e d Up wife, Mr*. Ruth Upound squash wst recently di­ L. Peterman, e s s admitted ta » v i d e d between relative! a n d hospital a. sheet U na after tha friend* Of Mr. aad Mrs. & WarntrotndF, NO. Fir* Caata A Cap? China Announces Ii in ation R esist Jeh ot Of 5U U.S, ASSEMBLIES ROOSEVELT REST Removal At Tokyo Removal STUDY PLAN OF PERIOD WILL END Jap LeagueJ b^Exj AIDING PEOPLE ON WEDNESDAY Soon after Japan Info Mr TUe Aeoceuiea Vroe . the Lsagua of Nations Man’s Right ToLLi ...Wage Concern Of Nation CHICAGO, Fob. 13. -iffV -A man’s right to a livelihood I* on* of tho chief roucemo of tha na­ tion's stats assemblies now in session. Virtually all are conskjerlng or directing through lawmaking channel* measures designed to guaranis* American citlocdo the prerogative of working, or afford­ ing thorn' suite no rf-e until they ran resumo their wonted place In society. The commonwealths' assernblles, a survey shown! yesterday, or* driving to e sn l thvlr objec­ tiv e by rm ating public works, demanding that Industry help sus­ tain the men they cannot Immedlately employ, swelling poor re­ lief fangs through itlvenlnn^oj revenue from additional stalo tax** and bond laanon, ami In­ creasing old-age pensions. Constituents’ demands aV*ng these tines aro universal and to are th# lagtslntor*' response*. Outstanding more* Inelade: Naw York) An unemployment Insurance measure Is before the legislature, tha most to paid by Industry, Unemployment relltf fund* irk pnri'»HT »P*nt M "wprlt T rim *' :<rismwunities, any* Ing man to work on local projocts aro rahnburead by the state 40 percent Georgia; BUI In House rommlttee which would pay fIMO annu­ ally to persona over 6fi year* of ago who hare no support. Massaahusstti: $730,000 set aside from highway fund to he used for th* employment on high­ way! of man on the welfar* lists of various sommunltire. * Ohio: Bills already paaaad Senate allowing county school au­ thorities to buy sheet and clothes for Indigent children and recreat­ ing the state relief commission. Indiana: Houec pe-*ed okJ-ag* pension btty providing psymont* of flB a month I" patrons over 70 y ea n of age, the slat# and counties to share the cost. Iowa: lllla both branches of asssmhly permitting eountlsa to Issua warrants for poor relief. Th# governor vetoed n Mil to cut poor relief ellowance from 43 lo 41.10 a> week. Minnesota: Houec considering thro* bill* for poor and unamploymant relief relating to l*eua nee of hoods for first close cities. Senate received unemploy­ ment Insurance Ml) to assess em­ ployers four percent oy wsgea p*l,| to he turned over to a etata fund for Jobless. Missouri: Bill In legislature as«ured of speedy passage appro­ priating 4230,000 for emergency unemployment relief- Also pend­ ing Is a bill which would compel employers to eat up reserve* In prosperous time* to pay benefit* during dsprosilon*. New Mexico; llcwec passed 12.000,000 highway debentures bill revenuo t* be u*ed for relief purposes. -----;------A number of eiole* are con­ sidering enactment nf .»lr« taxec to rale# funds for indigent and upemployment relief. SmaU Boys PutEndTo Plana For Exhibition I m a l l»oye, whose names warn not . given although they aro known,' wer* today held roepousiblc fag th* thoft of almoet half of a Iran of dolicloas loquala the H. M. Papworth a t Fourth Street aad ta war* to bar* boon for oxhlbilkm at. tha g |l Florida Expoelihm la Or. i j m t weak, but #1half of them was lak*n,'th# • praaoas must aaw ba U u b - M » 4 N U « » M t.ln J Along Gulf Straam MIAMI, reb. t3c-U 9V -P m ldent-elcct Roosevelt an ises In­ to this port lata next Wednes­ day from Me 10-day flahlng va­ cation t0 go ta Now York where he will conclude hia arrange­ ment# fer taking over th# preaIdenry on Mar, 4. HI* decision to land hare In­ stead of at Jacksonville was announced by Marvin II. Meintyre, th# Roosevelt secretary, and city leader* Immediately bo; r*n preparation* for a recep­ tion. It wa* eald th* chang* In plane was merely one of con­ venience. T h * President-elect will leave Wednesday night hy train for New York. It t* entirely poeslbl* he will stop over briefly In Washing­ ton for a last mlnut* talk with aom# of the M M ton he la In­ viting InU hi* cabtnat. How­ ever, no arrangements havo been marie for that visit. In this earn* city Saturday night a notable gathering of Democratic leader* heard em­ phatic call* from two of tha par­ ty's chieftain#—James A Far­ ley, national chairman,' aad James M. Cox, the 1920 itaod■rdbearcr—fer * united front in behalf of RoooavtlL They called a halt illiqr ■— <9 Farloy who> as aa postmaster poxlmaeter g*»gen­ eral will supervise th* assignment of Job* In th# naw administra­ tion, said that party loyalty rend ability will be th* requirements of tho** to be chosen In th* n«w Democratic government person­ nel. He tanned the u»# of "pre»suro” by Job hunter* and opened th* way fer youth and women In th* lineup. Th* v*t*n*n Cox lauded F a r­ ley aa a man well eapabla of hi* U*k and then bluntly told th* ■Democratic aasemby th at It waa up to tho hqita of Democracy to g*t unitedly behind Roosevelt and Farley after Mar. 4, regardless of how th* patronage maw b* dealt o u t . H e enthusiastically en­ dorsed he pending proposal In Congress to give to th* next President extraordinary power* for the roorganlialon of U»* gov­ ernment He predicted Rooeevelt would urge th* atet* gover­ nor* a t tho Whit* Hons* meeting on Mar. 0 to accept olmllar unuiuel authority ta cut down govornmant expense* and taxes. "I would not bo surprised ” he •aid, "to see Mr. Roosevelt lead us eut of the economic confusion In o year’* time. Accept hlo laad•rahip. H I* no time for back seat driving." Tho orreslon wa* a dinner a t tho Blltmor* Country Club boro In Mr. Farley by the Rooeev»ltfnr.Preildont Club. At th# din­ ner were John Curry, New York Tommony leader: Mayor Cormak of Chlrgot Governor Rholta of Florida; Robert Jackson, national •oerrtary; Edrila Dowling of New York: Robert Oar# of Chicago, th# hoet of th* Damoecalle. leadJames Ifodgee, Florida Rtata ero during their eraak’i riolt hero: chairman; William W. Howee, of Riulk Dakota; Fraak B. Bhutto, publisker. Col. Arthur O'Brien ef Washington | David Btem. PhU■drlphle, and a boat of other par­ ty lexdire. Fariay, still rilent and omlllng, loft taro varly je*t#rday for Now York whtro ho mill prepare a list ot thousands of recommendation* for Roaaavolt'a approval-ef men and woman to,take over th* com­ manding pv*|tlone In th* M W govern meaL Most of tha other Democrats ahiaftalna ala* pullad nut of this tampurmry Democratic base ah tka Blltmor# hoUl yosUrday also. T- ^ - AND DID r r RAIN 1RMINGH AM ALL—RalafhH og last Dorombtc exrooriid I of any Dima*he r b Blrmtag ‘ MiUry, according to at weathar aalkoritiga. termination to preaerv® Manchukuoan government I Manchuria, • spokesman the Chlnesa National ment hinted that the Chli minister to Tokyo would 1 withdrawn in the event V Japaneaa atiuted a drtv# tha adjoining province^ Jahol. Tka Chinee* apokeeman did not "Sa# th* uaa of a ministar In Tokyo If ahould b# a drlv* on Jahol eloualy diplomatic measun bo of n* avalL" H* g*piled "ThU m attar to i conaaquanco”. whan nk ad t t f would likely declare w ar,— ' but ho added that say Jehol woold b* Hk* an , Nanking and will bo mot force of the entire nation. The League of N ations,. dratted a recommendation member nations ref us* to nil* Manchukuo, ---- . Japan* vlaw« on a proposal to ' continue that govornmtnL "" that Japan la oo th* r u n ' communication from the causad a heavy tlurap la Tokyo Itoek oxchangv. Th# foceign offlc* opok th a n said h# believed J* ’ ipoktsma*' _ govemmant votaad a slam th* oban door of Ml In th*' world face if tha attempt to outlaw Jay saJ food ouraalvaa Indefinitely help", h* said. Th* I poke*man waa Obayashi, 4 Japanese sabj holds th* goat of vf ‘ foreign affair* for "If tha Loagu* aad other on shut th* door of i _ against Manchukuo", ho 'boycott Japan and tkan Ml kuo, Japan may b# forced asm* time to slam th* og* t Manchuria against Ut*nL% "Let th* Laagua amj tha go thalr way aod wa will go out without misgiving* for tha . tura”, ha added. "RegardJaas th* world*! recognition, we l on* of th* rlcheit and u o * |r aupporting countries In tha an w* can fetd ouraalvc* * nilaly without help.” (Continued on Pag* Two) Sail Boating On L ais Monroe Ba Sfeen Sail boating will mak* Ita appearance locally on Lake roe ilnce "boom” day* whan this woak. W. J. Welle, J r„ J clpal o( th* Lyman Bcho * tween Longwood and Alt Spring* will bring hia boat t„ Sanford whar# It main tied up at the Mr yacht basin f o r t h * months. Mr. Wala ha* long been a i boat enthusiast, and tine* kg. rhs**d tha boat, ha haa with suceosa and much ' a taidll lab* near Lain th* Banford-Oriodo hifel where It meet* a pavod ri Ing to Samlnola Driving Mr. Wall* l« also hope hia will b* tha flret of ■allboats that may ba laha during th* a n t 1 Ha Is *old on aalkoai thrlUIng aad exciting «p anxM a.to ho Joined I j thu*last* ao that rasas a hia regatta lata this bo among th* * “ TO BRING TAMPAy-BKariff 1 W d t o ^ T h a r a 4Wa"i to n ---------hi Uw waritor o f' 4m MM sau asM im aaw atataM aw aiiatbw ii'^taolw xN a \ �■-"rt'A fV W 'J VXMPa" v s a p n T T j - ' - n-i . .V m V '.9 #*'• *‘1 ■>7Sr<T/ Mr*, r. j. m Mr*. Lttur h. BmKfc, Mrs. E. U reterv. Mr*. 0. la • r * " 1 tm nr . r to. ~ U last nlakt. - . II waa Um flftk vtetoey far 14. starts, and It will b* f*C«w*d ky a yam* bar* taalykt wttk Lon­ don Hick Sckaol of Ja rkaaarlOa. Th* local qolnot sec rod a SI to 10 victory over London fa* th* nortk Florid* city two * M kt ay*, « ""■ '-» ■ « • - 1- and Coack McLocaa said th U *1 Ala# Um Mladaa Bad la Lslnhsrt, »h# export anothar victory tonight." fI ru«n*a “Fallow*, • n , , u uMahal ^ , f * Bowler. * •» "* S l h / T o o T .1 ** Kalda V n Naaa, I r , a Wstben. *$*£T JS U '• >T&£iSuit's Et - Ptayteff OVIEDO Mias EUaaboth Got, catcrtalacd wtth a aarprio* birthday party an Monday ovanlay. h k *, far bar father, L. H. Gar*. Tkaaa enjoying Um occaaian ware member* of tk* B. Y. P. U. of lb* Baptist Church which Mr. Cor# lead*. MIsaac Min* nls Kin#, Aynas Herrin#, Mildred Dlckcrt, Nina Aria, Esther Gam* ma#a, Oliv* TUaama, NaDU Ay. '**??“ J " }**• cl Uw naa 8 tin*, Basel I Hunt. WlIYam u ik T r 2 * 2 ^ u ^ f r a 5 “* Henry Martin, Pet* Aalln, Albert * * •! Btlnc, LJoyd MllUr. Ralph Elagt *2* **•^ “ “ Ity and Rollln Dlckart. ** J " J . h * 2 f tU r ftr ” ‘ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Perkin* « " * ' * >*“ * * ' ” * * ? , * * Cortland, o f New Yarik, are spend**»*• £ "«* In# the winter at Lake Charm. 5 ^ " - 2 X 2 “ b^ ! Thor her* i taken tha cottar* of ■*»“ ■ “ 2*2 A. 8. Cattail. 22. ^2 5 L 2 T S !L £ ^ iu*T fundamental* of yolf, partkoJar* Mr. Herrin#, of Datkan, A la, la f” .* * * * ^ n U ?*'. . * * ..,1U«ln« ly aa they relate to th* grip and vteltlng hla daughters, Mrs. R. Q. th?.* .» / * - « * “arkttrarily com. proper stones. , Mills and Mi*a A#n*s Hsrriny. **U* " " * * • . Mr. Hall thl* roaming gyld that Mr. aad Mr*. Erky MeUIn and *0*,| ** •• an** *«t h* U more than piessod with tha son, a Ho their cousin, Hyyt Wood* S - r U * . T * ^ ,k? " 2 10 “ W ternoot (hi* rooming ' whan 40 ward, *f Sanford, ware vkRIny dafondanl In rasamlag tk* aarrboys and tight glrH war* p ro m t. M n. Llbkte Walnriyht and chIL Neat week, ho said, tha t ihpial* la t dron Sanday afternoon. g y a s .-t - . y . ^ g* a iE i5 3 W ,« J P S • b rad gladioli, red ttanlaa oik#.' yti-da* flfafr* ware ■ytd in varion* plaaa* about lory* ream what# tka taklas aprsad far play. The posts In tajl war* entwined with tern rod gladioli while quantities M same flowsrs prare a r­ id In larya tern stands about A !v: ■ • -• L r •» . t- > • • B.Un Hey, l U r t m t D*»U, J « » pKI*. Tarbell, A ranks Tahrah, Loey Fetor*; Matty An tosh, Mary Ktalaw, Margaret Tahrah, Leon. Una Ussier, and Gwendolyn Brown. of Orlando, Charlotte Smith. Margaret Berner. K ith WaJkar, and F risk CaUnto tad PUyd Shor, of Orlando, dam*. Hay**. O aar^ M. Mayarnlk. Al Sakait*. A. W. Stamp*. W. E. Baakln. M. D. Tarkall, Prank U Woodr.ff, J r , La* Esoll, John Ir*7. S t Clair Camaron, B. K. Brody, and Ja* Walkar. ~_________ Sj“*:fa iia r if e d - f| H A g a i n s t . P ow er r n m U n n „ I | A_ A C o m p a n y H e re * - 4». C Fellow, and John Petold ware presented with aaaond high m m prises. Mlsa Mary XlnUw tdw lred low aoora prise among th* auction play art and th* daor prise want to M n. Arthur Branan. •% *k prise waa wrapped In red « f t e and decorated With Valeo-4tBe nbvsltles to farther develop M * . Valentine Idea. JjW klJ# tk* refmshmente, which fiinaleUd of te« "and indlffdual 'teko* were being served by Mr*. In. R. A. Camaron, - Naerat oFUovra, Margaret Barnsr, . I r» B. Wathen, Margaret Takpch. r Bkdl* Lelnhart, a program of f? .gntairnlnment waa glrsa which •>,* PNabted of role a) solo* by Miss Marion Haynes, accompanied by Betty q a rk , and othar vocal ’ 'CHUMo! by^Frenh^^tento, of If' Mtny Attend Golf Lesson* At Links -•ify ti-M w m iH d 'im -T M rr , Of th. CommUaUn, tk* Plain. Jiff* elate In tk* kill of complaint, th* praaant City Commission. . . h*a f*Bad and refaaad to compel day for a faw days visit with friends In Sanford. Mrs. Ubbi* Walnriaht and children, Joy** aad Bpancar, ware fnaeta of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Walnrighi Honda. In Chaloota. Mr*. P. B. Godfrey, of Orlando, will meat with th* yo*n# woman’* tlreU and tka Ladles' Missionary Society of tha M. E. Cborck Mon* day afternoon at 3:30 o’clock at tha bom* of Mrs. B. P. WbaaUr. AH members of this organisation are requested to be present. Mlisas 8parka La* Lingo, Char* MATO—Improvement* lotto Lawton, and Dorothy Mn* Gulf Filling Station, oparated by Lao accompanied tkalr music A. T. Folsom. teacher to Daytona last Saturday where they war* contestants In a musical there. Through courtesy of the U. 3. Department of Agricul­ ture ln.C<M)P«rttion with the Florida State Marketing Bur«au, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. pev kttewaU hoar. All rate* shall be sab] q t to lawful regulation by th* City Commission of Banfordl • The plaintiffs state that tb* franchle* was granted by tne City Commission “for and In be­ Flsrlda It. C Calif. «. a Calif. I*. half of tho plaintiff* aa mamurs Tutsi— et. __ . of that tlasa of Inhabitant* oslhg, racist Shlpsurats sf Cslevr from tbs Saalsrd-Ovlsds DIstrirl Is or aberut to use, th* aaaUlclly furnished by the power firm.” jTn*1Fsb.. Itlt, — Itli Jan. Frb. ffl tho ^ ascentpanl1 pmnl for J. A. Peekham who gave ^ J g m r a i tap daIK**, Mr Hendel, atU iu Nay Hen7 > e#t presented a vltllti solo which 'J »•* Jallowad by a minstrel skit T r i s J l U n* girl* will b* disposed t« attend. Th* new schedule sats 1.-00 o’klocb aiId* for boy* of high school agw; 9:30 o’clock for boy* of Joalor high school ago, aim 10:00 o’etoek for glrla of both senior and junior high school eg*. Ho also said that applicants for lessons Mad not remain airay, bo­ re use they do net poesrew riobe srv other equipment. Enough' of It will bo furnished to prevld* ample Celery Market Reports Wu< 8,BP,onMs, •? , fhq gbastA until g> late hour . to y > Jte M furnUhtd ftr.lk g -Bond. ■’ *^*J*,* Floridian*.” Puqch was th# dsnes by Mrs. 1' a Among thost pres- ibsy "sea unabla to pure best tl**' Iff--M d Mry- Arthur liicity from any other person. . . k a f l S f V i K + i Nra. -0- U Harp- sxeept hi th* retea demanded by a id corporation." 5 : V * Nre. Walter U . Qtopar, Mr. Patagrapk ylght of th* brief italeo that •'at the Um* th* fran;hl*e waa granted. . the general luslnrsa end kaoiwml* eondltloas ibtalnlng In Sanford ware flour­ liking) that price* paid and remlved. . for tha necessities of If* were high when compared io those obtelnlng a t tha tlmo of I |ng of-thjo hill af complain; hat/ln tk* maantlm*. . th* east ,f manufacturing electricity has trokUy dreroaoed, by reason of shlch pUIsllffi allege and charge h it tho rates and cbnrgts af th* aid flftn far alaetriclty used by t* consumers located In Sanford dk MasDonslJ. rod vicinity.for lighting, heating, [ra- c a Locks, rod power purpooe* are no longer W.t W wtervtlt. ust end rtasotable, as exp m a y l.manded by th* ordlaanoa, but Nw- T. L. O’Connor, Mr. and It* at this tiro* an tb* contrary, . Hoi Fosold, Mr. and Mrs. mjuit, unreasonable, excessive, MjnmOInt, Mr. MMJfrm. J. irbltrary, kurdenaome, axorbltant, tad oppreoil.a." , Despite (ho express limitation Mrs. Teckor and children, af Banford, on a motor trip to Tampa, whore tho former visited a t tha howM a f bar mother, M n. MT1*, and other rolaUrea. Mr*. Makar staywl to attend tho Gaaparilla Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Adam K arr and two children tamo over from DoLand with tbolr doayhtor and bar Husband and children, Mr. and Mr*. Even*, who racanUy ratoread horn* after * coop la of j r t t n la Joplin, Mo. They spent th* day bore Bonday a t Um ham** a f Mn. K an 's sister*. M n. Alfred Erieton, aad Mr*. John Bareli, attend* lay chorfh servtara w ith us.‘ Mr. aad Mr*. Kdwta Londqalst and two daughter*, motored to i |, Fstsmss f e l Tl ; •as fs* a I t baa* prr !oV?o** VaWSV . tSi. T .rb t Fbll.0. visits rsnirsfls sow hsln-r filUA, l-I.ANT r i r r , KlorMa: Hsrssnls Nsrtlnn). Mil*, . tlnulr. 11,iiiin*, vsrr iieiit. Ssmsnd 'iasi. msrk.i slssilr (‘srlosd* t. o. b ■Mpplne palm Ibstsd, ns (ItllssrrO ••Us Itu A l. I. irssiparlsllnn Cbsrxss) I* Inch rrslss, t>. K No. I. Inrtl.liliisllr wsahsil snd pr-cnaUi.. |.|S Cns I SO: | do* »•«■. 1'irrniiriUIII: About slssdj. II gsartss, saawlng. . ris. srrlssd: If esrt ss trash, ■uoatlss madsrets. dtowsd slow, msrbst shorn aissdr, rise Ids I* Isrb rrslss, wsshsd, t dss I.IS.t.il; t das I I* .1.11; I* das I tt 'l.lll S lo t l lt -l IS. NRW TORK: si lal>11r strosasr. tl d-eress. ssswina. IT esri srrlrs«: I Calif. I Fla. unloadsd: II cars nn trash, auppllrs msdsrals, Olf.rln*, lighi. dratssd iTmltad. msrkrt •IlshUr stron«rr. Florlds II Inch rrstrs. rrstr wsshrd. ssd Indlvldaallr wsahrd snd prsrnnl-d. 1.1 dsa l.TI.I.ITM i I do* I.IS; 10 das l.ll-I.S IV UOBTON: tl drarsss sbawlsr I Fla. srrlvsd; It rare on track. Fresh •vppllsa moderate, italhla* sffsrsd oa hsloavsr stash, prastl. salty aa drmsne; tea few aalsa la Orlando Joins In Fight Against Cat In Tomato Tariff ORLANDO. Fab. •'•Vi.—Joining In a determined fight against wkal they belief* to h* an affast by largo shipping Interests to lleb 11 good wire Inquiry- t>c«ua4 lower th*' Moxlean tomato tariff msdsrals, market firm. Carloads I. acid rein th* HOfiMfiOO Florida Industry, local el*I# ehiba, baalness men gad g ra w m yesterday 10 is* I N 't .ll; Oar fair naallir sir; imllvldaally- wssaml. 1.1* «ss deluged congressional rep repeatslls-l.og. Few ••> » . « 4 d . un yra- tire* with telegrams grgiag that Final R it e s P a id Judge M. p. Horne, Fojrm er Resident * JA S fIR . 'F ab .1' Funeral services warp oqadaitad from th# teeldene* hare T^irgdny after­ noon for Jude* Mallory F. Homo, they do evsrything poaalbl* tar prevent the tariff ant. Bach a eat, growers and skippars la tkla section any, would menu flooding tha markets wtth took toes and other Vegotebles from Ik* fertile Mexican arena cultivated bx poon labor at na average cost of SO eeate par day.1 T l* hearing wUI ko kptf bsfsra th* tariff remaUMlaa hUmday; Fab. i*. aad iFrealdgnt Haovor, Itc trlc lty la United State. o«N*y. • ATLANTAN EJMUW L Y I U LONGWOOD atnyvrs. Praaident D. E. Laightaa p real dad at tk* kaatooa* session. Con mitts* la ckary* far tk* day waa Mr. aad Mrs. Void* Prescott, and Mr*. H. W. Tanner. Scrvico* a t t h a EpUeapal Ckarvk tkic montk kare boon sat for Bandar Um llt b at I J t o’clock In tk* nftoraoon and I n . day. tkc Mtk whoa Um Ear. H. Irvin# Loottit, of Saaferd, win preach at both aerate**. T k a popolar cemody, "Her* Comet Arebel*," win ko pot on a t Lyman aodltoriom by a larya tet on ky of th* World. Oa they were o m mures la tk* at tha theatre In Mire Ann Gobriol af th* Elate Department *1 Health g*vn tk* ■su ed of her sarios of teetan Tuesday night at tka school. FERN PARK last week by tho death of Mrs. Radon’s mother. Arriving back home they found Mr. Smith vary III with heart treahl*. At present Mr. Smith la much bnttor. At tha monthly business meat- Mr*. J , B . MSNICK Longwood Ctvte Inayao, with s laygw attend*nea transaetad much builnaas a t tha Plbruary meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Clever rhymes ware rand by members telling hew they aarnad extra dol­ lar* for tb* Laagua treasury. It was vo\*d * jo* reduce th* annual dues during th* eaminy year. A sewing maotlny srif be put on by tho Sewing Club on Wednesday afternoon, Fob. U and plana then mad* for th* annas 1 Easter box SHdw Upsala and Grapeville Mrs. LUBKLLM BAI.LINGKB Mr. Harkty, of Tamps, was a week-end visitor a | th* homo of Rav. J. S- Clark, attending serv­ ices here. Friends of Mrs. Thurmond and ton, Hammio, and her mother, M n. Fanning, are sorry to bear that they are III with th* flu. . Mrs. .J. P. Bterens returned home Sunday after a coupl* weeks Sunday MARY LOU GOES SHOPPING 3HE la only tight, but, ir n at thin taadtr nga Mary Lou la a dally tl Iha neighborhood glorna. Parhapa It la a parkaga of crackera, aad • of coffre at lha groaar’a. Ptrhapd It la aoaia looth-paata or loUot aoap ai iba drug atora.’ . . ' / �TOUR INCOME TAX Passing conterfeit bills Is not the only racket being IN WHICH worked In Florid* this winter. Confidence games ss old BAD DEBTS—YEAH DE0UCTABL8 u the hills are still finding plenty of suckers who think Ta ba aUowed t< a deduction they ran get rich quick by putting their faith In total from gross Income, a bod debt strangers and their cash Into the hands of smooth talkers. must ham been ifatermtiwd by tha A recent newspaper dispatch records the fleecing of a tax pay nr to bo worthies* within man named Prtll in one of our Bast Coast naorts. lie had the uxaM* year for which fa It come to Florida with his wife ta spend a quiet winter and claimed sod, whore book* are kept. in the norma] course of events became acquainted with two It olio /rmst have hern charged gentlemanly appearing men who were very friendly. Soon off within tha u n r year. Tha Bafor this prnvhifan fa abthey were telling him how much money they, were making bvvslty vtrnia. If a debt eeuld be ilodurtod on racetrack bets. They had a system. 1 without thw requirement that it After their remarkable winnings had continued for a ba charged off the taxpayer’* week or two, PrelL decided he would like to risk a few dol­ honk*, the certainly-of ita worth, lars. The two strangers placed the bet for him and lie leonee. would he open to quea. won. Two mnro tim w he won, rich time a larger amount. lion. Neither the taxpayer nor the Finally they suggested that he put some real money into it government rmil.l be rertaln that nnd clean up. He couldn’t possibly lose. • Their system n debt would not ba rlalmad nior* than one*. was air tight. If a bad daht were allowed •* s Ro he wired back home, got hold of hia' life’s savings, deduction, without regard to tha oven borrowed somo more money from some friends, ami year when ft became worthiest, entrusted the entire amount, somo $-1,300, to his new found (rich charge* rnuld be accumulated ‘‘friends.” They to(d him that his money was Just Hi to In deducted In a year when small part of a big pool they were ojmrating which there wa* s large income. I In wavamounted to $30,000. It all sounded like big business to er, a tnxpayrr who hat errmtrwi*: him. He thought he was going to make a killing. In ty charged uff n debt In a yeti* that In which It was deter* fact, one of them told'him. "We’ll all soon be millionaires," after VERNE FOR TODAY mined to he worthless may file an Then something went wrong. of the men came emended return for the year in I MERCIFUL! Thou act In and said he had bet the entire nmuint on one horse. „ jtcWWi .. (A* .itcbJ. . t e a m . jiv ti& b M u n fa , steal, and driving rwo-w and rvin itorm i *wa*p tha (•■■later of tha nation proved to a ra n g a * high mark d H i U i low. «■>* of 64, according to flgurre rw lakiad today by O. P. Poston, local U. 8. Weather Bureau agate. Tha flgarr* ara fed a Mtan day pariod bagfeteag Monday, Pah. 8 and ending a t 8:00 o'clock thfa morning. The highest tacape rate re dnriag tha weak was recorded an Wednesday when tha tharmomater reached I t . Oddly enough tha towait rerouted figure during tha wtak came early Thursday morn­ ing when the ■*thermometer, reached 40. or a drop of 41 de­ gree* during tha recorded day which began at SiOO A. M. Wednesday morning and ended a t 1:00 A. M. Thursday morning. Kara ate lha dally Ugh and late figure* (or the paat week: te l Hia k Law UtW.»Y. VtK « ..........._ . 7* If f a o N O w tH B n o o n d o l l a r s U V B AV C O V ST A A T T F T f A R O P 1■ '-r > p " s & r K -c * p n ] Q B D 'x m — ^ if * H i f W ’f t T r ^ ' r ^ r r < r a ^ i t e T 4 i m w w i m e T n ^ n r and we* not charged off. IM P R I S O N E D I N A N O L D S O C K on in amazement Then a fight began and suddenly one of " Tha h'urden fa upon the taxpayer OR T IN C A N . the men dashed out declaring hn wss going to stop the bet. to ehniv that a debt claimed at a deduction wat without table dor. The other fellow followed closely on hia heels. W H A T A L i F G / —1— Inc the taiahle year, A statement should bo attached to the return *lmwing the propriety of any do* duct inns fur bad debt*. If In tha M tt-n f-g v g ry th in ir H e h a d Ira w -a b le . t o .a a v r In u -U I is Unto*1 ererrfaw nP-aaSasI*- fal lows* Judg­ laaving him n dependent for the rout of his days. ment a taxpayer concludes, after The woods are full of confidence men theso days. Look making every reasonable effort to out for themt Investigate) Know what you arc doing determine wmathcr there fa likellbefore you trust any of them with your, money. If you hinid of rrnirery, that the deht fa uf nu value, deduction for such debt Is allowable. Court action as proof that th* debt 1a worthless fa nnt essential. It la optiona] with the taxpayar, Taareua* FrlHa r CUHIKT1AN SCIENCE CUURCB That was the last that Prcll ever saw of them. And It should furnlih Ruth was also the last ho ever snw of his money. His winnings » with a G n a t Dana a i His losses had cleaned him hod b n n trivial, tnera bait. iy, which Chrlatmaa talking about whan Deer by Chrlatmaa’’ 1 jar were elite today he'd go to Hollywood and boither Roman off. tarfat fa Juit a man who I vaady to lay down your hfa eountry^—Judgs. Too Much In The Future Someone hnn paid that he liven the moat who liven In the present, confident of the future nnd nntlnficd with the Pabout reached tha point paat.. Certain It i» that it man has heroine old when lie And it in equally true that f >ou haven’t been men- begin* to dwell upon the pant. jt the cabinet you simply when one begin* to worry aliouj the future, he In well on the* highway to old ago. Recently. Bruce Burton wrote on 'Democrat. the policyof. cruwiing-4>ridg«ft Lyfore we come to Ilium, go follow*: "For year# Calvin Caolidgc hail been n member of tlm Board of Truntcca of Amhurat College, nerving with aurli dintinRulHhesi colleague* a* Chief Justice Rugg, of the llasMchuaett* Supreme Court, and the late Dwight Morlaps will launch thatr a t­ taint t I’elplng, It It said, “At ana meeting a considerable argument took place k Ihe Spring. And If they between Mr, Morrow and tho Obief Justice and, since it tha place, It seams to ut had to ila with Rome legal com plica lion, the oilier Ir for the Chinese to call members Were * *» - u ^ T h ifJil l '1 thoee two gci-nt griping Tsime. * lawyera herv'o it out. “At length, finding agreement Impossible, they turned Coast resort* era reportthriving business thfa win- to Mr. Coolldgp, pita adverse financial con" 'Who ralnen this question7’ he inked, whop they had In North. People will play laid the case beforo him. ban they can't cat. ‘"Well,' they explained, 'no one raises it Juat.at this g- Bill Murray has <fa | time. We are diacusaing it became. It may come up nt ■ attond lh* rnnfetenco pinto Unto In the future.' ernors which President, '"Tim e enough to dilcUHH it when it come* up,' nuld. wsavali has celled for Mr. Coulldgo. March. Gov. Murray says, "The two learned lawyer* looked nllghtly abaihetl. Ideas were not the sains r Of'tho naw President, I Therff wan a moment’a pause, and the meeting proceeds' O' charged with trying to to other business. • "The Himpleat rule* of Huccegaful living aro the hanle.it pa him." Well, now If they It Huey Long to slay at to leant. Wo »ay to'oum lvcn; 'The important thing U to IT thy name reason, W* Nt somewhere. do the tlay’n work, to keep the vyja on the boll, to mcot the Immediate problem ao well an we can,, leaving the future to eonnmy" budget .of the K*w York has , reeontly tied In $SISA27J)1110 ;*«■ of 19U, To put It &MWa)t H cotta .ong-plgbth (tha a flrr effecting some ula, to run tha city of New ta it doe* to run tho fed. jWVerninent of Uio United f-V|Thal they ought to do in ^ r h fa to plow radar ovvry rpw of politicians. M at Statement of the New tlf* Insurance Company, ha* Just declared a more;Jn Iowa, re viola how com­ p ly few of Its easels are >4 ta farm mortgage*. Out M teources of soma f t J>T4,k-Uely |22,C4rV,()00 are InB p t i n t mortgages on the n i t fa i(*d up In debt becomes wholly worthless, to take a deduction for |isrtial Ion if partial worthfaiinoM ocrurn. If It ran be shown that upon maturity of a burnt, mortgage, or note evi­ dencing a debt it will not tie paid ln.fuIL.-lhe.partial Jus*.J*.deduct. Ibfa. Taxes on real estate ami per tonal property paid di-ring tl|u taxable year 19.12 are deductible. So-called taxes which are aliened against local lienafUsi such as street paving and drainage, how­ ever, are not deductible, since they are considered a* an Increase to tha fable of tha property assessedThe federal ineome tax may n«l h* [erfteted. Income tax, however, paid to tha state by an Individual on hfa Income fa an allowable drdilation on hfa fader*! Incomc-te* retprn. Federal estate taxes and stnto Inheritance taxes are allowable deduction* from gross Income In computing the net ineumr of the estate, Customs duties p*l,| by * potion on article* Imported for hfa own use are article* Imported for hfa own uso are deductible. Admfanlmi taxes aro deductible, hut the laxpayer must show (hat account has hern kept of the amount paid. Prior to Juno 21. 1912, tho tax ap plied only to admission* which roil In excess of f l , twit since, to lliuio in axcoss of 40 cento. Texan on chib dues are deductible by Ilia number paying them. Among tho new taxes which an Individual may deduct fa the tax he ha* paid on clactrle light and power bill#, ni> lb# rent of a safe­ ly deposit box, on the check* be h i, drawn, and on hfa telephone conversation*, radio massagva, telegrams, and eabVe. Llranx* fees exacted by J »«V'’ nr city upon cartaln buslnsfca* ire deductible as HUre- Automfblle tlcvnag fee* at* ordinarily tRxe" and dednctlbl*. fuel eg* It te t a tax and fa not deductible. In gen­ eral, taxes are deductible, only bf tha person upon whom they *r* Imposed. SANFORD FOBUM A PLAN i and preferred stocks, f« t* ' and polity loan*. pdreent of l u Investi'affected by the farm », it* financial povlit ha quaatiantd, But It reason th at It w«) ’ b* nb making uddUfannl i, in tha'futtfr*. SANFQRD, TWENTY YEARS AGO TO^ D TUB DE- 1, The Coogwou of th* Colled Stataa shouUI anact a tew at onnee authnritlng tha fasuanc* of Fit* Billion Dollar Barlp B(lla,,lho reversa side of each bill tojytwvtdo date* on which ^wooh-oi^a te» Park tblry-flvw apaea* stvowtejf lb* auguratlon of Governor TYamirictt, Mr*, R. lh, Or far, of Cameron City, had aa her guesla on Tucaday, hire. Bigger* and Mrs. Boyd, Of Sanford. Mre. L. Y. Bryan, Mrs. Mkhc, and Mrwt Jalpr, of this city, drew out In Mra, Mich*** car to Eb*. Iliirty-tiv* • cunsccutire ' W*ebx after th# dal* o f isauane*. L The raid Scrip nhould b* ap­ "SOUL" wa« the subject of lh* Lesson-Berrann In all Churches of Christ. SHcnti.it, on Sunday, Fab. STATE AID TO CITIES MIAMI DAILY NEWS ■ Catitnor Shnltx, proposing dtbt-rvfuiiding commission to aid mimlclpatitl-s, takes a thoroughly M>und position on the must seri­ ous of Florida tax questions. Counties an,| *:bool districts hare received aid from tha state; the cities, harden hit, have hf*n left n rilh ilr fasUdwtndllng rrenorre*. The slate Is no more Immune In the financial paralysis of Its cities, comprising approximately half Florida’s popjkition, than It fa to tha Impoverishment of rural It I* .an .Imperative that areas, WRH the state glva to these, ,|ha must •everely deht-rlddan of (ta subdi­ visions, whatever aid It can with­ out actually taxing one section for the Iwnafit nf another.. Through a slats debt-re funding commission, composed of tha chief executive and hfa cabinet, a central body fa established to co­ ordinate efforts for readjustment and Increase mutual confidence of tha negotiator*, the vital fac­ tor In any satltsmrnt. Such a commission should be vested with sufficient regulatory power to prnvrnt the rupture of any agree­ ment without ■ review of tho rase by all parties and might as well Iw granted authority to In­ tervene when any new bond Issue or rnmmitment of a city threat­ ened to impair the righta of cred- OUTRAGEOUS” TAG PRICES Tho present lima, with license tag* so much In discussion, brlne.i an .interesting incident which happen*d recently whan a- Callfnrnia driver of a Packard car stopped on hie way Into th* atata and purchased a tog. As h* planked down th* fIT.SO for the little pfaco of tin, locna on* asked kirn If It were net a change from hfa native state, where th* tag ho who replacing had coat him but ¥& Going deeper into hfa purse, k* answered th* question by exhibiting th* ad- " H f? valorem Ux receipt which he had paid Ihe previous year upon his car. It amounted to $01, which coupled with the |3 California plate, made hfa total charge to operate a Packard automobile 901. By purchasing a Florida tag a t tha "outrageous" prices asked, he aaved th* difference between ¥41 and f.lT.r»0, and he amlied as ho left the offfc*. local driven should remember that when they poy for a tog, Informed by ■ reliable source that when th* advalorent tax** of dar throughout lh* Unltod States other s ta in are adAd to their of America In payments of ovoo lag |irices, Florida standi third dutlars for oil purpose* except from tho head of th* Ifal a* being tho purchase of sold stomps, th* moat fa alanl upon pleasure duties on Imports, axels* taxes or car owner*. jnlorest of tho Uni lad Etatoa GovTho Florida warn** el taxbg ernmaat date. automakilo* la, In reaUty, on* of 4. Banka aboold b* consid* red th* heat to tho aa tite. for th« en­ dapoaitorfa* only and a t th* bo- tire * noust fa eolkctod at tho g inning of each weak affix th* tog **l*. and there h no oppor^ necessary Three Cent stomps to 1unity for sly persona to avoid rach of such Scrip ifalteia on de­ posit and charge th* depositor's account therewith. ft. The olvuUon machinary of tha whole United States should bo catted fate action on th* sun* day to patact" th* registration of portioned among and deposited with the postmaster* ef all United Btota* Poatofftcao f*r fa- every Ivgsl voter. uanca na h m te afU v ' provided. ft. Ten te l* thortoftev th* After being do te*uod fa shall b* Cloth a t each pnetact should have necessary fur the panop to whom ready m 4 issue to each qualified so Issued, to plat* n United State* ta lar therein a certificate Govcrnawnt Throa Cant Stamp on statjeg Work Cirri* Thursday the first spare prdVWad therefor, Th« WU*» atmnt a y*ty ■ Itore. All this can be dona without coat to tha atata and without pledging Ita credlL If legal mean* can be found, it le to be huped that the next legislature, with the a lj of Governor Sholtx, will go further. ~'Hi>me" method mutt" be founJ ib deal with tho minority bondhold­ er who, against the wishes of tha majority of tha elty’s creditors, can wrack any refunding princi­ pal objective* of tha amendment Senator Fletcher fa so commendably urging to permit municipal­ ities to be Included under the terms of the bankruptcy act now before tha Congrtsi. Stela action to check tb* obstructive acts of minority bondholders would aut encourage repudiation, against which Governor Sholtx wisely counsel*. It would, however, be Invaluable. In effecting a work­ able refunding plan recognizing tha city's obligation and tha wilt of the majority of Its creditor*. Governor Sholtx has urged the adoption of the Fletcher amend­ ment to deal with a condition acuta to Florida. Ill* outline of plane for a debt-refunding com­ mission evidences hi* sincere de­ sire In extend state aid to munleipalitlea, regardless of what may tv dans nationally- Dean TribWeToSpeak Tha Gotten Text wa* from Paalma 06:8, 8, “O bins our Cod, ya people, and make the mice of hi* praise to be heard: which heddclh our soul Id life, and sutTenth net our feet to ba muted/' Among the citations which com* prised tha Lesson-Sermon wat the following from the Bible: "With my soul h a tj 1 desired thee In tha (Continued from Page One) night; yea, with my spirit within Itoth Japanese and Manchukuo official* have prof esse,I to believe nie will I seek thee early: for when thy Judgment* a r e ' In tha that the League's altitude con­ earth, the inhabitant* of tha world cerning Independence of Manehukno and the campaign in Jehol will learn righteousness. Lord, province.-,the adjoining., .stefe, then wilt ordain pear* for ux: for made Japan's withdrawal from the thou a i * o 't t« 'w f & js i* i m a r League inevitable. They dcelared work* In ux" (Isaiah 20:9, 12). Tho Lexacn-Sermon alio in* they were ro t alarmed by thfa the following paaxegoo rrospecl anil were confident the eluded from the ChrUtfan Science text­ book, "Science * end Health with (The Japatcre have said they Key to tho Scriptures", by Mary rontider Jthel ■ rightful part of Dakar Eddy: "When humanity does Manchukuo. Recent dispatcher! understand this Science, It will be­ have told «r the reputed massing come the law of Life to man,— ut tronpa ty Japanese to tnvada ■ten tha higher law of Scut, which lent* Ihe p r o v in c e on,* large arete.) .< pcetall* over malarial The officials indicated a rap­ through", harmony and Immortal­ ture was likely especially If the ity" (p. 311). League attempted sanction* against Ja tan which might nulli­ fy Manchukuo'* recent agreement to liquidate American and other W. tat Btiraot foreign claims against the old Freak Lewis sag Marti* Mow Mukden regime. Meanwhile, undeterred by anx­ tho tip*H oc* sod equipment ious questioning* from Geneva, the army uf Central Nobuyuahl to t e yoer Job. Ba* M aad Is rushing preparations for a con­ quest of Jehol on behalf of II enrhtikuo. General Muto la th e su­ preme m.ilttary and diplomatic Han Y o a r GIoomo representative of Japan In ManFitted Now 111 rhuria. Reduced p r i e * on tingle vision and Kryptok Ians*. Ala* all shell and modem gold tilled frame*. Removal Of Minister At Tokyo IsHinted; Jap Removal From League Is Expected Martin’s Garage Revival Opens Before Big ThrongLaatNight Because of the large attendance and the enthusiasm maalfosted at two mrvices In tha Full Gospel Taternacle on the Sanford-Orfandu road yesterday where a one werk revival got under way with Etangcli.it W. L. Brandon, of DeLand, as an aMfatont, ltav. Wm. V. JUrPherion of the Tnbarnaci* today predicted a week of "real old fashioned revival meatlnga to be attended by many.'' Evangelist Brandon, who fa m Baptist minister, loot night dis­ cus wd o timely subject that hf will alahnrota on .taolghC Ravi McPherson otsa was beard In ■ short talk on the alma of th* re­ vival; while Howard Jarrell and Mis. Jarrell, of Nashville, Tetm^ fiwnbbrd musical entertainment (fay^c tight acisinn, I bo' Purcell Wafa quartet, of Orlando, wilt b« bdcrdjjn religious songs.- Preach­ ing fa to ba heard each night ex­ cept Faturday storting a t TtM o’clock. Rev. -McPherton said as ho ‘ Invited lh# public ' rto o U a n d jh o revival. ■ «n n ur ui JSPRJNGnCU). Mnsna RO M Dr. Henry McLaalln, Jr, OPTOM ffitM T 111 Fork A m oJSH Bi PRIMTING ■ �im * F L O R ID A . MOWUVa FEB. II, IMS u u V 'l i Mrs. Fannie Munson Gives Talk On Balls P e r s o n a ls I k adrfitlnn to tha rv |b H r frofran i of piano music aad th* *»• sal aoloo rendered h r Kra. HI L. Glenn with Mrs. John D- i f n U a i m accompanist, Mrs. Jflitnle 8. Munson t a w a u lk fta tfco fwts. jMt. 'Bolts.- at tW r u s l a r moot in* of the t'eclUaa . M ule Club MONOAT M J Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Cirri* Number Right of tha Mnin >n‘i Studio on Myitis ArcFirst Baptist Church |WlII tnret a t SUM P. M. a t th« home of Mrs. W. T. Wheels**. corner Oak Areas* and Tuslk Street. a eornposition af coppar and tin. TUESDAY. * The Acarton Class of Um First used in varying proportions. She Baptist Church will meot at 8:00 added that too much copper soft­ Um metal and dastrejs the a t the ohurch onnei with Mrs. A. ens brilliancy of tone, while too much J . Peterson, Mrs. A. L. Stacy, Mrs. tin m ates the metal brittle and Merry. Go-BounJ. Bilbrw— Or* trh-| *toller month* of thl* year, Hunt, Mrs. N. J . Stenstrwm, Bad iimry en Morrison. caugga it to crack. Mrs. Victor McLaulin aa boat. Kacerpts from the talk are: Tarrntelle, Ward—Jnno SchuH*. Vsl.e in K Fist (Two Ptnno.l. The annual bridge luncheon of "Tunlag a belt la much meet dif­ M a r g i a—Katherine Morrison, the Woman's Club w ll ba bald M ficult than tualag a viatic ■but Mary Louise Meriwether, Vir­ I ha ball remain* as tuned, the vlo1:00 o'clock at tha club bout# with ginia Meriwether. Mrs. W. T. Langley and Mrs. J . C. liit must be tuned twfora 'every (a) Beautiful loind* of My perfpgmance. Bills aa hostesses. Dreams. Charle* G, Blount. (bl •Bona are a f great amlURilty • Central Circle of the Garden Lullaby, lx>ul«e SIddall, -Mrs. Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. at and date from earliest Egypt. Glenn. soprano, Mr*. Abrahams, Bella were first used in ehoithe* the home of Mrs. II. M. Papworth. accompanist. between the fourth amf fifth cen Park Avenue. jMlgJbMkbL.WulAea*. Social Caktkfar rentloa of tha FtaeMa Churches a t Um Ts S M l e oa CeaoTa Arenuo last night whew a taargo audlWilllam U reasr, •nra liiteaod to Gaol words of advice aad optimism from ca­ rious ministers present, and Jolaed Fra J Bchamacher la bar* from In singing that was led by hevFlanking, N. Y. la-spend a short U M with frbikb. or Cad ts a o to aa ta d Philip Bach ha* arrived from Flushing, N. Y. to spend a short rooming aaid th a t a total of JIM time bora with bia son. Philip B. persona had regia la red daring tha conreBUon, MO af theao being Bash, Wrst Eighth Strvct. from alher cltlea and states. In­ Mr. and Mr*. John langlay, of cluding A. J. Tomlinson, of Cleve­ Daytona Bcarb, ipant tha weak land, TeniL, genera] overseer of met hem with Dr. anil Mr*. W, T. all CtiurdMi of God. Langley, Mayfair. M r., Carry aaM that the con­ vention will meet la Miami from . Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Wilson and Feb. 23 through Fch. >9 of tfcU - a w u A l . a nd , JUit kia. ■ .h s n . - a u ipaonitm dcaeto pen t -ef-ite-tiiw e tusned from Tampa wbera they to “doing*” among coVired •peat Uu week-end. churches in Um South. This B e t t e r Than Is Slogan To Re Heard This Year Hal Lawry, Bf lake Worth, r«tuinrd hum* Saturday aftar spanibng a • weak hara with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Mahoney, East Tenth KtraaL V Mr. and Mrs. Walter II. Bach > have aa tbalr guests at their ham* oa Maple Avenue, Mbs lageborg MitsckerUng, of Brldgoport, Conn, aad Elbert A. Back, of Flushing, N. Y. F, 3. LeGette ha* returned t« his home in New York City after spending two weeks hers with hLi brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. HUI, SIKH) Magnolia Avenue. Mr. end Mrs. Waller* W. Beil and Mr. an j Mr*. W, A. Adams motored to Orlando Saturday night where they A bnded * per­ formance given by Eddie Cantor at tha Municipal Auditorium. MJ*s Aim* Wheeler I ha* re­ turned to New York City after *w*dl«a a few weeks here with Mr. a n t Mr*. W. C. Hill, Magnalla Avenue. I#aadag Bgruer re n t id Orlando Saturday rdgbt to attend the perfonnaxca -er BddU 'Cantor *t the Manftlyal Aodlturium. Mrs. Katherine Davis and Mbs Ina Jordan were th* go lets ye*terday af Mrs. N. F. LeZatla and klloa OUva LeZelte at their home In Oviedo. HI** Mary Mahoney and Kirt Catherine Lake* are .planning to leave Wednesday for the St. Mary’s School of Nursing, Mayo B rothers,'at Rochester, N. Y. to entej training, Mrs. IV. E. Varti and son, F*lvrln Early, h»Y* been removed from the FrmaM-Laughton Me­ morial Hospital to their boms, cor­ ner Of Twentieth Street and |fag notla Avenue. Battern Home Scene Of Party On Friday "Cupld’a College,” sponsored by the A. K. T. K. Club, waa h«U on Friday evening a t tha hornf of Miss Doris Battern. Aa this guests arrived they were ushered into an Improvised school room where yxaminations were conducted and csn(|y medal* awarded to Dorothy Clauae and Billy Thompson, who made the highest grades. Allca Harvey, Marian Clause, and Mary NcU Smith were also given p rlu s. At the conclusion of the school dancing was rnjoyed until a lata hour when the guests opened lunch hove* and enjoyed refresh­ ments. Later a large bonfire wa* built o ntha tawn and a wiener Those attending were: Mr. ind Mr*. C. D. Battern. Mrs. II. J. Clause, the Misses Alice Hsrvty, Mary Nell Smith, Marian Clause, Bsrsiky Clans*« Doris Battern, and Forrest May. Billy Thompson. Bobby Battern, • Delmsr Battern, Jack Morrison, Hubert Lawson, ami Frank Ray. PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN A special program, with W. M. Haynes and F. E. Kountillat in charge, will be given at the Founder* Day and Father* Night meeting wf the Grammar Hchooi P.-T. A. which will take pia--e on Thursday evening a t 7:30 o'rlock at the sehoot auditorium. Mr*. M. L. Wright and Mrs. J. SI. Clair White, Jr. w l\ act as hostess** for the evening. U Is hoped by those in charge that a large num­ ber of members will attend. The Sarah Parker Methodist Orphanage Cluh will meet at 3:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs. U. A. Radford, IIS French Avenue, THURSDAYS Regular meeting of Seminole Chapter Number Two Order of Ihe Eastern Star will Im held at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic Halt. A Founders ■ nwy progra wll) he given a t tha “ Fathers Night' meeting of the Grammar School F.-T. A. to be held at 7:30 o'clock at the school auditorium. FRIDAY. A charity hall will takr place a t M:30 u'rlucb at the Mayfair Hotel. Music hy Mero's Orchestra. The American Association of University Women will meet at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Mr*. (-• It. Mason, Mrllnnville Avenue. Election of officer* and a discus­ sion of world events today will take place. "Chimes swing, carillon are Mnilenery. Chimes play,' MtusPy ’single notes, carillon play. In har­ mony. Chimes require muck room for the asrlag »o that In a given apnre there can be many more cmillen than chime Ml*. Twelve bells Is a good th ia r, earlllnn have from 10 to 70. , , "Ad foreign countries have an­ tique and famous bell*. During the Napoleonic Wars many historic belts of France were torn down, melted Into cannon and shot. Eng­ land ranks above all countries in "peal of bells.” 'Among famous Ml* of Amcr Ira aro the csrllbn of the U niter slty of California at Berkeley, the Strauss Tower In Chirago, the First Baptist Church in New York City, ami thp Holy Trinity Episco­ pal Church of New York City. I’hiladrlphia has man beautiful bells and our most famous Amoricon bell, tbs .Liberty IU1L Is In. disnepolis there is a beautiful church near I he Bailor* snd Sot•Her, Monument wlio-e M U have chimed n fsrewrll to soldier* of the Civil War, of Ihe SpanishAmerican War. and the World nm BTAVr n r ri y .\t\ To: l'. M. l.gUN * n o . 1 rvtiuaom*: yntn »:t> ukokJ o.vHtiatlr «n* a* odagai** economies. It I* acknowledged, ih* .slat* of CD L H t o ho waver, that in *n far a* econo- e e * * e * t . Omntsrt*. U •:t:i:.vt.l> i-.VltDlN. PVMKI. tnie* have reduced employment IIIN all or <‘*vmrn. Okt*a*w> and payroll*, thry may *iand in in **r:iJ. t'AltDIH •«* rUlDl.V an.I UtUlbK the way of rapid lerwvety. l HlHiir*, *if far mm. Uhtiihnl|ili * Th* extent of o[h rating econo V*n» >kd wfh «»f ytkii ftfw mies 1* clearly shown in Ihe Do nfUvifil uni, reqiHml lt» !>• i * _ U .. . ., , .. iirfxtf* thi« Crtun la* cemher figure* for I la I railfounty. riorlds. i roods. The IF percent increase in ! •l.»y March sih. a. l>. tsix, th# i ......... ... I ».-tn« .% ful* <t*r of IMS veto re t operstinh tevemn* was :*c- \ ,„,gjsiw iw mil nt femaUlat rompllshr I In the fn,e of n ,|P-|h -t.o i •«*lo*t too. u*«n f*Hg_ e fr t ...itpUlnl - ' V*P* ” ™" Ih» “ iHrtfrtrt ff. Crease In g r o - of marly U p 14*«iMFl w ill h* i HESFRV.VrtliN.H rn CLOSE f M I F H B jI S lW 'fhl'x f l f i l i f In I** p r W I» I f 4 i ’ nrrk for fnur i I tic riHiifiMrf l l t m l r t . 1 *v unlit r !y |itiWl>ll*€| [ x*Murit v , p tu rld a . & UrtW III #♦ \\ lifitf* my h«nwt i vs nl i*f lit* *.!»<*%'* m l 111*4 VI tint | it-i> Ml January* A. U v k. no COMP ri» rk I n f i l l Uy: A U. >YI2* W ll.ts lA U N- K M .IA tiridfiM i* riofW A i .Iit"Iti»r fn f ro m |ilB W t* L iS E .U sI MTMP.NI lit 3 (TfttPPINt; Mrs.' firRfin Honors Her NorthernFricnds Arthur Wealervelt, of Hacken­ sack, N. J« whfl celebrated thrtr wedding anniversary rcrrnlly, Mr. and Mr*. J. T. Griffin were host* at a dinner (tarty given last night a t thr Celery Club. Dinner wa* served In rourses from a long taf ble which was decorated with rrth r. Tiir. are edryerned, many Induiirlaliits feet that they can show latger profit* than in UMJ, on the same volume nf business in view of Hl’ECIALTIES A. R. R088ETTER Florin; 2 « -W C ttlery ATCS. L E G A l. N O TIC E normal late winter and spring tire in buslney, but it Is pointed appraising the prospect* for the is T im t i t t i t i r ro l i i t *t:tr. n ve n si'n u i si. I ' k u o i ' i v by Ihe enthusiasm which may tv s r * T « os* v i .m i i i i i c ttl v r r rip rrlrd to greet the Inaugura­ ' n r s i iu r v n i.i:. i s r n . \ * r i : i t v . tion of n new federal Administra­ ginit:i t.iioi nr: «»• t s \ i i i :i d tion backed liy n strong popular <> It fl.IINKC.TT r-m plalnunt. FR l. FEI1. 17th AvlM.«l mandate. M KUO'S S Y N C O R A fl CHARITY BALL; MAYFAIR tHG® far a* corporate earning* S picy leaver *1 TURKISH tobacco ate Birung to dr/ St. Augustin* h a s hraullful chime*, snd the Bok Tower at Mountain lake. dedicated by President I'oolidge In January, t!>29, wns the largest rarldon ill ths world at that lima.” At the ronrtusion of Mrs. Mun­ son'* talk Mr*. Amelia Nobel told Interesting stories of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia, and Ml** Nancy Itiwsaller, repression pupi| of Mrs. Grnrge A. Maffrtl, gave a reading "The Bells,” by Edgar AlVn Poe. •t* , ThP program wa* given a* fol­ .POPE P il'd CELEBRATES lows: , VATICAN TT t Y Pope Plus Lo Carillon, Leon R lnguel-Elliacrlehralrd the eleventh anniver­ sary of his coronation yesterday by assisting In a special mass In Ihe Hlstine rhapel. Y o u r O p p o rtu n ity ! F A ST CO LO R OLD GUARD PABBES Mr. and Mrs. T. If. Kckennh returned yeaterday to their home a t Haekensark, N, J. after ape mling two weeks here with Mr. and Mr*. C. II. Ecktraon, San Lanla. bath W h l tU n g tM ta r r l.Ol! gladfall and forn. Mr*. W tsterrelt -Lyle*. receiver! a bouquet of col* llfiee BeilS af S t. Maths Cathedral. sn<l dalairs and a ho* of gladioli t-OFts* Wright—L a a r s May [a* mementoes of Ihe ncra-inn. Brown. . Covers were laid for Mr. and The Old Mlaalon Bell, Aall*ce Vr*. Westervelt, honor rurrl*. Johnson—-Mary Youag. Mr. and Mr*. O. B. K*tridge, Mr. O rU lrr Balia, Re a d * - D o n a l d an,| Mr*. E. B. Stowe, Mr. nml lam-on. Mr*. T. I- Sullivan. Mr. and Mr*. Bell, of Moocow, Rachmaninoff— Rohert Bullock, Ml** Mae Jacob, Doris Rackey. Mary Nell Smith. of Jersey City, N. J.. Norman l>eReading -Th* Bells, Edgar Allen Forrest, and Mr. and Mr*. Criffin. Poe Nancy Bo»«ett*r. Part It 'XI When Rose* Bloom, Matilrr Prggy McTeer. Idylle (From the Glow-worm), l it. I me—Mary Went. Sultan* Band, Browne — Clayda Winn Forgo **on. j ------Octave Study. Lowe— Mary Fran-> (Cimttn.ied from Page One) re* Andrew*. 1l«,,,d of ■ -im lia r ro jtse in the NEW YORK. — Funeral *erv Ice* for Mr*. Oliver II. I*. Belmont, who died Jan. 2H In her l*ari», Francr, home, were held In St. Thomas* church. S u n -P ro o f P a in t can save you m o n ^ i a t th s R eco rd Low • Mercerized t • 36-inchea wide! • Loud wtaring! • Vat dyed! Wo wish to announco to our frienda ami customer! that we have ;lnatall«d a new machine to our al■ready modern plant Thin machine repre.renta the latent and more mod­ ern process of dry cleaning known to modern aclcncc and It U endorned by the United Stated Bu­ reau of Standard* In aahlngton, d , q. We Invite you to come to mo tt work—nee thoroughly clean your clothes call (p -W p Sijn P hoof !L n r sometking’ about I never knew HAVE! HAVE! S ta n d a r d Patterns and colorings [or every t u te ! Clearly prilled on sturdy fabi They’re faat—color too! yard call ON'T be fooled by cheap home paints! Um Sun-Proof— fa­ mous for 7S yean (or painting satis­ faction and economy. D r d nrvrr thought much about whal’e Inalda a ChrrttrrficM cigarette. Rut I have just been reading ■ofnething that made mo think about IL Juet think o f ikie, aotuo o f tha tobacco In Qiett* erficlil—the Turkish—cuince from 4 0 0 0 mite* awayl And before It la shipped every ainglo le a f U pacltod by band. All becauae Turklah tobacco la ao small Here arc the farti: Sun-Proof is specially made to resist the action of sun, wind, rain and move! It lasta 2 ' J times longer than cheap painte. It covers 21% more surface. Yet its tenet is surprisingly bar. Com* in (6day for a Sun-Proof Color Card free. We Install ARio Glams - SNOW’S PAINT & - { A t c iq n r c U c -iA a d s A fo & h r • a .■ r , rrr n f •. B anfortT f L a n d ta g D ry C k a a e ra ' I IT J. C. PENNEY CO. 2*k 110 B u t Second 8L PhBM 483 'l - ' l i i ' ■ III and delicate. , O f course 1 don't know much about m aking cigarette*, but I do know thla—that Chcalcrfielda art, milder and have a very pleasing aroma auad IMU. They •oliify—and that’* what count* with met . 212-114 E. lat 84. ' I SWOP- � 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 13, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 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 13, 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/733f24779e786dcd1b94b63b5fe87ab2.pdf d796b973ed5b91294671bd8048592b62 PDF Text Text — ■ -T r - - THE WEATHER H hi Florida’* H e a r t -----Ha Greatest Vegutabla aM Rkhwl GaHre Land. Membar AreoclaUd Preaa WHEAT,COTTON ARE RETAINED IN FARM BILL i 1 Schaaf s Condition Serious After Fight NEW YORK. Feb. 11.—W>>— An attach* at Polyclinic Hoapita! today said Ernie Schaaf, Bo*ton boaer. who wa* knocked out In the Madiaon Square Gar­ den ring laat night was In a semi coma today and hla condi­ tion la aerious. All visitor* were barred from SchaafN room and a study I* b*mg mad* to determine whether the boxer** skull wa* fractured. Schaaf went down from what appeared to be a light blow to the face In the thirteenth of their scheduled 15-round bout with Primo Camera and waa carried from th# ring uncon­ scious. / a n f o r d AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY N E W SPA PE R f e r a l ! ) 9 ____________ SANFORD. FLORIDA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, IM3 CoramentsOn RROAD PflWFR O r a t o r ic a / OutburstsAre SCORES KILLED Japan U.S.Navy In Pacific CftDDDCCmCNTl Expected In Debates Over FOR PRESIDENT Prooosed Dry Fund Slast IN GERMAN GAS TO BE PARED WORKS BLAST TOKYO. Feb. 11,—</»V-A Japanese n a v y epokesman, commenting today on advices that the United State# Atlantic fleet would remain In Pacific water* declared: “If economy la th* reason, we must accept that as a true eaplanatlon. Likewise w# mu*l accept the statement that the decision I* In no wise connected with the International situation. “There 1, Bo reason why the Japanese iiAvy should comment of tRio exception or do anything conearning it. I t remain* to be ■een, however, that th* Japa­ nese public reaction wU these time# of international strain. UtU# «•»"** aoraetlme, i.eeaaleuhlgi.aaWUljJLT (A. IMPENDING MOVE AT CUBA REVOLT REPORTED NEAR More Than"!,200 Are Hurt In Explosion; Rescue WorkersDig . Through Wreckage ------------ TX;,,iai»y'T?t Compromise AsTbExtent Of Dictatorial ExectitiveAuthority Appears Certainty PLAN FOR AIDING FARMER TOLD AT ORLANDO MEET 150 Exiles. In Miami Expected To Leave .For Scene OfAction Lower T em peratui^ < For South Are P r * g dieted For Sunday; Ij Southwest Is Cold ADVERTISING OF SUIT IS STARTED g. .................... r l e r y m a y .b e AGAINST POWER PUT INTO EFFECT COMPANY HERE Supplying And Own Needs Is Basis Of Farmera Are Consid­ Lcjral Action SeeksTo ering Plan To Bol­ Get Redress From ster Poor Market Alleged High Rates h i t £ •::&r Program Revealed For Exhibit To Be Staged Next Week V num ber F it* C a a ta A C opy WASHINGTON, Feb. U-|A>) justice, commerce and labor de­ —A major oratorical outburst, partments, totalling $ 102,000,000 rivaling any the Renata has wa* reported to th# Senate today known in recent years, impended with th# dry fund* standing where last night a t leader* made ready the House left them, $^,440,000. The approprlsllona committee for debate on th* Blaine repeal resolution and proposal* to cut #h- rejected. 12 to *. th# propoMl of forcement fund# and restrict th# a aub-commllUe that the fund be eqt 10 percent. activity of dry agents. The committee also overrode Th# repeal proposal I* to be or TO# #*•*«4at#4 >t taken up Immediately after the aub-eomniiiiee a n d r e s t o r e d A cold W r a w u r e p o r t s U pending war department appropri­ th* House clause that no money WASHINGTON. Feb. 11.— W A SH IN G T O N . F eb . 11— N E U N K1RCIIF.N. Germany shall be used for wire tapping. —A compromise nn the extent of ation ML I« pasaed. The temper of It revised th* House provision on movln* dowft the Hlddfe* I P .) — D e fin ite decision Feb. 11.—(/PI—From the wreck­ dry member* and the promised went today following a brl«K. i power Congress will give Presi­ to confine th e dom estic al* of, evidence to age Vft yesterday’* terrific ex. attempt* to alter the proposed the purchase respite from »ub-*ero tem- i dent-elect.Roosevelt to reorganit* amendment appear o tm e n t f a r m relief bill to make It prohibit the drinking of m**e moa- 'l P to "taka ploelon of a ga* storage Unk tlir government appeared certain w heat and co tto n w as l - r wr ------------ ------ioosstiahl*. Jiqs^.heusweat*.#n-ij*^»mka** near thn Neunkircheit Iron urerks. the Imy take* oUe#* place. th e con nent earlier In thaHowever, leader* ohtafnd an a a - '-where * — •**...ri»cJbjsd..tQdior.. Jw ..U u k S c M U ,. V C S p were A motion by Senator Copoland. ►i demanding to lay the resolution a g ric u ltu ra l co m m ittee. By raiding him almost autocratic au­ it wa* feared 200 more w ere' aside aDer » while to .onalder the Democrat, New York, to cot the " T h i C bcago v w e tte r b u ­ a v o te o f 10 to tw o the-T om thority had been rxpresaed in n enforcement fund to $5,000,000 buried under the ruins of the big u w arn ed \ hf V ' m itte e ag re ed to exclude spirited donate by buth House appropriation bill carrying '.frro- waa rejected by a l»rg* majority rea new s t u c k w ill be s t y e re I n , machine shop yhleh could not le 1 hlbllion funds, w the other five product* In tha (Continued On Fag* Tww) Democrats and Republicans. Upper M lehl^n. Wisconsin, «*d . Thl*. the measure for state, reached because of pile* of de­ measure a* It paiMd th# House— Speaker Garner's pru|M>sal Is. Minnesota but added there l* Opponent* of further govern­ bris. **g<> the limit" in turning over In for rising temperatures tomorrow f ^ ment loenv to the ralVoad* tail Kc-eue werker* dug unceasing l;.«i.rvr't all the |siwer ptns'ble over th# great P»'l" rf* lon H night loaded their musket* with ly through pile* of glass, brick, within-the runstiUtion also .ipwhat they regarded aa powerful ami limber Ignoring tbe threat peared deslinesl far.sC-ilf 4tepub*cammunition taken from 4 llcctmof falling wall*. Doctor* end .ary uppiMitHwr in *the ■Hu m s ■■■-*— Unger over th* Sabboth. Weather ntruction Finance Corporation re­ 1nurse* did what they could f*>» Biller partisan dot.nl,. in winch port showing that advance* tn the Condition* varied In the Injured^ More than 3<W, several Demucrat* Joine.1 Repub­ tWna. It I* getting warmer In tho carrier* In »om* esses U r exceed were In hospital* wllh scrioua In­ lican* in np|Mi*ing the Garner tha prr»*nt m»rk*t value of tha Fast ggd South with tha P r o p o s a l pruporal ju rie s and 1200 or more were threw it,, advorates hnrk tlon, however, of A drop In t a W j ^ collateral. HAVANA, Feb. I l — W l-A re­ I slightly hurt. momentarily in the House, until peratur* Sunday, although t h e . , th a report, 'lilting »»-srp daFeb 11.—A plan | the ■Ih-mocratir Every hospital In Neunklrrhen OKI W l » a . #ANDO. «e* r* l i n n l H 1 1 a leaders i r e m n iforced » ( « v u th* forecast for tha South waa for b et|» » clina* In tha vah>a of tha collater­ port that 150 Cuban political ex­ amt vicinity waa overcrowded. by wh^ch the fa»nier may be r *' ; treasury-| m is | o f f I c e department al furnlihcd by tha reads on their iles camped In Miami, would Numerous women and chiilren slightly lower temperature# * peeled to emerge from hi* crop supply bill to conference fur the loan*, wm* laid yesterday before break camp today and !>oard an were among tha Injured. morrow. elimination of House ami Senate tha Senate banking *ub-cummltle* expeditionary veaeel whose desti­ It w*a mowing today In The f ln t great eaploslon wa* planting with money In hi* p«ck. Investigating the •dyl»*bllily of nation U the Cuban coast wa* re­ followed by three or four smaller , t In.-.Icad of hi* hand In the gov difference*. Charging “unlawful dlscrimina York and Baltimore. Th# Tentative approval of a month It I* to Ihl* measure, whleh al­ appending further advance* to ceived her* yesterday. . atil) waa In Ure grip of iOvanced ready contains Senate amend­ ef radio program* .n which celery lion" agalnat user* of eloctricHy nnea. Police war# rushed to the a f­ ernmefs pocket tha carriers. , Th# report eaid the boat ob­ fected area to auppre** panic. In yesterday by J - A- Krohuck. prom- ment* lo empower the In.-omlhg and Its.food value will be stressed in Sanford who are allegedly pre- cold snap. __ Chairman Couaan* cited more A national surrey showed the section of greatest danger, tnent Bradenton rancher and KJ- President lo carry out broad read wa* given last night by members yented because of a “virtual tained by the rebels, described ■» than half a doien l » r r U*n*. 2000 penons were cleared away r nnl. district agriculture commit- ■jostmeateof the government.-that of Florida' Celery Shippers, Inc., monopoly” from purchasing *!*«• lost their live# In the week a which are not covered by tha pr*»- a steamer. W t Baltimore, several from" their'homes. " lee chairnian. efforts wll! lo* made to attarh Ho­ at they met In Lakeland together trlclty at • rat# that l* “Juat and Ing cold. ant value of the collate!*T.recur- days ago en route for Florida. The day’* |ow temperature Assistance wa* rushed ImlB# II.As . . -* result of Mr. Vr»h«k* ", Jiarner propoeal. with prominent celery grower* reasonable". G. H. Brown, local Arms anj ammunition are aboard, ately from Raarbrueckm *ml oth- adrlress the South waa Calico Bock, local Klwamans are P1 *"* Mennwhlle, It was strongly Inti ctUry grower, and F. 1* Mllltr* from Sarasota, Manatee, and San­ The committee aleo learned that according to th# report. cr neighboring towns. ning . meeting with a group of mated by Republican congre*«lon- ford to discuss the noticeable re­ today, through their attorney 8. kanaaa whor. It wa# aaren tha railroad* have application* Snow waa general In Arkansas, At the aame time, report* of Among the dead waa a leading farmer* In the near future. r«. W. nl trader* after conference* at the sults of their plan of plowing un­ K. Dighton, filed a bill of com­ pending before the R. F U.» ur *be unrest in th# Interior of Cuba, industrialist. Dr. Pupp. . Yandre. of the Oranblo club, White House that l're*ident Hoo­ der one-third of the maturing pliant naming th# Florid* Powor much of Tannea*##, and V irgin* Interstate Canttner-o l\.inml**lon taken to be Indication* that prep­ and a trees* la forecast for Birm­ Late last night a big condenser head* the committee in charge ofj ver did not approve giving the ex­ and lig h t Co., a* a tMfendant. for about $70,000,000 in loan* In aration* for a second revolt connected wllh the gas tank still celery• ingham. arrangement*. , Th# hill of complaint seta forth tendon of authority advocated hi In th# majority vote of the T-addition to tha approxim ate/ against President MaelUdo’s gov; wa, bhiing. and the stricken pop­ Numerous automobile accl According to the program «ot- IVmocratic House leader* to his grower* present, the plowing up at least ID Instances In which It f.VIO.OOO.OOO already advanced. were reported a# the result eminent are under $ way. seeped ulation feared further dlsaslrr. lired by Mr. Frohock. the farmer successor. I* stated that there has been an period wa* estended through the Tbe Inquiry wa* auapended fol­ through th# atrict censorship All fire brigades In the neighbor­ Representative Snell, nf New week beginning Feb. 2U. alleged violation of contract by .now .and sleet. Temperature* lowing yeaterday'a acaalen to give maintained over communlcatlona hood and local official* were ut would I*- ftfcouragvd: to l*l»»l low as 56 were expected In JJ** fur hi* own use; to t lant with a York, minority House leader and Karl Lahmann, secretary of the the power firm; that preaant rate# sonviU* Md other Northeast Coutena and other member* an systems within the Island. * the scene. vi,w to supplying hi* own com­ o s m I. of Indiana, ranking Repub­ W ar* "no longer Juat and reaaonSeminole County Chamber of eppovtualty to study information Ido commanItles tomorrow. The plant waa modernite.l two munity to plant as a la»t From Canta C l* r\ and Orient* lican on th# appropriation# com­ ablt", and that there U "unlawful hand aw) decide what to r e * ta province* cams rumors that small year* ago ami, a* a result of tech­ Commerce, who ■ was aaked to the so-called money trope. mittee. talked with Hoover f n j on radio advertising, •>- discrimination" In th a t ra ta a .ta nical /haagea. eomparottariy !•** When Florida **nt- WAUOO.OOO said they voiced -t„ him 'their ap­ apeak .e f c W e Aanda J ^ S t I m h A s f 0 i ± L c**>^ SAafbrd a n plained how such advsrtlefng 1# serial a ***** la l*Cow*»n» W ---- , —— - els—hare takan to the Mw-aWT men were actually wftrMng when uiit of the etel# lost, year for position to the Garner proposition. arranged, the tang# I* rover* higher than thoa* charged in other the almoet uaairiifioua testimony the disaster occurred. commodities that could have been "I stated my opposition and so nightly at favorable- hour*, and title* In Florid* oervod by th# * In favor of eontlaulng eatmalen fields. low yeaertUy waa 16 a t 11 A. M The In Orient#, It was " ‘*,7 * ' me ruined rumru setllon of Neun- produced In the state, the speaker did SneM," Wood said, “and 1 power firm. of government credit had changed rioua Snow fall also In h* SouthO areJ group# are careful'/ hidden id^hcn looked a , though it had declared, it wa* time for the think he (Hie I’resjdenl) la In how other product* have gained Th* plaintiff* conclude th tlr hi* opinion that furthar loan* In leolated retreat*, but In Santa ttr9n r, In popularity through the ua* of ___xr,| _ by shellfire. Street* farmer* and business men lo gel agreement." Una upeotmtry with tempera bill of complaint by appealing to ahould h* auapended. Among the at Anderton and that region Clara roving band* h v » appear'd were filled with debris ami relief together. “It ha* never been suggested by radio advertising. loan, cited by Couaene yesterday, Wen ho had concluded hla talk, Circuit C ourt' Judge Millard B. 28 degrees to treating. . at sugar mllla. described them­ worker* ware hampered in their He referred to the rattle in. President Hoover that , Congress Smith, of Titusville, that ha “will with the preaant market or eatldiscussion followrd among mem­ Th* light rein that foil durta; selves aa communist# or disgrun­ dustry of the state, long In dis­ should ahrnrtilr It* function#,’ taka testimony a* to th# matters mated vaUie of the collateral back tled workmen, asked that certain work. The gas tank was Iwn-lhird* repute leeause of the prevalence Snell said. “I believe he would be bers of th# .Shipper* organisation, and thing* alleged"; that th# th* day-at Atlanta froia aa r (Continued oil Page Five) of them, follow: wag* scale* be paid. and threat­ full when I* exploded, at the time of the Teva* fever tick, hut nppo*<**l I*' |h*l no*'plaintiffs "may be given discov­ the ground with th# mercury Central of Georgia, loan* «>” • ened to aet fir# to the mill* and when shift* were being changed. In announcing HU p illio n , through a tick eradication, rapid­ ery of end from Ih* said dafend- •ring around (resting during standing H.OM.OOO; collateral Adjacent atreets. therefore, were ly becoming an Important factor Speaker Garner »*bl: surrounding cane fields. ant corporation in respect to the day. Thar* were tmmarou* V Although few ran# (Ires other crowded with workmen, many of “I want lo give tbe President matter* amt things allaged aa be­ accidents and injuria* to ^CM eafb. North Shore ft Mil than accidental one* have been re­ whom were hurl by flying piece** in the state's wealth producing in­ unlimited power lo reduce the cost 'll ustries. ing peculiarly within th* knowl­ trlan* who found tho going waukea. »1,150.000; collateral, nn (Continued on Pag* Tire) ported thl* season, th# govern­ of metal and glass. “In Marion county recently I of government. Practi.-al experi­ edge of the said corporation"; estimate. ____„ . ment took the.Sapt* C ura reports In a nearby moving picture the­ stopped at one of the town# for ence ha* shown Ihst t'ongres* •• that u;>on final (rearing of tha Missouri Pacific, 117.100,000 in seriously enough to semi to spe­ atre. three person* were kllVd dinner. I ordered a steak and not going to do It. Unless we let case the “Court will compel by loans; $7,301,000 In collatera' hut cial Investigator* Into the prov-. when the celling fell. they brought me a choice piece of th* President have the powir w# Program of events nn.th# opei proper process the establishment additional eollaUral of uncatiThe cause of the explosion re­ meat. In view of the fact that cannot redeem the Democratic Ing day of th* first annua) Home Inc.- yesterday. There appear to of fair, juat and reasonable rate* meted valu* wa* furnished on an have been no unusual troop move­ mained unclear. Marten county is producing soma platform pledge for a 25 P»re'"* Demonstration Fair to be hekl at for electricity by the said corpo­ additional loan of $1,000,000 re­ The structure belonged to the ment* yet. „f the finest cattle in the coun­ cut In government cost*. Th# th* Mayfair IM*I nest wook. wa* cently. Seminole County was olghl Blast Furnace try I though the meat might be limit, he added, “i* the con.lttu- announetd today by Mr*. W. B. ration", and that tire "Court will, A report, meager a* to details, Neunklrchener by writ of Injunction, /(stra in th* ua* of fertiliser an IU f* St. tool* and San Frmnclaco, Works, one of the most modern In waa received from in San­ local product and I asked tha Ballard, of Altamonte Spring*, lion." and prevent any further commis­ and grove* during January, f $S,000.000 loans; $*».0O° collaler- ta Clara province, to the effect the Saar coal region. The tank waitress whether that wa. true. president of /be Senilnol# County sion by the defendant corporation according ta a compilation cover waa hurled 2500 feet. that rural guard# and “alsado* She eyed me a* thiuxh I had the Federation 4 f / Woman’* Clubs, of Ih* various Illegal and void count!** releaaad today by Southern Railway, $14,723,000 fought near there Thursday night, Through the rich Rhine valley smallpox and said, 'thl* Is a high sponsor of th# Fair. practice* particularly set forth." Dopartmont of Agriculture |n loans; $11,745.000 collateral. aeveral rebel* being killed. That the thunder-Vk# Roar "f the blast class eating place. We serve only Opening at 2:»»> o’clock Thure First declaring th at they ar* Tallahassee. Mile* C. Kehnedy, chief of th# report could not be confirmed or- reverberated at 6:10 P. M. (12:10 western meat.’ And that I* only day aftarnoon, the first feature of re*iilcnt lexpeyere of this city, railway division ef th# Recon­ A total of 1740 tana of f P. M. K. S. T.). The first explo­ often th# story In Florida. W# th* day will It# a lecture at that die plaintiffs say th at they belong User waa ustd In ih* county, struction Corporation, testified U'\lM without confirmation there sion wa# followed by three or can't seem to gel togethrr. hour. Mr*. Isnhellr Thursby. mem to a large rlasr of persona locally report reresli. Polk county that In hla opinion th# collateral waa th , report from Miami, that four smallsv bleat*, each Increas­ “ Floridian* could very well (aka ber of th# Home Economic* De­ uiing electric powor or light, a on tha Central of Georgia loan Maylto Menocal. eld»*t of the ing the panic among th , inhabit­ a lesson from an Itish couple In Through the generosity of K. K. partment of the Stale of Florida, class which "has a mutual Intareat 4001 ton* to load tho state Wit) waa “adequate." _ former president, hoppe.l off in an Dad* county second with 905< . .. my northern home town They Rrsdy, local |ivr .lock dealer who will lecture on “Canning.” Cousens. pointing out th* It. r . airplane Thursday night for San­ ant*. in th* subject matter of this ac­ tons, and Broward county tr Police Immediately threw a wide used to fight terrible tattles on acted a* auctioneer at the Milan# At 8:00 o’ekxk, four local wom­ , C. did not even eetlmal# the val­ with $4$0 tooi. Oraago, Mai cordon around th# scene. *1 in* Saturday nights until neighbors Theater last Tuesday night when en will give a demonstration of tion." Clara province. ue of th* collateral on th* loan to t* Considerable The idalntlffa therefor* "ra- HlllsboroVgh, and Palm Interest l» being silme time removing 2000 resi­ called the police In. When th* article* donated by 20 leading how qullta are made, while m oth­ X . C hligo, North Slrnre * MU- manifested In lb* position of sev- dent* of th , workmen# section, ipeclfu'ny represent that tha counties1 preceded Ihl* county'll waukee, which ha said wa* an •ral thousand member* of the which waa andangcred the most. cop stepped through the door they merchant*, were auctioned off^ for er women will begin th» making question* to be Judicially determ­ th* us* of fortllDer during Jan­ “ i*» of a rag rug, explaining th# atep* ined and adjudicated are question* would unite lu give him the beat­ " P r o s p e r i t y Scrip." little “Inaull added: "You can i,c re t radical society known a* uary. ing of hi* life. We need to do Elisabeth Lawton, daughter of necessary a* she continued her of common and general Interest probably count that off a* profit the A B C. which the present ndthat. 1 think it l* a shameful In­ Mr. and Mr*. IL W. Uwton. today wurk. to all members ef th* said class, ministration bUme* for many re­ la the happy and proud possessor At 4:00 oclock, an interior deco­ so numerous aa to make it im­ J o r M e m b e r s h i p s dictment of0 ur citrus industry of a new dress and a handful of rator cent aria of tvxorUm. from an Orlando furniture that our various faction* must practicable to bring them all be­ 1U spokesmen prof#** to have store will speak on “How To Dec fore this Court ae parties com­ have a crisis before they ran get toys, tbe gift of Mr. Brady. no faith at all In former Presi­ Indicating to the »cf " ‘lr 7 of together." During the progress of the auc­ orat( Th# Home Properly." plainant." dent Mario G. Menocal and other tha Semi nolo Chamhsr »>f ConAs for better government tion. Mr. Jlrady’s first bid In ev­ • Th# feature of th# evening pro­ A ##*ond Orlando dining boas Citing Ih* fact that th* power l-adeva of th* 1931 attempted up­ mere* “th* high tppe of scivc“ leagues Mr. Frohock «uige*ted ery case came from a small g in gram Is Scheduled aa a fashion t o d a y notified th* ~ firm since Jaa. 23, 1928, has been and (M o tritlo n that U rising an j ar* reported a* opp<»that the new deal in Florida poli­ who sat In a front row. The bid show to ba otagod by a local wom­ hut n»t tics, elected Fy an overwhelming waa $ lrb u t It waa toon lost in the en's ready-to-wear shop. Sanford and I*” now engaged la "th#‘ County Chamber af Ing revolution ’ aa an Instrument memberaUp* pledged NEW YORK.,Fats. 11— W i­ business of manufacturing and that “Samlnal* County ganlutlon," ta a bank chrr* for n e America*' w a r e * C rapeny far- solving Coke’* puM**'1 ‘reu* $9.75 turned In at trad# body of­ majority, be allowed to wurk out Increased bidding that at time* girts and matrons wl'4 act as mod­ distributing for profit electricity been featured on *«t th# state’s problems. Technocracy, amounted to the final salelnf an els, and an out-of-town orchestra to a very large proportion of tho from UM time today reduced tha wholesale price A heterogeneous organiiatloa fice# thl* morning by Capivln • will furnish a musical background. be maintained, waa the on* thing article for’** high a , $51. of |u leading, brand afrigw retu* to Usa market, (Continued On I’ago Six) J. IlalleVt of Fern Park. The origin*11/ communistic Mr. Brady’* attention to thl# Th# Fair will continue on Fri­ needed ta send tbe United States to $5J0 per thousand from $*.00 started tlno* to do *0 a* tang aa It fas sympathiser* and jater enlisting check represents full paym tr. i f further along tho rood to Hades. $| bidder cam# when the auction day and Saturday, coming to a previously. The cut will to af­ th* support of more radical stu­ membership* pledged hut n o t b* ■•cured," Ha urged a resoratiun of confi­ was half over. The picture of thl* cloaa shortly before midnight Sat­ fective Immediately. This to th# Th* latter la ta dent element#, a* well a* that of paid for last year. young girl, eagerly awaiting her urday. It la fra* to lb# public, and trade bWy letter af oooood cut mad* by ib# A m t* certain influential professors^ of Is Undariog tho che k. Csptain dence between tho farmer and th# chance t0 bid th# Ion# $1 In “Pros­ a larga number of exhibit*, par lean Tahacco Company Ula year. urging that Hallott said that as a worker in buaineaa man through meetings Tha f ln t react lew In retail Hr- Havana university, th* A B G la tha P a n Park area, h* h*«l such aa those conducted Ly Kl- perity Scrip” she held.- became tlcuraly of automobiles, will crowd relery b# Aa announced last week, tho now described aa working at cross Hoi was th# word that ■ nation­ want* and other civic clubs, a cre­ fixed In Mr. Brady’s mind from the lobby .dining room, anj ball­ Sanford Elk* UjnJ under th* bl*. Th* reply pledged a rertain number of subpurpose*, diridod aa U> alma and that Urn# on. Mr. Brady said that room of this hots). wide f$ne#ry chain h*d baton of E lgar A. Ball, of Or- that "wq a r, gtaf. to scriptlon* for membership. * ation of better understanding and ho k/pt looking for an artlcl# that methods. the prieee e f pepalRf • ! * « « “ Undo, will piay an hour’s con­ la n guaranteed earn assistance to the farmer that will ho could sell lo the >oung girl for That Machado*’ well trained ps re d i ally brands in marly stare* U tea cert at First Street and Mag­ nfmed - forces, recently reinforced membership," bo explained, “end place him on hlo feet permanently. Ip r bid but that before he found bread* la maay aUre* a t . tea nolia Avenue tonight at 7:50 btcauoo they are unpaid u d*u. it, th* auction was over. easts g package and on* daua- ' •• four fighting plane* purchased I herewith present you with my COMMISSION TH MEET o’clock. ■ The following morning Mr. i lortm " LorUlard and Com- ln !►“ United States, can cop* personal akack. Th* coacert will b* played I want Fern PUisACClLA. Feb. 11 cri-My with aay Mrlalnjr no on# Extension of the privilege of Brady ikUrmlned th it h* would paay th * mat tha reduetlaa. from an Improvise I bandstand. doubts. Not doubted, either. I* th* Park at be paid op In full.’’ using tha Municipal Pier aa a try to local* the unknown bidder, literally cooked when Simitar concerts may be played Captain Hallott appear'd at the freight terminal la expected to be end In some war reimburse her water overflowed from aa loyalty of Um army, navy and avi­ during the winter sea ion aa a kick-off - breakfast laat Tseaciy on* of tk* matter* coming up for for th# dlitppolntmtnt n# i t l t Ing boiler Into on* they were ation carps. • means of brighUil’.sg Bp th* * " ' " gaaounced that Fern Tim opposition Is likewise con­ _______ _____________ R.P. pairing, BUbrey ha had eauscj her. InveetlgWdowguem section on buoy Satur­ ,>ef 10 hod already discussion a t tha regular aioetlag that n e d that It <4n not topple tk * m r e W t h . t W fW vras B*«rf hums ■ American of tbe City Commission next Man* This morning day nlghU as wall ae providing • laclmd* by fata* of arm*, it I* cut It* mesatire of snUrta lament far will *•• t" It that day night a t 7:30 o'clock, togeOag i s l & i Z r t ! s A S i dd. bat howto to stare up enough vfil Hading lunch Wednesday, she , “because w# at with the realise basin*** that resident* of awl vU f.tls Jq f v to te draw n it pany near here and both loft to hold up our usually occuplea th* group g t Ha possessor nf a new dress, fan). o f President-oloet Font H wive* and children. f ln t maatlag af any month* . then* toy*. Other Products Are Excluded From Do­ mestic A 1lotment Relief Legislation <* Partly ------ , ---- . „ l^cal * N tte r yesterday. kl*» 11 tow I t. Seminole Ranks 8th « , In Use Of Fertil*-^- Brady Gives Young Bidder At Auction Gift For E f f o r ts road," Hallett Gives Check --------- *— -fU Another R estaurant, I C ig a re tte Prices AreRedueed Again By Big Companies IS Offering Celery Elks Band To Give Concert Tonight I ’ll 2 Men Are Killed In Tank .Of Hot «. ■~i •’“'** £ L - JL . >4 o �* ■>» •• .i.t. - f i •—N i a r a . ’W f c t 1- fT 5 •A THE SANFORD HERALD. 0A EIGHT total •utstamllng debt account down to 12.429,. 10 Bonded D e b f ^ r . $6000 During^"?Comparison of the general fund lonth Of January * * • ' ; bonded debt of Ihe City ■d wai reduced a total of i during the month of Jancary, accofumg aeeoru/ag to an official (tatement of condition on Jan. 31. 1333, relented at the City Hall Oil* morning. 'Daring tho month fdOOOpworth of general term bonds were aecopied as payment on deumuent taxes amj for other purpoees, to LEGAL NOTICE n n n i r t o r w A irnn-t e s t r . K otlc I« H*r*hy «l*»n tb»» aed In pur.usnc. nf test c.rtsln final d « r . » "» fowclosur. • and M l . , aunts ■ *4 »ni»r»4 « a <h* t • " 4 etr nf Jnnwery l » l t . la s b 4 by lljs t'lcu ll I'nnrt la am for a.mlani. reaaiy. ri-flda. la Chsacry. la a r.risln . ■ u . . Ib.r.la P»n<-lnt w h.r.la Jr.rrgnoj-K HTANLAIlf> M rn tnaritAMrK <fiMrA!«T. ■ rer po rslln n uhrt.r l b . I^ w . af r«Mh r s r n l ln s . • » < p l a l a l l f f . a ae lA II'H R B Tr.V rva and Ol-I-IM V M I A STRVKMO bis » l f » , w «fn O .f .n d s n l * . I. II M WA TItON, s . Iip.rl.l M n .I.r nf .a id 1‘nurt by f eel*, on’ M<m4 a r l b . Slh d e v nf Msr eb. l i l t . |h» . a m . bains • ><'•*" l m r o f ihla c u r t /in. f o ll ow iB g i * p « r r l M pm p# rty allnala III l l 'm * M o l * futility,' FturMft. tn-wM* L«»l 10 Ift |U»»rh • nf |ha Nan U n l i t Hgtsdlvlaion nf Ih# f l i p o f Hanford, Flnrli.a. g f r u n l U g In (h# I'tal I h a f ' o f rarnptlail In lha I'u bl lr |(arfir*|« nf ffanilnolm CtkklFe, Flop Ills 1%* aantp ‘ in hv aoltl lo sa ti sfy Mi d d trre e T r r m a ; i*aah. Furrhaaar In pa / for II. M. W A TS O N . Hy .clal M s . o r OF AFFLICATIO N ▼U IIKIII) l s 4 ar « 0H I m 030 • ( l i t f j p » # n i l R I l l l l M • ! tha H a l t mt FlmrlJa. Nolle*- la h » r » h y i l « « n th#| II II flliwr. ptirrhaaor nf * 33 ' l t O l h o f T t l C # r t m r n t » No I I I . daloil the 71k . U p o f July A tX* l»Jt . h## fiu*l M i d r t r l l f l r a t * In rny o f f l r o b M h * » m « 4 # applirntIfin fo r I 0 B deed to l n u a In R r m n U n c # wi th |xw HUM rrrilflrnl** rnikraro# lh*» fnl* lAfVlnw t|s»rflii#*i| propoMy nlftiai'tl In HominoU r .» u n ip f • Florida. !«»• W ll: Naat I# rhalna nf font 3 Her lio n I# T o w n s h ip 3* Motjth. — f t a n a ' l# r a i l ? H Ht ra­ T h * nali. land b « l n « aaaran'd at |h' dat a o f l h ' Inauaaca o f aurh r r r l l f t * r ata In I k * name o f A >! Hjotilom. ITnlraa aal.l r a r t l f l r a t r ahall to* rrdaamrd a rr o r d l n g to la w t a t dr ad Will laatt* th trr un on tha l l t h d«F o f March A l » . 1033 Wllnaaa my o f f ic i a l algnaturo and m « I thla lh#* 3 rd dap o f Fab* rna ry. A. I> . 1013 V. K. iHM tll.AHH, triark t'lrrult «*i».irl Nt-rolroila I'ooritv, Florida. Uf m cA i.) . %«NF.T« ne^ su i. A re •*/. Through courteny of tha U. 3. Department of Africalture in co-operation with the Florida State Marketing Bureau. R. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. |t n e « o f w r * k Hhlpp#n ho ld in g for MlghOt prlre-m Ik* 1 I'l.A N T n T V . - f t n r r t r l U l i s l M Fofti. R a r sM ld lUrlUih). • .cloudy. I fk u l l n « a l ig h t ; ilpmjtiMt l ig ht , I R ir , k r l •I * * *! ) Carloa d* f o b shipplug |H*liil, ilMoffV on d t l l v ' r o d M ira Im i o il iran aporU IlM c l u r f t a ) l*» Inch ' g n l t i , t\ K. Mo. I, Individually wroahvft and p r p c n o M , I - I f d o t I I t . I d o t lew I N ; er tto w a s h 'd and prwroolad, 1*1 d o t l i e * Faaaiaga t h r oa g k tha F lo r id a • • ! » # way a l l a r l s l l s f Jaekaowellla. H a ra r e. — . * t ta ld w fo t f a t a >4 ho o r period e o d t a g at I d t A# k . ltl.llM I Dvv from <ih today. <4.41111 ll.lllll Al loo na I. A tla nt a t. Itnatnn I. er fond* V a lu e o f prop nr ld g s po rt I. C hic ag o l f f l a v a l a n d er Ilea 1, ,1 0 ,1 1 1 I t 4, ( 14,411.13 I, I Detroit I. Sa w f l a v a n I. S ew York 4. Otnevvllfa I. Ph ll adalphla I . r itt a hu r g h S. I 'n t om a e Tarda I. Itlrhmond I , Savannah I, T o l a d o 1. Yn ungalown I — T o t a l — I I Faaaiaga f o r a S I featv p e rio d r o d la g at R i M A. tfl. today. itn ttM A r r A lim 17 m m nnaaad N ' w Y ork IS, Phi lad elp hi a I I . Ilo.ton |. H a r t f o r d 1. A lb a n y >. •*n» park t o Haltlmore. W a sh in gt on . Ht ranton, ll atlalna. I ln ch ta ta f F l v o ears held fo r rseotialgnmenl r i . N f l M . V A T l ; • eara passed Ft. |Mxal>l. Stt.MJ fs tll.SM Is Arrr««it lot W a y n r - t , one each to f o l u m b o a . •O-trMt. laifayatta. f«ogatuiport Juils* fle tr o lt ' vn .n r. X t T . tl l . S V JIT 111 <4 , A T I . A M T A IH VItnHIOMN rff a l a aw o »OPdoadf r ’HM*eweop.npn»aveae — i n i r . T ! r * n 7 j i r r MAVAN.NAII m v r M S I O N M JarArcrtie«| In* * •ey n t y l. Po tomac Ta rd a I. IffM l 14.007 71 11,007 71 hhlpptag Paint In fo rm a ti o n f o r Thnredny. Pah. * IMS. f>rl i*f it»* . H ANPnill* OVIKIMI tfacllon of lUrt'ral H*• Florida O rh w l a g m l r .t r, cloudy. Manila** light, grunt w ir e ln«|Ulry: r i a l l.nmla 1.1 aa.anu »•« n#n«*ral larm demand good, m a r * * t firm, hatter lmrtd<3 3.13V anti nn fe eli ng pr ev ai li ng F e w salt*. car* loads f ii h shipping point, ( ba se d W a l e r ul llllp iM.mla , tM.anano on delive red aaleg leaa all traaa* l la a ull ll lp psirlutlon c h a r g e s | I t Inch eratao, bon«N 343,00# aa Indlvltlually washed. 1*10 dot. H r . H\**r Am | am. par; . nr load a f o h rnah track. |a Inch rralea. Indiv idu all y vraahtd. 3 * r ia l ImiinI s 1,341.000 a# la do t ••»♦** l i e , moatly H e . V a ty liahl, ehipMienta predicted fo r balhonds ..... Meal r a t a l # arr|itlred by Hera I I 4.4 I I . I S (Vew Ford To Be On Display1Saturday At Sanford Agency Th« first of (he new Ford V-R cylinder. 112-Inch wheelbase mo­ te r rira will be displayed here to­ morrow In the showrooms of Htrirkland Motor*. The., Ford dealers, It was announced today. The rew V-H I* the largest snd most powerful Ford ever lull!. U L . . ____ ____■ *I.AI_.AI I.. 1 has new and distinctively modern ines, n most attractive front end, lonurr wheelbase, large and room­ ier bodies, faster acceleration, In­ creased power and speed >ard is exceptionally economical In op­ X M IVKKKM. eration. With its 75-hnrs*power, D. C. V-H rngine, the new Ford is rnp- SEMINOLESAUSAGESHOP I0NE 58-W Celery M arket Reports 303 SANFORD AVE. PHONE 58-W M|d* from Hams and Hbauldars. Fur* Fork Halle SAUSAG E 1 5/ l ». F ir* Fark, Ijraakfat U ak Found SAUSAGE (We Make’em) : 20c Country Btrl*. Fur* Park, Uak, Hmakrd Pound SAUSAGE (Hickory Smoked) 25c 0ie. 3.1 i.ol lie .tlr M l f I lo A l i K I s P 1C I A : JOlfhtly a t r o n i » r 17 d e g re e* partly cloudy I I Fl a a r r i v ' d , I I . r a r t on track Kuppllwa alxiMl mo«|*>rata. damarul mcHiaralo. market alightljr atrongar Klurkla la Inch r r a t 'a , washed and pr»r<Mil»i|. and Individually w a s h 'd anil p fp r w il nl , 4 do t 1.71*3 M , aataa la l* Thu rod ay low a* 1 43 . 0 cotN M « « . I d o t moatly 1 0 0 . aaUlalw Thursday low aa (. 71 ; |0 dot I it ! moatly |.71 S H W Y O IIK : About ataady. It degraaB. clear. I I r a r s a r r i v ' d ; II Fla u n l o a d ' d ; IT rara on track. HupplUa modarat*. domarul alow, market about steady Flor ida I t inch rralea. cra te washed, and In. dlvtdually washed and preaoalac. > t <l..s, I S l . I . n ; 1 tloi- I . I I . I IO; li | i t . ( i t , r . w higher. G h u rrirtJ o D V B T ttfttl!— Opens 3-Day Session alii, of a sustained epeed of HO mile* an hour. The (tyling of- the 14 body typo o'clock, songs by the Red Rose txpres.ee the new mode in motor Jubilee Singers at 8:fft o’clock, car building. The modern note is snd a m cisag, by A. J. Tomlinson, found in the sloping Vee radiator Of Cleveland, Tenn.. genera) over­ grill, the skirted fenders, newly- seer of the Churchet of God In ucslgned headlamps, cowl lampe this country. Rervice* wl'l be held on Raturami bumpers, the curve of the hoodalde ventilators, the 20-de­ day, while the convention comes gree elant of the windshield, the to a close Sunday after an all-day cuived roof header, the reverse session betinning at a sunrise curve of the rear ijuafter and the meeting. Pastor* and renrasenta. batik* ard sweep of the apron tlves nf all churches will he r'-e* |0 minutes each fn» an exnonlt'nn masking the gasoline tank. The ' new all-iteel bodies are nf thel- f«|lh. while, short|v he. materially wider,_ almost a ____ foot fore mlilnlvht all hlshnos. desco»s. .J consequently ^muchjand evangelists wll' be *|ven Inlonger and j ' lnstru-|. ••nictlnn hv Overseer Tomlinson. loomfer. ?Tht ’ . attractive ..... mrnt panel Is directly In front of. The public I* Invited to oil servthe driver, with a large package! Ices. compartment at the right xlde uf - ■ ■■ ■ ■ Ihe instiument board. Front seats f J n l f I-P R U fltlS in closed c a n are fully adjustable. V T e P interior fittings are luxurious. Optima In upholstery and a wide -------Rk0kA.>>LM3.c»|«m. Mtk. owMi i lkrw .u a , tho. w w aW . w m M . able. «. Ce--ce G. |fu l\ »*n at the SanThe improved V-3 engine le fit- fnr<| Country Club, tomorrow red with all-alumnlum cylinder rnornl"* will give free fundamenthemle, one of the most noteworthy ( | ro lf lessons to rennn* of high forward steps in motor design In b-,Vs and girls who g r, many years. Because aluminum,.^«>t,d t„ be on hand by 9:00 dissipates heat more rapidly, the'o'clock. uso of Ihe aluminum cylinder At that h<r<r he w"l b s» 'i a heads permits highercor.pres-l K«if hour l**s*n for e'rlt of high sion pressure and results In In- ..Knot *•». At o'-locV hov* creased epeed, power and emooth- b u s ,-h/vl mHi U> Instructcl ness, faster acceleration and e-kiu ,4 jp-on nV'ocV W « and adued fust economy. r | r|( 0f junior high school age are » . Armour'e Dexter Brand. RJndlrwi SLICED BACON 1 5i lb. 17c lb. 21c Armour’a Star, Fixed Plaror SLICED BACON Fancy, Weil era. Loin, Park CHOPS 2 BUTTER •pound A*r**r'r Clever Bleam, Daisy CHEESE pound LONG'S MEAT IS A TREAT TO EAT F ln t 8tract * Opposite Postoffles CLEAR BROOK CREAMERY ROLL BUTTER Lb. 18/ Pound POT R0A8T OF half or whole 19 ^ D° : 'W U M P PAT N E H S LOIN ' 20 1* H. E. Weakly 700 w. «th; L t - " ' “A fey yearn ago, my health wasn’t good, and 1 suffered from cramping." writes Mr*. Herbert W. Hunt, of Hallarltle, Texas. "My pain would nauseate me. I would Just drag aruund. so slug­ gish and ‘do-less.* My mother doelded to give me Cardul. 1 began to mend. That tired, doggish faallag waa gone and the pslas disappeared. I can't praise Cardul too highly because I know it helped ms." , CAB DUI Is safe and wholesome SPECIALS , D, V / W i r r a vla.tr* Moanm. Mradow Gold— 10c llaa 1 tin*. 8c ling n times. 7c llna 6 Unas. Be llaa I month. Minimum chary* 30c. Ths Finest— With eseh order of $3.00 RUTTER, lb....... SUGAR 5 19C Daisy TuJI Cream Pounds HAVM YUUR WATCH repaired by one a ho really anowa haw. Orlggs, Jeweler, Mag. At*. LOST! Right hand black k id g\ov*, Tuesday n ig h t Pitas* return to Celery Club. Seward. Evgrydny Milk CHEESE, lb........ No. 1’*—No Culls— Irlah PoUtooa, 10-lbci..... York Imperial APPLES. Mb*..... s H U rg e Yellow H RANANAS, 3-lbs. LEMONS— ____ 24 Lbs. Whits 8. R. Flour R Lb. Carton Lard Camay Petted POUND, on January 24th! a num­ ber of packages of chewing to­ bacco snd chewing gum, owner tan have by identifying and pay­ ing for thla odd, Sheriff J. P. Me. CUlla nd. HAM, 3 cans....— JLI Vienna j SAUSAGE, 2 cans Navy, G. N., B- E-, or Baby U rns j POUND: Small black and whlto fox terrier. See Olejls Dyson, Mayfair. BEANS, lb..:.____ USED CARS—Three Chrysler Se­ dans. On* Dodg* pick-up. All narantoed. Gulf Pilling Station. Orange City, Fla. < .___ Cat FOOD, 3 cans MK RENT AN Austin. Roadster or coop*. Sc par mile. Reel R Sons, Phan« 180. GRAPE JAM ...'. B sttir Pood Salad t 4 4 DRESSING, pt. (Q uart.......... JBc) C a lo D o g a r A J All Sc CRACKERS, 3 for Over Sea Ja r Lion Brand Con. M IL K . brff. c a n ... Selad Bowl Free with) CRI8CO, 3-lb. can WANTED TO BUY: a kicker la running condition, prle* must be reassnsbl*. Phone T01-R. ........... ' ‘ Maxwell House ^ I 8tompid'. »**f from Yswng Steer* All Cuts M a A STEAKS, IK-... I f V ’sstarn) Stuff with Draaslng— Thej'rv Pino— 4 A A Boef Hcarta, H - l v V Standard 8ug*r Curad Half or Whale 4 i U * Oacwcle Cov* OYSTERS, can.. H-IK pan PINK SALMON. M s. Jsr. APPLE JELLY. SLICED BR BACON U iW GOOD W IL L R A D IO S E g V IC E RESULTS SAUSAGE MEAT - the aiperience and equipment to go year Job. Bee ae sag GOV’T. INSPECTED FLA. PORK CHOPS and ROAST EG G S W, l i t Street Prank Lewis nm Martin have to be taught fundamental golf. The lessons a r t free, and all per■nn* Interested are Invited to at- Fancy Writer*. Round Or Loin SguarTanteEed! prAmhKJard Martin’s Garage Scouts Are Invited / To Hear Dan Beard LOST* “Bootale," a Boston dag puppy—club footed, ward If returned to Mary, Myrtle Ave. WESTERN A’inoir'e. Clovrr Illoem, Full Cream le taka. refend asm m sc haw bag dapafeas J* w r» Doivn 10 & 13/ 2!5< B E E F 23c LV. 15/ S T E A K 15c m . Ci pU h l 8t»ra**. t, 0, Dean. f. 4, L tviem *. *, B. QWV»tt, g. p. ller- Sharpshooters On Top In Cage Loop As S eason Closes Coach Leonard McLocaa* Semi­ nole n igh Sebool baiketball squid play* lha Kuotie High School team The Junior High School baikethere tonight a t 1:00 o'clock In one of tha few remaining tome* on ball I n n i came to the -loss of Ite regular leaion thi* week with the the 1913 etbedul*. Deepite the fact that the loya! Sharpshooter* team leading in team hae won only four ganiee la ■tandlngi with four gameo won 13 atarti, Coach McLocaa belieTce and two loit. The Ramblera and Hawkey** were tied with three that the eiperlenco gained w it prove of great value In the annual wlm ami three defeat* each, while district baiketball tournament at the Muitangi had four defeat* DeLand |ate th ii month. The lo«i ■ml only two victoriei. The Sharpthooten. lecond half of center Jack Kanner became of | winnen, wl^ meet the Hawkeyee, Ineligibility put a crimp In the team’* hopee for victor lei, but f ln t half wlaner*. In a two out of lubotltute Govocek la laid to be three game icrlei noxt week to learning rapidly, and ihould prove decliio the champlonikip of tho leaguo. Both Mama a rt well bal­ a valuable man when the tourna­ anced In defenio and offrnao, and ment goto under way. are »ald t0 compare favorably with m m t of tho vanity teama that hkve rep relented tho ichool. When the loaion had ended. Saptalp Stoothoff of tho Sharp■honten team had aeored a total All Boy Scouts (rum this coun­ of 87 point! in nine gam**. Ilia cil will bo Interestod to learn neareit rival In scoring waa Cap. that "Uncle Dan" Beard, national tain Zachry of tha Ramblcre. who Seoi’t commissioner, is to to tu ra had M polnta In I t games. Durat Rollins College in Recreation Hall, Tuesday evening, Feb 11. at V T lB ^ to O r W *lKe Topic?’ fcVKe Bey and How to Get Next to Him." Though this subject sounds as if it wire solely for adults, there will be pkinty for tho boys •T> along the way. All Scouts, their Scoutmasters, executives and frlsnda, as well aa the general public ore Invited. Inasmuch as reserved seatn are to be set aside for ihe Scouts and their leaders, all troops contem­ ceed to Recreation Hall In n body. plating attendance *are requested At the conclusion of the lecture to notify Boy Scout headquarter*, there will be an Informal recep­ Orlando, not later than Monday, tion and every Scout will be given Psh. 30, as to piobablo attendance. an opportunity to ehaka hand* The Scouts are asked U> as- with his guest. ••mbit on the athletic ficVl In front o f Carnegie Hall at 7:45 P. M. in order that they may pro­ Set For Saturday Lean, Mraty, Country Style RIIIH or BACKBONE Seminole High Cage Team fo Meet Eustis VOE BALE: ala pirns F * �dictatorial Howi Sanford Herald Dictatorial p o w ers m ay be granted P re sid en t-elect tSBSEPoti ROCK 'tKAlCr Roosevelt a f te r ‘M aith 4 for the purpose of abolishing un­ ACTIONS necessary bureaus and commission*, cutting expenses gen­ No gala or lots I* rtrOgfllMt) erally and In s h o r t b alan cin g , th e budget. C ongress is for incomc-tsx purpose* am S'rifc debating the subject today, With tt)e Democrats rather n i t ef tbo *«h»agv of s ta c k e r larg ely lirt favor o f the proposal and1 the Republicans'Hoed securities to a corporators *AWV .\ r vttek or securities In 'S W b * Im m iw up agaioat It. Recently Col. Houag wrote an Article for 'fe corporation in pursuance *f S Liberty in whieh he asked the quwtton, "Does America i n IUtri ^ of rvorjraniration to which both SetnI-JFy*Uria ) ITFor i Need A D ictator?" corporation* ar* parti** or a*( a / . : -------rt p .J t is often conceded tin t the best form of government rvittlt of th* etrhang# of stack By OBOBCK'B. ANDOSON JUS pm t « a u dictato rsh ip .............provided you have n benevolent or faeorlti** tn a rorponUj NEW YORK CITY. d M - t l c ^ M lln s ctutor. Yft once heard an Englishman express the same so|*4y .fo r stock or seturfilw , silo*1 That th* ft idea somewhat differently when h* •remarked. "The best the aim* corporation ft* CoiuokDon ta scHoes admits of no form of government is an absolute monarchy tempered tlon with a recapitalisation, iv fa iir s ir doubt, hot that it to legitlmat* oc­ .with periodic aaaaaalnations.” The advantage of a dic­ Where mon*y or otb*r property casion fer th* Musi-hystaria which tatorship ia that if it doesn't work you can eliminate the to r*c«lv*d along with "u^b change*, no !o** U reeoirnlrid', parts fly th* country In tho last entire system simply by the removal of one mao,’ though a taxable gain may rap fine weeks to op*n- *• toimldsrebl* Without a shadow of n doubt a dictatorship has some c i a * .1 alio prohibit* question. If th* Un* *f farectoaur* redeeming features, even the type of dictatorship which Tha atatut* for any lot* froi on th* farm mortgage short cogCongress hits in mind when It proposes giving certain duction p B S t r *a|* cr other dlopoaltlon of «tp«li throes Its upward ellmh during Milli m «• n * dictatorial powers to Mr. Roosevelt For years Con or' oociirltlet wher* th* tAXsjij«rf of. *u ««f< | w S « y th* current firm ytar in th* asm* II *r not • « • » • * • « * < • gross has been debating economy and for years ex­ within ■ ptrlod Of SO iUys^^*f<)(* proportion aa last year, th* to tal, till penses havo continued to rise. As matters now stand, only or aft«r th* dst* of sslt or othtr number of farm ’ wrongi ff* fmwH ialllw llpa '■< Congress can rsducs expenses and only Congress can levy dtipo-IUon, acqutrts •r tniVrj, Ineiota res for th* re m a t reason • riw m < n taxes. It is becoming increasingly evident' that Congress to ■ contract or option to seqatr* wUl • xceed 167JX)0. That S**m* a SATURDAY. PEik T T u u proposes to do neither to the extent which necessity' de­ substantially Identical ..sMHfMl#t large numkir. but it to only ‘AS scrurltl*.. * Mr rent of th* estimate mands. . 000 firm* in the Unltcff Th* treatment of atln*" "hid It seems reasonable enough that Mr. Roosevelt, or any ■IBLlI VERSE FOB TODAY *‘TtrjtwtM¥'iW”rtrtA"*ri«rta»*'hi'”*' ’tntsHtyenfr^pmBTCif given w r rnrwnr ‘timtmrttraTd'Hfflow .............. ........ ........ . — th* lOSS-FS farm yrer to a* frost I f ONLY GOD: B**A’b Isrjt- pliah fof the federal government the task which la confront­ «schnn«* of cspltsl s« .*tj tfridtr a* ia th* previous year to doubt­ he Lord our God’li on* LonL ing every business man in the country, every housekeeper th* ttrtnu* act of 10.13 rtmalnd' th* -am* at It *■< und*r thh’fsvful. There ha* hren a great Iptuny Sit. , ’ throughout the land, simply that of making both umia *nu* art or 19W. Th* t*hh'*V rreos*. bat In ri«w of th* fact, meet. All Mr. Roosevelt would h*v* 1° do Is to figure out that th* great Nf* Ins urines comto m prepto M klon fame; Just how much he ean raise by taxation and then appro­ Ital >*'**t»‘' mtdht with-'-**? exception* property htM by tKF ponire, federal Und banka aad threat upon priate that amount among the more essential 3f his various Im p s jrr for * period of morf country oommsreiAl banka hare ’Sanat*. than two year. *nd tueh’' proper departments and. offices, eliminating the rest. < followed lh* policy, So fnr ss pssh i The ' sihle, *f foreclocing mortgage* Thu trouble with Congress is that each member views ty, of course,' Incudet slo<)if' ajii: mod*m glrfo W*» of ■ only in re*** where.siwb Mttoa it. i \ disarmament eanferente U an the situation from his particular position unable to see the s*curiti*». In th* c*s« of,*n'"lnmad* nee w a ry by th* Mtopoql- ' J II* Imrid* wills a chaperone thing as a whole. We believe it was Walter Lippmanu. ilividml, any loss sustained '''fa rc p c c l of capital assets Is ffrstj lion or inability f th* faremr to lb* tack utL who compared our present predicament to that of the ele­ offset against «ny gstns, frijnt carry on or by tha Intervention of z *■ phant when Inspected by the four blind men. One of them S fe e s J a e s ir . second mortgnxn an d • h a f t • 1 '.'And on* wrlwr; eafaT l& An Bad 'hohl of hla trunk. “This'la a tall slender beast," he such sourre. A cnpltal net gain mortgar* holdar*. it to qait*-preother year wcTt *U b# bask on u ld . Another one grasped the elephant .by a tusk. “Why otsy. nt th* election of th* tax­ payer other thsn a corporation, •Ibie that thn n t* of bmreare has Saiy Street again. Or ibis Animal Is made of stone," he declared. The third man be taxed St the rata of 1? J-3 net been so great. i" thing* *aay oq • h * * ta » f* t. somehow managed to get underneath the elephant and percent Instead of the regnlsr HARD CASH FOR DOUBTFUL CREDIT Tha prorent aeutrnres of th* ‘» ■ --------- ^ - r — ■NEW YORK HBRALD-TBIBUNB rotes for computing th* ' normal sltxatton U largely'a Otata prob­ ( ' Congress Investigated lh» cried, “Help, a mountain Is falling on me." The fourth tnx and sur’-lnx on ordinary ( lq“What a dainty Ut­ lem. Th* number of farm* net**ln th chargee launched agaliut It by man ’had hold of the elephant's tail. "aulhteltativ*!V ersn unhesitatingly choose repudiation, comc. No election 1* allowed, how­ Ir under mortgage in th* United slid anonymous, sources brrnute they believe th* present David Barry and found that ile creature—how delightful," he remarked. ever, with respect to the treat­ State* to somrwhst unrertain,. Congress la ai pur* a* a Uly. So it in perhaps with Congress. Each man examin­ ment of a capital net loss. a. th- i-t Lu.'lanl ttginning to speak obligations .to be utterly beyond •Continued from Pag* One) finer th* last complete return.sur­ a suliIn Ihs piectlrsl terms of ing closely Home particular part of the problem, is wholly their Vapaclty. I f th* __ question, In the co m m it te e, but Cop*I*nd vey wa* in 192S. However, hi tree—Ingot production Ineteased unable to see any of th« other parts. P erhaps.If the' «■“. T S « &***•*> *■ M -s . a- however, ronorms a form of sta- and Senator Ty ding*, Democrat, two hundred thousand tuna entire task were thrown upon the shoulders of one man, rapltal net loss .l* limited to 1! war debts huaincas begin* In .Dement which must U* within Maryland, served notice they Ing th* prerentags of farina undsr; What thla country ho would be better nblc to grapple with i t . w etnjrthe thing 1-Z ‘p*rr*nt" lher»«f.‘"nie"*W8u7it (oar* down out of those realms of th rtr pm » n t ability to pay. thcy would - mah*-~*w*th*e -affect -la mortgag* from as far hack aa f*»tf to'H u' prsMBl lIhu- Uut* has “ unreality in which th* Chamberla mora guts Ilka itaal In- aa a wholn from ull of its various angles. The. President of the tax payable In such (k<a lain type of dpevchmaking hail probably will hid high in order slash the total on tha floor. been a remarkable »U*dines* In It was Tydlnga who had suc­ la the only, man tu our government who represents the Is subject to th* further provt- eeemad to leave It; Attempts by tn avoid th* ditaster* which re­ ceeded In iob-com'mltte# Thurs­ the trend, and with th* mtreptton country nn u whole. Upon him should rest the responsi­ •Ion that In n0 cas* Is th* amount debtoA or creditors to "rdueat*" pudiation must invuls* for them- day in rutttag lb* fund 10 per­ of tho period twtweea IMP and *> Tha farmer ahoald by tMa tlma IMS, th* chart *f l»creaa* shews bility of leading the way, but such res|>onslbillty should be of tax to l>* less than it would one another in their pespertive selves. cent, • taka federal aid w ith 'a grain of be If compute,! without r**artl to potnta of rt*w offer little ground A lump-sum payment means a line almost straight in Its up­ salt. Tha govammant ha* b*an accompanied by All the authority which is necessary. Tha 90.440,000 figure th*.eapiU | net lots prori»ion, S J S T A . 'r ’" > Oratorical S torm Expected In Fight Over Cut In Funds /wiping Mm for tan ytara and now ------------------------------------------------------------- — o ----------------------------------------------------------------------— — To b* deductible, * loss aris­ ing from “fir**, storms, ship­ --------- »■ wrecks, or other casualty” n**d vTh* ehl*f abjection to David not t» connected with th* tax­ rry'a artlrla about Congrvaa An army Is made up of men and fighting equipment, payer’* trad* or business. If his to ba that ha aatd that only cither single' Item of which cannot be very effective in bat- ho mi ... , , 1|„ m_i,tu l> ,1. few senators and I f o h T l him I Hitler’s Storm Troops r»pr*oanta* t |e Germany Ja forbi4d«n byntheo.UeraaUlaa TonaAyUtv. Ivta ar* griftVrs, have more than an extremdy limited amount of war mate­ &U‘ f ----- -— «U 5f, A id Another thing, Frene# rials but there uro no restrictions on the number of men Ultl be willing ty pay her she may organize Into n potential army, albeit toothless. The storm troops of Adojph Hitler, Austrian firebrand rv of .tiw war dtbt in fanoy In**, If *h( Ystlfbrnla grapr and leader of tho Naais, are a most highly developed mil­ rowara would allow It. itary force from the standpoint of man power, hut instead •--- ------{ of using guns and other instruments of death, all maneu­ lie fori-3 nation' can balance vers are carried out w it^ u m m y rifles, dummy tanks, und Jh# budget, It's got to unbalance dummy bombs. aoma of tha budget. makers.—« These Htorm troops number GOO,000 young and en­ {Omaha World Herald, Moat of J ’them a re unbalanced already, thusiastic follower* of Hitler. They havo found an outlet for romance and adventure. In the army where Intensive o--------pity si oil training, atrjet discipline, and loyalty’ tu th.' 'In# “cause" ora the olrdsr of the day. iASPuiPWSufiSr A t£5 ■nd ; up Its builness In a Jiffy and ’ Whether this huge force of restlsaa youths will prove home. That mutt be the d lf Germany's salvation or her doom only the future cun till, L' between a etfteiman and hut Intthc meantime there.continues tho constant drilling otitle lan. of men, military maneuvers,/physical training exercUrs. and p (ms Coogressrasn hare c i instruction In the technical phase of war. < The work is -the nitltuee that they carried un nt camps located nil over the nation, frequently pot *, consider S. lamp sum the costla uf n landed nobleman furnishing the head­ li#nt>n war debts, avidantly quarters and his extensive terruin tho drill field. Leadership ia supplied usunlly by officers of the to by uwed elaren b IIImperial Army, men trained in actual warfare. A m to collect two bllilotu. former typical example of them exists in the personage of Ed­ ■id«nt Hoover will dollvvr mund Heines, one of the major generals in Hitler's army, u I farewell oddress in N*w Yotk man of 34, winner of tho Iron Cross, cited several times for [■Monday night when h» will bravery, a daring reckless type who Commands respect and, to th* National Sapubliean _ at th* Woldorf-Aatoil* and inspires hla followers. Lead by men of his calibre, these 600,000 physicallyr tha country ftnerkfc wfir >• fit and highly trained forces only need weapons to carry idle brcadcaat. « v moat any objective their fervent spirits desire. Ia It any ■ 0----£J"L , I 4f tha spoolers ai tha “Bay wonder th a t France looks towards the Rhine, with appre­ movement .w o u ld hension And is loathe to reduce her military strength? ------------------------ ------------ ---------------- th*lr slogan to "Destroy ion Qrawsrs' Uarkat" of whkh moon th* sam* J 'd t .wouldn't Lr qi)U* *o t in th* BoiUh. BANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO !' -*k. ■ i* i i Motors, width mak*s ,'Baidu, CadlltaA* sand aayUUnc you want, thU [kMarod th* regular U «*at I stock* aad ’tttvwttfstaaa -Motaaiaat* .*•*•*! «*»* lit for ISIS was 410070, ( With 4*<hS77.l07 for th* yaar, AosMtMag of a ^IkiBaatafcs-WUp hav* UMn for aonarsl Mo­ st paying ditidthdi. ■ ■ » ' * " ;. t fegadag a g m t i "tha'fNd''f e f Mr*. J. Q. Adam* tnitrlslntd tin* under hi* banner, practically mo*t plrassnUy *t km:heo.i Sat- cspturtd th * Mk Imu capital. Ftsntlsco Msdtrd, prvaldcnt, of utiiay a t h«r sttrsetivu home m th* npoblit, and m*ntb*n of hi* Buck Lak*. G*n«vs, In complimaM cahiiMt, took rtfug* In tha Na­ to Mrs. I. C. Elthnar and Mr*. 'A. tional capital wb*r* (H»y w*r* JTr*y, ef Baltimore, Md. Af u r b*sl*g*d, but with MU* loyal laashaon .th*. gutai* renutt-J !fo troop*,.at 4h*)r back*, *u*c**d*.l th* pastor. Mrs. Adams it a tab ia defending the palsc* front th* rnUd satartalM r and tho afulr, assanlii of th* ratal at loolits. M w u rUthoroughly M M ia M M inJoysNa. Thorsday aftdfaoAa last thor* Tho*« ohjoylng ih* ocaaswu with t u a spltndld <wwatlng of th* Mrs. Adam* wRr*': Mrs. JL C. Wm L, gld* lmprovanwnt Associa­ Elchi lchn*r, Mrs. A..J . Fry, M Air*, r*, rgn- tion at th* Robins Ntsi whtn Mrs. Aor^Car^ti Mrs.i.4L Jl. Marinr, Mas- John Dltklas was tk« got*t of th* P*i*rs, da. II. H. futti- sitoclstion. FoUowtar tha r*gulsr tapi* iUrrli, ef business Msskn Mra. Ditkln* was •Ml Mtsa _____ , dtv*r*-aad WMUr Park. M|M B*1V Bkiintr. |«tradpr«d wad gave aa w*Ui»* of tk . proposed union of th* Worn lH * g l% '* 0 t old Beysn aad Mis* JUaacka jPattishsU.' s a 't Ctubaoi'BAnford. At th* The gaafonl UgTt A Fwtl < dot* or tha u*«ttng 'Mrs. P*tk*r " * ‘* nu,: 3 r p rs tld tn t tha -E . '-Tha f t e f >• h ire jVdiMHHiom. airoifit JlTjfrelWl^'m'wL Vy ftoodr ■ or ?**» t r,***t*1 . bualneaallk. bungAlew _ j. basla. Whether or not a lump-sum lump-turn storm, -h* may claim a deduction for the loss sustained. Lots of property by theft or burglary i* an allowable deduc­ tion, amt need not be Incurred in trad* or boslnati. Her.**, tha lot* occasioned by th* IhsR tcf Jewelry or an automobile, used, fur , tually was stolen. Hhould rlrrumstances attending the loee leave tha owner In doubt as to whether It wa* stolen or lost, lh* - claim would not lie allowed. j A loss I* deductible only in the year in which it wae sustained, even though, aa in tha eqiM Of • theft or eatoalty, it m sy4wn,j>* iiiscovered until a b ite r.. year. Ixwata eompammted for bg.lrt-vir anea or otherwise, of coup**, pro nut deductible. llowtvqraiiJffr w ant th* amount of Iqiuisoct. U not aufflclenl t„ recum*«n*a, for tti* Inas aualained, lb* *M?W( ill* loss 'over th* *maqni|!0f jqjsuranc* la dedurtlble. j t , | 4 j , ■ Bad debt* cunitilutg^gHConsldetable (tent In th* rptoipis., 0/ many Uxpay«r* awl ,(f * 7 i t treated in on* or tw ^ wayf— cither by deduction froiq. grjvt* income in rsepe.-t to debt* asccr tained to W 'w o rth lu s aithfi whole or In part or tyfoa, lion of a reaeonabla **»• bad debts. Taxpayers yrajs|,gjVM an option h r 19*1 t» reUct. j] >ds. JThmnt! t r of th* tw a methods. l^ od used In tha reU irn l^ to ,,, must b* used in rtturoa,(*r sequent years unlsre pejnvlsslun U granted- by th* Comral**Un*r ‘•u~ > to lh* other msthod to rhang* roust l>* SO day* prior (O.tba taxable year for which g e fc 1* to b« tf/scUre. Uoxrevse, a taxpayer filing a first y*lan» In 1939' may Miect *lth*r of th* two methods, aokjoct to Om spprv“ ’ of th* remrolsiloosr » Ination *f th* return, to adopt tha wa*rva limited U .taxpayer* having U rg. nimbor of aceouats where ft1 i aad’.a ' •' payment will alone suffice to bring ■ final ■•ttUment, whrn lh* British Legin to talk In thest terms it implies that they wilt seek a settlement by th* admir­ al)]* method of offering u* some tangible reason for a«Ullitg. * Tha lump-sum idea Itself stems olMitifA utitl rofitfuliiie* 1» ^1*“- , 4 . . #. ruiny which t:^ r. h it^hav* :;:^Lean « r .'vevoked u‘k^f properly ac­ *^.-..nvow th . p u r M d M M c i s i i a a , ,U agregpi "122B — . for negotiation; g~ lump- payment, however, ia something definite enough to talk abuut. If the British official representatives are willing to rale* tbc question of such at* D,l*r offer U means,mav m eans,tlun inry they v » .“> _________ i •a Amt “ ■ —■ by the cornplexilin of th* debt problem. Its sterling beauty lie* in tho fart that 91 JAM,000,000 or of hard cash right now, avail* nblc t„ Lt< applied to our present b o d y i^ y difficult!**, is likely to look inoro attractive even to the hltlrrvst last red-center In Con­ gress than times that amount- in paper claims which Sr* rapidly becoming valueless. It* appeal for Hi* European debtor lift in lh* fart that a lump-sum payment by its vary nature must W within hi* Capacity to pay. Aa b«twc«n th* prelent obligations and repudia­ te d , th* European powtra Will eilhei that the debtor-power* will raist- the necessary cash .by tho sate nf their own dollar bond* In thi* country or al«* that they will deliver their bonds tu til* Ameri­ can Treasury for Immedlata sal* cither. cm * the to the pobjlc. In either,caa* amount* p m t.b * ro clearly within the Vebtor nation’s capacity that the private investor will n b* will­ ing t.» absorb them. The payment tn be made by (Irrmany under the lausanne agreement ii In the form of bond* which caa be issued only as long as they bring DO or over; »om- ssfeguaid of th* sort would doubtless hav* to be intro­ duced Into any agreement for ■ lumpsum payment by th* Allies to th* United ’Nlatw. Thu* th* total amount of the payratnt would finally depend on the mar­ kets, and for that reason there la litlfes point at tha moment In ar­ guing about the face vaJuo agreed upon. Th* Ixsndon dispatch** speak of an amount as great s» 13,000,000,000; that does credit to tire British desire to meet Uirir debts, though ax a practical mat­ ter It probably will prove, when the expert* meet, on the high . " ,0l"P-*“'n payment la decided upon, th* Important thing for lh* creditor aa well a* the debtor I* that It be within limit* whieh are practicable. ward ellfrth. tn -1990 th* p«trent- sent* a cut of IB percent under are of al| farms la'- th* UaiUiK current funds for dry *nf*re*SUtta under mortgag* VOX 17.9 mrtiit — 910,260,000, President por rent; In 1940 It wa* 80 par; H otter in his budget 'estimate* rent; In 1910, 13.3 per cratl in for next year proposed 90,609,000, but- this was cut to 9*420,000 by 1M0, 87J por rent. In 1998 it fall to 34A tur cent, aopprontty aa,a thfejlogw committee.and lq |9,- rewutt of ths ’eanreitation of many , 400,000 on th* House H oar.' mortgag** In FTretcn a n a s j Interest In tba repeal question rauasd by th» revAnlon of many wad stimulated today with publi­ farms to former owners. By 1928 cation by Senator Barbour repub­ th* percentage had again I n • lican New Jersey of a U ttar frqm creared tn M p*r wot. Th* trend Federal Judge William Clark of of th* chart show* * percentage N*w Jersey replying to th*'**n- of about 40 fer 1982—a figure ator’s request for hi* vMvra on generally aoe*pt*d as approxi­ the convention method of rati­ mately correct. fication whieh though not pro­ Th* distribution of th* o;ort. vided in th* Blain* resolution, gsges, however, wa* very unseen. wa* drclartd for In th* pUt- With an arermg* of 38 p*r cent forms of both Democratic aad Re­ for th* whol* country in 1928 New publican parties last summer. Kngkand state* avenged only 82A D ark w** lh* Judgw who in per rent, tlu * Middle Atlantic 1030 held th* !Mh Amendment state* only 81-4 . per rent, whllo wa* unconstitutional, baling this th* west north centre! stale* av­ on tho rontentio that euth an eraged 49V par rent and the amendment should havo been sub­ mountain and Pacific Coast state* mitted to conventions instead of 48 per rent. ThU distribution of legislature*. Th* supreme esutt-ffloans baa persisted in a general tV.. m l* U s e . ! I’1 overruled him. He wret* Bar way and account* for lh* ’scut* hour; * situation in soma parts of tha "I venture the prophecy that, if country a* compared with’ relative the convention method l* not in other*. adopted now, th* American peo­ ean* Th# Th# largo lacreare In th# ple will' b* forever "deprived of number of farm mortgag* Ioretk* opportunity to repress Umir ctmurre naturally ha* nSreted opinion of constitutional amend- most seriously th* list** with .the ments IH one of tho ways offend Vsrgret percentage ar mortgaged . them by th* wisdom'of th* fath­ {arm*. Aa compared with th* total V er*. number of for*tl4*urt la relative­ " T o r by ronventloim la threefourths Dwrcof* Uh* phres* fay ly email. Aa compared with th* number of farm* ‘actually ntidcr which |hl* method 1* pwtlsorts*d) will beconi* a dead laUrr In our mortgag*, th* propertied U -tore- • •r, whito In th* stats* where th* ronstltutlena) History.’' Judge Clark said a state legis­ pamistsfS of farms m*rt*M*d to lator* "ha* turned m t to M s high, th* percents** of <hrm«fi representative body peculiarly un­ losing their bento* hm g M «*olly fitted to express th* popular will rerious. S*. t* constllotkmal smwrlrseaU.1* "ILet's b* ladepredtol of *th*r Clark’ said the eonrenlion method ‘ “ say* ia* Nitwit, t“You would hit fairer, quicker Aad qot go youg w*y and 111 V* *>»*, expensive. \ *l« Hinifitjr 1CHRISTIAN BCfENCK MONITOR *3**j CoafrAx* has beconi* thor­ leia fully sustained by persona] oughly aroused. Probably th* and not hearsay knoweldg*. And riostftbMUd debit* of th* short it ia in tin iy undecsUodabta that session developed In th* Senate th* Banal* should Ufjtuihed dh Friday, T h. esus* was not a by I t.‘But to tha urdlsary (itlien question of emergency relief far it -must appear that the .aUtrethe. starving uoeuipluyed. IS-,was m*n might hav* adopted better tk lssu* of inWrnatlknal methods of establishing their I t was not bank reform, vlrtua before the .country , than ira) economy, farm aid, litflaby nngrily denouncing and brew!*??( V k<*r‘ 11 was qot *v*n th* b*atfng a sergrent-at-arm*. u ld sse Blames* At win to th* niws that no-vital recaaxtreclUn oth*f.—West Pslai Brech 'Vast. Th* country wUl be gfei t0 We didn't hare Dm* to ■IgUUtiou.can be cxp**t*d from h»*w that no member of Cengrex* that reeipo for and that th* ordi­ nary appropriation bill* ar* them- accepts money fbr hi* vote. But rah«”, hut wo gusmod right away lb* fact can b* certified far bet­ that they most hare more flap ter by a libel suit than by lh* and lews Jack.-.I to*ton Harold. W. la* Btrart ■’ ■s >8**I»**J df th* criminal not of money, hut fact that one H close to Ooggrw* nt Influence gad M U w to ON tM rtta MUI preceodiog* which . .Senator aa th« Bensle's own sergeant-*tof vole*, t t wants to-haow why AhsA should hav* writt*n In a Walah, of *Malarm, jire proposed It l.v that a fu r all Uu “ after a'm oth trial. It might he article that "tb*r* ar* lh* piaigm *f *«****sy. iy senators or representa- w*H for Congress t* realise that ha* JUlt approved th* **U their votes h r 000 appreciation fo r, ^onshlcration .to without a* - much Aa aad it la pretty well h i, t * who three few are." Th* th* to immediately, In an unprec*Zested naanaer, turned Itself la­ ta J*dg*, Jtsry aad proseeut tareay fe r th* trial af th* Rfhat.Mw JU ^g" It forced him to say that he could * hla statasq n t by * .l. vt •.>£ri;»d!ufc i v V THE BEST DEFENSE FOR CONGRESS Martin’. V H W ** �4 ’ •* # * j ‘ . W v \ - s t • . S - - m n ^ \ vra*** vi*" -*' • • > .’ •’ ■» _ x M W T 11. A ctivities •'V- • . i: Reception Honors capufai H v r to iS o c ia l O f I k * 148 C a le n d a r V Miss Carmen Guthrie WU1 Wed In Spring Benson Springs Scene Of Orphanage Parley Benefit Bridge Party Given ByO.EjS. Group Mrs. Jones Hostess At Informal Party, iSETS- 5\ 2S Mrs. Bailey Honors Visitor With Party r J!r.rTw k^ T' “**■ »■ New Ford Placed On Display Here B y Motor Agency Lake Mary Fla. R. N. Sanders, pastor. Sunday School, 3:43 A. M morning by Mr. and Mrs. Baa Prvachiag, 11:00 A. M. Hawkins Gnthrio of th* engage Young People's Soelsly, 8:30 meat aad approaching marriage P. M. Many visitor* viewed th* new of their daughter, Mlaa Carman Preaching, 7:30 p. M. Ford V-8 cylinder 111-Inch wheel­ Margaret Guthrie, to Wllhar G. Prayer Meeting Tuesday, 7:30 base motor ears when they were Lingo, of Hendsraonvilla, N. C, P. M. put on display today at th* show­ ao« of Mr. aad Mrs. W. H. Lingo, Bible Study, Friday, 7:30 P. M. room* of Strickland Meter*. I m , af Roekwood, Tean. Th* aaarriaga A cordial welcome is extended Ford dealer*. will taka place key* Id th* earfy to all to'attoad th**# services. Throughout th* day Ih* crowds •bout the rare showed unusual In­ Mire Gwthrl* wa* bora la this terest In tho now bodies and their city aad has lived hare all her lift. OVIEDO METHODIST CHURCH cppolntment*. The new Fords are 8h* waa gradaatH-* from high th* moat powerful evr built. Four­ W. J. Carpenter, pastor. school la 1030 and afterwards teen body trypea are available. studied innate with Mr*. Penal* 8. The Sacrament of th# Lord’s Including both standard and DeMunson for two year*. She has Supper will b* administered after Luxe types af tba Roadster, Phae­ been employed as a stltta a T la the th* morning irrmon. ton. Coupe, Tuder and Fordor Se­ Subject af th* morning sermon: dan*. Th* Cabriolet and Victoria office oy Dr. B. D. Caswel for “Hold Fast to Valuable Thing*." are exclusive DeLuxe types. about two ye* re. Mr. Lingo waa horn In Hock Th* them* of the evening rermon The new Ford bodies ar* char­ wood, Tonn. whore he spent the wilt be: “Our Children and the acterised by a new and distinc­ Children of Our Heavenly Fatb- tively modern not*, with flowing greater part of hla Ilf* aad gradoatod from high aehaoL At alrenmllnes. Th* Boat end and Tbr Epworth Ltagn# la plan- ensemble af sloping Ve* radiator proeoat ho Is circnlatlnn In the Hendersonville <1letd e l for nine ■»m# vary interesting activ­ grille, new skirted fenders, new. tho Asheville Cltlaen aad tbo ities which will strengthen this ly designed lamp*, horn nnd Asheville Times. The couple plan young peoples’ organisation. bumpers, is moot attractive. Th* to make their home la wlndahleld ha* a 30-degre# slope. villa. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH A wide e&olc* of body color* la available. Colored wheel* are op­ Park Ave. and Third tional on th* DoLux* types. by a group of ebarch •ad d a b women, aa Informal re­ MONDAY MIh Carellns Hill la 01 at her caption and mtacallanooaa shawar A meeting of the hoard af th* m m . MOO H in o K a Avsn o .. •era given Thoraday atferaoon Presbyteries Auxiliary will taka from 3:00 o’clock to >.■00 o’cbek place at 3:00 o’dsek a t th* ekartk Mr. aad Ml*. M. Moat* and MUa at tba Woman’s Club on Oak Av*. and will b* followed by th* regu­ ta lk M om b a n r e ti r e d from r* la honor of Captaia Harries, lar bailara* meeting a t 3:30 • k a r t they .pant a law bo ha* been In charge of th* lo­ o'clock. cal Salvation Army Peat for the Monthly basin*** moating of peat year and a half and who th* Woman’s Mtasloaary Society andaTI Chare. rataraad today to ho married la th* near of th* P in t Baptist Charch will a Wlatar H arm where ba future In Sabring. be held a t 3:30 o’clock a t the i t a short Urea aa kualnosa. Th* gnaata war* amt a t the church. tor by Mra. W alter L. Cooper Th* 8uab*am Band of th* f irs t Frlaada af Mr*. V. E. Douglas* after which they were Introduced Baptist Charch will meet a t 3:30 « tn regret to laarn that ike la III to the receiving line composed of o’clock a t th* church. a t bar ohaia la Ena* Court. Mr*. E. IX Brownlee, Captain Circle Number Five af th* Harriaa, Mra. Ralph A. Smith, Ftrit Baptist Chu-th will ■ and Mr*. P. M. Mailer. at t:00 o’clock at th* home of Refreshment* ware sa m d Mrs. R. f . C»optr, BIO Palmetto throughout th* afternoon by Mra. Avtnus to go to the County 3. 0. Laney, Mra. E. 1. Hoy, Mr*. Homs-----------------------------Circle Number Eight of th* Roy P. Mean, and Mlaa HaUn from a long tobla P in t Baptist Church (will most Mr*. W. t Watoon and Mr*. Marvntotte, PWaatoa, regret, . . . . which we* overlaid with a lace at 3:00 P. M. at the bom* of X..Wh**io*o,.**s**c-0*b| -A t-T h e-C h u rch cs • T b W K 3 ir* tH a a « * ^ * ^ cnndltm and vaaa* of te tti and Avtnus and TanUi Street. afternoon at 1:00 o’clock at tba '* fern. Tall fata atonda of brightRegular business mealing of th* boa» *f Mra. rule,ton In Roe* eolorad gladoll and quantitle* of Woman's Missionary Society -of FUtRT CHRISTIAN CHURCH l* « rt far tha member, of Sal- bodies war* placed at both ends the firs t Methodist Church will Sixteenth 8tre*t anJ Sanford Ha Harriaon Chapter of the of th* stage while a profusion of b« held at 3:00 o'clock a t th* Avenue. American Rerokaion In honor of rone*, narclesl. palms, and feme, church. Th* Rav. P. M. Mirier, paator. waa arranged la other parts or th* TUESDAY. Mr*. R. E Stereo*, of Daytona club. The Atartan Class of th* P in t Bible School. 043 A. M. Ranch, atata rerent. Morning Bcrvlcy,. 14:00 A^M. Music was rendered throughout Baptist Church will meat at 8;00 Aa aoon aa the guaata arrived the afternoon by quartette* and at thr church annoi with M n. A. .Christian EnkcavoiT 6:30 P . IK •*»* tube rad Into Mr*. trios, Mra. George Harden, Mr*. J. Peterson, Mra. A. L. Blacy, M n. Evenlag Service, 7:30 P. M. Phlaatona largo living room C. P. Herndon. Mr*. B. C. Moore, Hunt, H i t N. J. Stsnstrom. and whteh waa decorated for tha oc- and Mrs. Prank I . Woodruff, ar- Mrs. Victor MeLautln aa Host FIRST BAPTI8T CHURCH toalon with baaketa and vase* of rompanted by Mrs. Frances A, Plight-colored gladioli, aoftened Hickson, sang several numbers Th* annual bridge luacheon of Park Avenue and Slitb 8 1reek with cluster, of atatlc*. A largo and later In the afternoon a trio, th* Woman'a Club wiH he held at Xh* Rev. W. P. Brook*, Jr., pal­ howl of . rod radiance rosea and composed of Mrs. Arthur Branan, 1:00 o'clock at the club house with lor. hlaa delphinium waa placed on a Mr*. Cladya Williams, and Mr*. Mra. W. T. Langley and M n. J. C. Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. tabl* a t oaa and of tha room. A. M. Phillips, with accompanl* Bills aa hostesses. Reservations Morning Services, 11:00 A. M. The four a mail table* on »Ueh mant by Mrs. Hlckaon, alan aang may b# mad* with M n. John B. Y. P. U., 8:16 P. M. lone boon waa aorvad '» ^ r r , J*#v*ni| selection a. Mr*. J. W. Mc­ Central Circle of th* Garden Evening Services, 7:30 P. M. ro am * war* decorated in differ- Kinnon, violinist, Mlaa Mildred Club will meet at 10:00 A. M. at Wednesday evening service, 7:30 ant color*. On# labia, a m n u at Nix. celloUt, and Mrs. McCall^ th* homo of M n. H. M. rapworth. P. M. Ing a pink color Mhemi held ■ pianist, played i f n r Instrumen Path Avaaao. • ___ bowl of pink g irb trta dalaln, pto-ea. Th# fln t stags rehrarssl of th# ALL SOULS CATHOLIC pink nut cup*, miniature ValenThe Isrg# number of gift* pre­ Littal Theater play, directed by P. CHURCH Up * frtjt* card*, a rd pink crystal sented.th* honor .-ameat.waa .dU- C. - Mss Mahon, whkh -wlH-ha. en­ , oart'ce, whll. an o tiii'.~ u tn , C4- T»Uv«t <•" table, on the aonth tered In th^ state tournament will ,R*v. J. J. Kelli than, paator. ratoplng a yellow rub r achat 1, *lde o* *h« V—# soiiitorium with take place at 7:30 o'clock at th# First Maes, 8:00 A. M. *•* adorned with n bowl of yal. Mr*. Julian I lM e lih * 'n charge. Woman'a Club. Second -Mata 10:00 A. M. low garharaa delate* and fro*- About IKil guests called during Benediction after Second Mass. ala, yellow ant cope, and yellow th* afternoon. Dally Mas*. 7:30 A. M. . cryatal aarvic*. Tha two other Catechism Class Saturday at table* ware centered with bowl, 3:00 r . M. of red awoet pen*, had pink cryatal aervicea and Valantln* With T. C. tPItchford, M n. »AOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH place tarda Pearl 8. Babbitt, Mra. R. C. Max­ following the luncheon the table* The Rev. Alfred Erlcaon, paator. With approximately 100, dele­ well, M n. Kyle Shoemaker, and war* cleared and the guest* gath­ Mi*. O. M. Harriaon as hostess**, Sunday Schrol, 0:43 A. M. gate* and visitors In attondanee, ered ha group* to k u r a talk by a aubjcrlptlon bridge party waa Morning Service*, 11:00 A. M. Mb*. Stavan*. Tha flrrt port of Um conference af superintendent* given on Thursday evening a t th# Christian Endrevor, 6:30 P. M. bar talk waa baaod on aatrcnomf of th* Methodist Orphanages of Episcopal parish house for Jh# Evening Sarricre, 7:30 P. M. which ah* dracrlbad aa a plaaa- 10 Bovlhera states was hald at the benefit of Seminole Chapter Num­ Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 arable and gratifying hobby. She Methodist Orphanage In Renton ber Two Order of th# Eastern raid that to loam all about th* Sprlnr* on Tuesday, Wednesday, Star. Sixteen Ubita of playon P. M. planet* la tha firmament and and Thursday, rra In attendance and enjoyed atudf how event* predicted BO 'Th* following member* oy th* game* of contract and auction LAKE MARY COMMUNITY • yoara ago rogardlag placement of Sarah Parker Methodist Orphan­ bridge. CHURCH planet* really work ant aa fore- e d Club o f thin city attended th* Mrs. Batytt, Mra. Pitchford and tcld "give* on* a foaling of aa- conference Wednesday: tha Rev. (Presbyterian Government) curity la th* knowledge that there and Mr*. Smith Hardin. Mr*. P.J). Mra. Harriaon recelvrd th* guests Organlted In 1304. a t the door akd'usbeiod them to Parkar. Mr*. John D. Jlnklna, Mr*. Is aoma auprama power ,which Preaching Services a t 11:00 A. Essie Hutchison, Mr*. B. J. Cor­ their places. At th* conclusion of g rants aaar ua all." M. and 7:30 P. M. savarnl progressions of bridge la th* ttcond p art of her talk win. Mrs. Byron Squire*. Mr*, scores ware added and prise* Graded Sunday School w1th Mr*. Steven* tola of th* varioua (••erg* McCrnm, Mr*. W. R. Trained Toachare, 10:00 A. M. awarded. High score prises for the activitioa af th* Daughter* of Wells, Mr*. Hardman. Mr*. Roy auction players want to M n. H. Minister, th* Rav. Jam** TIIH*. Mr*. G. A. Radford. Mr*. E. tha American Ravolunoa and Thompaon. what th a t organisation aland* A. Harrison, Mra. J. 0 . Waltea, N. Saytr and H. F. Kant, whll# second high score prises were Mra. W. M. McKIm. Mra. J. H. for. Aawag acirvttk* I la t a d PRESBYTERIAN 'CHURCH presented to M n. E. J. Booth and wares (1) a Margaret Steven* Powall. Mrs. J. C. Vaughan. Mra. C. E. Ctiorpening. Mra. Richards, Jim Wilson, of Chuluota. Among atat* loan fund which la tor Uw Th* Rav. E. D. Brownlee, D. D. purpose «f educating a student; Mrs, Oreer, Mra. W. 8. Thornton. th* contract players Mrs. S. D. paator. ^ Hlfhteyman and E. Compton had Mr*. J. E. Mettlngvr. Mr*. R. L. (If that tba atata chapter, Sunday School, 0:40 A. M. high scores ' while M n. J . E. Shlnhnlaer.. Mr*. Georgia llart, through th* aaalatanc* of the in­ Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Baker aod O. D. Good*II won dividual chapters, ha* financed and Mra. J . E. Wilson. Christian Endtavor, 8:30 P. M. second high score prises. A. G. th* tftitldtag of a dormitory for Evtnlng Worship, 7:30 P. M. Wagner, of Chuluota, waa pre­ t h * M o n t V a r d a Industrial The session will meat a t the sented with cut nrlie. School a t Moat Varda which Quantities of 'gladioli, m ap close of thg morning and evening will b* dodkatod on Mar. 17 at dragons, and ferns, donated by worship servlet* lor th* recaption liBO P. M.j (3) a hlatory of th# A. K. Rotsetter and J. R. Stewart, of member*. Those without church to D. A. R. which h*» boon/ An lnf3Tm*,l luncheon wer* arranged about th* largo homes In Sanford are welcomed to gnthared lot* » readable story spand-tha-day party was room where the table* wer* all services. Th* paator la •*•!!Sad has M pictures, win b* pub­ Thursday by M n. John K. Jones spread for play. At a lata hour •bio for konfareoca ovary morning lished la th* near future; (4) th* at bar homo oa Boards!) Avtnus refreshment* ware served by th* from 0:00 o'clock to 11:00 o’clock teacher's oath bill, sponsored by for a number of her frisn lt. Saw­ hostess*, assisted by Miss Sarah In hla study a t th« church. tha D. A- R. will ha presented te ing waa enjoyed during th* day Maxwell, Miss Elaine Harriaon, tha coming legislator* and pro- and luncheon was served Infor­ and Gilmer Steele. FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE rid** that all toachare of schools, mally a t noon. Among thoao-preaent wars: Mr. Thoa* present at the 1,nchi«n supported by public funds, whan T h, Rev. William F. McPherson, and Mrs. 8. D. HlgMeyman, Mr. a id in g contracts, shall taka an were: Mr. and Mra. C. J . Jones, and Mrs. Walter L. Cooper, M r pastor. oath to support tha Constitution Mr. and Mra. John R. Jones. Mrs. and Mra. E. Compton, Mr. and Bible School, 0:45 A. M. ad tha Galled State* of America; F. K. Smith, Mra. Ueorgo Stinson, Mrs. 0. E. Full*gar, Mr. and Sermon, 11:00 A. M. ( I ) ghat th* organ!fallen la sup­ Mn. E. U Nobles, Mm . F. W. Evangel talk Service. 7:45 P. M. Mrs. H. P. Kant, Mr. and Mrs. E. porting a hill making Commit- Lewis, M n. W. I. Hoghey, M n. Women's Prayer Meeting Wed­ H. Altman, Mr. nnd Mrs. O. M. n falir-ypeaksrs punishable with Douglass Holland, Mrs. Bylvau nesday, 3:00 P. M. Daria, M n. C. E. McKre. M n. E. Harriaon, Mr. aad Mra. Sanford Prayer a n d Praise Service, By wag'-pt bringing her talk J. Cameron, M n. Mary Hunt, the Doudnay, Mr. and M n. A. G. Wednesday. 7:43 P. M. Wagner, Mr. and M n. S. F. Misses Nell Wilkinson, Oulda Dato a close Mti. Steven* related Service at County Jail Sunday, some a f th* auny thing* aspect- v's,” Caroline NoMea. and C. E. Long, Mr. and M n. Jamaa Wilson, 3;00 P. M. Mr. aad Mra. E. J. Routh, M n. McKee. Jr* . Pet'gUw Holland, J r , J. J. D. Taylor, M n, W. D. Hoffaad Ralph Jonas. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST man, Mra. Lacy G. Bussey, Mn. aqd lo lire up to la the correct SCIENTIST A. M. Philip*, M n. J. E. Baker, Kao of th* flag aad another la to Mrs. John Mriach, M n. J. O. MtoW all about American history services ar* Chrlatian Huff, Mra. Harama Brawn and •a d t* tab* p an In tha Ufa of held ovary towtoF morning at Mr*. 0 . O. Danner. FfU tlf y u Urn Ilf 4|vl u tio u i* Aire M n . C C . Locks, M n. th* church a t Eaat Second Street If. Tha m atte of th* organisation Complimenting Mrs. P. Retort Jenkins, M n. W. E. Kirch- at 11:00 o'clock. Subject for toh> T a r Gad, f a r Home aad Par erbard, of Rlpon. TFIa, off, Mia. G. K. MaKre, M n. E. C. Mary Rawlins, spending the winter M as m i *, mi maker, Mr*, ( W r y ." ’ ator- Harper, Mra. Porter Lansing, Mn. th* Mbaon A t the aoa.laclrm of th* affair Mra. Fletcher H. Halley to Mamie Lae Minor, tha haatawri preaentod tha honor talasd with a lunch*am aad bridge O. 0. EaBar, M n. A. T. Bandy, Franco* frenetic, Boaala Eunice Stanley, Chlo# t with a largo poa a f gtaJto. party Thursday atto rn*in at the M n. WaHre B. Campbell, M n. colt, Eu Thea* praaaat ware: Mrs. R. Pafl7d*ll tea room la Oris ad*. B*h- Routh, M lai r g u u t Davis, and O. D. a f Daytona Ranch, Mrs. Luncheon waa aenad laamedlate­ 2 * * J * 7 l 5 °* t f * ™ 11- Hr*. T. GoodalL Mrs. Prank L. ly after the arrival a f the guests C Pltakfaod,. Mra. Kyle Shoe- morrow I* "Sopla." r" _ Jcba Msbch, J r , aad la toy hi th* aft* rasa* bridge Wednesday evening church at a Inonardy. Mrs. R. gamaa w a n eajapad. were: Mr*. P. A. 300 E. Sat S t, 6t 1:00 o’clock. Mr*. W. M. Thigpen, High aeere priaa, * Cnltorticn This charth maintains ■ free George A. Debreaks. Mfh. O. D. bask aa eontrnat, waa awarded ta R, Dees, Mrs. II. Rending Been* a t the charch wl % ‘S. B. Kealcfc, Mr*. Mr*. D. L. Thraahar whilt cat R. Lawk, >J . C Benson. Mrs. the Bjb k an d ell authorised Chrtoach. and pyM, aa emhreUraed Japan*** Job* 1 U toxntpr, map he Mra. T. F, Uan ■at, era* given to Mn. Jam** a U Thrasher4 rend, ho llowed ee purchased. Open Skadea. As k i i i r ^ n l , Mrs. Kv- Mrs. Ja M n. J , r, Tuesdays MM Fridays from t to' l« r a waa j # a pHD. Bishop. P. M. Puleston Home Scene Of D ^ J L Luncheon CHURCH OP THR NAZARKNK Th* Rev. John Bernard Root, minister. Church Shoot 0:13 A. M. Morning worship 11:00 A. M. The Rev. T. Harry Derrick, of DeLand, will aponk on tho sub­ ject, "Abraham Lincoln." Christian End#aver Society at the parish house 7:30 P. M. The Rev. Georg* Hanecom, of ount Dora, wilt occupy th# pul* t on Sunday, F«b. IV. HOLY CROR8 EPISCOPAL f^ Srptusgrslma Sunday. Sunday schoul 0:30 Morning service No evening service. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. Smith Hardin, paator. Kanday school 0:45 A. M. Profeasor C. E. McKap, super­ intendent. - Morning aerriev, 11:00 *A. M; Sermon by lha paator, "Th# Great Commission." Young People'* Division 6:40 P. M. Evtnlng aarvic* 7:30 T. M, Sermon by th* Rev, Harvey M. Hardin, of Lakeland. Wednesday evening prayer service 7:30 P. M. A cordial Invitation is attended to all. Garden Club Circles Have Meets Friday Informal talks on Thdlapenaabl* annuals and new thing* In Banford gardens were th* features of th# regular meetings of th* Asalea Clrela of th* Garden Club held Friday morning at th* homo of Mra. F. W. Bender, Country Club Road, with Mr*. E. 11. Laney pi*, aiding. During the meeting plans ware discussed for tho coming flowor show and Mn. T. B. Melting waa appointed chairman of the (lower committee composed of Mr*. Katherine DavM, Mr*. Byron Stephen*, and Mra. II. II. Col*, man. Mrs. R. P. Montsalvatge, Mra. Otto Schmohl, and Mfi. Colaman were accepted a* new membar* of Ih* Circle. At the conclusion of all hualnea* tho members ahjoyed a vis. It through Mrs. Bender’s garden* where ataleaa ware In full boom. Those present ware: M n- O tto Schmeh] Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, Mr*. II. II. Colaman, Mra. R. F. Montsalvatge, Mr*. J. P. Hall, Mra. C. C. Briggs, Mra. F. W. Bandar, Mia. E. II. Laney. Mra. Katherla*.Davis, Mr*. O. M. Harrison, Mra. J. K. Dakar, and Mrs. T. R. Mailing. Mr*. E. I. Hoy presided a t th* regular meeting o f th* Dirt G ar­ dener* Circle Club held Friday morning at th* home of Mra. Hugh C. Whekhol. Myrtle Aveqne. During tho business session plans were dlecuaded for th* clrele’e feature et tha coming flow­ er show. E. B. Stow* gov* a* interest­ ing talk on flower arrangement for a flower ihow when th# flow, era are entered for exhibit, Mlaa Helen Merentetto won tho prise for the day, a potted *>»*• Thoa* preaent were: Mra. Ru­ pert Strickland, n new member, Mra. Hugh C. Whekhal, Mra. E. I. Hoy, Mrs. J . O. laney, Mrs. Gkna Llngla, and Mlaa Halaa Marentotto. — _ Mrs. E. M. Gallows) read a pa­ per On the subject, ParrenlaU for Permanency," and Mrs. Roy F. Mann read another paper on the car# of km so p k a ts, prepared by Mrs. O. J. Pop#, a t the regular ■toting oy Race Circle *f the Gar­ den Club held yeeterday morning a t tho hoaM of Mrs. A. H. Mooes, Ate a a*. Ire. J . H. Cedetough presided ewer the holiness session when atone were discussed for Rone Chris’s feature at the coming MtoW. These present were: Mr*. J. GUTHRIK—LINGO 1 Mr. nnd Mrs. B*n Hawkins Guthrie announce th* engagement and approaching marriage of tholr daughter Carmen Margaret to Wilbur G. Lingo, af Henderson­ ville. N. C. Tba marriage will take place .In th* early Spring. Younger Set Attends Dance Of DeMolays A large number of member* *f th* younger set of th* city attend. *d lh« dance given last night at th* City tla'4 by Seminole Chap­ ter of th* Older of DtMolay. A3 members of the Itpcsl chapter act­ ed • • host* whll* Rodman Lehman was chaperone. Dancing began early In Ih* eve nlng nnd continued until a late hour to music furnished by t Melody Boys Orchestra of Eutlis. Th# hall was decorated for tha or Of gol« ■nd lavender, color* of DeMoky. " ’ T i r a s a s r r o n • —ttoeBew w uf-gttn tW|fMHfflfflfr1 . -n IMerporalion " prayer, cdMHon nnd therefor* sturdy, strong mrmnrated to mother* of mam and safe. Many sections are joined her* of th* chapter, wa* conducted by electric welding. at 11:30 o'clock. Among thoa* Body Interiors are exceptionally seen dancing were. Mr. and Mrs. roomy, Ih* bodies being materially J. I . Miller, Mr. and Mra. J. S. Mra. Peter wider and almost a foot longer Adam*. Mr. and than formerly. Seats^ar* wld# and Rchaal, Mr. and Mrs. Jock Mac­ deeply cushioned. Front eeats in Donald, the Ml**** Ruth Maddox, closed rsrs are adjustable. A Aldine Harrison, Camilla Deas, choke of broadcloth or mohair Louie* Purdon, Mary Jan* Pres­ upholstery is used in th r standard ton. Rebecca Wilson, Gladys Hen­ body type*; broadcloth, mohair derson. Ilortona* David, Virginia and and bedford cord in th* De- (illlon, Marjorie, Du Bose. Ruth Prarman, Dorothy Pupa, Julienne Luxe models. Th* interiors reveal • number Newman, Patys* O'Connor, Belty convenience features. Th* In­ McKinnon, CaroVn Collier, Lois strument panel is directly in front Roland, Anna Marl* Couch, Car. the driver with • roomy pack­ olyn Coghurn, Christina Stoudenage compartment at th* right. mirv, l.ols Couch, Reba Andrews, The coincidental ignition and Beatrice Snell, Lola Peake, Doro­ ■leering lock I* located on the thea lj*wson, and PI Yon. ‘Also Libby Cornell. Mary nighsteering column bracket. ton, Mary Hurt, Dorothy Lovell, anil Rodman Lehman, Mika Wil­ ton, Harold Hamll, Otho Hughes, tridgr. Lawrence Reel, Paul Simpton. Harot,! llsmll, Oths Hughes, Wrndel Townsend, Bruce Laney, Claude C. Locke, Fred W. Pope, Theodor* T. Pope, Fred Stanley, Evans Spenrvr, Robert Ysncey, ORLANDO, Feb. I l — Semlnola Joe Moss, Russril Odham, R. L. County citrus growers have an Winn. Dan Norton, F. P . Scott, opportunity tn win special prltr* George Steele, Earle Rumbley, J. totaling 1100 In gold offered by M. Wilson, Jr., Ralph Vlncant, two Orlando business houses far Teddy Morse, Rill Rigger. Howard th* bast box of oranges and th* Warner. Jack D. Duren. Billy Ball, best hog of grapefruit entered at Alex Sharon, Eddie Norton. Mor­ th* Central Florida Exposition. ris Benjamlo, David Cooper, CurFifty dollars In gold Is offered by Eastwood, Smith -and Com­ pany, Investment bankers |n Or Undo, for th* best box of grape­ fruit ontsred at th* Exposition. Th tprla* winning box wi'4 h* sent Th* prii# winning box will be sent lin D. Roosevelt. Service Station nnd Garage Th* Florida Bank offers 380 In Geneva and Hanford Ave. ra « a » S IS* gold for th* boat hoi of oranges "Patronage Appreciated" entered at th* Exposition, whkh will bn sent to Alfred I. DuPont J. M. Th rail* (II of Jacksonville. W. r . n rrsa Remind# County growers ere eligible for both 0f these prises, entrle* bring limited to grave owner* In those counties whkh hare booth exhibits *1 the Orlando Exposition. Prizes To Be Given For Best Boxes Of Citrus At E x h ib it BRYAN THRAILKILL Clark Gable To Star In Film Here Sunday Clerk Gable wil| romp to I Milano Theatre on Sunday in th* landing role of "No Men of ll*r Own," n new dram* in which th* popular star is supported by two (••ding women, Carol* Lombard ■ad Dorothy MackallV. G*bl« ha* th* role of Bah* Stewart, auara card sharp end d*vl| with women. Brraus* he trie* to walk out on her,. Dorothy Mackalll, hla com*-on for hla rard gamaa, threatens to turn him over to th* polk*, and he Is forced to leave town until aha cools off. tn * small town, ho ' meet* (arow Lombard, ao bored with small town Ilf* she's ready for anything. Thay take * gambler'* chance—Hip a coin. Gabl# loaoa and haa to marry her. To tha girl, however, th* marriage Is the real thing, end before ji* Jinawe It, the hard-boiled gambler ii begin­ ning to fall In Vive. Thar* is, how­ ever, the ex-glrl. Dorothy, to h* taken care o f' when the newly, weds get lack to New York. Grant Mitchell *qd Paul Ellis appear as Gable’* confederates, and J. Farrell MacDonald la CoV llna, th* dalectlve, constantly on tha gambler's trail. Georg* Barbkr, Elisabeth Patterson *nj Tommy Conlon also hare promi­ nent rotas a* the parents and young brother of MUa LombarJ. Wesley Rnggles directed. H. Cole lough, Mrs. Endor Curlett, Mr*. A. G. Covington, Mrs. Smith. Mra, Jo h a M. Quirk. Mra. J . 0. BIB*, J r , Mra. Walter 8. Coleman, Mra, E. M. Gafoway, Mrs. Roy F. Mean , Mrs. Liston E. Allen, aad Mra, A, H. Moses. Us Coleman, HaraVl Crenshaw, Luther Du McClelland, Bill 8 Butler, Paul Riggers, J r , * mond Luadqalst, Julian Jack Kannar. BUI Prastoi Huddleston, John Courier, Johnson, Malcolm Illgglns, Deaa, J r , Charles Tew, Bill Charles Palmer, and Vann nedy. Mr. and-Mra. Elmer Bank* notine* th* birth of a eon, I GersM Banka, J r , last W* day at t h e F*rn*ld-I Memorial HoaplUl. I ------------------------------------------ I i 4 £ GOOD WILL RADIO SERVICE — PRINTING t i n t tlaae I ah w art a t I low set preattto prtoaa. Give a trial. i H erald P H a l h v Off Phan* 143 Every Week Special Sunday DINN1 nioicK o r nhrliap l* a c k u ll— F r a i l Ca Turkey Cream Boa* Idutled It e m T u rk e y , Crs* ry Haure Spring Chick to . K iM TT. Inn.n*nish*** line lllb It I ha oft B ftssl Prime s 6 s sf II miII mI la m b Chop* llrallsd J'nmpano Us.bed 1‘nlslaa* Hatred Hwttl PotsISSO f u i t Lima t(*aos Hatred Tomato lUssna Fritter llal lil«>uH and Uutltno tttutr*i. I'niire and llasappla a* tad i t'vlvry and Olivas P e n srts F re sh Ktrtw b erry t o * O aadaa I l i s r r y P I* , Cfsaaa riiwappir reside paws lli>m.Churned Huttsi Iced Tea, Cuffs., awe* CELER CLUB Laktfront The NEW FORD VHERE “112 INCH WHEELBASE” New and distinctive lines, larger, room­ ier bodies, faster acceleration and Increased power, speed and economy are outstandlnff features of tho new Ford V-8 cylinder car. * This Is the roomiest and most powerful Ford ever built,' and it brings a new style of beauty, a new standard of comfort and a new pace In performance a t a low price. / d SEE IT * Today-Tonight or from 2 p, m. / 6 p. m. Sunday AT OUR SHOW ROOMS STRICKLAND HI h> INCORPORATED 109 Palmetto Ave. SANFORD. FLA. O. J. Pap* ix 111 to hat on South Sanford Arena*. :s a PB( i‘">>;r4iSr»(AW �i Ftomii. BE R!AMP ANT k Of Knowledge t a Brought About tuny WildSchcmes dr . W1LLF0RD I. RING f t YORK CITY, Fab. 1 1 one all lha acience*. eeo• apparwllp anjoya the un- ■e a e i H i , *■*< —- g r y aaa feeh th a t ho la thorigklp f am Mar with auch aub- •flaa gain rack momentum that Ihey a r t Cryitalllxed Into legiststlon or voluntary action* inimical at Iha public welfare. For ru m p le , lha Ion*.tine* ex­ ploded “lump of labor" belief in which usually haa b*«n taken a* a turn mark of economir illicareey, now haa Min revived ami Ij quite lha 00*00 amnn* peeudoeconomists, politician* anl admlnitrators. According In thli tho­ rp, lha daman] for *t»><l» In strictly limited, hence there i< a CMhiiapinr fiern amount of work to tr dnno ia.th a world. Tha obvlou* foot ydWr f r r r i xy*, that we Rarer hare hern ah‘e to prodrr# enough goad* In nlU fp more then a m a il fraction cf the nanl* of mankind la bruihe.l ailda an immaterial bp proponent* of thi* itnctrina. Both our industlial leader* and aUlaame*. being gem rtlly imbued with thi* fallaclou* belief, arm everywhere atrteing, not lo 'find wap* *nd mean* of bringing our scanty pro­ I IBW UT, STEFS TAKEN BY PRIVATE DEBTS Action DeemedNecttbary To Avoid Inev­ itable B ankruptcy ArHwf Bfpohd, (economists have been i unwise aa to aapreaa themiftaa In lha languaga of tho MRotpIae*. Tho m u l t la th a t « g u n who haa acarctly glaticed 1 tha luald* of an economic'laxG ISk. writra glibly concerning jjltal, labor and production, and duction bock to normal, but, In■tead, to deviie method* of keep­ ing produrtion a t a mlninrBm. In tha faro or tho fa rt th a t the only way to rtilo r* prosperity la to turn out more good* for the peo­ ple to ronram e, wo find a bill In­ troduced Into Congroi* making It Mnemlat. Probably two-thlrda of rpular article* on economic rah* eta are Ike work of per*on* un­ s h e d In th* science, and auch liters a r t likely to m inglt only '-M L grains L-w-tra-. of „ f tru th w w ill, ith laow largaa quantities of fallacy, rhyslc* and dkamitlry, by contrast, aufftr rila (lv t 1y little from tho work of aoch charlatan*, fo rtha man who k«a never aludied llieao acience* ^ dcargdly dare* lo rink talking about such unfamiliar u arm a aa idynta, ratalyier* or halogens. perenn* for niora Jhan thirty hour* a week If they work - on good, deallnod for Intorslala rorh* mare*. Furthermore, a t a time when employer* mu*l either cut production co«U or go out of bu*ln**«, # e hear captain* of innduatr y preaching the doctrine of ’’• h ir e the work”—a doctrine which mean* part time work for every one a t wage rate* which, with the lowered price level, Induetry can no longer afford to maintain. We behold lb* strange ■peclarlo of elite* which lack Ihr fund* rrcessery fa complete their projected auliwoy*, bridge, and highway* appropriating million* o f dollar* to pay unemployed per*on* for doing next to u*flea* “ m i le work”. !,e»t thr*e per.or* accomplish loo much even of thi* kind of work, Ihey are employed only three Hay* a week, ami. In an rffnrt to prevent the lnt<t liable adjustm ent of wage* In the new price lew !, they m e t r e 'rate* flf p ry a ;p ru p rla tc In Inmiii time*. All nf these jtteaaiite*, ln«lexd »f tending ' gradually in eliminate unemployment, actually work to perpetuate the evil. in refreshing rnnlru t tfl,Ib is OTTAWA, Feb. 11,—A plea to th# goeormtieat for ooriaoa consideration of lh« henry pet. rate Indridodacra of Canadian#, with a eiew to ita posslbb reduc­ tion either by wap of direct or Indirret aetkn, advanced by Al> feed Speilrman, farmer member for Red Deer, Alberta wo* greet­ ed with apprneal In paHiamewt end referred bp the goermment to the Ronhlag and Commerce Committee. While admitting that the mat­ ter wa* highly rompteu and fraught with great difficultlra, yet Mr. Bprakman felt'that- fur­ ther Hr lay In deallnr with It would ineritably reoalt la hankruptry to agriculture an<| to thoaa k fa n f/W i "kiwA" to tha Ife itr, axplainaj that I be “on Ip right wa woold liare w- uld ha to rli lha rata of Intercut/’ and U via* a t th* fact ‘hat the parti** Interested map Rtipolale In regard to the rale of Interest which »h«U b* charged, h« wood*ted whether It w*iWtt ha “wi*e aad proper far thi* Psrl.am eat now to Inter**!*#.” If* wa» agreeable lo ra/rrriag the matter lo a ctmmillee, with the hop* that something practical nig h t rmudL . K. 'N . Rhodes, minuter of f|. nance, suggc-tnl that the l*mrdj lap not (a redaction of debt or iri­ te renter ha rgvs, hut In an Inerrara In commodity price*.1However, he ■aid, the government had lung rocogniaed the dealrahUity of re­ ducing In tern t charge*, a* illualrated by their to n een k n loan of h* raid, btVt taking *1 average of • for cent tWre I* an annual hill la iqtetest alone, of |?3*V>nO>(KIO on tl:n f ] 2, 0n-V»lW.W), “an arnbent iloukling and Uehl%*g th* eat Ira eala* nr thi* tart y m r'i wheal problem.” Th# effeet pf the with■Irateal •( I Id* t u t w n annually from purthoeing ehaanen n-a»t Iwvdthly bo unfold g-wdi and ..-.thing prlro keel*, he tW a itd . Mr. Hpcakman Ihen refrrrcd to the Moral effect of Jehtr on lb# 'in n er, debt* Incurrv I in good IMth when prieea wore high, and thich now hi to** of iL.usxad/ of -are* Or- grenlOf Uwt. the* entire ta ’iie of the original n«*elr. The farmer waa holding i n only becauto tho mortgage company dl.l not want to foreclose. ond have a liab ility on it* hand*. Hugh Guthrie, mlnlner of Jua- • Fitted Now 111 Reduced F r i e s oa alngk ek k n aad Kryplak Al* lO eheU aad modern goM tilled frame*. Dr. m n tr KcUtaOa* Jr. OPTOMKTR1HT 111 Path Aeek 8 M ia u .liutiukflwtlt-.M™** A*fllmi.JAC~«A»JMaUM..a«nki(. ^ Third, etonomlc life I* full of apparent paradox**. For example, it ammt absurd to tay that by prlatlng and dlatrilutlng great qaaatltlM of money the guvern* Wtapt can maka th* people poor] th at nulntananre of high wage 'rates may diminish greatly lha toco*** of thy average member of ^fa# working claea; that tho fro. ■(bent m u rro rc t «f unemploy. • r o w 1a w u u , ■ la tu ii a iu tn iu ■a v v » - iraikealog to ovornholm tho igBallatM ayaUm, They ar* |1h#f Ignoraat of or dUmlas with ; trait of th* hand tha factual ijdanea furnlxhod by such pro­ as lion Indicts as thoa# which arlBnydar, aUllatlclan of. th* Moral Reaerrs Bank . of Naw K p h a s built up aftar yrara of MMUking effort. Although P h r i ladle** show conclualvo- it production in HUM had •was1 ra.llwra.LTra l raL-ra- It- appallingly lot economic faddla ithod whOc tho “tocbna­ il * • fan Ia*t I* tales ##aifw productivity of mad- thonkat Tak* a cup of rich Ivory suds, add hrmaena, stirring ronsUnlly untlfa thleh emulsion la formed Hprend liberally on tha window pan*, and let It stand for about half an hnur. This will soften th* puny no that It can readily b* scrap*!! off with a Ihln-htadeil knlf£ A single edged raaof hlad* la particularly useful for this purpoot. A IIUI* Ivory aoep robbed along ih . adera of a doer prevent* It from slicking tJkewlaa. the aildlog doors of hook cases and cabinets, nnd Iho draw trs of sideboard* and kUrban rah lo its can ha kept In gorel working order by rubbing Ivory am p along th* adgao and In madneas possessed Putnam County's Schools To Finish Year In “Red Ink” Ttiat’g what hmidrttfai of wonwtt rtmnrk daily in Sanford when (hey dm a much needed nrtlcie ad* vertlaed at a price they feel able to pay. Ah a whole women bare proved to be very Intelligent nhoppen, merchants have found and Conner]uetitly are going after this bueineaa by telling the world what they have to offer. Wet the hands and m h them on a e a k .’of Ivory snap until a thick dry lathar la formed; then roll can- There’a Nothing Like a Bowl of about 12j00.000.h0n Mexican Chili [Ollier-* fiirni.It colocduring. lha much heedrd lime of Krptcmbor In licccntbrr. Amnng Ihc nalirc hultxiu* plant* ate Cilnum am rrlranum , xephyranlci, the Gatcaliy lily, spider 111lc , alrtrlii, and Ibe wild cxnna. Fur ground roveia there aie such m .livn, n* f'rntalarlu puimla, dirlvmilra, pi|tcrimda, r>ra marninr glory, creeping licggaiwreil, and iithrir. Tho Nt, Augustine lawn rrio*. is also u nativo Flonda plant. GAINESVILLE.—“Florida U up a wealth of native is the plan for unvmptuymenl re­ plaids that urc ndapteil and liiat lief carefully worked out by I'ro- vie In beauty with the plant* nf fcsior Frank LI. Graham, of any land," II. Harold llunir, atHilnmlnn Hnlversily, and *|H>n- alaaht dirrclur of research , with sonnl by Ihe Indualrlal relation* tho Florida Experiment Nlaliun _ t ik —t '3f Profesxhf t. f .tthat tchool.' knit College of Agriculture, and widely known authority on nnlivc Ihe pennllesa unemployed for p’anta, said In a recent radio adgoorlc every dollar uf such da- dr***. mand as they have bring sub­ Wo‘ often overlook our nii'lv*! tracted from th* demands uf the plants to try those from far away person* from whom they borrow places, he said. While any |d*"t| mt-nry or receive charity. He pro­ that fils tho garden 1* ud.nptei! pose*, therefor*, that the unem­ In tho soil and climate I* a gnolj NEW YORK, Fab. 1 I _ A report ployed to Immediately art to one, he highly recommended the wurk In produce tuch gomU as, In native specimen* In the Inteiesl of by th# National Industrial Confer­ ence Board proposing a program Ihe aggregate, Ihey desire tu con­ sume. Niree, n t present wo have letter gardening. The natives are of unemployment rearrv#* fur Idle fat m* and Idle farmers. Idle so thoroughly aulted to their aur- A aver lean Industry and atreuing factories and Idle factory workers, mi :lutings and they btentl Into the th* Importance of prompt, ronIdle theater* and Idle entertain­ an Iscape without Introdoelng any cartad action by indualrlal laader* In irultl* and shape legislation an ers, and idle people In almost Jiii ring hot* In design. I'fivl of the rraseu that mure thi* xubjocL will br Issued within every occupation and profession, It seem* possible, by setting all native plant* are nut now In Flor­ Ihe neat taw day*. It waa an­ of these tn work, (o roduca nearly ida garde*! I* tluo tu the dilfi- nounced her* recently. Th" raporl everything that tha unemployed cultlea la transplanting them. Mr. will cRfitnin the result of an in­ tensive study of unimploymant re­ c*ed. Th* guvetnnten would b* Humtt believes the chief rouse* serve plana during th# last year railed upon to funtlali organisa­ for loee«a are poor root ayslo na, by lha cenferenr# board research tion and superintendence. Th* lack of protection from *un ami staff, aided by on advisory mm. unemployed would receive cur* wind While tho plant la out of the mitts# compos rd of m m t of the te n t‘weir rales but would be paid ground, and transplanting at the nation's moat pmmlnant bualneaa Is scrip, not In cash. Tha good* wrong eeaaun. He advocated early and panonnel heads. produced would bo raid for cash p'anltng. November through Jan at markrl prices.. Tha amount If uary, and suggested that tho I >p» “Therg are aoveral cogent ias­ rash obtainable for a dollar of be pruned icwrely, I Ikely Ihe sort* why imlutlry *hould act In ■crip would depend entirely upon licit place to secure good native this matter,1" thi conference board Ihu productivity uf tho new or- plants U from the nurseries of Hie annouiKoineiu ray*. ’’First, ft It lerogoiied that Industry ha* a reganjxatiun aa a whole. •late. sponsibility In rotation to unem­ A modification of thie plan hex Among the valcab'e natlvu tree* ployment, which Involve* an obli■la* boon xuggoxted aa an alter­ ate tho liveoak. water uak*. may- gallon lu assist It* ala hi. and per­ native. Th* modified proposal la nulla, holly, cheriy Udiel, rid manent work*r( to protact themthat a mail-order house Inrroaro aelve* .against vicissitude* of em­ It* onion from manufacturers, cedar, tvd eltcny. sycamore, awwi- ployment In normal Alma*. This r*gunt, loblolly bay, pine, and other*. faying for Ih* additional good* aponalbllity should bo mat; Indus­ Hi duo bill* rodkdmable In aay Then, there are thuae that flu s ir should do Ra fair share towafll merchandise handled by th* ator*. .in early spring, the dogwood, ted-j try the solution of |hg untmploymani Tha manufacturoix woulil .pay In bud. wiki crabapp'r. ailler bull, problem, Second, action by Indus­ theaa duo bill* part of tho wage* and wild plum. Farther south there try for Ute establiihmant nf frl. are many tropical specie*. of each i f their employees, Among th* shrub* are taarty ov­ vat# unemployment rararve plat* ergrown*, dtcldous on**, 1*11 grow- would help to rodacr th* dimen­ lug kinds, had small oRea- There, sions of unampioyment Ir fffttital It would at tra il street a partial U llUdiim Flor Manual. the solution of .lha prohlun Ijy provid­ sparkloIxTry. native aaaleaa, ing for conaldarabl* groups of tho mountain laural, wax myrtle, tha ploymcnt rvsarva# that wa* gaiw salt hush, rheroke* bean, and atahl* SIR] prrm»n*m warkara. “Third, a program sf attamPALATKA, Fab. 10— putnam would Mt a; aUnoara ar taodol that would Inflaanc* th* charaetar .alii finish, Gut. laftnUu In im k r i at tha con^Ju* of UgUlatlon on thla aubjact. ‘ “ If, a a roednt dew Ia pm* nt* aloq of the « Month* tthool tarn*, clrarly IndkaU, Itgtalatlon of this year, acrortlog to an mtlmaU ■am* klad Ih taavltabW. Industry mada raaently by Law 8. flanshould takf mtaxoro* far ahaplag tow -rau^y aupfrlotaudent of rdtha coo rot of MgiaUttoa, partira. lariy far proaarvlng to oa^Myora Liat y ttr Putaam county teachUm right to #*\abtt*k and opovata era ware paid for Uia final two from a th tf ,porta.of tha world. thrlr awa piano- Th# meat otfactlro wdy to coaikat' abjaeifantaU* atat# fuada. whlehdaflelt vaacar- propowata of MgMattaa la la affar .ound Xluroattv*. propowlo af a »yiil|oslurns uf ecu.... .. j ■'( imltx at college, ought t„ liate ; k Hnrn belter. Similarly, in lUtt j, • td early 1M0 tho ductrinc. at *• ha e«w era” wo* even espoused hr,som e able rconoinlata who apMvnlly closed their eyes to lha M omvaluution which the trk e t waa then placing upon irpotal* earring*. Unfortunately, wa profit aurrlalngly little from tha peat. The try people who now laugh moat ndly at rinse falliaa of yeator* tar aro the ones who, today, aro rating glibly concsrnlng how iohanical Improvamenta era toiling tariff ic ovarprodjctlon, M; trinying about parmanent Nmptoytn«nl for a large part of I’raven* Clothe.pin* from greeting ills In th* hand, until It lo thor—. , mighty coated with lather, being To prevent clothespins f r o m cartful not to touch th* wick. When froeatng, .oak them In Ivory rad*.dry, th* candl* wilt bunt with a and let them dry without rim ln g J bright, steady tight- It will not have No matter how cold the w .alhar, I lo b* snuffed, but will burn without they will not free** on th* lino smoking: will not smell; will not after being so treated. apoll labia eovtra by dripping '. . — ... — — grea**. and wilt last much longer. Itemova P utty from Window* ............. ON THEBE COLD NIGHTS I; 1 recommended by various st.tle un­ employment cummlplons. The board. slre**r* that the legldalure. «f « .tales III I - In roguUr session thU year and th a t In |f not In all nf ihera sUUlegW alure*, propoaal for th . ..l.hU shmoot „f slat.-wlde unemplavment insurance nr reaerve* will hw lnirndiire.l and strongly sivi'UnM. I I Trade In Your Old Furnliura | All Klada of Raadwlrkes For C A S H *Al - Daielrvy gervlt* for Partlec WAGONER’S Phone 9140 ANGEL'S EAT 8IIACK 1 (00 Sanford Are. I’hone 774 | | Genova A Sanford A t*. , f P. Paul’s I W S ' Beauty l e g a l n o t ic e ij* t i i k lat National flank Bulling maaeal* and Flayer Wave* • * » T » - r iA IO R t iH c r r r *« » ■ » W t t '. TT-ail ta n « J lf f i*«■. I ' f o r i i \ r o n r o * a rk tx n t- * i j« r o j TRIANON AdifttSaion 60c. Tax 6c , r A"«dT:-n,»i55 j i . MrAask. Ills wife. wt«>.# tr «*' .Irate l» t'kleagn MJInvJ*ir e w MeAasli b -ln s »•]*•*• tlnental * 0? IU" '1 Huii.llns. Ckleoao. Ililm***- ,__ h. You and vseh of )"u are h*r*b) SANFQI^p ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. rcuulrvd to a»a#ar -hgJJ ELECTRICAL SUPPLIB8 PHONE 448 , 108 MAGNOLIA BRIGGS r JEWELBA C. C. Briggs, Prop. , l»* Mag Balia WS A . I'A T T im iA I-t . urlaedo, rUrtta. Unite I tor le r i'c m n la lM ,* !. •tartt'M ole w A aTtn tw o a i -K K atie* I* karabf glvan that Mbd*r u d hi purauaara at tk»i cc ria la D i a l i M i a s o l toraeluaura and ral* m ad* and v«t#r*d eh ike Ird o»v a t Fahrm arr, A- B . i * * 1" "• M * by te * C trvalt Court, to aad f » Mamlnul* t;#a»tr.~ FI"H ^ *. , n irbj»- carv. I# ■ *•«#•* e*o»# pandlaa w karala lk#f*\,‘ CAM KHON liK - VKU H ’ttHHT CtlMt'ANT, Ineocpuc- B .L .PE R K IN B ROBERTS’ ,t * J , A corpnniUon. ■ M dlwB* am . aad T ro jo * HuMIng C aaik ant. Grocery and Meat Market ■peals I maator at rati Caart. la awl by said dreraa appalntad. akall alr«r far rat* and iail-al yublle oaterr M t># Ira at' prar of tka Court “Tk# Star* of Harvlra aad QaaBty” M u^PAHmiTOjjtoiUt PHONE-19 H a o ra ik laafu rd , Heatlool* Cwoatr, t s A t s t v s .s r ^ C .I .Tawnaklp 2 ; r ?If .Boatk, r iv, luaa* -i-iuU T o w u k ip t» aratk . lu a a * U K K ^ t k lla ir * f tk* N a rikraal q n a n a r *1 tk a baolkaost Qaae- KARL X SCHULTZ tov*«AM#M ■ ,V- - �T g B S A N F O R D g B R A L D . S A N F O R P , T L O I U D A. Baseball P Continue V A a m w m m , m . iiv - s e tentent t f the war debts la the tlon ef katanational confidence had tu the tu ctett of the coming World economic conference, the fiteroatloual Chamber of Comtaeree declared.recently through W special committee who*e find­ ings fa n * mede public by the Amalieaa lection of the chamber. J h e recomnteadailont. which Igshlde .the lubralttlon of major Am fwmle and fllanclal problem* Jo .the world economic conference, fryre drafted at the request of the preparatory commission of r e ­ rrarhtrir the State Marketing;!** the time for the exp,-:imr,t. I* fur o conference with official* R. B. Chapman. p/wMiuK over t f all ia im ta tit | Bureau yesterday indicated that Kantrra and I|W meeting In the ab*enc* of L > r.' Itheie had been COnalder-tMe daming Kaoul, of r-t*ram'ia, ]i|v>i.n tr.. v tn Teeaa vrgrtal'!. • ami Itevolutions of regret over th* I »,i*iaim'» nlrawbente*. heavy lo t the lir r jr . u|’P"intid I . J.j | DalyrmpI, c( Bradenton, Mr'. Ha-1 il!ne<* of 411. Raoul and F. f , n>mpetl;i.r* to Florida. Horner, of Sanford, were pasted Tito n tp n ti tu the bureau (tom n il, a n j \V. A. l.i,:T!er. i>f Smt.'.inl, Uttaitlmoiiely Iwfore the meeting » i ■cummin, v oft hire. 1 IniU e n jf wx* to thl* «fleet: "l.owr-*l tv-■(['. rfttor* tilt di'lfln’i. It l* gtoup i« to *tLiii> ihr idea and .Vnttw« there pre-rent weret n .n l to cellmate the damage yt 'iienmniMuI t. pa" of nj'viatlbn*- h.rtl Zcrrenni't, John ZcrTenner, It! U expected to report a: tnc on turotmi of their bring no *unK. it. i hapnmtt. Hr* t'arkurd, P, »hiro with continued .tain* nml ‘Lakeland meeting next iii .& . N. Whltohnret, lleiirv Sch'imnth* tiih'. Kvrrpt it will tun to .“-it prr- i night. tr, F..F. Button, Sr.. \V. K. Hathaeent, moat of the damage, h-JW- i turning to t;te itnnie-natr pwbw ty. hha’U.i Dunn* W. \v. rotter, n r r , friitn rain. Shipment, will trni before thejn, 11’-. I hupuiun, , asked the opinion of vurioua J , P. Waltmit, II. J. ta’hinan, John I grower* »» to tire *u tn n of the Melwh. Sr.. Pi ark Mniich, Kakl l.rhntann, S. It. DirhN’.n, Roy J plowlrg tinner ( inn. Without , rrplioli. r i i i) tl« » ' r declared Synte*. I . P. Iluttr'ph. J. C. | that is meeting, nitll i-nntmued rn- 1tntcKlnt it. K. J. Meyer, I f . A . I opeiatlcn n l n n in the Inter. I.rlfttr, Jtdttt t.iulwie *nd J. ti. tain* a cmiildrreble Btiattclal ' “'""c * ««<*: Pl«n‘ City. ltr*l.*n. Many of th. -)v;t-i«r exjtmseil H.’tt ir , >f S r ’ fool; T. I f , Bry* * Imle.lon* .ml the tax it. " ‘" T ' i (Btb<farti’>n «n* r the remit* a* if**n, t \ . K. Si* mgtin. It. \V. Schuur, II, ."I. Kngl: h. J. Wt Bell, B. P\ a , hy the Jockey «t»b to th* ^ ol'eauy lH*t*il<HnU* matnpi" of the isrioti IJ tri'y, ( . I . Iten| ’Id , It. S. Pitch, wa. made up by 116.400 for , ^ ,ult , omc (!, „ u r P . oiu'inijntiona tcp'O-, if f v n "!*. T. B. Wynlt, II. T. I employees at Hialeah Park. Xefl! llhudc, a<u>i*la*t ttate, shltplng :« fur the firet -cv*n day* of rommltthmer i*f markrting nnd »rr.tul Wire .t Vi'd to p"i:tt liull Wo di* . M. B. I*.t«ell. of Braden- V •T i V M ia m i n-.i-ing, the flAjlOO payment *h • ( lh» filial anmunt which eived by th . Mate frnm rarini: n c r* iir^ w « rim?ns$ritpT' and OTOTHERCOUT -Hwerew ndoted Know by overflow* frnm r**- wa« evpcrte.il e ile.fended, ut on l ittle lloek a* well a* at VayettofHie. It wa* thirteen above at Little Buck in the i ftrmoon. Rlttnlnghnm** foreea-lre said rain. ■Iinw ■r alret tun -eliedolrd to to- rid 111wetl I y riving limperii title. • MChlie there w ai'littfr ro’il lintntti;e , ill llili atilt*, except to tin* vtir.wtirrry idonm in the StaiLe l.awtry area, ptrliminary rrpnrti miw WAVE M OV IN G OUT OF WEST bnainasa and financial inter**!* of th* world, wa* that th* first and Waal important step in economic ynaorery would be the.settlem ent of th* intergovernmental debt problem. - ''laUruatlonal eonfldene*". th* jgtmorandum ttatad, “will not bo M u r a d until tho problem of rap- NtrtHom* and (rontlnutd frnm Pag* One) Snow wss forecast for part uf Virxlnia during the night. Skies were rlomly In Mississip­ pi and 1-uuitana wth a general moderation'In temperature. Three InttvgovammtnUl debts-ha* been satisfactorily and mutually tolrsd. At Lapaanao a solution of lb* reparation prob­ lem hgs bran found. It naed* to bo completed by an equally satis­ factory iobtion of th* problem of intoTfovernmenta! debts.” Tho ,ch*mber’* committee tugf ra u d lhat the world economic conference should giro contidrratfon to the following lUOttlont: _____ the affect of commodity pries tosels on intsrnalional Indebtsdarair-intsrnational agreement* to ho worked out by producer* for the control of production; special trade barrier* Including Import' and foreign exchange ra­ & in; methods of tariff d*mobllliatlon, and the rratoralton af a aUbte monetary standard. I’A O E K IV B «*ent heary tain* and the thawing of ire ami tnow, \:i«h\ille had n hrif.it tun willt t. I high tenij eratute hut the wejther bureau raid near freer.. In: nr little nriler Wn' on the li'iitd* for the night with rain or snow. The mtrrury to-e to a cbgr;. nlHtve freyging nl Mrmphii amt then dri pped bark tn the freirlng point. It wa* dandy 1dllectur uf the bureau, ui.l lhat ' thr odvanlii."' nml dlutdw '.lage ■le TTrelvnl (mm T e r n or l.atll*- of the plan. All were of th-Vptn On tfficml dimage tepi.r:* would (on. that sllue the pun ««• put inna until tin* first of next «>*«*k. iittn effett, n rnittnahio rh« tg% tor the hi tti i ha< bun noted in „ «Ulofjito .. LUXJ. .,n «*UtVw. manager* •mil that if it hn.l not I WA j'IUNOTON, Pet.. It -M l Iw.ti for the l.f 1 «inttit;r irulbej • \ *warm of protr*t* a rn in 't the tint I tt'during th' J«*t week? thr Senate'* demand ( t r , n fire perieal vain* M I ho | 'mi would haw cent rrdu.tton in evpendllurwt to­ • r» ty lm it. n l « . ‘oil Pi higher ; day Ion* down upon the S*nato Many Protests Heard Against Reductions ^ rd re rti vin Of r CeleryiMay Be Put Into Ef f e c t appropriation* committee from depurtment*. Prank ilniini.-trator. i price. ; . - • gwtri't nment .1. I*. Ilntrhi ior, (t'iintlmir-1 Fi\m Pag* (tnc) •iial rotmtilH'-e T chull man of a ■ ■ the , up.in .it: i.f opinion, ncrurdtn r to S. U. Illghtpn, tecietaVy of th,. rroup. tw.ii,' Hull ndierti tifti' it)i|>iiietli'i| tn till' 1 of tin. tyic-jqu) m l in ntitwerlftg the |. ti-l.triu of n.arkeilng. month m' March wit The tuggettml ALLEY OOP Our Prehistoric Ancestor / on. tin. tx v » ( r t t i i i f ■p a w \ ovtu NGve- m s V '& w k HATES Th* Chomber'e eommitta* eml thaaixra what hat bran Uh* advlcq if tconomltta consulted by both ha outgoing and Incoming AdaUtlsUMIont here, namely that 10c line 1 time. Be Hne 3 (hues. . 7c line 6 timrai. Be line 1 mosth. must be a general raaump- Ilnlmomeharga 30e. ef -the -gold atarulard abroad Jn »ny complete program "for re* L eery . It admits that th* return tb g gold beats may need to be toads In gradual step* and urge* In tha meantime government offort* to itabiliso sxehang* rates. One proposal In this connection la that there b* created an Interstabilisation gallonal currency fund. ' To deal with the queitlon of international debts of a private 2nd public character,'th* committr*, In Its momorandum, suggests (hat the World Etoaomic Cunfer•nee should eonsldur the'possibil­ ity of ratabllshlng some new ecobontle machinery capable 0f protouting and accelerating the con­ clusion .of agreement* between Creditor and debtor, of preventing recommending default and those roeaiurri of relief, if any, which tha dreumstaners may raL lr* . The conference, th* com­ mittee believes, should elaborate Ut* principle* upon which this ac­ tion should proceed. * - Th* committee urgta the eon. ja rtn ee to consider Ihs practical pnaana wbersty it would be posklble to work out national .and in­ ternational agreement* to control production of agricultural and ether comnibdltles. The committee expresses the belief that tho time has 'some Ho roll a halt to special (rede barTier*, such as fixed Import quota.*, govern meet subsidies and Ja n ig n exchange control. These restric­ tions, superimposed on existing tariffs, U tbs opinion of the committra, are extremely harmful to IntOTMtlonal trad*. finally, th* commllte* recomtoegds that a return to the gold gUadard la essential In any aoqrd program looking l* world f**«T* f, _ | | . -Tho first step Jn the restora­ tion of the Ints rnatloaa) gold tUndxrd", the eommlttoo point* ret, "should be action taken as aeon A* possible by countries with {1attesting exchanges, toward a MkhUtsatioa of their oxchaego /•tea, on whatever pewity may bd fte n te d suitable. Eos 665. Lcvrtfw f • 1 f a p p r e c ia t e YOUR / in terest in my A rfW fS .^ B U T I CAN TA KE c a p e OP m y OWN fio K T S W ITHOUT YOUR p . t J m s te J 0 / ia o b e s t YOU IMTHE NAME v C3» THE KINO ' COMg t I'M sontjv ^ Ofrtctn, but w u se t (tow It 19-m v PA L O B JE C T S TO CM GOINO W ITH YOU AND I'VE O O T TO V HUMCXJ HIM - along p e a c e a b l e o r rvi. b u b t.Y o u couple! _ LOST: "Bootsfe,” a Boston Bull dog puppy.—club footed. Rewant If returned to Mary, 410 Myrtle Ave. LOST: Right hand black k I d glove, Tuesday night. I*leone return to Celery Club. Reward. FOUND, on January 24th! a num­ ber of packages of chewing to­ bacco and chawing gum, owner tan have by Identifying and pay­ ing for this add. Sheriff J. F. Me- THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY Clelknd. FOUND; Small blark and whit* Sax terrier. Be* Oleda Dyson, Mayfair. rn U R K teO LY - ^ S Y L V / A I— Automobile* USED CARS—Three Chrysler Se­ dans. One Dodge pkk-up. AR guaranteed. Gulf Filling Station. Orange Oily, Fla. *KENT AN Austin. i STATE PROFITS FROM HIALEAH PARK MEETING Cool and talhy weather hat failed t« put a atop to batebajl practice that haa been engaged in dally hy member* ef the Sanford all-ttar hate badI d ub whleh goet to HeLind Sunday afternoon far a return gome with the DeLand all* ■tar* itartlng at 2:90 o'clock. Tlge Minor and Tom Phillip*, Ocoee residents, who h u t week announced th a t they with to hurl all or part of the game, today declared O tcm ielm ready to go Into action agalait their former team-mate*. Under preeent plaa< Minor will atart the game \a be followed by Phillip* at aoout (he tilth Inning. The line-up remain* the name tu wttt announced ^earlier thle 'Action NeefeJfeiReeto ration Of Inter* national Confidence S A T U R D A Y , F E BRUARY Roadster or rouk>*. fir per mil*. Iterl A Son*. Phone 1«0. 12—Wanted WANTlit) TO BUY: a klekor la running condition, price must be reasonable. Rhone 2QI-U. AND CAR.ROL IPROCeCDTOTHB {DOCTORS OfftCC, n v e uN tow T iritD + M A K .H IT B Y CARROL*, CAR. -1 HAS eCBAf T A K EN TO A l W ARD IN j TH E COUNTY •J H O O P /TA t- 'D O C T O R , HOW IS H E ? w - W IL L , i HE L I V E ? fM IS b fT H tS M A N IB 2 i IN A C R IT IC A L , t C O N D I T I O N . HE.HAS A SKULL P K A C r u R B a n d ire re a N A u . I N J U R I E S — ___ > PARDON , M E , OH, D O C T O R / G IV E H IM T H E O E S T O F C A R E , G IY a H IM hm ANYTHING- O FFIC ER , R E IL L V IS R R A D V T O QUEST (O N THE 4 L _ C O U i'L E / J T H E E X P E N S B DOCTO R l rL L G L A D L T T A K E A L CARE or WANTED: Used typewriter, must be in good condition and (heap far ta ih . Phone 627. BOOK WANTED: ‘'Principle* and ■Frobltm* of Government," by Ilaine* and llalner. Cheap. P. 0. • LBFFLKft Apartraants, too up­ stairs south apartment,'’ frlglda Ire, garage, attractlra rates to psrmaasnt resklenta. Telephone 471 ^_______________________ » "furthern»ore, It is stwnllal for FOB SALE: six pieeo dining suit, An restoration and operation of goad condition, also Ladies M l gold standard that national jNdgata should be restored and ■Mtetelaed in n condition of FOR BALE: Cuban Flint seed 'MdUkrtam. All meuurra of In- tom . A. R. M*riw*th*r, tteraodaeal aaelsUnee muit necetpreceded by dreUira sfFOR RALE: Wardway electric w isher. Us*d s ’R t k 'J . W. Dn- , o a ra o rf >S I T W OULD L O O K . S E R IO U S IP T H E J W IT N E S S E S W E R E . N O T IN Y O U R FA V O R IT S E E M S 7 0 R E A { P L A IN ACCIDENT^ SC-J^ w e l l -O O T H OC- Y'OO V SIG-N T H IS P A P E R - \ IT W E N E E D Y O U < LA TER. W E L L & ET IN T O U C H WITH YOU orncLP. . YOU K N O W W HO THE P O O R MAN do 16' T H E O N LV I D C N T lP lC A T K W AS A PA W N T I C K E T AND A N O TE A D D R E S S E D TO P H IL C A R E T * W H IC H F t AD T H A T H E W A S T IR E D O r A L L T H I S * AN D S i a N E D - A L ? , yj ,;tj ft '.M r '.,X ■ / t * ? "j> > | 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 11, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 11, 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 11, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b8f0a438dfebf895552a104c2b827cc1.pdf fbfef5b19b1d05a37eb8059f94a9c85a PDF Text Text I V - g s | VftAr>0 •- * • ,V5* v JH SS • Partly t M r M l| U and Satire day with rW l| U a p w ita m . Lartl w m Umt yeetordayi high f t , tow U . NUMBER W ill A tte n d FURTHER R F C. 80 Lives Report HOOVER SEEN Hutchison Meeting In New York To AS OPPOSED TO Discuss Freight Rate Cut LOANS TO RM . Lost In Cold W a v LINES URGED Florida Is Spar BROAD POWERS Drama tk End Comes T o Dutch Sailors' Attempt To Escape Pnrtainr V e s s e ls V BATAVIA. Java, Feb. 10. — VP)— E ighteen men were killed and 25 were wounded aboard the rebellious Dutch cruiser De Zeven Provincien Opposed ARKANSAS OKEYS Republicans To Proposal Giving V ir t u a l LAW FOR AIDING Roosevelt Dictatorial P o w e r HOLDERS OF LAND Governor Siflrns Stat­ ute Having Effect Upon Foreclosures ♦— ” w h g ffT ‘ mrri i , 'fltt»tirn r,ptgwg «• IJTTLE ROCK, A rk , Feb. 10.— dropped a bomb on the ship's OF)—Governor Futrell yesterday deck today forcing the mu­ •ifned Into law a meaaure detinous native crew to sur­ •cHbed In . the iegialature an a render. Three European* and 15 Java­ nese wvre killed. Th* dramatic end o f the mutineers’ career came at dawn off the southwest Su­ matra coast when concentration of f t j o f Dutch nava) and air force* re hore down on'tha fleeing quarry and ordered /her to ,urrender. The rebel* were defiant to the to show the white ■last and directed, doth oa bomb waa then A warn •sign tame dropped and ■a, a plane from t k • bomb on the dropped a caused by ship. Th* the surviving the exploato nativea to give up. Tho craw rebelled at a nay cut. The d a i'a flc r they atoto the emitar they a n t out by wireless an of­ fer, i» uurrender nn their own terms, but the naval authoritlei demanded Immediate un.'onditlonal .capitulation. The pursuit had tha dlWI*5' ' i°h of Jnobllltlng from poinU aeparatfd, by S000 mile*. Even with the aid o f tight naval seaplane* |t was pot easy, for th, Zaven could pick UP any f la t wireless messages giving the position of tha ahlpe. # Annual And1 compromiae bill, granting , the chancery courts of the state broad discretionary powers In mortgage foreclosure esses. It was dratted by a committee for tho governor after several moratorium measures which law­ yers had declared unconstitutional had ban Introduced in the legis­ lature. The new law provides that fore­ closure decrees or decrees con­ firming foreclosure sales, may be rendered only during the first three days of the regular term of courts, of. which there are two each year. 0 Answers In forecloaute . suite am not due until three montha after the service of summons or publication of th* warning ordersThe courts, in fixing the time for a foreclosure sale, “ shall hava regard to economic conditions and shall fix the date of sale at a time that will Insure. If possible, a fair price for the property, hav­ ing due regard to the Interests of both tho craditor and the debtor” , -soya the law. It. also empowers the courts to order a resale “ If It Is made to appear to the court that a better price could be obtained * t-> salew ar if-wnyoq* agrseu‘ to bid • substantially higher amount » t resale.” Tha Sanford Oougtry Club wa* •he scene of the annual dinner and smoker of the Campbell-Lossing Post o f the American Legion l « d 1 last night with a largo number of • tnembera In attendance. A brnPed ■teak dinner, with Mr. and Mrs. George Hull catering, was serve | , from the long dining tabl- which Aa the result of a collision be­ waa decorated with bowls of tween a Bulck sedan and a Flor­ bright colored snap dragons. id* Motor IJnes passenger bus at y . H. Shepherd, poet comvand er, acted aa m uter of ceremonies, tbe Intersection of Park Avanuo and was Mfbted by Arthur Bran. and 19lh Street at about 11:30 1 an. Among thoee preant were: W. o'clock this morning, Mrs. J. G. B. Millar, W, H. Shepherd, Ho le- Sharon,'was severly shocked. and •on Bali. W. C. Erickson, C. T. tbe right side of her automobile / Butler, J. H. CoVeloogh, Sid Rive, w u caved In. The bus* left front • U F. Boyle, B. A , Cobb. I*. A. fender was slightly dsnted. Mero. Victor Oreen, Fred ZerAccording to witnesses, the,two renner, Graham Hunter. B a r t vehicles met almost In the middle Long, P. A. Loonardy, Dr. R. Eof the street. The boa driver, see­ Stovena, C. C. Whittington, Frank ing that a serious accident was J* Woodruff, J r, R- W. Dean, J. a-Vsut to occur, threw on hla O. H uff. D. b. Walborne, George brakes some 60 f a t before the'in­ Smith. Dr, C U Park, H. B. Pope, tersection was reachad. This ac­ aJadga Goetge G. Herring, Walter tion is bellevd to hav« kept the ^ d L Coleman, H. H. Coleman, and Buick from turning over after it ▼ 0. W . Speotor. . was struck. * Alan Arthur Branon, Vivian A. The Buick ran over the curbing Spoor. Forreet GaUbel, Dr. II. W, on the northeast corner of the In­ Rucker, A. W. Lee, J r, B. W. An- tersection. The right door has a demon, 0. H. EotHdge, E. A. Urge hole in it, while the right Crocker, John H- HlntermUtor. running board and rear fender are Price A n gel C- A- Takeeh, Morris caved In. Spencer, Tam' Meredith, W. A. Mrs. Sharon w u tha driver and Bailey. Fred fe lly . H. A. Swanonly occupant of th# Buick, while ion, C. E- M e la , Kirby Fite, and the bus contained several pas­ guest, Mr. .IfcMarvia, » f North sengers, some of whom as witCaroVna. W. t. OW f™ . LoRoy netas, gave their veraion of tha Chittenden, Joe laiabart, R. L. accident on blank cards provided Robertson. B. g , Difhton, C. W. them by the bus operator. Pass, C. E. Hawks, Bon Cantwall . Harold Waihbum. and. Ju lia Dlngfolder, a gn at. - Mrs. J. G. Sharon Is Involved In C ra s h At Street C o rn e r Inquiry Befun Into I t a l y Extortion Try I* * IIHOTON, Fob. 10-— at o f the Roanoke, the Bureau o f lao f the Department of began Inquiry lata attempt to extort M orel Chaise Undt t f l f t t •» khfaapto* ....*. chief of th* bo­ ld ipectol agent ta *o ' rake charge o f the Tooths, Jea Barvey. are Proposal Overridden To Cut Appropriation WASHINGTON. Tab. lO - e l* ) —llw Senate Appropriations committee today overrode Its Mb-commltte# apd rejected a pro­ posal on a 10 percent rat in the $>,♦40,000 prohibition enforce­ ment fund voted by tbe House. Tha fall committee alee restored to prohibition, against tho use of aafOrtamont funds for -wiretap­ ping, which tbs subcommittee hod •--■Bonded bo eliminated from Urn H I aa passed by tho Houao. Speaker Garner and his Demo­ cratic aides. Representatives Snell, New York Republican floor leader, and. WooJ, Indiana racking Republican on the appropriations committee, Mid they stated their opposition to the Democratic proposal at con­ ferences with President Hoover at tha White llossa today and that at no time did the President ex­ press approval of the plan. Seed told newspapermen after he returned to'his office “ It has never been suggested by President Hoover that Congress should abrogate its functions.” Congressional leaders disclosed yesterday that Roosevelt asked for this authority and informed them he sraa willing to take the responsibility for cutting govern­ ment expgnsea to balance tbe bud­ get even I f It cost him re-election In 1938. Determined to afford the Incom­ ing executive every opportunity to make federal revenues meet ex­ penditures, the House Democrats plan to place an amendment on the $940,000,000 treasury-poet of­ fice department supply bill that would give him power, describe,! by Representative Snell, of New York, the Republican leader, a* that of a "dictator” and "equal to Musso'tni'i In Italy.” As outlined by Representative Buchanan, o f Texas, raakin* Democrat 01 tha House Approprl O.msakl *s Ideal power IS will giro the President AM. reduce pensions, veteran*’ S com­ pensation, abolish major departmenu and cabinet post*, reduce air and oeeen mall subsidies, sus­ pend river* and harbors ami pub­ lic building programs, hold up and Impound appropriations and re­ duce salaries af all federal o ffi­ cials not flx»d by the constitution. Two years are to be given the executive In which to carry ° u‘ the economy program, which also IncVdes tha preant Senate pro­ visions for abolition of commie* ■Ions, agsortas, bureaus, their functions and dlsmlasal of person­ nel. Contveea cold veto hi* plans onlv by a tsro-thlrd* majority of both brancha. Garner waa given credit by his colleagues for Initiating tha pro­ posal following conferences re­ cently bv lone distance telephone with Preildent-elect Roosevelt. Ills proposal w m submitted to Buchanan and other Democratic members of the appropriation committee at a conference behind elosed doors. The proposal had ban hell up by Garner in the (Continued On Page Six) Celery G ro w e rs Of City To Attend Lakeland Meeting At leaat 40 prominent loca| cel­ ery growers and shippers tonight wlh be In Lakeland attending a m ating of Florida Celery Shipptn , Inc., future poliele* rtU tlnr * plowing und#r of one-third af tha matured celery crop will he ameng the several mature te be dieeoaaad. Among those who are expected to attend are J, C. Hotchlson, W. M. Scott, W. A. Laffler. 8. PDlrhton. J. E- Wathen. L. F. Buttolph, Peter Thurston. W. K. Hathaway, E. B. Chapman. John Melach, 8r„ George B..Balmee. Charles Dunn, Rex Packard, J. Howell F U l F. N. Whitehurst. C. Bel\ and ethersKarl Lehmaan, secretary of the Seminole County Chamber of *' Invited to ad­ os a eubject MAJOR GENERAL DIES Washington . with threaten* —Major General i baby la chief of HUB WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-W ) — Republican House leaders today Indicated they believed President Hoover opposes Congress giving President-elect Roosevelt broad­ ened powers to reorganise the r#k to^-on In tbe) will ■T. Col .l«.ckaS m ating •t tho fc>a after at his far t^e tie . F. Dorner, . Bemlnole AgriOf the leadmovement, attend this ward from truing. Mr. ! srilh influents Hie condi­ ; night. J. C. Hutchison, salea-maaagur of the Sanford-Oviedo Truck Growers, Inc. and chairman uf tha special Florida Celery Shipper*, Inc. committee, created last Fri­ day night in Lakeland with power to act in continuing negotiations that might bring an immediate emergency freight rate on eolvry. today announced that his commit­ tee and representatives of all prominent Eastern and Southern railroads will meet at tho Vandsrbilt Hotel in New York City next Wtdnesday for the purpose of discussing the matter. ............ ........... appointed. W u h .' ^ ager of the Manatee County Growers Co-Operative Associa­ tion, when the organisation at Its Friday night m ating in Lakeland, had heard the reading of a letter than had been addressed to all traffic heads of railroads serving this section. This letter esplained in detail the action which Florida celery growers had taken in regard to plowing under a portion of their maturing celery, and pointed to the (act that the action la state­ wide, having the support of every grower of celery. The letter also aah a.1 *$Ita9 an his amsraanctf ra igVt Mked^that emergency ffreight U lm b lu diMliaiil la * th**.»d -re* a n t of first class be put into f f f a t at once. RUTH OWEN MAY ECONOMY CUTS IN BE M INISTER TO STATE COSTS ARE DANISH KINGD01 TO BE CONTINUED Feminine Democracy Governor Is Against Matching Unneeded I s Aflutter O v e r Federal Assistance News From Miami TALLAHASSEE. Feb. 10.-(A1 WASHINGTON. Feb. I ll— (Ah — Feminine Democracy, which —Governor Sholta said yester­ day the budget commission had hat long worked for more women decided to recommend to the next in high placer, was aflutter here legislature that Florida match no yesterday over news dispatches more unnecessary federal funds. H i said that although every from Miami naming some tlkely to receive high posts under Roeee- county'farm agent and every homg demonstration agent in the Btll i1—-- ■ 1-- —■ —— ■— —— The women hailed with delight steta might have to go unleee in­ the “ Farley list” , which wa» raid dividual counties art witlteg to not only to slate Frances Perkins beer the burden of paying their for the lung coveted woman in salaries, approximately half a th« cabinet poet, but alio Ruth million dollars appropriated for Rryan Owen as minister to Den­ non-eesentials had been rat out mark—which would b« 'precedent of the budget recommendations for tbe two higher institutions of sheltering. Mrs. Owen, returning yesterday leaning. Appropriation* for th# Univer­ from New York where she at­ tended la»t nlght'e farewell din­ sity of Florida and the Florida ner to Mrs. Itoosevelt, was the Htete College for Woman alone have ban reduced from llJHIOr object of much Interested .to fi.soo.ooo. were It future appointmeate problematical. Alao rn fy ln * **F congretula tIons which mlkht prove prema lure, were those two women leaders who have ban honored with the vice chairmanship of the patty, Nellie Tayloe Rosa and Emily Newell Blair. Mrs. Rosa wa< mentioned aa a possibility for the civil service commission and Mrs. Blair was named at be­ ing on the appointment date. Should Mrs. Owen go as envoy to Denmark, the will rstunr in an official rapacity to the country that called her ''unofficial ambansadnr" two nummers a r 1- ■ ' Danish ncw*pa|«rs thin hailed her ae furthering good will when she delivered the July 4 nddre*» in lleblld Park, where DanishAmericana annually foregather, and reeponded to the toast at the International banquet at Aalborg. Drawn to Denmark by her In­ terest in foreign affairs (she belonti to that committee In the house) and by the liana Christian Andtrson fairy tales o f her child­ hood, spent In Nebraska near Danish settlements filled with folk lore, Mrs. Owen spent weeks autu caravanning there. She made friends with swarms of ema'I boys, had neighborly chats with houMwivts, introduced her party * f young people to the Danish young people, received from an old woman her own handwrought needlepoint picture of the Anderson cottage— and, though such an Idea never entered her head, acquired and intimate ac­ quaintance with the Danish peoplt that should stand her In good stead if she should become min­ ister there. Mission tea? de awey with*, no tee oux fedtral aid projects In lha principal higher institutions of learning. Tha governor said Florida Is not going to rut out eeeentlsls, but Is tired o f having to put up $300, for Instance, to buy eomething which at preant might be pur­ chased for $50. Th* governor pointed to the last appropriations bill, .which, ha aakl, carried 99 pages of printed Item*. Nine pages were devoted to constitutional Herne, he said, while BO pages included iteme de­ voted to bureaus, departments, projrets and matching of federal aid on a M>-60 basis which writers of the coiMtltutlon at the lime did not* deem ai essential to the state government and which have since ban created. • “ We are gradually rrmov ing the lira,I wood”, be said, “ and get­ ting down to earth, because the tiaiea are not booming, nor even normal.” Aelual, necessary operation* of th* university and the Htats Woman's College, he said," would not be disturbed. BILLY SUNDAY |{B( OVERS DBS MOINES. Feb. 10.—OF)— Th* Rev. William A. (Billy) Hunday, evangelist, was reported re­ covering Thursday from a heart attack brought on by acute Indi­ gestion. II* has been conducting a revival her* making at la s t two patfarm appearance* daily in addition to a number of other spooking engagement*. PINK NEBDLEB MAKE ’WOOL’ Notables Pay Visit To City Wednesday MOSCOW, Fab. 10.— (AT— A provincial union of ro-operatlv* Industrial artisans claim* to have produced a substitute for wool by traatlag pin* needles with caus­ tic lye aH3>|lm*. T a ts are being ceoUnoad to determine the prac­ ticability ef manufacture on o .Notable visitors to Hanford Wednesday included W. II. King of Sooth Dakota, receat^r appointed by I'resident Hoover aa a member of the Federal Boned o f Vocation* al Education, Dr. C. H. Lane, of Washington, D. C. federal dimeter of Vocational Agriculture Educa­ BRAZIL'S COFFEE FOR TURKS tion, and J. L Batts, of Miami, ISTANBUL, Feb. lO—LA’I-T h e Dade county director o f Vocation­ Ttsrtiah cabinet has approved a al Education. ■Rental agreement with BraThree m e n visits d Seminole h f which Turkey agree* to bay High Sdwo| to dfceoaa local vo­ her raff**,'amounting to ft,cational work'with Alax R. John­ a year, exclusively from son, and warn conducted on n fey the bext thro* yarn In short tour of thin section. They far • Brasilian agreetensed their visit one of their te bar-an equivalent amount ■lope on an Inspection four of the -*-‘- ‘-,-S*tel during the ■*— state, and they M l tor Gelnoevil W late In tho afternoon. Official O f Treasury Secs Error. In With­ drawing1Aid ToKey Finance Structure WASHINGTON. Feb. I0 .-U 5 — Arthur A. Baliantine, under secretary of th* treasury, told genet* committee yesterday It would be e tragic mistake to withM nrr ryd sn t-eM -ime 'f i mu 'the railroads, “p key structure In th# nation’* financial system.” Similar *vldenc# was pre­ sented by Alfred P. Thom, general counsel for th* association of railway sareutivee, in oppaillon to th# plan of Senator Courens, Republican, Michigan, to suspend Reconstruction Corporation loans le carriers. Thom said th* govern­ ment should liberalise it* loans to the roads. Widespread receiverships for the railroads would m an "wrack and ruin” for th* country's fl nanclel structure, Thom said, and furlhtr government loan* should he given to carry them until re­ organisation eould be vffatsd. liallantlne laid “ preservation of th* railroad* and upholding them It an indispensable part of any program for recovery." Coutens, author of ths rtsoln Don, end chairman of the banking subcommittee taking th* teillmohy, iald h* had come to th* conclusion the government should -get back nf all th* debt etruc tura” or else step trying to up­ hold part e f It. “ How much ftirthar ran wa go In borrowing ? " Ceuasna akrd. “ I don’t know", Baliantine re­ plied frankly. “ I think w* should g* ahead. This la Ilka a war. don’t know whether w* can lick the enemy or not but we must ex­ pend oar last rexoure#/’ Blasts A re Mod* PICKING HOLIDAY Icya tins' But Zero A*.*. S u b-Zero Weathce ON CITRUS CAME Hold In Some Spot# AT RIGHT TIM E Mother Nature today Satisfactory R e s ults temperi ng ita Arc Are Reported From thrust at the nation wli W INTER FIAVKN, Feb. 10— As Florida's six-day citrus pieh Ing holiday reached Its halfway mark last night, Indications war# that the marketing agencies par­ ticipating had Inaugurated (heir heroic remedy for an ailing mar. hat at aa opportune Dm*. A statement issued yesterday by th* Florid* Citrus Grower*’ Clearing House Association revealed that the picking holiday la being car­ ried out with “ highly satisfactory results.” A noteworthy phaa of th* hol­ iday, according to the ftlearlng house statement, waa Its timeli­ ness, In that some o f tha northern auctions have ban cloeed baiu e* of cold weather, .and had pick­ ing had been continued th* early pas* e f this wash, frail srould have piled op in the** markets With consequent disaster. , “ Contrary to o popular Idea." said th* d a rin g bouse state­ ment, ‘the picking holiday la net expected to work ml recto* in " price situation. It* chief valu* Ha* In th* feet that It tlonably has prevented a> In* disaster, far If fruit continued to roll unchecked into th# market the price level* weald have dallnod much farther. "There appears also a further far BiW'“ ’* ' ’ “ ' 'i t - >.F it their Uvea during the unpraeodMt* ed told wav* a* a growing Ua$ Ot, dead waa reaived from saattogm which suffered m a t Chicago counted a total af d a d as th* city surveyed tha fteta e f th« coldest weather hi year*. Ohio coasted l with thermometer reed ping down aa low aa M lew# had fire, Michigan Missouri ibt, Wisconsin New Jersey, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, North Minnesota, and Nebraska else la the West and Southwatt are known to have alaee tha atom began aartr t__ 1 w a * . ' ■ Despite the' steady * ' I nth* ley blast, aero arid rstdlngi held good today section#. T>* raid halt te o lM C1a Urn way _ tat tha toy blast, Hre and areas af .tha 'Woet Far tha tart. South, l U l W A dlewest weather egperta haft-aft! “ a hop* fhr a farther rise today. Florida cltrea grower*-brbaUted ■ * |l deal” He UaUftod th* government has euUtaading obligations of A committee selected at tha ItOfeO,000,000, adding he would statewide shippers' m ating here nat be surprised If the banks held Monday prepared a r*te decraise petition and a n t It by telegraph $10,000,000,000. to tha Atlantic Coaat Use, the Thom opened with a long state­ ment on the Importance of th* Baebpard Air Line, the Penn­ sylvania, th# Southern, th* B. A railroads. Consent interrupted to a, th* New York, New H i m A •ay ae on* wa* proposing to Hartford, and th# L, A N. rail"abolish them.” "This resolution propuses aban­ reads. “ Acknowledgement* hare doning them” , Thom rnlorsd. Its received from th« Pennsylvania, adoption, he said, would mean It fine* advising of tha N#w Vark would bo Impossible fur the roads the B. A O., and th# L. A N. t « "sentinu* al a ll” m ating." Th* road* might continue to Although the picking holiday render transportation service un­ Is being shared by marketing der receiverships, he added, but agencies not connated with the ” it would be an untold rate*clearing house, a* wall aa by tropha to th* nation to hav* them shippers within Its ranks, th* or­ forced Into that condition.” ganisation ha* b*sn serving aa a Thom said the "top-heavy” general headquarter# for kteplng structure of some roads could be th* holiday running smoothly and adjusted under the bankruptcy as an actual clearing house far reform bill pending before Con­ Information concerning Aba halto gress. He recommended sitending day, it official* said laat night. credit meanwhile on more general “ Considering th# problem* In considerations than mere “ bank­ th* way, there has ban very ing collateral' expressing confi­ commendable eo-op#r*Uon", tb# dence that th* time will return daring house statement declared, when th* roads could repay ail “ and a sincere evidence that the their loans. undertaking It seriously appre­ ciated. There o fcours* ha* ban a number of violation# of th# Freighter Resumes ■grament reported to th* eiearhouse but upon InvallgaUon Jacksonville Run lnr most of th* remora « * r a * * to b* without foundation.” Official* of th* St. John* Rlvtr Lin* Co. today said that their $75,000 motor freighter “ City of Trade Body Meet To Sanford" which wa* rained from th* bottom or Lake Monro* *arly Be Held In SanLando Sunday morning, bad returned to Jacksonville under Its own power February m ating of th# Cen­ lata Wednesday afternoon. tral Florida Council of Chambers It waa scheduled to arrive this of Commerce will be held at 8*nafternoon, returning Its regular Isndo Golf Club next Tuesday place on th* run between th* two morning at 8:00 ocleek. cities. Repair* ware read* to the Letters of ramfhdar i were water-soaked motor* and sl-ct-i- mailed today to all seVraUrloa of c il g a rfa U a g equipment while tha th* organisation, ■with every In­ boat was tied to th* old C>yd* dication that th* mealing will bo dock here. About >000 boxes of wall attended becaua* af ita cen­ citrus w en aboard the boat when tral location. After the breakfast It left for Jacksonville. business mating, guests will b# Invited to remain at th* court# all CRIQUI OPENS MEAT MARKET day, rithar to ptay bridge, or to enjoy •a V s la Banlando Spring* C. B. Criqul, who has ban em­ atotbyi Election e f efflcera for tho eomployed gt several local groctri** four months to te ho one of ttt butcher today anv totaree ot tho ttaalen. John Utet he la opening hla af Clermont, to the market at 401 Celery CL L V - i r Ava* Where ho hill handle a full prmam prsatdent, with H. M, Itate Of Western and retire treat# Sawyer, of Cocoa, re secretary. at products. Mr. Criqul has Th* speaker of tho morning will ig experisne* In this pro- bo A. J. Hanna, profaaaot af and he Invites hi, Sanford Florida,history at RoUlre College. S i'^ r t U ^ to patronise hla new aa- U P “ ■> T -” r± X. 8 modaratin* ‘temperature* aa reports-cmjne'hvteOtnrcr'*■***“ ' r*MM«**r Increase In the number of deatha attributed direcUR and indirectly to effects of the storm. Upward* ef 10 persona toil Um _ _ _ _ _ _ brought' Uw' chill taken no unusual tare to tha northeast ef y ‘A doaan Are* added to the to­ tal af deaths and damage due td th* bltssarj and O i l North Dakota tad Mil whore t fe weethot bad coldest IR IO year! We gan to warm opi bat tho was axyootod to bo tOmporery. 1 breaks toteas tepefied rise* 0f I Thursday but 1 to M mercury woa still g*ar aero. The Booth !a*t night a rolled up la hoavy blankets a* second phase of ihd winter*! ord cold ware toppled mafrary ta thsrmcmeters b*l«W the n line. ** Dixon A bright ran la mosKJocaJItlia rht lsome relief during brought ................ , ___ . . yesteA . ; I 1 day at ft* bright af It* glow bft forecasters said another •■* g ift! low tempora tore* Wu certain. Naw OrWans reported the •at temperature rate* 10M ' th* thewaouater ytotevday ing registered >0. Mcrcunr St la th# registered t _ f T f c day «P Ift ■ratoi l r from th« morulnf ' d »Sfj against .the toft Miss■, Hacked so (Ooc tinned o t rag* Ib t) Story O f Call Chief of PoH this morning yoster*** H* that a* pot Wi : qaaeveevfeenMMOeBWhbMBNNNiMfeiM �\ life Body Drive ought To Close nth G o al Near bocawoe "mot* th*a 8 » . M n m Mrs. Juliae DlagffWoe# * u »• to)!*** >r« (hjftw U » * *1 2 J W \ A i IwTa body w *,. not elicited ew- * ' ^ J £ * w f c g . ‘ tvfta Inf to th* laok of tlmo. > fon , T. W. Uv-tmt, « . Attention w*« called during th*-worth, Da** 6#ni»k*, dlnror mooting by General B. A..’ * [ « . R- A. Smith, V .J Ih, f . t . ih.. th, lira. Ilclvn T. More*. Ml mtlanod iron* Pag* Ono) ■strive jroor, baaleg hi* pro­ m on ~tM eonfldonc* indl<| moot gonornu. tnanttr to tho kg tjw. romorkabto mjthW dries. Ho took occoilon te toom b tn M p t trmod In *l*e» morning. * ■ E. H. La n*y‘« foam turning In thrra that lh* trad* body itan l* * tL ready to ***l.t them In a * , *n! Colanot E» o.'ghlnhol**T» t*am; g « „ „ . which m*y b# projected. f,."* captain. toperUd a toUl of IM Ho pointed to th. fort that th* B*e* . . mrmborAlpo, with CopUtn W. fwunty town*' quota, wan 136 A. Lfflk r W vountlri for Ul of montoorthlp* ond that already i kuw .k l! Ihcirt. * they had lum»d In 111 momborV .n * Ct|pn#|*Wi M. Hayne.’ copUlno .Hips, ml* of thli * * rt i'« " * J P ./rtBor». tH.fr effort* 0rM ^ th, .Ignlflcant foot* -T*d o h.r* h" ’,ln* *•* m«mb*r»hlp*. whWl Mr. Newman called to th« day* ouoht to : T,l,h Cap**5P ,M. 8 . Lam»«n t t u „tlon 0f th« group whrn ro,ldl w In ln- br," ‘ lr* ' » * ° * f ,h* m porta kad trochrd th# mar. than ta onTFlorida I w“ « )l' d 7C0 mark la that oat of all th. ■ era leoklao ,h l* *°*** 13 money pledged to Ihe trade body * « « « « to. *hoM nf 100 wPhtbrrriilp*. rarl- on ,u 12w m.mbarthlp. laat n af tho dan #0* ,Mm cipUla* m,m' year, only opo **»rnth of on# par­ i ahaad.^ o*r*hlp» that brought tho total to efBt o f „ WM unp<|d wh*n tho ____. „ „ 7I7/. yrar cama to a eloaa. 2ZZT,™. M.L.J3 i». r1*...... . Fw Wo C~U. n, ^ atari.* mo In Through courtesy of the U. 3.' Department o f Agricul­ ture In co-operstion with the Florida State Marketing Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford reprtsenUUve. ___. Lakeland Seeking r'< To Equalize L o a d Tut U i ta y T » x' payer ;“i * •, *. l delinquent U a a i an d T W a r * « rr ^ t^ i paving aatofimrnu ara W ing In- , , , , ^ 4 *adi*« at *•** a . w. auguraled by tho cily caiaRtlooJno > laday. * with a purpoa* of givlog r « * f t » Albany.*. (Ultimo** *. olliuno »hn have h**n r o m t w ctusana who nar* i>«*n carrying .•■• load, I baric* 1-arecn, 4lty, manarer. explained yesterday. « r , A _ r R. _ «| ComalMlOntr B*n it. raJIUtnl, from-.k * I . . • ° ° " Newman, « . , u Halnr*. af H. U’oyd. Altamonta l> " T O M A I* r A n tl N : *T car* p w n l. New Tork 11. tl'Mlon I. ••HUhurab t. • • * r*eb In I'klladelDki*. \v**lil*atun. U o m n tL Batfo. i». Rnrkraier. Nyram **'an,. Ilnrl- 8. . D. .Spring*, hM-ivlduolty ***ba4 and *r*cool*d. CIO; 44a l.a*. a 4a*. f ( « Mai <rat* * u M sa4 yr*»*ol»d. • - ! 4oa l u ­ l l , ; M 4 aa 74*-it*. rillL A D R L n tlA : Firm. It doora**. rl**r. I Flo. arrl**4: 4 ran aa irark. n*ppll«a light. 4**ian4 ■ooAarai*. mark*! firm. Florida I* la*b rralaa, ar*ah*4 **4 pr**oal*d. and Indlildutly walked Ant >**• roolad. 1 do* M I - M I ) t do* 1 tot.tt; a dot i.M-t.a*: t do* i.itJ.H: It 4 ** I t* -M l. ‘ , c L lI V t U N D : etaa4y.nl 4,*r*«* boloor **r«, *l*ar No yarloi *rri*. Ola: • *«r« on IrAfk. Ruppllv* llbaral. prarttralty no gamaAd or |r»dln« on irronal of wA*lh*r, nia>k*l •Molt , riorida It l * A (roll*. In. Alvldoally wuhtd. an A * r a t a waab*d. 1-1 dot I.lt-f M: I* da* rrry f*ar aal*i l.t*. THEN TH E Y POP UP NEW YORK.-^omoa A. Par­ ley, ha* diacorrrtd that thora ara 100 "fargotten Farley*." That many propla claiming relatlon- oooo IhOl o anAk . a*U* lk*t 1**0 . l*rttnlt.o IrrtUtlo* Ooido which rooolts In a o ttln i Wr> oloki*. frouaoot 4**ir*. boroino. Wo m i ** •*4 • k—t orbo. aO-KSIW it »r. T ib ltii) la o p Ii o m M kU44*r pkj. •I*. 0 *1 o I k IMI b*o fnm< ro o t drogwitX Aftor tear 4ay* Iftkot r». HAVE TOUR WATCH ropaira by arte » h » really knows hew HARMLESSLY, taka a half tea- Brigga, Jewtlrr, Mag. Ara. ■poonfal o f Krtuehon |n a gtass of PARTY, daBteTDto Onb Pah. 10, hot water in tho morning before 1:00 o'clock. Auction, Contract. brrakfait— don’t finite n wiornbig SOc. Benefit Catholic Church —a bottle that laata 4 weak* coats bolldlng fund. Dane* 60c coup)*. but a trifla—but don't t n k o Chance*—bo sura If* KnuChnvyour health come* flrut—got it at L08T: "Boot*!*," a Boston Dud Touehton’s Sanford Drug Co— or dog pappy^-rlob footed. Ho­ any drug*tor* in Atnarlcm. If not ward If raturned to Mary, 410 ‘ "T .-r^ ’ f.7,■ '9A^«^Y• .W joyfuly.AAilifkd.AflllJAuXlia bottle— money ba*kc-Ad». .. 11111J.u,ir T * y z~:r: .T T ^ .. - •— oti*do. 11. b . u * y . of clone*., I h r t M mrm 7 ? ? ’I ? " Mpitln HUnio. ef HlarU, C. II. hi buriling n l. I !. m ,S 5 * r p /S.r BUI*, of U k . H . r y , U D. H .ln.., that barilla, noat Ihrn month, ••mainly bo- o( A|Umolllt agrlnk., J. II. M.n- 1-4 Lodar. Hoeloi* % C M 'U " 4. Cleveland *. I'lnclnnali u r „mnibn* I. tuiroii «. imrhnm I. .Herirord.#. Il*al*l*n I. J«r*»y City ?■ New Torn 1, rittabore I* i. Noinmnr Tard* II. tllvb« n «».n ..h ». Nenntnn I. li.oyur, liaa a 4**k in the; **rln*ri»ld. Ill I. Total—IX cftlc. formerly occ.pi.d by lh. c* mptroller, and i» checking tho ll*tn rl.xrlv Wlik Knnil, .ellln o fnr A l 40 T . k C; Among tho*. atterdlng th. With hond* telling Tor w to 4<t *U ^ m* nl ,h** "Vktory 8upp*r’* «c r * R. A. rent* on Ihe dollar — rrnbolly | n * 0; i i * I I ,,.k P*m*dk ‘ ,r ‘ S b* , morV fon’ In« “ rharo**) la iNk r r »I*» lb a No- I. Effort* £ ! LAKELAND, to collect T H IS W O M A N Iloollot* lloki. OrmoM ligh t.'M rk*l oleody. forlooSo t a b *bl»plao **tal Hm m S *n 4*llr*r«4 ■at** -l**a AIX IraaaaarUllan " -JriB W ftl** r » « l Lock# on Ik* kl*4d«r o* **»lor oil on Ik* k*w> •Jo Drive* oot tmaurltMo ood ox- rtO D in C R DIVi:iUlir).va; Hilled I'iiIo im , Tard* la lllrkmond I. ..lo sin g \ r# l*i inianna4ba I n * Madaeadar. r*4> a. loss. NANmnn-oviRno nenun nr rinrltla; Warm, partly dandy, *how*r*<l daring afternno* llaalm«* modarai*; demand about mndvral*. market *l**dy. I'jrload* t. a. b. •hlpolng pnlni, (b«*,c »a dellv- k- on *lnr2iBr k.0,,? ‘ and UJb*alio I“ l _,el‘ood.■n«lu MU d ,r* who 1000 motnborahlp*", a . WKmllk. r.n nf i.ln Lon«( |a . *al*o I*** AU, iranapertailan Ridargali. 10 ln*n rral**, Individ. u«llr wa*b*d. a-io da* ■•—•v. ml* quality Oe-llc: Individually a**h*d and prvrunlvd. fine onallly, mr 1.10: fair quality Ur. Uakl LAKE W ORTH- Work on High •blpntvntn nr*dlcl*d fnr ktlnnc* Weak. School Campua prt>gro**lng rap­ Ihln PLANT riTT. Plnrlda: (Manat.*IXiraanla Me«ll<i*l, rtmler, ahuivera. idly. Her Portrayal of M ail e l on Claudct war a Senaation— You Raved over Her Work In "Farewell to Arnu"— Now She Kelipftea a 11 Prat Performance! ! ! I W ANTED T O 'ftU Y i g Makar In runhlrfg condition, price mas. tv roaionabla. Phono 201-R. W IL L T E L L you that whrn Rurkrta aro high a profit tan ba made oven with ear*!*** feeding. Today a man will make no profit iinlita Production Costs are at Reek Bottom. Purina ofTara tho boot food that brains and inginuity can BOOK WANTED: "Principle* and Problem* af Governmdnt," by Halnoo and ltalnoi. Cheap. P. 0 . Boa 666. . , makai food that will absolutely lower th* farmer’* coat of pro­ duct Ian. a ftadrr can produce « pound of m ’»ti a quart of milk, or a doled egg* at lots coat with Purina than With any Comedy Travelogue Our Prices Are R ight Here A re A Few100 lb. 100 lb. 100 lb. 100 Ih. 100 lb. 100 lb. It’s Going To i H A PPE N sack sack sack aRrk aack sack Chick Starter. Growrna----Lay Chow___ Caw" Chow...... Bulky- Laa.... . Omolone.......... ATTRACTIVELY furnnhej m m . Twin bod!.' Prim * home. Hi i L Board opiioaaL Lawton. N xt Chrixtlan Science Church. - .......... 15— Apartments F o r Rent LKFKLER Apartment*, on* tipetalrg soutp apartment, fri(ldatro, garagi, attractiva rates to permaaont paldant*. ToHphcn* 47*. • -< Extra Special PALMS, four foot tall, mflp grown, U crnU each. Slmr Lak* Norsrry, South Bid* 8llvrr CHASE & CO READ FRIDAY ,* * ; NIGHTS HERALD <, Phone 1100 ' HOW TO STOP A COLD iv ALMOST' INSTANTLY POUOW DIRfCnONS FICTURtD IttOW FOR" SALE: Oho 6f Bonfanf* moot attract!** homo*. Owner laarlag city. WiU toll to rooponalbfg piapla on ruatonabl* term*. P. ALLEY QOP— Our Prehistoric Ancestor 1/ IV e c M i Otlnk Full Clou af Xairr. Taka I at Atplrin T nn . truth and dluolrt 3 Bauer Atplrin Tahiti* In a hat/ llaua/warmwaltr In, la durrllant, Almoit Irtfionl Rtlitf In Thlt Way Iteva a- cold—don't lab* end di**oiv#d In a half glass of vrilk MroW Milan" and warm water, repealing ovtry 3 or i. A cold la too dangtroue 3 hour* a* necrotary. Son throat ' ea*4o this way la a faw minair*. Inllaird •ougHIDOVG » lira J oocto* DUl lb * w g M OQW l r t q i ------k Aak your doctor about this. Aad whan you buy, aea that you •»! **• ‘ “ ,YBH Atplrin TabUta. They it 1/ rseogalud m the QUICRJJ3roj almost laataally. And than . . -----mW®- work ahamt instantly wkaa yon lain thoca. And for a gargi*. Gen­ [aal a^youamigbt It. . •. uine Barer Aipirin Tablet* dio• .m iM v e n T H E ^AD VE N T U R ESO F TO! D ICK A N D H A R R Y iS S t t s S f quxlllta that strike at Ike Kara of greW^moat INSTANTLY. C, , | YoJ ran combat nrarty any eold dtoply by and drinking Hi •***/ 4 particle* or gritUama. Cal a box of H or BettM oflOOrt any drugetora. CARROL* THIS a Mh i v * at rue hospital. THt UHfOATVSm \BiH Thtfew u fr e *r r e R v *gag*a*w • and 3 or 4 times daily Lbaro- pvUlhro.lla*Qrt,fW f>*w 1ib Sanford NERVOUSLY T H E Y A W A I7 TH E O O C T O R l VERDICT RRIBLE/ M M AM Tm a 2Af TUM o p e x A T i* * uilSSwwtfi �IT H A N F O R D S K A L D , S A N T O W J , F L O R ID A , Wpather ford H e n ld With wintry blast* sending the thermometer to low marks In many parts of the country, the aubjact o f weather takes on added significance at this time. What is the coldest point in the world? Where la it the hottest? What section has the greatest rainfall? One might say off>hand that the coldest apot Would be at, the poles, and that the wannest would be on the Equator, but actually that la not the case at all. According to Charles Fltfhugh Taltnan. meterologlat and author o f *‘0ur Weather” and "The Realm of the Air", the title o f "coldest apot" in the world goes to Oimekon, Siberia, a place well Inside the temperate rone. Read­ ings of from 90 to 100 degrees below rero hay#* been record­ ed there. The temperate tone also furnishes ua with hottest places In nummer. Within this limit, recordings of 183 degrees above aero have been made at In-3nlah. Algeria; 134 In Death Valley, Califbrnia, and 138 at Azlrla, Tripolitania. In-Salah la 250 miles north o f the Tropic of Cancer; Axlzia, 500 miles, and Death Valley station la in about the latitude o f Norfolk, Virginia. Besides holding the record us (he hottest place in the United 8tates, Death Valley also takes the honor for be­ ing the dryeat, with an average yearly rainfall of 1.45 inches. A combination of, terrifically hot air and Intense dryness gives Death Vallay a high rate o f evaporation in tnmtnw*f>.mablit>.Aha,dima i^ * ndjiiraJblaJioi;..hllBIJa.l?l8b»M^, Many popular beliefs have been circulated about the Valley ifnd it used to be thought that IUi air In many places was fatal to animal life and even to vegetation, but this opinion was modified afterward that lta marshes gave o ff poisonous vapora. . Important only because it Is known as the place where mare rain la measured, cm an average,.than anywhtre else on earth,, in. lha.village of Cherapunji, In. the Khoal-HUls diitrlct of Assam. The latest official average la placed at 428 Inches a year, baaed on a record of 49 years. When It is considered that New York has an average rainfall of about 40 inches a year, then one can get a rough idea how really wet Cherapunji is. In the single month of August, 1841, this spot had a rainfall o f 241 Inches. Those of us who live in a place that Is not too cold, not too hot, not too dry or not too moist, can better appre- almost record l WITH THF. LORD: Th* ■With you, while ye id If yw seek him, I of you; but |f y* * Will forsake b« with ho will forsake you.—2 Just think President Hooter la tee* than on* month la which i be the sole cause o f th* depree- haf) familiar tong of ten ra ago, T o , W * Rat* No lanSa” , would b* quit* approit*'] today." ,W* hear a gn at deal about th* Mthjg debt In Oil* country, but * m l pain In th* neck la th* |bt-$at w on t float. - date our favored position when we consider the extremes of weather In other sections. Recently a chart showing the umier the law* o f lb* United States or any itat* or territory. In deHnig “ .lock* and horde” fo » th« purpose o f xoeh limita­ tion thr statute specifically ex­ cludes thorofrom bond* issued by nvgoverameat or political lubdlvlelon thereof. -Such exchmion not only Include* bond* t*au*d by tb* Government of tb* United State* or a itat* or political subdivision thereof bat include* bond* issued by a for*t«n e*ontry or foreign T O U R INCOME T A X relative numerical Evlj|ently •om« Americana ar* i datertnjnsd to haV* Inflation t the currency that they ar* t i­ ling |counterfeit money. INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHgLL.. WHO? Sin*)* penoni who had net Income of 11.000 or more or grove Incom* of 12,000 •r mor*, and married couple* who had net Incom* of 12,400 or mor* or fr o ii Incom* of $5.000 « r inor* moat fU* return*. W HEN I Th* fllfnr period b*(in* Janaary 1 and A s Associated Frees sliepatrb rays only two hundred thousand 'persons ar* eapoctsd In Wsablngton for th* inaugural. That's fun­ ny. 'Thsro’a been that many sug­ gested for the cabinet. ^ The thing w* can't get over .about Technocracy I* that they 'claim a rater blade ran be made Which will last a life thn* and we can’t get one which will keep an edge through one shave. .'bop* Jfor Jacksonville and Tamt pa—Bt. Petersburg Independent Ye*, undoubtedly If they ran all . tho crook# oak o f Miami, tty r Wilt have to spend their winter* ,1a other Florida resorts, . Sanford shivered last night, all right, bat thirty years age# rid timer* tell us, slmnst to the v ia ate, It got cold here in a big warn. That wna tb* night at th* Big 'Tree** -when everything la th* j courtly was ft***# down te th* JjSptg except the Pin t Netlonat WHERE? Collator o f Int«rc*l retinue for tb* district ln which tb* p*r*on 11*** or h u his principal plat* of business. HOW? Se* instruction* on rorms 1040A and 1040. W HAT? Four p*r c*nt nor* ms I tax on th* firet 14.000 ln exeats o f th* personal exemplion and credit*. Eight per e*nt normal tax on th* balance * f net Incom*. Surtax on n*t In­ cam* in *xe*sx of 16,000. H erald P rin tin g On BEGINS TOMORROW M ORNING AT 9 O’CLOCK E’S DEP’T. STORE oo?rr **ywi)«vr*yMrr *• m w 7!J-Q4*rrtrTBir-ri*httr without first studying th* In­ structions on th* form. DON'T procrastinate. Earl* as•ambling e f data permit* a canful consideration of all tax problem*. DON’T destroy th* memoranda from which your return was prepared. DON'T omit explanation wh*n such Information Is essen­ tial t0 an Intelligent audit. Attach memoranda to your retern. SILK HOSE All N e w S b i A n Moat o f them ore brand new arrivals for this coming Spring Season, Priced at— Newest Styles Ladies* PUMPS. STRAPS and OXFORDS \ — All Leathers — [ Men’a 75« Broadcloth II Sweaters ' 1 For Everybody .’) ]| CLOSE OUT PRICE | $1.00 to $1.95 ||abort 1-2 otf Men’s PANTS - - 89c to $1.95 Men’s 75c O V E R A L L S , 49c 49/ - Dress Shirts Guaranteed Fast Colon* for Regular 19c Grade Unbleached Sheeting Yard wide, c l o a o woven, a s o o t h quality on sale— 5c yd. 45c H Men’s $15.00 All Wool SUITS $495 || Men’s WORK SHOES - - $1.00 Scores Upon Scores Additional Bargain? D A V E ’S • PEPARTMENT STOWE Little Japertr,1haidljr grew up ran kateWiwig ioratar. u w ta a standing army of a quarter o f a nJJIUon men and trained reserves of nearly two millions. While big, rich United States Imagines security behind a total armed force 132,000 rcgulnrs and 307 thousand reserves. And yet other figures regarding military defenses are equally as interesting. We hifve been eonelderlng the number of men actually engaged in their country's defense. U t ua look at the money spent for thto purpoao. Tho United State* head* tho Hat with $707,428,000 appropriated for national defenae In 1931. France, with unfriendly na­ tions on at least three sides, spends $541,884,102. Great Britain, with tremendous colonics In all parts of tho world to protect, bpends only $481,470,990 on Its army and navy. Italy, under Musaollnl, a soldier himself, appropriates $331,000,000 for national defense. And Japan, ln 1931 just before embarking upon an era of conquest, spent only $234,250,000 on Its army and navy. Of course, higher prices and a higher coat of living as wall as a higher coat of war materials account for these discrepancies In our numerical weakness and our military appropriations.*! compared with other countries. No other explanation con be found for a situation which sees Russia boosting on army of over 18 millions spending less than 600 thousand on it, and the United Staten with a military strength of soma 400 thousand, ■pending over 700 thousand dollars on It. It Is Nay to eee from such figures as these how ter­ rifically* expensive unsettled world conditions really ore, and now enormously important disarmament la to American taxpayers. Mr*. JamU. P R IN T S Newest S p r i n g Pattern Guaranteed f s d Cetera. 15* Value LADIES’ FUR TRIMMED COATS 1-2 PRICE and LESS DRESSES arleC public commlxeioned By states are exempt from federal Incom* tax. Compensation re­ ceived by employee of a munici­ pally owned waterworks qr atreot railway or electrle-llght plant la subject to fnleral income tax, as ■l«h activities ar* proprietary rather than governmental in char-, acter. Fees for special services t„ a state ere taxable, as, for esample, compensation paid architect* and builders fey plsnning and erecting a slate capital or other slate or municipal building. An offlerr or an employe* of a state, for the purpose o f th* income-tax low, is on* whoa* services ar* tonlinuaus end not occasional or temporary. Certain new provisions ar* con­ tained In th* revenue set of 11)32 under th* abore-mentioned heed­ ing limiting the deduction fur losses sustained on the sal* or ex­ change-of stocks and bonds which ar* not capital ssseta— that Is, which have not been held for a period o f mor# thsn two years. In accordance with tho limitation, such loe.es may he deducted only agnlrut gains from similar trans­ actions for tho year, although the amount o f the exets* of euch'lass disstlowed se a deduction for the year 1B32 may be carried forward and taken se a deduction against SANFORD, T W E N T Y Y E A R 8 AGO gains from similar transaction! Will Messenger Is home for a abolition o f tho ratter towel .la for the succeeding year to the ex* few dags visiting hi* parents meeting th* old argument that It tent of tho taxpayer’* net income and shaking hands with hi* many would be an Inconvenience to the Sanford friends. Billy I* with tb* publle and an infringement on A discussion of many important* Jacksonville Press at Jacksonville personal liberty. The Clover Club was enter­ subjects will be heard during this and making good. Mr. and'Mr*. J. Cookaton, of tained by Miss Albina Frank Fri­ meeting.” Service* will l<- held West Liberty, Ohio, have been day afternoon at her pretty home •very night except Saturday * t 7:40 o’clock.* spending th* past week with th* on Sanford Heights. Eleven mem­ ber, of th* elub were present Th* latter’a niece. Mrs. W. 8. Thornipecial faster* o f th* afternoon entertalement wa* tho dish tews) WUIlo Btringfsllow Is In the city for a few days looking over the shower for the benefit of the West Tampa. Mission. field with a view of starting • • s . “ , ....... tee. If set asll*ri*4. For •ale ei Biblo confers net. TR Y NEWZO Hon. J. H. L**, o f Oviodo, was Revival Services To erneng tho prominent East TOUCHTON’8 SANFORD DRUG CO. Orange visitors te tho city yesBe Held For 2 Weeks * rawntww yy? ..... $100..- $1.95 - $2.45 - $2.95 - $3.95 EXEMPTION ALLOWED STATE EMPLOYES Th* compensation of officer* and employ*** of a slat* or any political subdivision thereof, if the service# of euch officers or em­ ployee* are rendered In connection with activities which constitute th* .djwharge, of an essential aovernmantel function, as dlsffngutebeff from a proprietary function, M exempt from federal incom* tax. The compensation o f . such <-f- SaleOfAboQTThregHundred' BEAUTIFUL SILK DRESSES Ladle*’ Foal Colon LADIES’ Shipment* of celery are laRev. W. F. McPherson of the arcasing and the total movement Fall Go* pal Tabernacle pa the this Week wQl be about 70 can. SxnfortOiUado n » £ today anSoma mixed con o f celery aad neonped that a two w*eka revival letVce arw moving to a fair ttemaad. Cooler weather baa greatly Opposite Post Office INCOME-TAX DONfoS g w w a S ss and te ebay-the Scout 0 fete other people at all U 'keep my*#If physically sod Martatty awake and l***at p— IMa grteea. Che e trial. mankip«llty. It therefor* fellow* Just Arrived ' practically everyone In the Jfnlted- States of any Importance at aR has visited Florida at onu time qr anothsr this season, In­ cluding Rudy Vs)so and Frank­ lin D. Reooov.lt. limitation* *nd* army of almost a score of nations, ■ lloaarv.lt decided to postpone naming hie rsbisat until, after he had been out to see, which may hi a good thing after all.' inch bomb ie Rot subject to *01 New. leaser, wider bodies. 112-loch whs*Ihas*. Bulking body Hoe* sad cslorei New skirted feeder*. i moot h-running V-type elglN ylm dee engine; TJ horsepower. All-ahaaUaua cylinder bends. feglue ruehteoud In Ure robber. Tw ralj-fte* sntl-frWllen rotter tad ball bearings. •a .^ — _ _ _ _ _*_ „a.a . „ ... _____... Attractive $1.50 Values Straps and Oxford! Children's SHOES 98/ �Y A ! BANTURD RflULD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. A n d Personal A ctivities M A B O A R g T P t y E R H , B ode ly Editor ~ = P C TS O f i a t s 'Literature Group Of ; f-'lub Holds Meeting Social Calendar Election of olflrera and talk* FRIDAY Mr*. A lla* Uloont has returned by Mr. ami Sir*. Julio* DingMlis Ann Gabriel will (U e a from Waynesboro, Ga., where .hr frktrr ware feature* of tho rtguIrctura at 7:30 o'clock at the Su n t a faw weeks with relative*. Itr meeting of the Literature DeJunior High School auditorium. pailmenl «. A Valentine bridge party, en­ cfeand Vetlwcther ,e<t yesterday tertainment and dance will hn tot Lake City to receive treatment given at 8:00 o’clock at the Klk* a l tha ‘govemmhl hospital. Hall for the benefit of the build­ ing fund of All Souls Catholic Dr. W.**T. Langley will return Church today froeh U k e City where he All ChrUtian Endeavor prrsihaa beta /pending a few day*. d<-nta and secretaries of the Or­ lando Diitrict will meet at 8:00 Miaa Evelyn Cooper will arriv* garet Greenleaf on Second Street tomorrow from Arcadia to upend o'clock at the home nf Mi-sa Mar­ tha week-ami with Mis* Katherine! in Apopka. Schlrard. We*t Tenth Street. SATURDAY The Ceclllan Music Club wil| have it* regular meeting at 3:15 oVIoek at the studio of Mr*. Fan­ n ie 8. Munson. Myrtle Avenue. ,^j.«WUW^LJJw.Caia»#«.*iusL-Um*.»...<pto.—eUt+—tVmrl-wvTrtwirarnwv u... __ _ ..# i _ _ ___ *1_____in l. i i in/vi Mr.'ahd Mr*. T. fl. Krkerton. who ha'ee been spending the past tjn» weaka hero witivthcir ton and daughter-in-law. MV. and H n . C. keraoti, San l.*nt*. are planr to return tet their home at Hackensack. N. J, on Sunday. BRYAN t h r A il k il l Service SlJUton and Ct«rnRe Geneve af>d Sanford Ave. Ppewe » I ‘T’atronaRO Appreciated'' J. W. T*rsllkllt FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 19M_______ _____ Miss Margaret W ig h l:,,Shrrlock Holmes” Honored With Tarty \ U Milnne Saturday Marvel at Penney'* Baptist < hurth will me«l *t 3:30 o'ctnrk «*■ the rhutrh. Circle Numl»r Kir* nf the Kiral B ip llil I Streh will m»»t at it:0O o'eloch at the home of Mr*. R. K. Confer, «1!) Palmetto Aitnur to [o to thr County Home. ■ rlfR IU A t. The Ararian Clan of the Klrat FLaptiwk Chuirh will meet at KiOO at the rhurrh annex with Mr*. A. J. r*ter»on, Mr*. A. I . Stacy, Mr*. Hunt, Mr*. N. J. Stenatrom. and Mrs. Victor Mclatulin a* host­ esses. Tho annual bridge luncheon nf the Woman's Cluh wi'J ho held at 1:00 o’clock at tho cluh h«u«o with Mr*. W. T. Langley anil Mr*. J. C. Rills a* hostrsars. Reservation* may ha made with Mrs. John Melseh. • >"* In h'tii'r \\Arh\ "( »f K ill Mnren Miss Dckle Presides At Meeting Of Group r.nr«, Oil.. »h<> i* *i <• Ini: ItiraU here f«r *mne tin.-. Mi I ii|i» Wight rntcrUiwith .in informal waffle *ut>t» la.t iiijhl at her home in May! > <. Rttpf<er wa* .rrvrit l»y the hosl****, usi.ti.t l>y h<r mother, Mr*. lint Ml Lucille Dckl«< • ■< I the rvgulnr meeting »•( III'1 t'luh Group <<f thr I ** ' ’ I ,,l • .let t'hur li In to <n V • I < My \\ ight, mil *Mr». A. \V. Kill'. g.-»m<-« » r r • njo>e<| hy tin' fciiC*t<. \ |tofu-inti of pink !<*-< ■ and olhor cu itm llownv.* wiro used to avnu the r<H>in» whenthe ym-.t. n r if entcitaini* Those |i*e f til w» re the Slb<*Margaret Wirht. kathefine Synir-, Frame* Morrow, I'urmita RarU r, Mat) Maxwell, ami lllllie Wight. toy o featured i n herch. Mr*. A I l « l.he” * ilb " •' r mission study Irrtalnrd with a t Africa " Tho*e present IVhmrhl, -Olter I li II « hnn, I aunt Chapman, lunillo I* 1 Itokie, Gwynn M iracle V a lu e I “ W izard” SHEETS ir| Powrll, ....... Pillow Cases Itignry. M om \\ * tu Match Itootrhan. Kat'.'i Scholt*. Joo Cn Ferguson, Fi ai< is Hay man, nn.l II I ’«»nrmtti*?* t HI I I|1\‘ N rvgrnms •" ,,<c e.l thit-'U ahS** cjk. ^ ia u u u : COATS r*tt\ inter* • <•• " V till tho fo II tin of thr history and development Methodiyl Cl of the youth movement In Ger'• ' •nany. He*staled that the idea of a A meeting youth movement began centuries Presbyterian ago hut the presect organiiation place at 1:1*0 was an outgrowth of reaction* in and will he I Germany after tha World W a r.la r l>u*ims« lie added that when'be loft Car- o'clock, nuny the object o f the organitaMonthly I tlon was |o promote tnear* of en- Ihc Womai^’* Joying life and membership was — — — open to anyone procuring a permit! G. A. Adane from the Department of Interior, hotsrr. Dr. V Al I he rrsrnt time the movement Ralph A. S is ronlrolled by political parties Muntsalvalgr, and menrbeiship is granted ac- Dr. Kllxahetl vtet "in Church. Thr Serprh'p Finest A t ltn t \tt:»ln If The World In A lircal llumnnrc Al Ike rnncluslon of the talk* an informal social periml was en­ joyed when refreshment* were 'erred ly the hoalrsse*. Among Ihnsp prreent were: Mr. ami Mr». Julius Dingfrliler. Mr. and Mr*. II M Wallhoiir, Jlrs. ||. II. Cole­ man, Mr*. Roaav Markwood, Mia. NAMES OMITTED SHEETS ■im^Mnr.-tr. P.-llagaw;-and M 1 .NF! l . : h W I r*|£t T w o inchaa bolow, bis* cults wore baking at 475°. Yet this forty-five pound ^ block of ice melted lean fljk than 4 ounces in fifteen ^ minutely With an electric ^ ovort^there'la no flemo. Tho hot air in the ovon stays hot, and the cool kitchen stays cooL I Ml N’T null tthlll >«ur mnlur *1,11. nr >niir «.tr is wrecked ihi slipi'rrv t l t rr ' :! Cumi‘ in. Intlitv . . . hatr yutir rttr nimplelrl)' MWt icttl in «tu* nlup. Vniir r:*r w*'| ha'tr n IntlKti J*fr and >Oil • tinted i'iinet:et<«:trt r x p e n . and ii" ^ And While Checking., DON’ T FORGET YOUR TIRES A n o r d in a r y fla m e -ty p o r a n g e r e ­ q u i r e s a i r in o r d e r that the f la m e s m a y b u r n . C o o l a i r m u s t g o into the o v e n a n d the steam , fu m e s a n d h ot a i r m u s t e sc a p e . T h a t is w h y the kitc h o n h e a ts u p w i t h a f l a m e - t y p o ran ge. W it h olectric c o o k e ry th e re w ill b e n o h e a t a n d b a d a i r i n y o u r k itch en to m a k e y o u tire d a n d n e r v o u s . W it h tho in su la te d e le c tric o v e n you c a n b a k e 9 ? r o a s t f o r m a n y hours w ith out r a is i n g the t e m p e ra tu r e o f y o u r kitch en 1*. A s k a n y employ so o r y o u r fa v o r it e e le c tric dealer about T h r n:tfrl> nf mil only vou n tclf hut ) " t i r fam ily, >«hii ftiin tU nr anvunr rlwp wh«i ntuv hr riding with ynn llu n 'l w ail until il 1h In i la ir . . . Ihrn yt'iiTI hr worry S cr iim Inm iirrow nhritit Ih r low m <l o f I Irelimits*. REPLACE THAT WITH SEMINOLE ftCHWKT s t i m u n j b'vFIRST and ELM ft ' k TIRE SHOP Pliastnne T lr * — |Tr»»t*l«< lU ltftl**—f l f n l * * * Drake l.ln.ir; \Vo*« p«p—1 *|rnv M'inr Lit— War.hjn'g m l pii'i-hinr 1 ru.il v lalrigrraUr*-—Crualey Radian Gtettaiog i »u o n u m �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 19, 1933 Not an article in this mammoth stock EVERYTHING IS A GIGANTIC SCOOP! A GROUP OF N * O N ALLY, FAMOUS MANUFACTURERS USE THE H ILL HARDWARECO. FOR THE lUfMEn i ATP. Iim irnATIOM OF aa.nnn.mi N fn ra iR A M .K S IllH M JlftSTflfJt&AT.SKNm jONALLY-REDUCED.PRlCES THERE IS A-LO T MORE TO A GOLF B A L L T H A N JUST A W H IT E C O V E R -A N D TH E R E IS A LOT MORE TO A R E A L SA L E T H A N A N O R D IN A R Y SE LLIN G C A M I* A I G N . IT IS IM ­ PE R A TIV E TO R EM EM BER THIS D UR ING T H E 7 D A Y B A R G A IN C A R N d V .A L A T TH IS STORE. REM EM BER GO DEEPER INTO OUR V A L U E S T H A N JUST TH E TOP.COVER A N D Y O U W IL L F IN D JUST H O W T R O F IT A B L E IT W IL L BE TO VISIT OUR SA LE S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G A N D C O N T IN U E FOR 7 TH R ILLIN G SPE C TAC U LA R DAYS. llere’n ()tiniily o f Value OFFERED AX TRUE QUALITY PRICE • GOOD PAINTER plus GOOD PAINT equals GOOD JOB PAINT W ANT TAC M .K T H A T CATTIIKH KIMIITIIAT-M AKKH-HM-HTHIHH-HAH»»—MNHH THATIIIII.H— KKKI.K •Til AT MINIS TUB HWBKTKHT MONO YOU WIIKN Rlie Most Sensational Values the 1 20th Century Has Ever Seen. if t |v^ way* 8VKM IIKARH— ANH IIOHM TH AT ANSWER T IIK WIIIMT I.IK K I'ART OK V O I'll IIANH —COMB TO IIII.I.’H MI’OHTING UOOOM O K PAIlfM K N T. • A Complete Assortment at Sale Prices. 11 B A S E B A L L T IM E $ 2 .2 5 PAINT i< $£00 Values 6 5 ‘ .’N O W Is the Greatest Economy o f all. Including C O N T IN U IN G 7 D A Y S O N LY Nothing Reserved r. linen Including Rawlinga IASEUALL GOODS in name proportion. Turpentine and Oils, Varnishes and etc. THE SALE (PF THE CENTURY Special Entire Stock ON SALE A FIRM CANNOT STAND STILL- BEAT Y E ST E R D A Y The Sale of the Century Tha Famous Squeez-Ezy . ^ , RIFLE O’CEDAR MOPS $1.50 Values $1.00 $1.00 Values 75c The Sale of the Century. TH E SALE OF THE CEN TU R Y 910.75 Value NOW $7.75 j EXTRA SPECIAL $7.75 SINGLE BARREL 22 GA. SUPER X SHORT 20c Value NOW 15c a B ox* POLISH, 60c Value 40t 30c Value 2tic N O TH IN G RESERVED SEARS CRATE STEVENS FAVORITE ” it GAUGE' No Bargain Seeker Can Resist IT MUST TRAVEL EITHER FORWARD OR BACKWARDS AT HILLS WE KNOW ONLY ONE WORD— $3.50 Split Bamboo For Example— $5.00 Pfluger Akron REELS Very Special TW| ■ LET’S GO! v, Goldsmith’s $3.00 gFIELDER’S GLOVES SHERWIK— WILLI/ YOU HOT GUNS $1.00 Heddon 1 0 % Discount JUMBO OIL HEATERS THE SALE OF THE C EN TU R Y Regular 129.25 Valum Metal Clothes ON A L L AM M UNITIO N HAMPERS The Sale of the Century Beautiful I’nnlel Shade* NOW $6.25 The Sale of the Century •. Sole of the Century Cold weather la headed this way 5! i f ' l -During The BE PREPARED Large Jumbo We Are Going To Quote SMfiLY LOW PRICES ' 1 BURNER OIL HEATERS $19.85 Values— N O W It's Impoealbie to Hat I . f? of artIdea tn a FOR INSTANCE Ranging From $50.00 up I; CARRIES. Ihouaanda Store. \ SHELF.* .H A R D W A R E * ELVINAT0RS IENTURY SALE OF ' THE SALE OF THE CENTURY D ISCO UNT ' . FLORENCE 5 BURNER OIL STOVES MSCOUNT1 RING THIS j , | P J l 1 With Oven Atlaohed Regular 2!»c Heavy Galvanized PAILS 1 5 * �THE aAFFORD HBULD, MlfrOSPl FLOMDi^ I ail Units Putting hi 1 Of Their Most m p o r t ant Sales , doqhte eelehration, celehratthe seventeenth anrlversaey of Mrlh o f the Tigely Wiggly i and the third anniversary of Lovett's Crocertrrla system ol lent food stoles will be obred by the local units o f the Unusual Bargain In Antiseptics A t 1.. . .Local Druggists uivUlom with one of the most Im­ portant u t n of quality font* In modern time*, It waa announced Thursday. The anniversary o f the ay*, tenia >111 hr celebrated here with a week-long sale, bgtnning Crhlay, Cel,. 10 and closing Thursday, Ceb. ifl„ A boat o f nationally ad­ vertised famnu.t foods, choicest meats and fresh fruits and vegelable* will ho featured In the event an I managera o f the Ihn ^ stores ilerlare prices have Ison more sharply cut than at any time wllhln the memory o f their lung connection with the system*. Th- story of the rise o f 1’ifgly Wiggly from a single unit lit Tennessee 17 years kgo to a food system vsnitli is now In thu front rank of word leaders, reads like fiction. The rapid rise nf the l.ovrtt f> Local druggists are Introducing ■ new oral antiseptic made by the makers of Vicks Vapoltub. It is r . O I coarse, the only res) proof of Ejls quality iiml economy Is actual jMa. To Blake this pr,Hif possible, a special trial sire ha« tieen pre|pared. It contains 2 I 2 ounces— : » Me value. Its price, while the Ilimited gupply lasts, is only 1ft*. i You din use Vicks Anliscpti', 'In yoar.custonmry way, for bn i breath; as a gargle, mouth-wash, or antiseptic lotion; at',I fur a*! the other customary antiseptic oaea. Bora In a depression year, Vicks Antiseptic Is priced accordingly. The regular slir. large 10-mm-e bottle—a usual 7*c value -Is only Ihc ijnlcm: ordvrlinv.r*. clrsnllM il, attraetlveiws., cim iitk M * i mj advanta,;., loo nuniarmi*ato tint. But that inn’l all. Winn A I ovelt Inlands In e<> mi Improving, to bo » « modern n. rtrry minute of lbo day, alFUiili uf llic mfilponjr Mid today. Although national in .sup. the l/nrett ami I'iggly Wiggly (to rn in this division aio Honda owned and buy vast quant lllr. nf Klor(/ta ant Georgia prndutt*. The Wlan t I-matt Crocely Co., which operate* Ihrit iln m , hat ilt own ettimery at.Ashhurn, Ge. Attention la djrrtrad to the •lore’* advertisement elsewhere In tills paper which lint.* a few or the many *prc*<al pricea cirertive during the anniversary sale. 80 Lives Reported Lost In Cold Wave; Florida Is Spared (Continued from yourself dr have a courteous clerk wait upon you." The Winn A Lovett firocery Co. which operates these systems of popular foot! storm constantly wsr'rs to imp rove the service of (Iciali4 cf the company insist. Fruit tn.l vegetable sections were r Mr I and then Improved until now they occupy n large ond impotlnnt sm-(Ion nf every store. Meat markets were adjoined, be­ cause meat,’ after all, Is one of the most important of fund". Every suggestion nr.d neeil of the shopper was consl’lerrd ami adopted If po-slble. And Ihr re. suit? Just slrp into nny strife In was 7, Atlanta hail a fiv, year record* low of slg above hut at ? It hail gone up to 30 with a drop eg. pecle,| as the sun went down. Il was around 2d at the lowest at Jacksonville but during the day rose in (f). Temperatures in lhnorthern part of the stale were forecasted about the same as I ho re nf last night. Preening tcrmienilores invaded Cnjifnrnla an,| Florida but In the [slier state did not eslrml further south than fialnrsville, Ear’-y ffult and vegetables In the Imoerlsl Valley o f California suffered greatly from the I,(Merest cold In' GOOD FOODS A N D INEXPENSIVE! '*' ' _ H O O V E R SEEN A S OPPOSED TO BROAD POWERS (Continued from Page One) hope that Rrprrsrntativr Byrna, o f Tennessee, chsirmsn of the aopropristlons committee, would re­ turn. By ms has been ill for sever­ al days, Tespile Snell’s avowed npposilion to the proposal, the Demo­ cratic leadership predicted Presi­ dent Hoevrr would sign the treas­ ury post office hill if it reaches him at this session. The New * Yorker blocked the Democrats’ effort in the House to .send the measure to conference early,in the day, in the ground that "this hill rontaina tome of the most far-reaching legislation ever to reach this Itoose" an,| add­ ed he Hid not want “ to abrogate all Ike rights of Congress.’* Undeterred, the llemoerats ob­ tained a rule from the House rales committee and plan today to dis­ agree to the Senate amendments I,. ' !. * * 1 »• STRANGE RITES lag t* previat the Mcrifire ket RMe, that rahoiaated fa the al­ M h g imped'd Mm la stand leged saeriflce mated for maay back. ktmrs, officers said, aad were pre­ • Thew. the rarrifke n a rk le d L ceded by • period of fast lag that ha aaid, chaiaa were tsed aksel t» can (a tag MltU Ivome aa f ri- h r Ikmwt a u »I m i were e s h dajSlasilar rites ka,| been held frt7 Members O f Family qvrally la the little mountain SetHeld In Jail In Con­ IlcmeOt, Ihe officers assertnL sine* a revival meeting last year nection With Death when ike village was aroused la fanatic frtniy. IN KZ, Ky., Prh. 10.— 0T*V— From ■Officers charged t h a t t w a the hills o f Kentrrky yesterday daughters, a daagkter-ln-’aw, two fame the vrelrd story o f an all:g"d ! "mw. a rrmadson, and two s»na. in­ human Merifiee, offered up in the law r f the aged woman took last In lh.» weird ritea p'rforrae-i binrre rites o f a mountain cult. behind locked doors aad shaded Praying and shouting in the windows. All were arrested, six af "unknown tongue," a mountain them charged with the slaying folk, seven members o f n family and one as a matrria| witness. Hours of praying, shouting, are In the Martin county jaii here •Inginr aad dancing, rutt mem­ in roanrctlon with the death of ber, to!,! officers, brought Mlvino Mrs. Lucinda Mills, 73-year-old rnmmoods" to effer the life of a human as a mountaineer mother. Offletr* who arrested them Mrs. Mills was chosen, they near Tomahawk, west of Ine*. sold, end her son. John. M, charged the aged woman had been clutched her by Ih* throot as nth- into the barred him? of-the tween, members » f the appropriatbma rnmmlttees nf t h e ton ftmlty. far in the mountain blanches. Buchanan said that H nesses, as plans were being p m N b 'y would he next week be­ fore the House would be called up­ on In vote on the new pnrposal. Seeking further e-onomy, the llou-e Peniorrals plan to retain the Rrsttnn amendment rsllln* fur a five percent redccjlon in all anpronriatinn hills and to ♦liminate the Tnatlgan amenilment, op. prove,I bv the Senate, exempting federal salaries from (his cut. **l >hall oppose giving nny executive carte hlanche arthnrllv to reorr*'iixp nn,| nhnlish tho entire exertlMv* department of gnvernmenl,** Snell said "Those prnvlsion* would make an nlwnlel* die. inlnr of Mr. Rnnsevelt. It would g lfe Mm more nower than any n eca tire In the wo.n Mussolini. We are not ready Tor a FVcsh G IU T S anti Mussolini In America I f wo aro we -bad tetter abolish Congress and go home.” Reu* btiean leaders In the Sennln Indlrate they would oppose (Isrner’s proposals. 8 OX’ IXJCK mi » L i l t Flin BtxH(fil,’-i ■ a ie ia a e H R Encore Bran,I MACARONI or Quaker Maid . PORK and SPAGHETTI, NOx. I’kg. Iona’ I?rumI TOMATOES, I No. 2 Cans BEANS IT ' 4c Gft|nVmoth r’s Fie»h B H E A 1). Idtaf OOp P *n Blend INP1A CEYLON TEA, «/, BUTTER n.w.nb.11*. Puro Creamery Pound Vlrieat ShortanftiR- 2.U>. Cart mi Carton Quaker Mnlil O’ OCTAGON SOAP Wal-#jrf TOILET TISSUES 6 Holla 25c < BAKING POWDER, Vi-lb. Can......... While lluuro EVAPORATED MILK, a Tall Cnnn.... 25C above fur last night with probably morn snow tmlnv. A ft degree low mark si Memphis lasted only a short lime, the mercery hitting ?ft w t j a in the afternoon with a 1nI 'T lA p schedule durlhr tha night. Warmer fore-ast todavI.ltlle Ruck shivers,| at 7 above enrly' yesterday and the high m s i) In |He afternoon was Ift. Other cities In the sfate reported | warmth after lows of th# prveedV * night. Birmingham with a 7 above |ow .limbed up to 2(1 »t * P. M. with two more degrees higher seen be­ fore tho night’s predicted droo. OATS. 114-lb. PkR. ^ 5‘,b,,.....:....... i [BLACK P I Q T ^ C*n ........... NU C0A 0LE0, pound__ ___________I •i-U II A L L A R IKS “ OBELISK A. VAUGHAN, TAX A S S B 8 Q * root LOVVEJT PRICE PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 lbs. Lr*. Wcll-I’ackctl Cans Pink It warmed up considerably In Virgin's during |h« dev. An unof­ ficial low of 8 helvw at Norton In the Weal Virginia mountains was ran ted. The «tstf’s nMidal low! was 7 ba’ow at Wrthevllle. Rich-1 mood had an 8 above. Charlotte. K , T.. ravdstered a. lo w •/ !■ yaaterdnv and was exnertlnw I ho same during the olgM. I , Asheville had a **m mark for It* . lowest reeding and there w er«. several nthee epl I «po**. - v boreh I non* went that low. In o l W '*e- COFFEE Pound Keg., 6c Cana 11Uu <M A a 2V', Can Mnmielman a APPLE BUTTER PEPPER. 3 for— I W Q U ,]tola d R C ra DRESSING______ A R t iirint -i 7 n CATSUP 11c aad A l t OYSTERS, 2 for.. l « t imwad IA a MEAT. 3 ca*w .„ I V t Maxwell llntne Tea %-lk I#e *'H k 35c Mother’s 4 A PEARS. 2 Pi ran Quaker a 26* i 10c IJbby’n APPLE SAUCE...................... _ _ 10« GrraL Northern or Nary BEANS, 3-lk«^ , .10e Phillip's PORK |l BEANS. 3 eaa*----------13* Ritter's Canned SPAGHETTI. 2 for_ l» e Sweet Mixed PICRLES. 21— t Jsr---------- 1 »« Small Bara Octagim SOAP. 5 for------------,0c Small Pkxs. CH1PSO, 3 far---------— - — 18* CALO Doff Food, 3 cans............................*3* Plain OLIVES, *L .---- -------------------- ---Certified TOILET PAPER, 3 rota ,--------»•* “ Big Five” GELATINE, phi...— ------ * « ii- lk Can Norwttian SARDINES. 3 fnr.-lS * Apple Pie Rid**.v i n e g a r , g L — ..... lt c G R. CRIQUI Wishes To Announce the Opening of Valvo COFFEE, t a — m U ip's Vt*. aad SOUP. 3 ennm---M m OATS. 2 pkgH. .. No. 3 Cuba. Crashed Mother’s Chin* • PIN E APPLE .---- OATS, pkR. .I..... N V t Libby's Diamond CrysUI SALT. 3 etna.....' V. A N». 1 California APRICOTS....... . LETTUCE. 2 f?C.-------- FUlsbaty's h a c k s Golden Jai-y CaUforaU FLOUR. 2 phrv LEMONS,.damn--- ------ Broadcast Cocas d Boel APPLES. 4 lbs.----------I, ft Na. I G- MOTATOES, 10-lbtv------ FIGS, at.J a r ----Red Sour Pitted (ta n k s , 2 can* HASH. Ne, I can U -e t. r r m iw Flak* Crackers. 2 far.... A ll K. B. C. Va. Dare and Shiver s r w tn ,h"u BEETS. 2 for.— Now 1 Cana ilery Ave. at Market CORN, 3 cans.... Libby** Garden PEAS, Net, 2 can Feb. 11,1932 npsap APPLES ge Crisp Iceberg LETT UC [ow O N IiO K S pRibs lb. 10c ■ BKST W ESTERN BEEF— V E A L - L A M B - P O R K BETTER QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES Pound f^ -No Waata*-3l LEG-0‘Servioe wfth Stole Old i Aaatd. fb n n SOUPS, a a ----- Arkansas Black or Winesag ^ ^ O b m ta_______ Fek 21. 3:13 A. M. to ! • - '« A. ta Gewrra ________ Ftk. 21. 11:00 A. to to 12:00 M. CkatooU ........ Ftk 21. I ’M F. M. to 2:00 F. R O rM a ........... Fek.21.. 2:12 F. M. to 2:12 F. R Skiv ia _________ Fek 23. » : U A. M. to » : U A M. GakrtoOa ... ... Fek. 23. H:00 A. IA to 12:0* R FcrontCIty------Fek IX ltOO F. SA to F. Jk Altamonte S a m Ftk IX »:t t F. SA to 2:12 J. SA It— naai _____ Ftk 2A *M A . IA to U S E A. R lata Marv ... Ftk 2k 10:to A. M. to \ l £ A. BA Lake Monroe _ Ftk 2A l * * £. M. to £ Jt Maxwell House Sunny fit Id QUICK OMW TAXPAYERS i/i Cans Fkmatu Lilli)# A/CI’ S I’AMotJH T W O - D irferoiit in Taste— | It E l) C H IC L E I A a "Itit'It rtrul TO S u fw i. F M a . Fehemry lttk IS O An reunited by Sttllwi II, C lig lii U N . Lvra it F M d a. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Itak 1 « * be la Ike roUnviajt fh tw . no IM M e and k l « m Ike k i n Mt after tatk, tar I k p v g w at i m S M TAX RETURNS far tke year I MX Mills B’ vine McGinnis, m aen-ln-law, -f a t ­ t»M nfflevrm in the Jab where he ma,!e and the others are held. of want-, Extra Standanl—No, 2 Cans NEW LOW PUtCEH! NOTICE �* I*AGE SEVEN O f K M m tC S ri h a m r» afx S«\vnil j»o,i P*lmct1rt (• am mm m u %*>t M U » « l h m 4 *a*v*nt*u N»Av' Vhic«c» •♦V t|m* E v t- U fc T U n hearts 1. U K T na Ss»i;««r«l * •HHMU.VSAN>"WKi> .VXSNtJS: CWJKRV, lk.H— MUUL J m Sm S S L S S m Snirforit C > * U O LSK S n X A t U IV E h iw G. m A X T ( ^ 2-11*4. 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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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/528c80ac02ccec9c42ac5340352327f5.pdf 2ce328c42dac0f576179523a515f30ff PDF Text Text / 1 ^ • m -t $ THE WEATHER «at T O tJX N E W S P A P E R ^nJritahfd Jn Florida’* H o a r t T i e W oH do Groatoot V cgoU blc Spot aad R ichest Garden Land. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R SANFORD. FLORIDA* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1933 Member Associated Press v o u jia g m hard (n * N la Fair with > i|k t Friday partly tloedy with »lo»ly rtsiag tcwperalert*. seather yerterdey, kick II, law 40. F ir e C euta A N U M B E R 278 Campbell May Make Extensive Damage CUBA SENSES Trial Hun Saturday H O T S NAME Southern States IS HINTED FOR To Crops Reported PENDING MOVE By Low Tempe CABINET POST In California Area iATREVOLUTION Coldest Weather I n 21 Years Cascades „ Temperature Down To Freezing Points The bitterest cold weather in 21 years today killed early vegetable and fruit crops In _ Valley In the rich Imperial thousands of dollars. The uauAlIy warm town of Im­ perial, in Southern California reported a temperature of 24, while .to the northeastward, at Flagstaff, Arisons, the ther­ mometer reached the itro point during a night ef Wthrg wind. From Lck Angelas cams reporta of a 42 dtgrao tamparature, while at Ran. Francisco the thermometer reached 46 degrees just before sunrise. •• •' The temperature In Sooth Texas Tuesday night ranged from 17 de­ gree* In Winter Garden t„ 30 de­ grees ln the lowdr vaHsy. Today it was cold aad fair In that section, while toniiht It Is predicted th af It will N> from f l v *>* 10 degree! roldir then Isit night. ""■« dam­ age In truck crons and citrua I* reported aa nadnuhtodt- •••— hot reliable estimates rannnt be expeeted for- several days.Local rraction to the** weather reports lot* this afternoon draw varied comment .from official* of fading shipping organltatlona hrre. J. C. Hatchiaon, «al*x manager of the RanfonI-Oviedo Truck Growers Inc., Immedlatelv tele­ phoned Winter Haven authorities who are In touch with th» Collfor■la situation. In this way ho ir.nMil t f . i r l f W ' I W ' W W . damaging a* la reported that to­ mato growers of this state will probably btfttflt mort than any other truck «T0war»* Mr. Hutchison reported Winter Tlaven euthedtte* S< statin* that there Is a Mg rising tomato deal In California, da* to eome off ot about the same time that the P al­ metto section deal com*' off. A large peo aareaio Is r*jv»*“*«l aa having been sat month. Tha hulk Of the f* ^ n l lettuce now moving enm-« f™"' I he Imperial Vollay. > ‘ ' there l, v e ry Jiu i. lattoee In n o Ida. locally thore ean b* but i «« effect, he said. ,, Howarer, Mr. Hutchison •• ( am o-o of those ptraon* .who 'tore that • If Httuce and e ho preen product, are removed from markets through c . u .. . o f.n c h natort a . fr^*»». T ! ! "tV rv s r is r x tu p * - ­ from the W » t aro in * . to benefit, how m « h of oaroe. m m of US ta ntay a t preeen*. . . T r B S t t o l o h , sale. for th . American F fW f ! ± J ! “aro i l ^ s S H * fo*|y to allow Vnw* to ho talood X n . . . w . n « o f f . H ‘h .d .m pm)_____ mag—, nntv*hag , much aa Indlratsd lu ftr»» UUarame M g g lrffia ff ‘A Tha _ CoouulUs* of u ty Ckassber S 2 S .- S f ia H th. City iisil n*xt T u tr’- r afternoon a t ! S X ) “ 'T 'V U for tha trad* body’s tha Orlando fa ir lata. 0 * aKj dispose af cthar praaalaf matMMWf a almllar uatara. AI T.M) o’MaoF. th . b M o f .Mil w w t la Frtouary that will ba furdrlvo will Jta b. dU- Y O tm a ML'RT TAKEN R O M Brian rfuri, young son of Mf, L Hurt. Wii •Aar » U p*£a fractal* Oak Sources PROTEST IS SENT Government Admit They Believe “Something’Bigr” Is AGAINST CUT IN Brewing In Island TOMATO TARIFF DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 0, —<A*I—A sudden chans* In weather condition* with a high northerly wind bringing eroahre tea* in orer the beach sp*<dway may enable Sir Mrtcohn Campbell to make hi* first te«t In h»» record-contending car Saturday or Sunday. Campbell, who aerkt to break hit own land ipeed record of 233 mile* an hour, inspected the beach today ami found It gradually retting »mooth*r. Henry Wallace Seen Likely As Secretary Of A g r i c u l t u r e By Party leaders MIAMI, Feb. V.—(AA—National HAVANA, Feb. S.—tAA—Con­ Dermcratlo leader* are regarding fidential government .otireea • ° * '/ * 1 I f I * ■ » , n i i n / i r i T Henry Wa dace, ef lews,-a* the day admitted they had rea»on *®) test bet for secretary of agri­ believe that "something Mg" I*; culture in the lt,i«,-c\rlt cabinet. brewing among Cuban exilea In i United Statei and’ Central amfaaeerwMia ygnaig eawaainap— kAwrO merlean rafions. The “something big" these! WASIIINGTaN. Feb. 0 .-A . T. th<- nam r. eor Other promt. source* expected would take th e ! L l l U L L F D I I L f i L T l u U Pearce, president and general rent agricultural leader*'. form of en expedition from Mex­ ____ . . . . o f the Pearce Produce manager. ,\ re-or sanitation of the* farm Company. Incorporated, of Miami, ico or Honduras to tourh off the l»o;«it! is umlrr study and through long-predicted second revolution has written to Sen. Duncan IT. thi* medium iirdmiMrtlly other Fletcher as follows, protesting agairst President Machado's gov­ pcssibilitir* for the agriculture •gainst the hearing to be held ernment. ^v rrtary will t* taken can* of. An attempt to overthrow his here Feb. 13 by the Tariff Com­ It i* known that Mr. ltoo«evelt regime In August of 1031 was mission, a t tha limitation, of ORLANDO. K«b. 9.—A $300,000 ha- in m:nd in addition tn Wallure r-Vanrd up by Machado'* army President Hoover, to conridcr tile rity budget for HM.1 was asked at *ui h men a* F’rark Murphy, "of iSopoecd .50. percent reduction of ,n J rc*ult*,J ,n n i«hl ot rfor* MinncoHa; ticurga N. I'eakc, of tlw. V r e s ^ t duty on fresh torn* i m*f President Mario Mefbcal yrvterday’s meeting of the eily Illinois; William lllrth, of Mi*p now directing activities or Cubsn council by W. M. Hamer, local | of Cuban •ourl; and Fred F'irc-tonr, of New loea: . capitalist and co-owny of the An Yoik stale. “We people down here in Flori txilea in Miami.. da certainly regret that Mrslean Unconfirmed reports slated grbllt Hotel, who appeared a* One vacancy already e*l*l* on interests seem to have such | h£ »«•««•.! bands of would-be spokrsman for a group of peti­ the fun,i Inanl. Another will ocrur within u few months by the great support in Washington. It ht, v * „ uh1,n lo »*• does not seem possible that o u r. m Drienta Province, cradle of all tioner*, including W. M Davis, K. pexpiration of a term. government would farce Florida Cuban revolutions, in c itin g that L ilyer, Myrtle It. Davis. Mis. With the I’rrsiilent-eleet fishing Mary It. Ilyer, f . FL Saunders, M. ard «w miming in the water* of growers out of house and home which freed her from Spain. The government's information O. Overstreet, F. II. Tvping, T. W. tho llahama Islands everything for the benefit of lb* Southern Pacific Railroad, oiieratlog In I* that a vanguard of |BO men Williams, (’has. Mayer, FMgar R. heir i» based principally on spreuMexico and Cuba to flnarre the from Maxico or Ilondurax would Hackney. W. M. Davio, Jr.. Sam­ lati'in. lie t- publisher of a farm growing of these cropi, tsuerr the land probably In Orients Province uel Jones, C'ark F'. Ilryan, Russell paper and i« a son of the late cost of labor ond production la so and provide tha nigral f„r Bn A. Scarlxiro, Fruity Finance fo .; Henry Wallace who »•< agricul­ Robert It. T)re, O. P. Swop*. J. ture secretary in the cabinet of much cheaper than In thl* coun- uprising. 1 W. Mosteller, George F'. Frey- I’ri'-ident Harding. try. mark, lovui* J. Alsino. J. I). Ilrgg«, The prospective atival here thia “ For your Inforntat.on will say Willard Hamilton, anil f . II. w,,-k of John fu rry , New York that If Cuba and Mrsko did not Tammany lealer, at the heedCourser. . ship a crate of tomatws into the Charging that the propos-sl i|uaiter* of Jame* A. Farley, United .States this reason, w* budget for 1113.1 "is exce-sive in I lioosvvelt muiingrr, Is causing have enough Florida tomatoes to tKe extreme.” Mr. Hamer railed , some New York political disruasupply^ the entire country at a _ for a budget “not to exreed $.100,. ; slnn. very cheap price. In tact, I suld Ro far F'atley, him-elf a New a car yesterday, fancy sisra in ' Members of the Pantry Shelf 001).“ lie asserted thst m> man Yorser und member of Tammany, lugs, lo » dealer In Ran Antonio, Committee of tha Semlnolr Coun­ aprroaehed "hesltateil tn sign this •u l FMward J. Flynn, New York Texas, on a basis of about 11 AO ty Federation of Woman's Club* petition exrepl th r'e and they llronx leader, have had romplete very firmly endorrpd th is poll,Ug urnvvrvo, an« .the vooo. per lug delivered, and rbaire V® *r* »P°n*»r!»g ,h« f|r„ u s .Vaau T h rr'l | ihnrgo of the patronage situatiuli. _______________ TTnsVxYFet**! tney '-111 contlnuo to This’ la Jfat . is Igai aoour V’ * ™ day announced (hat more than • pound delivered in Ron Ar.tonln. W* also had cars to Fort Worth, 1000 ran* of Romlnole County v*g. It is understood ro formal recDallas, and a car bw.krd for rtable* will b, on display in a oiiimrndutions for men have come special exhibit known a* the “Pan­ Houston, Toxas, at around the try S h e ir exhibit. frum Tamiiiary to date. Of eourse, An appeal that all celary seme price*. Alst* had a car to some are expccte'l. grower* go to Ivakelaml tomorrow Par the past several xrerks Meanwhile several name* are Monroe, La., at $1.40 .lelivertd. members of the committee have night to attend a nvetlng r f being mentioned for the important Ro you ran see from their prices that tomatoes ora costing the con­ engage,) .laity In the ranning of Florida Celery .Shipper* Inc., at bfflres of collector of the port of suming public less, especially In this produce, moat oy It donated Hotel Thelma, was voiced thl* New York snd for district a t­ the beginning of tno sv» on. than by Chase and Co.. G.i* Schmah, of morning by S. R. Dighlnn, »ce- torney for th* Routhern district. lake Monroe, and J. J. Catex. of retiry of th j organliation. The For cullecnr -uch mm are men­ they have in a lorg lime, and, as tioned n- Harry T. F'oley, of mentioned, we have only begun the W»«t Rida. They use.I raimlnr meeting starts at 7:30 o’clock. “Kerry grower shout I m'k* It Westehe -ter; flifford Miller, of lo get frrlth l i.ml _ . lnif •^olpmwtxt donated them b« W. N. ! \ ki.. , Rfyrmld*. tobarrn millionaire, who a point to attend thl* meeting", foltimbiu rnunly; Datid F'- lore, charge* out of anylb-tg but | lx spending a portion "f the win­ lv» said, “an that he ran sec at of llinjiliaiopton; Winfield Hup* strictly first class fl«matoe3 by ter at Semlnnla Drfvlnr Park first-hand th* honeat fathlon and puch.'af tiler.n Falls and Raymond the Gist ef March. near lAiorwood. slnrrre thought Iwlnc give- to Fisher. «f Rockland rounty -all ' If this tariff it lowtrtd and Thl* "Paatrv RhelC di*nlav I* the prcblem which 1* being up-state men. M, -.ico and Cuba ship b*:h their schoditle.l ta bo one of tha fea­ • arkl-d by the growers or celery, It is believed certain that Flynn first and second grade tannines, ture* of the Fair which open* leading mm In tha relery deal end we also ship, there will be u next Thnrsdar aflernoon at 2:00 will be present a* they have been will han' tlis- final say on district less suffered by evrrykod). While o'clock, and close* at midnight on ever since negotiation* were flrat attorney L r New York 0‘ltjr. Tbo w, would not make expense-, at Ratorday, Fah. t8. Th* committee h-gun, and their opinion* nnd name of Charles Mcluughlm haa tha syne lima th a ‘people <h» arr in charge of the canning of the •dvira are being given incroasing been mentioned In this re-peel. The determination of Farley flfhtlrg for a reduction In this produce incit'd*,! Mi*a Mabrl Wil­ weight at each meeting". to continue not only a« national tariff would cartainly tak t’V li.i* son. Mrs. J. G. I^onardy, Mr*. W. He added that the present cold but »« state also, unless we throw *)■ our O. 11st hock, Dr. Fllxabeth Tracy, wave and It* probable effrrt on party ih*irm tn hands, quit the deal and torn it Mr*. It. T. Maxwell, and Mrs. W. Ihs celery market srill be among chairman as well n< lemming postmaster general leave* no over to them. B. Ballard, of Altamonte, presi­ thv matters considered. Whether dojhl tiiat tho Roosevelt forces “Wo feel that you wlO exert dent of tha Federation. not the plowing up period are going |n keep firm command •very possible effort to help and Announcement was also made shonld he extended for another of the New York situation. ae that the present tariff lis main­ that priies for home-made quilts week, or through th* wrek be­ Mr. fu rry has been in Cuba. tained, if not Increased, aid wc and ruga displaced during lha ginning Feb. 20, will, also be a thank you in advance fot your Fair wi)| bo awardrd on the bo*ls tcpic lo be discussed, ho said. Ills southern visit ro irridrs very wril with Ih* establishment of na­ hearty support.'* of popular goto Inalead of by the Growers last Friday night met tional heud<|Uflrtcrs here during choice or aovrral Judge* aa an­ and decid'd to extend the period the Riio-evvlt yachting cruise. nounced earlier. Mr*. It. C. Sheaf- through tha week beginning F>h. •r will handli the balloting. 13. CUT IN BUDGET Plea Made To Senator Fletcher To Check I RfiFD BY HAMIffl Another F e a t u r e Of Demonstration Fair Is Announced Growers Are Urged To Attend Meeting 2 Men Are Arrested In Lindy Extonion ROANOKE, Va. Feb. 9_<JP)_ Pol ico today hold Jo* Bryait, 19, aad Norman Harvey, 2g, bith of Roanoke for Vaitod State* aithorItleo la connection with alleg'd at­ tempts to axiort $17,000 from Colonel Charles lJndbrrgh by means Of kidnaping throats. Plain clothaJmen alnco Dec. 1 have been pUylag chackers with thy a wgtd conspirators. Today on* , man walked into a bank following re­ ceipt af a note, accepted a ddrany package, snd jahiad hla eogpa'ntaa outside. Their arrfat folMwtd. Quartette Of Kiwanis Restaurant Owners Club Wfll Broadcast Are Offering Celery Four muaical oalactlons, chos«n aa repraaoutlng the, most Intrr•sting of m o ra l In thair rrprrtolro, )tonight will be sung by tha quartet, composed of F. HStation WDBO, at OrUndo. dur i„g a . halLhaur broadcast tb<<t begin* a t 7t$0 o'clock. Th. pro­ gram has been arranged through the cturteay of Central Florida ilxpoeitfcUl officials, and Karl Lehmann, secretary of the local trad* body will act as master of . i ■ ceromonlia, During .tha half hour period, tho quatat, composed of F. & lamaoa, - J, M. 8tlMfipher. Dr. II. V . Raahfr.' and B. C. Moore, OMAHA, Fob- # c r -C D -{ lx sceompaatad by Mrw. • Moor* at Ik* pMaa, M l stag tho following ' n o ta were ki lad. one la Mlactiaaai - "•w ise Along", "A lag, and J7 othira ware InJu LItU* Claea Barmany". T h e Mu­ a ir*cueular Ore th a t deal sical T n ti& M * “ Until TM tha faur-otery MIQapd Hotel. daria Pm * tarts The T V .. iltlon ta Ho* cerapletion. tel the 6 Firemen Die* And 17 Others Hurt In Blase the drtnV. ountl Fallowing up their recvnl let­ ters to Sanford and Itrlando restaurant owners In whh h they asked what policy will ho in ef­ fect during the remalndrr of lha celery arason rotating to the use of cvlery «n menu*, trade body officials today reported that Rharkey'a Restaurant in Orlando haa for tha past several weeks uvd celery with every meal, and thst it will continue to do •«., Capias of several mrnui Indlrate that celery is always'sdvertiwd or men biased aa "RenfnrJ" celery, whlla Mr. Sharkey wrlUe that “Tha Indiana wonitn visiter who said that ah* couldn't gel celrry In Orlando rretauronta, didn't tra d , with ua”. IS VISITOIt Kenneth M. Keefr, of New York City, chairman of the Bond­ holders' F*rotectire Committee, and J. W. 8 hands, Jacksonrflta attorney, who Is tho Florida counsel fag tb« Cotamfit**. wora fvgrg'ades Inn In Sanfani yaalerday f i r a short , opened for time. They war* aa route north after a tour dawn state. PALM on F. Pensacola Records l Annual Trade Body Drive For Memberships Comes To Close With Goal Near N'* r” ‘ Dorncr Is Suffering From Attack Of Flu F. F\ Ihirncr, prominent celery grower and lieadyof the Reminola Agricultural Cluo^la confined to hi* h me on Celery Avenue suf­ fering front intestinal InGuenta. lie was stricken late Monday ight, although he appeared down­ town for a short while Tuesday night, he haa been a t his home since. HU physician report* his conJitim as favorable. Mr. Durner ie the leader of the local movement to plow under one-third of the maturing relcry crop hert aa a means cf bol­ stering market conditions. Ha has takin an active Interest in this connection during th* negotia­ tions with celery grower* of lha lower p art cf tha state. Probe Of Banking Committee Urged WARIIINOTON, Feh. 9 .-0 P )— Demand for senatorial invaatiguUm . af He hanking rommltta* 1»Web l« lirvaatlgatlng Stock Mar­ ket practice*' was made today by tha Now Took Stock Fxchanga re­ form eommltlc# and the Manhat­ ta n Board af Commerce In Irttora •ant to each senator. Atlanta Has 6 Above, Asheville Zero, And Chicago 19 Below; _ California Crop Hit in r Tfee As**ela Winter’s big push lha , naJJnft.totUx.JCfltJi x j ;: n™*? dfur *htP Citizen Charges That Figures F o r 1933 Are Too Excessive Hix tOOO n.c.nbc ah p. came M *n enthualwdic conclusion Uw-Vsldas Hotel last night *hrn morr than ftO mrn snd wumrn nirmb#r« of the army which hod set out on Tuesday morning reported a total of 717 member­ ships obtained, and pledged them­ selves tn secure the remaining 2R3 during the next three months. * This report, termed "most eatisfactory and highly encouraging" by trad* body officials today, waa accompanied by scenes of enthu­ siasm typical of those which attrmled last year’s drive when the quota war exceeded. Men and women both cheered end ap­ plauded when, as th* results were team, memberships of other Florida trade-bodies war* success­ ively paused ami tha final total indicated that the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce la •till the seond largest In Florida. It I* the second lakgest by a mar­ gin of over tOO, for Ht. Peters­ burg Is the nearest competitor with 515 memberships. In a short address of congratu­ lation tu the workers, heads of army, and clliaana of tha com­ munity, II. M. Fapworth, presi­ dent of the trade body, took occa­ sion to laud Karl Lehmann, sec­ retary, for hi* “Inspiring" direc­ tion of aetivitiee during the past year. He also predicted another (Continued On I*agt Fous), eoaeoeaiw o i e ase ioo Mieeeewawa perature In Northern Florid* tumbling to the lowest level ‘T*7 of the Mvaaon. Hard freexes with result­ ant damage to vrgotatlon w e r e reported along th« northern bonier with n mini­ mum of 16 degires at Pen­ sacola. Rub-frerxing wrather extended toward Central Florida with ‘ minimum 0t 29 a t (ialnawvGM ** and SO at Ocala and Hastings. High cold winds prevented ftaap- , Tha roldeai wealher In 34 y**» .* visited Chicago whero tha mor^ cury dropped to 19 b«low MTU. The mouth of tha Chicago Rlyur waa froitn for tha first time ta year*. Al Naw Orleans, atresia w«£j_ crusted with Ice • • the merctiry**-. touched 20. Atlanta had six above . aero, th- coldest alnca 1928. ____i! Wylhavlllc, Virginia had twn J] below while Roanoke had eight TAMPA, Fab. 0.—Florida'* di­ above and Richmond 1$. versified Industries, Interata and It waa taro a t Asheville whtr«‘ products, and tha atato'a unex­ •now falL Birmingham had seven, Ulrmmgham sevyn, Nash- . celled year 'round climate, togeth­ er with It* latent opportunities villa two below, ami 'T s x a r W f t for rommerrlal, agricultural and five above. The bllsxard raged In the Whlta Industrial development, were tha •ubjact of remarks re-orvtly by Mountains of New Ramp Henry L Doherty, oil m agnate' where sub-aero wrather prev The cold extended across and Florida booatar. a*,* f«i , „ antlra nation to California w '„ J t r . Uohwty. visiting her* ■ w atb' Asa tha GaaparlUa festivities ami tta Houlh Florida fair, declared that Bllssanla a rs also ragtag. Florida should at tael: Its problems a* b unit and nut ar separate sec­ Idaho and Nevada Arith to turaa far below taro.. In the tions. “FTorida possess** such a wide terlor of Alaska, however, a diversity of Interests, Industries minimum of only 28 waa recorded. Arkansas first 'fe lt tho dis­ and product* that-each section of th* state ha* Jn Individuality of turbance and mercuries (Continued On Page Three) it* own," he said. “For thl* ree*. on, and berauae the state I* so vast and it* eilremlties so far apart, th* business, industrial and rivle leader* of Florida should Warn of the activities ami Interest for al| sections. F'lorldan* could spend nu better vacation than In their own state." NEW YORK. F*b. 9 .-U IV Mr. Ihiherty declared t h a t Florida should and In time will be Two day* aft*r Franklin D. I th* gateway to tha Central and Roosevelt la inaugurattil ho will confer at the White House with South American countriea. Mr. and Mr*. Doherty drove governor* Invited from all 4S her* from Miami In their own epe- states oxer such pressing federal rlally built touring equipage, con­ •ml state problems aa mortgage sisting of a car and trailer con­ foreclosures, taxation, unemploy­ taining -berths for four persons, ment relief, U tter sii* of lend, refrigeration unit ami other fea­ and reorganisation m local gov­ ernment!. ‘ tures. Call for tho ronferenca, bj which tha incumtng president wlU set •> prtrtdenl In dealing wdth governmental problems on taking office, was sent out aero** tha no­ The lost of hi* automobile, suit tion last night from Damoerstta case containing all hi* clothing, headquarters. A Utter to governors of tha 48 money, and even personal effects •uch as letters, was reported her* stile* lists these problem* as one* ycstsrday by Harvey -osier which the conferee* “should dis­ F'raner, young Engl!a|man, who cus* for our mutual benefit: “Conflicting taxation by fadefu! was anrout* form Euatia to Day­ tona Beach, when, after picking anil atata governments. "Frdiral eld for unamploymasl up two young white “hitchrelief. hikrrs”, they forced him from the “Mortgage foreclosures, espe­ car after robbing him. cially on form land*. . II* reported hla loss to police “liettsr land uaa by afforesteat Kustis, soma two miles away, lion, allmlnation of marginal ag­ and came to thia city with friend­ ricultural land, flood provaattuii ly persurs who htard bis story. • u . t While htre he talked with m v “Reorganisation and consolid*eral persons, and*w ia advised to tlon of local government to d*» get In touch with tha British con­ ertaae tax costa." .'-a sul at Jacksonville. When ha left Koosevalt laavaa tha way opeA here lata yesterday, he said that for thraahiog out other probUme thia will b* hla neat step. by stating that the eonfaroee-aaar think ef aubjccta not luted wh&h they may consider “eJaenttal (ft disc union." The PrasIdant-elMt, now ft* » vacation cruise in WASHINGTON, Feb. (>.—<*•)— waters, dactaraa In the latter Kid Chocolate, Cuban prlxo fight­ the purpope of the gm ' * er, and hla manager, Ln*« be to discuss matter* t a .._ _ res, today war* granted permis­ th* -federal govertuneat and t sion by Secretary Desk to apply state gtrvarnmanta ere mutaaUy. for admission to the United State* intarMted." at any time within th« next year. The year after Beoeavett xra The, were turned back under a •laded goyemor of New York, contract ot the labor law a t Key began to play a Uadlaff Waal Jan. 19 because the fighter these ineeuaga 'and efthn did not hav, a permit to enter the pressed • belief that much Country to xrork. Under the, taw • tr u e tlx* prograas waa made 1 Chocolate could not enter the the p w n o i eagagtag lA ^ cokntry within e year withaht tensive dlKuaeioa af •portal permission of the L eher mvntats of goT.mmental Deportment. - _ 2 Poisoned B o y s Co-Operation Of May Succumb To All S e c t i o n s In Lingering Death State Is U r g e d ROME. Ga.. Feb. 9.—</P>-Th* spectre of death, threatening to approach by slow degree*, hovtred around two laughing little boye last night, but baby eye* don't sea such ill omens. Their pilrents and the doctor triad for their sake to laugh and frolic, too, hut the task was dlffl > ( r llivta n l « ■Weis anon boys r a n t understand—that, bi­ chloride Sf mercury tablets sal dom spare those who swallow them unless medical aid is forth Cuming Immrdistrly. Death In that fashion come* •lowly and the parent* must ba subjected to the agony of waiting —perhaps days, even weeks—but thoro rsmalns one lay of hope, that tha doctor reached the babies In lima. Tuesday, Jimmy lh>*a, 3, and hla brother, Clayton, 2, war* playing about the house and found the box of poison tablets. Thay thought It was candy* Somatime later their mother, Mrs. James Doss, discovered nine labials were missing Punic selted har. Jimmy narchuluntly con firmed her worst fears. "Sure.. I rat three", and Clay ton, ho eats lot more than that." Thay were hurried tn a hospital and Dr. II. C. Maddox washed out thair stomachs. Thrn he fed them white* of eggs III hope ikst would counteract the poison. No on* know* Just how long the poison had been In the stomachs before medical aid wa* given, an<| that lack of knowledge affords the one ray of hope. Another Move Made To Stamp Out Bolita BARTOW. Feb. U.-The city fathers Monday night took anoth­ er stop toward stamping out the Follta racket in Bartow when they adopted an ordinance against th* operation of any scheme for lot­ tery. Th* ordinance, as dfawn by City Attorney Fred Karri* at the insistence of the new municipal judge, Solon G. Wilson, makes It unlawful lo u t up. promote or conduct any lottery and also un­ lawful to havu In possession a ticket or token relating to a lot­ tery. Tha maximum fine Is $200 and tha atiffest sentence that can he metod out la 00 days. Both tha fine aad aentaera can be given by lha eourt. ANQIKNT IIAKN BURNS OLYMPIA. Wash.—An la barn, built of hrwn cedar U yaara ago, 30 head of dairy sto«](.6B4 a team of horser, war* destroyed by Dr*. HARD ON BTL'DENTS NNE, Wyo— Many w its In Wyoming may ba for an ontlro ytaf to tndlitrlcts ta recoup their nca funds. Hold Roosevelt To Conference W ith State G o v e r n o r s Englishman Robbed By 2 Hitch-Hikers Kid Chocolate Given Permission To Apply t-tu % ) t �■ I—.» *Jt Definition D a n n [Continues S c o r i n g Streak 'a A c tio n In O rtan d o Play it frieade, Maalm Utrlnoff, delegate to the world dieMat aoafareaeo, Monday r strict waa the definition that Meador or attacker under any oat whatever would be «ubld to International penal tie*. I* soviet repre*entatlv* of(. a* kb contrlbutton toward rtty a definition of aggrasslen |fc would place bbma upon a a which would um armed Co against another country analmost any conceivable clr- ORLANDO, Feb. g^dA-y-Carl Morela Daan, Orlando »Ur who wan the Walter J. Tr»rU*TVophy at ( t , Augustin* 1**1 week, Moo. da* reatlaood oa a brilliant atreak of ocoriag to aaptare medal boaore here to the flirt gold potter too ran moat at the Orlando Coun­ try Club wbda ha carded a 73, one atrobo orer par. In a day af eyueU that *aw many fdfl to *u*Uj)f la the chainpIonahip fttgbt of Id, Ike Merrill. theory af debt repudiate*. meat, tho goearaer advocated frank die*unions between debtor conation and muokipnlltina and tho bondholder* and tho eetahHehmoat of a atoto board of bead ad■laUtration, compoood of hiaualf, tho itato complrellor and thn •tato treaotwer. “If tho debtor cannot pap 100 caata oa tho dollar”, bo Mid. "He ahoald get together with tho bondholder and work oat » commoo m iih Mtllement fair to both Taxpayers B od y C o u n ty ’s Board Has I ts Regular M on th ly M eet ackwardnoas, maladmlnlstra, daagtr to lift or property of Ign residents, Internal dlaer- (Contlnuvd from Pago One> county propartbo, aad dlacuaabna relating to w.lfaro W°rh. wart neonce of different political ■la er eocbl order*-none of coadltbnc would Juitlfy a n attack according to the o i n t t ' r o e t t f uK i w i n r rlaofr* dcclaratloaa for *n at dUrtlcd tho conference drlVM hla definition of an mor In many respects par­ I Urn policy of Japan In Man•4aip*V hla doflaltba, the ao­ ' member Mid any nation lb doebres war against an­ * cUU. Invade* another stato mat declaring scar, bombards territory of oqother stale, or Mbhta a naval blockade of Iher state should b* termed an Shottz A g a i n s t Tax Bills A f t e r New R e v e n u e s (Continued Trom Pag* 0 * * ). tusly th* Rucsbn delegate governor ihlhl state ha* over had aaipg th* French plan de­ lb coaatry would accept It ba condition th* signatories Kellogg pact reneuac* the Joiu they laid down In big to the pact lie de­ al th* reservation* *■ having gat force, “for th* ethrr elgIlia i» that pact have M l «l»♦IV aa*ent. But, for ull thot, hava been known In which Mojon waa justlDed by referto th* algnatortea." . •aid further that tha french M for sanction* against a ar of th* Kellogg poet In any would roqulr# th* superr a f a body which bould not propertln wtth greetitor; lor month of Febeaary: • • Ofinad# automobile Inowmnto $ im wao (Iron the iMarane* cootrttt »» Urn county'* eariou* unu|U.V<4 aovcraJ Imprevcmeai* at the C m l j Form, notably the point, lag V the convict camp nod cogsftrnctloo of a new pig ran/ wer# a loo appeased. Noting that there la no memtlon of the aarfaelag of the Inke•hore boulevard daring 19*1 la a teatatlre State Road Depatfhaaat bodget read at the meeting, Camralaetenere Steele, Melach, and Long wera In*trueted to look lata and t want to *ay thb with th* keenest apprecbtlon of what our fellow townsman—D<yb Carlton —has don* during the Im I four years. Carlton deserve* gra« credit for (tha progress Florid* h».» mad# tfndvr hU ■dmlnUUt- business at Tallahessee and wanted to speak Informally Inas­ much as many member* of th* legislator* wer# present. After Introducing the tour members of his cabinet—Secre­ tory of Stole R. A. drop. Stole Treasurer W. V. Knoll, Nathan The Ceasmbabqee# aoUotlaed Mayo, commlaaloner of tor*, aod W. K. Cawthon. staU Ctcrt DougiaaC to notify Governor superintendent of public Instrue- Dave Hholta that th* group bn* llon—the governor notified the for the pMt Mveral year* prac­ legislator* thqt he will have Ut# ticed strbt eceaomy in th* opera■tat* budget and tV* appropria- tlon of tho affair* of th# county. tlon bill ready for consideration -A^copy of noveral recent budgets In. W. B. Ballartl, of AU«* on the day the Msslon convenes. and a atatament o f reduction* "I have been working steadily effected In gewsrnmental opera­ it* Springs, prealdent of th# tion during the past year will be dhole County Federation of enclosed In th* lettor, which la an HhH’c Clubs, today gnnounctj answer to on* wrljton by Gover­ nor 8)mUi urging economy' In 1 through the courtesy and co•very respect. AUou of Mlu Mary I«own. of C. W. Earing and Co. waa jUbl, district agent ot the Agiture and Heme Bcoaomice DeUsent of th* cUU o t Flurlda. S ap of youag women conncctth that Departmeat wfll lend . . . i M M tfuateu aluabW hand a t tha first an­ without “doalng'r Y: Homo Demonstration Fair t'wtU be staged a t tM Mayfair Ul on Thursday. Friday, and Utday of nest week. Um Keown «UUd yesterday t MIm Vlrfiata Moore, speelnltat‘ln home Improvement, Will glT. • demonatratoa Mkl Ulk on “Prae ttc«l Home Improve meat" [or Thursday afternoon i that Mlea Iiabell* S. Thurehy, rcoaomlat In fhqd ceoHrvatlon, will glee a demonstration and rilecusclon of MA Mm I frem th* Pantry Shelf," Including th* canning of ficmliwil# CMnty grown product* ua Friday afternoon, nnd that th* 4-H flub •h la of Oraag* County wt1| pre­ tent a aeries of damonctrntlens on. , they hse# don*, with MIm a Mao Sikes, *it*|«lon nutri1st directing their drmonstrnf a»d gtrinr • ehan talk on M riac Meals" for (ho family MbImum *4*t ach loctur* or demonstration atari at l:M o’clock and con­ lopping and cutting In tho propor ic for slightly more than on* r. Each lector* will b* hnrd In goclal room at the hotel, and public I* Invited to llnton In on Athlete* Sport Limelight Marta y Reaper, Saaferd'* tw* athletic ataTa'at th* University of North Cantina. worn promlaratly meotlened la sport page atoriea takon from leading Carolina aawa. paper* this week. ‘Jackson waa oa tho too*lag cod af a paaa that aided la acoring a II to 0 efctory far kb “Orange" football team oeer tho “Rlooe" loot week, a game that waa one of ateeral to b* played during spring football training now nader way at-that school. Kaaner, who has tamed from football and basketball to baaing, aided Iha Carolina freshman hoe­ ing team to ecoro a victory over tho V. M. I, froah laet week when he outpointed hie opponent la three round*. Last Saturday night Kanner again helped hb team ■core a victory, this time over Virginia, when he won a decision in three round* oeer hb opponent Seminole Cage Team Suffers 9th Defeat „ .A ~ -n lalli dol oo*»'hs--lt"» etaeta eras suffered by Coach Leonard McLocaa* Seminole High School basketball squad b et night when the Orlando Tigers, away to a flying start,* arere never headed, to acore a 41 to 33 vktory. Tho final form. It was submitted to Orbndo second team had defeated th* membership yesterday, amend­ the Seminole seconds earlier In ments were submitted, and tho tka evening by th* acore of 30 to legislative committee will consid­ Seminob High will pby Euatl* er th*ao at a session at Lakeland High School her* on Frida* night Fob. M. Tho revised platform then will bo reported to tho oaefutlv# In a gam* that starts at 7:30 committee and to tho board of di­ rectors. which has poorer of final pesMge. Radical changos In tho program as adopted yesterday are not especled. In hla resolution, Judge MeKeen said that th* tentative road program for 1933 call* for ex­ penditure of IIOAOMM In now construction nf roads and bridges, and I3.W2JH1 for The resolution said MIJRAOOO was carrl-d over from the 1932 budret for urtflnt*h«d protects and the DAKAR. Senegal. Afrbk. Feb. department has 12.1100.000 In ua- g,_(A>)—Captain James Mollison, pal,| bl'4«. , attempting a apeed ‘ flight by “Qn the present basis of gaso­ stages from England to Brasil, line laa allocation" the resolution arrlecd today at Thb* near h»r*. read*, "the highway commission He said he would leave tomorrow for Braill. ______ under contract, auU much of a three cent aa may be necessary ties on an equltohb to direct ^a gasoline tea to th# coun­ kaab, to re- 2 * * ai todnabo i■4 41 HMM- write* Mr. R 1 Wtack-DrenghL". ITTlw p | J L im * * * * * * * * o { A frfcaJ. tara ln co*perntk» with Urt Florida Stato MarknUsr Bureau, B. E.;Winfrgjr. Sanford repmenUthf. WgjiRg I, Jdrwww W ll I. I. L o g o aaC o rl lad. I . «st*7 Man il-sal I. Mew Tork I. » eteve- h u r s I. r illa d e lp h to «. P H lak arn b a, P etom a* TardT# a, R ichm ond 1*. H nvannak « , at. L aala I. T a ta t-C fc Psaato.t* Co* a a* M ai per t ** »•*R U W l A p T ' r, Mow Tovk f ooa Pined. hllsOalskl*. Balllmer*. ear. eack to AI bake, ■fnnford, Raw Msvta. Boaton. (Tarkekurg, W. V*. aaa car k*M C1JCCI 2 Detectives “Get Their Man” Plus 5 Others Besides — JfW W -'T O W r-T e h .-r^ e n tii.M*m. A haul# In n houso of death !» ••• where only tho bloo spurt of C o t bullets lighted th* darkness won . high prabo Tuesday for terodetoc“ three who got their man and foot more. Loub Marebno ema killed mood alow; mark** Steady ea I* aad five pereone were wounded dnsene. sllffciry n*ak*r oa elker* 1*0*1000* f. • k ealpplkg point. before Detectives George Seebndt Ikon* oa dstlmtsd Ml** bee ALL aad Mbbael Petrisao, fjghtlng tr***o«rt*tloa>jckkrg*o) few **1**. rtotMa I* Iwfh oral##. ladlvMaallr through an nmbuth, drsggkd Paswa*h*fi. ant. todlvidsallr waabeg qaale Russo from a hog* ram­ and pr*rool*d. C-l do*. 1lc-l*«. shackle houa-j and charged him mo*iiy itf tt,: t* dot. very few aat»*. Tic.lSe; 4 dot. lle-tlc; crate with hem bid*.. washed a«d ira m M , I* das. ?(*> Thoy had sought him for many (.« da*. moolly »•»» quality. TO*. Hr. , PLAN T t ’ ITT. P ie r id s : l l t H l w n e r s .n i* S .tilo n ) Mild, c le a r H e a lla s * lla h ll d rm ead l l f k t ; . m a rk e l e b o a t ■ u ad y . C arlo*da f. *. s. sk ip n in e p -ln t. Ib*4M e a d eliv ered •el** I d o a A L L I rs a a p e r ta lle o Church. IS—Apart*a*iU For B—t LRFFLKR Apartmanta, oaa up­ stairs south' apartment, frigldaire. garage, attractive rate* to permanent re*IdenU. Telephone I k T H B D t m n c r T O PB T O ft n a t k l k f o fTA T JM l » AMD kois T iir ■ o t'rn c R * P is t h ic t o r rLORlUA. Ik M l ) I T T . J k * . 1411 ■ « . T . r n k a r L M t ii i o r B o b t o a o u i J w . II All W E L L a* R eM Ivar o f Ik* KifM N « itaM l R a n k ot I s n - lo rd . a*4 t f . J . I I K N L f r , O m > . p laln an l* . • AlN)IA>|l ll. VKLAaKO, n iu r r iN pAc k i n u FOR RENT) Unfurnished • room bourn and'ateaplng porch, ta. Id# redocurattdr Phan# 140 or U4-J, VADOIIN. c o m h an t. * c , r p * r a l M a . M l f l ’R L B MORm n . JA M ga W A C trrriB T L , * * j R. II m.ACK. D*f**L**lt o a u R a roR crnvicm av RATES r« n d an le, Adi Ham a*l n. Me a n ls o f or toui an d t h a t Ik* W a c k irie it aM FOR LIMITED TIME—Foon'aln Syringes or' hot water bottle*. Bpostal 4*c. Plata Milk of Magnesb, Me, I for 11 AO. Plato Rub­ bing Alcohol, at*. 8 for gl.oo. Campbell Drag Co. Phou* 19S. P A |4U , o r T H B HRNMMAJ. W TATITR* o r TMM O f ATM o r riM R IH A . Netlcw le Hereby «!*•■ th e ! T.C. rtIU .K H T O H . a u rrh e o o r of T ea C o rtllle a l* No. (* U . d a te d Ih* Tth. d o r of J u ly . A. D . I ll* , kae filed |R T H H CO. RT o r T H B COIJkTI? •a id e o r tlflr a to In m r nlfle*. nnd J l 'I l i l R . BRM1NOUC COBNTT kao m o d . a p p llm lla n lo r l*« do*.l to Ih u o to a re o rd a n c o w llk law BTSTR o r ri.o H ID A . in nK Tiir. rnTATR o » i , m il - k ak . eoM ItleaJo .m b r .r o o Ik e folI.IAM a ALMtirxrHjMOMlMi Inw lno dooorlbod R n p i r t r TO a ll I'ro d lto ra, * ltogateM . Dla- In Oomlnolo C o u aiy . V lorlda. totrlh u lo o s. and nil P e g M a h a elg g ria lm n or Demand* B galnol said W" !L ot I D ivision of P o rt of Moooo L ym an R atal* . K,T o».’ *nd o ath of yrjH a r . hereby Tho Hid lan d h o le r • • • ♦ • • • d n o tified nnd m n u lred .JT***"' 4*1* of to o l*o»*nee o f to o k PorU fla n y rlnlm o nnd dom anao w hich Van. oalo la I k e , n a m . n l I’NICROWR. n r o lih o r nf >ou m ay Save ss a ln o l L'nlooo oeld H rllfT cal# ek all He m tho re ta l* nf W lam l l A ldriea*, do.m od a r ro r d ln a to law to* doed deeoaaod. lot* nf H e m ln .l. .• o u .tr . w ill laauo Iboroon o n Ik# III* . « • ! r io rld n . to Ik* lie n . J**. O. "S am * M arrh . A. U. !•**■ , i, C ounty Judco of aom lnolo Coanfy, of W ltnooo m y o fftcU l * l(n k to r* a t hla nfflco In Ih# s a d M a t into too 1st. day o l r# k kouso to.O en lo rd . Bemlnol# C ounty, WMJ1|LA-||r iu r ld a . w ithin tw olvn m onth* from y u ary . A. D , I H L ' C le rk C tro n ll C ourt Boml , h Doted* Ja o u a rr U th . A. D . I » t l IIOURHT tl. ALDRHHIB. A dm lklotm lor; o f th o Ea tato o f W illiam a Ai L E G A L N O T IC E crr rkfw »|fie (BEAL) . ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor One Sure Way to EndCoughsand Cold* Throttfh e o t t r W o f tb « V - * TMNKTRAT V— Dtl«0«MLjfir/>MliaT» m 1.7 TH|j APYENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HABRY U ‘f mk kaa r e lu m e d (Ee subpoei reu s* endorsed M to at d tr .n d a n ia “M l fsood , I trie I/* a a d th a t M reeo a i •aid d e H n d a o t* U n e t p r Ih* ro saen . |S a | tw o of r* n d * ata s ro noa-ro**4oo a u . . Of r l . r i s * . * » i l i . of *ald dobed w lik lo Ik* u Ik elr w k o rrab te m e lk lk a k ls . L’po* faneM h e ie k r OROM - -------- (ondonlo, Adel e e l R M orrletT Jam a r • ad H. U Hla PARTY, dance. f)ka Club Feb. 10, 1:00 o'clock. Auction, Contract 50c. Benefit Catholic Church building'fount Dana* -Me coopt*. w S ehtftatl rui/tsfmL •w o r o r domai by cu m p talaai day nr Marsh, H u rt with praeood th ereo f, th a t (h* I to Ibo hoerlsi and ailaucaile* •( -aid e a lli s » th at Tklo order be p a b llih e d to •rol e lre a B tl lo-urit, T he • week foK a r t p rio r l o M id homea. Owner adl’t* ywponsiqaible torntc. P. S 1M)MK AND ria rM a . Ihl* * .rrr LOST: White gold WMtftold wrist watch at hlgri school or between school and llOd West I h S t Finder pleqM return to Florenc Lota, 1104 West tat B t aod tocelv# reward. *IUo—fur �* * "V *- HowtngUnder Celery. DKSTBOTB FEAR * csiteib oat fosr; horsuot ■th torment. He that Is sot made perfect In John 4: IS. Day geos Ion Of Lsglilatura Snfffolont—hoadllno. It’s too >t bo in Undo Asm’s throat. *’ The decision of the Florid* celery flower* to plow un­ der * portion of their crop he* reeulted in. mneideraMe comment an d eome criticism from varlou* newapepera throughout the state among which the following from the 8L Petersburg Independent is typical! "New* of such.deslruction .of foodstuffshas been a shoak to Floridians, and public opinion as ctpreessri in the pros* deplores, If it doe* not condemn, the act”. Lamenting the destruction in California during the paat two yean not only of grapes and peaches but in tom* place* of the vines and trees as well, the St. Petersburg paper commends the attitude of the North Carolina peach grower* who, whan confrohled with a similar glut in the market, sold their crop to home buyen for almost nothing and Inaugurated a live at home plan which resulted in hundyads of bushels of fine fruit being canned and preserved by frugal housewives to tide them over the uncertainties of the future. "It does seem to be wanton waste to'destroy any part of Florida’s fin* celery crop," the Independent insist*. "Is there ao w*y to avoid U? 1* theca no way to gst as much of It aa may be needed on the loeal market "an though at almost a give away price? It seems that thar# should be soma way- la local markets eaiary la not selling so «h*ap, except by comparison with other years. Destroying fruit and vegetable* to maintain a certain market prke-aft«T the tricks of the food producing racketeers In New York and other large cities—Indicate* that something is serious­ ly wrong. Tha wrong should b# righted. There should be no’'tf«>7fruVlTon" of'wK*rihe"p¥6iJI!wiilC*. Without attempting to minimise an avil system of dis­ tribution which sees hundreds of aerea of celery going to waste while millions suffer from hunger In the cities, which finds wheat and cotton plied high In warehouses while countless individuals become emaciated and go about in rags, nevertheless we must sdmlt that this condition actually eaiata and that it present* a very real problem to the farm­ er who under our cod* of "tha ai»rvlvef of the fittest" must shot* a fair ptica foe hi* produet oe withhold it from tha * tnmbl* earn* is » prediction U t i New Ted! stats « w U ■ milk strike* with la tin s w im . Karl UM lav, aprvdass* aid chairman of a evtsmlttoe ap­ pointor! to study tbs milk m k i n i In 14 Now York cewntfadT rod s Iho prediction hoforo ■ logistativv comm Itlev. Ho cited tcooomWr a » dition* u tho ronoon. mw *>• ^nttiABTAMT rxp w sss, torssl roroouo tor lho dlstrtot in whloh tha ponon liras or has hio principal place of baalmts. HOW 7 Boo iMtmttoao os Forms 1040A end 1040. WHAT T Font por font nor­ mal la* oo tb« first 14.000 ip •xrris of tho portend oxompUon sad rrodlU. lig h t ptr omit normal tas on tho btfaaco of not Income. , Surtax on not I*coma In oicooa of 14000. INCOME-TAX DONTS DON'T proper* your rotors —wMweh flm otodplng thwiw ■truetioaa on tho form. DON’T proonutisalm Early as. •ambling of dst* ntannha a carsfal roaildarotlon d all. too problems. DON'T destroy tho memoranda from which your sotura «M • LUMBER Fritting municipal scrip Is ons ay of making pooplo spend tholr doCy at homo.—Publishers Syn­ d ic . Bsd money Is botior than I. we see It those *tft blowers robbed a rlo'cjdwnk at Now .lUchey or# no'belter than low who steals from the collection boa. Plftner was served la'the White Mss tho otht[ night I mats with enty goldm Ives and kVa In tis/, Indiestlr perhaps rw' atronely wsddsd tl eoantry "to tbs geld stendsrd, i£ h S ? ® 7 Whet happont Id tha lacorn* ix daring n depression la Ulul­ ated by the ropaet s i W a s te •ceipts from the Ascend dletorUt > New York which Insludsd Wall [net, the financial center of tha luntry. Income taxes collected that area last year amounted ' f1 39JS3.400, more than In any Jjir dUti let in tha sauntry, but as ! •,- Y113.B7ft.W04 than was djeel'-'l there daring the precedg year. What has become of In* irr.es? n this country to some such form sr'cptarnunlam would be dsll(fhtt l should follow wllh interest the bpgrssv of the “to r o t marchers" h Jtussla. fllalia'a soidUrs round ip who!lo villages, ^eblo-b«iiied moq tp tbf ip ups whrr* they .IWW ig hours and do Jn#t THAT8 LEFT OUR INCOME HAS SANFORD FORUM A professional man may dadurt sll necessary sxponses Incurred In Our irtpractleabla and foolish the' pursuit of his profession. f>- h water seining |aw In our Thtss laslude tha (opt of suppll** Ask >talo of Florida has been used In bio peso tics, oxpanaei paid akiMd and shot fulj of holts by in tha operation and repairs of our weats-hmsod and law-sbunnlng an automobile used in staking pro. stato and county officials and fssitonal calls, ogles rent, cost of their faithful alt ion, The Seiners light, watar, fuel, and telephone in Clsn. We srs spsaking in particuhis office, and the hire of office ar of Lake Jessup on tho St. assistants. Jshsu and near-hy jskev. Por tho Many physicians ms their m i- last twelve months tabs Jessup deoaaa both aa thtle offices sad has been seined by bootlegger their hamaa. In such instaneas aha seiners In and ov.t of season, legal physician may deduct a» a busi­ In s titu tio n s W1U1 *11 Uio em ery in s y can uww, sn u »n«y “ ness expos so tha rental value of and Illegal, tho seiners have mads M*o giving Urge augntitles of It to th* Children's Nome In fhe rooms occupied for office par- some blg\ unbelisvable hauls, and some of them made big tnonsy at Jacksonville »mi the Bunaon Springs Orphanage. poses if ho aetualjp pays rot, and now and then an# wouVl be . A* ?*r aa Uaa loeal market* go, we hav* never Men and mho the sost of light and heat it] brought Op to fatal the law, gnd a time, even whaa price* w*r* high, that Bemlnol* County furnished these rooms. Alto,, ho cat by with a small fins of fifteen farmer* Wduld> not furnish 1m *I naldanta with all the celery ptay deduct s portion of the wsgts dollars, and his seine retimed to domestic servants _ whose, they could lin t* r/r ***** AJaiag U** gp** fog, Ihffr k away with wiih them*. them*- Th* Tha *MMip*K tot, > Is partly occupied la coring •ggpUnt. oacartf*. Mcartfe, pappr*. peppers, bean* bean*. cetwum •ggplant. o e u ^fcSKtodfor J t t U d f V ahy any Coant# of tho th* other crop* frown grotmd haw. her*. Bnt or But attempting to boigter tha markat by Mjllng su*h thing* locally at a "give duetlblt. PhyikUnt and dantiits Jtasop opens* frso to all Mlaer* gwny price” la out of the <)u*stlon. On* farmer could furn­ who kttp In th n r waiting rooms (two of oar Comm1stiosort votsd U, but wsro ov*r-nil«J). ish this whole county with *11 the celery It could us* in a currtnt msgisliMa end imwi- egtinst Straightway tho aslnera gat busy pap«rs for tho boasfit of thtlr Sgaln. ttod th ro or tnoao solnea year. Th* only conceivable alternative in * demoralized mar­ psiltntt rasy dsdgct this iltm at Ipstther, making the to Inna shout « ket la plowing under. Th* expense of marketing alone makes tni* Imperative. It costs SO cants to ship a crato of celery to New York, our principal market. It cost* 7 cent* to cut It, )8 cent# to wgsh It, 10 cent* for tha crate In which It la packed and 1 C*ntt to load U. Furthermore a 10 per­ cent comraiyiUtp mult be paid for eelltng it. With a %1.G0 market, that makae 15 cants more. In other word*, it costs the Sanford farmer $1-47 to get his celery from the field to the markat, or |1.47 more to market hfc celery than to plow it under. After two weeks of the "plow under” treatment celery was selling In New York this morning for aa high as f 1.75 a crate, but (mailer sixes ranged aa low aa 75 cents a crate. Qbvlouuly when the farmer cannot even get the cost of pro­ duction for hi* c«)gry, he would be foolish to add another 11.47 to hie loose*. So ha will continue to plow under until he is assured a fair prUe. i i. ■ in ■ ii IF ......- e batistes M ptntt. Tht “rott of profsts|one| joarosls for tbs texpsysr’s own u tt slto |s * dtdixtIbis ItemTh# cost of Ushnissl book# Is not s doducUbla lUm, fating s rspltsl (xpsndlturo, but s proportions!* amount (or tach jn s ri -------- The Boy Scout Movement ■i ■M ■ Yagterdgy was th* twenty-third anniversary of the Boy Scoot movement in America, and marked the begin­ ning of a ten-year program which haa as Ita purpose the enJJetmant of *t least on* out of ovary four l&ftnr old fe for Others, » bftjer eomunmitr, .* ftter o*t|(jn. ,1 : ti& s ts r& ts is m t HOOU w tM W SM U * °* lu n U n m u ltln , In th* asvlnc of *< rel llvee. AD these set* of bravery, lavoiviBC 4k* MMi of person* from drowninp, were dlIn Boy Scout workreetlf troceshl* to of every mjui's coasldTh* “ dnngmus |o lbs wvlfeyo of vat *Drt my honor, I will do my beet, to itlon then W f oroelonei nation. of sens tare by dotlers 3d *nd my oouBtey, and to obey tho p other people a t *11 tim a ; to keep myself l mentafly *w*k* end normally etralfht.” tw *t*N*l A Scout !i trustworthy, loyel, eourteoos, kind, ob^pjit, cheerful, thrtf* reverent. M istlon .which h*e each codes for It* o r tr e o n w th e d ip w te le iw :b* f*r wronf in It* endeavor, sad stand* i treat contrlbatlon t* pabll* h * ttein * t. |a w h U k !. I' JJUA!!’ " 'J1LU ■=========«=== SANFORDy 1 im m m c. E. Wwd siN tOm tv* vssfuTS.: ported for taxptlan pui poses In tha year it is roeleod or unquali­ fiedly ro d e subject to dtmoad. Cam yemention credited to tho a«caugl af or m « ap art foe a tax* payor, without any •ubataatlal limitation or esatriction, and whUH may be draw s upon by U s at any ttmn, is aubjeat to to* for tho year during Which i s otodUod or sot a poet, although not than actually reduced to potsestl**- M tho aervUsi w r o rssdexed during.tho year 10»t. or sees prior thereto, but th* eompensatlon wet pot w aiv ed , or mode unqualified­ ly rilhjact to dsmgsd, by U » ta*payar aatjl the year Jt31, tha entlea nmovyt la tM sbla la tha peer received, or mods unqualifiedly subject to doasasd, whas U # t*x* pate* U repw tlsg a* tha sash iw> tel p it a *d dUbuammanU h*s|e, which I s jh a basis seed bp MM* pa rasas Is report lag sab locum*. All of tha various typos of ossa* pens#ties, unless spcdflanUy ■*etapt by ststtrta. ahmcld be l»cluded is the tsapsyas's rsturw of gross Iseama, n e b as salaries, wages, fees, esmmissioss. h ^ uses, tip*, tiimmeriami, prtose, ■wards, pswelass la rmeg* IMas m il sags teas, eta. Othso Itagw •object to I** era toss rocsbred by miniotm of tho goepet log son* to wako up? tylll they never raaliso tho fart that our gnma fish arc rapidly disappearing. Ars tho rltliona of Florida so Indiffer­ ent la the welfare of our stata that thy do not tsro n hang, just so they arc not called on to oxsrt themselves? It looks that way. Sorpo time bark tho g a m s wsrdon an,j some of the seiners, decided to clean out tha (foul fish) In some of tho Iskoa in tho vppor at.- Johns. A - nnuinlttso nf right thinking Florida elUsona Is a nearby town railed on thorn and told thorn fo got out or take tho ennaa<|tieu«s. They evidently con­ cluded that the eonaoquancos ailght not mbi good In tho saining basinets, so they go out, nlso th# game-warden. So thanks to sound and hard thinking rltlseno, tho blark bass are stilt plentiful In th« upper Teaches nr tho SI. John*. STEEN NEIAON. nation it mads by Ita dominant Ideal, and three Ideals stoking for dominance In America today be­ ing tho materialiatlc, tha commorclsl and tho Christian. “Our whole futors at a nation will lie determined by which one of these three ideal* dominates ita," ho sold. Tf tho Christian klea| la to dominate and become a reality In the IT must have men of wisdom, '"of knowledge, or conviction, of faith and' of fhritt-llke character. Ig­ norance and selfishness are the two most dangerous foes of De­ mocracy, and only through men who havt will enough to rule and who are gn-xl enough to be trust­ ed ran other deadly foes bo colt qtiered.” ‘ Moratorium U pon fowa F arm Debts Pessimism P a r t l y Nears Ratification Blamed For Slump CHICAGO, Fob. 0.—<JP1—A nioratorlum on form dsfat In World Business gonsrol in Iowa tpproarhvtl rstlflcattoa ST. PETERSBURG, ^#b. 0 . "No economist doubt# that the prentnt depraoaion k t, boan projoaaod and intenaifleil by tho fath­ omless pttsitnitm it han induced In tho Amtriaon people,” Dr. John HcDowoil told 2&0 mtn gathered at the Suwannee Hotel recently for a banquets sponsored by the layman's Missionary league of this city. “If a leader would stand up In this critical hour and Instead of saying This I* logical' or Mhl# b selentifie,' or ‘this it bosinasa-likn' sad Instead thy ‘this Is right,' h* would strike * note to which the people would rally with a roeponmr that would banish frar and restore faith. What wo need now la a Volos—and not an echo: an apostle of'faMh la Ood, In man and In yoatonisy at (ram s down nourrss n o t now suggestions far saving farms worth billions of dollars from fnrrrd salra. Both houstt or th* low* ItgisIttu rr adopted almost unanimous­ ly * bill proposing • moratorium on farm inortgagos until Mar. 1, 1933. PropontnU of tho meaturo e ip ie ttt I confident# th t govornnr would sign it. Under th* racaaur*, any farmer might a<k tno district court to rontlnut a foraeloturo action against him until tho provided date. If 'th* court rontldared th* reason* sufflcitat, If might do to and sniim r custody of tho prop­ erty and ruin on dltposltion of FRIDAY Quality Msnfceadfas *1 Rri eastsMs price* iriih U P I S * VIC* h ast U Martin’s Q u ip t | �> flSBALD, SANfOttD, FLORIDA, ^ y t n t a , ledety Bdftee T H U R S D A Y . I ’E tU U AKY 9. 1931' th , city council end Mayor Horn* !• Scene Atlanta Has ft Above, C ut In B u d g e t that S. r . W a, had treated him “rn)Circle Meettn* Asheville Ze«v And Of O r la n d o Is ally'' and had h*en "*« nice a* you could ask.” lie jaid ho W* Chicago 19 Below; Valentin* color, were ...... California Crop Hit Urged By Hamer! decorations end appointments at tics; sections, end states sited Mr. Froat. MEETING PLACE CHANGED Bccnnse of the Illness ef MVs. Fret) R. Wilson, the regultr meetth , buffet luncheon given on Mobin* of Rose Cirri* of the Q sid ei < (Continued from Page One) ^Continued from Page tin. ) day _ afternoon at the regular Club which we* scheduled u he than elsewhere, lion and gave, to me, very -i meeting of Cirri* Number FIt* of tower then* i. ... ,i| h**r I,on,*. s*i I take place ihe Presbyterian Auailiery held at Bemonvtll* repeated 10 d*gr«r« i-factory reasons why they h».J nt the home o; Mr*. A. II. the horn* of Mr*. A. W. Kaos, BIT below m « , Fayetteville 9 below 'b*U»r noj ,jgn.' He reed to the council a prrpan-.| j C 4 n 4 a T | w) H p l l t l f l v Palmetto Avenue. The home of Miao Alice MeKim, West Nineteenth Street. Red res** and Fort Hadth 3 below. latrinem in which h„ said. I 'i j I a l C llrtU U I ltr U V 212 Weet Eighteenth Street, vvm* and snap dragon* were arranged It we* 8 above itr o a t Mvm- 1 statement THURSDAY. L i e d R. Wtboa U 1 1 1 at her Mn. the seen* of the regular meetlnt ' A subscription bridge party for In vase* and bowl* while th* fa- eki* sarlr vastarda* end thee* I •"» handing t« you the origin J I Wayne P. Few*!. «f AlUntb, Sooth Sanford Avenue. JACKBONA I l.l.l, F 9. •5 Circle Number Seven of the the benefit o j the Order of the sera and nut basket* were de­ wa» a blanket of *now. Afternoon hearing the true slgnaton, -. was a visitor her* Wednesday. P in t Methodist Church halrF on signed In shade* of red to hermit- brought slightly wnrmee weather | limited on eccount of short time “ Buy at Home" mil hr phi.- nf the ■aakfa.lt lU With influenza Tuatdap evening with MUe Re- Eastern Star will take place at else with Gower*. but tero was forecast during lh * ,to Hrrii’ate. and pray thm you (phases of the “ Know Flm .hr lit ■:Q0 P. M. a t the Bptew pel parish ter" movement under the mi,, 3X1 Waal Fifteenth b e n . Clark and Hite LUIIan *• ■think long and welj before Mbs Mae McGill had charge bf wi^hu house. Reserve liens mad be made pice, nf Ike Florida '"aie t hamThornier aa hostess**. Daring the with Mr*. O. M. Harrises any dap the Bible lesson late In th* after­ MADAM HA R R IET Nashville was Just about as "|,r mon*V. her of Commerce with the Jim meelinf Mre. C. K. -Willieme w .e after 5:00 P. M. noon. During the serial period cold, th* mercury .tending .1 Mr' ,Um' r , l *° ‘o|,‘ ha* installed a new of the rounef) that taspaye ttjio r Cham ber'of I'ooimeire of the L. P. R eran and Mr*. I . J. tin te d euparintendent ofChrtatian gomes were conducted by Mrs. R. 10 degree* above st 1 P. M Permanent Wav# Mackin# FRIDAY South Carolina "had kicked o .itl-tate m-operaiinr M. M, Kn<s|, t f t n t yesterday in DeLand eorlal relatione. Miea Ann Onhriel wlU g irt a P. Meal* and Mr*. M. E. Andrew* More than an inch ef anow ley 84 pireent of the stale legislator- j president of the •25c for electricity A-*«cl«fvttada. Mlee McKIm praeidad over the Irctur* a t 7:10 e'cloch at the end Mrs. Arthur Branan, a guest at that hour. s- nf Com­ for evtrave, trtre end hail rc- ! ttors of Junior I b.i10c for each curl meetlnt and had charge of the Junior Rlgh School auditorium. far the afternoon, rendered sever­ Northern Alabama also we* un­ diteed slate expenditures oil per. merce Inaugurate'! the “buy at bfix!h i * iviMi ruin «raf#r rlna* Lieutenant M a rram I’nrton* devotional which was follewed tins bridge party, **- al vocal solo*. der e snow blanket end the mer­ cent for IN I. lie quoted from hnme‘* ntnvem lit t minds- • nf at,11.lim ,|1(Itirl fill*nI— |M»RH# Time* present Vegfr Mr*. S. E. cury went down to 19 above st V arttted to taka chart* of the h r a talk hr Mre. C. O. Bare on nt and danra will bo » J**W rlUh I’atm 11111It a statement by Calvin Cnolldgr vears ax<*. It b-. ■ t ....... to one of the tobject, “What la Expected of Andrews, Mr*. R. F. Moult, Mr*. ;00 o'clock at the Elk* Birmingham, th* low mark for tn whkh the late president of the the annual aetlciti--* nf the .Inn- |Vt!» hi iwiWFfR Mutniilla *ag S T " Army Corps of this a Member of the Claela.” J. H. McCeslln, Mr*. Ford Rus­ I’iilmnio ...^the benefit of the buildthe season’, Montgomery had a If. S. asserted that now i« the lor Chamber* of <ummeree. During the social period Miea Intufetfii of All Soul* t'atholir sell, Mrs. B. A. Erwin. Mr. la - reading of 19 tale yesterday. time for a trader. He recal'-d Far'M. Ilow* n. Jnck-i-ncllle Clelr Erwin. Mr*. Horry II. Hearftp*. H. A. Garlenbarg and arm,' Maude Carrawag conducted a Church Northern Florida points wrre that Gov. Shulls had promised ha* Ite-n naiued rhair;e»B of the Ro|ert, of Chicago, ana the m im e pley, “Mary Porter Hoeta from All Christian Emleavor presi­ vn, Mrs. 8. D. Highlayiusn. Mrs. expe.’tant of frveilng w eath'r and advised 50 nercrnt rcol rli'n s state-with- committee represent LKGAT. NOTICE of g H . P. Parron at her home un College." Refreshments were then dents and secretaries of the Or- J. C. Hutchison, Mr*. W. D. Hoff, last night and today and even In governmental expenditure,, ing Junior ihamher*.- to tlevelon served to the following: Mr*. man, Mrs. William Indwlg. Mr*. PxttniUo Avenue. laado District will meet at 8:00 *oid«r Friday. The Jacksonville i nrH T o r THIS ro g R T f W. S. Thornton, Mr*. C. O. Bare, gartt Grecnleaf on Second Street A. M. McRwin, Mrs. Francis Mer­ Weather Bureau warned, “It will adding thal the state of (Vurwtn lnle»e-t in both the ,pr njliu" of ix.rc-rasa: in.au .-■trxtxni.N had r.-ih r.'ihiced, r«)tendllurc'* tor fur gov facts irH . ex)iemtliiir<-* fact. an,| Infommli Inr.-itnati n o po*lilnlng pc-t-ilning " " J J V S 3 L rOltOTVs iwether. Mr*. J. E. Baker, Mrs. Mr*. J. 0 . iwenwr, Mrs. J. r.. Baker, u rn. .U w ./s ltto * * u U u tlK U ) iu .banadtf.JIUA.Nhui ■ vriw itim rclto-revrenv--ritto-srcaxvx>*w »prn’“nnrhM rTtnrtttw“T W ‘ W n ry ^ P S t^ S , M S . riue has experienced In two or a ten r-latrd a stoey atwut, the. an Frh. 2(CMar. 4, we* well as urg­ 1»Y1",IL | h'l’rii oril. Apopka. Mrs. Paul Jones, Mr*. Waiter 1„ three year*.1' tiiTii k ok ufRfrrmi at thS^trnald-L aug'hton* Memo- V - HulchUon, Mre. L. M. Swain, ApopkmThe Bailie Harrison Chapter of dent TarUrs who, he asserted, ing the “huy at home movement." KIMI. lllllH I R f tl. rem ain *-■ " " Mrs. M. M. Smith, Mre. D. M. Miami erpected ahifllng winds drove their cattle before them the D. A. R. wil] has* a luncheon Cooper, Mrs. W. H. Bit mley, Mrs. .N irril K 1H IIKIIKHY Interpreting th e m e a n i n g Blue, Mrs. P. H. Lansing, Mrs. 1I.V. Will<11 IT .VIAY at Is«t P, M. at th , hem* of Mr*. A. W. Knot. Mr*. R. A. Cobb, • p | felling temperatures during while they rode on horseback, of “hry a t home,'* P r e s i ­ lUiit t»n I Vi■- IHH ils«k I»f A ptil, U X i P ra ih Chase, who la working in Walter Price, Mrl. Carl Chorpea- l4m041 Pules ton. Rpt« Court, In Mrs. McArthur, MU, Mae McGill, Ik* night but nothing approach­ cutting a niece of ment from the dent Frost pointed out. that no l «•luilI n|i|tl> in th* IfaiDnrsihl# J m Hhaton j i|tl( it n f *a \*I «• »fl fierce, will he the got** to- Ing, Mre. Robert Jaablaa, lira. at Mrs. R. B. Stevens, of and Mr*. Arthur Brass*. Mr*. H. ing wvtr* raid we* In the nf. living rattle whenever th y wer-' thought, of hormtt nits indicat.d. •if l*n.iMie, fttr mi liltJI rtlii f hlR parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Byrd, and the Mieses Jtckaoarilb, Mat* regent, with D. Brownlee, Mr*. James O. Huff, flnf. It * t *79 there during the hungry until finally the ra lt’e "W r Iwllcve that wo should gi*___ o I xei t jlrh *»f* lh# K d U fl Maude Carrswny, Ethel Riser, end Mrs, CVend* Howard, guest*. ii i ri i t i i. VI. ItTKIU iim ta Chase, Oak Atenne. ' preference to horun-madr dmrped from evhanslion. Georgia Powell, Ella Bolton, Mrs. PnUston end Mr*. W. K. ' > V » e I ths* I lit H* h Mtttri llntto I € Itlle farm work could 1>e done Watson as host*****. lie Im'v'ed thsl tsvnavers l'>- home-grown products, price and i. .n t m} fl«Ml «*«rto-asMOl• In Ui* central states. Karm-r* day are like ra lll' while i-evem quality h X : v*|ual. If yon can­ >iltit uf «nlti leNlnli* ft iwJ i«li fftv Viietid* of Mre. S. G. Gray will Mabel Wilson, Aly* Charpening, The Dirt Gardener* Circle of M r s . G o n z a l e z G i v e s tit f i r iitiRittti til, Stayed indoors while prkes nf in« official* the Garden Club of Sanford will not get .nliat you waul of ynjr office bidder' I*tu«I K*f»rutitv Tin, A. V. 1139. b e y ses jt.Ul.H1 I’lllllJ tT I Wi: MUttHs . , meet a t ’fthOO A. M. at the home B r i d g e P a r t y A t H o m e ^V«tns and live stock rose mark- ere, its many In-lances, tike lit*1 1»cn| merchant, Inv in your cuiiiw An I.*%<**'i*I f it **f |h# Kft edly due to damage from the j(hot-pen j •f Mrs. Hugh C. WhelchelMyrtle tv. and ^ "o' there, in Florida. hlnml thirsty Tartars, taxing, to »*r vi I**hI***i vi nyfr, ' mg, Jr, Complimenting the member* of storm and difficulty of trans­ Avenue. a point wher" the taxpayer* must However, we futlv appreciate the Y iv oVKHSTHPITT. Mrs. C. M. Beane t and Mb* Th* Rose Circle of th* Cerden the Duplicate Contract Chib, Mr*. portation to markets. Winter drop from ill t —atnent and ev- necessity for ful'- and e -rdlal re­ VllllltA .U litin rf lot i l i F f t i i r l f . Frank J . Gonial ex entertained wheat was reported hurt In Ne­ haustlon. Mr. Hamer announce lationship* ll tween ritles, ^uinHe irnaan have returned In Club of Sanford will meet nt KlsBlitinirr. P lu rtd a . 10*00 A. M. at th* horn* of Mr*. with a bridge party on Wednesday braska. Op. nftef sa n d in g n few afternoon at her home on MagO. W. Holier to, meteorologist at A. H. Moses, Palmetto Avenue. hare with NT. «nd Mr*. Brtman, Mkgnolla Avenue. The Atalcs Circle of the Garden nulla Avenue. Quantities of red Bismarck, N. !)., said the weather A surprise party and mlscel- CVh will meat at 10:00 n'elsrk at roses, calendulas and other garden xra sthe moet sever* lit hi* 111 laneou* shower in honor of the the horn# of Mr*. F. W. Bernier. flowers were used to adorn the years residence In that state. Dr. J. N, Tolar, who has bean iij Rev. and Mr*. F, M. Marler who Country Club Rood. room* where th* guests were en­ The Milwaukee road hired Hon ith Influence a t ths Fernald- have Jost moved Into their new tertained. unemployed Chicago men tn dear SATURDAY la d th lo n Memorial Hospital, ha* home, 800 Palmetto Avenue, was After several progressions of it* .track of snow and paid them Ths Ceellian Metis Club wil| Improved pod b now I t hi* homo gieen Tuestly evening by the hoe* It* regular meeting at 3:15 bridge high score prise*, novelty 25 *:nla an hour. op Bant Tanth 8tr*«t. member* of the Friendship Cine* o’clock at th* atudlo'of Mrs. Fan- telephone pads, went to Mrs. Omaha residents use,! 12.100,• o f the F lee r Christian Church and hi* B.’ Munson, Myrtle “Avenue. F rink I- Miller arid'M rsr W. J. MA niblc feat of gas in 2t hours, The .Girl Scout organisation Thigpen. Mr*. A. P. Connelly r*. one million more than the com­ n t * I^IRgg* uTanan, who la p number of men and other Mends of the church. meeting will be held at |0:00 reived linen haiidkfrchief* for pany ever furnished in a similar studyingt at Weslejpn Co'Ugt In Mrs. D. R. Johnson presided A. M. at th* annex of the First suiting high. At the tea hour re- period. f e t i r spent lari >n, Oa. this twfctor, Avar n short business meeting of Methodist Church. frenhmerrts were served by ,the Pika's Peak thermometer sab wMk-cnd la Atlanta attending hostess, assisted by Mrs. Frank L. 45 below, the lo w st ever recorded MONDAY mid-semestar dance* at Georgia ths class held before the arrival of the other guest*. Refreshment* A meeting ef the board of the Miller and Mrs. F, E. Houmlilat. In that region. It was minus 41 Tach. Those present were: Mr*. Frank at Leadville. C»to.. minus 49 at were then served end the shower Presbyterian Auxiliary will take took'llHee- Among those present plare at .1:00 o’clock at the church 1- Miller. Mr*. W. J. Tihkpin, Remldji, Minn., and .15 below at Word hno boep received here were: Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Week- ami Will be followed *>F lh« " * “• Mr*. A. P. Connelly. Mre. J. U. Mtnol N. D. that Clarence C. frieet, n student ley, Mr. and Mr*. A. J. lo s in g . lar business meeting »t Mrs. Mary Millard, 51, a widow, 3:18 Brouse, Mr*. V, E. Ruumlllat, Mrs. I.yman Uuitolph. Mrs. (Jeoria D. fmar to death when she ventured a t the U ptvenlty of Florida, he* th« Rev. end Mr*. F. M. Marler, o’clock. elected president at Peabody Mr*. A. II. Byrd. Mrs. Memle Pa* Bishop, and Mrs. |). L. Thrasher. out for firewood at Pleasant Illll. TUESDAY M*- Jnhn &Q, m farmThe Aswrtan Oa-w of the F irst o-whart, Mrs.- Gall Mverc, rr aesr Bellsvilla, Kan., wsa fuund relief* of M ure. Marcwrct WVllter, Mr*. a ^ M . Baptist Church will meet J * " '® 0 W o o d lT te T I O f W o f l d dead a t roll. Frank Harknay, a University, U r th* Bhlpn. Me*. W. A. Patrick. Mr*. at the eburch anne* with Mrs. AJ Dallas, Tex., newsboy, died under D, R, Johnson. Mr*. S. B. Tel­ J. Petarson, Mr*. A. I- Stxey, Mrs. a trestle his body covered with ford. Mrs. J. J. ttoua. «»*• ” ■ Hunt, Mrs. N, J. Btewetrom, and Shadnin, Mrs. B. J. Craig, Mrs, J. Mr*. Victor Mri-aulln »* hostWith 250 persons In attendance, snow. among them many state and na­ W. Ellis, Mrs. George Ewan, Mr*. tional officers, a get-together I . H. Connelly, Mr*. E. H- fMrdeN, Mr*. Eunice Horton, Mr*. O, tit* Milan* Theater tnnlyht nd meeting of lh* Woodmen of the R E A D FRIDAY C h u T c h H bn World was held on Tuesday eve­ T. Pyanton, the MDses Katherine Friday. NIGHT'S IIKRAI.D Mils, Matt to Leasing. Brity B»“ J M y j Th<> yietro-GuMwyn.Mayer fa* ning at th* Woodmen's ||p l\ gor, Mrs. Jan* B. Smith presided ere, and G. A. Jones, J. N. Durden. ture, based on David Belasc<*» Oak Avenue. In th* terra of the Gaorge Towneend, and Jim Cate* famous stage play, 1* a colorful lodge'* annual “ Family Night" over thn meeting and led the drvu and spectacular *»|M>»* of the in­ party. C. C. Collin* presided over tional and Mrs. it. K. Pippin bad ner woiklng* af Chinatown and the initiatory work conducted by charge nf the Bible study at I r ­ lh* struggle that existed between Mrs. G. M. Inman, of Slsrke, dis­ regular meeting of Circle Nomtoruyalixto ami T*yoJvlleni*t*. Gor- trict manager, who later presided Three of th* First Baptist t ’hurc-lheld on Monday afternoon at the geou* celebration*, greet gam­ over the meeting. Chamhritani. ThP program for the evening hum* nf Mrs. A. The max** *f S*n Praitoisc*’* bling den* and nomamr are *»nI&IU Sanford Avenue. was given a* follows: traeted with tb* IMelfaea of I'im Chinatown, II* Th« ft During the -oeial periiwl ie 'add tong battle*, and tho ramaoc* hxtrhetmrn In Urn secret rata- Musirai Numbers, Berger Wester, violinist, and Harry Wester, pi­ freshmenU wrre served by the of • Chin*** girl who sell* her­ romba of the Oriental quarter. hostesa tn the following: Mr*. II anist. *,* Mlsa Hayes appears ■* Lien self at auetlon to *1'* her country­ W. Rucker, Mr*. R. R. Plppm. men, furnish the dramatic back­ Whs, the Chines* heroin* who Inlet ion. ground of “The Hon-Daughter , sells herself at the marrlege altar “The 01,1 Rugged Cross," Purcell's Mr*. J. H. Cblclough, Mrs, Jan* II. Quartette, composed of Ft. R. Smith, Mr*. It. A. WWam*. Mr*. In which Helen Hayes, heroine nf fur the sake of patriotism, and Pnrce'4, W. H. Duneen. Grady Jama* G. Sharon, Mr*. C. S. Wnl, “Th* Bln of Madelon * Ctoudet", Novirro Is the Chinese lover who Ashley, I.. L. Moore, end A. I. ■nd Mr*. J. F. Hawkins and Mrs. and Ramon Noverro are teamed at extricate* her from her predlcaYes . . . . proved DeWItt Brown, visitors. It w*< Wilson. ment. Mis* Hayes is very beau­ honor winners . . . tiful in Chines* garb, ami ens-ts Introduction of .State an,| Nation- announced thal th# next meeting in appearance, in wlt| be he),I with Mr*. R. A. Wil­ ■I Officer*. * role that rises to th* height* service, In f inlab I of dramatic power with the deft Vocal Number, Purcell's Quar­ liam*, 541 Valencia Drive. And how they acore ( tette. artistry thal raise.) her <> starMAYO—Improvement* msde at at this price. EveryEvery­ doom as “ Madelon Claudet." No- Welcome Address, Judge James G. Gulf Filling Station, operat'd by 1 where acclaimed aa Vitro, the young Chinese prinrr. Sharon. A. T. Folsom. th t greateat buy Is convincing, and dors * number Response, E. K. Sage. of dramatic sVenes with .force Musiral Number, Wester Brothers. tM yoarf end power, lie also sings * Chi­ Address on th* Progress nf Wood P r l. A S a t . S p e c ia ls craft, V. P. Miller, of Tampa. ne** sang delightfully. Address on Woodmen Cirri* Work 5 Pound* i of State, Mis* Myrtle 0. Crump, B r e a m ! . i Kelley wl of Tampa. gvyt u> learn that h eked an tnto Musiral Number, W etter Brothers. Mackerel & Rrd mobile accident recently while Fraternal Address, The Rev. W. I, S e a B s h h , l b . t o e driving from Chicago t» Washing­ Brandon. L a r fe >' j ton, D. (1. H* la recovering from Short Talk, Dr. Smith. Injuria* ^ • Washington hotel. C rab s, d o z .. \ At the conclusion af th* pro gram refreshment* were served by the Woodmen of th# World from Celery Camp, of thla etty. 400 E. 41b Rl. O fflee l i f t Methodist Church H u Circle Meeting Buy At Home1Will ,J Be Encouraged By Social Calendar S * •m R *5CTJllT 5S*taS. * *"». “«'» Surprise Party Given For Preacher, Wife Hold Get-Together Circle Number Three Of Meet 'Helen H*ire«a Ramon. N o ra m ,'Ai. MHan» "M a v a th o n ” HATS New... .of w m w s 35c ftnftuentlne 50c V icks A ntiseptic haves Half ! MEETING POSTPONED Th# ragulav mact lag of MayIl’a a U n i Time BUue Johi Had fair Ciseto at Ikg G*nton Club ha* been postponed from Friday. Feb, 10 to Friday. Fab- 24 U order that the I.ucerne Cirri# af lh* Garden Club may meet with th* Happy N a*—N# la ra Mto Days Hla Wife JayftUy Aa-erls local circle at that lima. As Ung o rsx Irrve an e s c — Mrs. J. R. Gvp4Uk aadsrWenl lin e a«l4 s a g «to»er r l r - o l - n - e n - is n s s la Ib f Join#, b ln - l '<*•< I t ­ an oparaUan for gg|tot»4ltt|la this ausa yeu or* a-io « a** •—•*■ >"*••• morning a i lb* F liapld U ughl-n neirle ywiae, seise- vw is—- — •niai ew p tlin a s—r o i ran i b - U- bur Mrmoria) IfosplUl. b a s e ibasa. « slir* toriar am- ll-> -*r*. aeaulae nreiestnl I- o r-- v ' ring rtreWWixnr if-m brow n Rheumitlam sst MrfKtdGa m oN t - ^ arks RK^— - B IC CARN NUT COM SHOW CAT FACIAL ""” THRATiKlLL Servkg S u tlej m iO t n i f Geneva and B u f a r d A re. 4ss* ■a s k T o w to n f • Pnafnrr. drag Cn. av aav^ANggl-i *»r •to bat lie *r A ^ a t* —» *.-i*ibl» •elsn rtn * I t r e s W ( b » from n elsl* lima- - It Whole nation responds to tria l offer on antiseptic by makers o f VapoRub MAKE on fim v jg in t W rlilmt fur Virki new Anil w plr, Inund, ws hew supplied to dRiggltts, , . at It n U'j » rai l . . . 1 million trial h<silc«...tu you ran m i ll in ytiur own home. Already, to only II dap. hundreds id ihousaods of people brve uksa edvanug* uf this trial nffer. Vicki Fsrdrar la tisiply th* best oral antiseptic our then rciuld Idadby 15 Us o1 nrpa- “Patronage Appreciated" an io Europ*. Vick* Uarenaae it a h j l j a t t J anlitspric . . . mild enough to b* used daily withihiI risk to dalitala membranes ...stru n g enough in do every­ thing an urcl antisrptk rkea/Jda Ytai can us* Vick* Amtwptic fur all tha ruttnmary usai. . . in your tuHonury way. And Vkhs Antiseptic has this addittuoal advawag*. . . bora in a’ daprastiun par, it It C irad arcunlJaxly. IIr g* lOtoMHa but' Ua . . . a usual 7V valua . . . only Uf. * SAD ISIATN a MOUTH-WAIH a a ata n 4*e» IlissC Isittlist fs lg • A H m iy n tiftiio ia Atose cV p^Saashas, * * . a lig n mmmw � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 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/d26fe4db661901fba5ae49cf2d095e13.pdf a73badc46551ecedd4fc2911c4fdefbc PDF Text Text i * ■ ■ ■ : » m ■ * It ■ ■ « ’ * - »3 . ■ u m i . i U i, & *ri , -• Hi wmmWaste *} » « $ - ' ‘ �I » r ■i ■ «- 0 n .y ± 1 ■ #* ’ m K mL ■ v '1 1 1 1 Jfl 1 1 w B j.* ;■ . B H ■■ Ljf^H 1 . 1 m - . . 4. u ■ gg| ^ ■’ m M i H W ■ 1) -S By. |f.‘. ‘ . __J - 7 ,• k* •. * r * • *./ 1 m m .1 ■ 1 'r i ;•*. ' avv .'*'* ‘ i \V. V ■ u �- ■ .T EAKFDHD H fS A t D , Helping The State AN’ O Lb ROOSEVELT CUSTOM YOUR INCOME TAk new* to Florid* taxpayer* was yesterday'* announcement that the Stale of Florida'* share in the op­ eration o f bor*a and do* track* this season already amounts ! to 1192,711.19; and with only $9,397.00 In expended a net |profit remains o f $ 172,8 19..T.1 which may be devoted to the reduction i f taxation. This division o f the spoils compare* more than favor­ ably with that for the same period of laat year. It seems that despite the depression more people are risitlnff the ABERDEEN, Wash. - There were tOO candle* oa th* birthday taka of Hr*. Harll Olson when she became Aberdeen's second rente niuilan. INCOME TAX IN A NUTSH ELL WHO? Rtngle screens w n rs beatna January 1 and ends KANOS March IS, 1IH. WHKRRT CoOectec of la­ icmat rerenu* far the district. -OPP/ I In which the person IWaa or ha* hie principal place e f bueineeaf HOWT Sec 4 96433 . 100,057 . 111.435 . 123,256 . 126,906 . 171,121 Monday . . Tuesday . . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . . Saturday . Lrutraction* an Monday . . Tuesday . . Wednesday Thursday . Friday . . . Saturday . DELAKE, Ore.—After a twejrsr quest, Mr*. If. E. Warrsh he* captured a sea parrot, J» satire bird of Uw Oregon .CMat that rarely in segn Ian thad U N mile* from share. ■roe Lxm th e o o o r e R o o s e v e l t KAO A VERY GOOD P O U C V IN REGARD iTO FOREIGN Form* I04OA sad 1M0. WMATT Four per cent nor­ mal tss on the first $4,000 1* excess ef the personal cramp, tfoa and credits. Eight par cent normnl Ins on the balance ef net Income. Surtax on set la- SWEARING NOff e n tan g le m e n ts. FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT CAN USE THAT SAME *BiG STICK POLICY" RIGHT H ERE AT-HOM E/ IN C O M E -T A X I X )N T 8 DONT prepare your return .WlC.SC ...j.ilh m U jW LA tqO jlw .U ia.Ift.. , ■Inirtione on the form. D O N T procrastinate. Earl* as­ sembling o f data permits ■ .careful ennstdfration o f ell ta i problems. D O N T destroy the memoranda from phkh your return was prepared. D O N T omit explanation when such Informal Inn la ruinlla| tn an Intelligent audit. Attach memoranda to your return. _ . pe d e r al treasury Soldiers Home At Putnam County’s Two o f the terms used In the In­ S t Pete Will Bay Sch ools To End come las taw, nam sly."gros, In­ Products InTown Term in Red Ink come** and “ net Incomer ihouVJ be noted particularly, Inaamuch aa they are vitally Important te the »h »l* subject of the Income I n Gross Income Includes In genera) al| Income from any sourer what- Treatturc Hunting N o enterprise, perhaps, has more fascination tn*n • semrch for hidden treasure. There are * f ek*V“ gold from sunken ships, crews working underneath the « * l , r rtln wra|th Inckeil up in the submerged hulks, L ,T h ." « " « 7 S " l m ,M b » l or . 3 r .n l.h p l r . I.. little dot in the I'adfic OceM Itarnd 400 mile* west of Colombia, South America, and 250 ^ S T 2 A l|? f C & M reptile*. free from mo-tuiUoa, w S p i g s w h ic h V rm flte principal u .h e . » r f w i-*t. «<C rabbit aat •• f r * * w r ,j h K 2 byr amt a r s t-ils u itc r general S as a l-aetiful tuld patr. g f - k m a ■ i s tcifwl op- S t S t U S tor*, rather than In large corpora­ tions. In declaring Intimidate,] talc* to be roId, Attorney General Good said there Is serious doubt that citatlng mortgage* would be reWASHINGTON, Feb, 8._S.n*liered by current le g is la te prolor Duncan II. Fletcher demon­ strated recently he can obaarve a Drafting of a farm price "par­ silver lining even In the cloud of ity1’ bill was started by a Senate Jobseekers which dal^r. envelope* committee, at Washington, where further congressional unl.ruteele.. r.m U .11 he U h o , Inch lo I he home •* '™ '' But the opinion I* held that many ot the raidcra nc law. Net lacoma upon which tha las la useaird b f m i income leaf the deductions allowed by taw. Bi’cle deductions include bus ineaa and profeaaional expenses, such aa isJericti, pensions, and bonuses In employees. Uses, losses, intrreat paid, bad debt*, depreciations, depletion, contribu­ tions. etc. Fajliirn to understand deductiona against grim* income and credit* • gwtrust net l a n m k * resulted In numerous errors on the part of t s i pay era. Having arrived at the net In­ come, the nest step Is to deduct the personal exemption. $1000 for single perron.*, $3,390 for married persons living togsther and beads of famines, and the $190 credit for each dependant, etc. The nor­ mal tas la computed on the re­ mainder at the rale of 4 percent on the first $1,000 and H percent on tha t h i lance. The gross income of the usual business consists of the gross profit* on sates, plus any In rnmr from investment* and Incldental or outside operations or Hnuui purctiasfB. anucosi 01 (n a b sold. T o reflect Income cotrectly. Inventories are necessary at the heglnninlng ami end of each taaable year. A lawyar. doctor. scehUsct, phy, Irian, deni 1st, clergyman, author, or other profession*! man must Include In gro*a income a$ f»«*, salaries, and rempensatlm o f any kind foe peofesabmij service*. Dsducllona for business ******* form a large Hem In th* return of many taipayeri and must have certain qualities to b* allowed. Rush deduction mull be for an sipendiltir* In sronnecllon with th# waa In the city on Wednesday. malntenanr* and operation o( th* ||. II. I'atliahall. of Geneva. Is taxpayer** business properties; the proud possessor ot a new au* it must be an ordinary eipenee tomobile (Ford 1913 mode)). and It must be a nece***ry cmM. E. Dooley, 'o f Bloomington, pens*. In Insisting upon the tatter III., who ha« been In Geneva for qualification*, Ihe-tlursan of !*■ some lime In the laltrvst of th* temal Revenit# Is upheld by the East Sanford I-and Company, wae Hoard of Tag Appeal* and th* Jlhsel Saturday by Mrs. Dooley reurU. Ordinary and necessary and lam little sea*. They wMI re­ ripens** arr only those which ar# side In th* Smith reeblenc* on usual and e*a*ntia| In th# eat* of lake Geneva. similar taxpayers, "an<l dQ not InMr. and Mrs. J. H. Huddle stun, clude extraordinary and. nooesof (1ester*, are entertaining Mr*. ■ettliak expenses.” Typical business expanse* ef a m e r c a n t i l e establishment ar* amounts psld for advertising, hire of clerks sad olker employees, rvst, light, heat, walar, sUtioaery, WASHINGTON — China’s dee- stamp*, telephone, property loperal* stand against th* Japanese ■uranee, and deliver* expanse*. along the Malaria Great Watt la Tha enpeaae* o f h masufacttir­ aimed primarily at beeping open ing bualneas Include labor, tup, Nanking's awe asurce e f coatact pile*, repair*, light ta d he*t, pow­ with tha CMMa* hi Mandat ri*. er. selling seat, admtatatratien, sad other *lmlMr Mmrge*. iTh* farmer 'may .deduct *11 I’eteriburg and other Pinellas county communities. This I* the only Soldisr* home in the southern district to purchase its foodstuff* ftum Its own locality, the other • eteran Institutions having lltelr food and subsistence material* supplied from government depoti. Col. llryson announced the sup­ ply policy for ths Soldiers home fettrrwtng a confers us u with I. W. Thomas, Washington, field super­ visor of supplies for the vrteian.i administration. A conservative estimate on what amount would be spent for stippllrs when tha home is running at full rapacity was an­ nounced by Thomas to be more thaa 110.000 monthly, or around fl'jfi.ooo annually. This will bo spent with business houses In this vicinity, Thomas said. All fitsh frulta and vegetables, tread, dairy products, and fresh meats will be purchased on a bid nml contract basin from Pinellas county merchants. . “ We are going to buy everything In and around Si. Peters­ burg If tha local meichanta ran sapply I]", Col. Bryson esplalned. “ AU merchant* wilt have a chanen to hid for the business. They must be able Vo furnish tha quantity and right price." a t k t i » ' higher score. Mrs. Brady*! geests man: Mrs. C M. Vsrce, Mr*. C. O. McLaughlin. Mr*. A. P. Comaely, Mr*, ti. F. HmlU. Mia. & W. Ilerndon. Mr*. Legal Disapprova Given Intiliirid^tion At Foreclosures LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. g _ W > _ Legal disapproval recently was given to tha violence and lotlmU ilatlon by farmer* at mortgag* foreeloaur* auction*. Pau| F. Good, attorney general of Nebraska, said court* would declare void talcs at which erowds o f farmers, seeking tn proleet neighbors f r o m dispossession, thwarted foreclosure by "penny" bids. Relief fo r the farmer and for the Investor In his mortgage re­ ceived the concert»«l attention of legislators and lenders. A t Omaha, repiwaattUUvaa of Insurance companies and financial house* which hold more than a billion dorian worth of mortgag** on Nebraska and Iowa land d«hated nisaiM of protecting both loan companies a n d farmers, whose Iaterrata ware held t* 6* virtually parallel. Consideration w*a being glren proponed board* of concUUUon M n means o f keening farms In th* bend* of lodbriduel nwner-opete- SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO th* levety m ats brooch, th* club I he rural debt Insolvencies. Pefore the end o f February, dis­ bursements are tn be started from the 190,000,000 crop production applicants afford the Democratic loan measure which ' Pro.Merit party an opportunity to select loy­ Hoover signed. Saturday, al Democrats from a wealth of Coni rolled Inflation of currency matrrial not heretofore available. a» a means of easing payment of Though he said he meant no din* drill" was urged by Henry A. Watapartment to present officeholders dace. Dcs Moines, fowa, farm edlihe radt VWdiilhv-tiiai’ ifihyihtiW. ■M#J la a .perch befdra the Nebrasdrrd* of high callhrrd men aecu*. ka legislator*. Agriculture would Inmrd lo command high salaries, he brined, he said- If England's now are available to fiM many po­ crumple in deserllnp *he gold sition*. standard wr/l,] be foNowed. town legislature still was en­ The Heritor Florida senator, while deploring! the eirTUMslancr* gaged In an inter-IInuse argument which have. brought this rendition ■bout the mortgage relief hill It •boat, seest In the present siliin- would pa**- Elsewhere In the com lion • chance for his part^tq^de. belt the study nf relief plans con­ velop an organisation of efflcliehi. tinued. The Spokane, Wash., federal capable person* whose combined nervier* would greatly benefit the land hank assured borrowers from that Institution the foreclosure federal establishment. would not be resorted to "unless I here are most substantial reasons for such action." i amparor, th* soa-gid o f tha mars*. , 'A wurtd, war may start not r ta D - Beat, but -la Franca, military nation, nr at other ate, because a uslvsraal coed t o u ^ h t o n 's HANFORD DRUG CO. GOOD RADIO f Bav* Tour G burnt* Fitted N i e l l i Reduced p r l e a on single vision and Kryptok Isqse. Aim all shell and modern gold ■filled frame*, * Dr. Hegry MelmttUa, Jr. OPTO METdIKT US l*ark Ava. Martin’s Garage W. lit Street break Lawl* **d Marti* ktn ' the tiperleaee and cqaipmaat te 4* year Jeh. Be*' WF g a f | m v * mewey. «. , �V te U D A . W E D N ES D AY , FS B B U A R Y 8. 1M I Church &>n Honor Revealed Daughters O f W eriey Class HokW Meating P e r s o n a ls Social Calendar The January honor roll for Lb* Sunday Schoo- of - the P i n t Baptiit Church tnclixte* the fodowlng member,: Cradle roll, Mr*. George W. Huff. Mr*. R. R. Pippin. Joe fh-aaar, Pvggk Ann rippln, itery Sue llleunt, ant Marjorie Anderson; Begin­ ner*. France* Smith, Opkta Dn*1.1, Ruth Benbo Ruby tern And*r*cn Mary Ellen Duggar, Jamr* llartiy, Krrl Geiger, Theron Midden, Mr*. Fred Meyers, and Mr*. J. B. Lawton. Primary Department, Ml** Dreswr. Ml * * Ma ude JinkIn*, Mr*. W. W. Dresanr. Mr*. Victor McUulln. Mr*. J. M. Wil­ ton, Edith I.ovejoy, Katherine Gar­ den. Clady* Pippin, I.nU Nipper, Mack Cleveland, Albert Huff, Chart** Aivlerson, Hilly Johnson, George Speer, III, Billie Pliler, Marttp Andcrvun, Jesn Whightm, With Mr*. Prearea A. HWksoa, Mr*. Chart** Leonard?, Mr*, t B. THURSDAY. Mf. ahd Kn. O. U Porter A lobicrlption bridge party for s*n,'vf Cordon, K i m , hart re­ Monroe, Mr*. Prod Strang*, Mr*. tort»d ba n after tpawftng sever- W. H. Wahnrrtght, and Mr*, f. E. the benefit ey the Order af the Enter* Star will take place at M n Wr* at Hoftytrarst. Gonaley a* hoateaaoa, the rrgwia 8:00 P. M. at Urn Kpkocpal pariah ' Mrt. WoIUco W* Wright and busianss and aortal mectbg'of thk houH. BaaengUom*. aiad be m*<l* Howard will War* D»«W>ter* of Wyrt^ Claaa of the with Mr*. O. Jf. Jlaerieea any day far fit, Petersburg to Pint Methodlit Church wan haW after 5:00 P. M. § tew months. I | In the form of a “ta*ky* parte The women of the city a n hal«at nlfht at the kaat of Mrs. lag Invited to attend aa Informal Iff, and Ura. Pella Fraqh and Gormley. Mn. E. If. • Lanty ra­ tea and ahewer from 8:00 o'clock Mr*. L. Olaaon, of Kew York City, ceIred a prls* for having (he heat to 8:00 oVIock at tha Woman'. will aovn tomorrow from the Vel­ costume. Club la honor of Captain Harriaa de* Hotel to M U Meflonrill# AreFollowing the derotlonal. ltd by of the Salvation Army who will Mr*. 8. E. Jones, Mr*. J. O. Iffney b* married on Feb. 17 In Sebriag. proaided o**r a »hort businey* •#*FRID AY Margaret Myer*. Bcbbintt Brard, Mr. aM Mr*. Water Cherry, of »ion. An uputupl program, wa* Mka Ann Gabriel will give a Martha Hill, JlarJorie llcrlge*. Moaat Of!re, N. C., who are oa then pretested In tha form of a their honeymoon trip, are In Or- radio bthadet Ip which faktoue lectur# .a t 7:30 o'clock at the Marvin -Smith, Fred.ty Fieble, inter High School auditorium. Jamee Hrary Cooper, Billy Rich­ tendb far a few daya with the radio star*. represented by elaaa A Valentine bridge party, en ard, Robert Geiger, and Junior, foratef'a brother, Gordon Cherry. member*, were inlraddeod. Horbl. gr-wer. pre.,nted a bo* of Horbte c.t ■u* to PrvViilent-.'Irct RmovVelt mi I hiB party terUtanaat and dance will win be m Blount. Thoer making up'tha cast of tb* — luniur JVuarlmcnU J'xaurtai’" ,h* ^ ,lor y,k^h, ^ourMahal SatunUy at Jarkxinrille before they left for » cm i» lilt thf* Kl riiU i k t o r , ptegraiirtrm r-llnif "Wblter -'ll! H/'Atew-WmMn—aadwith. .'UWMtr ir 'NVU fnl T s n s r w Phillip*. Alice Johnson, Lucille « Mr*. Arthur fldUth. o f Sloeemh, hforgaa. annooncar; Mn. a J!. lag fund of All Soala Catholic Lawton. Mlsa Florence llartiy, Prerid.nttelrct »* t h e y rrcriveil th e gilt. eta fetre for a «hn£ time donn. -Lawrtl' Thimaa;- tfn , Church Rose Ultra)]. J. V, Johnson, " I. farmer’, son add “ * tterka Steel* and Mn. Franca* AAil CkrUtian Endeavor pre*l Junior Richard, Dimduj Hill, m. Dr. add Mr*. H. V. deote and eerretartea of the Or Sara Barnett, Betty Istti, Doris M*nonvll1» Avenue. laodo District will meet at H:M> Newsome, R. I. Milam. Nancy Mr*. Ctajod* tyarMow, "Kata Usual police si|ua,| rars. r*lle.l m fiafltk;*’ Mn. Prance*' 4 . nickton, firet Greenlraf on Seceod Street Ruurtter, M iu Kathlrrn Calhoun, from their roving iluty to I k e com | i A I f 1 0 ”* J | o>lack at the home of Ml** Mar James Tew, and Alire HIM; InterMany Reaervationa mrdUle Department, T. E. Wil­ la Apopka. fort of garages, lintels w n e j D y * \ l i t * 0 Cl u l U l t l l Are Dance M . , “Walter TOMmUt" Mr*, c. The Sallia liaertaoa Chapter ol son, Miss MinnU Stewart, Istuisc sell o*'t*. humlreils nf n*»m< brtnjet ■■ — • (Coni IliUed Irt-m Page One! --------the D. A* B- wHj W v » a luncheon Paihard. Neir Knight, Mrs. J. V. reserved by tnisinrs, men n h.l NEW kt>MK, fill. H.-l/Pi P. Herndos,' Mn. 0rarg» Harden, m Jkterye number of reeefratlana Mn. frapcaa A. Ulekrao. gad fin . at 1:90 P. M. at lh . homo of Mr*. Johnson. R. F. Cw-per, Mr*. Now an I again n train •'** ran could not ntjuupt to get to ihrtr After advmnil.ig politic works It a T7*lng W ing imade foe the Valentins rk* Steel*. “Milt* Brother* " Samuel Pulriton, Ro*e Court, In W. P. Brook*. Jr„ Clara nre Col­ relied lierause of drifts. eubur'nn home-. dlrlalrrs t« i.irsn 1 the fight fiir subscription fcirdfj party, eater- E *. Harmton, Mo. lltekioa. and hepbf of Mr*. R. E. Steven*, of lin*. Fbirene Isiti, and tbirnlhy AH bn* traflic -111 of Chbegn, IVparlmenl riorrs M-nt rlcrh-' |»ro*l I'flty In o tprech, fcrnirr talMMft,, pad d*n«e te > r hrB Mn. Harden, “Whispering Jack Jacksonville, elate regent, with Powell wa* at a standstill, and with home rar'-y. and the Century nf |Governor Alfred Smith plaunril ea PrUay areolae,' begfiinlnf at Assrian Clans, Mn. II. If. Hill, Smith and the Humming Bird*;1 Mr*. Puteeton ami Mr*. W. E, vUibilily limited to less Hum , , Progress parked it* staff o ff fm In g » to WnsMllglon toi. alter 1:00 o'clockT at tie IJM Hall bp and Mr*. Mack Cleveland; AlaCallowiy** Orchestra eatira Wateoa aa hoateaaea. ... . . hmiif at i«M*n lt**l |h v li* nia 1 *•» « ' p Il !' \ milliun-i oiiai Circle Number Five of All Soule The Dirt Gardener* Circle of them Class, Mn. G. fi. Srlman.-1r y ’ ,H ' 'l' 1’ *,ni s " l,K 1 '* roonesl on lhr lakv fiont.* Ap|>enl<l Hi-ioi- liiirl.iin ■ .oans-e r'orinsro Catholle Church, Mr*. P. E. the Garden club of Sanford will and Mrs. J. B. Fit Ids; T. E. U the Middle Weal w<rr gtotinded. f„ r riM1j <|)(| f|KM| u „ ti„n loan for Giiverndr fehmeri’ Aoumlilad,. aMtelfd- The probteet a( 10:00 A. M. at the home Class, Mn. John D. Abrahams, Street car* am! sutoinobdes \sen-. rmeigrrey relief eoiniiilriion. The emergency public work* eommiseeeda of the affair wfll be used for ef Mr*. Hugh C. Whekhel Myrtle M n. Sarah Stewart, and Miss fighling ire * im drift* or had j city could not hitc extra help to *h n. Smith ureed‘ the erentton ruwagagi. *»!»■ • tha'baIKDar food of the church. HarU Stewart; Gemral Officers, given up entirely in Kansas City, clean its streets, hut |he re ief of « public Aveaae. work* dictator* Mr*. O. B- Ertridgv. Prtaee will he awarded far * |“ W.1 TE. Ralnte, l . • w. i 1 u ! _ B> R. R. Pippin. 8. J. Niv,* T. A. t hi.sg--, llklalitnna l ily and other ramntlsslnn a.-«lgnrd alstnl I'-'*) -hip before the t atholn- coulerTha Roae Clrela of the Garden -a l-» —■ -il— L.IJ contract and auction brldg* OteljM^: Rupert fit^ k I*M . Mr*. B. ;iub o f Sooford F i l l meet at Brotheison, the Rrv. W. P. Broth*, crnlct.s. .o f «lu- jo U ... ou'ii it U aiding, to. cnee on iPtlunltilil Plld'lrtn* in nn a door prtko will also be givea. 'll. Un**, Mn. J..R. Porm V M n s r M WINTER RAGES IN WIDE AREAS OVER COUNTRY iS a ? r te w j fThWfiWp k, ^.[Dictatorship For Relief Work Unrert BATTERY SERVICE t:9g A. M. at the hem* of Mr*, Jr.. John D. Jinktns, and M?r* The eolil swept in from tIII- wotk on rily and paik thorough tewd R. Wilton, South Sanford AIIU Trafford. West and striiek Arkansas first larr». Avenue. -----------1 hc 'shoWnil. "btlghl njn- T d i ' | Monday hriiigiiig a >uVrring of SATURDAY jM n . klrrt ami snow that was welcomed a loom In western hon.ji, olo-ai The CeciUan Muilc Club wil| by whral and oat pl.mtrr» and a land-. Imt the high wind Id.-w it ava Ita regular maetlag at 3:18 frvrso that fruit grower* aUu right away. The rollon M l of Ptckhjm wfth accompaniment by ^ ' i W - M r * . Walter l - Morgan,Ifrtock at the .ludjo of Mr*. Pan glrclrsl with delight, expecting t . Dklahoma irportei) loill wees Mr*. K. A. Harrison gave a K R T TTuaaJprr. Mr*, if. E. ale S. Muneon, Myrtle Avenue. put the c ro p s in sh a|H - fo r a n y J k U ln l b y th e ru h l. U » ' oceh«tlf« 4UtcU<l by Q. C. '• * « « . Mr*. Jarte, Howard. Mr*.| The Girl Scout erganltatbm short talk on the ,ebjc-et, “ King- r u l i l w m t l i e r l a t e r . T e t u u * ( a l u r t w , T h e n o r t h e r n b l a s t h i t t h e T e v ■ [ gatlnme F tf 10wf, * dont Extension.** at the regular ** krtd at 10.-00 Dancing' wfll begin at 10:0® U Ilanneraton, Mr*. A. If. 8wanla n g e tl fu r In *lo w llu frtrtin r y u n lu in illr ilo n ila y n l*h | m u l Jiyf meeting of Circle Number Three o'clock tu a id e la h* (uroUhcl *oa. M‘ra. Z. B. Ralkff. 8fr». J- O. point. . j T u e s d a y n igh t th e fre ere U . | : h . iw i Vi ? j „ " r • ' rin" of the First Mrlhoillsl Church by the Hamtori* PterUlaaa. tick ­ Inpey, Mn. J. L. Clark. Mr*. F o rerastera sai,| n s tin- n i g h l r e a e h e il t h e g u l f r o a s t . A i r lin e ield on Tuesday aternoop at The et*'to Uw card party will admit Biifka Steele, Mry. C. PL Herndon, w o r e o n thc< c o ld w o u ld s w e e p r .s u m e d s rrv iro o u t o f D a 'la , at lahli-s with Mia. S. J. AlWn and Geo — R av pefeona to tha dance. ;e a -tw a n l. b rin g in g r v lr > m P c-n b l, in m n T u e s d a y , n . George Har«H«- 5w Mr?“2 W. P..Field* as hostessr*. Mr*. C. Among t e d wbo. keye Had* lift*. h ^ T l- ^ T.iVWd, the to G e o r g ia b y r a r 'y tisla y a n d A t K n n r il r i f ls t h i n - a m i fo u r li-rl H. Smith had eharg* of the Bible I ,'0 ' ,r r r t «n a 3 c - .:,«r e i M ? . . * * 125. Ite*. and Mr*. Smith H a rd *. Mr* t« d a t f m p r i s l o r o o f CU j d e e p | , l , a k n i rw s ila n n tb s N a v a jo ■tody Uwurn. . I. t &>>•**% Mr, and M n . P n f dsaveet. ; Indian reservation nenr Gallup, N . J During' the bunine*. session « • IkAjur. Mr. in d Mn. J/C. HutekTempiralurr leading ♦ werejM. The home of Mr*. L. A. Palmer, ports were heard from each oftiiJ V M r . and M n. George A. Ike-1 M< Elm Avenue, wa* the arene of err. It was announced that the dropping fast In Louisiana, Mi. ' Tl.o Pacific Coast. Imt inn loci Cette*. Mr. and Mr*. Artkati and Julaaa Howard. the regular meeting of Circte otst meeting will he held in sissippi an,| Tennessee -yesterday'll* shierc of wintiv lain* util, Braaea, My. and Mr*, W. P. RwNumber Tpo of (he Pint BaplUt March at the home of Mr*. E. A. and rnbl rain, in the Mississippi moontnin snnws, is mioying n eell, Mr. and M n. W- J- Thfepen, Church held Monday afternoon. Harrison and Mrs. W. E. Well, at valley aililed to diM-nmfnrl. It wn week o f mil|l weather. Mr. *ad M n . H. Q. Moore, Mr. euM. wet oml unriimfprlablo nem — s Mn. E. If. Carroll had rharg* of hostesses. and M n. B. A. Cameron, Iff. aad Iv evrrywhrie and .Meniphi- mid tha devotion*). Mi*. If. Cummings Refreshments were serveil^ate Mn. W. B. Zachry. Mr, and Mn. gev* the Bible quettiop*, and Mr*. in the afternoon to the following; NashvlIVy prepaied for iiirirprv J. C. MItched, Mr. aad Mr*. P. reading around tern IhT iui- morn­ VdU Williams taught a chapter H. Bailey, Bf. aad Mr*, g . A. Min Blanch* Cim*Ingham read * lrs. J. J. Abbott, Mr*. C. II. ing with Kenllieky Innliiii: fm - r- ' . - - — j M n. T. U from,tha taUelon study book. mith. Mr*. W. I>. Field*. Mrs. S. the . devotional gnd If law Lojrc* - The** present were: Mr*. J. B. snow. J. A ten, Mrs. II. A. Halverson, Martin ted In prayer at' Urn regu­ Field*, M n. Homed Little, Mr*. E. The Carolina* mol Virginia wci Mrs. F. R. Mitchell. Mrs. J. II. lar meeting of tk« Y. W. A. of tha M. Carroll, Mr*. W. W. Drevor, Crawford, Mrs. E. A. Harrison, sparrd from tie e-dd Ji lc’i l . ) after a low period t h e day i- fore t C n n l i n u r d I V i n P a g e O n -1 flrat Baptiit Church held Tueeday M n. D. J. Garrett, M n. L. A. Mrs. John Kumbley, Mr*. It. F. but the rhilling wind, wen- tin, t- i b - d e b t * s l t i u t m n , l b - i h o i i - e l l o r i Mt*. Jam** 0. ^ » -*» evening at tha bond of Ml** Ha- Palmer, Mr*. If. Cummings. Mr*. Crenshaw, Mrs. K. It. Monroe, reach that section today. lie *xch ei|u er rap lie -l: ” T h i 8. J. N il, and M n. Voile William*. Mr*. W. E. Wells. Mrs. J. G. “ f » - T - 1“ 0'q,PI»or, and Mry i*l Tow on Avocado Avenue. Storm warning- writ* |nutf' f P. E. P a r t i* , j t f . and ate*. • rile o f a n In v irH lm n i t d d ir ei|| Waits, and Mrs. K. T. Thrasher. The program for tb* avgaiog lhe rnllfp jrulf fn»l»l Hnnd» 11 t o t b * B r i t i s h g o v e r m n e n t t o e " i n t Geatge . KnadmiiaUar, Hr. and With Mr*. Mary Hall lending arranged by Mite Catherine lam K TriBH and hitrl* wind* cm uw*l M n. R. A . Newm«n, Mr*. Wynn ii n p r e s e n t a L i v v o r le p ie.e n tn y add contented of talk* on the devotional and presiding over age at aevrral l"> ntR inbritl W, Potter. Mr». Tom Joaee. Mra.J lh* business session, the member* ivp* to W a sh in g to n u tilv in tamgn topic* by Miw MiUryd v u § *v Chicago, Mln-iril A. E. Mnlfem, Mr*, ita'ph B.T ^l*ixh. ami the arraptnim* of ibut laa Doyc* Martin a#d god M liut of Cirri* Number Four of the HI*. MU. I-oyce MU* 7f »t» prrlesl a ilrop t-* |II hrloiv Wight, Mr*. H. B. Pope, Mr*. H P in t Baptist Church met on Mon­ in v ita tio n , a l r e a d y lias l < m p u b i* • .* Chppmon- Mr*. If. If. Hilt during the nii'ld R- Lafag; M v , J. P. Ridge. M n. Mate) day afternoon at the home of Mr*. li-b ed . I h a v e n o fiiitli-i .1 l i e ten r i- J yted f f * tb* meeting with a prayer a City. HI. rtoprd at Oklahom A V a le n t in e m o t if w a s u s e d fu r J. If. Truluck, West Tenth Street. Georg* aftef afl*f which refreshment* were Mis* Aide Traffnrd had charge of p a r t y d e c o r a t i o n s a n i l a p p o i n t ­ and Chicago nn,| the young t»‘r n i eT l hl i e t ot n t ma t a k o f t i n - E u r o p i - u n d » - b l aarvad b rid ge p a rty a n d sent home. John P * * ^ d . the Bible study lesson and gave m e n t s a t t h r t o t h e U n i t e d E l a t e * t - n o n e l b i n i| Tho*e prevent w *f*: Mr*. I*. Drifts as innili as ID fell |ff|» x i i , i i i M i . i m o , n i H i . questions |iom rhapt'n four, five, s h o w e r g i v e n y e s t e n t e y a f t e r n o o n .AUo ' . Paul P«»ld, Mr*. Mr*. H. H. HJU I k M N , G . ' C . r a l L o w m , Taw, and i l l pf th» mission study £o°k. b y M r s . C h a r l e s I h u r n a n d M r s . T . effectively i»*>' >lr' 1 Chicago >*jI* P a c k h a m . M m - 7 * F ~ MUV* ««rete Late. Jrv*i r h « Purine (he social hour refresh- I t . M r l l l n g a t t h e h o m e o f t b ? mb* from it* out- r suburb i. . WASHINGTON. Feb ) rli marT Uamf Tak. . . . DerU ~ Hophbw. meat* were nerved by the hnatrs* l a t t e r I n M a y f a i r I n h o n o r p f M r * . From Uieisville UOlGl- .1-1 tui i i O n t h o n s a u m p l m n Ib H I m id n N vah Walter, BWnche Gunnlag. Cfltd lert a* the In the frilowing: Mn. Mary Halt. D o n a l d | t u n n . y u a n i d l e , o f g l a d i ­ fett, rhanging to , • ilk o f s e lU l ii g v n r ilp -t s f-ir " • Ruth Borjand. U yra Mnrtin, Kronen, Mr*. A. K. Bowetter, Mr*. N l«, o l i , s n a p d r a g o n s , a n d r a l r n d u ' * * raced Inward |be Atlantic. I M X I . l K i n . D 00 r a s h n p p li .- d l „ II id Nlm Catherlno Kelly. tfl*| A school Inis driver |u Nor M r*. J . ab o u t th a rcxm i* Mn- A. J. Petenoq, Mr*. E. W. w a r * a r r a n g e d d rill o f G r e a t B r it n in aln tir .1* BbrlamL Jeanette Borland. ?*■ Kennedy, raffonJ. of Rirtjraqnd, Vo., atvI w h e r e t h e g u e s t s w e r e e n l c r t a i n r d . Dakota wa* pinns-d umb-r hit, Ite* l i t e r , Kathleen Calhoufl, E w re c k e d c a r fo r sev en h o u rs !u *1 i i n - r n l i e r , n f l o n g r e s i y e - l e r d n y Moeller, A t th e c o n rju rio n o f th a b rid ge U. AIIU Trafford. In d ira le il n w illin g n e s s t-, li ii-n fnd Mabel chapman. Margaret g a m e s h i g h p r o r r p r l a r , l i n e n n a p - hrlow wenther, and w.s taken to a f u r t h e r , b u t w h e n i t d e v n ' v r d t h e lette, FrW i lospitol, his feet frot<-n. J k lo s , 'w a s a w a r d e d fo M r s . G e o r g e s' tu t-sieil s u m » » » I,, i - i v - i ll Bowler, * m At Omab* tin- mercury wnt II W e in s t e in vr^lle s e c o n d h ig h s to re U fartiiM* % ^ • B r 'a y . l J r . B. U p r l x e , a n e m b r o l i U r e d p i l l o w r a s e , lielnw during Tuesday. Relief, m A .‘ E. Y at Lirrnln wero snainped t,,in *** the "ntit.ii*, the j,e-, , w e n t to M r * . E , fi. f i t o w c . M r * . agrncies *-■ - * — > «..~i i ""siw wih generally ill'rpli r-l * Heater* A Valptin*' party Fay held In ' J o h n P a u l W a l s p i p w a s l u c k y I n with demands for f-unl mid fuel. Impossible. BchUnaky. tyV ' ■J Elevated railways in Chicago ronjunetlen with tbo regular bite- c u t t i n g a m i received a d e c k ot Game* and C tees* mesUPB Of the Alai he* n kepf moving, but street Iraffie Joyed throughput tha evening • at p la y in g ca rd *. , R rfrrriim e n ts w e re s e r v e d l a t e was driapail. Thirty-six hour* «t Um apeiaj mraltog g f thi" Fldr ll ■ Clsst of the First Baptist Cburrh .M A D A M H A R R IE T Clara nf the First Raptlat Chuyrh which took a^ea lu t Right at the i n t h e a f t e r n o o n b y t h « h o s t e s s e s -now were predicted, ami when W K. C, T h o s e p r e s e n t w e r e : M r s . D o n a l d half of it wa* over at n«M»n Tin** bald on Tsaodoy evening at tb* c h u r c h has inetulied a new i UisU, Mrs. Volte D u n n , h o n o r „ g u e s t , M t e - A . I , day lhP Chkftff<* Strrrl IUiv.%ny Mm u ef Mrs- D- K. MeNab, Blf H a r p e r . M r s . Pel mum-lit Wave Usi hlne Williams, and Mrs. A. C. .McLen­ f'limpiny Raid tha tdorfn had ro*t IrtU . of H ” Magnolia Avenue. Late In tb* B etts. M rs . E . B . S to w e , M r . ■J5c for elictricily 7 • « of >b* *w rt»« ^rrtreshmeot* wars sertfwd don a* hoateaaea. Mrt. J. B. Field, G e o r g e W e i n s t e i n , M r s . J o h n P a u l presided over.tha aberi business tOr for grb- c a r t " ----------- C r — — — — . session white was fallowed ■*>* t o n * . J . T . S a l m a g a n d J . M . M e l . Wakuna, Mrs. Cbprlis Di nn, Jr . hlitfUllHMt M l t h I t i l l M M I r r r t n » " Those present werat K d fN F f lljid l M n f l l l •trJl|H *»||p several gene* and cpoU>u m a n . t o s p e n d s e v e r a l w e e k s w i t h Mrs. Torn Sullivan, Mrs. Joe Cor­ iwteiah **«m ItMa Quantities o t red rgM while h e r s o n a n d d a u g k t e y - l p - l a w . D r . ley, Mrs. £. M. Galloway, Mrs. II .nap dragon*, ffteg ta a tlo f - a n d M r * . 0 , 8 . S e V n a n . i f a r s o n s It. Monroe, Mr*. K. H. McDonald, I * Mf H i l i * l w r r B M . 1* 11*11.1 l*arM color scheme e f ye«t gnd wh ami Mis* Mildred Mitchell. le ft th is m o r n i n g 'f o r A tla n t a . Tb* entertainment, which wifi take place daring the ref rathmant hour, wWI Ikddde armgt by M li* K */ 'W BBT*** «pd fob * Dlghioe, a minstrel act by E. F. m IfP dateing by J- A.’ Mn. Circle Number Three O f Church H«n Meet Circles Of Baptist Church Have Meeting Mcwdames Dunn And Mellinfl: HostesscH ^ ^ m Alathean Claw Of Party CItorch H District Meet&tf O f Endeavor Group HeM !C : T . N e p V y , a a d n ' ' .. . . . . . . . . . , "!r »* " R v v e riim c n l h g o in g to b. lire 1,1 , t t r l , , e '{ esc* t,n ' " , " V . a - ' motley * * " " oil Jiwtiiiiwork* 1 " ' |Baby Chicks 10 lbs. Starting Mash And BORAH HITS A T Self Feeder LUMP P A Y I N G With OF WAR D E B T S 15 Chicks At $l.i50 Bauman Feed & Supply C’o. Y. W, A. Mno*w "w re . hi which he 'iigg* sled llo country bur,- -m b n dictator I* "-Ic-H -th<"ips|-tnpw »mt -wrwp-rn^j the fight hsinpcring slntm- in '* '* fori fin*pertly, T h e r e i> m m e i n n p p r o r i n t i n g p e l-lie m o n e y t o r r l l e v e ill. In i-I j th e — Jeaaette U/a«: M l.. bosUstes. ■ Those preseat grmi Mn. J- B. F U l d a , M r s . H. 8 . M r t r a n , M n . E . M Txyter, Mr*, rf, D. Smith god SSW ^B ................. M rs . JL N . N t e n r , Lnufon. Mn.rO. B. Murray Jarrts. Ml fuy, Mrs V. Q.; M. Hand, Mrs. ii gutet, Mrs, C. H, Inns, 0*., Mrs. t W llltem n , J :___— x— '4 itral b a ile r * s e n le v i Kroppfl* ) i n r h a lte r ie s s l ie r , H I , a t e f s t r o n g , w it h t u u 'e r f f i c la m y . T I I A T I 'K R I K H P lt K K T K S T F .D O h* C IIA R C E ■ M M N N W tM to 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 08, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e3b5ecf7c8f8938f616fe4354d054c07.pdf abb046b5c0cc466bc44a4a0a060506c4 PDF Text Text TOUR NEWSPAPER Cloudy with rala W n lin d i; 114 FnblMted In Florid*’* H e n r i 11m WockT* Greatest Vegetable 8ve4 and Richest Garden Land. AN INDEPEND loalgkt sad DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA, TUESDAY. PEURUARY 7. IOM Is Prepared GROWERSWILL Widespread Interest Shown In Washing­ ton Over Plan For Onet-Lwnp Payment Will Give Celery Free To Children'sHome; Minutes Of Meeting In Lakeland Read LONDON, Feb. 7, - U P f " Reliable sources put stamps . , , . n of authority today on reports f i n a n c i a l F IIg T lt U t Going one step further In their charlliei, members of the Semi- . ndlr Agricultural Club meeting in ................... ___ last n u h t to the Court House iNswee**xsiwpk shippers meeting In lakeland Friday night, obeyed the action of their president Ami his advisory I born] in gratuitously offering' state institution* at) the celery thry need, and externM their ac­ tion to cover Ihe Children's Home i M ucatlnnnl I n s tl; seek to settle the American War debt Immediately with n single payment. The new British debt cccnmiaaion is expected to offer a flat payment of about onethinl cf lb, sum now allocated WASHINGTON. Keb. 7— <AvWidevpreset Interest was created hare today by disatebes front London describing a prospective British war debts »*ttlenient plan an a lump aura basis Involving aoNaats Orem (1,250,000,000 to (2,000,000,000. * For soma time reports have been eu rran t. that Great Britain would make arms lump sum 'offer for final itttlo n rn t, tun 'usual­ ly the sums mentioned have been under (1,000,000,000 or more in line with the Lsnsami: repsrsIkna agreement. The sum of (2,COO.000,000 would represent a settlement slightly ass than M percent of the total amount now Bar'ter Exchange IsNew Experiment In South Carolina COLUMBIA, B. C, r i h .^ 'f c OO—Tha South Carolla* barter exchange, • unlove community cxparlment, apantd registration yasUrday ,af yfofasslonal and tkllltd uwikSmn who are wiling to axe h u g e their service* for goods, stock or produce. Tha txrhaagu was founded aa • medium of distribution of sur­ plus goods and service*. Although It was only announced Saturday, these In chargy laid (hr public lx evincing kaan Inters!. Tan pareuna registered yester­ day. Among them w art x ctrpsater, offering hla aervicts fur gcodsi • dark, n seamstress, who would srerk In oachanga for 'or.d and she Iter | a wc man who want* to exchange rabbits and thick­ ens for • calf or other stock and produce! a stenographer who will work for f<od and (holler. An attorney wrote that he would accapt credit slips up to (2S for exchange of professional servlets. The exchange ts sponsored by lH aral Columbine. It I* a non­ profit association and entails no circulation of atrip. Instead, credit allpa are to ba Issued to those leaving goods at Ure exchange and tha allpa may be used for Bay othar goods ar services of­ fered. To 111aa trots tha system of barter tha exchange gave the following Ulaatretirn. "A farmer owning o cow would toko It to tho exchange and re­ ceive (20 In credit allpa, which would ba of -•mall denomination to allow their toady transfer. If ho desired roofing tor hla born, ha eronld taka the allpa to a mcrehint, who would glen him the material and taka tho slips. The slips canid than bo presented a t the eashoogo fer goodo a r arnicas the merchant might de­ sire. The slip* travel hack and forth from the exchange to tho nuhile and are not Intended to ha riant la tod throughout thh com­ munity." —- — -— *—»------------ - conditions are such thsl all schools in Orange Vounty may close down in a week or so, maybe sooner, it was raid. Figures secured from Ihe office nf the county superintendent el public instruction show that npproiimatrly 17,000 In teaehem' salaries ware not paid on the laat pay day. Keb. X Superintendent Walker made no comment what­ ever on .the financial sit listing. He said that the school boar, would meet thlr morning t« dis­ cuss routine matter*. Irehnling the question of whether or not teaehers will he illowed in It" 1* Tampa Mar. 0 to I'd t» otlend sessions of the Florida Education­ al Association there. . From othar sourer* It was learned that only fd.Otlfl is now on hand to meet the next r*y or about (10,000. Just where, Ihe batance of (38.000 will he seeurert no one could say yeslenUy. H was shown that lb« boaid rrrcnlly borrowed 1100.000 and revenues fre.fn.tl* i state f«t» eduealiowaJ purposed »iuxt gw f t pay off thh loan. Conaequently no aesislaree for some time from Tallahariea waa foreaean. Teachers In Ihe Ocoee school pU»—In short that th* "loafer*" wo rid be counted rAit In nr-'er to crest* a Job. Whether this charge actual y [would be made today was problematical, though discus­ sion oj the mailer Indiealrd that soortr or later tha alleged move lo creato a job would be probed by board member*. Among routine business •aeheduled for th* echool hoard waa th# question of whether or not chil­ dren would l« allowed a day from srhool lo attend the Onlrisl Florida exposition. .It waa thought that possibly some of the routine C oldest Wave Of Yea r Heads ie With Predictions hie 40-D egree Droj MEMBERS OF TRADE BODY ARMY BEFORE STARTING DRIVE K. K. H«rncr, president o7 the club, -dro’elh l the members' atIrntion In this matter shortly after he had asked approval of hi* donation of Seminole County cr'ery In Goverror Sholtz and the institutions under his rhnrgc. “I issumrd this responsibility be­ cause I knew that there isn't a grower in this community who would have dona otherwise", Mr. Darner said, to receive unammnj* approval of his action. Mr. Horner intrmlueed l!»v. F. M. Martar who pleaded the cause of lire Jacksonville h*»rpr for rnmr 100 children Rev. Msrler said that one of lh« loot llnrs operat­ ing lielarcn Suifuid and Jacksoiimiie had screr.i t o tw ir-paw (Continued On ra g r Font I —(A1)— Announcing the preach from the W est I severe cold wave which 1 bring a 40-degree drop far South as New Ortj meteorologists today laj storm warnings posted « tho Gulf Coast area i Florida to Texas. Precipitate drops in t«m| lure were forecast for nsarf tbs southern state* sad l Louisiana and North Mtasll warned to prepare for alaet leow tonight with mercury I ping aa low as 10 degrees la j states and In Arkansas. * 1 S A N F O W D . FLORIDA CHICAGO, Keb. Midwest prepared to at° h * ^ R S j sirs today na sdvsncnl w artjE ff ware received of what metdMSr •lata said would ba tha M W . wava of tha season. Cold altopdy haa deactndad .-la Minnesota,? kotos, Iowa, Nebraska, Wlaa*Mk, and Montana with numerous riff* reporting tamparatarea of xaara tkaq 20 below aero. Snow drift* added to tha discomfort to U f * sot* and North Dakota and Mm* highways wera reported blockade From Idaho across tha DMMs down iota tha Valley of Iho'Mto■laalppl and tha Missouri, j*pw swirled with t rpd ng faayvjSJ* - MEMBERSHIP SALES ARMY 1000 New Members in 36 Hours Sanford Ministerial Group Lauds Louttit Rranhitlnnn of drep appreciation nf Itev. II. Irvlnr luWillU whn leaves Ssnford within a frw week i In Iwmme rector of the Episcopal Churrh In West Palm lleach, werFroleatant Ministerial Assneislion meeting In regular session Mon­ day afternoon. Rev. J. B. Root, president of the Association, t h i s morning ex­ plained the attitude or his group when he aald **0ur association i with Mr. Lnottlt have been such that the ministers of th if rily feel a personal loss in hl« going from Ihilr mldsl. He has been n true yoke-fellow, one who »»* ever ready to co-operate in a most splendid manner. While Ihe min­ isters r-gret his leaving, they reJolre that lie ha* received this pro­ motion and rommrnd him In the highest terms to the rhurch and city lo which ha goes." Excellent Heads Of Lettuce Given Herald Trade Body’s Membership tmosphere O f Optimism Municipally 1 n h i i c d S c l f-Li q itidatin^r (’urrency P o p ular Off I,* a heurlarlng «lsrl this! began at the Valdes Hotel this m ntniu; when 71 prominent men and women »f t hi * r**unty gnthere,| for final instruction.relnllng to llicir |*api In lh<- nnnii.il Femitnie Ciomljr ("Insist) s-r "I Commen *• ircm)>cr*hip drne, tepoila cuircnt rally Ihn afleir"«n nidipair,| that -over |**n*nt of Ihe gnat hf insisi mcmlo-rvhii In 3*1 home hud been reached. >•* "'ily a frw Ham- had rr|>»rled. I'ep ami enthusiasm were the kvynole ol Hi*' breakf.i t no *ting, fi-atur*.1 l>y Ihe nttenoan*-* << ieprcss-tilatrvi-s from rvery tilioii of the county, word* of whom** and couroy from Chnil*'* ll*rring, who f director of pulhc n tie a tion u' I'nytonn’ llracli, irel Hie Imnlly applauded oiiniHimiment that thre*- rounly lo st *. I.akn Msry. S-lavix, and Fern I'nrk hail KNOXVILLE, Trim., Feh 7. (/|*> City VStte I scrip money, ilevrlopmrnt nf man's at* old cus­ tom of tiartering good. for .ervires, hai come Into extensive use in msny eotithem cilie . ' haring |n smm* iustam-ex Htiaiiml a g lta ttr turnover.than rash. In addition. III- pravlite of ex­ changing se rv irrv jo r skelter and food has grown lip in Imallth'* where fiirmnl terip hu* iml teen Iliunl. '» The rlty nf Knoxville h.i * been issuing 1131.1X11) worth of scrip monthly to*meet payroll*, nnd ndditloral amounts to pay for tlty suppllrs, l>l the slightly more than It,000 issued siriee Juno 11, lt'32, half has been turned In a- poyment of taxes. Th* pnp r I tar* six percent interest rod will be­ come i rdecrouble ritt hei*. I.» and Mur. 15. Virlually tall Knoxvillr lor mess The MHane Theater* lim ed firms neeept the scrip at par Val­ Auction, schediilid !■> Inke pneu ia- ami pu ** it on lo employes. Merchant* say ita u-n ha stimu- tonight at 9 o'rlnck, will bring to a close a we k of Imeinrsa sliniu(Coniinunl on Huge Five) Ulion in {-atiliiid mi'c the Ininsdm lion of “l*n |*rrlly . .Srrip" winch will be u>c*l in place of money v*lien approximately (150 worth of merrhaf’lisr will he aolil to the highest bidders. During the we* k 20 Imal firms, |ne|udlo< the Mllane fh*nt*‘r, hr.ve I **1 "I’f.-p en ly Seitp" lo rmtoui* i * making cash puirhau-s. Tonlyhi e.iel* )»rj*on who has n C4iivv*l fScrlp" welt have tl*» «|»fiorliinlty lo u-e It ns though it were an actual dollar in currency, for a t Ihe nut Hon it will be m good as United Males looney in bi'lding |«w er. ^ _ • ■ Alhongh nhe week ft'i'inshi*-red a »ltort period for sg* h n plan that has teen piece,; |A operation here Ihe *|«m*or* lire well (allsfie.f with the rr-ulls a«*.| are con­ fident that local buyer.* ar*. moio than glad Ihal they have lakgn ad­ vantage of what i* termeff “an unusual offar." Tha following Fanfonl firms hav* co-oparalrd with th* Han­ ford- Herald l« the "fruspcrlly Scrip" movement: Tho Milana Theater, Umiy Dty t l«*n*r*. Forrest (UUhal's Cash Grocery and M*al Market, Wagoner Furallure 8amlnule Tire Shop, Brlggs-Jeweler, lansy Drug LONDON—Modem h u slx s o a * Store. IL B. Pope T'o.. Sanford knows so boaada rie*- Bee kingtoo pUectilc Cout reeling Co., Wood, Abbey, 004* tb* horns of monks, niff a id W*Uon, Semico!* Cream* Sanford Sporting Good* l* to bo rosvvrtid Into a *la»re i f f , ■tore, Radio'*, Coleman's Offtea reached or exceeded their ipmta. Marlin Stank**, nf htavla, which l< this c o u n t)n e w e s t precinct, Imusirg 13 (s'liilivs, t*|*nti it-rlinL "It I* my firm lege I" *ny that we have already Mdlelted end sol*l lha heads of ru* li family, or 1.1 membership*." While Ihi- workers applauded. Mi. FtanVi* lntin<|urrd Andrew lluila, J r . whom he rinlilcd with tun in.: lent cutislderahlc assistance, a« aii-only lieutenant. Frank Kvan*,uf Lik*- Msry, anil Ci plain Clement* llallrl, **f H m f rrk , quickly followrtl Mr. Slanko's snroonctliimi, to any that thoxe i ommmilti* ■ L»*l already rraehrd their quid*. J. II. Mcnlck, mayor of LstifivuniL Hfwt t*i fay that ID of the town • q " '1* had already brrn pi* dyed. With this an i» <i<> ' d art, the atniy of wtikei* *i *.ul shortly (Continue*! o*i *’aye Three) Sanford MinHtrds To Moke Radio Debut up my home I *hut hini**’ Ii* a Yatoo. » , today surrendered th c rtly ' of tar IL U Causey. Jjl. waa shot sis time* oicl kilk-*l {it a paint shop where both were employed:'PolIce »*ld the shoot­ ing cslarinatod an argument jxr* twees Uka men over Mr*. Vales, who, they xrere Informed, was sc ps re tod frees her husband. lion for the freeing of the Putnam County Memorial brldg* from U la t , I* U Includ'd under that apedto aped* „c hcadiag w—.* * . In th* ffe th* tostatlve UsUtlv* bud­ budget adapted by th* •>•** r",d iboard,___• according a—M v,itna Mto *. a MMf copy ■ re­ reived yeaUrday by W. A. " tl Uama J r , cl«rk «f tb* court. Another B in e Hits Highway No. 2*. wbkh U now pavod frem Baa Mateo to Hope Is Given Coney Island Resort belng Shill Staff a ^ tb a a o m la d in g llnk Corbett’s ,NTW Y O U , f.b , 7 e - 4 0 - » l w af lha Taka CHy-Folatka Short "’ * )'«, however, I* rtoagiilxad ta s pow lrira l ptagu* of Cosay laNEW T 0 1 K . rob. 7.—M V I k * ' Mriatlv# aatlareto. which cease* I f for float odopUon »t lb( IIup* for tho recovery of James meeting of Use road board ok Mar. Corbett, ( a r m o r heavy weight rhampios, aoriooaV III with a heart aUmosL was abandoned In­ stretch, 1UM mil** mm bring day by bta physician, Dr. Willard Up For Recovery • --------**f J. C. Penney ri stores, ope sad Copy Of Amendment To Proponed Act Is _Received 1n State JACKSONVILLE. Feb. 7.-GP) A mpy of nn amendment to tha prnpiMnl art to establish a uni­ f o r m system of bankruptcy Ihrniirhoiit the United States, pro­ posed l*y Senator Fletcher, of Florida, which would taka i t menlcipalilic* ami other political auhdivisions, has hist /liven received Under the Fletcher amendment any ni'inripalily or other political subdivision of any slat* may fila a petit ion, staling that *ueh tax­ ing district is insolvent or unable lo meet its debt* as they mature and this' it desire# to effect a plan of adjustment of- ll» debts on x basis of rapacity to pay. A fea nf (Inn in addition to other fea In Ihe act. would Imi provided. An adjustment plan would InEquipment • **, K*.i-lbllenuly rlmlr a proposal lo mcslify or alter generally h'atnn. Unit*.I laimher •'«*., T**uch- rlu i in* "f rrcilitor* through issuanee nf new serurlIon's Fnnlnril Drug in .. It I - lies. nn,| at the same time provide I'rikinr, t nlhmin’i f|h-pxr|m (at ailopmle ni'an* for esecutlon of -It rc, nnd the Hill llnrdwnre I n. ihe plan. The Milam- Theater h:i* V.Ivei^j | Upon approving Ihe petition tha a dollar's worth **f " crip" t» «»ch pulps* might require the petitioner piirrha-rr nf an adult tneatrr lo giv“ such nnllee s i the other ticket ilurirg the pout week. Koch may ilirert to the creditor*, might of the iillu-r liri-i* lt*lcil In the require Ihe tnsing district, at such fnregoi’ntj paragraph ha* given limes as the judge directed, to ti dollar’n wnnn **. ”»crlp" In each fill* srlr tlnle* pn'il «ubmlt other person mating a dollur ra*h pur- information necesrary.to fully dlath<* nffalrs of the district. rhasc. Under the amemlment tha plan The fnlluwiiig will hr sobl t*i the IllshiuL-hUldets-ia—'I’rusper. nf adjustment wouhl not ha l*aa Ily fictip" tonight; .two Mllanr than 25 |e*»eent In amount of any Theater tickets, goml for one rlns* nf errdilnr nnd not Irsa than nmntli ndmlllanre each; (5.00 III perrent In amount of all lha worth nf cb unit g uml pleasing; ereditprs whjsnj rlaims or equities (.i.l>q wolth of grnceiie,.;j t (7.PR wool,| t,. .affsWad W »h* pla»* atwl rayon dull leif vpriifil i* l;’ a (5 00 other than lha plan aet forth In credit on » ('re Icy (I'J'.fJ rmlio; the petition, m*y be propoaed by a 19.75 electric clerk; (10 w-irth anv creditor at any hearing. of toilet artirlrs; a (i.OO fire; n A romnoalllon of adjustment (7.60 vlrctilc sandwich toaster} a n|an would not be eonfirmeil untl| 1(7.50 man's,,bath ml*-; 60 one- It had been accepted In writing quart butteiujlk tickets; a (7^0 filed on behalf of the creditors salt wotar flsnlrg reel; a (10 silk holding two-thlrd* I" amount of dress; a (10 smoking stand; a tha claim* allowed and which (760 Eugene I’rrmanrnt wave; g (5 credit on ary lumber order; would bo affected. a (100 men'* wallst; u (5 gsiPuf man’* ahoaxj a (l'» gladtion# suit- HUDSON WORK KBS BTR1KB caaa; • (10 credit on any model Auction Will Be Stapled Tonight A t Milanc With Bidding In Scrip Money Slayer No Provision Made Jackflonvillc SurrcndcrH To Cops ForFreeing Bridge JACKSONVILLE, Feh. 7.--W) At Palatka Limits —Telling officer* Ihal “He br-.l(. North Louisiana A Mississippi S l a l For 10-Above Cd Storm Along G PLAN KEJECTED kSUINGTON.—Scnata mllb committee rejeciod proposal pnator Couxani for eras* ‘ (» car* for unemployed " tk m t i n fttrm tfp o sure; more of th i n froth M > dents oil ley highway*. M y. Tha starm was tha w a n t' In ytara a l Tocatails, Idaho. !'Att traffic—(Mr, highway and rail— In loutheaat Idaho waa ipow. bound. Far east to tb# aeaahora,. tha Atlantic rolled It* rage whila tha Weather Bureau promised rikre of tha mow that su d s a whits _ _ t_ __ I for dats Nex* IfaM York Vrewlr th anA wcek-and d 'ik t ndfbboUx • Drifts piled over MonUna, Wy­ oming, Colorado, UUh and New Mexico, Below xero waa tha word In D w w i Cheyaaaa tingled x» 8 below; Hejana ploughed th trijlk ■ foot of mow. *. There was no lot-up In tho Da­ kotas and Minnesota aa th a b n * xard drove down th# tarn payalures, it w u 28 below a t Mteot, N- D. In Parthylvaulu, nine poru«» wera killed over lha week-end In accidents on roads coated WHli let. A man died from e x p o « a . Temperature* war* th* loweuWn 1MJ. Around U ka MMhlgan, whn* mildness prevailed yesterday, Chi* cagoana and thalr naigbMMa looked over a reversal with n h xero weather. Another tastd ^ C xero was forecast for Indies*! Barry’s R 'em ovil Riecommended By* Senate Committ#^ WASHINGTON. Fab. Immediate reiUOT*! of - Dm M Barry as Sanat* sargenat a t f M for writing In a k>*0*l«o **W » that soma membar* of C o d i n g accept bribe* waa r o e M W M ., today by tha S anau N M I P committee. Tho case coma* tip la th a S f b ate U la thl* aftOTkoon for del* rod nation. II- gsne rally WftM conceded tha ceamiUae’g mandatlos will b# Sdaptod. already batag n * w *«JP A mottos by S asstor BN Republican, a l UHissa. to ; mend p o n s lttla r » • W-M officer rtjoi ir t* (a roalgse roalgs, wsa W rued Lately prtat to 1 M action, FXaaasor �9 HOT SPECIAL A l P m M Home SAUSAGE 2 25 ib * . Cash Grocery & Meat Market 406 Sanford .Ave. a w .B ilW m m im L . I Men’s and/Women’s Clothing 1 I 5 ■j ■ 500 Sanford Ave. 1 n ■ We Sell on the Easy Pay Plan ■ • 3i&.JI4ilk~of^fagnesiq----- $L00 3 Pts. Laney’s Rub. Alcohol $1.00 4 Boxes Kotex $1.00 LANEY DRUG STORE 1 P t Cottage Cheese Vi P t Heavy Cream 2 Doz. Fresh Eggs 1-lb. fresh Churned Butier Value $1.27—All for FOR MONDAY ONLY SANFORD ELECTRIC • SaveY our “ SC R IP” For The M1LANE AUCTION T0M0RR0WLNIGHT. 9 P. M. iC O N T R A C T IN G C O • r Shampoo, Finger Ware and Arch all for 11.00 . Phone 73S for appointment 108 Magnolia .v Electrical Supplies Electrical Contracting Work Commercial and Park Are. Mlaaca Minnie Born Echota and Eralee* Cm*. 8 Boxes First Aid Napkins......... |1.BO Value Fountain Syringe or Water Bottle................... 91.35 Value Gem Shaving Outfit................ TOUCHTON’S To-Night Last Times Be Your Own Critic—Sec It— ' The Moat IMncuiutod Picture Ever Filmed. N* Adraac# When Dry Cleaning can be done better and cheaper in Sanford we will do it first Wc have a real treat to offer our customers—watch for further an­ nouncements. $1 Value Swan Pencils dn Sale _______ ATKNTIONt FISHERMEN ' Special Let Freeh Wgter 50c Each ARTIFICIAL BAIT 3 for 11.00 ARCHER HOSIERY $ lf00 pair 'Sheer Chlffop that really i * A|] new;, Bpring ahaden 108 Magnolia Ave CROSLEY “ FIV ATTENTION MEN! AN AMAZING FIVE TUBE RADIO ' a FOR ONLY $19.99 DELIVERED . X. Fleet BU—Neil to Saaferd F anitere On We have special prices every <|ay- $1.50 to S2J>0 Value SHIRTS and we give $ 1.00 “Prosperity Scrip’ See our window display. Fist and Elm Phone 893 WORTH READING! FRIGIDAIRE fMV ana ti • • ■ ad. by Friendly Ft' DEPARTMENT STORE w sr .1v .... •. l /•' * SANFORD SPORTING GOODS STORE to A d « U .lo o Bait Hosiery In America Corner 2nd and Magnolia and Tenth 8L and Sanford Are. OFFICE EQUIPMENJ �1 . Jl.n.-W te. tt m t \ #ior TUB flANPORO HERALD, «ANFOHDt FLORIDA. Wkiat’ft Wrans? a< k i l « H , V t l M l t o a venae. tu tfi aiding para them by, ambers keep oq mounting hout a mis every day, one thinks o f colliding they're aw rpt away. Igh-hrow* and to Mystics S bm hsva no appeal, lover* of etetlstlra '*» know just how I feat. ^what’s tho hie of grumbling7 paver know, I fear, r .many leave* come tumbUAg i London'* tree* each year! Hy W. II. B. I If w* are really seine to have revolution, let's have it in ths chide of iodtutryB>*on Are As*tn Heins Mint In I m arks—headline. Bo the btaon usurped the hull. ’ ■- — —1>--------- I t’s a te ed thing dueMlar wen* ■out of etyl* before civilisation rkail reached tlm machine gun as* An ergraa-w e umtbntaml It, to chat a Technocrat u u i W money.' iad a TfAmrtcfat, ws npposc, I* I scrambl'd erg. : Japan trtujt have gotlto the idee Its'Marietta rlan poltry from the of alee resistance Ghaiutl. gome of that? relief plans tor* of Meed Ing to ke the old ririforn H r ll i t a.fmter. tt eared the rr al| m-lit but it killed lh» J»nL . ■ , ffi . --------- - * . . . . firaday'a article »n the inrimd a esplalna who ie the head oi , family. This aheuUt ba of In­ st even to thee* who are not eted ln income taxes. The G® “ . Ttl^ ***» „Th* Ek« I« d ft Its Feed Complaining of the rcriousncsa of the depression the o th e r day, we were fo rced to listen to the experien ce of a aim friend of ours who explains thlji economic phenomenon rwtterma of technology, political incompetency, an d In tern a*—•_____ jtlonal trade, but of humin nature. •D U U U S He wan returning from Orlando tbo other night, he U t managed to push M M i l a said, when he H a otrt of gasoline. his car about two block* down the highway until he eame non u m to a filling station with alt the light* out. He raised a shout to see if anyone were asleep within. After several • I k . ____ _ par H**la cries a weary voice was heard, **Go on away. This place la " I J J ■* cbeed for tho night.’' •iMlMt, la t a ttar a r tK* h im m at This certainly leads one to believe that not everyone wts. «||| la an anxious for business a* hr might well lie. It also re­ a tiirtia li minds us of an article we saw in the Christian Science mmTt# U?nJ< Monitor the other sight in which a Bdston man Is quoted ___ tea a a r r r tM lm - «N os saying that the trouble with this country Is that the l a lb* l a r a r r vu a irr r i o a rla rla a t b r a ti l a C b lra s a aa S S rw Y »fh. people themselves are not taking advantage of the oppor­ tunities which every day nre being spread before them. H ernia la a bar a t I b t He Insists that he- personally paid » young man fifty Hi r r m a l l i b la m l a • S i M la I k r aaa l» r aa- cents for two houra work which was the first money he ■ * „ • .U r a l r h r r m l all II a t a a t a l l t r a U t l l l t - had received in a month, And In spite of a hungry family I M t n a a t alaa Ib a la *11l at home, the fellow spent thirty cents of tho money on JjmfohTO S E & m Sr-* .a t la, * w ta h r t r l a a r r a la a i M r t t t b cigarettes and twenty cento in a pool room. Ho tells about another unemployed worker, » girl, who V t. FEBRUARY 7, 1M3 had not had a Job for si* months. A relief agency found work for her In a rooming house and with her first week's «t*dltUlMbMII»lUiittnilllAllIMi ■waaro.s-dh».a«iirqtiua-p««n*n*at. wave, arm tlng-to-charily V8R3E rO B TODAT for fobd. He also tells of seeing n family -of faiir in a picture 1NTK’ ASSURANCE: show who had applied to the' community cheat for help Lor,), ye hi* salnta: U no v a s t to lham that the day before, and also of knowing a man who had ex­ Ths young lions do lack, changed a sack ef charity Hour for a pint of whiskey. Ha hunger: but they that Inalats he haa seen automobiles run by people who have no Lord ■hall Sot want any jobs, ho homes, and cannot pay house rent. M*f■—Psalm ) 4 : 0^10. We'all know that hundrud* of thousands, perhaps mil­ lions' of dollars were spent by the public last Fail to see AUTUMN LEAVES footbaH'games, and* pet we>read every day -th at schools themselves' are dosing- through lack-of funds, and even the wvas a t . falling, richwf Institutions nro being forced to cut professor's sal­ tress are pitting hart, aries.»'* t *' • Its just appalling We knovV'too'that in a time when community chest no on* Hiiirn" to caret drives, and Beth Cross campaigns are continually failing short bf their-quotas, slot machine agencies and race tracks tk s aivl open ap atel report boomtng'business. * : • rutty h»ap* they Hr, i man with vaeant fates Can someone tell us what is wrong with this' picture? fit/ YOUR INCOMfeTA? TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, IMS INQOME TAR W NUTSHELL ____, ™ W HOt Btagto person had net Income of II.OUU more or grew* Income of or more, end married < who had net ineom* of tt, or more or groas Income of 000 or mere mint file relume. , .WI1EN7 The filing period Wy In* January 1 and ends March Ids 1033. WHERE? Collector of In­ ternal revenue for tho district In which tho person lives or hoe hi* principal pier* of bsaelaaa*. HOW? See instructions Form* 1040A and 1S40. WHAT? Four per cent met U s on the first excess of the patqou lion and credits. Eight per normal U s nn tho balance net Income. Surtax on net com* in ex em of IS.fSXt. Coolidgc Extolled lit Memorial Service Feb. 7, Calvin Coolidge extolled yesterday a* the "locarnatlen of the ideal of America of hi* day" in a memorial *»r*ice addm a delivrervrf tmfere a.**emblcd p-niera of Urn gov­ ernment by Chief italic* Arthur Treaties Buxg of the Maatachorel l* Supreme Court. HU Wat tho only spoken rulogy a t the eerrico In honor of thy former president held In the House chamber at­ tended by members f t both branches of Conyre»», President i Hoover and his rabbet. United States supreme court juitlccs, and diplomatic corps. ___ _ TARE MB. NOAH INCOME-TAX DONTS BOSTON—Thirteen floods In ar.~mhoaqlw.iaiaiaJi.Ar*-..,. eragril 2d inches were witnessed a t Fenehow, China, by Dr. and Mrs. I.yun Lt Burton, of Mlanrapotls. *Dmrt"-v«rk>v without l i n t studying tho Inatrurtioae on tho form. DON'T proc rseti note. Early etMtnbling of data permits a cartful coaalderetion of all tas problem*. , DON'T destroy the memoranda from which your return wag prepared. TO HELI* rOOR CHILDREN COLUMbUS. O.—Through n gift of 1900. a special research scholarship for a study ef para­ sites affecting chicken* he* been established at. Ohio .SlaU , Unlvrr^ slty. DON'T omit explanation such Information tial t0 an intelligent audit. Attach memoranda your return. TAKES SCHOOL SBRIOl’SLT WHO M TUB HK.tt> OF A FAMILY. A taspajer, though single, who vepport* and maintains in ope household <>e* or more individuals Hu f j o l n I . i''r r* T T i who are rlosaly connected wllh Buffalo Hunta Coining Back him by hl<n*| lelatiojsship, ula'• t 'r r r y ^ - r T - ^ r - T .- : r — lionship hy marriage, or by Thu bison, big-headed quadruped of the bovine family, uiloption, and wb«e* tight I* rawhose hoofs once.beat a rhythmic cacophony on the ro­ crci*e family eonSrel «e,» mantic plalna of many a western .state, but whose numbers for tbi-si* dependent lmlividit.il* is until recently had j|lmost dwindled to the point Where ex­ ha*ed upon some motel or legal tinction loomed‘certain, la coming back into Its own. obligation, is the head of „ fam­ According to n report by the American Bison Society ily, and entitled tb the sanu- extil its recent meeting in New York, more than MQ0 bison empllon allowed > married per­ were kilted last season In American and Canadian reserva- ron—|2jaKt. Alert he may rlsluUohi. whereas 20 years ago there were not more than 1400 a film credit fge-rurli depi-ndenl. For eiamplc, a widower who sup buffaloes or- the continent . -• The socloty, whose purpose is to conserve thete ani- purl* in nn* hnurehnld an aard mother and a daughter 17 year* maht in an'effort to keep oliv* as long ns possible a mem­ old i* entitled lo an exemplion ol ory of the. Okl West, has done its work so wall that the fS.600 a* the head of a f»nftly, buffaloes nav* Increased In numbers to the point where pla* a credit of flOO for each de they are ovcr-bunlening their caretakers and are requiring pendent, a total of frtqoo. The more food and space than arc available. As a conse­ *100 credit, however, doe* not quence many, of them are having to be slaughtered. Tho apply to the wife or liuiband of • meat is being distributed to Indians who live on the res­ taxpayor, though one may he to. ervations and take care of thn animals. tally dependent upon the other. There are eight of thcs« reservations ln the l/nlted Several (actors are Involved In Stales with one of the largest herds at Yellowstone* Na­ ilcterminlng whether a person tional Park, white there are 1,016 adults nml 200 cnlves. who file* a return as l>a heed ol One of the finest herds, oddly enough, is in the Bronx • family is to be thus clasuifird Thr element of either legal or Zoo in the heart of -New York City. ■ The plan has been suggested that hunting.of buffaloes financial dependency mu*t exist be permitted agnin, and if tho idea is adopted wo may sec A taxpayer wbo support* In hi. minor children over whnm h< once moro the old-fashioned bison hunt, accounts of which home exercise- family control is cla»»l in etory books have thrilled countless young Americans. lied a* the head of a family, even Think of tho excitement some may havo in riding the though the children may havo an hurricane, dock , of a cow pony, breezing along beside a income ut their own sufTcicnt for herd of galloping buffaloes, raising n rifle and shooting their maintenance. If ho do** not from the saddle, or perhaps, leaping from tho horse, bowie -upport them, hy reiuuin of Hick knife in otieV mouth, nnd the planting it* blade into the own Income, hut doe* exerciar bison's witter after a secure grip has been gotten in the ani­ family control, ho can not be cW sitied as tho head of a family. mals shaggy mane. This was real exciting sport nnd furnished the basis If an individual supportsd li an for the thrillinv tales of the buffalo hunts. Hunting adult and there rest* upon lb* them In any other way, that is stalking them down on taipayer a moral or legal obli­ foot and blazing away, would havo about as much kick ns gation to provide a home and rat* for such individual, tba *■ going out In the back yard and shooting tho family coV eruption as the head of a family ____________ ___- - v it allowed, provided th* individual It financially dependent. If the in dividual i* not financially depend SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO After all a ' fanner* with l»U enl, the exemption, even though DUtand1 dollar roortxuc* morteaxa on hi* the taxpayer mri-laln* the com tv* thouaancV*dollar farm ' la no ’ 'After glrlng iba matter deep ami, haring returned in get Mrs. mon home aad furnishes th* chief Palmer and the rhikltcn, Mr. ,'ofr than'a gayevnawat wllh •tody, tlm wrrthaaU u£ thia city support, does not apply. billion* of expenses •re, planning the formation of aq Palmer reporti Miami a* being For income-tax p arties thsre of Income. Aistfrikion oh on having fur Hi IH ohject'li 'V ? b",ir *Wjr w“ h nt ran b* only on* heaJ of a family i. tu • tnoeratlng by Individoab. W. m*LJnrli. aad ths exemption can not he di­ t>. Bock* (viler’a fortuM t".' Henry, tepfeeentlng Mix. E. A. Dou|La*s, of Oviedo, the i tk kae* iVuYk W s otj Merchant!' Mercantile Agency, of spegt Thursday In Orlando shop­ vided. Net infrequently claims far Ik* IS.W10 exemption nro re­ *alolUr» to About 1 d0 mil* bib hr of th* Predlt ping. ceived from twu or more inemhem »Wch p u t g4#dlo:Ouw what f'itUhargt'puhllehere Mr. Sessions, raahier of the t a r Beewea h»ve duqa Eipcrieoe* Quid*, which agrnry Oviadu Hank, spent Saturday of a family. ix erpaxlxiag' builnrax m rn‘ all It should be rememliertd that gaaoltna pwts0>>t - .* over the-tM |eil Shale* In a aim- night sod until Kunday stsniag in a single person, whether or not * -W-’ Orlando, returning with Dr. Mar th* head of a family, ia reqaired Mate ef Ijew Y qrk M r t y ’ Uar day, 8»« htAi here for' the shall In hla new m In. pai^ mrrk'Working up Interest in la file * return If his or her ntl . mere tu i l l aupport income for 1032 v^ss 11,000 or k| fcnrrmiutni 1093 q loeat MghnijatWs, and wilt re' otksgiatataJiLW -RklYSj main h*|u (or *wue time In the In < llltlSTIAN HCIBNC’B CIIURCU mart, regard let* of whether, the ■ ra n d Interval rqvqsue taxed lerese- of .the aavsmcpl. “ariB iT * was th* subject of the return i* nontaaeble by reason of Yerii last year tam*unt"l Mrs. U C. Blchasr, of Drill, Lnson-Ssrmon in alt Chunhes of th* 12,000 exemption. r'133ft000.WO. Pkrkla'e U- mere, Ifd., is the guest of Mr. and Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Feb. ...A-hUd-Ot * fkmlly It defined l taiaa warn I7A31J7U. Mrs. Bfttfar Curhtt i f their home 1. by Lasotne-lax regulation* a* "an ■i< !■ H * dividual wbo actually supports In Uenevnr The Gulden Text was from John to Demekratlc bradTh* 'pr^grem for the pipe organ 4:24, "God la a Spirit; and they and Maintain* in one household dedicatory', now Ht‘preparation, >i* that worship him mutt worship on* or more peraoo* who nra (alread y Vacant closely counseled with hlai. by |uli\g t6 ' bo rpxgnlflcvntly prr- h<m In apirih aad in truth," it* - hy the bland relationship bp marriage, or eehtad. Banfdnl vorallst*. aseialed Among th* citations which com­ With ten Mil­ "But hy - ndeptlow, and whoa* right U an t to cheo by'sklilrd ptayvrx upon string arid p ile d ths Laaaqw-Barmaa was eiercise fao'Hy control and prtK wlad instrumental ‘ together with the following from tho Bib is: "God on q number of side for these- dependent Individ‘ Irf ltu*.W»r. piano and th* grand organ, will that- made the world aad i afwaMPtrf uele ks based upon Should hare tittle dtffl- make a valumt of eablime har­ thing* lhereto, seeing that he is ev legal oMUeiio*." The u m t r mony, thrill lug Id Ha intensity aad Lord’-of haaven aad aarlh, dwritsdh ,••#1 l>»r srhM i f f rapUftfllrtf la rift d*|- not tr iu m p h s mad* with hands lion *Sewed a head af a family lest* sweetafeea W IU lighter abd Hlwr ia worshipped with man's to • « » • - flm . phtwra "in an. booxtkri^ may ba tirierpreta.1 ae risnimirfo pdsxagad. rt. n as tbeach he needed any• abtWr ^Khrtwn e d was-is the w h f ' l t givsth U all life, city Wrdnaidey TWiT*»t% «a* * id brw th, aad all thlnga" (Atta ftrxmWe b}(,'aat* ewaara Ur gat much tmaller, much daqtM mn«t poDc'mra'i IraditlooMbr ere. Tkq drive followed artWn try the city council which held oper, ollrm of *ech piece* a* danirerout to the welfare of the cetaaunIty. M o tfi MONEY BY IL U. ELl.I.HTON Cbriatlaa Sclent* Manilas Tb,-ie is ;*u percent more earre ntp na l.-,in mtiiig in the United state* today limn tbcie wna In IU21I. To hla must be added a percvu'agf. sAJ. atother 23. pciciuU, to indleat; its Jncrvaaed value. Yet the complaint* about the lack of th* circulating mrdluhf were negligible in 10211 and are widespreed In 103.1. "Tw o reasons account for this seenfitig paiadua. liar U the con­ traction of check money. In nor­ mal tunre this kind is erywhere up to II tiowe the amoust of out­ standing currency, aatl U me**e n d tor th* aasooiit Of bank depoult*. Mince there has been a cent ruction of bank deposits Iota) log moro than twie* the eum of all the currency outstanding, a great rrapotuibility is vetted in this Utter money for financing bitaint**. Th* second reason is iliat currency nowadays is either rot used at all or has slowed down In its os*. Perhaps ae much e* the 2D percent increase between IU29 and 1233 Is being hoarded, while (be velocity, or turnover, of circulation of the remainder (a* vnll a* of bank drposita) has diminished enormously. Of these two currency problenu, the decline In the velocity impor■>( circu’nlion tv of chief Impor lance. It ia quite apparent i m - i f a doltor changed hands fivee tome* lim^a a a week In 1233 and 40 tim^ ue*k in 1222, its present useful ness would bo (town to one-eighth. Something on this order haa act­ ually occurred. An^ this delayed aelion of money ha* kepi cotton In Ihe field, leillles in th* warehousas, new summer dresses ia the slock rooms—all of which are movable only ia rtspous* to prior offerings o[ money. ' Hoarding is really a great teatimony to tha government's credit. It to gold, not It* paper representation* in the form of doltor bills, that ia th* aUndard of value and th* medium of exre*id*ace, an apartment, room* ia a boarding houfe. hotel, etc. Under rertaln circumstance* .It to not necessary that tha Uxp sy tr and his depeadsnts tire un­ der on* roof daring the entire tanM * year, in order that the taxpayer may claim th* eiempttoi, U, the common home, being m*rntnin*d. tke,parent to qwny on business, or n child n w ay . at school f t en a visit, tlm exemption is Vlowed. Muraover., U * parrot to obliged U maintsla hla depend­ ent children with retaGvea ot la a boarding house, while he ilv#» sleegllgHL’Ylt* exemption still ap­ plies. If, however, withoot nscesth e, dependent elsewhere, tb* banefaclor to not tha brad of a,family. * change. Hut money in general is not now issued a* warehouse re­ ceipt* fur gold. The amount out­ standing hs* only -as percentage backing- in-solid nutlalSbUvarttuiless people believe U m l^thcir money is tha equivsiyitXof end they support their briicf by hoarding it! American ruVrency, in other words, haa. added to i’j characteristics that of ieing a ■tore of value. Few other countries have gone through such nn esperience. Hoarding in France, I believe, to virtually limited to Ibc actual geld. Iw Memiee, fa r fsaoi acceptlag paper, the shopkeepere look ethance a t It, end insist on ailvar "cart wheel*'’, silver being the Mexican standard. In the Oriaat a person weu’d be thought erasy who hoarded paper money; th* Hindu* and the Chinese hoard gold and silver, which neither moth nor rust (nor the ragnrlet of government policy) doth cor­ rupt. Merely increasing tho power to issue currency will not satisfy the so-ca'.lcd shortage of money. This has been proved by the negliblbl* result nf the Glass-Borah amend­ ment tu the Home Loan Act sail­ ing to the hanks' power to tome national hank notes. This afforded no relief at all to tho cashless population. For, before ^n* eutAd touch the new money, one had tu hare claims upon D, cither sav­ ing* or deposits. Thu* called shortage of money amounts to a shortage ef claims on monty Taxi-Dance H a lls Of Chicago Closed F o llo w in g Raids CHICAGO. Feb. 7.—G P )-It can be (old now—something about Chicago'* special squad nf danc­ ing sleuths whose Xeet, six* sev. en, rhythmically stam p'd out of existence the dime-a-fllng resort*. In fact, they've, nearly w attl'd tbemsrlvc* out of their job*. For, said Aiwislant Corpora­ tion Counsel Weinor, every taxida nre hslj in the limit* of Chica­ go ha* hetn closed. Weinor ap­ peared with one of the syncopat­ ing sleuths last week to prose­ cute a woman charged with op­ erating a *pernio-dancing acade­ my. Yesterday he explained the cre­ ation operating a pseudo-da pc ihg academy. Many hostess's In the rity’a IQ-ccnU-a-danre institution* wU| be interested In learning that the hamtonnte chaps, nalorlcally correct, with educat'd feet, who moved intricate terpslchorvan pat•erne -with theoi at mid time* the Ipasl several weeks were Veally officen of tho (aw performing duties. The "myilery squad" waa or­ ganised by Mayor Cermak. The members were selected for ap­ pearance end knowledge of tlanclag. Of course, their feet were ATLANTIC CITY - Sovpeeded from hiph school for “cutting classes," Dominick 2 i Simone, It, nttemplrd to take hi* own life. TUB KB NA1W HI. AIN BERLIN— Three prrsona — A Nasi leader and two. Rtkkbaoner men—were hilled and about 3U were injured yesterday in poJUkal righto In'M T enl-pairta of Ger­ many. * Long’s Meat l* A T r t t l T b S i t r . f licking rest. BeVsnis. Tel.’ •egr* tsr. me Itlna seal Worms n u r r u n Rfl*t and. 1nil • kin Irritnlliina ur Pit* Hotel iiniltr mtirypF 1>ack rimran!««, If nul u ilR ( « i.r o f Mil Rl TRY NEWZO TOIICHTON’H HANFOR1I DRUG C a OR. U T. DOW rates a m ts > Aewse -see to n in '. anttiw hei* ■sweet *•** *. «. i tea r . w^-e r. oettensi fleet N an t o r t NU SS OUT THE MOBE COPPER FOUND STOCKHOLM—Rich new cop­ per deposit* hare 4>**n dbcttvsitd in the K norbaraan district, ari far from Bolidsn, in northarh Swo d«n. • UlOW S IIIS BROAD MIND .PElU<!N—Chancellor Adolf Hit­ ler, ptohahly for thw flrxt-kima at tended services In * PraUstanl Cathedral- He % �: *1 ** ■-■ >> THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. Plans All Made For Bridge Party, Dance Personal Activities MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor Personals Final plan* for r age t h Rev T U E S D A Y , F K U IU A K Y 7. 1933 HEADING “ORIGINALITIES” REVUE AT MILANE th e . Valentina Telephone: Office 148 bridge party entertainment. aad Circles Of Baptist Church Have Meeting Social Calendar dance to,be given Friday night at the Elk* Hall fur the benefit of the building fund of All Soul* Catholic Church were made a t ■ meeting of Circle Number Five of the rhnrvh he* I yesterday after, noon at the home of Mr*. F. E. Roumillet. Palmetto Avenue. Re­ port* of th e varlou* committee* were given later during the me*lr Inr. - Those present were: Mr*. Paul Pemld. Mr*. John Prinld. Mr». T. L O'Connor. Mr*. R. A. Cameron. Mr*. R A. Cam'mn. J r . Mr*. J. E. Gradlck. Mr*. G. C. Fellow*. Mr*. V. B. Kennedy. Mr*. Frank A'len. Mr*. l„ M. Lel-hart. Jfr*. M. 8. Wiggin*. and Mr*. F. E. Rottmll* lat. * Word wa* received I by Mr*. A. L. Bett* | SI. Lloyd of thr 'death Ing of their aunt, ley, of Washington, will bo made tomorrow at ington. With Mr*. V. 0. Hasty at hostess, the regular meeting of TUESDAY. Lloyd Ethervdgv left yesterday Irrlr Number Six of the First Regular tausines* and social for JaekaonriHe to epend several •njtist Church wa« hel ye-ter-! meeting of thr Alathean H a*, of nlhe. lay afternoon at the church. Mt*. the First Baptist Church will be K. IV. Stanley gave a talk on held at TuJQ o'clock at the church Claude CarAr returned home tewardship after which Mr*. annex with Mr*. E. C. Harper, today after (pending the week-end Lcorje Mctall led the Dibie sturly, Mrs. Huh Hall, Mrs. Voile WIIIn Orlando, S , n . U V.,h '«•"*. an' Soul? eIVinnlrg. ’ t B ho, Uand w 4 .Mrs. A. C. McLendon iliTore the close of the meeting r . , „ . _ . „ Friend* of Mia* June Waddell it via, reported that 72 visits have m l» * ® " « •* « • Ik regret to Itarn that ahe is .ceil iiu 'r in the past few week. P rr,b j'»ri»'> Ataillary. M l** her home, 603 Oah Avenue. iy members. Tlefieshraent* were Laura Chittenden, chairman, will meet at J 7:43 o'clock / * ’’ °-* o “at .the u i ohome ll Mr. and Mr*. Byron Stephens , '*r''rd by the ho.tess to the fotbwat their ' Me*. CL Dcnne?. Mr*. H.‘ ‘’f Mri' W* are 11] with Influensa ' (-•: Moore. Mr*. J. K. Laing, Mrs. * « " “'■ «h. Lome, t i l W eit Fifth Street. (ieoigp McCall, Mr* M. N. CJeve-; W*U*e*> *"d Mi“ Rulh b»*l***»»Mr. and Mr*. Gordon W. Scott land, Mr*. B. R. Heck, Mrs. Brlt-i The •* Daughter* of We*ley Cla** l-eit, Jo Apn .Winners. Above, member i f Sout h 'nfolorodT to Tampa yesterday tore-Johnson,- Mrs.- O r it.—tlttrelr,-* of tho First Methodiit Church Jlrs, George W. Huff, Mrs. U. S. where they spent the day at the b'rlman. Sirs. J. R. O tlalt, Sir.*. V. will have a, "tacky" party at 8:00 lancer. Thl» tri> heads the stage r.’vue openfng a: the At the second meeting of tho South Florida Fair, G. Hasty. .Mr*. F. IV. Stanley, ard o'*lock at thr home of Mr*. C. E. Girl Scout* held Tvcuntly, tho „ , „ , >x , tinrralry. 001 Magnolia Avenue, M u. K. C. Harper Mr. and Mr*. A. A. Altschuler., ___ , Jf ith. Jilou. G om lny. M l*.. ,F/an ■ve returned to their home at jf,,, walked to crystal lak e where a f irn la u U n v n \ln o lu G e tS U l l d e r W fty meeting of Cir-tTa , Hickson, Mr*. R. B. !Monroe, file « i i built on the shore and a Hackensack, N. J . after eprmllng cle Number Fjtc of the First Mr*. Clarh Leonanly, Sir*. Fred wlem r mast enjoyed. JThc trail several days here kt thr Monte- baptist Church held Monday a ft­ Strange, and Mrs. \V. R. Wain, Mrs. W. ‘F!, Ralne* was eWled sign* »•were reviewed ,ard each girl xuma Hotel. ernoon at the home of Sir*. P. K. wright "as,ho*tesses. t * 11- - -— WThlghani, West First Street, a Clrrlr Number Scvrn nf the | WB' cepe and taught »ev- chairman at the regular meeting (Continued Irom Page One) The Rev. II. Irving Lnuttit left nhnrt business session followed hiust Methodist Church wlH m:el eral knots. The motto, slogan, of Circle Number Four of the yesterday for Washington, D. C. the BItle question* ard mi**lon a t (.00 I*. SI. at the home of Mis* *nd promise were repeated after First Methodist Church held ye*- after !t:“0 o'clock i-.mfi.lcnt that where he will attenj a conference study lesson. Member* were re­ Alire Sic Kim. 212 West Eight- 'which curb girl was given the terday afternoon at the home of the drive will conclude with a of the Episcopal Church for about quested to meet Monday, Feb. 1.1 eenth Street, with Mi«s Elisabeth j first five laws to learn. Mr*, lb. L. Rhinholser, t-Ui Oah la'ge m iasurr of sucres*. A phoat 2;U0 o'clock at the home of Sir*. Clark and Sllss Rrbecra Clark a*' At the close of this meeting, Avenue. Mr*. S. K, J ul,v, h*d[ArKr" f h "*•’ ("‘ule. >.f the army 10 day*. „ .. . the High School Patrol* met am ir'HNWi1 *s#»y ( m It. F. Cooper, 010 Palmetto Ave­ hostesses.. — — i■a I rodHi"^ *— t-JL f l i t c h had gnlhcrnp on the stepThs executive rourtrH 'of the thr same program was followed. charge of the devotional. ^ ^ S f rs . Thomas If. Dole, of Wil- nue, lu go to thr County Home , of the Court ll.m-e. before the iczuiar church meet­ Chtislinn Endeavor of the First Following the business session The girl* met In back of tho mlngtnn, Del., arrived yesterday During the iiiiak.’iisi meeting, After our Monthly Inventory ing. Prr.hytriran Church will men at home of Mr*. R. E. True. After n *.wib| hour win enjoyed when Mr. Herring, n guest of the trade to spend a few week* here a* the wo discovered quite a few Doling the social nnur refresh­ 7t30 o'clock in thr session room a> Lieutenant Seller* had taught refreshment* were served by the body, first led the group ill song*, great of Mr. and Mr*. S. O. Chasements wrre served by the hostess, the church. accompanied ly Mis* Carmen Jr., Crystal Lak*. Troop was divided into Iwu pa- hostess assisted by Mrs. T. J .j a.c.intpanie.l assisted by Mr*. Kolar.il Lyle*. WEDNESDAY. p'ainrd the u*e of each, the meet- Smith. Those pr.sent were: Mr*. Guthrie r.t tl.e piano. Hi- remarks Mr*. J. M. Spivey and S4i«* Vases und fowls of sweet pea* Regular meeting of the Litera­ mg closed and the girl* coukrdj S. K. Jones, Mr*. W. 8. Thornton, then related to the trial* and IrihAlma Spivey have reterned from and calenuula* were u*e<l to adorn ture Departmrnt of the Women's "Cheese hoi*" over a fire. | Mr*. W. E. Raine*. Mr*. J. \V. ulutlon* uf lia.li- lo.-ly cumtaign Palatka where they w’re ea'letl thr loom* where the meeting Club will take plnrr at the club Rutledge, Mr*. <t. J. Pipe, Mr*, worker* ilutin-t period* of uitu*u.il that haven't moved as quickly tcok p i.re. Those ‘present were: recently by the death of the for­ Sir*. Roland Lyles, Mrs. C. SI. hou*e. Tho business session and A. D. Shoemaker, Mr* C. C. ............. itepiv -ion. lie warmd as they should, (lut th y go for The third meeting wa* held at c _ , „ . i s i., i tin- workers that on uierugc of mer'* »l»ter. Hand, Sirs. R. W. lowton, Sit*. election of officers will be at 1:0*1 the home of Captain True.-Trail Priest. Mr*. J. R . person* out of i-wiy hun-j T. -------------y-i---------J. Smith, Mrs. Ce -.r,i------- nc------T itfrd r \ ° Bpf Victor SIcLaulln, Mrs. V. G. o'clock and the program, which sign* and knot lying were re­ -----apfrenched for mcmtieirhlp' Mr. and Mm. W\ 8. Pone, of MrlhvSn. Mrs: R. F. Cooper, and ")•» fu tu re Mr. ard M r.-Julias viewed and the girl* wrre taug ht and Mr*. M. E. Moye. i m trade hulir., will prove to tr lladdenfield. M. J., wer* h;re la«t .Mr*. P. F. Whlgham. Dingfrlder, will begin at 3 :IS some new knot*. The High School • entirely^ opposed I n ’the-idea, and' * --■-__--■ and v il 1 girl* .in — were .taught -rr The Ttoriie nL MrsTU! T . Sper- prui'lirnlly im, u»»il>lo o( living weflt wl*h tkf lf eon and daughtero’clock. vlrwrd thr V alues to $.T.or> ln-i»w, Mr. and Mr™. H. B. I’nne THURSDAY. trots, the Cardinal Rird I'alrul and rinir. Mayfair, was the scene nf su'd. Palmetto Avenue. They are now A subscription lirldgr party fur Ihr I’irr Curie I’atrut. Miss Grace the r gii’or meelimf Of the Mary "Don’t gi t iHsciiuraucil wlirn rnloylng • trin^about the **sl" the benefit of the Onlr,- uf the llunkins wa* elected trader (or Lauilmlh Circle nf Ih,. First you strike wlml ■ippcur* !■> lie a and pk»n to return here In ■ short Eastern Star uil! lake j lu c at the former and Mi** Christine Methodist Church hrld yesterday hard prospect", he said, "because time. 8:00 I’. M. at the Eplsoepal parish t.'ulr was selected trader fur the afternoon with Mrs. Sperring and you won't fr uhle to evil him ve­ The largest gath-ring of per­ hnuie. Reservations mad he. mnde latter. . to linr him up, off Mr*. V. E. Dougins* a* hn*tr**r*. il rely. Try son* at thr City Hall in recent with Mrs, O. M. Harrison nny day It 'Was announced that Flank Mr*. B. C r a*wrl| presided fiver couise, but, ii ■-- iv.'Usvt, wvll, V^SrORD month* Its-t night enjoyed the after 6:00 I>. M. Eva’ s ha* given the use of the the meeting an,| Mr*. Ilurke just Id him ht* und bv thunkful February program mmling and that ynu'ii' only six mnrr silcli The Fldells Cla** of the First ■lance prcdbntrd l>y *h,> Jackaon- Baptist Church will meet nt H:0V. house opposite the Community Steele had charge of the devotion­ piosjuvl* left." Ilui’ding In Lake Mary fur the ** A plar, “ A Gllmpee Aero** the vlll* District Progressive Club of n’duck at the home uf Mrs. IL K. scout*. There will te room there al. II. M. Pnpwnrlh. presblvnt ofj A repnrl of til* rone meeting tint Irailtt l.u-y wbu inlrmtuvetl tinBonier." wax given a t the remilar the AC'tntlc Coast Lin... railroad. MrNab, MS Marn.Jia Avenue. fur the Brownie Scouts, being Fully 7-'«0 member, of their elu’i, meeting of tho S:nlor Christian hold rsnmliy In Or’wado wa* given siw a'ier'ard latvr lhxiikr-1 Him on The women ol^ the elty are be­ Endeavor SoeVty 'o t Ih* Firm* thrlr families, ami friend* were ing Invited to attrnd an Informal organised under thr direction or hy Mr*. Herman ^Hjdiilcloj^whii U-haif uf the workris for his uil Mi*. Iloiar* Cochran and Mrs Presbyterian Church hrld Sunday present, many of them from near­ ten and shower from 1:00 o'clock stated that plan* f o rw lo f io r tho vice and vrithu*iu-iii. u*kvd Ikut Raymond Ball, fur the Junior JfirM at 6:10 o'clock a t the church. by cities. to .7:00 oVIcck nt the Woman's I'aruls, and for thr filth School year were disetissnl at that time. | |,u||iv rveugnltlmi he given tiu Fraturlng the prorram was u ’•Ith Donald Rinnerslon ■* leeder. Memtier* di»cu*»e,l plans for y .|,mnh. Lake Munroe pig fanu Club In honor of Captiin llanlss Putruls. Each group will arrange Rmlman Lehman had fharii* of concert hy the 20.pl*ce R»nfonl of the Halvation Army who will It* own room and has hern asked beautifying the parsonage ground* owner, who hail ilufalrd pork the devotional which followed the Concert Orchestra and dancing In and lahl plan* for a shrubliery eausage for the breakfast. Ill- rv music by Mern'» Orrhestra. The be married on Feb. 17 in Retiring, to bring anything suitable tu shower to be given In the near fu -|,|u r* t wa* unaniniutlsly oheyvl. ripening song. FRIDAY furnish it. Painting will he duno Taking part in the play were: program began at (:IH| n'cl.ick nqN tore. Mrs. E. IL Ijm-y. Mr*. W. As a final *fraker a! the break Miss Ann Gabriel will give a by the girl* themselves the Misses Annie Belle Brown, continued until 0:3(1 n'rloek- after, E. Klrvhoff, Mr*. Rupert Ftrlrk-j fast, Mayor V. A. Speer aro*e to lrctur* at 7:10 o’clock at the land, Mr* Burke Rle*|e. and Mrs, I |ilrvd with the worker* "That we Virginia Hlnnrntnn, Mary Fran which dancing wa* In order until Ji-nior High School auditorium. France, A. Hickson wrre an-1 don't let our county cuminumlie* ee* Andrew*. Katherine Ventay, 12:10 o'clock. A Valentine bridge party, en­ pointed lo form the 'finnneo com- down. They've coin* to tbit meet Laura Mae Brown, Margaret Ver­ tertainment and dance will bo mllte for the year. ing lo report their quota eilUei na y, and Donald' Rlmwrston. The TO GIVE BHIDGK PARTY given at 8:00 o'clock at the Elka theme of the play wa* the foctlgn During the social period re-i «•» *’r l'“ r!'Jr Tro Hall for the benefit of the build­ . , , . . I tainly behuovr* it * in Sanford to For the benefit of Seminole minion objective, the Centenarisla frohment* were served V I work lh, h. r ,le r s o that » r can ing fund of AH Soul* t'atholie Mrs. James G. Sharon and Mrs. Reboot for Girl* and the Grayblll Chapter Number Two of the Or­ M. S. Wigglna were hnste**c„ for ho*le*se*. assisted by Mr*. L. II report as well tomorrow night." Industrial School for Boy* at der of the Eastern Star, a sub­ Church All Christian Endeavor presi­ “laities d a y at the Sanford Coun­ laney an,| Mr*. J, O. Lane). Teams were uperiii.'g in o ery scription bridge party will be Eitacaura, Mexico. given on Thursday evening al dent* and secretaries nf the Or­ try Club yesterday. A nine hole Those present were: Sin. Stew­ section of the county today. They 8:00 o’clock at the Eplsoepal Par­ lando District will meet at 8:00 flag tournament was enjoyed in art Dutton, Mr*.'W. f*. Hill. Mi*. carried wllh Itie.n prospect card* non name* IT GOT TQO ML’CII iah bouse. Prixe* will be awarded o’clock at the home of Mis* Mar­ the morning ami wa* followed hy Frank Adams. Mr*. Burke Steel •. | u k cn lron, „„,rt. filw- Just Iwfore noon today for contract and auction bridge garet (Jreenleaf on Second Street luncheon at noon and bridge In the Mr*. W. E. Klrrhoff. Mr*. Clyde Ramsey. Mr*. France* A. Hick- , nnUgh worker* hail r*p*ute<L tn afternoon. VISALIA, Cal,—On charge* •which will be pleyed either pivot In Apopka, Mrs. Roy F. Syme* won first son, Mr*. K II. I.aney, Mr*. M. allow the firing of t«-> serial that her mother-in-law arcuinpa. or progressive style. Reservations Thr Bailie Harrison Chapter of nird her and her husband "every may te made with Mr*. Oscar M. the D. A. R. wll| have a luncheon place nnd Mr*. R. R. Dsa* second IL Strickland, Mrs, Fred I'nllum. bombs, each of which indrated Mr*. IL D that another Did member* h*d - time they stepped out of the Harrison any i t y after 6:00 P. M. at l:0u P. M. at the home of Mrs. place in the tournament, whl’s Mra. Paul Juhninn, Mr*. C. 1. Ilarr'ifl, lw*n *old for itiemlmrahip duiing Samuel Puleston, Rose Court,. In bridge nrlxe* were awardrd to Middleton. house'* Mm. Genevieve Bello yes­ Friend* of Mr*. A. C. Fort will honor of Mrs. IL E. Stevens, of Mr*. M. R. Wiggins and Mrs. Mr*. J. O. U ney. Mr*. Roy G.: 1U71. At 1.00 u'elock » fourth terday had a divorce suit on fUq William*. Mr*. Clar|ir lomnardv, lomb had been find, indicating in superior court atfRhst Augus­ regret to learn of the death Sat­ Jacksonville, state regent. Riser- Syme*. Luncheon wa* served buf­ Mrs. E. A. Wilson, Mr*. J. It. lh a, 4CU memtier* air lined up fet style nn a long table In the urday night °f her father, Alex­ vatlons must be made with Mr*. tine Bello, Jr. been tired, indicating (hat ander Watt, of Bridgeport, Conn. Puleston not later than Wednrs- ■lining room which wa* decorated Carter, Mr*. Ilagerton, Mr*. II. had Tomorrow nt norm,-competition for the occasion with quantities of C. Caawell. Mr*. V. E. Douglass, i-.nong workn < ;* "Free-for-all ' N* hrlghl-rnlnre,] snap dragons and and Mr*. G. C_ S|ierring. iiteming that instead of confining fern*. their aellvities to prospect* named With Mrs, (Rto Schmehl and Thc*e present were: Mr*. James on the card*, they y sy solicit any G: Sharon, Mr*. II. B. Lewi*, Mrs. Mrs. Dan ^ a sn iway a* hostess#*, person they w;*lt.. That mean# If. S. Wi-gin*. Mr*. R. R. Peas. the membefs nf CircV Numlier that eveiy iicrson seen on down­ First Metbn*list town streets without n green and Mr*. J. Ilnwelj FDh, Mr*. T. It. Two of nfie Vol Dor*!* T rim s! Melling. Mr*. CharV** Dunn, Mr*. Church mdV-yest'rilav afternoon yellow membership Jut ton can ex John EL’k, Mrs. F. A. Kverhard, at the home of Mrs. Schmehl. Jew. peel tn be stopped by one of the Mr*. Fletcher II. Dailey, Mr*. I). e(t lame. Mr*. I*. D. Parker pre­ workers, ard asked to purchase L Thrasher, Mr*. John R. Mar. sided over the husln1** session one nr innrV memtership* Doral-I. Mr*. G. D. Bishop. Mr*. when plan* were made for the The goal i* 100(1 member* in Roy F. Syme#. Mrs. Waller L. v*ar'* work. Th* R*v. Smith liar- 111 hours. Le*t yc»r tho *ame lln candor | rd the divot inn. | and , rmy. of with only a few Morgan, and Mr*. II. R. Pope. taught the mission study lesson. exception* sri out wllh the same dav. Strung on Silver Chain—Guaran­ Refreshments were srrvrd at The Dirt Gardener* Circle nf th# tea hour hy th* ho*li-*«e*. goal, to return HI hour* later with tees Against Breaking the Garden Club of Hanford will Those present were: Mr*. P. I). 1264 lnembet»hipe. meet at 10:00 A. M. at the home "srker. Mr*. Byron Squires, Mr*. T o h b e d a c e H aoriot 7 i» m , lk< w orld'* nf Mr*. Hugh C. WheVhej. _Myrtle Ti>m Willfams. Mr*. P. M.- Elder. b w B o l (*M p o v d w , Country ClulT~ Avenue. Present (hi* ceitific»in and 99o an d receive Mr*. J. M. Have*. Mr*. B. J. Cor­ SATURDAY win, Mr*. T. E. Wilson. Mr*. J, F. ona $ 2 .0 0 Box of F a c t Pow der, one $1.00 Thr. Cccilian Mnaic Club .will WrCJe'-’antf; "Mr*. J. Tr Hickson; W ednesday S :30 l». M. Exquisite P erfu m e .. a $4.00 RO C K CU T have It* rvgular meeting at 1:18 Mr*. C. F. Chorpenlne. Mrs. II. W Murn'H O rc h cstru C R Y S T A L Strong on ailvof chain— and o'clock at the atndlo of Mr*. Fan- Turner, Mr*. C. F, Brannon, and Admlaalon 99c L a d W V ol D orea T ailored HoaUry. Rem em ­ nl« 8- Munson, Myrtle Avenue. Mrs. J. D. Jlnkini. ber you get ^ pair* of h o eiet^ [GIRL SCOUT NEWS — Trade -Bodvi)rt Ye Amid Enthusiasm W ash Dresses $ 1.00 Progressive Club's Dance Well Attended Endeavor Society Df Church Stages Ploy l THREE PAIRS H O SIE R Y C R Y STA LS CABARET DANCE Here in a trio nf nmart ntylen , For Article* Staire Show* Mat. 3:80 I r aii 6 ‘ ANOjTHIS AD " A Super Value far *$e N ig h t 7 A 9 THREE HOURS ONLY M atinee ROUMILLAT and ANDERSON The Prescription Shop S a n fo rd PHO N E M F lo rid a 8 tafe Prmenlatlon JO ANN’S O—RwllhIG IN A L IT IE S — SOUTH & JACOBS Twa Georgia Craehcra _ NaUline Roda ALL GIRL RAND Vem Lohman — Hilda Olsen — Lola gwaney Rhythmeltea 20—I’EOI’LB—20 f itv H , ’ — ‘h i th * S c ream _ WILIJAM POWELL “LAWYER MAN" H aim — Daseers — — * flwiniilnK alone toward great j aprlng popularity. All are In our “famous three-nlnely fire” group. Sizes II to 42. ■r[ R eports............. »**’ . • 11 “They absorb twice v.; .I.U their own weight in i. water!” BA T H TOWELS ' ■ . tr ’•1 15' They're Mighty Big BATH TOWELS For Only 19* 2 U IH Inches! Double U r* r j w oven f a r e x tra w ea r w llh h u rd er Ur m atch y o u r b ath ro o m . J. C. PENNEY CO. 212-214 E . 1st S t. S & ii IVXL.MW44 : ■* Quality Proved Printed Crepes and Heavy Sheers “Ladies Day” Enjoyed At Local Golf Club Wed. Feb’ry 8th O ur L aboratory ■*#44‘ *» �TUBBpAY, FEUttUAlY 1 m w i |vt f, ROWERS NORMAN THOMAS TOSTOP SEES UNBRIDLED PICKING INFLATION ERA BOB CAREY U m t m M to Wh#» s rata wn» mo«s approval wm |r Celery Market Reports ITS POSSIBLE Through courtesy of the t ’ H. Department of Agricul­ ture in co-op*ration with the Florida State Market ini: tlurcau, R. E. Winfrey. SnnfortI representative. MMatftem- Socialist Leader Pre­ dicts Little H o p e t |d l t l o M For Future Of U. S. « n n | a il, am i It f lo M u ili t i l l 1 'i p r n i ' U i L 3 *l»»g a f ■ |..t|«l,|Ai A «l'*l I u«! , !..»* «« I S». ■ .1 11. ptHir t|ualii« j»n»l I Ik | M l; |fl d itf I 73 - : •" IH 'H r o .N : M ll« H lly Mr •i « r * « a p a r t i ) r to iM t convening asrly la finish it. work within •4 00-day u o Im prorrno r Sholla ha, ths *n bill, ths stats bud- • |f iH N on lu r k lt l> rf.-« la d e f l i a m l m p l e m i ' •t t t f h t l y a t r n « u * r Kl*»t • • tatea. I *4 hr Mwall 9 * »-1 d t i , I d o i n m s llt I itv h int) a * 1 I S ; • »!•»« t> V * . M a r q a a l ll) h u i i > ilin.ti y q u a lity * t »l . plow In*-u reduction ready for eonI whsn ths i s m Ion costnsjsd ty of .100 ataatars (ssntallrss predicted htrs not n rgsglt of a • tats-wId, rail luusd A eurjo ; Saturday by ths ‘ Florid* Citrus ,|f , r , | r „ ^ Grower* Clearing, Hturo Assocls- ihroughou tins, tb* Florida Citrus EiYhaner. Thrrw . I L. C. Edwards, of Tsmps, and h,,p, for • WUUsm G. Ros, of Wlotrr Harm, j j , r \ ------o* a^.-w*l-^»tprMa-Trmi«i*--Ynwrtrtitrr|~*T:7?r'li* • if u c l.a to nssst and work out. . * If posalbis, some plan to Hfl ths . wsrkfts back to a letel whsrsby rhnmas' Interview sepple• Ik*, grower may rnr*i>* a t Isast nteil a prepared sU 'em sM -bi • i (avail -profit on his crop. With which he dealt at lenith with the sicsptlon of a srasll numbsr plight of miners and indt tated by clearing house of- workers in Illinois, la aa representing Isis than Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, and lW »rc*nt of th* stats crop, who Ha found, he said, that th*y were M they wsrs unable to at- “hungrier, worse rothed and ladf t l s meeting, every markst- dentally, madder under the surface ’ '. i nff agency, both Independent and without knowing what they are - :e-operative, In the state, was mad a t than thay were a year ago." lie epoke spccifica'ly in the statement of the strike at the ilrlggi body plant, which turns out automobile bodies for the Ford plant in Detroit. He said he "saw no reason to it satisfactory method of push- |helievr that any of Mr. Ford'a the market bach Into a profit- ,irtnrt** *hy bankers or hia com| condition. Discussion of a me falsi coaspstUors, had aaythllig Ling holiday waa chiefly on to 4o with U a striha" but that I long to make It. Homo ddslrcd Ford MR**1* •>»**. 0 lotion of picking for two weeks injdo yjib t r br, iw anding that others declared that a four- ‘hi, **•»#» Carpaoyr produce airholiday would bo sufficient, ‘ TfVY~ bodies fay. *m at an imi six-day holiday finally met rotaihiy low tlgury.”,. Ml I. Its worhairn, ho »atJ, ware blmous faxor. • under one of the worst scales ite r tho decision of tho ship- paid | ■ to inaugural* tha pkklng I ever heard of." "I talked to women", he said, stay, W. II. Mouter; of Orto, who presided;.Mtotafll , “gho average fosr or five rents I there were sevejyri hajsdred aa i hour. I havg a photostatle oojiy of a check which would shaw au average return to the worker of lughbut the e ta fl' iftlf * tRIt a b o u t11. rents'An IWur. Th* Wfhwoild hov# to be considereit. e«l Waco I heard was «R a week kgflrsss of «flipper* ' present and that went to a man who was . tho marketing* agencies especially favored." Ilo said the low wegrs resulted asenlrd at tho meeting at 637 j of orange* and grapefruit In from a “compliealrd plree work r pecking houses and pro- system" whereby employes "wail hours for materials to te ready |ng plant*. hi* brought considerable dls- for them a*d receive nothing foi e'ys'.wipsapiftffi" raring drlrar who today la hailed aa tha champion of champion#—f tr ho haa fought hla way to tho top through th* ala ihajcr A. A. A. *P*a*ehampUn, crowned hla firta| victory a“ t nOakland, way svenu on bath dirt and brlrk tracks. The * --------- 1 with Ul*fcU,iA November 13, Is Bob Carey, firry sperd klng-alw ays driving on Firestone Tire*, and always pushing _____ the “Big _ Ten Racing," the hlglmpt ranking out In front regardless «* drtumaUm ea. Again uiiii FiresUne T in s for --tha major victovlrs upon whWh racing drivers a t the ctoa^ of tha season, all u . .......... ............ .............— __ . their standings ware woo. Tho aiandlnga wjre: (1) Bob Carey H18, (3) Fred Frame T10, (3) Hawdy Wilcox 010, (4) Rusael Hncwberger 440, (8) Bill Cummings 430, (6) Cliff Bergsr# 400, (1) Mauri RoM SU, (I) Btubby HtublafUld 2*0, (0) Z<ehe Meysr 380, (10) Ira HWI 231, . d«sa; RapreaenUttvs B. P. jhia, of Pads county, on# of ponsors of tho pari-mutuel rod a big county leader In •tors over tha ga« tax dlailon bUU al tha last tw0 sea• gad senator Arthur (lomot, ry Wet, author of tho law and Dome* predicted that the leg­ Ittlng munlclpalltlss to cot­ islature will b* com polled , to amend tha pressnL laws pertaining tn tax rsctlf Irate* to re Ilev* a dee tanilment prevailing *«M)>0 majority of th# * * destitute p r o p e r t y o w a e r a ....... ... ........ .......... lar«*T throughout the slat*. je*. waa sxprested by Repro- "We are making Bolshevist, out ,|lv* RaWnaao, who U eonfU nf * lot of law-abiding people un­ Um ntraordInary aoaalona nf der present conditions," Itoblnra. it two legislature* (an be said. “Whan it la possible for hu­ 1 thta year If O m w w r man vultiirea to grab property In ronvpletes hi* appropriation which hard-working folk hav# Inth , curtain flaw In AprU. voatad Uf# aavlnga for 0ne or two L_L_ __ L tax** Ikeaft' a n Ibark there t. Is "someilag wrong with the system. I kBjE^Rofctnoau outlined his have nothing definite In mind ,/ the big ittaoa aoafroaUni right now. But this la an* of th* k OovemoT RholU bat tho Mg Issue* before ua." tar* in a combined effort to the costs of governmant. datain th* afflcloat operation tho " h o * “ J - “ th* r 1* M, bring relief to the ovnburMd taxpayer. 'Rnadly speaking, the whole | depends on the early InlroWANnilNOToA Feb. 7 .-W V joh of th» governoF* own pro­ a, th# budget and th# appro- The “ Women's Falrlotl* ConfsrUon bill," Roblneau said. “Wo enc* on National Defense" has got through In 60 day* wlth- adopted six resolutions urging any dlffieaUy If thrs* thing* Congress to strength**'tbe Army, N»vy and Marlga tor/m. 40OC/# ri '* I believe win codld finish ln..)0 Mrs. Grace Jirosseau, resolux providing the governor give* tlnrt cummlttee chairman, read hi* progrera and an accural* th* name* of senator* an.| rrpre■ of how «tich money th* stale aantativr* upon w ho* pressure da oft.Mta ftprttjAF Aag," should be Lrooght ta arco«;plish laereased <Wtm» appropriatloiu and naked tha women to visit them. * aatl) Um rtgulsr Tba resolatiaaa taelvdad arcing upon Congreaa that defensive dsfcml fare** b* maintained In anflriant strength a t all Dm**; that the treaty of London bo fnMBW »n eon*traction of war vstaata; that lb* Navy be built up t* a atrtagth comparable lo th# navis* af other countries; that th* aotkaal de­ fan** a tt b* fully carried put; and that a clauM la • pondlnc bill w *t> »rw K m #nay can h* piraridlng for radasUon* fn pay to y onrsfi'l pranlhg . of »*l array officers b# strlsls* but, . Hspressntatlvs Virgil Cb*^ V agU- "I presaare IT Short* will hare hla awn man. pf Kentucky, Introduced b? hla w -studsat Mr*. E, Alford Blackburn, president of tba Amer­ ican Legio* auxiliary, urg'd ■ strong notional defense policy. “i'sare la a great Ideal, bat hu­ man nature ho* not changed", l>* arid. m m s s i’s& P a tr io tic Group Will U rge No Cut In Army And Navy ir Y M S ttr s A LARGE KXIiTRNCB itlag an accural# Sheriff Of Dade County Tightens Down On All Vice MIAMI, Feb. T.—(AV-Th* Ud, |o use a slang phrase, employed yesterday by Hh.'nlf Dan Bar­ die, of Dad* eouniy, le definite­ ly and tightly being lamped Inrerned. "Illghar up»," U **M last night, will be arrested In tha drive. The sheriff, Installed In alfire for a four-y«ar t>rm thla month, early yesterday led depu­ ties |n a selres of raids on alleged disorderly and gambling house* in various part* °f the city. The afftcial*' vlslta nrlled mere than 60 persona, about half of whom were negroes. Only 13 women had been able to make hoed last night. Arrested at a West Flagler street resi­ dence, an* woman, charged as proprietor, and II inmt 'rs yestenlay produced th* 12100 de­ manded by Tho sheriff for their release pending tria l Cotoqel Aodareon la a retire*** xiblu. wldticte I S Dart otu H ' that ha bad alwamp of# fklals Of UM Benton Sprlogi MfthodUt Orphaoat* I* « t a r hla ffolil and take away ir truth load of catary. * Crowers ceacUdod thalr slay a t tbe Court House by Hatanlag ta air tatereethik ftddrpsa, acaosspm- ears of cabbago are represented. 164 Carloads Of < The pries rasps on baaaa far (found 48 cents Vegetables R oll totbe 0ftwashcentshas fohost, r bouatkfuls. while Wes have bean a UttU batFrom Glade Area string tar, ranning from 7ft ^AH OKEE.—With 104 can railing from stations of tha Flor­ ida East Coast railway during the past seven-day period, and price* Increasing slightly, conditions of tho farmers and business people oLtha Evargladaa area ara Imrorlag to soma extent, and bualnaai conditions generally k a rt been better than far noma time p ast Of the 111 cars shipped out of tho territory during the nrveodpy period, tho bulk of the pro­ duct has been grpea baaaa, with aa even 100 carloads af that cuorniodlty goiag forth ta tailsfy tha demand; 35 carloads of EagUaft p ^ - 10, aaripadi oft- ariaad »O0W Uk4as, comprised • principally.-if boa as tad p*aa combined, and 0 NEW ORLEANS-Out of the Conference of bankers word came tb*y Vyro hopeful of moklag ar­ rangements that xeoyld atba a bud aw th* HibenvU Book and T n ut Co, one of Now Orleoai* largeot Rail Movement Of Perishables Gain In F t Pierce Area K TO MUCU BLOOD biota f t MlPA**1* of mg eo­ ana lx w}** hav# b#*B assat.id r, Otaslae Gawlfc Cuban We will take nctlon as they sug­ gest, semethne during the weak.” Drawers turned dawn • auggaation by a aatlotaDy known ad­ vertising an part that Florida saltry growers advertIm an. a stale similar ta that in M eet far ritam growers. Instead af plawlag ender iheir oslery, k . • . FORT PIERCE, Feb. tr-C d rload rail movement of perlehakU* continued to show an laereaa# durlntl th* part waok, wRh 08 ears rolling forward, a ta la nf 14 a w tha preceding week, tb a output sot another high mark for th* cur­ rent season. . Tb« entire week'* output waa mad* up nf ritrus fruit and taoutoon, 8ft ear* of eltre* fruit aad 17 of tomato**- tb * cilra* shipments were mod* up of IV care af grape­ fruit, eight of oreagoo, on* af tangerines and 10 mired. Tho week's .shipments boaot th* MIAMI, FsB. l< -‘Tb# Mlarhl area Is leading lb« way out of Ihe season's total carload rail move­ economic dsprsssion, Col. Ilsnry ment from Fort Ptsre# to 484 area. Watkins Andcrsoo, Uichmoml, V*., rscsnlly appointed co-recslv•r of tho Hsaboard Air Lire Rail­ rue. 374 carei tomatoes, 74j »ego« ' (-I way Company, s*4d recently foi- to’jls*. 4i fish, t i In addition to th* ml) l a t a lowing hid arrival an a ptivat* car it, there w u a W r y notpwt hy in whlrh he la making an Inspec­ t, treoh and oapraaa, flgnsoo tion of th* tins. , for which are n ot Btailabi*. Ap-|l “I hav# not eras a place in Ih* proilmatsly 1^00 M tsa of ckeutl United States as cheerfpl and frait wore fsrwardbdjon lost Breifl looking as prosperous as th* Mi­ ami area", he said. “Metropolitan Miami appear* lo b* I*m affected by tho scunopiic depression than any other rily I hav# visited. "Th* people beta hat* a fim spirit. Undoubtedly, the sources of wealth aad prosperity are here. I am arnasad la find «wh • praa. perou* looking’ ewnmualtjr. I be­ lieve Florida will be th* Oral slat* *- YPB1LANTI, Mkb.—Mr*. JiA* Bus Gore, 79, was born, Ursd aud died In th* satao.bous* bore. WABUIN^tON. — Saying k* talive of the true aristocracy of lb* South but he differs with th* majority .«/.JtoMlherntra • ■ - H a ­ lles. II* la » leader In the Republican party, having been unanlmoualy Indorsed by Vlrgtaia’s Republican state ranm itta* for vie* president or tho United Stales In 1030. In 1921 ho waa th* Republic** nom­ ine* for governor. At thro* national convention* of th* Republican party h# Waa a wweIbw * ^KA# itto lltid u ■ mlttee which draw ap U* party platform. Prasldent Hoover ap­ pointed him a member af tb* Wlckrrsham commission. *>1001 oo M \N WITH cur nw itrtl In ml i v »ii«p M r cmhIi Ritl tlittniiota •vIim.." I totrmisctnry parkagr* to r o n ­ to : :* *Hirnifr*. Mwxt he Mti4fifi| wilh \\ an hour at *Urt. Write for full ipniirB particular*. Albert Mill*, mat# •Mrk*t mjina ffrr tS to Monmouth, t'imin" M” h « .1 I X .i •i*.# nali, O. i y>. i fi—Situation Wanted YOt'NlS t t >1.0ftK;t woman want. i'h a . coolt or hu’ sekeeper, t t p (k need, Ixi la llullcr, 151it W. Nohr P l« * U |« far u 31 h « ar par lad ra d l i d a l I d ! %. H d a d a t. h n i> )U P vaiii *« M O a ftl V * l|||«dr||tM ,i I* N’ r » I* . M i lt l m m a * 3 N et* l| ««* * ti A t i l t ft* \V t% «h llt| ! •••ft llatwlttfl, I « lr# r« * . N e w t r V , W t U r t h l l l r , I t — MLncclInneoun ti« of itl» M in e v a f # h r III ft»r i i l f l a n t r M A i m a n r ».* I ' l U t b ' I ’ lN V I N M A T I : f r , t . D . ..»•! ra |n f. IVIrail t ’U a a la n d . lum hft*. ,1 "Opportunity Week" FOR HOYS! j Ikiyi* I 1'i n r suits, all wool, , Inn long |i:inl-, iriiarantrril, piles ,OillUUaip..A.miwsh..lUU<sos.4UM)i. per »c k, All sjyn, l» to IS years. FOR' >|E !Y PN rw Spring Suit* with one or Iwo pants. Pries­ , »13-B0 to U l.ro. Wr sell on the ALigO II’I'A, IV When f rasy pay plan. RAO to fA00 Augustus' slipped in u ca rush. Ilalanci- weekly. WAUONssap as h- aleppnl from a lu wms tatapultisl lhrou*h a window KR’S 600 Hanford Ave, }, •*«# ear In d i-in a p v iU nth. st, M»aa T > »| r» i l a h p a m l t t f . )|lo h S cuAsMUtn p number of FOR SALE: Chevrolrt touring i at. Run 33.000 mil**, molnr \ i ronditinn, cn«l lire* ami rn a tap. Will »*R for cash only. What >< mjitnffar? Call a t llaralil »fflci brtnron 5:00 an,| 0:00 P: M. or ad.lrrn* "Chevrolet" car# of Hot* ahL IHRIFTINESS b a stab of mind that !* nearly'as vallaitfe ait aaaet da a bonk accdiint■; i .’ .tV^ thrtftineas can always get a bank account of its own. And it’s easy to tell'thrifty people from the'way in which they read the hewspapeta—Jest as you can PstPUiyspdt the tother hind; •• ; . • V- • The great majority of men and women never pnt a newspaper dntd U # haYe n t l i W PtflHapft news which is d ir s ^ d ta them throuffc ttb h te A ts , * •*” ' ‘ * «" ’ ' >•* ' h e ji'C rt •> lion, some of the shippers do­ ing their grower* had been ling hark fruit for soma Itaiw would demand that tl|\lr I bo moved. It also developed | many of the shippers present bonaflde orders or sale* for ring amounts of fruit from plisbsd receiver* In the north, | th at a refusal to fill these jr* might result In the ve­ er* turning to Californi* for e supplies. It***/vexing factor* were finI dismissed' as sentiment grew \ th* picking holiday should l* iguratad but that shipment* of ) already in packing houses pre-cooler* could prorssd. Th* xc«|ftlon to th* picking hollik conceded to b# thol fruit fb* picked for cannery ronlon, tba ruling applying it any artlon of th* meeti fra it for export. Th* holi- day u the agreement also WANTED—Milk row, must he cheap fir rash, I honr 1KID-M. WANTED- TO BUY:* a kicker Intunning condition, price must ba reasonable. Phone ’J0I-K. M anetje* II —Rnoimi Without Hoard this dead time." Thoms i said he expected the portent •f.-tui-l dell|iti«n" In .In’ followed by “fantastic inflation which will ruin everybody nut ulready ruined." Then, ho said, 0 0 .'. he continued. “Thing* will gat iWorse; the prrsent reckless del 1*1urn will go on; tho next Cougrrss will try tu liaJancv the budget an<| find that It ran't: it will pasa legislation for the bene­ fit of the farmers which will knock things even won* out of balaac* than they arc now, “Thon Urn cry will ito up; "Wotas gw»1n*tn*l#t#.v THwwes>iH will bo that we will not have enntrolled Inflation for the l-enrfit of Ihe workers »« we might huve, Imt a 'whoopla inflation' in whirlr the wotkrr with a Job will he like a • mill boy chasing a kite in n high wind." Then, lie added, will ronie tins dictatorship. If n dictator conus, prohibits he predicted, he will not l*e a l„“ huiness man, tut ' will have a **."« Jh«*W fp«it within anyi one orga.1i.llo g it waa pointed out by aw oral shippers /h a t % only basis for a picking holiday would bs that of an “agrc«pient argang gentlemen.” PpbHclty to violglacs of the picking holiday a ces sment, it waa pohntod out. woeid ho the instrument of punishment which could be used by those who ful­ filled their p a n of the agieement. Several declared la favor of the gentlemen's agreement plan bul said ir marketing agencies (.* their immediate vicinity broke th; faith they loo, of necessity, would again start pkkirg. It was felt that the growers of the slatwould Pot look kindly on Ihote shippers who did not agree In or abide ty tha picking holiday. tha scrip (nr food, clothing and other necessities. The III, hm«nd plan rr,|uirvs 40 hour* of fret­ work as an "Initiation fee" tn di»c»uic(i* and cllminati- loaf­ ers- Mi'ii- than I Do persons now mu i^iilnkino of llir pnper, while (Continued from Pagr tin*) • !hr Citixrns' Kxchanire has some RATES wlditiunal applications on lutfil trade and that It has n arhrd dent uf the Uaivaiaity .of IIBaor* n ^Krvo J u _tmnovc r_ l ba n .caih.__ 10c lint 1 time. 1 hancelliir-Ebrt of New Smnr l.uiii.inn.i parishes have and Th- city nf Atlunl.i Issued He lint :i Ihnea. York University. ssued scrip In i*r» for schnnl fltW.IXX) wmlh of the paper'*Ju,t 7e lint 6 tlmaa. In Ilo current issue nf the Uni­ bvloio Christmas to pay Now in­ rai-hris' salarli-s, s n l the laiuisiBe Una I mngth. ter salarhm nf city employes. ina hifhway rnmniissiup has Is- versity Daily News, *«t,| under•Minimum cjiarg* ?0r, Min IisiiI.i rutr,| in rccsir- 'Utd f7,MNl.00li in rrrlificatcs uf gtkdusle publiratlon. Dr, Chase intt I hr scrip in payment for giMnls imlrblrdnesa Imo Ihu fall of dretarrs that th» nation must , ,1 Kinks rrcditi'd depositors with I'.l’il to | svy ronlractoi an I other moio and moie hoik to ii'iivor-l* tie* tors, lamisiara Slat* Univrr- ille- for the higher eel nee whiclt r.isli lu Ihr paper's pur tulur. Ill Alalutuia tin* M-ilp Is usr-l oily issued yi.nott.nmi worth of they tan rrmh-r In Iheir cnniiuun- HAVE YOUIt WATCH repaired rxtensivrly in scvrral lillrs ami IndcbleJnrss ri'Mifiralrs n yrar hy .mo who really knows how. "(ini great American universl l"X . Tire Hrliuit m y counrll an- ago In roiniifcle payment* on Ihr Brli-gs. Jeweler, ling. Ae*. lies must (tain Iruih rs", he ral I, new mrdiial srhoiil,' flrid house Ihairixcil U -u.' ice nf ♦-•.IHUI urnrtll wuioen'a dswasUmy. Tbe full 'b u t. I bey ale« have a gfral ta'k PARTY, dance. Klk* Club F rk Dk nf*»tid pa per. a is I Moaaoho -hos pruMI |n rily scrip in riirulnlltm. aiioHint was trpuol hy a icvent In iierform in raising Die grnctnl ft.ml ii'cltck. Amt Ion, t’onlrnrt. level nf social rnlighli timer t in . D-'ihan, Ala., u i 'i scrip «f 41 dr I oin| sale. llnremptex age. Oar milvi tsllle. I'lind-rlland rn-'tlly In North rt.uoinotlun In puy fur li'-irf nf th.- city's unemployed. Dothan t'siulira ti es sn ip on n small .up tiniimg uni yearly lh<> at l> ii-1-.i I he Ihrro rent stamp system, Male, i.nd the rily of t harleston, of n iMilitate* ehtae c.tieei-. will C— lumt nnd Kininri whereby » lamp is attached tn H. f’., usetl the |«per sevrrnl proliMhlv mil he those ft t xrop H at tit* n<it,: l-efmi- tra-tsarlmir. Whrn month last year, iri't ruling it t tonal Iratb rshlp In any I -wav*." till iron jirtiorw: hun- occurred and last Dec. t. It higher eiluration rati mean I the iH’tr I 'a la :M stamps, the setip . n'-'.rtcr tr>rfulness, more h.tpit is rrdn tnaldr at fair value. to i ami n higher ibgice of er. 1.1IMT: White gidil Westfield wrist Ileoseim e, Tnllmlrtf.-i and sever­ wntrh al hljfi school or Imtwern Ittil* nmcnl fur men and wnnun al other AUibama rites are coai.lot havu rente to them, |hi j have erhmd nnd 1|0*t West ls( Ht. si.lcrirr issue of some form of atr ooplbheil rontelhirg (no- and Fintltr please return In Dior.'nr snip. 'I lacliiolly nil plans artaiiitbv, Dr. Cha-n ilnlareil. IMils, I |(M West I t HI. a ml re­ Iui r <I nu ri dein pi inn after »U t -rnlli'iT out the.’ . Ike Ireitn ndott* ceive i c ward. -*'vni p Ituvo been atlarhrd |o the J tin ttaso In rnrulhnenl in our tin | l certiorates. I vm tlic > of late year* inlirate* a I— Auloiflobitra Hpaita, tia., al.-n h»i Issued ‘im ilh-aat vlevt|ieirt lutvatd high scrip on tho Stamp plan. . id'iuallmt in Annilhan life DHKD UAHS Thu.- rh ry d e r HeIn Itirhmoml, Vu., the Cltlxens’ nh" 'l imitltulions like Ne* Yolk ilans. One llwlci' puk-np. All KxchaiiKigives scrip tn Dll. cutt y are retpirdinc In with guaranteed- Dull Filling Hlali^|i. the unrmi loved in evchougs for a In;.I tlegrre of li .ia-itv. I Iliungv- City, KIm. wink. The workers in turn luvrtr, inii.ly. If New York Ifntversity tin ,, to err, I would rather linve RKN'T AN Austin. rout-, ftc |wr mil it err on tho side of trine loo I'liniir llM>. In mneralic", Dr. Chase »unl Scrip M'oncy Is W idely Used In Southern Areas WANT ADS New Cpllccjc Head Explains Hopes Of Modern Education I I Directors V n . w r v v r o w v y w ___ ______ u « v t to o o an O BAai up Iff—Apart mania For Rrnt DOWNSTAIRS four Lanxley riMim apartApartments. 10—llnunrw For Rent FOR RENT: Unfurnished ft roo.i* house and sleeping porch, Inslilo n-ilermatid, I'hoiio 140 or f>M-J. 26—Mlsrrllanrauft For Sal* FOIl HALE: Bargains In pig** All sitrs, feeders ami porker** We butcher reasonably—lll-liisilrf Bakery will roast a pig for 7ft rents during baking h o u rs)—• SrhmaH Pig Farm, Lak*' Msnro*^ FOR UMITKI) TIME—Founlal* Syringe* nr hoi water bottle*. H|ierial 4!>r. Pints Milk nf Mag­ nesia. .3Pr, .1 f,.r 11.0(1. P int, Rub. I'iag Ah'ohol, .3;ie. .1 for I I.00. rumple II Drug Co. phone |0» DR HAI.K: Smart lerrirr. T h m months old. Call 21. FltR HAI.K: Cuban Flint corn. A. R. Mrrlwether. FDR HAI.K: line of . Hanford'*' most allrartlve homr*. Owner leaving rily. Will sell In responsi­ ble l> nple Or, reaoinable terms. I*. II. Ilo; 81, I’tione 313. FDR HAI.K; 3 room house, located South Sanliitil Heights -tilm l'ri. villa for quick „ |c 1178.00, rash, HrP Kiigcm- lltrw rr, (ilmi-tvllle n«* wrilr A. I.. Tliusripsun. Maitland, Fin. . H is Pal «. v JlrtT WMCN I MAD f r o TMINK1N6 YOU WIRE KNOCM3D COCO? VOU JU0T SROtUD 4Vt»VYMiMO }/ f 6 l f THAT THI A N e w W a y to E con om y F o r Uaeiw o f A n tiseptics nb***et l‘.tiw»' Ik* mRIions who us* * rwaah og gargle for halitosis Waath iJ oral hygknt. aad The Proposition THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, l^ICK AND HARRY rM T C p t r r t * P K tr v c H \3 fA V € A l/r , MY D tA K , I W O U LD L I T O E X P L A IN T M ID ^P lfO p o o l T l O N M o n ti. IN D E T A IL - PIKSTJ YOU MAY CO M 3ID E A A O L c HOMEY IN Y O U R O W N N A M E .< i 4 N r THAT R|CbMT> ..__ _ J WMY- VBA CAKriC*.! J I'M NOT W E A L T H Y g JUST COMfOPTA J .'.C . T HY F A T H E R VYAO L DIVORCED F R O M r MOTHER. AND NIB DEATH H C U F T H I EV ERY TH IN G-. r A * I M A r l r o t a Y C O-MC. i w a s a D f A x o r o *<“ r ( SC etE O P lli> a ? . D IN O S Iff SOUTH AT.": CA / S V wmeT RNtrcK. J fv ACED L x'4k YOU KHO/ f . i i i L'.-IA I YOU S H O U L D O l ii'U P L Y l y r e R B D T K D iff # rx w » i.* /a M a .F i/Y A f f a a r n i& _ L > tc - P3D )T(O N — A N D - A r T ill ^ i ( S A M E T I M S , TA A.O B Y o u rr. P A T H f t R f t , R I& H T fU L HOLDIM DS, Hr ' . - ' oJuda 1 AM IN T E R B S T E D TO S o r e t E E T B lY r s I T WOULD O tt_ R icci r i h f » - — i T L i AKi;r» A j^ p ^ m teed 30—Hnunr* For Sale N l> O n e ’s ( i o n n a T o u c h ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor ' ATTRACTIVELY furnlshrd room. Tain bed*. Private home. lleaU Board ■ptionnl. Lswsnn. Back of Chriitian Science Church. C0N 9ID EH f Y o m t PLAN A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 07, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 07, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 07, 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/ef3b5852256d371d1af59788c7f242b5.pdf 5d12cbece2f7ba16c0dd2f68314e32af PDF Text Text m asrju.*— >V2UYT. •fT>; wmmm.'+X* .^>- ,-»-i>i«v"' r • T.^1 THE WEATHER Increasing rieadtwrm probably f"linseed by rain. Riaiag teperae la rr Taeaday. Local wewlbrr Sat. ■rday. Illib 7S. lew 8«| Baaday ENT DAILY NEWSPAPER BRUART JAPAN GEARS VAR MACHINE FOR OFFENSE Seminole Co ty Chamber OfComme Drive Will Get Under ty Tomorrow EATING PLACES Troop Concentrati ms ARE URGED TO Btmg Made F ir In­ SERVE CELERY vasion of Jehil In m _ WW. ^ ” • ~ j flw pitot of ih u p j \ ^ t ^ wlA*Ow^ w / tw » machine far the art-ami annroatnat r f iW p i» M w of Jrhol TAXPAYER BODY J S n U W C SIA1E M E T W TAMPA IMftors E q n M ToAttmd T lkW X , TM>. 4 .—S n m l trowand ed-llnr*. ini"H ’Cnarrrw S W u and other ■Mrs. ariQ attend th r (hat I «»atr m w iU M l nf I hr F h r i 4 Taxpayer* AssartatNMi, TawW4Uan headquartri- will hr t thr UilUhor. Huto] with th r Klu-d« M l a IS xfctokt (a Um a w » i « Cmivuilimi ajowUrt. wi3 inatode <C ■ . Tteadct. Miami, prc.t•MmH «*f 4ha Flarida L rp w of Mn­ T. M. Shack Worn, « f th r AmmcwImiw; <1. I*. it of thr AtmariaUaa « f Real K ~ on, o f lakrtanrt; t, F’tnmia m rtf o a a a a of tho raeartII hr Thr adnpti— of • i n rmem i« t a h r aaha r i M to thr h r u h t a n oral h|»HI Thr aftnmaaa uvvrt mg artll h r Tahrn rp % th r iegmattor Ittrr'a report «n th r pmand l u adaption. Thr arniaal will m arladt that a t itTin»on. A aprrail proi-trm nf rntrrtam ■w*U iBctodmg a vt-U •« thr math Finn da Taw ha. hoen xrrvar.grd. «f a n .■option rnanalttor rtf th r Mill*Snmtigh ■Crtrtrtty Tax Rrttorli.ni wan antmtirrrtl Sal<mb»y a> followi: Ttr. S. J - $.o*ry, thairtaaa; T. IS. JlonrW-i.n, It. It. Hdka*. ’Chart™ Spiri.U. W. a firwy. T. MP. P a n v y , Oierle* I. hmtrhan. John B. H «H n, Carl It. Mrarrta. TV. T. Alton, TV. J . Barr ltt. ■Oeuig ti P . f h rr lia a . CharV* •On rh « a F oot) IMfellter Arrives W H m ; O rg i tthrty toaa nf mhmd rrarenea hmugltt tntn Sanford at t!«U o ’clock Saturday wight t y The WMrtor ft eight hnrtt “ M r- T.wrtL" ...mad % th e W hm -Loertt * ra mpaard iu The font «f Military - aathoritiri gave axaaraa n < y**trrday, ’ however, that there i« m intention to h.-rtn th r drive hrforr thr end el Fihraary nr rarljr la March. Thr Japanese were cswtnwing ef. fa rt, to prr«tiade th r O tiarw In arltlr th r Jrhol q an tto a paarr«Wy, hot there appeared to bo arant hnpra nf yarh a settlement. (Japan m ntrada that thr Chitv-nr province nf Jrhol rightfatty i* a part of th r Ja p arr.r spnn-nred .fa ir Manrhukun ami • hat they intm-1 In brine about H. anrxatiew.) Tanjr-Vo-1.1n. eovrmor of Jrled, appear* to hr drflnitry conrmittrd to follow th r Chinr-r war lord, Chan* llvao lJn c . in h <rti1lty toward Manrhukao. Troop n w rm rttli >up|wr fly are krittf kept secret, hut it h a . hrrn impo«*ihlr tn ronrral hif Japanrm concentration! at all strategic point. along J r t I’, o n t n a frontier. The VaYJrnSh.nhaikwan railway ha. hrrn d-voted rarla.iv rly . to military purpose*. (Shanhavkwsn. Otinmr rily, wra. taken over hy the Japanese early in January afler h r n y firhtxne.i The Japanme havr hrrn mmtnandrerine horar. ami waron* in a)| hie town, anwth of klukdm f i r th - waa nf th r army. Thr Japanese military com­ mand ia 1owvimrd that Chany i* direrUas- . ( t M , cone m ira­ tion. In gjhe prwvhx r for thr pirrp nr o f aatrine hi. fare with th r Chtnoae people. \ Boy Tells Federal J a r is t Toil Were Once Kid YourselF MIAMI. Frh. I —Sixtrrn-yrarnld Johtintr MrVay, of Went Fa'm IJrach, "filial hrforr Fedetal Judge llal.ted L. Ritter Friday. <’l.».ten, fudge, rrmetnlo r you wrrrr a kid ore* yourwlf he Icgan. Then he pleaded, not for himartf. I i*i for Jerome Weatherhy, I & year old com pa nine on whom the jn 'ge had jaxt imposed • prinnn .emtener for cioUtien of the national motor theft act, tn trareporlmg a stolen automobile | from W rit Talm Bears to Cehimbun, (la. **l don’t think that arwtrmr i. fair, jedr*. your honor", young McVay-rontinned. "Thi. kid dolaT know that car wa* atelen. I look it. He didn’t knew. Tbt» kid hai never bm i ta jail before." The pirn proved in vain when frie»d< of the Weatherly boy’, mother told Judge Ritter .he waa unable In control him and wanted him n u t t* the tVaahingtnn Training School In b»pr of ro­ to r matien. Knarry Aketraan, aurt.tanl United Staler d i.trirt gttntnry, told Ihe coon the buy. had been trim.ferred to thr M o ral eoutl junidictino a t roqneU of Talm Beach county offtrial*, who ih*arrihrd them aa n m U n of a "tad rnghhorhapd gang." The hoy* won aooteocr i| to the echo'd until they became of at«. New Orleans Banks Defy False Rumors XEW OKI MAMS. Feb. 4 .- 1 0 . i wf mgwey oa hand. NUMBER 27S FIts Ccata — NATIVE CREHj OF D I M M SHIP DU TIES European Officers And 20 Marines Are Ashore When Java­ nese Take Charge LONDON. FebT tl.- rd ’i Two airplane* hearing noted llritbh flier, took off today, one in queat of a new long-distance flying record nn.| the other on n 4800-mile flight to Hrasil. Captain J . A. Mollison. husband of thg famous aviatrig, Amy Johnson, piloted the Hraillbound plane a n d Squadron Leader O. fi Cnyford ami Flight Lirutrn*.tt ti. K. NichoIrtta left for Sooth Africa hop­ ing to bettrr thr non-stop .dis­ tance record ,«f .'012 m ile. ROOSEVELT TO MAKE 1ST TRY WflH SEA FISH Astor Yacht Anchors In Bahama Waters For Amrling Teats; “Fine Night” Spent STATE PARDON BOARD TO HOLD • IflMimia, .1 4 New Membera Will Sit In On Hearings; Oral Pleas First Melbourne Has Another Slump In Tax Receipts Farmers To Hold Meeting Tonight To Discuss Work ChaseTumato Deal Is In Full Swine: Near Fort Pierce Plans All Set For Progressive Club February Meeting River Freighter Is Raised By Use Of PumpvS And Trucks Woodmen W ill Stage “Family Night” Party vk,.m«n w'»iiM(S blM *•' Masons Will Stage Ceremony Tuesday Paty Made Cliairman Of Race CoimnisHion ••• r Two British Planes Are Seeking Kecr.id ’ ■ Aiming «t maintainlnf their aition at mrmbrr. of th r ( t r ­ end la te n t Chamber of Commerce lit Florida, a .mall army of pruniIrent Mttninelr County men and Ifonrn tomorrow morning wll| art •u l to rontarl upward* of lilOO fen o n i, reeking rtte of more f.1 *m>>er«hi|M In the Heminnlr y Chamber of Commerce for "" MIAMI, Fab. 8.—(A5—In TJ^F. HACHIK, Feb. The from each permit. • clear bfue waters ^ff the Bahama Pulch crui-er "De Zevefi Frovin7" Thvtr a:r mnny rrn-un., trade Islands, Frank!!. li. Rooxevtlt an* bo f rnthmia»t. will tell you to- cien" wa* reported In the hand, chore,| late yesterday for hit f ln t p j r , why the drive ihould be met of a mutioou* crew of rntive Jav­ text at fixhlng on hla pre-pm i Surm aftil in tecuting the *itli *ucr«*« ftum the (tart for anese yesterday. The mutincera •yf<feirttal~yittrtMr ’FfW i: ‘• Iffff"--raH w ihl I k .l~ I .'IV - J I ^ ■aw .antrrprt w»oftr[ A ixdio message from Vincent the u*r of Florida, and parti­ Ibis elly or ’rounly, that 'In > L ' tf’f lilehte, on the-north to a st'o f Astor, owner and captain of tha way has not benefited by the the Island ef Sumnlri. cularly S'mino'n-County celery in Roosevelt yacht, delivered th* in­ An official dispatch from the dinirg car* atUched to thoao past year'* wutk of Ihe trade formation to tha temporary Dem­ Ihltch governor said the mutlnoga line., Srutinula t ’ounty Chamfuir body. ocratic base here. The »* j When the w orleri gather at crew retard arm.* and ammunition cf ('iimmrrcr nffjria’» |aat week waa signed 4:30 P. M. . . turned their atlrntion to local Ihe VaMex Hotel tomorrow mern- i V ar,| the warship. uvrtfsowrraJ “Anchored under 8 th .. t a*. reMnuranl. «n.i thorr in nearby tag at H.no o'clock for a ’’Melt- th, ('W officer-, on b"->r<l and put Expect to go fixhlng." f citiei, urging that n h rn errr po.- Off" htrakfa.l, Ihry will hr re­ III k'vl. Another mesxage delivered ta Tbcruiser Feb. A—Tho —• - • 'was ’ ’rer«rlcd * . . TVA) VM | , 1.A ' I IH S IA . 1S ! » *S. K . «iblc, uwner* take aJranlage of minded nf some of Ihe highlight Marvin McIntyre, xecreltry la , ■Vent, uf the past year Ihat’w rrr JlgHle'd at R A. M. InsT night well stale pat,Ion hoard ill hold Its ifoosevtlt, reported: , tbe wealth of first clo u celery lr.de koly (nr i III I*u *lyy the aoews uw<|g IIV town tl'WII »>l >■« | ■ of anciw Meta'***. *pp*r next regular meeting Mar. 14 to now on ihe mnrket by rerving it aporaorej of *Ibe "Fine night at era and ail foaa the* aolr<• purps»»e of adding in thei prlly headed for Rurabayn. e,insider applications fur clemency with every m eal.' . welt. Will b« off SeUlamcnt’ Polat . mu indu.tr ia ial, -oclal, or rennnercial IlispatchM repssrtlrg ihe fur slate anil ruunly prisoner*. Th.- trade leely n-ked nhellief at 10 A- M- and proceed through, benefit of this rity ami county. tiny vanl the commander of Hie A* Is customary, the board will Or not relrry i< hclttif srrVeti, and northwest Providence chanceL n nhat the future policy nf Ihe re.- Thry wilt in* nrrrd In use these cruiser, xrven officers, lit Kuro- hear oral plea* by relatives, Meanwhile Demooratlc party latirant unnrr I. to l-c during the hlghliehis as -tiling ps>jnt« for iu |rn n won-eomntixainiHsl offtevr* (tier,Is and attorney, of the pe­ workers were gathering ah*«l rrmatnJrr of the relrty .ineon, • created vu-upeiation and sup(oirt aril 20 Kuropean ttmrines were titioners Ihe first day. of th* tha headquarters established her* * Thi. morning three local m il of th r trado Indy. nn,| Ihry will n.hore at ihe limo of the Inci­ semi-annual session. Then, it will by James A. Farley, nadoaal ’ ing rl.ee> had re!|Hirdril to Ihg pattic'ilarly he urgrd to give n« dent. Tliey hoanlevl the govern­ gn into closed meeting to hear tha chairman, as th« Issue of patrw trade l.o,ly letter. The Monli-iumn pn example lu n pnepective mem­ ment stram er Ahleharcn and pul beard's secretary present cases age distribution arose. rot otherwise represented and In Hotel adsi-ed that It Itn. served ber, mine Installer of h«w trade out in pursuit of the cruiser. Among tha numerous word* The hUortss chase through Hop- pas* on nil application.. evlrry on'it* dining room tnb|r( bosly rlforta Iwrefltcd their loiripassed are, id In the gossip k it* nrsi or profession duringlUXi. invt *eos-«rm,.ei| tntemm -*nterse>( -Alt application*, whether sup­ free fur uuue lime. no. I Ihut il W orkrr. also will l>o rtinimlrd Ihrnttghoiil Holland, as wall ax in ported hy oral pleas or presented was ana ta tha affect that pro- would rontinue to do so. testa had been passed on The Celery Club adeUrl thn of tho surprising feat irroidnt l>y foreign communities in Java, fear by t he hoard's -errefary, muxt 1m Roosevelt from soma sanatara Tut ' e r native 'uprising rollnwieif the «amu army ie-l yesve when n filed In willing in advance of th* ■l aerie, lelvey with rrtl m e n lc a t against tha Inclusion of too many, no extra tharge, eiitl that It i* total of I-i! I membership, weir reeurtvnt Incident, of mutiny meeting, state law also requites senators in tha Roosevelt cabinet. wiling In co operate with Ibe •cruicil duiing 3d hour*, although among the natlv* .catnen used on that they to advertised before Il waa understood that otto of traile kt„ly m every way in con­ Ule goal wax H8"l nirmlier'lllp. i in,r,I Dutch warship* in their presentation. Thi. 1. lo allow Ihe proteatants was San. Norris, durrog IhaT'tiiiTe! That achieve­ those who wish In protest the ap­ Knst Indian five!. tinuing to reive il. of Nebraska, Republican Inde­ plication to he heard. Tbe V.lilc: Hotel ri pje I by rn ment was broadra-t throughout pendent leader, who Is known to This year there are twn new hold tha view that tha Roosavalt eboiittg copier of menu! for Ihe F in n -a and the Moulhcaat, ac­ mamiter. of the hoard—Governor strength in tha Hanata should bo part nrek, inJicnting that celery cording In yards nf newspaper glrpiitr* on (do at ti.d e Imly Date Hholta and Comptroller J. left untouched. i« (rived with every meal. offn is. to bring publicity that M. Iwe. Other member, of the Mnrl’r I’lne,. thin nmol hui| Among those regarded aa llkaly board ant Secretary of tha Stata Roosavalt cabinet members are tables atarkrd with rrlery with trade body officials will say I. "uf R. A. Gray, Attorney Ganoral Senators Glass, of *icJB» eoaepieuourly rtatllff that value that I. incalculable." Vlrgialaf Tho aidin' rounly will he runCory D, Inn.In ami Commissioner Walsh, of Montana, Hall, of T«nit i* free. Thi. rrslnurant pfaa* . passed, fur the more than I-W O _ MKi,nui.'j<?iL,,F«b.* o - \oofft- of Amtc'illur* Nothin Maya. , Bara«e and C olli**, of n L v AUxto »«rve celery in thLg nmnm r * ' ert me • "repment m nr er .lump In tax rrt elpt* wa* erf* iNnaffy the *m l*m tual avfc, thioughi tnrr'iumainder of Ihe and wnmelf living in the smallest rienced by the city during January .ion requite, nearly Iwo waakt, fco. Tha 1aHrr U • H ipabKan In. mourn. . communities in Ihe rounly a . well when only $578,117 was rolUrlfil ore for presentation of caae. an$ dependent. Atlertion to lire b<al aituation Tha Democratic cMcfUlna bar* as hundirds of irsiilcnt. nf San­ one for disposition of caaea. No ns compared with $l,42ffJtt In the wa. brought to trade body of­ kept thalr allance yesterday, but announcement, are made of board Informal warning waa given that »nnie month Iasi year. ficial. by a winter visitor front ford. It. A. Newman, premifent hard­ Waler receipts of ll^lKt.IMt, li­ action until the rntirs list of ap­ Job huntara using high presaura Munrie, Ind, who rep m aed *ur11ire that rhe a a i nna le to get ware dealer, i- gnu rill nf the cense fee. nf $»H.IH) and fine, uf plication* has been reviewed. campaign tactics would m ale* CovefillJr-rttmttw-^ecently sug­ an unfavorable consideration. celery at one of the better rea- army of workers, with Judge J. f125.00 brought the rily’. Ineoine li. Sharon n« inajor-grnnal, ami gested to other nirntV^rs of tho for ihe m onth'up almost enough, lam ent, here. Thi. woman, rotic­ hoard that they employ Ik special ing that relrry n as not mentioned Ihe following as incnFers of Ihe however, to cover expenses. offfnat alaff; II. M. I’.pworth, II. Tax collection, for the first investigator to l'*ok into all prison on Ihe menu, a.krd whether it (Continu'd On I’agr Knur) three month, of till* final V *r enses ami rrpnrl l" the hoard on rotild le .purrha-ril a 1.x ra rlr, to amount In $7,107 while foe the merits nf rase* presaaled ro ihe hate tbe naitrev. .ay that it wa* ■ante p«rlo.f of the In l fi-eal board. rot ntai'aMe at all. This visitor He said a competent man, pre­ )ear Hut clly look in $17.11't-J. rxprr««nl further attrprire lh.it in At of Jan. dl the rilv had on ferably an attorney, could save the advertised relrry Jrapitol nf deposit in Its genetal f m,l $1,- Ihe hoard much tmio and Insure Florida, one nf Ihe best rrslatlA complete report on tha results MHU.1 of which ll.ltM’.lftl wa- In deserving €»•«•» <>f proper eosi*id- noticeable both locally and In rants did not serve it, rithrr fire (Continuxl On I’age Four) the Melbourne Stale Hus k and or fur ante. northern and eastern markets F O R T PIKItcK, Fab. n T»..- fHW.ni in the Harnett National Ttailf Indy ofTiri.*)., in writing s ftrr s week of plowing up of oneIn tlie eating plnrri, suggested tnmato dent o f rhase ACo. in thi- Hank at Jnck.nnville. About 5It'Otl third of tha present matured eat­ that if is not possible to serve section I* now in full .wing, with of th i. m ull be paid out III rurery crop will be given at tho celery with ail meals frre, that the weekly output running from rent I,lilt. On the same date, a Court Housa tonight at 1:00 20 to 25 rat b ails. The company I* year ago, there went $3.8*18.21 In it he (old at a low figure. o’clock when members of the Sem­ interested in an acreage of ap­ Ihe general fund. inole Agricultural Club gaihtr la proximately f'OO, represented I'V It cost th r city #2.27.1.1(1 to op­ special session at tha rail of F. F. the crop* of II growers. Cropping erate in January, the money be­ 0. K. Adams, .president of the an,| harvesting <>prralinn«, ■.voic­ ing *p<nt ns follow.: Administra­ Jacksonville District 1’rogrea.sive Dorner, club president. Aa announced Raturday, th* ing heavy rxp-n es for labor and tion salaries. 1655.00; A-lmlnlslra* Club-of the AV,anile Coast Line supplies are providing employ­ linn expense,r FhHI.XJ; Hail,age. llailroad, and nlher mcmlMira of meeting is open ta any parson ment for several h'indrt'l p,'»«nn>, fir.r.’.li; Slteets, H'>/>7; Sewers, the I'lub liwl.y were liu»y dveorad Interested In the movamant that waa Instituted last Monday morniv nearly nl| of whom are lornl pen- f i t . Id; I'niks, $18.55; lit*’ H«* ing Ihe ‘lily Hall auditorium Shortly after 1:00 o'clock this pie. Approvimat* ly till are em­ I nrtment, l-’U J'* ; l'<dn> Depart­ where tonight the Club will enter Ing and la lo contlnu* through—* niormnc, the $7!>.onu m a l m ployed in lh« parking h"U'e op­ ment. $.ll-*.'-'<; Water Drpartmenl. tain tnvmlera, thrir families, and next wash. Growers or shippers fnighter "City of Sanford" had erations alone, nnwt nf whom nro f i l l 15; Light*, f 166.71; White friend. *1 the February program n»( affllialtd with tha club arw responded t„ pumping effort* that nevrsoirily (killed in that tiado w ty, f2.2U nr,I I’tiblieily, fl'J.60. meeting and dunce (hat s ta rt, at particularly Invited, Mr. Dorner said. >., ,2 hrg»n early yr*trrday ntoming, These .fnrlude a nnmh r of b»ru 8:0U o'clock, Ha explained that tha Fepori and wa< Hoaling on Lake Monro . |M*npt,>, and others, whose ,«rvtrt Mr. Adams will preside and in will als» include an outline of tha lied to the old Clyile U t^ dork are necessary, who are now irsid Wife Of University Irodure the various program fra that ta Ihe S.nfntd terminal of the ing han-. The Ft. Fierce |d»nt is the step, now being taken to contacl tiirr.. The Sanford Concert OrDean Kidnap Victim chc.tiu iimlcr the direction of leading railroad's traffic officials St. John. Hirer IJne Co. mens , • only ope which tho company I* now operating on the lomntn deal. of Ihe boat. lo secure their support In petition­ "Tha greater part of ntir park Five gasoline pump* were u»e I I.OS ANOKLKH, Fr*». « - (/!*»-- Ylruige C. Fellow* will provid ing lha Interstate Comment* most f the entertainment during ing house lahnr it nrce-sirily in expelling the w ater from th Aitparenlly B victim of kidnapers. Commission for an emergency rrafl tkal sank at ihe pier la t .killed," (aid J. N- Sif.itg. mana­ Mr.. Mary Skrele. 65. wife of a one hour concert fo lie Inter- freight rnt# on celery. ^ Tnr'day night, carrying with il ger of Ibe parking houw. “From Walter Hkrele. ,1'an of inu.ie at spersrrt with vocal and instrumen­ that t, 41(XI hs.xr, 0f cilru*. Thre., the very beginning nf operalloiit the University of Southern Fall: tal solos, and tap dancing. Includ'd lit ihe Ihrong‘of more larre motor trucks, chained t„ precise ansi exact care hx* t» be fornia. was tho object of an in­ reiher. assist,,! in rirhting tli taken of earh grnwcr’x prmlucl. tensive search .today. A note left than MX) prison* expected to be fcuil *>y means of a coble aliarltrd The grower, do all nf Iheir own l,y lh" kidnn|*r* indicated the present will hp Coast l.ilte officials .to the ruar’ut one -nf tho trucks picking and hauUap, loti aa se si from *Jacksonvilla? Tampa, loxkaand running Ihraugh lh" ware­ a* the lomalnea are brought into fair I* reported tn police and If la'll, i’alatkn, DeLand, Orlando, .A t least 200 perrons ar* ex­ house In I* attached to thr alar- thn parking house the receiver F20.IVX) ransom l« not forthcoming. and Gainesville, a* well as from pected to gather at th* Woodman of tha World Halt. 20$ Oak Ave­ must mark each box an aa to to ykerlr said ha did not know why ojher elties. )s«n| side of (he hoot. 7 nue, tomorrow night to taka *er* Workmen today began removing able 1>1 handle each grower's In- his wife v ia chosen as Ihe victim Dancing lo music by Moro’a |n tha local ladga'a *nnu»| "Fam­ mnlnej separately ami not gel the re m a in d e r^ tho cilru . Iltal uml he . I* unable lo raise I hit ran- Orchestra will follow the enter- ily Night" party th a t g tts aadat wa. stored In Ihe lovatr hold. Ma­ them mixed." aotn. She waa kidnaped from w taiament, and will ronllnuu until way a t 7;I0 o’clock. chinery also was brought from tie, home. • after midnight. Admission to this Among UlS speakers on tha pro­ btsal. In be dried and made ready affair la by card only. gram th at precede* a aortal hear. / for frtara nptraliona. It in tai l are. Mias Myrtle OHa Cruel* of that all repair* to tho boot wil| l«' Tampa, lis ts aaan*g«r a# thw THANKS YOUR HONOR made here, and that l( will a ra i" Woodman Clndta, Mrs. Vanda. In* to la uperatiew by th* and of thi • F. D. Breeden, worshipful mas­ HAY CITY.' Mich. — Federal mann, of Starks, diatrt ‘ ter of Sanford iaxlgu No. CJ. F. A week. W*BT PALM BEACH. Feh. 8. Judga Arthur J. Tuttle recently of th* Circles, a a * * . F.JHIUar, 8f A. M* this morning announced THRY H A V B TH S COIN that (ha regular communication of —(F)—B. r . Paly. W .xt- I’alm flood four prohibition violator* lakeland, atato a M A of Um Woodman ad tk* W # d 4 ' the Lodge will bo held tomorrow Beach attorney, waa elect'd chair­ one cent s piece. Tba xrasidal Fragrant Is to OTTAWA—Tbe Royal Camulian night a t tha Maaonic Temple at man of tho Florida Stole Hacln* featured ,k f ataalo fnrrtabwf PITTS COPS TO WORK Mlat here iaauad coin* 7:30 o’clock. All membirs and Vie Commlaalon and Waller Donovaa, th* P o rta l Mala Quariat af f in l!OS with a currency value of it log Maotar Mason* are urged to fit. PeUrabarg, was namrd secre­ NEW YORK—Police Commla- lando, and tha W tstor 1 altaad this communication during tary at tb* commlaalon m eting ilulroonay has aboliihad which tb* FaUowcmft vlegrte will today, Tba aagrvUry'a office with bo confarrvd. lafrvshments will tb* graaant peraonnal wiU ba 108 “Ooft Joba" in tha polka «UBALM BEACH — E a y ^ i b* n r r a d dtortnp a social hour at m ovad' from Tampa to Miami partmxal. * m * * * * "• * tb« MMfVaim K *ba mrating. . w iaSfc-- * Annexation Effort Trade Body Continues CHANOCHUNO M a n churta, Effort To Increase F 'V 8.—(AV Thr p ro ra - o( Popularity Of Pish tan me up Japan’I powerful war THp TM4. hut a 11 iiw ri with • high 47. low 4K_____________ _ . •. - �.^HCaWSHSD \ ’ . "". 1 1 * ‘ . % % ’ *r' ^ . - , - HUR] W 1 BAYS AN IMPORTANT ANNOTNTSttKNT TO M AKS, . WATCB T B B STACK . '. ' \ — ; • 7 • 3 UREY DRY CLEAHERS CROSLEY "FIVER” / AN AMAHNG FITE T V i* RAMO SELLING TOR ONLY jtfS JI DELIVERED SEMIHOLE TIRE SHOP F h tu A O a - H w tN I Tuesd Is The Last Day T U I' new>MMMSR*o» » commcnwCO. • >'• v- !^ MmuKi ■■•-•I *W*T E k tU k tl Svpptte* E M ^ tt) C M bM tiK Wwk ^ ’ A * W 9 m "PROSP ARCHER HOSIERY SM I pair A ll SADYE’S : tt IT’S GOOD AS A I M A H N i i U n ______ $ 1 1 .0 0 I U » VIM* Fluatauft «r W a t e r B a t t l e ............................. S i 1 . 0 0 TIJSS VaAw G m M CI S U t h f O o tfit .... ______ TOUCHTW TS SARFORD DRUG C1 0 . |l VaheSwmTeachwSafe Sic E»d» To Tlio Aoction Tueaday Ni|VtWhether You Bid Or Not Itil Bo Loti Of Funllnt Wotclkiaf Othea EVA L L N BM6GS JEWELER K H Aw. itiiW itk io Y Power To Sect ATTENTION MEN! H R to lU IV ilK SHIRTS D JI doe At YoarOwo WOOMNFF. WMSON W ORTH READING! »■«■* \ m n w Don’t The Auction a t .>i COLEMAN'S OWICE EQUIPMENT CO. U D w ia 5 * rS S tt V C *| rJ m ________ n:< v*w -k'- ~r?>J ‘ A ~ - 1I �I i •j t v n t i M * r t g » g e s IL8 VERSE FOR TODAY <—JLi-.-f * LEADF.TH ME: t wHl brfh they MVe net knqVar 1 trfll I derknee* light before thafn, tracked thing* straight Thede n will I do unto them, and roranh* them—Isaiah 42: 10. r o te old farnr tMHsnef ana ami I eapted ' L poor ■hriealled xheep'a heart, Hack and murtmtfled, Packed away apon the (half, Thorn the five begins. Ve found a aheep't heart, Iturh full of pin*. ll. , low It came to be there lono couM db-cover: lm. . h , 1 k a il! a l n .k i t . t V . fn , ly o Noting th*e quoted statem ent of congressman th e l a v th t h aa tt tthe k . Ilife if Itia liM H flA n . L « u . lent othorr iday insurance companies have American farm ers the enormous no of twelve billion dol­ lars, w s took the trouble to Investigate and find th at the facia, aa in, frequently the caw, are not as alarm In* as random reliiarka, . . . . i Accoralng to the Political Cyclopedia of the L iterary t®**1 f*nn mortgage debit In 1OT2 amounted to $9,500,OdO,000. f h ls sum had mate than doubled since 1925, and la IT.TW.OOO.OOO more thah the total fa rrt tto rti sa g e debt fn JMO, But these mortgage* include those , t v P ^ v*r* Investors. private b an ts, farm land banka. Joint stock land banks as well as th e life insurance com ­ panies. • The* report _of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Convention of th e Association of Life Insurance Presidents reveals th a t of the 19,560,000,000 total farm debt, only $1,666,000,000 Is o*ed to the life Insurance companies. . This sum,.Invested Ik fsm i m ortgages, represents only 8.8 percent of the $19,000,000,000 total nssets of the ftfty-twO legal reserve life insurance companies. In the particular state of Iowa, In the h eart o f the dis­ affected farm area, where the New York Life Inaurance Company and tnd Prudential Life Inaurance Company have recently declared moratoria cm all farm mortgages, the totkl amount of Ilfs insurance loans on farm properties is $455,834,000. According to the 1930 census, the combined values of .farm properties in Iowa amounted to $4,500,000,tn w ith the largest holdings of farm mortgages in follows 5» Equitable U fa of New York Metropolitan U f a ..... .......... Equitable Lift of low*-*#! Nerthwistern Mutual Life Banker* Life of Iowa „— Mutual Benefit Life ........... John Hancock Mutual Life Prudential n*,*z2jnoo tojmnfloo *OJfO»fiOO .10,130,000 14360,000 11331,000 283MH.Q00 14,033300 »w she m utt hkve suffered!1 t) Jane with a sigh— 1* probably desvYvH to, ..’’And mors,1' quoth L 1iW h * n she drove * pth home ‘ (IHd he feef n p*lnj’*"'.’ Prudential Insurance Co. of Am. . . 309347333 Equitable Life Aaaufance Co. .... * 108301315 Metropolitan Uf# Insnrane* Co. .— 181364390 150369310 Traveler*’ Insurant* Company ... . 73365312 Aetna L*fe Insurant* Company . — 39,40*317 New Y»rk Uf# Insurance Co. ........... 26303,153 Mutual Life Inaurance Co. of N. Y. 8,000 T , Jl Is reported that, a new skat­ Automobile Fatalities ing: link Is to have tinted Ics. ‘JpUck nnd bluo smius an api>rapriatek color scheme.—Th* Humorist. .Much baa been written lamenting th« great deetruction A ------- - d — ----- of lives btcauae of war. We aee world movement* under­ The moratorium 'MJ444 'thkt taken to elim inate human sacrifice cauaed by man’s un­ ln.ora.v*'.'c<(W$>wi>* ’ wRl net take 4 t\ much IntFfefY 1h farm- willingness to aetUo controversies by peaceful means, yet during all tb« big-m ilitary actions In which thin country iy,’formerly kivej IpT ’M has engaged few er poraona were killed than lost their lives In automobile accidents during the last fifteen years. WrtAUy wa find i The Revolutionary War, the W ar o f 1812, tha Mexican War, the Civil-W ar, the Hpanlah-Amerlcan War, and the World War co4t 800,000 American llvee» while for the fif­ teen-fear period .Juki closing there were 325,000 fatalities from automobile accidents in the United States. •x«nll»rt u n til by (hi company Tha nation quakes a t the toll taken by some of the be lo 'r x - rrti*»cnl* Journal. An.l by wHeth4r th i company great disasters, th e amklng of tho Titanic which carried 1617 persona to R watery grave, tha Palm Reach hyrrlcsno h t e t i him. / with its death. list of 372, tho Knickerbocker Theater colHuey i ^ n g l ' hsd iwl sonnsV lapaa claiming 98 Uvea, tbu Ran Frtuoleao earthquake when talked etttjA iodf'*Y i'’death ’In 500,persona perished, the.explosion of th e battleship Maine the Senate than "'VSTlen* Dfet^ with Us loon a f 260, tho wreck of the Bhenandoah killing 14, jich *tart4A- xfWrlag " SMnCs tm l the Ohio S tate Penitentiury ftro when 317 were burned nothing. -We *xfl»es th* time to death. Yet there la scarcely a ripple of concern caused Stay yet tteiw# When all women by last year’# automobile death record of 29,000 lives. ,+m w ea r/th e pants sad men ■ We look trtfcn the firearm on a very destructive In­ will do tbs u i m g . ^ '■ strum ent b u t the records show th at In 1930 taa persona were killed in automobile accidents fo r every one person klUed accidentally by firearms. . Bbth In its actual ' physical • and In Ita bfg contribution to vJqIi $Uo it little understood. Fow,per qemparing An. automobile to-n thn garda baioc which each can wreqlr, pounds and’travelling 40 mile* An I .or 89 feet n second haa aa great destructive poa$lhiU< oa ore released by Vaii' t$W .‘Vabro .frtwA*1. WMERKt PV e Collector's i s peraooal najaptW n *f f* 3 fw I tha head a r a f a m llj for la which I ha person l t » fcU priortpal pl#*a af bo HOW! Sea Instruct!# Fans* 1040A tad 1040. . w iia t t r « r o*r * * mat taa on I t s l i n t $4, rice*. of the »*yojJ(}< (Ion and credit*. Eight is normal taa on the bat* not Incoma. Surtax t * l com* In aacraa of $4001 •anal «x«mptk>n Tot that period, tha, joint personal- exemption atlowabla In tha m m of a coopt# who wars married and living togather during tha enUro Sr«*r may INCOME-TAX PONTB PONT praparo your ratal without flrat studying tha fa DOKT procrastinate. Early sembllng of dat* p M cartful coostdentlen of taa problem«. PONT dcatroy th* memort from which your return prop*red. DONT omit explanation when' nod* Information la aasan(Ul t„ an InUIUgeht audit.., Attach memoranda to#y*dr th* surtax. Where separate ntum * are filed by husband end wife, the ex­ emption of $1300 mey be taken by either “Xpoura or divided b*-( tween them, th* husband, for *x*nt>lt, 'claiming $f!,000 and the wife $500. However, where the taxable Inrom# of on* spouse 1* $4,0^0 e r mow In *xce*a ef the personal extrnption, It Is to the advantage of (he couple If sueh spouse claims the total personal exemption, th* reason being tha (Urftrvnc* In th* normaj tax rates, which ara 4 per cent on the flrat $4300 of nsl income above the ex­ emptions, r red Iis, tic., and fl per rent on thv balance. The rase ef a husband who*# net Income was $6300 and a wife whose net in­ come was $2300 li an example, the husband claiming the total personal exemption. , Net Income, hiwhand $6,000 Personal exemption --------- 2,000 Taxable, a t 4 per rant Husband’s lax ------------- 3300 140 Net Inromv, wife .... Penonal exemption Taxable, at 4 per rant Wife’* t a x -----------------Total tax of husband ant) wife .......—~.£ Net locum*, husband and v rife _________ ........... Personal esemptlon J - ---Subject to normal tax S300 2300 6300 4 per cent on first $4300 8 per cent on remaining $2,000 w _i L a l Sertaa Ml 160 ' 1*0 *9300 29 Totaj taa of husband RETURNS OF EOfRAND AND Wi f e • If husband and wtfc UwuIJ itself, the automobile la a a unusually s# g beiea perfected-Jo W JWi aa or in adequacies are scldo It Is huAikn frailty whb the m otor car a di How Miman aei ctiona producing death*. T percent i driving o ff roadd ng aide of road; 12.25 pgrci 98 percent: Improper pass 7.69 percent; and mlacellqnequa, s trraal riyaaas for tba < return of the Income , of epeb, or their income may b* Included In n alnglo joint return. If n joint re­ turn i* filed, such retqrn 1* treatrd t t a return of a taxable unit, N»t Income, husband and th# Income dlwloned I* *ub- Personal esemptlon . In g recent address In New York, Michael J. Cleary, president of tho Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com­ pany, pointed out th a t his company held In foreclosed mortgages $15 out of each $1,000 or assets, about l*/a pet Nff“f hop# not,” 1 snswsrvd, cent of the compgny'g assets being represented by foreclosed I‘"V*•F hope so!M said Jane— firm s. • H e fu rth e r stated, th s t In previous periods of de­ '»♦*! hopr so, 1 hope *0, 1 HOPE leT gression the company's percentage of farm holdings had M l i l f M t t l f c V i r t a i v o n i R a high as $W for $1,000 of As­ • « ,4 s t sets In 187B. and about $35 for $1,000 in Hie period of 18M He wag not alarmed, he said, aa the farm mort­ Death Bat# In U- 8. Falls Off to 1699. —^headline. People htmply can’t gage situation had worked out all rig h t in the past when It was worse than now, and he felt th a t It would again. afford to die any Wager. ’ part, any VrAft against the *rth iaaiata the friMT ^Perhaps they at Headship.-aftW. > H c o m e t a x in in ■ -J, NUTSHELL *W HOf Single porae**' had net income i f tlJW more or groea Iacbm# of $* or man, u l married m 13334300 Union • Central The f irm m ortgage h t^ ln g s throughout tho United HUSBAND AND W1FB MAY StJttes and Canada of the ten leading life Insurance com­ FILE JOINT OR SEPARATE panies, u o f the end of December, 1931, were listed as RETURNS follows: Husband and wife living to. Northwestern Mutual Lift In*. Co. $216309,641 prther may each make a HP*rate 17133838,1 nd who the trusAst swain, m id - only wonder. if brick paring far Sanonl dk ■111 atari and thers will 1 m s * of activity all along Una. AU the preliminary work been ffabhod a*d It it a tabrik now that qna nf the I required to ha,' gratpSai tame manner an the {wn amptiou. For example, eh ehilifn eighteenth blrtfadari June 30, the parent, **d" net InIt la to eparaU m year *** *** i them, Ih? '.nl' claim* exemption and other credita and S per eent on the balUnce, any otber division of tha personal exerapUon would have subjectcl part of iwT 1 or wife’* 1acorn* to * J T trn t ** la to Im dig regarded unlean i amounts to m e n than hnlf i month, In which rate it U conakl ,red a month. For ^xnmdlo.'o alnglo man am a alnglo woman who were marrtn <m July 20. 1933. and were lie in. the personal exemption. together on the Ia n day of th. "I rt,h',r | d|*<r” ,f *^,*1 “mdirnt taxable year may fll# a Joint re 16,000 of JhAr total taxes Mr 1 0 % *«P- turn and woold be entitled to i «g*»i m m m 2t00# ot JOHN B. CLARK—Columbia Unleerelty, fo rarer p m ld e a t a f tho American Economic Aaaoclation. te i-M s tV J ra i a JA N FO R P PRUO CO. --------- 7 ^ “ , 7 ! h. wWeh 7 -lf of $1,000 for thi 4.000 *“bJwt \> * • * * * * - » * ,n hii»band while xlngle, plua 7-1* el 140 ' " ' 1 of •A000- , ||,0 0 0 for the wife while aUgla --------C 0|J* P|u» »*»* »f $W 0° f° r the jwrtw 4J500 PLES HARRIRo DURING TAX- .daring which they were married 600 ABLE YEAR If Mpcrmte return* »r* flW ctct --------- Taxpayer* (beolg note lhnt*un- I* entitled to a poraona] exemp 4.000 der the revenuo net of 1932 Uio Uon of f 1,104.17, which la 7-1S el 160 credit for dependent* aa well aa $1,000, plot U2 of 3<!2 e l $2300 --------- th# perianal exemption la required i f during th* year 1933 the ho*to be prorated where a change of band oc tho wife hail the'el*toe ol 320 income In’ exetaa of the personal Ihe head of a family prior to tholi Ming 4 ofgtat ocftwp during ..the taxable marriage, ho oy »b. would b# en* of net year. A fractional part of o mouth tilled to Wa o r her pro rat* ahart P U N llN Q PHaUag Co. THRIFTINGSM a state of mind that la nearly as val­ uable an aBsfet as a bank account. . * .For thriftiness •• t * vj - V« • , ■; '* ■ can always get a bank account of its own. And It’s easy to. tell thrifty people from the Way ih Which they read the newspapers—just as you can usually spot the other kind. 1 ' ' 1^~V *i ■■■- jAfe. . u-rS g t j" »/-«■*'r ; W, j,”<i t i-,V, v* The great majority of men and woiheti never put a newspaper down until they hkvq tread the Important news which is directed to them through the advertise­ ments. The modem woman, especially, finds the adrertisements indispensable. She spends more than fivesix thn of the family, income. Audi the prosperity, piiicss and health, of her houBehoid frequently d«j on her imaging of the advertbeiitefitii umtl a i the .’-r ^-----♦y t ey^>^..«R|>’* ,ea»».*S»i l 16 l$U1 INF dom with which »he chooses everything she Sftte advertlsements | bring & ■ •••■• i n k �0 u m i — i n i < i i i n i m i p i p n i f ' n . ' h t ' .. LD, SANFORD, FLORIOA. Legion Auxiliary Has Its Regular Meeting MONDAY. FEBRUARY C. 19M P.-T.A. wm Sta 3 Women Honored Membership t With Bridge Party AT MILANR WEDNESDAY Personal A ctivities • r .'<■ * /In n M a n n e r ' Social Calendar Complimenting Mr*. Otto Trapp, a recent brldr, Mi»< Mari* Himby, m a n ! brida-al.rt, and Mi>« Katharine Lake, who pUn* to lraaa, thi* wrak lor St. Mary’* Horn* of Nuning. Mayo Ur-tht r», n « hauler. Minn., Mr>. F. E. Roi mill* l ant.rtainad with a hrlJgs party on Friday evening at bar home on Palmetto Ave­ nue. Tha honor guetl* r.’celved mementoes of tha occasion from Al • rallod meeting of 0 Grammar School P.-T. A. h* Friday afternoon al th# Mho it waa decided to hsv# a mm hcnhlp drtov to begin on Ms day., Feb. 8, Mr*. R. A. N i W presided over tha nm U i whan a di*tu*ilon of plana f a Founder*’ Day anil Path# Night program cn Thisrad* Fab. I« a t 8:00 P. M. t* plrea. Tho*; attending wara: Mr*. I A. Ntwman, Mr*. Paarl S. Bal tilt, Mr*. C. R. Muon, Mi Walter L Monran. Mr*. E. 1 Brcwnlee, Mr*. If. B. Popa, at Mr*. F. E. Rmimlltat Report* from various commitMONDAY loo* wota read i ; tha .regular Tha R. A. of tha FIrat BaplUt meollrg of tha American Legion Church will m**t at 7:30 o’clock' AcxUary held on Friday altar, at tha chairh anna*. noon at tha home a f Mi*. J. II. ____ TUBSPAT. Hintarmiatar, San Lent*. with After aaTcral prngrr**lan* of Hiaa Ann Gabriel of tho Stata Mr*. F. E. Roamillat presiding. bridge high scar.- prise. a bo* of Board 'of Health, will bara a at jdy powder,, want to Mi** Adrlaida c'aaa on, “Parent Education*, s i in^ with » prayer. Richter while cut priic, a bo* 3:30 o’clock al tho Junior Htfh Mr*. C. F. Proctor, aa activities School auditorium. of candy, v a t awarded to Mi*« chairman, announced that tha Mary Mau*'r. Refreshment* RafulaP bailnao* and oocial auxiliary will give ■ dance nn me*tin* of the Alathaan Cla*a of wars' served by the hostess, aislated by Mr*. G, C. F*1k>wa, Mra. W. 8. Thornton bad a* Tuesday, Fab. 28, after which tho F tn t Baptlat Church will bo Mrs. II. M. Hamby, and Mr* A. her dinner guast yaatarday at Mias Ed*a Chittenden, American- held at 7:30 o'clock at tha chnrth bar ken* on Waal First Street, Iim chairman, gar* an account of anna* with Mr*. E. C. Ilarpar, K. Mallem. A Valentine motif waa car­ Mra. Gtddeon Dean, of Orlando. tho report of tho itato Amtikan- Mr*. Ilah Hall. Mrs. Volla Wil­ j isrh Chairman a t tho mkl-wlntor liam*, and Mrs. A. C. MeLandon ried out in party dtcoratlant, conference hold in Wintar llaean aa ho*U**a*. bridge art***orie*. and rtfreshW hat’s Now In ■" Dr. Harry S. Woodruff, of recent y, and Mra. J. II. HInterraents. Tha tallies and nut cup* Tha CMi*r*tatlonal Friendship SPRING FOOT WEAR " Lee*borg, ■print tho week-end mister told about tho other In- League will meet a t 3:00 •'clock were designed In red and vase* hero with hla parent*, Mr. and taresllng feature* of tha confer. at the parish house with Mr*. <f rail radiance ro*ea war* ar­ Mra. Fank L. Woodruff, Oak ranged about tha room* whar* Hanry Thurston and Mrs. John J. ,Ulo wewaUwJ»a*a» aeleatolnad..^.It was raportad by Mra. V. E. Joae* s i host.****. Tho** present ware: Mra. O at*1***. .rehabilitation -ehaiTman, ... Cirri* Number ••■Bovwr,,»P th* —e i w i r ’TwnMMt: *i r e m u Ha," that "bono" prlaaa have been Prasbytarian ' Auxiliary, M I a ■ Trapp, MUa Hamby, and the I* i pending a ah'.rt tins* here Miser* Madeline Mallem, Lucy glean to tho United Stata* Marin* Laura Chittenden, chairman, will with hla paenta, Mr. and Mr*. Peter*. Mary Mauser, Ira B. meet at 7:43 o’clock a t th* homo Hospital at’ Kay West. Aa walC. P. Hendon, Magnolia Avenue. Wathen, Naomi Ftllowa, Anno fara- chairman, Mr*. It. B. Law la of Mr*. W. A. Zachary, 1108 Park Marie Fallow* Iran* Fallow*. said that lunches are being glean Avenue, with Mr*. Zachary, Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph G. Merkl, Hcrachel Hamby, and Adealdu Watson 'Wallace, and Mlto Ruth A very s m a r t m odel *n 4 of Cincinnati, have arrived t o 1daily to ftro school children and Glllon as hoatesaea. Richter. ties ore ao good th is ne*»: transportation waa supplied for a spend th# winter season her/J The Daughters of Wesley Class son. L ig h t Color* w ith They are living a t the Mahoney child and It* mother to tho Crip­ of th* First Methodist Church pled Children’s Hospital at St. will have a “tacky" party a t 8:00 d a rk trimming. Apartments. I'ttenburg. Mr*. Law la waa than o’clock at th* home of Mr*. C. E. V Mrs. R. G. Kenan, of Binning- appointed chairman of a tag day Gormiey, 001 Magnolia Avenue, 'horn, Ala., has arrived to spend a to taka place on Saturday, Fab. with Mri. Gormiey, Mr*. Franc** Cnplaln Harris*, who ha* been short tlm# her* with her* with IS for the benefit of tha Chil­ A. Hickson, Mr*. R. B. Monroe, in tho Salvation Army servicr her parents, Mr and Mra. II. C. dren's Homo Society in Jackson* Mr*. Clark Leonardy, Mra. Fred here fur the pa*t year and a half, rill*. It waa decided that other Strange, and Mr*. W. R. Wain, Ds’Bosa, Oak Avenue. ami who will he married to a co­ patriotic organisations in tha city wrlght aa hostesses. worker on Feb. 17 In Sabring Mr. and Mra. J. L, Strickland, be asked to co-fi'paraie with the Circle Number Seven of tbe will he the honor guest at an In­ First Methodist Church will mret of Cordolo, C o , arrived today to tog day. formal tra and mlscellsneou* Member* voted to give price* at 8.00 P. M. at th* home of Mist visit Mr. and Mr*. Rupert Strick­ shower to be given on Thursday Alice McKIm, 212 West Eight­ land, 147* Palmetto Avonu*. for tho host Poppy Day poiter of ter noon from 3:00 o'clock to made In the Junior High School eenth Street, with Miss Elisabeth 3:00 o’clock at the Woman'* Club. Mr*. A- H. Motet had aa her and th* Semlnol* High School. Clark and Mias Rebecca £)ark as O lilaln llarrl-*^will be married al guests .Sunday at her home .on Mr*. Roumlllat then announced hostess**. at the homa of hex parent* who Tha'exsvutive council of th* Palmetto Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. that *ho will be atsUted during ato retired Salvation Army. work. Christian Endeavor of th* First Phil Abram, of Avon Park. the year by th* following commit­ tee ihilrm eii; Mrs. C .'F , Proctor, Prrabytelran Church wlll 'mect al The women of th* community, activities and community *erv. 7:30 o’clock in tha session room at J-» Ann Manner*, yjuthfjl producer of mu-ival shows. » o will he remember'd locally for h»r whu dealt* to honor Captain liarice; Ml«s F .na Chittenden, Amer- th* church. well-rtcefved presentation" Uk- first uf the eeas-ni, bring* a n o th e r offering to tho Milan- singe rl* and show their appreciation WEDNESDAY. !Icarlim and r.atlcnal defenia; Wednesday. Original!tics, h ir latest bit. ha* be n bo kel for one day. Tho ensemble of featured for her work at the local Salva­ LIGHT COLOR Regular meeting of the Litera­ entertainers this^lim i* more brilliant than bo lore. Mr*. W. T. Lanylcy, A.-mt*tlce 1' side* Mi** Manners, the lineup in- tion Post and elsewhere, are plan­ Day; Mrs. II. C. Washburn, cour­ ture Department of the- Women’* eludes South and Jacobs, well kn-wn rumedianx; Hilda Ol’en, the Swedish girl from Zi gfolil's; Juno ning to attend. The affair prom­ with dark brown li ' vamp tesy; Mrs. Fred Zrrrenner, cradle Club will taka place a t the elob Mr. and Mra, W. E. Yarn an roll; Mrs. I- M. Leinhart, Crip­ house. Th* business session 'and Sallee, acrohati.' dancer from Bnadwcy, and Franc * SianflrU, Russian and rope novelty dancer.' ise* to be a chrie party of great On the lower right Iff Inlerrst and It I* hoped that a noanee tho birth, of a son Satur­ pled Children's Hospital; Mrs, election of officers will be at 3:00 Mis* Manner*, i* shown to i hr upper left In thr a Is to group of picturrs. On. cf thr large number of woman of the day morning at tho Femald- Walter S. Coleman, ’•Fldac"; Mr*. o'clock and th* program, which Mls* Norma Jran Tablrr. solo dancer. Two of th r’ chorus groups -are also shown. mrtles, vi-rsalllo trio comp *d of Vera Lehman, city will lie present Laughton Memorial HoopltaL J. II. Hintarm liter, highway will feature Mr. and Mr*. Julius Other Styles Priced A t Mi«s luihmsn will Ik* pianist. Mis* Rwaney was prims donna of Dingfeldtr, will begin at 3:45 Ned CblttondM-arrived Satur­ host***; Mrs. Georg* G. Herring, o'clock. Miss Olsen is a Ziigf.M dancer. Miplc will be by Natalie Red's day trows Be.. Petersburg to ppowd legislation; Mias Jeanstt* Laing, >» at 3-3.;id 7 and P p. m. performances. William 1'owoll with Joan tk# week-end her* with hi* par- membership; Mrs. J. O. Huff, Me­ Country Club A subscription bridge party for will be tho scrirn attractlcn for lljo day. K ts, Mr.-and Mr*. E. D. Chltten- morial Day; Mrs. J. H. Colclough, the benefit oj th* Order of the n, Magnolia Awho*. LAKE WOMTIi V.urk nn High music; Mr*. J . H. HlnttrmUler, Eastern Star will lake place at Wbdnmday 9:30 I*. M. Sthnol Campus progressing rap Poppy Day; ’ Mr*. George W. 8:00 P. M. at the Episocpal parish i Mero'is Orchestra Mrs. J. M. MeCaaklll is plan­ Knight, records; Mis. V. E., Doug­ house. Reservations mad be mnde idly. All officer*, cummitlcr chrir212-214 E . 1st SL ning to tear* Tuesday morning lass, rehabilitation, . Mra. II. II. with Mrs. O. M. Harrison any day Adminaion 99c mtu, and class representative* .infor Tampa to atUnd tk* Caspar!!- McCaslin, resolutions'; Mis* Laura after 0:00 P. M. • Feature* of the regular meeting hsilig a-hed In attoril meeting la celebration and th* ' South Chittenden, public education; and Tho Fidelia Class of tha First Florid* Fair. She wilt bo th* Mr*. Wallace W. WVtght, public­ Baptist Church will meet at B:0t 'if the Literature Department of of the esrciitlve eouncll uf the the Woman’s Club which will take Christian Endtnvur af Ih- Fust gu#it of ralatlves. ity; and Mr*. H. B. Lewis, wel- o'clock at tha homa of Mra. D. Kplace on Wednesday afternoon at Prtsbylerinn Church in lake | la.-e McNab, 615 Magnolia Avtnue. C. J. Rogero plana to return to faro. :he club house will be talk* by Tuesday i.venlny n t’7:"il o’chx-l. In Th* women at th* city ar* be­ At th* conclusion of all business i For Snle Jaekaonvlll* tomorrow • after a social hour waa enjoyed when ing invited to attend an Informal Mr. and Mra. Julius Dlngfelder. the »rs«in-i room nt the rRurth. Several new plum mid Ides* will spending a few days her* with rofreshments were* served by th* tea and shower from 3:00 o’clock Mrs. Dlngfelder will *rf ak nn the hla son-in-law and daughter. Mr. boot***, assisted by Mrs. L^Roy to 3:00 o'clock at lha Woman’s tubject, “ How It Fee • to lie nn For Rent ned Mra. John Schlrsrd. Chittenden, Mra. II. B. Lewis, Club In honor of Captain Harriss Immigrant", and -Mr. Dingfilder DENVER.—Colorado produced Mrs. J. E. Laing, and Miss Edna of th* Salvation Army who will will give th* history and program Bam Fleischer, who Is spending Chittenden. b* married on Feb. 17 In Sebrlng. A the youth movement in Ger* 18,041,371 worth of gold In 1X1.’, some tlm* In Bradenton dk buatmany. Preceahig the talks Dr. an incrca*i- of $ FRIDAY over Those present were: Mr»..J. M. nets, was her* for tho week-end May*. Mrs. L. M. Leinhart, Mr*. Miss Ann Gabriel will give a Virginia h’peecer will show illu<- 1931. with hla mother, Mrs. J. Fleischer, IV p, proctor, Mr*. H. B. Lawl* Irctur.. at 7:30 o’clock at the trated slides nf various hisWtlcn! Boat Tenth S tm t. Mr*. J. E.Laing, Mra. J . II. Ken- Ji-nlor High School auditorium. ipols in Germany. A Valentine bridge party, en­ During lha bustnans stisien nsdy, Mrs. II. R. Stevens, Mra. Mra. A. Sckeck. Mra. K. Clo- a M. Flower*. Mrs. F. E. Roum­ tertainment and dance will lw which will begin at 3:00 o’c oeb gold, nil of Union City, N. J-. lllat, Mr*. Leslie West, Mr*. Wal- given at 1:00 o'clock at tho Elk* diction of officer* sill lake plan, Hall for th* b*Mfit of th* build­ and John Cl*gold, of Borgenlaea W. Wright, Mr*. 3. H. Col­ ing fund of All Souls Catholic rhe program far the day will flold*, N. J - hav# rotorned to clough, start at 3:43 o’clork. Mrs. LoRoy ChltUndon, Church tholr homes afftr sponding th* Mrs. J. H. Hintarm la tor, and th# All Christian Endeavor presi­ past week with T. J. M.'Clone Misses Aranka Takach, Jeanette dents and secretaries of th* OrBynd (amity. Laing. Edc* ChitUndea, and taodo District will meet at 8:08 Parksp* you, too. have tried some La era Chittenden, o'clock a t th* home of Mist Mar­ garet GraeaUaf on Second Street In Apopka. aac* of th* fabric. — -e r— Th* Sail!* Harrison Chapter of —waat your gamenrs to come back ibl* tlaM with tha th* D. A. R. w11| hav* a luncheon W U h 87 m»tuber* in attend, original lustre resiorwl. at 1:00 P. M. at th* home cf Mr* ancj a Founder*’ Day program n , f (rtn oa Thursday altarHera la a talking pktur* that Samuel Pulaaton. Rom Court, in W# do Glovtrlsed dry cleaning. This meant that wo M ta a t 1:80 a’etack by lha Wool marks another progressive step in honor of Mrs. R. E. Sloven*, of amploy a harmless, benebcLI sol c o t developed by tha JarktotrriUt, *tat* regent. R-ner­ Rida Primary P< T. A. a t the tbw history of th* serora. couauy’s leading chemist and rfcommended by ih*Uait*4 school auditorial*, srilh Mr*. A. -Grand Hotel", ploying at th* vation* most bo mads with Mr*. B. Lev*joy, Mr*.- F. F, Whig- Milan* Theater, merits whatever P oint on not latar than Wednn- Informal Tea Will Honor Capt Harriss $ 1 .9 8 & $ 2 .9 8 ] CABARET DANCE Literature Group Of Club Plans Program J. C. PENNEY JIG-SAW PUZZLES 7fic to sa.no 25c to 50c Per Day MI-LADY’S SHOPPE Supper Is Given By Billie Ball, Norton West Side Primary P.-T.A. Has Program *Grand Hotel’ Playing .At Milane Theater ham, Mrs. Henry Thnntop. and gapatlalivava can be faablonod to Casern* It. It outran** by far tho stag* production of th* famous Vicki Baum novel, both la mountleg, characterisation sad otory unfoldment, net /•» ignore a cast snparaltoad on stag* o r seroon. Tha story at "Grand Hot*!" ooatoro upon a a s a b w • ( striking chorsrtora who ar* drawn togeth­ er whoa they spend a night In the faahloaabl* Berlin hostelry. Thor* IN Garto * acarvhln* king, briFiaatly Wallace Beery. portrayed by Then thor* la KringeUin, a profactory klerk, to'd h- wlf di* la a few weeks, spending hisaving* for an a-’oventh-hour tsaie of Ilf* la tk* Grand Hotel. Llonrl Barrymorw Hvoo- this loir. - N« matter what eho ho has done Ltowtl has *over before and pro>> ably atver again -will play m human and moving a ebaractrr lewis Btoo* to stirring as the •hsli-shoekad doctor, and Jeur HershalP sconn an Senf, tb* chief porter, chained la tha hotel desl jh il# bio wif* suffers lb* agen> vIm IH tdt* play#*Important rvle' ad*. Purnell F units pairod IBtrre them e0 * • 'third deere#'.. end then Rkted Mymewthw Martin's Garage* W. Ut-Street Freak LowI# and Martin bar* r k l stt tUaltiag of safeqr these day*. A* Lirut* nsot Andenoa sayti "It’s a toaliag so hav* a safety-steel body W bee*use ws’v* engineered ouS tho a r m trtrgii. nice Also, It's a rihMUaltu Six . . . srilh (hat smoothness which /**• n « d flo atin g Powsr oogino mounting* aloe* give. No woodsr Lieutimat Aodtr•oo" looked at All Three"... and derided that Plymouth offer ■more for tha money. Tty It yourtelf. big, full* 4*0008 II0AM NOW *08 IIM r You got PouivDoar Sodan $14), Convert. Ibio ( a s p s |) 4 5 . Ramble Seat Congo #333, Busloota Coup* H P ). AH price* t u b (sooty. “ Ulk* “ d gsrment* of lb* fibrlc*. Our dry ricaoiog meibods wUi aei CALL S a n fo rd ’s B8 s.o.8. Hkcroar»to o uv r . m E ast Socond 81. CALL �f RADIO ON New Hal Style* In Paris ReeaD Day* r TRAINS Of “City Nineties” animation From kwc To Engine itly Facilitated tw YORK, Pita (.—T h e ■artla) advanteye* of the r?aa a manna of communes* between the enfln! anil fti of a Vony fraiyht In in ; a«t forth racenUy at th" ■1 winter rcnvcntlon of »h*. rfton Institute of Electrical Baeva In the Enylncerlny liny at 33 West Thlrtyl. Street Thta f.tld of radio 1 M advocated In th* joint [t 'a f J. L. Nicer, aaslitant CTph wperlntendant of tho it, York Central Railroad (Dry. and R. C. Thayer. War of th* Great North■hllway Crmpsny, aubmltl | .th* eesslon on communl701*nt 8 work on redlo a few ycara, but eompractlcal net* have ently lieen mad# avnllI th* report, (n clllny |tf#nt need for mean, mriration. ft waa added I Ineta Italic ns hare Inptad entirely satisfactory op­ tion, kmony th* adrantayra to be iMd by aurh. communlratlons f report Inrludrd a aavjny , coal; the pasaaya of elynals Hny foys, heavy rains and mm. wh»n itherwlao Imprarll; when Daymen are railed . onylnvrra ran qnUhly be nokted, and otandiny train, ran Uekly be rot and reconne-trd ir hffhwiy rmasinya. Ate condlllenhif of railway ttetByvT ia n waa dtartiased I i report aubmlttrd by W. C. bodwfn and Charlan Kerr, Jr„ Rh of the Weatlnyhouae Elecla and Menufa-turlny Compan r - a t -Rlttnharyh. T h . MfhnII dlfflaatitas war* dracrlbad if. detail and the report roncludI that air condHIcniny wen not Ry desirable, but feasible and Buttle I, with performnee entnhrabl* to the beet etalinnary ’A t th# caaalsn on rotating alee, teal machlnrry the uae of the tehanlral nlrutatlng machine • “differential an*tyre' PARIS, Feta (.H at. racalltay tha ninatiea, when anrlety iode la vlctdrina, were paraded T ureday In aa Important modlale'a eaten aa chapeaux for IB3J. A navy and btu. atraw had a low craven covered with white di.lalc«. The brim waa tamed up in tha bach said down In th* front' and it waa worn with a blue veil tied with a fluffy bow at ih* top' of th* crown. A tiny black tacyl straw turban bad a len t narrow black lace veil which waa worn awtthrd about tha throat. Thor* alao waa aaw h*»lye*r rombininy IM l bereta with |i*93 flower irime. A navy organdy be­ ret entirely eovfted with white flowera waa worn with a matchInf flower trimmed oryandy ocarf and oryandy ylovan having cuff* etoddrd with white flower.. Cloth#* ahown by other deelfnera displayed scant chafiya ia aithnuelto, which yeneraNy waa slender with a natural waistline. In tha midst of refutation coats UffcedFfltf S a fety TomenwMonring pAARKFORT, 2 y. Feta A A mean)rnowda lion that the IBM Kentucky IcyUlaturw ibcflsh Clay eooaty, which Slate Inspector ta d Examiner Nat B. SawtU taya haa t e n “notorious for naarly half a eantary" because of fae* ttonal violent?, la made in a re* p e rt aabmitted to QdV, Baby Laffoon by tho examiner. 'Abolition rf the Kentucky mountain county nnder th* et* ■rainer'a plan would entail di* vlolon ef-ita territory and anslynInf tha variooi aactlona to ad* Jae.m eoontlot. “That th# gov­ ernmental machinery of th* county baa -failed to function efficiently le moat clearly evidenced by the hiitory of the county f tr the pact forty year*," the rx.miner'* report said. “In no ether rounty In tin otato haa lawl.-*anc» prevailed for m Im p k time with each dlraitrous retolta t,, the p#*pf*,“ tho report said, “nor haa the character of rrima reach'd Uta barbaric level in any other- part Taxpayers Urged. To Pay Taxes So Schools Can Ran HU lk iU n .n l.. D m Boatake, J. ti. U s u t o j . Mix Stewart, and JufTss Mnyfe*I#r. . C.pUin Mr*. If. M. Papworth tette, and Urn. A. W. Knox. Out-of-town. captain* sad I M r and: i f f HmftnmU, M n. Helen Worker* are; Captain ft- ft. Lsvy, of Geneva and U w b Mm. J . C son. it.: ctpuw L •Hn*. La I* r IftilfF* Th# trm y ia divided M e five lilvliion* la • harp* of . Catenet. Walter Coif nun, f t O. flhhsholaer. W, M. I lip m , Mr*. 1. W. C datn, of Otiode, and H. W Ladar, of LonywoetL All army captain* gathered at th# trad* body office* this aftercoon to aaltet Jhelf. tordaptct Irani* and firth, r teat wrhrat* per at the Veld*, on W#de**day evrniny when drit* reeulta will be enounced. The peveonrcl of the afOiy other than th* ycn«ral staff la aa fob A. Smith. - Captain W. A. Leffltr and hta lieutenant. L. F . , Boy.'#, D. L 1'hra.hvr and »- D. Hlfhleyman. Captain II- J* l*rhman and hta lieutenant, rt. U Dean, 8. P. Doudncy, Jno. D. Jiakiac and P. It. Wltaon. Cdptaln V. f t Dou«Uaa and hie lliutenanta W. C. Hill, A. W. Lae, Jr., and F. L. Wooaruff, Jr. Captain V. A. William., and hie licntenanta K. J. Hally, H. f t Camp-*!l, W. f t Yarn, and W. H. Schmidt Captain C. E. Adam* and hie IkutenanU T. L. Dumaa, fl. E. Jones, W. B. Zachary, and J. E. Prastnat. Captain J- I* M .rentrtlo and Captain E. f t Blmlworth and hta lloutenants Kay Foe, T. W. law four lieutenant, to bo detected late lottey. Captain P. f t Lawton and hta lieutenant. F. II. Bailey, W. L. CRptate f t H. Laitty and hta Cooper, P. T. Williams, and M. K. lieutenant*. Count. Johnson, S. J. Strickland, Jr. Nix, H. n . Coleman, and V. A Captrin Mrs. JuBiu Dlnytelder S pur. Captain Howard Ueerlin ami a a, » in in# n r ii two w r» u or m ■ tContlnue,! from ’• ( • O n . ) , , m t ,a |h , , rhoty , ^ rtto( oration by Inveetlyalln* th . prle- #f |h# ord, r t0 kwp tk< on record of every man committed educ.tkmal Inalltutiom to the stale penitentiary, In thta of)tn for lka fu|| months, way, he said, th# board would ThI, tetioa n i deeldad upor have unbiased Information of , mesllny of about a tta*#r meh cas* ami would have to con- „ f th, m, mbari of the oryanlxa older only a tew hundred rase* (ion at tha Chamber of C»m each year Ir.atead of more than a mere* last nlybt and followot thousand. a round table dtacuaslon af To Commlaatanor of Ayrlculloro marks by Tax Aaaeeeor J, Pau N tthan Meyn, who la head of lit* Gain*, who presented flytirea ti ■late prlaon bureau, suyyeated show a decreased 'tan valuatiei that this “middle man’* be some- over the county, on* tipsrlonced In prison work “Thors mut be some drutU Ibut Altornoy General U n d l. mov# to prevent the ralamlty cl ayreril with the governor that tk# school? closing on Feta ti," Ih* Investigator should tat a law_ _ _ _ yar. | other member* of Iba board, It was finally left unsettled af- Imperially with Ih# attorney yenthough Ih# governor said he woobl'nnid the commissioner of bgrtruldtacus# th# matter farther wlUillura. T R I A i S IZ E » **f W? pv#taped a t th# Maatachuarits Mtituto of Technology, was ex. b t a r i by four engine*rs of the nM I. Th* rMchlne, a mrch.nlM o l, make* pocalble tho wtUon af nonlinear difterentlLe^aaalon* In about thru* mintaa, although th* proeea* fortmif took many heura of ronHRrated work. Thera waa rrcenlly held a rnntaltion at which Colonal Robft 1. It pea, vlec-prtsMcnl of Irt American Ttlfphona ami ^eyrapta fompany spake an th r Mjact" Th# rrofrakiancl Devcl■Mfiti of th# Rnyln**T.“ In th# n#rnoun tha itrf*gates mad# InHCtlcn trip* to th? plant. In ■O metropolitan c m , ami mHrncd In til* cnylne-ring bulldry aftarwarda for the praccnta. «R of the’ BdtaM Medal far IMS I Bagraf* Gheraili, vte*-pr#*L Nit and chief enytaier of the il^erlc.n Trlephon- and Tclefaph Company, eui Is Arrested In Jafido PorPosfng i Tax Collector ORLANDO, Feta ( — After elgad posing aa a federal income >x collector and obtaining money ram seven - business firm , her# Id. from others Ir Leesburg. Ml. i n , LAha Asm, and Euetta, P. . Bratton, Washington, D. C, tta In t|m custody of federal of*#n tact night enroute to Tom1, following hta indlctmnt fay a teral grand jary Wodntcday an chary, of violating th* 0 . R, Ml rod*. Bratton waa arretted an Orlando itora thla week by patahli Ccofga F. Cotton while IdmpUny to colloct th* last In- ink * Mr, of Osceola; Captain Oaa Bckmak. of U k a M anna; Captain Prank Event, of Lake Maoy; Cap* lain J . EL Pea, of Paala; Captain ?- D. Hain**, of Altamonte Springs; Captain J. H. Mattlek, et L an(w ad, and Captain Q. Mallett, t nd I-t. Gordon J . Barnett, of P a n Park. LEOAL NOTICE M. LEONARD. et a t. Defes*eats. osaitnit n r r m i r s n o v t . ik h t s t r ttr F lo rid a to T im AFTER-NAMED RESPOND­ ENT*. IIRKRTINOB: r. To: C. U Mr. Gainea told Ih* meellay, •aylny that h# boltevrd It could Meet In Tampa t. V. Bain**, John Metach, 8 r , V. Captain H. tL IteBam aad mb OYlodb) Cdptolik u . r t i a (taafto, A. Spaor, W. H. TaftnlcRffc, and lieutenant. Union IL Aren, O. P. of Slavla; Captain A. 0 . W i|M r, T. H. Erkenan, Herndon, P. K. Roumlllat, and f t of Ckolmta; Captain T. J . M l* T h e Livest Commercial Organization In Florida J ) m s n t n f ■ " f in * " im p o s e d b y h ,Min*pa«t*rH for failure t*» ika “prayer Income U K iaturna” i; .waa taking eut pari of tha T o G row S om e M o r e I J t i i N A R I t Cnmaaerre. Ike e a t... of K!> I.WJ.TAnir, Der 11 r , it. rommarr*,' . Ohlanomn: URHAIdt I’ARniN. IIT m l. CAR­ DIN, tel or rsrmve. Oktakoma: and iirsnui.i- r ah din and PRLTA CARDIN, and LICIDR CARDIN. Minor*, of Carman, Ok lake ms: Too and end* of roe are kevekr ordarad an t renulrtd to be and anw ar kafor* .kla Court la Wsnford, Bemlnolo Count r. riorlde. on Mon­ day March *Ui. A. l> lt« . Ih* u r n bains a rulo d ir •» .bin Court, to answer tbo Rill of Cniuptalnr filed bervln oanlnel roe, opoo toll ere le appear, plead or seawar a*M Bill at Cenrpfatnt )k* Decree of Ihle TuuM will bo entered oanlna. row Tblo urder to bo published ooc* a weak for four ronMcmltvo week* IP Ik* bee lord Herald, a newepapev re.ularlr publtabed la nemlnol# Count r. florid*. Witness my hand and Ihd offWtal seal of ih* abor# entitled Court. tbl. 1. - a r of V ."K rf o f c l S y Clerk Circuit Court Br: A. U. WKBKd. D. C WILLIAM N. RIJ.IR. Orlanto, riortda, Bullcltar for Complalnanl. (REAL) isreef nod Ike Real of raid Court i Buford, aemtaol* Ceu.tr. Flor­ in. Ihle ru n dar *f J a te a r/. A. VAfrrff b. Dountjtnn, Clerk ef cirenll Com*. A . M. W REKB, Dupuiy ctork kO, O, HCRRfNO. Rnlleltor add Ceunaal for Flslnrt Daytona Beach , W ed, Feb. 8 8:15 J E: 'kR I T» Z A•» n �\ n w q rr tUes.W'j.HOA"! * if i/fsreY.- T r» ,. ' * The DaytaM Broth all-star hwrehail tu r n whlfh. under the I " Tfollch, tho DtLabd aiUUV. a 9 Vat hg thr East Cm *I city a ft* moon, wllj play Dig ord all-glare ham on Sunday, It n « announced this W Jack Sanford and Red In, cn-apoatori of the local ■k 'T - WHAftWftU MtflavOTTOftu. fujiuda. Xiiiilor High Cage Loop In Four-Way Tie For 1st Place V'O . A i* O *•* * batukday. February 4, ins PA01 tin Sanford Golfern Free C.oir IaCMwiiKr Everglndm Will High State Court Lose To DcLand In |,nt 0,f Euo v" 'I"1" Be Featured At Renders Decisit Ala'tches Sunday £ "X'Cii,- Chicago Exhibit In Favor Of I‘res Celery Market Reports Through courtesy o f the U. 3. Department of Agricul­ ttr~ „ .( ’ , fr.e golf lesson* whlrh til-.rite C, ture in co-operation with the Florida .State Marketing A tie for dr*t place in the a n a s ' . . . T . . , : ■ *Flomla w i .u siiprrnn. m s s . sknuirl . >'>'•held th I - r Ihe second airtight time | | u||. pro B, , „(1„ry ■landings of the Junior High Bureau, It. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. mithin n month Hanford V ... and Club, was ready ta gi*.- i„ high Alllnmt, In rhs .e ot i new .papers me n o t lief M il School Basketball league exists wm.cn golfers were hnr.le I sc- school taiy, and girl- la-t !tat»» gl. las eipvrlihvin •into i fn»fP| iiul'ty of I rl when /ivy publk at the end of t h f fifth week o f ] , . . , . * *2, "n** N fh In VVikthlnalnn. IMfla, feat, after IH.holt* of piny over day morning, ha* rerelvt I >■ letter (.. 4 w. Incuurel dispatehrs tec (veil fn ptay. With ihe league ending after' ,« * ■ > , s-.e. a. isu . U I IM rlUrii, rtii*i Ilm'hriitar, 11 t4r* llte Hanford Country Club ro .i-e This morning h* said I lie ilmwit, mat .i .i i . f t . i *"»*• »i fir , it . . la|him ei-gat d «hr, I ie M f fr ir,,.r'lgu*t*m rea l week’, ptay, the poreibUlty ei r . l e X h gnthnlnit and dUtMvjUn* nea*."; ♦*1N« INN ATI HtiinUf, 3 ritht >r tirday aftienoon with men an t. I...... .. will h» given n u t -"aiur* eshthll nl also looms that Ihe fo u r, team*' ft, | PMM'I- b*i • U j i i m l, U m , uhla l. women tram» from P ela rd . Th« m urt. in nn oplnlun * 1 | day moining i t th# (im s loi.u. at ijr ». mmmi ' u I illt# I t l j l MONII.W: in n r * rhirasM may tlnish In a four-way tie for Kforuu u , h rmiir C tilvf J o s tle - E iikl II. H sv ls, Mr*. V. A, Speer** team of lovaltteady aniiounred: U;0i> ii'ilisi fo. ho will viol III 1 * Is .re r3, IfElrull 3. or# mt’h |iy ClMvIgiitl. *. r*ur n - T t » u i - i drat pace. %mtU4 IklpaMnlB *f l>V«if Is II# h..lMflt|'.vltF, T.tfeathl. VJrJBsl ILlpM . wrmen gidfera ilro| prd a 16 tn 8' girl- of high school tir. ; I'.d'l d-r i. n. w-i«tper differ grr4( rotifer with H Vlli ei t, Jrl. Wla i l i l l f i M ain lav IsadiVt F fl. X I Mr licit, k tul The Hawk rye* and Sharpshobl. ll. tn iiewspu -eis thlch exist! IMU ATI*/*NT i riiirfn. .'cei-ion to the 1b l ind liitm, 1"VIih k for boy* of high »i In*.>| ng , nit llw . i xlllbll i M,r . | |. era have each won three and lost riorM A •, n n u t . ! , c , i lift! i 1. th. ....... th- I n d lll-l law* whin* John ||erh*t‘* nun leant;"ad IO:IHt o'cloek fur. g u |. nti.i Kvernladtc. ■mo U scheduled In re* m m . i r —Teiui—it. HA VANN i l l UIVr.ltMVMMf! KM •: , . ............. , u •in writ t.n and I tin I there Is g ■ hoy, of Junior high m'linol m;. requeslg from many lo­ two gam#* while the Mustangs ('■?!«« Rilpaamrlft *f f f li r f fma nrifar Nrw iw ri I. inihn| Hlch* ° l**^ ■') '** -•*' *** ^ RtfOlf, Dr. A l i . n i> ^ iis letweeu news storlra J lk« IssIsH eO tM t IHalHvV la mMn*l i.» Ne ar V»*rh I. Pan nan# 1 *^cuiVa of !lip Pontfh'a iimUhi * cal'fa>4 who witnei.nl th- San- and Ramblers have won two aid I'liRillecrs in. '■ ahl|i|*U« Fatal lafapmatlaa f a t i,,... it. , * , , T ^P -’iiitl win b I i e 'i . p i p e i ? 1 ftrd-DeLand y im i of fail week. lost three games. Rttlnrslny, r»h . X i m , fl M m * >1*191 ili‘fuitci| Mia* J « n ifinl K«*t» I >11— 141 ; J ab . mtill li r I hi’ l* .j n. 11 . w lie jt.nl and news tlijs tliJk.f MANFVlIh 4»VIF.fM» H*« I i«»n of jllb* ., J to |; M h . II. Stull tlv Efforta* war* made to urcorc ' a I (tames played Ibis week were K»h. 1 J1 J-M 7 tll.h vlenili to displays of defensive h i t i l g p lhr«a«|» f i t F to tM * I«!v« K!•*r»•t.%r MIM. |Mrll> ElmHi. Ilain»t! i * tl lit-h they r reive freak gwtoe with Orlando or Cocoa all- fine ' I n . Genrye Mull, ."* to |tvr ‘Hindi ii i w a f i I I a r i i 4 ( « f • J a f i» « a i( ! ! f t «l»irln* Krt4,«? M b M, linitfi«tBE tighi M ,tl I.ttnii!.... PI e •tar*. jw t baseball in te m t In ttrcnglh. The Rambler* won a 7 W g f v v n A ItaM B la t U r a I t no aecitnai of waaifirri nitMrrilv Mr*. T . .V|or-e defraled Mrs. juv.er Kind. lureirrwfo, Mhiv |t r M «a4ft« al fiM A. M. wira ia*mlr$p 1 H »tb it. <1 i ew p.ifwr* are tlnM dtie* has not < n yat ad- lo 6 game from the Mustang* in n»ark«t alooiifv, I'arleettd* f. o. I. tronl. d lo 6; Mrs, I'm 11 Hnillh lluelli.il lo ‘ i «4MUr. * ." re .celt >i nhhh i> retleited ^l| vowced 1o tha early ataaon gam" which Captain Zachary at for- *mmdmr, r»fc* C IKUi whlRian* fwttat thagEil on «U||%Er-*l d. f.-nted Hh< Helen MntrMello laid apple,. blA lb a n y 1 tlalllmrer* 4, 1. a h * Um AM* trEttniftbrlrfllrsH .... .. ii -i. . of I* - world path red, atar*, ieeording to Jack Sanford. ward was the only consistent CM Gratified over Hie nPrudnitr* »t r pin** lm< I 1*41,11 III lit. h 2 In I; M r-. Hoy Symes dt'frsIH fggo 4, r iiif ln M tl 4, rtc iv lM itl I, •'Mural f«W * I't r t III >• I .....I »lt-Ijjl.llt. ,| by s -The focal team will work but scorer, turning In ala of Ihe seven U pfvliir, lit 1, threat nr, M irh I. ffalEE, 4r**fRvl«|ii ill? wj>«h*-t|. i .t Mrr. L. K. Fuller, t pi n. and Ml- r f 62 young Hanford g n ‘. m the ‘Giades uini it*, .■ "•o ' 1-111(111(1,1 in thl* art! 1oi Al*■tiw\ ini»#11jr I - 1m*; 'Tin wegk in preparation for a points. The Sharpshooter* harded D rlrnU i, llarifn in l I, tndlamA|mliw * ...i | |. , liliPTo. .'th ,. iieitl Mild lumpier It Hears arlEw rFjw»fI*,! (<, Morrnret IVters defrated Slnrr It. Vuman*' Ctnti Haiiiriliiy oonniog tin f1»s, |-y p i. t . l a h i t t m l n * . Mich I. J m m v t ’Uv dags. sl«o h w c a * «. In DeLand M il Sunday aft- the Itawkeym an 8 to 7 defeat tn I. I d * tt li i| l| a I, N ew O r lf i n a J, N ew o«*»«Er t-t.ki- w iilif l ttu| |ir?ft?iirtt, Milh-r 2 to I. where bilk of orrantrre(i..-g-t|tr| ■le. It | al o |d,ul.i. >1 In It. lo l e «hown in l.nvs h «l 4,1 rfna. flr-FthK, Mi»«l ?hl|nticr{!* ifirtln g at 2.30 n‘ctock. which forward Robson racked up Yrtrh 14, !*htlAilElrhli%, 13. tttorea of Ihe men's matrliri: Hcniit troop locally wa. h.’itril, mink ll.ill im tid l o Hie (,m lit r l.n- int. n t. to ibn r a h 3. r«ri[nnjrit< Yitril* 13, f i l c h . tillId gudly of 111 Three new facea will appear In the • x| of the eight points. Wftwl i i v ll(M|l«k* I. ||u r h e « |p f I. e iT T w n rn o ii s o .it . n ,i*. II. IITUH, lleLaiid, won from Joe Mrt, E, t|.- Miti'er, rtinlriita i id) wnllwih ,'JwJi, *VllkklUfjk*swUU«A<4ttkiwtMU«a»bM»..aiev*JUs ■ e Kaftferd line-up for ihi* name, Line-ups and scores: Rambler* MhFall naif4 ..I. T. eM - ,r I. .. m ___ I. e r .. . rtaar. s H.i xriltr.i' is ■A4—treso»Untw»*atwl>ireTy‘"|t»TWi»r6,*»Ht>—HBtffW >E,hTWynr^TIffT"?o,nt' be sin llow It g tow mi . f/ I't.ii ., too -till lo tlu-nt by rec ^ ^ J h A -J U trljU i acitapa.aa.iaiifiaLi | itiAFitl Yltiw, mirke-t •ts'it.ty Khwhla ItaLand, woit front II. Holler, ;l to milter rn Insij* i.rgiiiilsatluit In Hr. Alll'ou, i>s eitiwnl of hi. Hire.I mol "reliable" new.i galhil part, Tam PhllBpa will huq^i part t>. Walts r, 0, StolnMT g. !, W il­ Atlanta f. ftlrmlEAhnai I, t*hi» » I* |aeh rmu*«, w iatml, a ilm 133. I few t J5i 1 tins 1 6#l-| Id ; « II; Jake Morse, D id* d, won from day nnsnurri-ii that u final nr i v|»-i liiienl. with nod knowlo Igr llie neple ie«. *» l» f?|MF|lM|Ptl 3. (.IEVe I-I Mil 3, I hr of- the panic, and a tall right- liam* c. It; Mustang* 6, Captain A I ts % ,(„* 1 Ti-3 0D, fr*w Hr. A. \Y. Epp«. 2 tn I: No I Pull rrtlflrttbm inert mg will be held I'f the sill's of nlilll Elofl'nv l. Iflill X 1IniJannfHvlu V, Jvrt**? Ajltg To b.d.l idhetwl-e, Ihe lot! hander named T. A. Therlilgrr, Stanley f .7, Thurston, f, ’J , Odliam I. Mrmfthl* I. N'.iwhk IIIe t. Sr* 3 I'*, la ting | . | | , | 9* i**, ll -l uiiil, defeated Poll A lt nt ihe Firet Melhull.t l hutch yin n - ' l . t i n g lh>* I j l u n n l f ; m o l 1 1•-fit ■id. Would l e l.i aillij ct llfE*| • fa b rn t, NVw n * l* .,n - | . N ew \ n r k wha bailed ta the K adrm League c, 6, Stand rmn and B. Colbert, 4. * No f ffi t Ik I, 1’a f t'm a r T a I’d * 2 I i tn 1 2 ; due Adhey, I'- t and, no, next Ktlilay inoralrg al lrt:*Ht t gib'll I i.r Ih.per In tin' ii cesillv 'of Verlfyl ishibits, that year, wilt he on hand to pilch guard*, l>. llfi'hmtkntl r», .^chnci i n l y |, HI I,m il ii'rlork, nil ili.poi. ho i or | blUblng fi • li lea ted .li>hrr Herlwl. 2 12 lo lie p.(Inli-i| mil, tiow. t.-r, lint 1 Total t* If iecessary. Sharpshooters 8, Robson f 6. I, Tniing.iitwn t»f ■ IR knttr g»Er|'M«l rnil« \ t Oil. utrrliup. Gill Hi nut of. some ln i.M il 12: J, Ludwig defeated II. o - olnm e wilt new Item nt the |ierd of -iei Tlge Minor cent word to San Captain Ddham. f, 0, SlloothnfT, r, ?******* la* at h imi %. t|. foM|«?. Thnmpnm, Ik la n il, 2 12 In t*2| ('• ini finiii liitand.i .uni Wittier be iiires.ary In miler (■» giilliv »f libel. Th, opinion stihl |N»T«IMA4? VAIIlw HiiiH iy 11 ford today that he U ready to 0, U’llarr g, 0, Tilli* and J. Col­ Earw iui i,.t N ew York II l ‘ltl.1. ( i s " . Iti-I nn.l. defraled II. M I'mk will be nil Im l |o Infil let'll Irke ndvNntnile of lhl< nppoi "title ■r mi-on" nn .1 ty appll pitch the entire game if nreetaary. bert, guards, one each; Huwkcyv* iviirth 4, Ito p in n 4, H ilt Inn In Hie rap... ottiler roqahlenil err*Pen *nf tlinlly to pill tile novel e.Jlllitl V n ls .it 2 |-2 to 1 2 ; Hi II. W. rMsisjan.i' m the However, ho will he ackrd to Mart 7, Captain StcVens f. 2. Lawson D ill itt* I[it* M rt onn rta c J il* , IVkiiliinaloti, 1‘iov tat*tier. A I • «l o Tt .• . Kinder defraled II. I . Pieter, 2 I toot- her*, ll i> anticlpatvil that lielule Ihe v l-ilo i, to the fnlt, lie the MMItl held thal th" Tan|| -A thA game and OUT? on for about f, I, Dear, c, 2, B. Colbert, g, u, K |trtnaflrM , JI v m i anil W o rrk m lrr Wallrr II ORon, note,| American In I ; Gill Hargreaves, Hel.iind, He mote than 't> gttl. x>Itl he piesetll, I el |eve i tin ' none fnvorelde piiti- Mntning TfUnlhr was not guilty w |fa a r Inning*, after which Phillip* Steele, g, 2. • *’ » '• •»*M fo r tEEi*iiR»nn»nr nii MONr*AT, ra ti |m?ee«I pro gojfrr wh,. ap|>rairi| tn an ea. feal.il II. Xnfllelde !l In 0; Todd (or ihe 62 present !*•( Hnlmilny belly mil be l-ldnllled for solllll -IiIh-I for (ml.Inst Ion of two p or Therifiger will wo to work. Viirk 3J, FlillM«lE|fihiit 7. Iltiriim 7, hihilb.n match boro Krblsy aft- Sniltli, Ih-Land, defeated Ered e'l slgrllli'd su intention of ie ns’orlntloti •llspati-lir* saying I Init. i, lire -'lllaile n r.I llie The line-up a* anticipated to­ linnr* 4, ritluhurgh 3, AUtanv J.lin It Isy ti1 was lodleted ft taming, an I htlnging none girts1 Polly, .1 to 0; II. P While, lie rrnrnm Is-fore a si.iatl gsliery reday la a« follow*: Minor, Phillip*. piopn.cd lull oHull polk, vloiitllon of prohlhltbin lawa rrnllnl mostly from nesth.- rillev Land, defeulrd, I . Dunn, I l » 6. with tlirm. «r; McCrenc, firet base; Sanford, pettier with FMwniil E. I'enanta turned in a canl of IM on tho par Mi ■. li t In till _ tin-tiling 11 aetanrl bare; Friable, abort atop; thro coitgreaatnan from Illinois, 70 lav-out, or ony strrVr more thiit phiriils nii- tim 'd lo iml Cake, aa pitcher*; Chapman, catchI ayne w n not lidllcte,| and than the rnurse record of 67 whlrh lligglna, third \ hgao; Harriaon, llielr daughlin I I thl* luerlltlg II ...I Die Trlln nr ruin pany he holds Jointly with Con.- HtrMartin, u d Reed, outfielder*. they me Inleie di d in Im u n if , 416,111X1 damages lie leal in ll axen. I G irl Heniits, "w * wtrnl l . p.el on coll rnnrl (or IllllshornUkfl guflii Mr. Hagen plnyril Ids usual The Sanford ' Tennia team |tier wuy at once oil o pi out mo n0.1 upfienl.d tu Ills s l a t s auprai played an Intar-elty match yester­ A Lake City baakalbatl tram strong game, according us Andrew i Hint I* aimed at______ gi iluvr-l. rptou |Im>{. ...^ .... t . i i . jU - J murt which nfflrmeil lh* tl day In Euslla to meet defeat In that towered over Conch, Leonard Carrawsy, manager of the club, moral and physical side of tlioj M E Id lH I’ IIN E , ff>-b. 6 ml It, tvety match. A wind of gale-llke Me Lucas' HemiMle High quintet (inly p sr, wa, ho in tho rough.■ girl’ , life", she said, "mid we In -1*I’*’* I ' " " ) Iml E .hln> , ____ proportions mad* accurate play­ by both sire and weight, managed hi* pi lling waa auprrbjL gnd Jlhl WAKHINGTONr-Ee-v- 6 —<fH*— rv ttm 'T F rr gin Id Wat . uKT m !i"r" PBR H '-T mdJinobil.« I i-hi ing almost tarpoetlWe; and ttor*: to score r 62 fo 4T vretory here drtvr* 'w rro "nmslstenily long and Ji rtnrlng Ihr pirsrnl system id <iv«r, to ollor.I thl. M lu i.p y ) '" ’i mil of.stall l.u)i .... I i u r j KMlMM'lt I'll'K EAI1JI lllg l i lll pel .i'll> p.l'.l'd lhlocp.li end play redacted this condition Friday night after a wild free, true. A 26-foot putt on niunb.-r 'p e r f e c t j i n o r n l n g m e e t i n g . " luxation presented a iv n ■coring contest featured by l*«k of five for a Idr.lb* th .... was one of Mi Hu. me tiklwvvn t. 'l, mid m ;\\ YORK Helen Mary Ta; of tha waather. intwo of overlapping." I ’rexident i I*. M lor, Unit with * hrr ssnphai Clay Williama, number two defensive ability on both side-, the feature* of his p in . Grorge Christ, north, in pro, ll.iover lislay t»l,| the iiiteistate DEEIt H HI MS III.IH HAHL Them weir 1:17 mote tarn yolttg' ctaaed died four day* after bl Hanford player, went down to de­ and tha srortng spree of the viswho wa. piillr.l with Mr. Hag n, Tonfettrift- of legislator< here lh*l (ting renter. isiilll than n>nlit .ml the Dixie Horgeuiin eileniled a lulls throu feat to Roger Carter In morning he had hope* thisi n meeting might turned in n 76. but, that score, IMit K HI’IIINlil', Wyo A Illpliwiiy i.n I 2J Itiole null'g iv - it Hie Infant*, ulsluitilnnl wall Intfl Semlnol, High led at only one matches, by scores of *-l and 7-6. Willi Mr. Hagen'-, was rnui’tth to help . straighten o il th* problem.1, . Vkll b i *' I «fol IV in! vomli g III,| ,01 Itl' Kb ilm Ihe.sleiiutrh *o thal rlie cnulil The second morning match stag* of tha game, al the end of Insure this nair a two l'p vl tnry lie said the .....Idem has arisen " y hiuhwn>, fed iirlfTieinlly 1ml her cunditta brought defeat to D. L. Harper, tha first quarter when the seoru over Pug Allen. Delamd prti, and Ihreugh the ivolution of govern- huurse killer o ileiTQ wnlkiiie 1 '• Huiiipt tin t> hour p e l Iml llie ie fulled 1" Improve. number four local player, who waa 10 to 0 In favor of the local*. G. IVi S|ienr:r, Sanfortl amateur nv*ntal function* i f mnnlelpalllle*. oct.isi lit" lord of u long .....* M bed as hi* opponent, Arlene At the end of lh , half It wa, .11 who particlimleil iu the exhibition township*, eoiiniie*. and stale*. lit i l l Ik* o u t till' I'Uk.l, <.< Ill til u r i c t : r n n , i i.iitniniiig fill's ; n o to 24 In favor of the visitor*, Ktuie, Tanking woman tennis "The n*.ult hn» tie n a rerfeel ill ill luiidiliiH down Hie hill i t s e ltg iI < |I.I |n.( mu 1ll n ’ d fi.U WII.MHtON Addlllon to l l £ dkhllw al the end of th-' third mntrh. r a m Willi t>|,i pi " ir ltg r m gullUt tel Wdlislim, nearing tompltlloq, player ta Florida. . Mias Kruse ip arter the visitor* hid a 80 to 3S T»* Toewl team-wort sa* h s l a mam of oveilspplna. csmflUting I.EKHIH’RG It II. IteynoM won atrilg h t seta by the scores of advantage. the visitor* won throo holes, while lax syglems with inevitable Inva- Rrytml.la op.-m-.l ph logropli slut .uUlh ’Diet., wen I* nirs with ................................... ...................J* L.M ji.i* .e iip e t . liidlnt .wed nod 17 sion* by one authority of fax areas «-0 and fl-f. favor of tha vtaitore, while at the the remainder w.ro halved. cats with Ilf* ju m * o n g e rs .m in in g O. P. Herndon, Jr., playing end of th* third quarPr tho visMr. Allen’s feature was a .160. properly Moeging lu another au> In liVre. £ z i ■ i list. The elin-kei tank* only I | onornher three for Sanford, waa no itors had a M to 16 advantage. yard drive nn number nine, while thoiity,” th- president .aid. 7c Him • lim an. "If yoor ronferi'iiep ran help peslilmi wnlk mirth, I wulh ru'F Mr. Spencer contributed revrnd match for L Manwell. who Guvoctk, substitute Ssnfnid k U o c l mowtk. and 2 wnlk miiiiIi ihitfng III'1 day. dashed ■ foul drive to win, 0-1 renter, was unable lo rope with fine putt, and rocnverle* a* his make a seHnllfle dllslnn t>f tax M inim a m i h a r f t 30c. source* nmongst various governThe ehiil> . » « made Ihinughand 0-1. the speedy play t*r hi* msn, center pari of wbn I Mr. Cnrrawny tirinid "Pnrrrnl Dire am, when I out Ihn alnle In ohinln I'alu for younger, I wua wilvlrt.il to U! 1 * Beginning the afternoon Flrlds, and a- a result this visit an "iiniisualty lute rti-tllig and mental atllluirllles you will have mska a scl.niifir division uf 'ax wrll-playrd match." n .u l.y the f.deigl tellil ngeuidf*. Gardul for rranplng and Irn _ match**, 1* H. (’nitre, number one tag player was a Mo tu run wild, F"i nwiy teai* mu lw*f dm im* hs>g firlrnry a* well as pi eCotiomy of The card*: Iroghje," writ,* Mrt. Kalbtr Sanford player, faced fc. McGhee, scoring 24 of .tha visitors* 62 pres, rliw.l rimwie i i maw I,.on l it n i’T our whole poe rn mental system." I'l iii i-H ir.ii i .h i u ' a i i i)oi|*oo, of loiwrr t’lly, Mo. CU'igUs tuldi and blnn.kilts, knovot leading Eustis player. After Irad- points. *411 431 r . I 31 I’sr helptrl tne and slopped till o bow lUegeinu* It 1>to lit lie oi hang imi, mi m a w ii t* 1**0 t.iAc-ui>* and scares: iV E T O lrth W A lttl repaired Ing In both seta, Cotter fo»l what : . | | 931 114* 34 Llrnniidtl'in kill i i . ..... ami o« inks i its. aa re*. a#*it**ie h i . « r i u i . | H E N V L I: I I I H ill. tl. lion- tng. Before Ihn birth ot my ba on# who really knows how. was a hard-fought sttrugglu by MiltlC, r, i ir, m \% S m ith . 13 vII. o mll.ee Idlhlv I'lilent tot o - In mil i la* III , i !, o' bit Ii......... I till- HoiikCI rf It. I M i l in riled a lonle lo a l n M l 411 V I n IlmirfiEi, 3 M|m>llttf ga,, Jeweler, Mag. A rt. rcores of H-fl and M . XaMtUiiclMn. 3 lnr.it*, qnlrklv iml rlli.Ii"f( •i"p* *1! IN siirapih and appellle. Known Kitiirlrr, It* |*.*sl , ll l"IO i.t I’ll* Ml. l (Io -.mat.* and c.ilils lint othktsi n might Earl Evans, number five for Klrl<f». 31IV .11 I I I 111 - 'X K e II f , 7 l*4F Have Your (ilututm V e r s a s p ir in now o bliieiilni lie in of the k S 'k died thal U'irdnl wa* a rimm) tnnle, III III I I I -IV ran lo uilmik tinidiblliiviirrli, * | (I inrn il"i Meg la l ike II nnata. I look Ml I M I* Killed Now I 11 IRARLE IN 6c AND 10c Sanford, via* drfeated by his Hrl'nUlitit 93 t jrom «)sii>n Ii |n ik e i(n l ho lh - • * t*|r Elfifiv 1 ‘ «T1it!i| K 111 H i l l It for nine ppiiiIIm. I feel that W| KiilKhtf * AIIeii Redurril p r l r # on •High' eviil nt * 1 1 t«bl* sod i" i. lit so li’.Uji INQUIRE AT Y O U R Eustis opponent after leading 1-0 MHlillElnn. •» « .11 kit llt -s d ‘■i ■1 ■■1 in Ihe llret set. The Kuatli player Hlr phr ii->- I gntHl hrallh l« due In I'lrdul." * jmW l-Og ,t lBllia|, »>t II lv «•■ ’’ktrl' vision a i -1 Kryplnk leme. Aim CHBORHOOD STORE. K T4||V iV hful If# hmlM Hi# n ail list dd*.s and Uplreoial iml* *«yintake, then took him Into camp by iopifn. all alvei' ami modern foiJ BOVINE T. D. WII'RIl OUT lh« Ii4i4thi4 ►» if| (tain? „ r nrtllM I Yeor >n.u dreaahl gn.riaicev i'is>< straight sets. 6-4 and 6-2. tilled frames. nil m i n i * tl h t n l » « i mtd'i.iit lo i.l'inil ne *»"■ -i»'C' i ll fnj Kama tamuia :•*«** •Xoa( and Found The number one douhle* team well and Kruar, coming, within fu r m »r f-'i }«,«mi ■ f|#» ind prire InrglgtviH igm , U r / H n t r v Mcl.nulli», J r. HELENA, Monte- Nlttelrni ul f i n not irllrird s b r f i i k m a 1 ttoniql (irtirw. I'AlHM f, it m tu i for Eustia, eon*l*Ung of McGhee ll.in at illirrlf.l, Rrekis llis I'.-uh e tin .. . if you firefbr (IIM I)M KI iflHT ■rl.polnl Ihtee lime* In the sec­ Monlnniio's f.rt nointu-s now are S j: Bo*Urn terrier, wearing ji Hil fn li tv i» lii m n i t |it% #(! u m ll raid ihlt hist* sn lb lf'-|> f J**; 111 Barb Av*. leather collar, aniwtre name and Carter, had little lrobot* in ond ael, only In line filially by tin on Ul- nceretlltk'd list of nuinllc* II IliB Iml ,11 Hn| I ill illUf noilil h i on hind hit Iml ml U" 11Ir. reward, phone 726 K. defeating Ihe Sanford coinblni- close scores ol 7-6 and 10-H. free of I'ovino IplieruliMls. tlon of Colter end William*, 6-1 ttlomohilen and 6-4. Harper and Evars, comprising D TON UuckTflood. |80. EOrd kup. Uood. fdS. Reel L Son*. the Sanford number two doubles Irani, pot up an eatrcmcly hard Car Dealera. fight in their match against MaaAN Auatln and pay off th? , ‘teortgage with Ilia tarings. Reel tft— A p a rtm e n t* F o r B e n t f t Rena, Dealer*. .. Final Organizaliim j; M o o ti n g Foi Girl ScoiitH To Be Held Hagen ChalksU|)68 In Exhibitiion Golf Match Here Friday Eustis Is W i n n e r Of Tennis Tourney Lake City C a p e r s With Local T e a m Defeat L o c a ls By Score Of 62 To 47 580 Au tomobiles (Jo South ihrough Melbourne.In Day P r e s i d e n t Hits Overlapping Of Taxation System RATES Says CAROdl SlilMf To Slip Oiimpim DoctNi Give Creosote For Dangerous Coughs STAINL m ALLEY OOP—Our PrchiHtorlu Anconlor USED CARS—Three Chrysler SeOna Dodge pick-up. All steed. Gulf Pilling Station. Cltir. Eta. /^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. 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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 06, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62880ecb5b376dfa8795aadbde19b834.pdf bf2aab1a9e7f12c7d8ec1474a8cef73c PDF Text Text 1 I ------ — ------- .-----'------~ i 1 TH E W EATHER C M r , rain I aright tad Seadnjr. Colder tonight and Banter. NUMBER I Farmers Will Meet N ext Monday Night F. T . Dorner, president of the Sami note Agricultural Club to* day announced that at Bipedal meeting of th* Club In tha Court Houaa next Monday night al^ 8:00 o’clock,'Information relat­ ing to the moating of grower* and ahlppora In Lakeland la«t night will bo aiplainad In de­ tail and a ganarkl dtacuxskn wil| ariao as to tho prrsant plan nf plowing up a portion of tho cal­ ory crop. Ail'ffower*. whether mamboro of tho Club or not, ar« Inaltod to thla moating. Ho laid. DISSOLVING OF Urgent Pleas Are Made To PLOWING UP OF Roosevelt Leave PRUSSIAN DIET To Care Contnuttcc Fo r A id CELERY WILL Jacksonville Upo! /jbr Unemployed BE EXTENDED 10-Day Tacht Tri DENIED IN VOTE VERDICT IS GIVEN WASHINGTON, f»b. 4 .-M V Urgent picas for more federal help‘In raring for mduntrng mil­ lion t of unemployed yesterday Combination Of Com­ Sergeant At Arms Is wnn such support in a Senate munists, Socialists Disciplined Ar­ iankirg sub-committee that quick * , « ticle Dinting That And Centrists Beat apyiotal wa« in sight for Hcnatnr Wagner'* hill to open up all Solons S o l d Votes Attempt 214 To 196 Judge Orders $50,000 resource* pj the Rrcorstruction Satisfied that IVie roursa of BERLIN. Feh. 4—(AT—The WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.— Damage In Breach corporation for relief. action l« leading to tha effect i Prussian ,||et today defeated the height prospect In commit­ anticipated and desired, a group (IP)— Chairman Norris today O f Promise Action teeThe developed National Socialite motion for dis­ T h tty as yesterday's called a meeting of the Sen­ solution. .Communist*. Centrists, of representative Florals ertery ■ i R t 'r c i v p f l N o M o r e Sensational charge* having to (trial hearing* on the hill brought growers met and Socialists in combination de* ate judiciary committee for (oewar I w itn c- j( le r ' \vitm-- . in ' fc* wltt> J ? !n g ^ fndlatrelkm . eeemwrrittmphWr-ffftWiy'W’WII'” w e irin '— serf M onday to consider w h e th e r n T i l l ' P T A P I ? D A P V frated the proposal 214 to 198. .SIS ’ “ Wr‘ftverail"|Tro mfnraT'rea hlrnU of . jf H r .I h « ! L A q U o n J K R L h e ,- U k e n |K lJ N - 'U lA W B t • B A L P / Action U ri|a* ted early rexl prov.d lit' extension, through BERLIN, Feh. 4 _ < /D _ |f the Like Mary weCe 1 aired lefore JACKSONVILLE, Feh. d.-f/D week. The nllimate outlook for t h e w e e k o f feh. It, o( a g a in s t D avid B a rry , su s­ neat reiehstag election Jirings the Judge P. D. Anderson in that r*"*ge, however, wa* dtimueu. thair __, cne . . —Ernc*l Amos, former was dimmed . , , 'plan. tn •plow under atale p e n d e d 'a s s e rg e a n t, a t a rm s i ■• i ii , third of th- pretint maturol celSI percent majority which Adolf rsmmiinlty Thii-sday night, liy h* jam oft legislation await__ ' , *tatr eomparuiter, insl*t*d In a a* « mean* of aolving o n 't h e S e n a te f o r w ritin g a Hitler's natie confidently aspect, charges that wrrr upheld in the ing action in the Senate. hffirolt marketing sttiuitiun. ilatrment yesterday that hank m ag azin e a rtic le h in tin g th n t the nails storm troop leader* will verdict of a jury that Mrs. Nellie lalsir melt,' welfare’ worker*, At the same time, Ihe group tliprlilatnr* on whom Cnmplrtu. Value Of Fruit Crop com* membora iold their vote*. llrartslain he awarded I60.IMH) rcoromisl* ami spokesmen for the ngrrrd to *pr ad the message «f the police forces In countless Should tho committee docIda to Icr In- had calleil for a refund Hard Pressed F o r head Herman ritlea, a close advisrr to oamagp in hrr civil action suit unemployed followed one anothri. the nertl for rlimiu.iling 10 dosen hear "testimony. ho said. It will of $111,7311 hnd earned whnt they against „ former acting post­ un the Siatid I urge n|iprnval of sire* from the markets, and tu 1st Place Position the chancellor said yesterday. bo In tho open. * master, wb» was accused ul ll,*> Neir Y«»*k «enior> hill,-lt not work toward lhal end unll| such got and that fee* in no ra*e had lie ginning with Berlin; where I-retch o f p ronn-c. Tho article which created tho only wuuld remove the present | lime a* It it apparent that a rvrrctled the amount fixed by sensation w«o -ptihltobod-' umtor - TAMPA, Feb. 4. - Slntwherrie* Count son Itelldorf, I'ailer of ‘ The defendant »M niruigned in .mull limit on tellef |o.i».-liiil al.o I* nr fit hn* Iscii drived Ilf thl* taw. Horry’* noma In tha currant la- and vrgetahlee. accounting for Berlin storm troop*, is stated for cuiiit a f tr r Mu-rtlf^ II. 1. Wngg to male II ciRlrr for the c"i in lion, when a future course may lo-e, in hi* demand for the re­ *ua of the N»w Outlook, mar*- more than thirty-three percent of chief of police, and continuing in­ had traced him to a mad-hnux- IH'iatioil tu wpke lean, for jnh |„- derid'd upon, fund, said Ihe liquidalnra had limn. lino edited by Alfred E. Smith. $11,600,000 Florda farm product to the smallest towns, the nasi* rear Orlando. While Prof. Knl-ert providing centerm'llon work. Seen o* an imp' rtnnl step in hern overpaid in rnmmi«*lon* and IU title a w "Otar The Hill to aalea during January, ran citrua eapect to take the placr* of antl- True and I’mf. C. W. Isblll. prosWhile th4 healing wm in prog, Ihc general lirltermrnl of condi­ fee* and that Ihe I'JJtl law limited Demagoguery.’' rrutora were pie|iaring their am - rr * Ihe lti*on.tiuction i-o i | mo* tion* among rrlcry grower* nf the shlaey nf each to $8000 a fruit*. wl|h fifty-eight per rent, naxis. Amone tha statements It ron-The street now hejong* in us,’’ unients, the chsige* were read hy lien al'iioumed (list during the Ihi* state was the appointment )ra r. a e|c»rr rare than in any rrernt talnad ware these; the Hitler spokesman said. -Here, "While I hnvf no more to do month with reaped to return*, it after our demonstration* will In' Webster (indhirr, clerk of ruait. l«*t three month* of ll»33 it made nf a committee comp *ri| of I. t . < "Contrary to popular belief, JHfen'C nllornrys, Flank Kran<. loan* for relief un.l self-llquldat Hutchison i f Sanford, It. II. F.ng wilh it now, nf course, a elatemany rrooki In I* ahown hy tigurra compiled by hrl,| under the police protection ard K. A. Ihnigla*., cnlrrvd a In* rsHMl flirt Inn In U lirg fi‘there n in e are irv not mi li*h of Manalre, an>l It. W. I'nw-* ment might lend to clarify th* / Congress. That It out-and-out the Florida flrower and released Instead nf combatting police chi­ plea nf not guilty, and the (rial '.•W2J*67. Duiing l.hu. same liipc It rll iX .SoiSiuU, whose eff-rl* w-ll( tetnatton". said Amo*. "The stat­ gra flora.’’ yeaterday. December caah crap In­ canery. Wilh our men trending III" proceeded. inadr. IHSJ loan- tn railroads, In- lu-nt toward serunng emer­ ute under which liquidator* are "Thera are not many aenalora come, amounting to 110,400,000, polk> everywhere It will he un* First wilnrst was the plaintiff, tooki, Iru -t inmpanle* and other gency freight rale reduction* on hired says: or rapOMalatirai who ae!| thalr waa aeventy-four per cent from neressary to proclaim sp'rial laws .Mrs. Nellie llrartslain, who test! in*litutton, celery. ___ _ “ 'l i l t iiimpcuoation o f-a lupnaggregating $31 against political terrorists. They vote* for money and it t« pretty The 'Special ’nie7-nng, ra1Irin»y ilnlor shall he fiard hy the comp­ Jk d that »W-ftr*4-mer rhe * defrn'ta* as • 1ni-tpUH, r it ,i h i : w rif, Jmown who thooo .few, are,”. citrus and only nineteen per cent will disappear no quickly thal spe-" ant wlu-p he rrturrte Mi'Grady legislative le ring llnoul. temporary chair­ troller and shall In’ based on the led n purse | Edward F. McG The dapper but aging Senate from vegetable! and other frulta. rial mtasurea will not hr need­ that she had dioppr I in n San-prepir-entallve forr Ihe federation man of Florida Grlery Shipper*, amount of work actually neces­ Inc., brought out what wgi tcrineit sary and performed and tn r>« case officer, a former ncarapapar editor Seasons I Increaae in demand for ed.” The powerful Catholic parties— fnrd department stun-r. Sin- lc*tl- 1„f Jahir. told the rolumiltre that a raprcucntatlve g a th rirg ol and far yeare a Waahlngton cor- dairy and poultry product! dur­ halt It exceed five percent of the fird lhal despite hrr prolr-ta, he ueemploymenl hn* pa*»ed the shipper* and grower* from Sararaapondrnt, gar# a haaltating and ing January aleo materially en­ the ranter and the llavarian peo­ had made vinlrnt love In In r, unit _______ ' 124)00.000. mark; I hnt H jW D jW jots,.M anatee. Sanford, and ulhur rash collections.' aomrwhat conflicting atalemant. larged tha m u rn e to producers in ples party— mule their first, a t ­ -No liquidator waa paid com recent tack on. (hi Hiller government that ut hi* inai-truer, she actum- nthrr sre " « port ■time;-1hot-4fc,» celery producing **> tion* of th* P art of the time he contended comparison with a n y mi-sinus of more than five peryesterday by declaring that Pres- pamrd him to Worm Spriugs, 000,000 A m rrirn r- wte living "In slat*. the story did not conrey hit month. rent. (('milmind On I'nge Two) poverty", nnd lhal ir.-iUHt.IKKl of |i|*nt von llindenhorg acted on F arm and grove Income for Flmrrgcnry Jrcighl rate rrdue nt-axing and at othera ha laaiit“A* a matter of fact five per­ I hem are existing "only wilh the tion came a* a first matter of I,MM,925 waa de­ false Information when h,. dis­ ed It m true. Ha aaid ha could January of help of charily, without which discussion whm S. It. Dightmi', cent would have been inadequate not name any member* af Con­ rived from the aeveral aourre* solved the r'i<hsiag cnrlier this . they would prefab." In amounts as follows: Citrua, wrek. secretary of the organisation in some can-*, measured by th* graaa who had accepted bribes. Almost a . Mark a picture wa* rail and book movsment, W.719.read a copy of n latter he had woik arlually performed. Facing tho <ha»h«r, ond tremb­ "My cuuitrucUon of Ihe law painted l.y Mi»* Grace, Abbott, written tn .18 huads of traffl* ling hand fingering peter* an Opt; .track movement, 1750,80(1; ddehruy'. the fedrift «hlhlirn'» departments ,,f Ih* leading K s't- was that th* cnuiptndirr ' had tho cltrh’a daah. Jut) bate* that freight- charge* on transportation hurvau. vvho *ai • that lellef tie rrn and Middle-Western -rsilroadi. power to pay liquidator* for th* i of tha vied prcsldsnt, Baity told la Florida, r/bO.UOtl; fruit canned liiand* have "pa*ir.| all experl Th* letter called attention to lit* nrressisry amount uf work parthe Senate hie purproe In wrillag aad consumed within tha atale, 1600,000; vegetable! and other The very same exhibit which enre" a" I are rail being met any­ draatic action taken in Florida formed, provided the amount paid the article wma "to defend the no mlici* of the llotm- Improve, where. by grower* wh„ n l only are did, not excreil five percent of Senate from a popular belief frulta, rail and boat movement, movement, mrnl Club o( Ihi.* rounty will Harvey Couch, director of the committed to the plan nf plowing elections. Thi* view wan con­ that thrre a rt erooka and grnflera 13.037,833; t r u c k Effort* (o have rrcaidcnl-olcct 1260,000; freight charge* on <erd tn the Orlandu Fair bstr thla Itrrnntik J lion |Coi|Hirs»lioii, rec- up on*-third of -their crop hut firmed by former Attorney Gen­ hew." traniportetion In Florida, |4!M>,- Rooacvvlt comp up the Ft. John* mnnlh in an effott lu rapture omniendtd liheraliiation of tht who ar* repot te l n> rrady In eral Unvl*. At another point In raaponto to River as far a* this city mi hi* “ It might he well to mention tha relentleti croaa-raamlnation 000; cannwl and consumed within •horl trip akout thl* tente were some nf the valuable prixe* id law urder which the relief or- plow.up on*;half nf the rn-p if tho atat*. *100.000; staple crope, fvrrd fur showing* nf this lype, gaoixaioui can make con*trucliun it wll| bring them at Irast an that the earring* of a number of of airaral aenalora, ha raplird to Impossible of fulfillment accord­ rvtn brtak for Ihe sen on. liquidator*, -urh a* interest cola question aa to tya opinion of nuta, poultry and d»lry products ing to Information contained In n will hr line of the features of the loan* from It* fund of Tha lettar *l*o puinlrd l(l tho Irrled, trir-l fie*. Trcovikle* of first annual Home Demon.Ita­ 000 for relf-ln|uiiln|lng project*. tho truth or falalty of hit article and livestock, .$ 1,000,000, December eales of JIO.tOOAOO telegram from Gorrge H. Hills at lian Fair sponsored ty the LittOIA desperate conifltlon onuitlg “Imporativo need nf a reduction had debt * charged off before clos­ • with: followed a November aggregate Jacksonville thl* morning. mdo County Fctliratum oj \Vmi­ IhiMi uivlt of youth*- wandering nf fn ig h t rale, on rrlrry”,. anil ing nnd nihi-r rnrnlngs nf like ”1 think It U true.” of approximately *5,000,000. In­ Mr. Hill* said that the yacht a shod for a ralr “lhal will per­ rharni tt-r wrrr more than enough city In »enteh of Tha Senate heatedly deb.-t-1 for cluding the total for the*# two upon which the diteiepjiriiori Vis­ en’s Clubs to lie In Id ut ihc May. from n iy mit Ihc miivriiienl of the present to pay Ihe entire expense of the work wAk de*crlbet| by Hug- GeBtwo heara whether to dlamlM him months with th at recorded for itor will make hi* home for the fair Hotel Teh. 1'MK. crop, bating the ism- ni not o»rr liquidator*, such n* lawyer*' fee*, Thi* announcement came l.*!ay Pelham II(Sla**ford. former aummarlly o r awapond final judg­ January gives a figure of nearly next few day* d it# i IH fe-l of 36 percent of first cln**". court ro i*. Iniuiilatora' rommis ment unti| M il wreak. $2«,000.000 from tho beginning or water, a fact which wuuld pro­ from Mr*. Ilex I'ackard, prejidcot Washinrloii, D. C-, polo. .Idef, During n di*cirt»lnii of this slim* and the like and which, who recommended an appropria­ Barry **t uaeomforUbly in hi* the active shipping season to th» hibit it* entering the St. John* nf Ihe Cluis who said ihut “It will phase of the slluntnun several afflcial rhalr ao tt to tha pre­ first of February. Output ready much faither south Ilian I'alalka. he one of the moat tcuutiful and tion of 116 .000.1100 for their » ('. speaker* were heard before » though n fact, i* not generally comprcheniivr ill.plays of ruined P. -J.JIo rn e , who mol he wa* siding officer. for shipment in the current The official party afeo w n sched­ commillte wa appointed to known.” A motion by Senator Read, Re­ month, March and April .1* eg- uled to spend probably not mor- and glossed farm product* rver one of*-the transient unemployod, .further handle Ihe freight rale told Ih* senator* "revolution la reduction matter. publican, Pennsylvania, to aua- petted to (acted In volume that than 46 minute* in Jacksonvldo shown in thi* section.” • A feature of the display will to hanging over your he* I* " llo pend the aergoant-at-arm*. refar of tho p u t three months but the this morning after which the Mr. Bell, of Sarasota, expressed tha r t u to tho Judiciary com- proceed* received by farmer* and yacht was to leava for the open a color schema which will be advlsrl opening army ■ ""p* for th* opinion that more Immediate the migrntory la l-dV h e lore you action could lie aerureil if fh* mlttra, and taka final action n tik growers will depend In Iar*a •ra and a leisurely rru u e toward developed in the canned goods, Attendance of more than 600 Tuesday waa adopt'd after an measure on price level*. all of which will lie di«pla>rd in have a revolution.“ communiralFm* upon this subject per*'n*. '*omr of them from alternative propoaa| by Senator Citrus fruit markets generally the Florida key*- Mr. Hills also glau* jars. Every known edible a r t limited to Ihe plfirial* of T a m p a . Jacksonville, Palatk*. Norris, Republican, Nebraika, far ahowrd improvement following the wiled that tha official patty i t - fiuit or v r g r t a o e grown ill this thn raslcrn Hue*, and that after vill** nod Ijraslaml, Lakeland, la ix es .....i r o . 1 tiainervi e and esImmediate dlamlaaal had beta re­ end-of-the-yeor holidays, a n d peeled to make no •Inps along the county will he displayed in glass thfil, ro opcr.ri o ,* .reured,^ the • * lhr ( ltjf n e t Monjected 40 to II. prices stiffened rather consist­ East Coast. scop c the matter ...» hen Ic o'clock when The Seminole County Chamber jar* roloieil »o as to maker ihe A reaolutlon by Senator Walah, ently until well Into the last half lulrd In ruv.-r lugcllatinns memlicr* ' , • of, the . Jackaonvlllc ......... •alrndr Dl* Commerce telcgraphe I to display 'anil arresting right from Democrat. Mintana, to certify the t f January. Toward U»- and of of with the western line*. W. E. tin t |*r-grr»»ive C3uh «f the At­ rveiy angle. cate to the District of Columbia the month, however, decllneo were Jarhsonitlle yesterday lit th* be­ Kcnggan, of Stru la, approved lantic I'oast Line Railroad will Mrs, I'ackard said Ihnt Hie (eland New York atato authorities recorded In moat areas. For the lated hope that the party miiiht lowing women ure lending their Ihi* augffoaltan, uUiling Unit * for possible pmaecutlon on the period tha average l* believed t<> include the SI. John; on its |i|tt- time to make this teature nf l ie Indicating tn W. H. S-h,„.dt. more exlen led rnttlacl will result entirtain at their February pro­ gram im-eting and dance. local lag dealer, that Semimdr in delay. g re unde of criminal libel alto waa have been somewhat higher Mhan rrary, either on the Asfor yarh ( Ini. President f . K. Adams will referral to tha Judiciary commit­ it waa a year ago. Vegetable^ re­ "Nniirmshal", or on u aineltcr local Fair one of the must* inter­ County automobile owner* are rn I*. N. Whtehurwt. of Sanford, esting of the many th at will he Iiprrslin-.- with the admtnalraU-Ii act a* master of ceremonies and craft. tee. turns were subject to wide varia­ offered the pul lie! Ml** Mabel In purchasing their aulomohii- suggri'nl lhal ill view of the will Introduce the Hanford Con­ tions but aa a whole were none general ailiiation ilit.* I* an op­ Wilson, Mia* Maude Camrion, tug* for 1033 Jud a* .prickly portune time In ■ul I a joint lifot- cert Orchestra which, umier tho Convicts Continue- To too satisfactory to growers. Mr*. E. J. Cameron. Mr*. K. II. possible, |* Mr. Schmidt's report ing of grower*, shlpfor.*, and direction of Georg" C. Fellows, Rinehart, Mr*. N. Zeinnveiin, Mr*. thi* m-rning that where** <m traffic <firial* at a central |K’in*. will play an hour h ng ronccrl Stri)ce Against Work intempersed with song*, ilxncei, Alex It. Johnson, Mrs. C. II. Moss, Feb. I. I'.'3'J n toUl of 2,JT« tags Seminole Talent To In response in a question by Mr*. J. Holly, Mr*. C.' Harkey, of s || kinds had been »»ld through Rex Packard, of Sanford, as t» anil instrumental selection*. MACCLENNY. f h k i — iP h Mero’a Orchestra will provble Twenty members 'ty Seminole Mrs. King llenley. Mr*. F- S. tli* local office on la*t Wrdn. »- whether tho ciri’ent of th>- Inter­ 8till contending they a rt "Tired Feature Air Program Chapter, Future T ar m m 1 of Itnekey. Mr*. II. J. Thurston. Mra. itay morning a tolp^of 3!Kt8 tag* stale Cu in m e ice Commission music fur dancing that will con­ of working In mask” , and wart Local radio users will bo inter­ America left for th» South Flnr Ilal|h Ismsing, Mr*. F’. F. Doris­ of all kind* had h'en sold since should als() tm sought, Mr. Raoul tinue until after midnight. Ad­ -N et going to build any more mittance to thi* affair is by card |t _____ __ read* la rtorids,"- IB aaoricU a t ested to ■learn that Seminole ida Fair at Tampa late yrstenby er; Mr*. W. L. Har*ey. Ml*. i (pinned that thr-pinS i* first The actual collection.nf cash l» lq secure Ihe b''»riy support of only. the atato prison eamp near hero County talent will occupy.a con­ afternoon by motor whrrn “ they George Ha'mea, Mr*. Nisdi Kencontinued their peaceful atrike siderable portion i l time over today ware guest* of Fair offi- neily. Mra. D. R. John*on, aiul about 2d percent off, he pointed leading carrierir, and to leave the Station WDBO Orlando neat rials oa a tour of the exhibit* ami Mrs. It. C. l.ong. nut. The Into I collected «n Feh. I application for an • niergenry rale yeaterday. last yrnr for the 2'.t7d lagt wa* In Iko hanili of Ihe c a a k ra rnMeantime an Inreatlgation waa wash. pleasure devices. , . $47.51li.un, while thl* y *r Ihe lirrly. Mrs. Gladys Morris Williams USnched with tha arm s) of p rte Accompanying the group «a* " total sum collected L* 6 W,021.70. ea baroau officiaii from TnUe- will, with the assistance of Mis* A lta It. JohMon, chapter a i d or, W. A. Lcfflrr, of Sanfonl, ex­ WKKT PALM UKACII, Feb. 4. Thi* decreoae o r saving tn Ihe press'd (h* rrpinl n tn«l political baaaee. Party priaowera a t tho Carmen Guthrie, offer her at whose old borne near l.utx, the —M l - Husprnsion of all functions aulomohii* owner* I* due to the support bo secured if |i**sihl* a* camp returned to work aa ueual 19th cym*ecu tic* Monday night boy* will spend the week ertd fact that the price of smell a mrans of giving tha, request t f government except absolute but IS continued to roam paaco- program am t Monday from 8:30 cpmptag la an orange grove on essentials such a* police, fire, Attention nf member* of famptrucks waa reduced over that of fur Ih* rata more weighfa fally about, tho M a p atockade la t i l l o'clock. tho Johnson propertie*. The party and health protection were con­ laughing and talking. U F. Rudolph, .Sanford office sidered today hy city cummtaaionOn Tneadey eight from 10:00 will return 1st* tomorrow night. lell-lM sIeg I’oal of the Ain.-riran last year. For instance, h? said, legion today waa railed to Dm Ih4 prica of a lag f"r * *’nr^ sale* manager for Ihe American Tho prisoner* harn.aro'lho one* o'clock to 10:16 o’clock, Ed Laos'* Annual American legion Slag pickup truck last year amounted Fruit Grower*, Ire., told of a sim­ «r* who or* without funds to pay th ic k w on (tallowed a t thp Sun- Minstrels, n group of Sanford Dinner, which, according to post­ to about *18 wherea* thl* year ilar application made hy th* employe* and are restrained by CONCERT rOEITONKD camp nenrt Jacksonville Wlugera and co media as, will make card notices mailed thrifghnut the lag may be purihaaed for Northwestern apple grower* that court* from rauing money by Arthur M ^ ^ t r i , New their u llo datuL advalorem taxation. A sale* tax the rounty l*4"othetwi»«v known as t U M . I nets own t weather that Included Jersey convict, W aa found was defeated largely through Thursday night starting a t T:30 n # urged al| person* who have ^ o Intervention of Missouri apple and ether new form* of monay gusty winds, Vhl* afternoon Bruce'* Party." to death In • o'clock. the Somlaola County brought an Olthouncemml from raising to continue the govern­ Thi* event will he held at the yet to purchase their lag* to do Hf p o w ers who protested the appU- ment will he considered a t • of Commerce will apooEdmund Matooh, bualneas manager Sanford Country Club next Thura- aa a* early as imaalbla In order cation for an eim-rgrniy rate 04 conference of officials Monday, • 30-miaota program featur­ cf tho Banferd'Elks Ban), that a day night a t 7:00 o'clock, and to avoid tho posiihilily of arrest ing tho Sanford Kiwanla Club cno-boor eoacort scheduled to be members are urged to “ Ante op for failura to have a tag «n Mar. th* grounds of ilivctliiunst'.ioo. RANK JI'lt'Y CITRUS Magnolia Ave- on* buck to Brae* Anderson a t L Ija again express'd ih* opinion’ jBo added that aim* there ar* no producing sections between Rouratllat and Aaderwn'a Drag th a t Gavrrao’r Shtllx will stand 'id* and eastern markets that I TAMPA.—Polk rountyla altras Star* by , M a t fcieaday night.' by his view that he has no atlr can see.no difficulty ^arfafnE^W hlblt took first pel** •* "Dont Mite It," la th* final wara. tfo rity te waive th* penalty or jQ^ jte p aee.no . j*Continued on Pag* F ite) FWrida fair, extend tha time f«r purrhaaa, For IN LAKE MARY’S HEART BALM SUIT Meeting At Lakeland Decides ToContinue Practice One Week; Hate Action Taken LIQUIDATORS NOT President-elect By Governor And Mayor _ OVER-PAID, SAYS Speaks To Throngi EX-COMPTROLLER Amos Declares CITRUS IS BEING RUN-CLOSE RACE BY VEGETABLES t> Type Of Exhibit Roosevelt Unable To Be Shown At To Pay Visit Here Pair Is Rcvedlea Says George Hills ProKrt’Hsive Club To Stntfc Meeting, Dance Purchase Of Auto Tags Keeps Apace With Last Year’s Future Farmer Group Will Attend Exhibit Government Of Palm Beach Almost Ended Annual Legion Stag Dinner Is Planned i ’t JA C K S O N V IL L E , F * b .‘ ^ — (IP)— W a v in g farew ell f lttU Iho q u « r te n l « k P ir a ld tn t* R oosevelt p u t o u t tel f o r a lffadnyB* f U h l n f eroB Ss S u rro u n d ed b y in lin iU l p erso n al fflen d * , R o o a e f d ^ an sw ered th o la s t chpor fn m ( the people here with a w*w* « • hi* h a t Before departing ho dtP* closed plans to ral| In a gTeasiunal committee during Wa forthcoming British debi nag** (ration a month hence he iaa4f the converxatiotui. Fully prepared for at the very outset of hi* ration a month hence ho clear he regards the actual tiatlons an exccutlv* function will go ahead in that way. Reaching Jacksonville, veil mad* a motor trip th: Ihe city before boarding yacht. In the renter af ’ he stopped and spoke a__ greeting to a hug# erased. Governor Dow* Mayor John Alaop l car with him and Roosevelt. . .•■,. Once aboard th* yacht he had a final talk With Democratic lend­ ers Including James Farley, Mte' tlnnat chatrman, and a last Is* terview with newspapermen who agreed not t0 trail him on U l last private vacation before M enters th* White Kpna* n raootli from today. Among thosa who aeconipaiiton him w ire Vincent Aator mml E ar mil Roc*wait, son of. th* President Theodora both distant ratal . Tucker, another distant raUUte, Judge Fraderic Kernochan, Nom York, and Dr. LasUr Halter, Mo­ bil*. . Boostvelt promised to have a dally report of program sent by radio to Miami whs re a Demo­ cratic base haa bean Mtablilhod for tbs period of tha cruise. . C. Of C. Captains Are Reminded Of M eeting All captains comprising . Urn SamlnoU County Chamber' fbt Commerce membership campaign army that will swing late netloo In a drive for 1000 members I n f 6 hourso starting a t 8:00 o’e te h Tuesday morning, today wero reminded that they are expected to gather at th* trad* bodj'gd-’x fires next Monday afteraoort I t 4:30 o'clock to select prospect rards and secure other campaign materials. f j^ The drive get* under way I x a "Kick-off" breakfast at the Valdex Hotel on Tuesday moratah, where for more than an howr plana of attack, enthualastie tiik s by local trad* body Under*, aqd other entertainment by ChaMla Herring, of Daytona Boach, Mftt be heard as » prelude to ' Sw drive Itself. I Pumping Operations To Begin Upon Boat The 176,000 motor freighter “Gtty of 8anford” still laid on Ha side In aboot 15 foot of w ater J u t •>(f th* and of the Clyd# dock itMs afternoon,, but dirars aad vt men employed by tbc 8 t J( River Lin* Co., boat owacm just about ready to begta Ing water from her hull in fori to refloat Uia-eraft by day. 8lna* laet Tuaoday sight th* boat suddenly Hated aad llt being leaded with all trials of the lino haw* pushing th* work of raising Tu do thia economically quickly, H waa found nets clo** mt| door-ways, hat and other apoalags thl . water might cater tho- boat.' rather dlfllcoH task bad I completed this a ft arte i a. pump* lh a l wars tasted ysai arc axpccUd to b# aot latw tion lata today. » LOTS ON MKNNOai NEWTON, 111 MnpealU church**, 001 UXUJun i y r *"""***..... wussayaaiumtau �# WE HAVE AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 10 Can* No. 2 Size £ 4 RHUBARB— (Swsetamad) . # 1.0 MONARCH QUALITY ' W TO M,AKS . . WATCH THIS SPACE TOMORROW Cssh Grocery & Meet Market 406 Sanford Ave, < • Special Firestone Mmgnex 500 Sanford Are. l.9i and old battery. Fist and D IE TIRE SHOP Men's and Women's Clothing lm We Sell on the Easy Pay PUn • Phone 893 -i > * 3 Pts. Milk of Magnesia ELECTRIC $1.00 3 Pts. Limey’s Rub. Alcohol $L0Q 108 Magnolia 4BoxesKotex $1,00 Electrical Supplies Electrical Contracting Work Baet Hosiery in A marks 1 P t Cottage Cheese * Vi P t Heavy Cream 2 Doz. Fresh Eggs ° • M b. Fresh Churned Butter Value $1.27—All for ARCHER HOSIERY fl.0 0 pair , Shasr Chiffon (hat really wears AD Raw Spring shade* 6 Boxes SATURDAY ONLY: , First Aid Napkins ......... Amo-scmlp treatment with Steamer 11.60 Value Fountain Syringe or $ 1.00 Water Bottle, Phone 7S8 for opprialm iat • ' 91.86 Value Gem Shaving Outfit • . . Commercial and Park At*. ’ Miaoea Mlaala Bemi Echols and Krelya Cwt —Unusual Value for Friday aad Satvday Only— 2 GaL Earn Hsary 0 0 ..— ................... 1___ —91.0Q 6 Gal. Earn Henry O il............ ...... ........... .— |Z J5 $1 Value Swan Pencils on Sale 50c Each BRI6GS JEWELER Corner 2nd aad I ffn a la aad . Tenth 8L and Saaford Are. 108 Magnolia Ave. ATENTIONt FISHERMEN Special Lot Fieri) Water ATTENTION MEN! $1.50 to $2.50 Value .SHIRTS ARTIFICIAL BAIT 3 for $1.00 -V $ 1.00 SANFORD See our window display. SPORTING WORTH READING! We have special prices every 4ay< II Deskle Deeh CSRgrsM CAKUH ___*„____ TS« sad ll.l* kesss let)*) STATIONERY. I ' bests wid we gif* • I * »• W J9 ’MOTTOES......................................... "W# hare e sew *00017 sf VaUetlem- COLEMAN’ S OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO, K THIS LIST OVER Laat Times TVNItht Our dl*| 2Sr*j See our full line of the ~ FRIGIDAl Drees PrlnU (borders fast solar)— Laathar Palm Work Glares—4 pair. Ik $5.00; friendly- Pttse ’ M i D O ifa U DEPARTMENT STORE * 5, - T - v • t - • •. . ‘ a T* •t Y t t * **^i ' ’ ^ i t .2 ? ■ > ' W -t . . v . j . -.f_- #• 2jp£jL < A r*v»STWr.’ ^ 1 f �f « , The Ckapbcr Of Ggm iyrce jWork - 8ATOWPAT. tin t YOUK.INCOME A t 8:00 o'clock Tuesday momlnf the Scrtilnoto Con ; INCOME TAX IN A NUTSHELL. 0 0 0 * r mcr* ma»t fU* returns. WHENT Tlie flllnr period Ngbi* January 1 u d n d i March 15. 1033. WHEBET Collector of liv tenia! m tiM for the district In which the penoo Urea or haa hl» principal place of bulaaee. HOW? See instruction* m Torn* 1040A and 1040. WHATT Four per w it nor* mal tax on the flrat 54,000 la vxccm of the personal exemptied and rrodlts. Eight percent normal tea on tha balance of net Income. Surtax on net In­ come In ticca* of |6,000.__‘ BOAT, FEB. 4, ISU INCOME-TAX DONT8 1)0N T prepare poor rotors without flrat studying the Inulcus t lean . *a Ih e .iw n . ^ - .. . DON'T precrmatlnnte. Earle Mermbllag of data permits a carafttl cenalderation of all K S-IM -V K *W «M 0f»U * t to be rlih| caaae from rn wladom, For richer edr* doae* splendid job in promoting icor make thtmaelrra wings) rannU. In tb« face of moat trying bb away—-Proecrbe 33:4, 3. the unqualified pralio of every loyal dent and ahonld be accorded the utm drive geta under way next Tuesday, another thing thle country In bigger and N iter.poor The jig g e r Golf Cup Kogero la America's tonamorist, particularly w N s about war debts. i t Probably becauae It la perhaps the moat difficult of tnas,.golf la continually In the throe* of agflation over wna to make it eaaigr. It waan’t ao long ago th at fu­ Pinehet Berne Nkhsl ror waa rgiaed over |h e advent of ateel cluba, a proportion to Forty—headline. There'* of links cnthualaata adding In the Innovation a possible ad­ Him for you., with a ren. ditional yardage on thalr ahota, while the conservatives viewed any change In The historical wood shafts as a deacc ration agalnat.the royal .and ancient aport. In recent y e a n there haa been a great-deal of excite­ ment vtirred up over the size of (he ball. One faction of golfers strove for a long time to havo the golf ball cnido dancer In a Miami nigh Wta drowning her trouble nt*war stuff", end wok* 0| I* a nearby canal aa l»i «e«'fished her out .clad onl; ■nty underwear. Gin, like oil I•wafer don’t' mix. nMMtd.fdrgiprk will furnish ’InmaiM of. ta stes hooches all ttjftr tN y -wsnt : free of T»- We h*vo ttw tji Heard celery l ' goodifoeAhe nerves, it *-wonderful thing it would tr N U from u s'to crUklxs next’president of tN -United pel hut fur the life of u* w« Wt, we tho general economic *tagr of spendlag mUilom jotlare of public fuad* to r»• . yast areas of aow werth: lands In order- to ilv* 'to clinemployed more farm lands whkh to compel* *88* M l E Nee eg get juat aa much dintance with the largo ball and that it and aged. would be more eaay to control on approaches and on the ‘in order to N entitled to tbs green. 5400 credit, ths taxpaysr must The experiment waa tried and turned out1 to be a com­ furnish th« dspsndsnt his or her plete failure. Both profeaalonala and dubs were almoatunan- chief support. T N credit. Is bsssd Inoua fn their tomplalnta about the larger ball. It ap­ upon actual financial dependency peared that none of the expected benefits were forthcom­ and not mere legal dependtney, ing. '.The fact oM he m atter waa-4kat.iha4*e(aaalpnal4 con­ 'For example, a father whcaa chil­ tinue* to acoro aa ttjMi.81 m m ^ , m ^xU uL M fe n couWi dren receive half or more of their aee no improvesnent. The. latest attempt to make the game easier Is one :whlch ahouUl be aurc-fire. It embracee the almple device of Neither relationship nor resienlarging tho alze of. the etip from 4 V4 Inches to H inches. Henea factors |n IN allowance In othar words, putting, which Is about one-jmlf of tho of theare 5400 credit for a depend­ game, would be made twice aa eaay. ent. TN taxpayer ami the de­ There la no-question about this plan making golf scores pendent may be residents of dif­ much lower, but it la also a fact that what will benefit one ferent cities. If husband and wife player will Mbenefit another. In the final analyala no ono N th contribute to tN support of r 'mmT a. SI „ S._ _ ___ ...____ ..1 11 s a s ii >( lim i 11■I will w in. The only net■< result would bd th*t *warn.’* would a dependent, the fiOO credit msy Lake a drop nmong all claucn of playera alike. N taken by tho one contributing If what tho golfing world want* Id some device wherr- th* chief support, and may not by all dubs will be raised to the equal playing status of N divided Ntwccn them. A single perion who supports good players then what should be done is to have two types of links, one very difficult for professional and. high- In his homo and aged mother la ranking amateurs, and the other extremely easy for tho entitled not only to IN 5400 ersd. It for a dependent, but also to duffer, then, poaalbly scoring would he more nearly equal. SANFOBD, TWENTY YEARS AGO * LitGa Mlea Mauda Labs was the charming hoetaaa at a very dalightful party Maturity Sftetnoon •ken a ouoibtr of her little frleada and neighbor* wer Infitod'to N lp her celebrate N r sixth w N are Mfthday at tN IN home homa of her parthre* * r 1 oa»‘ tfmd» N birthday Mils, 'Mr. eeul Mrs. Fpm et Lake. Mre/ Lake, waa assisted h r Mrs. B. O. Chat* In-entertaining tN UttT*.geest* at e number of pnt- fMMt -daUgktfully end lafondBlIy afterooon cvmpUmetnry lMa^l?rtzSVe«4 Tnnrtty to ' Mis* KlUaNth McUughlln wN wiu her* the city Friday far TnUelatae# wNre eh* N s basn-rnfpdmted ■assistant a t tN Bfewarfa iCeBege. -’Mfs. Wrigkt m s& s lB W » tt,M I U M il! lb U a*9 r*f h a - etna, El Isa N th Mettloger, Beulah Philip*,,Bali* -S m it h .. JMell Whtt^ d r .V S i e v U r s d y , Edlh Boiler, Madge W a r d ;•Veda W e e d ,-L a c y m M n a r , M skel Hand. Helen Rowlaqd. n*d C h * jl°u * Hand, , Knowles, Mr*. Luja, Mrs. W. T. Johns. Mr*. W. L. Mllteer, Mr*. C. C. Woodniff, Mre. 11. II. Hill. Mrs. J, C. McDaniel, Mrs, N. O. Garnar, Und Mamie Bill. Spesk Here Mondgy la BBiMwaclag that 'knelal* of tN Florid* Chain of Jtksloaary Samuel HlggfpNtUnhi |g .' A./ M. Sc.. B. He. Ag., to corns to genfond to dsUrtr an address qt a 1 Union terries to bo NId tilth s PrsafcpWetaa *Church here Monday night at T:)0 o'clock, Hav. E. D. Drownlet, paster of tN church today said Out **W« aro to. N Weakid to a mast unusaul privil­ ege tn the address -which this noted men will bring ue." Ha will __ _ a. * 1 ' •*a_' J.1 Ip the praaacatiew i rotlws DnPre, Bart DONT dratroy tha memoranda from whkh your return war “ prepared. DONT omit explanation whan •uch information lo eaten. Ilal to an Intelligent audit.' ■Attach memoranda to yoor PERSONAL EXEMPTIONS In addition to the personal ex­ emption of 51,000 for (Ingle per­ sona end 53,500.for married per. sons' tiring together and for Nads of families, a tsxpsyrr is entitled to a credit of 5400 for each dependent, defined by Income tax law and regulations a« • person under lS yeers of n*e or Incapable of self-support N< cause mentally or physically de­ l do all the farmers g* fective. The term "mentally e r arm i are foreclosed on by it permitted them To httT tnlflcal^r long nhots and that tho p h y if ally defectlre", means not e companies f l a m e place Inorcaaetl difficulty of control didn’t bot^iOr them anyway. only cripples and those mentally .man goes when hi* house awey from him. To some Tha tontention waa made that the average player could dcfeclles but persons in 111 health MK GalaesviUa man who ob» ‘p i «ce farmers plowing part of their eaMry ehaatd a.Hi*. Bertha when he make* a Math en this d tf. Be bet- premise. * The star wUnpeTef the'! wax Vlrptnta IfeartelainV A ef Mrs. Hesrtslal*, 'Ww; IN toaiimoay Earl llarroy, Totey, MU* VI *<s^~ -■ ■ ■ 54.000---------—— .r... 1M a perrent normal tax on balance af *0,500------------------1®® be*tax of 1140 on ft4JXK>, plus 4 percent on f500 In rsceea of llist amount — 180 Total, normal tax and surtax ________ 1,080 Thn ^eeined-lncome credit sW lowei/”individuals under the revrnue net Of 1838 la entirely omitted from the revenue act of 1033. Therefore, no earneddneoma credit may be taken for the cal­ ender year 1333 or sucrecding (htable years. Taxpayers arc ad­ vised to read carefully tho In­ structions on Form 1040 relating to ths surtax, as well a j all In’■tretclena thereon, before prepar­ ing tJMIr returns, PAt.M BEACH—Everglades Inn pw.EvsrgtadM Avs., epeasd far season. tha personal exemption o( 12,500 as tN head of a family. A widow­ er supporting under similar cir­ cumstances a depend child under 18 years of ago also- Is oatiUad to tho credit for dependents are te­ as the Ned of * fsmlly, plus IN 1400 credit for a dspoadent. Under IN rsvonua act of 1333 N th tho personal exemption and tho cradit for dspeadats a re 're ­ quired ta N proretod »N ie the status of tho taxpayer changed dfrisg tN year. Tha normal tax rate'4k 4 psr-J cent on the first 14,000 of net In­ come In excas* Of tN Tptmewal __— ■■I n■isMla mpUoe. Jcredit It.. fhr dej I aad 5 percent oa th* Verdict Is Given In Lake Mary’s Heart Balm Sui (Continued from Page One) where they ipeni two weeks. She further testified that he left her a t that place after a bit­ ter scene in which he denied that iN y w e r a engag'd o r ever had teen, and she said that she wua and Is now willing to marry him. As » result of N r experience, she testified, she has been broken In spirit und heart eve* since. During her testimony, Mrs. Ileartslain was smotlonally a t a high pitch, aad en one eccaslon she fainted. Dr. J, M. Thompson N ing railed from the crowded court-room In attend her. Proaecuting Attorney True, N Ht»Ngr thut who'wa»*.feigning l»- Mery, ICarl Lehmann, It. F. R m l holder, and L. f . Boyle, the JatleA three of Sanford. ' ------ ---------------- The Jury.found the dsfsndsoi, produced Dr. T. A. Green- I fehs Even*, guilty »• jehseged. leaf, who, after a quick eismlna- and recommended that he he ortion, pronounced the woman In defad to pny the |50,000 or enrry| perfect henlth. out his ngreem nt to marry MriJ The defense followed Mrs. I Hearts tain, ImmMUlAy open thd llrnrtsIain's testimony by that of I rendering el,* ttW vtrdlff,' M\J Mbs Elisabeth Watercress, n * « "•* »Uon"T* anneuneed they doeo frbnd of I N plaintiff. Thla ■*** aeak * »*w trial. , witness testified th at she was Tha trial was stagad under Ihe with Mrs. Hearts lain for tw o f * " ? 4*** •* **• Os^d ,F»llewehlp week a at Warm Springs, and thst I r j- b *{ u k * M ary.w tth, Bobert she waa prevent when the natri T"** ■* presWeal.. It wen NW-In announced their Intention of Chombtr of C ooim tm M U beInr married. She also testified I *■* ,n cltZ* C. W. Jsbsll. to IN ardent lore-maklag of IN I® Ibrnglnst, and D.-W. Skew** defendent and said that she W a*lu eemmIUen U charge af tha "poeltlre that N was pledged 'I **<*!. lo marry Mrs. Ileartslain. I Those who laipersoUated thn A aurpriuing angle dree loped I rlooa principal* ' Ware:. ‘ K. "D during Mis* Watercress* lee it- White aa Mrs. RcarUlaht, Hamer mony when she admitted that *ho j Gleason as BHsabefh Watercress, was a t Warm Springs with nnoth-1 Mstrin Dunn as Amalia Btaek; er resident of Lab# Mary, al- Fred Camming* aa Carolina'“DuIhuugh ik t Knew that he wae a I Pre; Char lee Mate ady ae Virginia married man. , '( Heertaleta, and A IN rt Whttak»r IT 18 ■ wtH-known fact that, homo for b oat, ths American hstwskoM kaa nor* comfort* and conveniences than that «f any alber nation. In foreign lands the modernised dwelling is foand omly hi llm bpt ter asctlona of thalurgsrdllen. , . m .ij'j II In. largely dp* ta adverUalm sorshJp are I N pleasant house guest* of M r a ^ J . J ) . B o b *iU ,*ad fam- cw-am m *- Cj- ft - -.-y’, / . ■ seps - • \-T» >*11^ • »*«•» -V JM % yww �> v PAGE T H IE F First Baptist Church wilt a l 3:30 o'clock with Mr*. J. Trulack, West Tenth Street. < Circle Number Five e f . th* F irst Baptist Church will meet at 3:80 o'clock with Mr*. P. F. Wbig­ horn. West First Street. Cirri* Number Six ef th* Flrri Baptist Church will meet a t 3.30 o'clock a t -the church annex with Mr*. V. G. llssty as host***. Cirri* Number Seven of th* Fr»t- Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 o’clock with Mrs. Uriel Blount, 203 East Tenth Street. Circle Number Three of the Presbyterian Auxiliary. Mr*. J. A. H am id , chairman, wilt meet at 3:30 ehlock at th* home of Mrs. G. H. Brown, 1114 Park Avenue, with Mr*. Brown, Mr*. Edwqfd S. McCall, Mm. W. II. Long, and Mr*. F. M. Barthlomrw a* host­ ess**. A meeting of th# Red Crate brill tak* place al 10:00 A. M. In th* council room* at th* City Hall. Cirri* Number Four of the Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. R. J. Holly, chairman, will meet at 3:10 o’clock with Mr*. J . D. Brown, Twin Lake*. Mr*. W. E. Wation wx* re­ elected president. Mm. E. N. Scott was again chosen vicepresident; and Mra. R. B. Monroe was re-named secretary a n d treasurer at th* annual business meeting and luncheon of the Gar­ den Club cf Sanford held yoterMONDAY morning and afternoon at Circle Number Six ef th* Pres, th# Sanford Country Club with byterlan Auxiliary, Mrs J. N. G11■ larg, number ef members and Ion, chairman, will moot at 3:30 guest* in attendance. o'clock at th* home of Mr*. J. N. Feature* cf the meeting wrre „ . , GlUon. 1101 Pamtttg Avenue, with th* talk on moths end butterflies • t the South Sid* Primary School M n. GiUoT1 aod U n . j . 0 . Andes by Mm. Malcolm Merhemon auditorium for the benefit of th* a* host*****. Landers, 0f Jacksonville, and th* book fund of the South Sid* P.Cirri* Number On* of the First greup of voea| solo* rendered by Robert Muon, who ti with lb* T. A. Baptist Church will meet at 1:30 Mm. Ralph ft. Alvord, ot Bo*ton United S U U | Navy u d |« ataThe .program wa* given a* fol­ o'clock with Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, and Imk* Mary, with accompani­ tionod ■( 8L Petersburg, h u ar­ lows: ment by Mm. R. K. D***. rived to ipand a frw day* hero Plano trio, “Fete Napoliulne", J. 1104 Elm Avenue. Along with her talk, Mm. Lan­ Circle Number Two of tho P in t with hi* parent*. Dr. and Mr*. R. IF. Bischoir—th* Mta** Tak- Baptist Church will meet at 3:00 ders displayed ' her collection of M. Ma*on. ■rh, Jackson and Roasetter. moths and butterflies which in­ o'clock with Mr*. L. A. Pilwar, Pathvtlqo*" Opu* 13 804 Elm Arcnuc. cluded specimen* from Florida, Mr*. C.' F. Ju k to n and Mr*. W. “Son* to North Carolina^ the N#W England Beethoven—Ml** Tahach. Cirri* Number Thre* ef the F. Milhr, of Tampa hav« ton* states, th* Amaton River district, to t t j i t a M Hvlght* to apeak bo Song and dare*, "I Just Couldn't First Baptiri Church will meet the Eait Indies, and India. Shu Say Goodbye”—Miss Jackson. at 3:30 o’clock with Mr*. A C. for* tho Woman’* Club after riled isvcral Interesting way* by ■ponding a f*w d*y» her* with "La Regata VeneiUn*”, Uaat— Chamberlain, 1510 Sanford Ave­ MU* Takach. ...£ Ju r* la .,.J iiw » b * a .« K ise — o f - '- t h a ,«hi*b.~iA**el»4 .aew^-peotseted <hy> Mrs. E M. Calloway, Ca moron nue. Whu~.W11Uaai A-L: ^ ^ t n S S S S G T K S ! of the Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mm. Wri­ nature, and told of th* habit* of »As Harbour—Mis* Rossettar. ter I- Cooper, chairman, will meet * number of moth* and butter­ Mr. and Mr*. L. G. Horn*, Mr. Plano, "Ruatla of Spring" Opu* of mciabv*. Those without church at 12:00 o'clock for Puncheon at flies. In bringing her talk to a 3^, Number Three, by Slndlng. homes In Sanford are welcomed to Ihp horn* of Mm. A.'W. Knox, 117 tli'*e th* detcribed how fascinat­ and Mrs. J. F. Ilawktn*, and ing rollectlng la anti urged and “Scheno" Opus 15, Number *11 service*. The pastor I* avail-* West Nineteenth Street. Jam** Coopor arrived yoitorday recommended that every woman Two, by MtndeUiohn—MU* rifle for conference every morning from Mockarillo, N. C. to *p«nd a Circle Number One of the Prw- hay* a hobby of some kind. from 9:00 o'clock to 12:00 o'clock short time her* a* the guaata of Takach. bytvrian Auxiliary, Mm. C. C. During Uw business |*s«|on re­ Dr. and Mr*. II. W. Rather. Kan Violin trio*, "Long, Long Ago' In hi* study at lh« church. Briggs, chairman, will meet at ports wire heard from the varlBayly, "The Last Rose of Sum­ 3:30 o'clock a t th* home of Mm. „us standing committee that tree* mer", Flotow—Th* Misses Tak. FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE tV A. Adam* 807 Magnolia Ave­ ti*v« been replaced on the lakel"M f."«atf Mr*. L. C. Johman. ot ' ech, Jackson, and Rossattar. Thr Rev. William P. McPherson, nue, with Mm. Adam* and Mre. front and deprearicn* about trees ■Mlwi[non*, Minn., are spending a “Hungarian Caardas”, Parlow, K. W. Fit# a* hoateMV*., tn parkway* hav* b**n filled In. pastor. 'few day* h*r* *Kh Mr. and Mr*. "C ounty Cardans”, Graingei Tfei At conservation eh*lrm»n Mr*. Cirri# Number One of th* Bible School, 9:45 A. M. E. Compton, a t W*»l Nineteenth MU* Takach. First Methidist Church will meet J. C. Bills reported that her com­ Sermon, 11:00 A. M. Rtrsot, Uforo going to Bradtnton Evangelistic Service, 7:45 P. M. ■t 3:00 o'clock at the home of mittee aitistrd In orginiilng the to apond the remaining part ol Women's Prayer Meeting Wad. Mm. W. M. McKim. 212 Wvel Junior Garden Club, of Gcn*v>. tho wlatar toaaap. •• Eighteenth Strest. with Mrs. Me- ind reforested thrte acre* of land nasiiay, 3:00 P. M. Prayer a n d Praia* Service, Klm and Mm. O. W. llalley as on th.. Orlando Rrad with th# ■mlstince nf the Agriculture 1)<hostesses. Wednesday, 7:45 F. M. Mrs. Zetrenncr Gives Service a t County Jail Sunday, Circle Number Two i f the First psrtm rntof Seminole High School Bridge* Dinner Party FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3:00 P. M. Methodist Church will intet at and thu Future Farmer* of 3:00 o'clock with Mr*. Otto Amerir*. Slataanth Street and Sanfurd Mm. E. IL Stowe, distribution la honor of a number of her 'Schmehl, Jewett lane. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST friends, Mr*. Margaret Zarren- Avenue. SCIENTIST Circle NumberThree of the rhairman, stated that a large Th* Rev. F. M. Marier, pastor. nor, of Bayonne, N. J. enterFirst M ilh.dist Church will meet number t f plant* and shrub* havr tatnfd with a bridge and dinner Bible School, 945 A. M. Christian Science service* are at-8H»0 o’chwk with Mm.-W.-P. tret) distributed throughout tbe rity; and th* Junior Garden Club Morning ServlM.-UiOO A; W. -* party on - Wedoeeday • fUr**°* held every Sunday mtrnlng at Fields, 401 Magnolia Avenue. reported that 1520 flowering trees ■r.d evening a t the Celery Club Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. M. the church a t East Second Street Cirri* Number Four of the have been given out to various on the Lakefront. Bridge game* Evening Service, 7:10 P. M. at 11:00 o'clock. Subject for to­ First Methodist Church will m*>t school children. were enjoyed until a lata hour morrow U "Spirit”. at 3:00 o'clock with Mm. It. L. Announcement was made of the wh*n dinner wa* earned 1" FIRST BAPTIST CUURCn Wednesday evening church at Shinholser, 607 Oak Avenue. flower ihiw which will take place rour**» from a long Uhl* which 800 E. 2nd SL, at 8:00 c’elock. Circle Number Five of the on Mir. 22 ami Mar. 23 at the wa* decorated for lh* occasion Park Avenue ami Sixth Street. This chutth malnulne a free First Methodist Church will most with bowta of to***. eartiaCon*. Th* Rev. W. P. Br oka, Jr., pas­ Reading.Room at th* church where ■t 3:00 o’clock with Mrs. S. O. Mayfair Hotel. Member* then voted to join the Florid* Forritry narcUil, wnd other flower*. A*- tor. the'Bible and "all authorised Chris­ Shinholser, 1408 Oek Avenue, Aiiociatlon and the meeting wan listing th# hoetesa In enUrtatnSunday School, 10:00 A. M. tian Science tile r* tu r, may be Circle Number SI* nf the First ing th* guest* were: Mr*. John Morning Servlet*. 11:00 A. W.. read, borrowed or purchased. Open Methodist Church will meet at brought to a rime. . Luncheon wa* served in th* Bender, Mr*. 8. 0 . Zerrenner, D. Y. P. U., 6:16 P .’M. Tueedeye and Fridays frtm 3 to 3;00 o'clock with Mm. G. C. Spur­ rluli dining room f able* an^ Mr*. J . A. Zerrenner.Evening Services, 7:30 P. M. ring, Elliott Avenue, M*yf*lr which wer* oveflalit with linen li After scores were added prl**k Wtdaesday evening service, 7:30 5 P. M. with Mrs. Sjwrrlng and Mr*. V. war* awarded to Mr*. F. A. Wot- P. M. Wright a* hostesses. E. Douglas* m hostessbs. CHURCH OF TUR NAZARKNE ^ T * r t . Mr*. John Ludwfr, Mr*. KdCircle Number Seven nf tho The R. A. nf the First Uupllst wB'mund Maladj,. and Mr*. P*t*r First Methodist Church will m?rl ALL SOULS CATHOLIC Lake Mary Fla. Church will mc*t at 7:30 o'clock ^T huraton. Mr*. Wolfert held high CHURCH a t 8.00 P. M. at the homo of Miss R. N. Sander*, pastor. *t the church aenrx. score, Mr*. Ludwig held »»cond Ullian Thornley, 1100 West First Sunday School, U:45 "A. M. Circle Number Two of the high score, Mr*. M*l»ch was lucky Street with MLts Thornley and Rev. J. J . KelUghan. pa*tort Preaching, 11:00 A. M. • Presbyterian Auxiliary, R n . In cutting, and Mr*. Thuntnn First M an, 8:00 A. M. Young People'* Society, 0:30 Hugh Whelchel, chairman, wilt ■MU* Rebrrr* Clark ■» hr Messrs. had low score. Each received a WEDNESDAY. Second Mas* 10:00 A. M. P. M. meet a t 3:30 o’clock wlht Mi*. box of eoomstlcs. „■ Regular meeting of the LitersBenediction after Second Mas*. Preaching, 7:30 P. M. Chart** Steenwarth, 317 Park Tho*# present were: Mr*. Phil­ tur* Department of the Women's Prayer Meeting Tuesday, 7:30 Avenue, apartment two. Dally Mat*. 7:30 A. M. lip R. Bach, Mr*. John Mclach, Club will take plarr nt the rlub Catechism Clase Saturday at P. M. TUESDAY. Mrs. John Melath. J r . Mr*. Ed­ Bible Study, Friday. 7:30 P. M. Mis* Ann Gabriel of the State house. The bus Incas session and mund Msisch, Mr*. Joe Meltch, 3:00 P. M. A cordi*| wricom* U extended Board of Health, will have a study ■lection nf nRIcrrs will be at 3:1*1 Mrs. Joseph A. M*i*ch, Mr*. •AOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH to all to attend these service*. c’asa on, "Parent Education", at o’riock and the program, whirh Frank Mtlsch, Mrs. Julia Lud 3:30 o'clock at the Junior High will fratura .Mr. and Mrs. Julius • wfg. Mr*. William Ludwig, Mrs. Dlngfelder, will begin at 3:1# Th* ’Rev. Alfred Erlcson, pastor. OVIEDO METHODIST CHURCH School auditorium. John Ludwig, Mrs. Georgs Zur Sunday Sehcol, 9:45 A. M. Regular business and social o'riock. Heidr, Mrs. William Zurlltlde, W. J. Carpenter, pastor. THURSDAY. Morning Servicsa, 11:00 A. M. meeting of lh* Alathean Class of M m - Georgs Harbat,* Mr*. John ThU 1* th# day for lh# offer­ th* Plmt Baptist Church will b* Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P. 11. A subscription bridge p*rty for Ilsrbst. Mr*. Charles Wllkey, Mrs. ing for Kingdom Eittnalon. Evening Service*, 7:30 P. Mheld at 7:30 o’clock at the rhurrh the benefit of th* Order of the Bernard Wllkey. Mrs. J . BoUy. The monring eervic* will be annex with Mrs. E. C. Harper, Eastern Star will take plare at Mid-week Prayer Meeting, 7:30 Mrs. F. BoUy, Mr*. Johns, Mr*. given over to that matter. Four Mm. Hah Hall, Mr*. Volie Wil­ 8:00 P. M. it th* Eplsocpal ptrl-h M. Kronen, H n . J . Fleischer, P. M. person* will give talk* on the liams, and Mr*. A. C. McLendon house. Reservation* mad be mnde Mrs. Harry Thurston, Mrs.' p ttar book “Christ and lh« Coming ■s hostesses. with Mr*. O. M. Harrison any day Thurston, Mr*. K****man, Mr*. LAKE MARY COMMUNITY The Congregational Friendship after 6:00 P. M. Kingdom." CHURCH F. A. Wolfert. Mrs. R. E. Steven* Subject of th# sermon at night _________ League will_______ meet at_ 3:00 o'clock FRIDAY Mrs. Francis Meriwether, Mr*. W. will b# "What I* th# World'* at parish house with Mr*. Mis* Ann Gabriel will give a Btoekhoff, end Mr*. C. E. Hunter. (Presbyterian Government), Greatest Need? A Revival of Henry ThumtOn and Mr*. John J. treture ■> 7:30 o'riock i t th* J. A. Zerrenner end John.BendOrgaalaed in 1884. Raal Christianity »r :A Revival Jone* a* hostcsie*. Junior High School auditorium. - or Joined the gu*»t» Uter In thn Preaching Service* a t 11:00 A. of Dullness Prosperity T" Cirri# Number Seven of the ^ p v en ln g . M. and 7:30 P. M. Sunday School, 9:45 A. MPresbyterian Auxiliary, M l** Graded Sunday School with Epworth League, 6:30 P. M. Laura Chittenden, chairman, will 4 Every Week Traiacd Teacher*. 10:00 A. M. Gove Home Scene Of Minister, th* Rev. J'm v i M. meet at 7:45 o'riock at th* home CHURCH OF GOD. Hpedal Sunday of Mm. W. A. Zachary, 1108 Park . Party Friday Night Thompson. Avenue, with Mr*. Zachary, Mm. Watson Wallace, and Mis* Ruth Geneva Avenue. With Mr*. R. K. Purlfoy, Mis. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH R. D. Sweat, pastor. ClUnn a* hosts****. Eugene Higgins, Mr*. A. T. Hea­ The Daughter* of Wesley CU«* The Rev. R. O. Koon* la condy, Mr*. C. C. Briggs. Mrs. John Corner Park Avenue and 3rd ducting a series of evangsllstie i f the Fimt Methodist Chureh Gere, and Mrs. W, M., lta y n u Street. will have a "tacky" party at H:00 a* host*****, a sobaerlptkn Rev. John Bernard Root, mlnU- meeting*. Service# Bunday will be o'clock at lh# home of Mm. C. E. held at 11:00 A. M-. 2:45 P. M.. bridge party wa* given laat night ter. and 7:10 P, M. The eubject will Gormley. 001 Magnolia Avenue, . a t the home of Mja. Gove Church School. 9:45. be, “The Second Coming of with Mm. Gormley, Mm. France* West P in t Street In order to Morning Worship, 11:00. m o ir ii op Jeeua." The sermon* will be Il­ A. Hickson, Mr*. I - B. Monroe. n i* * fund* for th* meeting ef Christian Endeavor; 7.-00. lustrated an a black board. Meet­ Mm. Clark Leonardy, Mm. Fred K h rtn p i W k l i l l K ruli C o fM lII lc the grand chapter of the Order Henry Witte, pretiding. ' ings will continue through n eit Strang*, and Mm. W. R. Welnof Tho Eastern Star to ho held In V*RV(sh)» H ro f flnut> PYTF.RIAN CHURCH weak. PRES II Orlando In ApriL TtoAJit M iu ro v li I'liiU. O r*l*r Bridge game* were- enjoyed t. Dn n I«i Th* Rev. E. D. Brownlee, D. D. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH throughout th* evening. At H l M V lrtltli Ham with Hlatr«| rinoappl# tat# h ea r high eeote pri»a far l pastor. flrnkUd I'limimfm No Advaaca In ‘ Th# Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor , ladle*, a box ef handkerchief*, Sunday School, 8:15 A. M, PrJoil HurInc I'hlfhon IlroilM Ldimi* rhoji Sunday School 1:43 A. M. Pro­ wa* awarded to Mrs. A, W. Knox Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. T* Hon# Ht*Nk Matlneo and Nlghl white tow acol* pri**. a «* Christian Endeavor. 5:30 F . M. fessor O. E. McKay, luperinUrvd10-35 enL V Uhl# eover, era* gtvan U Mia. Evening Worship. 7:l0 P. M. Mabto GUe*. T. C. Pltehford held Morning Barrie#, 11:00 A. M. H aksd Pnl*1» Th* taaalon will meet at th* JS JW L i r*i)dl-<t Tam noag tho »*». «jd - Church n a fe iwne*. and fleersP re a h 'O s n lv n P*s< with a cake, whll* wpratdp aanrtc** l*r th r recepUoa mint of th* Lard'll Supper. SubNew lla r v a ru t u , l s _ _ . Harrison received rig* Jeet for srrmea, "The Holy Spirit Je llie d a tr * w k * rr r Hals.l fo r holdtag low *e*r*. Mrs. W*L Mrs. V. Mothvln. Mr. gad Hr*. and HIi i It m ** C slsry an d Olives “ h wa* luchy In rutting O. M. Harrison, Mr. aad Mr*. Yeung Fnala^l Division, 6:45 P. ueaumiT the recipient ef e boo- T. C- Pltehford, Mr*. W. E- H. ■ V l s l l l s Ir# C r,* m n n.l t's k s Evening Service, ,7*10 F. M. Rate**, Mr*. J. O. H alf, Mra. C. ■ iraw b srrl* * an d C rsam with I.k flIrigjt*. Mra. F. H. lanalag, Sermon by th* pastor, /The Prodi­ Cak* awarded. S p y Is PI* w ith fk W M Robert Jeaklaa, Mte. J . E. gal San.* Mra. Walter U Mergaa, flay e r H am s c'h u rasi. IluU srm ilk M lead Tsa “ ~M L W' Service, 7-JB A cardial a me [* extended Mrto alL Mm. <L E. Gormby. place cards. Also Mrs. J. Adrian During thr luurh:on question* about flowers and shrubs, written Mm. J. C. Bens-.n, D n l Alvord. Mm. Maureen Wta on th* place cards, were U f a t f l i Mrs. E. 11. Laney. Mra. rlolhs and centered with sUrrnele Tho#* present w.rc; Mm. It. R. Jones, Mm. II. IL Coleman, flower arrangement* if r d gladi­ Deaa, Mm. It. B. Pupe. Mrs. L 1. Earl* T. Louche, Mm. E. oli and static#, and sprays ot Frailer, Mm. 11. M. Wat <on, Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Agnes T r vibernunt avatum. Novelty imita­ Roy G. Williams, Mr*. K. H. Mm. O. M. Harrison, Mm. tion red hibiscus w*« mr l to Stowe, Mm. Katheriiv Dari*, Mrs, t;. Bussey, Mm. B. F, Hall mark th.. place* of the guests. At IL D. Rinrharl, Mr*. L I*. Hagan, Mr*. A. T. White, Mm. the officer* table a Urge IhiwI Mra. J. Adrian Hr. wn, Mrs. Wal­ IL Deli, Mm. J. Howell of gtrbcrva dabirs »«* plvccd. ter S, Coleman, Mrs. J. H. Col- Mm. R. Melting, Mm. I^tlin , Mr other decorations about ihv r- om clough. Mm. IL M. Galloway, Mr*. J. O. Laney, Mm. Perry Caa consisted of bamboo ami ipmntl- J. C. Bills, Mr*. 1{. H. Monro*. and Mm. J . M. Quirk. tl.'s of vibamum avatum. Also Mrv. G. I. t-oucks, Mr*. Mm. End-r Curlelt, Mm. W. IL Mnntsslvatge, Mm. Mr*. J. C. Benson, general Watson, Mrs. Malcolm Lander*, F. chairman of the tunchr- n. was of Jacksonville, Mrs. ||. M. P*p- Schmehl. Mm. C. W. Dakar, assisted by Mm. E. M. Galloway, werth, Mr*. ,\. ||. Moses, Mra. J. C. Hutchison. Mm. Rup Mrs. K. R. Deaa, and Mrs. J. If. Ralph M. Warren, Mr*. John Strickland. Mr*. C. C. Briggs, I Cob'lough, who hid charge of Ktgcnon, Mr*. J»mr* G. Sharon, the Mlttt* Allie Trafford, Hah il c- rating the tables; Mrs. K. N .. Mrs. Iterg. of Melbourne, Marentrtte, and Margaret Pat Scott, Mr*. W. D. Hoffmann, and Mm. Fred R. Wilson. Mrs. O. P. Mrs. W. C. Erickson, whn dec­ rax trn , Mr*. A. C, Chamberlain, LEESBURG — M. , II. orated the cluh .nKrns; nnd Mr*. Mm. J. W. Worley, Mrs. J. Ding_ opened wholesale takery In former > W. W. Goetsch, who made the ftlder, Mm. A. (]. Covington, ami'Tom Itoy Bakery building.' «*m»*a*«v*4t e r » a aa * H i* m U M K u m t M P ;«•*»»*aiS**w*Als.ddUWUIHlM SHE SAID Thnt'a what hundred# of women remark dally tn Sanford when they nee a miirh needed article advert tried at a price they feel able lo pay. A t The Churches D IN N E R Not An a whole women have proved lo be very Intelligent ahoppera* merchant* have found and ronaequenliy are going after thin business by telling the world what they have to offer, There'#. Nothing Like Howl of Mexican Chili ON THESE COLD Ntr.ltT8 Trade In Your Old Furniture All Kiada of Sandwich** Phone 9140 | Dehlrey Rervlre for Parti#* ANGEL’S EAT SHACK Geneva A Sanford Avt. For C A S H At WAGONER’S KKr 500 Sanford Ave. Phone 774 Tues. — Hat. Mtro'a SynropalMw 1-adlen _______ Free__ P. Paul’s JJeauty Shop 1st N itloiut Bank Buldtng Permanent* **H Ftnpar Wavea STII FLOOR TRIANON Admission 50c, Tax Be SANFOItD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES PHONE 412 108 MAGNOLIA BRIGGS FRIENDL’ t: JEWELER C C. Briggs, Prop. 106 Magnolia I ’hon. 411 B. L. PERKINS ROBERTS’ Grocery and Meat Market ’T h e Sloe* of Kervlro and Quality” /at and PALMETTO PHONE S t a. CHURCH ; M ra TV) k. a. F. M. euperin by Rev. C EL E R Y C L U Lslwfroat B J KARL J. SCHULTZ RELIANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO. District Mauger •Over 400 aiilUaaJ# forte” 13,00* 41 . 211 E. tat St. �%• THte SA fnrW to l i m L t ) . b a n f o r d ,' w o k j d a . LABOR It)"fiGHTl 111, Washington i No Challenge Sound Currency - - WASHINGTON, Pvb, 4.—It Vaa taken three year* of *?oaiaml* disturbance to rtmova th* rrom th a t old ja it about IsdUag wooden money, and now M M than 900,000 persons In TN N * of commanitie* in abou. •0 state* are using U, or some­ thing rlmllnr—scrip—and liking • Official Washington, according to a survsy is practically unaij(mods In seeing no such challenge (ft real money or to tbo bank'jiff system. Official* regard scrip > a g,handy emergency and s-*.*ili*ry currency which foeltltatas dftrtar. It ia pointed out hr.t it nilM t necessarily be used on a vol­ u n ta ry besii, since If would be LAK&MAftY The monthly meeting nf th* Lake Mary P.- T. A. wa* held last Thursday night, Jan. 2ft, at th* achool. Th* auditorium wa* filled with patron*, friends, and pupil* of tha acheo^ The bu*ln**e session, with tha pretkiAyt, Mr*. R. M. Ball, presiding, was opened with the ringing af th* hymn “America”, Routine businru fol­ lowed a prayer by Rev. J. M. Thompson. At the conrluslon of the session the fallowing program waa given: Piano duet, with vi­ olin, "Gltana"— Maturka, Mr*. Houghton, llarvy Waster, at th* piano, violin, Blrgar Weitert vo­ cal »o1o, “III Taka You llornr, Kathleen”—Ethel Hyotlalne; vo­ cal solo, “On th* Road to Manda­ lay"—ami “O Hal* Mlo“— Dirgtr Wester; piano du»t, with violin “Pear* and Prosperity w Mr*. Houghton, WesUr B with har father, Mr. Malm, and other relatives. Mr. and Mr*. C. Maunder* and lltti* *an, Tommie, have n o rrd from Third and Holly to the Cramer ban*# in Urspevlll*. Mr*. Btnroy ha* bean a |* < it for a few wrah* of Mr*. Jaha Ballon In Plnehurst. R»r. Thompson railed to ■«< Mr. IHxoa who it now abla to be about a little. I t wa* little “Toohie” Willi­ am*, the grandson of Mr*. Edd P*t»r»on, instead of Edgar SJobIpm, who broke hi* leg In D*yten* recently. , Mr*. Jrnnlng* w u a guest of har friend, Mrs. Gould, at the Monteiuma Sunday. Mrs. Goold spent New Year’s Day with Mr*. Jennings. J. P. Rtevens celebrated hi* ATLANTA, r ^ ' f —* * f 0 ' Jama* L. Kay, at Atlanta. ante . Wm. Jacob* I* able to be oat afU r being confined for aam* Green SaygOrjranbfed tim* with an Injury to hie ankle. Libor Can W ilt No Mr*. Hath Ink* and Mr*. LoamLonger For Action a rd, af Raaaa* City, and Mra. Anal* Rockwall, of Punta Garda, AJHINCTK, Pth. 4.—Orhar* bean the guaata of Mr. and Tanltad labor can walk no lo n g er,------- . — , — . - T----Mr*. J, E. Snyder far acvrral far eoontary action by iadiMtiJr which tha mayof fp>d tha bishop day*. and will fight with arary legili- to “alt down aad ahot up.” Mr. aad Mr*. A. G. Wagner Bishop Ainsworth, arguing ba­ rnterUlned a few friend* at mata weapon at hand “to compel bridge recently in honor a t Mr, the plain remedies withheld by for* the Georgln Ilona* of Repand Mr*. Hoffnian, af 8t- Augus­ Ihoee William Orem, president of j reeertallrei temperance eommltth* American Federation of Labor, tee again*! a bill eeektng ta tin*. Mr. and Mr*. Jama* Wilaon say* in an Intarriow la Nation's t*g*jlx* 3 J percent beer in tbi* attended tha basket ball gama at Burin***, organ af the United! .u le , had tald that “prohibition ’flute* Chamber of Com met re, la- wept In tha front door by legltiOviado Monday aranlng. matt- mean* and It I* not going .Mr. and Mr*. B. G. Smith, of *ord recently. Oviedo. wet* »laltlng friend* In ChutunU • Wtdnaaday. J./K . Jon**, of 8L Align*tine. arrlrrd h«r# Wednesday to spenc several day*. Mr*. Jam** Wilson entertained menu may sound harsh”, h* ada t tad Tharadajr _a/Unioon b^m lts, adding, "Why not, can anyhonor af* Mrs. B. P. "Cover, of thing be harsher to th* privileged, Saratoga Spring*, N. Y , and Mia* than th* word* ’there le no work1 lajared. f Olmwip afriMu h n i d e rp IM to satisfy' a dabt, eon'rsry to 3Md wishes. Furthermore, this eort of acffp used In barter, which must act be confused with the itaniped ftrpoe* of acceleratlog trede grip and Other*. Issued for the purpose of accelerating trad* aad which ar* eventually bs.-ked by real money, la distinguished H a n tn* mtney Haelf, In that It doe* not fitvolv* Interest and FORREMEDIES OF PRESEfT PLIGHTI e ke we* ** a “tJ*.w* of Hw" U IIH IIU which k t u l i k W bwn mad* that ha "wu MtoxInUd wbea ha >M < ngalaat prohibition daring a trip *1 American mayor! to Franc* la 1931. Polkurtoig that w yn a la i of Me view*, the a t r w t h n d a racall eleetkn h*r* lyat f a i r la irflteh ha was victorious. Bli hep AIn*worth naught U bar* th* mayor yield ta qtaattoning. Tha U tter refuied and ■hauled, “Sit down, bishop, and ahat up. I will not b* dicUUd to by a bishop or anyone «Ue, even If. that blahop ta af tha chwhek of which I have been a member (or fifty-two year*. I had Uda crowd all own my hack at oa* time aad I beat them and I don’t fear them aay more.” When th* bishop first arose ta speak several In Ik* crowd at th* hearing ehontrd “sit down.” • rA W U M y tti-ilH WINBTON, ( k ^ ( M i b l k *f rpeorn i untalnlw> 19 Jttof J m ) . m4 « n af M O . « u . | t m Martin*! Garage W. le t S t m t Frank Lewis ta g Martin have th* *iperin ea ppd equipment ta d* year Jek. B*# ** sod ear# maway. ■tb‘ ”tKk“ \lWfh1j ! a 'f « i r #*“ “w “ “ __ No physical violence U espected, wu how,T,r' **r- a,##" r*-«i"phasited with H u a t H ^ home ^ h i s p a r - p< of h|a rtc#nt ipf^ h a ., e n u in Hanforo, w*e able to re- einnaltl, M b u . ala which he said, «w ~w* shall fight not with physical viotence, but with our economic strength.’* Among tha demands for which Mr. Green say* labor will fight LONGWOOD Mrs. J , H- KKNICK Federal license* for corporal Iona A raeent dance at Palin Springs doing an Interstate business, with followed by a picnic supper at specific requirement* as to ae-l counting. National economic planning,! aiming the raising of standard* of living and not at prka-flxlag and limitation of output. BisnkenaMp, Dorothy IlmmerA protective governmental man, Harris Heath, Smith Bil­ lingsley and Wayne LinnalL Th* Flv* Hundrad Club had th* racord iltendanee „f the a**-. they work. son at th* library Tuaaday night. Constructive governmental con­ Luncheon of th* Tourist Club trol of credit finance production. on Wedneoday at lunnyahad# A federal agency to collect *nd Park waa attended by SO member* collate data as to man-hour* of work available and a* to wag*Club, of Orlando. Cnmmltta* In earner income, to provide Standrharga of arrangewenU sra* Mr*. srde for determining economic F. J. Nlemoyer, William McWork- balance. man of IndlaaapolU, Ind., and Higher wage*. Joseph Phipps. New dining table* Organisation of worker* Into wer* lately added to tho park more and stronger union. equipment, on* was glvan by tho H* hold* that although a roundvia Iters. tabl* diecueston with th* employ­ Th* Town Council met for th* ing Interest* would be preferable, Februery business transactions ou *uch co-operation, 'he declares, la not aspeeted. Th* methods to b* used In th* drlv* for better con­ ditions. Mr. Green said, will not vlaltlng friend* hot*. hy Ruby Mat Dobson. Refrrshwere served by th* social com­ mute*. i Mr*. Ms ready and ton, Charles, recently moved Into tho house formerly occupied by Mr. Sllloway on Fifth SlraeL Kmneth Hyotlalne, who has lean working tn Ptlm Brack, re­ turned to hie home her* and ha* been quit* ill with tha flu. las; Donald Anderson left last Thursday fo r (lalntsvill* to re­ sum* td* hla work aatt th* tha University, University. Th* Wester Brother* wer* tn Clermont lael and £!*yrd at th* anneal entertalnmint (or the Word War Veteran*. OVIEDO *1*. It la ■ curious fact that On Tuesday night, Jan. 91, Miss ,pf.. scrip coincide* with th* land* of leaders of te'hroc- Ann Gabriel, of th* Rtate Board r for etlmfiiaflon of Ihi firM- -af Health, gave the . t i n t of . a prlt* »y»t*m, *pd *uh*':tu- eerie* of talk* on “Parent KJu! of a now medium wh'rn cation and Child Welfare" at tha lak e Maty school. ltd have enargy unite or ergs Tho dates of th* other talk* *• It* common denomlnnt -r. ’Tha scrip now In common rtr- to be glvyn will be announced, and cuatlon In a great number <f It I* hoped that every parent, ami Audrey Urich, Agne* Herring, AJnerlckn communities .really also friends of the children will Evelyn Bond, avail themselves of this oppor­ Joyea Wainrlght, and Roy CUAtts, M i hive an energy or skill Russell Hunt,' William Henry eflulvelent. It represinta n sye- tunity to hear Mis* Gabriel. Lauretta Mlnchew gave a par­ Martin, Elmer Danri, Oliver Jntmn of barter In which the skill and man-powir of a farmer, ty last Monday afternoon to her cobs, and Ralph King. yming friends, In hunor of her The hostess was assisted in en­ pay. Is facilitated ill esc'iamce tertaining by her mother, Mrs. with that Of .a common- labor- birthday. K»v. and Mrs. Thompson R obrrt. King. or of a carpenter, and tho ■pent Thursday at Sorrento vis­ Mlaa WiJda Young spent the week-end a t her hum* in Uvledu Ordinary menry, It I* ex­ iting Dr. and Mrs. Divens. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tony, who returning Humlay afternoon to plained here, represents gold, havo been spending some tlmr Tallahassee to reeum- her stadias pr a stor* of value. In tho pe­ riod or in scute business with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Evans, at the Rtate College for Women. havt taken the Henta house for MM* Elisabeth luiwton re­ lliunp. like th* present, th*r« ar* plenty t f people who don’t the remainder of their *l*y here. turned Rsnday afternoon to Fernandma ta resume her duties as b a ft money, but whu hsve eith­ Instructor tn tho high school. Kht er a surplus of good* to .sell, was catted Kara by the Illness af havo lim e trad* skill, or Just her mother. pliln energy fur nsci In day laCharles Laf, Jr„ who has bean Mr. and Mr*. Gordon tlarnett > T h many . communities In the spent last Htinday In Klaslmme* 111 a t a hospital in Orlando, has United .Stales hanks hast- visiting Peachey who I* no living returned home. Those of Ovltdo who attended eleaed, and left peopl,- ‘tulle thtre. Citt off fri-m their stor* oT The new library Is now open #v. th* Mlaalanary Zone meeting Wealth. These people are reduced ery Saturday from 3 to 9 P. M. held a t tha First Methodist in Or­ About Z0U book* ar* ready for dis­ lando sear*: Dr. and Mr*. tR. J. to * system of barter. Carpenter, Mrs. A. M. Stewart 5 ’. ; Bat even this Is cumbsrsome, tribution. Mrs. A. E. Barnett and Mrs. M. Mrs. O. W. Ilowrr, Mrs. Terrall - and th* nest step i* tn organ£ t*a a system of scrip. This .pro- Johnson are , giving *n Informal Mrs. Owen Burnette, and Mr*. Ltbbie Wainrlght. Vide* a medium of bnrter **• tea on Lincoln's birthday. Betty Pettis I* confined to the rhange, and when enough p*°* ^ pi# come Into tha plan, as they home with chicken pox and Jran improved after being seriously III at her home hvre. \\ hat* In doramunltle* Ilk* Balt Hedge Is not well. The regular business meeting Col. Hsllett ha* had a fence y Lake City, Utah', llawarden, lonf th* Missionary Hoclety of th* built aldng th* front of hi* prop­ ' sra, Evanston,, 111., and other Methodist Eplsclpal Church will J towns, th* whole community erty, and will have flam* vine be held on Monday afternoon nt i-f .often can be aided In recovery covering the whole length. th* wrsk-end a t Bt. Petersburg Capt. an j Mr*. Hsllett ar* en­ 3:30 o’clock. „■ from Its Inability to exchange Rev., sml Mr*. Dlcksrt. of Ovie­ with frltnde joying their new rar. £?J aarvlcas. Uehry Shim on, who ha* ■a Dr. Mead* preached at Taft do, recently entertained a parly home In t-aagsrood., and who died Th* two chief permanent adof friend* from their home state, last, .Sunday. ‘ Vintages of the us# of barter lately In N<ip»)eh, Vt., was forty Mrs. Hodge*' and Mrs- Hemmes Pennsylvania. . acrlp, as It Is seen here,.*r* Ut# year* o? if * aad a world V*r MM* Berth* Dal*. Malone, *f l*eson In' co-o6«ration which U both re It bra ted birthday* last Daylong, I* spending soma time velrran. He left no family but teaches; and th* knav'edge that Bandar and Mrs, Mundorf with her*, with trtr cousin, "Mis* Emily • brother. Dr- Shannon, and two * wealth does pot spring front th* Mr*'. Hodge* spent th* sVening at slstirs survive. > ) -'. banks, but from human Itb6r, th* Hammer horns, A large group from latngwedd Mr. and Mrs, Henshaw are mov­ [ whatbar ,(>Tiyilc»l or skilled. At attended th e, tf*w England Club ing into their homi this wtek. In OrUado Wednesday n ig h t j They hnv* n fin* crop tf strawCRULUOTA *H«r# Dane* Arabella” will b* Mr*. S . K. WAGNBH put on by local u la e t dlroctad by Vise Teagwe, gf Sanford, at Mr. and Mr*. Htnry Futeh ami Ungwoed school, t family hava recently Moved here from Wagnrr. They ar* r**Jdl«a Mr*. LUBBLLB BALUNG In th* D«nn home. ’ • Mr*. . II. T. Brown, who .has Th* Dorcit Circle been Indisposed for a Week with pooalbly priming the meeting a t tha flu, le able to b* around ngain., afternoon of pemp for a raleaa* of conaumer Mr. nnd Mr*. 8. F. Long have demand over tha whol* country, If Ita eitenslun contlnuee Anna Gahrlal, of Ji b* a* rapid as It hi* th* pait few months, Bro. .Clark lad la prayer. I money ayateip, which suggested and Voted by Association* a Mdi imambara that our oIftears b* re­ Parent Educalton. gave har tained lb la coming year a* they 1‘rtur* nt tb* achool M« of Sanford, eooaty rbb> hav* served us so well. Mj&. night, Har next claaa wlU b# Thompson, of Lake Mary, will b* ducted on Thursday aft*moot oar. Wnp T ha Parent-Teasher Assert tr roeratary rotraU ry and Mr*. Jttg. tf roMUro to current," a x ? a, planning to rriabrat* Faud Day with an nppraprUto prat Uuriyg the social hour daUrioua cat th* 14 of February. •Mr, and Mrs. J . W. Hofll o^B t. Aagpitiae, left Sunday FERN PARK Upsala and Grapev S tr j» 2 3 ^ rfr,xr'“ ■”■” ”t" ■' rs, B A ta^ Wag Ua Bolloa, “Our raovemanl", Ms statement ft* * , ”ls and has been construc­ tiv e” It Is and has been loyal to our free Institutions. It is Ameriran. I t btllevas In tb# American structure or government. It be­ lieves In Damoeraey. It ia hoatlk to Commaalam and to Fasciem. “ It I* and wilt remain American to tlw cor*. But that i* no-reason for tolerating abuses that have all bqt wrecked dyerythlsg that has mad* America a nation apart from other nations—a nation w hen ~* rpan could havo a chance In hb own right. “W* shall fight with a m * legit(mala weapon at our commdnd to railon* tha h|ii<l b f America In which a man can have a chance In arty, If; Clrd* Ilornedge r ; Bob Wnllams, yg; th*o WillUnu, Igt iola: .Oscar McKandroe, *| J. tier. If; Howard Bhaw. rft Doralt Moysr, rg; Jock Humphrey, Iffh . Mr. and Mr*. O,-S. CaojWfh* wmqtea tb* birth of a daughter Betti* jjtaa, Saturday, Jan. ta. , Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wathla* aad filially b iro morad from H r ala td Monro* and *ro living «R th* J. B, Johnaan farm. S WHICH BEGAN ON MONDAY, JAN. 30, AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGH SATURDAY, FED. li. PRICES DURING THESE DAYS INCLUDE A HALF PRICE AND LI OFFERON ALL CLASSIFIED 15 15 30 30 + * oa » farm * U J. Tftrath. Wordt or Leu, Tfai i * •i Words or Loss, Scv Words Thirds ~Times Wordk $even Times Sitiiatitth WatttbTA u iiiiisA s Yttur W» y®or e|lp«rtunify U> m U tha furaJIujc, lypawriler, dog or bAhy eai »«nt. house or ffttw , u A gich u tf* Old funtlluro h ton d the pUcs m MU; ugrd clothe. wUl Bring aMabla . your tar, don’t lot It sttakdMIo la tk s H u n d raiU w in b e w a iU a g .e n d w>< aaorw wit) mAh a dotlaiw fraws c o a ts d K to p i t t a a w e n t ad . W e b e l p y o a w r i t PLEASE CLASSIFIED ADS DAYS c a sh BARqMljN wm Wm h b e c B IT A 5 �• • if! I f . lie 4,' *>.L V * I'eiV, ^ r - - ** SANFORD H1RALD, BAWTORD, FLCMPDA. R Y face \ C L L L I’SKP CARS -Three t k iy tlw f * d*u =, line 1bulge pwk-up. AH gtie:antrcd. Gulf Fdling Si alien. ttiri* in coK>|terotii*n with the Horitla Stall -Marki- ing Orange City, Fta. ______ _ ____ i ■> Hurenii, It. K. Winfrey, Snttfiml rrprvaeMativf. FOR SALE! Ch.-vnd t iieartac • a-, linn mile*, rwatoc .%■! cnmlitHwi, ov .1 tires and N e «NnfssrvJ. I V«fM«. rfAle •alwnlas, » > h . s. IM X. a » c *).• . ln|v Will cell h r ra.ii only. What laH .i • k ip - f .i. •« decs la tk* m„ , n , |t o i w : U my offet? Call at Herald itftro •JHICU Vlalea I** esM *s. *»h. X fr* „ | M , la-1seen 5:00 and d.w* P. M. a r Fluttil i *<*, N I. 1" I'.ilir ' - -- “ I rt*M Iwapeat - .a d d ic t “Chevrolet" rare of Her­ : **4lif la T«*lAl 117 ald. I nili't %hlpMfi*la wf « rfrfi I ram Ifcp %*oUrrf.O«IHo «vrl»*ci*i I ‘T. ,»it.| Frit. 11* .Idle, I'UJ HV. WILL TRADE l hry-trr m sport iMitFit In l.-vrir*’ l**t % m i"1 I' lftiift ?f - | coupe iv giwl <hapc for a faar if j; i**! I Mllrtl Olalpq rnvlp| • hliim rn la furl fflfV fi l»* * **• 1*47* . rylintlcr Thcvrcl I mu-t be good, l*8%l I Uhl IUM lYllll I e*ktl|M*rl- l*Ufrr<i rillKwADKIliMA !* , V . 1.1 xt* k. 1 wtiic pi>x W, II. 7'. Car* Hr raid. cIiiIhIf 3 f*h* ,1 > ►r41 % 4 ,11 - *414 1 liny. ?;■»» |.Mf yw.tr liti** :U** II tick *1 .Mil1 in>**lYfgfVv, v «,Mitf r»n -u«; u a : a n i n«* tl*‘*tt«|»4 8lt*R , utl Fl..«i*|* F— S ilu n liu n W a n te d Ii 1or 1* rr.it’ !.*-• ir.ir |Jt* 1 arnl fir « *1M %|Til. illIlk*1 ) I7<‘111 »«t■! lilt % h r^nr \ 9t i *»iJi tut; ii£* %i8h**4 m4 | \.» iig lid. r c | nomsn n s n t. Jab F lo .il I.i *I t itir .i l . s t l a - r-s'k o r h"u c tre p e r. will dn N rw \»ivn naa naa; l a i : . a | i ; 1*111.11 III* I t r if . n ; j . U n d ry , M. E. Itinwn. I0IR IL m i m i* . r»t; u jw 1**1H. St. , 1 Through courtesy of ihe U. 3. Deportment of Agriittl- Kill 4 1 • • )r , 1 ? i!».1l |*»wwln« TlM H lsh U r I ’ lnrlilM I**!?* *»*!• llirlwIlPi Banford-Ovledo Truck Oruwart team in what was considered a mild upset. Roy I roller of the Growers wad high scorers Thursday night lo­ th ree games while E- 8. Bender of tha Creamery tram had high three game score of Mil pine. Sceree: TRUCK GROWERS J . Bolly .......... ISO 112 1M 481 R. A.-Ctobb , 143 IBS 4«7 J Mr. Bcoggan, ,of Sarasota, said B lin d ___ _____ tin 149 149 447 Abat Inquiries lately Mil Increased W. A. K ratiert 1M IS4 ISA 4«H 'larghly. Ha predicted that a Roy H ollar____ 1HH 189 SOS) ITp’ satisfactory effect would begin 8i*!t 77T 825 2425 to Bo noticed aarly next week. SEMINOLE CRRAMRRY ■*ThO market haw a slightly better T. Bolly.............. 139 14A 144 429 'although undertone'. _ H. W ittr. Jr~ ......191 1.74 154 479 this/m ight bo attributed in a H. WltU, g r - .....197 139 185 531 m eatura to dA*rvased shipments 0 flabe ........... .173 133 147 453 on account of weather conditions E. 8. Bender . 202 20.1 184 589 as well as to the- program in h u estion ."' 003 784-704 248| r Before Concluding, Mr. 8cogIn the IvriHMn league, Jack gaa expraaaod . tbo. hope th a t.in Breeden add Ralph "Warner 'were hgh scorers Thursday night to­ taling 908 points while Mr. Breeden had high Indlvfdnal score of 184 points In one game. Scores: J. Breeden___ _ 184 138 184 488 R. W erner........... 128 1C* 128 423 I AIim h h I, S|»i*»rt**n J t i » Mbit * i I. TtoMon I. • 1 , 1‘liti'lttiuii , ?, iMpypIfiwil ?, is irnlt Ilna«»*t I l! *|*letim |. | hi| i in i | m»IIc- I. ,Nr» lit * |4 #HWeitkt.44#MM»PwH|4 Wi»4nbH>Apg^W1p *fy 219 290 2.19 74* Sanford bowing Iranis scored decisive victories over Orlantkn teams In games played in that rily last night. A two-man t*em composed of Paul Prxold and G. F. Weber won Ihe first leg of a 10 game oiatrn against two of OrlaadnV best howlers, If. Helly ami E. Back* ett. whlla tho Sanford Reroml* won three straight games from the Orlando seconds. that "Shltmenli m ast be ild, down If the market is to b* ■proved firrtker." Mr. Pvtereee,. of Manatee, said • t ■while Inquiries ara fncresag, bryers appear non« too anaus to take bold. "I expect an IvAnca In the market next week,'’ » laid, “kat I see that it is imfrdtiva to keep the tonnage down cause many of the smaller asw rn n n — araets arp already clogged." Mr. L^ffler, in aUUpg that be I'aul reaeld IT* IH it* III III I I ! "becoming somewhat apprehen- ri. r , iv*b*r re th at an artifkial market !M I7t IS* III l»* M l ight be created due to the holdt f ! i n 291 III IU l i f t g up of shipments through on t-A S rio— MRher conditions,” urged that C. E Markclt ITS U t u t IS) 1)1 7t4 I growers paper their c*l*ry as II. Holly I»1 i n l« l 111 Ml 171 bscwmee ready, "So there will • *11 H I t* i 33* t i t MIT i no gapef In the flow of erlery HANKonP HEI'ONDM — 1 Thsrn • 1*4 1ST ll*i 4«t oai Florida.IT* U t Ml 43* il Kohim.y 417 When th i question "What tf- W. II. HscTl Itn U f m n * 14* It:* 471 8 n-nacr ct has brerf noticed in the mar- K i n IS* l« t ll\ 1 ll.ib s l ef t through tho rrsnmptk>n _______ l 1*4 I I ) It* t i l l lamer/-, of threes, eighu, and n o a g c o M iH — a * r Mr. Buttoiph, Mr. Kcag- nA.i i ATM .Trench ... 1st IX* IIS, X*s IX* 111 11* 414 and Mr. llutehiaon all slated >r. ivli.m Mni* tos m tie j*, la their opinion tho m um p- II. M sllV .es 111 IIT lit II* m • such ‘ shipments had served II. Csrrmsn 1*1 1)1 1*1 XI) extend the mkrket for tilery 1*4 IX) is* ) .|) d toMCOrwa wider dlattiLftion. E. F. Kaesermsn ami Percy Mela a-dia«uaelon ef the qaration to were high Imwler, in recent to the advisability pf shipping Sanford two-man league play, rbte aad tens, Mr. Bell, Mr. But- with the former rolling high sin­ lph,.and Mr. Kchuur, one or Ah* gle game scorn of 19& points, ami ■ • -----s.eu Maat. Saraeota, a three game total of 608 points. ' Jargvst- Independmt, TALLAH ASSEE. » The stale during T » l. ,M s Hold u n d er m m t .r M r k g . i . i a n tse. If n o t s a it s fir .i. y . r h i . at TH Y N K W /.O T O liC H T O N K HANroRI) -UHUti r n . i , .t..i li ; .I |N« n« Minn %. M. T m Im*. I'..I-mat- \ tr.|e ;•* a- •r , ji i -rit j NVh Yffk *, |'|lt 'Idtt k ti 4, ||ih hr* IpP I. Ilimliifl 3. I'tllUilflliHU a W ltkM rrr r. ftfir • l.'ll I** W tle» littiY, ik'mitlon, |Imvk.iml**n. .tint ' iifrirk %fh#. t m r» IipIiI for trr*H) the last WANTED to buy «levtric water beater »r will trade Humphrey Automalir Gas'water heater Nr one. Phone I2t-J. RESULTS | I2 .slv WANTED Milk cow. cheap fir r a s h . Phone luontln of 19.12, Trra-urer Knott 15— A p a rtm e n ts F o r R ff tt rrpmied today. The Ireu.iity lintarre w»> ? I,H I.'i.Himi .Inly I hut JOHN It. CLARK C.iliil IverMtV. former p'e.ilte nrtip|ied (n fJ.tSlt.tUiO by Ibo end Aniettean ReonomU' .\i i.f the year. DOWNSTAIRS four rtnuu aportm pi. L a n g t r y ApartsaeOta. Phon,. 251. 'o m ' W ANT ADS TWO s.MAt.L Apartiueata Nr tent. losngtcy Apartwaota. n .ir rr.t. .... ............. " wa IIU T Ia fw a BW K m l t«>U KENT: Unfarntshrsl 5 rata l hou«r aiol -lee ping porch, |wMe rnli rotal il, l'bnnr 141) o r M b it 10c line 1 tim e. 8c lin e .‘I Urnm*. 7c lin e ti tim e*. Sc line I m o n th . .Minimum c h a r r * 30f< M i n i * : n r *iv v t i i i ' s s u n N**IIi*p I- hrrrli) Kltrii ihui tit*»l**r >»l'*l ll% |*MI * Hi*It* ** t*f fh.il »‘«ll.*|ll ftn.il il**i*i** uf |!ir#vli*«iir* f>ii*t mil* i**.til** iiml rnlrvut nit tlir a*i| tln> •*f I'tlitu in , A I*, h i ) , lit ttR'l hy |T»** I'll *H»t tVillit, lit olttl f*ti 7 7 ' __ • ' N*“hi Iit‘>ti. I*iitiiii%t Fl'irltlii, li« I’faifn I — A n n o u n cem n iw •f i i . In u rort.iln •an*'** th(pr**|i* ~ " l** i*«t«t*«r «k|i*-r*s|n tfAMKHON l»l \l i nl-MliNT t*ttMI'AN\ **•■*••• HAVE YOUR tVATCil r*|«ired at. 1. «t ntriHiiJttlvtti. %%.»• ri*fii|kt tin by o'.,- a h i n-ally knows how. ani, ••ml Tutj.tn Il*i1i|iiiit r»ti4t|*ii m .* «nf|MirMlInti, •< 4*1. ttlH . . i t n 1 Itriggs, Mrttn.. I. K. K. lll»Ha||ll|ll*r, H-v »*♦I lit I iit.tnlrr itf «nt*t (‘••lilt, in .iti«l lip i*lM itrufiii* M|i|Hi||4tt«t. *4 itll »tf f r f |m Milt' Hlul II *1 1‘Hltlh r n tit ih** frmit »l«***i **f il*. •%•!•«t lit* Sititf.it <1 II of a 14 l*i. lo'i.t.v it* wlftti.t tn| a* ||n nr** e|m|*« p |,i t* hi* ft llift nh(»‘i -ft *11 !••* |H()*||wh*il for futic intitfcitllip ttii l*>. U l ln c * \ »: I'Mtikil tv . i t*“»li *.f •akl •*inM»jl 1*441177, 41*4 II*** iirflrlal . XIW-M U relU ncotm F a r M l feesbrn and | Wr b it. her rearonahly Ht-Giad* Itak.ry will loast a pig for 75 . rrnl* during baking houral—. j Ss hnwh 1'ig Farm. IJise Mearea. Kill: y'.U.K Quality .tUvs Ramie. g.mf condition, price . | t ( . M I laurvl Ave. ,, PAI.M8. PAI.MS. Four Net ’~ u B."“ 3 m5 grown, grow i i , .Ml iru ts each. Silver N n -e-y , South Sale Hilv.r Ilake ako N> 11•••!■»• Ill M.|||fnr*|, Dw4i4ll.ll, «Mili»f> Flnrhl.t, |.* I Hi cii (Tt* I* is.■I 1'* tit i*i Idle, till %|l‘tt*tf*1 lit* Ml. *l*% i*l Al.*•«l«, h l l , Ih** Ritiie iH-lht: a lltil 2— tarsi nntl r nun it I• •> uf Mli| I'liiirl, IL*- t..|l •.*in*, PRINTING We are equipped tu produce first class Jeb Work a t the lewrst possible prices. Give as • trial. Herald Printing Co. I'haaa IU if. -. rih*«t |tr«t|»ftt% *•»|ir*lwil h« lU in litoli • nlMlf v, Kl«.t hi i. »•* t%*i K a t i n i:»:v l'H i:e r "N . i .. r. sell lts.lt in I'l III.Ii’ATIn v T*», Ki*lh|r**ri I'r* f**n, 5*1I KtniM.1 .ivt'ltllf, V* ,1‘•lltil*! II'll. I»Ir1P(»,| lif I *•’Itlfflt*lll. \ **•» mtm llPfvl'V nt .lets'll nriil !*•• •11*I«••• l»* I*•1 •«*! tt|*|M-.ir l||* '*77 Ih* Hilt »1*Y uf F*"ltMinr%. \ l» 1st Ih*' Mill "f I**%I71|»IiIlit| fllril .iUdlrnl J71*7 III lit** llltUH ..Ikjws, *i»||e. tl.b 9• Ak4r«n Me %*k4* '"1 1 1hn StcAii It Ii)"• tVlfl', Hit IJ4e( |l*1;4 tlr nr*. |tt 44till 1U : • llllifiu, it 1*4 il'*' I'l.icr »*f lltlT»i»(- = i*f iIt* ti4 9*41 •1M\ Mi \it It I*clitic IM'* *f*1t»Ml»*1i til| llti.l. Hlirltl it iml Uni 1*1)IkIT. * *4ke'.IM* 1II ll.eelr Y*»m iin4 *’.ii It ♦*1 bull ill * |»*..t*. Tit. Dmtftiitl (leiitlil III !**■i »!•% *1* saenut* *1 «** th** no i* hi whlrll till* orihf Is** |MIIIIIrItw*| f*»r f**ur wri V* W 11tiw*it V 11 lhiu|t>t»b. f *lwfl» » f *14 i*tr»iil» ttHiif, *id i lies nf f Mi'll tiMl |hiT*uf. Ihlr* »7li *|i*> »*f Jn« .O.sT : .Man's f'lmihw i*ol ijo ii I* i "I flu f«iiitin a«| gtMii- i iif ?• 1iini Tun i* IiI|i |». 1 *it9hy IIAwki Macmdia A n ....... ... Ktrwlc %•»*lhiv« . t ii*. .*M*r if lit* h»i •f»'*» *1 limn 9*. «.| W. 1*1.1it ti ■*•»■in hi|i 3 h H*.mli. ll-kl'I. ■ LOST IIii If *.f lli*" '.•dill* •i >i Mm ! ivr «r Hit* j. •nil" .* 1 ff.tuf1 •i **f ftr* II..17 A, TinAl' l.ll* 1141h. ItA«ikr 1? 1 yu t fi»l» 1liftMil4 *|)|u'»Her l‘f 1In .>i) liHrivt g u n l*»i •4 tin •ml.c i *i 77*1,111* 1 r *f . « Histl * "R n*•tiI|t SluMllf, 1117*a* a; I'runn lali-. i-lotr .,n . . . . . l . fw .c ,, btr.1 A I „ do, p i c a , - | do mo ;,T. W. II. Graham. OR S T K A Y I I': „ M *R iU M I T K ,‘ f. * * ' " * * ' , 'notm, rt!K. ,-| roc | | mi. Pint*. 3 foe poinicr. wtut. m il. In .mi ' iMii., l'aiu|b I) 1‘ iu g Cm I'lnuse l* A arssnera name “Jean." b'lixlc. P lloroG R A P IIIt' shipment of these oil— IIOUnTM For Sale I I .|; vwwhn III it* % an|M|*« i DslMf**l*t, I U SALE: line ol SaaNePa iiiii'I t a llia i-llir Iioi. m-s, D e a l, Icauiig n i t . Wilt sell to respuostf |i i.j.lo * n lea oitaldc.Iriasa. P. IT. |tn« LM. Phone 312. IU All Rcmlv For The Show ALIiEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor f GAiinntic. GUMWUMW \ THAT THING \ D om look vrOY ) O CA PTO / ' - f V. ME f >c TML N • / mr. U A n r t-tf*"' SOCK I \ HIM WITH . \ SO U T H IN G / iiy fiiix iititrciiiu n n T n itilii ... . . I4T til II* XT’ KifRNfniRn III IU D I H1 H- IVib M .^ 5. Opposition to this plan was ex- W. II. Tfiormon Weed by Ilta ry Schumacher <7,Bey Byrnes, ef 8a*for4,,whe w.ef the opinion th a t the prse*4,*t shipping threb a U n In ItlllU lL lU to the plewlag up of -wf th a matured celugy. » • • THE ADVENTURES OF TOM^pjCK AND HARRY BMUord Golfers To > m e e t DeLsnd Sunday Teams o f men and women |* U k n from P oland ere expect­ ed to arrive here shortly after aoon tomorrow to play a return a u td i wtth lea ms frxra thin •In eaticlpation of their arrival. Mrs. V, A. Speer, city gelf .eham- ✓ T H IffO S . H APPEN OH T H IS O L D <W & RLD O F O&RS, e v e n S O IH T H IS • y tV C R Y D AY 6 R /H O S H £ W t X P E R IC H C C S , T H R IL L S AHD -- - ■•«■ t'liUrgriaeuts, nl.t amt p r h t im? at Shrafcr'. SI ml its 113 Elm %v. Ki«t.i% ib'vrloi in ^ 7r. rMata^ts, glso ol LlUntM s,' wore united J n toe opla- ■. T ,M K * * J* T . frmalc| idng Ah-.ih«il, S!*c, )— Aliliiinnbtlen R d ll! )IKK! New Spring Salta with .me <>r to o pants. 112Art I.. *21.20. We sell ou the caajr pay | tan. (2.MI to Ik M rash. Itatnnre weekly. WAGONEICS MH» Sanford, Aw. 12— W an ted $ln.i,y|.iwn grower, who ara captains of the two tram*, ara arranging for thr L K leA l. NOTICK presence of a large representa­ t.AStrfrVrr i*nmrtntmm. l> TIM! • test t 4T I HI IIT. r u i : v . tion of lora| gidfrrs so that all w Tti iii ii j i n n m i . r i m i ir . iv v v n r u n s k u i v i i .i : i m v - A t.l l i r i ' l..ts ill'ii Ih-r. n«l..nl . visitors will be paired off ami i i i n i n v . iv i i i i v i i i i i i . " ' l l . M l III- n MM. M lliv the match will he as «nrre.ni| a., - mtrir.t . r—rvr:nT:*rTimpt-inmir-------T**i \|ff|aal |.ls h*T. M.I'ltlvLv, Nit* VH possible. Play Is iwpectril to be­ »»f \**7ll7 1'ilstil.t Y*m .»»• liin lt) *.t. stiil u7**1 pi IKNH .VVKItY, I** frNifiihl gin at about 1:30 o'clock. «*••m ac i>|* i*i m u %ru»Y *)tilt**9 it* I*, .imt *i'|*«'tr t»|Miti ft T*«. .!••*■ t*f ••if* il.iv 14 IVlifliH t, A I*, l‘*J t<* III** 11111 **f « '•»*!»1*9.*11*I fill AInNm7ii«i. .TAMPA—Unit of .1. f . Y *»|l .*1*- ht fl*l*V uf l|efri| eftll »•*. >*»ii In Ih* t*l*i.%* * IJill H«iiiif 1*i iifol .*i*|w.ir ll«* »‘RII" chain rf department stores till! i.tp »»f ►'•itfiHfv, A |» t*i T he* N»nr.*|.| II.r.iM I* liw»rt he^e. Hit' |t|1l of (*omi*lihtl fit* *1 itmi In I it#'**lklkt«lp*| !• ’ III* 111 Hl|t.l|i I %«••! It* ill. .11>‘*v• lll.ll ...live • Wlll.ll ll.I • ' ***11 » I'tlllll-lt* If. Its! Inns or Insert lllli - «>!•!>• -it.ii.itT Weak" FOR HOYS! I k u ) | fieee suds, alt wool, « „ I. ng pint -, guaranteed, prtee i-j.l Fab. 4 - j l l m ille d in revenues and rvpchdrd 8 0 5 ,1*00 ... ti Ji it u D-mi I I'ranwt MB fasr it 31 !!•«? IVtins* F»4- Senator Trammell's Financial Report Of Brother, 43, Is Dead State I h Disclosed WASHINGTON, Feb. L -iJlh I-er Trammell, brother ami sec retaiy |o Senator Tramnirl, ol Florida, died here siuldenly last night. Prior to his minim: to Washington a year ago he was secretary of the Chamber uf Commerce ut Oeala. He * s > 4li and leave* a widow ami two .-on*. Burial will be here tomorrow. PITTWWntttll |Mu*Mr* I, P«4 <*|ii ,»r Yt«I iti* 1. , Itlrh j hkhbI *, Hki.tnii.ih I. H|itluhiftpfil I. ilM I **mo |, T*«J*«»* I, T**i.il rf*» ljvr\ 1 I IV/lsH a U V rtll UrUYTTIUfYV'e LIONEL BARRYMORE. JOAN CNAV/rORD, JEAN CR7.TA CARSO ^ LEWIS STONE f< .r ll.-h l.ig K e e l. 4> i - n i .i . Irr. Itin g W 'urm s un.l s l l J. T harp....... ....... 138 171 145 454 J. J. Carver____ 81 119 94 294 11— M fctcelW o*** Jnr k •<•«•%IINr Mnyrra*** «t»4 IIrMwIi I l«r n 1 limp I**pI«hI |: m4Ii»« Hi Hum* %. %# i I’ll I nUum h * |'hll.*«l»l|thl I .1, I't .sg Wrt w nTTn nwwoeli acl. section. Quoting Mr. D orier, "They are aliva to the heed for drastic action, and they Art toady fo ftlq thingrogp Jn whatever it thinks _ beat in the tr-—j— » A noticeable effect has resulted |a cblery markets of the nation /tim e the Initiation of tho mova• r tn t, Recording to tho clows or^ M r d by various asi as managers rnrm AN Austin end pay a ft tM muftrwc* with Ibc savtags, ft**) Sons. Dealers. 1 Celery M arket Reports AT MILANE SUNDAY A*iD MONDAY rauM not adhere to a plan calling for the elimination of ahlpm*nts of \ tana a t this lima. E X T E N D E D Mr. Balt. Mr. Leffler, Mr. Eng­ lish, Mr. Powall, and Ralph B. Chapman of Saaford expressed themselvrw as, in effect, brUertng that tho proposed movement to order the discarding o tana la at Ihla time loop porta ne and too drastic, and alnet It la apparent •ding baakan Ip this state, to I that anrh action will not meat icute thatr co-operation. arlth harmonious support In tha AppolstaianL of Mr. Hutchison, meeting. It should ba discarded as English, and Mr. Powell carat an onlar. Each of (ha speakers Mr* Bsoal said, “because each urged tha need af complete har­ base gentlemen represents tha mony and agreement In the larger program of saving tho celery In­ dustry. Adjournment until neat Friday they are connected with eoppsrt tire associations." The com- night In Lakeland followed tha faaitlae has full power to net In passage of |t>e resolution over tha sola dissenting rota if Mr. Symee, tho tnaU tr, ha added. Dlirlag the discussion prelimi­ of Stanford. n ary to the decision to attend tha R o v in g up period for one week, T . V. Dorner, of Sanford, and BOWLING NOTES” both Mr. Powell, of Saraeola, and I f r . a English, of Manatee, an­ Tha laagua trading Srmlnolo nounced that tha program Creamery bowling team ' In tha fa ■ matting with the an- Ssnfprd Merchants B o w l i n g tbudbUtk support of almost League Thunflay night dropped , E 5ATCHDAT^ TEBRUARY 4, 19M S Y L V I A D EAR - CARROL B O T d B r HAS ARRI Y l D t M U R R V -D C A R / YOU J .M U S T N 'T K E t P y S C fC 5 L7HP7 W A IT iN * -/ J5L ■ Introducing Mr. 4 W ONT YOU ^ » e SEA TED HR o a rs BY T THANK y o u .. & Y L Y IA j WILL. o e . ' | « I tlS rH r tHMf, l OH. H OTHRIRf AWD r J U S T S T A H I TO A LETTER TO «v H A R R Y S MV D E A A I YOOKE O E A U T tP U L T M I3 SVtH\HS{ i P Apre/vru/re. A F T E R ALL **4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 04, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/49ef25eb387b26372aa00faefdb6ae95.pdf e2dbc74f0e567868631d9b1d53d80582 PDF Text Text * # | i ! a lailliililiiK iltjMii |5 # _ 1 2 5 3 2 ? 1 S 3 M f p f J il rrl 1 - i ; f f - s f ’ ? afj* I I A �t WHAT YOUR I# — | j | THIS WEEK • . Unsual Bargain Attractions AT THE STORES WHICH ARE II „ , ,., Giving ^ ^ JL O * \ / W orth Of Merchandise To be Auctioned to the Highest Bidders. fered — Save It With Each Dollar of Cash TA K E ADVANTAGE . wood u • dollar la th* Milan* Theatre's aactUa TMada Purchases • ‘ ' 7 wh*n siso worth or amchaadiw win h* a*u t* th* kh • j | Ifctj w l> win l» worth U'» |M n l n T » « t | »M>I. W . Of jjjjg Opportunity To Stretch Your Dollars y Be0f' And At The Same Time Secure “Prosperity St CONTINUED lea’ Drenxfa or Two Men’s Suit* Cleaned and Pressed for SPECIAL U r « Paper oheil PECANS Friday 500 Sanford Ave. Pound* Men’s and Women's Clothing Cash Grocery & Meat Market / 406 Sanford Ave. Special Firestone Mfcgncx $1 Value Swan Pencils on Sale BATTERY 50c Each We Sell on the Easy Pay Plan 3 Pts. Milk of Magnesia $1.00 3 Pts. Lane/s Rub. Alcohol $1.00 $4.95 and old battery* 4 Boxes Kotex ;’ $1.00 BRIGGS JEWELER Flat and Elm Phone 893 108 Magnolia Ave. SANFORD ELECTRIC ATTENTION MEN! CONTRACTING CO $1.50 to %2J50 Value SHIRTS $1.00 See our window display. 108 Magnolia Electrical Supplies Electrical Contracting Work 4 SPECIA L One lot of Ladies’ $1.25 and $1.50 Print WASH DRESSES ATENTION! FI8HKRMBN * Special Lot F rail WaUr % 1 Pt. Cottage Cheese Va P t Heavy Cream , 2 Doz. Fresh Eggs 1-lb. Fresh Churned Butter Value $1.27—All for . $ 1.00 -V E R Y SPECIAL$L(j0 to 32.50 Mottoes . SPORTING GOODS STORE Admiration DeLaxe Scalp Treatment W e h a v e s p e c ia l p r ic e s evw qp. d a y — 75c a n d w e g iv e E V A — BESS BEAUTY SAL0H . v \ . SANFORD $ 1.00 OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO ARTIFICIAL BAIT 3 for $1.00 Commercial uU Park At*. . Mlaaaa Minnie B ra Ecbou aU Erelyn Cant , • 1 “Proaperity S crip t ‘ * * \ ' • UNITED LUM BER 0 0 . Freath u U k d -- 6 Boxes First Aid Napkins......^.. 11-50 Value Fountain Syringe or Oar diiplajr o f n e w 8»rlo* Sport Shoes . . . Water Bottle....... <1.35 Value Gun (ISO and $A-W . . . all mod* by friendly Flv.. UCHTOjra \ t 9 1 A �% im PTTV *r into '. r, r a m m e r a yfantojI Gf c f t n e | « T rw ^ toniw rtil Airline To Begin 16-Honr Ckwwt-To-CoastSchedule Molt of ua would have little difficulty In liatln reaaooa why we lire In Florida and why we like It, I *?. **5SI* Interesting to know why the tnouaanda of pc ikho come down here every winter also like. It. Ret G ttrg i W. Muller, o f Washington, D.’ C„ r f r w u e n t r wtR have a “tacky" party at 8 80 eUtecfc at tha boom af U rv (X E Oormley, Ml Magnolia* ATOW*, with Mr*. Cotnttoy, U n- rrmace* A. liitkaon. Mr*. R. B. Monroe, Mr*. CWk Laoaardy, Mr*. Fred 8traagv, aad Mr*. W. R. Wain- low opportooltids th* year around. . Ita citrus fruits and unexcelled orchards and m F*r £en *nd r,ch' producing soil. , ' BTeatmt turpentine and rosin producIP* •»*t« In the Union. . b fr Jfw5ncrit ^ t h * greatest yellow pine and cypfess lum- has more cigar factories and produces more cigar* than any other state. * S w w th -^ lt had and can produce more phosphate than any other atatk. • . -» KlEhths-lt Q our largest sponge producing state. tb—It it one of the largest cattle raising states. |th—-It 1# unexcelled for Its fishing and more fish ( t i t And shipped than from any other state. . tenth—People' cart live more healthilygand more oft account of ita climate'and fewer clothes and fuel fifth—pjorfdf offer* many advantages and opporfor Investments In real estate and farm s as well Fbr d long time It haa been iriextricably woven Into tfi« mmd« of younffboys th a t the use of profanity waa the sign of mahhood, much the ngme as the once prevalent Idea that the uje tit tobacco Indicated hard-boiled masculinity. Tfil widespread use bf cigarettes among women haa to * ex*e,n * dissipated this latter concept until today 'TL0 , * ^on*er I*10 attraction among neighborhood tids In thsir desire to grow up quickly and be real he-men. Tobacco no longer hag the old-time odium, so th a t ft Isn’t !Hy of Banferd", Ilk* >f Ranfonl, 'w as sunk light. Pul It (* 'reason, to assume that it will tier to float' tk« "City rd" than |t win ha to tew laeue to re-finance Indebtedness. In any ran bi'evr* that the St. irr will b* on# at wlQ be cereftfl In the farmers mean basin**# r talk of plowing up A sobatriptlon bridge r«f<J fee the bepeflt Of ih* Order of Ike % Btra won t ■i »ce u i n i i w rood of all should ride f Avenue or West F ln t m watch, th* farmer* laaekma celery under Oily weed*. And not only they are making ata le­ vnlcd tonca, he had occaalon to call (o ono of the men: ftleh brook no good for "Haaten forward quickly fhere'* Tho phraao became a •rick who would sail kla itoaaic lo tha “bad Inntla”. ider eatery for • song. Rooacvclt was not particularly effeminate aa he well demonslrated to the westerner*’ when he beat up a bully • cltlr, throughout th* -ar* adopting asm# «y»- 5 hose insult waa reaented, and agaln^at Ban Juan Hill. Tho bsrter, which |* merely a rider of the Hough Rider* I* a typical example of a he»f trad* without the use man w h o didn’t havu to rely on Hwearlng to command *y. When money becomes respect and he offer* a good model for youth* to emulate. #r at ~Its at difficult for >*g* man to obtain, sons « oartcr become, neesa- SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO woo) blanket and a swap ‘ a screen The members of th* Ladle. Iln Winter Garden. Mrs. McKinnon appendix operation. Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal! arrived her* recently from Hjulh Church wsr# th* charming host- t-*»0,l"a••»#* at a vary delightful rocap~ —' *V S K tw !!: Hafd labor Does t£ki & Uf M Great l w #B .Jr“0,.1,1s1 11 __ a K7 imtnl thaA m I'fcoch ot to . Sx. ago by a secret government order. A. man mlpht be sentenced lo do hard labor, but th* only difference between that and Ordinary imprtennment la that h« sleeps the first 14-nlghl* without a mattress. Such |s the dlKlueor* mad* In Ih* British prison report for 1830, Where vroman ere concerned hard labor waa abolished litllW . Fvldpiwa la klao' mix forward la the report that short sentences g aatsra S |»r will Uk* place *1 libQ P. M. at the KgteocpM pariah home. Reatrvallon* mad b« maft with Mr*. 0 . M. Uarrlion any *1*7 ■tier 1:00 F. M. Auxiliary Of Church Stages Bridge Party back of him ta the faFleet oxteal, and I have thanked him for In. tlUag vs to participate la Utlt worthy cause.” INCOME-TAX DO NT’S lisa edWtlga. A greep of mem­ ber! of aoeletles hi Orlando prew te d a playlet, -fc u Waitb PONT prepare year return without fln t studying the laatnirtiona' on Ih* form. ' PONT procrastinate. Early as* -WkiWV^ktSWPWlUiriMf lAIMtkM■*»'»» oS X ’s r t e s a i s Me paid 1U ebUgalieaa In faU careful comld*ration of all tax problem a. * PON T dretroy tl* men: orange ■'from which your return w*a prepend. to the countli Me added that la * " Mn. R. It. B elt, of Mi formerly *f this city, la tl today af -Mn. E nd R. South SanAwd Avenue. DON'T omit eiplsaallen when euch Information Is essen­ tial to *n tntstllgent audit. Attach memoranda to y<mr moua approval, Forms for filing return* of Incom* for 1032 have been sent to persona who flied return* tail year. Failure to nrceiro a form, however, does not relieve a tax­ payer of hi* obligation to file hie return an^ pay tha lax on time, on or before March IB If III; rrtum I* made on the calendar-year ba­ sis, aa Is th« vase with moat Indi­ vidual*. Lowering of the personal exampllon will require many hun­ dreds of thousand* of Individual* lo file returns'Oils year who did not do «o Ih 1033Form* may be obtained upon re­ quest, written or personal, from the offices of collectors of Intamal raveque and deputy collectors. Persona who** act Income for 1881 waa derlred qhlefly from salary or wage* and was not In rx^yas of ps.ooo should make their returns on Form IO40A, a single sheet. Person* whose net Income waa In etc*** of fS.OOO, or, regardless of amount, waa dtrlrtd from a bualneas, profession, rente or sale of property, are required to use a larger form, 1040. Faltura t„ use th« proper form presents diffFollie* lo both Iha taxpayer and the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Therefore, It M emphasised that a taipayer engaged In a business or profession from which he derived a net Income of lei* than I*,000 Is rtquircd to u*t the larger form. Th# return mu«t b* filed with iha collector of Internal revenue for the district hi which the tax­ payer baa his legal realdenr* or principal place of business on or lery Growers To Umlor pteant plaaa, Mr. Porner will bo sought nut by truck driv­ Part 0 / Crop er* from tho Blato Prison Farm For State Charity at.Halford and Hip Florida Slate e (Continued from Pag* One) ids (.Vlery Shipper*, Inc., and the Grievance and Adjustment Com­ mittee of the Agricultural Club last night, and it met wlh unanl- Hospital for thp Insane at Chatlahunrhre, and he will direct them to th* the local shipping organi­ sation which ha* agreed to ro­ ofer*!#. It waa pointed out that thp Prison Farm »t Kaifurd probably ,- « * barter system to kelp mid will u«e about » motor tnkk load ployment. per week. I9 le used by tha HWO Itnuttca there, &00 Inmates df Ih* Florida Farm Colony for tho Frchlo Minded at Qalnearllle, aad Ih# 100-Inmates of Iha Industrial 1 School for (ilrla at Ocala. | A truckload of celery also will < been gathered for the ueo of tha 1 •1780 Inmates Of tn* Florida State llorpltal for the' Insane a t Chat­ tahoochee, and Ih# 80 Inmate* of f . Southern MatkodUt Conlerence Mela* Uw pao| tb m m b , iho Florida ronferaace was placed at Robinson S tirs In Fibs At MUtne G . On* of tha meat romantic *nl moat' goaklped about Idea again •f tha lMk Century la brought to tk* screen In "Silrer Dollar", a First National picture now J towing at tha Milan* Theater. The serve* play which waa ‘ ‘ by Carl M rkson and. Harvey Thaw free* DavKara- r aar'e book of tko gtamormaa days 1 of tho avid rush and aU*#r Strike in Oolorsdo, Uk*. for It* otnlral character, Ya4«* Mar­ Martin, after ruing ham jwewrty to riches, deaerted kla Uni wife lo marry a younger gad more dashingly beauUful woman. On* *( tk* moot popular char­ acters at Vw Vte*. Mama at kla -eaabalW . .geaaroalty ha boold not believe that gossip CO O K ING 3 FOUNDS o r FOTATOE8 AND ENOUGH WATER TO COVER THE POTATOES WERE PLACED IN THUS UTENSIL ON A FLAMETYPE RANGE. IT TOOK 9 MINUTES AND A SECONDS TO MAKE THE WATER SOnT* fore March IB, Jan# |B, September IB, and December 15. ’ Returns are required of every single person who for th* yvar ,1033 had a gross Income of IA.000 or more or a net Income of 11,000 or more and of over* hustand and •wife Bring together who-for th# yaar 1832 had an aggregate gwa* Incorn* of fB.OOO «r m *T |#r an aggrogat* net Income of ffAOO or mar*. Wldowsra, widow*, divor­ ce**, end msirlsd pargsw* isparatsd by mutual consent are Rrocnun Pretented At Seuth SHe P.-T. A. ' With Mr*. Mai Jachbaon and bum __ Me*. Chariot Kaantr a* hoetaaaee. pjr . Pro*- ih* monthly aoelal bridge party . RomriiHxt G i v e s Bridge Party AtHoipe _______ _ .... tw'VWohardahly «f-'prmi|i‘ • ‘ebeek at th* boMe of Mn. J. J-NN.- Commually Center. High score OiDon, 1*01 PametL Avene*, with e **» were awarded to Mr*. M. Mry- q i n ^ and Mrs. J. O. And** ill*mas and Arthur Jacohaoa. Those present warn Mr. and tlrelo Number One af Uw First Mr*. Arthur Jacobnon, Mr. aad Baptist, Church wig meet at 1:30 Mebek with Mrs. R. E. Pvurlfuy, Charles Kenner. Mr. and Mr*. ItM Kim Avenue. D sn Bonlake, Mr. and Mn. M. Circle Number Tww of the Flrat KotUeman. Mn. Pearl Mn*«, Mr*. Baptist Church wUI meet s i 1:10 Rem Mesa. Mn. P. Weinberg. e'eUek with Mr*. L. A. Palmer, Mrs. J. FI*leeher, Mn. Victor •04 Elm Avene*. Cheek. Mn. 8. Benjamin, lira. It. Circle Number Thee* af the 0 . Moor*. Mn. M. Blo k. Mia* gleet Baptist Cbureh wUI meet Marjoria Bon lake, aad Sidney a t S :» o'clock with MN. A V. Weinberg. Chamkerlata, 1110 Saafonl AreDU, Cied* Number Peer of th* Mrs. John Meisch, Jr. P in t Uepttot Church will meet Is Hostess At Party at 1:10 o'clock with Mr*. J. II. Trulotk, West Tenth Elnet. Rote*, tweet pres, and ratenduCircle Number Flvo of tho la* were ustd to adorn th . room* First Baptist Church will meet at of Ih* boat# of Mr*. John Melach, l i N o'eleek with Mn. P. F. Whig J r , Park Aranue, when are enter­ ham. What First Street. tained Ih* members of th* Merry*. -Oral* Number 6la of the F ln t (teRbUitd Club' with V bridge parBaptist Chetch wUI meet at a.SO ty yealardav afternoon. At the o'clock at the chimb annai with conclusion of th* bridge game* re­ M n. V. Q. Hasty *a huvlcaa. freshment* war* served by th* Cirri# Number Sevan of the boat.**, assisted by Mr*. Joseph Prat Baptist Church wUI meet at A. Melach and Mn. F.dmund 1:10 o 'clty f with Mn. Uriel High score prit# among the club Blount, SOS Kaat tenth Street. Cim|* Number Three of the members, a leather look cover, Presbyterian AusilUcy, Mn. J. A. went to Mrs. R. 0 . Hollar while Harrold, chairman, Will wait at lew score prlae, a deck of playing rani*, was glvan to Mr*. Joaeph A. Mtlach. Mr*. A. M. Rnekoven, of Daytona Peach, had high n a n among Ih* other gu««la and re­ ceived a box of stationery. Those present were: rM*. R. 0 . Holler. Mr*. W. Ca-ithen llutahl■on, Mr*. B. F. Wbitner, J r , Mr*. A. M. Bncknven of Dayton* Beach, Mr*. John L. Oallnwov. A Foundin' pay program waa given In eannectlon with th* regu­ day a a u p ln d term la tta 8sa- lar westing of tho louth Sid* Pri­ ata through kb wealth aad- to* mary F-T. A. held yertentey aft. flume*. WhIU a 00-day asna- •moon at th* school auditories* lor ho married bar a t a apsstacalar aad historical ceremony la o‘tl*«k with Mr*. J. D. Brown, Twin lakso. Waaklagtan, aUtteM hy PrsalClrsl* Number Flv# of th# dent Chaster A. Arthur and offlste'a, bat not thsir wives. Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mr*. WalStrangely enough, ah* stock by kite, whan ho teat kla entire tortano. Bah*'Daniels plays the tending fmnlate* rote, and Alto* M isM ilte, tko part of th* first wife. Tk* tight** ora* directed clan act at th* school an Fab. 24. Tho attendance prlt* fwr tk* day M rs. ____ Company, Ike UuHdere, Mill lh*y would have a n*w retarding llap wh.rh would tnlurr ten 11*.■ ip««d more than IS miler an hour ami which are u»ej lorceM* fully on the airplane brill for Capt. Frank M. Hawk*. They will permit rafe tending In rmall area* and will rnalile pi* lot* to approach landing iicldr without inter feteu-r 'fiunt ob­ structions located near any landIn* area", he raid. "The tew ilrtk r consist« of a larr* flap built directly undrr the trailing edge of the win* which ran he let down liefore landing and actr m n powerful air brake before toe wheel* touch the * round.” _ Tianrcontiiuntal and Western Air now op'rate* a 24-hour mail and paarru.rer wrvlc* acriwn the continent whi'h ha* . proved »o successful that it* uffii-ials feel TVs program for th* aftanroon. School •udlterluiw X Regular bortMto and tastel meeting *f tk* AlkMiean Ctea* af tha First Baptlat d^urok will ba held at T:S0 o'clock at Urn ehupeh aanan with Mm. X C. Harpar, Mrs. Hah Hall, Mr*. Volte WUe item*, aad Mr*. A. C. McLendon MRN’S WORK PANTS weal j. wlada, will lake IS schedule In operation.. 11 "0<v rtutxrriptinn B R ID G E In* tackle ha« im .t-.ind ( u t- f . l.t tine* (he vVprtxImu A u d ito riu m — O rU n d o , F e b . lltfi Matinee and N ight — O N E DAT ONLY! EDDIE CANTOR ceorce m m P A R T Y Thursday H.00 P It. Kpircopel Pariah lloua* a k s. Adiniseiun 3&* rhon# S&S-J fur Rtaervatien* | j plelcly one indeed slop. e ffic ie n t GAS WATER GREASE AIR BATTERY BRAKES ^ m In Cheerful, atten d an t* n ... '1 *0 1 . . . Come In >nd h r' every P-irl of you. car :itrurntvly d i e d cd. You’ll nvoid f'llurg 1 <.iM#. •.••it'll find ■I'l •*•• pkMVIll V III liliV•ui.. luttl you It >u»r menry. t o n e lllgh-Rpsed lUavy-Dsly Type Th* SOLD STANDARD of TIRE VALUES Tka Caagr*gwtte«al Fitendaklp Lea so* will meet at 3:M o'clock at tha paylak kooa# wltk Mr*. Henry Wterotop aad Mr*. Joka J; J#^ i r f e t S T Reran of 0- : Pnsbyterian Auxiliary, M ia ! X. IT <TOQK 7 TW B O IL.* * * * * * STOP ;WUh a fUra. typ, •!««, in its S tatio n : « r V fs a ta M u * » co w p leta ly <tPTf»vd stth w p lM -.to.m vjrtivr ■ c o rc tu n p . T te d d w oi Ih * -‘ Mha VtelnTloWtod.'dC-Bluaap W 9 .r * w •fjrwe—Firestrar llalteflyo efflmtcn* Brake IJniny ' ■TUWn* Malar 0.1—Wasking and Peltabtiiif—Grrakiny CrotLy Rifrlgoatern CToaley Radtee UidEtM ; OREKNSBORO. N r Tn clink-t ie-ti omnn* tl ..mi*—In *"• . e. I v** an-l names—tka a- . I tk« Plan for b-iiter Central ST. LOUIii JoU !' oi <• Me ; .i > -d tn# namher and pi.ked Friday, th.- I.tri date-. •* • . r.-ld* by hal/l—cat hi* candidacy a« rar.l i th- rw»< » of cold* more Una half! Kull dctiila of -the Plan ar* in LKESRIIRC *1. II. Kota rarh package of Vick* VapoBab ' opened wholfale takery in former and the itiw Vick* No*# A Throat Drop*.—Adv. Turn Roy Bnktry budding. BIIOW8 Of* ON BIRTHDAY\ r»w t w f o r B e ll it C o u tr rU o f C o ltls j T i o v e d b y T e sta * TS "May I again draw attention to the futility of giving the** (iris •hori icntencep” asks thegtoatiMri of Holloway orison. "They treat their sentence* more or leu 4* -k] Joke aad are a demorallilng In­ fluence while they a n here.” thelr ktonm* wmy b# Included n On lb* ether hand, th en a to a a alngte*Joint return. If separate number of old men who would return* ar* fllkd, one may pot re­ rather be "on th* Inside looking port locomo rikkh bafoaga U tho out" than tko'rovt'ro*. , other, bat « « t rdport egfcr ^ income which'detiteBy belong* to him. If a jotot rotor* Tltod. If Of the inch reter* 1# treated aa a tax• Bank on following officers were sl­ ing year 1 M. M H. X 1 Stevaas, X Tolar,' caahi.fi and R. R. Does, keatefadt eaekter. Th* aami-aasual £ i T - Z '& naeuranc* t^at Um tatory get. Into the proper head*. 1 her* p>D*ath Valley, which I* ■ lsvcl, th» cowboy wlabianc* In* lata, "and before n-lly welcomed tbs guests at th* T H Twlll b* horn# to P*P* tax may b* paid to full at Ui* hi* may It* Ira* of d*LONDON—Hard labor doe* not Th* tlm* of filing th* return or In four L' but during periods of Randall Chase and Benjamin •xlst In British prisons. equal Installment*, doa on dr be­ !y th* money .flow to Whltner took charge of the gen­ It was abolished over a year tlemen. In Ih* receiving line were: tie ’ "fcev. A. 8. Peck, Mr*. T. A. Neal, Mr. had Mr*. B. W ilarndog£F ttd B. F. Whlta.r, Jr. Amehg'thdsa'ifiiaUng during Ih* rrtnlng w#r*i Mn. L 0 . Stringfellow, Ur*. S. 0 . Chase, Mn. G. 1 and rioting have broken r . Smith. Mrs. B. F. WhJtaer, J», Germany a* a npoU oi Mn. C. 0 , Bull, Mr*. 0 . 1. lloy, iteration to .the chancelfhough th* leader of th* jy fu j faction In P#rWlCherlngton. 1 h r M mean* coimnand* xabeUi McLaughlin left hteoca og a ’majority rpf Taltebasst* where she il*. U would b* exactly appointed aastetant 'In 1*1* if Bo°, e, , rt* though the tor ary at the . Woman’s College. ■ left yeiterhers he will jr .y s . *o th a t Ik* gftw yn 1 *1 1 %* pro­ lb* v ita rcapact by n atring of profnno wordy la one that to quite prevalent and at ttift aame tlfno coropletelF fallacious, loro Rich have been made to ahudder by qutot And nlmple language spoken by notrtconc who menrtt whlit he said, than by nny amount orprotorttfetf’^cussfng'*. The late Thoodoro Roosevelt, whose harshest word was an occasional '''damn" or “by Godfrey”, wop and held the respect of western cowboys by his courage and .ateel neryp. NEW Y O U . M l I— Trans­ continental end W a i n Air—tho ”I.lm.b*rgh Um ”—h galling m d y to make ‘aviation history again this spring by inaugurating a is-boor «*Mt-i*-coa*t passen­ ger, null and axpiogs aerate#. P la n ST. LOUIS.—Th* e a - o f ll h- i r . PHONE 893 �« r* i FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1333 THE SANFORD HKIALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. "ORANGE SCHOOLS •STETTING’ 1 •• I t: IS ’ itendent C o nlues His Fight To "Weed Opt ‘Loafers’ w arty and no provision la made far oaatin« those who do not work. Admitting that much lima wa* lovt hi aoelal activities aftar school hours, Hnperint indent Wal­ ker called'upon partirta to a i.l.t In curbing "loaflnr tendencies" of their children, whether In high achoel or not. He admitted haea that ■ any ■ ■ complaints ■ i ryt.-l hi* office from parent* depression hod not bringing about, a more aerlana outlook on life among the Tenth of tha eltjr. “The youngster, look out and aea thoee who havo grad­ uated looking for jnha, often with­ out finding any. and they teem to Ihlnh twice abo<-t working hard In preparation for what awaits them after graduation.'* ha dodared. He denied that young poopla generally have become more HITLER APPEALS FOR FOUR YEARS TO PROVE WORTH BRITAIN TO SEEK FRIENDLY SPIRTT £ FOR DISCUSSIONS Germany’s new gaeanunent by its deed,, and Uke IU deeds aa a whole, not a t Isolated Incidents.” He pouted to that no one would went on. “a , making bloodthirsty I firebrand speeches againat foreign Says “Crucify Me- I f Policies Don’t Sue- ,l“ cecd By T hat‘Time Dmfcmm OfCreating , I Mutual Trust, BetS i V S t Ji ,er Understanding ectUesmnt a f w ar debts a t Wash­ ington. Tho first ta s k will be to win American public opinion and to the ambMssdor will be aatigntd tho task of inaugurating upon hie return to W ashington a mora for • popular American understandteg of tho B ritish w ar debts pol­ icy. It is statsd her# th a t G reat B ritain hope* to dispel thepprav*. lent idea in the United States that the war debts question Is merely one of myory owed by Great B ritain to tha Ur.itel States which, If.nyt fully discharged, will causa the turden to Tall upon the shoulders of the American tax­ payer. The British view Is as Neville Chamberlain, chancellor of tha exchequer, it.d.eil Wednesday io American corespondents, th a t tha present situation 1s as bad for tho creditor as for tha debtor, and th at the Anglo-American debt is now between the United Slates a id Great Britain In relation tn each other’s present economic po- A refinery U 'cest ftOO.OOO is to b« erected al South Westminster, across the Eraaar Hear from New Westminster, A' DR. L T. DORR who objected to “loo m»ny par­ studious sine* the so-called "Jasxly gowne, prom outfits, and fan­ tg e ” has become mors or less p f a -------even 10 or 12 years a f* testify to j cy clothe*” which, they asserted, memory. LONDON, Feb. a— W l-G w a t BERMS’. Fsb. 3 _ W )_C han- that. Anybo«ly who knows w ar •* ORLANDO,*. Feb. 1.—Rej(irte wars necessary o r said to I* nec­ Superintendent Walker’s plan Is cellar Adolf H itler, who took ov»r! i know it knows what a trrm end- J Britain's fundamental aim In. an­ -u “too many petting parties" essary In connection with high to lighten burdens of taxpayers b y , thw V o w /o f /ors'nJmsnt four days'ou* nate of strength it I* 'tirin g the Washington debts diswhich described aa canter school activities. iwdoeing the number of .tud nta i ar>> yesterday renewed hla plea “W’e can only guess what the elusion will be to create a friend­ “I knew It la a fact." the anIn high schorl. He explained that (or four y n n ot p ^ ,, ,. f ha||sngaround Lake* Iranhoe and results of another w ar would br­ ly atmosphere and • mutual perlntendent said, "th at many III, aa well aa complaints hl*h school stud n et, go home In® roBl prr atudmt I* rrvich Mfh- |ng ing hh |g i, fountrymtn countrymep to to "crucify "crucify me me an<l nnboJy w ant, p e „ , more than tru st leading to • widespread ey there than In i^ O jn d o schools. | or do ,„ y thing ala# to ma" If hla “too many student party am ply handed—they don't lake Ilf said he bellevad th a t when a ° ' rW ,n * * " ■ ' m' ,ic>n “ "“S ta n d in g of tha »nd prom , outfits” ware any hook, with them —nod some few laty students had been ousted policies h*r# not succeeded In that p le V o " ^ ” ‘h*n m il , yesterday to previously o f d„ not apparently study Ihre. th at other student, would Improve time. u . .. , , t P l u “ pok. with tremendous earnn* U,r'~ , tb* P " * 1' " charges of "loafing In class minutes a day, e llh tr at school their work and become more While h- was talking to foreign1r , ln,,n_ j whi h, in tha BrllDW view, calls GOOD W IL L ” an the part of Orlando ny at home." newspaper correspondents the po­ "Unt w# must Insist on equality, fflr a rspid final setUem tnt by a serious as fa r as th eir studl s are RADIO S E R V IC E ller, by hla order, war# raiding •chool atudgnle by Judaen with other nations and on our drastic scaling down, He pointed out th at school ronrerned. He suggested that a Walker, Drang* county super- authorities could not be held re­ c h a rts might he made for tuition rom munist meatCng places and the rightful place in the world. I can­ This i« the authoritative opin­ of public Instruction. sponsible for alleged “potting par­ In rases where students fail’d In homrg 0f suspected communists, not think that any patriot In any ion of highest government quar­ Tha superintendent described ties" among high school students, n course and erere obliged to ra ­ arresting anyone Implicated In the country would do any differently ters t day and with llw cabinet daaa room situation as aerl- but admitted there w a, • reason re s t It. This, ho believes, would serious disturbances which have than » ' am ih'ing for our coun­ strongly uniltl on the w ar debts and explained thaj school au- to hellers they were common promote harder work on the past been continuing since the H iller try. N aturally my first concern Is polky, plans will tw computed 'Uen would fy* w fhln their among students here, lie said he of stodents. He suggested adopt­ government was .formrd. Germany.” W. l i t S t m t tepidly for the Washington ncIn “weeding eut” high had bead t*M th a t many students ing some of tha systems of col­ The chancellor interrupted a ' Yesterday’s raids on communist gotiilions as soon aa S ir Ronald SOMETHING TO REMEMBER Frank Lewis ta d M artin bars students who do not come spent moonlight nights in psrkrd leges,' Irrli’dlng dismissing *t»- working schedule whieh has left meeting places resulted In n u m r r __________ ____ ambassador to » M ;« » •« »eu«A»ee m o tawukM nL^U • k»e e r , * W• Lindsay, British to reasonable standards. Ha cars in lbe vicinity nf Lake* Ivan- d en ts. who do not P*»* ■ certain | 'ln’ \ tTf f ' w of » •* o u t-lo u s arrest*. B at’dlsOriWa co n t|n -1 tb^ t . 'l i i . s ' tho siperieoea ta d aqplpmoat WV-T4’ ‘ HUNTINGTON, Im L -lla rrlso n (hot parents seers re- hoe and UmWrhill as well as else • r r r n ' ngr of een****------—..... ... Una^Xoa-lhaw.Joeatww -* press "'thn-trstflt^iT”tTflVf”Vfcre tour deaths Tn England England Moodsv. Monday. Wallace Is about to lose hla sight ta do yaur Jab. Be* aa ta d l bJj-fer.,*h«k.tboU..ohUdrMe -wtservabmrt'1K>eMfr“ ire * rt» N M ■jh ro a d principles updli Which h e ' rlsshrs • between communists and Prim s M inister MacDonald and be lighted a mkteh to find a leak aav* t r school hour*. IT# pointed th at this did not help class r o o 1m‘ _____ _____________ i hopes r~ to govrrn the c o u n ty u n til' national socialists. This res&lted the group considering tha debts as a result of burns suffered when any w o n in g fm ia rru |n » i hr *~* had navtr had An/ . in a general order forbidding all negotiation, are awaiting to reto loafer*" fat grade really to rooperal* with parents |“The other side bad i kings all open-air meetings of the eommu- reive a report from him on Ihs In the gaoline tank of hla auto­ fa r th s afate compulsory to bring about an Improvement ' " O N E mobile. n i.t party. R T I s L 1 0 N I «»>*<r-nwn way for I t years, ami law reqslre, th a t chll- conditions generally. In the ah*rn<> of any official presect debt situation In Amiri\ ' * ~ * i l.ak a t lh„ result!" he told his vis. rs. A fter that there will be tf full •uadar Ig attend school rvgWATER WAGON ON FIIIK The superintendent ,ak! th a t tho g y B I L \ j “CItp u* four F ', r *' ' h» |p declaration the government's pro­ LUM BER gal period of a • Reichstag, and gram wllh regard to outlawing tib ia e ! 'm eeting to choose tho personnel uf the British delrgat* PORTLAND. Ore.—PortTind’s HU1 L um ber Cos Ihen let the country sit ‘ In Judg­ the communists from the nest (Caatlnurd from Page One) ment. Is>t them crucify ma nr do Itelrhstag, which will be elec te l 1km and to decide upon proCedurn. w ater wagon caught (lr«. and it the fare of what he termed gnrl i u and Ilollr ” I anything, als,.. tbay. want I# me If. *w» Mar. S,.s*n.aiwed vague •£> H ir s t B ritain regim ft-tlle pro' was necessary to call out fircernraant kndlffareaetj Q uality M erchandise a t I au.anne agreement fighter*. ^ [fti Ihr mil nf four j n r t . w r h*Y*» •• tJ,r* nstkmeHnfo, Vi*ior al At ths top of the list nf wit­ nf>t •ucrretldHl.” I whn«n IraHrr, A lfrH llur^nbnnf, which virtually ended reparations R easonable P ric e s w ith nesses was Charles A. Miller, as the anchor for world economic NEW OIL REFINERY When he ha-t shaken hands with of ,h" ZIP SERVICE Phow* l* j nresblm t n f the It. F. t ' , ami Ihe correspondents the chancellor '•Pro'*’d »u h acton re c tw ry aAj tho British delega­ bringing up the rear were two In­ -would give the n a il, too much tion will try to gain some similar J G. M IC H A E L NEW WESTMINSTER, b . began quietly: power in narliam ent. Iluganberg’s dividual* whom Senator llrookhart C o rn er Second a n d P a lm e tto “ I hope th r people of tha world ta rty prefers to keep th» commu­ present’d to Ihe committee as " ■ la m p 's of tha forgotten man." realise what Is going on In Ger­ nists to m untrrbalance the nasls. T h a ladlM hava aaked ua f o r F rc a h V eg etab le* a t low many. There can b , no middle p r k t * . W e have th e m , n o t only on S a tu r d a y , b u t ev e ry Representative Kish. Republic­ rourse here. Either the rad flag nt an, New York, urged the adoption d a y In ( h a w eek. TRYING SOMETHING NEW of his resolution to have the a t­ M shrvlsm will he hoisted soon or B hnford G row n B E E T S , torney general investigate th - Grrmany will find herself again. LIBBY, Mont.—Libby nnd a “ I want to appeal |n ths press failure nf corporation! which have number of other town. In Lireuln received R. V. C. loans- and assert­ of Ihe world not to form p re ma­ county are Kont»mpiatlng lnue* •S a n fo rd G row n ed “There |g some crookedn»«» go- ture Judgments „n the events thnt are taking p Ia c '.-T le a ,e “7u.rge i r T ir lp " or "lU M p HH-ney" us In'* oil.’*.---------------means of cnm battlrg depression/ G reen In n statem ent maile a part of JOHN ANDEa ......20th and Frvnch H. E. WEEKLY....... 700 W. 9th SL Ihe record, he asserted th st llu- In Imited lo a spirit of revo'd." Phone 830 Phone 747-W IIKLI'ING OLD FOI.KH ele.lf S. Ilecht, of New Or'jan*. Mrs. Eleanor I’atterson, w ralthy W h ite P a n 1^ C. KINARD........ 917 W. Flnit St. D. W. WARREN...........Lake Monroe "should he rom pdled In resign ns editor uf a W ashington n:w .paper, At R. R. JACK FLYNT.......403 Sanford Ave. I’ltOVIDENCK. It. I —Th* chairman of tha advisory commit­ told the committee of a personal tee" of Ihe It. K. C, because of F re a h H o n d u ra s ■i-rvev of conditions among chil­ Rhode Island legislature has be­ sume loans In Ihe Union Indem­ PU RE CANE dren In the nation's capital, saylog fore It an old age pension bill, nity Company, of New Orleans, el# found "children who ware co t| which would make needy persons F a n c y F re a h 4 which recently w n t Into rrrrlverto the tpukh liccausr there, was no over the age of 6.V yesra eligible APPLE JELLT. Ja r faldp. Ha wsa a dlrv^tyr n t ’hy tw-; h H l ’ a id ’ m np-y I utops* tbfrr> |i) pension at the rat# of not PINK SALMON. K-h. Can JmRnnlUi Company Re Which Kf*h wax no food." “ CO Stiff) ITND more than’ I t a dsy. ’“ PORK A BRANS. Can — said 1070.000 was tinned a few S Rare OCTAGON SOAP . days before tha receivership. Cana T h ' witnesses before the Srnale F an cy R ipe IL SARI)INKS »M • IIO N lit committee presented a variety of I P K A h-Uv view, on Ihe adeqeary of pa.t and "K ‘ PKPPEK, ( L a rg e Yellow Rlp« present relief, but wars'unanimous r* In expressing the nniliion thst more assistance will be needed In NO. »2 UAtl dA N the future. During tho day, Ihe Reconstrur _R om e_D rauty, Dellcloua, W lneaapa, Y ork* lion Corporation n itliorixad loans MEADOW GOLD n R IV E U P — BLOW YOUR H O RN — C U R B S E R V IC E . totalling more than 121,000.000, Including emergency re'tef allotNo. S Co m OvehSei C orner Second a n d I’a lm e lto man!* aggregating ||.0.','!,9 hO tn Indiana. Tennessee, ami We«t Vir­ ginia. The remainder was lare-ly DLUE ROSE for self-liquidating m nstrurtlon projeets In various sections. Miller warned that the present LARGE j A rr s w e e t o r d il l $.100,000,000 fuml for reXif loans Wrapped In every l#q lief* *f Ktw-llee bread, white, whale t n slates would last only until Juna and sal,| th at ona slate Is al­ wheel or rye. Is a coapaa. Each coupon Is worth ana-half cent ready Within *1* weeks nf eVto you in purchasing K tw lls a bread tram yoar graevr. , h ad itln g Its $45,000,000 quoU. Although ha did not name the state, L O N G 'S M E A T IS A T R E A T T O E A T rnmmltte? memliers understeml he I f ! E. P in t S tm t _________O p p o site Powtofflce referred to IIMnois, which h v "Oaceola borrowed about $38,000,000, t» COUPONS ENTITLKjf YOU TO A B E S T C R E A M E R Y R O L lj , Miller opposed Ihe proposal In LARGE LOAF OF KBfffsfetE BREAD tha pending bill hv Raiialor Wagner, Democrat, New York, to throw th* va«t resouret* —rrt the F R E E PK G . O V E R S E A P A N C A K E F L Q U R W IT H rnrporatlon open lo ,|lraet relief, BACK Ke. a Caa EACH BOTTLE O r HONEY BOY \laying that a limitation wan nec­ OVBR8RA APPLB SAUCB essary to nrevent th* breakdown N*. IVi Caa af local afforta. OYERBRA.KRAUT' ts>wis appeared b ’ fore the comN*. a ii Caa mlttee to rharga th a t certain OVER BRA HOMINY members of th* R ecautructlon OVERSEA OATS . hoard “tried t* find every wny rrCTahbar Girl B. POWDIK WESTERN lief enul.d be prevented." H* said VANILLA'EXTRACT they found provisions of tho law l e m o n Ex t r a c t orevsnting aid to the nJedr, hut OSCEOLA CQRN could always find Justification for rendering tld to the Influantlal and powerful. .SMOKED— (Sliced...........15c) “There teems lo ba a nm plet-' blind acts, deafness, stupidity and G iven A w ay to th e E ra o f N um bered Coupons , inexcusable uhatlnacy on the part Lwk far the eqpbera an of coupon.— number rood fee of those adm lnbterlng the governs, enters •( groceries .a rfla cnluo ircordlng 1o number Ml menu" Lewie Mid. “to those mil­ keck »f coupon Indira l l u • lions-oaU ldt tk* door* th at may Martin’s Garage if "" ■nJ 4“1""1lk“ HO USE PASSES MANHATTAN MARKET Get Your Free Horoscope At The CARROTS, TURNIPS, bunch IBETTER FOOD-STORES[ CELERY, bunch..... - B E A N S , lb................................ S Q U A S H , lb.......................... COC0ANUTS, each...................... E G G P L ^T , 2 f o r . . . . . . . ...... s o f t A SH, 2-lbs..... ...... SVGLARD HI J ....... TOMATOES, 2-lbs............ ......... BANANAS, 4-lbs............. ........... A P P L E S—RIGHT PRICES BAKERS OFFERS YOU £MONEY-SAVING PLAN IN THE PURCHASE b F YOUR BREAD PRODUCTS W. H. LONG BUnER Lb 18- c o u 1 0<& 1 FREE — WORTH STEAK u, HAMS hatforwhole IO U L D E R S " ■ ' •I I I H i I Pounds TOMATOES BUTTER P o u n d RICE 5 P o u n d s PICKLES F.flfh v i* LIMA DEANS D. M.*PEAS MACARONI IE COUPONS FREE CHOICE I? Y TT RD A ! EX >ONS 100 - F R E E GROCERIES PRODUCE m A ak Y o u r G rocer A b o a GOV’T. INSPECTED FLA. PORK ala—Fla. or W siteral Pounds EVERY EXTRA! 1 A ■CHOICE Pounds SPAGHETTI SAVE [OPS and ROAST \ . _ trvklaa K*.l. Beseaaa. isr, n in e Warms and all n iu Irritations a c inns.st i ..is f bask gusran__ _ uadsr man llrlM . Vor sal* al Im . It a# NKW ZO . . U C H T O N ’S SANFORD DRUG CO. USAGE MEAT New-Bse Uakary - c r a m and yew aro aaaara qaidlty a* all Umsa. POTATOES, 14-lbs,. ^ a s ^ k a M R t l f .e aa otagM Kryplok Was*. AM i 1 0C STEAKS, S urat C u r ^ ^ • v e the Coupon , w a fea n n yea we are alwi W pe-dU a m U y e w - Found Pound NUCOA. . ^ R u BACON/ IbC if: Boned and Rolled ROASTS, lb.'.-.. 3 Pounds Smoked or Grfiund'i BANANAS Large Heeda SAUSAGE, lb.... �■rnivTCr) ^ 'f \ • > A*.*:-. . • - * . J .t1 •«? .... - • - ", >* THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. . ODD-BUT-TRUE INVENTIONS (Patents actually granted by U. S. Patent Office) NO 1 .1 6 8 .8 0 6 ' Knowli'dgeOfMarketing. Grading,Stand­ ardizing Seen Key fcj IMPROVEO LIFE-SAVING A P P A R E L I, k 1I rr IS AN o b j e c Y o f t h e i n v e n t i o n t o PROVIDE A GARMENT WHICH IS EQUIPPED WITH MEANS IN THE HEAD PORTION THEREOF FOR AFFORDING A CONSTANT SU PPLY OF FRESH AIR TO THE INTERIOR OF THE GARMENT. pH BIRMINGHAM. A la .-A b e tte r! dtnow|sd«« of marketing, inebnlint , * lh # grasilny «*1 standardiilng cf ' hi* produrta, 1* the ksy In i- v , rrea*e»I croflt* for th» a-—he— | farm er, according to itodles recrnlly made by slate unit* i f th - . Southeastern CdJtreil, The Alabama fmluatrial I>»tc|.; opment Hoard learned thn! th j farm er w a, handicapped hersuse of his |*<k of Information as to the city man'* w ants—esirntlal details as to grading a rJ stpidar.in stio o .—The----Vntverrity rf Tennessee fro;ml the qsral cvmt.lnint of the farmer to be: “Wo can’t sell our stuff; there Is n» m arket.- Other units reported ,,J Ikf. Jflwliaea.i-Mu. wim-si-oso—™“ v f The situation has exist d where I the southern food distributor would not hu7 'o-.slly be:a-se he rnuld not Im sssored of a steady stirpy of produce packed In prop­ er form. The rrsolt has been that the section has |a>en running up an unfsvnrnhte trade hatanre of Sl.flCCdMM each year by buying It* food anil feed* from other parts of lh • country. The farm er has Iwen impoverished, rendering him iinaht.- t„ buy manufactured proslucti, thus helping to throw in­ dustrial em iloyres out of wurk. Irdi. Trial Icailen of th - Sorlh. rcnlixing th at their trophic* in­ crease aa do those of the farmer, have tak n the lead In helping Ihe farm er market Ida products, diversify his crops and atop planting mn*t of hi* acrears* In A FLAG OR OTHER S U ITA B LE S IG N A L M AT BE C E N T R A L L Y A T T A C H E D 7 0 THE SH ELL. A SUBMARINE M EN !-REA D Y . m in u t e herb HAVE A WHAT kINO OF A FISH IS THIS S A R D IN E \ FRIDAY. FEBRUARY .% 19.13 PAGE Krstion ia th at Maori t0 ■aonie [ ronfiilrn .oiiu of inflalion ia n tre o a ry to | tion ia; lu iiif revival. For ac'itnplith“A gain the answer .o n u s • me>ng th l* . there sr,. many differ­ ent prop saH, ■it ratty unsound w hat obvinua. It fo lia r. ea w <uld ami unwarksble, but the human concern it**ll lets with tpevioua i)Hliralion to turn t0 a. me false tem td ira amt in to with fund** lone ily .. r treatm ent of it i ire* mental n rr ettve . tonfldenc* in lute ill* reaches it. etemax would anon bo i r i i t r L K .lila fter at) long period, of depria* liahed governm m- credit th r ugh alien, ami app- renlly In.lory U a balitmod buelj; t il*in n auund trp .a lln g itself at present. |„ thr la. ti* i f Itiie * vroul i mark the many - —putadc i f pana eas may will drncr. Iluaire alike a ttlem ent of NF.W YORK. Feb. X—Al- mark the climax of the ueprea- the elcbt problem, proper a lju*tment of tariffs, r lief from the tl.o >gh liu-lr.eaa ia l„ an i bvioua t alon. stalem ate an I ao-ne Im pul-• i* ‘ Many s u g g e s t n* for the erea- ilia and ahu>.s of our btnkrupti r ltd • alert action, inflation (Inn ' more credit ami more cur­ ey law*, and levi-i.m of tine anti­ ls irrla in y not a sound n irthol r ncy are being of trie I without tru st (aw* to permit e ntr*l of 'or bringing the d aired result, any apparent study nt grssp of production, are among the pollt | r U ra n n ty Truat Company of the situation as Ihr-c pr poast* live auUgeatii'Os that ur-.uhl have New York r nlsncl* in t review J might apply to IL Tin re i* more a ranatru live iffect. . o Ihe (iiiarnnlre Surv.-y, p u b ., credit available today ihun ever -N egatively, assurance on Ihe lidied irrin tly . Ample credit re- lefori' in nur hist ry ami the part i f Congr as that the public •" 'c « a ra already available, it eutatamling rurrency is at It* crtd lt would be maintained, that •• li'intml out. and contrary to high point, nearly a billion Ihe lax b is would be broadened, m* reports, the m ajority of dollars m re th in at the p-ak that governmental expenditures barks Is willing and desirous to „f „ur boim |>eriod In IU29. The would be ru t t i the lame, that ‘dvanee funds for sound business | „ j deiluction is that what we r> more unsuund and wasteful ■tpanslon. need, Is not mure cr.dit or more experiments for agricultural aid “ P arar-aa artd ijuark remedies, currency, but g reatrr confidence would he undertaken, that no at1 f all a rts are, being offered on, in th . u*e of the credit and .f M l ,Wat p i. JLP. ..uaU lL evwiiwalUse* - with "w 1f tw r w i b h k W w *r our currency or credit machinery tiuues. "Th.* meal freiiurnl su g -,. Ihe stiuatton is the res I ora tion of vv utd be perm itted, and that H ElFW tr, 10 / Pounds $ t Pounds ‘ 2 No. 2 Can* I'U M P K IN 24-lba, Hrlmet F L O tllt Grral Nurlhern Henna, 1-llw. Seeded i r Seeilles* Ral.xin<t 2-ltw. 2-lb* J'ranut n u rrE it 12-ui. Std. Cornell B E E F 2 ru n s F R O N T S Free Delivery 1 j | Phone.282 117 E. Kfrat SI. No J Ptnii.luril Center of ^Sanford Corn, Cut Bean*, Cut ItcetH. Lint an 2 rank t-Tc Nr*h 2 F***b FI*M PEAS STOKES MARKET LETTUCE 5c CARROTS * 5c Large Bunches ) BEETS \ 5c TURNIPS t 5c Sanford CELERY 5c Lars* Helm CATSUP 17c Tall Libby's MILK 3 cans 15c PEACHES Mbs. toe 10c PRINT or COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER lb. lutml 0* Suim hine BUTTER PORK K BEANS ‘ Georgia Pork Whole WHITE BACON, lb.- 6c O ff# * fiW t | 1 HAM, lb*...................... SHOULDERS, lb...... SIDES, l b # ___ _ HEADS, 16............. -5c SAUSAGE, lb*.... 15c Mix. SAUSAGE, 3-lbs*..25c 4 S n J L U \e -J P 9 — X lC 1 I'lin.ui'H J _ JL U v lui Touraine C O F F E E , lb. 8*of. Sluffnl O L IV E S 20-Or. q u ak rr DATS Wing and 20 Grand CIGJL. p k g . Al| Other C IG S. 2 pkgii. .2 I’kg*. JE L L -O . IU-IJm. If. H. No. 1 Green Mt. 4 PO TA TO ES 1 « V t-IJis. Hoi Atk. tllack nr Winesap Q f / | A P P L E S .. 4-1.1)*. Yellow 4 | A a O N IO N S XVLe Sanford CELERY LA*. WKA*4+—» v r n ? eder'fw tr* in'E vrrgtsde* Aye., opened . foe season. ; O F & U V P — 15H * /» D C , LIBBY'S JUICE I a | tk~ X U le A C a SMALL P. & G. 4 I tf V 2 Bars 11c 4 Bars 10c PALMOLIVE Gold O u st S-gal. pella D IL L S ........ 2 Cans Tall I’lnk SALM O N Vatvo C offee. Ih. I W CANNED FRU ITS v A A a I A tJ le i 4 X I V f i l v C f* P IM E N T O S W V 2 I*t. Jur« Sehlorer’* SAI.AP A S a Dre ssin g w te L 3 Rolls Crrti.'ieil fN T o n .trr 4 a L PAPER : X U '' |iKI vin\T*r ul.ll’KO PINEAPPLE No. 2 V, Can ISc ! J ] Mm l WnmUrtf APPLE SAUCE 2 enrnt 17c APPLE BUTTER 10c 23c | ib . IJ>. I unilihnn A 1 a R u ta b a g a s 6-Lba. Idaho Dak. 4 / tf* P O T A T O E S X t IX * Pound 4 B g i C H E E S E ........X « I X * MANANAS ' ; PEARS 1 C o XDX* 5 Pound* ONIONS 10c 118 Mag. Avenue 2 Cana Corned Beef 25c BEST WESTERN B E E F -V E A L -L A M B -P O R K BETTER QUALITY AT LOWEST PRICES Pound Jars Peanut BUTTER 3jars 25c Fancy Tender Club Pound 2 Pounds Beat Creamtrj' Tub Select OYSTERS Beat Grade While PILL8BURY*8 BEST . 2-<>t. Mari.n-hiiU) f f g g C H E R R IE S Plain ( ) ^ OH vex, tp*. & O X , Qta. Apr. 4 A a V IN F O A lt J L U V BUTTER ff GREAT FALLS MonL-i-LaaR year wnldings scorevl a decided victory over divorces during I M t, Great Falla city rccotda V in a W . PRODUCE SPECIALS \ 17c WITH MEAT or GROCERY ORDERS LarKc Hunchea Lar.ic Bunches NUCOA \ F 1 9 L MA _ it T'kgs. Okay Maiaroni. Spaghetti; -i A a N O O Itl,K S J L V U N*’ » |I W » Benn.t .1-lba. X I R , sn o w m t i r r Lb.— 1.1c 3 -IIih.— ,15c Health Club Making | A s, POW DER X V le CartnnH I.A R I) 4-lhs. 2.*ic; S-lh-t. IDe 3 I’kgs. Swan <S A — M A TCH ES J . U C » Can, A C p CAM ) A tIV 2 I’kgs. jA e , C ll IPSO I k iv U -st. Ilappyval4 A a C A T SU P X U le 2 Dottle* . Va. Pare 4 f -p G in g er Ale X t f X e ■ WINN-LOVETT GRO. CO, Home Grown WASHINGTON. — P r e a l dan* Hoover intends to set for hlm satf lung public silence a fter leaving th.> capital. > key* ro'ilil be rai'ctl and "finisle d" a* splrndully in Alabama sc elsew hirr if the faim er would raise hi* fm ks nod not let them raise thcmsrlve*. These fa rts have hern rarrifil to the fajm er. who have hern ablr lo remedy a numle-r of rondftinnn, but tnurh work rm a in * yrl to be done. At the same tim e every c f - ; fort .ha. been made to provide a m arket and keep lh - • tunnel* open for an ever-lm reasing vol­ ume of trade. 10 lbs. JACKSONVILLK — Jw ehaooville ia planning t0 give Franktt* D. Ron*-veil a, warm re eep tk * when he arrive, here Saturday. . SANDWICH WITH MB - J g»Bvwjyhswiyi R E D WARMTH IN FLORIDA t CANNKI) 5 lbs. 22c tbera would b« no draatio de*tiu«tivr rc\|.<ion o. our k i l l ­ ing ry item —this assurance woaM hove a *Mt cffrct In relieving IM' public mind <f current i n i W U t ami preparing it for tha » U t U p torw anl, which wil) eo»0' when ■ promise of found Irfh * latk'n ami wl*e guidance a lo w th - |wth of rrcovary la prorldod." Stress Is Placed On Sound Governmen­ tal Fiscal P o l i c y VEGETABLES SUGAR L Pound lbs. S. R. FLOUR ajBd 8-lb. CARTON LARD— Both lbs. S. R. FLOUR LARD— Both 98c 58c Good Smoked Swift'# Jewel (in bulk) A >.4 251 i Fresh Mullet Quart 35/ Fancy Sliced (rind on) Bkfat. BACON -Lb. PtLLSUURY’H BEST Pound 13^ Fresh Pork Neck 4 Pounds Pound 1 Fancy Tender Beef Weatn. Shoulder Pork (pic. style �* FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 3, IMS THE SANFORD HBKALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA. SIX sufficiently edvanraJ to eubatitaU th* novel. However,-th* roneervth* en g tm er for the politic Ian; we ativa, who prefer the itabl* and orgaalxad way* 0 C eoekty, will ptlU ]ik* to ba doped. "The technocratic Id** ha* not be persuaded readly lo change monopcllzrd our attentlnn be- th* certain ft r the pmblvmatl a I, of eco- th* triad fo r the untried. Whether rau ta. In auch a nainlc e tn a * , W.~ desperatrly .m l ‘|,p’| ; ,*0l0f"* r r *nd “ nm- U,U1 " Hntrchnocr*:y will serve th-. ughtIceily acU* anything thn‘ i manklnd belter rm a ln * to has the eppearenc* of being a |f r r n ." solution." j Dr. Coes "No **ne man ie yet b e M*l her: "Thu* far W-1*0 d eperate aa to sriwp all h u ­ man experience until w* have M v t nnt been able to m easur, ut| tried to tvadjuat distribution, train ICELAND, fa b . .1.—Southern kind* o f energy, tier bar.. we » m in to tha use <f leisure time. • fam ily member*, like satisfactory M ilo for tha exchange and yet keep them e ffic ie n tly oc­ of th a t eniggy, , cupied t« feel themaalraa recure body alae, are reluctant * to i "O nr ■'ron' mlc probltm I* ■a a final t pinion until ; of distribution, not of prodiK- in life, liberty and property, and thankful that more perfect m a­ Carta hare been produced. | H 'n. Thai# li no aurplus, pf«- chinery aparaa them the grind­ taldent I.mill M. Spivey a n d , vliled people havf tho purchasing ing toll e f their »nceetora. f . other faculty members ° " r dlrtributle* system l* “Mr. Scott ban rolcad my eritltiam perfectly in hie explanation T i I this tadlral plan th a t ha» n , W), |,„ 0W| produrian can » n e w In The Lirlng Age for December, under tha title, Technocracy Iho c*ntrr (|f Am*ri'a'e at- -u tru n human want*, Rpeeke,' when he eaye, 'Technoc­ on during t hr l»«t few wicks. » |n our dlslrlbutlr# ayaUm w* racy propose* no eolutlon, It f was enthusln tie about msk- uw too much human energy. Our merely poeee the problem raised a atatrm ent so noon. They m«-r handM ng ayatam, for ex- by th , technological Introduction 1 finally persnadril to w rite nm pl', is alow ’and bungleenm*. of energy faetcre In a modern from the petm-ehaded paddock encloeure th t thoroughbred* a t la*l a f w of their ‘The trrb m crn ta h a* i atatted indualrial me hanlem.' ** parade to tho poet a t Hialeah ‘ Park, w hire th . horoogbbrede are running, January 10 to March II . ILTY GIVES UPON NEW THEORY PARADING TO POST >r« At SouthCollege SkeptiOf Technocracy i £*" r ,' T s - a r - S s £ South Carolina Is ing luc in or before April, moat _________ .jighway note* and Of Orlando Have deficit bond*, which will be [Correct Finances elate rtn d er d doubly difficult on f t Taken Huge Drop count a t the faet th a t 19-13 rove-' A&P values have l»een » .Joy to American Homcmakers’ Wlth vnluett such hh those Hated below, It in lillh*" wnndrr~thBt~thoniil4iuIrt of now customer* are nure .how a tlrcrt-'s* nf more than 11,000,000 fum i the figurm on which the general appropria­ tion bill 'of approcimatcly (9,400,000 wa* baled. K urrirelng thlc la it June, the state finance ronm iltlr. instituted a 1C p r cent «laah In general upp rp r ls tlo n expenditure*. However, even th l> measure filled to p o ' vide m f f k l.n t fund* for paying all elate salaries fur the last two month* i f the year. Declaring he tegitrd’d the re­ maining money hr ha* on hand ae a "tru st fund, Stale Trea*ur>r Julian N. Kcrrborough der|ln*d to pay warant* issued for Decem­ ber and 90 par e»nt of November ra ls ti *, in order th at fund* might b* available for meeting the In­ terest on a (3,400,000 l.an ob­ tained to.pay 85 par «*nt of-etal* and teachers' salaries and to dieburse other pressing obligation*. milled to A&l’’n list every year! OUT OK IICHINKHR IONA Plain or H. B. Finest .Shortenlnic ItfrlA—Com! Quality, Full Park ATLANTIC CITY, N. J .- T h * A tlantic City N sti-nal Hank did not open fur business. At closv of business Dee. 31 th* bank pub­ lished total rcK.uret# o f (14,200,740.30. OKI.ANDO, Feb. .1— City io n ny sio n rra In session Wednesday received a report from Maeon A Poller, cyrliflod pub Ic account­ ants, wh'.th ebowed that total ro*l* nf operating the city of Orandu have declined from (1,210,(HX.liH in 1928 lo »7(>«,»77,24 lent year. The figuraa Include bond In­ terest, linking fund payment*,! capita) expenditure* and ail city expenses. Comm Union*>a learned th a t an Dec. 31, '1933, O rardo’e aexetl ex­ ceeded lialllltiee by (9,908,789.79. 1 he report ■ehowed total bonded d tb t In Orlando i* 18,173,009. (3,000,5(10 ia In th* bond refunding program, however, which leave* bonds not being rnfjndcd In the amount of ^(2,4M,100,_ according Id the" report. The city's bank Lalanc* a* or Dec. 31, 193! wa* glean a* (05,154,7-4 In th* general fund. It w m ehown that In Jan. 1032 when th* pfeeenl administration came Into office th e n war a "def­ icit" In tha form of an overdraft amounting to (38,189.18; .Tha report tarried a recom­ mendation th at peraonal tax** should be collected by th* city. "Bgy-Ame ’ F lorida, PmMOMrt.Fl.lBSM,fat le a U llw n U 1* at** u iu in m e n M . Valuation of (pad. buildiagaasd im provem enu owned .by tha ci­ Muff ^ ty. Including rani eata le, la g*v x T K IfC IIIC IIl aa n t n j u r i a . Othel Hgura* CHINESE BUNNING WILD wer* Included. TtTt{8Y ILLE. Feb. The CunekUration o f t h a fnarat HANKOW — Fifteen thousand was tha main hualnew of yvatar- "Buy American—Buy Florida— Bay Locally’* movement which or- hlyaaa common b u a n ewaeplng ■tag meeting of th* city council. If lasted In Anraricsn Legion cir­ from Bhaaal province Into 8tachucle*. got under way legally an, looting aa they go end driving Wedneodey night when a commit­ exit a*tab! isbad authorities. tee waa appointed by Commander W. O. B- Chittenden to form ulate definite plana for a local m paign. M em ben of th* committee PRINTING a rt: L C. Stew art, chairman, J. W. Hanson and C. H. Bethra. tContinued from Peg* One) Tha genaral plan #f th* ratno m w -r. to ahip beet <|oa)lty celery patgn ia Ig stress th* necessity r f a t all lime a." buying American made good. In B ir ln r the meeting each mem­ preference to foreign made geoda, ber of tho committee w a, htard to Influence local people to por­ Herald P rftttas C*. to eay th a t tha continuance of ches* Florida products In prefer­ 148 “whole-hearted co-operation from ence to product* of other »tales, ell grower*" I* a "moat gratify­ and to purchase locally In prefer, ing" phaae of the prrain t eitua- anca to pntronhlng basinets firm* lion. Opinion was etpreeaed th at located In ether cities, particular­ »row»r* are rapidly under*tend­ ly mail order house*. ing th e eltuatlon and are raaMltor In gmeUeally every community A p pall ch kola A g m th a t there ia a large crop growing In th* i t at* where a legion Pont tide aeaeon, and th at the country la taaatfd. this campaign will be OYSTERS, qt...^. In it* prraent financial condition carried out. It la being urged as will nnt be able to perches* over a Legion activity by the comm a « rg W d r‘w jd * i« s r th* TPIor- B R E A M , B-IMl »r* * ■ ——- — — - w A delegation nf faery grower*, I d a departm ent. T h » Detroit, heade,j hy Martin Stank* n Klaefa, Mkh.. P eat' we* th* originator of approached the committee to peek the movement, and It waa said at MULLET. 4-1bninnrmatlon a* to the be*t method1 the meeting th a t | | had had a of co-no«ratiim with the etate- widespread beneficial effect In wlde plan. Mr. Stanko’e slate- Mkhlgan and in other states SHR1MP. UnL — ment that ‘T h . rro » \-s of Bla via ' sphere H had been attem pted. •» are ready to halo all they can.” Mr. Stew art l i s t id th a t he wax recvlved with the congratula­ would call a mealing of the com. 400 E. 4th St. tion* of the committee. mlttae eaon and th a t more definite Growers Urged Nat To Hold Up Boarding Cron Fri. & Sa t Specials J. Walts & Son Is the-onfei Grocery Store G<W)peratih|r with the Sanford Herald la the “Prosperity Scrip” Ide*i—Somethin* New for Sanford—You can’t Lose—Come here and Trade a Dollar an^ get One Dollar in Scrip which you may s p e n d a t the Grand Auction 406—SANFORD AVENUE-406 MATOES No. 2Can 5^ [ah—Supreme (Juullty SALAD PL Jar Q L jar NOTICE J DRESSING 12/ 23/ » G ra n d m o th e r’s *’a Fiimous Pure Creamery—TUB or PRINT UTTER Pound Krcah BREAD 2 lilCE—Fancy Blue Rose 5-lbs. 15c BLACKEYE PEAS—Dried lb. 5c QRITS or MEAL 5-lb8. 8c R a ja h D elicious SA N D W IC H PHONE B8-W IFfYOU C A N T GET Pork (bulk) SAUSAGE Lb. 15c Dtatoes 1.0 lbs. 13/ LETTUCE1 3 Heads 2 5 / Pare Pork (U nk) L a rn e C risp Iculicrtf Pur* Pork Hickory Smoked! SAUSAGE Lb. 35c We Smoke Vm Herel White House Brand EVAPORAfEP FED PHIB EXCLUSIVELY IN TOT BOMB TODAY! W ln rn ap APPLES 5 Pounds 201 SUGAR CURED, P ly NIC PORK & BEANS 1-lb. can 5c SOAP POWDER-Octagon 2 for 5c P. & G. SOAP-White Naphtha 3c TOILET TISSUE Pacific 3 rolls 10c. (irandmothur'u—Delicious PHONE 6S|Rr H N S RAISED. RBWL HOCKS, BI FFH, Pure 1. N o. 1 303 SANFORD ’AYR. Sunnyfleld Quick Cooking ROLLED S v U u G u A if R n Invfte Yo*u fo t . . . i Attend a Free Dem­ onstration of Lino’s Italian Foods in this t Q i b . 4 3 ^ Store any time Sat.' , ^ — *V.J i, Feb. 4th. W e riLLSBURY PURE C R E A M E R Y Pound RUUFQRD RAKING FLOUR 24 ik*. 59/ L A R I), 2 Monarch' High Grad* 1ft COFFEE, lb. 2 M OPS, eac BROOMS Italian Btyl* t W l h Brand M Spffhe4U.lb.cUga |L Palm Olive' B E A D S. Z pfcO . m Us, Ctna. 1 COUNTRY BOLL o t Be Oc 50 l-(b, Cako FRUIT CAKE 30c IONA—Dt'llclmw APRICOTS, No. 2Vj Can..!....... One of the Beat Foods— PRUNES N U C O A , lb..... ................... C. k C. Imperial Dry GINGER ALE, 2 bots............ MAR......... KETS' V 3Q4 Mag. OULDER BUTTER ^ H tf k U a g Dolicioue lih 83c 323 L Ut Found 11 Shoulder. Sugar Cured Sliced A 0 k _ ' AST, Ib*.............. 0AST, lb,:.-. BEANS* ft. fT T t\ WESTERN PORK I Waateru Pork U rii' String Ar ' N, lb..— ----- I WV " COOL ’S, 2-Ibfc.,. 18c I �TCI ngjjgg nm m ^xitroRP, stomp*. 3PEVELT UN CRUII WORK DO C e le ry T iiN nit'tpilnrw waiftn i " h t l. m #aiw* [ting agricultural surplus. to Jn lW r* I r. I Ip th* ranli^ ot consrrM m fn whc» hfr o r t c l i M t , r*»• nitt A sixth defeat In 10 sta rts w n handed Coach Leonard Mcl.ucas‘ Fentinol* IHgh baskrtbal) squad which proved ineffectual against Coach Henry Freem an's Daytona Beach lemti a t the local gym na­ sium last night. Seminole High lost by a scute of .41 to ill!. It was the second straight victory by the Daytonans over Hanford. F or three (lUarto.'s Heminole High had flaylona and its highpowered forwards bottled up. The score near the end of the thiru q uarter was 20 to ID in favor of tho visitors. However, guard Mayberry and forward Primm went into action In the last a u artitV and., running wild and with g reat assistance from their mates, this p air turned in scorn after score. Coach .Hcl.ucas tonight wll) send his tram into action against the Jjtk e City outfit under Coach Booser. Lake City defeated Han­ ford 48 to 22 in th a t city last Friday nlgbt. l.ine-ups: Daytona Reach 12: W right. / , 0. T r o y .f , 0, I’rim m f, II, Rogers,'«, ti. Walktr. c. n .iiip lH cl* io|ttt»#n(h tim e* hjr ,un!«»si|rtt | rtmon<*tUin? » lh rr rn nil It Mi** « i BOWLING NOTES1 Defeats Seminole Five li) Cage Tilt F tiC ontlnued from Pag* One) n i t i g ^ l o n , and the movement* of ■ M crave were limed so th at ■Sere Mutd I* no passing on of b t t t d of the rhlds. They started tolmultdMoualy, In various sec. M M r o f the rity. I jT h e federal men m'iver swiftly. ETkay workesi front th* inside. Al B M jfg g r downtown clubs the npdhl ant know what had 3 d IWfere all four had been dad,1 opora’t ors and cmU b f v t tarresled , liquor seixrd an I H e a ^ iy rd , and tha place* closes!. [ART ropr of the placer wer» covit M by lha federal men In just a T m in u tti: Ju h h o r^ If* l.*r*r** l» it« llr it h c if wt«g-"ine*rtW"lfiK-7as:d7 24 Places 'ampa Swoop Raincy For Plan That ?p ronI(l; Drastically urtail I n f 1a tion A u tu m n h itm , i ' Mil ill !Mill'* uuKrlualiun •'( • i hi- putt "cmilrl nvi n- 'en -rr‘ih,1 r r r e ti r y Kf wot it nurc than 112,4 it.i' i i ' i s rti it lm*is* nf Hi tit I « iim uf tlir ,-nu.M aval nl'ti; ply up m.mrtary -ilver. ho ;> /n it tti.it the actual p io l i at in between g u ll anil r it>• all turn- line lirrn rnimfcfrraM) than lit to I, t W i i o w l l f ; hi* traltfe-d, 111 "m il nut rettafy th ,- <■ think" Immediate mill m i ■able rvianrion nr,*' a\v thi' i' whii favored duulruli, p a 'lk il’. bo .it I, h li plan n : The lail-rnd lhi-»ey s I.tinrh ponnt leant oT the h'aiifi rd Mer. rhanls flitjtlinr l.eagu rprised the rest of the lenetii' liy tuininif in IhrV-e straight victorie- over th r Smith’s Rarhers tram Wedrtesday nlgirt. kHocKInif’ that*" leant frmn serond place tie with the Ne­ ill Hut I ter- team which, ,hv win­ ning front the Forrest C.nt.li | team, w.sit into undisputed pos­ sess inn o f second plan". The scores: til is tntrtMiici'ii. 2, TAMPA Ifnlt ol 1 rhain . f drpartnient ! herr. (Continued From Psgv On*) handling of the responsibilities under hla charge aril said th at “The bond still holds good." Hr also w ill that "If it i« tru* that I ■’ liquidator hnvr "ml,*-»pptuprlatrd* any funds I don’t know anything atu u t it. At least V haven't ’m is-appropriated' any funds In my hnre* county of Rentiuole for I’ve donated my services free « f charge In this coupty in an effort tn quickly clone up III* t .Taira uf Ihe Lank 1 I nm hnn lling Colds that Hang On Bob’! let ihrm get • strangle beliL Fight germs quo klr. (jrumiiUiiin mnibiiMs )ha 7 bent brigs known In modem Klenre. I’nwrrful hut hsrmleM. Pleasant la take. NnBArrnlirs. Y™ir iliuistil will refund v»ur monrv if ^nv cough er rnlil ho nutter how long slimline It O'* re­ lieved by Orumultiuo. <»JO rA llis foot room apartI- n n g I e y ■Apntlmenja. Fl*K ULNT: I'nfurniAhril h room h. (v-r UP l •'Iciping iHir.lt, lu-id* ri' tiv o ia tid , I'tuin,, | In o r ftfVI—X. f rrom ^ ® W ANTAD5 !(1r line I lime. Hr line .T Itnt-s. 7 r lin e li llm r ^ . ' r.r lilti* I n in ttlh . M in im u m c h a r g e 30c, WHERE QUALITY MEETS PRICK M P: i. l.liei iv UI llnrgains iu pigs, fee,lets and |Mirkrra, tiM.uji.v1dy -lil-firade imi-t n pig for 73 FOR PAl.Kt Hpriglit ton, H ired. *'iann, pm d PAtiMH. Four tallj "* iiriiivn. GO relil * each. ” Silver CMi.ru f.'HOU, llllkl w. lit. fret >» A 11 II repaired U ku Nun-ery, .South Hide 'rally iiiunvs how I.ake. , 'In,-. \vu. Foil f.lM iri:ti TIME field Hilv.r Fountain Hyringes or h"t wafer bottlrs. Hpri ml 4pe Pints Milk of Mugn. ,. :t for yi.oii. P in t, Hubs bin,- Urotuil, f"'e. ft for 91.00. 1 iiiii|b;il In il-: Co. Phone 102, The makers of Virki Vapnltub hii*y now pr tin d .11 oral ntit 1ir|ille. It is m tln! Vlrks Yoiatou Antiseptic, They urge iveiy u-er of a nioufh-wa-i. ami g n g h for hahtrsi- (inqiuie lo eath l. mill ctrantin - nn l other usi to t e s t ’Vick* Antisept h an I g it pi i -on.illy ni qunintcl wit Is tt ■ quality and its eron toy. Ibirn in a depr ■ ion year. W k tiiU stptle ii prieed nicurdlngly. The regular sir" l> .1 largo I" ollliee l«.l11 lt tt'IMlI '1be Vllor (• r only 3V. For your trstm •. anford's druifgi t- are offering t |irrisl (rial r > This i- a 2 '' value, bul i 1 pri ml al only Hh* vvhllv Ihe supply lasts, \dv. l im r o i i l f A p l i l f Fnlaigenirnisj Koiluk ilevi hqiu m an I print­ ing mi .Stirafor’.. iitudlo, IN Klin 'Inter, w I tilt HAfiK: tin.- of : most altiaetivo leonre I'-uving 1 It)'. V. ill • II In i'le P ople o,| rea-unulife I tt. tin* 2t- Phone ft 12. F tllf H A L F •J'n tlity liit, guud rnttilHhiri, I m in d Avc. price lin n g e, |IH. POl Attain lie DemmiMlratcB ALLEY OOP—Our Prelii.storic Anceslor ITHOUGHT I TOLO YOU TO LAV f \ DO W N : 2B— Mi-crll.’inrm ia F o r Snl# m. Vicks Chemists Invite Tests of New Antiseptic TIIKYTfl-: If FA II.Y IIIIN U T Mjl To Return Funds To State 11— Mi u r|fnnrntH H r |'M'ini-ii| tti.it, i\lirn th r new tB fiA I. NOTICE iard. g, 0; Heminole High 22: Smith, f. 2, Hughes, f, 4, Courier, f, 4, Kelly, f. 10, Govoeck, c, 0, Miller, g. 0. Knight, g, I, Preston, g. I, H lgglm vg, 0, m«Uir Ilm i. 111re I,, hr wilt It'.,. M in t inttiiti.r 1. 1 h fliu th ir |.r-.|t » I In a lull- uiu| "vote with th m n .' f it 1111.1it ttiUiitircil h ■■ f i " 1 lion Iwfo r thr 11inn r rtilnniv • rom m ittre, nlinli tia< hrEiiii to prepo'e **ftn->the fro vit *tr u k in ot* 1‘oneI*-1 hy 'tiiJylin, ail u t i r r Ml M n y m r f t r + r K e i « l t # V ^ Kow- timrinit i, ic*k 4 tlrvw n*'il I’rw tils hill Would tn |n iie th r tiru> ury to tuy S.OttrtjiaHl n i mu', of m I ver u month, puyin- fir i1 withailvrr rrrtlfii u tr. i- 1 ,1 .1; .11llr-t. turner ** I.SsrV the metal. The 1piiirliuxsi li»W over, would he united only to do iitluliiieiit faint pMie raisltpt will 1,,. rr|to tle i to Senate tnrfiii' 1 1uJu^tlo: . .Mu ; ut t oilier proporal wttild nut limp I,ut hopc« of Ifs sputum - foi Juiuuthly-f*»t«.|ni*e u r - m f i r i *hnt ‘ mute - rnr**tm r-t~»t- thts T r­ toll u t - t * r -rr?^ | all the metal le |irutlure 1 domra-J a it' dlmini-htne. ItRfhpra Itto I II t I4 r.< Hr ally. m\ r . » I ?l - 1 .**•* m \ . : in i- 1 m i u m t \> s m i n i *»u i*;% 14,4 1___l|a lu ii_ Jiu j_itiliiCAti-J—t hat-- he— -4 ^ | fnvnm the.e 1 :liter t ills whlrhi r •: Ml UNION. POINT. VV. K wollhl provide prealer | i r . n:i*e. Hackney, local policeman, suffered I’Mi *3.1 .Mtif |/i n.I c< nsrufuentiy more Infliitlor.l an iimonffortnlilr few minute • lit* 111r r« i%?* ;«7 K* t'ndei Pittnmn'e jimpneiil when a squirrel whisked up Id1 ti M : 11* tri.l IM f 1 : Jitil * U\4 wills'll niiTB ily It.i • t'een npprt)' ' d le n t , leg right in puhlh. »l.f 117 ♦M 17’. l.y the Senate llunklint I'itiiiii.lt •. 13; III Jlr. Tunnicliffe yrsterday sent a letter to Comptroller J . M, I^e who reportrd in nlorning puper'i. ae having announced th a t he wav ‘‘making form al Clems ml on liipildators of closed »late hanks fur the .return uf *lit,7.u>H2 whirtrhT' claims was paid £# tliem in exce-. (‘hcvn*| t rt'.po** milt's thrr* fermw U*l nli?ht ui lr«*t « mil l pmflcA• .a# X M U> i n i ! \ m ; u ,' i n x t r id y j t j nwnt tiver Ihr pnifcr rlmmr I i*l*. g i r h n f . I » rw r* ntt punuo. tt'iililt* On "inflMhui" at li I r.■»!">. fltKHlt Itlm ldXflte, D * m w i i i | tillMt*-tut m a r li»i » vault. Un tine ^»Ue Ih rie l>pra<* bat nriftlM rlf>«n,| thr* run* F f t ir id i l « im fi c r .ii v »* w n«tii*i| an«,' of foreign nations Impran. ■ . f»f*riwt|aji4 .iml intiU ltliiallt n M iini ifnti.tii|* K.iinrj. nf l nn*»t-, IKmii-! a im I i i f A ii.iiit ), » i t m . ;,*t. oi'itiite UiHir Ivatlti' ninl oitti o t 1 ri»lrg purrhniiiqr power ul < dm |t ~v.|| TJ. m-t"ll> It >i». % ihi* i^|intiin«iHijc e»ndhf.»tei lm ] a* Hi taliir inrrra ril." dt**. It Jl«. !*•«», Pt.iptlr fi 7i N i ; U V ttllK Fit nt *C it**ir. p t H - i *|H-alvr hip m th«‘ r n t » T c ln u h 1.1 r , m i r m H ; 13 F I * i I N tw V»*rlf 71 n r i »*rT| l»n lhr ulhrr Ihcte haa Si*n(it0p! stove .he yuryha im: pie ffir'li ni4ie|»rait*>v I ittturn (|». N fr.l, v%hu uriEc’l rh in n a r t other sliver 1 •k w . m i i i . l firm . F>«»rl..» P* lf**"|| «-ruti*m w.t»hnl, i i|iia 11 j that /il • r kitain In* it .1 »* u 1»-|?it I - and | mean the- perrha-t m , A ; i ilf B T nm w flV i W m cm .1 lni*i thiit wen! 11 er of those cttu rtrie. m in •» « } ' f. u fl.W , f r « .r r r It an. •I ?*; * .lus I I » * | ! p iiir rr j ir .t'lit.i ) Itimt in (b !i.n , f l »rt I* .1 .g IIC 1 .9 IS T S A ictlo fi ! frier« I r.it FMrMn. I t|n«, fi i»«i I neiitry sAid iit.il if Inflntieiij lU JU ^ O J ltitt-^ lk l-U w iO -e e e w w lit Ih- ui. ituutl lli.it It ui'.l in th. t i n t 1 tuii;.i ■»1fv»•r i. ,nP j.t->j»• rr'w » y tu il.. It." rift to* bisint of difficulty was bd trcerHjy in some nf the npon ihc project—t tost fe d e ra l A g o u t i ,v rifilr»r% In f u i i b n *«f *itH#r tjtfdt* 1 ho|y to l»! In^ l ack riU**r» > **■*»* mW Ira rk InrlM*!* tit j llio^ unemployment which he I rtpoltlag from the present 1 crowded situation. In It he f tt a prospect for decenlrnli. Ion i t industry add th* opp. rIty fo r the ^government to k a new rural me* into hap. EAlumbU Blver bgain in tha M frth w p st. Of coursdl he emphaU ped that these end other pojslble ■■rejects m ust aw ait the big Tenk n e e * experiment. » . I Re fore* la tton "ts ffM f l tl t rfep h » , th ,* grog r a n r r T in t Afl8M T tL |f«dertaken In the highlan It vrlth s * 0 to producing lum ber and reigM ing floods. iBy eons true lion of the various flood control bielns 'iri. the Teeiressrp trlhutarics, lie believes the am dunt of prim ary powvr at the gigantic Muscle -Slmalv, Ala., PTIier p lant’ can he <!<Ab!r,| to bet >9h r te a 2,000,000 and 3,ISk).000 hors* power. rh irM.*triton. KvpUtriif 2 •hi itntcRM H llia rw iK i* ••tntnl I preject which the Prmldtr*t will put op to Congrra* at ta rt leal moment. ■t Ui* Roosevelt drrim goes md this. It is his hope for ng ,out the itlork of every Tho 1Prrsidcnt-plect explained Ml ha selected t lit? Tennessee •tersbed reaching over the totes Of Virginia, West Virginia, aanesace. North Carolina,'South arolina, Kentucky, Alabama and Usaisalppl because it affunled PAGE SEVEN 1333 M a r k e t R e p o rts Through courtesy of the U. 3. pephrlmcm uf. Agricul­ ture in cooperation with the Florida State Marketing Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Sanford representative. . mtinned from Pago Qua) paper m m : “I am very much EM If M tioaal planning I te there states, I am refilllt ran 6* made to work cn watersheds of the country." "•d ia ls employment fir > to 70,00* mca la the tatlon and eventaat new f a r *00.900 persons tv eon- B t rtU a je large sums now being H nt for unemployment relief In n cities to be used for the purMae o f foodstuffs.’* FRIDAY, FEBEVAHY LIKE - NOW OVCR ON YOUR BACK GIT YOUR N\UOHOOKS S U P LIKE, TMIO / / THIS .YOU 31G DUfAO FERTILIZERS and FEEDS /or FI o r I d i a n a MOW T H A IS OOMtTM IM f, lIKt. IT - IF V O U 'IL JU.M V ‘ -Two of lha federal men—“cua- AT 1df)N KY~ SAVINfTT'RICEH taggers’*-entered -the four giubs, C O M PLE TE STOCKS o4* at- a time, made puichasL't, TRUCK DEI.1VEHV S itltpn one of them held operator ROM II STOKES JUad all hut one of liv. opaployM ley on ALL your FertL L t the' point of * revolver whije Feed sw 4s el this A other directed the other om- O Were. We deliver by track. to In rvjdif* enieresO hafl tom* re ‘daparteJ haatlly. Idarv destroyed the B<(uor ZERS Everythlog" la Mixed F»rtlUx*re xad FertoUser Mater tele b o a t salted far till* locality. W i m alalaia big. coatpleU, fresh ESfcrjffir. Jim Dandy FEEDS “ All Stock sad Poultry Food* Grain* aad Hay—F sboim aaccaaas*r* J l a Daady Brand. Freak & r t - Y i A s ws ~ r l e ^t t b r . A C O M P LC re . S U R P R IS E , b u t w h en S Y L V IA F O U H V IT H A T H M F Y a im ** i Merely Rovers THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY rev /O E N T cr, t h i s TOM AMO DICK. A RE ALSO OF THE SA M E RO V IN G N A T U R E ^J - Y c u n . p a t h e r — t h a t 1* MR M 'sO U B N - H E v /rk S T H E 1 SA M E Z N t V E R K fri w w H k r t t H e V 'A S - FilkT.T IM C H IN A - THCN S O M E VktieKF. EL b d , ' L A N ’ j CAN ES t ir v Y O R ftitD ME A ^ A LL T H E T I M E ffP ? I D LOV E TO S E E SH O R T Y A & A IM / HS W A S ALWAYJ OUCH A D t A R — T W ONDER W H E R E H E COOLER O B ? � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald