30 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/75bafd42e01d77c183c08520deb61a59.pdf a7e69d7d2a713e4afdada8c94284b7cd PDF Text Text I -r' %% V* THE WEATHER Partly ib id ]) with pasalbto rslra tonight and Frldsy. NUMBER! Pfra C a to A C*w Firestone Cats His Prices FTve Percent RELIEF LOANS 150 Millions In Addi­ tion Recommended To Carry Through Until Long Session WASHINGTON. Fib. 2 r (!P)— Appropriation of gn ad* dltlontl 1160.000,000 for di­ rect relief loans to states was AKRON, Fob. 2—(XV-Th# Flrestoae Tire aad Rubber Company provided another flurry (a tha aariea of tlra price crura In vartaaa cities to­ day by announcing a five per­ cent cut In specified grades of tires Other grade* will he rut In tho -proper relation.- the announcement aatd. Other compaatoa as Id they are preparing U moot the cat or -study it" beforv announcing their policy. str a w s c a ik b IN m i l F IN A N C E frjjf mam^xsaSr f j S f l l B S B E E N im tlD Miller, presldant of the Reconstruction poration. 4 Finance Cor­ It* endorsed In general terms the W iener bi!| to lilcrmlis* th* Uw uniQer which hi* organisation administers relief, testifying that the demand for aid la iacreaalag. He opposed, howerer, proelalona proposing to thrum wide open the entire reaourtea of the corpora­ tion for relief Ida no to ala ten, raying It would handicap efforta to itlmalata local relief work. dte tratified the preoent >300,000,000 fund would laat until June and the additional 9160.000.000 -would carry ai through to the long teuton In December”. A about for art Ion to frte Congreat from a chaotic condition , .k w ly strangling leglalation for which the country la clamoring, atirred the Senate yeattrday to .ptrjks. htws. ssna .out of ap­ propriation billa, but the road ahead laat night remained un­ certain. T V entire >11,001.000 propcaed In the Trosiury-Pcatofflg ap­ propriation bill for maintenance of tlo a ir. i^all aarrlco eras' thrown overboard an on? rota, .39 la Sdl Thla waa followed Im­ mediately by a propoaal that (Continued on F a n five) .j W am ffiiffffsircri^ tto A gainst Spurious 2 0 -D o llftr Bills 'I "Look out for counterfeit >20 billa” la tha glaring title of a cir­ cular letter u a t to alt Spark* Theater manager* and aun-relaora In Florida yesterday, on* 0f which waa received by Jos. I- Mattellette, local Sparks representative. Thi letter warns against accept­ ing >20 billa vuleaa they are 'ound to be genuine, a fact that la beat ascertained by a cleat etude of all >20 bills offered at boa office* -The counterfeit hill la In arm ­ as compared with a.genuine tin bill In several step seta- The head of Amirov Jackson on tho coun­ terfeit hill la much smaller than th at on- a genuine bill, while tho eyes of Jackson an th , counterfeit are almost entlply clued. Further tho counterfeit bill bean tha Im­ print of a purported - J - i r aeries. The J-1S Is a »null J with vary •mall lettiraf and la right over tho signature of tha Secretary of tha Treasury A. W. Mellon, In tho right hand lower cornor of the bUI * My. Marentettc passed the In­ formation on t* local* bank tellers, •ad builaeaa houses, believing th at In view of tho fact that a counterfeit 910 MB waa recently passed la Saaferd, tha guilty per­ son* may coaoMgr operating hern or ln thia «o*ti*il again. Oral Lake h" g Of Concluded ta raised Oral a t or agmlmt the ta-| Format Lake, former Sanford banker, . , . tho Suprnaa Court of Florida In Tallahassee yesterday afternoon and Mr. U W H - A White, and A R- Digfctea, attorneys, rotnmod to thla eU| khartly aftor- k . * Mr. WWto arfted aaveral points fa r s te a l half u hour, ho said thin marMfg, sftor . v b k h Mr. Dlghlon eipreeaod klaaaalf la hahalf of tho ease. W. ». Dkhlaaon. Tha* Pa attonw y, • * • |y . Mato Seaatot ft. W. OeUen a t Urn he-bin ring Chicago Capitalist Is . Indicted O n Many Charges Of Fraud [GERMANY RIFE WITH POLITICS AT FEVER HEAT Tense Situation Seen In BanningrvOf All Outdoor Communis­ tic Demonstrations BERLIN, Feb. 2— (X i-C hancc'lnr Hitler's first appeal for a parliamentary majority in th* elections Mar. 5 found Germany seething today with political ani­ mosity. 'AAll ll outdoor* communist mostly. part of'Ger tothneu in the greater gr many. Th* tense situation reached a r'lm ai with Hiller's announce­ ment of two four-year p'ana of national regeneration for “salvalion” of the fanner anil worker. WASHINGTON, Fab 2.-4X1 —Tho government ended the first seven months of Its 1933 fiscs) year with a deficit of >1X71.721.031, having collected from all sources >1,338X06.900 ami .pent >2.410X26X41. The public debt Jan. 31 amounted-to twenty billion, an Increase of almost three million in the total In 12 months The government's Income continued to fad* away despite an in­ crease In mlscvllanrous Internal revenue coming from n*w taxes. New Veterans* March On Capital Is Pre­ dicted For Special Session O f Solons HEAD OF ORANGE; TO RID LOAFERS P u p i l s Who Won’t Study Are „ j - - - - Useless ~ ----Expense To County CHICAGO, Feb. 2. - O f ) - Hla RERUN, F*h. 2.—441-A fte r! years ago a t tho pinnacle of his Compulsory labor service and! financial power, James W. Steven* the tstabilsnmrnt of farm col­ ORLANDO, Feb. 2.--Urglng a opened the world's largeat hotel, a onies,' the chancellor said, will, rijjd ruling tn rlimiral* chronic >30,000,000 building uf 3000 constitute "the'm ain pillars" of hla liusfrts from the school* of rooms. program for the reconstruction uf Orange county, Judson It. Walk­ ' Yestefday tho grand jury In­ the fatherland. er, county school superintendent, dicted him, now 80 ytars old, with New elections to replace the his two sons on charges of em- 'Reichstag dissolved by presiden­ yesterday di.c7o.cd fasts and fig­ beulement, conspiracy, fraud and tial decree were set for Mnr. 5. ure* on the county system garn­ ered on a complete tour of the larceny. Between new and the day of the The 35-atcry hotel waa a monu­ voting the uuvernment will go t» territory. Double ripens* fo the taapayment of the success, social promi­ the people in an intensive cam­ nence and stability of the Slevrns paign on th* slogan, “llindenburg or* rc idling from students re­ family—on* of Chicago's proudest sml Hitler" ------- peating courses because of failgra —whose nam j it bo re.......... ,----- - The president dissolved tha {a a burden that ran l« pointed Stevens had won hi* way up Reichstag because of the failurv out. lie heilevrs that the schools from drygoeda' clerk to merchant, uf negotiations -designed to bring aiu » public-lescinsenl and lisat hdnkcr~. financier, ‘" hotel nijrnir, •bout thv support, or at least th* taxpayers ran no lonser be exand kiad of the Illinois Life In­ toUratlon, of the centrist party, ptetrd t<> support them ax loafing “Rrasonnble ditto surance Company. which would have permitted the institutions. Tha indictments chargad 'they Hitler cabinet to command a ma­ drnds" should l-e forthcoming, It the superintendent's runtrntiuil. brought About tho collapse r f tho jority. Insurance company, with 70,000 Citing figures to show that laat The stirring political event, of policies of >150,000,000 face value, the laat few days—intituling the yrar 7lH) out of ll.lXMl pupils In by leans to thrmselves and their resignation of the von Schlrlchter Orange rouirly school, fulltd In properties and by declaring >250,- government and the unexpected one or m»r* subject* largrly he000 dividenda while th? company elevation in rvpqrt* of political rouse of non-api Ik slbin, Walkti bad a deficit, that reached nearly violence coming front muny pact, slated that failures were a -erious >7,000,000. T of the Reich. * hardteap to student* strking th* Since th * national socialist lead­ moat- froth tbelr xroeh. He stotgd JflMflteC* v qpmpsny paU TtAto^Oo JMdmnti white losing er became chancellor on Monday. that every school in the rouuly money aver a two-year period, th* 11 persona hava been killed and 44 htd Its own group of mentally Stevensea coll.-ctlng most of it wounded a'rlnusly enough to re­ because they cwned 80 percent of quire hospital treatment. Most of laxy. Superintendent Walker claimed casualties resulted from th* stock, an audit showed. that If loafers were wrtded out (Continued on Page Viva) The reason hack of It all, busi­ from the class room. . leather* ness associates said yesterday, would be able to rarry hrosler waa the -world's biggest hotel." Bssignmrnl schedules. 11o ite r a Jam-s W. Stevens started his rhar.ee for a reduction In the business carter as a drygoods stalfs of Orange schools. clerk a t Colchester, 111-, where In addition to the purely eco­ •w ry son has been told f tr 40 nomic side of the problem. Walker years to fallow If he could In vlrws a ruling to eliminate loaf­ the Steven* footstapa. Appointment Tuesday of I)r. ing ns a possible benefit to th* With a common s-honl educa­ tion and little capital, he moved Elisabeth Tracy as chairman uf mi rale of the schools, increased t , Chicago and opened a store on the QuIit Show which will te one rlT'alercy In Instruction and a 8tat? Street, and from that day of the features of tho Homo Dem­ better graduate product. Muperiotendcnt Wa'ker staled on his wealth mounted. II* be­ onstration Fair to be held a4 lh-> came a bank director and in 1893 Mayfair Hotel on Feb. Id-18, to­ •'so that a4tdr visiting various helped to organise the iiuurpnce day was followtd by announce­ (Continued on Pngs Ftvaj ments relating to ih* method of company. • That, too, was a money maker, entering quilts In competition tor 2* I4PENHE8 DISCED f i r year* its dividends were 25 thi several p rim that aro to be > Twenty marriage licenses were p:icent three times a year. Ilia awarded. , Dr. Tracy this morning said Issucil at th* office of Judge two sons, Ernest J., and Raymond, pounded th* streets as Insurance that all quilts must be registered James G. Sharon during January, •gents a fte r thry finished col­ with her a t the Mayfair Hotel te- it wa* announced today by Mrs. lege. Their salaries ultimately fore Ih* morning of Feb. 15. This Csssandra Sehults. secretary to wl.l allow ample time to arrangu Judge Sharon. Of this number, 14 retched $72,200 a year each. The family grew wealthier and them into a tasteful display which wtre issued to negro couples, and ' gained prominence. Both of James will t* Judged un thv following six to whit* couples. W.'s sons now have grown fami­ morning by Miss Nelli* Keown, of lies. Each year James W. went DeUtd, district ' supervisor of back to Colchester for the annual th* Stale llem* Demonstration oyster fcatlral, often with the Department. mayor cf Colchester, England, a* First, second, and third prises his guest. It waa a custom will be awardad in four classes, Stevens, established. He named she announced. The antique ciass "Residents of this community a grill In th a hotel for the town. is divided Into two section*, the will have no letter opportunity to Th* epening of tho hotel In “A" acellon for quills 1UO years April, 1927, with th* nation’s not­ of age or older, and tho "l»” sec­ rxpresa their appreciation of tha able* present and praising the tion for quilts 75. year* of ugu »r many cITorta put forth tor the gcr.cral betterment of this romStevens acumen marked the be­ older. munilyr by Rev. II. Irving l-ualginning of the decline in th* Tha 60-year class Includes f>" til”, said Arthur llranan, <nslrfamily fortune. years old o»d Up to and t""»r inun of tha local Boy Kcoul Coun­ The railroad* dallied with but including 74 years old. cil this morning, "than by bring put eff a plait to build a huge Tho moder n e l a o s Include, terminal in tha l e t s Michigan brand how or quilts not older Ilian present at the parish House to­ shore across Michigan Avenue morrow night whtn Seoul J Com­ from the betel. Comiwercia travel- 49 years. Including appliques, xnd missioner U. M. Wakelin, of Urainlo, presents local Boy Scout tog fell off. From th e day It ni«o4<i QUlltts A,- special «!•**. to Include all opened, the hotel lost money. It officials with a chartrr proclaim­ quilts which cannot be c'assifi-’d coat >50,000 a day to kaep It open. ing the official recognition of under IW first throe sections, In­ •Stnfnrd'a latest Scout troop, to ba cluding cooatorpa"*1 k,,<* known a* No. 1-79." pUqueo. . 2 Girls Indicted As He gave as tils reason for thja Announcement wna aim m ale ststcnf.rit the fhet that Itev. Leaders Of Bandits that tha Automobile Show which Louttit has long been associated U oo* of tha failures of the Fair, LIBERTY, Texas, Fab. 2.-IX ) will ba'hgld during tha entire with the devaiopmen: of a .--coat —Two pretty g lrlso rer* earned Folr Insttad of on Friday a* was troop t-omprlaad of young mao' number* of hla Pariah, ami. evar today as leaden *f a gang of anrouacad yooUrday. since recent puns Indicated that bank bandits aftor oevea men such a troop might te organised -.'« Indicted by a grand Jury In this year, ha haa been a leading HOT TIMS IN TOWN two h.ld (.% *f Ike First Nsfigure In Ita organisation Ilona Bark e f Cleveland. Texas. MACON, 04«—Flra loaa h»r * ."Tha charter presentation to­ The girls, according to authorities, during IMS waa (wlc* that of the morrow night", Mr. Braran said, "»U1 ba particularly gratifying to R an Lauttit to view of tha fact th at hii «Ul toon leave us. I E l i z a b e t h Tracy N a m e d Chairman Of Quilt E x h i b i t PLAN TO raise ! Gigantic Plan For TARIFFS IS HIT Providing Jobs Is BY CHAIRMAN Deficit For 1st 7 Months Over Billion Roosevelt Proposa • a m t MRS. ROOSEVELT MORATORIUM LS X T em a”.9 D e v ™ ment InvolvingNe#, PLANS ECONOMY GIVEN GEORGIA Social Experiment AT WHITE HOUSE FARM DEBTORS WASHINGTON. Feb. 2.—1X1— In a vigorous assault upon Re­ publican p|an* for boosting ta r -1 iff* automatically against depre-’l lated currency rountries. iRrlrr.uInforjnalily-.-Ta.Mark ....>■ j n tn rm am y ~ io ~ » ia t K W ARM S P R IN G S , O n ., , . , . M - MM i « j a s a t e m t e i t w i n m H r t i « « a m i t » t w t i t o » a n k Life-Insurance■Com­ Nearing Occupancy panies Take Action Following P a r l e y Of Next First Lady perimcnt to provide 200,000 joint mul herald the birth of n new America from which the eitrae of unemployment ATLANTA. Feb. 2 ._ ( X f - Gov­ will bo lifted, was proposed WASHINGTON, F*b. 2.- ( X > The Lincoln study Is going to ernor Talmadge.announrrd yester­ t o d a y by Pro.-dden t-elect he changed bark into a bedroom, day the Georgia Real Fatal* Insn Rnonevt-K. man, told'the llous* committee to­ day "If vou want an embargo, pv> • head amt pass It, hut let ua do it hnns-stly arid Intelligently." A new march of'Vrteran. to the rapilal to present ex-soldlrrs' de­ mand. to th* expected special ses­ and President Roosevrlt will have Association, *n nrrwnlxation of IS The ruggrd highlands and far* sion of Congress ...............V . i w a. predicted . . ..by the second floor oval room, which nf the lanrrst life Insurance com­ tile industrial valley of the Tail* Levla. member of the(hM U,B Mr. Hunyrr>, pHrat* panies doing business in lire stale, nesses wali-rsled was rhosea bp ConimutTl*r pssrtjr.' sitting room, tor hi* study. had declared • moratorium on all Roosevelt for Hut "most in! Representative Fuller. DemnMrs. Roosevelt, apparently, I* rrat of Arkansas, proposed abo­ going to forego the customary Georgia farm mortgages, eirrp t Ing experim ent the govei n e r 'h a s u n d e rta k en ." lition of the Farm Hoard by elimi­ Whita House runtodiam-house- In roses of abandonment. His ilrrani rails for a nating th* half million-dullar ap­ keeper, and manag? the house­ Announcement of the derision propriation in the independent of- hold with the aid „f a steward followed n conference hrlwtrn the lernal development encom rrforrstaticn^ reclamation. firs-s sur-ry bill being considered and his wife. , governor and n committee of the power .and agricultural rehnblll by the House. There'll be b.-tween 2.70 and 300 association. lion. Ills aim is to balane*' Uw* Senator I’ittman. Democrat, of tn lunch, a thousand to Ua, and The governor said the leaning nations population anaw Nrvaito, told th? House committee 75 to dinner at the White House companies had promised to renew the cities and country. that re-munetlration of silver t n inaugural day. all mortgages If the farmers Roosevelt als„ lo pea to carty "could not possibly increase the Three women who have rooked • greed t,, slay on thsir farms and his scheme Into other stotlvwfi rurrenry of the world more than fur presidents will be seeking oth­ l*clv«_ billion dollars even on th* er J<.l>* after March 0. Two maids that foreclosure* will not ho nr. from the Allt-gha'liles lo tha IV derr,| except In ra*e» wh-re the! rifle Coast ami through U basi. of 16 tn onr." with White-House references also owners abandoned the property. tabllsh American |lf# on il , Frank framing from Senate-leadwill be on the labor, market. .. '- Tslms.le- atom rmlrt the rbnc Hurl will mean th* end nf un -*r* that-G roat• Britain eannot s^These are just • few of th* panies wer* willing to help th» ployment, decentralisation o f V . per t debt adjustments without •tlrringi In the air about thp farmers further, quoting T. W. ihistry, and people protected by providing compensations was Is­ executive mansion a t 1600 Fanilsued last 'night In response to sylvanla Avenue, w h e r e tha Sterrett a* saying "onr rompanles the watrhful tya of government.’ aro willing not only tn renew the D e t a i l s nf • p l a n f b r N’rvull* Chamlwrlaln'a statement frame-work of an inaugural pa- mortgages they hold hot alto to world-wide lowering of j ta riff that Britain doe. not' regard the rad* reviewing stand la now ris­ roflnanr* the farmer when and if walls ami stablllsatbm of cup* approaching debt discussions as he need* it." ing. reticle* In Pxrhange tor war dsbta " • 'g r e a t swapping deal." Into Ih# White (tout* with tha T h e rompanles making t h e Chairman Ilornh of tha Senate Roosevelts trill go their own agreement have millions of dollars relief were worked out yrstonUy Foreign Rrlation. Committee, household staff nf two cooks, a loaned nut on Georgia farms, and by President-elect Roosevelt wlQt Senator Hull of Tennis*** at hit sounded the keynote of th* roar Gavtrnor Tntmadge said th* com­ side valet, and a maid. , lion on this side of the ocean with The third floor offices that Mrs. panies were anxious tn complete The arrival of the T*nnaMt<645a formal statement that )f Britain Hoover’s three secretaries have th* agrroment at once that farmwilt pot, consider other world proh­ used .for thetr eyplnir and their era might begin ygaparotlort for provolu-d a flash outburst of eorvJectttra. about him for tha aCblndt eme t« cwnwertton with debt* “we th# 1933 crop. •nd h* was listed by tom* nf tha hag* no alternative but to stand telephoning will ba turned back H* arlderl that “there are hun­ (Continued On Pag* Five) , by the debt srttlcment heretofore Into gusat rooms. Tha third floor suit* sthirh Ih* dred* of farmers In Georgia who made." h a v a mortgages c o m i n g d u e "If the British corn* to th* ron- custodian ha* occupied will become throughout this year ami If they q u artan for Mr*. Roosevelt's sec­ (Continued <>n I'ago Five) felt that they would not be able tn rotary. Igiula McHenry Howe. Roose­ meet their obligation* and likely long-time- secretary, will would be turned olT their plares It H. C. .Cole, Resident velt's hava aa his Washington apart­ sro* only human for them not tn H ere 7 Years, Dies ment tha Blue bed room on tha get to work on crops which even­ fall Into other serond floor. For the Koosavelt tually would Satisfactory progress today The l.xiy of II. C. Cole. 06. bey*, tha Yellow room, with its hand?." was reported by Otto Caldwalh who died a t the home of his twin bads, ha« been sit aside. official of tha ijt. John* R lvtr Tha "Monro# sitting room” son, Robert F. Cole, at shout l-ine Co., toward tha raising e f midnight last night, wss sent to equipped with suthrntic reproduc­ City Tax Collection tha freight line's 975,000 flagship Flcrr-hre, S. C , this afternoon by tion furniture Ihrouph Mr* llooExceeds lO ^ ercen t City of Sanford from ita position trsln, svhrre burial will taka ver*a efforts, spparenty will re­ on (Ho bottom at la k o Monroe a t place tomorrow afternoon. main "*• Is." With the rollectlon of >1591.86 the head of th? obi (,7yd* dock. President Roosevet will hare 6Ir. (’• le had been ill ill health of the City of Sanford's 1932 as­ Ditora who arrived' yeatarday for sevn«| month*. Hr had livtd In his personal suite the room sessment roll during January, a morning ailviseil that tha croft hr re for the past srvrn years d**d by Mrs. Hoover Bs a dress­ total of slightly more than 10 ran be raised by pumping water and he was a native of Flortnea, ing room, and Mr«. Roosevslt H. C., whrra he was born on will have the one now serving as percent'of the rntira reality tax front II* interior after all doors, roll has been rullectetl since Oct. hatchways, and the smokaxtecka the President's bed room. Oct. !C. 1866. 1, according tn rrorils at tlje City hate been rln-cd anil sealed, Thla The intormalily for which the ■Surviving him aro a daughter, Mrs. J. K. Carlisle of .Spartan­ govenor’s mansion In Albany be­ Hall today. The total collected method will b* tried early tonglht. burg; three sons, C. II. Cole anil came famous, may crop out as since Oct. I is >21,788.62, while In the meantime, officials re­ unity assessment roll port that about 37C0 boats Of tha Robert F. Cole of Sanford and early as Inauguration day. When the James Cole of Washington, D. C.S Mrs. Roosavslt wss told there •mounts ta >216,886.31. GOOO boxes of fruit that rirkk Only >74 in personal taxes was down with the boat when sno a slsU-r, Mrs. II. C. Moehel, of wasn’t time to prepare tha state rharealon, and a brother, J. C. dining room tor n dinner of 76, collected during Ja n u ary ,-but It tank suddenly t l about 8130 aftor a tea for 1060, »h,« asked brought the total collected on the o'rloek Tuesday niglit 'havo baan Cole cf Florence. if the Whita House had any chid­ >43,918.21 personal assessment* removed. This fruit is being ing dishes. It hadn't, but th* roll lo tl 1.478.66, or more than stored in the old Wight Grocery dinner will be buffet. one third of the roll. Co. warehuu.su at Commercial January brought an end to dis­ Street and I'uliricUo Avenue, co u n t alhiwed 6 >r payment of where It will bo sold in bulk.’ Famous Publisher Of City real or personal tnxes. From Mr. Caldwell tguln said iBat now until Apr. I, when tho books tint total loss t» hit firm la in Denver Dies Of Flu close city, and I am hopeful that many and property, stands liahtr neighborhood of >2U,OU0. "Tha p a rtita and friends of th* boys DENVER, Few. 2.-< X )-F red - to foreclosure, there is no furlhrr lire cargo ubtourd tha City of roniprising tha troop as well as trick Bonfils, publisher of tha discount. , Sanford", ho said, "as .wull aa all friends of Rev. Louttit will be Denver Pott, who** picturesque cargoes sent out or brought la am present." carver haa b**a linked with many covered by insurance*. Our prin­ Accompanying Commissioner spectacular event* of tha Rocky Federal Bulletin I h cipal Iota i \ in the- raising sad Wnkeline to Sanford will be Rev. Mountain • region for more than Issued As To Celery rehabilitation of the boat." M. K. Johnson, Urlandu vice? a quarter uf a century, died to­ Ha added that a temporary president of the Central Florida day following a brief illness due Local celery growers and ship doorway has been erected a t tkgi Boy y cuut council. Judge J. U. to a complication of influents and Sharon, a maiuter of th* Keml- •or infection. II* ram* into tha pens today were In Terelpt of an western k h d 'n f~ th a duck wkisfa nolu County council, also will national spotlight ID years ago official United Htnles Department Ih motor freight* "Jean" today play a |» r t in the charter presen­ when tha activities of th* Post of Agriculture bulletin which waa unloading another ihtpmaat carried, among many othi* re­ of fraight. Scrvlc* U tKaraite* tation. resulted In tha uncossvrlng of ports, the following statement of only allghtly disrupted. Mr. Cgltto Following tha presentation of tha Teapot Dome oil scandal. tha condition of tha nation's cal­ wall staled that avery effort will tha charter to Kcuutmaster C. L. Hewaon, more than 16 member* Odd Fellows To Hold ory crop and market prir* during b* mad* to bring the sunken Leak lo tha surface before (ha and of the week ending Jan. 28, 1933: of tha troop will te handed certif­ Open Meet Ttmlght "F. U. B. prices on the 10-inch tha wttk. icates of membership in the new cfatea Of Florida celery declined troop. Half a Coien other boys in D. C. Howard, nob!* grand of sharply to 60 cents and >1, and cartlfkntea within a tow weeks, lUngliitfir’s Wife th* • troop will receive their Hanford Lodge No. 27, I. 0. O. F. the half-crates In Houthern Cali­ this morning mad* a second ap­ Defendant In fornia were weaker at >1 and There aro about It) places open, peal to all past, present, or visit­ ||^ was said this morning, and alt ing mamtwra of th* Odd Fallova 91.11. Consuming centrr prices NEW YORK. W c boys not connected with a Scout th at they attend an op**> meeting landed downward on all arrivals. half-crates brought New York American a a ja ' (map lycally, or* Invited to b* of Dm local lodg* to by held at tha Michigan 91.36-91-50 in Chicago? compared Emily Hoag Buck Rlnglh ___ tomorrow night and to lodga rooms at Fourth Htraet aad •Igwify their desire of Joining tha PIa* Avoaua tonight at t i l l With a general jobbing range of of John Rlagllag, elrcuad '91-60->2-85 on' bi.'f eratea’ from been served with a a^Jack new troop Is sponsored by A abort regular sessloa wfU California. The Flurida 10-Inch a quarter of a million crates sold a t >l>2.50. Shi pineal* of offact! on suit. H a r'l Man’s Club of Holy Craaa a t 7:46 a’cwk, Mr. ifowggA rt law, Fraacia X. Kelly ' from Florida reached 4H6 •a aarx Church. R. F. Monaato lad local m*mb«ra. U chairman of tha troap th* opaa m a ting will _ , during the week or 200 raorp than oatloa* charging Mm. from tha output of a year •« •. CaB- parsuadad kla wlf*, w lt^ K e v . Lo Increased to about lty .g Umro h la . Mra. Kelly I W. MeRorA a"** “ * Florida. v . tha sarvn-day terlod." ' aa cosmnitteemrn. Progress Is M a d e In E ffort To Raise S u n k e n F reighter Boy Scout Charter To Be Presented Local T r o o p At Meeting Tomorrow UM i ■{ R • t -'vA- �**~^t!riuf*Tftwanrw8M!r ar of the atom Haled on this pace, you will receive one doDac'a worth of “prosperity atrip,** .Aak for It and aava til “Prosperity Scrip** k aa $ 1 5 0 With Each Dollar of Caah rood aa a dollar in the MUane Theatre’s auction Tuesday night Feb. 7 when 9150 worth of merchandise win be sold to the highest bidders. Only “Prosperity Scrip” may be offered at the auction. Don’t forget— this scrip wlQ be worth lt*a face value Tuesday night, Feb. 7. Purchase TAKE ADVANTAGE Of This Opportunity To Stretch Your Dollars And A t The Same Time Secure “Prosperity Scrip fered — Save It •Vr two days only—Tomorrow & Thurt SPECIAL—Wednesday and Thursday Two Ladles' Dresses of Two Men's Hulls Cleaned and Pressed VAUDEVILLE and REVUE 500 Sanford Ave. Men's and Women's Clothing Cash Grocery & Meat Market • 406 Sanford Ave. . Special Firestone Magnex BATTERY 94.95 and old battery. Phone 893 SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CO a * 108 Magnolia t • 3 Pts. Milk for Two Days only at 50c Each 3 Pis. Laney’s Rub. Alcohol $1.00 Electrical Supplies Electrical Contracting Work • • . Magnesia * **', * $1.00 K * i'.v 4BoxesK otex Regular 95.75 Value Seat Covers on Sale Wednesday and Thursday. $1.98 $1.00 Corner 2nd and Magnolia and Ten(h St. and Sanford* Ave. 108 Magnolia Ave. ATTENTION MEN! $1.50 to $2.50 Value SHIRTS * — • * M a u l Law* WfBM CllwM "Th# DetU Is .Drhlag” We Sell on the. Easy Pay Plan $1 Value Swan Pencils on Sale BRIGGS JEWELER Fist and Elm —OS THE PptBBN — $ 1.0 0 ' See our window display. 1 PL Cottage Cheese PL Heavy Cream 2 Doz. Fresh Eggs 1-lb. Fresh Churned Butter Value $1.27—All for fat* th* ita r rr o .il t u n at Uta Saafenl Farwitara C*. aad will h« ap*a far baahwas W th i r i i y aMralag ttian rra w ). W* ara alfaring anaaaal rahwa f a r a a r apaulag aad h a t targat • • ara glriag away *Pr.ay»r itr BaripP »IU m A dollar a pawl hi rmah. 5 y■ $ 1.00 S A N F O R D Vi . : J ‘ a- . ’. . a $ 1.00 | • . ^ <»„ . • VERY SPECIAL 75c and $1.00 boxes Social Stationery 2 boxes for $1.00 SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY Admiration DeLux* Scalp Traalatent * 75c a . Vormtilj *a Mlpalf. Araaa* We have special prices every day­ ' o n d w e g tr , ^ “Prosperity Scrip" Wednesday and Thursday Only _________ v ; *H' * _ OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO, full line of t^e First Aid Napkins flAO Value Feuntajii Syringe or Water Bottle................... II4» v«i». <hm «■ ' SPORTING GOODS STORE . SPECIAL One lot of Ladles* $1.25 and $1.50 Print WASH DRESSES WE ARE MOVING! Oar dlaplay tjfif a*a Hprlag Sport Shota . . , DJO aad IS.00 ... . all mad* by Friendly Flv», F ull F aahknw d R l H O S E - J p a ir ... T tn a k SH O ES—3 Beach SANDALS •<> \ j . ’ ’ �g» o-rt t* i Home-CannedFood And Garden P lo ts Seen On Increase itloti of Income tax w jg t iu s / ' * o UrfO portent wWoh, If HpStfi a rathor auiwrii Id fvto r ot IB*; u n td thy frxA Ilona, yyadijU fdl Income to whld In order to will noon he cm Social Calendar W11ENT Th* Allay tervod jtment and reoult largely from the IB1Ito UXt of mdentr, or other deduction* from fto*B U en titled . ■ nany resident# of thi* community who ted with the problem# and pgrpIoxRtaa r M a w w a s t E hayfaw January 1 Bad and* March 1$. !*»*WHERE! CaOMter af laUnial r a n mat for th* district which th* p e n a lty * * w A * his principal placa ai butlaas*. HOW! fiat Instruction* an Forma I040A and 1040. ‘ WHATT Faur par caal hae­ mal U « oa tha first $4*00 la tic sta of th# personal exemp­ tion aad credits. Eight pdr emit MBSOt emphaaUe too atrongly the Jm: thew article*. n of how exemption* have been lowered INCOME-TAX DONTS “Silver Dollar” Will Run 2 Days AtMOane le ^ dry mareal, and ff»l*tharawltb. than a how* foil irtficas with Long's Mmt F fl ' " a - F l r r I a M.oo 4.8 si- hL e b 5n nt.de" Such dnductlona ln•la contribution#, Intmnt, and cerbed s,cheep., r r ditpluin t t ftaBurtnce l n debte, i spBymenies t f i aFrom A the net Income before comfctxn the pwieu-l pritf-1 putlog putlnf the txx, pdrtontl exemptione end credit for dependtBx. penoiul on il ervr’P>lnn* ^**t aear p— " , I ante jnoet be deduct ed. The paamen, end *3^00 for B tnerS J gS S ? kTfl.ftOO T O ; S .mounted to fl.BOO for b b ••Ini XlnfU whUh men, but thU year the exi • U ? J ’" ! to $1,000 for t singlei men end Crodit for egeb dependent, both thle /bar SSI’S * 49 The t*x U then oxnputed by dediu h K r tk S low* for pereonel exemption end errd tt tSfil d tifro m the net Income end multlplylna the endenl* by th* sBr, the IRXkbll l*tKIi Which la not cl«$r #t b1 ilIcBtad and wha«Hd,*Nh*lltt • tammy <N*. I ) wa»^* ««• t o avoid theta aad t) tha Bureau of Inter** urges careful reading lr figuring ns arc low­ ly small lnhoaa w H k Jl.taxc*. ___ ____ an lowsptdi ryvogp*. d>yuty «*U« So unleaa you wish to pay as you can afford to hire , fpy you, it would be w*ll tuim fsr tha y*«r 1W< tha, iDfoms Ux b«ginning In tlcal whan Cheap Critidim like etyxyon# •»»*. DlvlOndri iUijAtrntftd tho V o|tA in 0! jmnidn were -iUlpp*d samej j , , (tegd** ) lines, but dividcudif on PN* j« U g te d : ^'M r. _______ ________ . « per 9sorter. . .aatlljra*;) preferred ** « l*r would t e w t to . Thai's a t the rate of mt annually- Aad uateM pick* up soea, m t th a t iT b# malaUteed. T he m *ltel ppd th* - w a ^ .a f I No. I HOW TO AVOID COMMON gpn<MMi T h. period for Uv U|* coma-tax return* covering tha cal•ndar yaar 19$* heytaa aad and* a t mldalght of Itowh 1$ Within thi* pariod” ^ nually relUloaa of ladtridariM eoma-tax roluras, a Mrs* propor­ tion of which r*»*rt laeonm snhi ^ t u tha tan. Tha laUar aaatala a consldarabla P «*«*M a »• rors, which If uncorrocted by th# audit would raault ta th* dUedrantag* of th* taxpeyar- M*»y • £ errors of compoUlto" dbcovered on th# fM* M th* which «»unity b aecompanba h y n paymtnt of mow Jk ia « • Bil i f tax du*. In other wtwwa l» U raadiiy dlacaraibl* that the tax7. a .i.B t . i.Wa a^nn- j jS TALLAHASSEE.—In iK lM alay aumbara, Florida woman nra sort-lag thalr famlllaa froth or canned product* from thalr own homo garden* firry month In tha yaar, aererdlng to figures com­ piled by tha atata horn* demon,uacheoa a f tha Garden Club af •tratlon dapaftaraaC Woman reSaafard wDl ha held a t 10:30 A. ceiviag help from county hontr M. at the Sanford Con*try llub. dcmoaatratlua ayanta yraw 3J92TS Mrs. Malcolm Lander win yir# a gardens In I9JX. These ynrdaaa U.’. W d l worth of talk on -Maths aad Bsttarflte*.' piodurad Rraerrattoaa must ha mad* by vegetables *«r«cil at homr. $31,­ aaa* Wadnaeday with Mrs. J. C. 917.47 worth of vegvtab'e* told fraah, and HIA&O.M) worth af vegetables canned. In aildilian, H C M U I worth of froth fruits wars told from homr orchards. Outlay 193$ tha fourth annual all-year yardta contest wsa con­ ducted under tha direction of Mian Isabel.* S. Thursby, economist in yardtalny and food cunacrration. •'risen, furnished throuyh the co­ operation Of Francis C. Stokna and Company, hare just been -o w nfdnt■.•«*-tiy*tjm > ” - ,Tnm$hV Santa Kuan, Bradford, Alachua and llo.maa county. Another con­ test la belay conducted this year. Tha calendar, «r all-year, gar­ den la stressed In practically •atrrU in at ( :l$ o’clock a t the every county haciny a kumr damagent, aaya Mist Snath Side Primary School for tho ocatiatKin benefit of the South Side Primary Thuraby. Such a yardrn la • valu­ able a*»et, not un y for.the muney P.-T. A. MONDAY value of the vegetal le* pmduerd Ctnla Number Sts of tha Pres­ but also from the standpoint of byterian Auxiliary. Mr* J . N. Dil­ better meals fur the family, and lon, chairman, will meat at 3:30 cun»<|ucnl.y belter health for a'rlock a t thu home of Mr*. J. N. membeta of tha family. Vege­ Gil Ion, 1101 Pametto Avenue, with table* in wide variety are crown Mr*. GUion end Mrs. J. O. An.lea In evriy county of the state. Women who have particlpalrd TUESDAY. Miss Aaa Gabriel of th* State In tha garden centrals have kept Board of Health, will have a study careful records, nn<l hate become class on, -Pacant Education’’, at Ihorouyhly convinced of the value 1:30 o’clock at th* Junior High uf tha home yarden In bolh dol­ lars snd cent* an I In letter School auditorium. Canada Is Talons Steps .To Prepare B e tty M cK innon Ib Win n e r O f H istory Edward O. Robinson, alar af ■Silver Dollar.’' a First Nall*sal pictars which spews a t tha Milana Theater today far a t-dny run haa tha moat damllay role of h>* ra­ roar la a character that parallel* that of Haw Tabor, Colorado’* sensational Silver Elay la th* days *f th# ytdd rush aad allver Meadamea Wight And strike*. He is said ta have achieved kin dramatic triumph la hlr Hurt Arc Hostesses greatest portrayal af this historically Im­ portant, although somewhat bi­ Mr*. J. L. H art aad Mrs. Balph as re* parsonage, when* spactarwB. Wight ware hastassa*. a t a Mr ria* from poverty to a maltl h r id p party - ytroa yssunlay aftanKaa a t Urn horn* a f th* tetter In Baa* Court la ha nor «*f was a scandal af* Denver aad Mbs Marie fternby. recant p rid ^ Washington aortety. Goa* Into tho hockgrooad of •b et. As heaar guest Mias Uaasjy w a a pesasated s i l k ling* ria, memory Is Ika m-vVrw yaaaitar ami r w » ’ * of “I J t 'k r * * * r ” During Urn afternoon bridge and “Smart Mo**y.“ a* Robinson games were dhjeyed by thv gwests. hi ns mu*, forth as th , Croesus af When sexres were added high th* West, pnlitiral leader and U. ***** prim, a diary, waa awarded 8. saaator. But th* asm* uncanny Mba U nite Mahoney, white ability to Interpret tha tro# charcut priaa, two docks *f playing actar of th# -hlg shot” crook b cards, went to M las-Jalia Ulg- displayed la a sympathetic under, standing a f vain, swashbuckling. L A i tha.ton hoog rvfreshmcaU Im>| intros*ty human ckarartar a* m m sorrod Mr the hmtam-e. aa- Tats* Martin. An aaasaally strong cast InE a d By Miss *Ros# U V .rn* ■ h it. A profusion of eatendolsi rhates Dab* DanteU. Alia* Mac■ d gtedteli. aceeaUstlag a color Mahon, Jobyna Howland. D*Wll| or homo of oraago aad yellow, Jenninro, Robert Warwick. Roswere used t , adorn tho roam* sell Simpson. Harry Holman and whero th# guosta were eater- Charles Middleton. Tallies aad other bridge acetate rim hat* design* to the ___ - t -x EwW fn. Than* proseat worn: Ml«i Mari* Hamby, beat* geest, Mrs. H. M. Hamby. Mrs. H. B. Pop*, and the Mbs** Mary H art, Rm* LaVerne Hurt, ifabu MarsatetU. Jaite JACKSONVILLE. Fab I.—Th# Hlggias, Ira B. Walheu, M als- Curtiaa.Wright eorponjlo* Issued Itoa Mates*, Laelte Mahnasy. th* first taformattea regarding Katheriaa Lab*, and Herecbel th* Feat of new Curtiss Condors It b building for operation stony tba eastara seaboard by Easters Mrs.WA^dbimflG4v«i A ir Transport. Th* first af th# Gvrt, it was announced, wilt fly Party For Her Club tarty la February, aad after IIMrs. J. a Woodruff ami Mr*. caaslag teats, will b* d.Uv..#d Walteca W B»Q w*« high ■*•** ta Eastern Air Transport f*» peters, aovslty cosmetic sets, at cocoplats taste by ite operation New P la n i e Fleet T o S ta rt S e r v i c e On Seaboard L i n e 3RD ANNUAL “ANIMATED MAGAZINE** IS PRESENTED AT WOMAN’S CLUB . Bafora a s audience oj over U>o iK now , lno third annual -animated magaair*’’ of tha Lit-. aratura Department of tha H W , an‘» Club waa presented y c tanUy afternoon at Uta c.ub hm.>* with Mr.. K. M. Halloa ay aa rtlitor ami manager. Tba mato-»o* «•> presented a t tha cUwe of tha monthly bualnaaj mart my a rJ lunch,on of tha c ub for which Mr*. II. J. Ic.Arnn. Mrs. G. II. Hem#*, takaa from Dorothy fa a fi*M Fisher'* boob, "Th* Bat-pie I'aupla." Tha custom* of Iho people. thalr mannar amt occupation* o n e ila> ^ ,|b ^ l by Mra. Millar In bar talk „„ -T V U aa af Ja v a .' Tha ro an w.na aaa than brouf hi to a r us* b , r> bridge talk hy Mra. Ilrtahay, „f w irlar Park, a frmluata leecarr „f th* CullarUon School of t'ontiact Bride*. Mi*. Ilrrshev t a k n k | is* flub u lb* h»*qu«i h * lb* w t l i i t w of Sofltl S «itk« Worker* sh k h sill k t held hvr* aa Mat. \ *, »M Mrs. F. M. Mai tr anmmnrni that ah* a lll or goalie n tilil Scout Troop a soar too *o»p*vof th* Woman"* t lub ami laelted all Saaford gtr a. 10 year* of ay* or aror, to atterd tba first m u t­ iny Finlay aftaimnm at tha club You mlfht think he'd taken -Hoar to Add Inches toYour Cheat." But no-he'k weari«n one ot time Hamm Undershirt*I There's wosnelhin* about ; a Haw**—the vroy it spring* ,,.BRKOu..y»ut--«:b**u.ik*k~—■ makes you want to stkh It out I You feat like a wutttoB bucks. And how Hama docs wear! I V . . . and you yet all th* length yvy tw d to tuck deep u-.x»k yew aborts eo therett be no luUhc aatd bunchtnR at yrur bah. If you don't hr. ** * H a n o i dealer. pJarra vrtvte P. K»’ -j y lianas Knitting C- mpwnf, . Wiroton Sxcr.i. N. C. .. •' tea; Mrs. C. J. Jackson, chairman af th* Division af A rt of tha De­ partment of Fine A rts; Mrs. II. I . Thompson, rbairman of the l»vvla ion of Drama of tha Deparlmant of Fine Arts; Mrs. Harry Sam s president of tha New Smyrna Woman’s Club; Mra. W. B. Ballard, president of tha Saminolo County Federation ot Wom­ an’* Cluba; and Mr*. A. G. Cov­ ington, president of tha Oviedo IM IR T E M a s o t i i c Rally Is Staged In Orlando With 400 P r e s e n t ous states of the union. Se.ervi I romlrent incmbcrs of tin- Ka-Iera Sttar w ne present. Prominent Urlanilu Masons in­ cluded Past Grand Master T. I’. ORLANDO. Feb. t - M a . o a ’s Wallow, F. ami A- M. ard Post held a rally hero Tuesday night Grand High Priest W. It. O’Neal. at Masonic Temp!* with 400 meml*r* from all parts of Florida In Mrs. A. F. listsrd, Mrs. B. F. attendance, though most of th* dategatm ta th* unofficial con­ Whilnrr, Jr., ami Miss l.ucill* IVvention w*r* from Lake, Beml- grin n<otore,| to Gainesville Tursaol*, Volusia, Orange Oaceote, day where they spent th* day with Sumter ard MB ten counties. An Mr*. Raymond P. Phillips. address vras delirorml by Most ExceCent Grand High Priest. Royal Arch Masons of Florida, Wm. B. Greer and many ether lode* ro’ebritle* also spoke. Right Excellent Deputy Grand High Priest R. P. Iluckmaster. of Orlando, spoke at th# rally and was busy all eroalng welcoming Masons to Ih* Orlando temple. Several 33rd degree Masons were present, aa well a* many Grand Master*. K. and A. M. from variFriday evening at * * » o’clock at the First Presbyterian Church, af this city. Th* Rev. 8tulti, of Eustis, will giro .th e Inspirational message. Th# moetiag wUl he fol­ lowed by a social hour la th# church parlors. and to show our -appreciation for the wonderful response to our ad* vertiainc—all departments have gone the extreme limit in giving you values that are really startling for the WIND UP. Ladies* th* hridtm party give* yesterday Th ^ ^ * S n r h M t • m t m t of ■auada. th b plaao will crulsa at USa.Ua* a* b»ur aad msk# . high « H d of 110 sslW* aa bour, it waa dtectemd. T hb crubing *p*^ b 30 mil* aa hoar faster than athsr muhl-anyiaed l rmns ports la gsa•ral as* aa airlines teday. Ite grosa weight will exceed eight Isas. Fifteen pasaesgers, two pl ots, a hastes* aad nearly half a tea af baggage, expre*. i n d a b mall are provided N r. Th# engine* wiH he two air canted W right Cyuteaw •< T°° horse p*war eaeh. —•rod t* tar* th u s h*dml propalters a t tern than eox^e s p ^ Stew propel** speed greatly re­ duce* caMa noise*. F lrtn ch wi •crib, to tho f*ntUmanly «0c In p#ac$, and iwv»tlBd w chi Ity for crlUnneceaaarily troubles lately. Wall 11 1 were i you know the JUST A FEW OF THE OUTSTANDING VALUKSHand made, hand newy. In colors of whit* and pink. Sixes 15 to 20. They're enchanting at thla low price— Choice of The House THEY ARE BRAND NEW SPRING PATTERNS Fine Batiste PANTIES l a Fteeml D eafen* RAYON and RAYON KNIT TEDDIES. GOWNS, VESTS, PANTIES, SUPS-and ETC. Mrs. Brouse Ho«b» Ta Fbrtalghtly Club PANTS Chiffon —Extra Special — Aanther Shipment P U R E S IL K White and Fancy BrwdcMk. Mad* by one *f th* large*! skirt B u k e n t hi the couatry. Lac* Trim—Fitted Ttp SL IPS ALSO DANCETTES collar ttlached Rayon Knit S U P S and P A N T I E S alyl w . Wltk Killed BnM kri T*» 14V4 t* IT Vi ta P * A p HOSE �\ ' ■'*. UnUAWTOKD HR1ULD, HANFORD, FLORIDA, D w ^A Lp r y i n Auwen m ftftnwDA*. M m r m i m i m a h Fashions P ic tu re s Gowni, Undies, S jlo-fioek i in d Goatskin i Shoe* 'Make Milady and My Gentleman Smart for Spring* Beige Kid in the Limelight Seeks ToPromotefimployment R esto re Credit Foundation DETROIT, Fab. t .—Becked by UJXM governmental, engineering ■nil building leaders •nd support­ ers, what Is to be I n m ■• th« Highway and Building C o u rt m .tr ite spoMorrd by t t e ArgeOtee A(a ria a ftderatloii. wbkh IhM *» estimated membership of 8&4»0 began ueoateotetieusry. . a * " ' ~ LARK WORTH—'Wort on High __ . , — v -,- ------- 1 - legal noTU R te m W n Nipncs ( i n n tiZ S E t bi.soy D m i balm »•; ■ •r > i*0 I * o a rsuaa ea a f I M I w l i l q f in a l decree o f ■*"£ •ala. m atla i n f aniseed an Ifca I f t h 4a r o f Iw ea m bar, t o l l . In a r o t w r Ika c i r c u i t C o u rt la and f o r B a w lsola c o a s t Ti T t e t d a . ■« H 'a » ™ rrJ W ;!llrBVV!fSE“f e se^ • ml M A M IK K id and Goats Hake Spring Shoe* , h b b B IfT K P lfn N A ’ a i- * l f ' . v a ra da fa e d sn la , L I I W . W A I in , • ■ K p a rla l M U l i r • I m H (X Urt„ b1 u l d ’ d s rra a s y p o lu lo d s k a ll a ff» r fo r s a l> -« u 4 s a il a t ROW M' O sltrrv t« lh a M a k e r! a a 4 bee*, b id d e r /->r ta s k tw l.w a Ifca f r a o l door o f ib s CHAROOklH UNOIEBI N e fe > . Ilia porfaat faundatlan garment Ip 0 dull lustre fahrla af eHarSaalm yarn. It melds Ika B gurd to tte •mart syrteg allhouatfa and tte fabrk la Just otefilMneugh t o hoof I'ouotr. PlarMa, -^ ' " 7 " ll,*1 Br-'fccSjE tStss zIn tBraailnola u m t*,,u i »n iyj . a r tnu r Jgla . U ’ *K e n t H alf of B oaU arO ** Q usrttr of NortHeest On*rtor o f H te lh a H . T im n ih lp te South. Hi m * *• **•!• *- the »«me to be oold to e n tle fp M id T e rm s : Cash. P u rc h a s e r lo p a y . f o r i%** IH IW IIIB IP W W H H B ■ |T O I joral and nation!] emerftnctei. Striking out aaainti lha dots, through which i t m l deilsrsd that MHIona ofbfellsrt h art bran ipant without resulting In any psrmantni banafll either To Indlvlduala or communities, tha congrass advocated. In |lcu of th* “wasteful wtlfara system", an laimrdlata constructive prefretn. Thii would cmbraca “odund and needed public and aaml-publle im­ provements, and tha adoption of auch maaioraa aa wilt haitan tha resumption of prlvata ronstruction and Industry." Among tha public and saml- News P e l i e i e s O f Gbf«rniienl8 A re R eh ted By Castle COTTON RYLO FROCKt. Tblprnl arfut IIMIa ayla trash la to t anawat to ptrfasl (rooming at homo. The wrap around In tha bate allawf you lo allp lato It witliaut muaafnr raur hair. Wh*a yaw bond down tha ihlrt atraUhaa without anno lag. Whan you stand up, It fal' bach Into placa, forming a alii WashiitKtnn teat suinmrr. Return. hy r ip n rtrn It 1UU, Ihcre wore Inc to Washington, hr s-kf-tl one about MiiBjCOO parsons rnyserd in sctHttms' supplytrrn thr daily lik e d h o w h r m u M h a w w r it t e n ncnU of th u a cirwlly’ employed, w h a t h e d id a b o u t t b r ru n d u c t o f tte,S ecretary c*iimttr,t. ThU mt t e a rm y . T br rwrrrspnndritt rrplirtl: *1 Wrwto tha truth, a Wnn-irtful piclu r e , | tti-Mifht, Imt itrrything a a s rhanged whrtt my stuff Itwt brd the publishing aKirrs. Tho whole guiipos# of tha paper waa to f i n n d tl tha ndtniauitrslion and tbr true finis w rrr rtthrr Igsuaud «r dtstnrta^.** Bat h . tm ,l« * d i "Thr Am-ri. cam press wtii rrlu m trust fur Irtml: tb r cwcrwapoawlrnls will atways play bsar at bull with those l h a aiw willing In p la j buorat bull U sS. R di< f W o r k s Ift G a i n e s v i l l e Will BHlaih S e e n As O ffier Navigation No Beal Solution Study To Students LONDON, K*<»V 7.— Highly contro trrtial Itatwa in. which wall-informed DriOah tulhoritirs ef.unquail lonrd dayotIon In lha fuhllc safyka find lhamsflaaa In ^ p o s ­ ing camps, are raised by Raptsay HarDonakl’a rscyntly ogpnisod opinion t h a white nlale relist works base- In aoiar emsoa bean uarftil, they have aerlouily laervaard^itebt without making any rent Impression upon permanent unemployment. The Itriiiih prime mlniitey is uncompromising In thhr trtew. Pnblk works to-lay,” hr said at Hr I for-l In November, vtll net contribute on« fralhrr’a *l(ht to rosing lh« bui o f ' unamjiloym rnt." Mr. R tc Donald waa apatklug on this urcasion not tmly for Mmtelf but for tha notiuM lgaT- Foreign Trade StQlfli^portant, States Rojr. Oiapin WAHIUNGTUN, 'F ab . ti- M r . Roy D. Chapin, sM n lsry of cansmetre, du sk 4 that A v e rin a foP- apposition to ihr ^ltuy Aniarlct*" drtw , but it holds, according to Mr. r . F. Morgan, solicitor, tha* tte--asevemeat io-rml ^pat'tette* but “aeoaoaah" and *- “dlvlsiot bf Itterest pravanta universal tupyurt o r adoption at tte yriBcipM-" Ills attitude is o considered oht, adupt*d upon rs p c it’ odelra t f f n cyparknm o f . Tarfe-rfraW *at*uH, mantf on pufclk w#tka» for which ho was M m iJf mspoteAlaPBi riiiB the thrva yrara lta»-3t, whbglLdbor wnn A office, lie had 'evffwhelming support I t l*arlUmaht far his view.'Those who srU fonfmtelad to It include th# Cmtoffvdthro Phrty as a whole beahkto Irtep o rtart Literal and, L ater JfteD*Th# tidillcltliaf' iHw* dU- agrod &v^.2vte«!5fr*f- aoa- They comprise t t e Ml WryUrge official labor opjteoittolf.bd- O A IN K .S V IM .B .— I n a n a w d r lo a p o p u la r dem and, th o t 'n i c v r s i l y o f F lo rid a w ill o l f t r a e o u ra i In iia c llc a i n a v ig a tio n d u r in ? IbO s rr o td s cm r a te r o f th a c u r re n t schoa) y e a r w h ic h opanv n e a t S a t. u n ify , Thom as M . U w r , a s o N t in t p ro fM sa r o f c i H l a n g iiite r in g , w ill conduct t h r codrao, w h ic h w i l l U ii in a d d illo o t o - lt a p i a r t k s l ra ln o , an u m a u a lly la ta ia s lln g b u d fa o r ln a tia g p ro s rn la tio n . / ' Comrnantlag, fro , UfWb said! “Fur the past ffra or •(* yAlni than haa been cenaiJcrablr Uamand for a count in practical radiation. That thla ahoutd bb tree If only natural wHCrr two aonsliter* that Florida - lum the k n iia t coast Mint of any • stela in tha union and that t t e slimata la admirably aultad to thia fttm of nctrai I t addition'to t t e rrttffy pidalura crafts that p|y thg • watcra nf ja ertr t t lha state much of tha commerce .of Florida U tkjknJbni on yaVlgmlte* The a r i , of .a te f , gation It one of tha oldest in t b w orld-Bad-It still prnetk*l 'b y many I t Ha primitive state. M to « » s jH w W h .lt a highly dtvalopM artenca and lha gavurntoanr through yavartl different a f a * let provides information on Ihla Sub­ ject, aitte r f r a or at ■ coat aatjr acffkUnt h* gatgr prtatlng. < , RBCOlU) I P D U M M OR | JACRRONYUTj T — StUl * O k ta d atehy fro * tafttewaa. ^ « r n W. WAHfc. Bpaclal M a a ls r. WUJUJM A B O T I . P t . . , , , Bollellofa fof Plaintiff. f S t a h o f l i — b o w tk la oM w o rld d<». m aha y r o u r a a a - — w r« m a e a a ra a c rly lla s w h lr h la t i w a n , lu phsr mac lata a t A lls n r u snd w l l h l i i I t fc a n r. a fla r y o o s ta r t lo ta b u Ihla a w lf l b e lla a fo rm u la p a ls , l i n s y Slut liflls m m s llo o caused hr eiaeva a r ia acid kaa a ta ri ad i c daA lla n ru d o ts Just w h a t Ib is re s a y s It I w ill d u l- d i Is a lls ad b y /T »im bloa -a Os a la rd I x an<r laad lna d ru a a la la lo , you can f t oka generous h r I I ra n ts and I f I t deaaa't d a jo y u tia raauUa y o u a lp s r l- U o n ty w h o lt h ta r ta c ly ra lu rn waterways, flood coatfol, koualnc, sanitation, water werha, itw arSfi and rrfuaa disposal and public bulldinga.” A. C. Totter, of Nrw Turk City tha now pragldcat of U|a Aiacclatsd Ganora) Contracted of A BUdfter Physic AtnOrica, on* of tho aupporttra af tho Rood r ....... la a m adlclaa th a t wuaka n o th a oold that , __, _ _ a Wl rPfiral effort a k la k d o t sa caalny e ll a n lh a bnw slaD tlrs a o u i ta o p u rltla k and a » r » u will not bo limited to road dork, sc 14s ( b s l M u ss i r r I U llo n b h lr k h r balla rts that tha hWhw«V In- rs s u lla l» a s llln a u p n lo h la J .fra , b u rn la o . la c pains a n d duatry will bo o potent factor In qWitakaMl dbaka lfs O a f d M s I oat bad a f M I raatoring rrdar, canfldanco dad K tr r « . ( I o r. 7 s b ls la ) tb s slaaa ant hind ilar p h ysic fro m s a y d ra e p ia t. rmploymrnt. A f i , r r a u r daya I f h a t ta lls ra d on Road* building, which Mbs do- b a th a n d t a t y o u r onunsy. T a u w i l l fast b s lla r a fla r th is c laaa alno and scribed to an lipfaotry that direct­ you h a t y o u r r# o i|la r alaap. T o u rh ly and Indirectly employs 4,000,- •on's D a n fo rt P r u t Co. and ' M rlUrsoM. p r a , i-o. i , y flU-KCTU It ••0 mrni i t s said to bo tha only Institution that ran ba'kfpt ( 6|ng and returning a profit without bovlng to wait for a market to davalop. C harln H. Ubfcam, ptrsl I'cfit of tha.Rood Huildora' Aoao' Istlon, daclawd that aigar « • ptrte fully boliare t h a read build­ ing la rape bid of pnUlag tho naof Dayton. Urn out af tte ocoaomk moraso,, wrltsa: "I am using oacbsO la _____ f - i, • , i . 1 JMJizi ^saaau wslgbl—I Inal____roius As ... In WOMAN LOST 10 LBS. IN A-WEEK O T B T E B 8, q t. imiyLgr, 4-n*. . To U te aff fat anally, RAFKL y * n d UARMLE&HI.Y—taka , oll» half Uaapoonfui of Kruacban In av tteaa of hot. water In lha nwrning baforu breakfast—tt. la tha safe way to lone unsightly fat and one hotels U m i Iw U 4 weeks coat*, but n trill* Out tt a Tooah ton's. Sanford Drug Co. or any d ra ^ to r hb Amcrtcn. If Ihla first battla fails t« totylor* you this is the ■ tb it- way . to loot > f t l —money teth. Bst ba n n l t d gat Xnsscban IW tt - hwttottens era numrroua �-*« #**>tT# ' t, i ’j ■, ■ -■*, ----- * 3 m U>J AT FEVER f lttP O B D V SX A LD. SA N T O «9, T L O M B a . >E J8errj P r ^ i c t i o n Passes One-Quarter Mrirl TH URSD A Y . FEB R U A R Y 4 Ball Game Plans For Next Sunday Still I n d e f i n i t e IT YOU CAN PASS KIDS' ON BICYCLES. ROLLER SKATES OR SLEDS. WITH CARE AND WITHOUT CUSSIN'.ST PCTC HAS lYOUR PLACE RCSERVED' «»** PAGE PI Celery Market Reports Through courte#y of the U. 3. Department of Agricul­ ture in co-operation with the Florida State Marltellng Bureau, R. EL Winfrey, Sanford representative. W alter H«gen To P l a y Exnibition M atch Tomorrow '}—Automobiles FORD TON true*. Good. 650.1 pickup. Good. *15. Reel A I Used Car Dealers. ■r-i BUY AN 'Austin and pay off th* No reply had been received this mortgage with tho savings. Bool WAtrcnULA, F A 2,—During mb r » p om ) Apprarance here tomorrow * t morning to letters and telegrams A Sons. Dealers. cops man 1st* ami the week ending last Thursday W slt.r Hagen, noted American sent to Walter Hunter at Orlando prolessLnal got: or, i* being FOR HALF: Chevrotrl too ring the teat a r m d*y* 2° Harden county ftrawkerry grawand Johnnie Culhreth at Cocoa by Waafnnl awaited with genuine intarr-l by car. Run 32,000 m iles mol an killed and on M h m ha» •lu w . rrt-irkwl Aheiuf *tr.».1i I'fa rU f a era picked (01,6*4 pints, which Jack Sanford ami Red Martin, coV » « r*4 « r, r * * , 1 I t t t e !•» Itta-li .T 4 U * , H g f h f .l. J *K.t ) - nf. many local golfers, accnr ling to A-l comlition. good tires and SOW . •'arlm «It I *■•+«« ■ mi1 4>§*tF Iw III# ito taro o tfy 4 4 k * » rj.f.Ji, fra M.| , * . the total shipments from manager* of the Sanford all-star Andrtwr Cariaway, manager i f top. Wilt sell for cash only. What I ttllrH H lilN f o r Ww itrw l 1 D w I 73- 1 | The toag-ataadtng warfara bo-1 Hardee county to data ibis season baseball team which opened the the Bantnrd Country t'luh. Is my offer 7 Call a t HeraM rifles ►>h. I. I«U r * -* , ' I- - t le , 1. . . i - l local baseball season here Inst KiotiiU &i, h. rant 3, r r«iir national aoelallsm and ram to ] ,243,796 pints, according to ■ l.f:V K I.A !Y t> : W e a k u ”We are preparing tor a I'rgs between 5:00 an,) 6:00 P. M. of !« l *sil if . 15 T.iUl — *• ■ i-.ii. j e a e k il a r r i u l v i ; , , r< Sunday tn an 6 to 4 victory over I 6MHe( hllgMPRta •« t u rafW tod In lha chan record* kept by The Advocate. fraiN a tiS f-k g i,|,|,lw s l i b e r , , i- . | „ . . gallery tomorr w afternoon when address "Chevrolet” car* o f Her­ the DeLand all-stars. Bowling Grwa^toppad the county ih« Mif«Ns4hle4« . * to * t i u r k r e .*« lg l,a i l r m i r . l , , r , play gets urn) r way at -!L(HJ ald. proclamation, la which ha 4alfl Th* telegrams asked that teams gain this week with 6,173 crates again J a a .iN tr.rrii, IMS—M l; K»1 Fl-iritU | ii inrb rraiee, l«lttl.|u,ll, o-'clir'k”, he.said, "for this D Mr. WILL TRADE Chrysler 70 sport Inveighed against the resl and 140 reefers which contained be recruited and-made ready ffcr a 1___ m ; Hagtn'a Jlrsr sppearaiKe in O n and called upon the *07,300 pints of berries, making rui pe In good shape for a four --I - 1' '*'* r.n ,,w | 7i ’■l" , .s ,|, -, • .<l>s trll KLrisis. snsl goiter* and fan gamt her* nest Sunday afternoon, i*a**i«a» i k m i s is* rtwMa ■■le-j Is !1,." Ille .i I W , 1- . 1 ,1 I n cylinder Chevrol't must ba goat ile to cornhat It. at 2:30 ..'.lock ami that a game n.Wo the total shipments from that • i 1l.N N ; ' T .1 11 U e g ... . , | , . r I from every s rtinn wll| lie ptee- write Box W, II. F. Car# Herald. , -The parties of Marxian! and point 741,384 pints. will be played with the first team 1 h.w s’ e e r ie * *t s S I s l S I S A"t W .[ F la H r ils r il, |„ r > r , „ „ , , , ll k «nL Interest Is,ally, a* I've heard • * 4 jM I ■ ^ - — H .ll e . I t l * , , ! . ........................... , n M .k e t | | l coafadaratei bav* had M yearn accepting. Zotfo Springs sent oot 66,714 it M prtM t| aruuti I th# t tul> ;G— S itu atio n Wanted M lH iv I, ItljrtTURleifi. l.k . I - | , | . ally F ix .Ilia l« in rli r e a l. »•»«!* L prara their ability,'* H# aald. pints this wetk, according to the However, rending the arrival of r i m «, <*t#V»Ur*«t t, I>4»ytuns I. <I 111 * . w**hr,l. . . . ,|„t. , house, is n w cent ted In wlirllo-r 4J •The result la a field of deatruc- Zolfo Springs Strawberry Grow definite informal Inn, the local ((••it I* K%nrf'Vilie* I, ll.in itlltn !, ,M«* Ix e w e r ami x t h .i ■ ( # .. | •i : • j on Hagen will b, nblr t„ tie sir \ nuiur inlurrd wnman want. Job I l •••»»*\ Him t. IV..i U 1. I’litl.t*l**I |tOD. "* team la rontim ing practice sea era’ Union, which shipped from n , cosik nr llousekeepor, will do tsiil i I. I'nlrn nh. V n n l* 7 31 brtak the course prn ice rd . Without describing bis four- that point. Tata) shipments from • ion, a t Municipal Park dally. I’ R M lM B f » r • 31 IheaMP m f M » " 4 * which hr hsilds jointly wills Gene laundiy. M. K. Brawn, 1016 E. !»■ n« «U M I % . M . fseAnti yea/ plans In any detail the chan- thin point now stand at 313,411 Jack Sanfonl today said that he la I ' H ' r i l 51 A •* 1 1 m rv Sgraten. Hag.n s ored .a «7 »w 10th. K I. almost certain that Waller Hunt­ Uar said that ona of them wan pints. .««!. N*t* *»Xth — •. r*»»# r * r h tn th,, par TO riiursy some yrars agn. 11 — .Mincelianeoun With every I ad lea lion, that a Itt.Riuw. ll*r tf« « r tlF brine about the “salvation of er will bring a team here 0n Sun­ I ’M ! mI r I p M m. Wane holm sent out one car and l* i 11 «Dui■ It. Ilu ffM l.* *N4» r a r # h f M ami I bulk for l.im to at least qitrman fanner, to aafeguard 70 reefers, a total of 25AW) plats large group of young boys and day, Including Each Taylor, Chica­ fe.r rrr»»it'*lieni«Rin» lie that mai% t inorrmv. Thnt "Opportunity Wrek” FOR BOTflf I nation's posnlbllltlen o r bus for a season's total of - 189,000 girls will take advantage of a go Cub catcher, and Borke Tay­ r i N t ’ IN N A T I4 T I.A M T A M IV K IIN ln M N l*« T *n o-U-ga'-.e^een-g-fites-XtrI y a *k U 4i . f <* » « M 6WR Vwvm * sw* * w * a and hence her very life.' pints. lor, Winter Park manager last «IH|6U1If#P*V**AR6U66* free offer to learn all about how tn liag n, mil In mention that which w„ long pants, guaranteed, Mira second, he eiplained, war ]~IU-.uflw«.~3hia~.wMk.-raB»*d -p t» r f o r r t r t n i r stAT6MTSHT . * * ttr -------WAEIIINC.TON, Ceb 2 . idl Id* partner. I’ug Allen, snd Dubby 6U.U6 up. $2.00 cash. Balance ||JW ra m iltiM f»*t first base. Taylor will ratch. while 4ililt>l»tnfi r # l» I«> b .in|fu from five to seven cents, mostly . I K111 Form p tl'rs trnrhed a new low Spenrrr will I*, exhibiting''. I- r wr,k. All sires, 0 to 16 jM ta,' Club courao next Saturday morn­ Burin Taylor will be at short. Ef­ t*« Wr dKk nr al dl D.y A lV IlJ H k itf . r - M w 0*rman worker through i five and 0ne*half to six cents Ilagrn will tram with George FOR MEN! New Spring Suita ing, George C. Hull, pro at the fort* will he mails to have Pete KI.tTl»l4 51114. i m t ID c liiu ilt I l l ' l l ’ |Miint at 61 pi'irent nf the prerallfy al and eolnprthenjira attack pint, f, o. b. * til..nit h i . mJc rrtl>, r f i t l f i If Vi I war leral'on Jan, 13, Christ. h)s f.rm rr ft'-l-tant at with one or two pants. Plica course, this morning eniniunc-,1 Donahue, former finririnatl hurl- Inks. an puamployment," Mm lit w in * im iu lrti i i#niit«-l i , it h * t A year ago a t this time, total The burtaii of agricultural th- swnnky Rochesler, N. Y- $12.60 tu 624.(0. We sell a» the that he has arranged a schedule ’ I k W lllil§t(#1 4 mil. f llK rr, pitch part of the game for Or­ U b*r foreign relations, the shipments were 1,912,124 pints, »ll 111|l| M|f |N»|fll 1 i»rt-IM8l| Mil tie*liter#4 eetr.nmir, said Ihe decrease was county club whi I* now winter r**y pay plan. $2.60 tu | l .00 nor continued, Germany and the price ranged tom eta to which all prospective young golf- lando. Ml* * I M I A lt Vr»El*6fM-l11u4|I|ii.l<n recorilrj despite price advances ing at llrlamhi. Opposed tn them' cash, ilslancr weekly. WAO0Nera arr asked to fellow. Irlli* I MI'S" I fM» RA'Ie-R. V’l'ttrl* A I" lllfh p p a c e and anticipates the six and one-hmW rente a pint f. o. 600 San fur,) Ave. 4*1 4 IIV*. 161111VI'll Mit I! WA*It»•I 1*1 on 15 cstmiuuUiii, from Dec. 16 wit; be Ihig Alien, prn at the KRH Mr. Hull plasm to teach a rtaae me .when the nations of the b., for the week ending Jan. 29. Ill-Mil M|)*K 11V | U-C-•>£»«*. I‘ IR 4*R f'll**: ef high school age girls stalling index of farm C Urge A u n t course in DrLaml, niufttly •5 r» » 5 rs ')i •wp-ifwi■**It*n.Ni| to Jan. 16. Thr odd will reduce Uielr armaments 1932. i l l t * l.lifltrr a ml liiw -rr I1*lev, a year ago was ta peicenl ami G. W. Spencer, number two IZ—Wanted prier to make It ynneceuary In January, 1931, shipments at 0:00 o'clock. Fundamentals will li R T IIO lT . a im h ii f i M t t r 34 tU Sanfonl amalrur. WANTED to buy electric w attr (Jarmany to Increase hern to stood a t (02,129 pint! and the be strvaaod, and equipment sup­ gr»#f», Homly. I Cut If, I I'M nr* of pre-war, showing a dccriu-e plied for those girls not having it«ri|, 3 * » mr* tin trnrh. m « li « | > -k )« •« « heater ur will Irade lluntphray ' of 12 percent In the last 12 price averaged 14 cants a pint, point of equally. DlMprnt, H tM M t\A r I d h , irtA rkrt PAI.M BRACK'- - Mayflnwei Automatic Gas watar heatap-: h r Ip the domestic financial situa­ while up to Jan 24, 1930, only clubs or balls. * t * R ilf Ir*|«tn4« l«» Iru'h <*rat** in* month*. Hotel (>pAned fur season. 9:30 o’clock he will dismiss it IV 111HRI ly • Wil •llr.V AA*) prfCfel|#4e one. I'hone 121-J. tion he promlaod th a t his govern­ 826,330 pints had been . shipped theAtgirls leaders In the advanre'the last M riot f • |0 «.U« I T I Class until ths following (Continued.from Page One) rye, applets, ment would da nothin* to endan­ and,the price range was 16 to IB Saturday, and proceed to teach 3 •**; f a ir m u a llti f lit 4>tt l£ u - monlli were flax, l.»—Apurlmonta For Read < cabinet-makers here for aecrelsry I 15. ger the value of the German cur- cents a pint.. horses, whs-st and cotton. Price* ^ ----- y »V -i . I X K W T O lIK Almm i ft the asms lesson to bqys of high of state. fw y lo u d ) 4 t a r * n t r lv n l , 3 •if eggs' dnipped msiie than sea­ IIOWNSTAIIla four ro o m p p a r V school age. As for the* approaching war t'n U f. l i rVl4 m ii I uai1#4, 3 ! r u t i*n ' President voa Rlndenburg's demint. L a n g l e y Apartmapu: At 10:00 o'clock he will Tinder- debts and economic luertinga In Ir n r k . H•i |*|>lI#• im»*l#fAt#, d n iu t id sonally, while prices nf bay, bogs, cre4' dissolving the Reichstag, U Phon, 251, rattle and n lv w fell tu a new V .iS take to teaeh golf to younger boys Washington, Roosevelt maintained peal understood in political clrrles, ** ircori! low level in 2d yra rs of and glrU of Junior high school hi* -ilence cn what he has in IG ^ H oumh F o r R ent can bt ggcribed to Vice Chancellor -V. . ra—■ mind. He Is going l 0 play a lone Neville Chamberlaia, chancvll«r ol sIl**istleal rertinla kept by the von Papen. He pleaded with the FOR RENT; Unfurnished 3 room All lessons are free t 0 th* stu­ h a n d and-he Is ki—pint; his Ihc llrilish exchequer, slating liurcau. president that the iron must be that Kngitrd was not regarding house and stooping porch, Imalda Hog piiras averaging TJ.iW per dents, and will bo continued evrry thoughts carefully shielded. struck while hot; he argued that her war debt as a bargaining IINI poumls In mid-Janunry wrre rr Hi curst-d, I'hone 140 or Saturday morning. PupUa are -However, he did laugh at news­ (Continued from Pago Ona) pi eel Ions conducted during the al:«i brought no 2*J percent ls,wer than on the urged to register their name, by paper repirta from abroad which pi. position .present wave of nationalist enthu­ schools and studying conditions telephone at once so that Mr. 26— MlncrlUnroUB a three- t t ’poa*j.J>U« . --------- -------------- - s t m r tliy IT mottth? luforr. S la te d be h a d discussed siasm would rerialdly result In fif. as.they, .actually., exist, h e find* Hull may know wKat' njimbfr of Hut there is no I'nuld Roosevelt Wheat brought firmer* an avrryear muratolnm with Ambassador FOR SALE: Girl's h lc y rlo ,^ w ^ . ’ percent support for the govern that moat parents M» making a plpyera he may expect. and a r­ Lindsay of Great Britain. These Intends to get step* for world aaa of 32.U cert* per hushol nit rundltlon, reasunahjo. IfM|Slr6' sacrifice to 'keep their children ment parties. icononilr r rovery In return for range hi* lesson accordingly. ‘ and some uthrr accounts were de­ Jan. J5, the highest price re­ T *119 Magnolia ur phon* 216.^3jtfClqB The. cabipat shows assurance in school, and particularly In hlfh Atiiericsn relief tu 'th e Kur.|iran scribed In h ig h quarters at corded since last (X'tuler. How­ RATES that by Unking ths two great school un(ler present economic FOR SALE: Hargalna* '*> M War deblurs. -fairy tale*.-’ in ever, the price was about 26 per­ naiqea of Gorman politics, von conditions, and Utgl as a result he Daytona Beach Cage All sisra, fre-ler* and Considerable shiubt d.-vs loped cent lea* than a year a Jo. Cum ml porker*, i The speech y e s te rd a y of filqdenburg and IfitJer, It will is urging teachers and princinals Team To Meet Locals We butcher rvaxonablyherh yesterslay ab-ut the world IOc lin t I tim e. f-H l4«d * h ats an a n k e a t e b l e slogan to usa avtry possible means to mak- rrady for a return gnme to conomir ronfcrencr. It is unsler- yielded farmer* P.l.l per bushel Tlskrry will roast a pig fgp 76 8c line :i l Ini *et. In mid-January or about 4-'l per* ^Against th e centrists, socialists reduce or eliminate non-esse nt Ini crntri during baking houre-)--* 7c line It tlmtK. The Daytona Beach High School be played at the hlfh *rlu«d gym stosisl the r<-mmitlre on prsigrsm svnt"lcs, than a year ago. And communists. It also counts on coat Items for pupils. naalum qt K;00 o'clock IntilgM. Sch mah Pig Farm, lurka UanrsM, lias adjuurnrd until Apr. i'i and basketball team which hanijod 6c Hne .1 month. the dishing prgtniutlnns nf nasi Clinch Mr Lucas today declared that It would- tie intpsissihle to Mr. Walker said that it too Seminole High School a 41 t„ K Minimum charge 30c. FOR S'ALE: Upright ulano, n o ( storm-troopers and th e steel hel­ frequeqtly happens that under JUST ANOTHF-K FIGHT defeat In the opening game «f the Ihsl Ills team U ready fur what is hnve the ronfrr ns'e before .May cn mi it b n , 1 2)1 .(H), 1 9 0 0 W. M L ' met war veterans to AivF punch to pressure o f -appeals to school season In lhal city on Jan. .1. will expected ta be a close gaum. Ills 23, at IfaxL Street. ths.campalgn. spirit* school loyUty, scheol tra­ Ehflva In 8«<ford *A te today to starting lisa-up . 1, as follows; -• That A g*o 1st* t« flfrin with •tWASfclNGTON—4'urrwey InIt Is sipccted ths Hitler cabinet dition and good sportsmanship, Smith and Cnurlir, forwards. Kan the Roosevelt International pro­ Gallon Y u fora. Jofacsrt aa d 'S tir lin g l — A nnouncem ent* PALMS. Four far! tall, field i decline to tiee Iti iteclf down with pupils who are really in need of n rr'n t center, and Preston and gram. Th» next sl'bt payments issue tri the next Congress by it* grown. 6U irni* each. Silver HAVE YOUR WATCH repaired of any groat number of Common Ufa • f the European nations are due sponsors who predicted Irriurndlake Nursery, South Side Silver an* In­ of one nation as another to ad­ Knight at guard,. by or.e who rrally know, how. rifle measures, but Instead duced to purchased all aqrts of just all thrse economic problems Tomorrow night the lake City on June In. iiua influx of new member* would ta le . Brii-g,. Jew ilrr, Mag. Ave. wtQ campaign on patriotic hud Ar par nlly he wants a full nn- give reinforcement*. school Jewelry, Wwol yearbooks, which stand in th« way of the rru. quintet will play here, while on Rational slognns. Saturday night finds Dimes to FOR LIMITED TIM E-Fountohl dustanding well b.Torr that dead­ IIAYEH'H ASPIRIN NOW (IBcommencement attire, tlckala to nomic world recovery, and ta re­ Sanford. All games are tn l>e Syringes or hot water botllaa. TAIN ABLE IN Ik AND 10c all sorts or paid school perform­ open markets, to revive trade and piayril at X:0(> oVIock, and a small line date. Special file. Pints Milk of If**ances, and to pay various and sun­ commerce, and tn rebuild the pur­ admission fee Is asked. J I o w D o c t o r s T r e a t * SIZES. INgUIKE AT Y O U R nesia, 39c. 3 for 61.00. Pint* Rub­ chasing power of the masse*. NEIGIItlORIIOOIl STORE. dry fees. Ue said that the majority bing Alcohol, 39c, 3 for • fl.OA "If any nation supposes* that G o ld s a n d G o u g h s of these expenses are charged to t'ampbill Drug Co. Phneo tip. it ran, by reason of its rheap cur­ 2— l-onl and round class Jewelry, which Is bought out I k break up a odd overnight tad rency system, exempt Itself from I'llOTDGKAPIIlG E nlargs^gnt^ of the state, and that before a the world's economic conditions rvIHva the roagesll'in ths* m itfl fiu Kmlak rleveloiminta and print* cough, t boutsu.t. i.f pbfslnan* sra LOST: M an', blown glove ,,n senior receives his diploma he has and threatened collapse, it will Magnollh Ave. l,-lwcvn First A Ing at Sheafer's Studio, l i p Rian now rvcunnirading Cab.istw tba (Continued from Page One) been called upon to spend approx- find, in my opinion, that it Is asuteskaa raicatel rt.nq-.imit taldrle f>h-i ml 81 riel •. Finder p l e a s e Ave, the heads of the two departments ltuatrly 6M for non-essentials taking a v e rr narrow, selfish Iksl gite you lb* egrets ol raotui* and phone 67, IV. II. Graham, cut a flat ftv« par cent off during hla graduating year. It and ruinous position.” salt* without lb* unpleasant elects 30— II oumch F o r S ale A ntis.C P T I C whatever Congm* appropriate* U his opinion that unless teachers nf either. L O S T OR STRAYED: female! State Department officials pro* for thsm, but the attem pt was pod principal* c»n reduce these fesaed Ignorance of President­ • rae or twoCalotaba at bedtime with pointer, while with brnwn spots, FOR MALE:' One*of San/or.TI a glass of sweet nnlk ur water Neit answer* name “Jean." Finder defpattd by the chair ruling it unnecessary expenses In their elect Roosevelt's plan fur debt muni attractive homaa. Ormer of HALF (A« Binrnlsg ysiur cold bit finished your pleare return in I). W. Gilbert, leaving city, Will sell to ro _ out of order. own schools, a eounty-wid# ruling negotiation. The diplomatic corps A t jrtm r tn lrm it thoroughly punbed asd you p rice o / ofAor t | w prople on iea* unable Itra d . P. The House chipped away a t will be adopted setting a limit to also was eager to learn what are fretiag 6a* with * hearty appelil* Ko*e ('m il. Reward d n g g iu 'g the billion dollar appropriation the amount any pupil may spend plana Sir Ronald Lindsay was car­ O. Box 21. Plmne 342. Firemen know that 6'n g iiw n tlw * for breakfast Eat whet you wish,— Q u a lity TRIAL SIZE LOST: Itrrat on terrier, wearing ps*goni. .<v r*’ln and J helps heal an daager bUI for Udapendrnt offices, most on extra-curr^ular activities. rying back to London after hla PANAMA LTTY—Now eerie* 10* wilboull ugly Ask leather rollar, nn*wers name u g ly sstcars. an. A sk your druggist Calotaha are told m Ilk tad 33c I AfoMiA-MaAaa of it for veterans, without pros­ conference with the President­ for tho red-sod-yeHow IuIm. 50c. packages at drug stereo. I Adel -riiul-lry." lev.ard, pliona 72fl It. fnrlnry i.ptnad at 242 Wtal First (• tU vsdwej pect that any big cutp would pot elect last Sunday. Blreet, ^ ■wr While they werked and debated, To Faithful A Pupil ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor thp members sponsoring the big farm rellsf program, ths^bsnktdy reform bM and 'other projT H A + ’ B FIN E NOW THAT ef like importance, virtually DtNHV, OLD B O Y / fVE GOT THE BtG % « # abandoning hep* of getting (Continued from Page Onel LUMMOX TO LAN NOW V O U JUST • anywhere. Almost everything tea* ference 1° lhal frame < of mind,” k/wvv I w u u n t to tw STMY T H A T W A Y FOR d o w 1n1 ,. 1 ought % GfT THE FOLKS OUT being thrown over to tho ap**H Senator Rood, Pennsylvania HaA WHILE BO THE GANG WILL 7/ . W ITH N O t h o u Bl e , T h i n k y o u ABE ALL WASHED I * • ■ . AmaIa publican and Hoover admlnUtraTHEN ‘ l)P - TH t| THEY WONT ATALL*1 ?ho gloomy »ro»ar«t alirrrd tinn 10librarian, said, - I aoo no SCAB ED ANY MOQC ADO THEY W itte r LaPoUttte <J»- WU-), ta possibility of any concluilon being WILL ALL COME An 1m ention'd appeal for day reached that la acceptable to both Si O U T T O 3EE YOU, and V g b t work & n i n g next nation*.'’ V ‘‘ Tnosday. Senator Welsh, MAntana Demo V al t m i c r Tydjnga (D. Md.). <«ld JMIUf era l pnd probable member of t i g membera that vnlrao ooanamj, Proa Mont-elect Rooaevolt’a cabi­ '* « that" :rmat eftacted tkla Coagrraa woof^ aald: “rroctfy Ooveroor Rao*oval$ 90 a net, “ Apparently thr English repraera** ef gwrernmantal **»«va- sentativrs are coming,o**r to porrrad e ua th a t If would bo ln aur , ® S * Smote rospowdad by killing iswn late rest to cancel nr reduce • ll the air mall fiunda. , the debt*. M y own Jddgmont la t h t leaden cf Ihe form earn- th a t w* are quilt rompoleni our«Sk- _ gradually drift* 09 b°tu gal vet to m a rt a Just concluilon In ---------I s i ^ r fSbewwxl-De Uiftl giottar." -Wilhout ranceaalon* there can An Unforgotten Acquaintance THE ADVENTURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY h o jiillh rr cancellation, rovlalon, purr oeatponement," Senator Wat1 mhtkan leader, aald, while I WAI VtOtlOMHiHO,, SYLTfA / MBHB, M ST IIN NOTHBK / .- T i w e .r o u ha y e not p o a Jr**, (R. Ohio), IP Y OU W O U L D DO MR A •O T T Z N MB. n n w e . O i t H UK PH L 1 rnontad Dmt It apparently “la all T A ^ HYO ^ m S j o r r o n r v N > \ - r td VCTV G R E A T P A Y O R T A) N C R t*"- a one aid'd contract in which th* MADEIRA KlVtt*., LEAVING LIMA a s YpU TINS Ll L IT T E R . J T W A ITE YO U THIS to the •railroad l L e P T THE S T A T E S * X W D A YEAR »V-OLAST AUtVVST, I only I* to bo coataldorad.X LAST SAW HAYB l o s t t r a c k o p l WAS WITH y)N B6PLOAINO7 0 S Y LV IA . •foataraa, and tonp- Ldebtor Borah Mid If Chamberlain's CUT ING THIS *'C A Y DP AM O L D PAL% __ (R. DoL). wt« ha PANry, wp. rw A v u tiip in t o , t h b H A K A Y IS statement meant Britain we* an$ON» l M P 3 L OP — W I L D E S T N t s a w ; K ffA W M T O OM A N D D IC K H A R P Y It aoald get through, d»* w llH a| to consider aay qua*lion at MAM, IT rifOVL‘1) TO BJ A Y I K Y OYS f Y Uml world oranoml* coafenaco EftCl Tt t f b TR'P ANO o u r Sir Si Of A PCYEA.l HAVE MUM PlffE.-J other than dobU the conference STO AT HU Schedule F or G o l f Lessons Revealed By P r o f e s s i o n a l Farm .Prices H it New Low L e v e l Indices R e v e a l dUHNAWIIHW' *0 Gigantic Plan For Providing J o b s Is Roosevelt Proposal Head Of Orange S chools S eek s To Rid L o a f e r s 7 MILLER U R G E S I- FURTHER R. F. C. R E L I E F LOANS HfV P L A N TO RAISE T A R I F F S IS HIT BY C H A I R M A N J j* , J f v vl 7> ft} a XSt ' • arotstiL wK/rrsy cue. or rus ** 'VTritaUvdy*a he raid, l u being; >g much In it a f tba em itter na­ tion aa the debtor aqUma'a W ad­ just the debit. l orn J tba oylaloe* that It i« a* macI t ha lagomt fO M H A R D } QVGH W£* K B Y tA H IM . IS A L S O VVWT- M O T H IA l THAT&TNB RQY H ftT A T . U H H DOCK/ R O tlM D _____ TOM A H O DICK • stmm « !* * /— IA � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 02, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cc570118e699d28d2a1f403e440c8c12.pdf 8b6269313b77e7f9e209f31bf4f83b25 PDF Text Text t •n > ** X 'T vsS fcriJK jSS B 3® iS R ; >wvtn*n*-,.*».,T»‘.-,:1* ■ ' 1 C * . » ■- —’-' ------L. -. • -»iw w THE W EATH ER 'Tiw Partly dandy with poaalbl* rain tonight nr Thtrroday; t o u t NEWSPAPER P « k lM « d ta Heart The World*. Greetcet VeftUble Garden L ead. Spot AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M ember A aeodatcd F rees VOLUME xxm NOSWAPPING BRITISH ONDEBTS Tampa Police Seek Solution Of Attack S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A ._W ^ D N E S D A Y . F E B R U A R Y 1. 1»M - H" NUMBER 269 FIts Cents A Ofy use Refuses SENATEIIRCED F o rd S ees N a tio n GARNER TO BE Arkansas ^ arge College To Pr ASKED TO HAVE IsRunByBigheaded Yanks TO SPEED ITS O n T h re s h o ld O f LEGISLATION B r i l l i a n t F u t u r e CABINET SEAT TAMPA, Feb. 1.—(AV-Po* sTTfe today said they haee detaireJ sceeral persona -for questioning In connection with LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. Feb. I*— I •««».!“ and “ an in*ult to the in-, the wounding last midnight of Mb - The Arkansas House of R^p-| U’l Igcnce of people of thi* stale! Peace Justice Lawrence Herre<er.tative« yesterday refused tojan.l eounlry." T A U A I C D 1 1 7 C D i c t a t e s Development candea and Dr. S. J- Hernan­ nut home an Ineeatlgation of Th.- university prt-i.ynt and v r x - i i - s s IT P r I nr Oft n m M . JUtllNo lU Y Machines dez while they were talking charge* that Presiienl John C. I f live foreign-horn faculty L a r O l l e l t e L» e C I R T eS Neither D o e s Coun­ to J. B. Pacheco, brother of a Roosevelt D i s closes Futiull, of the University of Ar- member* w<te nlterrately at-j Nation Faced With Bring About Bright alderman at a cafe en­ He WasFirstToSujf- kun«a >, had “ starked" hi* fee ] locked and defended through anj try C o n te m p la te city Its Gravest Crisis; trance. A shotgun wa» found Era Of Prosperity with “ foreigner*" and "b ig -1 horn * debate that ended wilh| gest Plan Put Into ulty the drfral of a rrtolution for Immediate Return nearby. The men aald they C a l l s For Action headyjl roithctncrs." hot captain th# sUark Effect By Harding An assertion that radicalism the in*r»tlimthin by .Repre«enta-1 N E W Y O R K . Fob. 1.— OP) . To Gold Standard could am! declared they h»<l no WASHINGTON. Feh. |—(.Pl­ |ami alhei*ni were taught and that t*va a Grant ant Smith by a vote — T h o New Y ork T im es pubanemic*. Th# Justice of the WARM SPRINGS. Feb. I- M l two of the “ foreignea" referred ot :ll l» Ad Averting “ Never In recent hi*LONDON. Feb. 1. -A lt’)— peaco was wounded In the body — Preeldent-elect Roosevelt will I to t ut unnamed wnr “ diaetpie* Former elmlent* at the unlver- [ |orjf" ha* legialative procedure Damage Is Estimated Ushctl today, under n Detroit and arm and the physl.-ian In auvh a hopele** tangle," Great Britain doe* not look At $20,000 As Craft d «t,lin e, a copyrigh ted Inter­ \| tiliri" and another “a >i«- riiy. now representative* In Ihr ( , „ „ *sk hit running mate, the out­ ' ktkansalefl« ature, took 'he S e n a to r I aFultctte ralleil u | on the with Hrnrj* FnnI in the arm. — upon t)>e approachin g debt Goes Under Surface view spoken John N. Gamer, of Tr*a«. { eipte of l.enln and Trotsky" were fVi.r In i!efen*e of Iheir alma Senate today to work night and 1 , i nnterid' by the university'* ddw hich the nutomobilo mnnuconference at W ash in gton n* tn share a seat at the cabinet table ............... M mulct- Rcprtaeatatlve llulc, one ,|,y beginning nrxt Tue*day with as a part o f hi* vice presidential 1fender* with the ihclarstinn that T tw T ftr n f n "g re a t nwapplng deal," »" >***■■"«*h-»»"» ASM ■IMMM4MW iUw.»tutustatoll Neville Cham berlain, ch a n— , legislation, prohibition repeal, and flagship of the St. John* River „ „ t |m)| tim es lint good o n d newspapermen of beer in addition to appropriation Transportation Co., lie* on the anil that w e orv\ on the "" w lfo r “ ofT T te exchequer. tTethi* yesterday, Mr. Roosevelt, dl bottom of l/ake Monroe alongside bill*. threshold o f on inconceiv­ cittred \oday at the luncheon closed It was he who first sug ' Some effort should be made for the old Clyde Dock at the foot of gestrd thi* practical put Into effect _ _ _ _ _ _ n are o f Am erican new spaper co r­ orderly legislative procedure to Palmetto Avrnue today, only n able bright future. While'the Ford plant* still lay hv President Harding in INI. ' • . F I F T Y f F N T S A S transact pressing bu.tnr#* before small portion of her upr»r defk respondents. ■ vlre pre-TJential nominee In IKM, F I T 1 I v l j l v I k J t\hJ id!.* because of the strike in th# , thi* Congress," InFollette said. and pilot house visible. Neither ran F.nfland "con­ Roosevelt raid ho made the *ug-i The craft began listing and fit<oinpsny's fsetorie*, Ford Tbi* country fare* the gravest template with equanimity th# re­ gestion to James M. Cov. the) . ri«i* In all it* hl*lory. People ar,- rally sank, partly on it* side, nt k,aw t|„. leisurely Interview at turn to tht acid atandard until Democratic presidential randiiUtr I mgry and starving in the mid*l about H:30 o'clock ln»t night, while fvclcell to the Tjmr* rrpresenta« r arc certain It wll| work »>•»- Charge Is Made Thttt Cov announce,! If elected he would rrew* of worker* were busy filling live, Harold Denny. Funds Lie Idle In a*k Roosevelt t othe cabinet tnbl •. Long Record Of $1.75 Complete D r a f t O f ^ - j r Z Z l T - S : •it* hold with hose* of choice or­ Ho said it I* the development ,. rr than It did Just brfor* wn left and other miscellaneous of machin, * which wil| bring th# President Coolldge sat with Tentative P r O J ? r a m I they carved out of the .wtldeme**. ange* t," ho raid. Vaults OfUJS.Banks theViceHarding Quarterly Payment rablnet, however. L i .. - *1*1 n S u rln u iv fl ! Bosinea# roncern*. wblrh have freight. Approximately Glkxi bote* bright new era and ha smilingly “ Great Britain krHern In • r « r .1.1 UIHCIOHLU ()rrn r#ori|„| Impregnable, are of oianges had been stored away. di*mi«*nl technocracy. Vice President Dawes did not •fol­ Hroken By Action ■table international atandard of WASHINGTON. Feh. l . - M V - low the Innovation. For the last Turning to present condition*, . —- '~hovering on the brink of bank- Almost all tf them were in the value but there aro many condi­ Action to force Into productive »n- four year* Vice President Curtis sunktn craft early thi* afternoon, Ford said it "Was exploiter* wh# I N»;W YORK. Feb. I.—(AT^ — 7AI I AIIASSKE. Feb. I -M1) pending the advice of divers and hr-tight nn thi* whole thing" and tion* to bo fulfil!od befor# aha terpriae million* of dollar* loaned ha* been at the Hoover rminril Ordering a payment of 50 cent* a Th.- i-oml lele drnft of thr «tili'l -------- ^ return* to fold."/ road departnient'a lentailre b-i.iDES MOINF.S, Iowa, Frb. K— insurance agent* who arrived here that the ‘“ workingmen have b#«n by the Reconstruction Finance table. In Mr. Gamer, now th- sn uker share, director* o f the “ Unl'cd this morning. No one wa* hurt. exploited all th# way up and Meantime London n*w*pap«r» dkbt Corporation and now allegedly ly­ of the House, Mr. Roosevelt will Male* Steel Cocpoiatlon ye*tcr- art for I'.'XI, mad,- public here, M V-Am erk.n Otto Caldwell, official of the down th# line by employer*, reported the poaalblllty that the , , . I , , ridden with price* now at B! perday clipped n Xf-ycar ytring of y, .ti-nluy included ( of |h# pre. wlr |,.vr|. for line, this morning e*tin,alr,| that landlords, and everybody. Exploi­ United States will grant a mora­ ing idle In the nation's bank vaults have a sage veteran adviser. Thi* was a* far a* any official successive 11.75 i|uaiterly pay­ worth of ror*truction work np,l| torium tn further war debt pay­ last night became a prime subject mo<l p ,rf back yeslenlay damage amounting to about $-<>.- tation* went on clear up to th* Of) wa* sustained In tbe craft’s banker*. talk went ye*terday shoot the ment* en the preferred it-wk fil.UtrJ.HIII for mallitcnanc# Woik. while fe,ler#l aiel stale govern- O Peofll# win hnv# — to ments from Grtat Britain until o f legislative (peculation. vws. •*•# eww — I' llliai l ’ . I V"1(H’ waa# seme# which long ha* held u high foe Rudilrn Rinklnr. Hr wn* wwtd* |r«rn Imw to handle thflr c u f the new settlement I* completed. Congressional leader* w e r e cabinet. Surrounded by hi* jwditAppiuxmiatrly Id.OO O.oU O worth nient*. along with big bttslnes.% leal advisers, the President-elec! I vestment rating. state the cause o f'th e accident. tLluiy x aM bankers who Lm *Th, next debt payment la due chary of comment but they werr joshed newspaper men about tehlr Faced with a $'K>,IHi>,.V.7 total or coM»tnmtol\-CVJHfa (Continued On Dsga""Three) nil thr money seem tn bo th# June IS. *' WASHINGTON. Feb. 1 — M V - studying, nevertheless, the results “guesses," on lh» eabinst *>M olh-j (.raft on vurplur tTrlfTr. ifliT a piojvvt* only people who know hoxV t# from the ll>32 liudgcl Mitghringw and -warnfrigs o v e r the o f the op*A!ng''»**»Tnn o'f an ex- er offlf»« * "‘l announced no _•_!»-’ rrl operating dcticil of handle it." which were ^arileil uver Into this I Chemists Arrive To Three Local Perwms approaching war debts negotia­ tenalva Investigation of K. F. l\ pointmente to government Jobs 0.17 again.t income of ♦lK>,14d,tri6 y,,ir for i oiupletion. In Iht, cits, tions with European power* were loans to railroads which produced would be made or announe d be­ for 1031, the compuiiy's hour I there U l-’JC-’fl.Ul-> wmlli of pav­ Re-Elected To Board Aid Celery Growers acunded In the Senate yeatarday, an' accusation that thr banker, fore he took office on Mar. 4. Thi« continued It* own ntnlrmenl of ing worlv (1,17-M lt wnltli of with criticism of Franklin D. had failed to fulfill their duty, in dradline. however, wa* not raped- Ij .I summer, when it bad *uld g,ailing uni II,51.’.5aI wutlh of E. Longfl*ld-8tnUh and It. JMrs. J. G. lomnardy. Karl UhRoosevelt’s announced Intentkn to whlrh th» chairman of the corpo­ ed to Include thr cabinet. mi.intcr.anca of the prefer, J 11 idge-. • mann, an,| P. J.* Feltner. of Os- Owen, of Tallahassee, attache,! to James A. Farrey. national parly deal In pem n with th# repre­ ration’s board and the investigat­ dividend nicsl tlefend on busier** A little more then g4,CHK»,tXsxl reola, ar# the Seminole County ihe Chemical Division of the State sentative! of Grwat Britain. ing committee’s chaT?hien Joined. chairman; Frank !~ Walker, party Improvement. worth of construction i* on the resident. wh„ were •r#-'elcctcd s* De|uirtmrnt of Agriculture ar­ (Continued On Pag.- Three) Thr new airing of the debt topic (Continued On Page Three) There wa* some pick u,i in program f»r new work to Ih- members of the Board of Direc. rive,! in Sanford thi* morning ami Finding 0f a day-old whit# male cein-ided with tka departure of (Vptrtnter and tjclidwr. hot ,|e- staiIcil late this year ai l rauieil tore of Ihe Florida Tubcrmlosl* opened a field lalHiratnry In th# baby with distinct negro features, (Hr Ronald Undaay, th# British mund for steel slumpetl nguiii in .................................... end Health Association meeting nt Bureau nf Entomology building on buried in a shallow grae* In an' over Inin the IP-14 budget. Of this ambassador, headed far London Eavamiwr end December. D (ut gX4 l 3J>41 W toe week.ia-to# 11*#% Daytona Beaeh on Monday. K1#e- Kin, Avenue at tlth Street. . to prtMre with hi* gpvyrnmenl j S S T l f O r d K i W ^ B I R l l S E n t C r t f t i l l If O T For Ih* nest two week* they In­ open field near Thin! Street and p, oUuction Im* been gaining .le\*- preferential system, |MI,ti5u In tion nf 10.13 officer* will follow vile all farmer* anil grower* to |,oftt*t Avenuo Monday afternoon ly but steadily in January but the sreorvi preff.-rential sydem within a few week*. led shortly after to tho arrest of en here Immediately Th# Aaeoelation went on record bring to their laboratory sample* Annie Mae A*hl#y. negro glrj who the steel official., made to Com­ uml $7IH,7UJ on other rotiu-. of celery and other vegetables auguratlon Day. The teriative bodge; shows s„ pledging support to the hrslth that the grower bcdleve, are tainted came here about five months ago Moon". ment on cut rent o|“ ral:orx or Right aifterward. also, the Italian In a settng that was remini­ pictatlon of "llarlcm R :ti:uMS m i........ paving, 122.73 end welfare program of the pres­ with arsenic spray residue. Tho from White Spring*. _ ambassador. Auguato Roa*o.c*ll»u scent -Of a Broadway night club, Mis* Pritchard wa* easiyl the hit pro.ipects. Thr reduction aa< lianlly n tui- mile* uf guiding and PJ.IH* feet ent state administration, stressing service of those two rhemlst* I* At an Inquest held at th# Cqurt at the SUte Drpartment to de­ tnd offering as a feature a well- of thv evening, her ottering of the Importance of adei|uate public liver his gowmment’s acceptance presented showing of hits of song* at the opening and c'oie of pri.,- to the financial community of brldgr* tirolec conilructlen. free to thr growrrs. it was pointed House yesterday afternoon, a Jury health activities t„ a program of (fontlnucd on Page Three) drciilnl that the child cnma-To B* of th* proposal by Mr. Rnoaevelt Batty Ball Brown’s /"Florida Re­ tbe program ls'ing received t.ith New project* listed In Ihe tenta­ out. tive liunget uoimint to ., total of economy. v"for dlscuaelng th# debt with l'a lf vue" that will roun tour southern loud applause. Mr. Owen, wkn ha* ipprarru deallr at the hand# of th# negro An eccentric dunce by •'Nifty” akng the seme linos as the h»«r- cities, Sanford Kiwanian* last II h'J.4* mile* of roe-1- and 3R,here before for » similar purpose, woman and ordered her h#ld for Partly Clad Woman wa* careful to point out that thi* action by the grand Jury. ::»*h feet of bridges. Ing granted England. ’ night entertaired for their wive* Marshall, rimble-footed t)r!.mb> State’s Attorney L. F. Boyle Senator Reed (R. Pa--. 'b*n and a few other guests at the youth, a difficult tap-toe dance by A total of yi/MRUH'btli t-a* Is Taken From Canal service is not nt nil .compulsory. DemoeraL opened the debt debate Parish House at a Ladies’ Night blonde and doll-like Kutll Ayers.| “ We sr,. hire.” he said, “ to te-t raid that a probable charge of been set n-ldr for maintenance nt with a aporch in which he w rnrd party that was enlhu*ia*lical.y of Tani|a, another chorus inter­ fflou.ni ioiti-i I l f highway anil MIAMI IiEAt’ lL Feb. I. -</P|-- produce nnd to report our find­ first degree murder will bo lodged tho American people agalnel the rvveived by the nearly CU |rt-r»on* pretation of "Phase", three W#ll-| liidgv- in Ihi- -into load ry-tcin. A youn»r woman nlMint Wk rUil ings. It i* understood that every against the woman for there Is, h« p-nihility of a concerted di!ve received vibraphone solo* by Of tin* .....hint »'.'07,'.i»l m rim only in flimsy underclothing and grower know* that If he ships said, every ipdlratlon that the inwho were present. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. I from abroad for a new mora­ in a hysterical condition ,»rgx produce that contains trnre* or faot’* throat had been severed. Tommy F".int, orchestra drummer Every form of entertainment (A7 Hooked a* C* rliaa J’ulnr r, first district: H lW 'd *n tbe Arrest of the girl U traceable torium and called for toaaaerti- i tva • ode led ns a means of sntU- srrompsnicd* by a trio of clari an attractive blonde, recclvcl second; | 7 I in the north end pollcrl from th* Collin* Coral ar**ni<* ipray h«* n«t only vtntttl* to her actions when she called on of the oppoeltlon o f Congress tn ret*, selections by the orchestra, treatment at a hospital tmlay for or the fou 11h; <11*1,574 in rim near a fashionable night ilnb here liable to a fin*, hut h* assists In tying tbe tastes of all present, any new moratorium or any re­ ruining hi* locsl area because of Dr. C. M. Mitchell Monday after­ there were talk and committee and Mis* Pritchard’* rendition ©r what ricnnl* *ald was chronic -south end of the fourth; nn.l today by two boatmen attracted duction In the debts. . * bos(he s dvrr-e criticism which I* noon. Suspicious of her story, he by her screams. Taken to "How Coin# You Do Me Like You $ 12V,711 in the third. reports, round-the-<ab!e singing alcoh,|lism. hound t„ t*e directed toward an notified Sheriff J. F. McClelland, pltal the woman waaide to Iden­ of Klwarl* songs, a brief bit of Do", plus an encore in wlileh 'h« p,dice removed the woman from irta shipping arsenic tainted pro- nnj n few hour* afterwards Ih* tify heratlf only a* Dorothy. Phy. entertainment by Kiwanians . Ju­ audience Joined In.sirginj “ .Shiiu- x hotel where she registered *• sirian* said s h e wa- I ih > hysterical dure. Our* I* purely an informa­ Infant, wrapped In a hundln of Are Invited lius Dlngfilder, the flcor shuw, On. Harvest Moon", concluded Edith Ma.on, Pasadena. Hysteri­ t„ give an account nf how ahe tive service io which we leave the rngs, wa- found in it* shallow this portion of the enlerlnltiintnl, dancing to the music of Bob Timcal and struggling she w»* taken some three block* front To Sanford Meeting c»tne to be In the canal anil police responsibility-in th# hand* of the grave son’s orchestra, acsl bridge for every portion of which wa. 'ou-l'y to u hospital with hrr wrist, u> where tho woman reside* grower.'* b wefe unable to uncover any clues. th o se who did not car* to danrtf. applauded a» was Ihe app« nrancc h ath, r hsnilcuff*. The woman did not appear at Sanford may soon it**i*t In en­ In the woman's effect* polke A feature of th* evening cairn* of Bvtly Ball Urown at the .how's the imfurat^fnr *h,- is confined to tertaining Florida’* three newest found letter* aildrc*s«d t'» ' " ,in the appearance of Roy Wit- ending. Ihe County Jail in a weakened SOMERVILLE. Maaa, Feb. 1. Dancing followed for hnlf an ID* Palmer. They said they aim mmilx-rs of the House of Repre­ condition. A negio Imy testified llama, local commercial artist sentative*, Congressmen Ma r k ^^_M>>_AII Junior Red Cross aethat he raw he'e currying a bundle and female Impersonator, who, hour, alter which nlno table* of found sis automobile driver", li­ Wilcox, of West Palm Bench. J*m wgtlvltlea stood discontinued in the nt rug* u'vuy from her home at for more than half an hour after In idge wer# set up ami atetim cense bearing that name and two Sear-, of J a c k s o n v ille , ami J. ' , public schools yesterday by an dancing began, was the center of and centract bridge were played Hollywood nddri’Air*. shout H::lo o'clock Sunday night. - unanimous v«U of the school com­ f.rlis* Palmer, form /.m otion Hardin Peterson. „ f lakeland. Into Ihe picture of co-operation at of many of the grower*. We imiU Testimony Introduced also re. all eyes, those of the men seek­ until 11:00 o'clock wh/n prise, Lrttrrd inviting thnn to be hon­ mittee. Distribution of the Jan­ ing a new dancing partner end were awarded to Mrs. V. A. Upeer plclilr# player, beauty contest or gue-ts nt thr* February meeting cnmlrg from every celery grower nllsy it with contact with other vrnlrd that the woman was iinaluary Issue of the “ National growrrs. W , must impress them trndeil at the birth of the child, ard J. I.. Ga lo»sy. high contract winntr, *ml estrange,! wife of ' Junior Red Croat News", publics- those ‘of the women who wele scorers, and Ml*. II. I . Kent, and Kug ne llrewster, former screen of the St. John* River Improve­ in thi* section regarding Ihe plow­ with the plan again, nnd ahnt it and that it was probably bora tion of the American Red Cross, heard on a<l side* asking “ Who U E. B. Randall, Jr., bfch auction .msgarine publisher, i» list'd n« ment Association to l-e held at the ing up nf one-third of the present will mean to thi* section. \V« iniirt about H:IH) o'clock Sunday night. that woman!" No less than seven b le r y Club on Feb. It, were matured retery crop a* a regula­ also was ordered suppressed. see an already well defined rpiril laving occupied both uddr#*'c«. men, including Judge J. U. Kha bridge scorers. mailed to these men yesterday, of co-operation in llv interests of A drawing In th# eurTert IsThe name, Edith 51a*cn, wa. The dinner was prepare I ' by ron, Julius Dingfclder, Harry with every indication that they tory device Intendrd to restore all the growers continued from Odd FelloWB To Have aoe of th* “ Red Croe* News" wa# celery price* to a normal figure, Kent, Dave Bonlske, ar.d W. U. Mrs. Pearl Hansell of the Mur-t" u«ed by Miss Palmer in nn at will In- pre-ent. day lo day. To do so we must denounced by committeemen as M*J. Beverly C. Dunn. In rhaig.1 have romp reports that today were handle this problem with M h n Open Meet Thursday Zachry, "fell" for the eoy glance* sumo Hotel where Kiwaniin, hul l tr mi>tcd screen comeback re “sacrilegious" and bans were ■ ■■ ■■ ■ termed , "regrettable" by F. F. rrntly. of tha Unit'd Mates Engineers j of tbe well-dressed young man, their weekly luncheonr, end the warning nf action against the placed on th# JuaUr Red Croe* The attention of all local mem­ Office at Jarksonvill-. will b *the * Darner, president of Iba Seminole prospective buyer of thi* plow-'l who, by bU endearments while program wee arrange,! by Ki­ Agricultural Club. _i activities and th# national publi­ ber*-of Sanford 1odgo fcfo. 27, ..r Frank Lamtoti and Daytonan Will Help dancing, with the ur-suspecting wanian* under crlery, ami an appeal to all I. O. O. F* ax well a* visiting cation "until an apology from th# Association! Buyer, of small <ciery Peter Schaal. Trade Body’s Drive Kiwanians and bis nearly perfert publishers Is forthcoming." so cil.es are e,peeled to at have been reported a. having at­ farmer* that they turn down ev­ tbld Fellows today was called by Arnorg thoee present were: moke-up, brought volumes of i tempted to purchase some of the ery offer." Th* drawing, tertnad by com­ D. C. Howard, nob# grand, tn an Charles llerni g, dirext'ir of tend. laughter from those not dancing Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Galloway, Ml-* Mr. Dorner *ald that a large plowed up celery at a ridiculously open-meeting of the lodge to b A " >' mltteemen a* a ,,*V Uo" j ! as tlm Job# gradually spread Mabel Bowler, Mrs. Harold Vi«b-.j puhlm recreation nt Day tona Yiumber of local grower* and ship­ low figi re. Mr. Dorner said, and ■_ insult to more th»n SOfiOOfiM per* will go to lakeland Friday held at the (bid Fellows Hall al through th# #udie**#. William* Mr.-and Mrs. W. L. Cooper. Ml** jtrnrh and one of the -pe-pie*t I Americans •" was glren a great hand when Allure Whitehurst, Mr and Mn song leailer* snd speaker* In thi* Doff Show To Be Held already talk ot reprisal against night tn attend a second meeting Fourth Street and I’ in# Annua this method of “apparently delib­ • vestmenU admlaUUrlag the 8ac' D. K. McNab, Mr. and Mrs. J. < sictinn, will furnish lively enter­ In Orlando Feb. 22, 23 erately placing crlery on Ihe inar- of tho Florida Celery Shippers Inc. tomrrow night al 8:15 o’clock. dancing was concluded. rament of Communkn to a donkey tainment at the "Kick-Off” breakAccording to Mr. Howard, this Opening tbe party with the Mitchell, Mr. and Mr*- H- F. Kent. kvt contrary lo the wish*, of the where furthec details a* to the #f„ held *a string by u small child. Tues­ meeting I* for the purpose of r*» foctiveness of the plpn will be dis­ Karl Uhmann, T. L. Duma,, enl a-l at the Valdes Hotel nest singing of “ America" and an in­ of ' lb# __ when A lictnsed Aintii'a n Kennel united .celery farmers Th# drawing was uaad to lljua* cussed along with other matter* newing and pledging anew, al- . « Kiwanian* am! day ptorning at H;00 o’clock Kiwanian Prvildcnt the followlag ointnei'ce Club Dog Show will lid Held under state," has been besrd. traU a child ran** atory of Spain. vocation, th<onncal Chamlrer nf C Irgianco to the order. "All mem* , A* a onaequence, Mr. I»orn- relating to the celery situation. Howard Overlln ashed for Gu their wives, Mr. and M.x. Iluw- membtrship drve army meet- f«e the auspices of the Orlando KmTo what talent decision to plow hers, visiting brother*, and all introduction of all guest*, and Ih* ard Overlln, Mr. and Mr* liu;wl final instructlona from (Jenornl It. nel Club In connection with the rr and several member* of the rlub, today hastened to contact under a part of the crop ha* ad­ funner members", he said, singing of Klwenl* song*. Dorinx Stirkland, Mr. and Mr*. Joo. 1>. A. Newman. Contra! Florida Exp»■**!•>» •" Patty la Appointed vanced locally Iv reflected In »hip- urgently requeetod k) atlead, and. < the meal the orchestra fur*l*Heo Jmkln*. Mr. sod Mrs- E. II. P-a«Mr. Herring will com* to Jan- lando on Wodnesdav um. Thurs­ every celery grower lo urge hie menta of celery out of here slneo lend their assiaUM# In putting To Race Commission several numbers whLa near th# dall. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Bay **«*• ford together with Clyde A. Uf™, day, Feb. Zi ami ’2" according tn flrrti refusal of such offer*. "Not Monday. On that day only 10 rare forward n program and oulln# fog conclusion. Judge J. G. Bbsro-i Ju,1go and Mrs. J, O , .thsron, Mr. former resident here, who wl-hr# an announcement made yc-tcrday sit of tho grower* hav# been reached," Mr. Dorner said, "and went North, while yesterday only a tour*# of detion that wUI pan. i , TALLAHASSEE, fsh. t^W>» v .e .ned |*be guests #n behajf end Mrs. Peter 8eh#-ri, Dr. and • l>e present and lend his •»••*»* by Carl Baumann, of Oriantlo. t< cars wer* loaded and shipped. Odd Fellowship on n hlgh« pUn# , -Gavemor Bholts today *ce«pt#d or th* ‘ club. Fo‘ lowing his s’mrt Mrs. W. T. Langley. Mr. arJ Mr*. anca In getting th# drive started. AH breeds of dogs ar.- t» l*e pro­ we appeal to them through the A normal Monday shipment aver- than ha* evar b«*n known In Ul* J press thtt they not only refuse the tk , resignation #f S- B. Burdin#. talk. Kiwanian Diagtslder-offeird Jvllu* Dingfelder, Mr- •»*•> M.r‘ Ii‘i» ^n" Anothrr feature of the bc»»k- vided for in th« agxs around 25 car*. while community.” * • ■** Mlwid, *• a *s#»b#r #f the Slat# three character stadle* he ha I Frank Lamagii. Mr. nnd Mrx. 8. fs.t at which th# goal M' (“ ° tranc# fee for each dog in each offer but report the inel-lent so Herat:•« thert will b# g abort I u Jk Commission and appointed gleaned during hi# wartime seiv- F. Doudney, Mr. and Mrs. W. B- members In 36 h#ors” will be class |a 12 and all entries mutt be that proper action may be takon. ■ T u e s d a y shipment a v e r ­ "Just vrh#n thing* seem to bo ages at least 35 car*. Condition of regular taaslon at 7:43 o r r % « y . Weri Fnlm Beach, a* |r# with th# German army. Zachry, Mr. Mru? Dave Gar­ prominently brought to the alien- In tho handi of Mr. Baumann by moving so *»oothly and »M.«f #u' th# market on th* “other «nd" la Mr. Howard today a#k*d me hi# seecaaaar. Burdlut. who wM Saturday night. Feb. It. He will Wtth Kiwanian Peter Bcbaal rett, Mr. gad Mfo. Arthur Braiaa tion of each member ef the army growers ar# with ua on the plan, M#u as having much to do with to come early. A large dolegat1 chalnaM #d the cummlaa^. » - acting M master af Ceremonies, F. B. Wilson. Ur. will be th# !M pound* «f I"** ala# furnish premium lists snd Mr. and Ml Mr. Darner aald. "n report «uch »o tfc# alight mowmrnt from her#, U'expectad from th# Or! Bally. Mr- ■"*» ssusage and appl#’ flapjacks t<i b# full Information, nnd he Invite# the D#ar show #9#Md with the and Mrs, a that did move was taken this, aubstantUted with evidrtp# hBt all .lo County dog fancier* ta Kissimmee, tnd St. Cloud M Mr. and Mrs. furnished through th# courtesy of tatredoetian af Jaffa Pritchard, Mrs- D#v# , w) tho name of tho buyer, nstur- from fields which vr*r# r*du##d their dogs In thi* A K. C. Gu„ Schmah, Lak# Monroo mrtik s r h# added. , . iN •rd Mr*. V. (lay Orlando daac#r, leading a J. C. a l l 'l l meeting wtt£th# duapptw** » a third In «r*a under the plow. HI Maw iu new chnlrWhitehurst .packer and »«d # body luember. ^ show. thorns of six girl* la their kter A. Spoer, Of Win FLAGSHIP SINKS AT CLYDE DOCK TO FORCE R.F.C. LOANS INTO USE U.S. STEEL PAYS BUDGET OF ROAD FIFTY CENTS AS BOARD EXCEEDS STOCK DIVIDEND 13-MILLION M A R K S NegroWoman Held For Death Of Her Infant W h ite Son - With I n t e r e s t i n g Program P C o r l i s s Palmer Is Taken From Hotel Suffering Ailment J u n i o r Red Cross Activities Stopped By Unanimous Vote SolonH Attempts To P u r c h a s e Plowed Up Celery Decried By Fred F. D o r n e r j •H ( _ >4 * « �* ( -* * o f tlM si ores listed 0(1 th is page, you will ractlra ono d olU r's w orth or “ > W « r i t y scrip.** -A sk fo r It and m t s It! “ Prosperity S crip ” Is a s good M a d ollar in th e Milan* Theatre’s auction Tuesday n ig h t F ob. i o u ' W ith Each Dollar of Cash Purchase 7 whan $150 w orth o f m erchandise will be sold to tha h igh est bidders. Only “ P rosp erity Scrip” m ay be o ffered a t the au etloo. D on’ t forget— this scrtp 'w lll b e w orth it’s fa ce r a is e Tuesday night, F e b , 7 . 1' A .• I , .1 T T* 1 be Auctioned to the Highest Bidders. A D V A N T A G E . . . , _ .. Of This Opportunity To Stretch Your Dollars H?ayB*0f' And At The Same Time Secure “Prosperity Scrip S •'or two days only—Tomorrow & Thurt , ( E Two Ladles' flrewtea or Two Men’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed A for TWO FOR ONE TO-NIGHT SPECIAL—Wednesday and Thursday l a r g e Paper Shell PECANS 500 Sanford Atye. Poundn Men's and Women's Clothing Cash Grocery & Meat Market 406 Sanford Ave. Special Firestone Magnex $1 Value Swan Pencils on Sale BATTERY for Two Days only at 50c Each $4.95 and old battery. Phone 893 SANFORD ELECTRIC C 0NTRACTIHG CO ■ 108 Magnolia ' Electrical Supplies 3 Pts. Milk o f Magnesia 3 Pts. Laney’s Rub. Alcohol $1.00 108 Magnolia Ave. 91.50 to S2£0 Value SHIRTS See our window display. $ 1.00 si.00 * 1.00 $1.98 LANEY DRUG STORE 1 P t Cottage Cheese */a Pt, Heavy Cream 2 Doz. Fresh Eggs 1-lb. Freah Churned Botyer Value *1.27—All for ATTENTION MEN! Regular 15.75 Value Seat Gofers on Sale Wednesday and Thursday. $1.00 . WE ARE MOVING! l i t . ilm il K t t M i u s n d Um Bastard f traita». Ca. aad «U) b . »p*. I t bailama Wedmedar wmalaf ftm am ew ). W . ara .H trim H a u l rataa. far aar i N m aa$ d m * fe c a l w . ara «!»!*« away "Praap.rtt» ■arts’’ »h h mtk dollar H*t la tu b , *bw J SANFORD SPORTING GOODS STO R E Parawrty aa M»«aaHa Ataaaa Electrical Contracting Work . SPECIAL * One lot o f Ladies’ 91.25 and *1.50 Print WASH DRESSES $1.00 4 Boxes Kotex BRIGGS JEWELER Flit and Elm W e Sell on the Easy Pay Plan VERY SPECIAL *2 Double Deck Congress Cards— *1 * *1 Single Decks—50c Wednesday and Thursday Only OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 8 Bern's First Aid Napkins......... (Only 2)—$17.50 Value Gladstone TH ttB ARE HOT! See pur full Une of the latest models of $1.50 Void* Fountain Syringe or ter Bottle................... SUIT CASES $12*50 Each $1.85 VaJilu Gtm Cojive$deut terms UCHTON'S la fr in n x ' �r * fa » Od m iddle wostarn fa r m * x of r b m tfr tn r du rin r_lh e . Which to raadjoat Thalr affalra. ' row ed tfl| S S W SJ : £ conS9n»hl§e aa to tho principal Itself. Fore- S t A g s & t f s v -m isstpu t itr 9ft prt*#f?Ncorne* neeesttty on a Wholaasle scale. b8 « B # more iitiprsetka) to the creditor than .1 Mhfiy ^nAoridlftt eompanliis are befinnlng to find themMlvV* Ift doikjtoaolofi of Innumerable farms with the opera­ tion of which they are totally nitfaihiKar. To attnfe ahy must aair i H f fitrma btelf lo the Ing o f vM ty fatitw on tho market ’ fa rm era, a r u ith c unloading the prtts and dovSMlf ro» TOP.t at onV tithe only terida to t editor. Whenever g tw y th e 'o n ly t t a c t ra n a ir ism U ..H .W __________ _ r r iu it .'t o * a loss mM ortgage com panies ______________ fl DLDilf IfbLlii A . J*. the <fit Otetr niortgalpea, it 1la better builnaaa fo r th h n to U ke .......................—f mnatooolm ' ' >fv•rather ■th a n -a fU r w a n L ... ..... tM*teM'Without' What applies to th e fnrmera la equally true o f many (ftheh debtors. W e d o not believe It can ba successfully ADMOiRltlONB denied th a t the whole world !a a U ffe r in R under a burden o f debt rthlch riitiat He lifted b efore norm al busiuena eonfg a ld ;t# -« # . a i t l o S < to be returned. R ecently when Englhnd waa called u p on - to make a paym ent to tha United States aggregating sow *.- * • tfou n t'of h e r d tp yrtlsted a ttn n tok tt*" ^ _ 0 b v l i m « l y ^ b c h i e m r iltt o r ^ c g n n o t^ tlm ^ jw le fln lte ly . lack mntoiny' *8ld to ma* lotto. Thd United Stmtea Is further car ln by opening negotlatl$ma with Eng*bt to ua* Such compromises and reje conducted throughout the whole bllgatiorta. Hat a program of d«bt reduction, volatld consclkntlmnlir expedited by both Mtety superior to sitth unsound flatlon, domestic allotment plana latlYeis which art certain to ba W depreM tOn . lots consequences. aceompanltd by other I couldn’t kill * •phUF. TH(B cod e O f 'file Sea ue Institution - .• • ■ ’ wre. .Tk * BIRMINGHAM, Ala., F M r.'lP - ■ A phlbnthropie barter system, tt* * relayed to enabb tha 8cb*oi a f Organic Edocatbn at Fsfrhopop ■>' Ala., an Institution where-grade* • and unexamination at# aaknewn, lo continue in exislenca-was' dercribed r|c**l!y by Mrs.’ Mar1stIa Johnson, founder and director *of the school ’ »t ,. The*school, which csIsbrateiTINdt twenty-fifth annlvsnsry df 'fts founding last November, *Wn# to provide th* right eondHIenf'for the normal growth o r ” eHi!UV*n through a program of "Fredtlvd handlwerk aa wall ae moiVYoriaVl •todies. No standard* o f afflWv*; ment are aet'up. Th* god! hi to ellmlcale •vlf-consciousnr**"’ oP either superiority or fhferbrlfy tnd produce normal 'adults‘ •tante*. Tha school U sapanrted •ntirrly by voluntary cedtrlbcflions, th* lack of which thla year • Inspired th* devslopidsnt ‘ o f ti tarter system. '' ’ "It was decided at tha innltdiC •ary caUbrallou thar, to meet the ripen*** this year, w* would thY for contribution* ef $25, 'a dollar for every year Vm sdhool ha* bwsf In «*«*ion,' was tha slogan," Hr*. Johnson raid. “ But .vrimn u* •ayproarhed the merchanfa 4 f th* However, there wa* a great falltown, usually th* most gsnerov* tog off in out-of-towa pupil* win contributor*, the unanimous re­ board at the school and pay a sponse was that thay had ho tucq- a ’ lain »um to cover their Bring ter, so that this source ot •F* ■ "Operating expenses of the Income wa* reduced." Or." enterprlrlng merrhant rug•ehool alrrady had been cut ta a minimum with th* budget lets xe.ted, however, that hie contri­ than half of what'lt had been In bution of tlK be taken out In previous yean. W# ended last trade, aald Mr*. Johnson, and ihur, year with ■ deficit but our *UIT of Ihe halier 8y»tCm war t#rr>. Drug store*, doctor*,, rertaunine teacher*—th# school cover* all Week front kindergarten rante, grocery stores, and even ths through high schooP-'h'ad 'voluh- Falrhop* garage fill In with 1 U trered to serve again this year at plan at once. Tha doctoic gar* greatly reduced salaries, to be free medical car* to pupil* and paid only If we could afford It. teacher* until th* amount of th«lr contribution was net. Th* garage and rrrtauranti paid theli'-contri­ butions with a form o f scrip which Mr*. Johnson, In turn. Issued to faeulty member* In lieu of salary. Groceries and phahttacle* sup­ plied Ih* school with (heir nare* Instead of rash. Th* system spread, Mr*. John­ son added, until now th* Khoxl easily meet* It# overhead. Boy pupil*, anxious to rnaka contribu­ tion*, do the gardening, Uke cate of_ lH5"funtae#a, Eifp 'ft# build­ ings b repair and’ do other odd Job*, while th# girl# help wllh th* cleaniig and wash th* dUbe*. They are given credit at apeclfled rates for tha work and UH* da their bit to contribute. Resident* af thu lawn contribute wood, plea, potato**, fresh vege­ tables, eggs, brand and other nenecrUltles, while several mother) ar# taking earn of tho laundry for Ui# hoarding puplb to do tMlf share. One farmer ha* given all Ih* milk from his three rows. In return for which Mrs, Johnson pays for their fodder. \ So the barter syitem of eiM^fbutton* it working to tfie mutual benefit of the school and the town, uid Mr*. Johnson b leaving for the U .S. S t e e l Pays F i f t y CentB As StoV:k Dividend 1p the hero at the occasion, paptaln -OUdVi C. hert Ik no flowery Uit*ua«0 to majto one doubt that a real irdtgBMl' snto'yilAtted when he drove hia ahip, the Amerl rajfMWcHWt; thfOuftl heaVy aeaa to raaeh the aide of the itHcVeit veiMf slid taVd o ff Its crew of 22 men. • i W a yfat no ihentloii' o f motinUlnoua Waves, whlcl m ade the tran sfer o f thb mdn a jtorilous ta ik and trlej th e toughest heart o f tha eeAmen. W e eapUln'B. irpor F S S 3 £ 2 £ i £ told it fa th#,almj)|e, exact and hence beaut ful Uhguagi frtt th* Cldnsee a n o f 't h e M l : " w i experienced g rea t d ifficu lty In taking Un f t U the tMpa I* JhM bH ryivtrg'aboard,' OWliqr to the MgfH awtll and deep rolllnj G A R N E R KKBE ASKED TO HAVE C A B IN E T SEAT *’ wttr tM* ether chart ThlrtV Ihu? nb description o f roaring winds, and tv aehtlniknUHtlnrf about the ditigeFa dt sttoh an undertaking SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO iper dispatch w W * a r i-s s s iA . s r /w w R SSIs lines' a4' t«»rt- Or ‘ CtiaftbeV to lira. CXMo* dtiiai ■#ort. N. C., Is .W ulna being only 46, ’ . • Th« Wednesday Club bald IU rsgultV mSetlng Wodnasday at th* ham* of Mr*. Ooorgo H. Ferndd; Mrs. O. W. Brady adntlaoed her mast Intersatlng’ talk on Mexico alto dt.played kodak pi*, tors* lake* In'Mrxteo by Mr. W*ed< a brother of Mrs. J. W. Dick Ins. Aa Intaroatlng sketch of W iN/g K r .. Prpaeott hia n ii& r f a-w • t t ” - - , and works won road bp Mr*. L. Q. Strlngfsllow aad an outlltt of th* Ufh, of' Hernando Corteo by Mrs. J. H- Roomltlat whs road b f Mr*. M. HI Btwkr. Tha story of. th* eooqdeet sf Mtklco w u very shSoAalaiagty given by Mlu M«l> Whltner.. NATIONS ARR UNITID Social Calendar S t Johns R i v e r F l a g s h i p Sinks • Most ffcttr o f heroism ara so enshrouded with gUmordua wdrda. that wd goirtothnw are heilUnt about glvlni * rnott thrilllUr, or (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Pag* One) It waa eroktd by discussion af af three, branded the ouiter ret­ loan* to railroad* to pay o ff their o ld ion aa “ malty gone stork Indebtodneaa to tha banka. AUaa mad", and declared the rwslverPomarene, chairman of tha corpo­ ally H i one Of the moot efficient Complimenting her daughter, ration board, told the committee; In the eoulh. WKDNRSDAY. Wa* BIUl* Wlgtit has returned Mary Fra aces Harvey, who cele­ Th* regnlar social maatlag of Speaking for tha reaelutlon. “ I have a feeling that aoma af / t e n St- PMonkarg where she brated her third birthday anniver­ the Auxiliary Beth Isfeel wlU be •■r larger banka that ara from 75 Rapre»enUtlca CrswfLrd at* JpBU sevefld week* a* the guest sary recently, Mrs. J. F. Harvey held *at '8:00 o'clock r. tho Com­ percent t« 110 percent (far **** tacked tha university admlnistrsJ M O m Virginia Gewdy. entertained with a birthday party munity Center with Mrs. Chs-lts phaab) liquid, ought to play a tion and paid "President Futra.l on Friday afternoon at her home Kaiuter aad Mrs. J^HdrskswIta a* larger pan In financing tha road* and hia friend* are trying to tell Mr*. Jl. H. Pratt, of Leland, 1208 Myrtle Avenue. Tha room* hostesses. / and meeting tha loan* aa they ma­ ua roue try boy* we can’t regu­ Mbs-, b the guest of Mr. aad Mrs. wh*r« th# gueete were entertained ture. It la thair duty to continue late a hired hand.” F. N. Whitehurst, 101 East Sor­ were decorated with ***** 'aad ■----THURSDAY . thb financing. These banka, after In favor of the Investigation, bawls of gladioli aad nasturtiums. RsguUr meeting of th* South getting all the money In the com­ During th* afternoon games SUe Primary P.-T. A. wUI uke munity, treat It aa if It war* In Representative llorloo charged the univerelty “taught doctrine* and contests •srera eajayed by th# place at $:00 o'clock at th* school cold storage." landiig to make athelaU" and guests. At a late hour refresh­ auditorium. A Founders' Day Senator Couten*. Republican, that two uniranily graduate* In ments war# screed by th* host#**, program wl!| h* -Iren. sasbtod by Mrs. B. 9 - Anderson. Regular meeting of Seminole Michigan, chairman of the com­ hia community had Uught there Mrs. a O. Danner. Mr*. Clarence Chapter Number Two Order ef th* mute*, agreed and *ddsd aome vig­ wae no hereafter. “They ara athebti and It looka Smith, Mr*. L. M. Ty**, and Mr*. Eastern Star wtl taka place at orous rrittebm o f the Flnane# Corporation aa wall smarting It K. K. Stoks*. 7:30 a'elock at the Masonic Hall. had “ fallen down badly when it Ilka *omc change ought' to ba made In a univeulty that would Thoea Inrlted to b* with the A covered dbk supper will b* held _____ •: Arthur and at (;00 o'clock. Each member has made loan* t0 pay off banka with­ tend out ptudenli with thoea out n record of the condition of Idea*”, he sold. Katherine King, Mary Elisabeth been asked to bring • covered the banka." Cootem added: MiiAMoUMritti eepreaenle11 ve ' fromj and U rlte Carrey, France* Phil- liiSb....... ’"•"T K iw k ^ r a n o T f s r i S y Herton'a county and the only tailed $18,914,757,' making th* ttprrw itoif*'B*kw :*B »«y,wmfiiF’ The West 8Id* Primary P.-T. A. Information aa to what benefit total deduction from casn i.urp|ua foraign-born member af tha mo**d from their home on South son, Betty Moore, Marjorie New­ will meet at 2:30 o'clock at the commerce and Industry got by bouae. Repreaaatatlva Willem*, for th# year $80484,891 against ga&ftrd A**nu* and art residing man, Carl and Fay* William*, school auditorium. a draft of only 8IA4749U after paying the** bank loans." at the Thrasher Apartments on Georg* and Jackie Sponetr, K. K. branded the language of ‘.he ten* “ 1 agree the bank* have net olatlon a* “ eery Insulting" to payment of dividend* In 1911. De­ FRIDAY Stoke*, Jr., Ruth Burns, Roala Ma­ Park Avsnu*. preciation allowance* totalled ri* and Barbara Pitta, Marjorie Annual business matting and don# their duly," Pomeren# re­ him. *."9421433 In 1932 compare! with Mr*. A. M. Bockoven and ton. and Raby Lon Anderson, Leslie ,luncheon of the Garden Club of plied. “ The charge la made in thla Jam** Frederick, of Daytona Harvey, Oscar and All** Brooks, Sanford will be h*l(| at 10:30 A. , “ And you have not compelled resoution". ibid Repraaentative $47417499 In 1WI. , Bench, are spending this week Alton aad Dickie Wtbon, Boat M. at. th* Sanford Country Club. them to, though you had the pow­ Stanfield "that one of the prohern With th* former'll slater, Mrs- Littrsll, Margaret Danner, George Mrs. Malcolm Lander will gl*a a er," said Couien*. fereoi* I* teaching that a ehaltje Pomervn* raid that possibly In Walker, Mr*. U M. Tyre. Mr*. talk on "Moths and Butterflies." Joseph A. Mrltch. aught to be made In our gnvernClarence Smlth/Mr*. K. K. Stoke*. Reservations “ must be mad* by aoma raw* the loan* should not mtn. Certainly wa can aJmll ■ U * Lois Rowland and Mist Mr*. John Carver, Mr*. G. O. noon Wednesday with Mr*. J. C. have been made, but that it waa n aoma change b needed. I don't matter of opinion, nnd challenged .Beatrice Snell, ef WrightovUle. Dannrr, Mr*. G. S. IJttrvll. Mr*. Benton. Coumna t« point out what author­ think this lloune could fail, to Go., are visiting Ut* former’s ab­ L. E. Sprncsr, Mrs. L. II. Harvey, Mitt Ann Gabriel will have a ity the hoard had to force the admit thil a whole lot of change* ler*, Mr*; E. D. Priee. and Mb* Mrs. Porter Pitta. Mr*. Roy J. ahould be made tight now. Every study rlaas at 7:30 I*. M. at the bank* |o "do their duty." Alma Rowland, South Sanford King, Mr*. B. H. Anderson. Mrs. < (Continued Prom Pag* One) Couaena cited the law cresting good unlvaralty ha* foreign mem­ but he-said that hr expectrd that C. A. Anderson. Jr.. Mr*. E.*A. «Junior High School. Regular meeting of the Atneri- the board under which Its tonne ber* on It* faculty and I believe Wilson. Mr*. Carlin William*, and Jh* boat would be raised ami In ran Legion Auxiliary will b# held must go ta the aid of commerce, wa oJght to have them.” Mrs. S. 8. Telford. 1 at 4:00 oVloek at the home of Mr*. Induitry or agriculture. ’ Recital Is Given By Before tha vote wa* taken, peration by at least next MonJ. 11. ninUrmlator. San Lanta. In response to question* from Crawford turned to a group of Mrs. Hickson's Pupils ho witnessed the A foreman Th# board mealing wil| taka pbee Couiens, Pomeren* aald that up university graduate* who ara Mrs. Wight Hostess boat’, sinking said that workmen at 3:30 o'eloek. the hou»e and ___ loading the war portion af to Jan. 28 the corporation had au- member* of ’ Th* last of th* series of te­ were I To Her Bridge Club There will be a District Chris­ thorisrd loans to 8200 open hanks ahoutfd: "you are'not brav# un- th# lower deck, part of which I* lltale by the puplb of Mr*. Fran­ |e*» you vote for thla re*olutlcn and 500 which since had closed. ce* A. Hickson waa given Momby quantities of calendulas and tian Endeavor Rally at 8:00 at th# Tha corporation, up to Jan. 8. had and glee tt* an Investigating com­ below the surface of th# walrr whin U wa* suddenly noted that .rv»nlng_at the studio.of— Mr*. gladioli In' shad*#—of y»n<sw and First Presbyterian Church.of thb authorised loans of $9.19,840471 to mittee to ( bar the university's watfr ••* pouring In under th* Htcksoa on Myrtle Avenue with orange were used to adorn th# city. All Chriatbn Endeavor mem- open banka and $80482,278 to are requested to b« present. skirts." floor. the Mis*** Mtnipe Emma Strange, rooms of the home of Mrs. Ralph banka that have *ln# closed, th# Dean Virgil Jone* Of Ih, colSomeone shouted “ All hand* on Helen Chapman, Kathleen Adams. B. WlghtV South Sanford Avmue, corporation chairman testified, leg* of art* and ndencea at the deek." other* ordered worker* to Helen McDanlab, wad Mary Man­ when ih* entertained th# member* adding that he could not saw how University at r«iyett*vi!l* -saW begin removing th# freight, but ning participating. of the Tuesday Duplicate Club NATIONAL GUARD much of thb w*f actually ad- only five of the unlvernlty’a fne- before more than a doxen hole* Th# program waa presented a* with a ferldgv party on'Tuesday NEWS . ulty of 150 member* were furtlgn had been’ taken off the boat. It follows: Senator Wagnrr, Democrat, aflerhoon. had settled »o quickly that further Duet, "Galop", Streabbog—Helen By K. H. CULLUM A flir several progrciwlon# of New York, asked Pomeren# hb removal of freight waa Impossible. McDanlsb and Mr*. Hickson. bridge high score price* war* opinion of th# advisability of en­ ■ml the er*w* were ordered to acting such a resolution a* the “ A Spanish Sturw", Blxly—Kath­ awarded to Mr*. H. B. Lawb and friend* « f Private on* Couien* ha« pending before Mr*. J. 11. Hlntermlrter. Refreshleen Adanu. The boat sank atmlght down­ th* committee—and b the basis "Pterret and Pbrrst". Man*- meats w#r» than served by the ward. atrihing the bottom »l for'lb* Investigation calling • fer hostess, assisted by Mrs. Walter for the _ Zucca—Halan Chapman. under water at lh» **•«• *"• Ing with an stuck of tonallitte. BURpvnBlon of all loon* to rail­ "Nartbaua", Navla— Mary Man- S. Celt man. dock. It thea turned on Its star­ With over SC per wnl, or 1> road*. Thos« preaent ware: Mrs. LeRoy " ’> board aid# because of th# 20 fuot "It woald be a mistake." Pomd, “ Humoresque", Dvorak— Chittenden, Mrs. J. H. Hlntormls- out of 81* prt»«nt at drill Mon* depth of water In th* channel. (Continued from Page One) lelta Chapman and Mrs. Hick- Ur, Mrs. H. B. Lewb, Mrs. Wal­ day night, th# JU»dq“» rt*r* srrm; replied) "My poeltlon. and The boat .U therefore lying on a ter 8. Coleman, Mrs. J. C. Benson, Company, under th# supervision of I think It reflect* the view* of *11 because, In addition to th* warn­ sort of sloping shelf. Paid*—Helen Mr*. C. H. Eckarsbn, Mr*. Joseph LbaUnanta DdCotte* and Hoff­ members of th* board. U that If ing of tlx months ago, Ihe cor­ Mr. Caldwell said that divers “Th# Dreamer", man, spent a very profitable them I* no* other possible way of poration let It known last week A. Mrltch and guest, Mr*. A. M. ................. from Jarhsanvllb ami Palalk* McDaniels. evening In th# study of map financing tha road* and avoiding that a change was coming. were railed »t ®nr* for ih# p«r. “ HoUyhoA*", , Rol)|>— Kalhleeu Bockovao, ef Daytona Beach. rsadlng, telsphon# switchboard receivership*, w# ought to contin­ Some Wo’J Street quarter, had pose of locating the cause of IhAdams. operation* and radio and mesaag# ue these Oo* ns." looked for a $1 payment, other trouble. They arrived this morn“ Poinsett*", Bllbro — Minnie Eddie Cantor’s Show service. for complete omis.ioo. Strait*. Claude C. Hill I* the latest To Play In Orlando The Naw York Stock Kiehanif " l ir . Caldwell said that it may “ Souvenir of Stephen Footer • entry Into Company D. having had closed when announcement of be possible to close the large Hewlltt—Helen Chapman. ORLANDO, Psb. 1.—On# of the tnlbted last Monday night. the decblon was mad*, out Sire1 door* on th# starboard side *» well "Volaa", Wacha—Minnie Strang*. C-mpany D alto had 54 out of greatest shows that svsr trekked Corporation shares broke sharp s« on th# port side, sml pump ths “ Gondolier Son*",, Nevln— Mary across country, be It circus, drama $S. or S3 percent present Momby ly on Pacific coast mafkot* whne boat fro# of water for it U water­ Manning. or musical comedy, la Eddla Can­ night. Lieut. Nordgren Instructed trading was still In progress. The tight when til Its door* ar* Duo Plano, “ Monltou", Morrison them In military coartery and tor’s vaudeville, which la booked proforrsd finished hsro ot $8140, If that plan la not footvl-fearlbl*. —Mlnnls Strong# and Mtt. for two performances at th* Or­ formation for rallrthonlcs. up $8 cent*, th* common o' $ ^ - It may b# necessary to sink Sergeant Stafford and Private Hickson. ________ •' 'barge* or lighter* along rid# the lando Auditorium, Feb. 11. Can. 23, up $7 1-2 rente. Bplvey werr very busy taking a boat, he aald, and rate* the boat ter, “ In person, not a movie", a* Myron C. Taylor, chairmtn of partial Inventory of th* supplba MRS. B. E. JONB8 WILL TALK by pumping water front th# the personal appearance of a the company, offered no comment on hand In <rdrr to ascertain Just barge*. However, no plan of ac­ movie star 1* heralded, 1* head­ when he handed the earning fig­ what had to be replaced, repaired, At tho mooting tonight ot tho tion had been decided at noon to­ ing a big compaay of star* from ures *nd dividend *nnounccm«nte P int Mothodtst Church *t 7:30 or ronowed. day, radio, tha stag* and sersan, chief to reporter* Just btfor# 4 o’rloek Sergeant Virgil Smith, who hat •'dock. Mrs. 8. E. Jonooo will There will be n« dleruptlon In yesterday Afternoon. Asked boat aervk# between Sanford and talk on tho subject, "Kingdom Ex­ af whom la Georg* Jeasel, a na­ been abeent from drill f«r soma tionally known star In kla own whether another steel wagr re­ time, wa* present Monday night. tension," oa *#t forth In the book, Jacksonville Mr Caldwell duction waa in prospect, he **td Loading equipment will be moved the Coming King- right. Du* to th* fact that other "Christ Sooto ora now on sate dally Jn|treate interfered with their be had "no statement to make." to the company's leaaed dock at from 10 A. M. to 0:20 P.-MT'at atlfraiag drill, Private# Rinee and th* foot of Myrtle Avenue near tho box office of tho Bead'sm Eubanks have received their nits line of procedure. He wants the Legion Hot. something In return for th# d.bt discharge. - • The "City of Sanford wa# relief arked by Great Britain and placed In service on Dec. 15, lull, ' Th# antenna at th# wlreleea th* other European nation*. station waa blown away last week It* coming being celebrated aa * Word that Italy waa going to part of “ Progress Day" It I* •" during th* high wind, with the Mnd representative* hero also In all-etee) eraft that contain* no result that Ui* radio room wll( be rioted unUI a new antenna bolts or rivets, every part of It ran be secured and Installed. being welded together. It ha« been While awaiting the arrieal of In steady service- on the river thb equipment. Sergeant Schnal since that time, and ha* carried will giet the red!* room a new enormous loads of freight. The Word was rocelved yrstenlay 8000 bolts of fruit aboard consti­ coat of paint. frosa' Swagnr Shoriey. who I. In tuted probably thre, quarter* of Th# Mediaal Detachment mut­ charge of th# collection ef Wash­ Its cdparity, It Is estimated, for tered 81 percent of It* strength ington date for th# Rooeovelt gov- 0v#r 7000 boxes of ellru* and olhat drill Tuesday night, having 2$ srnmenl roorganliatlon program, er freight have been loaded aboard wit ef $t pausent. Of th# absen­ that Ullage wrra moving smooth­ tha boat In recani week*. tia*. Privates Cameron and Dut­ ton could not bo present aa ac­ ly. Sherlsy U to h* Joined by Dan­ count of having to werk, Private iel Roper,.of Rootb ,or; AGED VKTBRAN DIES Wlllbm Moyr was absent from msr ronuaUsiooer of laternol revenue, toper’* aome I* heard In ATLANTA—Nathan Hamblin da the city ead Private Lather David •peculation over th* office of bud­ Jarnatto. 92, Coafederat# vstorwas confined to Ma heme with aa P a a ta rla t . • attack af fla. get dlrortar. an died. ______ Don and Made Dixon. During th* firs* period the With thousand* af appointment# Medical DetocbaMBt. under the to bo mad* In tbs organisation of Hoyt’s Miamian* Stage Band command of Sergeant Saad* con­ tha new government, Mr. RooseBig Beauty Chorus fined IU activities t* close forma­ vslt baa a boavf task ahead and 8U«w Show. . Matin** 10 iy|*. 4 : tion. The latter part af th# hoar Uwre la rslmou t# bollevs consldf :M, 7 aad 9 Nlcit 16 was token a m by Captain Knox •table aregrea* baa been madeTh* oppearanc* here of t»*n# Vidal, ariatiou omthuaUat, ha* doTheater in Orlend* sed mail W ed,' Feb. 8, 8:15 vsloped suggestions be may be on# ordsr* will b* fitted. H sccomps of th# iiiU U ni itn n lin w id sled by chock ar a a u y ardor. listed man ta ba pQttint at oil charge to avlatlen. Mr. Rtteev.lt th* drills froo* now oo la order has b o n atodyiag plans for unin­ to b*«mr profktent In th# or| callow to th# varjos* gov*n>m#ot aviating aclivltUa. ' . regulations. | ,, Mrs. Harvey Honors Daughter With Party DANCE So Co!« <0 keep x r y th in g w e k p o w b o w to V l i *4 h.iX lttd *11$ i Hj i / ’ i x d M I 2 - iL iiM jL Y d U t t i r M ot roc id m c c o « . . tiia i r Ur from New York Castrate-of­ ficials. . L. A .Stone. , f Chlcsio, i d superintendent of dtnlng car* do-partmrnt o f tha C. dB- I. Co, r** piled to th# reminder that "W# »-alt be pleased to furnish oar, Central Florida representative' .! ring cere art.* j . o r celM" a* a t of tha Reliance Ufe Irsursnco ha(a dona I" tbo past, whrn avsil-. Co., mat at a district meeting In ubla." • tha Celery Club yesterday, the lueeta of Karl J. bchultt, dUliict LAKE WORTH—Vtork on High manager, Th* location, of tb-> School Campus progressing raymaatlag wae determined by n •ales contest during November Idly. and December, won ty Mr. Schulte. . O. O, Lamar, nianegrr of the Florids-Gtorgte departments waa n principal speaker during th* BIO Lambtr Co. day. In hb talk to tho several 12th and Hall* Insurance salesmen he sg|j that Quality Merchandise at the company they represent had never reduced its annual rilvilend Reasonable Price* with scab, and therefor* is one of th* Phase U very few that la not reducing It In SIP SERVICE 1938. II* abo aald that th* Com­ pany showed a substantial in­ crease In assets, reserve, and sur­ plus for th* year ending Dec. 31, 1032, and that during I03J the eet urt company did not experbrwi the less-wf-'dettnqueney-'of one-p^nny • In either Interest or principal of Its Investment*. A fter, lunchsop at th* Club, th* Dsa't arglset ■ sshlng, lirtd. ■ tabtmen heard more taika and kurning (••>- ■ reports, and discussed various Let osr Foot ■ plans which will be Inn’tguratad Corafrwt K , p -n , ■ trslnrd la Dr. I throughout this district Vtthin a 8rbnlTs ■wlbnda.gfv fsw weeks. hot Irsl frvs, aad Upon adjournment, Mr^ Schulte, ta gat lasilag rstbl assisted by Newton K. l-ovetl und F. II. Harrison, memberi o f th* H. & A. D ept Store local agency, conducted the vbi. 5th and Sanford tors on a tour of th* Iskefront, th* too, and th* csleiy section. U draw expression* of pralv# over the sign* of activity on all sides. Insurance Agents HaveMeeting Here As Schultz Guests Arkansas House Refuses To Probe L o a n s Into Use State University B T fo t t Pending F H ? New York Central Is Using Florida Celery Latter* reaching th* Semlnol# County Chamber 0ffi<* todajr In­ dicate that the New York Cen­ tral Une* an,| the C. A E. I. railroad opSralthg but of Chlcaga are 'among the many large rail­ roads whose dining car menu* feature FlorbU celery.. “ We appreciate very much your bringing to our attention that Semlnol* Ceunty and Florida cel­ ery of eacellenl quality Is now on th# markets, and w# are always ready and willing to eo-operut# in any poetlbl# way", raid • let- FINE STANDARD Bleached—36 In. wide Unbleached—38 ft In. wfc r e s o l u t io n s Whereas, odr lloavenly Fothor In Hb divine wisdom her aeen lit to rail horn# our beloved »b-| ter. Mr*. Sarah Parker, And, whereas, In ner death our Sunday School class baa lost a faithful workrr svrr ready ami wiling to serve. * Therefore, be It rerolvrd. that we, th« members of tho Truth Sttktrs Msthcdist Sunday School das* recognise and deplora our great Iota in th* death of our dear class slater and sincerely and most affectionately extend our •ympsthy to the brrrnved husband and brothers In their rad afflic­ tion. And, be It further resolved, that o copy of these resolution* he aant lo the husband and one each to Ih* brother*, and a ropy be pre­ served for the irtcOrdr of the Friendship Is the golden link Which hinds true friends to­ gether; A friendship warm, sincere and true. A gift to prii* forever. Fdr In this world of sorrow and wo* . A ' friend Just stem* Godgivrn. Whose tender deeds and acta of love \ Make this Ilf* onVhsrorth living. —■ Mrs John C. Vaughn Mrs. Tom Williams Mrs. R. L> Shlnholter ■Adv. Bleached— 36 In. wtd* Unbleached—39 In. wld« Honor” Bleached—36 In. Wldfl Unbleached—39 In. WM«t J. C. PENNEY CO. 212-214 E. lat St. ^T O N IG H T | AUDITORIUM D aytona Beach JERITZA PAUL’S Beauty SI �nr f I »»■jwsaaaPWBB M i i R , : * . n o ; sieve '» *■' * t * ,* • n . f - 'T * — -x — • I *** I j J ,, C «*■» - ................. ... c ■- -a^on^wi. - * *“ Ttf • ** *m ^ a ■ . ».. - ' _ if. o ' ... f'4 3 p «v r'i» ' riji»t. t ' " " - —, t -. ■. »_ j c r —* rr" ' - J• . . :& S“*...... 7 ­ a * Mlliose.eWi-------- lif. _ U n i# — - V ■I* ---------- tmlilnrf rowed Utj W (d companies ara bcfinnln* to find them­ ___ , _______ *i of Irnromarable farina with the opernof which thay are totally uhfaihlHar. To aecnre shy an* wKAUVhr they muit aelf the farma back to the —‘ # »•* .V' . 'll.. _ ..M -■-*<- ‘ * e ^ . -- |Lk Mawbut V I M K . C . TO * aV D L p i i n u a i i *<l * t rAfcvlieold do t . yoh. i td i|#in—take t i l Wa* BIDI# Wight ho* returned ~ . Fetersborg where eh* rent wash* aa th* guest Virginia dowdy. • < « -r H. tattoo, th* laid thd rr ’ few _____ ___ ^ . _ , . ^ _ , , t o i r f l h n y can exchange whatever. aorphm i they hare far labor, aad they, iMcessItie* of Hfo, the oaeha officers forecast * Owlrlng arganiaation, which will fprnUh ployed if stance*. Th* school Is mpported y entirely by XDMOMtTlONB gdjuitmerv accom panied by I couldn't kill • apt BIRMINGHAM, A ir, FW>.1 > A philanthropic baiter system. do* rtlopod to suable th* School*# Organic Education at Fafrltopov Ala., an Institution where-grid** tad uneismlnatlon at* naknowi, to eoatlnua in *xisteaca--whs'#*• scribed rfc**lly by Mr*: Mariana Johnson, founder and director «of th* itfaool. -of u The school, which esIsbmted'TW twenty-fifth anniversary’ df -'It* founding lo t Novsmter, *Hn# to provide th* right ecnlHtonf'for th* normal growth of •'rlliMYcn through a' program of "Fterithr# handiwork a* wall a* more*forWal studies. No standard* of afHDtv*m*nt arc s«t up. Th* godl M to •ilmlcat* self-consclousncss ’ rff either superiority ur Inferiority and produce normal •dulU>'tiMf rolnntary contrlbo- for every year t'W sthool hat bestin session,' was th* slogan," Mrs. Johnson said. "But ,wh«n wti *spproach*d th* marchants df th* (own, usually th« most generous' contributor*, th* unanimous re­ negotiations with E n g- sponse was that thay bad ho men:h compromise* and r r "Operating expenses of the throughout tha whole school already had been rut ta a Hgt * program o f debt reduction, vol- minimum with tha budget less ■ tit conscientiously expedited by both than half of what It had besn In lirltely superior to aueh unsound previous ysars. W* ended last flatlon, domestic allotm ent plan* year with a deficit but nur staff of nine teachers—the school rovers latlvrs Which ere certain td be all work front klnfrrgortsn lous conseqUrttewC . through high school-had tuTUhIssrrd to sorvo tgain this year at groatly roduetd salaries, To be paid only If wo could afford It. MAYO—ItnywvrrncnU matte at Gulf Filling Station, operated by A. T. Folsom. llowevrr, there wa* a great fall­ ing off in out-of-town pupils who board at th* school and pay’ s u ’ tain sum to co*cr their living *\p* »t*, so that thla aoure* of Inrume was reduced." On* enterprising merchant »ugsrstrd, however, that his cont’ lhollon of {28 be taken out in trade, said Mn. Johnson, and thus, ih* barter system was lorn, Drug (tore*, doctors, restau­ rants, grocery stores, and even the 'Fairhope garage fell in with th* plan at once. The doctors gave free medical car* to pupil* und trackers until the amount of their contribution was net. Th* garage and restaurants paid their contri­ bution* with a form of scrip which Mrs. Johrmn, in turn, Issued to (acuity members In lieu of salary. Groceries and phahttaei** sup­ plied th* school with (hair warn instead of rash. The system spread, Mr*- Johnron added, until now th* school rax ily meets Its overhead. Boy pupils, anxious to mak* contribu­ tions, do tha gardening. taka car* of the furnaces, keep th* build­ ings b> repair and do other odd Jobe, while the girla help with the cleaning and wash th* dlibea. giren credit at specified rate* for the work and Jolt do their bit to contribute. Residents of tho town contribute wood, pie*, potatoes, freak *•«•'■ tables, egg*, bread and other nerrestsities, whit* several-mothers are taking car* of th* laundry for tha boarding puplla to do their share. Otic farmer has glraii all return (or which Mrs. Johnson tajri for their. foddor. . Ho th* barter systom of con’.'lbuttons U working to tbo mutual benefit o f th* school and tb# town, and Mrs. Johnson is leasing for i -i i / ? * ) ? r t f i , ,* • t * „ . . „ 'T t l l I * ef •th* Interior ; gtfblfrtat ration. ^ •F* onals T RICH M O N D , V a, - gdrrte position'u/oft* who ItKvIng bor1 on hto.farm W rtM fed td re^toy twrtlty It aimiHy ealrt be done. iOnutahcM Ufa J6#lcal eourod to drat a rate of IntAfai And accond, wherever rdtfllth m to tha principal itaelf. ForeMhfe a practical mean* o f woahlng out In normal t!/nA, bfaf Whenever th* w*il»qe* neeettoty on a Wholesale arato. ore Impractical to the creditor than ■■'4 a«asariaflJ ’ R l BANTOID HERALD, RANTOED, FLORIDA ■■ ■ ■ - - i! OftVn 14S - - -M r ue Institution artW 'Ai ' keeper marhi Pratt, of kalandi of Mr. and Mrs. 101 Rest Ses- Mrs. Harvey Honors Daughter With Party Complimenting her daughter, Mary Francos Ilarvay, who cele­ brated her third birthday anniver­ sary recently, Mrs. J. P. Harvey entertained with n birthday party on Friday afternoon at bar borne 1100 Myrtle Arena*. Th* room* wher* th# guests wsrs entertained were decorated srilh ra»«s and bowls of gladioli and naatnrtiuma. During th# afternoon game# and contest* wsr* enjoyed by the guette. At a late hour refresh­ ment* wsr* served by th# hooteoo, assisted by Mrs. & U- Anderson. Mrs. a O. Danner, Mr*. Clarence Smith, Mr*. L. M. Tyg*. ‘ "d **"• K. K. StehaoThos* invited to b« with th* honor guaat wort: Arthur and Katherine King, Mary Clubeth Social Calendar WEDNESDAY. Th* regular social mooting of th* Aaxillary Beth lamol will be held 'at 1:00 o’clock *: Ih* Com­ munity Center with Mrs. Cha'lca Kanner and Mrs. J. HsmkowlU tk hostess**. •* ■ ■ ■ - . are • SANFORD,- TWENTY YEARS AGO .> i n . c t o V drliiom, i f ' rftrtdhVoft. IT. 0 , la i pandit# tka re­ son h k m w th ltrto ft htrt|»t mainder o f th# wlatar *#a*on Wa of HWMfce h M f Mr. aM Mtk J. D. A rM r, ft’ to keep Mbs geV of* a linos at lank*. Or do they Mrt. Grlsaora U' aa auht o f Mh. T dispatch srhW ^bioM UtUi ItTONWrt Chamber of hlpdfhrtatah regnlak meotlag Wednesday at tko hem* of Mr*. Georg* H. F*rnAU: Mrs. O. W. Brady continued bdr matt Interacting Ulk on Mtotfce and displayed kodak pi*, ■ fu ^ A U o ite r AHhtnr Butl wak tana Ukch In Meileo by Mr. w *«(. • brother of Mr*. J. W. Dick In*. Aa Intoroatlng sketch of ,ndt h‘* work* wan read by Mr*. U tt Strlagfsllow and an outllna o f tk* Mfk.of Mtraando Cories by Mr*. J. H. Boumlllat n > rn d b f lira. M. HI Bewler. Th* itory o f tk« WOftNt of Mtxlca wa* Tory ski* MUlatagty glrsn by Miss M*]l Whltaer. NATION! ARA UNITED - — —j^Wky generally cocnea ■ays.. ."ff1* m i aw * ott cM- W ’ -et ;; every tiling w® dint way. ■r ft *• b T tb m THURSDAY ReguUr meeting of tho Sosth Hide Primary P.-T. A. will take place at 3:00 a’doch at th* school Mr*. B. L. Wells, of 8parko, Go.. auditorium. A Founders’ Day I* spendlag a short tlmt ham with program wll| b* riven. * her daughter, Mrs. P. N. White­ Regular meeting of Seminole hurst, 101 East Seventh Street. Chapter Number Two Order of th* Easter* Ster wll Uk* place at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. -Terrible, 7:30 e'elock at tk* Masonic Hall. of Oreoa Cam Spring*, have ar. rivnd here to spend seme tim* and A covered dish supper will b# bald ar* residing at 111* Sanford At*. ■t 3:00 o'c’oeh. Each member ha* been asked to bring a covered fV*T-l-|--------- --------■W r wM'W ir ' pr o r t n w r iUNV ^ C T U i m n f i t l . The West Side Primary P.-T. A. oot*. Marjarte New­ will meet at 3:30 o’clock at th* moved from th#|y home on South ___ — ' Betty uM— Sanford Avenue and arr residing man, Carl and Fay* William*, school auditorium. at th* Thrasher Apartments on George and Jockte Sponctr, K. K. FRIDAY Stokes, Jr, Rath Burn*. Rosie Ma­ Park Avenue. ri* and- Barbara Pitta, Marjorie Annual business meeting and and Roby Lon Anderson, Leslie luncheon of th* Garden Club of Mr*. A. M. Boekoren Daytona Harvey, Oeenr and Allc# Brooks, Sanford will be held at 10:30 A. Jam** Frederick, of Boach, or* spending thla week Alton aad Diehl# Wlteon, Rote M. at th* Sanfovvl Country Club. her* with the former** aiatar, Mr*. Liltr*n, Margaret Danner, Georg* Mm. Malcolm Under will glva a Walker, Mrs. L. M. Tyre. Mr*. talk on “ Moth* and Butterflies." Joaaph A. Mtitch. Clarence 8m!th.'Mr*. K. K. Stoke*. Reservations *mu#t bu mad* by V i s a Lois Rowland and Mlaa Mrs. John Carver. Mrs. G. O. noon Wednesday with Mm. J. C. Jlfa trice Snell, of Wrtghtavllte. Danntr, Mr*. G. S. Uttrell. Mra. Benson. 0*^ are viaiting th* foni^er’i ala- L. E. Sptncer, Mm- L. H. Harvey, Mis* Ann Gabriel will have a. tar*. Mrs: E. D. Price, and Mia* Mm. Porter Pitta, Mm. Roy J. Alma Rowland, South Sanford King, Mm. B. H. Andemon. Mm. study class at 7:30 F. M. at the C, A. Andemon. J r, Mm. E. A. Junior High School. Aetna*. * Regular meeting of th* AmenWilson, Mm. Carlin Williams, and cun Legion Auxiliary will be h*ld Mm. 8. 8. Telford. at 4:00 o’clock at th* horn* of Mr*. Recital Is Giren By J. H. llintermlster, San Unta. Mrs. Hickson’s Pupils The hoard mooting wll| t*k# place Mrs. Wight Hostess at 3:30 o'clock. Jh* last of tho oorles of toTo Her Bridge Club Thom will bo a IMatriet Chris­ cltala by th* pnylM of Mn. Fran­ ce* A. Hickson was given Mamlay Quantities of ..talvndt'loa and tian Endeavor Roily at •:<*) •* th* •rentng nt th* itodlo of Mra. gladioli In shade* of yellow ahtr •First Presbyterian ChUfthir this Hickson on Myrtle Avenue wltji orange worn used to adorn th# city. All Christian Endeavor mamIh* MU*** Mtnni* Emma Straiw*. room* of th# homo of Mm. Ralph bom am requested to b» pr***nt. Helen Chapman, Kathleen Adam*. B. Wight, South Sanford Annuo, Helen McDanlete, aad Mary Man­ when she entertained th* member* ning participating. of th# Ttesday Duplicate Club NATIONAL GUARD The program wa* presented as with a bridge party on- Tuesday NEWS . follows: afternoon. '• * By K. H. CULLUM Duet, "Galop", 8tr»obbog—Helen After aovcral progrc*»lona of McDaniels aad Mrs. Hickson. bridga high acor* prixe* wart opinion of th# advisability of en­ acting such a resolution aa the "A Spanish Shaw", BUly—Ka'h- awarded to Mm. H. B. LowU and Th, many friend* o f Private on* •Cot’ trns has pending before Mm. J. H. Hlntormlstcr. Refrtahloon Adam*. "Pterrat and Plerret". Man* monta wore then served by the Robert Knight. Company D, will th* committee—and l* th# basla hootess, assisted by Mm- Walter regrot to Worn that ho la aulfnr* for'the Investigation calling * for Zucca— Hotea Chapman. Ing with on attack of lonallltl*. suspension of all loan* to rail­ "Narclaoua”, Nasln—Mary Man- 8. Cilinun. With over 0C per evnt, or 19 road*. Thot^ present were! Mrs. LeRoy _ _ "It would be a mistake." Pom■ r . "Humorssqno", Dvorak— Chittenden, Mm.’ J. H. Hlntorml*- out of 31. peasant at drill Mon night, the Headquarter* orrne replied. "My position, and llelea Chapman and Mr*, llkk- ter. Mm. H. B. UwU, Mm. Wal­ day ter 8. Coleman. Mra. J. C. Benson, Company, under th# supervision of I think It reflect* the view* of all ton. Lieutenants OdCottei and Hoff­ member* of th* board. I* that If “The Dreamer", Paid#—Helen Mrs. C. H. Ecksmen, Mm. Joseph man, spent a very profitable them is no* other possible way of A. Mtisch and guest. Mm. A. M. McDaniel*. evening In th# Itudy of map financing tho rood* and avoiding "HoUyhodk*", , Rol)(>-K»tht**J Bockovw. of Daytona Beach. reading; telephone switchboard rocrivtmhlpa, w# ought to contin­ Admms. operation* and radio and metaag, ue these loan*." "Polnsott*", Bilbro — Minnie Eddie Cantor’s Show service. . 8trn*g*. Claud* C. Hill I* the latest riV h 111? To Play In Orlando "Souvenir of Stephen Footer , entry Into Company 1). having HowIRt—Helen Chapman. * n ir m m A II A V I? ORLANDO, Fob. 1.—On* of th* enlisted laat Monday nighL "Volt*". Woeh*—Minnie Strong*. Company D also had M ost ol A S K E D * T 0 H A V i J i gmetest shows that svsr trekksd "Gondeller Song", Novln—Mary n t o m i T l O f ? A ID across country, b* It circus, drama *6. or 63 percent present Monday Manning. ' * or musical comsdy, la Eddta Can­ nighL LleuL Nordgmn Inalruated Duo Plano, "Manltau , MorrUon tor’s vaudsvllls, which la bookad them In military courtesy and —Minnie Strang* and Mir. for two performances at (Continued, from Pal* 0no) Or­ formation for calisthenics. Sergeant Stafford .and Private treasurer, and Edward J. Flynn, HUkson. lando Auditorium, Fsb. 11. Can­ Spivey were very busy taking a of New York, sat with Mr. Boo*#tor, “in person, not n movlo", as partial Inventory of tho aupplioa MRS. B. E. JONBS WILL TALK tbo personal appearance of « on hand In trdcr to aacorloln Juat felt through the afternoon. Today th# Presldent-vlect hod movie star la heralded, I* head­ bat had to bo replaced, repaired, At th# meeting tonight *t th# an opportunity to go to work on ing. a big company of stem from or renewed. ■ th* tariff reciprocity program be Pint Methodlet Church *t 7:30 Sergeant Virgil Smith, who baa |o preparing for tb# forthcoming o’clock. Mm- 8 . E. Jonoo# will radio, tha stag* and screen, chief of whom la Georg* Jeasel, a na­ behn absent from drill for som# economic confrmncoa with Eu­ Ulk on th# subject. "Kingdom Ex­ tension," ns »*t forth In th# hook. tionally known alar In hlo own tlm's, wa* present Monday nighL rope. Donator Hull, of Tvnn##***, Du* to th* fact that other "Cfcrbt *** Comlnf Klnf right. Santa ara now on sale dally Interests interfered with their has been Invited here. Prof. Ray­ from 10 A. M. to 0:30 P. M. at attending drill. Private# Rlnea and mond Moley. economic adviser. I* tko box offtco of tho Boacham Eubanki bar# received* thslr due nt lb* same lime. Mr. Roosevelt Intend# to go Into discharge. * action within n day or two *ft#r ' Tb* antenna at th* wlrtloaa dom." Other epeoktrs wll| Mslat station wm blown away teat week hit Intuftiratfon on th# 4tbU ■ad / ( n r oani xt n im m rr n r n Mm. Jones. A cordial welcome during Ih* high wind, with the economic meeting* with Great S'* U k t Mary la extended to all member# ami m u lt that tN* radio room will BrtUln. He U formutatlag a defi m oor, rob. i r i n i iSi Ctartir frieoda of th* church to attend bo clooed until a now antenna A d m U .la a I t . this ssrslcs. can be secured and Installed. with an Intern*tug loetura on While awaiting thf arrival of Hrat aid, using a* hi# subject -------- C------------------- this equipment. Sergeant Hchaal "What to do to prxvtat Iom of will glr# the radio room a _ bLod from th* asvsring of on coot of paloL •rtery; also how to Hop oos. Jht Medlost ’Dstachmvnt mus­ ” tered 81 pomoat of It* strength bidding. Mojcr .Stephen* wa# vary am at drill Tuesday nighL basing M photic In his instruction* te Ui* out of 33 praooaL Of tbs abion- hoy. last night that th# astir, ttoa. Prlsateo Cameron end Dut­ company without caeoptlon pru.t ton coaid not bo present on ac­ appear at drill noxt Tuoaday count of hastag ta verb, Private 20—People—20 * WIHIsm Moy* was absent from otbsrwlse he will bo forcod to tho city aad Print# Luther David Issue order* for them to resume Singers—Dancers—Comedians woo conflaod to hlo bom* with on th* O. D. shirt, broueba* and Fwturlac • attack of flu. leggings. Don and Made Dixon, During tho flr^t period tb* Soma o f lb# boys complain lhat Medical DttarkmuaL under the Hoyt’s Miamians Stage Band they am unablo t« occur* (lack* command of Sergeant Bands coa- long enough. If PrivoU Jock Big Beauty Chorus flited Its actlrittos t# close forma­ Kanner con bq flttesf oat, which tion. Th# latter part af the hoar w m dcM, not another hoy in th* fW S k ^ r a MMlace 10-S* 1:30, 7 and 9 Nlffct 10-40 woo tokon over by Captain Knox company should bar* any trouble jTd a n c e T O N IG H T i’* ' (Continued from Pag* One) (Continued from Png* Owe) It wa* tvoktd by dtocooeloa of of -• thr*r, ktirr branded the oaster rvs“ mnlty gone stack loan* ta railroad* to pay off their oletion Indebtedness to th* banks. Atie* mad", “ and declared th* raalverPomsrvwe, chairman of the corpo­ ally was on* *f th* most efficient ration board, told the committee: In tb* south. Speaking for Ih* resolution. "I has* a feeling that soma of oar larger banks that ar* from 73 Represenlatit* Crawftird . at­ percent t^ 110 percent (for ti tacked lb* university administra­ phas Is) liquid, ought to ploy a tion and sold 'President Fetes I larger part In financing tb* made and bis friends am trying to tell and meeting lb* loans o* they mo­ us ruurtry boys w* can’t regu­ lars. It la their duty to continue late * hired bond." this financing. Thee* banks, after In favor of Ih* Investigation, gelling all the money In tb* com­ Representative Horton charged munity, treat it as If it war* In the university "taught doctrines cold storage." lemlirg to make athoiste" and SenaUr Couiens. Rrpublkao, tact two university graduates In MlchtgaVr-yhalrmon of tb* tom- hi* community had taught there rnlttee, agreed and added some vig­ was no hereafter. orous criticism of tbo Finance "They are atheist* and It looks Corporation os well asserting It Ilk* som* change ought to b# had "fallen down badly when it BMd* in a university that would mad* loans to pay o ff banks with­ send oat students with tho#* ut a record or . .. h# >i(<L out of tbo tb* condition *f of .ideas", he .aid. tbs banka." CT Couiana added: .......rrpreaentem*. ..fmhr *1 tmrclKecn unoMs to flmTony •• , . county and the only [formation as a. la te what benefit ” * ? "*•. * ,k l Information foreign-born member ut the commerce and Industry got by housr. Representative Willems, paying these bank loans." braedrd Ihr Innguag* of ’.he res­ "I agree th* bonks have not olution a* “ trury insulting” to dona their duty," Pomerea* re­ him. plied. "The charg* I* mad* in this "And you have not compelled resoutiun". Gild RepreeenuUv* them to. though yoa had lbs pow­ HtunIMd -’ that *w* of - the pro­ er," said Couaens. fessors Is teaching lhat a change Pomrrvn# said that possibly In ought In b* made in our gnvern■oni casci th* loan* should not men. Certainly w# can admit have been made, .but that it wa* a some change le needed. I don't matter of opinion, and challenged Couaens to point out what author­ think this House could fail to ity th* board had to force the admit that a whole lot of change* should be" mod* right now. Evrry hank* to "do their duty." Couaens cited th# law creating good university has forvlgn nu-mthe board undvr whWh It* loan* her* on Its faculty and I believe must go t0 th# aid of commerce, we aught to have them." Before tho vote wa* taken, Industry or agriculture. ' In response to question* from Crawford turned to a group of Couaens, Pomeren* said that op university graduate* who are the house nod to Jan. 28 th* corporation had au­ members of thorised loon* to 6200 open bank* shouted: "you arc not brave un­ and 690 which since hail dosed. less you >nte for this rr»oli:llnl Th# corporation, up L, Jan. 8, had and give »* sn Investigating com­ authorised loans of 1930,049,271 to mitter to (lear th# university’* open banka and 389,302.278 to shirts." banka that hav* sin* closer), ih* Deen Virgil Jons* of Ihu colcorporation chairman testified, g* of art* and sclsnce* at tho adding that h* could not saw how University at Fnysttsvllle said much of this wa* actually ad­ only flv« nt the university’# fac­ vanced. ulty of 150 members were foreign Senator Wagntr, Democrat. Naw York, naked Pomcrrn* hi* born. C A B I N E T SEAT a WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1. IMS ■ B f f f o t t Pending Arkansas House T* Force R. F. C. ReTuses To Probe L o a n s Into Use State University E A R N E R TO BE A — lal Hoyt's Vaudeville &Revue from this can**. Don’t fergat that federal inTheatsrC |0 Orlande atd null spretion U Just arwuad tha corner, erder# will bw fUlod If accompaand It Is necessary for/every on•led by check or uMwey order. listed man te ha proMat at *U the drills from naw aa In order to boot bw proficient hi tho no-f regulations. . 1 1 U .S. S t e e l Pays F i f t y C e n t s As Stokrk Dividend (Continued from Pag# One) because, In addition to the warn­ ing of at* month* ago, the cor­ poration let It known last week that a chanx* was comic*. Som* Wall Street quarter* had loohed/for a 91 payment, other for complete omission. The New York Slock Exchange hod closed when announcement of tha doclslon wo* made, out Sire' Corporation shores broke shsrp ly on Pacific coast market* where trading was still in progress. The proforted finished her# nt 301 .'>0, up M cents, the common *• 32'*.23, up 37 1-2 cent*. Mymn C. Taylor, ehairm tn of the company, offered so cuinnu-ni when he handed th* earning fl«urea and dividend onnouncriio nU to reporters Just before 4 o'clock yesterday dfternoon. Asked whether another ateel wag. raductlon waa In proapcct, he s*W he had "no statement to make.” nlte line of proesdum. II# wont* something In return for tho d.bt relief oaked by Great Britain and th* other European nations. i Word that Italy wm going to Bfnd rtprt*«nUlivt* htr# tUo In March on war dthta and ocononw» brought no mepons* her*. It wm (X|d oo mom appointment* with ambassador* of foreign countries had b#en mode. Word w m received yesterday from' Swogar Bherley. wh* Is In charg* of th# colloetloo of W**h■ngton date for tb# Roosevelt gov­ - -*•— program, er.as.qt that thing* wvr# moving smooth“ ‘* " United State* Steel’* formal statsmaat, pointing te th* reduelon of sllgntly more than »!»,. VUO.UOO in net Meets during th* year, cajed attention to th* heavy burden placed on surplus and working ruuourteo, “ notwith•tending tb* Introduction of drastic economies as well *« re­ duction of wag** and salaries." It then stated that In view of current .ondltiaM, tb* beaut had declared th# 60**nt Ul.ideid, adding lhat th* difference totween this payment tad the full rat* "la deferred under the rumulativ* dividend provision* of th* preferred stock." Under United State* Steel's charter, Ih* senior ahar* ar* en­ titled to dividends at FT annually before anything tan be paid on th* common. Th# latter’* dividend was passed nine months ago. Not since th* third .quarter of 1MI has United Stales Steel had a balance of income for its pre­ ferred steak and director! sUca that tlm* have dipped ,l**piy In­ to surplus to maintain th* divi­ dend. Tho Th* amount inui thus oppropnoppropri dtnd. *"• turplua total deduction from casn uurplua for th* year |8O^04,«#4 against a draft of only 3tJ*47J>W) after payment of dividend* In 1931. De­ preciation allowance* totalled V0Jt21JW3 In 1932 compare l with |47,317JI8V In 1031. S t Johns R i v e r F l a g s h i p Sinks At C ly d e D o c k IContinued From Png# On*) but ho said that hr expected that the boat would be raised and In operation by at least neat Mon­ day. A foreman who witnessed th# boat’s sinking said that workmen wsr* loading th# rear portion of the lower deck, part of which I* below the-surfsc* *1 th#--water when It was suddenly noted that water was pouring in undvr th# Door. Someone shouted “ All hands on deck." others ordered worker* to begin removing the freight, but heforr mom then a dosen hose* had been tahan off the boat. It had nettled »o quickly that further removal of freight waa Impoa.lbl#. and th# crews wem ordered to Ira * the craft al once. The boat sank straight down­ ward. striking the bottom tl ttel under water nt the edge of th# dock. It then turned on It. star­ board »ld* because of the 20 foot depth of water In the channel. The boat I* thsmforc lying on a tort of sloping ahelf. Mr. Caldwell said that direr* from Jacksonville an'1 I’alnlh* warn called »* •"te for *h' . p“,.r* pos* of locating th* rau»e of th trouble. They arrived thla morn'"M r. Caldwell said that It may he possible to «|o*e the large doom on th# starboard aid* a* well s . on th# port side, ami pump th# boat free #f wntei* for it i» water­ tight when all It* door* «r. closed. If that plan Is not foim,| feasible, it may b# n#c#»**ry. to alnk barge, or lighters along rid# the boat, he eald, and ml*# Ih* boat by pumping water from the barges, llowtser, no plan ol ac­ tion had been decided at noon to­ day. There will be no disruption In boat m nrtr» b«twe*n Hanford and Jacksonville- Mr Caldwell »ald. Loading equipment will be moved lo Ih* company’* lra**d dock al th* foot of Myrtle Avenue near th# Ugion Hut. Th# "City of Stanford w m placed In service on Dec. 16, 1031, Its coming being celebrated m s port of "Progress Day." It la an •Il.,t**| craft that contains no bolte or rivet*, every part of It being welded together. It ho* been In rieady »ervlc# on the river •Ince that time, snd ho. carried enormous loads of freight. The 6000 boxes of fruit aboard consti­ tuted probably thro# quartern of IU cdparity, It I. estimated, for over 7000 boxes of citrus and-oth­ er freight have been loaded aboard th* boot In reconi weak*. , ter from Now York Central# |Offkials. U A .Stone, 0f Chicago, and superintendent of dining com doportment of th* C. I t I. Co, re­ plied lo tb# remlndor that "W* •-Ml be pleased to furnish one Central Florida representatives d ring cam wnc j . ur csl-ir a* »• of tha Reliance Life Irsurancu hag* , „ t . don# . te the r^iL whfn avail-. Co* met at a district meeting in uble." th* Celery Club yesterday, th* ta of Karl J. hchultx, district LAKE WOr.TH~V.ork on High manager. Th* location of th-< School Campui progressing tapmeeting woo determined b? n sale* contest during November Idly. and Decamber, won ly Mr Scbultx. G, G- Lamar, managvr of th* LU M BER Florida-Georgl* departments was a principal speaker durin-; the HID L a m b «r Co. day. In hi* talk to the several istk and HsRr Insurance Mlesmrn he sold that Qualify Mtrchandko t l Ih# company they represent had never reduced its annual divllcnd R c o o iu b t o Prlcra w ith scale, and therefor* is one of the P ho^ l » very few that is not reducing It in SIP 1RRY1CR 1033. II* also sakl that th* Com­ pany showed a substantial increate In asset*, reserve, and sur­ plus for tho yeor ending Dee. 31, 1032. ami that during 1932 the eet urt N01||||||; company dw did n0, not (xport*nc« csperienri tho th* h»w<of"d. MilMUk.nj » l " UCV"^ nwy Foot Comfort In cither Interest or principal of Export tnnl. It* lnvM investmente. After luncheon at Ih* Club, th* Do*'I oral##* aaloern'en heard more taiks and asblag, tired, beralag fret. repuite, and discussed various Let **r Feel plan* which will be ina-igurated O r i e l F.r pert, ■rsinwta In rt* aese --------"T llr. throughout tMa district within a •reined Schoirrewih-lailvsTtwalbeesagb few weeks, fcxH u»r frre. ind iUw yea base — UPSA. wliouisewnt-Ttr^Hc hultx. s**iried by Newton E. liv e d und E. II. Harrison, member* of tb* local agenrjr, conducted the visi­ H. & A. D ept Store 5th and Swtford tor* on a lour of the lakefront, the too, and the celery acctlon, U draw expression* o f praise ovtr the sign* o f activity on all side*. Insurance Agents HaveMeeting Here As Schultz Guests F New York Central Is Using Florida Celery Letter* reaching th* Seminole County Chamber office today In­ dicate that tbo New York Cen­ tral -U a # * -* o d —th a -C .-A -K .-L railroad operating out of Chicago am among the many Urge rail­ road* whoa* dining car menu* feature FlorUla celery. "W* appreciate very much your bringing to our attention that Seminole County and Florida cel­ ery of eicellent quality la now on the market*, and w# am *lw*y» ready and willing to co-operate In any possible way", sahl a let- H Value Hits FINE STANDARD M U SLIN Bleached— 38 In. w ld i Unbleached— 38^1 In. wkto - m YARD 10 Yds. 49/ HK8ULUTIONB Where**. oOr Heavenly Father In III* divine wl*dcm ho* seen lit to eall home our beloved rio­ ter, Mr*. Sarah l>arkrr, And, whereat, In n*r death our Sunday School ela*a hw lo»t a faithful worker ever ready and wiling to »#rve. Therefore, be It retolvrd. lhat we, th# member* o f tho Truth Seekers Msthnlist Sunday School riots recognise and deplor* our great lota In Ih* death of our dtar class sister and sincerely and moat affectionately extend our •jrmpsthy lo Ihr bereaved husband and brother* In thslr sad afflic­ tion. And, be It further resolved, that a copy nf these resolutions bo sent lo th* husband and on* each to th* brothers, and o ropy be pre­ served for the reeords of th* claaa. . Friendship la the golden link Whleh binds Irus friends to­ gether: A friendship warm, ilncer* and tnis. A gift to priis forever. For In this world of aorrowand, wo* A friend Just seems Godgiven. Whose tender deeds and acts of |osa Moke thl* life o n * (worth living. Mr* John C. Vaughn Mm. Tom Williams Mm. R. I, Shlnholtcr —Adv. Belle Isle M U SLIN Bleached— 36 In. wld# Unbleached— 39 In* wlda 6/ YARD 10 Ydn, 59/ “ Honor" M U SLIN Bleached— 36 In. W ld «l Unbleached— 39 in. WUtot 8/ 10 Yds. 79/ J. C. PENNEY CO. 212-214 E. 1st SL AGED VETERAN DIIW ATLANTA—Nathan. Hamblin da revenue, toper's H*1"* *■ •peculation over the office of bud­ Jarnatte, 02. Confederate veter­ get dlroctelr. an died. With thousand# of appointment* to ho mod* te th* organisation of Ut* A#W' gotornmeat, Mr. Rooeevslt boa a hoary task ahaod and Uwro la mason t# bolltvo ronsldsrmble Ryogrom hrn boon mad*. Th# appearance hum of Gena Vidal, arlatloa, enthusiast, h*» doW ed , Feb. 8, 8:15 vilopod augguaiteM h# may be on* of th# aaaUUwk eonmlarlrs W charg* af atlotten. Mr. Roosevelt has boon studying pU u for unincstloa of th# rorlmi* gorsroment aviation MlivltU*. WogW F a a o o a Soprano AUDITORIUM D aytona Beach JERITZA “* — • “FACE LIFTING WITHOUT SURGERY" Wa hav* Just procured a highly * specialised scientific treatment, tb* "Marcon F*rio| R#Juv*n*tor," th* rtstomp and moulder of youthful contour.Ths "Marcon" facial traatmtnt do** K t Interior* with th* uao of any cos­ metic or fororlt# cream. . • W# suggest that you try on# of the*# treatment* kday for th* small pries of 11.00. 11^0- w o°. pin* lax. Meat ? PAUL’S Beauty SI �C H IK C K V , ** ...; •.< " "*>] Iv ' v . A .:* i,i m ' S h ort O rd er tf M • -4 of MM biSutj, fl r ^ o e o hy/ j w re Space In New*■pers, Not Lew Is ffed At Meeting V HEW YORK, FEB. 1— Newsp q a r apaco, charnetartnad no tna fvpaat fenraaa o f retail odvertia:J ffa, ahould ta need today In target quantity, Harford Powel.. t a u m r o f Abbot Kimball A Co.. A a w York advertising ngtncy, Olid lha litas promotion division « the National Retail Dry Uoeda j j taaelaUon- "Stores naad more M*w*pap«r. ipete now, and not Mad’*, ho tmphaahiad. “ We cm J W n fool that Ihoy Mud to gfowd morn Intarrated nawa nto ' upeaier* at tho maellng that newepapera warn n*t advertising Wnsibla ' when id to 'bring lha exported repi Ml bar, they fall, It war lha -o f tha alary the itoro told In IBM*, "Advertising M 'doing n t m h v ic k OKI A l t t D i r A M NCtT h n OW IN ' y/ MOWTWM|$PE«? s w e tf McnhiNos ■V- 1 6 H U ^ WAkfT TmAIVf HHW. AM „ t opwaaoiir ) ^wh*t"itwffV'wAimtsrt4' i do", declared Mr. Powtll, "It Reply a dally picture o/ lha It abd price policy of ymir iwwapapar apWre, hccauac new*kpapar raidara know they can gtn’ •rally ballova Implicitly In what ttfy aea In print. •Stiraly”, Mr. Powell concluded, ."the qulckaet way to atrip ua of •rr remaining purchasing .power, aad'PUt u'a in lha tong Iliad of Pilana'a, tlqataa, who heada tho matt who vkit In tho cold for a commlltea studying the subject. free bad at a Salvation Army Mr. lllack said that motion pic•' (Rafter la to adjourn auch agencies unaa wars ueuful to itotra in . «a adveiUilag which can contrlb-’ trplnlng and inatrucllng employ■ta to lha rapid eaie of goods." •ei, and In Interesting lha buying ■" ’ "Today of all time* whan wa public In uierchindlac. Mayer , ga«R 'sound promotion, tha tendUWomflald, of Naw York, aald «*dy h to *«atreat and ta be ,Mr, Black had racalvad tha InJnanaly cautious, to think In tarm* dursament o f tho auund-pictura af raw* and flgaraa and a plot a' U ii of marcKiniHsal Idaw—frnm- savonty-atx «loru* John Mpoonor, of tha Vkoaa Com­ rs” , declared Ira A. pany, outlined Ita cducollonJEadpublicity director of vahtagaai Mr. Prica told nfWthu early Interest by departmant stores and Ira A. Illruchmann, of Lord It Taylor,' declared that It could ba uuad as an adjunct to newspapora In Iho iiromollon of marchandlua. Many other speakers Indorsed tha usa o( talking piclures 'as a promotion within the atom, among them Pnnlel I!loo in­ field of Boston; Dorothy Hwennon, of Abraham A Rtruus; II. V. Twomay, of tha Jordan Marsh Company, Ronton; John lluRtar, o f N. W. Ayar A Co., and Colonel Frederick U Doveraua, of Krpi Picture Consullaata. Tho divlakin docldotl to mako a survey of broadcasting and named a committee comprising Kolert l> Lusk, L . ftambargvr A Co., Ne­ wark, chairman: William II. Meland, Filena'a Karl Kmto, Bloomlegible's, and Mr. Hirschmsnn. Another committaa was named to ■tddy tho possibilities o f adopting a standardised procedure to meas­ ure advertising results. Those named tn this committee were Hlrfney Mghtstona, Glmhtl Druth­ ers, I’hilsdrlphla, add Kenneth Collins, (Umbel Urothers, New York. W id e r Influence O f Legion Ik Plan O f Organization, taka more of an interest In poli­ tics, Investigating candidates far ofTIca and learning thalr true views on matters partalnlny' to tha welfare of tha country. Wa will enter politic* and heap office* open for men with the true Amer­ ican spirit, and sea to il that man with bad principle* ala kept out. Wa sea more than1,UW,W0 strong, ami ara growing, and It la in our powar to aantlnu* to ba a great Influanca for good." Americanism ha* nothing In commotf with Communism, Mr. Johnaon said, ami he attacked tha Communist Party and ita policies. Wo hava dona awry thing in ‘our powrr to oppose lha recognition S IL V E R S P R IN G *, P U . 1 Pravldlalr «H< t, trolly d r IV rtf glaaa-hottemad beata, by paaana rf which tho uhmariaa banUtle* may bd studied and admired, what la rial mad ta ha lha largest tprfng In tho world It atlraetlng many grolaglala •> w«l| an eight, •ear*. Pouring forth 22,000,800 gullnag of cryital rlaac water every hoar, Silver Hprlag* could aupply each perton In the United RUtea^with •brut five gallon* dally. Afford­ ing U tho Plata Gcaloglcal Sur­ vey, 000 loqa of solids are earri-.d off in aototloa from the airings each day. But It wUI ha »00l) yaara before any apprrrlaW* differanaa In tho surrounding ter­ rain la noticrebte. ...Aik*..w-pUi ld'4ak»f'aorwa 000 fret in (Hamatar. the eprlnga gfvj no hint o» tho aurfact o f (ho winder* In thalr depth*. Bo clear le tho walar that every portion of tho great baaln, in snipa plarrj more than 10 feat deep, may bn plainly »een front tha gla*a;bcllomd boat*. In fact, (hr water la aetupjly fleeter than the air. An ayrr-t banging papnrapta of faUy-tiko wandara spread^ cut no onj glldra over tha aurfaca of lha water with gate fixed on lh* ■Irptha, On* moment tot catcbra a view of a mountain range with prtclpicra and gorgya- Than one romts to lha Great Cararn. the largaat eprlng of all. In which mammoth retries two freight cart could aland and, or and. Romantic nnmaa have born given to tha plcturesqu* spots udder thg water, many coming from lrgthde ‘ com string lltw eprlnga. The "bridal chamber" la 11 feet deep, and from Ita deptha a. shower *f » balls .and.cryaula la IIso that lha govarnmant la not infallible, resulting in R, more careful 'arntllalklng on tho part of the people of tha candidates fur public office. Tha voter* br­ eam* • little more alwptlral and more lonecloua of govarnmant by tha paopla. Tha aviction brought more peopla to tho polla and ■tirqulated. a -greater -inUraat 4a voting. Thla, I ballava, had a large part In tha defeat of Prealwater, which laavas in round figdopfllopver," , utes 32 mlllon acre*. Of this amount, great area have reverted to lha state because of tha nonpaymnnt of Uias. Tha great prob­ lem. therefore la what la tha state to do obout this land." Mr. Hum* pointed out that a careful classification, and an Indi­ cation a* ta lh« boat way In which land now unproductive may bo oilIfsod, would aalabllah a bail* for wloa haadliag oV thla preblsm. im CHARLOTTE, N. C-Cuatbarland connlg la going tq usa eortp for money and bide for tho panttloa o f being lha flr*t In the slate ts pat Ihv movCy already In force la aavaml other oc^tloaa of thq country, Into'forte. Tha county comndeilonera . da. elded to usa*serip and Immediately ordered p l a t a n - f o r printing BEGAN " , TKY,NBtfM> 'TOUCHTON’B R A N fO R D D R U O CO. M ONDAY, n J A N ; 30; AN D W ILL END SATURDAY^ FEB. 11, THE H E R A L D . JS M AKING A HALF PRICE A N D ' LESS OFFER ON A LL CLASSIFIED AD S: 1 5 W ords or Less,' T h r e e »• 'r e '* 15. ' W ords f/ * . . ' •• ’ 30 1 t V ' ■* T im e s Vt». *: o r L e ss, S e v e n * f W ord s T h ree |' w, 61 irndu art a r K 8 S !% R S 5 »jS 3 ft S w w .-t jr ? S fe 7 s U«, il not aatunwL Per ■*'• •* *HT:. 4Tk*. Sb5"*L 3 0 WINTXH J * A I » K l*UIU W A N AMBfK’ IATION, a eo/puratlaj), Oirnglalneat, *st , T im e s T im e s •*“ ' ", t * *- " S a v o n T im e s . , j S itu a tio n W a n t e d A D S FREE W ord* kutie* A A«r*Rr a>vaailhs( and*' ■M Or vidua a t,* rto a i (M r* * at rirecfneuva art kale a*t»red la thi above ealllleO cause ns Iks tlrd. rl■r or Iteremker, A. I>. I H Ii.l. as Hpact* I Master la Ckasrerr, •• UaBtor. tho sisik Oar »r gebruarr A. D ; IN I. Ilk* same helna a Itble Ray at ibl* (Viptl s*d a lega l Mlaa uar, >• ream or iba r - « r t Uvoe* *1 ttaalard, *f,ai**K .Caualr. rjirld a , will offer (or w le- In lb* Mabeel bMOer r*e n t h curing Ui* legal Glassford Thinks Bonus Army Drive Had Good Results irMBjt'f.btVeV... f e 'S o K: lag ta Iba Coasrr a t KenilaNc. and C b ld th itH a n gliO a klate ql TlutIda. mare parlleularM tfearrlbed a* r«tluw< .tq.wlt: • "La* I* at Mrlc AnOereaa'* ASilUWa to Ovlada, acrnrOlag ta. In* plat Iberaat raaarOeO la rtal Boah 1. M (* 11. Publla . iteeord* o f HaimnoU Cuuniy. rtorldaTerm* cash. PotvbaMr I* par far ixotrre p. novi.d, Mnbttbl Master. S* V ^ U . a . « . " "Both th* government and. the people gaoarally war* baneflttod," ha aald, "First, from tha, viawpolnt of th* govarnmant It brought * nail, antlon of the nalkxw | d« itata at destitution * plating and brought ho■** to tho gavtrotrvcnt the conliltloqa that aglpi nearly avary- (TjVrnlilloIrVJnirrokuM UAltwiM.u a* iteeetver ml v:i a ? I Fa you r o R p h rlim ily to noil tha k o u it, cat. furniture, ttypewriter, y p e w r i t e^Nf r , oor r b*by t tj^.Bpnra baby cirrUffe. ctrriec*, m rent meat, houve or puito, and cxehenge anything. Old •furniture nnund the ptoee may bring ewtogb U pay 11 Hundreds win be walling end witching for yew wffer, h wore will mike doUara front cento during Ibcne ttorgnln dnye. It > ^ c e 9 pr^t We hqjp you w p > IL t ASH WIT.H OF V L E y ^ .l> M w « --m A T Washington and Miami. * "From th* viewpoint of (hr paopla of tha 'country tha bonus expeditionary foreta ware ban*ftotal bacauas thalr avHttan- and tha variou* polltksl IpUigu** conn*<t«d with U roak* than itf|g more woman le Vqqly for thomsalrta jbjkmlly uod hamas. pd»taaehlng woman, ha Maj flower Professor Tie 1Is Of Ailments That • N R M aw assm f” a nmuLauaH or - non MIAMI, FKB. 1—Tho advanct of tho bonus c sped Ilionary forces on Washington last summer has bean fruitful of "vafy binaficli) leaults and ha* dona the country ■om* gotd,” Brig, tlrn. Pelham I). (Itareord. who wa* Washington police commhalr.nar at tha tibia, i1related In Miami racantly. tOlcr InUriMlof U a "vallajr *1 ■ goXoan," tho "Ml tho ajn’a riya" (ill lW Water rival the relnbcw In briOlQOi; tho "tiontin of d a m 1' whore ttnrtga plant • grow and UootOH, m M N IlitIr gorgaona htcoms forth under water. Ilka atma utlar fu nd- la the world; and, of course, than la a 'TUherman* paradise," (Jlltd with more lhv„ M varlttlas •of flth whleh »w|m armmd tho* boat* and Ifrg to be fad Ilka lha IT kind* i f lartloa which art iamtthing 0f pathTho spring flows Into tho Oak* law aha River, eafttd tho croolodlat river In America, and la larga enough to permit amall ataamtra In tome up from tho M. Joluu Loan U tho fcuntahs o f jooUl* -History K } l that tKa.xad m u fedgki mor* f n p m W f t* reUia tho* nktH * « U n sod oar* liorxHnoi than for toy other C L A S S IF IE D ADS P A Y S '. A R E c a sh NONET 'V f' m 1 W IL L D U R IN G K w m y g j? BE rr A, -TRIAL f 'nk* wor* inures* JdAo-u** nma' fttods, «d‘ d*vlcts kad lHW'to i EtsyS Snuch o f tho ttllure ig t0 produce1 .thaw r «Uiau *iv ftittftf ftX l • �m reduced staff* of end' inspectors W par- is 5. Amount Needed To ‘ Operate lWSf Vdfr ----- - i , r Tallahassee , rib. 1.—Ur (Cmtlaaed from Page Oafl Haratofera actirr in preediting tax’ ialfi and n ert| i| t feYecloaum, farmer, throughout the country today waited action which their evW foe maaUtance had precipttaUd. from Washington, Now York City and varioos homo elite, of Insurance edmpanic*' and Ute m u of atato bgtotature* came reports of speeded effort to r»w fina'selSl paIat of ridrifige db- H U E S IN POST ELft BY MCLIN Netf Chicle Commis­ sioner Announces Plans For Economy Tw0 flat, offirera followed the governori* lead in voluntarily r;dnclng their vatarU* 10 pvrmtL They are J. J. Taylor. Taliahaiare, alale chemist, aod Jo* Chit* tendril, Jacksonville, atatr atrvica officer. stands Id. It wont! ent'ncn-! -— —---------- r — ■— tor very ditTrrrnt result* Iron, i— «>0«l MB OOBBd ( the god Cel€fy Market t h c t o w h ic h G reat B r ita in r W ln r J 1 P O U N D PACKAGE • 1 ■M*-1 B in * O ta C *om* K " ,,lt •,,hm,“ h “ ment token from Larwy'* Drag T h ro u g h courtw jr o f the U. 3. D ep artm en t o f A g ric u lth« exfdn.e of world t.a.L- *n.1 s l p „ through mUUkr Wedae*. prior., ha. held, ercauvc Kirjrltlh ? j ay. p|„M -.tarn, Reward. f v lu re In co-operation w ith the F lo rid a S t a le M arke tin g i securities or* payable in •irrlm g __________________________ ___ Toltly iinkorl to gold while t.’r -.old, LOST: Bo*ten t.rrirr, wvartog Bureau, R. E . W in fre y . Sanfortl repreaentalive. standaM la in operation. Airrti.a.r leather collar, answer* nalnr securities, however, ivtiaBy run- TLobhy," reward, fhtjne ?tt K. rainitis No c a r lo ! i r t l u N , IKH. {oft trork Mupitllww ftteo*»j»I tain a clause making th'm aivsvy* t'vievy •« tile *'t# t» i* k rrt*>lpl». ilanMhtl payab’e in gold. Therf.irr, if (he T » M 4 a y . J e a .;» l« » a . m .irk »i w m l.* F l« | liulke rral»«», ItMlIvIduaHv Ufited State* went olf the aold a ,*-»!# a I very f* B flllfB , tin ! t standard it would entail tutsi .»•** , i ia ’ ' ls*.*i.O; i e d . „ * r** : 'M.irk*l i n k an distress, lncrea*el debt I,.ait and the flight nf gold to other mull RENT AN Austin. 6c per ml trie., he ealtl. Red A Son*. Ill Myrtle Are. Tho monetary rommi.irr unari Ft IK SALE: Chevrelit touring mously favored n general r*«u.iqv tar, Km 3J.OOO mile^ motor tlon nf the gn),| standard. I rofeo A-1 condition, good tire* and MM »or William* rai l. top. Will rell fr.r cash only. What ia my offer 1 Call at Herald >ffftt U.|*r< ii Vim nn.l HOil P. M. OV NEW YtINK. The w..r!.| -laud.' EDISON, C»J,-Strawbrrrlea have a.ldrva* "t'hevndrt” car#! of Her­ at n rriM.noad, where it i.iuat rlpmed and |h r lire, are In aldrhiNiae lirtwren *lrnHg rt'um.niu* full bloom na a const queue* "I natiunali iu ar.t n *yitem i.f gvr* warm *v ather. 10— F lo w rm and i't a n t i eial iiitrriiatli.nal change like that FOR SALK: Celery, cabbage, and which “until ireent yraia laarkcd pepper plants, M. S. NeleoB, the pathway of rvononiir truei .kgat . N o n a : E.itrka Hammock. Phone S&lt. arronlinK tu n American ilrlrtalr, In tlu- j.t•’j.rs■atury rumml* mu uf rvtcrt* f.>« Ihr Internali..mil Miunjuiy umt T a LLAHABMC, F .V —Florida public achooli will need —George R. Wilder of Plant City #1,500,000 fat rtate fund, during will take office today aa acting P » Mt\ ye»f to carry on ** motor vehicle eommtoalondr, sueIjht . month*' term, Governor G A 'tkrsV IU J:*"— C o u n ty reeding If. U MtLIn, and an­ Wlto waa told yeiUrday by IM nounced yesterday that more than Agent Fred U Craft recently Beatles committee o f tho Fler30 temporary employe* of the called attention to the outlook 1 Education Association. One farm sale only was halted department would he dropped Im­ for Florida truck crops aa com­ .Tho educators said *1 a reti­ during the day. At Tuscola, 111., mediately. piled by the Agricultural Exten­ nae* with the Governor that a group of farmers chased a rep­ lie declined to aay what other iy hoped tho legislature would resentative of mortgage holder change, are to be made, but it ia sion »rrvice of the L’nhersi'y of mr«p»late. that turn annually olf a farm when he attempted to raid 3d or 40 tag agent, through­ Florida. This report. Craft said. la of f the neat two years and to ral*e bids on the pfoporty. Other- out the itato are arheduled to be intern! t.i Alachua Avid* for 11 in such a wap that 1wtso attention centered on those released. Auditor, completed a r.pecia! I' - - a -a* a - •* county farmcra at thi< time. may bo paid In full, who have been ashed for relief. transfer of th o deportment they estimated that the* coiIt follow*; Principal of the day’s develop­ Monday, lt operating expvtfto* or the Wilder will take office along ■'’ With the reduced vonrumvr ments Includedi Hie schoola could fa* cut from 1. At W.ihington a Senate with n number of new agmintre*. M l M t t to IIU H J H * year, committee puahtd hearing, on the Mined In Governor 8bolls'* gen­ i taid th« nrnalmum ability of era) ihakeup. > dumeitk allotment bill, *ald by lintlet to rale* ichod fundi Tho governor yeat-Tihy named Aid produce onJy fS.42t.4M a Its backer, to be Hit cure for the .XtUMWriu,plight*,JQefo<»..iba..8o** spring Of tu3.T may be evpectrd Ihry ate Hi. EJi.i.nl K. Ila) ..A ^.niew. at* banking lub-commKte. Sen- [ barber examiner* iuCr*dlng N. A. to aell grnrrally for ra'lie,1 mudalor Kublnsun, democrat, Arxan uf the aucial aeirkd ilepa'linnit * Current elpesies ter the fiscal Sweating of Miami, who resign'd rrate pticea. Ttansporlnll >n and uf the Kurkelrller Kuumhlhn; y«^r . 1*31-32 aggregated f 13,- •as. urged favorable report o« hi* ■t Shotti'a request. Bryan Willis, •tilling coat heroine mere burden­ Dr. John II. Wl llama uf 'lie tie liO. the committee eaU, emergency farm credit ' measure. West Palm Beach, todry will be­ some with low price*. Any im­ Me tdggvried “ fklm foreclosures patiment of erniwmira, llvrvnril f come slate auditor, euccctding provement in buainesa condition* should be inepended temporarily W. 9. Murrsw. ' llniveially, *r,l Dr. Ftrilnick Dr_li __f* je -- L. - * r la likely to lie slow und net in vrsry, naaiatant rculiotnlc itiirctu113. The UUP waa f»J tS ,- pendliig tnsclm.nl of fa'tm tcllCf Geurg* W. Davie, Arcadia, will time to improve price, very much Ugislatian.” (f In* Dcpmli.irnt nf Mate, wlm become ihellftah conimiasioncr, by »prlrg. irtuinej fu.m Kuinp* irvently. t. Decision of His New York surerrding E. C. Strickland, “The quantity mail.vie I ib the l'i itwitimr movement* thlvli , jtepbrts from S4 of lh« ST Life Insurance Company to sus-| Walter Donovan, St. PHerabuiK. rare of >evera| uf on.- truik rinpa u r e s e tsnens. to "hay Ameri.-nn doantie* showed $630,000 In ua- pcsd latni Jorvcloaurs* in lows) i fcajd teacheri* laliHit and $250,- pending enactment of remedial racing rommlitlon. Il.rry Ihinon, »ccm* likefy^io he ill.’ gtralrat ur "buy British", Dr. Day, *r*el. IIOrSEKEEPING ioorns with. fact.r in influencing price*. Un­ OmM In unpaid cuttent tvpentei state legislation; announced Mon­ Tavsni, will become _____ mg tor the pinup. dccUml ‘ he' acting favorable growing cjnitiiiont in drily couple or lady by 1 ! Vblrrletf over from the fiscal day, continued to hold a promi­ attorney for the state road de­ liter was no piiigiev* al»1ig sorb lined ladies, contldif k**M competing aiea* may «o i»Ju<-r » .Clw.l /♦■r IMt-SJ. . lues and that tlicat H i it j In'* i.enent spot U disunion* of the partment, In the plate c f Ben hoc**, .haring expenstt, n| supplies that price* will he good * Reducllont In clakercom pro- situation. parture ftorn the gold I'an lard A. McClnnli. W. R. Dowling, In lorallies and for certain erupt. tnces exchanged. Reply RaadMfi grama and admlniatrativs eoala, wes "in part attributable' in the 3, Other Iniurane* com­ JarkionvUlf, take* the office a. recommended by tho committee, "The general outlook indicate* panies, following the l e a d engineer for the rood deptrtment, vtould aava IS7IA70 a year. The that this is the time watch The rrvtoinlion of Inte,lunlirai 15— Apartments For R*n? the New York Insitu- succeeding F. W. Berry, Jr. '^invral financial condition o f the of production costs and hold them a* trade would deprml upon ‘ lie ruclve*1 appointment on the stale Gon, issued statements they counties and schools and the Ft^RNIHIIEU bachelor apartmt ce*. uf the Intelnntini.nl Mone­ barber board leave* on* place low as possible. The use of the IVantage In III payments, how- would ua* the utmost leniency' In best adapted amt, the importance tary and Economic Cpufrie.h'r, on that board still unfilled. Ralph ♦ver, the governor whs told, dealing wih the farmer, untli Dr. Day ssserled. Bpenc*. DeFunlak Spring*, re­ of securing go. d land*, rennommake It necessary for the achooli legislative aid had been devised. cently waa named to replace W. ical insect aml disease coatrol anJ 1.5' Four companies at Hartford, to ask the slate for the aama ap9. Matthews, also of DeFunlak careful frrliliiation are factors DUAVNHTAIRK tour room proprlation given In 1031 and to Conn., the Prudential, of Newatk, Hpringa, who wav _.rcmuvrd..bj Involved In reducingPtdJF?tiin ~ N. J , and *11 thalarga. Iowa - requeit full payment of that sum. * «| the governor. N0 surecu r ha* cost*. Approximately 76 percent of the companies abriounced they hail fakclt named to succeed V. V. "('ompelilion (mm aies> with |w tempb rarity ■ us Rinded foreclos­ $7,600,00© apprepriated during 1C— llouam For R«lt Vight, Jacksonville, who,resign'd lower Irr.irM ihtev vhou’d l.e 11 the Uteri year 1MI-37 was paid ure* at the reddest of Goreifior at the governor'* request. avoided Ihi* yeur ivivefever poaFOR RENT: Unfurnished 6 roohi the cdfanty alhdol eyattma by the R. R. Burdlnr, Miami, rhairman house und tlrcping porch, lna|4* 414te, and oSIclak^ eatimated payc f the racing commission, also rcdeeuraltd, Plume 140 or tM-JJli' dwnlJ for this fiscal ydar wodld resigned recently laying hi* hutl-, '.not exceed that percentage. STRICTLY MODERN 0 r o p m nvsa required hi* full lime, but Vj,‘ Bute school funds edm* from liungaluw, 2X04 Sanford Ave. Irk, the governor has not artrd on RATES Idxnl Druggl.lH Abut Offer Special Trial Sixe— a 25c ' net .recelpta of the' l4H of auto1 1ole, garage and work shop fat NEW YORK Niw York I. the resignation. Value for 10c — to Furnish Proof of ila rear, buy or leave option, $163X1 ^mobile ticeaae., a one-mill* ad foreclosures during thd present Governor Sholta'a first sweep­ Insurance Co. announced it I Duality and Amaxlnjf Economy per mnnlh. Nn interest. Check. IK •vklorem tax and inlervat on in- crlalx. The legtalatoe. avkeJ a ing change that of replacing all "uvprmlcd forrcl surt* of mo He line <1 thnea. Elm Ave. • ' ’•'tlpal'of which cabtint be apent. proclamation similar to the on* members of the highway commis­ gag * on Iowa farm properties, I M t V l# k a I 'h r m lM * |»r«*lm*wl 7c line U Ilmen. I'F Ik©* rh*w l»iF| Jia M erltt'l NEW nAN ON. HALITOSIS •dpi of which eriffWt1HT i^nt. * by Governor Herring. It was seat sion, has been to effect levdrsl |«.iriwi». Mini |i li i*rttki* * "f 26— Ml.wceltoneoua F or -eS S 5c line 1 month. Fed future needs, tha eonrmlt- to thO Senate judiciary commit- week*. fhrlr ft «llt#A onranltitllcmM in NOT DOM IIS. JUST REPORTS Minimum charge 30c, Ue recomnmadad the following: tea With request fo r uavly sell on. Docn All nn Oral AnlineptIc Am#rlfl. Rnglaml iihit ilrrmnnr FOR SALK: Girl's bltyele, While it ha. been rumored there MIM Knough. Hlroni Kim»u*!i | |L*CdistlluUon amendment. pfo-the slats would be changes in the person­ rof sducstlon end a Can und Should Do—At ■und ItIon. reasonable. I S. Arkansas joined LA PAZ, itnlivia—The general llim e * I'h rm l-l « #•%•»•••I»»•*! ihr S id in g a nSll'ihlaried tlonet of education the member. tllu Magnolia or phone Sill Half the I’Mual Price of Wlinle active in pinslat* Mug board relief when its nel of the state auditing depart­ staff of the Bolivian army drnird flail. Ilf «*r.*l n$»l it* commieIl$**jr foil ml vier# lo o ttrnk -I m tm board to be appointed by Senate passed a nwaaur. for a ment and commission, a report that Bolivian plinrv had Other Duality Muut h- Hum*. FDR SALE: Bargains to pi fuk M'FFf Inn alFitii'i ftif le K 'iU r me* the governor with the epprevel mortgage moratorium. The bill nong mi far has been reported. bombarded a Paraguayan hos­ waahoi. in III*1 m »»ulh. M».-t o n n ' hmI Alt sir s, feeders nnd povkl HAVE YtlOlt WATC1I repaired of the state Senate for tour yeera, impend. Jurisdiction of circuit Ten atiislant stau auditors and pital. lltil n il h r r * m m I* Im* t l|whi*lvp by one who rceliy ktiosm how. \V« butcher reasonably—Ht-Gfl Howl In > |ootln<ril 4 illill overlapping' Urine and the com- and chlhtety court* In ittortgag* eight uncommissioned emergency aa III|«*- till 14 FiHitiRh lit l*i» i! •**'•! Briggs. Jnwclcr, Mag. Ave. llakrry will roast a pig tot t h i l l W It Imill rlrilt lo tlrlli'tf* Itieio ■ xslistener' of education to be foreclot ore proceeding, involving auditors have resigned but their rent* during baking hour*' ltran«*4; $ *• $ alrntiK *iiouali $ • • •!*« *t * * • ■ t 1 _n akiMb by .the board »hd subject •hy homtstrad for a' period of resignations had not been acted NOW OR Schmali Pig Farm, Lake Meat atyllilttN nil <ira1 •titlM#*|*t!•* tn n nlnl BAYER'S ASPIHIN upon. * loo* I I t|o M rAaoval only by ImpeachmenL two years, TA1NAIH.K IN r. AND Ilk PRINTING f)f com•a**, tl** i*■*I inm-f **f At the comptroller’s office, SIZES INtjl'IIIK AT YOI i n Foil SALK: Upright slano, ^ U (JIm present state board of Fir All Ihr Usual U*»» 8. Down In Mississippi Jud^e R. 1(11 Fi'UliMllD eIe<I M ll.lllll Ip At'l'l l ! You f u n in * V ic k * $nil«rR liP In NEItllllliiltllDi)|i STORK. rnmlition, $2M.00, I'JOO W. 1 eliucitlon to made up of the Gov- W. Cutr»r, of Magnolia, to chan­ where J. M. Lee succeeded Ernest Wo are equipped to produce « • » In >rt»»r horn** T<» fnrnl*i* fo u r ruNtmttnrt w .iv, for I. n tl Stmt. Amos Jan. 3, a total of 23 em­ Drat claaa Job work at the »ro*l|| Vic Ha I'hciftH la ttir wtipplk • Itreriltl ekner and bit cabinet. f ItltlilioD* $ ; i • it itioiilhcery court, declined IF order forced ployes were dropped while 15 n i(-U l"R Ittrl lo tlniMvU* an .1 n1 1 $*tl«• .t k _ v . „ Election of county school board sales lowest possible prices. Glee ae r ry -w l i .f r . n *$.*. I,*I I t U l all# T ill* %%•»•)», *«*• it frnritt*of* land, --------_ aaiertlkg that ,the loiKiii fu r tnlmii 1 uln Mini 4tti.*«itii»B, TO—IlhuHcg For Bala t i la l p Is# l*ol 1 1 • * f.itla lm * l ' i otilicr* members for An-yeac over- present "is rib tirrle for *u-n dis­ persons here be,n employed. a IrtoL Nhtl f o r nil ih r otli*** «'t«B$oniaf) — m Jet* 7Alltel Tha MflfP la o o l* l*»l’ Tbe state forest service end n *** **f nr» «rn|*a|it|v of fin* t>|M* Upping term* and appointment position", under orders o f a court FUR SALK: One of Hanfehr* Tlia* aitpplv of |||MP f rl«eI leolllrto la A n .i y a .-k a A « l I h h *‘ !*• It.* Hilw ml livestock sanitary department H e ra ld P rin t in g Co. IliiUtF*! Tn**ir Mir u n i) U iTitlltoit— tk eeunty school superintendents most atttactlw |,nm*s. Oirntr fo r Af»j*r|Pii’. ! 4 m lllln n tu.rn. 7. The Mutual Home and SavPhene 146 leaving city. Will sell to reapMnl« r ike county school boards tor X** » t ( r » 3 ARNni rl«|niw a n lutirf# toga Batik Association announced I’lr |> oplr on rrsvonable term*. P. stead of eifattoa,^ euperintehdfu r Vi**kA \nil-e-irilc, h i* Hni|itr it had reduced its interest rale on Ih r l.*d| II III for II© |lkl||H.(t* II. Bov "I. I'bnitu 342. eat* as to new th* law. from 7 to 8 1-2 on DdfttMt* firing of authority mortgages *- - *• >**V v s . — _ — >. .h*l’ dnd powers of county school ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor HeNDemonstratefl HIh Ordirti .boards and of county superintandlntb, tba euperlntendenta to l|e lbs executive officer* o f the set Dtnrtv, Hit | Tb* committee also suggested jrimt'more o f the school money be THAT'S 13, bCE / K e n t to actual classroom irutrveMan’ and less for administration; THAT'S JU3T that ctoaaet be made larger eepeFi n e / f ctolty lh' the Xtoaller srhooto; that acBOot pfiriripede devote pkrt Of their Gme la teachtog) that the* cast at aehool tfmnsportalior be reduced) Umt dklioele concenaM'heaRh E co n o m is t Sees W o r l d Standing A t C ross-R oads J RESULTS WANT A f G&up Is Ogifiatoetf #Tol Conduct Bartering Semihole Quintet b AH Set Foot Invasion ■■■ylvanto has been srgaoatt to trade work f«g pro- bad by r.prtaentatlvas of a THE ADVEIWURES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY three-day Invuton n - *.1.1* id ., .k- I Daytona Beach, Lake City, Otxto, in Uiat order etarUni a t m w algfai at 1910 o'etocl H o t w fifc , j 'm so kxcitI J U S T T H IN K W C H AVttr HEARD PROM'BtWVV POR NEARLY TOO* . C MONTHS! a af groups of unvmpkyed, oatton c f playtrx has now been 9 aa by social IgiM m,- the rvcralled and baa bean drilled to see lie lien plans to ad* Ute wasbat tba atylb of play Umt to la a f it* m a fa rt, skilled to expected to be displayed by th* •* ■ a -a . •______ lfare* teams. . / A ll g a m e s start at 8910 Wcloek. Coach McJLaeek said to«ky tbirt a* the regxdt a f Urn re iM atbali trscgurp, ip. depleted .ffe a s s i WILL HURRV.READ DEAR/ I N ALL , IR C lT d D TOO I 1 Juat An Old FrieMd w n n -u isrew / N O T H B R ^ M I S L tT T IR . I S N ’ T PRO M ' B e * N r - / W I L L - W H Y - - I T 'S ^ PNOM — / I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 01, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 01, 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 01, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2f6550ba8f780ddda800309c09f2332b.pdf 7de23de9bec6bc6bfac948a5d6beeb95 PDF Text Text «te % Galsworthy, British Novelist, Is Dead Robinson Desires Ac­ tion A t Once To Aid F unner D uring His P r e s e n t Troubles WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, (JP)— P r o m p t p a s a a g r o f th e e m e r g e n c y f a r m re lie f p ro ­ g r a m , d r a l f h e d to aiiap an d f o r v e k a a m a n d e a se t h e a i - LONDON. Jan . St. —W John G alrw erthy. B rltb h fco«dlat and drmmatla* and 19*5 Nobel W a s wtiwar. died to­ day. H i <nu O . T kt (Umous w rite r had baan su fferin g from anem ia and had been In a ( r a r e coodltlen lbe past wrek. The illneaa da re loped from a • t r t r t cold contracted I**1 month. u ssa rd P e rso n a l ALLEGED BAND ROOSEVELT IS LFoeun gd -BF larores U p In S e n a te BUSY PICKING W ifh F te ry D en u n cia tio n s OF FLOGGERS 1$ ACQUITTED HIS CABINET Glass, Walsh, Farley Are Reported To Be Certain M e m b ers; W o m a n Is Slated LIFEINSHttNCE COMPANYSTOPS FORECLOSURES WARM SPRINGS, Ga.. Jan. 31. —(AT—Offcanlsatioh o f the new Democratic g o v e r n m e n t took •hope rapidly h rrr yestrn lay a* Pireldent.elect Rno-erelt went In­ to conference with Ms closest po- ^ A WASHINGTON. Jan. S I— <AV- ati-'s InvesticatIon of the primary l.ouisun.,'* bitter political enmi­ in which h,- was defeated, *'l don't ties, personified in its two Dem­ claim any ulTk?. The state of ocratic senators, lo n g nrd Brou.- Louisiana has hern drgra Ini to sard, flared into the open yester­ such an extent th at t felt the corday in fiery denunciatory Senate million', b ritrry ami intimidation evrn of the hankers of the state d elate. The state's self-styled klngflsh, was such that a. maif is afraid to who led a campaign fight Iasi year offer himself for public office." So deep is 'th e personal artmosth at resulted ln fJ)rous*ard’» defeat JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 31.-L F ) for rrnom inaltan by Ju h n .ll. Over­ liy between Lung nod Broussard ton. look the floor to answ er whsl that they do not speak, even —PfFTaring the ti t l e failed to he navailed as "propagarda. lying though they pass ric h o th rr in the produce.sufficient evidence. Crimi­ limes nal Court Judge J. M. Peeler to­ and vituperation** which he as­ raplfol's corrilor many day i|ir*»!c«l ifrnllet* of not guilty serted h » l been eiirulatcd again*' daily. A F erale committee, headed -by in the In tis of seven alleged him. * * • Doggers indicted in e«nnerti4t with llowrlL Of Nebraska. i« In ira te "I didn't claim I teas nomi i ||.,' UM^aeMHO. jUtmiwub.. U. Aam.. iA .D*lad2. ..dsclasad.. ibtaiM ar ,L—ikbniswe ■Nv»S>rl>sn« wilOttfW'frvp stay— here. has mcveeilrd in obtaining a Sen | (Continued On Page Two) (’. C. li.xhb, W. A. Jackson. Jacksonville J u d g e Directs Verdict As State Fails To Pro­ duce Enough Proof In MINOR VIOLENCE'LOUTTIT DECIDES OCCURS IN STRIKE TO ACCEPT POST AT BRIGGS PLANT A T P A LM BEACH W estern State Continued Lalmr Dif­ FpiHcopnl M i n i s t er Announces R e s i g ­ ficulties Keep Ford nation At Services P lants Shut Down Two Persons Killed, Several W o u n d e d *, Many Arrested I n Scattered C 1a s he* BKRLIN. Jan. 31.—(ffV - 1 The nscemlancy of Chancellor Hitler cryatallixcd today Into it tense, bitter feeling aharp* ___ ly dividing the nation. T *o CHINESE SPEAKER TALKSATROTARY CLUB LUNCHEON ” ,cr*' w l- # w w y n r r « a t a J o in c la s h e s th r o u g h o u t t h a K eloh. w ith in a d a y a f t e r t h a Horace Sterling, ami Oscar Brtd y n a m i c n a tio n a l a o e f a llf t »»nl w ire freed tn trial, f i r Ihe chlrftaln's regime cam# Into alleged flogging „ f S m i t h exhrttncr. Krlly. The accession to power of Adolf Jackson, Jlrreanl. J. I.. Nrttlcx. Hitler a» chancelhur of Tlermajsy J . C. Godwin, and Hugh l.xsct*r brought comment* In world «aol* weve esooerale.l • in the Iwating tals varying faom Jubilation tq of A. It. Berg. gloomy predictions of Impandlag Italdi, hi* b rdher, K. M. I!abl>, darke n. Starling, and I* ■(’. "Only In not rrcognlilng Ihe trouble. It vvers vxere ari|uittc.l by a jury Paris—Athough official illcgsl seliu rr by Japan ran the last night charges nf aggrs were not alarmed, th#ro w*a » B * peace of the world I t safe­ s a tn l assault in the whipping o( percussion on th# Dour*#, o i g e guarded" -aid Chih Meng, n*l)|a It II G ildrap. Young plarlm uds loat four frM *a ti.o ^ ly known Chinese platform '• * i* Raa speaker a* he roncludrd an ad­ In the d*A EafRyr th# 1°#* • - - - . ringed up *3"^ T3 fran ca. Official dress on "International Affairs" quarters kept a careful w au h t n before Sanford Hnlarlans and the situation and #*pr#**#d In tff” their guests gathered at th* Cel­ est eipeclally In th# new ery Club today. The your* apeakrr, „ political rcllor’a attitude concarniog prisoner and leader In the Student league of Nation and d! Rea Packard, representing EntHotl* Movement In 1919 In mrnt. Washington—Lltllo . «PP ... . Chas* and T o, la-t night was Peking, dercendant o( Meng T*.’. elected aa.chairm an u t tbo special 172-259 II. t i , « U W«t finvUitarM Men was voireal cone#rwlng_ y d s Grlrvancr and Adjustment >Coni- China's foremost political phllos .•ffrrt tho appolntmaal might havu m ittre appolntrd jrrslrrday by K. i phrr, und now associate director on International relation#. It waa K. Dorner, president nf Ihe Semi­ of Ihe China Institute in America.] lellexrd that th# responsibl e im ­ nole Agricultural (Tub. At tho brought hi* Hanford au.li.m o a posed upon lb# n«w charcquaT same lime W. E. Hathaway was ronilensrd picture of condll'on* would result Ip a moej mn*#rva||«* policy than he ha* heretofore elected as secretary of the com­ ns they now exist In tho Far mittee. East and how they elTrcl thr pursued. E arh member of the committee U ndon—Talk of th# appaH lt peace o f the world. was present. Roy Hymrs, of the mrnt »h#v»d Into th# backgrougA O priiirg hi. rem arks by staling A m rnran Fruit Growers, It. B. (Continued on Pag# F it#) Chapman of the Standard Grow­ that "W hat you Americans re n t er* Exrhangp, IJenrge B alm cs'of In nrw spapeis and see on nwvla th# Hanford-Ovledo Truck Grow­ screens n<> more adequately furer*, th e . hnd Charles Dunn, repre- ei.hr* you with Information about our rounlry than what our head­ srntlng the Iml'pemlenl farmer*. Each repotted that they believe lines and y o u r. American movlet th# plan to ileslroy one-third of aliown In Chinn tell us about your the matured celery crop at this rounlry", Mr. Mrng askr.l his tlma would l>c rarried out IIMY hearers to discount every slur* G rn#rtl R. A. Nswrnao, p ertrnt. Home reported That lh#y or picture to a considerable de­ trr* of hi* ataff, and afl « * P ^ * had hoartl that opinion is almost gree. unanimous aiming grow er, that a “ Your Impressions of China , and lieutenant* of th# Bammolo rem arkable step forward ha* Iwen he said "m ust le sim ilar to mlto. County Chamber of Commarea nirmbrrshlp campaign agmy to­ ta k 'n In the formation of Ihe Cel­ (Continued Olt Pag# Four) day wrro mailed l#tUcm remind­ ery Hhippet* oranuation liackrd ing them th at tha annoal drlva by r#l#ry farmers from every part for 1000 member* in 88 hour# of tho Male. The feeling I* al*» g#ta under w ay n a * l Tuamtajf, reported ** loTng abroad th at as comlltions change in the Industry, morning, and that lhay ##• srh**^ rules th at may now b,. considered ulrd to play a promln#t P«rtForrest loike, form er banker. drastic or nne ary will bo The la tttr called attantloo U changed accordingly and that the II. s . w hile, and H. IL Dlghton, th . fact that all e ap U h a a w j g v lirsl Interest, of the growers will Im-al attorneys, left for T allahas­ purled to gather a t tb * City KRU., see ihi* afternoon where tomorrow on Monday afternoon a t A la*' tm considered in every .are. As announced v< tenlr.y, thl* morning they will appear before o'clock to select proapaet F*»da j rom m lttre i* ofa-n for suggestion* Ihe Suprem e Court to argue sov- and areur# buttons, applle*lli«n or complaint, of any kind as welt ••rat points relating In tho l*ak# card* and similar ertlel#* needed tn »ny rasr. aa to give infm —Mr. White will lead In the a r ­ during. Ihe drive. grower who doe. not understand They are also reminded xn»o Just whsl pa>t of Id* erop to dr- guments at the ro-h*aring, while they er# #xp#ct#d to atlf^nd ^ tM Mr. Lighten, who prepared many .tro y , when In destroy «r how brrakfaat # t long this plan Is to remain in el of the |Hiinls f»r debate, will b? "Kick-Off" feet. Th*' roiiimille*' will inert prerent tn assist in tho rase if u'clork Tuesday morning a t « » •, necessary. The party experts to Valdes llot#l. to campaign all day again on Thursday night. return h'K* by T hursday morning. Tuesday and Wednead*y, and at k meet at lh . Vahl#. PKOBAIIIA FEW H FJ.ltErH "Victory Hupper" a t 8:30 oclm lt^ MYSTERY O F DEEP Wednesday night. JACKSONVILLE Congress NORFOLK The Collier T. A. man rlerl William J S!'-ar.; after nine weeks In hospllxl wa* able 11. Jn n rs d iv in llostnn was still m using. tn return In bit h n*». “ ^ ^ ? / . ! * " J C V v ^ - l ^ k e s u M o e e ~ T o ' B a o e p ^ t ^ ^ r \ h ~ ,,a r a ng ap­ r n . l i rVisiiu peered peared t#to be becertain certain cabinet rahinrt mem­ F la rm V e ft t CrifllH bers; Senator Claas, of Virginia, secretary „f the Ireaxuty. Senator Welsh, of Montana, a t­ • NEW YORK. Ja n . St*—W V - torney genera!. Appearing to giro an explenaJam * # A . Fkrley. of New York, the fqrm debt M arins to esM tlon <f th , farm etodli measure post-master general. crisis In low*, th e New York IJfe •Mlta France* Perklas, of New sponsored by him Robtason said Insurance company announced the current Congress' lima was yealerday It had suspended for*- York, secretary of labor. There was reexon - to believe no limited, h may ha found Im­ closures of mortgage* on farm* in aim th at pressure will, be brought possible to work e d t and p ais th at state. to bear on Owen D. Young. Nrw This step w i* taken, said York financier ami economic a t this aeaiion the permanent Thomas A. Buchner, president of authority, to become the secreta­ mtaauru relating to farm m ort­ the company. In response to the ry of stale. gages. rrcsnt proclamation o f the govern­ Ilo had w ritDn Roosevelt a "In th a t view it Is suggested Rrv. Henry Irving londlil, who DETROIT. Jan. :« ._r,V»_Tlie letter asking not to be considered the pommlttee give consideration or of Iowa. While making no specific sta te ­ but those in "th* know" were m- first minor dlsturbanri s In the is nearing the d o e of his Ihjrd to preparing and p au ltig the ment concerning Ita position on rlined to keep Young'* name still wrek-oM strike r t Briggs Manu­ year as pastor of Holy Cross emergency measure pending Churvh. Sunday actm ent af m 're permanent foreclosures in other stales, Buck­ in the picture. facturing Company employes oc­ Episcopal With less than fiv- weeks to go curred yesterday, as the ROOO men morning at t h ' !t:0 0 o’rlock legislation.' If foreciosnra ran be ner said It had been the company's suspended the committee and practice for som* tim e not to fore­ before taking office. Roosevelt got who walkrd out Iml Week Ignorril rhureh iervire nnnounrml his re ,, Congress can take m nr. time to close farm m ortgages for non-pay­ down to business 0n the Job of the dead line »rt for their rulurn. ignation. Hr liad la'cri callrd |o a the parish at West I’alm Bcarh ererk out a more permanent pro­ ment of Interest o r taxes so long making more than a thousand Ten person, three of iheiii vrom- last wrek and wllj protmkly begin aa the owner, living on the farm , nrw appointments of men to *sgram ."' endeavoring to hevp op the slsf him in J h e direction of the an. were under a rr ril ami two hi-x duliae. In-that rily -Maer-t,-------Rbinson suggested the biD o f m rrrw F rs—tr o a tf j lii ICUpTal, aktnjr-on effort-lw government. Itiv. loiuttit’s resignation was » S enator HuH, Tmn*a*e«, be - ron foliowirg clashes lo<tw,-en pickets formally accepted this morning at tlona. Jam es A. Farley, n a tio n a l aldtred a* the emergency measure. a n t fer-on* who, police said, a t ­ Other leading tlfe Insurance chairman, ami I/>ul« M. Ilowr, tempted to enter the employment n meeting i,f the Vestry. At the I t pro eld ta for a tw n yesrs roora same time a rnm m lttre was ap­ tori am on farm mortgage pay rampant#* had no format, com­ political secretary, the two men gates nf th* i-nmpany's phi tin. pointed t„ confer with the Rrehop. menta, Interest and taxes delin­ ment to make regarding th eir a t­ who were In the high command An expected rush of uiicinph.yed th* Id. Rev. John D. Wing, of In thc^ram paign. talked ovrr the titude tow ard farm deMore. but quent I t mntha e r longer and a t mum, when the company told Orlando, regarding a <urressor. authority for tha Reconstruction It was said by representatives of patronage situation. Ialls In tbo day Roosevelt told they would open their olflees to all Mem tiers of this committee are Corporation to lend up to one soma of the companlea they were applicanla, failed to malt rlalite. (Continued on Pagr Twn) billion dollars to tide the farm ers following substantially the same newspapermen In the presence of Ailtuiuotive rtrclrs awaited word LINCOLN, Neb.. Jon. 11.—</P>— the ttamocralir leaders with him: over the emerganry. H aas, response to the debtor's Aid for Ih r form er In ironing oul "I regard the rahlnel a« peculiar­ from Henry Ford, wh"»„ fid o ries the rmuiiry were ’ Increasing cry for relief yesterday pressing financial problems came ly my own official' family t„ be throughout . r clgged because, bis uffklaU Saul. from several sources yesterday. namcsl only by me". (Continued On P ig s .Three) F re a k WalMre, national p w Ib d r xdppy o f ‘ «uto hudlr., Iront N ebraska moved a* artAle tbo m ortgage problem by compromise. treasurer: Edwanl J . Flynn. Nrw Ihe Briggs plant was cut-off. Ford (Continued on l'agt Twot The New York li f e Insurance York parly leader, and Robert company announced It had sus­ Gore, of fhlrago, w rre other* of NASIIVII.I.K. T cnn, Jnn. 35 the Democratic chieftains arriv­ pended foreclosure of mortgages (AT—The l.uko le a mystery wui on Iowa farm*, pending considera­ ing Mr*. Speculation on diplomatic posts ■till ursnlvrd tmlay. tion of farmer* difficulties by th# turned on Newton D. Baker, of The ^toldi-her and In* son, l.uko lews legislature. l.*a, Jr., who are planning to rrTho Chicago Jo in t Stock land Ohio, for London: Judge Robert T h . announcement of the first W. Ringham, laiuisville publisher. siat extradition to North fat-dtlM , annual Semlaole County' tr d e ra bank through reprcscntallfea at (Continued on Page Viva)' were said l>y one of their attor I* Mara, Iowa, announced a r ­ WARM SPRINGS* Ga.. Jan. 31. ney*. to Ik- in Tennessee .where lion of Woman’s Cluba llojne Dem­ onstration Pair w as made this rangem ents had been ma.lr where­ —M l—Celebrating his fifty-firal they will remain until tim e In apLEESBURG — M. H. EnU by the o*rner of a farm pq, which it morning by Mrs. W. B. Ballard, of held n $18,000 m ortgage would opened wholesale bakery In former birthday, I'resldent-elrel lt"oe* |.#u' for the requisition heifridga", veil got two parties, a num lar of but llieir exact whereabout* wea Altamonte Springs, general rh aitTom Boy Bakery building. (ContlnwM on r a g s F iv s| gifts, a batch* nf congratulation* man of tha event. not revealed. und fit spdnks from In* daughter The fair, detlgned to dlsptry to. The le a family ennlinued Ihe the residents e r this community Anne Curtis Dali. silence they have maintained slm e Anr.e and Elliot, the two chil­ • everything that la essential to th, Saturday, when Colonel l*'U ard dren h,-ro with tho family,' gave well-rounded home, will be ho! hjs son were reported In have a party late ye*terday nl the In the lobby and bnllrooms of th ; sja-nt p.i1 1 ,.f tho previous day in M ciiw cthrr Inn to which all of Jumestown and to huve left in M ayfair Metal for threo day* operation she has g airrd sevru the people of the community wet# Despite the fact that the local starting a t 1:00 o'clock In the custody of Sheriff J. M. t'eavypounds and Is improving in her invited ami to which alt ram e afternoon a f P tb. 1$ and conclnd Chilstm aa Heal S a'e did not resff h house, of Fentress county. school wuik. # th* quota set, tha local Seals Hal# A cone-shaped W»-pour.d take lag shortly before midnight on The -hriiff, however, denied h A second operation was mi a given by Elliot atook <>h tho table rommlttca of the Seminole I'.Amly Saterday, Fat. II. 10-year-old girl from Ihe Wilton tn the renter of the dining mum bud attested .them or had even Tubcrculoeit and Health A smki M The lebby will be crowded with Hcliuol at Paula. This .child's with hi ram llrs on il. In a jouial seen them, and -aid no |a p e ,s display! from every local store, lion, meeting a t tha Montemma Ihioal had heroine alatrenerd last mood, Mr. Hunserelt rut it and were in h u |s>*«r«..inn on which Hotel recently to tu rn in report* while through the courtesy and summer, and, jiriry hep iqtcppljnn luisied out Ihe pie,es to lie' gm-its to take them trio custmly, co-operation of local auiemobtia cf iccenl weeks woik, decided to Colopel |.ra is under a sentence in December, xho has Imp n u rd most of whom sverr rlipplrd t-hil dealers, latest models of their go ahead with relief work alrrady of six to III y e ar,, and l.uko icmarkaldy, planned, although there it to he a diet, receiving care brie. • predecta will be on display in tbo Jr . J o psy l.’.'i.mm in fine-i and Mrs. Ijm h also rr|Mirlr,l that delay in . him portions of the It was a happy hirtlalay rele- rosls or .eivr two In sta y etis. ballroom. . there arc lire more children u r­ I,ration and Ihe President elect Pealurea of the fair include a work. _____ . - . Mrs- W. A. 7-arhry, treasurer of gently In tired of tor.ril operations rcniulned until he ha l to go to the fashion show, op the opening that will bting imprnvrd condi­ pollagr wh,'ie Mr*. Itiewevell en­ the comm ittee, reported that lire night, a a automobile shown on Fri tio n in their health within a lihurt tertained a t an o llar informal day afternoon and night, a large receipts from the 19X1 sale* to ­ time. parly lo r her distinguished hus­ . display of qulHe and rugs for talled $130-29 a* competed with A fter n dlactation, member* nf I.AKF. WORTH —W arning In band. : jpper was served. •k ic k prises will be a warded, and 126139 in 1931, and IUM.IM in 1930. An additional »II.5'J was re­ th* romnulte* liuthoilteil Mrs. Ininieaiate friend- of the (am- bathers against appearing a t tho a dance on tha final night. lam b to go ahead with our mure ily att> ndci| this parly, in* I'aling mnnh-ipnl l>raeh in auita piinus The Moaaa Demonstration Club ceived over th# week-end the re­ tonsil o|iclalli>n, pending further Jam es A. Farley, Frank W alter, lops and again t frerpientmr • Of Semksol* High School will barn ported. Hinco this amount does not near­ contribution* to tho fpnd. The Edward J. Flynn. I.uuu M. Ilowe downtown hudne-* hoii • i so eliot, a large display e l their caiined rnmmitte* stated that airre this all | olitiral a-s-nreiatr* of It'erca- was Issued by lltr city romtoiand home-mad* predecta, a dis­ ly corwa up to tha quota desired, is only the first of*th« new yrar play sim ilar la the ana they will expected, a ml needed for preven- that a small turn should be re­ ved, and Mr. and Mr*. IL-n-y *K»n at its mrvltng Monlay night. Morganthau, Jf., of New York. Off Ilia • raid a iiuiats-r »f eom* have a t the Centre I Florida E x­ live and corrective work in th# I* county, th# public i* reminded th at tained for emergency work A lirUsling rain fell Ib'ioughMit plaint1 bail Irren I'.dged agnm-.t position In Ormnde next went was announced th a t although o f­ The fair will be free to the pub­ coalritutiona can be given end are ficials of the Keinald-I.aughtnn the day tail it failed to dampen the tho attire—or lark of it - worn by lic. It* sponsors hope to raise e«f- urgently needed Ihe year around. Memorial Hospital g i.c sp«-"inl enthusiasm of Ih* ‘^raihrti fpr Mf. a nu*ber of Imtlirrs a> Hie Ca iro beach and on downtowu street** flatent fundi through the sa lt of Thee# contnbullors, according to rates fag., work of this kind, tbo Uooscvalt and hi» guaataTh# foniuilaaloB, while taking no dtplay space and ether s o u re r to Mm, Zachry, can be broughl uc present financial condition of thr formal setion, tndieat*d th at tnrn anrthaae feed-etufa and cana.ng seat to Mrs. Pearl Hansel), chair Association will got now woiranl moat w rar more than Just trunks topp le* th a t may be turned over man o f th# Association, a t ’ he five operation*. whll# on the municipal hearh and te welfare authorities la this Montesuma Hotel. Mrs. Hanoell, chairman of the Members of th* coiwmilte# e x ­ edenty for the rellaf ot Indigent FOllT M Y K R b .-lie rortnly'* advised person* rlad m bathing Association, said that this group pressed satlxfaction ev at the fact eltrua shipment* dropped to tha suits to w rar ro le , while vi Ring ’ yeaUeata. • th at of tho 400 Heal* sent to meets a t jk a Montesuma lintel lowest point since th* a rt «n be­ buxines * *stablDhni#ntx. (•rooms Academy fa r aale. 329 monthly. 8b# aald that mrmhers gan laat week with only four tars, Members of the r.»mmi,»ion of Uta g ro a t wished It underilmHl ifld , * ' . ** * a two of oranges and Iwu grape­ masla it plain they were not at­ solely that Ita faada are available Dor lag tho meeting Mrs. Doro­ fruit, seat to northern markets. tem pting <o put a “censorship" thy Lamb, school nuraa who d r­ for provonitva or corrective work All Inst week's shipment w»«» Into effect but expressed.Ih* belief — id* largely upon fwmls. from in Kesalnola County aa reported t» made ly tho Leo County I’aeklng th a t bathsra them selefs shouM PARIS. Jen. llc-<A 1 -K d e e a rd this >uurn- for preventive and it by Mr*. Lamb, county irhnot know what rn n stitu te rM rre n tirin ^ - ‘ aociatiat p arty c r tlr c ti.r work akxaag Urn »*M»I rurre. and fr«0i Other source,. C om pany,'tho F o rt M>>tc <V beach attire. epernthra and two Alva plant* be­ spitted the for- chilt ten of this coualy, reported Tha name* a id addresre* nf French gevern- two taoail eparnUetta ia l»#c#m such caaf* aa . rocoiva benefit* ing idle. Poor m arkets w*r* rerrA L Y ~ A cF r.iT H o f f e r _ Uad bis cabinet from tU a Aaaaelotion, be added, .ponxlbla fop the light «|iru* aeher. livlty but* Bad shippers *md Ih ft {. ROME, -J,___ , Jan. 31. —LVi— Th# la k e * * . The salnkitnr will ■ bo fq n iah ad upon rrquest. Sha said th a t a a one opera I ion Ihe rnm peeU for the n d ‘ few Italian rra rn n irn t today acceptad ■ l a a ' the sectalM la a aeven yeur eld iW l f>»« ‘b* and an y p a n n a w bldog to go on w r e b were not bright. t))a offer of Ihr United Btataa * oi, g n t i t r b t re* tha rowqAa with the N ure. i* In(n cowtraat. baavy shlpmrnU of goxrvmmerit for a dlKiissloa of fro m tha Nurse have poadblR th a t t i perrons truck vreto made with peppef*. t l r debts aa aeon a> Roo*#velt h t and The a fte r ' P rtsld # n t-t|ret' rgkpAsmt and tomatoes the main which crop*. ; .‘ - ■ 7 . Since the COUBt" *“ •U situation, was urged ncrore the Senate banking aubcomlttee by Senator Robinson. Ar­ kansas Democratic leader. HAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 31. —(A1) - The toll of lives In the bllixard that swept the F a r W est stood at I t t day aa win­ te r continued to threaten e f­ fort.* to rescue hundreds of persons warn*, nnl in the mountain regions. The m-’st ex­ tensive struggle was in the H an Bernardino mountains where hundred* of motorist* w rre trapped by the bliitard. Rescuer* -aid most of the trapped |arson* who had num­ bered •J.ttist arc being m«’V*d out ovrr roads cleared by snow­ plow*. No immediate danger to life was reported. Chih Menff DeHcribcH Trialn And Perils In F ar Kant Situation Packard Elected As Chairman Of Grievance B ody K Luke Lea Mystery S till-U nsnlved As P air Remains H id rik ~w ■“— Women’s Clubs To Stage 3-Day F air In M ayfair Hotel Roosevelt Handed Fifty-One S p a n k s Upon His Birthday Seals Sale Committee D e c id e s To Continue Its W ork Against Diseases Hathur.H Arc Warned To Wear E ntire Suit Lee County’H CitruH ShipmcntH Fall Off ich P re m ie r, stes Cabinet ________ an/.'ito Reminders S e n t Calling N o tic e To C. Of C. Drive Group.Will Iscave To Plead Isakc’H Case i l Miller Gets $66,000 Verdict Against “Prosperity S c r ip ” Is R e c e iv in g Approval O f Sanford Buying Public "I'rnspsrity S n ip ", launrbril In Hanford by 2«» lyt.nng m rrrhanlj yrsterdsy morning, it r-fclvlni: th . sp M V sT o f ure~buying pul»Its* uf tM« city and .m inty, * c 'r rdIng L, a «ur«ay »f Ihe various r..-o|i«r*tlniT slnrrs tmlay. Il Is masting with the kind of approval th a t has alreidy raus#.l rum - of the merchant* to apply te Th# Herald f- r more "Proaprrlty Scrip". In et Irast one ca*. it was rtp o rtrd that irrip I* b r­ ing collectad by one woman and suld for a rent spire* to another who (dans to t>- a hr.svy blddrr a t Ihe auction. In order to make "Prosperity BerlpJ!' nw re pnpultr lordly and to create further inureet in Oil auction of *om» 6180 worth af merchandise frein th" I 'a f# of th a Milano T heat.r n«xl Tuesday night, the merchants today decided to 'bold apecl*| salt* tomorrow a a d T hursdsy. Mrrrhandlsa th a t la act nelly werth far more than tha sprciei aal* pri’e srran g td M a. atlm ulating feature of th a ' ' will go on display ig pra*> tlcally evary nn# of the 20 store# l iiiurrow morning aa announced in a full page advertisem ent In another aectlon of Th# Herald to ­ day. Mast „f the merchant* have deriilnk tn feature article* th at can ba said for I L brlb-vlng th a t in this way more "I'rosperily Scrip" will hr placed in circula­ IF,n. Some „f th r m rrthant* have m ark'd down higher priced *rtidli's to where they are within th# reach of rvery purse. All the mer rhant* invite Ih rir old and new ru s te m rr. tn vi*lt th rir store* to­ morrow o r Thursday to tsh« ad vantage nf the special sale and to secure m re_M J ,ttsp c rily H crtp "._ Calhoun's Sanford Avenue Dopartm ent Store wae tho firat to arm) a hurry tall to The Herald fo r more I'Proaperity bertp*, tol lowed shortly a fter by tha Bagford Sporting Goods 8Lifa srWch to d iy moYvil from It* Jooition In tbo Meriwether Block on Magnllg Avenue to a store building adjoining tb* Smith F u rx ttsra Co., aU>rt on Eut Flrit Btrtvt. ERIE. Pa-. Jan. Jury today awarded Each MlUer. Oklahoma rancher showman, r e V uoo l0 damsgea a g a lm tJ o m M ^ movl# eowpuncher. Millar all*«*«,l th at Mia broke hi* contract I" J pear with M iner's 101 R ancH ' shsw and sued 0r l 34*-0^0' ed Miller years ago a Jury awarded Mill ♦90,000 but tho caso was appeal#* and g new Id a) grented. Campbell Arrives UiJ.On Way To " NEW YORK. Jan . 81. Hlr Malcolm Campbetl, w hat wsak and shaky attack of Influenam, day on th#'H nar A cquit route ta Dayton* „ he will attem pt to raise hla land spaed record In h la ^ r Bluebird TL IS ta all aat 1* L soon aa heach eondltlone ’ permit," aald C aapbalL ' H I MOST BE 1NDIANAPOTJS — Tali certUlad th* re-elactkm U Lavrle as president United M b* Worker* a f orgaatsaUan. r �|HumblyBEG YOURPARDON^ M peciau^ It Has Been Brought To Our Attention By Hundreds ^ Of Our Friends THAT TH E “ AD ” M A N Has Shown Too Much Partiality In Giving The MEN THE BEST O F ^ ????,(, ^ISp I Didn’t Realize You Were Just As Hungry For A DRESS BARGAIN AsJ&e Men Were For SUITS. So I Am Going To Stay With YOWELL ALL OFiP v WEEK To Make Up For. My Unintentional Mistake _ B I’MGOINGTOGIVE YOULADIES THE GREATEST CUT PRICE DRESS.&COAT SALE EVERATTEMPTED BYANYdNE. I HAVEGOTTOMAKE GOOD WITH Y00 PEOPLE. So ComeTuesday- AndSee HowI HaveLived Up To My Signed, L. M. GAGE, The Advertising Man A. M. AHD CONTINUES ALL-WEEK THFS, WE BELIEVE, IS ONE OF THE MOST CON VINCINGANDMOST DRAMATIC TESTS TO PROVE THE LEADERSHIP OF YOWELL’S. 8 0 M B DAY. SOMEBODY " ’ILL SPEND THAT DOLLAR YOU ARE BAVINGI TI1IUFT IS NOT THE HOARDING OF MONEY, BUT THE SPENDING OK • TUB Everyone o f These is Worthy of the Name B A R G A IN ' 91.25 NEW Q fi 79c VALUE SC A R FS-N ew ,.. A U , MAn. 91.95 SWEATERS and b l o u s e s .....- ..... 93.50 KID tie space or something' here It is— GLOV ES.............. „ SPREADS............ IBe FAST COLOR PRINTS.......... 91.50 VALUE ALL WOOL MEN'S Trousers, $7.00 vol. 12.95 ft 13.05 MEN’S FELT HATS 91.95 BOYS’ .v , . ' SWEATERS.............; 51.95 MEN’S Here’s how we dp it—Buy any Dress or Coal at itil regular price of $6.9fr— $11.75—$16.75 ana take another Dress or Coat of equal value for $1 only— If you do not wish 2 Dresses or Dress and Coat bring a friend with you. THAT’S FAIR. W T IT? L o v e l y Far Trim In Dark Dr o wn u and III nek. rough woolen materl* air. Including SWEATERS 75a BLUE WORK SHIRTS .... 35c WORK G L O V E S .......................... 91.00 MEN’S SILK TIES................. 79c Tom Sawyer. WAISTS & BLOUSES............... ... ' 91.25 BOYS’ LONG JPANTS,....... SPORT COATS raonlly Tans and Browns Onl y n fen MEN'S BROADCLOTH ONION SUITS -....... THE MATERIALS Dress or Sports Evening Gowns W ear— in Wool Crepe Silk CreRes Silk & Woo! Knit chalk Crepes F lat Crepes ~ .. -Satins Satlns Sheers * Taffetas * ; SIZES 19 TO 50 I I 5/ le i* - l 92.50 VALUE SPREADS .... 91.00 VALUE CURTAINS...... 79c CHILDREN’S SLEEPERS...... 91.00 CHILDREN’S SLEEPERS*..... 91.95 VALUE UNDIES...... Sc 36 In. Wide UNBLEACHED j j ; . COTTON—yd......... CHOIC2 500 Pieces V B a Costume JEWELRY., SPECIAL ALL . M PG E.BED SU B MAO COMFORTS,and BIRDSEYE COSMETICS It n and Belcano -COSMETICS ;; t * . 91! 'WjjflL COTTON BATS....... W ! Broken hIich. Huy one and take another one af •quel value tor ONE DOLLAR. • SBUM I Year to 15. Yearn. . I*Uln and Fur. M PURE SILK—yd.,,.. ****** * kiAt ... l* * l �f THE DOCTOR 01 5u!ftlK U * * v . oven . tt> /. M e ,B o v s , i v* mmt* ^K PE R iM aN r." h im £ relehnUff ami when Hitler himself appeared (round. • ' t,’ ‘ alar election of Ilast ftrmmer almost fourteen far the largest number of rotes were cast, by — party. By November, 1 rarer, Hitler and Ms « « __________________ W to amain a vo' of lew than tweltS kl observers argued that Hitler's sun had llulL - ,, Nail ihovemrnt must go forward or dlatint* tr ite altogether Later events tended to substantiate,this view particularly.wheij it was learned that the Nasi organi­ sation was heavily, Involved In debt. It may have been this apparent weakening of Adolph I AT, JAJWXnr %£’!!,ZZ.K'&tr. belief that e a r v e rb together I lfU TALI.A1I A8SFE ‘—The of priocarW i M H M state pHosm-ta steadily il ILU VEK8R FOR TODAY t turn no r v r i r m< man, but Jtn Austrian, and served m a corporal In the World oratory and the stteni 8^}% though,both are noteworthy, as by bin prnmWta eve Germans of the overwhelming burden of foreign obligation*, both public and private. you «v*r read ■ birth *uMote recently, however, the Nazi chieftain, under preninftm cnt or a death iratk* on a inr» of fin aeelera who feared for the credit reputation of id bill o r a sign board I No, and CennajtV Among the leading nation* of the world, has so ■Went (hlnh you ever will.-A A- modified his program aa to exclude private debts from those tlsement* in lb* n«w*paper* foreign obligations which were .to be repudiated. And since tfca one* th at g t t tha r»- the Allies practically cancelled German reparations at the Ib.—T ara re* CUIsca. I t pay* to Lauiafifle conference, there I* not much left for Hitler to repudiate. Jlencw the recent Weakness of hie program, i Of course, the-German chancellorship Is not (ho real l ; Ossae* to r ih* farm er*’ plight [Stt undoubtedly varied but some goal ojithlg fiery Austrian. He Ins lets thst a dictatorship, itadkatlon* of Uwlr character are with himself ae dictator, after the, meaner of 'Mussolini, fa pethepi to b« found Is newu from the only ifortn of government open to. Gfrmnny Which will .Daly, bailed with grtak satlifSe. trlng order out.of chaos. But a dictatorship Is not to the tlon there, that seianUfle farm ing, Iking of Von HinWenburg, Who Is pledged to the support of he constitution, ntor of any of the Trfnd barons, nor of the largo clem of labor unions, nor of tho communists, who kre tjm largest single political party next to the Nails. ...... iKs goal could be accomplished under today's con: dltions lly by force of arms and, with tba army under tho the Naxl movecomroai rtebt, rtKlra coup^Rmild ptitall taps tH« power ________ . ___ )ler. Many a radical has become a con­ kit* Cargo", which played in servative when entrusted with the responsibilities of high i,»*«tl<V« a few y e a n ago. Ton- office. ^ idatayo, flnnslly ' deserted Her ■ h * , lover, took poison and' dlad. M K jpthdr day a t tha ago of twetvS jpflght. disillusioned and dhtaouiagud, Edith Rtnsome, the TosdtUjrn of ‘‘Whit* Cargo." stranded in Seattle, also, took poison and died. n. . ■bagging but not all Investors arc faar/o l 0f railroad stocks. 1.Co­ nor f . Lor**, president of tha D iltk u * A Hudson, and rvcogbS sm art whefl lt romes to y and -Selling, rerently sold A Sleeping Giant Wh*t will become of the workmen who now iriako rarer iladen when that product is so perfected an to last a life­ time and there won’t ba any; ne^d for, more production, as the Technocrats claim Is now possible 7 Well, the answer might be that they will be mnking nlr conditioning equipment, or selling It, or installing It, nr kwiping books on It* or doing a hundred other thlngn which Wmion dotlsr* WurIN uf gnv. iniht bonds and bought ten lh>n doITtrs worth of stock In Now <Tork Crttrut- railroad. rsHrosJ,' aun may havo sOt, *sold*titty Mr.- bum do#* not lt* ; argum ent ustd- to sneourinflation includaa tho Whltf rings, N .'Y . farm er whQ mort| H hia asdet j In 1020 for W.MW d , Me*me o f Ih* dccnaab In Ids* m ust now pay t^ck the uWaUnl or ||S,000. Inflation the 'currency, It 1* aaid, would B lfX lE* AHD BADOC* AN ASTOUNDING SHERIFF IIOMB8TRAD LIAOER Dada county was treated lari week to the astounding spectacle of a sheriff rellarallng hia prfelection platform almost word for wont nearly a month after ha had been in office. And wh-’ i Ih* "liberal miadait" ..b u y , -u^Jenly r*allied th a t thin llatdie hadn't merely been haAdln* out votegetting hokum, when lie talked about cleaning up (lad* county what a howl went up! Sol tloldstrora and 'Mo Miami Dally News are all exercised over Mr. Ilardla'e heliums crime Of “washing Dado county's dirty linen” while th e w inter visitor* aro here, and they are afraid il prill f r % h tw lUtWTHtfa Muffst away. What it will d°. amt what Dan llardle most likely Intended to do, will he to giva the visitors In Miami and Miami Heaci a sense of security that neither they ncr home folk have fell sine* Mr. Al* phone* Capone, as ha warn defer­ entially refsrrrd to by another Miami newspaper a t the time, fig­ ured *o prominently In newj dis­ patches from Miami. Dan llardle probably has not forgotten the passing of Jack Urr, whose end was hastened fay an attack Of undoubted gang,ter t mignlrf conditions a t Miami llcacti nrd Palm Iiland th a t had made 11 nerrm ar* for him to send his children to school accompanied by bodyguards. Ju s t why tha oulspokon sheriff chaos Ibis..lim a to-servo . wattling on tho gangsters, racketeer* and professional gam blers la hia own buolneis. Perhaps ho thought It would give tha prudish Miami Beach bathing suit purity league, headed by Mayor K s{ientlse, tomethlng so serious .to thlak about th at they would forget their absurd haracslng of visitors who come ipora than a thousand miles to soak In Miami Beach sunshine, ^-Homestead Leader. Picket* who marched In circle* ■boat lbe plants set upon two men wbo they declared attem pt# I le en ter the ra te s to seek employ, m eat. A rthur Neb let was beaten about the head. Stephen Law/*two waa eat about the fee# when pick­ ets threw a brick through (he, window of Mo cAr as bo drat* n ear .th e employment, (also. / ‘force of*Vtat* polka ■ held Ifco pickets back, end took both men to hospitals fo r Irretm caU . The 10 persons were arrested early yesterday morning, when police reported they sUged a noisy demonatrattoa. W arrants charging disturbance of the peace w ere sworn out for them. j (Continued From ra g * O ut) Members of Urn strike commit* olfkiila have indicated they toe declared a strik e Is being or­ would. If necessary, go into pro­ ganised in the pbutts of the Murduction with bodies in hie own racy Corp., of America, also wak­ e n of solo bodies. plentr, . . O aranea W. A very, president of A PoTd *7pokeema ii~sald~ Ia s i the Murray _ corporation, raid hit night the company .would w elt e plant was ih u t down “about 80 few day* before taking whatever percent’* becauia o f alt Interlock­ •tepe may b« necessary to resume ing front reel fo r parts with tho Briggs Company, and said about production. . 1 ‘ 200 toolm aken had walked out In Thu Briggs Company's state­ a “sym pathy action" with Iho ment early yesterday th a t teveral B riggs strik er* /H e said there wad hundred men returned to work no general strike a t the p|mrit. Folk* - reported tho striker* wua countered with d sU tem enl endeavoring tu prevent from the. strike com m ittee that w are LV M BB Minor V io le n c e Occurs In Strike A t B r i g g s P lant Martin’* Garage W. 1M Btrack Freak LawU ta d M arti* b a re v'okrae,. * louses In the houssnd dopi Long-B roussard F e u d Flares Up In S e n a t e Hal t* back down to fu.hdo. Bu| why lata currency, thus effecting pH ilora and creditor*? Wt«yAo» lit f particular can* tom promise ■ mortgage, thus acetnnpllshhif r\ , , earns purpose T "I HEAR," said the Mem), “that you hare jual read* >60,900 hi tho la- SANFOBD, tW BN TY YEARS AGO Psarton, iMSSMXf'd?. gaj% ,itw a w f ll.f r tn i » p f Vw dOprianden In ttlaA" k j f the waa the rectpUon hoU a l ,*"*:■ a*jA. f > ' of cal, Pule*ten, tlon officials" on tha day of tlw Jirlmsry. lie 'said th at only * faw persona were arrested, the Long supportcu "incarcerated and kept in prison for the day", but Brows- plan ta g kbk.auw m la k ltr, lbs Bav. t D. Brownie*, of A tla n ta ,. latslg catkatt id Aha.pasterulo of kbo First fTuobgtiriag O tf r c h 1W tW i 3 tty. Ufd th* SsnsU a full answer to ’th* ■county", ..Id Mr. lfaHIa, '»n-l U n a ’s ilaU m cnti today, la - re p ly to Long’* declaration tk k 'l’a uaiilsK which haa paid la Broussard th at ba had su| Mro. JafilMok motored to D H in td o .o A ^ s d o y la If n i.' UpUF^ autosaobll#, making tha ratuTW trip in ooo hour and fire mlnut**, a good record fo r lb# JLlo^a » , rC in ISM , Urn I "whan h* Insinuates ha me to tba Halted Stalaa ho state* aomriblng th a t l r a o \ add lag th at ho waa first l»M , and th a t b rot h u g , supported kirn g u * « U |./v:,. elected Ssnata la mfslaetsd Ung** subao- Tko^rgaatsatloa la Lentaiaaa Bruuaaard aaid, had reached such a atala-WAhaj.think.h* (* eandL •*1 rJ ' sJ4hu i fire V* •THltaiWayT vnL (k a i il ‘"tv " | �r* W itte Presides A t ' Endeavor Meeting WEEKS Henry W itte, pres Went of the local Christian Endeavor Society of the First Congregation*! M O T H E R H O O D HO Chore h, presided at the Immokaleo W R EC KER OP C A R E E R Re-Echo meeting held a t Orange Helen Tw elve!**#* «ehe City *a Jan. 20 and Jan. f t with Ittl the Kroon tor th f stark S V i s it , p lacet her delegates from Melbowrn*. Seetigns'j. t on a now film hreese, Veto Beech, Daytona Quantities o f pink gladioli were TUESDAY _ c e n t-a c t.----------Tho Gleaners Clmts o f tho F irst Beach. Ormond. New Smyrna, Hol­ Uti. E. W. Trafford, sf Rlcb- arranged I n pedestal baskets ly Bill. Sanford, Orlando, W taU r md, V o, la the goeat of her against n background of bamboo BapUrt Church will m eet a t 1:00 P ark, Mount Dora, Pomona Deiter. Mias Alllo Trafford. Mag- and palms at the Woman's d u b °'rioek la lha church anno*. Land and la k e Helen In attendW EDNBSDAT. Friday stoning for the rocltal gle, A meeting o f tho b o ard Of the on by the piano poplla of Min Gordon ftrakenshire, fg rs-lu a '.o Mr. and Mrs. H. B. McCall. J r . M argaret Dario. O f ttpeeial intsr Carden O a k of Banford will be o f ths Yale Divinity School, and and children, of DsLand, were e s t on tho program wore the vocal held a t 0 »0 A. M. a t tba horn, speaker during the winter -eucM tho guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. aoloi rendered bp Mr*. Gladys of Mrs. W. t Watson, Rose C ourt at the Orange City CongngationMonthly business m eeting and Edward 3. McCall, Pinshurst. luncheon o f the W oman's Club al Church, gave the address of will U ka place i t 11:30 o’clock at welcome following tho banquet th# elub house with Mrs. J . Adrian supper on the first day. Orville the Drawn. Mrs. JL -4* Lehman, and Ullem. of Melbourne, gore !tsea it se eat tn.s stocking, Mr*. G. II. Brown a s hostesses. response. made in Ike Rssl S ilk mills s< tndlanjpsl.s. it inttnOed Ise Miae Gladys n a il spoae to <hr The "Animated Magmaino" will make up the program a l 1:30 group on the subject, ‘Our Educa­ esal wear. It was made to trOte A F A M IL IA R far s fourteen >ejr old ysung “ ’clock to which tho public is in­ tion Work Among tho Spanish POSE. Frank J . A. Taylor, of Balnbridge, Go.. tie r weighing MO sounds, who L u th e r , facited. Reservations m ast or mad* Speaking People o f Tampa," a fter la hero for a short time with his found d.lficuitr in Ending socks m s u s rad io with Mra. John M tiich by Men- which n talk. "W hat A ttraction s t a r , now «» M. Fesn, le t It keel the seek eon and daughtar-ln-law, Mr. and day a t noea. H as the Church's Ancient Pragram ti n g in g with to twa f n t leng.— — Mra. Roacoe Taylor, Oak A tenut. The r e n 'a r aoclal meeting of for Our Modern Young Proplr,” Carton Robv the Auxiliary Beth Israel w lllb e was given by Miss Dora tlyroni. juutla—Beak*, ■wommtHdRtakHHwtHalikwgatiHiwwMktM* T W i T - r O T , - ' ' • e ll. u n d to Mr. and Faagin Krlley, of Rich­ bo an ivanDuBolte, a promoted leader a ' land, G *, announce th* birth of getitt and hat ram p for the past sevrrat year*, a son last night at Plains, Ga. m e r t I'y t v and Miss P atty Lee foghill, re­ changed the Mra. Kalley will bo reotombered ligious educational secretary of pulpit far a as tho former Mia* Sara Evelyn Use Congregational denomination microphone. Williams. Id Florida. * The Saturday morning program consisted af the classes led by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Kirby and M is. Cngkili tn d Mr. Ullom. A children loft Saturday for CookW H E R E N EW P n V s iD E N T W IL L luncheon was then served when A l e . Tcnn. after spending some W O R S H IP : Ah a v t m e r v<V« of at. the Rrv. A rthor Lincoln, of Day­ K o hers with relatives. Mra. Polonaise op #1. No. Mv Franc Tnom tr Epiieo'pat Cht»*th In W ash ­ ington w h irs F ra n k lin 0 . f s e s s v t l t fl. W ight' will entertain with a tona llcath delivered an address. In rb y was the former M itt Mil­ Bchubert—D o r o t h y Marshall During the afternoon the Rev. w ill prsbakly attend when president 1 bridge party a t 3:00 o'clock a t the dred Loo. and Florene I.oti. home of the ta tte r In Rose Court J . B- Boot, of this city, led a dis­ Shepherd's Dream op 171, Carl1 In honor of Miss M arie Hamby, cussion on building up an inter activities Ilvlna—M artha W right. rstln g program Mrs. Hattie Humphries and recent bride-elect. among the young peonle of the daughtar, Misa Elethla Hum­ Pickaninny March, Chambei— churches. This was followed o» THURSDAY phries, of Lakeland, spent the John L. Hamrick, Jr. Regular meeting of th e South an outline of subjects. ba»cd on week-end here as the guests of Dance Caprice, Rogers—B e t t y ’ SWe Prim ary P.-T. A. will take psychology, by the Rev. Arthur Mra. J . M. McCasklll a t her home Lott. place a t 3:00 o'clock a t th - school Lions. In Rose C ourt M ilitary M arche, F.ngvlmann--- auditorium. A Founders' Day A banuet wap aervrd to the 100 Virginia MeRory and MildredI program wil| be given. delegates on Satrrday evening, Hodgea. Mrs. Thomas Howard has re­ Regular meeting of 8eminole le tte r In the evening talks were turned to her home at Mannas- F a iry Queen W alt*, R a fte r— Mil­• Chapter Number Two O rder of the made by Dr. Derrick, former min. sas, Va., after spending a short dred Knox. Eastern S ta r wit take blare at Ister, of Orange City, and Dr, time, to r* wRh. her brother nmj Chinatown, R ogers—Jo e Dooglav .. 7:30 o'clock a t th s Masonic HaR. Vincent, o f W lnlefT ’arST ' ■later-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Jnynns Pvsaant op AH. No, Id,- A covered dish supper will he held Burk* Stifle, and other relatives Prh»»t Schumann—Mary W yattt at 6:00 o'e'ock. Eaeh member has and friends. Ratliff. been asked to bring a covered W H A T A S P O T ! And is W h.rpfrln g Jack Smith enjoying h it lete tele w t h T railing Moon Vine*. O a y n o r’ dish. th s Humming B ird *! T h ty 'r* harmonising In p re p srstisn I f Ih n r reg u lar M n. Clyde A. Byrd, of Daytona Pinko—M argaret and Katherine> CBS broadcast Beach, spent Monday here with FRIDAY Spencer. On* of the outstanding mystery friends. She was accompanied by Italian Donee on 2V Krentxlin— Annual business m eltin g snd thrillers of the star* may be seen Jam es Rid re , Jr., who spent the Elisabeth W h'gh-m . luncheon of the Garden Club of tonight In the film vsrsion at week-end with Mr. a rd Mra. Byrd M aaurka np 327, Carl flohm—t/iu- Sanford will be held a t 10:30 A. the Milan* Thf tie r,, where the and their daughters, Mary Marie M. at the Sanford Country Club. Payment Deferred" Is helng Iso Packard. Joyous WalU, MafLaehlln—LutL- Mrs. Malcolm Lander will give a and Betty Jean, talk on "Moths and B utterflies." who scored in the original play The home of Mrs. Paul P rintd, cla Gormly. O f Interest to a wU* circle of Mr*. “ Rath Stew art— l o f t May Morning an 13d, Adolphe’ Reservations must be made by both In London and New York, Brardalj Avenue, wav the -verve friend* her* is the arfn-mnrrmeat I noon Wednesday with Mrs. J. C. C o • r n #—Jacqueline Campbell repeating his extraordinary rbary for Jaclaonrllla to tpend of the regular meeting nf I'irrlr nf th* wed-ling lost Thursday of Besson. and Haxrl W hitehurst. artrrlxallon of a mild bank clerk gw days with rextlre*. Number Fir* nl All Smil. fs th iMies Ann flahrlel will have a who, through strange rlrrumS pring Song. Spaulding—Erma llc Church held last week. Fnll-'iw- MU* M atin Anne Powers, daagk•ludy elans at 7:30 P. M. a t the stances, become* a hearties* m ur­ ing the routine bu-inrs*. plans t i r of Mr*. S. M. Schwarts ami Doodney. will he accompanlrd by her Junior High School. Vais* Grncrsuse on 207, Bnhm— homo of her psrrnt*. Games ami were completed fur th, Valentine the |l i e A. K. INiwers, of this d ry , derer. grandmother, Mra. Chriatln* An­ Regular meeting of th e AmeriM artha Telford and Mildred contest* were enjoyed during the ra n i party and dance (n be given to II. R. IMhani. J r , son ml Mr. l-aughton. who wa* first Introderson, of Jacksonville, who has and Mr*. Hugh Iturfortl IVIham. ran l/g lo n Auxiliary will he held dured to American screen audi­ aftrrnoon. Wells. ' on Feb. 10 a t the Elk, Hall. besn visiting Mr. and Mra. C. E. al*« of thi« rity. Tho •ervmuny at 4:00 o'clock a l the home of Mi«. ence* In “ Devil ami th* Dren . Dolly's W alts, Bilbro— Margaret A t tho refreshm ent hour a!Refreshment* were *ervr,| late Adama for aboot two weeks. , j j . II. Illnterm lster, Son Lanta. In which he contributed n distin­ jrraqrl march wa* rondurtril In (he In the afternoon by the ho-te**. wa* performed about 3.09 P. M. at Dal* Hathaw ay. | Among student*' at th* U nlw rJessup. Ga. * The board meeting wil| tak e plorr guished portrayal a* -Tallnlah ■lining room where an ire and. assisted by Mrs. John Pi-tuld aity of Florida who har* arriv a l T arantell* In A Flat op 13, S. B. Mr*. Odham wa* born in San­ at 3:30 o'clock. Bankhead’s Jealoe. husband, sxwln sweet course wa* served. Th* ta. I and Mfs. F. E Rmimillat. Thn..Mills— Mildred Hodge*. to spend th# mld-**me*tar holi­ provea himself to he a character bl# waa overlaid with n lac* sloth present were: Mrs. |(. A. Camer- ford and Iwr lived here all her ( a l. Song o f Love from Blossom day* her* are: Leonard Miller. Sh* attemled the public nf first order In "Pavement De­ and decorated in a raint-iur culm on, Mrs. R. A. Cameron, Jr., life. Time, Sigmund Romberg— Roy Frank Byrnes, J r , Joseph ferred." The horror this man ex- scheme. Th* hostes* ru t jhe first Mrs. J. E. Graddirk. Mr*. G. • ' school* nf the rity amt Sullim (b ). I May Never Pass Your O’Connor, Wnllnee Phllllpe, Hownerienrea after having poisoned piece of the large birthday cuke Fellows, Mrs. F. E. Rmiptlllat. College at IliUtoL V o. whore Way Aaln. KahaLW arren— ard Lindsey, Mellon Ware. Cllfhia rich nephew In order to save and then distributed piece* to each Mrs. John Prxold, sml Mr • sh* hail two year* of high school Gladys Morria William*. ford Howoll, and Georg* Moyt. education. She ha* bee* attend­ his family from ruin I* a stirPaul Peloid. Honoring her daughter, Ml«a ring and gelppln* sensation ami of the guests. ing S em in o le !L jh School a* o Those prrsent were: the Mme* .Mra: J . H. HinUnpleter. Mrs. B u tterfly on 43. F^lward G rle g - Ante ta ttle llay ra, who celebrat­ o fftra th# Jaded appetite of th« Junior thia year. l-aurette Minshew, C harlotte True, T n VISIT O R L tS IM l LaKoy Chlttendrn, and Misa Edna Mr. Odham wa* born ia Rcuwned h tr fourteenth birthday an- film g«*r lom athln* pew In the Natalii- True, Krances Th'omsson, Anne Bell Brown. Chittenden have returned from Legende, Tlschendorf—Joe Stew- n lrersiry recently, Mr*. J . M. wav of screen thrill*. Wick, ( t a , aud r* « * her* with his Announcement w»* made yes- parents about five years so- II* W taU r Haven where they a t­ Maureen O'Solllvan and Neil Ruth Pugh, Ruth Anderson, Lu­ Hayes entertained with a birth­ cille (tarrell, Elni*# Lowe, tail* trn lay by local officer* of the is a member sf the senior rloss ml tended the mid-winter conference 11 Desire’, Cram er— Dorothy Wig- day party on Saturday after- Hamilton provide th* love inter- H agan, Doris labell, Chariot 1- I*. o f the American Legion Auxili­ Salvation Army that Commander Seminole High SrikwL nton a t her homr, 327 West est an the m urderers daughter ary on Jan. 27 and Jan. 28 as Intermexxo, Davloa—EIU# Hotch- Ninth S tre e t Bridge an d danc­ .m l h er aweetheort ami Dorothy Iiell, Jane Cochran, Anise Whit- Evangeline Booth i* y«’ing to he The couple returned here last ta k sr, I d a Robinson, Thelma dslegmtea from th# local aoxlling were enjoyed d u rin g th* Peterson g irts a compelling P 'r- John*, Ruhr Mae Dobson, Oris In Florida during the month of night from Brun*wt,k. G o, where they spent a few - days with tha V alse Caprice, Rsthbun—Lenora afternoon. Misa Cecelia Truluek formanc# a . tha m urderer, wife- Saunders, Erma Pmnlnry, Betty reerlved a picture for having who sh are. Ms guilty serret IhM Brown, and Roy Howell, Jack Speer, Mrs. J. E. Brou*e, Mr*. J. l-riitegn-wm's grandmother, Mrs. LWhldden. ................. B. S. LoGett* and ton. E. S. Lefinally drives har to a-.lcld' high scora among th* bridge Howell, Henry Tamm. William Howell Flili, Mrs. E. F. Ilous- I). (Mham. At prrsent they ora G ettf, J r , of Now York City, player* and Ml** Evelyn Cates O th er, who stand 0ut In lh» fast Evans, Jack Evans, Nrd llostir, hobler, Mr*. M. S. Wicxin*. Ur*. i m i arrived to visit th* formor’s was given * sim ilar p rise for Include Verree Teasdal# •• « and W. Wansley. George It. Biihop, Mr*. A. C. February ami wil| be ia Orlando W O * r. Mr*. Lola & LoGett*, and blachm alllnf French woman, a n t having low score. Fort, Mr* E. t'om ptoh, Mrs. on Tuogjlay. FeU 14. at 11:39 A. hU stator, Mr*. W. C. Hill. 1900 Th* Valtntin* motif w as ear- Rav Milland a* th , hank cle rk , Jams* G. Sharon, Mr*. II. M. M. for a public reception at the Magnolia Avenue. Mr. LaGette elrd out In party decorations victim. Pspwnrth, Mr*. R alrh 11. W ight. Colonial Orange Court llstsL The plsit* to Iravo a t th* and of th* ■nd appointments. Vases and weak hot his son will remain un­ Mr*, fl'snn tingle, iff*. F rark Commander will be wrb'wwrd to bowl* o f pclnsettlas and shrub* til tho U tter port of February. Alvonl, nf lo k e Mary, and MU* Orlamb, by the mayor and etrur w*r# arranged ln various places civic k adrr*. With Mrs, R. R. Dea* and Mrs. llrlen, Slarcntette. about the room* where the (i. D. Bishop as ho«t:sses, another guests were entertained. A sweet course was served Mr*. M. Jacobson and Mr*. 11. < of the series nf 'ladies day*" al at a 1st* hour by the host***, Moor* wer* hostesses a t the regu­ th# Sanford Country Chib look aiilstcd by her dau(,htara, De- lar meeting of th* B e t h - I n a d place yesterday morning ami aftam oon at the club house. The rltug and Gwendolyn, and Wil­ Auxiliary held last. 17 women who attended, enjoyed ma L aln k art Those present the Community Center. Mr* golf games in the morning, w tn r the Mlaaas A ntoinette A. Jacobson presided •»*» A t a recent meeting of th# Con­ S ea O u r “ S o f t le tM noon, and bridge H sjns , honor guest, Ann* Jones, the buslne*. seetlon when report* luncheon a t gregational C hristian Endeavor, game* in the afltrnoon. Helen G arner, Cccellg Truluek, Made of maU- th* Rav. Leathers, of Boston, as Evelyn Cotas, Elio Mauds Jones, were read by Mr*. J- IMelcbor, Mr*. Vivian A. Speer wa* U»»« straw*. Donltkc, to d M n. JIndian ml*.binary, gave an Ulus, awarded the prise in Ihr blind Virginia McRcry, Dorothy Mit- Mrs. D*»# mm4 tsffetstra ta d talk w ith lantern slide* sf ____ Cluo* • flttlAf* Jiogta . tournam ent which . was J la y ts , . Wilma Dingfoldor. ThnsS 'p r * m n r w«r#: Mr*: n M* work with nolle# Indian, la “H’ll._ D rritu i Leinkart, . D frothy Stew art. MasoarhuaetU where h« boa spent j.cobson, Mrs. M. Jacobson. Mi < Featuring Kathryn Thigpen, M artha Adall * f hi* life. Adam*. Sylvi* McLendon, listen C'hartaa K .nnor Mr.. P. Mo**. D uring tha business session lit­ Palmer, Dorie D om rr, an d G em - Mr*. B- Benjamin, M n. J . T«l . te rs wore n a g from Mia* Dorothy doljta Iks ye*. • Mrs Davo Bonlskc, Mrs, JT h orton and Miss Mildred Robin­ Dlngfelder, Mr*. B, Bchwsrtx. A n d O u r C U m Ic - S p o r U son la which they told bow mack Mrs. Fannie W claberf, and Mia. SUc* Shows Mali ACT IB-. they mlaaod tho local society and Victor Check._______________ _ 3:30, 7 snd 9 Night 10doocribtd th* work Hi th* soctetlos —on t h o S t r o m — swlmndngl gsm**, and a wlom-r fa Lakeland and New York City, rrspertirefy. # wera ttiloyto* • Tha mcgibarg o f th* Congrega­ • T W « a iu w lla t wtr«J w tional ch rie tta s Endeavor a s Joy* I 7 . n . Root, th# Ml**## Nancy a hay ride sod aw tam lag p a rty at While, Dorothy Brook*. Ocniyenc Ban Lands Shrinks ow Friday tveWell*. *q* G astt, Anna Jan* nlng. The go oat* mot a t th* church Gantt. * Dean Boltamy, and Fr* l s t an early , h o w and proceeded Bender. J. D. Driggera, Harol.l llaliaM P u tjr H*rh*t. Charioa Gantt, Bernanl Wednesday, F * . M sh rafer. snd Prank Bower. ____ l 'J Q t o l t M Personals Piano Pupils Give Recital On Friday QUICK PAS8A OF EMERGEN BILL 6 URG Social Calendar Payment Deferred” Is A t Milane Tonight Misa Claire II. Evans Pezold Home Scene M aria Anne Powers. la Hostess At Party Of Circle Meeting t MrsJ.M.HayesHonors Daughter With Party LadieH* Day Observed Regular Meeting Of Auxiliary Is Held Hats Galorel At Local Golf Club I Indian Missionary Presents Lecture HalHoyt'sVaudeville&Revue 20—People—20 Singers—Dancers—Cobiedians Don and Mazie Dixon Hoyt's Miamians Stave Band Big Beauty Chorus 12.95 to $4*75 Hay Ride, Swimming Party A re Enjoyed Ladies Two for One T h ls Ad Rad O n F s rtr Coal TVkgt hd all mm Edmund LOWE Wynne GIBSON Simntn »: �# Jf P A G E F IV E T U E fln A Y . J A N U A R Y 81. 1 M 8 W*l| a».imilat*d’*, he concluded, “ it U reaaonabte and ju .t fa beHere th at only by ro t reeagaixing the ill*(al teiiu re of Mkltcl u11 j ra a wo oafegiiard the, pee re of the world." Those pieeenl a t the meeting were Mr. Meng. B. F. Wheeler, of Oviedo, and IV. f. t'nppedge, .f Jxck.ohvlite a« gue»t*. ami Bistartan* K. T. Tingley, of .5a,lvt |e. New Brumwlcx, l-ec t ie. umi. of Catonavltte, MX, \V. L Mills, of F atteuon, N. J., t two year* ago in M ancnana, a Fekeriun, of Jorsex t'ity . ClfaMk bat ill large- , lM2ntty which biatoriea.ly anJ lie-! S trrre t, nf t'am bridge, men like \ l , r i u i f of itJ remrly JO® pvicrnt A. S ear'ett. of Itel.anJ, Kznt-'ali • rhine** population i* in 1 <*ne«e, who presided, 11/ F. reau*e rh .lU «*y • " l’*, t ° f * #h m“ V Maine*. S. .O.Vhaxe, Sr.. K a.l . -. and »aid lhat Ihe »*ixure of that Lehmann, ll. W. fpeneer. II. H. in lh« » ° , d j p ltv |IKT ^ |.j 3 | “ | . a part of a \V. I*. Ilnltfhi a -. II II. lith a Written | gJgaBtJf (,|ln n r a l r l ly J a | 0 - I Coleman. I*. J . Stine, It. K. Sion* k ra w year*,I im p who believe they a te l i n ­ saivntgr. II. I. l-outtlt, A. W, 'd a I" a refill i tin* I In rule the w ord.* . Kl p-. W. 1“ t'ooper. W. A. I. iT. policy of Mr- M«"r *ahl .hat 33 year* I |« r. U onard MeLwra*. J. A. .. . . ago Japan’* !•late*men am ounted Itrown. ( im r te C. Harden. .1. A. lie • lam ,.I ^ ((m> a o r|,| that the dettiny of with m od of Jt|ia n „ oo|,| fulfill* l until rouolry lor j^ h ad Income the real of a world I’ui ratun. or ,m re lb»-em pire. The present* ntrupatlnn Opium War*" of Ma*rhuria ami encroachment H i. and --*i.| into Jehid. he raid, come* ''betre p prarvful r au*e Japan need* the iron and Chinese Speaker 1Uft* At Rotary dob Luncheon ’ T»M» ___ rnmr +C ■tottl’i w^r V ....... to o ir inw irful. „,u.i to ».biugated in order lo lla • i a n t “if Japan i« aCifwed to. proceed | I.AKK WORTH Work on High , of Chi- a , || ha, the peace o f the Fai Schmd rnnipu* progre«*ing rap­ . hr ideal* K ,a| am| therefore of the entire idly. J doing wuihi l« a t ,ta k e ”. he *aid.- “ You Hintiy of hear their"diplomat* uaiug cautoa. . ar*l for flag,* ineltoo* u? entering melhml* of covering up their aetioni I* tmtay by d rrla iirg tliat th*y must a rt Wa ar* equipped tv pfndae* trouble, jn irlf-defenae. Yet, today thiire U ral flaf* |oh wmk a t Ihe iniairi «f n r l 'dl.iaai Japane*e on Chin, *e tow cal pwwible prbe*. (ilv# *• umi ex. ,„ j| hn,i nut a airgle armetl ( hi le l,■ the IM.,r „ n Japan**,* foil, Japan'* i a world ai.daiion of the Krllogg P e rt al lake* a B l)mt. when China wa» «uffetin/ .0 prop'e fn ,n) Ihe greal**t floo«l« in it* •rally hi*tory what! never be forgotten. v -, « f YTorwIa. ba* .l.-mre pe*if»-rtom« m many worn xilM i't ailmee t -i - an* ofMwrXlUutv. In T b r are mtwn.yfng ed' M lU knot, Florid* r ltr u . r e - « r—-r—Ippt* The in g , p i»« aw l jiontlv it, ♦. f«id tor ♦ ixelmng*. and rrcvMtljr R»y CUlf l-iititHiN'iil Allaitltt ‘Irt Mty. A tlanta ik*» tuU n a in i W * J4r. IUir*«Ulr ui*l 2 -*-vnr» 4 Hi m a q n h M t t n Demand Eor Mules Is Seen Incrcasinic , M U > T C «Sn, lam. H 014 tmwwy. • * • ', w m rf, - •'*prr tna.m-y and e»,w. are |HW,nnr i*dw ihe Mtanka • ' k*i a tu rly t d« f*r n,uk"s |pr .w l ou.wMMV Hi S*J»0h ,.f w birt, wdt ilii'ifir tlw y rit. futmrvh kn"* dif%u -o rl1 f.w b.rarded wH*.ry with wto.-y, i* la y a » 'i* w*« , d r m l . hm iMwi ll. ^ il, people Lie far from w arlike" Pointing out Ihe economic *ituali„n a* it relate* lo America and Chin*. Mr. "Mena naid lhal “ In • pit* of the fact th a t eapott trade throiiahout the wuC.il fell heavily in 11*30, your export* to China have increarvd. One reaauu if hreaure the Chireae nation U the g trile n l win Id market and Chilo-e have long «inee reeogni»..| America ** a litena and helper. Core uding by again itatin g lhat "America ha* again taken the right atep in the eye* Of l!t" fhim-xe nation", he *ald that “Y,hi eanr.ol undemtand tha *>*nr«* an.I Japane*e problem withmil -tmlying vvhxt e liert paxt a'e] p ie.rn t action* will have bn the fitu re ." ' . “ With lhat Itotr-1 “m.iwr furm " f u«« m |§4a «h v n »*•!* mt Ml C •> If Ul , ft y ^ t a i w t e ^ 1|) . v»r«| *% » iMfllf t-V k-m.lllW Wwrwth th_! , l vr—trko ,4 0 te n '1- hw ,‘W ** •>- '*■ .on wHI vrwqs t*w * “ . " ' s . r tkw r n w y «t ‘ .f .b m a . W elt ■Mwwirewwwt <a r k mmtuww. la tte , a ev p v , i* * Farm, at from Tr,-ot,<n. th e «tb< r 'v rsex , bw ttw x t .,4 a re yw ee* ot IH. Ilam it. no ^ ,0 1 n eb farm mm bmi-ry and r ‘•M aru 'tv . nwtdevavnw, i-w m c .bom a re»*« k M T>~.wm-..1 .a early r t p * . «* ft an* b law- 'y d ir v . « eat edd t * ' a Yla'I nm l a rw»<'amd »m o * a g •to*4a/C a b a il ------- ... I ' m- ' m l , a«4. o ff J* * t •t#f* «tt »%M-t»4il*R *1 * - • F ive M illio n ' T ria lB ottles knowledge (altly Kor Itrtllnv I'Vfi, l>f»tnn, T*l. lirrlttH P T Wnrmir “unit Irritation* *»r lii-^ct Itllr^. SmM uiitltr nittri*-v |«ark «nir»n* t»». If Hot lo r Ml* *t T IIY N EW ZO T O U C H TO N 'S SA NFtlltH lIHUti CO. WITH WORK PPON MANY M ATTER S ■‘imH Nrm i r r ^ r W« m ake no c itra v a g a n t claim* b-mia —mb et»n wr m d %x H ’•et'Sam . HJ SL %‘W«xww d ire ,a ft W a<rTv N. 3*er , x . Ot two mV tX*Hra>n »w«l T1* " - f a r V ic k s A a d ^ iN ic . I t U siogpljf Um b n t a n tise p tic fo r its p u rp o se Vick* T T uiw irn c o a U produce. A nd they w e re a id e d b y th m ch em ists, bacteri- - f o e o n ly 3 5 / . U, yon twill apfa c a a ts y s p a k 5— Aulomuhilr?* i touring • •, motor nud. new *itpoor .V.CJ*— JiU/xL Celery Market Reports m t-S t Kk.yPt.VH. c om* w ith e |. deity , oolite or lady try 'J retm .it I ollew, eon-id r keeping ho -e. -Innmy exprna *, refereio. ■\i hangrd. Reply Room* c u If. .old. I On May 34, I 'AT!, the Senate committee on hanking and currend/*cklled on the T rra«ifft I h • partm riit for a re|>oit on Senator JB tc K rr'* hit] “prnvldirg for Ih* P h r n n l r r of hank rleporil*. and f a r othrr purpo-c-”, hot thus far the rri|ne*tn| rr|w ul'ha* not liern received. In intiiMluelng th i. hill, Senator Fletcher atatril that lie had in luin.l that wr *honhl make a aeriou*, earnest rlfoil hy Irgi*. lative action, 'iln iin r Ihi, o-e-alon of Congrra* to rafeguanl the in t c r r f t , nf dr|Ki*itnr* an-l -lock holder of our hanking iMlitulion*. In Xurthrr gxplanatiou of l>n hill he (aid in part: ’’As of l»rr. 31, 10.11, the rap ital atnek nf nl| rational hnnk~, R37S. wax f l j! 2 l ,140,1100, nnd the M IX . l l.LV.w— (ablikiM l J hiiW kit | i • t»MI hi 92.'M i't p I Iv. \ I a i» Irtlm M iu, « .o ( ,.- -Me !o| F ilth f Palmcllii. RESULTS uritnl !»• l»in»ir »• I" i !•» tfii» m * * t \i !«• .Mm* %%I • i• ti tin* • attain*I fnn* l.» hi .' nn,( i|t I ii trill* \ | ili’.'H ill f i t lo ti it •iii| m in* trcrntl> whnit mi n 'l •'!»• ua« (Itii’iiti r«*<l " ’tl* h u t lulu*. * J, ?f hi III I#*ml**i »tf I In* l'l» |M 111 1 i ntinly ouitifll »*f tl • n ,.f tl fut in * hitlulay a • t’ ■ t* -f tnmin •*%I tha* fn» • • ••• •!* t* rinfm \| In |’»•» tl * • ' t t.f it»mlfi*iifti Hi •• i 'I* »!• 87H, memlier, of the Federal lie•e rrs Bank Syaleni, vvai l'WI.1171,000, making the total capitaliza­ tion nf all hunk, th,* nnietnlera Of tho Federal Reserve Hank Sy • tern, " r ‘l •». tmd"t the provi,lnn, nf Ihi* hilt tho Iwnb depoailnr-,’ guaranty fund w'o-i’d bq esHthtishol with more it an to it* ere,lit. I doubt murli that there would le m l tertal dial!* on Ihi* fun-1. •'The one ptuvisinn in the lull which will, no dould, give some concern lx whether the comptrol­ ler of the euricncy call lie d -le­ gated the power to rxam lne into wl%e Itoltimic c«iinp«nir<b inui nm* rnotigh uliK-k in the uutional Sink* to control »uch hank?* oiiRht t^> hi* um lcr the guiH?r%ii*ton of the coai|»troll* r of the*currenty. th a t but a comparatively »m*!l number of state l-anka are membet* of the Federal Reserve Hunk System and (hat thi, proposed legIllation might he detrimental to them, unles* they applied and arete found eligible tor membership. The hop* would lm that state* would find It advisable to adopt some sim ilar plan in rr»p*ct to MMo banks. would ire very difficult to fram e a bid which would pm ’e t bHlMtlltl |*m. | i ll.t), iMHNdM id,-nt-elect tak e, hi* fi*hing earation Iff prirncy aboanl the yarhl of Vincent \- to r. di,lant relative. Farley, W alker, Flynn. Senator Barkley and reveral other* will I*- mend, r* of the Minnij group. The name of Kdward ii. Il»mfh. Miami hanker, wa* -uire< ted prominently in the ,li*ru**ion among llem nrrallc lender* h«-r yr.lrrilay for the | hmI of ,,-cretary of trra-nry. Knoievell rape, la 1., go into aVtion on lh« international prob­ lem , of war debt* and i-ronoun » the fir I week of March, o f w ith­ in a day or In after h i, inai'ginatidn. (ireat Britain wll| l»- received fir*t in the parnile of Kurop an ilrhtnr* who are a*king a review of their settlement*. Ml—ionfrom (ireat llritain ami Ihnthrr power, ,pr*pared to deal with the arm -la for the erononrie (•nnfccin-r will he expected at tire -Jin- linn-. Thi* mirh became, known >'e»Irrdny ill the wake nf tH,. roof r-' erne of Si.nrhry Irelween the P ie,ident-elei t and Sir Itonahl Lind­ say, t h llriti-h aniha—ador. It w a, rn ip h an z'd he A- Hurt thf, meeting nnd Ihe Million nee. ment made ml* e,p enlly of I hr “*atl*fnrtory eonver-alion" loialrd entir-fy to the physical urrange reeni, for tlv Ameri- an* British parley*. The fart that *cpaiate n-pr. *entalive» will I,- re. reivrrl at the economic confer­ ence wa* Interpret'd h eir to imam the ||iMi»rvrlt point of »cp nrat,. negotiation, on these e-1:11 ■tanil*. HITLER CHOICE' CAUSES T E N S E ,i BITTER S T R I F E (Continued From Tag* On*) discussion of the fnrtiituming uebt* negntiathm* with America. The effect of the (ieiniuu N'azi victory on France became a m atter of gu-at moment to political circle*: • Itudapest—The semi-olflcHI I’t'Stcr I Joy J Mild: “ As wu »exr it. it i» a m atter «f downrig'i* revolution. The only certain dhiag i* lhat uilficult times ale ah>ud for (iirmany and a serious .-hick which may affect the dr«tiny uf all Farope can hardly be avoided." 10— Kliwrrw timl Finn:* FOR kill l ilfry . . d-liii-e, and • . • U ’anl..u,Hd*kVf<e..MeWM.nKelMWr r ink.I ll.liuillotk I'hono ‘.f ,|'J .' lural finance. Night and Morning to keep tbemCl«Mi,CJ**raBU Healthy W rite fee Fr<* “ Eye Cara" ar “ li>« Beauty" Book U^w.Ca.UW-ttUVLOi-W.CUH, It KOIt «.M gold, lodil teeth id nt,| jewelry. Hoy fhtttenilen. Magnolia Avr. I’hnn, .H5-W. o f play in th< retired baskrtba I uwkrye learn -tun I with three m m att I . it the Sh.vrp*h.—t< •a- tie.l for *emn. o.i win* an.I two a n t the Rambler* • wnL one wilt a ltd lb I of (hr Seventy.!*" •’w """'coment* pcmitble ami. « probable. The name of John S.l * gpftroach*. ,H | (V,h „ J,m,|f|#r Alt«nla publish, “'m i e. Senator rr a|„ , wa, m ,hv talk of the day ehrr i I,.oily en for high ..Mko. . ik of a Inilf tlnionl The cabinet go*«ip persisted "ii In the fittingly tbr-ugl* the d|ty. II • i ii brought op ihe name* a* "dark . " " | bn... of Senator ttaikley. o | mporlant Kwit*»»rVjr. for aeeretary of w ar; ' “ '■"•’H kiehiUdd MrNeit. of Connerlleul, c a . «rrr*tary of navy. nn,| Frank relating Murphy, „ f Minnesota, fur seeit* ill na ir ia ty of ncriei’lliire. ig lietoio There still’ ,c»mcil to he doubt itng a m i ' i i , , - Republican [mlrpeiule nt eurrrnry. of which he ' » m,'m']w hoi|t Roosevelt want* in hi* <ab­ her. Two of there hill be liltri>- ■jrte.1 . The name of Senator 1’iltduetd. lie I* a 1*0 a inn the j | | n|; « errlar.v of interior still tub-eoM mitlrr lo ton rider Ih .W .m m w M * W eiflltir|aS r!X irri*. of Nehra«Vn, n* conatruetinn art of I'.r’k*. I f agrieulture; ni*o of chaiinian of the *uh rom niiltrc l, f Iowa, for the hold beating. on the bill “In nirel the rii.lin g nm-rgenry*in tie ThJu o l l w o(. eceytary of eomricultiiral indu«tiy. To pfovid. m rm - -rrtfltM In be a puailer flew f.ipil;tl fur .igrii iillur.il drYrt with llernard M. Itnrvrh and Je»»e cpm i^t, In trfupd fiin lin r farn Slrn'ir, of New Y«rk. *pok n of Rrlie, ing that t ,.il tui »' m uitgag. I,, provide long lorelh r with Henry I llnrriinan. fan* were well enough ph i of Ronton, prcahlenl of the rhnmterm loan- aclo w rr inlerr»t rale*, with la l S'miki)'* law K ill g., J f c rotniir the lepnrchnte of foro- her of rnmmeiyr of the United Jjejwc, tl Saiifonl and |>, la n d ‘ • * v * ' / ^ H r d | a rut land*, tu anirrd an-l ■dure, tlr,| j Mnf(in‘ and. .fark ,r tl 'r e e W d f d .l v dffinite Only b awfiplrinriil the Federal farm Iimii foul, e*.manager*' of tli h ;d*oil Scnntorl* (i|a** nnd, Wni>h 1 act to provide method* fur the »nd Farley for ih d cabinet, al- team, today *••! about mak arrangement* for a game h Unification of the Federal farmthnprh m a r in*l*ed ll wa* “all neat Sunday with e^thei the i j loan *y»lrm and for other pirfixed” for Mi** Perkin*, the New Wu I yene*”, intro,lured by ^Senator York Slate rommhiabinet nf lalnir, land., a ll- ta r - under Rohinnon, of A rku-a*. ; for I ho labor departm ent nffirr. Hunter, or Ihi* Cm-,.a hl|.*t With the whole r non try t„ pick under Johnnie I dhieth a , from a* a rerull of Ihe rweeping oppo-itlon. Teleg'»V* were -ent to I. Hemocralie virlory In November, there i* n„ *»gn lhal the Pr-videnl- title* thi* morning n.iming ter nnd n lhrr ,'onditn n . unit iiii loan- lo railroad.-, by tin- Iti-eon elect i*. irgaVillnp geography nmmrrmrnt- a * -to which -tr atruvlhm Finanry in rjm ration.” • a* an rlrm rntal factor In pick* will ' play here aii,| the | iolin lie 1* kl* Oil Ihi-.nllh-ioiumilleir to ing hi* rloae advlrer*. line,lp»- witt->w Hindi—h tte rr—— •htnl henrttigy, if |oiiml~h,Te-*hty, — i r t * m s e tn r tn n r T T t" w n n rFan* were not tlio only -:i Ing nhout the bib of making the on Ihe hill to amend the einer fital one* ■n v r r Ih,*o olromc grncy relief and •yXinaIntel Ion art Sunday*- game. Sanfoul .aid of I'.'i'Z for eeiluin loan* by tho ■lay, for Ihe player* nre in lm Keeoralruetinii Finance Corporatiun to „id III tho :.Ufipoil und mb'intenanee of pul lie reboot*." And l*»tly, Srnalor Fhftrhrr l* Chairman of the nih-eoinniilleo In confidrr the onlijeel of ngiieul- S u pplied to D ru ggists B elow C ost. . to P rove its Q u a lity a n d Economy llawkcyc Team Is In First P l a c e In Basketball Ueaeue DANISH TROOPS IN (IOOSK STEP PARADE Senior Senator Is En­ gaged With Affairs i Of Sub-Committees ill lt« b u r r I t o t i f»ni|4»rr rllb iT tor ih i K R O O S E V E L T IS BUSY P I C K I N G HIS C A B IN E T rro m ^ > « W AN T A&S I Hr littr I lim e. ti rtnttib 'l In l»a* U n | l.»n I*" ••••**•• ti it Inti of rf*t|%»l it IA—Aimrlmmln Ybr Henl S r Him* it lini»“t. •" * *• •" 7r littr (• linu-u. r.r line I ntiinlh. .M inininni rlt.'irg e "Or, 1— AnnuiiMi me \ . 1 .1 *11 ....... if -. V1 »111»i. 1 * hill 1 | In M h: n . 1 . 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OUT A T S B A ABOARD T R E ’ S E A B E A S T ,’ ,WE TURN OUR S T O R Y TO A L / T T L E TOWN ON TH E ATLANTIC S E A ­ BOARD - WHERE L I V E S SYLV IA G R A Y AN D .H E R MOTHER. M R S M *G U R N x u ir n ’ M IN U Tt. MOTIItKf r S Y L V IA . D M L IN O / W OULD r o v MIND o e t t i n o Rf. t r n o w YOU KNOW Y> MUDT HURRY V O OV/M . a OU 33 i » n K - * * • M liS T H W y / lr«N‘ i r i i a e n A U T i F u t - d a y \ W t > t IIA V iN '.-H O W b 'V * TOOK M O T tltR f „ O H, M OTHBR / H e fY l'S A L tT T B R FKOH ‘ B e N N Y " / THt VO^TriAH I i AT T H t. h u -K ' d / 3HP. 6 ju st FIN E I thank: vreco / * O fiV iV y . ire roHofittowi e n so o c I cute that, we ahoual give It our energetic attention." I <o � 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 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 31, 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/a4a2d91bbf252c5d94782cc59d996ce5.pdf e0e74e87ad10ba5bb7da57a8f217f574 PDF Text Text ^ va&Jki 7 1»' .{A'" .y ■—j-------|------ wm ----- - . ' i i > ----------- 4k ■4" If vjftT . •J* * TH E W EATHER ( M r tealght and Terodar aad rrMBewfcat srarmvr. I-oral weather >r*trrday. M(h II. low W| weather tlatardsy. high *1, low W. TOUR NRWBFAP1B .N hliohad .t o Ftorida’a H e a r t T he WarfcTa G ra a lw t V n r « i» b k Spot u r f R kfccot C t H f o LaaA VOLUM E AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R M ember A w o d u te d P u n xxm Japs Repel Chinese Attack Third1 Time 2,000 Persons A re BEER BILL IS Snowbound In Bad SENT BACK I W Western Blizzard SENATE ACTION Every Available Snow Plow In Southern California T u rn ed To Rescue Efforts SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 30. —UP) Cingivt In a audden and terrific blluard more than 2,000 person h were snowbound in the San Ber- COMMITTEE 0 F CARRIERS MAKES KNOWN REPORT G r oup 'Representing Ralls And i m . u o «»■ • « Highway ■••n-------- * Users Ends Ml'KDES. Jan. For the third time In tobt days Japanese troop, are W repotted P< to hate repulsed a determined Chinese attack today an Chiumenkon- in the Great Wall of China. A Japanese communlque said the Chinee* aufferrd heavy lasses ard retreated westward. No Japan#!* usItiPs were reported. * Committee Approves Measure 12 ToFive; Further Hearings Are Brushed Aside GMNK;Hitler Is Appointed EXTENSION IN German Chancellor; CURRENCY LAW W ins Quirk House Passage Of Statute Revising r Bankruptcy Ieawsls Foreseen By Garner FORD TO RESUME . SSTJZ S 7 Z "- WORK TUESDAY, : ^ z. .s^r ,&^ r, ^ IS STRONG BELIEF WASHINGTON, Jan. S O .-iA l- WASHINGTON, Jan. .10.—</P> The House today passed Ihe’ ________________ NUMBER 2«7 r t r o C « la A Copy “ SAN FO RD . F L O R IP A . M O N P A Y , JA N U A R Y 30. 1933 Leader Succeeds. ROLLINS SOCIALMANATEE CELERY Nazi Von Papen Gaining Objective r Head CLUBS REFUSE TO GROWERS PLOW Of GermanACabinet A B m c h a r g e s ' under o n eth ir d ~ “ wI ~ ~' ~ ' ' ' BKRLIN . Jnn. 30. 4/l\— A d o lf <i•*• illonal (socialist party, wan np|H)intftl today ch aiu rllor o f . gold reserves. The measure now W o rth y A S ra M tC G ------- ----- ‘r r r l ---------------- 1 today with . favorable report. “ TttrttTfto,'m m itirn !H T '(5rsm m r (!«•( ninny. Thi- Nazi l«adi«r e n e d i t m to th# white iiou*#. ern California to d a y , aa NEW YORK. J»n. 30.—</P>~ | The VoUtead modification bill W' irk House passage of Ihi form ed a cabinet w ithout th o After threw ncnlha of — Inten- iw |w„u approved as 12 »u to fir* by th* ...... „ — — — winter stormed the Pacific All the celery growrra of the (V ntrist* .n m l B a v a r i a n heialded bill revising bankruptcy WINTER BARK. itn. SO.—Fra•tody, (ha "Joint commit!'* ( committee. Chairman Sn.oot said laws to help debtors was pr'rdlclsd trrnitlas and snroritirs at Rollins Manatee section Coast for the 17th consecu- tlva this morning people* party who will l)« of- railroad*- and highway users h? will submit th# committee’s re by Sprakrr Garner, He also ssbl plowed under nne-thlrd of their niskrtl to tolerato his rifflm o •NVv-p day. College refuse to admit that they pert today which will put th* yesterday Issued a report which In (ha lowMndi of Ix*ng Bvaeh DETROIT. Jan 30. -(Ah—There he would rermit the Collier bill •re a* black as they ar* painted. matured celery crop’, according to bill before tha Senate ready for called “ a telegraphic advice received hero nr else I'nrlinmcnt will bo 60 familiaa waKed f:r Hood tha Joint chairmen action at aeon as the parliament­ wns a strong belief In automobil* to rontinu* the frdeisl gasoline Sharply dl<a«ir*lng with tho early thla afternoon. Us fnr another 12 months ti* be tlissulm l. water, to Whv* their homes distinct step forward in the de­ ary situation permits. rircl-'s yesterday that the Ford bnmglit up under suspension of findings of a special faculty comCelery growera In tho Barasota from which they were rescued velopment of round public trans­ No changes Will be made in the Motor Company would be I'ttck Hi rules. miltea appsdnteil to investigate action started plowing tinder one. HERI.IN. Jutt. ru-bP I—Former by b:ets. Nearby Loo Angel** e«- portation policlra." bill as approved a week ago by A statement by Gen. W. W*. Sir Ronald t.indsay. British Am­ the alleged “ evils" of th# fratern­ third of their rrop, • telephone re­ ( hanrellur Brurning’s renttisU pectc.l more roll* altar ei* the Senats Judiciary committee. prtiiliiMlon Tuesday. Atterbury, president of the I’ nnAlthough the .upply of automo­ bassador. returned from Warm ity system, all of the Greek letter port to Sanford said, with officials held th# tialance of poseet --tro*# prriencing mere than tight Inch#* Smcnt said the rot# to report the since Jin. I, the greatest pre­ •ylvanla rallrrad, and Alfred II- bill favorably waa on its revenue bile bodies was shuNoff last week Springs fur n conference wl’.h groups have filed with President of the I'almrr Interests there esti­ night while Krutz von I'apen eoliSwayne, vlco-presl-lant of th • hy a strike of llrtgg* Manufactur­ Hamilton llo'.t “ formal answers" mating that the work should In- linuid rlfiirls to find • parliamen­ Secretary Rtimsois. cipitation In 17 yaa**. f aturc only which pruvijrs for s completed by tomorrow noon. Reno, Nevada w>ia without General Motor* and slso of the tax of five d-liars a barrel. Sec­ ing Company work-rs. I the Ford In the seclusion of a cottage to the rilttclsms. tary majority an-l term a cabinet Automobil# Chamber Company owns the -Ilea u«e«l by Meveral local growers thi* In replace that Of ('hanrellur von power h r the third day a . a National Most of the replies are tempered retary Mills told the committee the Briggs Company in its High- atop Fin# Mountain, President­ of Cs-mmcrca. who served reault of brelfsn Unas In the restraint In morning plowed under • part of elect Roosevelt and Ambassador witji commendable the tax Would raise fron-s $1W.lard 1’ark plant nml could swim: t.indspy of Great Britain, rvached romrtientlng upon the II specific their acreage, although t^ (* * on­ Schleicher which fell Sstunlay, chairman, mid: 8ltrr» NeraA bwonulne. 000,000 to |ISO,000.000. The Republican opposition open­ “This r'port wll| ba laid imInto prosit ctIon of its own hodic Snowfall btoL. all records for a tentative understanding yester­ "accusations" contained in the lac- ly a small part, fnr not iG lb Ihsn ly llauntrd threats of a general taediattly before the national Y<* mile National J’ aYk with the CHICAGO, Jan. n u .-.d i >'•; ° V ^ ' t S ' w . s strengthmad by day for the March meeting on wsr ,ulty committee's "Indictment’" of IH car* art txpected to leavr this strike In the chancellor designate’* transportation committee of whleh raaaon'e to til ef 14ft Indies. drhls and plans for world-wide last spring. Hut some of the te " , linn for northern markets lo. face. rhinery lo regulate an anticipated 1 Os Its and high water were th> lata Calvin Ccolldgr was (low of legalized beer is engaging I • statement from Henry Forj Rat economic recovery. •ponses are far from restrained, night. Yon Papen, who ha* head* I tha -----|unlay night in which hr said that. feported tubelding along tha chairman. Thla .action la taken --------Word ha,| b**n rareirrd from Two senlen, r» scrslchnl out on particularly that o f the Pen-Helthe attention or many stale '»«*»• e0B, w, » „ r another nur plants cabinet before os chancellor, suentaccordance wth a request Ongon eeaat while storm condllature* now In session. . . wl, t-, ,(n)t , t (Uu ,tU m -is| ro in pen snd Ink and handed lenlc council whose members wrote the It'll# Clsde and Tit isvill# - r Snnday pr Mlscuiitnn wtth-T^tttt4" Ilona prarailed In Washington. ....Jo *om# time ago by Mr. —. —tss rsewspspermen by Ssr - RossaW that "we consider this report |lhe liuns'th*( celery growera ar# tak­ A d AsrocUUd A’rcas lu tiri j u , # ^ery yhnrt-llmv.'* — Coolldgt and hl» associate?,. that ml leaders and afterwards con« _ Ketnr .available snow - plnw -ia DatW n eor^ u rjjm „ mmlttre report) days I'nussy Lindsay a ■». he de|<artr,| i,n. hi* way fKU|,, faculty ,roiuinittre report) unun ing to the Idea of destroying a frrrad with President von Illidtateruay showed that a number of Dating Imck Imck !•» t» the the model iinoslrl T day# they ba given *n opport-inity Sq^ithenj Callfcmia was turned part of their crop as a mean* nf .la l> n m * l . dliecting i l i i u r t i n i s at a t . o f. . the . .Ford . • <• __ _ Company, the Briggs lo Umdon gas* h- world Ou roly worthy #f th. tjm# .M .t f . r lh# asseptblirs, although burg, acquainting him srith the to ".tha resene of hundreds to study the results rf our Inconsideration of _w.lt well .rg.nl.ed organised meeting • situation (hat Is trtmrd latest developments. tentlon mainly upon the pressing piant. have .rodurad most of the L , read: .1 „ . cur.ldera.lon vaetigatlon. desperate. _ * marooned In the metretaina. plants h.v* statesmen. The not. “ Among the Important and relief demands of their constitu­ and normal functioning - frattal Tho Wtlhelmstrsssc was In the These are some of the latest dedifficult questions upon which ents, at* considering liquor plars waa t S l r o r i wUh r t . advmit ofl "The British ambassanor and Ilea" and further, Ihel “ wa con­ Vflopmants accompanying Friday thru#* of hid-len, bitter ferment, i W . . | Mr. Rnosevrelt have had a wholly full agreement ha* been reached for use In tha event of federal rvsider this crlllelsnr decidedly un­ night’, derision of local and ilate. with the various facllons tahaUfi* ' f . S pro.luc.ion can he re. Mnform.r .mt n.ncfflda, but^ ve_ry ar* those relating to taxation, pcal of th# 19th Amenilinvnt and ‘ V satisfactory conversation concern­ just, destructive, and unheneflcial wide celary growera that ’ such Ing avallalto mcth-al* in an at- ; vaeiproclty, co-ordlnatli n of modification of thi- Volstead Act. tamed by Tuesday or Wedm -day. drastic action I* about the only tempt to rench th# tar of ing tentatively . the arrangement* ta all concerned.’’ highway administration, an-l “ We fV/Stl many of Ihe arciisa- remedy that can now be put into President. Republlcnn spokesmen i In fthode Hand. New York and tl.e roi'tlno program observed thus fur the turning meetings in Wa«h. grade rroaaing separations. tlons to te falssr", the Pnn-llellenle Michigan commissions huts bcv.i far by the company wtU lo mainwere divided in their bltterncaa "Common ground h a s been created to formula!* liouor control Uinta. The suspensioti w *' an­ Ingtnn. It is hoped It will be pos­ report charges, "and the entire re­ effect tu relieve a situation which find* one nf the finest celery crops lietween vnn Papers because of hi* sible to start «tie*r meeting* early found on many aspects of ref* plans, the New Yalk tbdy nounce,I last Thursday i-wiy spu're-l jinunioi --- * nfiar most In March." ’ . _ , port to be archaic In argument." evrr known to this section unable lecord ami ihe East Prussian Canary and ve^>a<*bW grower* in station ‘VH soma phases million and anu amw F '» ^ a of -tro by Governor __ _ | / k ..................... •ahoiUUu'ii g( th* furca had* put' * ‘ Tha original report by a group lo enter a market to net even as junkers whoso fatm relief mea#-‘ Fully conseloas that ll# 'A s u ‘ TO* to aavma arompla for #th«r »latcs‘ day* a week. thk-agjitM wUk NLlW*r**«»d t« ’ ^ J __ , world espllals were focused upon of Jour members of the Rollins much a* * return of tho mossey In­ ures tha Ilepublicans call scandal*, * 'indkstIons yesterrlay scare th# l n r i , ; a < | t l W T * m R. Johnby devising a "mod#r p’dn. them. Itoosevelt and Limlsay mail* faculty, submitted by Frtsident vested In the rrop. Von Fa pen’s program la to seek regulation a n d th * taw, vdcallonal agrUrltur* teacher After both branches of the West Briggs Manufacturing <ompany, no direct leferrme tn war dehts Holt tn each fraternity, sorority These developments are repott­ to get a majority through * roms len/rth and weight rf vehicles at Semlno!# High School that a non-fralernity residential ed from the office of the secretary blnatlnn of the national sneiaUsle,\ Virginia legislature . petition'd •ml its s'-shmi striking employs and th*- ,rnnomlc conferr-nce over amt •re subject* upon which It has still were at odd, over recognition chemist la coming to Sanford not bacn possible lo rrach cent-, Congress lo submit Immediately nf workers’ committee* for nego­ whleh there i* sn apparent eonllct group on the rampu* fur comtnsnl, of the Florida Celery Shippers Inc Adolf Hiller’s parly, the national­ from Tallahaaaaa to aaalst local pitta •grcemtnr. between the two countries on pro­ listed * »#rle« rif II points accus­ irpeal of the Uth Amendment, . (Continued On I’aga Two) ists ard the centrists. In an at- , • tiations concerning working o n . growtra In ridding thalr pro-Inca cedure, - ing tha fraternity syst'esi of being tempt to bring thi* about ho m il “It I* our hope and exporta­ House de egates are preparing for The fact that the slateaient re­ unDemocralic, of subordinating In­ of tha arsenic ipray ttaldoaa which tion that, as future conference* •nother wr*k of d'bale un n^rogswilh llltlrr but tho results of tha J'without offi» 1*1 • confirm#G*9 have In recent yaar* aosl many •ra held and fseta are d#v.'lep*d, tlon of .state prohibition statute*. cither from the striker* or from ferred to ••meetings'' ratle-r tlian a dlvlduallty dividuality lo to Ihe the group, of inIn m* J ¥ meeting were not mad# known. inerting « s . Interpreted by somo grower* hath tlma and money. Georgia and Maine are hosling the company, It was r ported »»• creasing the "menace of umleslr-j g j j j g I 'r O u U C G l 8 even th# present differences will Mr. Johnhan said. that !:■ hail disappear. To this end, we are public heatings on hills '••eking workers wera agreed to the * ' at- hire to mean that the Rmwevelt ah,, leaders", of ...U n . up a dl- p | f l n ^ M e lb ()u r n e stand for separate nri-oliHti"n* s>n vided loyslty “ detrimental lo the just recelvad word from J. J. Tay­ r commending to our ^sponsor­ legalirstion of beer, and » hi1 anted base base r*tc rste of psy offered • l.y V,! in tantced «t P*> * deUwsgH'I economic* still tnnd*. lor, *Ut« chemist at Tal shut**, ing bedie* that nur rommltleo" the- lower branch college," and of playing pojlllc*. of the N; Vl the company but that unl'fs , A*liM If the statement n -imed MELBOURNE—An a u c t i o n that the Dapartmatt L l W to be continued for further dis­ Hampshire legislature provides fur .greem „;rnt coul,| rnt---« lie rea.b.d on tn# tha' Ki'i'laibl would send is irpre. The report ah" chnigedtljat the assist local growera In rlddlnr th# cussions. the sa'e of liquor, its regulttion l,a*is ,... for r.iinr* future dealings, dealing tho men sentnine li re In discus, debts and rushing *es»"n dishtgawKe* col- block for the* sale of fruit* and “ We regard th-. a'rhicretnet* and control to tsks rlfect .11 d*v< ’ o0) j not return in a *•**■•»’ tiwfszra lego work, that fraternity secrecy vrgrlahlr* grown in this section, merkats af prodoc# which night a delegation at the sam,. time to (Continued on Tags Twn| draw unfavcrabla criticism ■» b*"i| anJ symbolism resulted In Imma­ will be established In Melbourne •flor federal- repeal• of* ** the |mh tho dro.llm, at noon -t.-lsv. (Continued on Fate hue) Two standing Seminole lounty ture attitudes nt variance wilh within the next two weeks, it waa they are wholesaled or rcullr Pi | Today *t noon. • wtrk after th# Amendment. 2 MORE ROADS l'«F. CEI.HRV modern education standards, Ihsl announced Thursday by G. II. Mc­ Chamber of Commerce Commit­ .\nli-ptchlhltionl«ls in the Ohio strike started, coinnsny offkiri* or out of lha *Utc. . have announced relation* with tju- P r i s o n I n m a t e s O f the cunsrqueno-r of wllhdrswsl Nulty, president uf the Chamber ters will hold nn-i ling* at lb* Thl* chamlct .will be n aile d , . • . .u •assembly are ready to u *. * ' trade body "flic#* In the City Hall ; Wont h»a baen reetired *t the , pijni|)0trj for further legislation itriktr* will he broken sn,| the without coat to any farmer, and S t a t e I n c r e a s i n g from Greek letter groups are so of Commerce. Mr. McNulty ha* been in con­ tomorrAw aftfi^noon. serious aa to amount lo a practical onrounecMMit eri.1 b# mad# lator Seminole County Chamber of the Fenale’* action In voting to gates thrown open to new appli­ At 3:00 *H.VInck, tho tecenlly tact with buyers representing pro­ in tha weak as to hi* arrival -and Commerce that two more rail­ authorise Judge* tr> suspend liis-» cants. TALLAHASSEE. Jan :m> -</F> barrier sgairst It. that the fra­ In th. face ofzdiscouraging toduce houses In the north and east, created F’orestry Commttta* will place Of operation*. II* will trot roads, tha Illinois Central and the In liquor law cates. ternity system I* expensive lo the concerning negotiation*, _Either crime i* on an Increase exclusion of the |»'or student, snd and with growers In tha klelbourne meet U* discus* forestry m»Uara • In Illinois the a Imlnisttslinn’ • ports field* itwL prrouea * “ "" 1 m m itor excess ar­ Central of Georgia have a n ­ na P n e e d t h a t t h a y a r t bill for regulation of th# liquor there were prediction* the strike in Florida or there have been more Ihsl mediocrity rather than excel- farming district, at Vero Beach, |n relation lo Seminole County senic spray faaWti**, convictions in court*, for the hilenre In scholarship I* the aim of Wabas so and Winter Beach and with G. II. Schaeffer of Plant Het'come* cental te to Sanford at the ra- .featuring Florida celery on their dalTie will ba submitted 'w the would snd this morning. dining cor manaa. and that- they Offi <al< of the ford Motor ennlal report of the-Stale Pn on report* them lo be enthusiastic City, district forester of tho , general astambly this week. Its quast of tha AfTtewBa'* U*paitHuienu made public I"day 'bows the fraternity, t<J comply with the re- sponsors T r y in g 'n u r s e it .long Company Florida Forest Service. over ths proposition. which, Mr. Johtsoa sold, has •re glad J ment wh.cN Mr Jonrsoa , ^ Flor the number »t persons cimimitUI OFFICE IIGl HH TO CHANGE Mern’e-rs nf this committee ar#! Sal,-; will be held on the day loan andearortiig for rom* ttnsai. o _ i ,in, to final arilon slmulia-rously with would , nq lo ibe |enitentiary I* slemldy Ida cilary grower* In giving Altomonto’ prior I" sailings of freight boats It. F. 1 Haines, of to-Ms#.l" grower* on tha Idea of FTominence to thl* Item on their inounting each year. J. Tharp. lo:al manag r of the from Melbourne, Mr. McNulty Spring*, chairman; Mr*. F.ndor protecting thapuelves and the search and selxure act. i | l l(.lii n on th, „„ unannoumc*! Ihu yuulh uf thus# s«nt to Hal­ Western Union Telegraph Go. to bill of fare*. • declared, lie explained Ifcat fllrus Cuilcit, of Geneva, G. R. Dowson, local troak raialag Irdustry by is w moslels within sis hours alter fold for felonies is anolhee sink- day announced that effective Feh. fruits shipped by wster can lw of Ovl:d". J. E.- Fox, of Pa#l*» seeing to ll that gll produce mov in- feqtin# of the report. A lio : 1 and until further notice Ihe lo­ the flow of bodies start* anew. delivered in Ihe eastern markets C'apt. C. Jlallclt, of Fern Perk, . . o| ■‘la fro* *from Ing .out — even —*• 2.','percent of those received the’ " cal office will he open from 7:00 W. J. Wellr. Jr.. Icngwood, F. T. within four days at • low rat# "f the fainteal t i t * of arsenic. "u-t y-sr was bdweea 10 anl 21 in tht morning until midnight Williams end Mrs. W. E. Watson, (It rents per bo* on carlot ship­ “ Many Ideal grewara . Mr. yesi* old. Nearly *•’’• percunt w»» daily rexcept Sunday. The office I* of Sanford. ment* and 70 cent* on less than lohnaaV t«ld, “ have had sad ex­ At I :(Hi o'clock there will be a ' open on Sunday from H:00 ,,'clocs under thirty. carloads. All other produce ran be perience h*4Ma* thay »hlpp*d. Joint meeting of two committee*' There wer U3» prUuuara aJ- until 11:00 o’clock in the morning, Funeral »ervlc*s for Mr*. Eil**-’ Hospltsl for Ihe Insare. Hi-ce re•hipped In proportion*!# low appointed somo month* ago tn either k»**bagly #» unhnowlngly, milted to Halford last >«»r » nJ and from 4:00 o’clock until 0:00 amounts, he said. qusntltla* o f fradcea that warn beth Randolph Whltner. widow of turning to Manfnnl she ha I nisi# C o l l e g e E x e r c i s e s i -yj |n 11131. Eleven pardons were o'clock at night. study the question of whetht# aeUcted U toeulnlng IhU tool- tho late Captain B. F. Whltner her horns with her son, B E StmlnoD County is ready for « revoked last yesr sod Id the year Whltnar, 8r^ on Osk Avenue. GAINESVILLE, Jan. 3o "Tho due. Thay Ware fakwd ta uncrat. Community Chest. Thexe commiU before. who died at the home of her son Mrs. Whit**r was Ibe giaml- human race, like the humsn indiand wash aO «M* pwdaca before Ices were appointed by tha Worn- • early Saturday morning, wera he'd daughtar of Wm. F. DuVal, Hr-* vtdual, can find pea •• and i illrees being able to *Mp It, and they rn'a Civic Committee of the trad* '. Holy Grots Episcopal territorial govarnor of F « ii'l>*. of life only a* It dlsrosrer- s#mo eftan lost'tha antir* ahlpmaet !•- from body and tho lloanl of Dlrvctora. ,i cause It baeataa uafit for use. Members ef this committee are: I Church on Saturday morning at and waa • dascandant of the Han- ohjtrl of devotion ■•“>ve end beIh ■ • Mr. Johnssn reminded growera 10:30 o’clock. Her. II. L Iziuttit dolph family of Virginia. Sin «•■ yond Rsflf," 'aid ' ' r ' “ T vi .u Mr*. D.-D. Caldwell, chalrmatV j matured celery crop for tho next Y. Y. Dorner, prraiilent of the that undaAth* Fufa Fead and officiated, snd burfa| wai lrt*it.# of poneer blood, her m n vfi. iy f.roylr.. ps.tpr of the First MothMrs. A. D. Covington, o f 0*)*4fe ■t Funeral aarvic** for Mr* Net­ and that of her hu.b.nd b edi-t Ghuroh. In th# hacrab>reaU Seminole Agricultural Gjub. today two weeks, and further If necc*- Mr*. J. C. Benson,. Jlra. M.M 100, j n r f n to Whltner family pl’ t in Lakcvlrw tie Grooms, 3k. «hu dle.1 sary, as a mean* of bolstaring a among Ihe davelopers of north m-t sermon last night a " “ fina of »M0 If h. U caught drip­ Cemetery. ° at her borne on th# Sanfonl-Orlsn- announced the formation of a ape- sagging market condition. Each is rlk, Mrs. J. C. Bill*, Jr., of Genera, ! " it ping celery or other v*gat*.>U* ,l„ ros.i late y'si^dsy sfl'cno-m. cial Grlevame and ( Adjustment • farmer of tong experience, h ef Mrs. W. I- Cooper, IJnton E Ah- ' '‘ " L T ^ r i d T Mrs. V/hitner was born In Si west Florid, and Ut.r of thi, K lff !Itn, B. F. Ilsines. of Altamottt*. that erotaln* araanlc In any f»rn»- Augitll.u. Sept. f. IMS iir Mu- iron of the aUta. She IBred Ihrouri. ' ' ^ ^ ^ K f n r * derm a * # , h'bj from thCommute# to which all growtra added, who D willing to land his Springs. II. W. Loder. o f Lang^ A aacarid offlno. lt » o r . cosUp house bust known as she ill-s' m Ihrro waw, th. GlriL » hf audUnc, n, „ .,ly %. neral Home this .ften r-n at and shippers are urged to turn for •dvica or further worth-whll# sug­ wood, I*. T. Mlllfp of Ovltdo* t * ytj * " ‘ listened to Hr. Hr vie. mi o'clock, Itov. Wm. than the first, ha added, with a Ihe Uali-J State*. Sim w«s toe AmeiUan, and World War, aM - - ”noq that gestions as they relate to the sit­ information, auggr»t|''l»«. or com­ prison sentone# atUthad. « f ’ plaint* aa to the method which uation, and Mr. Dorner today ap­ Lawton, and H. W. Pspworth^.,.^ aaughtcr of Dr. Arthar M. and corning te ralatlves and •k •- the subject, “ A Modern \ j»\ at • of th. First Baptist , is led, and burial wa. 1" I*"*' friegrd*, In *PiU ef the hard»nq-< Laura DeVsl Raiklaloh. She ct*w Christian Paradox." II# " l« «fd alate.wide celery grower# have pealed .to all rslery grower* who „ to Womanhood in Tsllahs*s..-c. liv­ entailed by those time* ss well •- hi* (ext •from Mark H:#-'*. "If ■J’ Y vlaw Cemetery. choaan aa • mran* of solving the iiava grievances or suggestions to Mrs. Grooms had lived I". *■"- present condition of Ihe celery offar, to get In touch with any man would cema after me. I#t him ing in In • a nome hom# -“ *NsW Lula" w that — — — -- s » uu> ,.,, her e»rt^ days In a rew -co-rn's member of thla .committee at o'**deny himself, ami tske up Ms ford for th. Ps.t U still stands as • ralu of the Civil] maJnUlnjdatliaridenl rheerfulr m*, *taL I . „ „ ••We already hava practically and couroia *• erros, and follow m#. For * h « o - waa bom In Hampton. Tha committee include# R. B. War and reconstruction day* NEW YORK. Jan, Mrs. Wwiner’s WWingr’s sight failed Vr rVef woui<t Mt# ,hall lose hi* Iff* Is aurvlved by her hc.band, J- « Chapman of the Standard Growara 100 percent co-operation," he aald, V -Ie H -ts har marring* in DWW. my ^ kr tn<j ,h« yospcl'* shall Groom*, four d su g h tc.-.C .U Exchange, Rax Packard of Ghaae “ but we (putt maintain thla for Eileen Murphy, 10, today her hnme i.-as at Madloon, Fla- but •bout aaeen jru ri ago. Her Inter|ui« Ms.-, l.uvctha ■"•• her three small brother* Co-, Hoy 8ymt* *>f AmorU lha rest of the s.-ason. Thor* are death' shortly before that* In t i n sha and her fami'y moved rat in har children and great gn-n I •av# It."Rcfh! sad a son. II. Whound to be unforeseen problem* as affairs of dzil> Dr. Broyles aaid he wa* con­ children, h* c o l Fruit Growera Inc-. Georg* E. to Silver lake, foer mil#* roulh waa destroyed by fin . the contemporary *11 ol* Sanford, and ,,”,^11,UU!?, m-|T — #/ tha ibtvd lo Ih# r's vinced that Sanfnrd-Ovlado coming up that need solving. This ef Lake Menroe, where rn# I'ved life contlnu to find Ure bouse filled Mr*. Ua Klnard, Mrs. U. committee and our Club ar* anxquest o f salf-reallxetion l-atvia TfWh Growera Inc., and Chari#* except fer the years 1903 to 1311 of her i looa to aaalst’ In solving them ta and carried har brelharn _ by fie# of her t# ferget klosself In I 'fat # • Mrs- W.-T. Tuten. all “ f representing In Mrs. M. Crosby, of Ruffin. 8. Ih* complete satisfaction of svery second story veranda ro e f whom, Mr*. votion to gteat aorial end*. individual grower.---.Only In____ thla wer« rescued by Hr*men. _ B. F. Whitof Wiese men, Mr. — ------- •---------r Iliac AVOW PARK— Avalon Theatra committed t# ‘ be P » « •* Way can we aora* out of •«» P ^ *nt* veff* rUU ^..lord, A cumier . WILUBTON—Addition to Ho? j i l la eoi th* fire started. •nt difficulties.’’ repaired a a * lOtopancil for boaand great grand* Ing under one-third . tel WUUaton, Bearing complatlan, -vHLjw Ivw* in eu .. ... . •/ » . i'jTL ra. pr» nnnee rommlttee a:nt the Collier Blaine 3.06 percent beer and wlttt . .. i• , a Opinion Strcngtthened By StatemeHt O f Automobile Maker " S , , ; jrO«nyThoyi.Ar«A.Un. SarafBotarS^c tion la Expected To Finish In Faculty Report Work By Tomorrow ! Chejnist .. ___Is Coming To .Aid Fanners In Ridding Residues f ln Auction Block F o r Two Committees " Of Trade Body To S t a g e Meetings .....-r-i - ................. :::x :.:r z Funeral Services Are Held Saturday —— For Mrs. E. R. Whi tner, Aged Pioneer Preacher Delivers Baccalaureate At Mrs. Nettie Croomfl Victim Of Death Grievance Committee Formed Among C e l e r y Growers To Help I n d u s t r y — p“ f Artg. Girl, 10, Saves Threfi; Brothers From ' ler Is Reported trad Alive In Alps **Er«f :s* 'A if ilt. Jm . m '4 .J & . r s tu M ,s « e tl! M U tl( M R M * l'K | lf �Pi . e ■ _ ' ” - • “•1• - • 4 .*■ * T- * •. <■ • . I * * . " “ - • . •• . . . , - t •- - ■ ._______ ^.7 > ........ ■- WP<” rv, f * J4 - . . HERALD, PAGE BIZ ■ , », V 1_ * ^---*~Xr FV^ r ■ * -• t ’ k* % For The H ere’s The Plan W orth O f Merchandise T o be Auctioned to the High­ est Bidders. ' Only “ Scrip1’ May Be O f­ fered — Save It Whk Mtb dollar'a worth of merchandba purchased for canh at any of tha atd m llatad ofi thla page, you will receive one dollar’s worth of “proaparity ecrlp.” -Aak for It and aava HI “ Proaparity Scrip” U as good as a dollar In the Milana Theatre's auction Tuesday night Fab. 7 whan tIBO worth of merchandlaa will ba sold to tha highest bidden. Only ^Trospeilty Scrip” may ba offered at the auction. Get Your “Scrip’ $150 Don’t forget— thla scrip will ba worth It’s face value Tuesday night, Feb. 7. And Each Day UntibTuesday February 7th > WORTH DOLLAR-FOR-DOLLAR JU L t o n ig h t •< • 1 ;*t BRIGGS SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP rtr^lMw Item— FlreaUao lUtterko—Wrortoa* Brake Ualaf—Woco Pep—Ttotea* Meier Oil—Waafcla* and \*L bklaf—(ireaatag—Creasy KefHarraterp—Cneley Kedlae SANFORD ELECTRIC Drugs and Drug Sundries . / a _ • $7.50 Electric Sandwich Toaster $10 Worth Of Toilet Articles M • . • - • - - Agenta far Cltlefl’ Service Productn $5,450X21 Balloon Tire First St, Foot of Magnolia Fresh MILK, BUTTER, EGGS BUTTERMILK, ICECREAM. $7.50 Men’s Bath Robe 60 Qt Buttermilk Tickets $750 Fox Salt Water Reel EVA — BESS UNITED LUMBER R0 • Magnelp'Ave. A Full Line el Bportln^ Good*. Bkytka. Etc. . French and 8th SL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. ‘Sanford’s Exclusive Ladies’ Store1 before you buy your building malarlala. wa Commercial and Park Arp. 4‘ Office Supplies; Books, Gifts, “Sanford’a Newest Glassware-^'. The Shop of Personal Service $7.50 $10 Smoking Stand ' $10 Silk Dress.* and 8a » H « * t ' P a U t y may aava you awoey," Shop” ■■"**y d>" "n1~ ■•■— ;•» — » Permanent Wave . 1 r -T B. L . PERKINS TOUCHTON’S ■ (a Uexall Store” In Curb Service i’a Pocket Book __ UlM 1 i T 11 a ’ — • • Full line of Nationally Advertised ... i - p Merchandise.” . . * ’ - Friendly Five Shoes "trrr * SANFORD COLEMAN’ S * •; Fountain Curb Service “Men’s Ready To Wear” ,108 Magnolia "lectrical Supplies Electrical Contracting Work ■ ‘ Comer 2nd and MagnoHa and . Tenth 81. and Hanford Ave, WOODRUFF & WATSON CONTRACTING CO. SADYE’ S H. B. POPE CO LANEY DRUG STtijRE JEWELER $9.75 Electric Clock $5 Credit On $19.99 Croeley Radio — $7.95 Rayon Doll Bed Spread Seit - a 108 Magnolia Ave. Jewelry^Watches—Clocks Watch Repairing Phone 893 ** % 500 Salford Ave. * Men’s and Women’s Clothlnf O $5 Worth Of Groceries < •y* 1 Furniture Company ; ‘Best produce Department In tlte City " : $5 Worth Of Cleaning Hui .’I , i *• 4 f * Cash Grocery & Meat’ Marh tl 406 Sanford Ave. Service—Quality—Price . » Fist and Elm WAGONER FORREST GATCHEIL’ S LANEY DRY CLEANERS L&Un k DEPARTMENT STO! 308 Sanford Ave. • fg -J ,. ' “Everything In HatdwatO” ¥ li, TvST®*- • . . -‘V* . �* ✓ ,■1 MONDAY, JANUARY * . ItM BIBLtf VERSE POR TODAY ABUNDANTLY SATlHFLEDi The death of Mrs. 0. H. P. Balmont In Pari* the othw not because she one# day la of more than paaaing 1” as a social arbitrage, ruled over New f o r k ’s “Four Hundred than a society leader, but because ahe was militant sufffagettea She was one of. that small band _of for women. And she who finally g o W T E e 11 ||| esace •» flJAe ^ was born is the daughter of___ a typlcalante-beUum . Alva . HI ■ richer ‘ ‘ cotton planter, neither nor poorer than the average, mazed to save enough from the devsataK r to ««nd ^ beautiful daughter to a i.re ahe mat William K. Vanderbilt, whq t fifty mlfilon doDara and who knew how They w ere marriad In 1874 and took up New York City. the Vanderbllta did not move In what la an “ the beat elrelea”. Old Commodore ___ father of Alss’a William K., waa a pretty roujrT* customer In lota of ways. 'In an old,,red flannel shirt he operated a ferry across, the Hudson river In BW early days and beoame famous as well aa richby hla Pub­ lic Be Dimmed" policy. So the Aatora, who g«rt their dart »t least two generations earlier, were, In the 187(ra. N York's social Uadara. , But Southern charm and graclouar.eaa, coupled with a magnificent, new three million dotUr n ^ i o n on ubper Fifth Avanue, can do wonders even with New York society. A few years after her marriage Mrs. Vanderbilt atartled New York with an elaborate fancy dress ball n honor of *Thl, U almost unbelievable. I One Of WomenADows Him To Return To Other Wife, Family KNOXVILLE. J*a. 30.—te>— Tear fatly a frail little woman yea terday released her hatband wbo claims to be suffering from a 23-year lapse of memory to a wife and two grown son* In New Jersey, whom he mysteriously left year* ago. The man, toll and gray­ haired. was ioeatlfled at police headquarters by L C. Alien, of Chester N. Y., and Roscoe Allen, M-yrar-old real estate dealer, of Rldgonood, N. J.. as their long- ow eicellent U thy (pvlng klnd- risen to O. H. JP. Belmont, ton of Auiuat Belmont, the banker, the former Mobile girl more or lean abandoned her leadership of faahlonabU New York and devoted her ener­ gies to social uplift and to the advancement of we equalrighta-for-women movement- She allied, beraelf-with Rev. Anne Bhaw, Cbrlatobel Fankhurat, and Alice Paul, and, lavish with donations from her vaat fortunes, ahe en* ~ “ , and the picketing of couragod tha "adge of* Congrm” tha pWnttag tha White Houae, which greatly emkmraaaad th« Wiltton administration and resulted in tha enactment of-the Nine­ teenth Amendment. * Man/ were tha other activities and dlvaralfled were Henry fu-yl. Chines* punpst the accompllahmenta of this remarkable woman. She once brine*, top-knocksr In Minchokoo, defied tha Comstock League to prevent the sale of "Plain [« only twsnty-sarsn year* old. Pacta About A Great Evil" and other eugenic literature, Who itld this w un’t tho young and ira n that ahe went to play writing which resulted U a 'l ago! in tha production on Broadway of tha operetta, “ Melinda -■ —o Butler Soyo CIUm m Aren’t TtS and Her Slstera” , in which Marie Breutler and AddUon bnosclou*— headline. r.N*» n»o*t of Miner took leading part*. _______________ _ u aro uncsaselsu*. And odtor tho *In* recent years Mrs. Belmont han been living In re­ getting wo’vs token fromour poL tirement In Paris where ahe haa conserved her strength but expended Urge portions of her fortune in charitable Although tbo Glass .bill 1* out of and sociological enterprises. Her death transfers from life 0 way, Huey Long In.itlll In th* to romance (He story of a small town girl who made good iktko tyt. Tala tlma, wl(h r t w In a big city, tx, ors; for th# drama, taking plarr! on an American stage, will hunfirst of all an American audion.i. sr,| it Is American p-iblb njlnim wr.ch need* most urgeqtly' to br Infoimsd on the question. Europe fi-r fetrteen year# has Jlvud with th# difficulties of the situation and u> wall acquainted with tm-r.i; America has only lately felt th* grip of the economic vis* and may learn from the debt fllscvwiam how shf put some qLU»#_[rrytore on horself. |Committee O f Carriers Makes Known R e p o r t i depression. It In a at hM nn turning. % w la k * County haa a new hospital of whish It I* Justly proud. It U a throe story stucco building of ewerst# and itoal. located In Umatilla and own#d by the Flor­ ida Elk* Association. -------- :— o - — .B e a r i n g th* ravoltdionnry shout* o f tpId-western firmer*, WUIsm Orwp. Iskwr MwMg 4** r|sre* *hst wotkirn wilt not b# fnr behind. A l*«w uprising U not fnr nwny,*• h# myt, “ And wnilu, msn will noon b* on th* march. A mnrnhT Yn*. but what* to? A revolution7 Bure, hM to whstT V, ■ relsry now ready to move-to. ■ koti, b«t nobbdy dsn ‘ho » « l P - to w ork .fw nothin. W llh j . brlnalnr B1A0 ln ’N*W Yofk #«»tlng 41 JO to gat U thSWri Jnr under soonu t0 b# tna on f V tareati*d; Factory man wwi L w o r k if thoy w e r e not paid i I L* L ‘ F. Our aofghbor,.U»o Wlptar Hsrald. haa tlon for oaring tha •dtw wbRh wo ore glsd to hssd K far tha consMaraUajt t j l « h art. It would hava. UaJadaraJ « «cnmant start th* ' p lntUg P' ! ’ and luua two ar tprga klUla W Ian more aunuosy. and «• i lato simulation bor Madtag hanks and building and lot t soclsuon, tof tha axpw s a 'g «&v. o f n-l#ndlng It for ,*S0?W h . . antorpriao* •and *“ »**£•• B R . Bpt why not aUmlgsto tha $ tlonary future a»d bIn ^F ■ P " . t h # g o Y S V J J »* M ■*** fa! And Personal Activities An Active life Sanford Herald (Continued from Psg# On#) of th* prisrnt rrport as a die­ tin'I step forward In th# d#vclopuwat c f souod public transpartatlon pullcla*. as It l» *1ways wLst that- cronumi- prob­ lems should be solvrd by con­ ference rather than by IcgDalion." Th# report opens with this deck*ratlin of policy: ; “Th* public la entitled t„ th# b#nefl| io f most economical nnd efficient mean* of transport*- can't rcaliie It." , - » -• A* the man left tka buildfn* ta return to Now Jetaey last nl*bl hi* wlf# put her arm* around him looked Into kla eye*, and bon ed, “ Don’t you know ma new, TudT" ■Oh. you were hero this morn­ ing". he laid blankly, poahsd her aside and wslkad away. The man told offkara ho wru walking along a atroet hart Tbnrw day and auddenly rrmemkered hW name to be Edgar O. Allen- H i sent a menage to hi* slater in New Jersey and the IsrevtigaUen folio WVd. Fatal Bombing O f Home Described As Anti-Fascist Act Morris and her IS-ytnrJold daughter of Modlsonrllle, Twin., PHILADELPHIA. Jan. SO.-W’I embraced him and'claimed him aa - A terrific *xpto*>*n. attributed husband and father. Witness** said the man Immodlataly recog- by police to antl-Faacist bomblag, nlted L. C. Allen aa kla brother, today killed Mrs. Jukw Di Sllv**Identiftod pleturee of tcene* and Do, wife of the supreme mavter of ■Total teowtrr—Htdf*wood1-boVuwty -thw-ordep-er tWme-ef—Itwryriw-thw leant looked blank when hia Treitef*#* United State*, Injured at 12 other pervert* and demolished wife and daughter hugged him the DI flllvcstro home. and pleaded for recognition. After It was definitely estab­ . DI Sltvetlro, attorney and for­ lished that be was both Ted Mor­ mer Italian consul here, waa not ris, an automobile mechanic nr#l at home at th* tint* of tho blast salesman, of Madlsonvills and Kd but arrived fir*' mWolf* Utor to gar O. Alien, of Rklgswood, N. J., find th* place tat' ruin* ami t**Loth famllle* bald a conference cusr* searching for hi* family. The Injured are four of th* Df with police. Safoty Director ASdamon announced that Mr*. Mor­ Sllveatro ehlldrwlt, Mlta Marl# ris agreed her husband'shoald re­ Guernlo, governess and secretary, turn to New Jersey with hl« and at east seven Other percona, brother and son to b# placed In a occupants of nearby residence*. sanltorium for rest and mental observation, lie said th# New Jersey relative* agteed to give the Tennessee wife FlUad H e w ilt reports of his condition and aid Raducid p r l e e oa stogl* vtaloe and KrypUk lens*. A l » ■U shell sod modsta g«M filled frames. Dr. Henry MeLanlin, Jr. OPTOMRTR1RT 112 Park A VO. P RIN TIN G dUamumant. Wr UUUo. aheuld b . •weto^ a gwnoltn# ton; passeitgor which haa for It* purpoae th* mobile* should pay a re not *11. What h u itlfllng of any legWmato form lion 'We gredonud lotion I. mor, thnn of tranaportotlon. Th. »UP™ « weight gr hornlpow: rp buses and presenli a «lri alnger who la : reform, nnd It hs. lt«t lnt*rr ‘ * other vehicle* **rryb rw passengers c**", - 1 /. more than merely the nblte. Thq puMl* a right to for hire, a regl*trati A ft* based “Th# krew* of course la fortu7 and gradu­ on mileage opvrvtfd nlc well-being. Th* Ihq. Aleetlon of’ «M ‘ n W or r*t. to get an outatondlng orches­ tanco of thepe dovel- trsqapsntotlon. which It wn*U tpd ated acconllng to I ating capae- tra on n npeclnl trip out of New i»l ration fa# not that so maffk " h ' ' IV 'nds moat useful mtfnt tty; trucka, a Jf York down in Forlda. but an­ “graduated so Ihfd It will In­ nouncement of the contract ha* d will rvmnln and be rv^e^ml." J her or that no many Among the points on which the crease more thsn dlr#ctly with brought added Interest to the weight" l.dgars Will b* madi conferees agreed were the**: ' ‘ “ Common canrlsru of peraena “ Special u se s levied upon mo­ nursing schools are «van considered. Tha qualities which ami property In Interstate com­ tor vehicle* using highway* should tospital training gives to nurses such as calmness in enter________highways merce on highwaysshould shouldbehoun­ un- be devoted entirely to highway genciss, resourcedulnsaa, aulek wit. courage, and neatness, coming back Into that brnajeal der lb* Jurisdiction of tho LnUr- purposes." seal* . f human relationship*. are considered the basic requirements of the air stewardess. “ States should enter Into recip­ between Mth>n»- They ststo Commcrco Commlaslon or Of course, good looks and personality are not objectionable relation* bring wllh them a bit more of othir properly constltutod f#d*r»l rocal agreements for issuance Hill LwtbffF Os. features, but those who seek the job on these character­ consideration fur th# other fellow, tribunal and should b# required c f special licenses for commercial vehicles to rover states other than lStb aad Hallr istics alone are doomed to disappointment. to obtain certificate# of public a disposition to hoar hia cos# with the home state at equitable rites - Quality Mmksadias si Borne of the jmpUcants t& the big air lines have set less suspicion sad to help where conwntcnc# and necessity." forth varied qualifications which ruined any chance they possible In bringing about a better romldefstkm should b# given, to be dttormlned by th# condi­ ggggombls Pries* wltk befbr# such evrtlflcatoa ar# b- tions which prevail. . . might have .for the Job. One of them said she had been a ' order. “ No y-hlcle ihould exceed a IIP HR8V1CB Than# M sued. to the sff**t »h* propowd The benefits of aaeh a change hostess in a night club, another that ahe liked fast driving. of thought will be more ‘ han eco­ servin' wiuld h*v# on asUUsg total 'ostalder width, Including any transportation* nervlc**, nnd th# load therCoif. o f right feet." with nomic. While hardnei* of pars1atpd It brought about harsh­ financial responsibility of tho ap­ th* exception of certain existing vehicle!. ness of sconomle eoadltloa*. which plicant sbmild b* considered. _ _ rshlcl*, unladen or with Common canlir* In IntruaUto In turn tended to man'* bettor nature*. WUn re- commerce should bo required to lead, ihould oxrerd a height of lraau o f th# thumboeww* men put obtain ririlfltoU* c f noeevxRy upon on# another, there « J ‘ W - and 'convsnWnc# after th* low not only a betterment o f tholr considerations. “ Adequet* requirement* shouUl situation m trndo k«t also a fuU*r realUatkm be Imposed upon common caWlrf bu*cs In Intsratotc commerce (and also ' In Intrmstotj *om»#»#*> to Insux* Just and reason*bU raUa. with provision for publication thereof amf sdhsrvoc# Uwwto, CHRISTIAN 8CIKNCR MONITOR________________ and proper. Inhibition against un­ do* discrimination.* probably no othsr stngls plot# goaeral lhrewlng-ov*r at obUgaContract rmrrUrv in both Intor1 aewa could throw a brighter I Hons. That agreomMt hot h#nw otaU and intraatato eummcrv* should bo required to obaatn piei r « f b#»e upon tha w o r t * are- aa boavil y oa the British TWasHandsome booklets, foW-' l mils from tho proper authorities, m k l r o u r n k .—aiisre* leading fartor In asausaaLa wnH/wA tKgj, iLj and “maka adcquaU prduUton at u sera af mired veg^I s a a a m E E T V t Urn era, broadsides . , . rich' | to flaaaaial r#*p«nilblMty." ritru* frails hare b#d>, AOmlnlstration during Contract buses la bath jntfTbrixhuraa . . . effective 1 frem this aeatlon to aoJR month In offtoo will • stota and Intraatato eammerr* aastora aaachaU, aa^J) posters . . . tha kind shoud h# required “ ta abaatt* Ho hid algped wHh CSpt. O. Al Fred A. Wright reptsajg mlateam nttoa fUsd h r regu­ Hanson, captain of Uw Oasporillo that will hurdle tha latory authority and comply with krewu, at 8 t Petlrikurg whore ho ^ ititu U lly played Raturday eight - at Uw waata banket and aies^a CuHooum ta a tread of 8000. • Tho Bt P*tcrikuri nudletco now markets for yoqr valt'-ky railed V*HMV ret.rtaiament tbo foods . . . tlist is this bret ever areeenUd Dwre and th* ovation gfren him remptlUd. kIW type of printing you wiQ to play half ahd bear ever time, j “ Wh bar* all beard RorfyValto* find b a n . os th* radio". Captain ttaaaaa said, “ hot la porma b* la wan**- * Vf ' u / Personals In-law, B. O. Meriwether, wbo Ic iil at the Memorial lloapltal there. Social Cakndat ClMptor N u b « t Two Order « f th# Eastern Star wil taka place at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic llall. A covered dl-h tapper will ho held at 1:00 oVock. Each member he* beta asked to brine * cove re.I FRIDAY Annual business merlin* and luncheon of the Garden Club of Sanford will be held at 10:30 A. M. at the Sanford Country Club. Mr*. Malcolm lander will *i*e a talk on “ Molh* and Butterflies." Reservations muit be made by noon Wednesday with Mr*. J. C. Benton. MU* Ann Gabriel will hate a •tody rise* at 7:30 P. M. at the Junior High School. Rcrolar meetln* of the Amprtcan l.rglon Auxiliary will be held at 4:00 o'clock at the home of Mr*. J. II. IllntcftnUUr. San Laata. Mm. O. A. Knowles, o f i ’alsUa. ha* arjirrd to »|*nd sometime TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. « • « Taylor m .t- here vlsitirg her daughter*. Wr». Mias Ann Gabriel, of the State ilaced to Jacksonville ynteidiy E. J. ( amernn alii Ur*, t U Board af Health, will give a lec­ North. " for the day. ture at 3:30 o'clock at the Junior High School auditorium on the C. E. Proctor has aa bis guests subject, ‘ Parent Education." f Dr. Harry 8. Woodruff left to­ at hi* hume an Genera Avenue, The board of managers of lh< day far Lwmlntg where lie will hi* uncle. W. II. Proctor, and his Woman's Club of Sanford *111 Lractice dentistry. brother, S. II. Proctor, of Jack- meet at 10:00 A. M. at the club con. Ga. houae. • Mr. ami Mrs. Joe MaxdrU are The Gtsaaen Clans of the First p'oaslag to leUXC. Wednesday fur Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Evtrhard, of Baptist Chureh will meet at S:00 Quincy to make their future home. • Rip«n. W'l*., har* arrived to spend o'clock in Ibc church anno*. The Little Playara Club of the the winter season here. They ire Mr*. O. B. Harrison ha* been residing at lh> homo of Mrs. Allan Junior* High School will glee an died to Quincy by the illnest of nprrsilon recital at 2:00 P. M. at Stone' on Nineteenth 8treet. ir mother, Mt*. J. Z. Shaw. the school auditorium under the Mr*. M. M. MeDougal had ac direction of Mr*. Georg* A. Mof­ W. C. Allen, af Palatka, spent hrr guests..Sueitoy afternoon at fett. Th# public 'la Invited. Urn wevk-*cd hare wth Mr. and hrr home on Celery Avenue. Mr. WEDNESDAY.' Mr*. Howard C. tong, Park Ave­ ■Vrank Bonage's production of and Mrs. Dell Beebe and claugh A meeting of the board of the Ernsst llemisgway’s “ A Farewell nue. ter, Mrs. Doris Prentle, of Or- Garden Club of 8anford will be to Arms", featuring lle'en Hayes, Mr*. Vincent Meeen, 0f l>t-lan<l, held at 0 30 A M. at the home of Mrs. W. E. Watson, Rose Court. Gary Cooper and Adolphe Mcnjou. was the guest Friday uf Mr*. M. Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Kalman ami Monthly - business nuwtin^ and which opened yesterday at the MlM. MeDougal at her home on Colguest. Miss Elisabeth Fortson, of luMb«AA.utL.llw>-Wama.t'sv>.CI-^ ,l*ns.Jhtolsr«mUUontiBtiaJU.wn try Avenue. AMaaWngtrmv ' «*r.J tit: will take place at 13:30 ii'clork at ther* through tonight. . * w l i m * m w m |S l S V ( | 'l | o >ll,l> lW ' l " “ l * morrew for Miami where Jll*« th# club house with Mrs. J. Adrian The film Is a faithful repro­ Mr*. E. E. Walker, of Ocala, duction of th* Hemingway novel, ha* arrived to spend a weCk here Fortson wl’l spend some lime. Dr. Brown, Mrs. II. J. Lehman, srd with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. and Mrs. Frlman plan Jo rtlurn in Mfs. U. II. Brown as ksdMWt. telling th# story of Frederic a few ilays. The “ Animated Magaslno" will Henry, American lieutenant In the E. Chofpening. ' and make up the program at 1:30 Italian ambulance corps, Barkley, a British o’clock to which the public l» in­ Catherine J. A. Zachary, of Burlirgton, vited. Reservation* mu»t or made nurse, who meat and love against N. Is spending a short time with Mr*. John Mtl*ch by 3lrn- the backgruurd of war. Thrlr her* with his nephews, A. D. Zach­ meeting through Rinaldi, the army day at noon. ary and W. A. Zachary. Th# regular »oclal mealing of surgeon himsr'f the Umlcr the direvtmn of Mr*. the Auilllary Beth Israel will be “ wsr brother" of Lieutenant A Mr*. C. ll. Pearce la cspectrfl to Georg# A. Maffett. th* Little ■Yoturn to'Jay from Salma, A’a. Player* Club'bl the Jvnior High held at 3:00 o'clock *: the Com­ Henry; their quick realisation of where she waa called recent y hy School will give^an eiprrsslon re. munity Center with Mr*. Cha*lt» their love for each other; th# days and nights In th# hospital Ihe illness of her father. cita) tomorrow *ft:moon at 2:00 wh*r# Frederic l* brought after o'clock at the *fhoal auditorium. hia wound; Catherine’s flight Into Friends of Mrs. Howard C. I.nag The program will be presented a* Switirrland to have her child, and will be glad to leant that she I* Frederic's desertion of th# army Improving nico'y. at her hum# on Piano Solo*, Mr*. F. E. Koumltlat. J in ord»r to te with h»r—all this Park Avrnu* gftrr a recvnl ills***. “ Get Mail." Sidney Nil, Jr. I* to'd. . ' 7 ^ “ When My *Caline Yawn*." Dorli Mi** Hay»» i* Cath#rln»C CooPatterson. K. J. Cameron left today for p#r I* Frederic, and Msnjou, Rin­ Richmond, Va. to «e* his brother- "Th# Broken Wheel,” Grmcr Tay aldi. The ca*t also includes M*ry Philip* a* Ferguson. Catherine'* "A Boy’* F##t." Ann B»n»on. -The little Old Man," Nancy (iiend; Jack.La VLumaa the young CARD OF T1IANKH priest, ard B’aneh#s Frlderlcl. Rswaatloe. ......................‘ Henry Armelto, Tom Rickclt* and W* wish, to thank our many “ W 'jn Ihr H#>o tjrt* in Yo-Jf r#e#nt •brld»-#l#«t. Eye." Lalith B llamv. friends for the lAndnese and flotal Gilbert Emery In minor rolr». THURSDAY offerings during Ih* recent Illness “Then They All Got Married," Edith Ray. Rrgular meeting of the South and death of our wife, mother, and Mr. ami Mrs. Nathan Zclm.no“The Laughing Itoy." Elisabeth Side Primary P.-T. A. will take grandmother. Lcfflor. plac* at 3:00 o'clock at thi school vita and Julian Uarmrl. of (Ike#W. E. Smith Two Character Reading. “Th# auditorium. A Fourth ' “ chohcr. spent the week-end here Mr*. Iren* L*# with Mrs. A. II. Moses. Palmetto First Recital." Kent Rossetter, program wil| be given. Jr., and William Lrffler, Jr. Regular meeting of Seminole Avenue. Quarterly Meeting Of Societies Is Held AT MILANE WEDNESDAY The quertrriy umr meeting of lie mUtionarjr toclctiee o f the. Mrthodivt Churches pf the Orlando district will take place on Wrditenilajr. bealnnina at 10:30 A. M.» a t. the First Methodist Chureh In Or­ lando. The morninir program will ,e ilevnteilt o “ K'anirvlisin. after whkh a roveml dl»h luncheon will u. S rvrd at neon. Mr*. f . O. Rare, „ f this city. -".I Mrs. I. C. Jn M M and Mrs. Franci* It. Godfrey will I havr vharce of the officer* tratnimr rlaser* which will be the f*e# HAL H O Y T'S I _ d A Z Z * ’/ r C Y o u 'r e so t r i m ! th r ifty ! 44A Farewell ToArma" Is At Milane Tonight in B ro a d c lo th BIAS SLIPS g>- H'Ai/r— P i»k —r t s t h Site* 34 to 44 Snwtrily tailored! C o rm t Imi-tli*! Ilctmlitched! Little Players Club Will Stage Recital A nother Vnltte in l.ingrrie LAD IES’ GOW NS Hand sown nnd hand mode. Colors: white and pink. Sixes: Regular and extra. I v.mdrvill |.nitf»uin. Ill* I... . mhisiii IIT n une-i V rn- and Mn**n. Ilntmtiny Girl*, or* *hnwn on ,r. I» n and Mail# Di»«>n. Ii fhlliner*. ami «n thr atm# . f till- -Iiiiw. All- gilhrr tlv- J*»* Jubilr# i \Vilhi.il *, roim-diati, Margaret INihlman, larch "In* it the pri.ci-mi. Musi# will b# hy th# Jar* Jubil # pear-mi*: .1;3ti i.VImh H)*t|n #. and 7:00 and 0:0 h# u*\ will be "Tlu- Devil I* Driving" with Ed J. C. PENNEY CO. and 4 £ GOOD WILL RADIO SERVICE Matin’* Oarage ■W. u i Btsaat tha* .apeiknca aad i. ■-«- -M— bb aad G o o d P rin tin g A RETURN TO REASONABLENESS E leven Cars Mixed Vegeta Leave Me|hg Merchandise *■ Freak Lawlo sag Martin hare / . W ell, I can’ t tell you much of anything about what is in Chesterfields UT I amoke a good deal, and I noticed lhat they said that Chealerfield Cigsrcllca were milder and laaled better; ao I smoked a package or two and found it to be true. I 'glm noticed thfft the cigaretles were wellfilled, *eem*d to be the right lenglh and The right circumference, end burned uniformly— not up one side end down the other. , I liked the eroma—very pleasing. I liked the appearance of the cigarette—the paper, dead white. The package rather appealed to me. I don't know exactly what it is, but I jusl like ’am. It's about Ihe only luxury that I en­ joy t on I think it’s, mil right for me to have a good pgorette, and I believe Chesterfield is jult about the beat. B » % fiilfirjl *J f*J* t n f m MpC8m 4*t , Coh-W* sre. people know it / �fr “ .K B ;■ • !H « TB ■ j B < ‘X S 1 B , B , . MONDAY With each dollar's worth of merchandise purchased for cash at any ef the storen Hated up this pun*, yea will reeeire one doflar'i worth of And Each Day Until Tuesday “ prosperity scrip.** -Ask for It .a n d -» v » It I ■ “ Prosperity Scrip'' b nr good as a dollar in the Mffino- Theatnb auction Tuesday night- Petr. 7 when $150 worth of merchandise wilt be sold to the highest bidders. Only “ Pronpeitly Scrip” may be offered at the auction. 0flly,;“ Scrip” May Be O f Don't forget— this scrip will be worth It’s foee rafor Tuesday nlghl,_Pftp;7,^— " • WAGONER LANEY DRY CLEANERS ■ Cash Grocery & Meat Market 406 Sanford Ave. Service—Quality—Price Gary Cooper Ernest Hemingway's* 500 Sanford Ave. Men's and Women's Clothing “A Farewell to A rm s"__ . $5 Worth O f Groceries bKiggs JEWELER Fist and Elm to Helen Hayea . Furniture Company Best Produce Department in the City $5 Worth Of Cleaning i i . To-Night Phone 893 MltftUjf HI'M'! •>)». •*«,«» »* ***** '||| J* *»*■■• * «-Klrnlnne Tlrnt— Pirr.tunr , luilrrlin— Kir ml on* Drake l.Inins—Wiko I'n*—Tlolritc Mmor (III—Wnnhing and I’nt* 108 Magnolia Ave. I J e w d ^ W a b fllM M S I o c k H W UtWill Tt W fT Corner 2nd and Magnolia and " Tenth St, agtl Sanford Arc, Drugs, and Drug Sundries Fountain Curb Service a lOrrisn ir ■Ow n V ynf W Tv n Agents,for . Cities* 1ftx>ic^ Products Kli iirii i Jock $0:73 EiectrtrC t a * $3:4.50X21 Balloon-Tire $10 Worth Of Toilet Articles fiA N F rtftF fT ttk MILK. B K U c f^ i ^ i i g i l ^ iH ^ N N u r k tHerOiwH^WMUH»llVWwl(sl,.r j l agnolia Fiwi S t, F< Mi'llV «M»li K.'iu EGGS Megnola Ave. A Full Line of Sporting Goods, Bicycles, Etc. CE CREAM 60 Q i Buttermilk Tickets > > a u lv u J s T T x r iu T ir ? w u lir y ^Sturcv Sanford’s Exclusive Ladies' Store” / lo r S**i v i * v The Shop of Personal Service $lli Hilh l i r ^ claa and- Park Aye. Office Sui M8w»kf»*Gifts, “ S an ford’s 8 A S t. J "Sot ua befort you buy four bailding iltriab, da and Smartest Beauty Shop* fchojfi and Evelyn Cust Sfi i l i i biMjKuiy tilaml French> 1 $ i ■- l - ’ V. - 1 $5 Credit On Any LumberOrder Ar nan n Trrr f ’n t uw^ “A I Wbl .ill ‘♦A Fail Line he Rexail S in Curb Service * ■\ .1 C A L H il f e p j A fa r tto * andiae” . “Everything in Hardware” - 308 Sanford Y o u fo w w i. m is ® ■il S ' Z' r , ,*V �JANUARY B a U m a R w IifliD U ^H W / A || j g i a i T (V tflv v i d Celery Market Reports BefewtgtMron Wins One Of Three On Course Here During Road Trip kilo a Crowd of about 300 and woman looked on cheeralternately and huddling toto koa® warm, the Sanford kataro lod by Jack Sanford and id Martha as co-managers, won io.first hasshall game played In ia Snath this year by handing m DeLand all-stars' an II it 4 fating at Manlclpal Park yecterly afternoon. The game was featured by tho jtttUg of Billy Sams and Shorty fllscty, of Do Land, some great Mheld work by Roy Hsrriion, M hurling -nf Tifo> Minor •and Htty Outre, tho starting pitcher*. DeLand seared first, in the good, on 8haw Buck's doubt* Hewed, -after-Martin had struck it, by ScKUcty'i double. JhkUfWit j f BBMLUlfoa.suns.in.thn rkw and Harrison |Uf Chapman drew i second. Kinlaw A Ratline College golf team headed by Ike Merrill, of Daytona Baaeh, reeogniied aa one of the -With one out fan Ibe third, Sanu ootatanding amateur* In the atair, tripled to right ftatd, rearing a plowed t#o much for a Stetson me west » later whew j f t IK**taen filed oat to HarrUaa who male a aenaatioaal catcb. Buck alao filed .out to Harrlaaa. ' Sanford tcol-Wd again la tha last of the fourth. A hnaky right, hander named Haifa'had juat taken over pftthfng fhhjaa from Out**. Haas struck eat (flklaw, hot Minor tingled through short. He stole terond J**t before Friable ture in co-operation with tho Florida State Marketing lanl MrLucaa and hU Bureau, R. E, Winfrey, Sanford representative. lir *aat*r*l«Clf ItNla NvtVl*« l» Hull ■ J s tf i 1. M d ii Jan Jam 1*11, —11 • , B.ttt.|4t V^nwalam* l l m t i l llr I'lstH* «»l#*' I'vtiuH MSff llRPlidlRg JtKiMgllllf, lU irra a g A Ha M m I b I f a r R H k * n r i w r M » m H a a i t (tr im .%# X , Jan. m IWIi M l c . n t I. H a l t t . M l« n Iliiifktlit J, rii|r.if«> T*, i’lnrifiinAll 3, i*it*i rigjiiti ■ I. U‘n.ft*»i» I. 1Nutmm?. Mill! I. ivn.ll * *lrAn«l llN|»lil* li llArtfnl'l I, li.li.iltklM.llw |. Is-uni inil l, Nciwtmti.- « *»rl#n«A St N*.w V.ifk II. HiUA*t**lnHU *. I.HIU*1 Uiiii.li I, rolmiMi’ Vsii'fl* IT, Itlfh ! M..■•■I li, HAtAfiHith t T«lsl*H M s a d s i. J rr. .* • , I R A I i . AjlmtllUr I, illntilEuiUaiil A. tnif fd)n I. riUltMl# I. I’hilllaiMMtBA I,1 r»«|. hmm I, l iiu’iniiiiii l. r»ili«mbkiA ?. I•*11till I, Ii«ifitatii i itrnml IU|«* Iti# », ianil* vHI# 'I, Allll/Ktlllkv# l. N**a llttfcdi I, S**W‘ **r!w,i|ta |, X«*w 11111 » ®, . Frlablt took Ik* mound for Sanford In th« sixth, holding IkeLand hit less and rentes*. In the seventh DeLand scored one* when, with two out, Sams ilngled to confer nod Roberson doubled In right. lien Cantwell, are of tho Boston Bravos pitching staffs acted a* um­ pire, aaslatsd by Joe Ludwig on Ilie bases. A rolurn game will probably bo played in DeLand mi Fab. 12, under present plans. BOX SCORE: ' Sanford AB R II PO A E Frabi*, as, p, 1 1 0 2 2 1 Minimum du rya 30c. * <Hr» i Xnmng the entrant, fn the an­ National Champ ion.hip of Coif Cleh Champion* tournament Marvin Milam and K. D. Price being playml at St. Augustine to­ wan high scoru* in piny in the two day and tomorrow are Jim Spinman league, rolling up MM paints n e f and* (I. W. Spencer,- number In three. games., agalnak. competi­ one and wanthep t w n w r s M r W * tion hy three olher teame. The golfer*. • Benre*; The former ii sabl by Inirwl golf­ J Thar* ITt lit 1»« 1st ers In be at the top of his game. J. J. Carver IM It: H IM For th- pa*t several weeks he has Total* . S:« IT* J5I «'« hern playing often in an effort to , (Continued fA.ni Sanford, 2b, **, 6 iieCfone, lb - — & ft. Marlld, 3b, rf, Lake, rf, ' Harrison, If,. Chapman, e, 3b, Klnlaw, ef. r, kVE YOUR WATCH repaired iy one who rualhc know* haw. I « s , Jeweler, Mag- Av*. DeLand AYER’S ASPIRIN NOW OB' Owens, 2b. e, TAINABLK IN lie AND 10c Hogan, ef, INQUIRE AT Y O U R 4 4 5 .1 3 I1 I2 01 00 00 22 10 2 I 0 « -2 l 2 1 4 0 2 Tot si* ....... W g Ttoirnsn N PesoId •Ti.ist* 11« II* 1*1 I I I I l« M* II* 114 II* a«» iVi m to try and win despite the *trong opposition." U*t year he playtd gaud enough golf |o bring him Into the finals against Jaik Toomer «*C for the Stale’ Amateur Champion4*l •hlp^ losing the title to a far more * 5* experienced play:r. :ii Free (iolf LeHsonH p o w r'a l.iiooh * Tara high g I1PIH M W” Score hy Innings BOUND PACKAGE Blua OinL jnont taken from lanay's Drug Sanford Htors through mistake Wed net Ikelutnd day. Plsate return. Rexrard. Rumraary; Run* balled In, Kubtraon 3, Sehlecty, Sanford 2, MeCrone, Red Martin 2. Two baa* hits, Sehlecty, Buck. Roberson, Hogan, Martin, MoCrnne, ..Chipman. Three base hits, Sam*. Stolen bases, Chapman 3, Minor 2, Mar­ tin 1. Struck out ly Guise 5, by Haa* 7 by Minor 8 by Frishle I. Bases on halls, off Minor I rdf , car, Ran 82,000 mile*, motor Frlsbi* 2, off Guise 5, off litas X A -l conditio*.'good tire* and new Mils, off Guia* 1 with 3 rune In 1 kfe. Will aall Jot cash only. Whet inn; off Hkas 3 with 8 run* In 8 le my offart Call at Herald kfflee inq; off Minor 8 with 3 runs In 5 k*tween 5:00 and 8;M. P. M. or inn; off Friable 2 with I run In Address “ChaUToUl" ear* of Her4 liut. Left on bate* Sanford 10, DoLand 9. Umpires Cantwell and Ludwig. ! ,!» ■ IlPUT* * g aUf®. . MAYO— Improvtmenta made Gulf rilling Station, operated A. T. Folao'rti. L E G A L NOTICE IV Till! I INt'l IT I IH ST kvtm j i u tritL r m r • T iin «»• ri.nnina «o O f MIHIV1I.K. IV l-IMVn f OHM l.nal n>: Of T i l Ol IX II l-l.i MKirrr. rnmiiiainai unmiH o r ft nt.K VTine t i ii : ht.vti: n f ►i,utu>v Tti Till: AfTKII-X.I U til uksiund C.VT.H. llIlKKTIgliJI; Ti* i\ ’ll I.HiAflM, t‘<irwm»rr#4 "U thfint. MUt* Kl» l.lIuNAIII). I*. •livlklutiih •tml it* nf III. r •I»I*• Mf uf» Ikf • *■it %***t. i utl.thnma; •iMUlil • IMIIIM.X. IlYltKl. I*l\ .1)1 . f t\»t nio'ii. MKliihMitui. »n«l III la «*-\IS**1\ 4rul IlHIaTA **\iti*i>. «mt t.rn t.i: im k d ix , *»f i*,irnip.it, ttfclutmiiui; \nv% Btnl e’4a*)i tif tml >tr»* liyrftbV lit«!«•«««! aiii« ir*|itlr«*«1 li** hjhI mi* jii nr in fur** |hV« iXiiirt In S tnfurW. i.VwtiM. ► ’l.irlilA, urt ItofL* ilish Yl.irt t» <ih. A I* 193,1. ihr mm® lt«K >t i’llIf tl.iy *if i |il* t’ltriir!* Im ititn.i Ilf III11 nf »‘■•titittil HI ftIM in r* lti .iti tlu-l *nil, tilwtit f tline* |lt ,1|ifla**ll , gwtwapiwl ear #**»■****F •***•! Hill lit I V»lflitl*(|it lilt* Ihfi^tt*** Ilf mtn i%»«ir I «»ll !«* rnlffftl wml»u| } (til. Till* ttiilrr fn 1*^ (ttilill*hr*| mw# A iv. * ». fur tuiir i imnrt'HlIht f H l « liv i hf Hiirifunl 11«•mlif, ii m it about , linear*. \Vr are hopeful , , that thi, reduction of around if lit tar* will have a .leailying effect IFpon the market." NlWr ^ . l t 4»T • II .*4* for 1 * three game*. t* a. Troek C,rawer*.- 5000; team high single game, Komlnole Creaaiery 0 0 7 ;'Individual .high lhr«e games “ (135; individual high P. Peiuld, singl# game, P. Pawld, 2't2; high averages, George Habe IH7, P. Re­ told 185; R. Holler, 170; J. Ilrrhn 171; W. II. B**R l l t j highest Inc ret res, (Jorge liah*- 2», I*. P®* told 18, E. Terwllllger, G. Sehiff. lay 18. T. Holly, R. Holler. IL Witte. Jr.. 12. J. Dolly II. Rollins v It lot y in defeating Ilfek Ellon nf Hlrlson 2 <o I. While the two teams wer,. play ing their match, the rival roarRaa Inurfil the rnurse to deride the “ Coaihes Championship." Kildb fliltiland, serretary nf the Uelwnd Chamber ,,f Cnnimeree and coarh of tho Stetson team, handrd Hub Evans, 0f Rnllin*, a .1 to 0 isrltinf. Sir I’unald lumrd n ho stepped inlu hi* wniliur Biitmimliil,. ami replied; “ Oh i* that mi? I ktiuw nothing nlsiul it." With Hint fa,* Ihillrd into the wailing automobile and fin l fnr Albnii.i to a train, lie rail for I.utiilmi Tur-day. The I’ lesklenTTelerl 1“ ~TVe si riVMist •Intemriil speak fur It­ self and rumrllivl plans fur a pre*« runfettne?. The unpri'i-edenti'il meeting Ih-Iwhii a I’rrsidml-ileel ami Ilie nffiiinl *|Hjke.*nmn of nnnllier i omit ry nreurird ill the “ little white hiiu*e.“ They had Itim heun togvlhcr and wire nhme.fnr mu.t of three hunts. Hilling on 11n- rail nf the rut■age patch uf Will M<wr« where h# spent the night, Hie ItunsLI frreis psrri.il tiur.stiun ami no-. •wer with newrvapernien liefnre he iltuve wiih Marvin II. M'lntyrr, aerrrtaiy In ItpaM-iell, In Ih* luncheon mnferenee, • In that Inlrrvio he empliasiaml a Ciinfllet nf view* now between the tw„ ienuntri * andminrneeilure near the war il ht* relief a*ke,J hy Great Britain. “There i* n large number nf 7niitiiiR in ili,. Ntftte. Kmhh flmi utiurn* It wm (J harne.l that Kov F. Hy..... ami It. II. Chapman, grown* olio tool, loading pari* In the g neiul tne*-i mg nl Ijikrlind on Thnr*ihiv night, weir among thr first to plow under u pail uf their <rnp Tddxyr Ivy V I C K S TRIAL SIZE . . only 1 0 / all druggisU Children’s Coughs !__ Ne«d Crcomuliion CENTRAL TounrroN H M HAVIWtlM kj- . PI iivvihhuv. i,i» cuei n n :u . ituiicitfiniH i*i"i i» SOS. per lioatisnil; I. H, Ml m o l ------ 11KIM. hi* wljej ■I UK ItltHlti ItKVI.TT •‘•'MW i, o.iiuoralloOi Ueleailaau. IIIIIIMI ««K »*l’ |ll.l*‘ATtOJ4i I. J U PAVIKKON sail K Bl p.llbSP.-t', til* Wife: , rilki ltllKW! IIKAI.TT Cl l'\ M . m r«irt>«ir<itloni II ItiktltKiC !»•*•••* titN»l*» li* .... arn«t*r»l h**f**ln I •ii, 1 U )tiYlmt4iii aH i«* IT. Il#ll ; cold. Ttudrui c*ii her* m»rr »nd a a * ,,t ■ we luining to (.tr*miil*h>n lor ear reonomle question*,1' ho »:nd, **on ' niiiiti ur ruld th.it itails. l.tnimulswn rimiLit*-* rrtocage akh wldrli the United Stale < mol till a: 1 1,1 isher hutw|i*i,l pirdHlast ririucala Hi it a In rutihl ipit coin to it deci­ 1 wtiuh auiShr mul l.r.d the InHiausI sion hy themselves. W,. an- mlghtv Bvembisar* jiol rhnk grim gt"«th. It lino follow*. Wo «ro not tip- who!,- Is not ,i eliean mnrdr. Iml raatubi* no world. Wo an- perfi-etly willing to aereoiit* ln<l is inlsin relief. Cii a butlle Innu v«ir diuggisl lighl aow discuss war d 1,1s til..... . til ,,»»»• • if America wants to In ing ill utlu-l tnd lias* it ready for in*tsnl use. (*dr.) thing* she may.*' AUTO BODY SHOP 213 E. 8th St. MUiar Garage W * ip«c ill Ito in rebuilding bodies and repairing motor*. Price* unusually low. ^ A ntiseptic M a n a t e e Celery G r o w e r s Plow Under One-Third ■age One) ! fronllnurd from Tage f l i ' I!» IS* MM get ini,i shape for what he say* rnnaiilrr separately the r-'<mniiut-| rumposeil nf repies nlatUr II* 11* IS« «M will be ‘The one match I'm going eiluatbit. a* Ituinevell piopo ie i M. Mllsn . E t» I’rlre At tho end of ihe'fffi.i ...dihl In H u l l W i l l U cflu m o ] 0 the last hair or the Rowling 0 0 League, the Seminole Creamery 0 0 team la in first place hy a single 2 0 game margin over the Smith Har­ 0 0 bor* and Ne-III HoUlors who are tied for second place. The stand. Ing*: Team* •■«. etas 'V I. tit. genllsolo •’ IS**'*1“ 1 **> Hmllh's llarPor* Itsia - « « «“» Ne-lll Holtlerp .lis ll » « Pnrrest Oateli*r« HIM » » Track llrsso s tills * * *•• Buck, as, Mprtln, rf, lb, tr going |o M*eon, Ga. this Brhleety, lb, ik. Call at Tho' Owl Cafe, Barker, rf. trth Street and Sanford Av*. Crus*,’ c,e 0ABH FOR old gold. Gold toeih Carter, 2b, . and o|«t Jowalry. Roy -Cblttendrn, Gaia*, p, . 8U Magnolia AVa. Phony 312-W. Haas, p, , ' 3 * ,V fiUC'* V 4*1®’, LAKE WOriTH-Wotk on School Cam pin progressing Idly. MI its t il till nual Tela I* 8 c line 3 t h u s . '7 c H qt.R H a a s. Be Hue 1 stooth . Through courtesy of the U.-S. Deportment of Agrirul- Seminole Agrleullur- Club, thin morning cast that "I uni s.iti-fi «. tl.at w*' will grl IOn pCIIl'M CO operation from nor local grt-wm . and that their pledged wool will bo kept to the Utter. Report* ftuni the other sections indicate th.il the grower* there- are ul«,, ,ati*fled (hat we must takr thi* action If we are t® prtite.-t the ind-istry. ’ He reported Inal. o< tar n ■ )t* rmild learn, there i, n„ i hjrt-.f In the market condition on the "dlh er end" ami that i- will “ pinbnbly he a week ot In days It fine we will know .of the re.action to out plan." He 'Bid that whit, Mom! iy shipment* of celery mil of tin •action are generally few l i ntm brr, the fact that only la rare will leave tnniirht indiriile* (hat thrr1* a measure of rn-epotatinn In' Ing manlfe-d. fo, the usual .'Ion ihty shipment trachea J> or car*. J. C. Illitt-hisiin, >«!••* iriAnnr * of the Snnfitrd-Ovl do Truck tlrowera Inc., tioiay raid Urn “ While it i* yet |ii» emly In’ le port what i-fCrrt lhit movement |ha* had on |he celery rnatk‘ 1. *• 1cording (,, n statewide urvey. tit' ' number of r»r* cMmisled to linmverl rv.it of the stale this We I i ho* been rul by virti e of till* ih iw. ' 1(>, | l“" |MM ( up, A» **•'• . Vintim* ** UR fMf I Ilf MftlRR ■: h**i n opaeii'tnv from i|U«*a* urn* rli*«y»T iiniMiiit f*»unl \H TVws CSkHl/Nili.m “I USSd ta suffer from M-SIU ft •wltnmln* ta the l.w l" sin™ M's Parris Itrawn. uf M'lMUn. Mi*i “Everrthlag woulil an ’r » « l *n.l 'rtmnrt. IVkrn t sn»el upon mr Ih i . t WMld b* almost lilin.l wlln >11u nr. i My stomash wan iqiesl The— *P»I1* I kslleis. I*mn (film iWliatlpsUnit I n ffo s l tnitiim Imm tti • o'r - u 'Mr n.nlhsr tu.t Mkri, Tlo-lfmd'* ’ . __ “ fttii-k-rii.iiuitit fni f* *,,!Li,u **w '* ) '»,t Ilop-, amt f.io u i Tuuni ’ “SS''■•"■ to or aim os•t<,r I ire it ■utcx.Daaimtrr '*•> t ».,* f-.i 1 |-,g a.| l.-iS half a tesatw-'f il t ui it in emir w.i ter suit look |i. | i i ,| srs* Just |hs thins lu rellevi it • autfrlti* from run*tIpul Ion Mins t uhrave krep It In mr Isiiie. I luk>> It when, t i n I Us—I n In ill,r “I liar* ii* '.' i ii*, a i lit in my bum* how fur tw, l,o r.-ut* ori.i l,-| II I* a sir .ii li. Is> Io k*"ptr.s it*, fam­ ily In a h,alii,/ tuii iilloli ' LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE 25‘ Me Gets Response ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor ^ WILL CAN YOU SCAT ' s THAT? NOTA JOUL IN 30HT TO,', 9 t THC PBUI | BROU0HT ttOfit f I WONDER WHf Of EVERYBODY j 15 p OOTS5 I LL VEU. / A COUPLE Of TlfAtt y I \V Afso 5t£ WHAf ) \ HAPPENS — /lii; DR SAL£: Color/, cabbage, and poppar plants, Af. S.' Nfjson, oreka'Hammock. Phone 2512. ‘BOWIJNG NOTES' Tho Seminole Creamery Bowl­ ing tiara in tha Sanford Merrhants Howling T/rtgu* won two out of thro* game* from the Po*eay’a Lunch Boom team on the local allay* recently, tho match be. ing da*id'll after thrw# alone 14— Romm Without Boor® single gam* scores had been turned in. H n s CLEAlT furnished bouee- Brorea: noUbEBLF.EPIRO rooms-with el­ derly couple or lady by 3 Voflaed ladies, cottsidtr keeping hpn*e, yharing exponats, refer•aea* exchanged. Reply Rooms era Herald. •keeping rooms. 1100 to g2JM) w Sly. Aleo bedroom*. »2J» >Mly..3Pi Fifth a INI fill ED Apertment* 0n r tod. tnd Palmetto AvoU)0 per month, water furl Coldly: gh Realty Com- URES OF TOM, DICK AND HARRY i e & r q r f* | * IS ii; 111 Hi Totals _____ HI Ilk i l i l t l I M S U R E G -LAD T O S H lD MY C O M E D Y S U I T / D l C * . I c e r t a in l y w o u l d l ik e TO HAYE H AD A P IC T U R E rfftkOF YO U 00Y■ bachelor apartment, gas, linens, maid your price, 119 Elm M ^ I a h u m a n - r o * SMVJBKAL OArS WE HAVE LEFT"P/AE ' AWE THE C A E W IW THE HOLD OH THE ' S E A O E A ST '- SO L E T ^ M O P /W O/V THEM TOR A WHILE, A Friend In Need RATS, THAT 5 W H A T ^ V £ ARE / TRAPPED 1 IN H E R E - W lD O U T A ] C H A N C E .. D A T W I N D ' BOUNCING- US AROUND A N ' US DOLUN H E R E T R A P P E D , v f t RE MEN/ I NOT A N I M A L S / I WONDER W H E W 1 TOM7HY FRI END '’ WILL BE BACK W I D O S , — I P HE'S S Q U A R E W I D ME WE'RE ALU a « r PO R , ONE (rR A N D E S C A P E ! lA S ew ejt-flrew ^ � 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, January 30, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 30, 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>, January 30, 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/ac608117c24967b2d7bb27cf15979d9e.pdf b21f615eb2283bcc5d7887d69f617262 PDF Text Text HN w* haa- *•►•**« jr ^ . re. * ,»r ** 1 TH E W EATHER T O tK N b WHPAFb I Fair iM c m Um H n U teolgkl. Probably tight ( M l r n i l m Saaday i i e r a l d P a M fc h e S In F l o r M r t H a n r t H m fro rV T a G r a t r e L V a « tta b » e AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M e m b e r A m eoeialed P rtjn t VOLUME x x m a:. NUM BER F ir e C en t* A 0 * 7 S A N F O R D . F LO R ID A , B A T I'R D A V. J A N U A R Y 28, 19.TJ. e lt I n v ite s B ritish FARMERS W E “Prosperity Scripjj CABINETS RAomo bs eavssa d o r F o r P a rley; OF FRANCE AND S m ith S h ttiis C a b in et P o s t PLOW UP THIRD To Aid Housekeeper OF I B CROP Cut Family Budget GERMANY FAIL . •Per. West Buried Und*r ftaowg Leaving Death AndProperty Damage in Big Area , l» r T». i « o c e t n 'l . r e r * h e a t . t h e i r w a y t o s to r m n h a tt - r e d p * irta to d s y a s . t h e w o rst n o r t h e a s t e r in re c e n t y e a rs r e a r e d •s lo w i» * th c -N w * H n r' la n d c o a st. M e a n tim e , ^ d e e p in rn o to f r o m m o re th a n \ o d a y s o f a to r m , t h e h lf f h lv w 7' o f th e F b r W e st, w h e re . lif e a n d 'p ro p erty damage etoadlly .mooated, hoped for elesr skle* hot war* promieed more whir)lap flakie far n tomorrow. Tha daath Met tn tha « P n d fir storm reached e lrh t. n P 1 Livestock war# reported sufferIn* from cold and tt> k of foot at tb rtr g ra tin g ranker., disabled freighter. City of tpeead balpUtsly in liich off the N ora Seotla coast a* • 70-mlle gale epread H»-tn*ctlou el one th» eoset and endangered, other veeeale In the North A tlan­ tic. Tha freighter lost It* propellor hi high eeae. Many etdioru of Chp«- < od were r u t off from rommunli->'ion end n o n * of fnmllloe along th»^Me**ahome# to the high tU ei. wtyeh carried away am re* of m " " ~ ' and waakenad s«a walla of a dueen coaatal town*. Enlarged Putting Cap Tried Out By P b y errln Miami ^ =___ i MIAMI. . . ^ h * r a recently, and tha comment ^ P a f l a r w a r d a was as mlaod l i e day’s ealcb In a G ulf ntrtam fish­ ing trip. . Said Phil Parkin*, former Brit­ ish am ateur champion, who won * load of cup* and otheT rriri-n In American am atw r competition bofora turning professional: MI*ni ovalUvely ngalo-’ them. T hevll take all of the «Wi'l out nt putting. !t*« almoal » rerlal«»v they'll never be ndoptrd n* i ‘**uW. A rt Millar, of A » a* alk . U. \ . -A lot of cooplo won t Ilk* tin"*hut I do. I h*d *Unty nf one- • t gratae, and lhair'ro aaiicr U* ?WP '" ja c k Hagen, of Salisbury, I . Iwaa mid-way In bin comment. 'T h ey 'll noorr tha praeent r r tu w . ho *aldm; opinion tho groan* *boul;l 1S i d . much emalUr If *n «luh • Inch cup I*1to ha urrd. The n«x< thing would he «n allow onhr . jm tt*lnetaad of «*•'=» ^ ' ,nC pgr .for i foufoo* . V o w * Radnvond. of bchenecU 1. ^ 'w ^ th ta k rig h t Inche* l* a little too largo for tho tup. B<A « ^ prooal of a big parooBUga of tho coaotry’* n U . « f T h . -F I, too small with tho »ow Tourirt Bo*|ne88 InStPbteraburg lg AheadOf 1932 ST. PET»R»» Via.. Jan. 88^-W ith S S V . 'L i l - T S a . v . a paly awe out i f four tdortoU « ! • ss u r f f w cf tho ’smaller h eete lr* . aad a WARM SPRINGS, Ga.. Jan. !H. sweeping governm ent. reorggnira—(/$*)—Ftr*ident.e!ect .R e a itfe lt, lion program ho want* ready by today inriled Sir Roland U a d ta y ,1 Mat. I. • Swag, r Slirrlry, of K rhturky, Dritlsh am bauadur, to m eet him here for a talk on cronoraire, wat former rhairmun of the llouar ap­ ■tell*, un I disarm am inta amt the propriation* committee, departed Ambassador lr(l W ashington lm (or Washington to head the Clear­ mediately by airplane for the Con ing Hoove fur information to be ference. , . • gatl.irvJ together. Only the mo»t general dlaeyy T.lling Shetlcy 'w e w ant all *ion of iho subject, to be gtutc the economy wo can got,” Itov.on r ya» * h m i * imi rr*%* Immediate , e*lruction uf onePaul Boneowr's government In over in tha March conference ho- vrlt* oTtllncJ a three point plan} third of on* of the tinest celery Fiance ami the Von' Schleicher tw ren tho B ritLh and the United first. reduction of peraoWhal; *cc- crop* seen In thl* srrttun in seecabinet In Germany, both of which S tates on d .b ts nnd economies, la end, roruolblatiun of govem m rnt ural year* a t a mean* of bolster­ had much I rouble during compare- contemplated by Rootevrll. eg mi#*; third, abandonment of ing a saggirg market roniltion in otficc, fell r o r m f f . t k w i p r A lfred S a t t k l mnvuaee*n aa)»inwl a*ei la| i' lllip ■pltV?' TT.TrtJw irfrinniCTnr^r.vrgiinrTfr; New lu rk , aakThe prill not accept , i nnieht function*. unanimous vote nf » throng of Iq Fra ere the l i J Mew off with n rabinrt position in tho KooeoThe r e c e n t - reorganisation toca! grower* who crowded the TALLAHASSEE. Jan. 2S.-IA*) prvsaura egainet tha goreinment'a vrlt adm iristration, adding he I* scheme euhmittrd t,, Congreve by Court lint** in at|w^lance at a —G orernor Sholta la*t night an­ program for balanring the bi^lgat the "head of a* miiny things President Hoov.r appear* to be special n m lh rg . of Ketninole nounced the nppolntm ert uf by meare of traetic economic* aryl a* I want to be." ■ out. Whatever U like I, of course Agi(cultural C .ul. George H. WCdsr. Plant CHy rlt- heavy new taxes. P resident-* t e r l R o o n a r O l t will Iw Ir p t, but Rooa.'volt and At lion U krn la t night wa* rue' growwisand form er speaker of General Von Sehlelther etomWcd yesterday put to work a s ta f f of Fhrrb-y hare their uwn blraa ami d I; Heated ia the *b«r»ioln and the Floriwajboua*, as acting motor over th* perenslal *h-l*c’e whirh friend* for the formulation of th> (Cuntlmsmi t>n Page Three) Manatee sections, arturding to S: rrhlcle coi In Adolf lllt.a r. Pre*ld«nl Von l«. Dighton, secretary of the Flor­ Tho poal was made vaennt by i Itlndm hurg gelled In former Chan ida Co ery Shippers Inc., who said the m ig r a tio n of W. S. S lc lin ,j (t>llor Von. Papen, who preceded iDm| at l:3t) o'clock today h i hn.l who w*» appointed by former 1 y 0n Soli richer, Iritiu rtln g him to notified ail H o ri.n ct-lery ship­ atnor Carlton. The vehicle com­ put together a cabinet which will : leg urganiiatiun* that Hu perrvnl missioner ha* rhnrgr uf ir g u tia - le supported by the llricn.'lag. uf the ce cry grow er, were in .g .r c u ie :l to thi* diu-tic step, so tlon of m otor vehicle* und the Von I’npcn wn* not nppolntej issaance of license plate, which I* chancellor b j t It appeared certain tlmt th r plan L nuw oifieuilly in tow handled through ogrnt* In th it either ho or llitltr tori I get elfact. each county. Previously the plates the Job. • The unanimous vule of the were all l**ue I from Tallahassee. grower*, gathered front etery see Pn-sidesl Lebrun, of France, tioii up the county nt the cull nf Wilder i* ontj,of the le st known called in party leaders hut there buiines, m etr-of central KlorUa. was no definite Indir.ilinii a* to F. F. Itorner. pieslderl of the Club, ecu, fallowed shortly after He h a i Leon lileetlfled with the v,ho wou d become premier. by the iiimnlinnue approval of t^ r development of Plant City Jur Tho Irish Free State, completing JACKSONVII.I.K, Jun. 'JH.-(.!■) some time and Jiaa been a member a count of vote* In the get m il TAl.LAIIAbSKK, Jen. IM.-VP) Hanlord-Oviedo T iurk Growers A mother and her daughter yesThu Htate Road Department'* I ne.t w hose sales m anager.. J._L'. of tho s u i t house of representa­ election, wa» a*»ured that the FIanna -Fall-pae4y-w l|v-rem *ia- In lerday laid u ciim inal c u r l jury trrrtn ttrr-h m lg et 'f,\r 'fP.TT fatl,' IiuleitLon, had plelgcd this or tive*. _ * ______. ' a lurid story of how n grm p of for a|ipruiim.vt>ly I t I.CtWltMh) ganizntion's support of the | Inn at Governor Shnlix made no Com­ power with Karoon IKAalcrw, it* star l In announcing the appoint­ leader, a i p re id e n t of Ihe re- man are alleged •■> have nlubirtfj worth p f operaticn* end thakei a meeting held In I ukr and T hun th-m from th eir home ta*l Octo. provision fj,r ulxiut n.Mui.OtHI in day night. Difretor* uf th l, organment. | oh ic. I>*r, driven tn n lonely wnotls on row u ili, i h airm an . (’. H. Itathm met In special »e**ion in the nut-klrt* nf the city and T re a J w y ennnuaeed yesLrilay. PLANT .CITY. Jan. ML—, an ndjoining room wlwie Ihey ap flogged them with n leather strap. The program, a , now d ra ft'd , proved Mr. Ilutchl-un's artion. Georga H. Wilder, of this city, ap­ The vMln*»**« were M n. Sally wll| t>* advertised fur 30 days pointed yrstctiU y as acting slate The plan Is emlxidied In thr G ering.r nml her daughter, Ola nnd th- filial bttdgrl adopted a t following lesu.ution. passed at Ihe motor vehicle commissioner, lung ncll Gilstrnp, wh,, testified nt tha n inruling nf tho lommisslun In h ie barn ■ wheel-horse in tho - . . .. Imki-Und meeting anil brought to trial of five men chaigr.i with ng. u a m tK t.ik r . r t y j n v h i t ^ u a A t R o t a r y . M e e t u i g i i ' M»vnfpff’x»uac1t. T h r itefemtanta I ley tuna Hearh Mar. 7- -A public Kanfot.l fur.cdlsc. aii«H- by .Mr. T aring M l be CUT T T * T l« ir Uorfitr: bf tha slate. He served In the " * are K- M. lUhb. C. C. ttnbh. I . C. time. . ■ eato legislature and la a funner "UK IT nSUOl.VKDt That it i* WINTER DARDEN, J a.n .'.’A - . Pnw»rj, W. A- Ja*k»«,n amt llnr~ im w. ■*-"& * ac*l' Sta rlin g .-r-—*-----ginning Monday. Jan. 30, Ihe acre T h- men are nn Iriat for tM a l­ of epproilm at'ly frt.OOO.OOO ago Of eolery of th* slate, malur ' IMmocratle executive committee. d|lH |)i >ni, a (trr lh. (; ring ami a fte r the Great War, project* ing during the l'*» week* follow Daring the ShoJU campaign for and thl* country*# problrm* In ac- leged flnpging nf the girl end will worth of miflnishel governor, W ilder was a worker for rapting | aym m t, If m y . were dl«- he tried later In thr case of Mrs, carried i.v.-r from last •yearj- the Ing, he curleib-1 I y onr-lhllil payment nf approximately C-'.Mho'tx in Hillsborough county, coued hy Jame* J. llanks. Jr., nl Ge Huger. through destruetlnn by plowing Mrs. C rringer IrM iflrd that Iwn r I),1,000 ill ba k bills; use uf apprceiolng atxl a| raking at Spoils I lie Tuesday luncheon «f the \\ inunder In nolid tun* n.* it matures, days before the nllegc.l whipping pruxlm at'ly 12.000.000 fur main­ U r Garden Rotary Club. Mr. meetings. n man *he identified n* Jackson tenance of the present highway and th a t on ITIdny uf earh wrrk He rotlld no be rcuchrd at hie llanks rrpresunlcd Rotarlan* of came tn her house, represented system, a n t thu espenrliture of hereafter th* Florida Cr’cry Shiphome here last night and w a, lo section • ! the internallonsl himself ns "the law " nnd ordered about $3,.'.iiO.ooo f. r n >v toad para’ In*., taka action as to a conconvention In Vienna in I till I «"d | h :r nnd her ilatt!»htvr to "m-ivg llered t» be ou t.O f tho city tlnuanra or revision of thl* pear­ anil luldg- work. the next year In Srattle. lier- for th# Monday of each seeWhile the ilepnitment's .intlcl* “ Korop# ta n pay lh- more thou out." "He »al,| he'd hern notified tlmt paled revenue fu r'th e y<ar nine or.l weak thereafter.' tw enty.two btlll"-'* »ke owes th> Mr. Dornvr till* mottling Issued United FU tea," Mr. Hank* de wa had been running a ,h*onlerly only a little uinre than Iln.isH),- the following statem ent to celery house nnd ordered u* l » move," 000, th" rummit*iun h*s tentad ared . "Hut Ihe real ip-rdion l.i: lively h.ptg tt'il f r (lie $11,000, grower* of thl* section: “ Farmers, how r a n lb* V nllfd *c- Mrs. Geringer eald. pleas* note, lhat you cen p ow up “ I said it w n, ■ Hr. He raw 1 000 program, Treadway said, bec p t? " • % .. ratise all new work runum-ueed nr Destroy any (a rt of thu block We e»n'l get paid in g*''I. * was getting angry und left." of celery to lung us )ou destroy WASHINGTON—A la * nf thing* ere now, hr explained. IwMr*. G eringer then descrilsij this y re r will not br started un­ the row th at you eland on clear to til October^ cr November and i t ’,W ) on eaih passpqlt or re­ rause we own almost half nf it. how the men ram* to her hound the end of th# tow. You .may dv entry |re,m ll Issued by the Sleto Nor ran we accept payment In two nights later, forced her end will ba carried iv e r into next -troy ce cry all in one block or Dei m intent was suggested this pno.1*. for loo many of o,«r lm*i: h tr daughter into an automobile year's budgrl, Th* coiiimlsslan hopes th at skip os many tows n* you please werk by K cprrrentalL o lirittvn ns rommnditira dr pen • on forrhrn and a fte r driving to the wood*, economic* l j b» effe ted In th t juxt as Ion* as yo i destroy onem er*.d*-rn»ton. wheat, automo­ threw them on the ground and e n o 'lc r way lo encouraRe tho department ent mvlng* in third of all that it lllntur*d.'•, bile*. toSaece, for lu-tance. dcpm l 'B ty A iac'lcsn" moreniert. whipped them. ( Cnm m rrtlng further he said maint nanre work wll| votbl* l>eThe llln o is legislators view* tsrg rly on exports to Knrop*. V'c "When thpy were whipping my tween *?,r.00,00n ami 15 ,000,000 th a t ''ho far is t know, this I* tho • ere expressed ill a redlvmli'rp** rannor. th rrafo rt. he raid, afford dsnuhler." Mr*. G ering.r rsid, "I w irth of new project* to h , first tint# in the history of celery ovrr the Columbia Broadcnstitig to diange our pclirie* " id become v-a, begging amt pltadlnp with started lit* In 1033, Ihe <htiffarming In Florida that a l a**an import nation in d rad of an ex- them to stop, lihe wa- <rr- intng. s p ttm . . : nort nation. Eurofc. whlih tm u She ecreamad, no t th«> buri-*1 he: m an - said, but hs ad.kd that 'lloni of the statu are unanimously B ritten added h* would Intro budget items fur work vvll| prob­ of thu same opinion us to whe^t I* billion* of Uollars in territory fac# la lli£ dietduca a revolution railing on the ably hvld down tu a lower fig- lirst to io , and aro wil Ing co­ from her it*(rat#<l rival* ronld pay “Whirh one nf these nu n h at Com merer Department and the rporate together, .rain in g that o , |n land, but that also t* agaln*t y o u ?" Jam es Dodge, or defen-e ■re. United Slates Chsraber of Com- our polleias. Wf have, for In. Th* whole budget fer the they must work together In beneair, re to co-operate with American ttance Just got rid of tha Philip- eounstL asked. year, he explained, h a, been sit ai', and that they could not “ I ruuldnt see who atinpied mn baled un the present ayst'rn of rlilc bodir* in induclrg the Amer­ pin**. . h,cause I hail mv hea l hurlml in revenue for the d:partm nt. with control the situation separately.’’ ican lo u rllt to do hi* trava log | Over 130 farmer* wore present the dirt and I haven’t ru t ryt’s In fundi cvpe'le I from th* f e l.r a l at home, lie said: nt tort nlght’a meeting, some SO or my berk." she ret arte, I government, from the three rente “There a re moro than 10<» ( of wlmm ware railed u| m.ii la Dodge then aiked hmv she knew Jfaeolioe levy, end from some SniUerlands In o :r own Rocky. express their view* upon the m at­ a strap wee used to b 1-*! her county sources. Should the I'gHear.tain*, whlla our national, “ If you’d bfen beaten with a Islaturc ln April re-lueB Ihe rev­ te r, none of them dtxsarUng from parks have scenic feantles which { |-ath « r strap," *he r n p 11“ ••, enue to th - dipartm ent, T n d - Ihe | !un a* out Inril. ■to Incomparable." eouMn'l you t e l l ? -They t« 'd m«j way tai'l, th* y en '* pr g'nm explaining^ American motor | I'd bettor not report but I d‘d. »»d n* sfaanly would liavo t” he tourist* spend neaciy ♦250JXHI^)00j these men were nrre*'ed. curtailed. tnr.tiLlly In Canada. II rlt ten added: , PLANT CITY. Jan. 2H. -Govhin “ We had tn yrnlli horn# a f '1" *n» inant ir.spectlon of Itrawlrairle* T h , d. •partment's 1932 budget "W ith the exception of ieci landed In Plaol a t y by the leal- l-eatirg (ndk called fer a total expemliluro and wine, Canada has absolutely Of mor. Ih’ n $12,000.00'. i f nothing which aancot ho found In in , buyer, and buying firm , ha.e! which :.Buna lhau IHJKKUiJU wax Am i lea U d to n m»rh r e a t .- r will be Inaugsraled next Mordny r ‘r «wid the woman D-H ,h*p‘ she -tor carry-nvtr pro)e*tv and n*w profusion. Much o f Ih L -g re a t e»- at the vaH otiJT jIlitltiir huitcn coPld n«i hlentify him .. . w rrk and m or. than » 3.UO0.n00 Vanillin, nf Ix- *burg. lie* been panditurw will lem ala in >b# leading sheds, aMertUig ' ■ “ •> When Jaikson. a railroad for m alm 'nanre. Thu IbTI ten- elected president of the l-nku emiour cement mad# by ten of Uo liaitad RUtes- when the pruhlbiChint*!, took Iho Blond b* denied la'ive bu shows liotwern $5.- County Taxpaycie' !<■«“•• The lion amandiuent ha* been repealed. LuyYii and firm* -Thursilay. Th- K- ever bed ,a.#n »h» won;"n » ' &OO.OM'sr| 10.000)010 In c arry ­ formal organization of the body rnive for inepsetlon of b c irle s’bu L.lcn part in the floxetmc. IIw a s perfect! d by delegate* tlm» -n ruing, it w u eald, as tho result of attending a lodge meetmtt at th . over work from th - I'.iTJ bud­ from each locality of #Ui# county. get. acineroua gomphtlnU from the ti.de of the flogging, hr - PROPOSES SALARY CUT Clermont was reyre.cnted by II. other end reg ald lrg the packs of Tha olsta rested H* r»»* > *2* L. Johwoo', W. 0. I’errirai and II. GOLF MATCH I'OHTI’ONKD 7TA8HIKGTON. Jan . iM .-U P I-s fruit shippad from hare. day ov oing and em n*el for -lack, *,» ' C. Drown, and th" latter was A c a t In saWriaa a f tha member* I teei*loti to W Ubllsh a govern- si n siAomonad eavtral wltm *o#« Choseo otva of the vlcr-presblrnti. Hecauxr uf conflirting < n g a/eof Congress from I10JM0 to 17^ uirnt inapactlsn ia dacland to I* who (orrobqratad hi* alatem m U . O ther afflclalx ai«: I- I- Kersey, ments, the women's and men's MO w u proposed Id th a House ta ­ a wove for tip Yrujactloii net orly Leas burg, soeratary: Kolwrt Pot* golfing teoin of the f'oilege Arms rtar hy R a jiaaeutatlva W hitting- of local tuyers, K . also of grow­ te r, EneU*. John P. l ynch. Grove, O ab a t Detuuri will not lw able lo HOME 18 BOMBKD H I, Democrat, MteataalppL Tbs' er* who p a t Bp good'ieck* of borcobspolo with twu Hanfurd teaoi* land, W. R- Evan*. U iburg, anJ hU| also weuld cu t th e clerk hint lad us try a* a whole. IL C. Brpwn, Clermont, vice praaV t)t)N 08T0W N . Ohio. Jan « • tomorrow aftaremun at Ibe H*ntor the Had»e IS percent. IBB of complaint*. U ford Country Club as wa* former­ lAI—Th# horn* of A. W. Smith, ly plaaned. Tho match has been Total aorollmuni in I-ate couaty k^reday, coma from tU eupartatanfent of th* pOatpooad unUI Sunday, Feb. 8. from whom general la opw 1,4C0, and ot lb*** D* DISBANDS A r m U YEARS frOBi tha Clanaont-klinnaola Tho ratal a n Campball and S tn rU ei* Work* of D E L R A Y B E A C II-G u lf fru it upon tho Yuunfslewa Sheet a id Tuba 8UNSBT, " r i m i - W U , U ta p a f tha pint Cumpaay, W l ellght'y damapad t Golf Club opened fo r^ W ltinuetlee, the F irst % th# fruit to d ay 'b y an explosion uf a smAll i Church c f this city ng to .r c - lum b. Aaotbcy bom b., which did hM ,«H 4udod and the bolding wiU PA—'H olt i f J. C. I'mnoy not cap'edg faan I la tha “ le ChlaO, nearby. OraJ(t Ic jirtm e n t store* opeead i rrvea * n il* house. Smith coaid a u lg * no rtmthe-hoU ’ tl.a for U)a botaUag. a»d • i irnanimousVoteUacks Plan For Bolster­ ing Celery Prices; Other Areas Agree ir n Gov CHRIS GROWER Paul-Boncour’s ernment And Von Schleicher's F a i l IS NAMED STATE To Muster Support VEHICLE AGENT Governor Appoints George Wilder To gaamareirt WA MrT.In t'.ilLlftfe* MOTHER AND HER ROAD BOARD’S DAUGHTER TELL BUDGET CALLS OF J AX FLOGGING FOR 14 MILLION Pair DcscrihesAhduc* Program Will Be Ad­ .lion FromHomeAnd vertised For Month Hoatinjr With Strap Before Its Adoption War Debt I s s u e Is Given Explanation Big P a s s p o r t T a x Urged To Keep U.S. Citizens At Home U. S. Inspection Of Strawberries Will Be Launched Soon Will Giv« LEAGUE OF CITIES Merchants “Scrlp”, Dollar For On Purchaafc PROPOSES PLAN •Dollar. Of Their Product TO BRING RELIEF " P ro s p e r!tv Semi-Annual Session Concluded Friday; ■"“SK "Fefe Selected - - >» WINTER HAVEN. Jan. —The JTorivla leag u e of Munici­ palities con-lulled Its s*nil-annunt renventlcn her# yeetervley with a-, lection Df SL Pel.-rshurg a« thnext ronvenllon rlty and a l.-ptlon of a iloxen resolutions railing for profoserl legislation to strength-n the financial states of elite* Mayor Joaiah It. Fitch, of F-'M Myers, was elected fourth vice president tn fill a vacancy caused by the resignation nf Julian K. l-'nnt, of Jacksonville. The prorosctl measure* which Ihe t.ragu • seek* to have present­ ed to the next meeting o t th* stata legislature In April are: O no exempting municipally owned utilities from puyuent of a tax on electric current and mamsfactored gas, which was prov|«led for by (he last legislature. Kxemption pf eille* from paying a state tax on gaaottnc treed In au. tomohllrs perform ing governmen­ tal funrtlnno. Under nnother, eille* would ha givrn power tn levy a lag of 8 (Continued on Pag* Five) A u t o Tag Office Hours Extended ToHeTp P e o p l e revs- te -m S r r l '" w h 'eh h f .do 8 II I - • .'tf 'r r r ’T inri' *p •$• I. ■ cAn th,h v rn tg y S J f e n l i r ’ v k ' " ” "7. >’ l**d» r .p ; .' •' .1 In n d v c r tlr c m e n t H rn M art* The S a n fo rd n o u n rln t? to n tj' ' ii r * ti\i» m u n it v fti«VHTtr-» tuirat.- . I xmalwa N t.hr .it th ■ \t» *»•< nr - i. week from Iniuiir . . ..vu n b j . '. i i t u n t j aa nil" o.j ti l l s ei< -th^s , ' rech)mc* tuiv *, uni! .b ..’a y . i w bear a g re a t deal abort money, aelf-IlqaUatlng c . re.-ffj , anJ etam p acrlp. But “P ro tfg rjiy . Scrip- la something entire f terw? , Anil snmathlng which mix « food! in d ebribing for th* « s * r a ^ . housekeeper, m^ — Beginning Monday mor.-trig’< ccntlnulng until a week tramI Tuesday night, tw eity Sanford merchants will give on# d o ia rii worth of “Proaperity Scrip** In re­ turn for each dollar opouk for merchandise. Sara th* scrip and um It to hid aa tha food aad cloth­ Ing and other valuable predwgU which will b* offered a t tha Q Auction to b* hold Tuaaday, Fobs' a t tha Milana Theater........ *P At that tine* merrhaadtso and other valuabiea emouetUg ta ♦VBr.fllff^O *CT U u U r m h f a -* hlghocf bidder, hat all bUa must b* mgdo In “Preaparity Swlp.No hid* mad* la Anwrleex cash will b* accepted. Th* parson wh* mak*e th* larg«*t bid In scrip will receive th* ladtv'*:«| comma*ill**. Th* remmodlU** which vUi ha ■old ta th* hl«h«*t bidder* insladat two tickets to th* MU**a The*tor, each |**d for aa* m*ath admitarveo, vain* |I U 0 ; a H backet at gro*arlto} a |7.M Rayaa Doll Bed Spread Set; 110 asaartareat af toltet article*; $3 worth of « t u b Ing and preaslagi a IS credlV an ) a |1 I J > Crosley radio; a 4J0 X t l 1 tire, value 13.00; on t set rig Sandwich Toaster, value ti'X0| i t I an K'ectrlc an.S" • I-oral aWSoiWahil* have nut had th« opportunity U puicha** their 1933 autamohlla tags slnre Dee. I today a r » ad* vised by IV. II. Schmidt, local tag agent, that his offir# In th# Meri­ wether Hull ling on Magnolia Avanue w il Ih- open tonight unlU 8:00 o'clock and tomorrow from 10:30 o'clock to 1:00 o’clock, and from 3.00 o'clock to 8:00 o’clock. Asked whether in his opinion the 25 percent prnaAy will b# Ml aside lefore l i n t Wednesday, Mr. Schmidt answered In th# nagatlra**. A* stated by Governor Sholta yeaterday", he said, although h# would likr to suspend th* auto tag penalty, there I* no way by which he could Irgally do so. Thia law wat rnaclrd and mad# a p art of _ ' Ihe statute* by tha laal I regula­ vatu* |3.73. tor r, and members of this group Also (0 quvrt h r ir nlk b . - 's , . end they along bar# power to vas-t* 13.81; a iu.it > - i t 1 ;h <-. val # IT 30: a I -> • > ■' modify, »-*| m .l/ir revoka it." * "However ", ho addad, "Governor f.*h'rg reel, va* * t t,vil|v- J Sliolti's assuranea th a t will rec­ ,‘r . -, .*L,lr;.' u J l #"» ommend to the neat Legislature In tv n rs-ert <*v*. vu ‘April, relief meaeurea th a t will woi ih of h mb*r or i, .- »•*- ' he of berefit to th# entire public, . rail a geniL.aan'e emu»- u .Ural, nn.l his tc p irs l that w* co-operate va u« 110.00; g*ntlem*a*a pocketard obey the law as It now stand*, book, valu* 33.00; a pair a f Trfead* is Indicative lh a t th* 2S pareent ly Five Shout, valu* 3 ' d| a penalty on all auto Hears* tag* Cl odes ton* suite***, v a w U-30; wil'. nnd must become effective o n rand 1 a 310 credit on any m «M electric Frtgldalr*. Feb. I." > Marion County To Pay Teachers Half Clermont Citizens Of Their S a l a r i e s in |to Jan. 2H.-D*cislon Form Tax P a y e r s payOCALA, school teacher* on* halft h f achad January salaries was read League At Meeting their by tha county school board a t their The store* which ar* aAVtag thee# artlclsa and from WhMt “Prosferily Scrip" many b* atcured a n t • ; Th* Ml'ano Theater. Gatchel’e Grocery, Wagoner ’ niture Co., Laa*y*e Drug Laa*y Dry Ct*an*n, S Tire Shop. H. B- Pop* Co^ Saafard ElaaUie Coatractlag Ca^ BriggoJawo'ar, Woodruff a id Wats*a. SamlaeU Creamery, -laatogA - i Spartla# Oaod Store, Sadyo’o, Coleman’s Offko Equipment Ofc. E vo-Bm * B**«ty Saloa, Ualtoff J Lumbar Co.. Touchto*■» S a t M Draff, B. U Patkla*. C M l . Dupt, Ito re, Hill Hardware Oa» v , • - meeting recently. Rea drivers and other transporters will b* paid la full. Tho entire day was spent In discussion of way* and mdana lo incurs** county school fundi with­ out ndding to ill* burden of taa• -. payers. Kvary possible economy that will not Injure tha efficiency GASOLINE TAX of tha school* will bo put In op­ WASHINGTON. Jan. I eration as early as possible. The board urged th* enactm aat Tha A tharkaa Patrelaam of a general retail sales tax aa a means of Ircraaaiog school funds In a resolution, copies of which are he lag sent to th* governor, mambore Of hie cabinet, senators and representatives ia th* legislator* and tho board of public instruction at every county In th* atat*. Plana tat th* oHmlnatlon af at tho sm aller school* In th* \ -tSSM 'A 1 * ■ II .,ia « iM a x a * a » * s * �t 9 1 iRD TTERAL1 to m J A 9 May Bring Us One Step Nearer That Long Hoped For “Comer FOR ONE WEEK * It is a substitute for ntoney-----■ ' ' • . , *• # *• »» i s. '■ , , *\ And will be worth dollar-for-dollar value at an Auction to be held at the Sanford Residents Will Witness The Most Un­ usual Offer Made Since The “Boom”, . A group of Sanford merchants half* decided to offer an u n u s u a l buying attraction for one week, be­ ginning Monday; Jan; 30 and ending Tuesday, Feb. 7th. * "Each will give one dollar’s worth of ‘Scrip’ with each $1.00 cash sMe. worth of merchandise will be sold to Their names will appear in Satur- Milane Theatre, w h e n o v e r $100 • the highest bidder. . �f / i i.' *.i NUART > 4 t m ' \", 'Vr n A •n o r ea r s o n a i 2232l Mrs. Scbtt H ostess A t Inform al Tea WASHINGTON. Jan. b*V - Riverside fra A fM H a * . , Chorah w ters ho wna atoriened for 10 year*. ■ • PROMINBJtT, O rip ro * DIES A R C A D IA ,^Jg*. Daniel MeSwaln, Ot, prom laent Arcadia eurgaon, (Had to * T W lewlng a recast heart aU aak. II* Circle Number Three Of the First Bnptisl Church wilt hnr* Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. n spend the day meeting at the Morning Services, 11:00 A. M. home of Mr*. R. R. Pippin. We*l » . Y. I*. U-, 6:15 P. M. First S treet, to sew for th* hos­ Evening Services, 7:30 P. M. pital. A covered dish luncheon will Wednesday evening service, "7:30 be served a t noon. P. M. ’ T l’ESDAY ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH where they spent k few day*. Sam Thompson, of Olantn, S. C., U spandag some time her* with his nacle ai|d aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J . If. Trulurk, West Tenth S tre e t ■Farm ing a parly spending this morning in Orlando were: the Misses Katherine flymes, Helen Hfrraay, Carmlto Barber, and iManve* Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Oland, of fo ljm b a. 8. C . have arrived to spend the w inter season her* with Mrs- M. D. B arber, Magnolia FALLACY OF CURRENCY INFLATION n r WALTER LIFTMAN *___ get It back. The result Is * gexerament can no longer M r..and Mm. A . D.—WUllaaihave returned to thalr hom« *' Yale*vide, Oa. a fte r spending t, FVffy «i incur, rnc short time her* with Mr. and M m iespctatly. They » '* happiest J . C. Mitchell. Magnolia Aeenur. after C ioper. *h.» has been Mrs. R. C. Kenan, a! Birming­ wounded. I* sort I" «hj Milon hos­ ham, A la- U expected ta arriva pital In which Miss Hayes I* • tonight to spend a short tint* nurse, n u t when he h*» bra" here with her parent*, Mr. and enred, and has returned to th* front, sha flee* to Sw itxerla-d to M m II. C. Du Rose. Oak Avenue. Martin's Garage r to cwrar 1U AeOclL I t n u t see, issee more money.' The it isuae* the more worthless . WEDNESDAY. A m eeting a t the board of th* Garden Club of Sanford will be held a t 9 30 A. M. a t th* home of Mrs. W. E. Watson, Rose CourL Monthly business m eetinj and lunrheon of th* Woma i’s Club will taka plaee at 13:50 nVtork a t th* rlub housr with B ra. J. Adiian Brown, Mrs. H. J . Lehman, und Mrs. (i. II. Brown as ko.te**e*. Th# "Anim ated M agatino" trill make up the program at 1:20 o'clock to which th* public I* In­ vited. Reservations m ust o* e n d r with Mr*. John Meisch by .Mrnday at noon. • ' 1 l> Mrs. Rickard* - Stratford, of Moultrie, Ga^ hi the guest far a short time a f her sister, Mrs. Counts Johnson, Central A part, ment*. p artitio n companies and 73 la public utilities. Frey listed tha scran private banking houses represented in the Chase directorate aa Dillon-Br*" •aa glee. He knew* he will t Co- Goldman Sachs Company, W. M Street ’ Y Frank U w to «nd James W. Barn#* has arrived Mr. and Mr*. R- If. HkmeL at Denver, Col- have arrived t* spend .soma tins* torn with »b# latter** hr#th#r-l«4aw anl sister, Mr.: pad M m Gewrg* B. nslmes, (Nyde fitathm. ■I CHy Bank, and th« New York T reat Company. • A seertlag th a t ' "private te a k s dominate o r a m ta a petition U dominate the public ta n k s," Fray pained 13 private banking house, whose partners hold 73 director­ ships 'in commercial hanks. To support hla story. Fray tes­ tified th at Jam as A. FarraU ra- *M h . * a .1 — - Mr. and M m Chari** Smethural THURSDAY Regular meeting of the South • Cooper, unaware of th e fart, -Side Prim ary P.-T. A. will take (a unable ta stand the separation place a t 3:00 o'clock a t th i ackool fewm her, and deajrt.V auditorium. A FodnddHC Day fJ p d h e T i» Milan, he ultim ately program w ll| h* given. reaches her side In SwItterlamL FRIDAY « He finds her In the hoaplln'. The Annual hueintse m elting and climax which follow* la said to be one of the most dram atic ever luncheon of the Garden Club of Sanford will be helj a t 10:30 A. M. at the 8anford Country Clulk Mr*. Malcolm Landrr will glee a talk on “Moths and Butterflle*." Reservation*' must b# mode by noon Wednesday with Mr*. J , l’. Benson. Mis.* Ann Gabriel will have a atudy rlas* al 7:30 P. M. at the Junior High School. (era sooa, Junior and Vernon, of Eiaaston, 111- *ra tte gweste-of M ra. Balmaa’ fhther-ta-law and mMbar-lp-lsw. Mr- »«d Mra. Grwrge E. Balm**. Clyde Station. Miss M argaret W ight, af Cairo. C a-' who hoi been spending this week in WiBtar Haven, la *sneoitd to ratu ra her th* first . f th* weak to visit Mis* Carmlta rlngton. I- F. Cotter, and Aadraw WH»*«day night rut lha salarlra M mkar far a short tins*. Carraw ay. |# f m « l city amphyra" and »<»h ---------------------tentative steps towad rradjust.' Mr; a*d’ Mr*. Ja m i. A. Jaaty M i a a M a r i o n H a v n c s ing th* faminimum rats on illumlI u rr, Bt farTlUhtd by lh. bara raiuroad to their bom# at M U 8 F lnxkix. V- Y. after .powdiag H o n o r e d W i t h I f l F i y I mpncipol rl*<trW p U n t.in .a n of* ppranl weak* her with thalr son, . --------'f o r t to ksep fretn going draper Z.MW and daughter, Mr. s a l Mr*. Complimenting Misa M ario*|“ in tK, hols" with Its payroll. S o S W Urah. Wkif Eighth Ilaynn. who celebrated her sisIt was e*tlmated that the city traath birthday aanieersary re- 1budget would to banefitted by raht'y, Mrs. Don McDonald anter-Jmors than $3,500 by the pay cut* k r v W w V m S L .w s ix s • lalned' with a party last wight at and proposed aatra ravenu* to be camping trtp .n a a r P a ris ara: lha tka ham* af Misa llaycas' parents,!drrlvad by raislag the minimum ffMwk MaUa awd C rite ria . Ray. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haytms. 2 lo |lifh t rate to $3 for 15 kllawatt . u i.iMEth Street. Came*, teura from tha present minimum #V' JtckaoavlBa. Oran* WBHanu. RTANT 190 kUowatt houra M SOI Cpda nad, Joe TtsA ar. af ronteste. and dancing aer# eajoyad •* HAO JUmratviDe. John Bthlrofd. J r - by th . ru ral* until a U ta hour. I !"'«*«« ««»• however, that aad Bara Tlmmpsoe, . f - O laaU. A t th# rafrashm aat hour th* ju r a t. « r . te v ilrf to t t e dinm , f# r th# ^kT<W * *??" - i l t e e letng rated with Assisting the hoatet. la Mfriag war. Mm- C. A. Yarcey ana ■ • Ilaynn. ' U1 H mm present t m : th# Mlssra Morion Haynes, Ends Oaaaa, M s I-riah.it, Bar* M -rj. E»I»«la Warraa. M rath. Uatheriaa Faeerater, and I k k a H Health. Alfred Stanley, PkO Man­ ley, Warren Q arM . Roy Jtmaa Hajraa, BUI Stem par. Carl Voos*, taw* Vn.se. Nad Yaraey, ■ w x YOWV.L SAL* TO CONTINUI ira to w■ ,: ; .r 'v v . > I t y p '. ■ -r,iv:? • . 'jL'^ | t • - Jr . 'I \w m l'i V 4 . f, - 3b. Christian Science aervice* are held every Sumiay m crnlng at the rhurrh a t Eaet Second Street a t 11:00 o'clock. Subject for to* moriuw I* "l-ove." Wadnreday evening rhurch al 800 K. 2nd St., at 8:00 o’r'nck. Thla churrh malntajne u free RraJIng Room a t the rhurrh w hv» lha Bible and all authorised Chrietlan Science I Iteratur* may be read. Borrowed nr purchaeed. Open ■Tue«ihiyfam M ,r t th tr r 1 r r n r F * im 5 P. M. CIU NCII OF TIIK (Cuminued fro m fag* Ona) a rr now a lte r all the data to t* obtained in drafting thine* into a runt rate program. Setting Mar. F —inauguration •lay—for lha data w hat ha want* to have the raorgaiiliatltui -.tup all prrpared. It appear* th IVe*. Idant-alaat la going ta inrlada this in tha Uganda fur tha *pr<ial »a»»lon of the new . t'ongir-« which ■probably will h? ralln l in April. H oping'|n avoid a* mu«h a* po*. •ibla . increased unaniplaymrnl through lha new arrangrrm-nt, Roosevelt indirateil, he would f*. vor either th.* furlough plun or u •tagger *r*tem of l*oth to make up for lha inlurtion in personnel. Standing temporarily on t li a broad |mlirie* h , outline.' ha i« not going into detail* until all In­ formation. ia available l.ul ha i* hopeful of a drastic ru t in govern. BEGINNING ENDING P ’* ■ ' •­ - . . MONDAY, JA N.30, AND SATURDAY, F E B .ll, THE HERALD WILL MAKE A HALF PRICE AND LESS OFFER ON ALL CLASSIFIED i✓ * ADS: . 25/ Leas, Three Times 15 Words 15 Words or Less; Seven Times—5 0 / 5 0 Words Three Times 30 Words Seven Times BARTER COUNTER I l'« your opportunity to trail th r housr, car, stove, radio, piano. R un, furniture, typewriter, dog or baby carriage, rent the »pnre room, npart* ment, house or piano, and exchange anything. Old furniture around the place may bring enough to pay the wood bill; uacd clothe* will bring uxcahle dollar* to buy new. If not unlng your car, don't let It aland Idle In the garnge. HEI.L IT FOR CASH! Ilundredn will be walling nnd watching for your offer, hundreda more will make dollars from cents during these bargain days. vlt Im easy to place it wanl ad. We help you write il. v G ood P rinting • hi* Miration* nnd •, CLASSIFIED BARGAIN DAYS (Presbyterian Government! IIOI.V ( BOSS EPISCOPAL Organixrd in IMII. . CHURCH Prrachlng Services at 11:00 A M. and 7:30 P. M. ;* The l(ev. II. Irving U u ttit. r.'r Graded Sunday Srhnol with Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. Fm uth-Jiuiiilgy. gfter .Epiuhinir- M inister, th e - Rav, Jam ** M ' Wnty Communion, 1:30 A. M. Thompson. * Churrh School. 9:30 A. MMorning P rayer and Sermon, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH I LOO A. M. Young People'* Service Lrngue, Corner Park Avenue and 3n 0:30 P. MStreet. Evening P rayer and Sermon, Rev. John Bernard Root, minis 7:30 P. M. tar. Church School, 9:45. F in S T METRO DINT CHURCH Morning Worship, 11:00. The Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor. C hristian End*%vor, 7 :00. William Vihlen, «pe*l.tr. Sunday School. 9:45 A. M. . Professor G. ,K. MtKsy, eu|ier. intemlent. Morning Service. 11:00 A, M. Tho Rov. E. B. Brownlee, D. I). Rrrmon, "Who! is a C h rietin n t”, pastor, by the pastor. ,Young People’* Divltinn. 6:30 Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Evening Service, 7:30 P. M C hristian Endeavor. OrSO P. M. Rermon, "Our Supreme G ift," Evening Worship. 7:30 P. M. The session will meet a t the by th r pastor. Wednesday Prayer Service. 7:30 clot* of th« morning and ovening P. M. Sells More Asked about allnnnalion of *«mi' of tha navy yard* In* «ai,| that woubl have to ^ worked out l.ut he propo*eil that if the raid* muld be made useful In p a .a lima* they •hoi. Id be kept a* absolute naae*. title* In national defence. William It. Womlin. • of New York,' pre*hlant o f |h * American C ar A Foundry Company, wa» again a t th e "Ida of the |'ro«ulrnt. elect yeetenlav. I>i*cu««ing "eenn0ml*a." he ha* boon artive In •tudying the railroad *itualinn. A fra«h volunii* of lahinet *peeulation yp*tardav. particularly ' NAXAHKNK la k e Mary Kla. •- It. M. Handera, paetnr. Sunday Schoo', 9:15 A. M. .. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. . Ynijng P ropleV Society. 6:3ft P. M.' Preaching. 7:30 l>. M. Prayer Meeting Tur«d*y, 7:30 Rev. J . J. Kellaghan, pastor. P. M. Hilje Study, Friday. 7:30 P. 11. First Mass, 8:00 A. M. A cordial welcome |* extended Second Mass 10:00 A. M. Benediction a f t tr Second Maes. •p all to attend lhe«e service*. Daily Mass, 7:30 A. M. Caterhlem Class Saturday at O V lftlm METHODIST CHURCH 3:00 P. M. . W. J . Carpenter, pa*tnr. Morning Sermon: “Our F ather's Chltdrrn." .Sunday night will be given to Th# Rov. Alfred Eilcson, pastor. “Kingdom Extension." A review .Sunday Schcol, 9:45 A. M. of lHe Ivmh. “C hrist and the ComMorning Services, 11:00 A. M. inn Kingdom" w l l l b * a f e a tu r v . C hristian E ndeavor^6:30 _P - M . The chapter on ''Tne World of Evening Services, 7:30 P. M Today.'* Mr*. T. W. Lawton; “T hr Mid-week P rayer Meeting, 7:30 Christian M inistry of Mission*, W. A. Stew art; “Th* Ministry of Teaching” George Morgan, and LAKE MARY COMMUNITY the last rh ap ter "Christ und the CHURCH Unming Kingdom." Mr*. Orson CASH WITH O RDER Merchandise PLEASE Handsome booklets, foldera, broadaldes . . . rich brochure* . , . effective poetera . . . the kind th*t will hurdle the waate basket and create new market* for jrour goods . . . that Is the type of printing you will find here. | REMEMBER CLASSIFIED ADS DAYS CASH ARE TH A T DURING WITH A LL ‘ BARGAIN ORDER. GIVE IT A TRIAL Many have been wurprised a t th e CULLING PO W ER o f H erald Claa* mlfied Ad*. Maybe you will be p leaaantly nurprlaed a b o . Send in yours today and ta k e fu II adv an tag e o f th is H bttw laj^k r. Far Estimate* Yewalt Company,' sU ted this m cralng th a t th a sal* wi I be ronG rand far l a a l k ti weak. Evan e m a te r hatgaJaa la atea'a and fcam aat riotklag irUt t e off trad to lh a paMle aswry day next atetk. Low priaaa m materials, accrasortea, a id ghCUteWh ri*thing will Phone 148 107 S. MAGNOLIA A V E il PHONE 148 f t - ■•, : s m .--*• - - u U v ' n ' r • % ■ #• r tte ,-l% proponrd c lin g . ml* hl . • • a»f#r*»trat hard­ ship tn th* small consumer, and Arl()at] pUna tm ita n^tm ent Wednetday night as^n emtrgvncy ordlnsnra ware abandoned In order FIRST CHI HCII OF CHIIIST SCIENTIST Parley In Georgia It also *ra« mad# rather r .f phatir th a t no rabinet cholera would be annnunrrH before ha *«lla for a fishing cri:i«e n est week. although ther> I* every »lgn the rabinet line-up i* beginning to take more or le»« definite «hapa. . The name* of Srnator (Ha**, of Virginia, for *evr*tary of th r trv»»ury, Owen l>. Young, for aa*. ratary of «tata, Senator WaUh. of Montana, for altornay ganarnl. Srnator Cutting, of Naw Mexico, for •«vr»tary of interior, and Jama* A. Knrlay. of Saw York. for po*tma«ter gr natal rrrngin tary dafinitaly In lha piatur* and tha speculation. Ronatvell will to* joined here tnilny hy Mr*. Itnoamelt and their •on Elliott- I•out" M. 11owe, polltiral secretary, al*« l« expected. Srnator Gla»*. of \iig in ja , widaly nirntionail a* likely to be arrrrta ry of tha traa*ury in th a Roo*p«rlt . admini*tratlon, »«WI ••there I* not a wonl of tru th " tn published raport* that ha had i t raptad a landar of th^ p«»t. , ' -: J . ' — I » * • Dae to tte graat aamita af kla to lha 'Dana *f Tomarraar*yato which AriJ- Spa k*«n t*iny an far tte pM» date day*. A. U. Tawai, af t>* V*‘*1 w/'y • V »j 1 tho regional rally hrld yoaterday FI LI. G08I»BL TAM RN AU I.F. •aenlng in Orlando. Chief E l e raThe Rae. William F . McPher-or tiro Jam** W rit, of New York City, presented *aaond d i a l past nr. l l i l i r n to |H# following members Bible S t hoot, 9:45 A- M. Sermon. 11:00 A. M. of th* la k e Mary troop who KvangelDtic Rervtea, 7:4.7 I’. M poaaed tho te*t»: Jam** Cochran. Women'* P ray er Meeting Wed­ Roe* W hittaker, Raymond Andar* non, H rnry Tamm. Erwoat WlUoo, nesday, 3:00 P. M. Bartow Hutrhimnn. Floyd Torah, Prayer a n d Praia* ServWv, •tone, and N*l| Fl«h*r. . , Wednesday. 7:45 P. MSarvire at Caanty Ja il Sunday. 3:0n,p. M. A t The Churches ‘A Farewell To Arms* At Milane Sunday hoM- aa week mg rooditions. Testifying on th* Bteck 30. hoar week MIL F rey aaid thin aa*. r p not oaly e mpowered th* bank­ ers to dictate wag* policies bat to era ti e r th* earnings a f utility companies thrwagb a chain of FORT WORTH, - Ta*. holding ram ponies. Taking th* Chase National grain* of pnrahaA tn ra . Bank ns nn example, he said p art­ bread, turnip greens an d i ner* in seven priest* banking coffe# war* K rvad a t a ' tionary W ar" dinaer. homaa |n Sanford a n welcomed to all serrlcm . Tha paafor la arallKarortad hy lla rry Harrow, abla (or confkranee i r r r y morning acoot m asted all m am ban of front 9:00 o'clock to 11:00 o'clock Troop Number On* of Lakd Mary, In hi* itudy a t th« chgrch. M0NDAT Mia. R .R . Deaa and N n . G. D. Blabop will be hoataaaaa for “ladiea* day** a t lha Sanford Country d a b . RoMrrationa may to mad* for lunrheon. * Cirri* Number Syren of th*. F lrit B aptiat Churrh will haee an all day meeting a t ti p home of Mrs. Francis E. Bol*. 1101 Pkrk Avenue. A covered dlah luncheon will be »erred at noon. Miss Ann Gabriel, 'o f the S tate Board p f Health, wQI give a Ire ­ turn a t 3:30 o'clock In Geneva to SIxtrenth Street and Sanfurd begin n aindy course In "P arent Avenue. Education." Th* Rev. F. M. M aner, pastor. Circle Number One of the F irst Bible School. 945 A. M. Baptiat Church will meet a t 3:30 Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. o'clock a t the home of Mrs. D. S. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 P. M. K. S ta rr, 111 Elm Avenue, w ith Evening Service. 7:30 P. M. Mr*. J. T . Hardy a* hoctaai. Cirri* Number Two of th* F irst Baptist Churrh will meet a t 3:30 o’clock w ith Mr*. E. W. Bigger*. Misa J M alta Smith, of Jacksan- where th* gaaata were onteruhvml. •wil.'e, i* Kara far the w eekend - Refreshment* w a r * a e r v o d through™ t the afternoon. Among with her parents. •hoe* invited ta h* with Mr*. But. *olph w ere: Mrs. U nion E. Allan. Jgme* Hughe* hai arrived here Mi*. A rthur Branaa. Mrs. U F. ta spend th e winter eeasoa and i* Boyle. Mrs. E. D. Brownie*. Mrs. residing a t tha home af Mrs. M. 0. tY. L Cooper, Mrs. J . floweH Fish, Barber, Magnolia Avenue. Mr*. R. L. Dean. Mr*. Jam es G Sharon, Mrs. C. F- Stahl. Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mann, nl T. Langley. Mr*. C. R- Maaon. Orlando, will be the dinner gue*tt Mrs. Wallace W. W right, and tomorrow * f Mr. and Mr*. Roy F Mr*. I. L. Wellman. Mann a t thalr homo In Rn** Court t/r 6 m ten*Jj» deliver n A Social Calendar With ■ amatl nombor a f guaata In alteadaaew, Mrs. W . M. Srott entertained with an Informal tra yesterday afternoon n t her home In M ayfair In hanoc o f Mr*. Ly­ man Buttolph, a f M artin*bur : . W. V a, who la apendlng th* w inter aamaon here. QuaatlUaa of gladioli, while boddlen and other flower* dares In stltotions Throttle tndqrtry i ' ■" l J \, • , 1 . M • • a ' , - a �KltuMIl 1 Glttfrt. day noon. The eommlttoo w’aa l(y. and H r*. Blanchard add B n . Fred Ranger. *’ Tfco Frbruary bi'ilneae m m Ioti of the Civic la i jp i t will U hold on Tuaaday afternoon a t tho li­ brary when a tt a in o f Importance .,N1K^ , Y 0 ,lK ' JJan. , n ‘ 2ft.—World Itor* to Oviedo Tueaday aa gurvti Will b* lilacuaatd. (MptolWin* retu rn , ror the quarr , Kij,f „ d Mr, R, |pb Officcra and director* of Lon*, tor ended Dec. 31 b u t. end made King. Mr*. Waahbom t* a alator wood Slat* Bank had a busip**# araalon on Satnrday night aU tho public recently by Lloyd*- Regia- ! of Mr*. Ralph King. H * Japan Moves UpFrom Seventh To Fourth ' Place In Building tor 0/ Shipping, reveal th a t Japan Inem aed her construction of Morchant veweia almost SO perfont and moved from aoventh to fourth place, while the United fltbtea ahowed a d ecren e nf about M percent and fell from third to m th place among tho ranking I hipbuilding nation*. Jap an ’* total tor the quarter under review OVIEDO Mr. Forehand, of the Orlando IfenHh Association, wav In Ovieda TtMiday In tho In tern ! nf the aaaotlatfon. The board meeting of the Oviejo P.-T. A. met a t the Ichnol Tucaday afternoon. Dr. and Mra. Ifrlrh with the children were gueat* In Orlando Tuevday afternoon. the United State*. Tho shipbuilding return*, which ar* from all maritime nation*, With the deception of Huaala, bear out prevloo* prediction* th at 1033 of construction'’ throughout th* W. F. Rnteler, of the JackaonBotoler Whnleval# Candy’ Company, and a vtce-prenident of tho Longer ood Bank, waa In town on baalntt* Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. J. O. Major*, of G irard. Kan., ar* vlailing Mr. and Ura. J. Fred Srholflold. , Mr, and Mr*. Gttnn Oldaaer, noted evangelistic - tlngora, and Cordon Oldaker, of Culpopper, Va. ar* now gueata of tholr uncle, M. M. I.urader. Friend* of Henry Shannon, of Norwich, Conn., wore vaddenod to heqr nf hi* repent death. Ho wa* favorably known her* where h liad ipent many *eaaon* with hi* brother, Dr. Shannon, M rt. Shan- Bo* HI** Clarice t n u (>'■ a party i Wednesday, attomean for a site fTtar rm t feta* HkMl boFM Monday aight Than* clease* aro sponsored bp tho faemt- Tf«efcar 4aaoOniWb and tbt poblic la lav Bad .to M lM i Tfclo I* tbo aacond Mar Ml* CabrW baa eondoctod Meat data** hat*. Elmtr aq« Virginia Daan loft Brtday parnlqg In bo with their poronta In Sanford for tho y w i. ond. Ih*y will rotaro Monday to Iholr atadiet her* and hi OvledeL. A. ftfhmaJfae, of Pattaraon, N. J., wa* bora Monday and Tpa*. day looking aftor hl» property which ho purchmcd from tho Chuluota Company vorpe time Hr. •»d Hr*. L. D. Iiin M I aad family bar* ra la m f fa tbalr winter bon** bora aflat aaaadmg tho attmatar (a Orleans, Vt 'Hr- a n d lf ro . Baaah. of O H eng* -J J S J W . Nutritive Value Of PdnttttO f frfrfrfliro II]., had*' roioraod to tWv wiptar kjioi* her*. Mr. and E ra . J . B. Field* and ■ona, Allan and F iW , of Sanford, cal lad on rel*ilv*»’her# raronily. Mia* Schuck wfth tho tfhlwge hor eipyrlm ent. At ptoaopt W°1* no thq q«poilmoat la x«qg cmtdnatoS on *hKe rat* In tho mamrch departnaont to determine tba vitamin content of the cabbage. Lele'r on in lb* roar Alla* M o ck expect* to toot for minorola ’and ratbohyd rater. An intereating fvptuty of tho LAKE MABY •!»- Mr. and Mr*. L. P. Hagan, Jr* Mr. and Mn~hJ*Qtatr who hat* bton the. guq*t* of Mr. and Mr*. Wagner loft for their bom* In Bonfqrd W*d»md*r.'. JU tiu tkm BMBAWBTH 6 U W T Mlae Iq n Ity I* apdot |b* week­ end w ith' relatives In OrtMdo. sister*. Mr. Shannon wa* a prom­ a gay party tact Saturday night inent rnn*tructian to n tracto r In when th* student* of Lyipap High world on Dee. 3L la*t amounted to only 7It5,72 K ton* of merchant vessels, a* compared with 001,. 007 ton* at the end of the Sep­ tember quarter. While Great Britain ami Ireland rotaD fd th eir ahipbullding *li- hi* home town. School enjdyod a wiener roait. There waa a large congregation at the Episcopal Church on Sun­ day lavl. Mra. W. T. Whitehead qnd eon, Clyde, and daughter*, Dorothy and M argaret,. war* rallad to -(liartncint by tho death of Mryt^Chlt*Mr*. H. ? . WAfJKF.R head’* mother, Mr*. D. A. Field*. Mr. and Mr*. L S. INnael left Coming a* a *iurpri*e to thair many frlenda Ithroughout . the StintJay for Newburn, N C.t pfter county waa th#i announcement apendlng two week* with Mr*. Saturday evening o f the m arriage Aaria Barber. Mr. and Mr*. O. W. Lock enter­ of MIm Coral Cromwell and Dr> mand Jacob* which took place tained at a bridge party racontly. In JackaonvlU* Nov. 12, 1031. Mr*, Thou# prevent war*: Mr. and Mr*. Jacob* la the rldrat daughter of H. W. Turnbull, Mr*. Mary LaxMr. and Mr*, N. A. Cromwell, of don, Mr*. J. O. Turnbull, Mr. and Chuluota and bq* ra id e d her* for Mr*. B- O. Smith, Mr. and Hr*‘ the pa*t four yaar* coming here Mack Hennetl*', and Mr. and Mr*. from Chicago. She attended the U I). Turnbull. B. O. Siultb won Sqmlnnlr IJlgb School for one h]gn acor* for men while Mr*. J. yrur pfti-r touting hcri- and alnc* 0 , Turnbull woa blgb -eooc# far then haa bath employe,] |n Chicago ladle*. an,] Orlando. Mr. Jacob# la the Hr. and Mr*. S. 0. Kyi# and eldevt von nf Mr. ami Mr*. Wm. (laughter, Mamie, and *op, Curtia, Jacob*. Ho aitrntleil th# Chuluota open! th# week-ena with relative* apent th* W(*b-*i public V h o o l athl the Seminole In Tampa. CHULUOTA vchnol auditorium In th# Interoaf of the celery grower*. FEBNPARK Mr*. M- Jnhn*on »pent laat week-rnd Ip Niw Smyrna rlvlllng her friend. Mra. Sprague. Mr*. Gordon ■llarnrlt ha* left th* Grange General llnvpltal and 1* convaleaclng at thr home of a Irknd In Orlamjo. l Mr*. Piper ha* returned to Ka­ rine. Wlv., after apendlng two month* with her daughter, Mr*. way during the Dcccmbar quarter Noble Hate. * Mm. Hathway, of Wlntar l ark, wa* g reater than th a t fur all other type* * f vr*«f* Combined, there bring aopie T J jjr'J tone of motor »|ilpa now under convtrur. tlon, a* compared to 372,1)71 ton* of othqr type"The return* *how th a t off all th* merchant vr**ol* now being built throughout the world, iUK,grn«* ton* are being conaifuctrd under the vupervlvion r.f Lloyd'* ItegU trr of Shipping and are Intended for claaalfMetlon with that society. How the varlou* countries have stood Ip Innnage under way during the last two i|'uAfter* la ahown by Lloyd'* Heglvtar In the following table, Ihe flguir* representing gross ton* and Irylapd ■225,107 23H,43.1 Franc# 101,«16 IW,2iW Germany *0,3 IQ HO,770 Japan IW.M5 <0,441 United State* OP.03H 124.703 Italy .... W jft H W I Sweden .. ...... 58J130 73,480 Holland -W.450 40^18 Spain ,..J . 33,413 21,413 Prapcr, which »tood fourth In tha September quarter, la now In second place, about 1*5,000 tana below the total for Croat Britain ami Ireland. Germany, which wa* fifth, l« now third. Only four V|*air*J'each of 20,000 gross top* ot more, ara now balng built, according in Uoorda. Great Britain and Itelacd still have two vaaael* of this ala* nod«r way, a* In th# Heptepiber qpartaV, and thq United Elate* and ' France one each. Italy, however, h** “ >nipletcd the an# ah# waa bulldipg. Th# four now under way compare with five in the quarier ending Sept. 30 laat and ntn» In the" qua;-, tor erding Juna 30 jmat. CUKE PILES vpmt Weilnevday wilh Mr*. Mundorf ami Mm. flmlge*. The VUptneq'" f’Hjb vjl|l hold Up ne*t meeting at tho home of Mr*. Mundnrf on Weilnevday, Feh. l*t. at 3:00 o'clock. Mr. and*Mr*. Clqtaworthy. of Tenney Farm*, have b»en the guevt* nf Dr. and Mr*. Meade. The Library will l* opened for bu*inr*» n»*t Saturday. Th# aUt? appropriation of book* lia* been High School from which he wa* Th* Lymap School Senior Bai' graduated with the claw of 1P2M. k*tb«U team* w tre dffaaU d by thr K«r W f prevent Mr. and Mr*. Jacob* ’ a r t a t th* home of hi* Oviedo tamgi* ta*t Friday night parent*. Mr*. J. E- Snyder with Mm. Vandawatar ami C. Wolfe, of Ohio, meto rad t * - l k r I'vU rvburg and 1‘unla (lord* for a few day* (hi* wqqbProf. 1- I - Hardy and Marlon W agiirr attended a haaket hall gam - In Oviedo Monday night. Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Il«we and family have recently moved from th eir lurke Manllwa place to th# Latim er place nn l-ake Mill*. Mr*. II. K. Cover, nf Saratoga Spring*, N. V.. arrived In Chulu0ta thlv week to *p.-nd the winter. WondrOw Jgrob* h*d a painful accident Tu**ddy while flaking on the St. John* River. He waa flnnr,) by a large ralflah. lie wa* rushed to Orlando for medical aid and a fte r th* pbrruof fin WM removed from -hi* heel ne riturned to hi* hbme here, ill* *uff«rlng Increqagd *o th a t h* wa* Ukan to th# Fernald-jU ughton Hoepltal In Sanford Wednesday, HI* friend* are hoping for hi* apedy ftovary. Ml** Aqp* Gabriel or the Stpto dramas, qnd prm qnt tl)*ni t0 n#- Board of Health .will gro audience*. Mr. and Mca. Roaamtrp. of Kmtucky. staying a t me BarnetJ home. • begin T lat’a wfut hundreds pi woatss rm svk dsUy Is Hanford whyn they •«« a moth needed article ad« vertUed at a pricy th’ejr feel abfo Jo psjr. Aa a whole womep hare proved to be rtfT inttlHftat ahoppcris njereliaatf hare foun coptaequently asp polns after tMa bttaine teUDjf tbe world what they hare to *ff«r. Thers'a Nethlag like • Bowl of OH THESE COLD NIGHTS ETIIKL AVKRT, rompTvlMOI. Trade |n Your Old furniture JK *« AVERT. DvCvna.nl a& w tr. r a f e x r . Alvbvmq. To. You vre hvrtby nritvrMl and re. nulr.4 to b* and appevr upon tbe ath ( a r of gtbruary. A. D. IH I. to the Hill of Complaint VIle.l aaainvi you In lb* above atylv* cauv*. Tbo Baaford H*raM I* bvfvby aeelanalvd a* th* aewvpapvr In ■hall lie Hhlrh tbla o ra.r .hall tie aubllvbed published « . we.be, loual***. Clerk ot Howard and Herbqrt, attended the “Night In Spain” eoneerl at Iba Orlando Municipal Auditorium laat Monday nlgni. Ml** Foye U p Mcjnipeh, who ha* been ipeadlng v*term I tjaj* with relative* In Wauchala and P ljn l City, ha* raturned to her AU For CASH At WAGONER'S 5DOSapford Ave. -i K-WV?L%Z». A. M. WEEKS. * ’ Mexican Chill in t h k ct wc irrr r o r n r . rw arvTV TMIHO J tm ttA L cin i i vr, Phone 7 - a iic m g • •' n C. * -t Beauty vg f.c t'.T. a r r o w s U VAN YttANKRN, *i ue, rom plalaanl*,'* • ' TRIANON be au t* N rlvrU a In: w r bow 40'trm* la l i t Ml. Marks at . bqme. MU* Margaret Tarker, who I* attending Southern College at SANJPQJKP PUJCTRIC CONTRACTING CO. . e i^ c r u c v i. «i a p m ja a i« Kkprrtm*. Mr* Ceetaei a picnic luppap w y aqwed. or ether elal ameigasrry im -riu n l RRIGG3 LEGAL NOTICE [WOOD i*h|aat<m. Mfiriet mb f or4*r*4 wag v. b. a. iod b rao lh ). DRVAI.RRA ON TOP AOAIN DUBLIN— lrvromplet# m tunvj In th* ganrrai a h * tlrn gave Pra*. Da ValartW fn w rn ip q n t p arty a Mad of IS seat* over cotnbfnad long tab I# at th# ptfnlr luncheon qt Sunnyahade Park on Wednes- noum-A u. p r p t : Lb PEjUllNS p fa r y and Meat Market' •MPAMfimo MbNE* �I * CELERYFEDS, ARE League Of Cities p o s e s Plan* READY FO RTILT PTor oBring R elief HERE TOMORROW C elery M a rk e t R ep o rts Thruuith courtesy of the U. & Popartntenl of AgriitiKlitre ill co*openUion vvitb lho Floriila ttlntc .Mnrkoliuc Htireau, It. K. Winfrey, Sanforil representative. FORD OFFICIALS SEE RESUMPTION ON NEXT MONDAY is ml to J l tn a month, bring- I’lfniSls nuumenti'i clilttcl to pel mil i.o , ( iiil.ii uuiilil liny jtli .inmate on it. Fort P i e r c e Cuts g the t I'll ouy ru|| in reaaM to i I-'*. r i ----- rye City's P a y r o l l To .about At the ante time a re litelion’ of u !y attnena) . Balance Its Budget mn lthcity alari circle were put in effect V.'-h ,| the Kuril film , unreal its ■alia pen* Km i; c rtli H s ttlta n t s a v in g s o f pm l -liits'il It “ri.i toil.*........... MHtT I’lF lll F. H i dan. 21) htutil^riiN Sill 11try *-f I lit" ui Hit 15(Continued from Cage One) u p pi is h lrliu il w itholll A t a p ' t> sh fiu k in g h alan '.e , f : it *il juJvct*. ^ ;»* n 't l!r* 11 ntcnillh cent* un each gallon of caioime rci-bed by the II 'ig . ei|ieintilig luild.* til U;e city 1.1 ' .1 lh il.try of ih* ctilol B ig L e a g u e V i e .old within «ily limit*, the payer . M u t o r M a K ' n n t c A t t r i b ­ fuel ii mg tom puny'1 *-h. .•ort I'letee n it tilt.* 'Ie- ply l y 1 igiiuvr «i tlu* tt^ht |»iitii, ThU It Art* l*UFlllht MX, o!f«*rtnt* M iif in l. K U H tii. to rrc ive eretlit for th« amount •hut d‘m-H rally i the appoitl.il nt of i [mi v new city « iti !i>llti«n| Ivy lit*" ili^niiiful l>! .W ith A m a te u rs In u te s Shut D o w n 1tifftl, U*"(*Hfl*l plnr. rm trkri ilult Htartli). Jim, IM3 , •>n *tate tax. The measure also fill •> ing u o.ilkiut uf inipl y>* when the m * >lty u . MiH* nir.nl* , i»f tKi.* B»*» ,w h * t« air I'» tneh r».it< f avM *fel*****«U m t T o ( I t s C o m p e t i t o r s I toy 1 s t G a m e O f S e a s o n provide, that money going to the m inlsttatii 11 im k oi1 1 1 I1.1 | icvit W'UA | Alii fr tv *,llr■ * . 3 *».»« i .•» t t); a m im th i«ml ib r I bIIH BIIIH r«f rrM »». Jl 4s 3?, cities from the *ourye would not ?• •!•»! III.-II* I > Hi Ismilon Kveniiijt IML m at.fially aided in <pilet itfilti • m ntins* mI' II I* I * v itf ,(lt cirjtgq tl r t i i i .\ h r ( . i ant \ . i mih r> a*-, rM i %1t !f, «. C. n i l If I Itic league and amateur burn. he subject to writs of mandamus. H Ito lion, which ■ doj |d.t e the p.i) mt iiljtht p lu innt) .ti lit* R|m< I Ford o i •ayiny i it***. «•»."*•!% I f a l l « YU 4 T- * i»t: rt:u i r. Jan* :r*. *»•» off*. O il If It- T o u t - i l l •Stall? maintenance of c i t y ( i r t o l h k l m r a t i i f r# l# f> fr«pi flit.!, I* *\M"* nn f r*,t*■k RuppHr* eta!* n t llit* F o ft) Mtaluvr rtim p u n v iii || of the it} 1 1>I.*1 the a u f . diary. \\\ II. l it. fur mt1r dMtf3| .miie lihidiii i* ri, ^fcalt players tomorrmv afternoon l i t tiiN n ls O ilH t N tllm I* iiKMlitmii*. lUm.iiMl Huht. H turkil lutlai I hoy r\i'eet»*»t 11 ■• till corah ini* their ta|< nts f,)r the streets nml bridge#, constituting IvTk. M" I»*m*t t * br oitui D p ' u f I M \ 11 1 'Yettain *if In ■ ro **•(11. KS**rl*Lj, I# Ills'll e u l.a , ; 4lf*t links in an afterjat highway sys­ Uuusni *Man<ifatlurii!»; !vt|, niM tt*l I* i*|*t ,i!t p } tU'iko a t jatv m i . - » i , . A n i m . — W h o the »t iitiirf* t b«ii|tiify* lii ii -4vio( el* entertainment of l» al ami (Y nlra| W <uum il-f IOn l ti king in inw eii oert w n»i*l t*f» I tem, to the end that Florida cities, m ** h i u l i i ihrviife t i t P ltrM t l* tt^ .tf. run. any plants )•■ m il Mnml'n Fi'ul Florida baseball fan. in what will 1 m 1 month. Willi t!u* rliniioa* 111.in IIts.' !e;i I 1U nif« l l R f l i l l l l Jitlmihlllr, \f I i ‘*. A tint, 1 l!*', offien in IK- , ..... I K. Hi ll m th those of other states, u"il ili- inr d "w ithin six Ikuii d* lu eti he the first semi-professional I w as npimiot. i| u lili’ irs niannaei at tiiot 1 ( l hr«> int"ri fro m lh a ‘•*A HifrfMt M BiNwIil Itf ft 31 I.T3; I** (Ini 1 2 MKtV >MfJK I* ■It II .1. niir. Slli r the. dlXM Itriggs employe's Imr ftvM tiJ Iii it liH .% . W . • baseball gams- played in F lorida! m:,v Imrr in certain frderal aid rmployt'R fi Iho muilh i flT ’i 11 ni»ii\li 1 ti tilistal i'l l»:i> “I I'll .H ill I k w '.mf fiitit. | rift 2 tmdmf, moneys, m u proposed in anojhci ,mu‘ lcvtrl urn! wire iiani d • 1 tttdnutf.i ol t!i. W«A k t l a: tin N* A Vmt* IInlu.it l via 2* «ir*» » II . tiHiirn to w.iil, the Ford plum* \ U thia-jrrar. Ail.inU 1, nalllnwif* 3. J, It I ' " , the do i d Hum •I*».11*, »l. Tiiaitil tbceeughoilt the tttl'ftlrjr. force' i|Unl. d K. tu»fUl«» t„ Pifrllngltirt. VI. I. (‘Ii L m- Ittlrk following two week* of alow iv.iolutlon, irrillti Utiri-' i' MHiWOil'll I ij II w •I ns *nytnp. »*| h4««, ill KlnrMi, i'» *in'll lu te r me salon >u illy Ml tier e. .1 nl, the fifth rpropcssed measure ..V ......... -"r-______ _______ would ____R" I. CtKlfUUItt I* ___irUvoUtori ______ ____I_ hut steady daily Iraining whit It Hi nretl itt 1 1 .1 st tiogtaph 1 V III' 1 11 lit: hlly t„ exees* uf -| m 1 *<•■» t ■'*, I ilnr ini.? at;*pen*(till, will rr*iitn,< i.iier- *■. i n d" I Ini n 1, w | . I In vtiiin*. TI 10 U nity. 1’utiipunv fur -1 m in i,,. M.unties I n P y i n monthly '« « * « » ,• ^ " T / V i ’i e ' r u ^ . o | ' in* 1 « t : fri* toilay find, lira twr it I, m used mi*, * oi I he lot 1Coat a snlaiy approxmial ttill trout;; StlBl-'hl 01 3 **•: t «i • 1 t • t }«; i • i|i.a t «•*Mil otlil m itsllmi nt.s n* soIlectKd, a portion I. Mobil* 1. NushsIH* I, S . s . i k 3, nl«h.*e ntltomobll Isstw . !•■ lh‘ ele* of W kry athlete seheduled to a iiin n lli no 1 ■• I8 ‘t weekly th Fean up Ihn lahiile ui sir N.w York It, fbllsdslyhal t. flits. I 31 I II > Korti company. U til I. tit VMMIN lilt ANCH appear In tomorrow'* till, I.> nl uf rue nty road anil hriiigr lax. Uursh I. ft'ltinirt.* Yards II. Itl, h 111 > of <' K 11 du.ty, .(• plltjr cl lb. liaht Im 111 ar ,| | tuio tha tj Stars \ statem ent pi hli*heil in lutipkn’ sponsors of the game promise an which i- due cities under existing Iminit 31 , te.'tsulnll 4 , Hureiiiuh s Syracuse t, Tolsilu I, Wu.hllialofi I •1 « iis * llenry Fowl as nllrihutlnc interesting l,a*cbsll g a m T h e laws. Ti.tst—»*. Another would give cities the I’s s s ls a a f a r ■ 31 b e a r usrlsU m il­ *1' ,is'n*iiiO t.f work* im d e ltn ; weather will he cool and clear and ls* s i sum I . H. fads* I li.i'.i'lhi m en id <•. to •'cTTtaiu o f me it i* estimated that fully lino fans right to make hiulgcU with aepaIVTU11 Al' V A It U S : l i c a t 1stp levies for u|ieraliitg| ex[wnw W..nl. Sew Vurk II, I’hllideljilii iifnlil'iirii m ** MfruvIiiiS' will 1>y on hand f litaklirKh ■ t, r. Oesiitn 3 . Il.a1e..... tmt.ru uUWLmM 1^ - t t U i i The Sanford AII*Star - an* rrntly urn-| debt acrvlco. „ ti , # .. . r — » -------*V,emi msstil * -*l;*utmlly i>»ir«cl** •.» 1 Itlulil * f t r the Invasion n l „ ib,. 1 1, | J n d ----------TflWCfrS Afrnnrnv; to Jack .Kan. 11,1 ,n ntifHlamo* t»* forrY ffjrrmriM lfc N w h n ttr 1 llttofchatvit* i TALtaAIIA&IKtS. Jan. *JJL •11 ujlii inN uf !lu* Km»I i.'l«l*»t ford nml R ut Martin whose efforts paym rnt ufi bond* or i r t ' m t m a y I M *• M emtm h«t4 for r*ion»iu. —c*om itidier t.rv aid yr*t*n!ay •mmnv. , m itr e d uftifKV 7*» per cafll _o I riN 'C tw .iT i iI, Pi h r woul(| not^apprvNr any mth* o** brought about the chnluleil game. I>t I trit'iifi isiHilnr I * ijncnt the securities of that particularli.mil* Itarat 11 I my ten Flint 1 r,iiymp|i<Hi »*f i*ix , • tilri lit llJllIV' Tho line-up that will take the nlvil M i. F»*tJ *»%# *dv i* <; *Uu* field for pin ford tomorrow h one tssuv i» a party to the action or 1 1 \TI..\,NT,t n iv n tm o N H Nunw • , Fitnula fu r'lt^ n lh t;i i*nr. tvllU irtilTTIi tliiit rertaiM l»nfik Ito s Item deposited in rourl. K A V ’A N K A H 1 itV t:iutli>N s l-mt* of the strongest that could In* ob­ This pedit-y, *ahK thu comptrol­ t r) in if I*1' lum mhiTih I «»l finder another resolution, no “>«e V|ir.i» 1 . c.*laelnnatl a. lu ler, will aid tax eoHcrlituis nml tained ■! tbi* time nr th ' year, of Y- 4,| i iiiu n n.( \ irntney tl free woulJ h# a lien tin |,t,»*«l -^■eshtsf tvjtsi jsr.rm iisa r*r i n - ijmll .|H.'culstli>n in the certificates, laM., Fi.r.lV i*ir T khI they nddrd, nnd every player l>. •I day. city properly. The *am e m easure J S si. J m. or. IM3 , attjtinuc fur gome time to arrive. 1Th# tfilem ptinn „i *ute uf tux c e r-. . Aesorditig to |dam onnounrud w.t'ul.1 prevent institution of - - ...... .......... . iifica't. ...icate* fur less than lOtkp.nts uli> nu:,uaicr* anil pi her* fr* u Palm attachm ent thfs mormnr Tie•l•.•MiMJrv'^dne^»r^R'^^,,*cn, ,'!r ^ -» ... n.?•«»?. " ’j lUlIVi ^ Delacn.l'fcurler crtH • y ta rf on tin> cities. it*,nr i t. sire ■Pstinutis i .. i, lr»iMi!*»d ettunm e and^nol fair to the* Hlnslmnuigh riu ntjes. lie Alt rtopcTlv ctwnrd Itv cities, i.rms, Kliiriit*. la inch vritlrr. tmllth legations rom flaineil m ■perrula _ nound fur Kunford. Ilert t hapmnn vi.lu.illt wsshrd, i>mt •'rate « . "ini, tn \ nyers who meet their taxe.t will enlch. Stuffy MrCruno will eouniirs n n d sehtod ilistrict*. h e t.or *ic-t Bit, I tins atle-Il. t>it w hen ili^c, ho said. j thin in Inc ir r tlf h a te .ih" anil w h 'th e r used ftir rovernmenlai li*-l higttrr. Vt">l slilpni.' Ill - iittr.l Th" comptroller matt.' the un- .ought hi* co-oik' rat Ion its hull the play fir*I hase. Jack t'anfonl will UT. .i.l.t purftosc* «r not, wo^M l« eTeiif)il he at *ccnnd. Cecil Frishie nl MOICIII.Y: Hull i« tlr a r . . . .iltt,i,|> mum enient alter a tiinfrrenrti| piaellt whivh'W»s tei'ittlrrl wide Inxalinn umlrr another t t'ltlil. T FIs. utrlvatli 33 rat ■ ,<n with ileletfatinn* "f somitv mm short. Julm Fdwsnl lliguins nt from rttt.1 i liruiighii.it Florida. I third, ami Roy Harrison. Red Mar measure proposed. A ten th prnposul would, provide tin, bntl Otis Curry will patrol the that no city Im treprired to fernish A LLEY O OPO outfield. Jack Penllry, thy form r New security on inlvncttnn, jp p ia l nr I 'VotS filant. l< expeclnl t„ lake other bond, while >another would • MOW rnNKV. WE'RE lov^r the hurling ilulir* in aimtil prnvitle "U etli" in n law to Wake I PRETTY MEWi HOME AND • tl.e fourth Inning, to he followed It easier to nuiyirt persons guilty WPBM WE PET THIRt. t WANTJ „ f slenllng eleetrie current. VethTO TRY TO ACT LIKE tl y Curry later in Ih? guru-. The final piece nf pfcposrd leg­ Y0VJ MAO SOME 5EN*>E f The TVI^nd line-i p will include C U U M IU R NOW-NO islation was introduced by Mayor . . jl,ofty..Cuiac_niL. Ouy. lunautL. Crpisc Vfnceitl II. Wyman, o r Coral 9Mt NANIi 'i ANS * 1 p o r n WANT r ' - a , a catcher, dill Ij'its nt first TO PI / b in t, Owens at second l a s '. Jim Cables, anti will be submitted to EMt’ARPAtJStO1/ the legislature only in the av*nl 'Roberson nt third. Shnw Hock *t short, Martin, Sams nnd Hogan In the foilrra[ bankruptcy act Is nut : r amended before Ihe *nme relirf is I the QUtfleld. j .ought in the Wyman measure. Ren Cantwell, ace nf the IhwAccording to the restdiltion. a, Aon Rravet' hurling *tn/f will u>t»slate funding board would he ere. /tdrci hrlnnd the hl*Ff. with Morris a t ■■! to a s s is t‘cities ih refunding •Sptncer schedvled to call them ns their hcmtls. It further provitles he nebs them on the sack*. thru when HO per rent or more of T h f KkDt "tart* a t TiOtf c.Muck Ttm "hnmf-hfltdrrs o f any rlty Im vc' - iiu i'h ' namfM t T H im & v m n tn s r' sup, tived u refunding agreamvii' as|tttd.' If lh» g a m e , »“ « r U ••sta te funding hoard may then cnllon, further gam esiW lU he tor n petition *n court tu ™n,.m le u n olhar Imnils. Rnmlhaldcr* thus prrcrtill'd ngpinct, the icwolot inn states, would hav.. an op j porionity of entering into a rf.: M EN ! funding m-reeinenl nr arrenlintr FROM THE TOP OF tMC |lm market value of. th etr hotul,, .M ILE, I W 'lL VIEW oen.’ ENEM Y':,\ a i ilcstcTiiilncd.hy eourt. AITVAUCE. t . klN a r oTXLC, / MIOMTIC3T AMP HRAVL3T OF W A RRIO R3 , WILL* \> e n h a n c e m e n t in H«»M» oo ALON!-/BtOT/y ( Lee Won’t Approve Sale Below P a r Of i Tax C e r t i f i c a t e s pi oclile* li.ut e-f Kopt i n . tan't ‘ e T.?|.,w» I.** 1.1y ..lit e r wtw I wa infill mi 1 \\ \sTIIN tlTH N . Ian. 2H. -lAT— Fold viriud ihe Illgltlan I at k that t*.iim nop of the II. urc - Toe Knihoaril Air Inr Railroad |L ’ltlt id tile litr,;y l i inpaiiv ye ■ t't nipnny, ha I yyikid w it vvitiiuut i ii.npuny yesteidny asked I ha |n- U selessUHpt u riiiiihi 11*.*it *aI IVi.j ii s.ijiit 1, ’ T pciJMil u'aiidiin m Hl'ittUiY from that cumpany that step hut! h ii\f lisld t irfivilttii" v in my iTsily !ir «\fn>m Mutintw ti> Au-Hum, H a. • on t.i\i" to ■ml i !h, witll .. I %||*» i, ittit 11(1*4 Ufi- Iht* I there. A Wutrrslttt’ I I., o ra te o f f jiilL The it uili (if ilivir uc I.ERgnURG * M II. Fatilt r iv c. i. i.iTvrttl t'V to.- Ilt'g s laM ili* Kuril i lit* t t 3i|»rnrit whulvnlt* I tikv*y in fornivr I'linpany; lu l l,III cl'lk eis u tt I t'rtvfii (h u e U n *cumpti'U* Tom B»y lUlktny hinhUuir. ^ ult,hl tun) lint ntindttlH'id then lit n plurce u( the ’vriii 1"*.ri!. 11h* •?ixrrt ...ii*| ?i*f \ ift•■ C h ts H M I Athukgh t.lTuinL* at! there w • d an le th e rill i." dltsmler, pidit e surimini ed the f.UMBER lim its | tiuU ittil Iht state o u r >» mi*i I*"* Ih? . un< Hill Lumber Co, i itiin-e i f piihjic safety, O s.at i*r. ‘N v ith ir «It* I Hjiiii 'm . miiiiiu. ted Hun slule Ulh and llnlle t It Ijc It k i»m c b y , ■lieu v.uuhl he it,-!, it'.I t,% th me 11* r mv my (Jnulily M erchandiae ill Him;any', two plant- Ifesaid th m cnnir.iH wltH uny ItpnxEinnhli* 1’riccs w H l( tit * in 1 1 vc. who its*-lev’s] to ie fu r ivy vuipb'yc.*. 1 in I • C)iuk I hen n u t I ihi u ZIP HER VICE m rc -lfll nn.fi unite k llictti 1u 11hunt mol,1 tallou." 11 il.*V' "ll wu* thek’.Ill'. A al -U, (**(-» ) u r P r o h ii i ( l o r i c A l i c e s« ( i i r c i , V .v V li- (o "Sv PANAMA CITY— New coffee factory o p ened,at 2(2 W rsl F irft Street. i '■ s Mi^f - % r * A *- v S V ^ 7 *• a V 3b- Y ^ s , . ik i-^ IL .j m THE ApVENTURKS OF TOM, DICK AND UAItltY [UR S H I P AND C R E W SAVED. A MIRACULOUS CHANGE OF THE TTPHOON • T W IS TI NG . I T S POSITION AW AY FROM \ THE “SEA BEAST, J T DISAPPEARED A S SUDDENLY AS IT H AD CQM E HAVE lO U ft WAtCIf repaired A s by one who really knows haw. fru T lg g * . Jeweler, Mag. Av«. BAYER’S’ AHP1RIN NOW ODTAINABLE IN 5e AND ltb SIZES. INQUIRE AT T O U R NEIOHBORItOOp STORE. VOBU TON truck. Good. *50. Ford pickup. Hood. *36. Reel A Sons, Used C ar D n ld n . " ’! BENT AN Aaalin. he per mile. r Vacl ft Sons, UR Myrtle Ave. . FOfl KALE: Chserwltt touring ta tsir, Run 33,000 miles, motor f Art condition, good lire* and new (to p . Will sell for cash only. W hat U k» lay offer? Call a t lierskl rffies v. Is an 8:00 and 0:00 P. M. or “Chavrolat" car( of H er- 10—|flowers and Plants K RALE: Celery, cabbage, and ^pptr plants. M- S. Nelson, •k* H^rpmock. Phone li t* . W it hod t Boa r d (IC E CLEAN furnished im bhtd house *20JI00 to |i to *2.:.o A l s o bedrooms, (2.00 rooms. 1 A 6 A IN W G AREIN r w r . H O L D mi i.N VV C L 1 IV3 / t»Oi FC/V P C e\ i-fd, W IIA T M A P C TllV.\ rvpnooff CHANGE * j ' l l re l i VA A D O u r j r r i Jii<3c.'j| ■-•MSS g iB ffiii p « ..v s s « a a - .C T ,w « a » a — -A r r O P I C A L C V t - L O . ' f U C A L L t O a HURRILAI trl T wr. y/R £*T /V .-r A T Y P H O O N I N C H I N E S E . W A T lif!:,, f i A I I .O R r . U M O V / W H E N O N E S C O N I N f r — THLFt t . IS A LW A Y 2. «Y i'll I ti H A Z E OI1 C U R I O U S B L A C K C L O U D S W H I C H C A U h f P U L L RCU ^ U N i E T b J THE. A IR. If# S T I C K Y A N D H O T . A N ’ T H E B A R O M k T E R SHOWS UN i X H i C T P D IIICrM P K U K . h U R E . T H E N A RAI N C L O U D A P P E A R G O N THE H O R I Z O N , R U S H E S ON T H E S H I P AN O H I L L S T H E AI W W I T H W A T E R , T H ' W I N D ir/C .R r.A & fc £ i A N ' Cl L O W S N E A R LY" A H U N D R E D M I L E S AN H O U R . THU. J J MJ I ^ 3TfA U G G LEvS O N ; U N T I L UUOUUNLY Til ' Y V i R P D I E S D O W N , B L U E S K .y A PFU A RS, <aa.vUt-*DnwA PH ft W W BI EDUCATIONAL FEATURES ” ,L *01 Fifth ft Palnudlo. A p t r t n t n U T o r R ent IHUUBD Apartment* ofl t fcd. vat| Palmetto A v^ AM par moath, xmter fur. ? 3 B j J -CSklaugh Realty Lorn! ,rr~"" ■raisbed 1 room JAN • w x v5 ?. " J * Wl 1J j i TL*. 4*’’ 31 s A ♦ \ * [ft.w*uom'M»»it»*trt» iMtM it nicy, nut. tmour tv.l. ottl 9 f'LACHRVJLLK. Cnl. New ton O'Neil I* nwulling th.. rtporl nf coin ex p erts en value i f i* gold pie 'r rial .I IbA-'. He has re­ fused an offer of ( K fur IL ■A * t h . Inside • ,N». ia iaL* . KT ,-, - *4 'I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 28, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 28, 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>, January 28, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1b6c150c4a89240e504cc54f31b40d45.pdf 14879241f6fab21009d76e42319d0135 PDF Text Text r> r : ry v -T Z . T O O * H tW B P A P E S » PuNteMd hi Florida’. H e a r t The WwM> G reater Ve«eUb*e Spot u t R k h o l Garden L n d . I* w . . Member J U m w r Axoociated AKWCMICB Preae rira s VOLUM E x x m D AN INDEPENDENT d a il y NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA.-_________ FRIDAY.:__________ JANUARY 27. 1933 ------------- ’ - — -____________ _________ —* Flee C a ls ▲ Copy --------------------------------------------- ------ ---- MembenOfCongresaArgue ! « PENCIL [LONG SAYS H E ? * < « “ « “».< * IPLAMTOB UnitingAU Transportation m m u m ✓ v Publication O f ItsnLeist u . i;**l. . _I UmtinxAllTransportation Over Groups Under One Leader CELERY BY O f R. F. C. Fund Borrowers LURED CHILD GES WILL BE AIRI m TO HER DEAHI 'TO DEPRESSION WARM SPRINGS. Ga- Jan. tt.jp a lf n In the "little whit. hou*#“ —tAh—Unification of the *cat-|on Pin* Mountain, Roosevelt went lered federal agencir* dealing | ovrr thing* at Itngth Wtdnetday —— • -------with tranipartalion— land, tea and (night ami yetttrday with Walker N e g r o , F a c e d W i t h l l i O l l i s i a n S S o l o n S a y s alr^-ueder one authority It under D. Illn#*, former director general Farm ers, Shippers To n a u . . ra« ill L _ -V- VlL) study by' President-elect Kooaevelt of tb* railway administration, and H u tc h is o n E x p 1 a in s Meet In CourlHouse P h i ­ in hi* governmental eronomy Swagar Shrrley, of Kentucky, for­ r L .lL ! D . B r i g h t L i e c o y , S i g n s » ‘H o r s e b a c k r r e l g n t t^ n a r g e Itc To Talk PlowingUp mer chairman of the lloute ap­ drive. lo s o p h y ’ M u s t B e ln C o n fe s s io n B e fo re ! v is io n s ' G o in g In to It beeana# known authoritatively propriation* committee. Portion Of Acreage y o k e d B y l I . S . N a t i o n here yesterday that loni stride* B ro o k ly n O f f ic e r s • Speaking later for himtelf E fh g T lit F e b ru a ry ---I NfcW YORK. Jan. 27. —(Ah— already hare been made in thla Hlne* advocated th* government A n ta te -a rid # p la n ; approved NKW YORK. Jan. “7.—GP>—A phase of th# tremendous reorgan- j clot# th# treatury door* to support An th e r e s u lt o f change* to gaudy pencil who** red. blit*, and Huey Long, o„ a day’* vacation liatlon program contemplated by of Inland waterways; voiced op- n t L akelnnti la st n ig h t w h e rf b e m ade Im m ediately in position to the St. Lawrrnco p ro m in e n t local anti s ta te cel* gold *1 ripe* roaard afa year c l d .a l u r hit Senate fllibueler, tame th# Pr**ldent-elecl. Helen Stcrl r to her death In. t o Manhattan yr*t*nl*y with tht* I A tlmilar grouping of the fed- waterway* project: and urged e r y g ro w e rs nn<l sh ip p ers, f re ig h t r a ta a on v eg e ta b les --------Brooklyn cellar fnrr**l a cow**-j p,up sal: . .| eral forrt* directing radio, tele- elimination of th* recapture *lau*e sa id to co n tro l 90* p erc en t o f s e n t fro m F lo rid a to sev eral tlon from *Lloyd | % f *a» an't , IM|i th» m j d*prv«*l«.n usptes-u-n j,phone ;.pnon* and onn telegraph reiegrapn Into imo a comc«m- th# transportation act wh Vch 11m■ ---- today ■— -----•■ # - Price,' _22-jj --|f as ■ • a vn m a rk e t* , grow er* an d shipm g' -------------------------yrar.nl,! negro, that jm .,,»;|f.” y*L2it...aU^ii>uaU>s.. pmooiw ^-VsJw-pm tlttlW trtirM H trkW U Y i-pkTrorhfe.t“raTYi'oa3''pfolTC*. p ent o f th is section a n d F lorlto ta k e drnntlc greoa adopt* my pr. gram. I'll ( th# plan. ! It I* Roosevelt's idea that th# g a th e re d (t i HtlM/T To save ^TlOUaantCTf For _ lnitanc*. Repretaotallvu heing glvpn only to member* ol that "* he committed- the crime. p«-i .**--*'—j on “ *Page Six) step * to b e tte r s a g g in g m a r­ (Continued ». a aa a -a it . tft . —St1 instance, Representative — _ HVlOf (| » f n■ VIMjr■■ It*• 111WIISsew• m _us Isow* . ... e f tw.iswev— ^J ffp*.. nootii tv,tin- ft*"1 VnW' r > out of publt.- life for good.’* ,|n drafting hi* economy cam ’■ o f' d o lla rs an d th e d is trib u ­ Howard, (D. X*M. author of the Congrcv*."' .less# H. Jones, a cor-1lice confronted the negro with th e : ..j^ , p|ajn horseback phil-so-' k e t co n d itio n s now p re v s llln f, pvntii ihcy »nrj f>ai»l «.«i hi* m othrr ; yhy$ pny,' fip u in ed m in# director, yesterday axkftl pentfl rip U the itnau »«nator a< tio n o f m ixed c a rlo a d s is e x ­ resolution that brought tho report poration w ill be laid b e fo re l»cal fa rm ­ them kbolong#<l to hit | ^ uUtIine%I thi* program: H azard not to pabtlcis# th# r#. ,w— ,A—^ #n KU d#a$| ,UmA fathtf* ra th o r.U ... . ------------------on loan# prior to th# time they p ected to b e s tim u la te d , ac­ ers. grower* and shippers at th# , T, k^ „f fix dmftd* public in monthly port on th# ground th a t it would Price then eigned a confession. cording t0 word nctlvod hero to­ statement*, looked askenc# et the It# •al«l h# anproached proachrd H:l*n J gtufU un hand today. If tliters'* Court House tonight by F. F. f • tTontinaed On Tag# 8li> day uy J. C. Hutciioo, tale* a* «he played rn the . *id#walk, , nough wh»»t t^ |a >t next year, Dornvr, president ol the Seminol# showed her a quarter amt th* pen­ pr- hibit the raising of any wheat manager of tha Sanfird-OvicJo Agricultural flub, ami other , cil. and lured her to a tenement next y*»r. And the earn# with *11 Truth Grower*, Inc., from R. J. prominent mrn connected with basement where, he assaulted and other commoditloo, l>o**. n w ila n i * freight traffic tho Industry. strangled her with rope He wa* m anarrr of tho Atlantic Coast •“ How would the 'farm er live? Announced ycvtcrikiy *« a spoarrrstrd a* a *u*p:rt when polite iLl.int Ktilriad. rlal msstlng cf "*»riuu* Import'* ' Britain, AmericaHave learned he had *erved two reform­ fc- r « ;,. r ^ S S A new mixed carload ruling. »»iJTKr*at Involvln«“Slx Mr. Dorner today **ld that aa th#'atory term* for attack* on boy*. boys N ( r ^ surplus commoditiis and' •Icoigned by Mr. Hatchlton and result of. tho action 'law n teal Right To Regulate 8hooter"-Voiced By The negro also admitted be had |lJ|y)ni( ,hl. f , rm, r th , in.cease invinlmouily approved a t th* In lakeland sfter a pearly recmtly attacked a negro girl. Trade Pact#, IiView night Idaho Farm Leaguer joint convention In Chicago last In price; or fly# hour debat*, all farm*!* and Brooklyn mother* either *r week of the National League ol lb By building th j ne c ta ry growers attending t. night’s moot-, LONDON, Jan. 17.—(A*)—Com­ tng will b# asked to plow under DER MOINES, Iowa. Jan. 27— Commission Merchant*, the Amci- P lan ts Hiring 100,000 C o m m o n S e n s e P I a n O f r«m|Mipird their daughter* t*» and needed public improvement*— school or refused to allow them such as inland waterways, Irriga­ tAT—Massed protest against farm petent British oolnloa holds that ono-thlrd of their present 2 ^ lean Fruit and Vegetable Shipper* Or MoreMenAtfect- L a w * E n f o r c e m e n t l g out of the Louse yesterday *• tion proje t«, floo*l control— mortgage foreclosure* spread be­ when England and th*' United turad eeNry for ths next tw* * Association and th# Western Fruit ditrrtive, and policemen »earche,| A l s o A s k e d O f G r o u p ed By TwoWalkouts yond sectional limita yootmlay. (Contlnucil On I’ag* Three) Jobbers, goes Into effect on Feb. B ates gat down a economic bar­ weeks, and to spread lb# m*sathe neighborhood of six year old echoing from Idaho to Ohio. ago of the need for thla drastic U, while on Fob. 12. iri-ck comHelen Slrrler’s home for hrr slay­ DETROIT# Th* day's developments In brief: gaining there Is nothing in th* In­ action to # w y aratlon of tb# M biaiv sit Jan. 27.—(JV -A r#« TAIalaAHA88EE, Jan. 27.—(41) (■etltlve rale* will bvcome effectl»V. ternational obllgailon* 0f either At Nampa, Idaho, th# UnlUd country to prevent their setting county. cent walkout of a number of body i —Governor Fholt* yesterday called er*. a ► both In tb* Southeast. The girl's hotly was found in a Farmers' L*agu* threatened t« up a new syatarn of trad* relation* Every grosrar and shipper In | Explanation of Just what effect plant worker* resulted yesterday sheriff* of 2.1 north Florida rnun- vacant cellar a frw’iloor* from her get nut "a a ll shooter and four with each other. this county 1* urged to bo pred-' I he now ruling t.id rayUed tutee In announcement bjr tbe Ford Mn- ties into runfsience and askr-l home. Wednesday night, the thlnl red-blooded men" to force th# Th* Ottawa trad# agreement* •n t tonight. Mr. Domtr said__will hate on tha p rese n t_ trans­ tor C b m p a n r'th x t "itx factories their ei»-<>peration in- a romroign hild victim in that area within a legislature to enact m ortgag, re­ governing within th* |O v lin in | commorc* commtrc# wunin mv *Tbla meeting • *I* . of far-r*ariri* ,« rhlitf „ • . portation and distribution prob­ throi’ghorjt the United State*, em­ of rconomy 'and cummon srn .r law year. ' lief laws; emp.ro do not constitute a barrier lem was mad* thla mornirg by Mr. ploying an aggregate of approxi­ enforcement for the protection of The Pterler girl, younge.t of WASIIINTON. Jan. 27.-«AVWood county, Ohio, farmers as­ eontlnu*d “ for upon It hlngas, aa. • Hutchison when ha taid “Some mately ino.dOO mrn, would be shut the people Of tho slat*. seven children of l.oui» Sterlcr. an Far-rrarhlng .hinges In th* na­ sembled to block a foradosuro and t„ possible trad* cone#t*loss by .Speaking first of economy the Breat Britain to tho United 8t*taa w art It. th* success or falter#.'' i nvmplovctl pedtllrr, was fouml by tion's from mic structure were did so by removing a finance com. lime ago, the Atlantic Coast Lin* down Indefinitely. . of ‘ our r*l*ry firmer* tbU year.’, The walkout occurred #arly this governor asked tho sheriff* to help the mrdtral examiner to hove died urged yesterday by railroad was approached and reWilliam pany bidder fro mth# vicinity of In return for roductlon of tho war Wo must hav, the pressure of 4 ' debt, according to an authoritative ■ iv*led to sponsor those two pro- week In th* two plant* of th# him save I200.00U annually by f r o m a.fhjrxiatlon Induced by Green, president of tho American th# auction platform; every grower and hla announced ■ interpretation of th# document *v#ry mailing to him *!l tr ip le t, for jlrtgg* Manufacturing Company, strangulation. Her Jaw had been poeala, and they have teen *nF.’drratinn of Ijibor, with an Governor Berry, of South Da support of our plan, and U th»TO -Jk i.cmuring since that time la secure finally resulting In tb# shutting extradition of prisoner, front nut fractured, appar-ntly by n blow adiird warnlpg that labor will kota, urged mortgag* holder* to evolved at Ottawa. aro —any grower* who hie# opln* There wax ao Intimation T n * r o w a s no im im a cio n iwvw • ." '£ ,1 '.., , Ih* approval of tha other carrlei* down of th# plant*. wh;r» *V*U| of the state, lie said he wnull from an Indian club. fighb to ubtala. lb«m with *v*ry refrain from foreclosure "w hen­ that the raerat by N o rtf. i6 **J*T , M t Isgillmate means a t it* command. ever possible.” and of th* Interstate Commetre (1000 mqn wor, employed. W ire utfjse the not*weary arrangements tho *X- f#*llon* Chamberlain, ehtegtlhrr of th* were ordered. t« guard toe plant*, h governor* of other stairs «r.il Outlining hi* program in an At L# Mara, Iowa, Plymooth agidataenatralare p*rad id *n the I t / tfiR’ Florida sheriff* whto 'w rltte„' for .tho NkHda’s county R ta w n . uphmw*rt'r In tha shoquar. l* wW*WU»*-Br tkrMta,' * ' ’L " and,where to go for fugltlroa. R a v in e .o r g a n nf th* nathhtai forcible yraventlon of forecloaur# policy was oatlteod w a s ---------- mooting atari* at 1.00 • ‘slock. Rd, - pord offlrlal* etplalned the* chamber of commerce. Green sal**, itoppe.1 a forerlosura on tha move for such bargaining botw*on Ih# governor said Florida hud *nf r e t Mora th in 50 farmer* and r#pthis country and America, but on* could not continue narration with, lo.t ISn.OOtl.VflO In limber fire* lis t’d eight objective*; homa of Dr. G. W. Cunningham. of th* fundamental objective* of rstentatlw s of large shipping of- • 7cry. and other vegatsrtlea are nut bod to* furnished liy th* Briggs j i i I iripiested sheriffs to aid In Federal license* for corporation* t0 whom many nf them said they shipped Into the Houtheaslern ter­ England's swing from fra* trad* ganlietlon* gathered in LaktteM . . , . lireverting and putting out fire*. TALI.AIIAH.HF.K. Jan. 27. - i d l ! ,|olnc an InlrraUte bu*lne,t with owed dental bill*; ritory each aotaon. the*# change* company. to tariff last year waa tb b* abla teat night, according to Mr. Don,. Claretire W. Avery, president of -Governor Sholtx .aid yesterday I sjv.lfW rr.|iilrements a . to ac Directors of Ih* National Farm­ to us* lb* U rlff aa • bargaining nor. Many and varied were th# Turning to law enforcement, will **«# a good many thousand* the Murray Corporation of Amer­ ers Holiday Association, mealing weapon. In hi, ipeeeh Mr. Cham­ suggestion* for Improving rondlof dollar* to thl* community and ica. mxnufafurer* of automobile Sholtx asked sheriffs to halt the be eoulil not legally, therefore will | counting. the state. Tb# truck compclUHe bodies, sold t|>nt because of the t-nolh-gglng uf gi inline on which V t . grant Florida motorist* morej Nath nsl economic planning. at D*s Mein**, placed Its Inftu. berlain pointed out how effectlv# Ilona, ho added, until It waa ttecldod UUt voluntary daatnictlon of < rota* from Kaaford will oeerago Ford shutdown from 1!«» to 2000 th* state tax I* not paid; to lowrr Jime in which to lo.y llbtn aulo- aiming at the raising of .Und- enc* behind “all organised efforts, this has been. aids of living and not price fix­ local, ealanty, or *tat*>H whether In Twenty nation* are at Eng­ • portion of th* crap la an abso­ approximately W1 per ear -urlng. mon. half th# company's ro.tcr, the number of highway aevidcnl* mobile llconse tag s ur.l that the th* nam# of the association or land’s doorstep now, walling to lute Mcoaalty at this time. > by rloser watch On traffic vis- price of 1933 lag* would not be ing and limitation "f output. These ratoa will be effective in would hr lahl off. A pr. lectlve service (govern­ not, to protect farm property from ■wap trad# advantage. Active ne­ A resolution was also passed, ha lalors; to assist the reduced staleilucd. approximately tho tame tvinlnry Fmploee* "f the Rrirg* comforecloaur* and to obtain cost of mental I for Invs.lors. beginning gotiation* are prograoslng with laid, doctaring that Floridn law requires lug *i;ent* a* the cltnia truck eouip.'lltlve psn- declared tb* walkoot was due forces In enforcing gsme and fl»h II cognition nf th , equities of production for farm products; five of those nations, th# chancel­ MondOFt Jkn. SO, tho acreage of to deduction* mode hv th- com Ii w. mi l to try to k e p '-hoboc. to chscae u 25 p e rm it irn alty fur <rker. in the Industrie* In which rtAe* last aeason." Wisconsin authorities brought lor said. Thera appears to bo no celrry of thla state maturing dur. ‘T he reduced eompetilivc lm*k r *ny for “dead time" when work, tramps and g an g .trr." out nf licen.e. on nod after Feb. I. *ml they work. rhargaa of rioting against II reason why tho United States Inf th* two week* following he ic q n llf. law rn fo rm n rn t offic«rs Florida. . cm move from on# port of the rA#*". Ho **id, "Will ap^ly on thr Constructive governmental ron- farmers a* the re.ult „f a recent Both tho gnverror and Cnmp- to a rr e 't mothrisl* who liavr not trol nr credit t- finance produc­ forced sal# at Jefferwin, wher* could not Join th* xroro of other curtailed one-third te tho drstte*present rarlusd minimum when plant to another, or whrn breaklion by plowing , under, of solid j] obtained projicr log* on ur.l uft#r •tr—Her I r# told the sheriff, the loaded In refrigorator cars, an I ,|r —n* In machinery oeeur cattle and farm equipment wa* nations. tion. The nice*** of any Anglo- row*, aa It matorw. Th* resululton Nearly 12<V) employe, of the stste h id boon losillg much r-vr Mar. I. will also apply on lower minim, m A federal agvn'y to eoll-rt and auctioned «f at *«»P hid* of several American trad# bargaining It like­ also provided that on Friday 'of j The * governor said Attorney Collat* data as to man hours of cents and then returned to Ih* ear load weights whan loaded m Mo'nr Proiijrt* Corporation, whu mu- thrnugh rootlrgqtng of gaso­ ly to b* determined by tho mutual each week herraft-r th* Florllln walk-d out last Frldav. following line across th* fieurgui an.1 nI AU* r, Grn.-ial la n d i. advl.nl him he w<rk available and a. to wage original ownar. Alt (;fn (Continued On Pag# Three) advdntag** In proapoct far Oraat Celery Bhlppera, Inc.. Uk# action n similar wag# dispute, r tturned boms lino into Florida. Th not legally extend the time could earners' Income to provide stand­ aa to a continuance or revision of ' Britain and th« demlolonx. work yesterday after official, (Continued On 1‘age Kl1*1 J lor I vying la g . this year, lie ards for .determining trnnnmir Th, Ottawa tgr««m*at include* thl# prartlce- for th , Monday ‘of . Strong Chinese Force to KAIHF.H IH 74 report rd an adit stmrnt hail been jg tin »aid he would rvromnii'iid balance. , a clause to tb# effect that If tho each arcond wn-k thereafter. An '* mail-. In (Jrand Rapid* officials that the legislaluie In April re­ FaiU To Oust Japs of Higher wad#*» , DOORN. Jan. 27— tA I-W IL British government and th# do­ amendment to the rvsolutloa, tiroth# Hays# Body Corporation Seaboard Asks ToQuil duce the price of ta g . to $•*> a n t O rganiiattrn nf worker* Into helm llohentollern. former Kalssr minion government, of Canada for poaed by J. C. Hutchison, of Han­ $10, but that thl* reduction, if mnr« and stronger unions. tag Th# A*#*#Frt#0 F 7-?». . said about 100 employes had Wilhelm th# Second of Germany, ,xample, consider that variation ford, waa also adoptrd, tending A strong Cblnoat fore* fallod In walked out In protest again.! a South Florida Branch voted, would not take place until celebrated hi* seventy fourth |n th* term* of lb# P**ta signed at that “Thl* rolsry aerrago of <Jw readjustment of wages. $n attempt today # o drive JapaOttawa a rt necessary, th* two slat* agree tn It " WASHINGTON. Jan. 27— G D - 19.14 la g . go on aale rvxt Decem­ birthday today by att»ndlng neso troop* from Cblumenkow (n A full explnnatlun of tho reso­ —Th« Seaboard Airline Railroad ber. ' church service* »nd giving a governments can snUr Into ton. groat wall of China domi.tatlution, a t well as a discussion aa The l'JXI ta g . have been on sal# today a«k#d th# Intirrstat# Com­ LERA FfHII ON ICR aultatlon. • luncheon for friends. mm tho coAslil rout* from China tn what territory a new low merce Commission to permit It In ■Inc# |l#c. I, but motorists hovo proper Into the Chinese provine; freight rate on celery ill apply «nd WASHINGTON - Cold storage abandon it* 45 mil# line from been slow to huy new lkens««. Mo­ Mt'BT BE NICK WEATHER ‘ JthoL Tho Japan*** captured at WAR ON GUNMBN the amount of celery shipped Into holdings of fish in United State* Manatee to Arcadia. The |lrte orig­ tor VrhlM# Commissioner Mcl.in pats mar* than two weeks ib# D.v. 15. 10.12, s mounted to 55,­ inally wa* built into the timber recently said ta g receipt* on LAPORTEL lad— Violet# out of that territory last w ar, will he CHARLESTON, S. C.-Th#r* Is IIKit 1.1N. Jan. 27.—(Ah-G*r. _»*o _ In preportiion for an an- 749,044 pounds as comparrd with section. . E’eb. I would te abo it $2 ,000,000 man politics was thrown into con­ a t tty ordinance here preventing seasen, are blooming In tho yard presented to th , audience. imwncad Invasion of Jihol. Among those from Rqnford' et- . Receiver* for th* Seaboard said 52.I67.MA pound* Ncv. II, and of Mr. and Mr*. Norman Bmtth. fusion yesterday by semi-official sal* of tap pistols. Jap* ness >UMa bombed and T2M3X>* pound, on Dec. 15, that llttl* timber now rtmtined. under the same dat# last y»af. tending th , meeting In lakeland hralu up a CktiMa* m lliury randistribution «f a news llenr re­ last night, were J. C. llutehlaon, . ■ and that moat of th# v#g#Ub|rs liO a . Mora 1031. rentratlon was!“ at‘ V Hall#. porting Adolf Hitler had re­ F F. Dutton, M. S. Wlgglna, D. and citrus' go through packing Tr~) lhaa SOfiOO CklMaa troop* ara ranounced hi* claim to the chanF. Wheeler. P. N. Whltehufat. ; housoa which u*# truck* to gather porttd prapartaff fw ■ t 1**11 in SLAYER FOUND GUILTY cellorshlp. . Georg* F. FUh. A. F. Collom. W. them. that region. Takf# Mamed that Several Knur* after th# publica­ M. Bcott. L. K. Buttolph, J. DlngJapanra* t r a ^ e H " accuplod J A C K S O N VILLR — Walter felder. R. R- Dees. Robert C<*b, , tion of this story Hitler's pres* RONS ARR PALLBEARERS llslho, th* last Important town on Rountree wa. found guilty of representing the Senford shipping representative l-eued an angry rfeInterlocking tbe dlractoratea. WASHINGTON, Jin . 27.-LA*)— tho Siberian bonUr t* bo brought ihurdrr In first degree her# for i,—Eight win* DELAND, Jan. 2 7 - Drastic re­ nlsl. PEABODY, He presented tha n s a lli of • o rtanlrtllons, end F. F. Dorner Th* poesIblUty uf a Senate Inquiry under th# MaMhakuo govarnment. th* death of hia brother-in-law, w#r* ___ b#a _____ at th; funeral 'f ductions In the^axpens* of pity On* of H itler's closeet confidant* nine month Independent Inquiry John Mklech. Frank Melacb. PoUf Tb# Prusalag gaedraoioat denied Everett Hedge*. Btpt. 17, IP32. Mrs. Mary Walsh. govtrnmcnt went hand In hand said that during the past few days hung last night in th# background Jet# condition which la Intokrabk Thurston, Harry Thurston, Fr*d uf charge*, by a labor l*#d*r that Japan**# raportl that It baa ena, h b j. »Ywith greatly reduced rvcolpt* from “there hs* been ronetant negotlalit a fra# country." fra y wsj iA (d Zerrotutir, R # x P ick n rt. RPJale r e d . sacral a g T e e m tn l w ith Roy r l taxation ond othef sources, accord- Jlotja betweon the nationalists sod New Yerk bank* bar* obUlMd a by Norria t# appear befor# tb# Byntoo, Ralph Chapman, Roy CMwa twrtiwagth—’th«M**wtry,a ir.g to th# annual report of I'JtT th* national socialist* for th# "strxsgl* hold" an American la- commute# today aad name tho In, Kirby Fite. Roy Beruxlt, r »*# L*y«>tt. dustry that baa brought It to a aatU ap anoo* a Potter, PotWfr .'rand* Mtriwelher. Wynn Mmagrr- It. P. k'ord for th* year overthrow of Chancellor von boakora bo contend* ara blocking 1932, which was submitted to th* Schteicher ami th* establishment condition “bordering upo# sorvt- Improvement tn working condl Charles Dunn, Fred Pop#, W. B> Hathaway, amt olhora. A atntflof j . _____?#Whltiier Dies rity commission last night. of a coalition 'presidential* esblnet. Chairman NorrLa of th# Jodklsliad delegation from * • [• “ ** Expenditure* for th# Jwstr* Illtler, he said, did not neces­ Way* and Mean, 'rtm m ittee, that WASHINGTON. Jap. 27^UP>Fray "said his survey showed A t Rom# Of H er Son months past w*r# mor* than 941,- sarily Insist upon heading such a ary commllte# demanded tha In- the partner* te sixteen Urge pri and Manat** also aUendod Ute Anti-prohibitloalsU o p e n e d a American bus Intis he protected 1)00 under tho original budget fig- esblnet. Former Chancellor von vestlgatlwt abortly after John Y. vet# banking house* te New York, . B R. WWDHr. widow »f drive In the lion*# today to #Um- against imparts from count rie. Frey, •ocrotaryvtrtaauror of tb# that had reduced th* value nf me, the report showed, whll* ro- Tapon. who preceded General von molal trade* department of th# Including J. P. Morgen and Co-, tha lai* Captain B. F. Wkttner. BONE BESETS ITtiELT I B a t # prohibition enforcement Iheir mowey, reipts from vsrloua sources' f*lt Schleicher in that nffie* *n HJals and Kuhn-Lo*b and Co., held 1,067 | at tb* ban* «f ter a#a. B.9. funds for the 1934 fiscal year from federation #< labor, had aaaailod IWATERVILLE. M*. — Approving an Increase of $|H^ •hnrt Of th* anticipated figure by mar Behscht, former head of tha SrH at l:M> o'clock UU at a hearing the domination which directorships te other book* end Fireman John Campbell fell < Ih# Justice Department bill. Th* 000,000 In Vftaran. expenditure, nmre than $66,000. Only nn early Rsdchsbank, figured prominently Htdaetrial eonccmc throughout the nova lag. he said |ho bonk* hold over tersa n k ;* will be h*lJ — «naal te ellmtent* #11 of th* for next ywar, and anticipating rrslixation of th* need for r*0"- aa poeslbl* chancellors. c«##try. Dlractera In the eight s te in , re remained porotlaj$> •• ' • Croa* Episcopal Charjh >DjnV<m bill cfcrrted for »n- that aomethteg drank- h# ilon* omy In #*ery deportment, which It was fr*«ly admitted last leading commercial banks te Now on consulting a i “Th* tankers' control of credtjl 'v r f .s e * ', was mad# bp O’Connor, about th# Farm Board by next lie wa# arrived s t by th# city of D*- night that premature putdlcallon p M i* i •* York City, ho ataerlsd. bold mem he had Buffered now makes It impossible for 4inbut th at the bon* bad , xsltk bcftei te th# faH hr New York, leader of tb# D*mo remb#r, tb# Hmw# Approcriatlon. la rd to enter on th# year 1933 In • f Hitler's rwerslon to hi* "all or ployera to do whot they can t# here hip* on tha board* of 1,741 ’Commllte# reported • billion dnl sound financial condition and with te th lrg ” policy. rrstic wot bio*. banka, utility companlt ipfwva conditions", Fray aald. DROPS DEAD BlIOOTDHq will 2 P MoMojTp Th# one* votaM $3,755,000 first U r indeaiadopt offices supply hill *q indebted#*ss carry ovrr of toanrai. r , Fray. UattfyUg before *. ‘J. lloufhton. dtfWf'tiry bill, mlnos tb# pertlons to tho f#r action. u n#M#i i# only a IllUo ptoro than $l$.000.t|p. FARMEKS GET SOMETHING T h o ’Cbxae National Book of BROWNS BaOWNSVILLB. “ ** id S«a*o oommltteea * U « te * HenoU decided to I c . Ifatchlooa, aad I# which F resident H tef*r o».JectNow York waa said t y Fray to A, f o r a balanced budget propoAAlft f#r • 30-hour work ip C R IM PROVEB COSTLY work (4, wa# «#aa*d agate by Ik# NousIf- jt :" WABHINGTON—More th a n fl^ lav* -coecrad" an employe Into car Janres Ihrougk' tgt* te all appro•ad w ot ItlJMtiOOO ta loans have b o a th a t federal regulation la .CRAMjDfTO—Th* I. Behlll.r aimed at iwducteg wag** sod Uylxg off « » attempting t i t h e priatioa Farrall. awry t* Irn p rm Ubor -R . H. f f l£ T S M O n . board •old tho heart • t tk# sltoatteli J bullrt ml* ml of trim* In C goal at the Corporal k........ Ul xtec# It bogan oprrations. » tho Mouse pres>:at If WASHINGTON, Jen. *T—<A*>-| $54,496,000 that went to the Tentativr question* of doubt and Francisco Bonk of America assurance*that everything wm» *« i ho to newspaper mon: It ahould he. cam# from member* “It teem* *tr*nfe that the » f of ’ .yesterday a t they! pnralidn thould m*ko a *64.000,. - Congress --t.looking . . further Into *»-; considered the ooo loon to a tyndleate of forelgn| | ooo |o«n» the Reconstruction ! ert aad want to keep it tecrel I Finance Coeporailon mode In the while a farmer who borrow* $200 i for trep production la blacklitted Until n " t h * Tolumlnoo* “ ~ £ =report; * and hi* loan potted throughout hit roald be itudled »horoti«hly. noth- coontry. ine we* likely to happen tor far at “I itUl tee no reaton to make ineettiaation wa* concerned. But [ flth of the farmer and beautifully there wo*. meanwbU*. both erlti- feathered fowl, of the big foreign eitm and dofrnt* of tho fart* t u r . : borrower*.** rounding tb* $1, 195,000,000 the ,. lie sate h* had been “abused corporation told the Hop** It au. hecaut* he in*l*t#d that tb* loan* thorlted from Feb. 2 through July approved in th* flee month* ,1*™fiJSS. -s25sajslash PROTESTS OVER NEW SYSTEM OF FARM SALES ARE 1RADE RELATION HEARD OVER U.S. SEEN IN OFFING STRIKES CLOSE SHOLTZ ASKS AID FORD FACTORIES OF 23 SHERIFFS IN MANY CITIES IN ECONOMY W AR |it! Drastic Change In Nation’s Economic Structure Is Urged SholtzSays He C Not Legally Exte Tag Purchase Time r w s « German Politics Is Artfused By Reoort Concerning H itler 3FK Reductions In City Expense Reported By DeLand In 1932 Anti-Drys Open Drive In House To End Spending: Of Money For Enforcement Charge That N. Y. Banks Have Strong Hold On U. S. Industry May Be Pro! t �# b I _o__ r -F *1 BANFORD, FLORIDA, b* usable to aecempaay the team. Score ef the vanity game aad llno-epa: ' • Bern(note High 44: Smith, f, 4, Hugva, f,-4. Courier, f, 14, Kslley, f, 10, Eanner, r, 4, Govocek, c, 4, Knight, f, 0, Higgins, g, 1. Pres­ *klatk» 22 iConllnued from Pafp Qdp ) (Continued from Page Odb) ton, g, 2, Milter, g, 2; Pnlstka 22. bgUlallon '"trodorod i f Copeland, Coatl*»n, George, Claw, Both, f, 2, Pounds, f, 9». Robaitf Roberts, _ n0, Roblnoon rourd#d out a form ra- Q«r». Hsrrlson. Hnydra, ffafr c, S, Barnhill, «, 0, Psrry, g, Hancock, g, 2, Brown, g, 2. *’ • Hof profram of mammoth pro- Kendrick, King MrGill, MstteJlar, portion* to tho support of whlek Pittman, Robinson, of ArkaKsea, Pipaidont-vlaot Roosevelt la un- Roaavll, Bmlth, Trammell. T f i •sman d*retood to k t committed In a ding*. Wagner, and Walsh, of ' . general wap. Montano-2S. Many months ago ho told tho Total—54. n i farni^Jeadors that If they could Republicans against: Prosier, f O O U ogre upon a program he would bo Hewell, Ny*. Scholl—4. dlapoaad to regard It favorably. Democrats against: Bolow, Conth e "A" #r varsity teem won • conomy le Accordingly. the ferm groups "ollf. Sbepperd and Thomas, of 44 hi 22 decision to make It two otfgJght over Ppletkn, th« locals esrfptlon, »“*blng these meaaurea hare 0 k“ 3 "* 7 ?: pine .h a t pinned Ihelr hopes on the (pedal F*rm»r.Labor against. Bhlphaving dofsatod that clah In PaIslta h s m weeks e g o ky a to to i sroelon riprctvd to bo colled by * . be by for ^ Rooserelt .early this Spring. I , . . . ' l^.aoers. Johnnie Courier was icipenaire s | lhM,_ h ' .t. much * ♦ "* '» " P*lud f*»< or anh lg l, point scorer for Seminole fsmilies nounced f .r tho bill w or. Bwaiuon. Hfeh, taming In 14 of tbo 41 oys J. W. M po” ibU , * "r* Stephens, Democrat# and MeU yaMte, followed by Rely with 10 man for • " t . f #B*r*1“ ' ,pon1, f « oM h* U f- ralfe. Shortrldgr, Republican., palate. lurrrs of tetotlen feel It would be eure to reagainst o r announced Tho "B" team wet tbo winner relre a Hoover veto. against w*r« Senator! Long. Reyby a 19 m ef 21 to 22, and II neks," he Outstanding in tha 23-pag* RobWheeler. Democrats, and mfmbers ef the second tosm tow up erery- 1"»«" Mil Introduced yestorday Is R^lnoon, 0f imJUna, Republican, action during tho contort. i, putting provision for a 1 1 ,000,000,000 gor^ threat to oppose the conTbo vsrslljr tram has now scored cost an ernment agency—tho “Emergency f i c t i o n of Senator Glass, at throb wins la tig trios. Tomorrow requently, Agricultural* Refinance Corpora- secretary Bf the treasury, should for eggs tlon” to lend up to 110,000 sach q,# bo named for that poat, was H teams sn a throe-day road trip ,.onlputa»|.to»Individual (srm e sKi i isw fi»o>|-»nlr»<f 1tr*th|-Wenste r w teH oy b r Thomas, of Oklahoma, In taking recognition of reports that Glass a Jaekeoavllle. wsi planning a second sffort to secure passage nt hie banking chickens actoally pay thslr own reform bill by Invoking clolorv. way white at the same time they Word had sprvad. as ths Senate are a great help In cutting down became Involved In ■ protracted living sxponses at horn*. discussion of currency Inflation "Having one's - own neighbors and war debts which, further de. for customers involves all the Jaysd a r s i s on the bank.MIL.that, more responsibility of providing the Virginian was preparing an»ggs: Ikat are right," he says. othtr cloture petition, although he "Lqrge, rlesn eggs with clsar, made no announcements of sach thick whites and firm, upstanding goldsn yelks—In short, eggs that an Intention. “If cloture is asked on this bill look good and tasts good are fftr a second time by the Senator what's arantsd. from Virginia," the Oklahoman “How to maintain a backyard __. a second yard Dock and produce high grads ........... ....... ... have It ready uniform .eggs..with the minimum when his name comes before the nf Investment and management Is Senate for confirmation." the problem that has been th« an*-. RATES Jeet of considerable research and Sanford bowlers won three ' * work * ‘by Purina straight games from sn Orlsmlv experimental Mills," according to their reprs- taint at the local alleys last night, sehtatlve. "In the course of this the first two games by small •rarInvestigation, all factors control- gins anti the third by Vi pine, winIng ta itr, color, “hell texture, Btng^he Mktch by'710 lot.ifprnsr body of yolks and whites In eggs High three game score was wars closely studied a n d ' ob­ turned in by E. S. Bsnde- <>f the served.'* (Continued from l*sge One) Hanford team with 515 points whlla Harry Matthews of 'h r Or­ the bank while the safe was being TO USB RANFORD t'KLEHY lando team had high individual rifled, wtre ehtsed to Ole city lim­ sore of 102 points In nne game. A its by Chirf Bochart earlier In Seminole County or Florida cel­ return match will be played In Or. the evening. ery will he used exclusively on lamln on* Fridayy night. The robbery was discovered yes­ dining ears attarhed tn trains of BAYER'S ASPIRIN NOW OB­ terday morning at 9 n'closk by Scores: . the Nickel Plate line according to Seale •afarO r4 . ITA IN AILI IN 5c a NI) 10c IU •IJ G. R. Clerk, liquidator aoyolatod H. Painter and C. P. Tell, of W. IIItecK . l i tm lIU i t lit W U - INQUIRE AT Y O U R Vg| II '»♦ HI ky Ernest Amos, former stew HI •»« H I *» It. .Merkel l»» Blrmlnghkm. repreaentlag th»t I L A. 111 IU . 4:wlftl*----- I U IHA U IU t*14 i l romptrollrr. at th i time the bank isllrosd. who vtsltod at the'ChAm- r . H Ii.no.r IM ll«III m. i l .l i l l HI lie ON i n 1ST IU IT7 lit l>l her of Commsrc. office yesterday i. Il.lhal . .... IBS afternoon. t n i n H J JISI • rla.Sa ORD t o n truck. Good. |60. Pord tin IIS U l m ytckup. Good. f i t . Reel A Sons, ISI i n !•« 311 IN n t III Ml sa d Car Dealers. ’- ' Why Use a Bladder >High School its D efeat O u tfits -----ix .'i "'•* " r< - THE SANFORD IfO C E v Help For F a rm e r S en ate P a s s e s On G reat Scale Is Glass B an k in g Proposed In P la n Celery M arket Report* C k u a e s O fL ^ ^ J ^ . Through court*? of the U. 3. Department of Agrfeul* ture in co-operation with Uje Florid* State IfarftUng • Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. Ik* ctraw lt C a a r t la i M esiVfiwS k l. Wllvj I M 1'TRL‘a W THFIUMA •m t MAMIB XTnPMX.VJt. Ilia a l l . , • v r a O a f.a d sa ln . t. I t W . W ANK, • • •* * * ••) V u l i r o r u H I 'n a r l *> h M I n r t f npkolitlait th a n a ir a t fa r amla a a d vail a l p a hi la m i s s y la thp M o k asl a n d b a il k M *ar Opg caak. hafura t ha Ira n i d o o r i l | * I 'o a r l lla a a a In Kanfnrd. S a m h a B f a a a jjr . r i o t Ida. h alw av a Ik# l« f E Ct As — f - , - , e v . - as mmbm S ell kAl **■ M i “BOWLING NOTES' Expert Yeggmen Blow Open S a fe Of Closed Bank III tee is IUi Physic? m in k a n rs 4 ‘i a r Rpwlelgh Products In Betake County. Othgr good llttea available. Company furN everything hut tha car. I ' profile for hustlers. Write W f T. lUwtelgh Company, iphle. Tenn., or >N mo, B. L. a, *01 Blm Aeenus, Sanford, Uon V a n l c d or Wtshwomtn. ^ « u r w s « . URNI8HED Aportmenta ^ rW rftgd. tod palmetto A re. per month, water ftir. pd. Cold0ugh Realty Comy fhaao 712. •________ ■ ptr * WUe See M. Haines, sf Itsylsn Ohle. nvlfesi “I welshed in* ee sinned In yohe Krwsehea. I never »•■ •• esrarleed ns w h e n I welshed eeyeelf the fir.I week—I •sal f ssssda. I fw.l hsnahl n r Srd lev and ass dawn «• Nt—am still • S h i e s them and saver fell hence la mr Ilfs.* Uni* IT. IkMl. To take off fat—toko en* half teaspoonful of Kruschtn Balls In a llaa* o£ hot watsr in the morn­ ing before breakfast—on* bottle that last* 4 week* costa but a few rents—get It at Teuchton'a Banford Drug Co. or any drugs tori In America. If this first bottle falls to convince ydu this Is the SAFE agd harmless way to loe* fat— your money gladly rstnmed. Don't accept ■ anything b u t Kruse hen because you mutt re. dues sofelyr—Adv. IIS ST IIT IT! 412 111 T n la ta J \VnR«»r F. IV lI.nn III US 111 IIS HI 221 111 in ■11 l/t iit T o ta ls III 171 219 HV K*»« Teams of men and women golfvis from DeLand will be In Banford Monday afternoon shortly after loach to return a visit paid them by Banford golfer* some weeks ago, aad participate In a tournament over tke Hanford Country Club course atarting at 1:30 o'clock. Andrew Ctrraway, maaagsr ef the local club, today Invited every golfer In the city to join either team so that a large welcoming committee will present to greet the DeLand tenma.. He sold that espial ns will b« appointed on Saturday. m « W anted To R o st BftNTRD TO REND • room for'FoWk*d house n*krt 'Grammar kgfctol.' teust be In good condition aftKyMt m*oiwb)e. R*p)y L L .B . S fB m iA , • C4blaot Serve tTt--- £5SB £0M A N C A R N I V A L f |F itc r ta tio M -A m a u m t STWl COUNTY•* COMMI • •LABORATR COMMtEI Heir 4w4. M oarts 7 *r ____ nnnikwsM * . w il a o v . K. vr. vr arm , n o T L R 1^ r t a l UmM,,r- SnllrUnrs far Plaintiff. British Cruiser, On * Oaten* Long Foreign Visit, Departs For Home gh Five ' U*d '*[* ’ , la High School L* . Ii . . he followed by tomorrow night gh School In ng the first icason for the group which 11 John Courier, k Kenner, Blit KnlgbL~Mlack PENSACOLA, Jan. 2 S .-H . M. S. Danae weighed anchors Tuea^ tn d |n r # fi»*j|ay visit to Pensacola. The warship sailed for g ny |in<j gIMj home for her 450 ofofficers and men have been en(l| N8rth American wataye .fay the pMt two an(j one half years, The flJtOO-ton British cruiser steamed Into U)e local harbor from Houatnn, T ea, last Thursday. Her officers have Inspected the local Naval Air station and both her -officers and me nhave been en. lice and fire deportments. This effected, the Comltaion then turned to a further redaction of other salaried employes of tho city. All, members of the City Commission wars present, Mayor-Commissioner G. H. Bates presiding. Ths ruts in salaries mads last Priday constitute a cut from 1170 per month t o '9133 for the city clerk and city treasurer and tax collector, a cut from 1140.25 to 1125 per month for the supprlnUndent of the waterworks de­ partment, and a cut of from 1125 lo_ |1 1 0 per month for the sup­ erintendent of the sanitary de­ partment. Par Milling Fist. Kcsems, Til. Isr, fling Warms sod all skin Irrllsllans nr fnse.l Bliss Hold undir monsr I.S.H gusranIsr. .11 ( s i ullsfU d. For nets si TRY NEWZO TOUCHTON’8 r D o n 't n e g le c t C o ld s SANFORD DRUG OO. Herald Printing Co. P la n t City Makes Its Second Cut In Municipal Payroll PLANT CITY, Jan. 2 5 -M e e t­ ing In specUl session called by the mayor last Friday aftsrnoon, the City Coamltsien made a sec­ ond slash In talaris* of* city em­ ployes Approximating In general a 10 percent cut. The first ru t la salaries was made during the summsr and effective the Drat of Heptember. The cut of last Friday was mad* offectiva Jan. II. Tbo meeting Friday wap called pri­ marily tn adt the wage scale for SERE’S THAT QUICK WAY TO STOP A COLD • 4 • ' # -r * *’ • . That Doctors Advise As Tho Fastest, Surest Way manager ef the team, was also a passenger In one of tha three Sanford Golfers To Meet DeLand Sunday M B REN T:. 1 »o*m g r» '-k»4 211 W. tlth . Bt Phone i ) K i tf tir 2 P. ¥.. ■ i r .f • MAKES WOMEN LOSE FAT 121 MS s o la n n I f a s r i a r of N a rtk a s m ( J u a r i.r a f N a .tln i|- * | , T n w n a k la IS H a u l* , lia n a * 3S K s s l . Ik# sam # In ka ante lu . a l l . f r s s ld S. c ra . T. rm«: C a . k , D t r . k a a . r In p a y Ml ID IIS s111 n m i n it i l l r ..d a n II. IV arn ar *f M r a» Fakrwarr. is«l. Ik* mm* katas a Rsl* Day i t this Conrt, HM fallowing e.srrlbad prapariy tlinat* In iwnilrtal* i-naniy, Ftnrtos. Is.wli: • Totaii 111 . To drive out lmpurlll*i and s t ­ a. hi ress arid* Ihsl muse Irrllstlnn Jack Brseden and Ralph Warner t- RALE: Chsvrotct tonring whlrh rvaiills In silling up nights, wtre high point players In tho frequent deelre, kurnlna. I.s pstn, L Run 52,000 milts, motor nr backache. flP.KKTH. the hleddrr Sanford two-man tournament, fbwdIGon, good liras and new Kh x tlc w o r t s p le s a e n llr on the play In which preceded the -J*nd er a s r s s t n r o il no the MiwWUI sen for cash only. What • llad a tle i a t i c la st l»m frnm fo u r ford-Orlando match. Mr. Breedrn 9 afftrT Call t t Utrald iff lev d ru g g is t. A fte r fn u r d a re if not ha,| high Individual single k*">* a n h a sh ami h i r« u r wen 1:00 and 61OO P, M. or fettered m oney. Too w ill feel h e lle r a fte r score of 177 pointstto "Chevrolet" car* of Her- M il* r t .s n e ln a and you get your r e a s l s r eleen. T e iic h ln n 's H enfunl lir u g I ’n. and M r lt .y n n l.l. Iir u n I'n •a y nt’KKTII Is n heel eelter.— Adr I n a n a l- ■vlv Cnanty, FteVIOa. M i t u n i i , la a m u l l ***** ( k a r a ts t ~ n l l a e dry cell battery and the nitrogly­ cerin# was held In place by soft soap. Former' Hurler .Of New York G iants Will P itch Sunday Jack Bentlsy, former Maw York Giant piteker who was puichaaad for 953,000 toms yeors ago, will pilch 0 portion of tha exhibition baseball game between Baafbrd and D elaad all-star teem* at Mu­ nicipal Park next Sunday after­ noon ot 1:00 o’clock. , Mr, Beotley, who now resides In Sanford, accepted M Invita­ tion to Join . t|M many playare now living hors, and appear In 1hip game, aad ho, with Tig* Mi­ nor. at Ocoee, aad Otis'- Carry, the tall right-hander who' l tog t h o Central Florida BasdMI Friday SpeciAb Appnlnchkola . - OyBtere, qt.t.^i. 3 W hiting, 6-lb£^. £ BREAM end .. , Mullet, 6-lba}.‘’^ 2 Good T a il I tr 2 fiegrr AtpUIn Tailrti. Merchandise Hindsomo booklets, fold­ er*,-broadaidea . . . rich brochures . . . effoctlvs posters . . . the kind thst will hurdle ths waste basket and crania new markets for your foods . . . that Is ths type of printing you will find here. *' Drink Full Ghost gf IVafsr. A l m o t t I n s t a n t R e l i e f I n J fh ls W o y II yum hsvo a cold—don't toko chances with “cold hulcre" god BOStr urns. A cold it loo dangerous and dlmtlred hi a hail warm water, rtposllog gxn 3 hour* a* ntrmaHT lost Tha simple BHtkod pictured above I* the way doctor* through­ out the world sow treat colds. ‘ It b recognised oa tho QUICK­ EST, safest, surest way. For it will 'shack an ordinary cold sim o t at foot 00 yam caught U. That b because tho real BAYER Aopbta embodies certain medical qualities that strika at tha bate of • cold almost INSTANTLY. -. Yo* eso combat neoriy any cold fo e get rim ply by lakiag BAYER Aspirin aad drinking plenty of water ovary 3 to 4 h a m tbo in * day aad 3 or 4 Umos daily thcrokfteik If throat in koto, p r f 0 with taka them. And for 1 1gwgte, ( . id -, Ida* Bayer AipWn Tablets di*j •ehro wkjb gtMWsat , spaed e * f comptetonem. teovlag no Irritating particles gr gritUaees. Got a bon of t 2 or bodteof ^00at any drugstore. �■m : iJiOttfL , S'jficjfc 1 T S f /j' - ■ T. JANUARY 21, 1933 m i SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA, PAGE TWO Jamb as th»y l#ft. Shottly after th# Governor talked with the attorney grneral. the machine gun company of the l.tlrd Infantry here wa* ordered to remain in readiness all night at the state fairground*. In addition, SPRINGFIELD, III.. Jan. 27^— Troop p Cf lh, -falional Guard lAh-Two companies of Dm N a - |WM Instructed to hold IDelf ready tional Guard were Ip hfhId in rvadt-|A| the «tate ar*#ral. n#** for niohiliaatimr today as the Adjt-Gen. Carlo* Black said riermath >n*’ il#*fwm«t rations by there had been no mobilization or­ j "Do unemployed men und women der, but the two companies had i at the -tale rapitol. been instructed informally Gov. Henry Horner enmmuni- await development*. V [rated with tin* ultoirey general H The delegation representing th* ' , office shortly after the delegation Illinois unemployed cnunrll, first i hail screamed and howled for u hail attempted to participate In t hesrinir at his iifficc*. They final­ ■ discussion nf the sale* tag be­ ly surged out before Ihe swinging fore tha House of Representative*. club- of police, tearing nit a dunr Two Companies Of Guardsmen B eing He Id In Readiness The Mayor’s dilem m a The Sanford Herald Th« mayor of Miami Beach i« between Scylla and Charybdia. Merchant* of the faritdus resort have come lif t to him with the and atory that because of the unliberal Tiff •f Itwa. the winter Visitor* cannot "piny" aa they might dealre, and th at because of this thay are not Bpending their wlntera In Miami Beach and consequently their money with the ••I M ui S ftt: WIIDOI U «M —H iaaalM M M n merchant!. They contend that a little eye-winking a t certain re­ i r a i c i i i r t i o a h Atk * striction! against public gambling would do the trick and g f e . — T t m Waatka they want the mayor to tell hla police officer* to use a I f larrter per Weak little discrimination, the idea being that only the better .All aktlaary ta lla n . asrda ,1 class of gaming Institutions be allowed to operate and that iM im w etlailaal aafl katlrea aak n alaaiB ia la* tha wa,*aaa at th ^'divea" be cloeed. n M m faaWa, will ka fhariH tar The mayor finds himself In the unfortunate position ■t res alar aStertUlaa ralea. of having been elected by the people to enforce the law* aallaaal which they passed, and now being aaked to violate hla oath ♦ rlT rila II O f lir a s a re In order that these laws may be disregarded. The committee which called on the mayor should have Tkr MeraU la a aaaaakaa at Ike used a t least ordinary discretion and not have aaked him to AeaaalalrS r » aa wklrk la reel,- distinguish between ’'nice’* and “bad" gambling. The only Mvelr rail Ilea la ika aaa far rrrakltrailaa at all w a a SUoalrkra possible answer he could give to such a request wa* that he r n t l l a t l a l l a r aal alksrssls#rrat* could not nay "what place* ran run, and what place* can­ NM la Ikla efaar a r t alaalka laaal sows sa il M rs kreels. All not?" To do thin obviously would aubjert him to the sus­ Hakfs at rryakUral laa at aaerial Maya Irkas krrrfa a n alas rasa rest. picion of graft. It la a curious thing that the committee overlooked m i DAT. JANUARY J7. 1IM thg fact that there are other law enforcement agencies beBIBI.lt VBRBR FOR TODAY side* the city police and that even If the mayor should is­ sue a restraining order, there could still Ih\ vrry reason- s a n w ra UtSiS a ^ g t S ^ atreiUBa: r#-JV v |*U y.,no ..g o cih lin 0 -if.4 )M S ‘*h*i»iff.t*t>je*tiMf/' nmMllinit MItMMtMIMMM lota nn* another; for lore l* <■( Such attempts to make officers like the mtlvor uml Oad; and every on* that lovtlh U his poJIce both the executive and legislative branch of the torn of Hod, ami knowath God.— government In no email way accounts for much of the criti­ John f :7. V LULLABY Bleep, baby ray In, ihe wide world l> ilnylny I.ull»by (unci to bring awttt dreamt and m l ; Hush, lUlla brother, tha who)* * 'World la bringing Tribute of love to • one* lonely neat. Jt»st, liny flrdgllng whit# angel Winy* (m ar, Um*vn by mortal* mad# blind by thalr light; fid e net night shadows, ih t world ii Jour i-ovar— Whispering so softly—"God bias* you, goodnight." By RsthoHah J. Crania. from tha way sons of tbata roagtasaman lath you’d tMsk that tb« bait way to brash tha back of >ho dapm«lon i* br#ah th, back of tha taxpayer. ----------o ■ ■— Tho vota on tha Glass boshing bill which Sana tor Long fUlbu-v tarad against so stranuoualy w»> M to • In fator of lt.“ EvWantly, th« Louisiana aanator waa aomo. what In tha minority. • , .i . e — ------ if. In ragard tb* bathing aulU, th# officials *f Miami Baach datida to adopt a “mors liberal polley”, wa augfaat that thay change tha name of that oscloalva resort * to the "OOftm of Eden". . ■-o--------— Every mkKbaht In town ha* stocks on hla ahalvai which „ughi to bo mbvtd. Ahd there or* hun­ dreds of parson* In town who are In need of th* iking* which th# merchant has. .lan’t It too bad that com# sort of cwtpplpg.around ptocts* can’t bk a fringed where­ by all Would benefit? — ---- i-------- If you are a single man and had a ndt income of a jetfaH during tha p i n year, don’t •’ fo rf it that you jjrill hovo to pay on I*rhra* ta*. That la your eontrlbetlon to the high coat of govam m tnt ,tf*n with thousand dol­ lar Income* h'relofore hav# not ' had in pay income ta ie t, but this j i t r because our Congrats was faorfel of cutting s i pan*#* thay •will pay, and through tho nose. ■ D tfctors of UlO American Tobacco Company raaantly declared t thalr regular dividend* on comman' and common "B ’ Blocks. Tobacco rompanla* which make cigarettes also make money and clari dividends, while farm*#* produce calary a id other table* can find •"* »*rk*t, other compoalea which manfood pad clothing are to cloap for scant of bosL It’a a funny wotldl -----o---------- itor Robinson, of Indiana, this codatry la now qn tha 1 to W har conceUotkm ro*4_ ’ or a t Mas* T klt ta moat encouris, csmtlng as It duos on* who oppoee, any contlon wbatavar of foreign W hit would It profit this to rolled the debt and . brat customer? Southern fanners would be among ___ who Would benefit moat iVfreaa o revision of tho war r ‘S S cism of out* governmental Agencies, It seems to be » peculiar twist In American pevchoiogy to hold executive officers responsible for sll the laws, both in th#!r making nml in their enforcement. We wonder If It ever occurred to the Miami Bench mer­ chants that If the gambling lawn are objectionable, that Wf.fBJtf.‘jWd honorable way of remedying the aituation *oald betbcarry their grievance to the legislative branches Of the government, and not to try to degrade the honor and Integrity of their enforcement officials. o—--------------------- The Twentieth Amendment The country Is now witnessing tho last “lame duck" session of Congress which It will ever be called upon to endure. The ratification of the Twentieth Amendment by Mlaaourl the other day provided It with the approval of the necegiiry three-fourths of the states. The exact text of the Twentieth Amendment is as follows: . Section 1. The terms of the President and Vice-Presi­ dent shall end at noon on the twentieth day of January, and the terms of Senators and Representative* at noon*on the third day of January, of the year* in which such term* Would have ended If thl*'article had not been ratified; and the terma of their succesapr* shall then begin. Section 2. The Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, and such meeting shall begin at noon on the third day of. January, unless they shall by law uppolrit ifdlf-' ferent day. Section 3. If, a t the time fixed for the beginning of the term .of the President, the President-elect shall have died, the Vlefc-Prealaent-elect shall become President. If a President shall not have bhen chosen before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, or if the President-elect shall have failed to qualify, then the Vice-President-elect shall act aa President until a President shall have qualified; and the Congress may by law provide for the case wherein neither a Prealdent-elect nor a Vice-Prcaldent-elect shall hive qualified, declaring who shall then act a* President, or the manner in which one who la to act shall be selected, And such person shall net accordingly until a President or Vice-President shall have qualified. Section 4. The Congress may by Inw provide for the case of the death of any of the person* from whom the House of Representatives may choose a President when­ ever the right of choice shall have devolved upon them, and for the case of the death of any of the persons from whom e Senate mnv choose a Vice-President whenever the right choke ahalf fldve devolved upon them. Sectlon.6. Sections 1 and 2 shall take effect upon the fifteenth day of October following the ratification of this article. Section 0. Thl* article shall be inoperative unless it shall have been ratified as an amendment to the Constitu­ tion by the Legislatures of three-fourth* of the several states within seven years from the date of Its submission. —■ ■■ ■ o----------------------- J SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO The Auction Bridge Club wa* entertained by Mrs. S. O. Chase Monday afternoon. Th* highest acor* was mad* by Mrs. A. P. Connelly who won a prise, * pret­ ty picture. Mr*. F u m at Lake won th# guest prlie, a silver pen­ c il Mrs. Cbaa*’* gueaU ware: Mrs. 0. W. Brady. Mr*. C. a MrLaughjtn, Mr*. Samuel Puleaton, Mrs. 6. * . Herndon, Mrs. A. P. Connelly, Mrs. Robert Newman, Mrs. Crane Barn**. Mr*. Barnett, Mrs. T. L. Miller, Mrs. 1 F. Whltnkr, J r , and Mrs. Forrest Uke. A aford win haste an Viblilt at th* Orgng*">oarrty fofr in Feb. ruary. That moth waa settled by the meeting of the Commercial H u b railed last lig h t for that purpose. Messrs. J. N, Whltner, A. T. Rnaselter, 0 . M- Fentald, F. ?, Millar, and R. A. Newrian wer* appelated en the committee. C. H. Leffler, the veteran wbe baa bad *0 much esperience In a m a tin g pahlWts at many title* being wlddfy dlaT a of j i « * - la the state f o r ’Sanford will be UU Rooak- placed la charge of th* eihlblt and *e formerly will glen It hi* oad attention, and aa.saual U f jla t eaaert* to hav, the it axbndtkm oa the ground*. •. and Mr*. £ H ay, o f j r JandKOr. Mr*. KbI* Butt arrived in the riiy Ia*t Saturday and will be here ,ev*ra| day* with the chil­ dren.. A 1*1*t office department in­ spector I, on hi* way to Kissim­ mee to m ak, arrangements for th* delivery of mail* in that town. It is expected that th , new carri­ ers will be appuinted about Mar. t. • Unemployed Given V egetables From Lake W orth Area U K E WORTH. Jan. 27— Th* Council of Unemployed of Lake Worth eecured a great quantity of vegetables Saturday which waa illatyibated t« the needy resident* o f thl* vicinity. Some af these vegetable* were teat to th* soup kitchen, to mak* soap for the needy school children. Th* total amount of vegetable* secured wa* ae follows: Thlrtyeeven hampers of Inmate**, aevti hamper* of bean* and four ham per* af squash. Th* polk* aad fir* departments aided In tb* dietrUnJdeeMiad collection , f the . "Wa Uriah ta thank on* ami *Tl for thakr donation*,’ l . Olson, boa. tm om tr or v * rvrutt m u a t V MHBCMTMtitmmt te n t AStUtAMK DUX n n t t or m a rts m o w b * t u r t or icitKut * mmy n tv reuHT OH UNMCML ho f 4F'** M a x HAY 8£ UfPeHSlD anom ic, m f *>61jw z d \w o rn MAfUOJCf, A m H om y will k * QL/UNMD r o t ro m e s m vK N tD f Inaugural Parade Will Be Limited To 10,000 Persons •1-cnn bcadrtl to take the form of j action which will facilitat# r#duc-l I tion of debt an I compromise nr.j debt. Sonic measure* having «-.»« i purpose which arc comple.civ WASHINGTON, Jan. 27—<A>>I nrlhndot and sound, including one parade. i which ha* the urgent indorsement;TA two-hour inaugural of president Hoover, are un.’er limited to about I0.MIO march#!*. way with *uch momentum* a* to! I*M “ fon V the Incommittee., Tentatlte niakc i-naitment before Mar. : , a utrural —— — LwL.^<.pkH»»«eaU-.fiw“fsan—dtvt*1wte, r ' ~ be led by Gen. John J - I’eMhmg A very important one, pror.a ly a- grand marshal. I the most useful one act that r.iul.l The first will be rompo*ed of i be passed at this -essinn, wuuM unit* of tj]«, army, navy, c a t permit delltois "unalde to mee’ guard and 'marine*. The second I their dehls as they mature" to will embrace governor* of th# take sanctuary in the federal states. court#. The fcdeiul court* acting Then will come the national. through trustees, would facilitstu guard, organized reserve*, offi­ and legalise, and to a degree insist cer* reserve*, and representatives^ upon, compromise* between deb­ nf the citizens' military tralnlr^S^ tor and creditor. Among other pa­ ramp*. The final divls>uaj»l!I con­ tent provision*, a compromise sist of patriotic, fraterniT*~Bnd made by a majority of the cred­ civic and politic*! m*rchmj(- anTI^ itor* of one debtor, havipg a ma­ The committee . said . that It jority of th,. claims, would l>e might be necessary tn reduce par­ binding on the minority. How ticipating group* below full greatly this would promote the •trrngth to keep the proeesilqn composition of debts, and the sav­ within the fixed limit*. ing of farm* and home* to the debtors, a* well as the quick, re­ organization of embarrassed cor­ D E L R A Y B E A T H—G u lf porations, is realized by every Stream Golf Dub opened for 1972rtlt season. lawyer. 1 HeAiiw Rrrwns Ten Miles-Up .' StcoND'Mcnu t J H v & s & v urtn ts s ^ ' CM UTS AM Hour. ' TMt T/tUt XH A m A m e t m w oor r n m u ttr 3TSATMFKREI a t________ Senator Gla-* may pot lw setrrlary of the treasury. Hi- know* IN FlJ\TK )N PROSPECTS by experience in the WiUo-i odBY MARK RIILI.IVAN inlnlstratioij the i.nero.i-ne-s of that office, and rrallte* that the In New York, one learn* tnat nrr record again nnd yet again, burdens which wrre heavy ernug’t in tb . mn«t convincing manner. a most inconsiderable number ol when he was 112 would he clo*.> tn person* In the 'nnaneial commun­ The Democratic platform in last intolerable from 75 to TH, a< lie ity htve pemuWed Ihemtelvc* j i r r ’s campaign contained the will le during the next four ytar*. that (He phase of the depression »lrnngr--l Ind rs merit of .sound Incidentally, Senator Gins,’ Just ahead of us I* likely to e s ­ currency ever written in a plat­ present occupancy of the post of pies* itself in Inflation of th» form of either ;arty , even In chairman of the Senate con.mitcurrrncy. A few have put their normal lime* when it s a r easy Ire on finance and cut1en*-y, i.* Relative l#and Strength Of Nations investment* In such form a* to to indorse round money. On top i Itself an assurance aenlnst in'tnListed For House Military Committee get thr advantage of Indnlinn if j of this are repeated campaign ' lion. The German* had mur'i It take* place. A ronxiderabl,. num­ declaration- of Mr. Iloo-rvelt to I greater chance tn pa«* at Ver tun ber are waiting to >#r H currency the effect that, a* he -aid at St. ■than an inflation bill tn get by Inflation occurs and meanwhile LouD Oct. 21, “the obligation, of Senator Glass* committee door. ........ l« lh*» r»l«tlv» armed millW A H IIIN U TO M .* ...... Ja n $7 —| \ p.) — Mctthh -oC VAil.zua a ( IIbf* ---------------- p - o- *.« r.a —* » - l* a U £ keeping their fund* liquid, or the federal government", inrlud- •Altogether. It may be taken a- h r } .Iti tiil f irl rtfm MaeArlhtif, rhl*l of M iH m ry A f f a ir * i*nilii9tltt<*# l*y l»*iuirla^ otherwise mobilising their affair* Jn«, of rwurse, tt* i'lmrlicy,‘ “are extremely unlikely that any cur­ Ntiiff, % %tvti ihe- t'niixl Hti*!* ’' A**vei»t**,nth aepnral# I n il til f f %rllvr T r a in # * *o i* to move when inflation l*e- paramount.” Nu one, not even rency inflation measure will lxT o ta l A ir !*•!»# •t#«#M# comrs imminent. The financial tho... who lark certainty about enacted in.either lhi« t'oegre*- so NB**H— ll.SIJ too 11 * can to a?', n..4 — i , the..tu a liaalty -a f Mr. RnnseVgltT a 3S«.(*an «• •«’ , i t.Mi.ssv (ul.uoo community, river .the__ week-end. Ihe ns-vt. Other agencies tony ISI.IH wa* rather marked by the f|ae*> conviction* In ,om# other respect,, bring about higher prices, in-iud- Huh • *« 'A-bHn4.z«i •**!**trt jnyr.ajr believe* he would ever counte­ 1 OS? MO n of azpecting inflation. t.*»* klUH log credit inflation which i* or­ J«|M relAml S)S.ian t,*1M«* nance currency inflation. W’e 1 Mnforaied Washington 5,3o'l l.iJl.tw I *Js.t' '* u . thodox and desired, uni inclujing <'hi no tM.tl# About Mr. Roosevelt's point of aLn the opcfuti.ui of natural Haftjmanlo l.ttu u M dSN doe* nut sharw this view. H i* *I .U m na.i ™ IK.oa*. i ( ss.ssm 1?rflit* InV*lIt Lt true that many inflationary nirnt- view on sound currency, Ihrrp i* forces, lint rirrenry Inflation v .It j**J»’ ,.^t7ii'. I3Z.S1L MIT-721 I.CIMII ii.n a T11.IM i.iai.fai ure* hav# been Introduced, s-ores indirect but convincing evidence hardly lake place in America. i« t ft o aMw^niwaa K,l,,,lr • 1K|«|i| 4.;**o of them. Th# distance, however, In a detail of hi* action on Friday (*;.■«« It i« true there will be no legl.i-! Tur|i*y «<l s j*,r.-s 4Yu,»aa between (he introduction of a trill about foreign debt*. It became Ution for the .relief of debtors,j i,oU*u?|l i ’" " 1 tfj.ooo 511,111 and the ertscrollment of It un the know* that Mr. Roosevelt wi*he* si sjl 1 <H4 lai.SttT 3'U I't hut it will rot lake th*’ form nf I Ursee* statute book* 1* suggested by the these debts Jo b, handled in such a itrrat Hvltutn N O II t u .ii; m ill 41 131 in f k t ii* n . Th** h in r# pro bR h le typ«*| H uu« 112, 3#T.I U ID .itI fact that In an ordinary Cungrr > n niannrr that as one of the conthe ration between mill* introdued sequences Great Britain may get , Vi , /r . and laws enacted 1* as n thousand hark on the gold standard because to one. that would he to Ihr interest ef That n» currency inflation tlie Pnited Stale*. A prastderit-tnmeasure will be enacted before he who want. Great Britain In Mar. -I, is absolutely sure. Presi­ get bark to lb# gold standard does dent Hoover would veto it, an-t not want Ihe United Slates to gel tire certainly of the vein discuui off it. age* promotion of such measurer There 1* further Indirect evi­ from becoming ,#riou*. After -I, dence in the well-known tunm** everything depend* on President- that Mr. ItioiHpvr't wuul I lik” In cle.t Roosevelt. 1| may be said at have h’ennlor Carter G ian, nf Vir­ once that hardly any rr-porslblr ginia, to he his *ecr»raic of Ihe Democrat bellevt* that ituo**velt treasury. A |lre,ideat with any a* party leader would encourage expectation of bringing about in­ Inflation, or a* president world flation wool I never wan* Kennlnr fail to veto It. Mr. Roosevelt is Glass in charge of Iho treasury. G ood P rin tin g Sells More Merchandise i t k a p p tM d tb Ifo il! Handsome booklets, fold­ ers, broadside* . . , rich bnfchlirea . , , effective pouters . . , the kind that will hurdle the waste basket and create n«mf markets for your ■oods , , . that la the type af printing you will find here. m ? One doctor’s bill will often pay a year’* bill for pfoper lighting. Floodlighting not ofdy cam tni&y a doctor’s bill, but also afforda a real pro* tecdon against burglars. The i of outdoor lighting is especially j tive to homes using the Thrifty Three electric rate . . \ die cost is so low. gneti to Ask one of our home sussest the propier tor your 'Ypeaceofr * v[ f a r , t h e —ws-s-I - - in pcrau cs r Hoaee, It R i M brother. Prof. N. J . Perkin* and brother, Braxtaa Firkins, S hare rotanad S ’*? ■ [ I �, rJ . •+1. %««*.»■»<*- i>.4 yj**S * *.»■*. * -v f v rSfJKLVftv xst*r>* V •* * . - • HANTORT) HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA, Transient Problem Discussed At Meet Staged In Orlando A n d Personal Activities MARGARET PETERS, Society Editor Telephone: Offie* 149 Mrs. Wiggins Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Social Calendar A bridge party and Icncheon Friend, of Janie* G. Sharon. Ji wiJ| regret to learn that he it ill acre given yeeterday mornirg hy at hi* home on We*t Tenth Street. ill*. Ms'S, Wiggina at her home •n Magnolia Avenue in honor of Mrs. J. N. Rob*on and Ml** he me,nber* of her bridge dub.j Anne Robson have been tailed tt \t the conclusion of the bridge' Lake Worth by the dine*.* of Ur fumes scores were added and! ligh >cote priic, a lacquer tray.l FRIDAY • A cabaret dint* will te given at U:j O I*. M. at me Sanford Country Club. Mu»ic by Merit's Orrhcatra. Regular meeting ot Seminola Rebekah Lodge Numb, r FortyThree Will be held at l;Oil o'clock. Adorning Ihe room* where the »«■ n itufuslon of snap diagon* on I -iemluUs. Luncheon » n serve,! 1 course* al 13:30 o'clock by the Circle, Number Seven of Ihe lostes*, a»*i»(rd by Mi*. U. I). . Hr»t Baptist Church will have an aldweil. Those p ieien l were: Mi*. II B I alt day meeting at Ihe home of tig h t, Mr*. Floyd A. Palmer,!I Mr*. Francis K. Holt, |I 0 | park It*. K. F. Ilouiiholder, Mrs. Wot I| Avenue. A covered dish luncheon will be setved at noon. t r S, Coleman. Mr*. A. W. Fitts,I ilr*. Fiank W right, N it, C. IIJ ______ _ virUvy. and Mr* D. U. Caldwell.' Mia* Ann Gabriel, of the Stab --------------;-------- > | IJoanl of Health, will give a lev flint* weie cutei lamed II. II, fklliaiii. who ha* Iwen i! al Ihe Fermi Id. I a.ghlon Memofi n| Hospital for some lime, ha been removed to his hour.- bn Part Avenue. * Mi** Ra htl Smith ha. rcutrnei In her hnnie in 'RailIson aflei ffriuling some time h re will Judge an,) Mi*. Janie* IL Sharon Went Tenth Street. M rs. A t T ra p p H o n o re d B rid g e , Show er Cum| timenting Mr*. Mtto Trapp •i' recent bride. Mrs. Catharin, "■B arter an I Mrs. J. E. Wathen tn tn ta in rd with a tiidge party am tin hen »hm*vr last nigiil at thi In. me of the former, >0? Eu* Eleventh btreel. The honor guv* received her gifts from MU* Mar) WLinen who was cnstunied tn rrp trsen t a re*ro **mammy.'*“ A fter several Yrogte«»ions nl In iilgc- high score prile, a novell) nut bowl, was awarded to Mho Annr Mr.tie Follow*. Mnr.' Pau I'ekjld was lucky in catling anr received a wall vase white' Mr* Tiapp was prrtcnled with a nut bowl a* a memento of the occa- M r * . iTnrothy Lamli, school nursi. gase n talk on, ’’Most Com­ mon Physical liefest* Found in School Children," at the regular Margaret Richter. Mrs A. K. Mallem, Mr*. Julia Ludwig, and the M ine* AtVika Takach, I rrn r Fellow*. A rna Marie Fellows, and Ira B. Wathen. To-Night Last Timew F p r J d d f l fro m 6 (o 60 P u t Colors . . . What the yountf onm* cr»ve for S p r i n g ! Fuffm h i ir h necks and a jaunty girl Sizes 1 to 6; 7 to 16. l .‘n m n K e F o l l o w s V V jiw l wind mvl th« m itre hftr roust • ■T efforts Him- nu-n 1 ir'lc-1 off t oven the t.nc. Ilntitot im derm inH n-dated. The ate: lluili it*4, Albert I m-L und Injinii nicer, Uialr. Gilchrist. 1‘ulk, levy, L air, ( III us, Osceola. Orange. Sumpter,' IIai ion. Semi Hole. Volu*i» and Brevard eoun tie* 'em repri-senlattvr* to tie' Orlardu conference which I* one of three *e**inn* which will le hel in Florida thi* winter. Conferencewill al*o '•hr -lieM at Jaekion tille aril r»n*arola. ieiliers llugFovcr ■; S n o W rm ilim ic s Frank Bane, e irru tiv ,. rerretarv ..... fp,.- u A n im a te d , who e a reMi father. M a g a z in e E v e n t O f I ’l u b ,>*. The father W eek low m g. t in* o iim lh lv Lu a itii tUvvl I’ * Ik'.lh \ ,.„ c - l 1. r i oni here II .LllUlUiU “ I tin 'tdttlr* T r ii trill*. “The Sta*e" I \lHOI ■Oil .'ll "Al t i ■ a Con i T im ia m im I’rgindlnt! th.- ti.iitiihtitur See of Thomas Jeffrrsm i Ahrahuiu Lincoln" The senator, w li. "*u* ulsml some p er. nul matter* doling tilday" said t r hnologn i.l unemployment—the ts c h n c r a l. have talkpd ahoui it quite a lot of liter* put him into the S m il'. "I was working in u printing sh' p. Is'tore school fur line hours wie* a ls,y then, ach morning, and woiking on a farm , too. I c> illil set tim e galley of type 10 (vr • * !mcd. Along tam e a teller into the print shop no day and showed the boss vch r, Ii" could -ti»[l sotting Up the p ijo r Thursday kioI still get ii out "M ' iin l mII u< S'* I H ic k s o n R e c ita l The secua,! of the seiies *,T p . ,dial* t„ be given by th,- pupil of Mi». France* A. Hitkson was hebl Thursday evening »' the bogie or Mr*. Hicks, n 0,1 Jlv itie AvUnur with the Misses E t h e r Strange. Mahr| Chapman, and Nellie Cunningham presenting the progiam. Al the comliision o( the musical number^ lefre-hm ents were served to tile file ml und lelalive* of the yoi tig piuiilsta tneelin* n f the E**t Hide Primary* ' P..T. A. hehl Tuesday afternoon in!. the school auditorium. "Contentment W alti," Hunter, Mrs. J . C. Mitchell presided over Nellie Cunningham , > the business. session when it v t . decided l l ^ t the members give a “ In a W hirl," K stteier, C liter Strange. George W ashington tea on the an­ niversary of George Washington's Duet, "Humoresque," Dvorak. Mahel Chapman and Mrs. 11u kbirthday. The attendance prire for the day was awarded to the *e.• Wllow Butterflies," tawb-l vans, und grade. Esther Strange. I hi tire of the Kewples." Ashford, W. J . Clark a ad hi* tw0 tlaughUr*, Ml** Rebecca Clark and Mrs* Elisabeth Clark, are spending t h ‘ week-end In Quitman, Ga. Hit * Your GIu m * FKUi Haw 111 CABARET DANCE Friday Mr v: . OfSO-P. M. Mtro’g Orchestra Admission 99c Reduced p r i c e on flogl* vision and K ryptok tense. Al»« gll theii and ptodcra gold filled framaa. Dr. Henry MeLiulfn, Jr. QPTOHKTBtBT 1U Perk Are. Window '- n r - H /* SH O P ja e a 7 . h J J I D A Y -'RESa 5S©T SPECfiALSl cm u M u 'I M u s ic P u p ils S ta g e S e c o n d Our WELESO&N’S (nif* **f m»rlii!n*> mvl %r i r i l f i - who i |i da nonvite-l by .1,1.100 I . , n at the Arnmry Jnek-oovilt,, to'iii hi ini': Mr. I H r-, .b an Adams, Mr. sod IVter S h n l . the .Ml—e* Ella oeei. I lu l'liu SMtldennritv, i llerinn’i Hot k Itudv Valle,* I I. Co lint !p::t Aaiikeei' will III Ii riel-:.' f t the I'VCatlon. ■ , F o r H e r C l u b M c m b e r t i 11« a prmU'r unynn»r»* Mful w ill . The first meeting „f the year of the A. B T. E. Club was held re­ cently a t the home of Miss Doro­ thy Clause. AIM Mellnuville Ave. mi*. (Janie* and *„ng* were cnJoyed Ihroi’ghout lh- evening and al a late hour refreihm ents, acceatuatlpg a color scheme of pink and green, wer* (erred. Tho^e prrseni were- the Mi**e* llarel Harvey, Alice Harvey, Flor* env Loti. Doris Battern. Marian C bb(e, Mary Nell Smith, tesnette Boyd, M'hired Clause. Haiti Losslug. Dorothy Clause, sad Mr*. II J. Clause. tit Il»* m nntams. Ilu Mr and Mrs. P. A. Eckels en. terlnineil a numlwr of then friend* with a dinner anil .pendthe-day party yeslrrday a»’ th ir home a* Me, ra llimmoek. I Imre, was iH-rvril al the noon horn from the |a tg e porih which „vc, looked acres of growing ecLry. Tho*e attending were: Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. William*. Mr. and Mr*. S. M. f’nnetly. of Troy, P a . Mr*. R. A- William*, of Daytona Beach. Hr* ( F. K. Smith, of Sanford, Mrs. Foster Fanning, of Winter Park. Mr*, thm glais Bell. Mrs. Vee Mead, and W. J. Minor, of i Friday. Urns*. "Su th.* li*i i.s ihi to lypTHcttinif M iH s C la u s c R h i tc r ta in s O KI.ei'W ll.H*!' if... now, i he L0N.G SAYS HE CAN BRING END TO DEPRESSION E a f lt£ B d e P .- T . A .O r o u p D o lla r ii« ifamifftf C h u r c h C i r c l e O f f i c i a l 1subject, “1‘arent Education.” j The board of manager* of thi Mr*. J. K. Wathen was elected Woman'* Club of S a.i'onl wil| eerelary and treasurer of Circle i meet at 10:00 A. 11. al the dull Number Three of All Souls Cath. house. S chool N u rs e T a lk s T o , R o n d o — F iv ( ft C o l o r F r i n U . . . A n o th e r fo r e v e r y d r e w th a W .f* d e » l C o n s e r v a tiv e a ty le n , to o ! R e g u la r a n d e x t r a s i i e i . H a l f M illio n CAPITAL CODS FEED PAttK PIGEONS IN WINTER ORLANDO. Jan. 2T .~T hr problem »f what in Uo with tm n 'irn t. In Florida • » discussed recently a t the district c o n liitn o ut welfare ami social worker* at Cntunlal Orange Court Hotel William I'u rk fll, a inemlicr ni th* National Social Work cuurril. drlivrrc.l an ail lrr*s on thi* »ubJett ami pointed nut that (he Iranilrn t ha* become a national prob lent, though Forida ha* mure trouble than m int state* with "diiflers". he raid. . WEDNESDAY. lie Church at Ihe regular meeting if the eiirtr h:ld Wednesday eve- | A meeting of the hoard of (he ling at icon o'rlock at Ihe home of Garden flub of Sanford will be Mr*. W. F. Range, French Ave ’ held at 0:311 A. 'll. at the home me. Muring the business session of Mrs. W. K. Watson. Rose Court. Monthly business meeting ami dues wc^e outlined for lh.- year's lunrheon of the Wnmi i's Club iclivilirr*. Refreshments were -rived st a will take plare at I3::i« o'rlnck at 'ate hour hy Ihe liostc**. assisted the club huuar with Mis. .1 Adrian '•y Mr*. Mary M iekbr Tlm-e pre*. Rrown. Mrs. ||, J. Lehman, and iCnntlmied t ronv Tag, One) II. Brown a* l.„ tes.es. whnh w iuld give wink t« evny ■nt were: ' Mrs. J. A. IV.khain. Mrs. Mrs. II. B. Pope, Mrs. II. II. Wight. The ''Animated Magaiine" will me.ly larm er. Mr*. Mary Mickler, Mrs! A. K. nlak* up the program at I ;:ai “k’ As rig a rd . the latsirer. Mallem. Mrs. IL Tamm, Mrs. S. A. uVhitk to which the publir i. in. I "I propose rutting th hours ot :terner. Mr*. J. K. W athen. Mrs. viled. Reservations must nr and., Inb i, until all surplus has -been K. II. Collum, Mr*. W. F. Bunge. with Mrs. John MrUrh by Mm-! imistum-d, down to foui h Ur* u Miss Jn-cphin,. Tarhell, Mi*. M. day at noon. Circle Numbet line of ihe First I| »l«y." Aminn. and Miss Frances Frill[Turing the coining year and Ilapti*t Church will meet at 11:301! hem forth, tin 1 .eitalor said he itte. lake in the ..evening rrfre*ho’clock at Ihe hnme nf P]i .. |>. S ntenU were icrved by the hoalJjruuUi-iuake . p i o d u e t i o ,, - «- per"K. S tair, lilt Elm Avenue, w ith:i mil lu.is only. IIN* nt*o * id laboresscs, a* ■it led by Ills* Margaret H u f f H o m e ^ I s S c e n e Mrs. .1. T. Hardy us hostess. er» nulil be used III lb public B errer uuJ Miss Irene Fellow* Cirrle Number Twn of the First improvements. (Quantities of flame vine and rose* O f C J u b G r o u p M e e t Baptist Churrh will meet pt ,1:;ttl i "1. I would get the moo y for. were arranged v Ith fern in vase* Th* home of Mr*. C!e-rge W. o'clock with Mfs.'E! W. Riggers.' the public improvqfneul. by one and lowls about the room* where Huff, 3<Wt Laurel Avenue, wn* Fort Reeile. <f th re . processes; the gue*U were entertalred. -A. A glOJHUI.IHiU.iHiu .bond, is«'jrcle Number Thitu .Of. the Thoee present were: Mrs. Uttu the scene of a meeting of the 'sn-krd food " department* of HiT First Biplist Church will have)' *Ue. to bo irtired ill seven or T la |i|i,“ honor" guest. Mrs. TJ. ( S "13" Club held last night Mr*. a spend the day inerting ut Ihr i • Ight yrar* out of vastly inFellows, Mr*. F. E. Roumlllat. R. F. Crenshaw had charge of . Mrs. John I’etold, Mr*. Paul Pe­ lh. buj*mr*s *e*»ifin which wn* home of Mrs. H. It. Pippin. Wert.itfga*i'il inheritance laae*. loid, tlr * . Henry lllehler. Mr*. followed hy a sale <f gift* for First Slrrel, to *ew for the bus. | "II. Urastirully high'i income pltal. A rove red rllih lunrheon will tttll s. the benefit of th* club. "C. A *aplla( levy." be served at noon. Thn*- prrseni .were: Mr*. 1C. F. S. me ne u*ked tlie senator: TIIUR8IIAY Crenshsvv. Mra.Viohn P. flove, "W hy nr n*t you a s m iiliu ? " | Regular meeting of the South Mr*. C. C. nriggs, Mr*. Jmld Sldp Primary P.-T. A. will take ‘■Hell," b shofilvil, "I want Fmlth. a vl*(Ur. Mr*. G M, place at 1:00 o’clock at th ' school to be in office. Yhat‘. wher.< I Tyre. Mrs. w N it, llayne*. Mr*. auditorium. A Founders' Bay can do g. od. So I lull on eitli I R. W, Turner. Mr*. Verna Row* progiam wil| be given. the Ueimruti- m It publuan tick, <r». of Wint r Pnlk. Mrs. R. L. els. I'm the only man running Glenn, Mr*. Georg* W. Huff, ut:d fur office th at's got the righi M e c c a H a m m o c k H o m c to s ek offire a* a true follower I Mi** Maude Jinki ns. • P u ffs!. Pulls! Fit! FRTTUY. JfANtfARY 2 MrK-WethCTV'fitccted' S c e n e O f D in n e rp a rty •••* •*•* , E V J F - a Y ® c - p tl.il.el f hapi'inn ’At the Cnmpfii ■ * Nelli,. I'umiilighum. ’Cinderella,'* K o h o . Stiangf Volse,” (iei.ige Ibolley Mob I t'hapmnu, ’bdili solo, tl* ., ItaphU' a, m m | aoied l.y Mi Takach w tm n r. Beach Sandals 6AILEAND1 PETERS' SH O ES For Men and Women | . $ 1 , 9 8 . &$2 . 9 8 Children’s sizes $1.00 up 1 ' C A L H O U N 'S D EPT. STO R E m s m r m . , ;* �I •V i > ______ MUBSsLaaAMt AYAiMrtllL # 5 _ Palm Reach County ' To Havana With Result Of Mistrial Rich In Fanning, W tW YORK. Jan. XT. Maurice it wa* In his hip pocktL Whan h* Says Mayo Report aSSE 3& P -S rB A sra ^ ! HCW YORK. itlL n . - T h e tutting coata of guaerapient. feral, etaU aad iWal, * have fdMd their preterit cofeeael prottfeaa bacaua* ■ the average iierkaa cltlxrn I* not tax conbaa, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butji Mid recently In *n addreai yy'.tha Colombia network. Be aaid the people have no con pllon of the way In which In­ na taiea and real ratal* tax** ykjy'down and Into ai»d through I whole population and affect |gea, rants and lha etal of dally Milts a f avary soil." - Br-r-r-r! Tea ke-co*tr*d fl»Mng «chooi*fr Wanderdr'a* If rrrtvrd at Ih* South Boston U t'i* ra t generally realised", hitting • frightfully cold *p*!l al«" g Ih* New KagUnd coast. # r. Butler, “Hint in 1020 the i or earning power of all our wax estimated a t 185,200, the people had permitted faddist* “pride and v«irg|ory of high at- “fn lha elty <>f New York alone, I. So rapidly, *o violently, fleiala"’ In Ihe Army and Navy where lh« salaries and waged a^f i far has It fallen In the of every sort and kind «ml self* will staml in Ih® way of tho far- municipal employees cn<^ . .mire Interested Individuals, group, atd years that J»av# followed reaching Ind necessary reform than a million dollars a ii*r, it l* ncetlona In load up on the Federal. ■laeotuasl iw ■fs»nwihdattng~rtttr‘tWYl YYtTWlUTTfKirnra numKra Jr.lkaae H I W Y if r M U fflfW fBVlMflWMY' departments, although ten othar who are In rreelpt of salarkm i f $37,600,000,000. This mean* a burden .of cost which no people nations have 'ainalgamalc-l thalr from th® public treasury ntnp8qV, ' for ovary $100 of earning* can bear. When a deficit 1* functions. together w lllf the member^ , pj h Mil people had In 1029 they ■caches). Instead of rigid economy, “The shocking, Irtferd scandal- 'k rtr immesfiate familiesi nor* new taxes are Imposed. « kav( tu t $41ous abuses in ripcmlllure* through 'kan a million pemor-s. Her# tlma "The only relief to Ihe American Ihe Veterans' Bureau hare bswn "f* a rtPMion votes ready to be “Hnva governmental expend!people ran rum* through ecoromy —t *-*-kt ----- » lo iimnnrl inn ?7 eased Inw llkaa Ilk# proportion to often described and rmph.-isialad mobilize I quickly agaimt any av* not- While out national In government, which mean* re­ that there U little need of rtferr- drasMe or fundamental prine.pl.ha* been decreasing by 54 duction In expendituiea", ha said. Ing to them again", tald Dr. Hut- of economy which affect. Ihenr, no th® expenditures af Ih* “This In turn mean* Ihu with­ |#r. Tl*# National k^onruwy mailer how gteatlr it may hr la government have Increased drawal of government from many |.*ague ha* shown lhat omrly the public InUrrst. •u than 30 percent. Where, undertakings upon which It should year* ago, 91 In evary neref have entered, aa well a* far closer and more businesslike or­ ganisation of government agencies for the tmnsactlon of »uch public buiincs* aa la entrusted to them." II* urged lha merging of the War and Navy Department* to effect an annual saving nf fioip 180,000,000 lo 1100.000,000 and draatlc cats In the Department* of Comma**, Agriculture at*} Th* J The dialogue of the player* Itwira drew appko*a which Wa* re­ plied la with a atom* of hlaaea, nM far about half a minute th# anidrwaf the play aa halted until the roinmolion had *kh*ided. The pralnr.ged applause nnd lha erte* of “arthne" brought Rk* be­ fore the footlights fur a how after lho ra il had taken a doarn cuttain rail*, hut Rw* refused to re. rnnd to lb* trio* for a apeveh. Th® play present* with dlallnrt sympathy lb* grnduai distraction of a lypleal American family undor economic preaaur*. and la lU •woeping critlrlam of lb* Ameriran aceao present* biting pi-tore* £ R IC E Phone i»2 sry 4-lb. Carton LARD—With Orders..................19c 4 H A I Sanford. Lettuce oor ----- AftP Stores bring ydu greater navlngn in high MEAL CORNED BEEF L 2 ow 25c 1 Pork Ham, whole, lb...lOc Shoulders, lb..... 8c 1 Pork Pork Sides, 1b—..i.i——.. 8ej Zwl s i et Mix. Pickles j Pork Heads, lb...........5c MX t Q u a rto IS C | Pork Sausage— Ga. Best, lb...... ...15c | • Peanut Batter ; 1 3 ro. 25c 1 Good Mixed Sausage— 1 lU lh alJ t ***** ###a#t##*#*#####s»v*SwV 25c $/ 1 COFFEE j 1 VELi ^ i Fancy Western Beef 'I L9c ! 1 - 6-Oz. Glass Jelly 1 STEAKS ib. ifc l IN , R O U N D . C L U B . NO. 7 1 5c 1 R IiO U M P, R IB , B L A D E , 1: i B A N N E D — Beat Brand* r ROASTS ib. Try Our Hamburger MADE FROM BEST MEAT-CUTS Lb. ISc Far TOILET SOAP *3 Bars IOC ALL N. B. C. CO. Be CRACKERS 3 • f* g a. l 3 c lie NO. STOKES MARKET 24-lbs. S. R F tO U R 8-lb. Carton LARD BOTH 99c 10-lbs. Ga. Sweet POTATOES (ONE ORDER TO ! CV.8TWW1 Quality foclji and household necessities! Check this ad carefully. Take it to the store with you so that you won’t forget. The more you buy, the B tM U fW P IH E A P H E ? •MONTE—Delicious, Sliced . 41A P a r ANN PAGE—Deiicfouf Pore STRAWBERRY Y B ETTER FOOD STORES GOLD MEDAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 19/ SALE . With 91 Purchase or Mors FLOUR • POUNDS .......II 12 POUNDS ................X 24 POUNDS....... ... «! Freah Stack—Baperlor Grade MEAL or GRITS 15-lbs. 19c l.ibby‘® C H I U . 2 can s RICE 7-lbs. 19c PILLSBURY-S BEST SUGAR 5-lbs. 19c Great Northern or Navy BEANS 6-lbs. 19c C A K E F L O y R .................. I! lv , t Del Monte No. 2 Can - f Q p BUck P E P P E R , fi can s 19C Fruit for Salad No. ■: c a n . 9c CORN. 3 for ... .....M - Best Grade Blue Rose r X X 7 x T , lii,| Ka.hlfn*,! Brown <| Q p [ SU G A R . 3 cltw. 19C 19c ia fV * BRAN. 2^ pkg*. S Q p Crop* Grape Nut Nut F L A K E S . 2 pkg*. r «., v*-1 . ■.iin.it ¥ m-f---------- J.D X ® No. 2 Oan* Qutker Cut llesns, 3 fur CrackcK 2 pkgs. No. I Can* K*li<fg* Wh at or Ric, TOMATOES, 5 for i Krisplcs, 2 pkgs. 9c J ,9c Lima Beans. 3 f o r _____ J 9c CORN. 2 ror...... J L a H * FLOUR. 3 pkgs,. JLaFld_ L9c Sardines, fi cans Pineapple, 2 for In Bulk—Kvapnratml ^ P E A C H E S . 2-lha. J Ubby’* l * o .l M E A T , f ram* No. 3 Cana Fresh While A No. 3 CSH* P rid r *f Illliiol# Galdrn Bantam -4 V1K Can® Pink - dj SALM O N ," 4 c a n s 74-lb. Can* Nnrwrg’n 4 S n rd in n t. 4 conn J ! No. 2 Can* Libby’* Apple \ A n S A U C E , 2 fo r J .D X * Quaker NmhIIc*. Macaroni or S p a g h e tti; 3 p k g i a . ______ Wanhburn'a Pancakr <J Q p No. 2 Cana Brok*n American Oil Libby's Libby’s TRIPE. No. 2 can Pears, No. 2Vj can Miscellaneous Specials Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 74-0*. Jars U. S. N*>. I Maine (irwrn Mountain APPLE JELLY 2 for 19c POTATOES 10-Ibs. 15c Stem* and Ptnv* MUSHROOMS 2cans 19c Wln'nap or Ark*n»a» Black ' APPLES ■■y u a n ' '■ v 4-Ibs. • 1 '■ 25c Phillip’* Pork & Beans 4 cans 19c.| k ’" >. 4-lbs. ' Hurt's Tomato 10c JUIGE Pound Jars KxMllant Quality, Irg. h*#d. Calif, Icrtorg Idleness In c re a se S A L E ___ ______________________ ■ ■ ONIONS Sunny field—P an^ka or • B u ck w h eat FLO U R , l i i - l b - P k g : 4 cans 19c Pienlc Peanut Rutter 2 for 19c LETTUCE 2 Heads 15c NEW YORK. Jan. XT^-OVy-(eavier consumption of alcohol, and alarming Increase of apathy'* pnd uck jpore chroaie Irritability tr* tame resalts of “tho maatal kyglaao of unemployment" re­ potted by th* national committee for mental hygiene. There ara ala® a few benefit* such •* return to simple enjoy- 8 12c OSCEOLA COCOA. Mb. BALLARD’S “Obelisk"—Plain or S. R- Q T O JoT l large CRISP ICEBERG SUGAR* KMh. Cloth Bag. fGa. Cane Syrup GALI-ON CAN* --------------- « « ti GALLON CANS .........!-----» * PINT BOTTLK8 - - ................. T* GA. PEANUTS^ Vi-GsHon 8C VINEGAR ^ ra " r 1 0 c ^ O. K. SOAP or POWDERS 6 F or O trir I f C H IPS0 J 0. K^-MACAEONI . or GRANDMOTHER'S—Freah, Firm Texture PRINT jgovernmental economy would immediately m u lt. R IC E s; eet, Tender, Garden N o . 2 C a n ...... . ’ . 10c TOMiTOERA B A C O N No. 2,Can OverSea Quaker Maid—With Toqu PWH & Beans, 16-« e ENCORE—SPAGHETTI or No. 2 Can Over Sea FRUIT SALAD 21/ PEARS OvtfrSea All Green No. 2 Can TAMPA. Jan. 27.-M r. ami Mr*. H. K. Hoffman, of Dayt< n. Ohio, W*re Injured Thursday* when tfcair automobile was etrdch by a* train at th® Thirtieth Street o**ing <n Slat# Road No.s 17. r. Hoffman suffered Injurle# about hi* barb and Mr*. Hoffman a broken leg, according t» at* Undent* at t'ooV* sanitarium wlvtra they wer® riushed following 9 tk# accident. Their aut< mobile w u rut in lyro hy Ihe train. The fa-1 that the Hoffman* were not more seriously Injured was report'd aa alm -.t miraculous. Wild rumor* wer* circulated fallowing the accident and hoaplta| phone* wera kept bu»y aa _ *__ fp*-rt<n*• Bought lo ileUrparlous n |no the number killed. M ANHATTAN M ARKET BEST GRADE WHITE No. 2 Can OverSea j G. MICHAEL Cornir Second and Palmetto Did vou know thnt Palmetto Avenue lit the SMOOTHEST atn u t to drivg to town on from any point south of F irst Slrest? No bumps, less traffic and. morsover. MANHATTAN MARKET in on Pul motto nt S ^ o m l. ___________________ __ Ytllow Ripe .4x BANANAS, 4-lba. ..... DEL MONTE FANCY WESTERN Wilton Certified Pi) 8AU8AGB. Ih. 12-lbs. S. R Flo GEAPE-NUT FLAKES............. ............. HERSHEY’S COCOA, Cm ........ WHITE-HOU8B VINEGAR, F«U Pint OVERSEA MINCE MEAT.. . . . ........... -OYSTERS, Cm ......- .............. | OVERSEA SHRIMP. Cm ------------- ---OSCEOLA-CORN, N«. 1 Cm ................ OSCEOLA CUT BEANS. Nov 2 Can KELLOGG S WHEAT KR|8PIE8.......... in. STEAKS Ib. CHOPS. 2-lbs; ife or Pranks lb. Imoked Bacon H lb. Cored Hams lb. 'SRQMffC' * lb. Roast lb. 3-Ibs. MV *p STRAWBERRIES, per q t Grten op » Wax . 222 e . la t RICE 5-lh«.a 19c Well mad* Mop« k Tipngv BROOMS ea. 19c J Pint* Mothfr** COCOA 2-lbs. 19c WESSON OIL 19c Two Tv-lb. Pkg*. Kagle Braml MILK can 19c MnmhmnllowM 19c TEA ‘/i-lb. 19c Mot. boL Happy Vale 2 No. 2 Cana CATSUP 2 for 19c Hiackbcrrlefl IH-lb. Pkg. it-oi. Jars 5’ranrh’s . ibiummuh • iu r ~ __K r O’ Sunahln# BUTTER Lb. 23c Full Cream Super Nut 19c OLEO Lb. 10c MEAT MARKETS118magnol,a kt. - CHEESE Lb. 15c » avb* BF^ST WESTERN STAMPED BEEF. VEAL, LAMB AND PORK AT LOWEST PRICES Famy Creamery Tub lb. 25i 3 lbs. 19^ BUTTER Mwlfl’* Jewil —(In Bulk) LARD Beat Grad, Whit* 19< 3 lbs. BAC O N large Juicy 2 lbs. W E IN E R S - 1 19i • • Yellow S Q U A S H , 3-lbs.....V*................ a :y Wlnesap or Onions, 3-lb^ ales, 5-lbs. 2 Large' 8penish Yellow Cooking .Onions, 4-lbs. 2 lbs®-----------------------— ®-“ 1 9 / fancy Wiatorn Rib lamb ....... LIMA BEANS, 2-lbaJU................. BANANAS 3-lba. ONIONS. 3-lba. Sweet Potatoes 10-Ibs. APPLES—“Box” 4-lbs. C E L E R Y 2 for LETTUCE BEANS ES 2 rkK^* 19c ‘ COFFEE Ib. 19c m eat .. B E A N S, 2-lbs. Freah Rmall Bara OCTAGON SOAP 8 Fur 19c Life Buoy SOAP 3 Cakes 19c LUX FLAKES | \’»lvo 1 Dairy Products; land Water Maid 100't Pur* pork Hausag* | ’ Fresh ^SPAGHETTI _ Apples j* £ 1 7 c_ BEANS, Cap...... DCTAGON SOAP. 'LE, No. Vi Can.. BB. No. I Can ... & 4-lba. 13c B oston Merchant Gives His Formula For Ending Slump CHICAGO. Jan. 27. Greater buying power for the masses, at­ tained through higher wagr* and Increased credit, wa* the -foimula for business recovery given th* Chicago Association of Commerr* recently by Edward A. Film#, Boston merchant. . Far from subscribing to the be­ lief that th* world would have to spend the coming years making up for the high living nf Ihe year* lust behind, Mr. Fllcn* held that „ would ___ _____ 9 on conwmIt have to __ keep ing more and more If th* economic KdOLllON. Vi-lb. Can.... J ^ L A tORN , No. 1 Can ’AGO(f CLEANSER, Can 1 LETTU CE,’ 2 H« POTATOES OVERSEA Light lloua® CLEANSER ’ 6 Pkgs. I'Jc GOLD DUST 10 Pkgs. 19c SUPER SUDS 9 Pkgs. 19c BIG VALUES BEVERAGES 8 o ap -('lcu n sers P O tA T O E S , 10- White or G». Sweets U. S. NO. 1 Lbn. PRUNES. eavier Drinking O C | MILK, 3 tall cans 1 0 c I CELERY—Ea B A N A N A S. Kaiser Reported To Be Victim Of Big A rt Swindle Com Combinations 19 ' COMPOUND , r 3 Pounds Susa S a S S S iis s -te AG AIN “That whenever any form of government become* destructive of thta* ends. It is lh« right of tk* people to alter or abolish it." The faihlonahly-dreaoed au­ dience burnt Immediately Into aueh applause aa has g railed few Broadway plays this season. RICE povarily forgotten through th , selaca af eaceaalva drinkieg." Other wrap** from reality are TH J (ja 1(a. >* found la “over-ladulgeaco la gajaI.Uhliag", ia a llttl* Increaaa la adalt V, ^ S S S S k ^ ^ tu * t t ANPI moral laxity and a few caaea af S S to F t CKAUKD. ASD/OR TIIUXBAKD aartoua mental diaeaae. Other rymptoma are Hated aa “almoat frantic rvadlncaa to em­ STORM WARNING ISSUED brace" toctal, religion* or political phlloaophiea promising relief, and WASHINGTON, Jaa. a growing irrrtaa* in “credulity and aupentitioa* and a mounting The W either Bureau laat night tandency to patron lx* fortune i»*u*d th* Mlowlng storm warnlog: “Adviaory *:30 P. M.S Storm teller* and mystic*. warning changed to north east S u ‘ci':.7?. r & & S ’j - ” ; ; 1 East port. Mala*, to Delaware breakwater, and changed t® northwest warning* south of breakwater to Hatter**. Disturb­ l ! 2 t o ! £ S ® C T * * W-wiri ance of marked Intensity central ever acutbeaateva Virginia moving rapidly *a*t-Borth*aatward. Intera*". oamta* al J^b* dal* mi Iks R io rtfilt MWl* »«"•; g ets lega cy X l l or Han ■law aeetuod. eoil J" BUFFALO. N. Y , Jan. rK-OP) Ik# Inloroat* ot all *lb*r —Under term* of thr will of Mr*. A i m - Baw w a ..«f.<iI.aahp**t ti»<wliP> professor of aacieat art, he be­ died Jan. IT,' a couetn, Bertha u lh« hlgfcsRt ii»4 b*Bl ,fclw#r es m , Ihe victim of a colossal Pill*bury of 81- Petenbufg. Fla- •"T r^ -alo . Is allawod to ba a hid• .1-r at aal4 aalo. •"<* “ ’i will receive IIOJXW. swindle. “redlt o. II* bia. i f l i r W» coal* an* .tleraoy* fw-* la op*». The statute, which depict* Pevtor Ik# amoanl round •» »* <to* It by Iko naol doera# In Il*ta. * srporr, a major Roman goddess Tkl* Ik# Ilk cay of January. A­ and consort of Pluto, and which D- m *' i.iyOTD r. worut. I tuiw is In a Berlin museum, la said A* nnaclal Master ** aforaby Prn’f. Eduardo Gattl not to bo *■14. a p . 'M nitwiT. genulre. Kiokansa BnIMIna. ,C \ Wilhelm bought th , work be­ Orlandn. PlnrMa. WA 1 'i u n l tar t’latalltt. r V fore Ih* war In the belief It waq B im dkl,' » l » aadrd blHhdy m ; r<turned yestonUy' he was tarry­ TAX-LAHA 38 KE,—Palm Beach far Havana taal week. although ing just on* pi*:® Qf luggage Installed aa Jury foreman la a mail whirh was listed in hi* custom* county la pleturad ai on® of tk* fraud t u t ia lha Uait«d State* lirr la ration a* a box of 100 Ha hading money crop producing D tatrkl Court la Brooklyn, tkus van# rirarw. II® feel* that 100 Its co.ntlc* la FlarWa in th* twenti­ causing Judge Grover N. Mosci- van# cigar* will b® entirely inad eth census of agriculture and vrltm U doctor, a ml*trial, returned rquatr to fi* thing* «*p, but it waa manufacturers ,eport aa approved Saturday on Um Ward liner Ha­ all hr could afford. i f Ih* county commiasioner. and vana, thoroughly contrite. Mr. Il-n®dict ha* an apoaling tabulated her® In th® office or Mr. Benedict la a >alei man .for virtion that not only wilt Judr* Commissioner ot Agriculture Timken Silent Automatic Com­ Mnacowitx find it difficult In be­ Nathan Mayo. pany and, when kia empty teat Ip lieve that h® sailed for Havtna Sugar ran* anJ airing Win* tke Jurji box cawed inv**llgailon mill® Inadvrrtently, hast that th® •aad in acreage but string beans i* laet week, lha story wa* that he Timktn Silent Automatic Co. will lha lendirg money crop of the , . _ _ want to know how th® story rot yrixe for salesmanship. Mr. Ben--; started that b* sailed as on® of Ih® county, th* report reveals. Th* diet himself sakf. upon hi* return. nrli®-wlnn®r*. Morwovrr. h I • sugar ran* acreage waa 8.7H7 and .th at It wa* a hundred other f*l- hnmr-coming at *048 East Thirty- th* yield 201,683 toss, according Iowa who won th# pvix* and lhat | *®v®nlh S tm t. Brooklyn, wa* a to the report. String beam ac­ 'b a had Juat butted In on th® tr|n «®ver® strain upon hi* dlnloma*® counted for $1.843AOS of the value OU want something warning lakleapook chopped plmlanlo. and I t la not very elear even to Mr. »n*l he feara hi# moral® *111 hrvsk of Palm Baach farm crop from this wintry weather Ik order taaaos with salt aad pep**r le Benedict Just how he happened In down before he ev*H haa a rhanre an aertag* of 26.201 and a yield to kt«p year bleed heated to laat*. Ceetlaee ceoklag aatll * of ,1.988,824 crate*. mak, th* trip. It might have been, to attempt official *ir*»®—" redial Ike cold. A teed wanalag loldta brawn. Serve* tour, and “ Pleas* print," he plraded. “that Noxt to th# string bean clop tu­ that he bad l°n® to the ih ii to regeubl* la cars, aad lhareli a* mats Ism than a usartar. Savi are the 100 priie-winning *alr«- positively I di,| not win a prU* I matoes bold fln t prominence in betur way le eat It Ikaa b*at*d. lb* llqaor from th* carrots aad luscious and ereamy. leal aa It lb* oibar hair of lbs can of core men off amJ’atcepted a dai* mm«- and did not even want to »*H- this rich Everglade* toil area. The “ Any salesman know* how it l*. tcmatoacrop from 5,178 acre, pro­ torn** freur the eaa. But yau to use la toupa. on# had offarwl him at the faredent want t* ta t Ik# aamt tklag You r* aboard a *hb» and try to duced 448,240 crate, valued at Hare’s a Rarebit avtry day. aad forUMlaly mra “ Positively", said Mr n*TUM|»r| be a Jolty fwllowr hy accepting rn- $473,815. Torn and Pea Iferrbll on T***f. ran bo eombtoed silk a number tcrtainmrnt from th f ptUe win­ with great earae*tnr««. thu «M *( ether vegetables. Hare are a Maks a ebaaso sauce af two table •The value of Palm B«n:h crop, ner*. M«yb* N \ • »«"* 1 pushed well pa.t th* twu million couple of combinations which era spooa* bailer, two Ublaapooiu n« sailing planned h v :1 .* •* *..***. a a d .*®»h*lf-*®a®»mlia» don’t know. And may’>* they dare what a trouble I come 1...... _ aad aa* cap grated ehaes*. Drain .pau..daa|lt«km>W“ thw-lmlf «wf“d»? me- tir"gf>r‘T“ tbin’r tiw w .-l-d im 'r alone ia boosted by th* return on th* rontaal* af an l-auac* can of know a. thing.about It. podtlvrly; P in t,' th® courti maybe ' I get whole kernel corn aad of aa IIa wide variety, of other products •unc* ran of pea*, and aauld a twenty years ia ptl»on—and then, hot* cab I know when 1 am out. af the soil. English peas from few mlsula* la two lablrapoona . my ' family whn positively didn’t Juat like a light?" butler, than add lo lha rhwaa Although "out" Mr. licnedli*. «2I.1JCI8. peppers grown on tilKt kiprw what • had -ccom • of me. acres accounted for <101,754, and sauce. Seaton with salt and pap Positively, when that sht.v sailed remained Illuminated for »omr 1,14(1 acte* of limn bran* brought par aad aarve on toast. Serve* at midnight last Saturday I am time after the silling. *rcordlng $190,40.1, arcordirgto Ih* enumer­ alt to alfht Sava lha liquor* ^ist like a burned out aleetrl® U, other* on Ik# »klp. They said from lha vts*l*bl*a for soup*. ation. that Mr. Benedict wa» In high light. First I am Mind, than I am Thousands of dollar* pouml In, draf ami then I am still. Such a spirits ami Insisted t»*»on silting at the table nf II. W. Ooeggtl. cru«« too, from smaller acreage in cel­ fruit* and product-.trouble for no frn.* [ machine citrus If Mr. IlenedicMcarriM any bag dll ret nr. and It was not Until the ery, cabbage, eggplant, Corn acreage has increased from! On Ih Igage .H all whan h* boarded th* Mg dinner Monday night that the 843 to IJI78 In tho five-year period! wage* ai parser, who had bern checking up­ Mr. Gorggvl that ho had a stow­ ship which was to carry hi* for* since the last state census. Irish hixher i lunate fellow salesman to Itavaoa. on th* prlxe winner*, Informed away at hit able. potatoes are let* Important but this s i their has been a gain In sweat tcresl t poU'.ne* and field pea acreage. Ih® *«» T V irport shows that aom# more | would b attention I* directed to th* arow- “for lui Ing of hay and forage than in 1027 wages . and production has been .llveral- better i fled by th* addition of small ran mak acreage In several vegetable crop*, On tl 700 W . 9 th H lree t 20th and Frsnch H . E . W E E K L Y JOHN ANDES larger area In such specialities as that the P H O N E H50 PH ornamental plants. aaparmgua •(•» An. 917 W. First Stresl 0 . W. WARREN U ka Monroe at R. It. L. C. KINARD farn, and 180 lung tree*. Th* most |n the Moore’# Station 405 Sanford Aver J. W. Wright--------JACK FLYNT Important rew truck shown I* 143 b® a gre acre* In asparagus. Iran ma Meadow Gold Th# drgre® of success Palm rccllon Beach county ha* attained In the and sur living r ‘ hnnii- |.r.>tfiam i. mill- Such a H E R E 'S" FOOD M E W S!'1 Delicious Ics, 4 - lb s a Select Fraah Mull«t FISH 4-lbs. 25c I OYSTERS Long Horn CHEESE pound fu g ar Cured PICNIC HAMS pound gacy Tender HrW O C O A N U T S , eacl 19< lb. C H O PS i0 A ST pound 8c qL QOe. �f CANTWELL [ UM PIRE IN D AY’S TILT i Of Boston Braves urlinff S taff Will e Star Attraction forj all-star*. Hi* will Ilrmt watch Ti*e Minor. Ihr (kw » right hander, do i.is best to act bath hi* form rr IM it- M ln . Then will come Jack Dantii-y, lb ■ onor-timc Q * I t A i a a Hi* «llnf IS percent to Iran !. 3 L U U IC H lie aiked aboiilT. to be coaitel l f i n t T A l l tu ’ *a<t./Dm with driver j ilolatH lllg hander nf the 11112 se*«in. I Continued from Page One) Anno; tire merit was made inlay ,b **R* 'berm * big in*tit uthat the starting team will b- an . , „ . _ fellow*: Mlnnl. pitches Ihapman, ln j U n uVu U i ' - r a . .1 . rammer*. cnnUinnutoi e .;li.a . MeatItory power*. together with mIiuw rantalna Hf* ffawerd ami Speaker C am . catcher; MeCrane, i.t 1..*#; S.n- c r - th e UUerJarfW y re.pow.jhte ford, 2ml baa.; Friable, .hurt ‘h« f«n that loan* made a f tir slop; liiggin*. 3rd base; Harrison. | / “JF *» • [ n td , ta w Men pahea Cantwell, ace of th* IW Martin, and Curry, u. toe nut field, listed—ref need to yield. .They de* nuddy l.ake, Pete ficblnmi. Rentnny harm would result. Brweee hurli.ig staff, wit] um I y, ami other players wilt I* on Howard *W he woeld not de. the exhibition game betw.eii foed ami DoRan.i ail-stars to playeil *t Ihe Municipal Park t Sunday afternoon at 3:00 Hi# ynung veteran of the big (Oca derided upon this action Itetday when l.r was again ted by local eimnsors of the He to lultf n part in it In anmr* y, and ron*t!rmlil« satisfaction a.gxprcsxrd and inlerrat arous. when ha offered tn uniplra the o n G |h u , . r tM r ’ r O O D 8 of cv*rl°adeJ nndnv# raised (ruck*. ■ lie said be trUned Florida could “ n have d a le police to p alrtl the nU, T PprlMl shrrtff* ta‘l £“ h’. lh b b ' to r a t out perllwl ^ h e ia ib c e p T h ro u g h co u rte sy « f th e U. S. .D e p artm e n t p t ‘A jrrlcuL lu r o 'in co-o pc ra tio n w ith th d (Florid* S ta te 'M a rk e tin g B u reau , It. E. W in fre y , S an fo rd re p re se n ta tiv e . » > * „ , Jmm. XT. la a a . raeS ar a ila a w a l* • < « > * . , , h i Ik* ■ a iled staSaa t a r WWai id a r . Jew, lh* rM j “ h * "I*-1 n r “ “ “ on he Mil1- “don't b* too hard on our I Klorlda «». X r’allf I, l\ twill. I. own people. Tell them what we *-•* t f* r*lif ;s Tat j I—l i t « a e l* t M l s a n u ml t r l r r r trmmm m nr Roosevelt fy in r to do. A* for truck weight* eke H ih rS O h M * Seat Iaa ta with thle aid v * must preserve the roarlt but! of tho ain trn " * !•«*» put P«ep>* of h u l» over on Mar. "***■ 1 **P««t tho Initiator* to) la tire next retire,the law* on truck weieht*. •-daei . hut until that lluie rn fo icj tho •MhfMir I, s%*h«vMU i. AtLmlJf <t. road*, motor prewnl law with common sente, 'j H» 1 I, |Yii*»i*n f, |litff«L» I, f*lfirliifTvill I, f’loV#. line*, air lines since the itato ramo ard fish! 1, I"iimt lf I ho!rc111 :(*, V\*# r ^ * » 1, f*i. and rhlpfrtf i* w r. liens hate been redseed oO| WlSjril# I, InillMMinflol'l* I. .IllifliaetiWvlltte 1. Jertev riIV 3 M-IMIH. MM. nto tiro alHn- pot cent, there la all the more need ». Sm*h*l»U l. Smw Y»>rk *. t'MU* in agency. for therills to enforce those law*, •fv*11*|i|;i 3. f*iM»hnr«b I* f*nf.iiiijieVurvtea J«, ItlF’hmnrhit W, lent cdeitcie* tho goyainnr dtclared. The same V Menifiite I. Hnrirerflrlil. ||. I, rent I'^eeutivea I* true, he **ld. regarding forest I'rftvfitpfipp | Tnl«t *1( f a r m 3 1 I m p p+f t +4 # « 4 r*» transport* lire preverlkm a* tho employes Im *» «*«| M. (M s), \\ e.*r. VVa-hir«lon. of the forest rtitice have been mi« il W* w VrtpH *|. Ffrif i.Hbli11 ilcrt reallK* it-need by half. 7, |Le*»*Mr* 4. IhlllnititP i, ll|t|alit(rj(l!l . WrwnFk 7, Iliifful,, J Vt.«-Hln«lnti opprnfal of Sheriff* along Florida-** nortli- A * t**im !. AILiny I, I'r'ivLI# *f-*» gmnlsatlon is Btn to rd tr mu*t do ail postSJ* to HrHifer|tiirl I, WllliawMtt*- I. Wnr* ' r j, | r»r Mhl fuf rtr*nnilnn* must get fed- |j£*p “haloes, tramps, and gang- •ITIrflf, * nutor bi# and ,;* „•• ouL „f the *Ute*. he salt, i *IXf‘IXN'ATI- S e a r^ -.irv j^ d .. . . i h c i w . ^ i M t r T r * e n a t “ he“T>l*ire,,m(rr«r,*e»m rrailja, gl Xsllnaal * llaak Aukarndfil* Wlxst Nsliniusl iis ok I: irlnw, Th- rulk I'miatr XalL Ilk. Ileal fay, ttnsh »r nonlfar lliiun.ll. Iluanrll rite artion before the coming of ncy as well a* another w inter season. CIWMrilpp *Hjinit wf i*|p«nt«|tr ruiFMh. IV. n k rrp»p»Ri n i l IVn|»l» a NEW repwrlsb l» eootei Meal stW O H a inill.l UBS 'Id , * l-im.AliKl.l’HIA: Uaraly slaadr. n a*«r»**- sioa.tr s n s . • o m s U ear. aa track SopwUso magaraW, AanriaU a k o u l m w la r s le , m a rk a l b u r lr * I ait .I r r ts r lC * . I* l* # l r e a l* ,, w aaliw l aad neenralaU. a On*, la w tiM ; I lia s. U S - t . C t , .> e s l L is.| Hi • das ljs-s.ee. West Lt*. t e e ; la doa. 1 M -tS a. • a a e b u . 1 - CHICAGO. Jan. JI.-tA V -te la a of evaporated rrrtlk Jum frd MQO.000 cate* In 1932 o v tr'lM f, the JjM..JW.ttlWJ»«aw«afc.Iw«ou conference of bankers. Inerea** raiacil the total to SCLittorin said he went to' Kreuported yctleeUky. The J J percent ger'e a ra rtrte a t' after several MO,000 cists, valued at 188,000,- fruitless telephone calls to find «ul what was delaying him. PALM BEACH—iKvcrg odes Inn on E»cr^!*de» Ave., opencil lor i season. — T YORK , Grocery and Meat Market 223 & F irst We* Deliver I*hoi CANNED Tr . r*o Whll- *70 IIP. 1.1. WITH PIII.ITICB’ V I. »•!. tVhll- 10c SPECIALS 5c SPECIALS NO. I PKAN NO. 2 CORN n o . i fiP A tjiijrrri NOc 1 LIMA HF.AN8 a 02. CANNKit FHUIT8 NO, I VKGKTAIil.K NO HP NO. I TOMATO HOOP NO. f TOMATO JUICK (Continued from Page One) errs w /re asked tu a il the tegular ga.ir.lire tnx ini|uTti>r* of the comptroller's office in balling the practice. In siklng th at the traffic law* be more attielly enforced, 'the governor said 2M) iierson* lo*t their lives on the slate highway* Inst year because twti percent of the motorist* mu t e it unsafe for IL i* k VI. I Mere* Vl |l- lir llank (IrarevMIKlr»i Nall, llank nt lltnravlllJ**prr, Viral Nail Ilk of J j,e n i.*k« n i r . i NUIS K*rhslta- Ilk. blitlanil of loskel.i ini POT ROAST of RMI Iwsskura. l.r,hill* Dial, Ilk find Tr i*o tllsinf i'll* Nall Hank lit Ml....I lb. LAM1I * STEW .lb. SPARK PORK HAMS, lb, Shoulder, lb, WILSON ilulf or Wholtsplb, Cottier Cuts—11^ Sl.eeg PHONE-58-W 25c! . Hqis pnd I'^yera 2 U m. L A R G E IWienerN... 303 SANFORD AVE. mi Drtracd. II: I; HKD IlMtiklna CASH QR< WE ARE LISTING ONLY PRODUCE AND MEAT SPECIALS JtHH AND THEY ARE REAL SPECIAL PRICES. TOO — TjOME TO THW FIRST FOR YOUR PRODUCE AND MEATS AND AF^TBR YOU BKF. O CERY SPECIALS YOU W lU , DECIDE TO C0MPI.ETE VOUR LIST Here. F re sh , Y oung, T en d e r S tr in g B o u g h t eapociallv fo r-th is sale— A w hole eaFjuadeof tb a i i « t (rg ite G eo rg ia P a p e r AllK KNOWN AN TIIF. IIENT iHIi A iRklnncd—Half I I , is * msn 2-lbs. 15c LETTUCE 2 heads 15c , In America—Dali k / • h' l S» 2 - f.Lb>. 5* < ‘ : f fi F‘f * TOMATOES Ing Variety flit v IlMiik (nr H»y * iiiac«• -, > Kl I'vUra* lHir>, Klr*t N«11 IWnk ».f HI. hi* Irmbuic HI IVIvvhiiutii fan* |ral Natl H opie^G row n—S m alJ.H ead^ ^ Produce Department PHONE S8-W «*!• * HI. Aumiw lmm* l'r»* I'.S.SSO or -Whole tea H ere At Lowest Prices ;^,s«0 L O N G ’S M E A T in A TREAT.TO EA T. . O pponltc P o n lo ffice Armour’slStar Slicftd Bacon, lb. 21t; Dexlier Hiced Bacpii lb, 17c 1 221 E . F ir a l S tr e e t IIK ST d tK A M p iL Y ll(>|tl. iirttrh lk.HS : n t i Hettesg* Sfnit*. Jaeksonvln* maeklan . . _ Jlifitg»«e T v* »5.*»s •;.»»« JfU -liX fn illie . Niucklun Morlasse <* I'v. ... isecsse l<ls,«e* Tamps. First N . a C o r y , i r . sse i !>.««# Uisns sukurlisd duilan ber: j ■■.. * V lu tills : , i liti-ekoMIe, .Vl>*> NsUeas In llr«nk*'lli«. klk.se®. 5**.F r«rl 11 I, r e , HI UlKle T O T R O A ST O F 8II01.TZ* IfANDtt T IE D etou* melon*, weighing front 88 to 711 pound* each, wars on dis­ WIN DOWK RLIINKt) l!Y lim it play a t the Florida watermelon festival last July; and ha al«o TACOMA. W ach.-E rnrrt Lloyd ■hipred or* ear In which Ihe discovered the putty inta*lng Tram melons aver ago J belter than 40 hi*- vrindTwr *Wawtimifr" ttn /ir pound* each. found a pet magpie was frastlug. « . j’ . .i STEW .fb S H A L L PORK WASHINGTON - Sen. Tydlhge Inld th j Senate the only reason for not cutting government cost# was “political fear” and if he couldn't vote hi* own sentlm m U , “the hell with this Job.” TALLAIIASSKE — Gi», Sholta said h! cannot g r a n m n r td a motorisU more tim- in which to buy Mr. Hpeaka produced the U rgttl 1013 ll’ense tig* mil- th a t Ihe watermelons in rerk fil Flarlda price i f 1933 lag* will nut b- rrb u t year, several of Ihe luk- duecd. .T h e F ir s t ’ N a tl It* B E E F , REW YORK. fan. 27-—fiTI— Qatail* of fear , K rrvgtr’* death and a (eacriptten of b b body when i t war divsovrted a lte r ihe comaiiited aebMe lit' i ’a ib •Wet March were .contained in a trarv rrtip t presented at lb* haa>ruptey hearing for International Match Corporation yesterday. Tho transcript,, whkh recorded, the testimony' given in Pari* b)^ K■liter U tlcrht, a member of the 'Krueger * Toll execullva com­ mittee, set ferth that two other persons beside* Lltlorin viewed the tody, James hi. Rosenberg, course! for the trustee In bank­ ruptcy/ presetted the transcript a t a hearing before Feiortt Refe­ ree Erhom presnirably to dispel rumors Krauger still Hees ami that a wan dummy waa seat to Stock­ holm for burial. Th# transcript qnoten iltlofks as having testified he found Krcuger’* btaly lylrg mr ■ Led in hi* apartment after tho match Krcah laocoi Doxen Fox Rivor—High Grotto ItV B ortPRINT ia n i gggsng's w m N m z x E j ID— (Sliced........ 18c) half or^kple 10r .GOV’T. INSPECTED FLA. PORK -loin - i t -:* m - r CHOPS and RC (Whale—-Fla. m ■Weslrru) >leg8 (Swiffs LKESRUKO, ‘Ate. iS T ^ p p r e a . Imvtsiy WO acres «f walarnvkJfO* were planted-In south U he ouanly last WHk. One Hundred.rlgltg*. fire lire* h*»e teen ^planted byi t . K. Kdga and £. M. Hies, ; <4rav»lard, Jolplly, while lte.,laij r has al»o yielded yd® Kree ieg hi* own account, The*# pUntligv ate located Just w t . f o f Ma*i. cotta. ' • i- * ' } N R. R. 8ptehs ha* pUnted t o m TorkChoca /K . e MO W io le or String Ih. BW i fM e c ftte'* » n » » ^ terth '-« a. O w vrtM # -PliTNTfNQ M -week' 01 i yea^hte r * * . Glr» i I A J a lT iW r < W r» T O l> P J C i* l» r t3 te A « A k O k > i > I R j l i i a * w w p w « > « w .» b m h m A h , i > ... g x y n —w n a i i Abbag e �i» tw % m u s %» l -r IT. ■* ^ ' "• m F a rle y f i n * Of Victory From Pleasant NEW YORK. Jan. t J ^ m Th# fruits of xktory, taka it ftom rrpif Jim " Parity, a r t a'lo t 4f xpeeeh m aklaf. Marly 1000 duplication* a fay for federal jlb t, and plica of banquet laritaIth tho national election thraa montha In the backd, tha man who originally it a r t a d tha "Rooaavalt'far* ‘ tent" campaign aat In hit yaataTday, surveyed tha itanlt and declared: "To tha victor belong, tha f t la I, 1 « , HI*. main - f r ia r ' right now, he *Xplained, la a flood Of applies Ilona for federal job*. -Right after tha ram palm 1 « u bu»y answering .the *icka full af congratulatory mall. Now R’a Job*—joba—Jobe. Nearly 1100 letter* a day croee the deik of tha man who I* at tha thalrman, Democratic Mato chair­ man, New York hoeing commlallonrr, bend of a large corpora Hon, and prospective poatmaater f t he rat. ■-Many hundred* of men—and nen, too—have written that y would consider cabinet poets, ny other* Hava warned that avail will not aland a chance being re-elected In 193d ante** ny are “Milan care of” now. But regardeea of the tenor of ihe letter*, Mch person receive* b persona) reply, algned In Par­ lay’s unmittakabe, sprawling green 10c lin e 8c lu it 3 (hni 'J.'rE 1.2 ft VbUaam chargf 30c. > ^ Aji n o u n cftn «n ti lfAVE YOt .W AfCH repaired by ona whi really know* hew. Brigga. Jeweler, Mag. Ave. B a y e r ' s As p i r i n n o w OB TUNABLE IN He AND lOi IN WIRE AT Y_ O U R Hig h d o r OOD STORE. neSTi I—Automobile* - FORD TON truck. Good. ISO. Ford pickup. Good. |35. Reel A 1Son*. tJaod Car Dealer*. jtENT AN Austin. Sc per mil*. Reel A Son*, 118 Myrtle Avt. lA lfF O fl tt R A l R a x y r o r o , rto m D * . loll hanTwrllfag. E ith t secretaries do n o t h i n g bat anewer thla mall. Three other* hand)* the flood of telephone call*. And every afternoon a t 4 P. M, a line forme eotalde Parley'* door—thou* who le t lit on teeing him personally. Parley listen* to w hit they hate to ray. Bat It mnet b* brief. U* allow* only half an hoar for title “levee." - I t will be wall Into March be. iUra any appointment^ age arvnminced”, Party Mid. “P in t, all the cabinet officer* and their a»■IttanU mnat tik e office to they can confirm appointment*. It will be a fear before all tha new office holder* are named.” .Sunday ha laavaa for Warm Spring* to confer for aeteral day* with Rooaevelt and "Job*”, he aald, will he the chief lobftct of talk. BECOMES LICENSED BOTCHER -'Severe Wind Storm T o l r p a T w o Lives f j V Pd Takes 1 O A C S Two 1 W U Id ! V C S In Georgia Town Co-Operation For Citrus Control Urged By Rotarian ■*> m . Ilocale xl# Mil.*a a I a I ... nsf #!-»*•* law fift-1a r*, slate offices in Orlando. The executive* announced that thy would not be ready far sev­ ers) days to report whether a plant would be erected here. It wa* said that the proposed plant would cost in the neighborhood of 920,000. Armaments Seen As Cause Of War, Not Deterrents M w,rf . , reported hefore R:3ti » clock. About t0::i0 officer* wer,. attracted to Gregory ami Alcani* street* by plrinl -hot*. Whin they arrived they It arni',| the men bail oh. ■aim'd *.-,() from l)i,. cash register and ikimagrd the store with bul. let*, none of which wa* aimed al p*r»on« prevent. Barney Water*, night watch. man. attracted bjr the-ahor*.* waiit he fired on- shot at the men n* th. v left lit an automobile. Ait ex­ amination of the marhine later disrlosed that hi* aim wa* Imd, Governor P o lla rd Of Virginia Gives Advertising Boost IfpR SALE:, Chavrolrt touring •'par, Run 11.000 mile*, motor ) condition, good tire* and new ip. Will sell for cash only. What LAKELAND, Jan. 27.—Redorc.l my o ffe r? ta ll at Herald rifle* rale* on ctrlot shipments of een ft:00 and fl:00 P. M. or reaa “Chevrolet" rare of Her- strawberries from Florida will be put into effeel as early a* poeathlr by railroad* and expreaa compa­ nies, accorillng affording lo nlea, to word, receives! rec Help Wanted hrxo by l&rvty W. Ijilrd, manAfJt E D -R eliable men age 25 agtr of th i chamber u( romme.rce, roran to 60 to supply established de­ art ion mand for Rnwlelgh Product* in from Renavr Fletcher. The a N. E. Laka County. Other good of thP career U voluntary. Ibealltle* available. Company fur­ nishes everything hut the car. Good profit* -far hostler*. Write the W. T. Rawlelgh Company, Memphis, Tenn., or teg me, B. L. Chain, 908 Etna Avenue, Sanford, Fla. VIENNA—Mi** Mary fil r, nineteen, who claims the disllnctlon of lining the first female hutchcr to to- r.'cngnltetl ami Itcensed by the. Uutcber*'*-. an.l oltraclinn- of the state were j tegUlalbrn nod tin k(C?jitnrectrtInn q 1vefUsi-it by the ronsiivaHyeJi.nl ..nviiiion id fruit Ih tein ccmmisriun nf the late noil t h e ! , , . ier than t- row Ihe in**, toirriit travel In Vitpinip 'In-i l ur - e rpliidtltii-- of rilios fruit, creased.” ccanug hous, Mllnulr d e c l i n e , are Legislative rtclion In belji meet -toh'li from groves i f-rv yen also] 11r ili- r existing law*, they |otnl i-cnnoinic romlit intis bus mil, it i* difficult to seen I f pni'e helped the slate, hr said. lie ?rM th,> n»vetmn nf Vir­ ciltiun and com let Ion even when ginia »u< etniMovereil to nit ex olieii p i < art cuiigiit rial handpc tin * lo meet te.t-rttn- Slntc Added In tin* tdiriaele, l-stancs governmental expm -ei, In* -aid, are nuineriuis. it i *idd. in wliiih hi. i lni'ti rut letr |ierer|il per olTemlrrs have lieen fired oil pu Tid.r gir.rTb- ~enhr1eTTr. i-M'irdiie 'Tm r-for-the-pn*t-nvn-\i’nT r ^ their thieving. ' The ritualiun in -ume ■erlior.s, t Palatka’s Hope Of Free Bridge Said To Be Much Brighter Citrus Kaisers Set! Up Legal Methods J To Curb Thievery - >*• ■■ Don’t Trifle Witt' r.oughs Long’s Meat In A Trial T» Sat .. (ilN B fM la r lu tf f i«4 flw alff llt*«a*a* *iHftMBl*pi«itr R«rrtf« M l i n i liM | . MeawW • n a n i «m r . Me—4 r . tL O ftlN riBBf m , T in t 'llffln a t m.1.1 f la n Ita a h M M f. ( KM HAL Don't let them | r l * 'an*te livid. A U TO IJOllY SIIOI* Fight get in* quick!). l.ia*c'u!*a*»n »snolilt F^ 3th sr. bines lit* 7 i-e-t helps kiM* o l.raivdera Mlllrr Garage •eience. |'..ifrtiu t hi.I haunt'**-. I'lessaot W .. sprrialixe in rebuilding 1 intake. No nan ntlrs. Y.n.r .lr* c|lrl will bodies an.) repairing motors. j rrlu n d |.w t nwniev It an r r.M.fh.» eold ToWiyiKT* no m illet h.m l.iria standing la nnl re* r n in ^ C o ld | Brires unusually l»w. | iiese.i t j Cjevuiuliiua. ALLEY OOP—Our Prehistoric Ancestor • i ' ■~rC- Pearce and J. Walton, attc W a lto n , attorney, went t„ ,0T ,hl‘ “f fi* 1 srnting the claims of a free b r i d tv here. The mailer had h?ei unolfktai' . ly pfesenteil to the boacj Iiefare mil had been tentatively ■enprovetl by W. p. Mnoty, member for tM* district, is . HARWICH, Ga., Jan. 27, trPt— A severe wird storm that struck this eommunity Wednesday killed in aged woman and an unldentlled negro, injured a number and P lant City’s Citrus *1 rated numerous httiUlings. Shipments IncrfeflB* S i Mr*. Warien t une perished a* i the'wreekats- of her hn.no cia-lie t — it:about her and th,. negro wa*! PI.ANT CITY, Jan. 27.—Cli killed In a •iinilur marner, a shipnr.nts nut of Plant City dot short d is ta n c e from the Cone ing the ln»l half nf last Wteg house. showed a markeil Increase o*er Mi«s llachac! Cone, n daughter '•»•■ previm-s three-day period. A of the aged unman, and Mrs. B e n t - *nt*l nf ltd tar* v i* fnrwardel ly Miller, a* a nur*t» from h*rc'during the last three |o r Mm, f o r »% wvw ruuieltt limit*r ilitr* nf Inst week. The nsnvemeat the f*IMn^ti tn’ier > t id iujurnl. inrli'ded III tars of orang**, |8 Miss Mills Haiti" >vjs hurt in curs nt mixed fruit nn.1 nni eaf of Ihe destruction Of Wiley Yates' grapefruit. linnle. Yales and In- wtlr esea|»cU. POTTLE TO IIRI.I’ KIIW The fuiy of the *turni »o c \ rm|llfleil ly n fieikishness oeWICHITA, Kan The story ot rurmg thete. A ruiuber tit Yates' foverty t, Id by Mr*. Beatrlec N. chieken* wric blown tiff ’h' Smith wh n . s h ' was arrested oil .bi'.’.J r i .L l l t.I'.'.VtL bwo— sbvw tw w berrtW Iirm ir - »»jk. dne.l leave*. ii'ie.1 leave*, |.atvr la ter they were of p. n , , ,ff|clal*. Sh- sakl *M i found half a mile away. hail hern selling liquor to k#,p j‘everj*l other Imme* werei her children In school. wrecked, tearing five negro f a u » - | ______________ j Hie. Without domicile, a td a numLAKE WOliTH—Work nil Hlgji her »f tohaern barm ami f ar m, School Campus prngresrlng rap. >Ini tiding * note damaied. Idly. The worst of th0 storm sttucki this town of 500 population aml| the wind raged for ID minutr*. 'nr Imh ►'i.r fi. h in r ►••*!, K r i . c , T e l. It* path wa* about 150 yaiil* Ie r. I lln a tV nrhi* in .I a l l agpi irrfViilltiri# i r In*•**! I11| m , <K widp-ard fmtr-mile*'long-. Heavy mIiI nn«t«f mnm>¥ NhpIi |in rin * tain anl lightning arcninpanird.il- M Ue., |f ne»t Kof Mil *| High tension rlectrlr wire* weir T R Y -N K W Z O reported Mown down in several T O U rH T O N '8 plnrea nn I rn ntnunlcaliun line* HANFIIHII llRIItl CO. u n i' da nun. cl j!.* n after the wind passed, re­ lief wolk'wn* liegun by Hyd Cm** authorities of lliouki and Thumii count le*. WINTER PARK, Jan. 2 7 . - Pro­ pit throughout the world are ac­ cepting Ihe new point of view that armaments, Instead of serving a* deterrent* of war* and securing national proporty, actually lead to warai Dr. Ltnley V. Gordon, .ex­ tension aecretary of the Wotld ATLANTA, Jan. 27.—Gov John Alliance for International Friend­ Garland Pollatd, of Virginia, atship, told a student assemtdy at tired In a full dre>* suit, slitod in Rollins College yesterday the grearreividtrin hall“ of~T!i? Normal!' Angtll’a prediction, Georgia governor’s marsion Tue*. mad* before Ihe Word War, to day night and told about govern­ PAI.ATKA, Jon. 2 7 ^ Palatka'* the effect that war ronstltute* a mental conditions* tn hi* »Mle‘nml Litl’e "f n free bridge af Tnss the Hal d e s p ite local lo a d pal "loss for tho victor a* well a* for how advertising bail helped Vir­ Ft. John* Hlvrr here were bright incensed grnWI/s have declared tho vanquished" haa been Itorne ginia. Iliey wcio i. o*N to uc,i dice wlift. it today, fplbiwing_ a m pting at out aa a raaali n t tha-Wneld W ar. —t’L d o not- meen- t« -say — thnf legal I -Isidore and lake the lm Tqllahassbc belwecn the Board nf Dr. Gordon Instated, in r itir r the Virginia Inn not felt the <V|ircs........... i n t i s tim e nun liiinil.. Bond Trustee* and tho state high tremendous debt a that havr been sii.rt"? he etitpha.-iied, "but fiuni iiccorilinjc to _____________________ v;ay__iltijiailmrnL____________ lncurrtd by_(irea{ Britain,. hrnn.o, i*kaL j h cat.-l a»> l«l h ,-M iH e - WINTER HAVEN,—Jan. -J7e— . ■■■," WALK Kit l.lhSKH MIIVK . ""M rccivcd hem front J '" 'n H and oiher “victorious' nations o>- that Virginia bus felt the Mtri'"** Fb'iitla eitiu* gt.ospt-. iletprmlne*i ; CamflielL member nf the unn.l a result of the last war. of the-e llnil’s le-s than other to lira i i up or at |eu-t inrlatl NEW YOB If. .Inn. 27. o il and an ardent wnrkcr for tin- l-eeArmament, ha aaid, i* costing states," limit ,i( their fun. bate inrliod- fp n b er Mayor James Walker lu -t^ n g «f.U io Hdl structure that he the-United states one thousand "11mk do you centinl for IhlsT” Iheft of their fruit, have method- a motion thrmigb hi* aitorney*. In vwa* aatuGni that a, oufficimt dollars a minute, through the e«*t he was asked. Governor * and fe#tll* legal machine for their have nolle yrns.nl tw o suit* amount to provide for the reircof military equipment and pen­ Mis. Eugene Talmadge. nf t;eorwk),rnlictlor. against him and In. wife f..r IIJMI.mcnl of th,. bond* moluriru. Oil* sion*. Where the United Slate* gia, host* tu the Virginia chief A* a flint step in the tn-k, fms- worth or slothing alleged to have year nn the bridge would Is' inspent about two hundrad million* vvecjtive at a reception, were ieating attorney* nf mure than Iteen purchased by him u Id Mr*, chided In the tentative budget, a l a year on armament in lu ll, le- aiming those listening for hti a arnfe of eiltits prmlUClmr Conn Waslks-Tjimved ie.roily. fme the World War, this country answer. ties have teen n-hril by the Klntidu The delegation n>n*iriing •<( Is now spending more than *even “tine of the thing* Ihet hn l i t . . * Grnv.ci. t'leii.iii.- Ili.uee Clmiiman C E. Currie, John W. CASK AFFIRM EM hundred inllilor* u year for Ihe helped u« a great deal bai been Ass.icialli.n t . nlli nl ,. i eetln ; same purpose. an inerraie III tourist travel", lie here Friday be dl*eti«« wny* nndj TAt I.AIIARNKE. Jan ”7.-1,Pi Ur. Gordon endorsrd the Hooter replied. ”Tho louiisl poslibilllies nieuns i.t l.lmkltijy thievery of «.t-: a s Tin* supreme cuirl ye-ier.laj Aec.rinrli: to rletting b* affirm' d fhe llill-b'.t ugh inutlty rome In. Four rays were to move | mliry nf rutting down armament* ||iu«. | [ • tlM n l t* ii Impel lh.it f i x'll n -i of Snr:th )■ IV v I. '■nlnti' from Lakeland lari nijlit, the nf all naliun* .'1 1-3 p e r c e n t , mid J t ffiriaN, i> will .‘.line some itlcn un.l' others in n suit ovet :t rtd K S * j o u r l a n l l y heaviest shipment of the season l Ulged the eludrnte n s u p p o r t t b i t t i h s m e r t i u e that nitty p« nibly I ■■ enacted into |*r mjei.iry note. " C d d i 'T i t , " Ib IIb w front Ihe local platform. j ynlicy. Yb f t i n i R M I p H .. U T . DOB* Reduced bates On erry S h ip m e n ts Is Reported Near • PAGE SEVEN, ORLANDO, Jan. 27.—That Or-j PENSACOLA. J a n . !T__ A Undo may be the location ef at three-hour crime wave ended plant for the manufacture e f | about II o'clock Tuesday night cheese provided sufficient milk D when officer* arrested thr.e available In this area wa* irnll- young men ami charged them with cited here yesterday by E. 1*. hold-ups. Two have been Identi. Moore, «f Atlanta, who I* gdnera) fied by victim* and witness#*, of­ manager In tho . southeastern ficer,, Mid. state* for Kraft Phenlx Cheese Officers arrested Clyde Cole, Corp. Mr. Moor* Is now conduct­ man and Glenn Nall shortly aft­ ing a survey of Central Florida er two men had entered the *tnre with tho hop* of locating a plant of Nick Eilreo* at Grigory ami in Orlando. Alcanit streets, held the propri­ I t depends on what Florida etor and half a iloien customer* has t« offer,” Mr. Moor* explained at the point «f guns and shot *#v. yesterday. He said that If there la tra l holes in the building a* they available -30,000 pounds of sweet mad? their edit. milk a day, Florida gets a plant.” Both city ami rmmty officers Ha was In conference yesterday •tailed an investigation when C. with Harvey Freeman, Orlando, K. .Muller reported tw„ men had head of the Sugar Creek Creamery held him up on North Eighth Co. In Florida, a company asso­ Avenue. A short time later Mr*^ ciated with the Kraft Phenlx AllJv William', operator of a flll-i Corp., and with him was J. T. Ing station in West Pensacola, Cornwell, new Florida representa­ recoiled she had been hrl,| up by I D, Jan. 21— With tive *>»# for the cheese th ***e organisation organiaatlon. men HOMESTEAD, the country preactlblng citrua fruit for the health of their p~ (lent*, the only thing that pre­ vent*' Florida'* blggvat industry from being a source of big profit* I* the faet th at there are over 100 group* Of ahippen* In tho state competing against each other In tha markets Instead of Joining to­ gether In a concerted move la eontrol shipments and dictate the price at which their fruit shall be sold, J. Reed Curry, Tampa Rntarlan, told the Homrstrad Rotary Club at It* luncheon recently. "There are those among u» who tea Ilie that we have got to have proper metrhandlalng before the tltrua industry can get on Ita feet In Florida”, Mr. Curry said, "and we are trying to get all to agree on a systematic plan of moring the crop out of the atate ami distributing II to the market* of the world." Mr; Carry tnht 3T one Jobber in the North who refused to hardle spy more Florida fruit because, he said, “ I pay cash far trrry ta r I buy and am Interested In holding the price up. In the u m e block with me is a dealer who haa no investment—not capital tied up —who gets all the fruit he can baiujl* on - consignment. No - mat. ter how low the sales go, he gets hi* commission or percentage, so ho I* not Interested In helping to main tain.the p r ik levil, but dr** only about felting rl3 o f h|* fruit at any price he ean get. A* long aa you people In Florida ship In this Wanner, it 1s too big a risk for the cash buyer to mess up with you.” Mr. Curry expressed the belief that Florida grower* are penalised |1 a bon through lack of en-ojSeratiye organised marketing stick as California shippers have. He 1 1 vocktei ’ Immediate s^ite-wide organisation .of a marketing sye tern in which the local un,t" wl11 not lose their Identity but will act together for Ihe control of tho citru* market. * • - # **♦”«■• i *1— ^*« *, ■ *JL*, —i ,----------? Fr id a y . J a n u a r y j v i w s Orlando May Get Three-Hour Crime P l a n t For Making Wave In Pensacola Cheese P r o d u c t s Is Brought To End ■denttetk -thrtmgHtmr •Mn*--<*wnw*ir -bettw»V'r"'W“ ^ ang— ,f<T I U4-L Co Whrrc Quality Mm I» F R E SH STOC WEEKLY JittiDandy FEEDS At Money Firing I’rirea The*' famous Surre**.*ur* Feed*. pri.r.1 tn please and dellvm p, Everything in Stock and f o u l l y FeisI,'Grains nrtd ITay. Just lip veslignle our value* and norvie* ami yuull trade regularly at this A M Ji Store. A and ti FERTILIZER Al Mnney Raving I'rlcea Here'* Fertllixer Hervlco a n d 1'tiirs ymi'll Ilk*. This Florida C o m p a n y maintain* complatu ilurjm right in tuwn on all mtxM Fcrtiliaur anil F erlillter Mataridt, tested fur thi* locality, No debqr* Try u* nn your next order. q u i n t TRUCK liRUVKRY FROM II RTORF" Atlantic and Gulf Fertilizer Coi ' r a N f o r d RTORR Gl FFt l RD GARRETT, Manager 201 Railroad Av*. I'hnn* MS rxh« lad r.l 2 Another Expeditionary Force Starts Oi/t T5— Flow e ra a n d Plafct* DR SALE: Cflanr. cal pipper plant*. M. R,; Nataon, t 1 It. .................. <“ U.. • � 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>, January 27, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0a3bf6a789109cc469b9c28ce668e7b8.pdf 8b7ae59d8dc1942961a5e3fe7d5d2611 PDF Text Text t , HfW ‘tv' l’*• =**» THE WEATHER PublU W d la Florida’* I l c a r l T W W acW a G ro a tm t Vegetable Spot a n d R ichest Garden l-and. Member Associated Press RELIEF BILL IS AGREED «N BY SENATEjGROUP War Department Okeys Road Work r* !r tonight and Fritter with r i l ­ ing trn-peratsiTe Friday. I.a « l a r t ll ir r .se-leri!#,. High SO, In* IH. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA. THUBSPA VT”JANUARY 26.' 19.11 F iv e C e n t# A C opy LOANS 0FR.F.C. Help For Farmer On Scale GREAT BRITAIN! e n u r e C T A D T ™ever Before Attempted in AfrEDTADIC Slate Official.* Are Removed By Sltollz N IM ID E R 264 (JAPAN DELAYS DECISION TO QUIT LEAGUE s WASHINGTON, Jan. TALLAHASSEE, Jan M. CP)— Applications for highway IAh—Governor Shojti torlay re­ ImprovmenU In Florida war* moved from office W. S. M at­ approved today by the w ar de­ thews, IVfumak Springs, mem­ partm ent. Theae Included ap p li­ WASHINGTON, J n . 2<t.-<A*> tnwturrd the hill. ber of Ihe state hoard „f barbel cation by PlnclUa county comHelp (or the fnrmer on n gigantic At a bo if the earn* time, spoke** eiam inrr* and J. I*. Munlaugh. mlaalonera for a new bride-' -rale never Ircfote attem pted, «■< teen for the big farm organic*Bartow. Folk rounty lav i oL acroaa Boca Clagm Bay r t a r St. lector. H e appointed Ralph * ___ * » # | proposed in IVngrrs* yesterday In tion* v. ho hel(H«l to frame tlii, and Oversea* Bridge Curpoiation of I r - i , * * » S l i g h t l y I n fe-XCOSH O f . legislative farm, with ih* backing the other uiajtir farm relief pro. Spenre. IVfumak Springs, ns Vion of Miami for bride** ami Mattli w*‘ -urre—or ami Paul po-ats, were toiling a Ssmat,. rumr» t* n b u re and propo*al> f o r Henderson, luikeland, as Mur rr«)iip * ‘,| nrannued agriculture mitiee Hint revolution in the rurnl tha Oversea* Bride* Corporadaugh’* aurvrssor Roth remov­ Culling Ior federal outlays run i eg Ions impend, uric** adequate cauaawaya acraaa Florida Bay als were based on rharges of ning fa r atnve ■ billion ami a -ley . *r,. taken b*tw*«n Lower Mal*comb* Key "malfeasance, misfeasance- and ball, the huge program was dr I" .- y i 'li it views at the _ _____ __ and No Nama Kay. misrnnduv'l in offir*." V. V. signed to pruffclc-the farmer* will) 9 *bt(Vf rtf hearing" on Ihe n.T-* WASHINGTON, Jan J it—/ 3*1— WASHINGTON. J*n^2«. CTl— W A S H IN G T O N . J e n . 26.1 TOKIO, Jnn. 26. —CTV-*1* Vnght, Jacksonville, and S. A ready <a*h, pnstynre Ihetr m ort­ in c ite allotment bill in which » r e ( „ . „ Despite -trrnuou- objections, the , , , Great Rrtlain accepted yestentay Sweating, Miami, other mem— (/P |— A g e n e ra l re lie f p r o ­ The Jaitanon* niliinrt Is'tic-* j. gage payments and lower their in '"Wind i p their hopes fo r hiuher. . . . . Reconstruction Finance CorporaJgUnurttw iHM^ >«tbkta<i lidert-elrrt Roosevelt's term,. h,-ri of the barlmr board, have | . . . | , lu l i - . 1 . . ..... g r a m , n a d e ra to o d b y i u a p o n lion today sent to Speaker Garner le te .t inle*. Senator Kehinaon, of pike-, .n what toe farm er sells I l*Trsblenl-eleet Rm.«evelt s term* ilci*msv aatAft.ilaade«»...«i«"...~«itX»-t W w ’w r W f ‘rW Tk-Tm W ,*,,*TWf*‘y irffttmwiHH I»l II r'-tffrm irrHmirrTW ayAtT I V ‘ wtoi.lrnw \. uflAu,llivuiOiii>.»f*lniaiakirhtrvirwr rr Jn iu inw lb *ltnll (to rs to c a r r y o u t th e e u jrniuii- rvqnrst. ■ •- - — —— • — - — but m ad ' a reservation against earh loan authorised h yth* Corpo­ r i a t » ~ o r " 'T ^ T i i ^ v ^ r e c t ‘ fr o m th e L cniruo o f N a tio n s b ration between the date nf it- rrer I deciding what question* will be u n til th e y o v e r n n ir n t I r a n i s L. R o o e e v e lt. area a g re e d u p o n atinn Feb. 2. 1012 an,) July 3I.> consider'd by Ihe world economic to d a y b y t h e S e n a te M a n u ­ The statem ent showed th- ageni-onfrrenee uniil Ihi-re is n general rv pledgil ||,IM,0Oi),tNM during; elin* of all nation* to be. rep­ f a c t u r e s C o m m itte e a n d r e ­ that time. ented there p o r t ot* t h a m e a s u r e to t h e The much illsruSseil loan to the The llrttish reply was delivered S e n a te a u th o r iz e d . Chicago Central Republic Hnnh' at tb . stole devartm rnt whil* a The bill authryiif* direct e ran U iI^ n R iio H A sse m b ly c o m m i t - * and Trn*t Company with w hvh furiiuts debate rang out in ‘the.. to aU lta wUh a loU l fund of a Charles H a w e a I- a«iK'iate<l half billion dollar* to b* Available amountrd to FJO.OOO.Iino. This iv-i i U a ru .l yrteer-'ay after R i f l e S a f e l y D ciboh•U r .,h»r* - ^ l-7 » *"v v‘ "’r and Inrreaaaa by a Ilk*, mm lhe ___ • “ *-----| nans were avthorl*rd to fjt •■iigrr-sionul *vrp«>*ilion to .-a i«'»l .l:i|am--e ■uv.ia^teipei • eirrie d an |. WASHINGTON. Jkn ?ft.:-f,71 Florida hank* and trust rntn notes, bond*, and alm tlar nhlignR oxch A n d 1'sRCape lot inn or ,.t r.vi*ion, lt .tin *.r tew-not of a |.iViai eu'diift t*»h Ilona which corporation l* author. Senate passed the Glass ,1. i 11 ■panics, •m all proyartlon*. riou at vvlA b Foreign M ininar • 1 lied t« laaue. The London memorandum * » ' last night. j —— — H*ptaM «m l»» Sna*'. New York, forwarded to Mr. Foo-evell at Hchi-la warnnl l.i* eollsaKuai they r The measure provides sweeping , f # 1 1 1 / I 11 \\ ASIIINf.TON, Jan. 2C.— NEW 1‘tiltT RICHEY, Jan 2d. W-nrm Spring*. Ga It *ai,| tlreal minority leader, *ald President must prepare shoitly to make a a rhangr- In the nation's banking L Q C fll t l F O l i P W i l l Merretary S u m .o n ili.palrjird A gang of y ggniett, proficient Hoover la in accent with tha Hrltaln would be glad to .-change ■leclslon of grave imiwrl.'’' a nnle lotlav asking IVru In setWINTER HAVEN. Jan. 2(1 agreem ent by House Republicans r.vst'm. It permit* branch l*nkin the H e of nitroglycerine, blew views wilh Mr. Rmi.rvrlt on other Hr its controversy with Cnloia• The new q a|<es#-|.rinsW , ,tort#« t ing by national bank* in nine Grower*' day wa* ub-erv d yestcrto aack action to raise American wuil.l eeonamle pnddem* beable* Iwa over l . e l i r u in a nearefol open Ihe vault of the closed El/si •Iny, Ihe second of the Kloiula O r­ i f the Pc.bi.o l meeting under such » ta riffs agalnat countries o f'd e ­ •late* and order* national banks the war debt but that it fannot in •State Hank lo-ie isarly ye*tenb»y way ami not n « o r! In arm*. ange festival,, wilh a program of bold headlines m "graVg dccltlan b predated rurTtnelts. T h e i n - to separate themselves from their an individual meeting rearh d ini rnlng, rifled lit of |i*.H -itfrty rision* “on qurslton* whbh will radio liroiiilrasta and other rvents confrortlng empire’' n n j ‘g re a t reenrily affiliate*. nmincement w as made after he A group nf local m m w h. have WASHINGTON. Jan JU .-lAh The m tasure now -gsw* to the danger nhea !.’• ilepti il lo.vr v mill escsnrd with | form the agenda of the world e.o. of .p ed al interest to grow n*. ronferred w ith Ih* Presldinl. The mlnl.slrrial *r • bin wnv hold f Uli-.-k of Ibe turnstiles showed Tha HodSa banking rommitteo House where leader* predi't it long taken an interest in Itoy T|„. Gniteil State* em glil ye*ter- j.nm i m Iwowls Iw-lotiping to the no line conference and aix>whi*‘h made I day In mass world opinion und r it a ffa ir, locally ttxtny nimlei . will ennalder tha (Hass banking will never reach a vote this «r*. S- nut .itbrr nalioii* nre «nn- the nlti-n-lanceTueolaV. the open. a lt .r VoiUil L'rbidj! luv-i-beet “i»^'“ilaV’, to "lmve Iwen pi.i.'d, only formed Ih,. League virtually had 9 ’ j planss to attend the closing M n n -! the Iwnner of Iho Kelloge nnti.w a# l »»k »"■» »» ».m lrterm innl .o.oont Lma_!^_.,lj bill pasaed by Ih* H 'n a lr bet It* •inn. I r' f " t 5 v i T i ‘fIivH’*l**f n J pact l« pfeVrnl IVr*i »n,| C. 1<m il><a ,.f m h. fewi lry am! K i r i l l • ^ 2 1 , Tha S enate-# action seav-tahetv* q :i*;— |-t^ chairm an, Steagall, Alabama. xnM re* blent-fleet, confident III I mi.*,-r 11ns record ntteiidviire abaniloinl e(Toils to obtain a con- • ' 1 B«.v Seoul Cmineil at from flifhlinir <ivrr ihmm^ i Ioii of Ti,|t amount «»f the l«»«s will m»l j ^.lia* ” placed . ha waa “not as hopeful a- some" a fte r oPPonca*- » h n had ilelayed i 11 ,vi.•Inn ’thing* well In Urn- «>t nt the iqening day last year nliatory srtilemerft of thk d ii p n ta r . t ' —lo IChamber 'V. ——.1... — .of t . . . Amnion V ti .i, (wi.l i . f II eli-'IS I 1 . . , .. . 1... I hi e i a * 1 a vote for week* gave i n th e ir| oitam port of Coinineir ilIho h- .known uniil the m iners ofr ■the an un It w.i- geiicraLly1* for action a t thl* session. tuoi toward negotiating lion rowaru ................... ■-• I b e attendance figure Ti r«ilny wdb llriru Aftee eorr'idiinr T o r‘day nigh* To be combined In on* plan are long fight with assart ion. Ihe loll |H1|bllng tomorrow mghi ul i! "-0 derstanding on the world economic was the sivund liighc.il in llo- five believe I tile government would * Uives file lists of tin was a« good a* “ileail.” toil in the nv|nrh. with the. mnbn.'nibirof Jaaan. years liHtory of Ibe eipoyilion fee| lha |SfX),IX>0.000 la K o lIrllM W i'oiupetlrd to wiilulraw IU- I'lm ri cnnf,r#acr later IhU year, made nod an audit i* made by tb fare of a threat by cloture by HenTin* speaker nf the G n a t Itritai.r. A'rmirr. Italy and eom blrq|frr of the no te, anil >U"'I - . o.. .e.poMM. ■l.. focsigiv cuuviuvllt ••ning addlf.».u uf W.U'ouut frnnr the I Vagi e ' if •ran bill for rallaf g ra n t- In the the ,J>L>J>teiilv.au.: Chief .tk p ut KxtQllLXK. I'.cJIf-tfUkl Gnuuvriv. JW ii-U U • la te ; tha Cutting bill for * l ■. alo r Glass. gage* taken from tb bquiilaior' -1 „n |,|5 willingness tie talk Ihlng' wen* i-lven by J o lm ^ ’ May, fc*li- n n v i i i i t l e e o f ly*-. report accuioa .vc.'uied • the I tnite-l The vine on p l» « lf r w js I t »*' America. Jam *. K. We*l. . f NVw m.uiord ye-lrrday over wilh the nation* (hat hive val pre*xlenl; WTTttJmi Edwards, Japan of lorillorlal aggreaalnu of. m .ii.DoO to tha state- to rare fur liovi !*• York City, who I* u fi at tin State* would end n red** to Fern were a' b-a-1 «ii yeggmen u irl d l u t L DMmdlts Great Hrll }----- L'AflllfASSLi’d •-“gC—XUl'L-— bvtelattim nf Ih? Icajn-i cuVs'lthV Tb. transient*. young and old; anil , The roll call follows: . j ^ ^ r t a n t mnvrfili*'n. *»f Ih** .......... tin* h e r - .n f b 'r o ld ie........ , ....... rug Ol d I wo of them were ain. Italy. tTtechaelnvakia. Fin­ nthar measure*. Whether the th# Ktllegg.Hrico y , " or tue Republican* foci Ao«li», lim e-- firs! o n i* “ k!ml ever P ^ljT i,'T loi‘.I.-' lb • h ' Il.... . i n ' ' ">• '■’l f - .; land. Latvia and Lithuania PrVsIdenl-alact' dpplwvr* ihese ham. C aype/, Carey. nine power pact. t'ou* n«. |l(p pettrefullv. ,ir t'1 "'■••• u b e dispute, peacefully. '*• K,, " " k T h e fo r lg n ilevclopment*. how­ A, h , MMke I'oloiiibUlt gnu- ' bief of | .do.-. a- Hu y mu Inward The crisis ovtr Manchuria measures ha* not bean said but Dale, ltavi*. l)kkln*on, bes*. Several Ucsl If*,y Scout* will suited in new parliam entary Ib o M b er* . w orkiogav ever, brought forth senatorial ire. IKith Chairman. LaFollctl* (R. Gltnn, Givld-borough, Gramnier. hnvrdh* bnnnv of apiiearing la-- larnl. almvmrd op l b , .Moatm. f-FYuvInn <lee<iv* to lore Ihe chief away f*«m Senator* JobUitm. of GaHfnnua. perch**ton* y**terJoi IVtl >n \VL*.), aad Venator 4tt. N. M ). Hale, Hastthg*. Johnson, 'Itlkin, f o r e a Niillnnkl ' C i|jrt o f Ifooor ward To-ltcin where rauatii* about lbo» llritUn protec' Feruvlan f (fogtlbued tin Fnpe Foitr) . * that illseu- iiHi nf lh« ' Iiava iliKuaaad tha question with Mc.Nary. Mo.es, thblie, I’attew on. toniurrow afternoon to v rlh er n iib tn -q . a :.,led •*«operlorily rumple*" be '**'1 he Raid, Schuyler, Sleiwer, Tlioiiias. Seoul* fnim geery pectin of H<vr national* wlm t*' He itenrlwr "'l«e I , ' Manchurian i*dlcy in th L. dial , Mr. Roosevelt. III. low,, and jnllid lb" Colonil-is'* I ,, , . «. • 1 trail Into N-vdb' , Monday rum-il n srm atlo n in. „ ^ Concluding lha hearing* yes­ of Idaho. Town-end. Vamlenlwrg. TJItLANDO, Jen. 2IU -A deride*1, |,al!ii# nf Nations eirrle* In l|* . t. S u t l S l 1 1? (I aaaarlVon Tuesday Hu" »"v Arthur" Hraqan, wlm is *.hieni,i untlis n ils . Tb, lends were doe to ( | | * ( ) H | ) terday tha enmm ittre heard Pel­ Walrntl ami Watson—2*. mi ni reach-< 1 with Mr. l b ev.ll Irlft Inward m ange nn,| gin pc n*va, a demand war made th a t , Democrat* f»r: A shursl. Ilxib-y I- r of ll.e Seminole fo u n tv Itnv nrrlvr m nlmut two dav- folom ham DC Glakaferd. rellraJ btigafruit prislm'linn and away from lllto 'h i Aihlite, who quetm atebm ust by finnl dier general and former superin­ Rarkley. Hlack. B rattnn, Hulkley.Y .'built Gounril, today >afd that ’oa. which gained llo- («*( by ||e m e n l 'd tix*. he nul. • arneial fiirining ill Dtange rulin' Ihe gnvrrrm ent eoncernlng It* -t (Continurd On F agr hour) "Everyone lntere*tevl In the fit, i :.,(n (v in 11*22, j;®- lefo-.sl all tendent nf W ashington police. u r« e | statem ents that “somelssly i* ly Is indi'nlrd In Ihe rnumeru.dilation effort.’ lu-nding rttu rn to lu te man-hbod nf America should (Continued on Pag* Two) ing t» Offer 10 (lerriil hr 20 P«\r tion for tlv tw entieth I Florida activities rbroad, retract, eti^lw-* f iittrnd nl le**t one of the*- ' " r - ; |,er of the town, claiming the menis made in the lower ntlusf. ‘ ensns of agriculture and iiinnu-Ion*. Il will probably- U* many I qurslinlr i* nn Internal one. H ali-fuilion tin i Minriiiot’ W'l* rent to the United State* '' Ashltla had said “n gloomy alts • Another rear!Ion wu* the afncTlirfs Vvt.o'h has lieen reeeivrd Itesid' ' lotisullinr with the nm r i o uii--ril year* la-fnre such n noteworthy »«ed by try member member* o' S in - serf ion' made oil bslialf of I're'ias approved hy the rniinly rum - Italian** ruled rrlxtinni between yntherimr n f Scout offPial* will b ba«*adors, Stimson ha l ill- assist­ ford'- delegation l„ lb S tale Ihe United States and Japan. H* ’’ n- near to Sanford again " ant i n i t a r v for Latin Ain rica, Itond llrparlnient meeting ill r«l .lent llouvi-r that In- feel* that mi*,iunrrs nnd lalm lalrd in Ihe The p a r t r > i ll inrlmle Knrl la b- Francis W hite, rom m um ratln/ with la b n -n - ye-tenlay over the eiiur- either the United State* must offite „r |h" rniumlssloiirr of had preilktail that m lesa these relations Wet# Improved lh«y lolibl un lti*tnriff wall, i" ruuii- agrirultiii' nl T allali^eaty nmno • " -----S (».’ R|,|„. rapmentnlivv** of other goVerntenu* ire pti-m mid bearing gru n t. t ra rt depreciation of foreign cur would result in tenewevl tirma Iud«cr, II. E. Monsalvntgv. Dave roerrt* ■igtuvtury or u-llicrln t Jn ^ While ritru , g ro fw jio o re than i |,.-y appealesl for eo n ORLANDO. Jan. Mr*-. rencies, nr the l:" 'rr mn-t !*• re­ ilmil'led in llrnnge county slne- inent* competition anil po il ly In lloni-ke, W. II. /ach ry , .ludee J G. Ibe K e l l o g g .in'l in an effurt Maud. H. Shannon, 5*.'. u w intn plelmn of tliri-e road pH-,n't* in Miaruu, Itev. II I. lai if tit. Ilona'-,I established. Ihe lii-i rrn -it, made in F-27, Ih* a world war. The reading of monthly report! re-ioenl of Winter Futk, war llvrrlin, Jnn. D .llnkin*. I> K fIrani l imn with nolM of f ullest Ibis rniinly during . th,- lo iu in ; A4 world trad. ba. fiyure,| a* glowing of many slapla crops III* atatemenl* in Hie diet vrer# ' • 1 by standing commlUt* chairmen ngainst (be impending bb*«lshed. killed Instantly yesterday a t\e i- Mv-Nah. nnd Juliu* Dmgf.-I.ler y m r anil invited t b ' deimitr.ient *n an essential In lb" bargaining over and the reading of • pnp«c “ Whnk such ns n u n , potato**, field peas, m ale a* spokesman for the i-’tiyu , ____ ________________ stage it* imi'orlnnt F'rbroary budJap an Think* of America" by | noun "her, .tru ck hy a -outhil-bt concession,, thl* '•«»•! for and bay, was utmost abandoned, kui party, lie did not retract them | gel nin-iing In Sanfnnl. I- train a t the Fennprotection of tb.. American mar- Hi# report shows. A less notable yesterday but he tlld rxpri" < rv, Klwanian P atar Schaal, fvalured bouid A. S tate Senator J. J. Fartisli• f intersection krl w m virw«*«l malarial piiC* shift in agricultural v the weakly meeting of Sanford Ki. sylvania-Kentucky grel that, because he did hot make i production TiteaVille, un-l John M ereb. chair­ nlfiranre even Ihrmn-h Mr. Hoo­ ' want* Club, bald at Ih# llu a u - railruail crossing in W ln tfr I’ark. in Orange enmity Included III. himself clear, he apparently bad .. | . man nf the llennl of tie in ’v Coni- ver will have n„ pa.t In the deal Witncsxe* said Mr*. Shannon lum a Hotel yestorday. - \sa m< -inner*, pr"V ,'lcil the Ihiard discussion* or the economic con­ errases in Ih,. n iira g s nf cab­ been misunderstood. Two more well-known tallrov J* A pj'rnilm ately l"W» automobile haJ cetn walking noar her home D uring tha m inting member, bage, siring lis-nns, egg plant, nml Ashltla tApInllted It" tile s 't to 1 with rrqueats that fond* for the ference later. voted to atag* tholr U d ia r Night with • dog un a leash and when oprinting in the Eastern portion | | | r r n >e tag* for 1931 lmve been tomatoes and enrres pond Ing ile. uphubl Ihegbverm nriit's potlt;# tg * .' surfacing of tlic~ftkr shore Ixiule. The President vra* re'iresenteil ir e * ,is ,n the acreage in lettuce, ward Ihe leag u e hut he betiovrd dlnnar, «nUrtalnm»nt and danc# the dog ran to tho railroad track* of the nation have agreed tn fca- M, | j I’hroagh Ihe Sanford liccr*e var-l an,| completion of the b rid le a t tha EyAacopal P w h b H o e ,, Mr*. Shannon followed in an a t­ lure Seminole Cncnty rrli-ry n f j U lt |lU,ra u sine.* Dec. I. •» »** at Monroe be included In Ibe |!M.1 a* deeply roncernd at the recent celery, pepper, and cucumber*. that the Manchurian problem w»s t f feet a on American trade of a next Tueaday nUfht a t 7:00 o’clock tem pt to aavt tho pet from an ap­ high quality In the dining rara , ,.¥C*|«-,| this winning by Wm. H Interest in live stock I* nppar- vital to Japan ami that Ihe c?ti' budget logethrr w i t h f I ' n d s flootl nf foralgn Imports *n l"wattached tn their crack I m in t i p-,.(t(ni,|(, Inral rirtan in iil owner kfm taad of tb# Hanford Country proaching train. Her body wa* enn iifk •o rom rlete wnrk on rim-1 (irlce-l a* to nullify th" protective cntly on the wane In this large inet might to tin its utm ost tu Club a* bad baan announccil. AU cutried about 10 feet by the slowly according to Information ircrived who. succeeded It- L. »*g»n nr lag No II from Geneva to Ti'vlsville tariff*. Yet hi* view wa* »*bl •** ci11 tie producing county nnd it" j •olvo It. f.'ourt Ucliitla. Ihe Sclyu- • available am ateur talent in S»n- moving tra in which stopped a fte r by tha Seminal* Gnunly Chamber naer.t nme days ago. ferry ami mail No. 20J frtnn Im-l id- a realliation Hint rai«in« er ased production of meat, milk leal spoLesninn eontiiued, i id i ford will b* f#»tur*d In the en irr. the accident, il was said. The dog of Commerco which rrrrn lly re ­ •W ith nearly ^KXJ motor vehicle* loilter and eggs is Indicated. failed In bertil his energiM to lt|i* fK.rdo lo W inlrr Park. the ta riff wall higher would bail talnm oul U > ba jraaonlod Kiwanl- wa* uninjured. The train had left minded all railroads thnt the cel- lislrd u- being u,ed in the county, I h 1 I'emii.nle I" urged lit, foreign fo 'in ty rrm ip wa* t0 * mad rare among the nation* * Citrus crops made trrrmrndou* ( urpose e r r season i* In full swing and that an* and tbbb wtvo* th a t night it the W inter P ark station on a few ib e r, remain therefor* about ’-’iKXi Ihe first to h p jiean l, and after the strides with a jump from 7U7JU17 ministers nljn|,(,.r to a'»l." Iu eltortv ••> the iIn likewise, continuing Semlnoe County, celery I* the r u n which must have lags .by waa announced by Klwanian F. iL minutes before. hearing m ange trees tn 1,722,2.17, , ,ir(,Bk j, Manchurian daadlock. mad rrquest Mid bean mad* and break ,the Lamaon, program chairman. an Increase. „ f nearly au .m "illion, " ’ Mr*. Shannon had been In Win­ finest th at is now being grown. F’e >. I or their owner- will uffer an !n».latum l ad been e i ".id'll IhrntlUng of world trade. t Those pregent ararai Klwanleu* te r Pack about four month*. h»vOfficial* If the Ualltmore and a 23 fereent p--"ilty when Ihey Lie rteroiit. i nt urging It I • t» •* I ir es which yietilad 2,IHU,63b! _____ C. R. Maaon, who prcaidaJ. Puy ing eom* from Saco, Me. A *'*n, Ohfii and N. C. I -St. U railroad* pureha»e lag* loter in Ih" year. Its Eebreary budget meeting L* elates worth 12.111.423, almost Fes, A rthur Brgaaa. H ow ard ..It- Richard, 1* • "tudent at Rollins have joined th# Nickel Plate line double the production nnd value iif Mr. Schmidt till* morning urged Sanfnnl, George W. MeRnry -o..k“ eriih, E. B. Randall. J r , FMche.in featuring celery from this te r ­ all owners to rail fur their tugs en lh» urgent need nf, rornbietlng five year* ago. Rearing grnpe. College. . . . Bally, V. 4- 8 paw, D ata llonl.U , fruit tree* Inrrrasrd in numlier Furoral service* will be hem tian on their menu* this w irier tomntrnw or Saturday, * system emergency landing field« P eter Schaal. Jullaa Dlngfelder. C. Friday afternoon a t 4:10 o'clock A* an indication of their willinn- wait until Monday nr Tuesday llifuuglH.nl the stale in aerorda " from 122,1'dll lo 212.001 wilh a T O. Bare, T. U . Dpmaa, Cwnlc from Catey Hand rhapol wilh ihe oes* to ro-aperat*. liLr-iug car (orrrjponding gain in production when they will no ilnubt have to wilh a F ill legislative set P- N. W hllehureL S. J . Rev. V .-A ,Y l" c rn tv of Winter h e a d s,n f thoae line* have pron^ with" which th* pile# did not krrp .la n d iu line Fecausc nf thi’ lari K li, W . i Xaehry, J- C. Sharui, FORT MYERS, Jan. 2C.—WUh PARIS. Jan 2 ( t - (A 1-M r*. pare. ired to send menus showing lluif minute tush. Park, olflelallnV. Howard. L oaf. W. R- Coleman. II. lbs fort# of game svar.l'rvs In tit , Iflbver Relmont, leader of New "Seminole County” celery i* Iu-II. Caawall, Ida. D. Jlakln*. R. F. vlrlnlly drastically rclucrd by F-, Ynrtt*a “ F o u r Hundretl" fo r many Ing featu fraturcij, just r 1 so o n »« tl ,-v • ______ -_______ —i etouomy program, tjp rriM f D i n 'I I* Doudney. W. T. U n g i* r . ami E. S. year*, died today at h*r r .s iiin t a of Sholta ha* called upon J lia rtff LOBuaa. ( here. She was eighty. She b a t ----------. I yv.- w v ....................... v r ....i# / ’I.S Dob King Iu sea that th* flth and JACKSONVILLE. Jan 2rt.—<d1 lived In France since 1021. Hh* gam* law* *r# enforced, — Four men who pb-ailrd guilty to suffered a paralytic strokf la " A meeting of utmost importance Tha ah*riff Immudiataly ca­ NF.W YORK. Jan. 2«.—(A1 NEW YORK. Jan 2C <'11— rharge* growing oal uf Ih* recent May ami again lari Novem'-er. Tha Stock Kichanga In o»e of II* Three men W«ro qi'estion'-I »«« f l i t , 00" swinill" of the Almours Her daughter. Mrs. J a ^ 'ic * Ital­ to 'every vegetable grower in thi# pital th a t h* would comply to tha moat aweaping di*<lpliirary. ac. Mayor V. A. Hjieer, Tity (Von- i.-U-a-’d today by police trying to fieturltl-*. In-'., were rentcnce.l lo ian, th# former C'on*n«h» Vatxler, aertion, particularly Ihom grow­ fullest axtent of hi* ability and tlnna In ytar* today *t.apandeil *1* mission#r» II, J. Lrnouii and S. find Hu* miifilarer of (J.Vi*r-<ibl A tlanta federal (jcnilentury lo. I blit, wa* *1 her heiUlde Two ,on*. ers whose fields ar# now filled to ld .th a governor th at b t had al­ J Gaaolln* valued a t » U ^ U was of It* member* for period* ranr- O. Hhinhotaar, City Attorney F. II. lleten Hletler, whirse l.allered t'av. William Vand thill. New York, With well-bleached celery, will lit ready Lai tied order* to bi« dapu* .en roiwusaed In Seminole County dur la g froqt one month to three | la-o C arr, allegr,) head of a na­ and Harold Vanderbilt, sur* held at the Court House tomorrow t i l l to b* on Hi* tookont fag vlila« (th * -vrd drawn li/h lly Wilson anil City Clerk F. N. l-aml...ly lag tha atenth o f. December, ae- yrwr*. Tha *u»pen*io«a were of night hy the .Seminal# Agricultural Hon*. ’ * wa* found i» ■ tionwide swindl- gnnr. wa, sell- vive her. sun ar# In »yen,l#nr.at th"! a ,i,uixl it* neck eaedlng to , tha fvpori of th a In- trader* primarily in te ra st'd ' In “In kaeptng with my campafptt Club over which F. F- Horner Is cellar her tented to 15 year*. Dave Chad­ a pert Ion Bureau a t Tellahaaar*. re- bond* and war# for paying gra Elori-Ia L e a g u e 'n f Munirl|>alili- s j i.-nrm nit house promt*** and my policy (n g tv f wick, form er rily official of Wilpresiding officer. meeting a t W later H a rm l-alay, heme last night, .the d la * p fa re d MIAMI B K A fll. H a . J*n 3'" Maaad today, tedteatiag a t a la lulti:* wilhoT t approval o fth aF .aTb# meeting is a n(-eaial one and ih* ptopla of Florida an reontmiewhile playing in the a t m ’ i m rulnfton. North Carolina, nn-l John representing this secllon a* a —Th# Intended two months expe­ Mr. Horner ti»lry ila le j that the al adm inistration it hat baen i r r - ’ ; L . cwnU o ar gallon average th at ehange to em ploy* of the K*. after llw body w t i found I Htrsl- Dickson were sentenced lo 1" 2U .7M gaJloaa warn Meciri. The >' -e of other financial Inatitu loiunher e f th# League. y itr* #a>b and Julius, t l.sdwirk. dition o f William K Vand- r'VR' Miattar til b* c'i'cus e.|. "Is of Ilia e iia ry to reduce th# number o f rian.s said rite had been all-eked A porthM a f tha group left Ibis gam* wardens in this stata,** th a tk, i ro u aty a b a aaad ft, 110 gall one af brother nl Dar.- an I f«.nu*r bnuk. nod hi* family In lite r vacl", -Atw o rrie r, hopeful of Icing alls' la a rot choked |P rtealh! Iw ring the keeper at the Florida National • a, lo th# Qatarag"* Iskn-Ls, la d must serious " He will rail the au­ governor wrot# Sheriff King. .­ KdwxrJ liner*, p rivate trader, last year four d th Jr rhildrrn have dience to order at H oo o'clock, ha “The enforcement of th» all Florida wax »ispso-Wd fa r aim saotvlh; II. mover** yritb officials of Hie U-cti li red io ta te lla r ' by slranil- Rank here, drew a ,#yen.>*ar »#n- ended a fte r a w*»h'» ’,u*r«'r H** and fteh law i ia just a t m oth U rday w hai 'h e v* docked laid. la the 'ecm am p tlo n *( H. W urlier, J . R. Smcltaer. and lea g u e and lay before them Mime rr* amt one o f/tbem :illB"ke-l and t*nr*. All officer* and ilireetura of Ih* duty a* tba enforram tol of 'urn-d ul-'M Illchanl Hillman, fifth d fend- hara. V a n J-ru l. • jb iw w n i l - - . WIIHpai Kagar fa r a ll monihs nf th* problem* (bat have arisen l-e nnirilrred. A I5.year--.ld oegro rich are also rrq u * "# l lo meet at nthar law en tha atatut* book* . f- -s aoeaty wilh each) Alexander Robertson, , of er.lly In raiallae U lha h ariM deM . n.nfrsgesl la Ute hilling hot U t#r ant. I* already aervlng a 21-Year- whan he learued by call# a t 11*W. E. llathaw ayS office, 111 Mag­ 1 a hall expect you, as » h -n .\ a-uitenre following hi- conviction ra a g th a t W* u-othrr, Alvin Van­ Lttewlf, RabariaoA aad Company, f’oiamlaaleiwr Hhhvhivlscr wa* la ispudlated hla CMfrasion. derbilt, had .uffared a riroka e f nolia Ava., t'uaurro* morning a t La* county, to enforcy thia * * • 4 threw ytar*; and W alter IteehoUer, Tamp* on boalaaaa yesterday and r0 stale court. Sheriff King wa* promp yal* In PatU. Tl*' Vandcr- 1:30 o'clock, he anroutuv.!. J th a aaaro fleas f*r »i> months. h* Joined th# BaJlfon) group thl* T l* Indictment* grew "lit of pladga lha governor th at hla fi» ; war* an regia to New Yolk morn jc fk wMU AI ta r a* y WlUon. a fQ&Cr M A C H —Total o f 11 ntagipulat lotu J r*con|* LA R G O -Local Sindlair filling would maka gam* prataction ( Francs y ((tarday. » » l « f ‘ ‘ Ugodlng cMumlttee, aad th i A lu e u n B + predate ahlppid o a t of ition painted. •rd by train. ” yaaterday. M Hlt MAKll JsProposed Irv Congress ™ AtttTIABLt TO DEBT TERMS ARE DISaOSED B i l l Authorizes Di­ rect Grants Of Onehalf B i l l i o n For Individual S t a t e a Billion Dollars Kx-i,,f xhr '°’*,’rruI >>»"«»»*»• ►•*pended By Corpora­ tion Since Founding SENATE PASSES GESSS’BINKTNG BILL BY 54 TO 9 PERU ASKED NOT EXPERT YEGGMEN TO USE FORCE IN BLOW OPEN SAFEc PRESENT DISPUTE OF CLOSED BANK Measure Provides For Sweeping: Changes In Banking: System Stimson Sends N o t e Requesting: Peace­ ful S e 111 e m e n I Attend Scout Meet In Orlando Friday Ti Agreeable To Roose volt Proposals But Makes Reservation On Certain Points Action Will Wait Oil > RecommendatlionOf t Method To ScttI# * Sino-J a n Troubles i fY D A lirriK i) i i f 11*10 ‘’*nct »n*1|r,‘ of thof. ( i a U Wh i K o DAY wnmnirmlatlotv* for scttllnR L .— — . _ Ith** SIno-Ju|>nni*i' conflict» CELEBRATE!) AT‘;vhkh ,wil' ^ . « w — “ : ORANGE FESTIVAL!'";^ " ... ..... Attendance Record I Almost Set On 1st Day Of Celebration With $7,000 In l*oo1 i ' ‘I ! Orange County Has D e c id e d Drift To C i t r u s Production :r:! -5 ^ Wi t h Ef f o r t s To Insure Road Work Woman Killed By Kiwanians Stage T ra in In Effort •Regular Weekly To Save Her Dog Meet Wednesday -I; Two More Railroads 11000 Automobile Tags To Feature Celery Sold In This County S h e r i f f Asked To Force Obeyance Of State Ga me Laws Mrs. Belmont, One Of “Four Hundred” Succumbs .1n Paris Seminole County's Gas Total Reported Stock Exchange Puts off ti.e■pie-* IPolice Seek Slayer Out Six Of Members laocal Group Attends Of New York Fluid ' league Meet Today Mb*. ' Four Are Sentenced In Almours Swindle Important Meeting Of Growerfl Called . ; «**r*™ ~ _____i—Z 'A 4^ ^7 M �.-LLjVxf UXj OLTZ AVERS •toOfla. nocreaKy, .tho governor antd, State Road Body Economist j state m ast take a hand la the DNOMY HAS Ike Begins Drafting Debt As Cai head prehlrm since the sta te is vitally Interested as a taxing RELY BEGUN agent Annual Budget Taxation Bt and as a bondholder. Many state agencies and boards hold beads la a h k h special funds hare WANT A RATES “BOWLING NOTES’ fORD TON truck. Good. $30. Ford pickup. Good. $36. Keel * Son*. Itid C a r Dealer*. R OR SA LE; Chevrolet louring ! ear. Run 12,000 rail**, motor A-\ condition, good tires and new t^p. Will s*U lo r c u lt only. What la m* if f * r t Call a t Herald i f Dev BctRton 8:00 and 6:00 P. M. or aM{*sg “ChaTTolst" ear* of Her- bNTED—Relltbl* man sg* 25 o $0 to supply established rteOd. for Rswlolgh products In C. Lab* Cosnty. Other good illtlre' argllsbl*. Company furto* ovorytblng b a t th* car. til pruflta for h aslltre. Writ* ‘Wi T. Rawlolgh Company, Epkls, Term., or a«« ms, B. L. * 0, 804 Elrn Arena*, Sanford, R^H uiUoe Woatttl N EA T COLORED g irl wants Job * l a soak, nor*#, or washwoman. U RNISHED Apartm*i)ti 0n war 2nd. tad Palm etto Ave81040 per month, watar fu r. 4. Colslough Rsalty Com­ , Phoa* tp . Tho N c-lll Bottlers and th* Forrest Oatchsl bowling team* of th* Sanford M erchants Bowling Iwoga* last night scored two out of thre* gam* victories over th r Truck Grower* and Smith'* B ar­ ber* team* rc#p*ftlv*ly. John llsrb st of thv Nc.HI team rolled a ilngl* gama total of 213 points and 34« In three game* while Georg* Pssold of th* Gatrhrl team was th# s ta r of tho eve­ ning. getting a high single gam* wore of $10 points and 330 point* In three gam**. Tonight, an .A ll-S tar srrond string team of Orlando will nlay on th* local alloys a t 3:00 o' cikId Scores la st nightt ' Ne-MI U nities# \V R. W alls . -IIT 11* W. 1. T y ltr ___ I I I l»« It* II. Ils rk s t 1*1 ■«• H I J. Mhsrnn A ID H * !•* J l l .r k s l .. lie 111 111 HI HI <*• 11* T otals .......... •*• Ml i1 lST l Yl# H IIT T ti» H F s r e e s t an a# lf e bh *s l ’s ’a I S1*1 I ts H* P. Pssnlit .......... IIt* II* St* 1IV II »: J It Nthirrisr Tsrwllllasr Pssnld _ I’ssnld l Its it IS« l |a 111 MS M l 111 I I I . 1ST S4 « 111 llrn sv e re lit 111 ns 1IT in ns nr Ml MO ttl ISO n s • He f k # r e IIS MS HS n* Mo in ii* IS* 111 i n Mll* i U tta« II S I t s IIS ft&s Itt ns till i*i IU m 111 m Ml Mi MS iit IH Through courtesy of th« U. S. Department of AtrfeuItur« In co-operation with the Florida StAU Marketing (Continued from Page One) place In the budget e They said they determined te p u t the road department on so nonrly s caeb boils as possible and th a t they eipected la effect many easlnga In opcrallen. •. Commission members said Ihelr estim ate af 110,384,810 la antici­ pated reeenue for 1913 was based on th« expectation of roccielng 14,300,000 from the three cents share of tbo state's seven cehls levy on gasoline; $1,400,000 on re g a la r and emorgoney fends form the federal government for fodoraj aid roads sad $330,000 Bead debts, be eald, grow g reat­ er with tins# and Florida's whole financial system depends on ad­ •p by transfers. justm ent of th e problem. Too “S e t wo are not going to trans­ many apodal Interests and bond fe r and wa are going te Ur* with­ attorney* are profiting from th* in our means. W all balance eur - bndgcti something which hasn’t been dona since 19*7. If accessary wit will put aR departments back «n the hasia a f Corsm or Bios■ham's days whan the governor had a )ta b le In the renter of th* room a f d occasionally called In a sten­ ographer If ha got too busy.” .* .Governor Sholts said ths Icglsladar* was faced with worhJng not p i answer to th* bond problem In too state “for lib* It or not. It’s h ire sad wc most fa c t It." 'laaistln g tb sl ho lo opposed to bond repudiation, be said he realb ad tbo need for bond adjustment. jTh# creation of • etat* refund­ ing commission, ho said, may be th e answer to the question and he may recommend to ths Iglslatnrc t | a t th* present state heard af adajinlstratlon be changed |nt« such a ’ cummlsslon to adjust th* bond AAsstlon wJ(houi.fi^! !$*U9o. Jp ,Jtht .Abie Impsesslsa gaiw*d«d**a*>4 b * Inspection toor, said Sholts, Sholts, was that th* state has too many farm s scattered s t all Institutions. Cen­ tralisation »f farm ing actlrltles In Ui* Everglade* and at Chattahooch#* would be more economical, efficient and at th* same lim e would supply all Institution* with foodstuffs, he said. T h * governor sold he still planned to toko all convict* pos­ sible .off th* rood and place them ■t Halford, at tho prison farm In th# Evergladsa and other Institu­ tions whoro they can be kept busy toad* and bridge* they hav* now", h* said. profitably. . Farm ing sctlrltles, m anufactur­ Th# rommisson yesterday ing nf shoos and cloth** for stat* opened sealed bids on construc­ wards and beautification work tion of * concrete and *t*«l along road* and In public place* bridge across E ast Pass on Road may be th* aniwvr to th* problem, IIS, a t th*Escambla-Okalooaa county line. The Vlneenre* he *ald. Regular afternoon meeting* nf Rridg# company, of Vincennes, th* budget cummtaalon will M art Ind., wa* th* apparent low bidder Thursday and continue daily so a* with a pries of $231,473.10. This to hav* the budgst ready for the was considerably lower than th* legislature o a the f ir s t day a f th* original estimate* of engineers. session, he ssld. Af»r th# commis­ The contract will be awarded to­ sion get* th* tentativ e budget In day. l|A V E YOUR WATCIf repaired *h*M> th* governor plan* to begin by on# who really know* bow. a **ris* a f hearing* on tach' item. R ri« f a ,.J rr * U r, Mag. Are. IZEB. INQUIRE AT Y O U R IEIG HB0RII00D BTORK. Celery Market Reports “I bar* triad other Bodlrlaw, hot haven’t found say af thorn that baa g iv tt B * U a satisfaction that I hav* louad In taking Dl*ck« agM.“ Frttaa Mr. W. N. Fa*. of History. Ky. “About thru# year* ago, I began soffsrlng from eooatJpatloa th at Bad* a s r*el doll, tired ta d wora-oaL I did s a t fsal U k r I could keep doing I triad roBodlo* but eat xxytktag that gxvo bo tk« satisfaction U ut Black-Drasght baa given, aad I barelald them all “ “ jh Jt * ** said* for BlacknsamatjMUM D rssgkt I am B U C L D t l^ T , r «'V H » t to I I r*fomB*nd It la otkora. for It la rr^ o o d piedlcloo MS Mt IU IIS MS (Continued From Page One) might wisely borrow darikg pe­ Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford repreaentatlve. riods of depression to ease the burden of taxation. “There would bo a great advantage" Prof. Elds A s m n iM im ttK i aseti.n o f ridge sold, “ In that the low price rio rld a : partly rloodr. H e e lin g . light. ligh t wire loeu U r; Iceel which prerallo during tbo dome ad olew. marks! a. w kr. Tar•eod* r. » k. usual I or ma. ( , * sal,,. depression enables tbo government Flactda. I * Is c k 'rrs is a ladtvldusllv to severe public Improeemeata flt wapfcud. S.s dna . I S*.M S. srat* musllr I *S: S Sou. era Is eery low roots. Moreover, governwashsd and la Ik * ruusk. TS-»sv. menta In good financial condition r J s a IS It.— t i l ; Jaa. H i t —IU . Musi s ro w .ro dlsrsnllauod ’ skipmsnl M das an arvuunl nf marks! can borrow during depression at rlssMao Ikemsak ike rtuHda ru le- road 11Ion. Wool sklpmsuls rullsd w e re H aetadl— Jaeh— .s ill# , eery low rotas which g reedy re­ W unM9l«t f»p m R tlitH . s r i r i a __ S B s M u ls l fee a IS duce* the total outlays for In­ D e t r o i t : s iix k iir weaker. l i keue aeHaa e s S h e as O d * A. St. ftia n • degrees. rloodr I Pld, arrived: l« terest." Dalllmnr* 1. IWthUhffm I. Be-ton rare n* Irark NepplTre raiker III,, Prof. Ktdridge pointed oat that I. ( h a ifa n o d iv « f . ( 'M f Bg r . J , C l » . rral. il.mund slow, mark*! ullgkllr w eaker Florida. I* Inrk srelsa. Inamong the many fo r reaching *}■•••• t. rU «$l«nt| J. i'olumhag |, ■tlvHlually ussksd sne, preennled. 'i JWulur. Mlcfc. I, n s ire lt 1. Flin t I. ) changes a f on economic odd pollt- lnu rtu re |, Newark I. New Turk T. dna t Ss-riS. moslly I.M; S-S dna I. I’ hllsd.lph la t. l i l t * , t.SS.I.SJl IS dna l.u - r s s ; small.r leal noturt th a t must cum* In Felerskurt ] nurak J. 1’ rnvldenre I. l-ntnmae! i the Immediate future, thoe* rclati Ing to taxation and fiscal ad- ’ • ministration nr* of th u u utmoet ■ Importance. Th* economist slsltd ' that th* accusation th a t govern- ' ' menta may bo wasteful and in- ' elflclent I* correct,, a* great , many pipulnr w riters hava led the people to bcllavc, but he eald that (i to convey th* impression th at all l' C IX rn -X ..A -« ...JU u . gAiarfirts a la l.o a U tprloe 'ge-wetSTGocns Co. opsoad star* in a lu Ity U useless and uaprodagtlv* Is I. north of Hammond 4 P arker Gro­ grossly absurd. * cery store on Collins Street. Professor Eldrldg* listed sis activities or functions of govern- ' ments which e ra today taking th* greatest share of the governmen­ tal expenditures. “One of th* most fundamental functions of govern­ ment in that of protection of Ilf* and property," h* declared. “ With­ out protection, civilised Ilf* could not exist. Security of life and property it one of th* elemental want* of men. Government satis­ fies this want and In so doing create* a fundamental condition necessary to th* production, ac­ cumulation and consumption of wealth, and to cultural develop­ ment. This is a want th a t people would not do without a t any price." Estate: taken In Seminole - County near Card re re's Island, a r t now ea display In the Semi no la S ausage Shop on Sanford Avenue Gao Schmah, one a f the party of hunters which Included Rex Packard, 8 r„ Rex Packard, J r , R. R. Pippin, M. E. Shclbr. Henry Thurston, and U nit Kennedy, to­ day called attention to one o f Uw mounted heads of a door with to ms llko a deer th a t wa* Im­ ported into this scctian.’b h o said. .... IIOflKRT U VtLPRItMIk Admlalelraier e t ike lie tale or William IL dnds*. Deceased. f S in trw r t n e e r r r o r a n r a n . ' TT-TWIBU JU D ICIAL C I E C S m iu n u n r e n s w w iu o L w r o u t . V T . »T*TW o r rL O E ID A . IN r N A iir a r . r M K a o s t s s o r wwetuasi* W IN T E R I* A It K a K 'a the County *1 Hsatlanl* and m a le e f Florida. ssor# pnrtleelarly n#»rrib#d a# fallows, to -w li: “ L ei I * ot Erie A n d sreei’a AHUHInn la Orinde,* i c t . n l »■ t » in* pins t kesVst r#r*ra*a in l-lai book MJnaan is, Pal l i a It .coeds * f kWEnilnoi. Coui.tr, F lo rid a ' , > Term s cask. Purchaser le ear far • .l^ D r n r V W Q K IN G } Handsome booklets, foldera, limadniden . . . rich brochure* , , , effective poatera . . . the ^kind that will hurdle the waate basket and create new marked* for your Rood* . . . that la the type of prlntfnr-jrowwHI find h«r*. J For EathnatM - <i<rt ft SUE.LL J ob tH ft OfMCN OFFICE r ^ UJMV OORT n MlkH’S •»#k fur funr r„ns#rullv# w*»k* la Thu Nanford ItsraM. a aswapaper regularly puHllahsd In a#mlBntn C S anir.N srM a .DONE and OHDEtlRD this Ilk. day of Jaauarr. A. !>., HU V. K. iNH'dtwtao. Clerk nr (lln-ult iv a rl. "r: A. M. W DEKa. taiCAL) I'HAW.roRD A (lARKIN, "YtAI GO " C G tT \ 0 * 1 5 3 1 0 »t.ktX >SR V tfWH FtOCA-t ft T V P tv U ftn tR ; A * V\N & O O O N 1 5 % »- D o I* SOHlTM tMl- R o u g u AHO i R to -B L O C W O ?oQ f t tM A H & E » ..s o tw p f # H R ; ShdV sX O t - ROT t CWKT ftC C H ft T \ w Jo b X uo o e c te to ____________ : WANTED { sparring PflKTNCfW touGH-Huee , US U« M? 115 473 REILLY BILLY’S UNCLE / RMV > U O U T O tft lO A dT ’L U X C i t ft t o Repair . Phono 443. "fir sauTfioOfor M. whTli WLEt 1 tom Market k# ^ U A U C t\- | ww u * S - — u )ma$t d o t i .k . K t.D iu tx i* i i k k r ; “ IV "Htillcllur lur,fcumpislnaiit. ' a U DANNY DINQLE v _ o - M m uL te. * m si Merchandise ^ Phone 148 m :rU H N II X O T i r S o r NASTStnrP sa le N ollre Is kersky given tk al uadeand by tlrtu * nf a Final I Were# e t LEGAL n o t ic e F ererlaser* and Beta fnlfnm l .1" «ku above entitled rente on tfco ttrd. dap uC December. A. It , t i l t I, *o in THE n n r r r r f o r a r a r t u p Rire.let Master . la lUtaiteery. an Monilar. Ik# s tu b day o f r .k r s s r r , ? T eV g A. D u l l , the earn* kelae a Raio Ite r o f this thiaft and a L egal kslee f a r , la front « f I b e j o m l Ifouee at njtADnilAW, Complainant. Sanford. Hsmltule rueM jr, glorldu, vtnm r. r. .i.ucAn. st ai, n#- will o fit r for. sal* in thu hlal .at More Crwiaiol ils* I* guareatsed sal Isfacisrt la tha trsalnart *4 p srvtR sw cMghs sad colds, breacktal snksss. brenckUU sad f- » « •• d l* B «* .* a d la cirelleal far M Ddlag ep th* rystaa after eold* ar do. Mausy rsfaiutad If u y coo«h or cold, M euiicc af hew kmg tlaaA M g I* ant relieved afisr taklag accordlat ta directions. AAyoucdragtisC (AdvJ . .. Ten. and sa c k a f r e a Sr# h ereb y n o tiried an d r e e e l re d in preoeM n a y claim s an d da m a s ts w h lrfi S en, o r e llk e r e t re n , m ay k n ee a s a l n e t Ik e e s ta te e f W illiam a A ldridge, deceased, k l e e f Bem leole C n e a tr. r io r ld a . la Ike Ile a . J a a H. H haren C eneljr J e d r e e f Oem lanle O k i l f , a i kin e f t Ice la Ike C a a n tr « 'n a r th e e a . In d a a te rd . H em leele f ’e n a ly , KlurM a. e l l k l n larelee e tu n lb e fro m Ik e d a le H ereof P a le d Ja n u a ry 11 Ik. A. I '. H U . U I A N A X k O t 'lA T IO N . a P le rfcla I.EESBURG#-R. H. Raynolda c o rp o ra tio n . t 's m p la l a a a l. Reynolds opened photograph stud­ tv. IS g T IN B and M. FRANCT-M io htre. B T IN H , k u W lft. R e s p o n d . n l a Good Printing TW«OOCft ft Quick TO all O ed ltere. Z^s u m s , Urn. deer I r l b a l n s naO nil f l W M i h a v in g wall Claims ar. Demands against sale resent eight (M¥WT Martin’s Garage to s t • Trophies o f the haating season, m r a oe neam a. '^ .iV » (Ta ? * i j 3 5 t f i S a l e n s m s*.1'* 111 S I M TO R E N T :8 Mb* On D isplay In Shop ?y auouGkh wo �T H * S A N Y O R D H t t A L D , B A N T 0 R 1 J, F t O I I D X , talk Of Iteroltitkm Congressional chatter to the effect that the treat f M H and CMimtjr, medical fare and returning a* many to their homea an poiriLIc, and Individual treat* merit ra th e r than mai* rnnrideratlOg. . • Kenneth Holland, of New York, representing the International Student* Leigue, who aludled aimliar camp* In Germany, advocated their establishm ent In thla coun- b" my illvatlon. It* only la • t And my aaWbflon: he la frtfM Paelm a t I, I. Id>id o f Living Ware* fllgbU, B— headline. Mlybe dnda, Buddy, M net ears. abant Tacktwenty thouf6a wof t or try- go ahedd And revolt, instead of using thii publicity i » weapon to browbeat another couple of bDliona He federal treaaury, there’d quickly b« an end to New Fields Of Expansion Ion of industry into flew and broader fields BUtmore Hotel, the Miami Btach clubs, and. th# fUfaJni gfotmdA Ft lion# Key. H#fftRqore tho us# of (kb MtO-fir< far pdtoender transportation has been, If a very Mf» math od, rttn an dfladtUfkctory one due to lack of cabin facilities The overcoming of certain mechanical difficulties has made i f ptijlbla for a wlite-icale adoption of the auto-glro foi passenger transportation purpose*. The need and development for speedier transport planet I Herald'* solution for in 1* prie of the sound- has reaulted In many new aircrafts being placed Into serv i tern yet. Sttopty ....... Itlfpiwed condition* In IN Sunahln# City— jrriburg (C pretM frrh a , j T, , _ 2? jV * 0 y j,, N utat a r r (fU c . Rli learrh partm ton, w value Mu* Allen, D rie r and II tea. End 'h a lm * 'r ' w « owrJ , ' In those day* th e supply wa* plentiful, and th e ' price; tiiey re­ ceived - fo r th e ir flstl W C r * edch thut ihe fishing Induct nr was highly profitable. Shrimp fishing down a t Canaveral, however, I* Have Tear Glance Fitted New I It Reduced iprlee on single vlilon and Kryptok lees*. Alae all shell and modem gold tilled frame*. Dr.' Henry McLatUIs, Jr. SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Piles ton I* the M O W comas tha foolproof poultry faad. If* Pnrina All Maih Egg AUantle Lumbar Co. Th« tie* are H Chowdar—« complata feed th at make* hen* lay egga. Jf* .b ran d her home la Orlando. Mre. Pit. to be cut on tha land* of the Keat laitoo waa on* df th* ntoat ad- Baaford Luid.Co. a re - Lah* Ifar- n»w—b u t ll'a e provan faad. I t has bean tasted far month* on hun­ thlrdd ladle* at Ihe Charily Bill Say M d It iflll be up tu Mr. Brady dred* of ban* a t tha Purina Experimental Farm. to r a t tha Ha* and gat them to the in Orlando leak night You can Y fo rg at to grain your heni new—beraui, you don't need Lewis Lalnhart haa raturnad water whara they will b* placed any grain. And you don't need any oyster shall, grit or great) feed. t« Sanford from- Tampa amt haa oo barges and floated down to the Jn*t keep All Mash Ggg. Chowder bafora your Sin* and let them Utkan his format poaltlon a* head mouth of th* St. Johns Hirer mad help them aelwe. Thet*e Sri—there'* nothing ala* to faad. tk*r* loaded on slaamahlp for plumber will) C. H . Din***. B atter pelt this new fap l means mar# «*g*—and better egg*. ' Already rumor* era going th* thalr proper destination north. It t a in # a n te * tha jW IUriia to la said that Mr. Brady'a contract Whan you feed A l| Mash Egg Chwwdar yoaH Gnd all egg yojka uni­ the aJfaat .thoi both of Florida'. form la color. They'll taste to tte r, toe. A»4 b*«l of all—AU Maih Egg Chowder ro*tj no more to feed. T hera’# Jeat eaa hag of faad4to hay. Phone « s year order. # ^ mmmmm ^TtTOBYim, Jan. IA -Tb'. mullet ■edaea op*“ d hare last Martin** Garage W. 1st S t m t Frank Lewie sa g M ad ia kaea Iks »i per Unco and to H in m l fa do your fab. Be# a* and ■are money. CLASSIFIED BARGAIN DAYS BEGINNING ENDING MONDAY, JAN.30, AND SATURDAY, F E B .ll, THE HERALD WILL MAKE A HALF PRICE 15 .Words or Lossy Thr 15 W ords or Less, Sev 30 W ord. ThfM T im .. 30 Words Seven Times Times 1 t i l Park Ava. >***v*itT n win b« With Fish S c a rc e --------- V . , . ■ ta , , OPTOMETRIST It seta itU on vfi* acht In compairi Mullet Season Is th* rltru * Indualry and Ha raloe LEBSBURO — M. If. fort* to the atate. opened wholesale bakery la former Dr. y . E. Bair, agronom ist of Tom Bey Bakery building. New York, brought brief greet* Inga. J. C. Morton, rice prealdent of CENTRAL th* (Searing Heu*e, explained the $300,000 joint advertising cam . AUTO BODY SHOP. l i t E. 5th ■*. palfn of the Clearing Hour* and M iller Garage tho Florida Citron Exchange, de­ W e a pec tolls* In rebuilding claring it would be Inraluable to bod)** and repairing motors. furthering Ihe caua* nf Florida Price* unusually low. eltrna and Inereaaing canaumption In 1,000XXX) American famlHe* where th e adreriiaement* ln th* newspaper* are read. Dr. P. C. Blanch, assistant chief of reaearch of lh* federal depdrtment of agriculture, told of the value of the local citrua producta laherutory to the citrus Industry and staled that, a fte r ita work In orange preserves, the laboratory AND LESS OFFER. ON ALL CLASSIFIED FOOLPROOF POULTRY FEEDING Independent. *nni)il N (iT (*tl«ii e f th r FW ida, i M f i * of MmirlpalHW*. opening t t 9 o’l h f k to th# Ctrl* I « p f rlubhause. HERALD « limited and price* for shrlihp1 have been holding up well, tlnly tho largeat ihrim p are shipped, tho sm aller one* being thrown back Into th# w ater after they are caught and sorted out. Tho shrim p. business a t New Smyrna is also nourishing. It la sold. Shrimp ra n be bought for eight cents a pound a t New Bmyriis, and It - la said th a t they ran f>* bought f6 t 7 1-2 cents a pound In large q u a n tu m a t Canavera, would work *n eltra* m n m rtrtlM Ur llm ii, and Dr. Camp. Th# O m n n Day propram al to r th* cw m n t T * « th# grandstand arat delayed half Th* program today iiwfeded the , M ajor A rthur Flynn, of A tlanta, reprtscnU ng the Nalralion Army, told th* eommilte* th at Ihouaanda of boy* end young m m were wan- hiblt* by county agents, w ith Polk daring through the South beeaute roonty a*fond. In heat deeorated Goats, the o f ita mild ellmat* and that "U rge Growers, In c , number* of them are Leeomlng American Fruit hook first prlif, the Chase Bub-etbeggar* and petty thieve*.'’ The committee concluded Ita I change second and ihev Auhurndate hearing* with yesterday** m elon', C 'ru a Exchange third. l,i V'*w.*atlona| booth*, Golf Fer* and met today to dlxeui* formu­ lating a general relief program, lillser Company, Tampa, won Gr*t combining the C utting hill, Ihe p r i ; t h e International AgrlculLaf'ollnye-Cotllgnn bill for $f>00,- iii la I Corporation, second, and tha Rnlhborne, Hair A Rldgway. In c , Ihlnl. Th* judges were 8 . W. Illnit, fruit and vegetable specialist pf the s ta te , m arketing bur-au, chairman; Frank L. Holland, W in. once Gabed (rum till* point. , PANAMA CITY— New roHee factory opened a t 282 W t»t P in t Street, vt T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 d , IM S RELIEF RILL IR Growers’ Bay AGREED ON BY C elebrated At SENATE CROUP Orange Festival (Continued From ra g * One) establishment* of tMall ramp* whar# young jofclr** wanderer* could maintain themaelrea on a minimum of aid. A dtocatlag the C atting bill, f i l m font term ed tho transient problem one the government •houM shoulder, a* tho atateo and localities are too heavily burdened to ra re for their own. A »urrey of condition* in a number of atatae, he * 1 Id baa raueed him to heller* a "generation of hobo**’’ la being bred hy th* current economic con. ditlon*. Thousand* of the wander* er* are jrouth* of gram m ar and high erhool age, he added, and moat are of m o u r n f u l type*, Education of the boy* along, to, rational line* and occupation of their talenta In agrleul>dral and other conitrucU rr ertdrt* a t the camp* w i i adrocat& f by (H anford, Ho told tho committee a relief tolteth open God: from him ~ BARTER COUNTER It’s pour opportunity to Mil the honor, ear, stove, radio, p ia n o , g u n , furniture, typewriter, dog o r baby carriage, rent the spare ro o m , A part* ment, house or piano, and stchange anything. OW furniture around the place may bring enough to pay the wood bill; used elotbea wHI bring nseoble dollars to buy new. Ir not uning your ear, don’t let it stand idle la tho garage. SELL IT FOR CASH! Hundreds will be waitlag and watehlng for your Offer, hundreds more wtU make dollars from cents d uring these bargain days. It la easy to place a want ad. We help yew write it. CASH WITH ORDER THAT iM'ALL SfS PLEASE CLASSIFIED ADS PAYS CASH ARE NONE WILL INURING B. w iT H 01 BE CH A Rf �% 1 TH* SANFORD B U A L D , SANFORD, FLORIDA, Social Calendar Mr*. Verna Bower*, a t W inter Park. I* spending a few day* le r e E R l and Hr*. . C. II. Winn and ft* th* guest of Mr*. Maud* S ta f­ FRIDAY. K ha»e moeed from WJ M»g- ford, comer Fourth S tre e t and The piano pupil* of Mias M ar­ I V A m i M to IMS Park Avenue. Holly Arenue. g are t Davl* will g lre a je c ita l at Rtlft o'clock a t the Woman's Club. f MV** Dorothy Pdpe b« Improving Mr*. B. F- YounR, o f Knoivlll*, The N. de V. Howard Chapter a t her home on South I^nfurd Term., ha, arrived to spend sever­ of tha U. D. C. will meet at ;i:.10 Avenue a fter a recent iltnc**. al week* her* with h er son-in-law o'clock a t the home of Mrs, K. D. and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. A. T. Mobley, Oak Avenue, w ith Mr*. Friend* of l-eonanl Mci.urn* 'dhlte. Magnolia Avenue. Mobley and Mrs. S t. C lair White wQl regret to learn that be la ill a* hostesses. a t bis home on South Sanford Dr. R. E. Stevens and L»Roy A cabaret dance w ill,b e given Avenue. Chittenden returned last night from St. Petersburg w here they a t 9:20 P. M. a t the Sanford Country Club, Music by Mem'* Mr. and Sir*. Arnold C. Cleve­ O rchestra, land have muted from 9Dt Park ’ Regular meeting of Seminola of Tatesrille, 12a., arrived today Rehekah Lodge Number Fortyto apend a short tlmo with Mr. and Three will be held at H:0O o'clock. Mr*. J . C. Mitchell, Magnolia Are- CHURCHWELL BROADCLOTH 1^8 Inch Broadcloth or K Mrs. E. p. Morse, Mr*. J .‘ P. Ridge, Mr*. Ralph A. Smith, Mr*. W alter L, Morgan, and Mr*. F. K. Roumlllat attended the d istrict welfare conference held in Orlando yesterday. Mrs. Ridge Hostess To Her Bridge Club W a rn * Tvfhlto, ftlao color* SPREADS 80x105 Crinkle Bed Spreads .0 SHIRTS Weft’s Genuine Uroaddoth Hhtrts SOCKS Men’s Fancy Rayon Silk Socks Complimenting tha members of the Young Matron* Duplicate Club Mr*. J . P. Ridge entertained with g dinner and bridge p arty tftsl night a t the home of her mother, Mr*. Frank L. Miller, Pal­ metto Avenue. Dinner wa* served In course* a t 7:00 o’clock from the long dining table which was centered with a bowl of sw est p e n , roses, am) whita s ta r jas­ mine, and lighted with pink candles, < ____ • At th * conclusion' of dinner, bridge games were enjoyed until a late hdur, High score priies, novelty Kleeneg roll*, were t-wanled to Mrs. K. F. Nousholder and Mr,. J , D. tfoodialf.* The room* where the game* were en­ joyed fwer* adorned with quan­ tifier of sweet peaa, rose*, and whit* rlar..J*ymin«f. Thnse present were: Mr*. K. F. Iluusholdcr,' Mr*. J . D. Woodrulf, Mr*, Wynn W. Potter, Mr*. U K Boyle, Mr*. L llawkln* Connelly; Mi*. W. C. Ilill, Mr*. Hugh C. Whetchrl, anil Mr*. J. I*. Hidge. Board of Health, will give a laclure a t S:M o'clock at the Junior High School auditorium on the •object, “P arent Education." The board o f manager* o f .lh r W om an', H u b of Sa.i-Vrd wilt meat a t 10:00 A. 31. a t the club house. w edn esd \ t. A mealing of the hoard or tit* Carden (Tub o f . Sanford will be held M U:.'I0 A. M. a t the home of Mr*. W. E. Watson, Ro*e Court. Monthly hualne** Hireling and luncheon of the Woma t'a Club will take place a t 12:.10 o'clock at the tilth haute with Ml*. J. Adrian Brown, Mr*. It. J. I.ehman. and Mr*. 0 . II. Brown a* ha*trow '. The "A nim ated Magaiinc'* will make up the program a t 1:20 o'clock t" which the public I* Insited. Reservation* mu*t n* made with Mr*. John Mel»ch by Mrnday at noon. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2fi, 1M-1 M follow,: "Son* of the Drum", RUckefJohn O n m il. fW»*. "Happy F irm fr", Schumann — Mr*. Ifkkaon and Ruby B M hkf. “Mmrigi'M", d ra y —Joyce Adam*. “B riar R im * " , llam ar—Ruby U o rlakr. “Soldier Sony-*, Stelnhelm er— John Fennell. Duet, “W alti", Johann Straus* — Ruby Boniska and Joyce Adam*. "M any Came and Song", RolfeJoyce Adam*. "Cabtn Dance", Bain**—Ruby IJonlake. “t ’haerfiil Moment’, H eltervrJnyre Adam,. "The (Shunt", H rllrre r—Ruby Bori»kf. "Pride iif the Regim ent", t'ranimo nd —John Fennell. “May Tima", duo-pinna, Bram Ruby Boniaha and Joyra A damn. >!va' Cunntngfiam, •fsrti BwiMmbn. r«#*< Among those from here ftttenJL ing the lecture and clinic on anaes­ thesia and oral surgery gives by Dr. Fred 11. Conrad, of Tsllaha**ee, in Orlamlo yesterday were: Dr. A. C. Chamberlain. Dr. L- D. Brown. Dr. A. W. Kpp*. and D*. H arry S. Woodniff. Dr. H. W. Rucker attenilcd the erening »*•• ion. ’, Girls* Auxiliary Of Church Has Meeting “ l-ord Send A Iteviv*!" a* Piano Pupils Present Mrs: Parker Elected theWith subject fur the iirugmnt the Recital On Tuesday Orphanage Club Head ., |).r.V...-V«kilit»ry..tf..thi .Kum . Bap,. a.. -a**..*— ss*..111bfta.*4*a*JW-ftH-tbOU *—•' * Mis* Ruby Boniake, Mi** Joycu Mr*. R. R. Dea* ami Mr*, fl. D. Adam*, and John Fennell were Bishop will be hostesses for "la­ I'tcsented in a piano recital Tues­ dles' day** at the Sanford Country day evening by th eir teacher. Mrs, Club. Reservation* may be made Flatter* A.Hickson, at her hnme fe r luncheon. on Myrtle Avenue, with a large ' Circle Number Seven of the number of friend* and relative* F irst Baptist Church will have an of the young pianist* in attendalt day meeting a t the home of a nee. This was the first of .a ae­ Mr*. Francis E.‘ BoD, I IDI Park rie* of recital* to he given by Avenue. A covered dish luncheon Mr*. Hickson'* pupil* this season. will be served at noon. A t the close of th r musical number* refreshm ent* were TPBRDAY Mlsa Ann (iahrlei, of the Stale served. The program wa* given Mr*. D. Parker wa* elrrtrd president of th* Sarah Parker Drphange Club <Jf the First Methodist Churrh at It* regular meeting held yesterday afternoon a t the home of Mr*. T. W. Wil­ liam*, Oak Avenue. Mr*. John D. Jinkins presided over the short business session. ” During the social hour refresh ­ ment* were served by th* hostess, assisted he Mr*. B ridle William* pnd Mr*. Pete Rowland. Those present were: Mr*. W. 8. Thom- fist cTtur-h held it* regular meeting on Wednesday :it the t htirch | anoev. The meeting was railed t„ order with the song. "I-euve It There", nfler wldeh Mrs. Tom I Ilmtherson led in prayrr and dltttA' ; Cnunlrv Club CABARET DANCE Friday 9:110 I*. M. Mero’* Orvheatra Admission 00c P R IC E S AN ABSOLUTE POSITIVE MERCHANDISE SCOOP ! D IZ Z Y DROP for FRIDAY and SATlJtttfAt S P E C T A C U L A R DRAMA OF S A V I N G S SELLING F e a tu re s Cool Weather Special* ThCHC Spotlighting A Feature That Haven You Jrt®ney. BED SPREADS COMFORTS In Ih e ' riew'CrlnklY W eave 5 Popular Shades Size—Hfl by 110 Another One At — ■- . -■*—---w ~ -,vr*-. ■-- UNBLEACHED SHEETING n All \\o o i Kilted Hcanllfnl Satin Covered KXTHAr SPECIAL Extra Good Count, 4 Yard* to Pound, .TG Inches wide, yard llrnnd New IntDorted llrldRe y Table COVERS Announcement wa* made this morning of the postponement of the regular meeting of the Semi­ nole High Schdol P.-T. A. from Tuesday, Feb. 7 to Tuesday, Feb. 21 when a Father* Night program will be given in celebration of Founder* Day. The reaeon of the, postponement i* the lecture to be given on Tuesday, Keb. 7, by blis* Ann flabvUl, o f the S tate Board of Health. Pretty Bright Colors DRESSES SWEATERS Values to S.’.Oli DANCETS 981 BLIPS OXFORDS MEN’S PURE WOOL ladle*’ Black or Brown Oxfords N«w Purr Hllh Poncho MwTWEAR ladles’ Block or Broi Strop Slippers Values to $5.00 Values to $.1.50 In all (he desired shades. LadiesRayon UNDIES Here's A Terrific Price Bloccncr*. panties anditepIhn. Cohr*‘ plrtk anti tcarose. This Is an unusual value at the price of , . . Wallop! Another Two-Plstcd Affulr from this fltor known for pulliiig plenty of Plinth Into Everything It docs for Yon. MENU AND YOUNG MEN’S (Curie* and Other Good Makes) SUITS PANTS OrftorA TOP $ 0 4 ? S LadiesRayon Knit ■■Underwear lac* trimmed, run resist, to different style* end dainty colof*. Everythin* All Wool—I f Tees Hulls In ('hsvlotsand t^ornteds lent**. Cheviots and Worsted*. Ilripe* and Solid Colors. Former f afaM* to 18.80. Out fady-Gw Mm—Yot/r Choir* N m * |8 to 52. Overcoats arc Purs Woolens In Florid* weight SEE WINDOW AU Outstanding Values EACH H 3Br. � 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, January 26, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 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>, January 26, 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/a214a8b38107669dab10bbb00f166441.pdf 83316643ad80f622b5fdbef5abb613c0 PDF Text Text s o tt U n i « m«U aw * I oral • • • i b r jn lr t* Warning O f Revolt; Heard In Pleas For] Help For Farmers LBCIIIRERTALKS jnnsl IcaringsOnDo* ONKhLHlIONAT -m e ?«(io Allotment Tariff LOCAL M E T IN G «’• i - :*• • I...- a lrn » a -a um I d »,* -Ml • * ilrtrt a «<f iW m »H ra a m w e i IASI'S WGBT IWEREEMTED * A Mi f« »r - iie "* IM R S P IS E »W S T « T * m a ? r o s n m i ttr v totlav hjr hf><]} o f tw o l.ig f a rm iiiK < r ( * n n a > ’ lit »> lin m if i iftiM il 'oa " , »i” * 't * ****’ a lM m w n t p r k t ■>* c -o h -t b*wfc>1im » n w a 'u r o . m ta l< «l “ t 'a b a . i m IL i i v # - .| r i f o r • i w.i-H ik* U r mmi, fir>-*r »# will ■Ur " J n t r»J V «nv* Jm T • U i;« Ji it •'I ch» I«a4 ..'n lw * « t h a t H ’l t m 1 ■4 icura* m i l p i ' l l m tl* » l«* •«< .r i%|U*M» Ilk H t ' J • *1«t. t r W A SH IN G TON '. 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N V i 'A l l m . - ! « > « • k. P - m n U n i i i . t i t n M k d k V l^ i" la l Am J u i M l , , i a n **Im It l : e . P it ' 1 ‘l f c n i s h a t h I n t M t . : fttifl r t ane-Ta.i.. ' m -IIm rpn *tm *% ,la o ie iN r iia v . H 1 I 1 in Ban . f lir t. U an and I « i x I uth i ■ ♦ r i m t k M . M a rth a I V ib a * . t l t f t f l a n .4., f l l r 4 * ! • ( hi r ^ 0 »*t« M«i* n. S u o t liik fd . • >n | la a a r • f tb a /-•a r* ix a r tijr IW o r ib n e a r l y la d a w I* a a J a m a W ti | i i < t r ■>« t k o * , * • l a *T a i » l |* ' o a f lin k * a l u h - l W*arJ l b a a im . I’J a ff ■-*•* lU a (al'*< bat tk t aaaa » u « H T W K a t i n r a r anas itu lrw aft r r w t a r w a f t' U t f-J«W t w M O W at mm S w t u r J n a a t a a a r t l End la Predicted For Pacific ('oast Store «* V4 •» �NATIONS ARE INVITED TO Lslie Sunday DISCUSS DEBTS FLO R ID A Y OU TH D em ocrat (Conliaoad fr*m P i|» Om ) Ihc dwDtrtmtnt. * 8»r Roaald Lindsay, IS* British ambassador, rsIWd today upon As•laUnt Satratery Bandy of lb* ■UU deportment. N«llh«r would war discussions which a rt • certainty a rt (Sot* batwctn Prv*kW at'tbct Rot*troll and lb* BritAlong with dohta th tr t will b* a dltcoaaloa of a wld* rang* of #conomlc subjects In which America and Croat Britain a r t InUtrUtd. Rooaavalt ha* Indira lad Sr dailrad to negotiate directly with th* British chief dalagat* or dtltgalea and thua aaanm* rasponalbllIty to Congrata for any arraagaman! raaebad. Stanley Baldwin, who- negoti­ ated th* present Anglo-American debt aaltlemant, haa been mantinned a* a delegated Whether th* unpopularity of th* praaant aattlamant In England might Interfere with th* dealgna• lon of Baldwin waa not known Thera war* aoma official* who sS n sy tiP fcttrd itt com* hlmarlf. 'Municipal Park yesterday after■&HI far a practice aaaalon. Includ­ ing K*d Martin and Jack Sanford an*aa*r* of th* game. They re­ port that th* local entry win fur*U k atlff opposite* for tb* ctaaa •f. teaaball that th* DaUnd team n b l t * a to put up. Practice •*#A n a arc to b* held every after­ peon thla week, they announced a* they Invited all ball player* In the CKy t« put In their appearance pad try out for the team. ^BOWLING NOTES ijCenaiatent play during th j *#rMM third game* of » bowling match between team* af Sanford agd Otlando bowling itara Bun­ gay afternoon corned for the local ftaam a two e«t of thre* victory aiad a-m argin of 14 point* at th* iSbfeVa end. . ..-the Orlando team waa 111 pin* ahead, of the end of the flrrt gum* f t t tic* local* gained back 114 pins |m. d a ' second match, and andad r W T n. 14 pin margin of victory. .'..The flrat four player* *f th* loMdateoai-ended Urn match-wUb S S T Z F l t T . Whllr 0 . P. Wtbav had a .M l total. Pool Resold of t i p ' local team had high alngl* gams peer* of t i l , while the OrMato-hlgh alaila gam* acer* waa teniad^ la by A. Jen* with 114 gr Roller ----- 171 170 % - Stephen* 117 107 Peloid .........170 111 orgt Hab*----- ITS 1U P .; Weber ......151 ITS IIS 1U 144 1ST 800 117 MT IS7 1ST M7 Star’s Jersey s’To Become Souvenir rw rilT E S P A R R . Jaa. 84 ^ m football Jaraay worn by Will Ragan, star halfback on Ika Kal­ ina* football team laat fall, la to W a^parmanant tnaauro la tb* Th* Brltlah government already haa Indicated It conaldara the forthromlng dlacuaalan* an Im­ portant that It will daaota th* ut­ most car* to th* preparation* for them. There haa bean no official Indi­ cation of what court* Rnoaevalt w ||| take toward other debtor na­ tion*. Franc* and tb* nth*r* which defaulted aakad a re-aiamlnatlon laat Noromber. Team Is Selected In Walter Hagan Match Georg* Chrlet, pro at a Rochastar, N. Y. golf court*, who I* now apandlng th* winter a t Orlando, and Pug Allan, llalnnd pro at th* Collage Arma tour**, hav* ac­ cepted an Invitation In appear In an imbibition malth with Walter Hagen, noted American golfer, who will play over th* Hanford Country Club coura* Friday after­ noon, Feb. .1, G. W. Hpancer, numte r two Hanford amateur, will rompltte tb* foureom*. Mr. Chriat, who ore* waa Mr. Ilagen'a aaalatenl at th* Rocheater Park Indicate, according to AnIng pro golfer* now In Florida. Ila will b* teamed with Mr. Ha­ gan agnlaat Mr. AlUn and Mr. Hpencer In an IR-hol* match for whleh a nominal fe# will b* charged. * yean old but (ut been modelling in cby ever line* babyhood-.Ha ia a pupil of Ginicrt, whom ititu n of Lincoln in virioui parti of th* coun­ try have brought him fame.. Young Landii in developing bit itatua typifying Florida youth,. U lhia-liukaiscar as* model and it m y ha j i l U i jyonrtit JUtua, tram . Th* public is invltvd tween four-man golfing learnt I w itneu th* match without coat. from Stetson ‘ Unlvrralty and |<o|. HTOIIM II IfS SYDNEY tin* fn llrg r who will play ovri Ih* li.c*l roura* Haturday after­ noun a t 3:00 o'clock tu sell!* th* HYDNKY* Auattalia. Jan. a - alrlklng Sydaey aad Urn lucruondTng country. Many atraata bar* golfing supremacy of tb* two 141 —Eight (wr-ona war* killed awaah and pair af th* u afraal and widespread damage was schools. * promenade waa awapt away. Tb* match waa arranged locally, cau-Pil today ly a violent storm with the Itolllna tram arrepting a challenge made by lb* Stetson Big Gallery Expected At College Matches Reports from DtLand ami Win­ ter Park ndlcata, according to An­ drew Carraway, manager of tb* Hanford Country Club, that a large gallery will witness • th* scheduled challenged match b*> Trophy Casa at th* College, IT**Idaitt Hamilton Holt announced today. At t h * s u g g e s t i o n of th# Rollins Vanity Club and at lb* request of Pnsldenl/ Holt, Rogers has given up pootetalon of th# jersey, bearing th* num. t* r 43, and It will b* kept on display according to President Holt, "as an Inspiration to fu­ ture fontUall plsysn at Rollins.'' Roger* completed his third year of varsity compatlllon last fall when ho starred aa a mem­ ber of th* undafeated T ar Team. Laat year, Rogrn waa awarded th* Omlcron Delta Kappa cup offend to th* outstanding ath­ lete of th* year. from th* democratic party and that Democrats have a tram#*ilou* raeponalbllity." Ho looked forward to victory a**r all ptablem* be pet ting th# country. W. V. Knott, atat* traaaurar and K A. Gray, oecralary at atat*. war* la th* governor^ party nad w*r* In­ troduced at th* luncheon, along with oth-r prominent DtmociaU. Th* aft*moon b'talacaa aaealaa wa« marVe-l by a number of ftaey pccvchea. Iteleg atf argued ov*f Ik- yrafpeal I* limit Ike - aga tang* of lb* Florida LeagJ* af Yount thrmocraU In U year* manlmum- TH* ronveallea ih<l<M to tak* no action of tbla aort and after discussion no ag* limit wa­ u l . In ISKtl a maalmum age rul­ ing may b- adopted. It waa <te- Hill I.amb«r Co. . ISth and Hally * Quality Mcrrhandta* hi Rcnxnnalile Pricw with I I P SERVICE Phan* II DANNY DINGLE W U c - StHCt. MCU-lfc >4 TV'ttOVjGM VjtVH Ml * mwe PA wdtLL Dt-S' * t.L a XM tv a ro u R M M i - >-i o h c < wwmub M tj tU .L \aJ0R4L TO L o o ts WT 1 M ----------------------- JUVf UtkML. I f t aU e **■*«* H IH co * » i w aot w no UtvYIKN *%w» __ '--V 'b 'tt. fcttVI hHW ) nygooT *Y \ 'L L V'LUl vcW A U I W “ VVX V amu» U*a \ v. Vs w iltvs VJW— I btV vH b H it i WEDNESDAY JAN. 25th Downard and Castleman -• P ra a e n ta T h a H o rry M ljrthful M usical R avuo BILLY'S UNCLE MdYLMVLV VK1 TOtokJ Kinder Pearson Famaua Radio Blais Sing RlM Master a t Oviumoala* larffo A Lorraine Jtovalty Tap Daaaarg Satan Mini Virge Downard That JaUy Comedian Myrtle A Ruth H A Vrn N D U S B R U HUA ' UACTRl v ? >— ■ r T H hJK HR SAlti HR. L jK 'a TAvHRVk *0XTH* HOVPVTlkV I4 lrm A B S M ) Baoga aad Dances Stage Band A / J -n s �a J fc w W J tfW k m Saturday Evening Post recently published an loUttls story revealing exactly what happens when a ■barks upon fji era of currency Inflation. Shortly ng to find ways and elder)t to such wholts it tpereasi ng taxes In pbllanlhroplat, • n k to do K, Edward A- Fllene, - jm.. _ 1L. _ ■— - - u .A k d i ,i . - > — :— Rob Safe ptfrent of Uieir #arnhg* for tk# p a r p w of w ta M itf t t * rtysams. In plain wont*, there la notliitis wrens with the country today on­ Inc. wMA adjoins tho main or two men finally hare all tho ly the common ptopl* a r t without bn IIdins, and h e w s the edutot money that la on the (aland. That money, ao Iclt f t t tnxiUter and TAMPA, Jan. 23—Expert yen- ttonal departments. Tho' sole—a pueh for I Mi proportion to he I leaves |he other families without itarted a t oner, and yon will aee men, using n blow torch nnd •mail atset cabinet, fitted VU* ■ I tndney, ao, ron<*quently, th* man- prosperity eomiar forth in traps chisel*, cut tho lock from n steal eomJHnotion iosk a ad bkloewt to i ufaeturer 1* furred to (lore hia and bound*. Mill* that h are shot hirst in the office* of tho F irst he hdrpior proof—stand* la a ear­ . plant, because there I# no moaey down everywhere will he opened iptiat Church, Lafayette Street ner Of the aecretary’a room. Ur. > In r imitation to buy his product, up to fill the order* that th# peo­ and Plant Avenue, sometime Sun­Milton looked the doer M M « ple are demanding, while this day night and, escaped with 9382tear Ins the church after the Run* i Al this period, without money or , work, ’li where I picture this two billion dollar*, a r . more, k in ra<h and check* representing s r ta t word OPPRESSION creep* turning or*r in the Unitrd State*. Sunday's contributions. By dlatribsting this loan out in. Th# robbery was discovered yes1 Thin U the truuble with . our t0 every man, woman and cpild in terdsy noting by W. C. Milton, 1 country and the whole world lo- the United Statea It wlU (tart church secretary, when he went I day. Just limply I be working nun prosperity bark ererywhere a t tho to the office to take th* money to ■ without a job and without money. came.time, imt will not work a tho bank. The yeggmen apparently ■ My remrdy for breaking the de-1 hardship on anyone. The work ins hail hidden in Ibe rhurth Sunday - preaaion in this country, is for man will rerelre more to (tart right and were locked in the ■ th* U. B. Government t,, enart with than he will ever hav# to building. - laws to,wheri! It Is to glv* every spend for Mampe. The largo mmChances of.catching the robbers ous other article*, which the bal­■ man, woman, and rblld in the panlra and rorporationa coutdn't rest on two .aicrptlonagy clear ance of th* families sr* coins toi United Statea twenty dollars each, lose anything for their burin#** seta of finger prints, discovered think It is o necesiitj for them toi Jo one dollar bonds or certificates, would double in thirty days time. on the door of the safe and ph«bore In tholr ho mi*. Those men ntI w ith th e ’ u n d e rs ta n d in g t h a t th e s e The farmer* would benefit hy th# first do their 0wn manufacturingI c e r tif ic a te s i r e good tn p a y d e b ts prire of their prudurts rleinig. I but they soon see that they can­- o r l„ make new purchases, by think this plan would work and fofe commercial selnlag they wore not manufacture these articlesi placing a two rent stamp on the ho a great help to I he thousands all there by the multiplied mil­ with their own labor fa it enoughi harp of each certificate, thereof, of families that are looking to lion*. but they are not three now. F a r l u l l i n g F s a t, K m * * , T a t. for tho demand, to they hire prac­- and ranrel fh the presence of the charily orsaliations for help to­ Florida is tho only *tata In the R ln o W arm s anO a ll ab le tically th# bslonce of the men dai party receiving same. This is to day. permit* or tolerate* JI»r, Union that permit# jjUIA U a W u o r^ Dur o s . .S lice m t f un.Wr m o n * r b ach g n a r s * . the island to work In tholr msnugood idea for th* Govern­ tram. The supply ho* been no t«s, II n o t aalU tled . F o r sa l# a t •fertwrtnr ris n tr T i e ‘ P T d n trW W i cent stamps are placed ‘on the TRY NEWZO tho cost of production, soon catsi bark of each certificate. The ex- ment to re-i'.ock th# streams by abundant and inrxhanstibte that TOUCHTON’B np tho money th at tho balance of’ Ire two stamps on each certifi. issuing the** certifies#* to tho our propl* got Into the habit of people every eight years, on ac­ thinking lhat the supply would SANFORD DRUG CO. the families have, and the one count of thu .targe fish will rat never give out, but the seiners the Utile ones up in' this petiod have done the Job for u». When of time. whelmlngly in favor of the proj­ you come right down to sound It’s up to the Democrat* to i#*d -thinking. It Mem* the most un­ ect. L L / / / V/ J\ ns out of the depression, »i> nave believable and outrageous thing At the request of th* president Huey lo atop fllibuitering or wo that our County and stata offi­ of th* board of trade, a delegation t r will *11 be buried. from Sanford wa* appointed to a t­ cials have permitted their favortend the meeting of drop water |tn ’wards’ the Seiners* Clan, to project for Mosquito Inlet and literally clean out all th# fish, sa New Smyrna, th* said meeting n*^1 1j D the rave In Lake JraiBp and having for it* object th* securing lak e Harney, and the nearby of tha support of Congress by hav­ river. Seminal* County ha* had GOOD ing an appropriation of half a mil­ three murder cases In about four 8ADIO lion dollars made for the purpose years all from the Seiners’ Clan, of establishing a depth of 18 fret and why should they have spe­ of water over the bar at th# Intelcial privilege to clean out all th* Attending from her* were: Thom­ fieli from our waters, to the det­ as K. Bates, secretary of the BanHava Your Glaa riment of all our ciliimsT Tha ford Commercial Club, A. T. KosFRtri Newt 11 black bar* Is going the way of setter, end Alfred Forster. The our wild duck*, constantly dimin­ Rtductd p ris e on si ads trip waa mad* In Mr. Forster's ishing in numben yeap'by year. virion *nd Krjrptok 1*0*s. Also car, going via Labe Ashby and all etvelj snd modara grid New Smyrna and returning by Denn*d frSmss. Land *nd Enterprler. Dr. Henry HcLanHn, Jr. Miss Blanche I’attl.-hnll, of Ge­ 0PT0MRR1RT * neva, ia tha guest of her eunt, . Ill Park Ate. Mrs. Begga, of Titusville. these large capitalist* should be tribe. tow To Break It - f t o s >1 ■■h i .w j i ■ m I n a d * • tr ip to B criln . There oat evening In a restaurant, ha and hia waiter hriT i to dteeaaa th* effects of currency expansion which had Jm t begs*. Tha waiter comraentod that tha depredation of the m i r k had already ruined him. . He bad been savin* Ida money for boom time and had acomrakUd a sufficient i m n i to hoy a moan hotel. But pries* had risen so'rap­ idly with the printing of new money, th at he could no long­ er hope to operate a business of his own. Mr. FeUoe reassured him, however, telling him that the i-siptfa^ «f tho currency had only begun and pointed out to Urn a acheme whereby he could profit greatly. The American prmnlttd to finance the German In the purchase of the hotel providing he would do exactly aa told. The German promised and these were his Instructions: “V*ry waH” —M Fllene. “When I finish my dinner 111 give you a ten-dollar tip. Now, go tomorrow morning to the man who has this hotel for sale, take a lawyer with you, aid draw up an option to buy the place at the lowest price you can g e t Be sure to have In your option contract a d a m that yoo shall be permitted to pay for I t whenever you aee fit and In marks, regardless of how plentiful or cheap marks may become. Then, as soon as the mark beIIse i ii ao cheap that you can buy enough marks fo r/q p r g amrtcan doOjmrtb' buy W K o fi , proceetTaT once to clone tha deal and pay over the money. That will leave you six dollars for capital, aod I am sure two dollars of that will Its pnuuth to furnish and properly equip the place. You will •UB hare four dollars left with which to stock your wine after and larder and to pay your employes until a decent ween us begin to coma In." This may sound foolish to the avertge person who (■variably fails to appreciate the extent to which currency laftathm is almost Inevitably carried. It did to the German waiter. Nevertheless, he had promised to do what he was told so.he proceeded to secure the option. Not long after that the great Inflation of German cur­ rency went on. untQ a bushel of marks was required to buy p k a f of bread, llr. FUene forgot all'about his talk with that waiter until five yean later, when he was In Genoaay again and visited that same cafe. He Inquired for the waiter whom he had previously known there. "Ho is no longer here," the head waiter told him. "He has a restaurant and hotel of hia own. The flfct is, he has become a .Mg man. With wealth and position he is one of £ SANFORD FORUM a Athlete* Tks athletic temperament of our heroes on th* grid­ iron. r t f Uaks, boring ring, polo field, or baseball diamond has always been an interesting subject to contemplate and ofien reveals apparent trails which bells their true char­ acter. Bobby Jones is an excellent example of this. Cool, collected, apparently a machine hitting the little round golf ball, without say human emotion, the Atlanta wlxard la moved by the same paroxisms of anger, Joy, and fear which effect the ordinary run of duffer*. The only difference ia that Bobby has teamed the lesson of self control. It can be m alted that when Jones waa making his way towards the golfing pinnacle he waa given to sudden bursts of temperament which row many a golf dub' broken over his knee. Today dnring the big tournaments he never so mack aa blinks an aye when he misses a shot. Yet, his Meads say that when he engages In friendly matches he becomes his real self again, and "cusses" when he hooks a drive, and jumps up ana down when he sinks a lopg putt. The sombre-faced Tommy Hitchcock, who plays polo with the same reckless abandon which characterised his war days, when, a t tha age of eighteen, he waa shot down behind the German lines, and had plenty of thrilling expertgM*w «w*bi»g hi* tr v p f , also baa an anomolous temperaroeat One might expect that hia dally life would b« ana aerirlag excitement, yet ha la said to prefer the quletuda of hia fireside to the tumult of the crowds. Gene Tpnoey’a temperament has been given credit for making him one of the moot unpopular, albeit misunder­ stood. Tighter* of in time. Because he refused to be one «f th* "pun**, which he waa not.' and when he sought to In g res hia m laiw lth literature, and hia social Ufa with special friends, he was called "high hat". Aa a matter of fa d ka sever thought he waa better than anybody else, he asa r iy had u ambition to be something more than the b ttT T V t i f h i boxiOff Babefitetb iT o fffi accused of being a grandatender, of Playing up to popular fancy. When he autographs basebsU afgr Qm neighborhood kids, or plays wltji the babies lii hia agartm set the charge la sometime* beard that ha Is m anly doing it to catch the public aye. Those who know the mighty "bambino" say he has a deep liking and sympntky tor cfcOdrro w hldtla genuine. ve many legendary BBVl ^kkTIC^fef fijf BIQAfc dlAlDDioflB thppg OBI BBrf W.M, u to ewistjsii. •1 tt 1 7 m u c h BUT, believe ME, «bm Y «.«.bey.p«h».rfre- It com es to w hat I sm oke, I w ant it right! You know how it is when a fellow Is accustomed to smoking a good cigarette ami he gets hold o f one that isn’t right. He’s iihely to get in a bad humor. I am a great believer in the old saying that "quality will leli,” and 1 have noticed that the things which come to stay are good things. cigarettes for 15c. Six cento o f this goes to the Government. So Uult outride o f the 60 paid to the Government, you get a littlp over two cigarette* lo r one cant, The right klmfrpf tohncoo, the right sort o f paper— a cigarette that’s pure and good-faring and mild— Jj^at’a tho kind I want, I hays been smoking c iijs n KHFIKUlB for a long time. They ire mild aod yet they a t ^ . �X L-rrwnr^; i* < ' u ^ arKi ■ r,:v : BA N FO gD , :;r W E B M S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 18, 1 8 3 3 " ~: 1 m * s** <**» »<P. A aleak roast and bridge party wer* gire* laat night by Jadg* and M n. E^ F. Houaholder a t lire. A. E. HOI'a camp cm leb a Mary In honor of the ateeibera of Ih# K«anlng Bride* Club.* Early Ip the rim in g th* atemb roast waa enJoyad and Inter card game* war* participated in. High aeon price for the tadlaa, a linen guest towel, went to Mr*. R. A. Newman, whit* high scon price for the a a a , a pair of socks, waa presented to W, C Hill. Tho*« present w en: Mr. and M n. R. A. Nawmao, Mr. a a f M n. W. C. Hill. Mr. and M n. F. E. Roumlltat, Mrs. If. D. Lewis, Dr. Samuel Puleston, and Judge and Mrs. Iloushnkler. cturfer 'n Religion Local Meeting Theocracy restored and anivs real­ ised." Mr. Gold«trln waa Introduced by Theodor* II. D oner, of Baltimore a former Episcopalian seminarian who became a concert to the Cath­ olic Churrh as did Mr. Goldstein, who is of th* Hebrew n ec . Hr. Dorsey captained th a t “Oe.‘ mi*. •Ion is for th* man ia the street for wr know that there we are most apt to come in con’s ,t with people who a n moat misunder­ stood about what Catholic* rrslly be Here." Or l ando Group Capone Is Balked tn' Urges Reduced v For City (Continued fr*m Pag* One) (Continued from Page On*) p (accession of ru len alnee S t prop!* and then asserted that h* Peter, and hv asked that since it it hoped th* mayor and city commL*. admitted that th e n can b* but one •loners coutd “krnr the wall of God and that therefor* there tan IM P dragon*. | downtrodden and oppressed tax n m l |w u , sad olhar < . THURSDAY be but nne ahurrh of God or the paysra of this city." He referred Ikkjon to atUtui- w»r» n n l u ilm n tlt tha The Eaat Side Primary P.-T. A. Christ, whether It It not reason­ to City Commissioner George Nash Unlvuraity i t D*Land of th. homo of llr*. J. C. MKoMl. will meet a t 1:30 o’clock in the able to brllev* that the Catholic #< “a good special pleader.” The •U r. V i |f e l k At o m , wb*n a m •chocI auditorium. Churrh Is this church. judge, praised the mayor for hi* in* of th* tool HI of primary FRIDAY, “Catholics btUere" he said, “that bond refunding campaign, tu t teathorn wo. hold th a n The piano pupUa of Miaa Mar* Christ established Hi* Church to >.* Dorothy (U la n U study rr it Idled him for other moves, Taadday • Train* with tho flr»t g a n t Daria will giro a recital at teach, govern, sanctify and save I a t JMataan University at lie said taxpayers Iragur* mem­ * r* do S:I5 o'clock a t the Woman1* Club. mankind. By Church, Catholics bers wer* “not a h-ineh of street Miee Jean* Macwall mean a Using body, Instituted by The N. de V. Howard Chapter rnrner critics" ami declared tha*. | thp business aeaatoai whan It Christ, th? Holy Ghost indwelling; of the U. D. C. will meet at 3:30 he liked th* mayor's statement B. H. Laaey and Georg* Stanley decided that the third grade trach- o’clock a t th* ham* of Mn. R. D. a risible society. of believen, par. that after bond refunding had r* roturned from Cord*l*. Ca­ e n will b« hoetanea for the Fab. Mobley, Oak Arenue, with Mr*. taking of the same sacrament town rarrled out "taxes will be (Continued From Page One) they ipent a ohort lima ruiry meeting. Mobley and Mr*. Bt. Clair WhU* gow ned by lawful paston under originally out nf the Reconst ruc- irduced one-half in the city. The program far Ui# earning *a hoateaaea. ami hi* one risible head, Peter ~ tlcn Corporation treasury. Earlier In hi* sprrch he crltiriirdi K rt. E. L. Kerron, of EosU*. I* ronalated of talka by Miaa Fran MONDAY successor*.-' Within 34 hours nftcr conferee* Mayor Way severely for alleged n a t io n a l g u a r d vtsMlag her daughter, t i n . D. L. c*s Morrow, M n. Marion St- John, "While the Issue of determining on the part of the House and derogatory remarks directed at a M n. R. R. Daaa and M n. G. D. Tbnuher, a t her home la Ro*.' and Mis* Ruth Gillian. MUa Mor Biahop will be boaleaeea for "la ,.j» succession of the Popes i* In­ Senate agreed nn a comprc-mlte delegation of taxpayers who Court. row had as her subject, “Currie, die*' day" a t th* Sanford Country deed greatly sxtrnded In time,” h* bill reconciling difference# of the rough! a conference with him at By K. H. CULLUM ulum Planning fee a Changing Club. Reeerrationi may be me said, "the process Is precisely ihe two branches, it was approved at Ih* city hall, lie said he was un­ -Mis* Chrlatia* Stoadenmlr. left Society;" M n. St. John talkpd oo for luncheon. same as that of settling th* lamts— huth end* of the rapitol. able to understand ih>* mayor's y n ts ria y f o r Jacksonville to ‘•Some Fundamental Principles Th* Sanford Post wa« honored as to whether nur Chief MagUIn the brief words of ilobntr attitude at that tim* In view of TUESDAY spaad two week, with Mr. andl In Edocatian;” and Ml** Ruth GU. by a visit Monday night of the tra!.\ President Hoover, is th# Miss Ann Gabriel, of the State f f g & U k , ,i rafrMIB.pifti Mr*. C. V . Stoudeamlre. lion told about "floelal Stmllea fUMxr •f_,thtt-~»£Hto. The JSenate, J-/nlluvUQg,_.{QCIUuihAJfttltll— l.legitim* marking completion |, ............ f-Moam-trrWealtrr.'iillf’iin rg ’lN^ meioa*»«e»»*«o*m* < •-4 Iw'ifc*.t o wer Oraifei * " | members of the Orlando Chapter ] rial r|^| chair rha at Washington. It Is a uf ruiigrvmioiiHl action. Senator W. M. Ilamer, local capitalist, ture at 3:30 o’clock at the Junior fit. and H n Waller* W. Dell Refreshments w en screed in Reserve Officers Association: Lt. matter of historic research that, or* jsurvlag today fr6m In# Ma­ th* dining room when the table High School auditorium on the Col. W am n F. Could; Majors 8. right np from the day* of Wash­ Smith. Democrat, South Carolina, spoke almut the city's, financial its sponsor, hailed the hill as "aid situation, lie declared that h<* honOy ApartmenU to 1107 Pal- was arrriald with a lac* doth subject, "Parent Education.” T. Salisbury ami W. J. Doyle; ington's election ta the presidency for the 'one-horse' farmer.” “understood" that the “Jury had metio Av*nu*. and centered with a bowl of snap Capt- Harry Austin; Lieut*. C. U of our rountry in 1780. one presi­ Administration of the fund in b^rn parked" at the noon-day res­ dngons. Mrs. Stella P. Arrington Morgan, A. M. Horner, S. N. dent after another tnme and went, Ih* part was sharply crltlcixrd ell n at which Mayor Way told Mr*, £ U North left today for pound tea. 1 Sykes, J. J. Nicholas, I). A. Rant- finally tn make place for Presi. by Senator King, Democrat, Utah, about ar umplishmrnt* of tb* Palatfca where ihe wai railed by . Those present were: M n.'Jese* bo, Henry Perry, Jr.; W. A. Stans dent Hoover. So, likewise, on# may who said, “during the past year a administration nml sold he "didn't the Ulaee* of her sister, M n. Nan­ Russell. Mn. Quintan Brown, Mrs. fiald and A. W. Stump*. Major trace the rlalm of the present cy WOUnaon. Announcement ia being mad* Stevens, Captain Washburn ami Pepq Plus XI bark to the first political organisation has hern ad­ blame Mr. O'Neal or anythiug he Inn* Walt, M n. Marion St. John, ministering tlii> fund and it ha« said, f ir Mr. O'Neal has all Ih* M n. Lottie Nig, M n. Helen Ste­ this morning by Mr. and Mr*. Ijeute. Rungr, Nurdgren and Hof- Pius, Bishop uf Hume, who w s. MAsrt Meriwether, accamp phenson, Mn. R. M. Mason. Jr„ Chart** Kanner, 1810 gouth San­ man acted a* host* to th r visitors, elected in the year 142, and frnmj not her,, In the Interest of th* city'* muney.” Hr said that fail* farmer." stories had been circulated about n to G R hl» brother,’ Dr. Lor M n. Maud* Satcher, M n. Stella ford Avenue, of the engagement showing them through the arm­ l'l»* thr First, hack through the Under Ihe mcatur* as filially his stand . on certain municipal Meriwether, of the Unlremlty of 1 P. Arlington, M n. June Turnbull, and approaching marriag 0f their ory. After Inspection th* Com- nine »«re>«irs of Ht. Peter, all of Vbclata, MIm U a h HprtUtt, and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, the Misir* daughter, Miaa Ruth Kanner, of papy I) boys put oo a demonstra­ whom met martyrdom In Home 'or passed, th r secretary of agricul­ problems and that he didn't favor ture may require it borrower to closing the lib rary - that he Dr. J . N. Tolar, waa rataoead from Ruth GUIIon, Carmlta Barber, New York City, to Dr. Samuel tion of machine gun practice, un­ Christ." cut his production by as much a* only favored the purchase of the rirnald-L auchlea - Memorial France* Morrow, j)tir* Chapman M. Sandler, alto of New York der the direction of Lieut. NordMr. Goldstein also explained an­ 31) p er rnt. Th* srerrtary is not fewer books and other remind**. HoepUal yeeterday to a hoapltal Louis* Swain, Dorothy Stokes, City. Th# marriage will lake gren. The officer* wer# very much other Catholic belief, that "All compelled to. mik« this require­ Hr alleged that th* Orlando Richmond, Va. for tceatraent. Jean Maiweli, Mary Robinson, plac* In th* Spring. pleased and complimented th* that Is basic in Ihe life nf thr utilities ar* rrrriving mor* than MU* Kanner wa* born and boys very Mghly on the way they Catboiir C h u r r h existed. p». ment. Mildred Lumley, Emma Owen, A provision slates th a t bans they should for lights in th* illy Among thoee from h e n atteod- Zilleh Welsh, and E liubeth Whit- reared In Sanford. After being executed th* different maneuver* tentlally, in Judaism as set f th e official rlait of Mr. Glenn| nrr. Mrs. 0. K. Guff, M n. DeWItl gad u* ted from Sanford High that are required In a drill of this forth in the Old Testament.” llr may hr mute for livestock f.-rd and said he was with Mayer Way in drought and alorm-stricken "as lontr a< ha looks out fur the McKay, worthy 'grand matron Brown, and Mtos Carolyn Collier Rrhool In 1817, *ha attended th* Mad. added that "Catholic* believe that srtas, b* rruwers giving n first into est* uf th# people." Florid* State College for Women the Florida Order of th* Ea»t-| were riaiton. culminated i n Jesus Hen on th* livestock. The amount Lieut. Col. Ayers, of Orlando, Judaism "You should U> rareful uf a at TalUhaaaee where the re­ wh„ wa* recently appointed regi­ Christ and Christianity, the Cath­ i Star, to Daytona Dearh Chapraised a„ L. I. degree. She then mental commander of th* I tllh olic priesthood, the Mas* and thr tha; may be loaned fur this pur­ man’s wifr, „ man'* dug and a Number One laat night were: pose to limited to •l,UOO,UHI. man's money", said Mr. Ilamer taught In th* Grammar School Infantry, waa also an interested Catholic Church.” Era. Beatrice lllgglw . grand While Congress was nuking llu* in ufnrning that Uxpiyrr* wer*] h a rt for three yaar* and later mil, Glenn E. MrKly. yrani In discussing that portion of hi* ilcfinite cuntril>ulion to farm re­ being ini|K*,d Upon by the advisitor to th« Pott Monday night. wrnt to New York City where C«l- Ayers commended th r truup subject. Mr. Goldstein said that hiinel, M n. Pear!' “ H. BahBfi •he wa* employed In the train tog very highly on not „nly its person­ “Catholics believe t h a t Jeaua lief, thr wheel* uf irgislalitn ministratiun, in hi* uplnlon. M n. H. F. Kent. M n . R. C. M ac-! Mr. Ilamer wml un record as M n. M. Mlnarik and M n. F. L department of B. Altman A Com al appearance and conduct but al- Christ i* the predicted Messiah of ground slowly un other and bigge r well, M n. John Gove, M n. Loretta Brot barton. M n. E. C. Harper. Crosby entertained th* members pany. Fcr the pait few years (he su its efficiency. He also made an th* Old Trstam tnt, and that propi sals designed to give the bring opposrd -to “loo many agriculturist h rttrr prices for masting* ami too many resolu­ M n. C. C. Brirg*. M n. E. J. Of ^tha G. I. A. at thalr regular ha* been executive of the training inspiring talk on ro-ordination Christianity is Jewis Jahvehisai jw h a t hr produces and to ease his tions'.” lie Called fur a ti-in. Jtoutb. Mn. John Glllbn,' M n. R. meeting yesterday afternoon at department of B a it. nod Com­ amt co-operation which will be of onlyersalixei]. The genealogical dell and mortgaje worries. , F." Crrnihaw, M n . R. W. Turner, the home of Mn. Mlnarik on Park pany. material benefit to the entire priesthood of Aarun has given Representative* of the laailing..................... .... M n. J . B. Crawford, Mr*. Murray Arenu* in honor of M n. Mary Dr. Handler la en th* ita ff of post. way to the priesthood without farm organtoaUcm# w e r* -tn v t1 rd |‘J“l ^ - « « - P - ^ - — Ja n ie, M n. W. hi. Haynae. M n. Casaell, of Clare land, Ohio, grand a hoapltal a t Hastings. N. Y. One of th e-'m o st - interesting g'Mesfflgy—the endless prirsthood to appear today for the opening The bill a* It stands applies to R. N. Scott, MAC J. O.'Huff, Mn. president of TO OTH A. M n. J. spots to th* vlslotr* wa* the Radio nf Jesus Christ according to the hearings op the domestic allot wheat, cotton, tnhacco, hogs, dairy B- C. Mooyaerand M n. J . E. Court. M. Feaperman, of Wayrroet, Ga., Room. Sergeant Hrhaal w s, an order of Mclchlsedec. The Moody tm n t price-boosting bill passed by |.rudu> t«, rice, peanut*. a national officer, and M n. Vas­ Iw duty, aa usual, sending and r* sacrifice, offs red up daily in the the House. They a rr pushing Ihe ter, of Jacksonrilie, a state officer, | reiving message*. Several uf the Temple, has glvin way to the un­ measure. CANAL POINT - (Ian# cutting visitors took advantage of the In bloody sarrlficg of the Mass pre­ SLR AY B E A C H - O u l f ] w en also in attandanc*. started recently In this area. Member* 0f Ih* committee were Following the ngular meeting { “ Delinquent*) Their Formation vitallon to semi personal greet dicted by Malachias, offered up Inrlivvrl to hsar prvponent* Dr»l pGolf Club opened for 1832of the organisation a social hour and Reformation" I* th# lublect Ings over the wireless to their from ’the rising of Ihe son until and then listen to the testimuny th* going down thereof.’ Finally, of th* millers, packers and other* was enjoyed when refreehmenta that will be discuaied at the Lake friends throughout th* rountry were aerred by the ’hoateaaea. Mary School tomorrow night at Captain Starrvtt and Sergeant Catholics bslievr that the Catholic who have Indicated opposition. PRINTING __ _ Quantities of pink gladioli and 8:1S o'clock by L. R. Bristol, Gladis, of Orlando. w«rr also here Church, born in the Hynag gur f* Under th* bill, the “pro.-eisor" the Messianic Kingdom, the Jewis who receives a product from Ih ' Scotch heather wer* used to adorn [ state parole officer of the State for a short while Monday night. w* ar* equipped to prodac* I lie We were glad to report that th* rooms where the g u n ts were Board of Public IWeMaye. (server wuulil be tas-di the guv- first class jab wSrk at th* comes to this section at th* In­ Sergeant Rutherford, has recov­ ftn m rn l giving the tnohy to the lossat pasalbl* prices. Civs a* | assembled. when Col. Freeman visits Hanford. stance of thapP.- T. A. council of p iu d u rrr In an amount sufficient a tria l Those present were: Mr*. Mary that school and th* public is In­ ered from a recent attack of flu Invitations to the Southeastern a*d was able to attend drill Mon­ Caasell, M n. J. M. Feaperman, vited to bear hi* talk. Rifle and Pistol Tournament, to bring up to the prr-w sr trvel day night. ■he pri.'e h> receive f< r Ills doHerald Printing Co. M n. Vniser, M n. M. E. Moya, In h|* introductory remarks he sponsored by th* National IIiflu Mestically consumed pood*. In re­ Sergeants Moye and Roundtree, I’han* 148 Mr. J. M. Moye, M n. R. A. How­ will dlsrua* th* element* which Association, to be h*),| in Ht. T’rwho have been absent from the ell, Mn. L. Grow, M n. A. P. are believed to play an Impor­ tersburg, Feb. IH to the 20 Inclu­ turn he must agres- to rut prucity for somb time, have returned Bandy, M n. J. B. Crawford, M n. tant part in th* formation of desive, have been recrivrd in Han­ F. I . Crosby, and M n, M. Mlna­ linquenU, and he will Indicate and were also at their poat uf ford. All persons Interested in this duty. rik. th* methods which are proving Sergeant Stafford had the sup­ sport are eligible. successful In their reformation. ply room In spple-ple order for At the rnd of the drill prartic-’ Ilia source of Information llr* in the Inspection of thr visitors Mon­ and after rnosl of the boy* hail th* uniting* of modern penologist* day night. In fact Sergeant Staf­ departed, the air was rent with a snd criminologists, supplemented ford keeps the supply room In A-l thundering sound that wa* at first by examples and Illustration* uf condition at all times and doe* not thought to he a rrpition uf thr With Mrs. D. D. Smith and Mrs. actual cases 1n Florida. fear an inspection whenever any­ ta ttle ef Urtleao Wood. However, Aa a Nature of Ms talk he will one desire* to dn so. un Investigation it wss found that Carl H a n d as hostesses, the mrnthly meeting of the Depend­ iliacuse method* uf placement and Federal Inspection will be held two of th* visiting officer* had Qlcrify Your Windows able Class of Ihe First Methodist treatment on parol* which are Lc. this year on Apr. 3 and 4 by Col. entered on* of th# rooms at thr SAVE. . Churrh waa held on Monday tve­ fng developed a t present by the Geo. I). Freeman, Jr., nf St. Aug­ armory, Inching thcmsrlves in. tting at th* home of M n. Smith, Parol* Division uf the Htat* Buar,| ustine. Intensive training on the A fter bring released they stated ir q iiia e tte 2010 Maple Avenue. During thr of Public Welfare. Concluding, be new regulations from now on will they would In future tie sure to buslnrs* session M n. Harold Ap­ will give a glimpse Into future be th* order of the day *o that see that all doors had knoh* be­ ------------pleby gave a report of th* Christ method* of dealing udth the de­ th* boys will “know their aluff” fore cloelng same. linquent, as predicted by modern Beginning next mas basketa given to the poor. Capt. Knox will del Ivi During the social hour rtfrtah- criminologists. Neil Wilkinson, MUs (Hilda Davis, lectures to the " “ meala were served by th* host­ ment on firat aid ess**, assisted by Mr*. V. L. and C. E. McKee, Jr. . Smith ana MU* Mabl* Wilson. Those present w en : M n. R. B, Wright. Mr*. E. C. Smith, Jr;, With 10 member* In attendance M n. Rpirk* Steele, M n. E- Price. Mrs. Clifford Proctor, Mr*. Price th* members of tbs Hibiscus Club phW. Mry. <*» *M. Angel, Mrs. Uermat( Middle ami, had a spsnd-lha-day party and W e» -P R t StiLLA « ij» TO? ’ M n. W. R. Thornton. Mrs. Kyle buffet luncheon Tuesday at Ih* Shoemaker, Mr*. O. K. Goff, M n. horn* of Mr*. F. K. Smith on t . M. Mason. J r . Mrs. Harold Ap- Fninrh Av*no*. ftoving wa* en­ jam n m ^ r* pH by. Mrs. Y. to Smith.. Mr*. D. joyed during tha day and paach »V* a PrMcnis |I ). Smith, and the MLaaes Clara was served throughout th* after­ The U^rrp Mirthful Musical Revue Rankin, Mabel WUaon, and M n. noon by Mra. Smith. Tho** p r o m t at tha lutHhrni T. W. Howard, of Manaaaaa,' V*. L e t C h e e ry 'S u n « h ln * wara: Mr. and Mra. C. J. Jonas, • visitor. T h ro u g h I Mr. and Mrs. W. I, Hagbay, Mn. &UEER . . v DAINTY |H . If. Winn, Mra. J. W. Harkay,| 80FT. ALL 8IZKS pr 2 Mrs- E. J. Cameron. M n. T. L Nobles, M n. Gaoiga Stlaaap, Mn.l C. E. M*Kar, H ta. John R. Jo*ai,[ Tb* member* of Cirri* Number Mr*- F. K. Bmitb, Mrs. Sylvian im o u s R a d to BUto* H lngsr as J IMr S Lmpa Two of All Boujs ratholic Charsh Da via, Mra. W. T. Lowla, Mrs. A. mqt on Monday fy«ntpg a t tb* T. Bandar, Mra. V. L Paten, Ml** Virge Jpownardi bom* nf Mrs. Frank Peters an I. Ksllsghan, M n . R. H. Raaaatt.j Binging Msi Isr of That Jolly Comedian Want First Btrqrt to raak* plan* M m A. B. Mahoney, M n. B«u LACE far « bakery n l* to b* Raid Sat­ Ink#, Mr*. J. L Hurts Mrs. J. P.f Bcngf end D*net» ai. • Novslty Tap TRIM urday. At th* rM dpttea of all Kenney, Mrs. Osarg r Ktmdmui PINK l*r, J r - Mrs. E. J . Aataaa, Mr*. Prank PsUrs, Miaa Mary L. Mq*laa# Bad Ret Malady Bay* Thaaa pHMat v*r*: tb* Rsy. J. W T T B * Jtaaa U ' 10-33 10-40 I S ocial Calendar Warning Of Revolt Heard In Pleas For Help For Fanners ATLANTA, Ja«- » ■ rrx| Judge .Marvin Underwood rrwood today dismissed a petition far a writ of habca* corpus, wb«rby All Ca­ pone. former (hies to f la g iter, sought release from Ih* f*d«ral p*elt*ntiary under a statute ad limitations. f t pen* wa* convicted violating income tax taws and sentenced tb' ten years. In bid for freedom b* alleged three year clans* und*V statute limitations expired bsfdV* he was indicted on charge*. ‘ EXCITING Spring Froclta B R O U G H T BA C K BY " S A liY E " NEWS Y o u simply musn't iqtost**- " ttrw w r P R I NTED 8HKKRS f a r street wear, our knitted 8 PORTS H U I T 8 and vDRKHHER. and four PRINTED BATISTE, liN E >1 8, a n d S E E R S UCR*KR8t S a d y a shopped altovsr New York and ' tb* result I • enough to dalighi anyoa*. Ruth Kanner To Wed Doctor In New York I G. I. A. Members Are Entertained Tuesday State Parole Officer To Deliver Address < k v e n in u U U W N S T h r • * a«W EVENI NG GOWNS w i l l tnkr yuur breath. F i s h i o n e d of (' It K I* K 8 and N E T 8, t h e y are all mid* a l o n g “slinky n m l Hinging” lines until the IITm v e a " are r e a c h e d , and the„ PRESTO t •whar— g n ''r r - “ travaganr* o t ; Aifled, ruffled, rrispnes*.. In all the new shad**. Spring: Goats, Too. >4 "(Ssht The secret of our MV lino is tb ) ridiculously low prices.) ” UBirono Dependable Claes Of Church Has Meeting DAWN OF T O M O R R O W SPECIALS THURSDAY ONLY IS Hibiscus Club Has Party On Tuesday TONIGHT Downard and Caatleman f e Ni GJhArch U eK J Kinder Pearson Eddie ThriUini Value at *Margo & Myrtle & Ruth Mania Stage E|ajid DON’T /'PASS IT UPI THIS S A L E I S PROVING TO BE A SURE FIRE' THRILLER PURE ALL SILK SLIPS LACE BIAS CU T PINK ONLY PURE A LL SILK DANGET5 9S< 1 TRIM - h° t f « PHICKB ARE r u n . N 1NG W IL D . AT Y 0 W E L L ' S r H E Y ’BE ON A RAMPAGE bags Brand New Spring Styles .ia'-': WASHABLE MateriaL White, Grey and Natural. A ll Shapes and Styles. VJvq THE YOWELL CO. AUTO H 1 MIAMI MADE ^ ■ a K CO. 18th B*. . X•1 hit Uf t j w � 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>, January 25, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6e9deee3fd117fe16f7c14bac9455a47.pdf 7117e54e852ad7f11dc5625255f9de5b PDF Text Text , *y#<» * »T . TH E YOUR NEWSPAPER P « M M i r 4 la F t o r h h ’a H e a r t A « World** G n a le a t V e * e U b l« fifm i and R iche st G a rd e n U n d . A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R OTHERNATIONS AREINVITEDTO Campbell Is III But Will Leave Anyway DTO PowewW hlch Met In­ stallments Dec. 15 May Participate In Coming Conference S V N I O H D . F V .U f llD A . T I J f & l k A Y . J A N l ' A R V M e m b er Asjsncialed I’rcKs d O ld J M S X X I I I W EA TH ER G.nerallv fair tonight im l kVedises. d o . Mild l(n p rr i(u rm . local weather yrslctdas, H u ll at, law to. IIO K L B Y . Kite-, Jan. 24 Id*) S ir MaK-olm Campbell, famous automohils race car driver, whn l« rvpectcd lu Ira' fur Daytona itcarh tomorrow fur an attempt to break hi« non speed record 0f 2.VI mil*** an hour «a a ti.nfined to hia bnl tmlay with Influenaa. Ill* urif* said alia didn't tMnk hr will I.wrll rtmi-gh to travel hut Hi laid hr will r « If he had !o l*.rallied aliuard the »hip on a slretrhrr. ROOSEVELT IN H enry Ford Is CONFERENCEOH WORLD ISSUES Begins Series Of Par­ leys W i t h Baruch, New York Banker, O n Deep Subjects HEADS OF CUV HOLD REGULAR MONDAY MEET Threatened • tfirenteiM**! td> i»*. Tw*rv the f»r |lr I li i.it! •!; Itiu r*»iu| tX ti»'.i||y i t 'tl Ih.a t-tiriiilir I » cti» •• \tlnrtM k • •ft r}i •*l t»» tk\ whfUw Witfl'irtt the tl f i a a ana i t . H id »n*» " | t M'* » W .♦ ( lily »• ' •1 * Mr*. ^1I'D* I lK I K O ir . Jin . t». ( V IM — I iim il Jm l-r Harry IliittirMiii tiuia) •t fi **cil »■• art mi it pelt* l»«n lit atli»ri»»k foi a U n rh warrant mnt|H I llrnr> h»fH to* ap|K*ar for Ir limtwM until a lurti'WH |m t it Mm t»i « ptwminn r•»uh I in rip thrr rwrl h>6 In i |1 N<‘l r J toi*. nut N U M B E R 268 F i r e Cent* A f o p y 21 . I!K U Vucifie Bii/./ard Continues Tt> Bage Wilkinson Is Fleeted As .Municipal.ltidge; Decision Is Benched! On Light Payments Ilill M lI ill Oh |r , ir»»t !• H A N F K A N i'IS t tt. Jan*. 21. I/Vi Wittier’" week hmg sirpc tf the Kit W f't during whifli b iim n lt lino* rlam ifi at IdmH Ihirt- lihf.s, aii-nipird nmiimiiiiciititiM lii nit»untnm rr I*lt.lt a talol i:i*ht«| Ihf Cuott with Mind amt.tain gavr in* in t M*utmn t»f ai utiiig tmlay. Mr trufoh>)'i*t p»ftlit tr.| u Cull timid! Hmvtr f..( the W U U ik U of W a ’hio.'ii.n Oifgoit, t allfoiiiir, Itlahti, nr «| \fvada. T>t» mi k tiuitligc \MI> )hi (ei frittu Ka’i h m trp tu mutliarai I. HOUSE OKEYS 1BILL TO GIVE CROP LOANS f ' Bank' Committee A p ­ proves le g isla tio n . KxtemlingProvision 0 f (ilass Measure i P lr n t t llT . Jan. :•! W A S H I N G T O N . Ja n . 21 .— W ARM SPRINGS, J in. 21. - M V IV Kt'itl. Ji tn il iv ttN • 1*•1D'J|t»*ll|'*t tin f s*ih Iwat Malh'tfl tic ll.t If piC fllt lltft :0V) .T h e llottttp Imnklne fOITK *, ' lit • |WIrrminrtf t»» put Ih f n«*w I n - ! with m I.* itch w :im uni! l.i •‘tin;|h t ' it flYt»T • f rRTTSif u ilh lT o M- i t'l» (JP)— T h e debt dim inution ilm>r j | * D r » f l A k I T I M I I It1 t rVntiunat program into |»rnm|»t . f'JL'MJu -U '-t U y - u iJiU / iUtllUs lU's*»*'•- ' <l«*i ihtALf .i r r ittill I i*ht i '•», v hrn II « m th ro w n w ide open today J / f T t ) L l / l i I 1 11 U L ■ 'n n iT - We iiifiii •i ' mr b« utt»'«»r b ■ '••Filiation f lim i.tnii.i. • S-r\i 'l t\%, «•■• • t-1 •it a*". b y th e incom lnK RocwrevoR 1.1V K«fSii a » rlr« nf rntifff- 1 i i ; ,* _* i _ j l a ■ i r f t l ^ - S ^ ^ l^ 1 W '‘ ^ lx" ‘nr,,>,i" 11" 11 ------------------------------------------------------------------*ill p«* Mi, • a r * *•. ♦* , , f ---------------o.M.M W iawowo,owow»vwmW,Wtr a d m in is tra tio n to nil diditur •II •! tnrtli* nnil foreign rc •| t K " A “ | T T T F T ( T i r N T l I,,f dl»*»-S l»n in ill art p.*ryfciatv •ii.F tiv ‘ 'tli i Ihn* .1 • liavc i t IJ r • j ____ • __ mittintr rtni'fvji l>niikd'to n**^ llo- ft 11,| t*f It %. k*d in HI ft i i r I » nnnial authority of . N«*w Y rk. *, i liAt. r i - «»f (lit1 i Hy t'••in ! H im h. n 'Niim h M nu n u t mi l 1r •I •111:»' jt) t| lli’ A n In vita tio n to Prontier I nl<* n man who bn* intimate S f**rt» «i Atifo iyd i *11 It .! tl |*» I Vittrl It* |m|V lit* T h « Senate air- ndr had «l»* ittipim t nowl»ilgp of tin* woiM fruiHUiiic IMiilml' l|»hi* mol t T m »l miiuthlv L*i th». irtuati >!rr ul .ini mu* * 1 proved and the lluii-.- i< eipertad f'oriif»ah\ \ltoro»-\ |situation, i nprctd-tl t • ff*Vr n tl.. f» cal >r kt. i*tn* trtiln *.f tlw af Roosevelt and l« similar t » that helpful harol in tht* prrparat*#ui The IlniMr ai»prurrt| • •• ui.tk avnihthte f••t i l i r r l crap given Great Britain. The Invita­ '••f tlu* ItmiMv-lt pn»i#rai»i. L Mini* ;»"ijdnr t reiluetiim loan.bill m ik m r ft**-,* ' T h - r.nlr..;t.| | rohh'tii i< r» tion i> evpe.-led to ho given shortilly tin) tflt lt.* i f* n frioipim* r|»* at tint ion fmm It 44*0,000 „f i*n* H rm n d rn .ll.a Cur* If to Cacrho 81 vakta, Finland. T O K Y O . Jan. 54. — 4/1-1 •\ prrtuil )*..ififin* tm hrrt »*f \ liKI.A N IH *. Jau. 21 Wood fold | puralivn fund, atadulde fur ad. trlt He »| mi i« hivitnr hi pi«» Latvia, and UthuanU, 'the only Japanese aerial bomhnrilmetil I, i tit v '(h n o b ' I lit* plltrl* , Sindh, nf llrlanda. wan «»nnl t„ f j rll,rr. tin. y a r . ••mm in* I ho fnMhroinifi!’ itoflil •mother dehtora whirh aland In the Knilu. ker city In Northeast J 'hul, ul ii .r r tiit* \|iiruni at I t*) i...» Iv elertril |,re*idenl , nf the •••••nnnih* r«»nfi*tMww. IVmmlttre n.tiou ,>n the (lie ,, ^ ^ re f e rre d rlaat with Great Britain for t|,r Hilnl snrcr.silvr day wa nr In-mu toll folluwr.1 trstluiony yr-1enley • . aiif iitl ffnuin.tl, d. t i •«•••j Hoinln l.n r 'ie iif Hi ; m l- fnmi Wa JlIDutu i iln l breaus. of their payments (ter. l » r r ported today in d. patch * fr ' utlii r t n'iiiii. e r r , followi."* tin* ttl* ■» III* Willi* I tl br 11 l.ltM fl) 1•-.at - at the - tale mnvenli.in lore by S>cirli.lv Milts, who ,std It No official ann^incrnirnt m u L . itl . , 4 .. \ der.lnv ,.f .irvai G n a t nruain Ri itam in I to** kin* i..vi „r i" "n V 1 n •» , . . . a I Ja«*t.-'**iikiltr. i».-i ••n»iii. in... ..................... . Tl.e ■■ ^..nvenln.n weld on had “arrestrt“ .leffstio,, end conmade a. *t„ t h A * v .r v e l l will- ,h “ ‘ U ln o -J^ n e s e fn.nl. Or irn. - Imd ndiirslng Gov. Im ir inid.-d that failure to enr.tinue it w «.f ene lirnueht mhhh turfa tward lh « defailtinir pnUris rlnrtrd in the town and f vtf » tiA I* ‘H •* fun* lloi'-cvfJt. l f * • » 11VZ|I I L t 11. . | | i l% | > n n I In \ l»\ \ 1' t l T •( M lVilkii»»*n L* •.»%•*••*1, l,,f ? *•*•». pi.^ram « f eeitaonijr.j wmild result n. “contraction**. • haadfd by •France N M lne|u.linr •Inu ps lunrentralinir there wn Ili.il y.iuny I t he Scout.......... voted the I . .r. thm tl I 11 III B e r i l l O n K i m m i > *« ' ’ ,. u Wl... „ ......... .. «.* •• Belvium, Poland and F.Mnnln. r ported scattered. red “picent hiyl. rusts li-nliie uneap«n.le,| balaneu of tlm loen left o '.n . I V o i l t . k l \ T t ) ( O il I m 111 S o l v i n g l i r l l l I D S , ..................................... . „ rnl. deplon While there has bern Intiinn The rhincs.- army, estimated nr • rlnin tt.r.l it u nt“ tattsl rnlled for Ihe f2iM),0m>.IMNi fund i niph ye l fop • ,r'1 •'»:■ AI A! .„o. „ ni'i'.sr 1 ' -r. .* tlina that these powers eventually | I tinJapnnr■ at .YI.lNhl troop,, i< Itemneralie l'ir nl.nl if. ' m I I . ' ....... mi' ... .. .......... ........ l , ; '- s " ,,f I'-1" 1 Ameiiilnn-nt t o 'the same furp.«e la l > \ r . This Jan. will ha plven hearinp" the im i h ; i . V vIHt. .1 11 V .’ l .............................. h rl '!; * V"........ J ’l . . “ '." * "••* ' I '<•'»' |l»:«.*ha»>W but preaalon prevails that th, prompt. “ I T * , ,|lh*t ‘ ^ ‘"t"* .T , ‘ arr*f1J » - '- 0 I - .•. :.! ,»s r .11v .ml • Imtihit t'tu't i»y b.M * I ii * ,t„ l.ytll tb niU...nt" 1 111i t heir 1nit * h.r.d-1 -Isle pruhib.li n Ir l II. Ihr ||„„.^ <U{ u (ll j ; ..mm.imo and . . laid was the fifth in t w . w . i l . i , n | |v ,,„ li rk.- I ... |. .M.t P » » m will have first rnn'idera••r • i !•»!•!• iTn*-* tr t ntjfht :if l.. ii .|i .'.|,.p a slioh elini.ee.1 •iiH«i>dion I l l It'D* fri'ik'M 1r»t> in |.. . iflenlly ."t I ' in r<inference III j 2d.IHJJ.UtKt-11** t"d Indira ted the possibility that , , , .Umnndimr in r t i r i ( r ...a-l to tlon. |t, |e I,..|- of lit.' t,.tl*.\« >- ,* tel \ ; f :»w nc» i ii*- * JjtA—liV j Hi. plane, may la- rlearnnr tli ,, .. m- a urmi •• of mi | in a i evolution l iwat llu. **-••-* « - * “ 77,V w T-TLTn W .n im|Mir.-ii 1 <Uni ih .id 1*1 of (be A r tln p withn-it inslr rtlnn» ta -Jlt— t » d o u » e u -.■■ -■ | -ens'e ,d I lo- Florida t eislalu. W w Lw l nuy for a Japanese offi-nsiv. u . .............. *lti h*.t ■■tM*» The co.tfrie. alVi clam ed a from his fnvernment. A iu It -ndo- 0,14011— *hJUuud L--M liJliix ■ ■l^ »«»(r “T ill, i... repl. I» )ioir I. I t . . tr.mtmned On I'eye Knurt Ili- y did in Jhe.ras.e uj J ^ ^itat-jnr-tirttiw rrxtlir*-ieSn a D'ik op^ralivi* dduikviiitti • r» rrr fim •i < i i y Me provision whirl, would p#rHorso. I.r Italy, made iO'tuiru* of of Jan I I , Itils; «* t" euiu-el twaii mul cities ali.i.K the lirent -liniil:ili. 11jili- rlinnni'l. lliiiiufl. m.t the -rerv.aiy >.f nglmillur* ■m i.,., 1p’l'.k.'li 1l,lll i - •Inm i* i* m* nil*, .-f tile* l .rhino - lilt* | ii . id euntli“ I lor -tie. I :» r " ' I l i i T l i l # ileparlme-t nv.^ the Wall of t'hina. tilittiintHiti ••/ » xcLni.v •id . < lea. ill,' lli'tk •• X • -c .* •il *M1'I r 1 pn.iip, l* :.d. d Jiy* I'r.d t<> nH|j.rt' a U.rruwer to curtail prosper! nf talkina d-hts with th. tut.., v ond neritle u la s i-oil Meantime, di,palrlirs Mated, III- i* n •toI |«ikv« ring nf tnnf/ v »l! 1 « . »;r >D’ hi* |.>odnr!.><u op |.t ;i*| pe.c.*nt lb. FI... t » n iri. .United Statm. When i* paid its »i ... : I.,i 'li c i t listt.tills; and e»r . . ti .iii. I. rh in r,r | ader, held military e- n -1 Inn much »• Mi»»» ••k»*It will f.*»* fit ti fdI.in nnn*> »ik*‘ •1 but woiil.l m.t f ire him tn d,< va debt due last Dee. IS. the fascist • I.ind- j if.'tu t i ctl • ••nt* 11'1' . ill. I.* eniiliucl. frrenres at Nanking. i«i > |he ih lit t ((untion WnrelConilli • o.* linti itikrrt 1 - . 1» l.tkewi-e ittai.nrl wa. u 8 . .'■» a rand ronnril in a deelaralion said d. i-ar’ im nt, ntttr ill. .1 ttiey w.r. “ ,1. , Hiding t*. o.ii irts h l\ th* The spekesnian for one of Jn -j h u M*ciela»V nf *lnf**r «♦ t 1 Dif 1 Illflll .U Dili' 1. provlsiuu per.nill.n . I,in.: uf It wnulttT>a necessary to neentiale pan’s principal political |aili ii). .... >.f l*>e *h...l in -i.eor.l « solum.' of tir. t liytlt.I.K ...» le deJ*. nnt«*r I I I . t | a new avreement brfure the nett flared tn the diet yesterday that ■IUiiI nIi Ii* tint th** It a.I » f tl*. I t fl,U 0U,00.. loaned f,.. feed f..r li.t.l. it *ml l.l'l 'id- ' • ..red mi li.'ir ditlerent • »» ti*|H‘ttti r* viirinrrit 4 might funL* th ■| til * I'tMlIf , I,.)! lined payment is due June IB. lite-lnek in t*|.,..Kiil si.l stormim -I l-v II' ,-nr.l :'e tt. tl" u.eo •ntel lit e nS , II.. -I,..I unless relations In-tween Japan) i* » mi loti lo the I !••••***l Li***'. i! nt tilirtt It*- »• s. *k!. <t a Ambassador May, of Ueliriilm | |It. I ',-f. !.i'Miit|' eoolroet, wtneti mturtl.n | lit laJ*t tit-11tl**iti'*n in Brtiti* si.., ken a.ea . ‘. ___ It.Wui-i .1 |ead.-r, ^* n» iitifirlurtfhui •••*»»* letm. • fe ♦ tji'tn tv whirh along with Franee and sev- “ m‘ SU'W allhunyh there_ 1 !• tl ill :• Mo. Inve r.e,-n r, l. id I.S -.ip|de*.M-l.l' mite t'Diiillly^ A f I d*d* k’ltkrritim nl The loan- a.e lu le isa.lo , ‘ r.' • wiUxfraKli _ _ . othar dehtori ..... ................ *h y w'" ptmloew renewed nf I lot*l h#*rt*. init I*tl flour k ^ l f o 1 mao., ut I ha •slnttutr lu ii n«Mit i**oi»| icfii era) defaulted II. its S ! lie with I.- I eia. It., eoldiact and l . l l 'i Von I h rr.ittn liu ti ••hf^Aiiidi.i A voiu r the event It y of s f.ra. Inn on tha Prof. A. A . lh »iK «»f i e.|imi*»:k «tr»| sti ;»n - It *i l|dl* **f t |«*W pie. IB paymesj — also .called at armamrntseoniprtttion and |er< n • t.^ j m i .. crop uf live,lock. Ii.h i... in. siblv a world war. ..III |. sd.lv otpio.iiil. Il.al M. I ' D n iv m llv , and. Cliatkt W . Tau* j Vt.rk . i »’ I lt»i*i*trr«*kv moriiiiig fimti H IN' \ IIIf»»r V* t the State department to infum •. it. 111. .1, l!«lls ai Me 111 All 'that remain, I.t twren tho This statement was ii.ae'e l.j et|»f. j*ir-i«leiit nf III** American I The . ml*h* I h»| , . *ni|iw ilia Ilia III.)' . ' -i.|, raldc -.icrllice I .iVlak.li until iiDMiu. it IW anhimself an tha stain, nf debt U n ­ t. > trs.-rl. d !» r . crop prodi.elii.n l„un bill and tha llitoshl Aaliida, fmmally cho.en Moda«**ei Cf*ni|tany, both mmotnh* Thumilav nml frit tu iHY# .inti i|i.»tnJl Ihe i nn* ill i»*.l U’ d ’ d 'IVIH i ' ion a. iin» tc.lt Will ■ml .. l\ lute House in a.e. plaaca <if thu i* *iiu F from tf. i .is *•' •"'••'■'j.df.e.al Hv •!••• fr ■ Caechoslnvakia, whirh paid its spokesn*oil for tl.e reiyuLal party, ndk i tl* f«i IfiMiTVtlt, fth*« li.iv* th** tutul **f II.....I I in. tv It ... who deliveied the l.ddest eritiel-ln fi-. j* i irturtH'ii from Cuha# v •• tl* ! .b l *»nviH t-> fi'W (. ni*,, • , ","I a" -||tl, nnnuuncmienl al,.» con­ OtnfffiiR** »• |M*i I in IudI Ii I r imiiD-/, I .* .Ifta l ligLli Pee. IB Installment, received n full TTlik wat fliDkly |*rriliftc I |a»t listl.iri • ®*f ,.. I..,. Ill" nl . .anted, (tie new. lint nil sl.lt report on the nutation from its le­ nf the ru rrrnl military domination i,lily rail■r* Iterr yr**l**r*I.iv It k*r» Slfkft **f IH tins I nig lit. I lie l^rtltD’ll IIID H. D kD *H till II |'ll I.II M 1 gation last week after innaiiles at o f■Jnpari--e illplumary lieui.l III n mimctl tl»e. Ci| .nit iitn:*timi r*»t fail IVli. lUllDllllg Idl. I \\. I*!. S m i t h D i e s Oil Ihr tluiucnlL* alluliocul bill • ' y parliament sin.-e the Mam hut.ail rnntc titlrtlintt. i: II VY.Htlf. B »I?***»H **f»l cm,rff*\••h*yF«|, link** !*et*|» till fn»l»l tli** If I (Continunl On I'age Knurl ii* *Hiii'i*i w Ii g ' id lh«* sicfmitD* ihd-ilon t«i hoM piib|(iM»»eir|i • |W lil* fir*t 11 fig • M'l M. . Idlin' itl I d i n g I l l n e s s conflict In-pan in September. I'l-'tl. •-•*f"fliDur iitFiD, m ilmi I In* , ram* . I. ..<' II. lill 11allV BKM ’ *» UfDfM Ill ie»|n»»e to AshMa', u rr «.f I hi** vi-it Ytrff in Warn»S|nmr ••nil. if.** ar^nngetueMl n in«*v» •*\\*’ IiOVI* •e.4I.DlDI* i*» ••lit r Jf«' i tu/ iiid L’t lhal D*lfM*Dificnli**ii iidd I lu* hrarm fi iiirmil a i!*’lav ill l.tt* 11vi|f il Irfurt* lh«* B iiu t r. T 1d«» jfeit«*rdny nt«»rnimr te.th, tn III*- I m «*f i» ki •*l n»t*‘ , t»fm •Mil rail linn that “a gloomy situation** Inthinr .*-If defeme/ f Mi • w i: III* Imh| **l'iM*e.« in itii|M»rtant ’••t |j|e< ivlaliuns let Wren J |.i. ii ;i ti.l IL* aiMtn«inrr«| iftfluilrlv y rtmifti II. %kl l . Ill* I nl Hu* p« * .11 - lliDi •I*.id* I In •• >"'iltl l**r imlliiii r IVruti’ kkIt** Iivd* in D*«4iinly first luuriiiff \va» sal for Wfiincv* •ro in im .- l 'll. I'ei'e 1 '"•• * Vnnrira, Ihe for. ten m ill,ter, nl*t» tluit In* would Uwktd n yacht ItttlglllHIl \WiiMiml 11* niln| Uiie I i*aiti«*l III rauu^. 'Uf-**** **'" I diwii* ami hak#’ :» i l«il in «*•*» •lay. #Sim ilar hvarifiir-i w err Kilt) 1 y I'niint Ya*yin I'ehuia. d.s-lari.1 fur n i »*val#e fUldttg lint in ?“«•••It tn«*r••i»iv' at nli itl hi ik» •*. I 4k ...u l.ad fur if* ' i i “ I •»'»«•* |/ihiilinr tliir* I!••*r »n (lirir duiii will I- 4.' Ill \\. i, mi III I*’ da* l » ru i#|h ralr Hilinilie’D, hid* urifnl !•* »**»iiie l*» l In* I lu mi* >tii, l vi^oroutt ubb’ci orik nil r i !»••»I •Hi*. th.il “ llie ie .il no uma im- enn rrti wain at Jack>(iuit ilh\ M l , /till I . I I S V11111I IIIN j; | ;eeritinf nlir lelatiurs varit I. t In­ oitt tin* itfiutnitif nf Pel*. I............ !••"''• ............. ...... will, 4... in fu .lt". m im ing Ihe .Saufuitl D*ar)v ami -•••'iir** llH*»r al k»rr** mprf*nN| f«•.tlit* M il i»y four millers who wmitd la ti'il uiular )nl ni»* nt tvm.|"*.w. f',r l » . . d . .................... ,|(at Intill'.' will A iliscusaiun of the "L'redentn. ''"Iletl Stales, •i| fill* d Turn |*t .11vb* " f t M i".- Sl.litl. I ;"l lived in Itil' . r( Thrr** i« a nn il for vulunlrt*r the mrauiifD*, al.mg with u ila r Ili-ill/ ill Ihe diet In i| I. linn of th* Catholic Churrh’* tunigl.t ! I ill*lli lull** !• ............I«r I *•i.ti -,,1 ......... . -•- *'• «""„•••" X \%•11k•*•* uf l*«*tli tli,* hriiSnK mmiiim |irnr«4Duris l i'aik-will be laid before • a Sunfuid Sanfuid the fruvernent rnrreininr ll f"r*, • lull •ul ' H|n- l,a,| I...... ill l» ..III. I . live! 1“• 1,1 on Ktiufonl A y hiid* nml al R**l T lic hill um lt-rlali . |,» Ih f H idaudience which will ttetln-r ul ni * 'f » •h*HfF, Anhlda pmnl I »iit yallier i U miu'M di to g*» „i .1> |dn-, J |.a l even.I month*, f •• *a« 1 I ' iiih * |,« ;i i'| jart«*i * nml lliD-rc nl ill pn.ilurrr i»f whD*nl, do II u ii * I u V i Ci*i », I: I lint svh-ii th" fmelfn im inle r Park AVfnu# and U ra l M I: h4 U IiH II U! /•»»• I •t .',' 11.1 lo.r„ i'l |l>, "in . G a . •ii -*•i ' II. yd*main* unit'll kiork to Im* iloni* in hti/M, rice, |mm m i i aMa| d a iry ^r* *lai 7 : 4ft o'clock lo hear David u .M i.-'.d the parliament o’. .*>!• Mr. IH> - ;iiirv «n .g lire lire l .i t 'l . " , - 1,. .rsl en. ! m i »ii ill llu* making of •••••' f i nml ilolb lirti tin* |*»w kirn priD'f by b'%'y!n(f Goldstein, of Boston. **The «|Mmtle urJay he rli.l not mention Am rrl! M.»ujrl*L *i hn • im i I., i lisnd, tv. r 8i.mli. n d .i . id .r, in ir ft.i ilo* imli»'*itt ir: ii lelil ft of a In t i«ii ( lit* iimriuDor wh*» liu;4 to the man in the at reel", »h n. ran relation.., which Asl.i'la e»M. Mr I. ll" l - an.l a giiind d.ingti..*:.I , Ii ... frici.. "I ll" I m .. (lii •*•*•lion. lim ing the flr-l two weeks id friitn him. T h if tn*. in nn nmoaUt wltb Theodore H . I*orsey, of Haiti i "idered “ weie not in „ enmlitn.ls l " 'w ter, !► rl< I'.i.n , all "f .''.f o r i , it y of Kvir-&-» m s-sch..'^ Mei.dv.s of tl.e IV. ...an** I ivie rDpiMl to the 'Hlir.'lfllDDD l.ftHCDMl this nmnfh, lluf i t y of aftfdr.1 wairanting contentment.' more, ia on a tour uf the nation. ' «|«, i. n » F , . . I* l' uni n ‘ i i . . . M l,, l' M te'.ng *f 1 im bin . on,nKite, o f’ tl.e Se.nl.mi. •*«<•» llu* |iri,«D»i»l and tin* |»rr k%ar p . i ^ Till* seiyukai spokesman que<- Im.n.I d.-U wa, te.1. n| fin-Hl. ne M r. (lolJatein, who has leetuied ‘ Ihmno, (ill. ty i'|ia.»|wr >,f fommerve wl... m.| curding tn a study of thr Imla-v •1tiles. kkmi li| I*d* | m l l.i Ihf InrniDM ut\ ta the intereeti of the Church for tinned the desirability nf the ... lii. . ity II ill )>• l. rd.ty nn.ru<beet of Ihe t’llyli general f u ll Lit «hai«» «*f th«* •hiniFillD' «*on4Mn.r* more than 20 years,, arrived in army's domination of diplomacy im.: tn di,eu., several matt .« re a, of Jan. I". 1RR. pie enteil *.. Hull. Sanford thla morning rvporting and a ,,cried that the public wn Il.e t’ilv I'oinuilsslnner, la-t nii’iit. luting tn future event- ... Vkill ll ^ J h a t large crowds have turnej out afraid Host *‘we are Iwing dragged A D-T.i"!'H r.sljrtion in th,- pnyin ll. y will paltirip |«. Ill* Itidril J t t r hia mrelliiga in various Flor- blindly into an uncharted, pitch I, - r nirnt rre livable He mint i' I Miriraiia k%tin pf* mId**!. bank nby»*." ®” a cities so far. In eilendiug an M. .. kV. I l ‘ »per, *Mr It. A F'ln.llerh , Itnire* nf hllefte I | 111-o noted. invitation to all raaidmla of Ihe ..till.. M i- S. II. tha . J r . lww-vi,,tat.«n< were ailed In I'..lire The Imlan.-e *ljret lend* m f.J olulioft i|ml h ’ til-.* Ml el "f H" D'lktt m... I . « Ii I le rlv .in ;' l.y O t y Irreapectlve of creed, he did li.li", lllngfel ler. M. < " low,: WD’if.iId* **i tin • n.tnnTi.ty.-' Mr I'ntirl vedeidH). *D«D’| i, ‘ A m . wry tog in ll* ii"D lh on no with the atatement that “ My adMrs. Inne J. kk'anlwrll. T l, dirvl I*. Hi.n li. nt.,| J.din I'n.m l), 11* . . i .itli MHM.m* . .tl. " i , 1I! Itnllsrd, ..f Altai., nle S|..».g-M t.f lln- r.-.e u.i.l .. I. i" ....... I* > 1 Assets dreaa will bo purely InlenJed for win. n r.i- ilim gr.l w.lh ijrunk- 1,1 |.e. It,,..," ut lUlke \|.till.o' tutu I it.i* ••!• . ’ • Ii**’ lei.l.iti* f M. . ,1. Ii. I.c.inaidy, M. ... till . • nil...Il.il) ', (tin* 1 , I'l.llrtt', ul eiii.e lh « fhir-minded person who is in­ 2U“J.4S r . , i . fn.nl aernt.nl * Tl." former r*lrented s |U. yesterday after...,*>n after u short ID•fllllkf : ll ** |lI •* I .*1*1.' I ll|. IDD*kk i n t . Met lit 'l.nailk, Mrs. Kmlu ll." I it.11. , <| I’.ltH.) < I Morse, lei.id while ihe lulter «•< iii. dim s*. . terested la a religious subjert that ),, f •f’fll %u* M f . Helm T . Thi* R*y . If. Irvin* leouttit. Sidewalk., liens re.eiv | |F I***l ••illll * I1l tut .Dl I gt. tl"- I l b . ) I (Ul. I" IV Mr,. K. H. ...is veil. Fitnein| ►ervi.es will lie held will be presented without ary in­ pastor of Holy Cnas Kpi<rupal able • • lu ll iiilk (it.it Im I imId‘ 1* ii’imni- M r,. I . K. It U. |!"V. II. I. ... t( I nulllt, id I Ii Mi.rhrll, |tr. Hisalwll. 'I'»u'y. flu.il Ih- F.rieksun FUm rsl Hn.ne tention of offending the sensibilit­ CHurch here today had not an­ I’nvlng a»ws,inrnls ir . ' I.. U...lnrv, vvhitr, rill .g e l li’h * ul In, IMlUl) 'til > • • * ( liiii* I •,;),e**n>7.1'. klr«. V. F. Houniillul, Mrs. V. M will, improper parking, wa, lined I......... <■w slier.."*,.. n t 3 INI ies of any person. 1 invite yuu to nounced his declsicn to a ral| lie rrivabb* «.-•• • • • R'dartau, that he “ .!• ia mmi it § i f ii»»- I. •'» *I VIV" •Mi .u > .l l i , 'I,-m .. tt... I i ..in."lmn Gnlb.way, M m . C. It. Mason, Mrs. |.h I, will, ll,,- Itev. II. Irving hear what 1 have to say about one received Sunday to assume the ■ Hulkhrad a*,e«Mnrnt, ' ■ . r> Ut Ii** ,r., . (♦*;»• th* utt-ii l.ilay I> l> l ahl^eil, on I Mi*. W. ... L reeeivnbie ..................... .. ... •*•«• •" " rB" of the most misunderstood insti­ pastorate of Holy Trinity Pnri,h N1-I.-4. It...wn n.i.1 Pierce I'.wiper, 14,11.lit i.f lli.ly i ' i ,,- < Kpiacoptl f "lUll*! »•»••» t‘» fuffi I |.a a1*Aat t.'hurcli officiating. Tl.e Igoly Wl'J Arerueil inter»,t nn ........... " tutions in the world. I particularly at West Palm llearh. ■l.a.grd wilt, npe.al.ni; a “ fliln f.4|(«/ (ills* 7 llicn 1*1 ll.1kD ll Hi a ’*r«sni» n l« % 7d1*.777.4I I** *•« b. Tws. representatives of that flam game,'’ nr gambling, .were Isle. I.e sent to New t'aansn, lnvit# you to participate in the Thu i« ilutmu U.H Miffifti) uv.*rn l »-* tb " t'unn., fur burial . lined $'■ earl). open forum which will conclude parish visited this city Sunday Acrimnli rrccifalilr .4..I H .1 a'h'irm !**r Lotar fin II. M. Hai-uii. dduj *l j It* /. Ha It.d.bie M i" Amiersi.n, el.argej __ Mia. Wa.dwell itud lived ... thw my address, during which time I afternoon to aiwrfil eonsiderald • fnvriDlniFntf* In Ix »im1* .TJC.kihim ' i ll ii * |H M l • • I i cull l.f 1 , 0 .)I. * V Itutnii iii il. W p t ij ' T allti df-nodellv Vli.l.luel, wa< fme,| I .nke Mi.nr.w. se. ti<ii) fut the past— will answer doctrinal question, pul time with Ktv. Louttit In an ef­ Rral K*U»tD* anjuirr*! . ••I4.T i* I, 44fcWt44m..ly-ad»|*tv' I. - *rmi» t>- tre rn u rr TTI' t -p ris .t" fort !» Indue* him In bake chart* t-D2 ft*r. whit., Thelma Walsleiii,' « r - ►ia 'y .s rs . .She ea.no h-r*> ftoat *'T lifn to me.** . ' i atd v l - " , l tbw. .b v dv*'-l.'|">"-n*~«f 4".:<$>'*■i " . . uiUib v ^ - - v— , — ■rest ml at %tli • same ti.«v and given Itusli.n, an,| was l>*.rn in tiuffalii, - Newspaper comment on recent- of tha -p q r W r which U . cohaWer- jjub fcMa.idhrr.Iumi nv your ll.lil nulouinhile ll *1 B • -kVbeian Itotaklel. l i t .try l**4U •••sit. In, li.e prion . iy *t> ll"' 11 -.'inllur il.nrge, was fined ft '.U. N. Y., 0h Mac. HI. is'jN. s h , ia appearance* of this speaker indi­ ably larger than the local one.' Total rash anti Ttcaivein • lag:, this w ek“ is 1. warn ah li. . ‘ . n.oan.HWJ.'-.' .it lu. b»»n roU rJ In ..lit r fbld*. .level.,) nn-rd ..f ebaiaCer. They 'Itft after asking Rev. survived by her husband, George ■ *ai-y Miptirt. • I.urged will. n»cate that be maJe a favorable Im­ i«,U4f.l today l.y W, HOntarian tv. I", lint III nn, I. a.l | Itv Louttit to give serious- Thought Pn>|»rlien, value nf 1 ( 0 ,0 1 '• ,|, ing tl.e ke*-|.cr of a ' disurdrrly It. Wardwril amI a daughtar, , . pension in many sections of the S'l....1.11, I.. al r. .lt.iiiun. owner 1 • ■ “ kVhe.ess, *isvr- ids rum itl I" a (aper in. r».nl.l ••'. ... I’ d '■ to the offer. house, wn* fined l - J , wl.tl,, the Joyce Wardwell, of loske Monroe, , .nathm. The Frovldence, K. I , #lf**l • * anforiT autpniuhde tag agent Total awets . j 8,81*14HT.itd ••nufi»i.l he lias p. .ren Idl. 't I.inl. I-Il.e i'lk. -Ye-ie ITan n ' t “ fnllowiiig w ie fine,| |2 raeh on her step-inolher, Mrs.' Margaret . y«unta| says of M r. tioldsteln, Ihe today. LUbilltiM i-barges of lo-i.ig inmates „f a J.»- Warrtn, of ll.iffalo, ft. Y., and a tu Ui m.t only a (mod H..**eij>, >111'airrnt liven . f1at.... nt I fi.nl that only about f » * * * > of •X># readiness with 'whkh D*>id Acrr.ants payable ■ •’ 0 3 .,|.u m t«,„J tVlb.w ... every ;u " i'* " l, ■t,In ly h.iu-r: Albert Arm u.uni;, step-sister, Mise Hull, kk Brian, a t • .. nkarly GolV*e|n handled the queries . ' 2000 automobile , , uwn Fr?d Ihiuglas-., Je* •• Collins, and Huffalo, .Ain«,iip. th'. •• p ..“ rill kki iD I** ' N»tes payable |o * . t, a* J, (| | . t i iif the county have pur.ltared wkicot hurleJ al him, some” 677J 4I Demand warrant*' % “ kkherear, tl.a Uaxford llidsry .tin,tit liurdi,. m i. I‘ Mr. Sehimdl Luther Ler. . tl.eir tag < rn far ♦«------4wo and thrre at a time, Tim** warrant* — Charges n f o-*-iaull again,! 1Toi., D m* I'lty of iUafu‘ ,1, 81 mis HrvMiks, of iHfland n.„l I jitl, “ tndi'atlng that unleai they A T T E N Il UK I.A N IM f M E K T IlcaU 0 hit thorough‘ knowledge Ju.IrnwnU sayaJ)le, . ' ’ , I, I-Onhly u.“l till, rflioct af lies Uu i,h r».‘ ^ n f I'ea* ') I - mil*. •»' wi-t. |n pay a '25 p'teent |H-.ulty I'nrelba llrnwn. .n-kl -s driving l fcfc ( itt.iecl and M* ability la ‘ r *v r » r l•*k^li^^ L a , Jan. 24. bonds and eoupons 64,J»Z 3 ) , <T Florida would hi v a gnod g.s.ta, anl Itolaria.i «•' 1 I lust goes into effe | on Feb. L against II. J . Jackson, and ai.*klrmhers of tbe Sanford ami oiu || V/rom all * «tU e .M The 'T ’l -8 » a .41e v Amietaon, 81- A rrrued Irttvctst pay•iii.-. n and u Ii",. Rotaiian ahnuld •wha preabl*,!. It I*. It " th^-re will b« a la t mi.uit* tush charging firs, arms in tl.e City Stm.nole County League ut Yuu.qg . FraaciV o Monitor W . “ He le...is underworld sharacler. who nble . 7..,.- vv — limits, against < In. I *" Jordan, I, ■",■ lit'to arrrpt thlg rall, ffiMahatseir, \V. f . Il'd .b .t".., it It tbl. week and early n»»l week". D em xrali wtio attended tirey i.Td ' 'j* ___ „ what Im Inlks about, ami escaped from fed‘ ml deputies y»s Doe to slnkhlff fund - 11,. >•foie, lie i. .n u lle d that , Pape, W. A, I * ll l» r, k "• *t'l''; Mr. Uchmldt's if f ie > open wi|l be a.rr.l nest Monday l.ca«’U«'s annual stale-wide con­ U J M 7 .9 I ha kitaw. how Id aiaka plain what lerday by leaping through Ihe AcrrurJ Interest .L .i.' II, . < j i i f..r>| Hplary ( ’Du's to >*'•! .". I'ul* ton, it M. Watson. . oVIorh 1•> '• io daily from 8:80 vention at Utlando yesterday ink . kW.w. U t h a * tn h a J U f n .t o window nf a swiftly aaoving train, Tidal I■',.>■I debt out. D F '.k lll TkKF'.S HI I I KTOR ir.-ni.l a. irquesli.ig that lo- e..n-1 Mot tsalratge, It: L. Maltbie, 1 1 o'cluch. After th.s* hour*, Mr. •JHOJPHi.m. elude*! Jokq M«Lch. J r , and J . K. ► landing s ..... was shat and killed near here to­ ■tot." V, . .. ,vt.i.r tl-.' matter gerlnu-.ly, siel MacMahon, U- W - Sy.ioec, It I Ichadtit It available al ily trie’s Preston, a* official delegatee, W , A t- —1 copaaiitt**1 ° t members day as he aou{bt le flee nn a PAR IS. Jan. 21 .I V. Jean InDoughnut Shop Just n.ou.ol Ihe that if it b<< pMsible, he th-elioe ,laiettit, John Thoms , lie.or <F. Shelly, L . A . Tala. W . . I 1Total liakliitie* Jalbert, 88 , sculpior and commandof A B -S o ir c ilK a H r Chw*h ha. freight train. He was shot by a l,M 5Jt2B.t>4 tilii honor and pnimption and flay Harden,H. 0 Cha.e, :'r , V. J corner from the leg ageury whirh at of the Legi-m of lienor, died Schmidt, H. J , Lehman, arras gad /or M r. QoMafai-’n •»* deputy near Louisiana State Ifni- Sarplus la locaWd bt tha M#r»s.-*tl«r lilock with th.ae who ha*a coan- to tuu*rJtiAa, J. A . Wright, f A II" ’ Ti* I Thornley, and Gaofgs W- McRc ;', pearaata M n wfll totroiuca venity after Juaging Tram U » jfMtarday. lid ir h ia a* a •****»*>y cog i a ! W . L. C«sptr, acd H. IL C-lim aa. on Magnolia Arena#. freight him to tha w D lDapa 1 W A S H I N G T O N . Jo n . 21 . - ,, ........... . . . . _„jniltlet* today iinnnimmttly n|>- "iW K SMITH MADE |,r"m| AERIAL ATTACK 'S....... ..... . DEMOCRAT BODY ' . " r ' . t l u , .threat Of War Seen By Tokyo Leader If Policy Is Continued Io* 1*1 3 CITRUS GROWERS TECHNOCRACY IS ;; DIVERT TRAFFIC HANDED SEIRACK I'PkT "E t'hlnese >'• delus tin Two Additional Ships * oltininia o League Kndorscs Plan o r Beonomy As tin- '• * ■ ? /... derlaken By Sholtz tht 1 n».t .........'V*‘7’t rrlll% tirV ‘ :'i •1*i ‘ |M f . inul tdnn) L asl Distribulion 01*Federal Flour Sel For Tomorrow i: ••• tl •k r ,)*" i**ti did.- • "i Mrs. A lin David Coldstein To D eliver Religions Talk Here Tonight' n (lily’s Bond Debt Is Reduced $1,000 In 2 Weeks 01* Monlb Woman's Committee Of ('. Of C. lias Meet Rolorians Appeal’ To L o u llil Not To Accept I’abn Beach Promotion m.' w Fmirlccn ('barges Of Law Violalion Aired In City Court .Mrs. Irene Wardivell, .11, Is Death Victim’ Louttit Is Undecided As To Parish Change •.. ys, ia..t tmt il Selimidt Urges All To Buy Motor Tugs Prisoner I^eaps From Train And Is Killed Later By Gun Bullet J 2i7.tr. c,'. j 7 '4 ■A' 'i*­ - ' �r «* ‘ Players P ra c tice B E E R B I L L IS B a s e b a ll Tilt STEP N EA RER FFECTEDON For Here fte x t Sunday . IT S ADOPTION TGAGE SALES 4, Wla, Jan. M - ahewdown on Just mala farmer* may rations at mortgaga ile* probably will bo Jefferson county, yesterday r ha would taaue watranla |*xt 11 farman who pnrtldtd;ln a recent damonatratlon. Eha Warrants will charg* riot» Oka yi r i r r t — (kid. Convle|aperies psoaltle* *1 not morn I six months lmpriao*m*nt or malnmm flag of 8W0 or both. IM * Umm Just aa soon a* I rrer from my lUnoa*. pktn'a threat of criminal ac•IF tho outgrowth of, n aal* ** Otto Reb<xk farm near Cam- (M o n of tb* delegation ft appeared In H*rmaaaon'a i f bid a dim, each for th* ( aad II rent* for tb* aopnrai* entire let was sold for II-35 then turned over to Hrrman- r o n e r H opwrTb £nd On VarsityTeam [Assured that h* will bare tvary iMtaalty to .prove Ms worth aa 'flrat' string player on th* Uniof North CArelhu vanity M all team aaxt Fall, Murry b a ' i Banford’a fln t and only tyBbdthorn High School grid * who was a lenaalloR In freah- ,trom“ fc g ji a rm RATES urn ejuugg 10c. Making ready for tha tint bo*eball p a t af tb* local 193.1 season, a i m p ot members o f last year's Central Florida Baseball L*a«oa taam tbla afternoon visited Mu­ nicipal Park to engage In a llfbt workout aimed at limbering up unusod muncle,. Inlereit In tko game la mount­ ing dally, according to.the re­ mark* beard from baseball fan* both In Sanford and at DeLand from whkb city will com* tb* All Star team that wit] play the San­ ford All-Stars. Tb* gam* will b* played aelt Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'cock, and a low admiarlon price Hot been named. Tho local team will work out during tbo remainder of the weak. A probable atacting line-up will find Bert Chapman or Bid Rlvo kaak o f tba pfolo; Stuffy McCiona or Joo Barnea at flnti Jack San­ ford at aocoadi Cacll Frlabl# at abort; John Higgins at third; Roy Harrison, Red Martin, Ben Cantwall, Jack Bentley, and probably Pator Schlrard In tb* outfield. Buddy Lak* Is dut for tb* start­ ing mouad assignment. The DeLand team will Includa jaaat-af-lha* rlSyW ewiwTf'ICTYT eicept that Al and Bll felt* will play for DoLand, and Art Bourg, wallknown Southeastern league player, ha* been secured to man­ age the team and play fln t be*#. The DeLand line-up will Include Nut Shirley, Lefty Guise, Jim Roberson, Stanley Culp, Tlge Minor, Tom Phillip*, Billy Soma, P. Martin, Klmbity t artar, and othara. • All ba*ebalhphiy«nr-|n thhr sac* tlen art Invited to coma out for practice. Pro-Amateur Golf Matches Are Held At C o u n t r y Club Coah priias and golf «<|ulpmfnt totaling F70 In valu« was spill be­ tween four team* of outstanding Central Florida -pro-amateur golf­ er* at the Sanford. Country Club yesterday afternoon after gruel­ ling rounds of golf which saw M teams In Ih* field and a large gallery following some of tb* team*. First and second money and prise* wa* split between Horar* "Pug” Allen, pm et the Collage Arms roura* DeLand teamed with O. W. Spencer, Sanford amateur, and Tori Carney, Orlando, teamed with Carl ttann Jr.. Or­ lando, ranking amateur. Thee* teame had 117'a on tho par 70 lay­ out. • Third money wee split between two team*. Score* of IW wore turnad In by Mack Kennett SanlAndn Springs pro teamed with Jim Spencer, ranking Sanford am­ ateur who Had four birdie* and an eagle, and th* taam of Gordon Smith, Rebbreet* pro and Ik* Mer­ rill, Daytona Beach amateur/ Th* Sennett-Spencer teem missed ORPHAN ANNIE CONTEST Country Club next Saturday after­ wren.- All pro and-amateur rloT* era In thle section, or visitors, are Invited to eompeto for th# prlxao offered each Hunday. Other score* during Ih# after­ noon: Aloa Ktupple, unattached aad Hagh Akerman, ,Orlando, (I ; Bill Thompson, Youngxlown. Ohio aad C. A. Bauman, Winter Park. 70; J. Thompson,.Orlando and Bob F.nck, Atom*, 70; Bill (Joldbocb, 0*#c»ola-Gramatan wi4 Ja»k Dunn, Dartona Batch, Tl; Roy Horan. Dvbtdrtad and Claud* Hannon, Orlando, 7l| Blit Stupple, unat­ tached and Cal M^lona, Mt. Dora, 72; Jo# Saba, ML Plymouth and Dr. A. W. Enp«. San^rd. 71, Georga Christ. Orlando and Rthuyler Golden. Orlandp, 73; Ted » ! « * , KanUndo Springe .and Jim Turnhull, SanLando Spring*. 74; Pr*»* Yates, Atom* and Dr. Wm. Burba, Winter Park, 7*. * ■ ■ ■ C elery M arket R eports Through court**/ o f the U. 8. Deportment o f Agrieul* (Continued from Pago On*) thlak there la any chanca for any hind ef n aubatantial farm bttt while Hoover I* president,” ho said. *1 think ha would rein any farm hill, so It |s all academic.” “The allotment plan probably would do acme good, but I am In favor of a much more' drastic bilL" While saying ho, was not au­ thorised to apeak far McAdoo, Ike Iowa senator outlined hi* concep­ tion of tbo plan. Explaining tho plan would de­ clare a “ war emergency," Brookhart remarked: "There Is a war now In every agricultural state against fortclosure tales aad tax sal**, abso­ lute rebellion. They'D (topping them, you know.” Ae outlined by Broekhart, the plan would have the government fin by law the price to be pakl the farmer, setting It at a figure which would provide at least lb* coat „ f production. This prlca would apply on only that part of th* production which enters into domestic conaumplkm. Th* antlr* aurplu* wwld bo/Vomwhich would lean* warehouse rereclpta to th* owner*. Th* govern­ ment then would *oek tn dispose of Ih* surplus on th* world market. *• ;/■ ■ . Proponent* of tho Idea fool th* gov*ram«n^ woold be *M* to gat a better price for It than now.I* poaalbl*. On Bailing tha surplus th* govafnmtnt would coah th# war*. houso recast*, on th* kail* uf.tbcprim received. • Brook hart sold any farm relief plan to be satisfactory must pro­ tect all producta alike,, as ha would ho don* under Ihl* method. Raftering to lb* "war cmerfency" plan. Brookhart said: "This I* tho Urn# when *• nafIi aomt Andrew Jaiftten holdneoa, and from th* now president'* talk at Muarl, Shoala I think ha‘« got tom* of it.” - ture In co-operation with the Florida State Marketing ' KrirS/g*-? kOTSKj Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford repreaentatlre. PolrM* a. e*C ali». i. * Calif. IT Total—(X. _ , . Caetet tWeeaeufh ad f e h t r I m , the saatiad Q th d e Xcrilaw a* dale i Jan. Jilt—tits-Jan, l l U - t l t Paeelawe l i n t e l Ike flertda oaf*, w a r e , IJBffmmam JatheaetWe, W etiwta A nwaowhel fee a Sd Karr* I, BcWsaertaOr t H, ear, ,heM f.r ronslaamenl. . MoaOar. Jaw JJ. jt r j^ jd . cpf, Saw Taek IS. Philadelphia II. dUlllmnr, ». PllUborah i. Alboar l Haetoa J. Rjracnre I. Berealoo I. Iteeheoler.l. Nswaeh I. Partland Me. I. Plarhebera I. (•cora balk far reeoaeliameal. CINCINNATI': Hu*dar. • « '• ipaaaiO. Clewlaad I. Oilemho* *. K ir ill S. T*(«*a I. D a"*"* *• . . Heater—I rare e o w l. Baffalo I. twYroll t. Marlin Mich. J. ATLANTA DIVUnnUiNH: Nea». MAVANNAH IIIVRNIHON*: Baag ,,_ V a lamer Yard, I. Indlaaaeoll. 1,1VtrllMOND S(uruler -lllrhmood I. IrlVRRBIONII: Hu»l u _PMInhnroh I. M"OdAy—Naae. eaWne* Walwe l.f.rmalU, fee *••- I VratkJM. It. I W ranfond -ovibdo *e«ti<»» S S im t ' T «J . M. DATiaaOM «M K. n*LL lAysswr ««■ *» c o . . ra iv srssi. ajmsi w ^ iT K S J n S i *H » »L! •IM.ik aaO **»h « f P A » " • » » ! realm* nm ol P rrrrrt “ • * • ■ 5 5 !' « {• » •* Ion I. Beilon I. BullaU I. Chlraaa I, I'larlantil |. Cleveland I. Clark*, bare I. I>—tier. Mich. I. Delrali I. Keane,III* I, Mecoe I. New Turk a. Norfolk t, Philadelphia f. Pills, harsh «, PerilsBC M*. I. Painmar Tarde II, Hkhmaad t. Roannh, 1, St-renlon I, Savaabah I, Twuaee* laws I. Total—ft. , Mendae, Jta. a* ISSSi Allaata I. Nlrmlaahaai I. Iloatan t. Ilufftlo I, Clomhss I. purhnm I, lUrtfard I. Merrtatowa Tn I. New. r „ t . rlt a r . 1 c a m . »• nm . mw e S w d o J h iit e i a n e a » e n i h r ]| , , , * V . m o d rra le , d r m en d m o d e ra te , m arher •t»» nmuan o, aa ea anm'i i, rvaaning • w e a k . K le rld e I* l n r h r r a l * e .w * » h * d o re r a a le d ^ , and Ivld^uiillr le a I. W eal A lb a n y I. T o u n « t ln w n and 1. T o t a l— IS, w a sh e d a ad precoa led . * boa. Look at what Harold Grey ha* doiret . . . h* has drawn "Llttl* Orphan Annl*" and h*r faithful dog Sandy In a |arg*'slxa for th* children friend* of llttl* Annl* to color. Ho got out your prints or crayons or colored pencil* and are what you can do to maka this sketch look life-like. Or, draw a •batch of your own of "Little Orphan AnnJo” and tho dog, and color that.- It will acre* equally a* well. Now here's th* good n*w* In regard to this "Llttl* Orphan Analef r*lori*g romp*l>Hon:e%r*r Ih* f**nty-b*»t colored «k»tch*a sent In to th* "Uttl* Orphan AnnW" Edit* of Th* Sanford Herald by next Wednesday, Manager Marentett* of th* Milan* Theatre Is going to give Ihvltatlena, aa hie guoeta without charge, to at* “ Llttl* Orphan Annie” Thursday of neat week. addresa resident Of Columbia University Denies Conneclio'nlVith Technocracy •NEW YORK Q1TY- Jan. 23— A ,M R 4 -o« M* — r, woe Twflertlnr i" leller from Dr. Nicholas Murray an unfortunate way upon a great Butler In which he said that " C o .' Inatltutlon "whlrh New York la an lumbla University ha, n0 more tni Justly proud of." II* wrote Dr. do with Technocracy than It has Rutler on Jan. 10. Tha very next with the fourth dimension” haa day Dr. Butler rvpllfd with th* been made public by Walter U following letter: "a?: sariTfirrenk. lt»l Iht publk uaume that *11 th# * current talk of erg* and joule« Wplter U Clark, E»q^ a . .. . * .. and the Integration of everythlnr ws* being spread aboi l under.th* Imprimatur of the educational In■tltutlon on Morningalde Height*. II* wrote a letter to th* president af Columbia saying that the theory of Technocracy, "as appar­ ently propounded, creates Ih* Im­ pression that some of your faculty having before them a mas* of facta and figure*, are neglecting fundamentals, anil ara mistaking th* stating of a case for its solu­ tion." . . That aort of thing, Mr. Clark ( 1. V . . J . . W I U ***1932. Aeawwa Panel apa for a 4* IItee Peeled I.IJ, « doe. I ewdlao aRgiSS A, M. ledaf ■ t.S a; * d oe ■ . « • beet mjwllv » . J ,, T ,i » a t , 2 i e ! POTOMAC t A R M : Seadar. Jen d o* X#*.».l*, he*! M 4! * 4*; H i t t ttxx— IS rtre e e S M : New Vatk HualtU - a X V. xl* ID .iamt »"•! f 16.1/55?*V IS. fiw If. pflitharsh I, Philadelphia I. (M .e.r iiuaIMy unci ro trillion low aa Itoelnn a, Prorl4*ac* I. Newark X. Wathlnaloa I. Rcraaloa I, h i Ik ,. men hav* Seen camming on moat Interesting and vsaful tnqulriea In­ to tb* fact* of technological de­ velopment, and a vary few of them, plus th* oanaatlonal pr*e*. hav, put apon there facta, so far aa gathered, Interpretation* which they do not and cannot bear, but which, beraus* ot thrir more or lea* tenaatloMl character, hav* attracted thr attention of tho pub­ lic. Th« dean of the faculty of rnglnerrlng has written for th* com­ ing Inau* of "Th* American Bank­ er” an artlcl* which explains the whol* aitnation. _______ FiltSfuIIy your*. •— NiniOLAS MURRAY BUTLER. Profeeeot RauUnstreueh, tr whom Dr. Hullar rent Mr. Clark's letter, baa been for many wreks a strong support In public places for the llttl* group of wilful men htaded hy Howard Scott, which baa trotted out technocracy as th* newest American fad, or fear. Six books on th* *abj*ct are pouring off th* preisre this wrek and oth. era or. Just around tb* corner. SLTRKMK COURT RULES WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.—W V Tho auprem# court ruled today that Britlah or Caaadlan rum run­ ning vessel* cannot legally b* hoarded, searched, soiled by coastaguardsmen when more than an hour's sailing distance from shore. LEGAL NOTICE in aT R ii'T c o r m r o r t h r r x t r i m b t a t r * aoviiTNMRV u i v r a i f T tB, ’ iT.-r i i ,t n ,* " * . 'f m t> H A T i i i r . u In B a a h r o p le r . . . T n I h , r r e d lto r , n f l b , , b « » , n ,m * «l b a a k ru p t o f XL P . n » l f h t l . In III, rn u n lv nr H tm U u l,. , m l i l l,ItIrl a lu r a w ld N n llr , I , h e r e b y s ir e n that »n I h , M lh itar " I J an u a ry A. P . ISU . I h , aaid d ,h ln r a ra , d u ly a d j u d l i v l , | h a a k r u p l: an d lh a l tha f lt a l m r e i. In* n f nla rr e d lln r a w ill h , h ,ld at 31 K. I-In , 8 1 . In O tla ad n . a n Ilia (at d a y n l K el.ru a ry A. P. IXXX. al I* iiY li.rk In tha (nrannoa. a t w h ich tlm a tha aald ry a d lla ra m a y a tla a b . p r o , , thalr cla lm a , ap p oin t a liu a I k . aaam lna t h , h a a k r u p l. and tra a a a rt aach o t h » r haalaaaa aa may p ro p o rly r a n , b , l g r , aald m aatlax. , *‘ l J* * ' w i i '. 'V a m N K 1,1.18, l t d , r e . In lla n k ru p try . EMPLOYMENT GAINS CHICAGO, Jan. 2 J ^ W )-T h e Chicago Association af Commerce In lit weekly report noted a gain In employment for th* Chicago ere* coincident with the ihare-thework' movement; an Increase of new automobile registrations In I’ook county, and a scattered gain In th* atool Industry. End Serioof Coi With Creomi STAINLESS S o Fagged O ut, D r o w r ’ She G u ild Hardly W id e "I aeetnad to b* so weak I would fool ** fagged out and dreamy I could hardly do my work,” writ** Mrs. Lola Adame or Ooravtllo, III. ” 1 waa In this ren­ dition tor tome time. UI1 f felt nervous end oat or aorta. A frl nd told mo to tala Cardul. t did. .ind began to tmpreva. I felt n e t stronger aad gained In w*|-,ht| CkrM m nnS la help n t la ewey way. I have aaUUag but prelas for ChfdaL* If yoo ere ron-Oowa. aae>wu* or Mffer every mouth, taka earth. n __ medial** used 8am* formula . . mm* price, la \ original form, too, K yun pntof W S m a V lS g DANNY DINGLE * t o u r WATCH repaired !(•• who really knows btw. fa, Jeweler, Mag. Ava. THWJ1, ME Ci\RVS I . TMERV'S TUB Jvrcxse. o f T W E W L k U T Y C D M T tS T - L t T S e t M ICE. *TO TT* MO vise — \ DON'T YVGCQt. 'E TIME—Austin 1833 tag VsJCfM VW.R INTED—Reliable men aga 21 • 50 to supply established de­ ad for Raprlelgh Product* In S i Lak* Couaty. Other good uuioa available. Company fur!•* everything but the ear. •d profits for hustler*. Writ* - w . T. Rawlalgh Company, ■phi*. Tann., or af* ca*. B. L. to* l« « Elm Avaaua, Sanford, IVW man football circles this past sea­ son, haa dropped from the basket­ ball squad, after several games, to devote his Vntir, lim# to spring football training that rets under way next week. Kanner, who waa given promi­ nent mention In nowapapoe ac­ count, o f every gam* played hy th* N. C. frrshman team last foil, went from football to box­ ing, nod then basketball. Only a few weeks ago he won th* heavy­ weight rhamplonahlp In a>boxing match Involving aavaral collogra In that section. II* had played In •very freahmmn basketball gam* *o far and he glvr* that up only for tho purpooo of Insuring him•tlf a Elmco oa tho vanity grid Uam. KT BILLY'S UNi to.wuH; af any kind. |du toed tnlxar and ariaamao Tlpplx, 8300 Mqllonrillr wwd || UrrekL .. W w ow Fa r i i o s t FJS}, P r WMAVt» VT SAY “ T »»T C M A R MlLUOto DOU-AU«4 «WOULWk XKiM OTTH4W. i AGED colored woman rerk of any bind, prefer warh. Helen MaKolvl*. t / �/ r.-T ticking K»»t. r>*»m*. A L u ^ y Ureak So often we hear It Mid of .tome auceesaful man that he got there because he was lucky. Whether he be butcher, baker, candleatlck-maker, statesman or financier, if h«:‘ ' reaches the top of his profession he is apt to bo regarded ns one who got the breaks. Of course, luck does play an im­ Chase and Co., be* been appoint­ portant part In the game of life Just as It does in any ed at chairman of the Seminole other kind o f game. County Emergency Relief Coun­ Recently the aports editor of the Orlando Sentinel told cil, rucreedlng 3. 0 . SMnboleer, of a sad experience which Carl Dann had in the Miami Ililt- resigned, according (a a letter re more open not long ago. Dann was playing with Johnny reived here recently hy Mr. Shin Farrell and Joe Kirkwood, two of golfdom’a best. On n holier from J. C- Huekleeon, di windy afternoon1. In the qualifying round, the/Sjad reached rt*jjnr the eighteenth tee t , . .11 even, w ith n o n . o f t h « S . I o . - r . l o 8 „ ! * , " t ' . T , u ' , H“ r to score better thsn an 85. sent by Mr. Phinholxer upon hia Farrell had the honor and slnmmedjgway almost p i s s ­ election a* « n t y CommUslon’ r, iMmttm h 4 b t a n H ing his drive completely, dropping the Ball Into the woods Is ax follow*: K m H la IK M ia i w t U lw oiD M art not fifty yards away. Kirkwood pulled his drive Into n trap "I hav* taken tha matter of at the right. Dann knocked out a long straight one which yi.ur re<ignath>n up with Governor came to a Mpp 225 yards down the fairway. Farrell s sec­ Sholtl ami since he «ce» it neces­ ond shot wai In a trap and Kirkwood went from n trap to sary In accept It, he hat authorme to do »n. a Band pile. Dann was again straight down the middle and irnl "I hove explained to Governor lonrf. . . Shi.ltt the valuable lervice* you 'Kirkwood, In the trap nnd out of sight of the grrrn, ami your counrll have remiered blasted away with a heavy maehie niblick. The ball missed in h'einbiolr f'ounty amt ha 1* m<-*t the top of the trap by Inches, soared high over the green aiipreriatlve and requested that and dropped directly Into the cup where it lodged against I nn advise you, J'Aola l * U ru n L U t I f u r . j ’a n u a k t n , . m * “ In ar nrdance with your recLAKE TITICACA the pin. That gave him an eagle. FarrtU’s third shot land­ i imneilation. Governor Sholti is ed hf a trap on the right of the green, and a poorly hit ex......... RADLED In Iht mountain* of I’ t u rrpulml La hava been peve.l In gotand BnUvia la luaka TlUrac-i. nn.l jhvvr and with tnamlfli-i-nl plosion shot, bit th . top of the trap skimmed acroas th« ^ s B U L K VBKSfc rO B TODAY palace* nnd trmplr* rrarAl to the high**! aavlgabt* lake In the wurM grtin and finally rolled Into the cup for a birdie. Iir)|* council a* your *uc. Thla kaaulllui laka mlmil* in .re .Hun and Mnon the ruin* of wblrtt “dHRIBTlAN’S MIBSION * Dann by thla time must have been getting nervous. rrmr> than ona hundred and thirty mile* may etlU hr **en. It « u fmm thi* t»Urd of the esyiiif, Tht kingdom of lUk third was from a bad lie In the fairway and had to bo -Before rinsing permit me to Salween Peru and Itollvia The id u k a w i rata*;" the >P*WWW* f » v t W try “ tTrihV“ t « t “ 1 T T W ' T j an t liuaqul, tha Holman put m J* AkJBUriLflMl ithuM fc pi ayexi-wRh-a-rriMk'ki'" -ft" wett-tt' wreii--pitreed- ftWok' Wttt-flawded' and *n<l hlv eiatrr wlfe. M*iuA Oella, port, * fin* undtratamling of the limita­ la one of tha mnet populir Immyl out t ■ rind a aultalile *ttn for * thr t f a * short of the green. He h»d a fifty foot, putt for dtrila: tru ly y* h a »i bird. The little jlellet hit the back o f the cup, hesitated a tion! ImpoMii upun all of ua in trlpa taken by traveler* vlaillng the rapital o f lh* OUldr.'n of Iho Sun Weal Cnaat ot South Amen a on Ihr The Irgend run* that hr lorn Man... fit*. -Matthew frrely second, and finally hung on the lip, giving him a par. Thus Ihi* work, tha xplrndl.l ro-opvra- regular fartnlnhllv * ruler» leaving - Dtartrd on hi* nrnrvli. Ihr tinn y. u hava (iv»n, and tha fine New York and California. Sun find y u r him a i l l ft and told A well played par gave way to a poor eagle and an even work you hava done anil made Tha blue water* of Lake Tillrara nlm to attik It Into th* earth *1 poorer Wrd aolety on account of the breaks o f the game. puutbta ln Famloola County. If are flecked with liny Inlet*, bolea*. varum* place*, and -upon lh* *pol i your bitk !■ broki and your But It la Die breaks which make golf an Interesting at any ttm* *1 may aarva you, th* bulruah boat* of th* tn.tiyi* ply where It dlrapprarrd into th* ground btidly between port*; and flamlngor* tn (*t op In i IplUJ. And that, wc ey«» a n blurrid, game'.' What a stupid thing It would be If the best mu- pl(B|a feel fraa to rail on ma'*. add a touch o f tolar. Soma o f th<* ar* told. I* how th* capital of the ytUV ihlnbonH knock and •l*l*n i. bear-Inta rulna—among them fabulnuvly rich Inca Empire hap dfanlcal shot-maker always won I And what a stupid thing your tunyui U‘ furred, pen d to be r< arrd by the Children id th* l*l*nd of the Sun which era* line, i your tonsil* squaak and your 1lf« would be If thare were no element of chance In it. or th* alt* uf a wtalthy city with atraet* the Sun In th* f*rtd* Cuico vallty ao chance to get ahead because of lucky breaks. What hair ( i t i dry, you're "dtggons iuro that chance would moat o f ua have If It were not for the breaks? y ou 'd going to dll, Lu£k gives ell o f us s chance to win. C you'n K in d you Won't and afrtfd'ydu Will, drag to bid and b a n your cbm, * i - - * ■ ■- o ) Luke Leas Fail To Show At Court Show Up Up At Court parming Expert New Smyrna Made To Serve Sentence (Jives Reason For Defendant In Suit ASHEVILLE, N. C. Jan. 2 1 (towers’ P lig h t By HolderOf Bonds typ)—Luke I-ea atuLhie son w.r* In ■ Using The Right Word pray tha Lord to lot you through. you got tba flu, boy, you got th i flu! The recent burning o f the French ship L'Atlanliqji* has brought to light an unintentional Injustice though at the same time a correct piece o f reporting on the part of the newspapers in this country. The mishap which resulted In the almost complete de­ htn your to n rurl up and your struction of the craft at n toss of some seven million dol­ blit g o ii flat, hd you'ra twlca aa mtan aa a lars la declared to have brought Indirect Injury to another Thomaa <it, --------------- - French ehipplng company.---This was caused,-it is-dednred tnd Ufa li a long and dlimal liy officials of the French Line, because the boat which * t m i, burned was referred to In nccounUr of the disaster ns n tnd your food alt In to* Ilka a “ Fterich liner", when as a matter of fact H belonged to the hard-boiled h i an a, Compagnie de Navigation Hud-Atlantlque. in your lattice a cb n and your ' It Is true that the boat was n French liner but the biad'i a-bun, contention Is made that the use o f this term conveyed to tnd nothing la a* It ever wai, lir a a ri my lad regret* to you, the readers that it was a French Line boat with a result­ fa r you’n gdt thi flu, boy, yoa'va ant harm to the company’s trans-Atlantic business. The shipping firm contends that the use o f the word ‘'ship” in got tba ftul' —Ocala Banmr. referring to the L'AtJantlque would have avoided nil the difficulties. This Is just unolher example o f the cure which has to Muaclaa Shoal* will tnabli tha gorernmtnt tu muicl* In on thi be taken by newspaper editors to prevent unfortunate slips power builnin, in writing which might bring injury to some Individual or -------o ■ — company.' The matter mentioned above is a slight derelic­ _ _ J 22 Ballon a n S a n d ao Ship tion from the point of view of scrupulous reporting, yet its ’Perlshei at Sea— h ndllni, Wondit consequences muy have been serious. Thus we find newspaper writers always alert In guard If tba death * n pa ln ln tt against the use of the wrong word with its possibilities ’ ■ ---- — Because of restricted __ .Our g u m !■ that t h in would o f giving an erroneous Impression. another World W ir, thli tlmi space headline writers hre*often hard pressed for words mid th Alla a , tM p'hygtdund, I f are forced Into using ones which have unfavorable conmiln'[H o m io n i could be found to HlUnc* tlons. One of these Is "quit” used in place of resign. Thu word "quit" Immediately brings to mind "quitter" and to any that a man "quits job" when he ‘‘resigns'1 Is to do him an The b ra n Mtiiourl huntira injustice. thllr Hum, and thilr publtct When a person is referred lo ns criticizing a play or d , which It, e f eodnr,Neh»t they laitd, but they b a n become book, the average reader Immediately gets the reaction Uiut ra’ noforlnui than -prominent. something dlapat-nging was said ngainsf the “ play'’ or i-------- —-----------“ book", when Yui a matter of correct usage the criticism Ah amendment 'b n b n n tacked might have been favorable or unfavorable. to -lb# Collier beer-bill pro1 Too much care cannot be taken in the choice of words ttng the eale of 8.08 percent by newspaper rep« writers, for upon thla Important matter iholle b a n n g e to children, gea tn* tne true picture of the article ami upon it may dehinges a defeating tht only poeilbHlty a - momentous results. “ public coneumptton ef the perla’ t pared brew. Certalny no grown gallons will drink It. R■ .. , . . - o -----T illin g before a patk'O / blu->JHiede, an eicaped ne^ro convict dashad Into a' group o f farm Worki n . Sweaty and out U breath he •told the 'men 'I 'm helping'waM the doge— they'll be 'bera In a ata." Ha mide good hlf nicapo. ___h • talent ( ot quick-witted thought In* a. pinch should YWrvkr have allowed, the m g fo to g it on the •kiln gang In tba fir i t place. ‘ — ' __ ** Actual ■government guarantee ) a f deposit* In nilional bank! beat thing (hat cbdld fa il n o w ,- St. P lttrlrendent. 0 o r a r d m fht o f bank dipoitto would _ emlum on sloppy banking, ouragtng banka to make tiuee>ble loan* In order to reap die without' tlek' ib (he -Tt would bankrupt tbo sank In a' few y t * n .‘ ' A t< ■4 ~ _ SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO Mr*. Oi T. Smith was hoatsai of the Cameo Club on Wedne»day morning. Ur*. C. O. McLaughlin made the hlfhett acore and -won tha chtb pets*. Mr*. Smith’s fu til* xrerat Mr*. C. M. Vorre, MrI. R. L. Hugh**, Mr*. O. W. Brady, Mr*. 0. 0 . McLaughlin. Mr*. A. P, Connally, Mr*. U. WHefndon, and Mr*. B*rr*tt.* Th* Rredln* Clrcl* of th* MU.iontry ' Society of th* M*thodi*t Charvh xrad’ *nt*rtaintd at It* n n l i r meeting on Tueddty aftersootr bjr Mr*. U R.* * Phillip*. When th i veadlrg w ar ewdeluded, tw0 vocal’ «oW ” w*re very pnurh enjoyed, tipacUlljr the beautiful child'*’ *olir, '• **Je*u« Bid* Ma Shine," rin g b y Merlin Ntwman, a dataty liras inL ocumpantad by Mr*: Clauds Qtrndcn; ' Mr, and "MW. W. W . D m ior w*r* tha •upper (Uvitt B*turd*y ex’ening o f MV/ahd Mr*. J. C. Ell*worth t o h*lp Mr. EUiworth n l«brmte hi* birthday. . Mia* ai»dy» Bryan and Ml** Avl* SUhltrOm aril (pending a f*w, day* *11* Mr*. 1 ,‘ V. newepaper dispatch brlnge the fart that that* la noariy dollar* wore currency tit ition today than at* th» t brth e'heem . Such ftg u m i that price lerela are depond* mhre’ thtogr than merely, in* of n ien ey h i ebreuloveledty with wbWh the The Sanford High School ta*to n e u**r **• w*U aa the kttball team will play th* XD*lmm*. High School taam ot. Satur­ ead d *»*a4«{ day »fl*rtwoa In KUalmnw*. Th* Wpacta th* win, Tha lidla* or th, Wtlaka Club lUeided by a unanlmou* vot* at recent meeting to itage a home talent inuilcal: comedy, "The Gib ton Reunion." Thla -will b* on* of th* blggeat am*t*ur attraction* ever attempted by an orgaulaatlon In Sahford and It I* anticipated they ’will m»k* an Iminto** *uccare of -It, Th* much talked of grand pipe organ for Sanford which for month* pa»t wa* being built by the worM' renowned 'Muller Com­ pany, of •H*f*r*town, Md, ie at last eompleted »nd wa# shipped hitherward Friday last. Workmen will be here to erect It when It arrive* and :won th# "king o f mu ileal lnatrumeata” will ba heard-tn our burg. *•’ CHRISTIAN BCIBNCE CHURCH 'T ru th " v u tha eubjact o f th* Leiwn-Sertoon IB all Church** of Chrtit, Sciential, on Sunday, Jan. n,l s f1*’■ : * X!. Tha Golden Text wa* from Plain* 5?(B, 10, thee, O Lord, among T»t. irr. R io # S 'n fn M an d a l l *•>■" irrltniludn o r l n * » e l title*. praise tha people: I will ting unto the* among tha natkiu. Far thy mircy I* great unto tha cloud*." Among th* cjtatlon* which eomprtted tha Uasan-Sannon waa th* following* from th* Bible: "Study ta ahaw thyMlf appw ad uaU Gad, t workman that M*d#Ut not to be w h in ed , rightly dividing the Naihville, 1>nn., yes(»rday when 21.— railed tu surrender in euurt here| GAINESVILLE, J a n . under ronvirtlun* of bank taw vlo : peaking on Ihe tubject, "Wliy lationx, ami eaplase* for their ar Die AKtteultuial Depressiun lias rrat were ordered while exjradl Jtern So Severe", Dr. II. G. Humlion machinery wa* *et In minhifr* jltun, ptofesaur o f agrirultural The 54-yrarold f 's ’ liville news-' ico'no cunomic* o f the ttnivenliy of paper put>l|*h*r, former Teiniexsee* ftondg, said Li*I unlay to a radio senator an-Farmy eolonvl. and hit add res* over xtuti'in W ItIIF that son. Luke lora. Jr,, are under ven- “ had farmers received fur Iheir Isnee in this stale for eonsplrary produrts prirrs In proportion to to defraud the now defunct O n - those they pul<| for rumnitMlitira traI Dank A Trust Company of purcha-cd, th.y would have re­ 'Asheville o f nearly $1,000,000. ceived in IUTJ I'pproxlnmlrly four The father wa* sentenced in 1031 billion dollars more than what In *1* to 10 year* and hi* snn to they actually received. two to *1* year*, with an option Dr, liantlttun'a address war hu of paying $23,000 In fine* ami third of laal week, and the aevcost*. enth in a sa tin o f twenty-seven When they failed to respond to heard over WRUF each Monday. their name* in llunrnmh* rnonty Wednesday and Friday after­ superior court, Judge N. At Town­ nouns at 4:16 o'clock. The aeries, send ordered the raplasr* anil Sol­ vponsurrd by the University of icitor Zrb V. Nettle* inatnirled County Attorney C. K. Hughes to Florida ehapter of Hignta Della leave for Raleiih with extradition i'i, bring* tu the microphone Monday ariernnuii. Prof. John G. Elpaper*. Hughe* will present the paper* dndge, who will speak on "Taxa­ In person to Governor Ehrinp- tion nml Public Finance*" In the hau* today anti the governor said Depression. The' economist in his talk Sat­ they would l « expedited to Tenurday explained that during (he limit* pt-iluJ ftum 1921 to 1932 had farm Papworth And Haines p;‘«* ,1Hn- h; *llh 1 , ,, * or at 'doer price*, farmer* would have Will Attend meeting ler.lved approximately twentyfive billion more dollar*. "This I* H. M. Papworth. president of tin* Erminql* County Chamber of Commerce, Mayor and Mrs. R. t . Ilmira and Webber Haines, of Al­ tamonte Springs will Uava for Wintar llsv«n early tomorrow iiiorning where lha two furmer will attend a meeting pf th* Com­ mittee of Fifty of th# Florida Ciliut (irowtia Clearing llouaa Awoelatlun of which they are member*. Mr. Papworth, a* chairman of the budget committee, will pr*eent th* ftndini* of himtalf * 0-1 hi* group in regard to financing the organiaation. He i* alio a vicepreddeltt of th* Commit** of Fifty. The group will ,p*nj coruldarable time at lh* Florida Orange Festival which got under way In that city thi* morning. —----------------- I an amount gri-aler than out na­ tional debt", Dr. Ilkmiton said, “an amount two and onr-half lime- a* great a* our Inlal farm mortgage debt, in imo :tit equal tn more than $4,000 ’ for evtry farmer in the coontry." NEW SMYRNA, Jan. 24— Th. city of New Smyrna i* made de­ fendant in n mandamus action filed in the circuit i-nurt l.y llryan Sirnpinn, holiirr o f wvi-rol »p*c!al .1"I'HZ S..I.1 under moi.ry, bark iiuaraBIf not ■atuilnil. For sale at TRY NEWZO TOITHTON’S BANFORD DRUG (Continued From Page Ot>a) to th* eot rt* ilg*in»t thedr-ndr old cnntrovrr*y m v w n t h e Ford |Company and the nId I.incoln Mo­ tor Company, „ f whi.h^lht) Utr Hen-y SI, I.-land nrur the foundHi* non, WtMfreiJ C. belaud. Wa are equipped ta S r, wti* nmnrtr thoee auhpoenaeil, flrat etaia jah work and Wildfn.l C. Inland. Jr., a lew eat poaatble prkea. ur»nd.-.'n, *s> revealnl o- the a trlaL prr*on who «lip;'-d Into an old-^ fa-hl.mrd danrintt pnrly wltlell Herald Printing I’ hoaa IIS Ford attended J»n. 1° '■* at’ epriae the motor magnate with thc auhpoerta. The Swreton Company la « e k !ny J227.WX1 from the V»r,| Cnm1 any. a> n former igenry f»r the Llnrtiln Company, whirh wrn- purrhaveil by Ford at a re-civrr’ a vale for (S.000,000. Stevens, nn attorney for the Sweeten Company, adjourned the taking of testimony nft r the noon recess, declaring he would lake nn more deposition* until ford ap­ peared. Previously Kerri's attor­ ney. ha(t file*! n motion in eiryuit rnurt lo nuash tin* subpoena nn tl,- ground* o f *lr thniral errors. A henrirtg on the motion tr> word of truth!' (II Tim. 1: IS). Tha Laaaan-Sarman »l*o included th* following paipatc* from lh* Chrlalidu Science textbook, "Sel­ ene# and (H*aRh with Key lo lh# Scripture*") by Mary Baker Eddy: "Th* aplrltual waa* of truth muat b# gained be for* Truth cat* bu und«r*tood. Tht* m m # U uilmitoted only a* w* are booeat, aaletfiih, loving, add mask. In th* ■at) of on Tmuaat and good heart’ lh# aaari must b* ww*i ■!** it baarath not moth frulh, far lh* iwlotoh clamant la human nature uproots it" prodoca at. t»d C.lva M Co* Streeps raid he would appear to* tiny to B-k the motion lie denied. If the dental is rranteil. h» indtented, hr world demand n trench warrant tn rom^el Ford’* appear­ ance. / rUNTA Go'll DA—New floor at basktt hall park completed. MAYO—Improvemtnla made at Gulf Filling Station, operated by A. T. Folsom. Long’s M eat Treat To £at LvnoJj. iu. uliLu the holder -eek* to compel the city of Ni-ve Smyrna to pay the prin­ cipal and interest on the-e homii, whirl) is * ilege.J to hsvr been d ,-e last July I. The mandainux nrder i* directe.1 tn the member* o f th.* nty cmnmission, i-ily ninnaper und <tty au­ ditor and xl^ik to pay the amount* *<ked or report to th* court Jan. 2H ressunx for failure to ,|n *n, Th-> bond* und intrrrxl in q i«<tiun are part nf thr amount of $274,000 In vp-el.-il pnvintr a*^<-i'ment Inin. 11 [••urd In 192H. There lx still outilHiiiilnit und i npnirl of this Issue a tnlnl of $139,000. These bomls itre payable only from a«se«*menl» msle for this purpose nnd loraure of lh- fact that many o f Ihr-,. navim- assess­ ment* havr not hern paid hy the property owners, fond- were lark­ ing tn mret the maturities. The r.mndamiK .notion ask* thr rity to pny all or -i-i li purl nf the amount* d IP m there aje f i ml.C on liqnd for this purpose. Inasmuch ns the - Icons!» must he paid from Hi* taring nsse|*menl» Dvird for thin piirpose, only th# amount of money In this fund It alfrrlrd by thr mandamus action. GOOD WILL RADIO HERVICE Have 'Your- Glaaneo Fitted Now ! 11 Krducid p r i c e on tingle vision and Kryptok tense. Also *11 »heli and modern gold filled frames. Dr. Henry Mcfaulln, Jr. OPTO MKT HIST 111 Park Are. TURNING I Good Printing 1 Sells M ore Merchandise e— —s-y* - tlutivc career crowd wkicJi Piwpec Hy h*i been hovering for corn* Raw vritf be found and turned lint by »|rkufture—th* real bad* of economic liability. Buying power vriil than return. Shippers will be wiMaf te pey • premium for quality...mediocre produce aril bo' dUpetad ef *t • loti. B* run you produce a' quality crop for this change in the timer. V » m opportur.Hy te caih In on m«tk«to ef dM| It prucot «• weB at ike wider oner of the fetMu Add remember, qaefety frrtlilier* produce qu*^' Hy crop*. Idcel Fcrtibren are mad* wHb that feet In view. Ar • fcrtilirer hre**tm*nl thwy ghrt you "MOST VALUE PER DOLLAR.") -J LEGION TO MEET Member* of Campbell-Lotaihf Pott of Ibe American Iagton »r* ichtdulad to mret *t th* Laglon Hut tonight a t .1:00 o'clock dn a •ettioit that Po*t Commander W. 11. Hbaphcrd termed "Imporlant" and which will b* followed hy a charity. dance at th# Trianon Dane# Club on tha ttonford-Ortondq road. _ ____ _ ____ _ CO. Handsome booklets, fold­ ers, broadside* . , , rich brochures . . . effective poettrs . . . the kind that will hurdle the • * ------ “• waate basket and create „ I; neuf markets for your goods . . . that la the v& hUsdl t typf of printing you wlU Tlnd hero. LARGO—Local Blaoisit f f i l i n g ( f l p ' i • Coneult ear dealer; *r writ* im direct Wilson iSK! * Toom«r Fatilutr Company, Jachionriile, Flow] 9 JJ For Ealhoaleo lie Flits ideal IniecUcidts on ALL Florid* Crops Phone 148 Manager 447 N. Elm Are. �RAW TOR P B ^ A I ^ J U W P O B P . q X W i P A . iai And Personal RET PETERS, Society Editor S t Agnes Guild Of G^iurch Has Meeting With Mr*. Heyward Walker ami Sirs. Sherman M. IJoyd as hostMr. snd Mrs. J. 11. Myrick spent e*«e«, th , regular aocial meeting today in Mim,. of the St. Agnes Guild of Holy Cross Episcopal Church was held Erlends of Mr*. R. U Cornell on Monday afternoon at the par­ tt^regicl lu learn that she D ish house. Hrs. Arthur Brartan A t home In Mayfair. presided over a short business session. t Mra, L. D. Eraser, of Jackson During the social period Miss Title, Is the guest of her aistei Doris Jackson, violinist, rendered, Mrs. J. M. Spivey, “Trees", with accompaniment by her mother, Mr*. W. T. Jackson, Mre, A. It. Muses has relumed Rafreihmrnta were served late In from New York City where she the afternoon. Those present were: lias been ip mllng the past 10 the Kev. H. Irving Loutlit, Mrs. lays. Arthur Uranan, Mrs, G. C. Coch­ ran, Mrs. J. M. Gonxalex, Mrs. W. A. Leffler, Mrs. Earle T. I.oucks, Mrs. C. U Matthews, Mrs, George W. Me Rory, Mrs. M. Minarlk, Mrs. R. K. Montsalvatge, Mrs. Eustis Peak*, Mrs. R. W. Mi*. Otto Anderson returneil sst night from Albany and Nrw 'ork whara'iha has been visiting .eri*faler‘* r - w ‘elierrttm er‘*-"“ 1 Jchn Meisch. Kar| Lehmann, ieorge W. Me Rory, and J. J. ’ evrieh left today for Tallahaieee o epond a short time. Mrs. Minnie Howard, of Vir­ ginia, la th# guest of Mrs. A. D. Shoamaksr at hsr home on Beard, ill Avanut. Mildred McIntyre Is Hostess To Her Club Mil* Mildred Mclntyrs, who makes h*r home here with her aunt, Mre. J. N. Tolar, entertaned the member! *of the Four O'Clock Club on Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. Tolar on East Tenth Street. D a r i n g the afternoon B. R. Myrick and-Jack Myrick game* and dancing were enjoyed ■•turned this morning lx Alienand a turprls* shower was given tala, S. C. after spending the by the guests for Mis* McIntyre, aeek-end here with Mr. and Mr* I. M. llayes. VllPw im *m *>and William Du Bos* motoied to Jacksonville yes terday afternoon. They tslurneil teday. At the !*• hour refreshment# Stixuda- were served In the dining room lurg, l‘a., la tipceled to arrive where the label w*a overlaid with lamorruw to ipend a short time a lace cloth and centered wllh a Sere with her son-in-law and. howl o f par lei eoloeod sw»et- pe«s. aught eri Hr. and Hr*. K. L. A large whit* birthday take deco­ Cornell, Mayfair. rated with 12 lighted pink candles and pink nut cups also graced lh# table. nounce the birth of twin tons, Those present were: the Misses Hilli* and Bifbbie, on Saturday at Derieux Hayes, Wilma Lelnha-* ihtlr home, 304 Chapman Avenue. Martha Telford, Betty Thurmond, Mrs. Gainey will lie remembered l.ury Roumlllat, Doris Sue Wil­ ra lh# former Mis* Emily Mc­ liams, Ixvulse Wheeler, Mildred Wells, Mary Wathen. Virginia Pe. Millan. sold, and Mildred McIntyre. Among thoi* from h«re nmtorng to Orlando last night lu a !rnd the “ Night lu Spain" ut 'he Auditorium wrrr: M n. I. k^R*apworth, Mrs. A. M. I'hilJpi, Mr*. Fannie H. Munson, Mr*. A. E. Malh-ni, nnd the Hi""'*' Mabvl Bowler, Fannie Rebn Muiiion, Clifford Shinholrer, lleleq Jorriy, end Parolyn t’ollirr. Mr*. Anna Doll, of T U R R flA Y .U A N P A R Y 24, IM J P P P J U tf ANtylE PUN TEST From University Telephone: Office 149 (Continued from Page One) fi'rntlnited from Page line) ation for stieet lighting .ervtce." Itingir,” he said, in reply to .1 * I ij tiimlamental data on whlrh ipi ,tion. t The Wlnn-l.oTrtl (Ip irtrj Co.?1 . n e have hared ou r o w n principal He also disclosed that the IIS) ! -dalrm rnt*, and the la w , of *<knf permission to u<e ■ portion itr more unemployed itigim* r- .< •I { utow tIt lii industry we h e li'te to of the City's riparian right, on r hit— I•. v,tin hivv,- l» en wm-king lie * unit anil In ac «rd with the WEDNESDAY. Pine Avenue, two Muck* rail of in' tech line racy*, "energy purvey nf_ 11Curded fart * of terognix d an* The Sarah Parker Methodist North Am erba." nhil- being paid Jthorilie,. Orphanage (lu b will meet at 2 JO Sanford Avenue, »< ■ point where le in unemployment relief tomo’clock at the home of Mrs. T. W. it might anchor a covered lighter "lie iu*e o f the misund-rstandnilllee fiinrl,, will work or lh* logs and ran fit* b n referred to, Williams, aOJ Oak Avenue. Mem­ to be utetl a* a wurt-him.e fur future ott the C'tumbL-i survey, the ■vve or . withdrawing frnm mxaobers are asked to take their Octa­ food-stuff* brought * down KnuU-nstruu It, who hamled .mi i lotion with In hniu ra y, and will river by steamer*. gon coupons. tvl* wrtllrn ropir, o* a formal mntinue the r«*carthc* and In* Regular meeting of* the Beth The Commissioner* granted the -i itement, made it clear Intrr that c v -ligati ns under a new urganiIsrael Auxiliary wilt take place firm the privilege of using the hi action bail the approval ot j rntiiu) an I a new name, thr doat the Community Center. Municipal Pier under the name I'.dunihiit nffiii.il,. If in: a* Iran >1 n il • o f whlrh wit) In- announced The member* o f the cooked food term* granted owner, of the him If w ill’ direct the new *>ir- Int an early dnt‘.“ department o f the "33“ Club will "Osceola": 20 cent* per tun I Scott was not p rern f whvn vey. meet at 3:00 o'clock at the homi wharfage chargr on all incoming Although Scott had hern report, [the anroun.ement was mad,. of Mrs. George W. HulT, 20] and outgoing freight. The Com­ t'lenient wa* iinm*dl*t*ty oil ill in lied ve.l r'av. the | X laurel Avenue. missioner* also extended perm!*i«»!)Hiiimii,j from him amt h« r<diimhla professor -aid he had THURSDAY aion already given the grocery bent prr« tit at a “ private rbn- Icindd not he rearhed nt hi, hum#. The East Side Primary P.-T. A. firm for the uvr of a purtlun of feren t** at the Kngin- r«* ( hth, will meet at 2:30 o’clock In the City rifiarian right, at the foot whit It preceil d the i- ttmie. of the school auditorium. of Myrtle Avenue. ERIDAY. Euttowlng heir decision on the Th ■ slaterimit, signed by ItnilThe piano pupils uf Miss Mar­ Winn-Lovrtt matter, the Commis­ tenrtrauch, ltn«-elt Join,, Erwl- . garet Davis wil) give a recital at sioners voted In grant a llO-itay eri k L Arkirmnh on I Ivon II It- ] B:I5 o'clock at the Woman's Club. extension tu the ui* tiers uf the .Ml S. eewiaV prvwMetl’ th g ftfW ffI W " vvliii li hsi lie n working on Ito* charge be paid on all Incoming and ' In hnoerncy survey nt Coliiinhin, With Rndninn l.rhman acting at outgoing freight and a settlement I lnstnllim:-«ffi er. nimbers nCSem* raid: Is made with the City every week. I “The mi- iimbr-landing nod mii- liuile Chaptir tinier " f D 1Malay fli-iun c. ncrrhliig the. aims nod l.i,t night wil nested the tnrtallaJ Election of a munintlpa! Ju.lger Look at what Harold Gray has donel . nli} rt, «,f lev hint incy hnve caused tiim of elrctnl and appointed nffollowed the reading of applira- I lls miirh con ern. mid we state ' fivers o f lh'. Chapter for the naat tlots from Wm. E. Malieni, S. A. Orphan Annie" anil her faithful do,. Sandy hrfi Willi “ our p miihii in th i' thr e months. U. Wilkinson, F. R. Dighton, and' •hildren friends o f li|llc Annie c riitnr. (Cnntinnril from Page fine! « .Elected officer, installed were:' mailer; 0 , I*. Herndon. The lattpr three j Ho grl out your paints or rnyoit, or are so low this year." Wnolfolk on,I Judge Ware, incumtri.t, were i "I. We nr - n ot’ in incurd with 14i vvrenee Keel, master councilor; what you van do to make this 'kity.hLjj^l raid, “ that growers her* were ra“ mo,, of the •Inlemenls nn I » l - Robert Young, -senior councilorr nominated, and upon a canvas uf sketch of your own of ''U tn e Orphan Annie’ reiving little or no profit for their tlludes e\pr ritil by Mi. Iluuuld Mnrion Smith, jnnigr connril"the Commission, Wilkinson was that. It will serve equally a* vfrtl. labor and fruit with the prevail­ lliiriy I.ce l.inds-y, stiibe, and elected. ing cost o f railroad freight. John Courier, licasi rer. Appoint* The Commissioners rr-appointrd “ All attempt* to deal with the rd tu office by master councilor railroads srem to have fallen Ur. J. N. Tutar as rlly physician. Reel mere the following: Joe Upon request of Dr. J. T. Denton through. We secured a reduced Rmith. Hill Stemprr, R. Z. Johhrer, ir n on-, nipper, niable rale to southern market* but uf thr Hrminole County Medical sntt.'t’ srl Vause, Ralph Vincent, it-, forest*. I mid the tales Society, the definition of a "pau­ mol Hill Tyre. ' •* whiili the-e thing- hove hern Important saatem seaboard dl»" per" will he outlined In a letter During llv meeting the mamronitvl during t h l.i ■! lOtl tribotlng point*. Rail officials also to that group. l.i vnird t<> stage a dance In turned us down on a reduced rale Hanford on Friday night. Eeb. 17. Proposed change lii the City > “ II. A sillily of the quantita­ for th* West." present milk ordinance will lie dis­ tive chilli p c ' i'^r time ilurini: the In answer to a query about the cussed at a special meeting of the. on t irttlllry, ill tin- piucvssev he speed ° f gelling fruit to market Commission and a group of b«id by water,' Wob|folk rlalmed that Ir ul ItodyV InVlIatUfti that It j ivhuh wo. n* n pi till*, 'pruviit.' dairymen,’ I«mte of whom appear-d L a k v H h o r c in.M**lvev with femi, blipning. the time required by rail grid th# lm ld_j;: Eehrnnry mertlnji > ") -hollrr and * rvin >; nnd parln'itlast night to ask protection DEI H AY II E A C H— (J u I f time by .boat wer« identical. G o c r T o T a lla h a s s c o this city. The party will return |lolly ns lluse i h inge- affect l!io Stream Gulf t’ luli opened fur 1BS1* ngritn-1 Sulslile dairy” ' cuncetii. “ Foiir ntays out of Jacksonville who, It is alleg'd, "are u'inq Sr Il­ Inbiirs of m n r.nil the u e i f 3:t cu'iin. late tumurruw ullermon. by both methods,’ was his state­ State Senator J. J. Parrish of ford *” * dumping ground for Mirment. "Reports from markets In* plua milk that Is prodortd ut.d Titusville, tienrpe W, M> Itory, sold nt a price W,. me no; utile In Juhn Mcisrh nnd Kail Ijrhmann meet." fur rut-vl a party leaving (Ills morn­ The Copimissinners voted ■tq ing by in" tor for Tallahassee The change will hurt no one hut the rails an,| we are sorry for any take s' 112 advertisement in the where tiilfmrruw they will app-nr bail effrets on them because of .Seminole High H<hmi| minimi. Permission was gratited J. II. before the State Hoad Department amicable relations o f long stand Hireling iii dial- city. inp. Th* deal was one of necessity Johnson, of Lake Monroe, to sell Two objective* are the aim of produce front a motor truck vl anil self preservation." In telling o f the new arrange- the corner of Park Avenue noil Ibis Inal group. The first is llv department's asvurnn i- that sur­ Second Street. Upon recommendation of City facing uf tin- Iskefrnnl boiilsvard Attorney E. It. Wllom Itie Com­ missioner* voted t„ airept nn o f­ fer made bjwan Insuranr- firm to pay half the cost of rep'itririir HoCity's motorcycle that was partly Road Body “D A W N OF T O M O R R O W ” SPECIAL WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY -See Windows Display -B SA M P L E SALE om o* Tennis Shoes '/ Jlerc is your opportunity For men and hoys I Rainbow 'colored *Wc vUysl Ir*. M. E. Of interest to a number of friends bar* la the announcement o f th# marriage of Mrs.. Grae* IBrown, owner of lh# West Slds Grocery on West First Strert. to Theodore Zinser, formerly of Cov­ ington, I*., now of this city. Th* ceremony wa* performed Iasi night at 8:00 o'cluck iy the R*TE. D. Brovrnler, p a s to r 'ttf” the MARVEL INDEED TO CONDUCT CLASSES Men . . . H W t Moy*. Hart, Mr*. C. II. mtlh. Mr*. Ott*, Schmebl, Mr*. L. lord, Mr*. B. T. Crcnahaw, r. D. Htwlehan, Mr*. T. J. Mrs. John Vaughn, Mra. F. m, l f n . D. J. Pope, Mra. L. Mrs. L. Corwin, and Mr* TO SECURE BEAUTIFUL CREAIIONS TAR BELOW REGULAR PRICES Grace L. Brown larrle. MY*. Jl F. Illckson. Mr*. Kra. Georgia 3 A InrRe Hhlpmi-nt jurat ri’ceivwf—nnd whnt it vn!ti«! So Hervivunlili- and im*xponsivi*. In nil rdzett. TO REORGANIZE , G- Watt*. K x u jc A t U io q xtf VAIUII IIIAl VOID ur to tout anu nvi iiMit oui MISI NT SUHNG m icI Misa Derieux llayrs. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. llnye*. was awarded a diamond ring nnd the title, “ Little Miss Sanford,’ at the contusion of the poputarlly con­ test conducted Inst week by the Woman's CluU o f Sanford for girls helwern the age* of eight ■nd 13. Votes were solicited by slrnut lit girls, representing variot'a merchants in the city, *11 last week. The contest was brought to a close on Saturday altim oon at J. w. cl SMART COSTUME JEWllRV T f f A V S L K R f ' IA M P L II MIbb Derieux Hayes Wins Club Conteat lavotionai which consisted of krlptur* rtalding and a song, dr*. O. J, Pooe presidoil over th* ihort business, session which was pltowad by refreshments served 1J tit^osteM es. f Vreseunt were: .the Re*, ind Mrs. Smith Hardin, Mr*. J. JI. Fowill, Mra. /(Ima Hubbuch, Mr*. L D. Shoemaker hnd gnest, Mra. dinnle Howard, o f Virginia; Mr*. i. A. RsJfOrdJ Mr*. But■dge, Mrs. V s A.' Ttllla. Mr*. D. \ Bsrclift, Mr*. W. M. MeKlm, I n . John F- t ’esrron, Mr*. J. K. ilettlngrr, U n i Lolo 3. LeGetta, fra. Bessl# tHutchlaon, Mra. itorga MeCri’ m, Mr*. T. W. W il­ iams, Mr*. S*ii> Fanning, Mr*. W» Click'. Mr*. J l «• Hajmea. Mr*. . M. Moy*. M n , R. L. ShlnhoUrr, i n . J, F. RIm t . Mr*. RIr*. e . U. McDonald, Mr*. D.. II. Dear, Mr*. John Alden Brown. Ir*. Edith L. Btone, Mr*. J. J. Ab- ccregy. “ C, A study o f the pnn.lplea o f ' i rgxnlxation nit-l management by which the pr»c of prod*#ti-m, di"tribuli»n and ron.iimptloh m .i t |h> , n iit r o ltr d an il maintained in bulanr-d quantitative relation T. P. Wallace, o f Birmingham, Ala., arrived today from Jacktonvllle to spend • short time her* with hi* brother-in-law and sitter-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*. T. c . Holt, Park Avtno*. SACRAMENTO, Cafif^ Jan. 24. (Ah Hlalr and federal bank ex­ amine,* wurked her* today check­ ing assets of the California Na­ tional Hank and it* subsidiary, the California Trust and Havings Bank, taken over by the slat* hinting department , Saturday. Directors were reported consider­ ing Immediate reorgaalxatlon. Kino •yarn C h a m l i r a y Shirts, full cut, rout style. Sizes* 14Vt to 17. For Roys A Q n Sixes G to 14 A O l * YOW ELL CO. J. C. PENJNEY CO, 212-214 f 1st St. •" '""•As - Last Times To-NIgh^ i--------------- «■—y * 111■ lIMlP •YJ— »MhW' ~ *“ T ’ *J *T All «LtiBt Times Bat lxrt\ bu dg* x p i I* vlxitors k camp. P^ y � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 24, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ab6728328b76b8654c509dfb5896aabc.pdf 2fc810b747fbaa052b805fc910354a93 PDF Text Text 9 •*ri ----------r - y f j --------— ‘ *VdSs»A’ . • •jiSfU •'*” . I;1, THE WEATHER Cloudy t ecvlf ht and Tuevday with probable showera tonlghF I f e r a l i i A N IN D K I’K N D K N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R F It* C « U S A N F O R D . F I . 0 III IK \! M O N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 * I 9 M 20th Amendment b Law Of UnitedStates _ • LABOR STATUS IN NATION SHOWING LITTLE CHANGE eerdara wrr* reliably aetlmsted * t >be*ween ISO and TOO thousand. A llh Indication* th at a major ■•panes* m or-m rnt Into Jth H will M yln »oon Chines* commander* awd eager to fight. Fcrelgn alon wa* th at tha Japanese tty eonld dlaorganlaa the Chi* •aaa br ociupylng Tientsin but It ta hollered they wltl net rl*k sw oaln* International fading b r Pr***ln« •« fa r south of tha G reat Wall. « Automotive Industry Has Provided Some Increase In J o b s SHANGHAI, Jan. 28 -< 4 q _ R ,. porta from far-flung areas of China Indicate the nation I* asaembllag a vast but Inonely-knlt w ar machine In J:h o l and north Chlklt province*, where the Chinaae and Japanese are robbing #1bowe following the o-ruratlon aarly In th t month by the Ja p a ­ nese of Rhanhalkwan. From a* fa r aw ay a* Kalgsq (Cbangklakow) on tha Mongolian froaUar. China,’* northern legion* w ere reported moving oarkward ISto Jabot province, while addi­ tional tkonkaad* w tra taking up poalllona south of tha graat wall •long t h t Tloataia-Shashalkwan m lJw a y rV All of tnsaa forces priaumably warn moving preparatory to the p d a S d a p a e w * sbroxj toward and also possibly Into Ttentaad Peiping. ‘la addition central China forte* allegedly were pouring northward Into the -w a r area.** Reports were th a t tha nationalist gn'jtrom ent was sanding forces from Honan, South Chihli and Shunt 'ing prosIncas, believed ta number « q carter o f a million, in the sartor. Although la d in g varlfl-illnn. It w as stated In reputedly Informed quartern th a t tha dUpoVith-n of tha Chlneao forte* In Jehol and worth Chihli Itt la eastern Jehol. 86,000,, (roopa a f Chang Yn-IJn. Jehol governor, and In central sad western Jehol. 90,000 from K alran. Sooth of the a r e a t Wall. 10 .OM troops face ShanhaJkwan from th s southeast, whlla farth er to­ w ard Tlentaln klong the railway, ygJMO are stationed between Chin* w anftao aad Changll. f if ty thouaand Sr# on duty between Changll and Lwanehow, whlla W.444 are encamped between Tientsin and Uta Lwan river. An. additional 10,000 U rimortad ta b , In the elelnlly ‘of JB ftblng, all supposedly under the ^ S » n of Cblang Ilslao-Llang. war lord wham th e Japanese adm it!id­ l y ’seek ta ellmlnst# from North China affairs. These farces were report'd to consist prim arily af poodr equipped Infhntry, with n small number of machine gunners, a r­ tillery end easelry In support. W hat th a fu tu re w ill b n n g forth rem ains a m ystery, nut the p re­ dominant opinion U th a t the Jap(Continued On Page Three) LMGION TO HOLD MEKT1NO Preceding a benefit dance for gfcarity, ta ha held a t the Trianon Dance Club on tha Sanfovd-Orla id e highway J o m a n n r . "toM. members of rampbeU-Losalng P eat af tha American Legion era e n a c te d to g ath er a t lha legion R a t a t l;0 0 o'clock fa r a monthly rting a t which aavrral commltreporta a re scheduled to he fe a t- Commander W. If. • r d u r g W .U r i .a lU n d e r c e . SENTENCED HarreUon, white rasld.nl wa* a abarge of a . afUala* n l‘, k . MM said aid whaq awoed by A rthur BEER BILL IS Municipal Problems IROOSEVELT IS SU P NEARER t S CABINET POSTS ITS ADOPTION ORLANDO MECCA II n a OF DEMOCRATS President-elect Conferences W i t h ’ Party Men Framing: IN STATE MEET Policies To Follow: ^ Avers Budget Cannot B e Bqjpnccd Until Currency Question Receives Attention 9 ? t w Aa—Ha+ai h m R e n e w e d J a p a n t* r a ir b o m b in g * o f C h ln e a e m lllln r y c o n c e n tr a tio n * In th e K n ilu d i s t r i c t In N o r th e a s t J c h o l p r o v in c e a n d c a v a lr y n c tlv ltle a In S o u th e a s t J e h o l w e re ^ ^ IT O lX U d .to d a y -J w w i b r . J a p a n e s e f r o n ts . , Far West Hit Again By Blizzard Blasts SAN 1 R VNi l.SCO, Jan. 2X —(A t—W inter w hippet th* F a r West with new fury today a* the t-,11 of la -1 week's hiltyard's amounted to three iliad W'INTKR HAVKN. Jan i t aril th rro mlasing. Searrhvr* I Annal. of Americas local rm ern found luc bo lie of three i nn­ iri nt. it is believed rvvinl ,f-W ineetin,-* p arall'lm g that which j e r , a lte r they » n c frozen to ■.ealh. The hotly nf - Oiorlr* S e m i t e J u d i c i a r y C o m ­ will la h-t-l her® Jan. 2'- an | -V, Sm ith. f-J ptoapreter wa- rem i t t e e P u t s I t s A p - when Inn seme or tnora Icgl-Uinr - 1 a group of Internationally i.-co: , rnveie-l front the ruin* of Me n r o v n l O n M e a s u r e niie-l *p.-clali«t* on munirtynl lUuw-glu. lied cabin in the Sierro Ma-lre mountaii*. Itr»F o r H .O n P e r C e n t probl in-, two r.*ngre*«nn n. n ;i(t-..o n * c nty ,-fti.er, amt ir..i r ( j o v c m o r S h o l t z , L e e ruel* were* k-d l-> the cat-in by WARM SPRINGS. Gn., in many Urn* b n h i uw .. «•* * « « • ct 1 Henry Mcrecr. Smith's ta tln e r WASHINGTON, Jan. S I.-IV I I g r t h r r w ith nfYu t.l1 o f prni t u iilly 1 A n d l i n n d i a s O n l l n n d Jnn. 2.T.—(/Pyv Prt'sitlL'nl-vlect -- 2S Who (led in hi* tin Itrw ear when I p . f-M,. r III m i- I ill |o l-g n lir-lre e ry Ini.H.rtntil -itv to til- rlslc . In- h< aril the nvaUn-he eow irg F o r P i g C o n v e n t i o n Roiwrvrlt yeslertlay lirjjaa 3?’j_ l!* rcm l-.l» ar *n>l *»II— *v»n• \aiT1 rfa1Krr~Ti-r Tlft'ng pii'ni i.a l J o s u Ib r moJUtain. ic n i n North** prlvnlt* confrrrnwd in |t«- approval t-vta-.- of* th«- S -n a l-- fil-icn.# cut pf the il-'Mrum*. tell* nn I Krnt Wwxl, Texa ORLXNIH), Jan. 21. - M l whiflt hr cxpoi t.e to m'lpvt ltlrl<y. T h - eccS*!-tl w it I-,, the --mi uir* runnuitlt i* nft* r fin nt* miners, were found frozen (-> ntini nl convent inn, nf ihe Flnriilfi Mute *lhan too |oo t!r ^ !T' xaUiUMV.nuci f»wne’“rtrrtTvmtp— trn»p^ ft* limit Ihe n1c*Uii*fli" »*on ■Itnth tin the Nevada de-erl. ^ j ]nt7*Tff<Vttl|l| n l V a niVa7inrv* ____ _____ __..^.mtca^esaWWIMMWF Q g i»#«>—■ » < » » ^ policies, with two Rcpul'litan, •••■fWI* .»* »Ti* . rf t|,. to i: p. Owen, J | he Florida of Yount ’nilt'pvnilpnt Kt'imtorn —(Tut" | Th.* im in iilt *• n l ^ t n l n n , .>> r*»nrv, in*' I : d u to r-i • , . ... . '>” '* ' '• u -h - re -l here tmlay to tinif,,nf New Mexico, anil l.a* j atn^mfnumi tn fm hlH t th» tnl** **f atten-ling, m il I - S-.tnlnM W \ M *-tV.I!ian«'..f St lu t.isllh e , W. ''r r r , r ' " ••»*• organlxallun. The Folletle, of Wisconsin, na hfal i .IO" t-»i rn i tfv rtn jV t t»» rNil ' “It I* going to la'dIITIeull—an. V.' t t - .f . Ctrl.fi.l-. Arll-ur Gomez. >"»fnlllg *ert|on « » - feature I hy f i r s t c a lle rs . . ilrr*1 rh*» Vnt«tr.l*l I ah i I... W rit; J t tin It Reacham. Wed 1» " vr,f d l^ M lc m over whether I believe Inipcsclble—to lglance 1 The meeting in the "little whlla the hndxvt, certalrly to keep I t , f |i«n t loptunl n**' T'** t,» th t n I’nlni Itegch; T G. Fi lch, I r j membership shmilil be limited hutiae’*' stop Pine Muuu'ai.t wax hatanced”. the Idahoan a-rertril.' | I '•* n «,rn!»th# villi l»i* r**frtt«^l torn-. ( t«i i-l. nt -le-t of l !■<- lii.TI | tit telly rn-l without qualifieslioa liellevvd to fucu* nn a , ibinot |* i,t -until you balance tha bu-lgrl til *l«i IS** fira n rr romtiiillrf* f**** f*»n Senate- and ‘ - -aril I Holland, t« lh >— un-ler 3.% year* of nge. A fur one of the two xenutor* an-l the taxpayer*. no t Itepr--- m taltvc- m - - wa* ta li n to ennlde ilele’ »ii 'n Jt- | rnvi i *n frvvin^ portow ; on th* uxempFnymenl ie||,-f in -|» there any tvey to bring Thomn* W. Itntler. I’rmtii Gorvla; | gnlea t-> h r t r nn aildtes* iy Gov­ which each Is tnteri-xlid. a t a \ of fivr ilolUnf n b a n d . *> jTm U~lhe latter until you tU-vr-ie F o u r H c s o l n t i o n s A r e There arem , no il-.ubl that ’ \ trw ntm v nf tm n i"ht*»** s . • iv lint in- it i, Mlnmr. 't 't ’ ernor Sholtz. a plan for irerra ing th , price of Rmitevelt want* u memlier of tha v lh r th.» ro4»ntrr ****** *t»* F ro il and W. M rL Fhriclie. Ja-k | A d n p t c d A lte rin g rom m oditirs! Is there any way to ISr,| Ir fo rr th# S* n if** mnntlt Rcpubliesn indepen ‘enl groifp do that except thruugh reflation le.' I r Grace AM."tt. ililef of III-" ( s o v c r n n u 'i i i a l F o r m vilrich supported him in Ilr-- tarnthrough adjustm ent of the nu-ney Fhll lien’* llurrnu a* a go*'* ing re ­ paign to l-e a m einler of liU of­ problem ?’’ ficial family nn-l the lie n , "nr* TAMPA, Jan. 23. The Florida lief rablesn. Phe rail ih r M e t "The question of balancing the S tale Unr Axtoclulion Is exp. etnl ii imlier af the needy Iran'tenls pointing to C utting a t a - rctsry budget la again being u r g 'd ', to g r t rolidy h th in l four thangi* a n ’ hard to determine. uf Interior. . . iL .. . t Itmnh said. "I vsnture the opinion In tho form of gun-rnaielit which Th - «fnrrh for way* to ,wo»tnmte W inter Pntk; !arw»« O’ltrMin. Ki XVhllu keeping the elm-- t con­ re: I M Knight. I nki-'landV Ke«W*ifcl In the «l»g last night th at Ihe Inidget will not, an I ran the l-gUlnluro will b« n l t d ta l-eMcrmeai pfnifreaseil nn both M It. Hiiver, Ai -urnclni-' -I 1 " » " ® enthu-ivvlic IVmm rat v tact with the Rypubli in libenla nol, l-e halaneril except on paper, p-it nil llielr any a! the uithrom- -Id of thu npilnl with Senate and thla same gr-iqi in his own * ’ fr,'m T a,'"'». amt that hrietly, either p-w nr in , *r ion in Apiil in the intere-l i ro rtrm rls'in i* studies t„ aid (be Uancwrk. Fort M n-l-; John I | ,r party, the Prealdent-rln-l is nU-i I.aii-t-'rdal •• Id freiu ne." ad m lnlstrati'n an | the Hmi • K.irly, Sarasota: Ixmlv V i.lor, S t.r"* "* • ' nnder the incupilng a-imintatra ii| rcononiy.* Fluvttn >ii tying f holer* from other fac,\ii-»iiitinr and other*. 1 ," " 1 . -lx from , vvn i nod m -anronim lttc" i lion, until we settle th* cutteucy Ailoplcil ly the a.»i>ctation a t ' t’nhgrr *»mat*.#leit J. Tlxr.lin h i.h e r ,i wel| a* delrgstion- from tlon* lor high plaee-t In hi, f--riliquest Inn. It ennyrnt '► rh-ne u-'ty Pift-q-GrllU ' h atunlay. the iv ■ getiing -i :gg-’*ti-ina from Serve IV te ra nn o f I akelen.| *e-| .1 M arl, taital Gables.—O cala,-G areeavittr. Citniriig iiJniinL,tration. ' more than you can b. 41*1 a house lutionv on wlilcti 'th e IrgiH aturt tnry Mills who s*l-l rronomlc **• W ilcox ■ f V.'rst P i I in I teach w ill Tsllnlmx* e, Q u i n c y , llialejh. lteeuj-i., of hi* intention in il-.*al '■ ha' ill'a'i'-ti thn-lld hegin with a upnn a recrdtng sardl-ar. will lie a s t n l *•» aet'piuvldu lor a I iilum r-l b-dget a i l Include arh lo in In tha d h e iisalan* * tlv r ly , Halite, City. Kisclmmre. St. Au­ pvi«i imlly tiirc-iigIi hi* xrcrrlary \ “ With commodity price* near i mill el so t-ip . Inclining two i »i l. it h o f th rn i having In tim n te *•• gustine |layt- II* Ilrsrh, St. Peter* uf »lalc o t the complicate J w ar m n r t“»“r'.r.'TSff"r< -r* r policy tothe bottom and still slowly falling, •lltiitin rsl amendmvnts, ,o n * tor ; 0- ialntanee with imrriclpat put- J-orif and (’a na, or a total of debt* IvMtr In tie revived rally in with the purchasing power of tho coiisulidatiori of county ail I mu war-l saalag vi«-lil* nn,t l«o-linr |etn* d- e la long fcrvlce a* III- inqr.' than inn delegate* In all. •Hairli. tlu-re ar« indie a : -m* Ai-terlean n-sU lan-e l« stahllllu mr-i«r< near the minimum aril still on ipal i- v r 'ln m n t In i.liole u> rtty nttorney for lb Ir r-ape'-llve \Vlm„ all are cnuntnl thl* morn­ K-o-evelt la louking iot-n.ly ut ■ . t|. n of f--ri-lgn rcchanre'*. Ing it I* b, lievnl nearly 41)0 D-mo- Owen D. Young f ir sm v ta rjr nf diminishing, with lexe- Inctrn-ing rrp a ia te roiinty ytivcpr inent. A p.. .ly f *t ii ichi i- new eb- hnme I- wii--. Ite-ir-in lilig bu*i In amount but dim ills King in nT h r • uu.ilii h-vr ti* l»f i*.it It no I vv i • intni-. e r-l iqtu the C'tl nr-* in ter-•* will I-- Mob turn n rrat* from all |iart* o f Florida vtale. Young l* thorouglry *e- /'• will Im» iii Ihe rlly, nrrnrdm g to liirn:*, with Ihe vslue «-f Ih d-d f«»r- th** volriA fnt.. ll.it err--tonal (arm relief -liama ye* Alfred II. IViscir. I*ie*klent of the qualnlrd with the, Furupcun Mebla 4 Orlartilo Cenventlan Chairman \V. lar ilrrreriattn g an I meitt-i<e< thr other rcc iiiiriiilati" *• trn lav a* Senator lln>'jkli*rt of Florida Rta*" t'h arjber of t’oniund related rmnoinic iu s r s , lla 7 ami tases responding seenr-lirgly. tiilillrhi.iciit of the liiilgel cummis- Iowa ilcilarfd In favor of d "w*r mere*; It. G Graf*HeM. General 11. Sniilh. vvn-, chairman of the emit mi; min Im p-riant onim ltt'p meeting* (Continued On I’age Two) th at once acltled Ihe German rep- W •bur in rarlt ruunty, and n- ruina­ enienrtnc jr” |d-ia v»hU h ha sabl M a ra re r of tha Stat« f’hnmlter; tion of county rtrn.ii. .llom i ■ in Willlum G. M-Aduff. i allfoiulV* and-.George G Ware. I.evebnig, an-l pie ' -invention atsiiuns warn a r a llq u prubWm- g Innacdlnte pest ptevideht of tl-e going - n alt -ifiy -yrsteHsir 'and so-ialyeiile cl< r'lnivx. in -tied of ly , r-.ap-- • N t, ■*•■ r-1—1 Thla pmapgetlv* appointment is . uv m continuing lit* last night. State rh*m i-er; J If GUI. Pr < district could ur ms-Jr law hj' known tu have arousal the II.-no- V TI.,, Tnd- nden» I *a Itepuhll-*1- le n t, an,| (learpe I! H illy o f the Joe Sevrs, J r., Jarksunville, pts- cratie and the le g id a tu rr It rlf. Kepcbbran lll-.crala, ,* m i «ai-l h« *• • | rlv -n up h-V'* "f Idcd. Iii th* absent* of William I fn rld a Power go I 1 .lielit CoinSvlmug aigiuiienla f»r all foui .1 Irqiislr In........ rillrf b Iat Inn Mime of whom h* countered P er per, Gslnrcvill*. tla l • presi­ ha.x l-ceii ni.idr b^ Ijvvyrrx, lusl I iring the |l» ■ n admlrtlsiration ta n v and other with the suggestion of Senator Th" group «f m"nMpal -pecial- dent of the p-agn. w in bail nut ne? men, pioparty ow r*r- anil 1 |t - il’srribi the JdcVdi,, i-kvn 1Yul,h, of Montana, fur the slat* ur liv e d nt 9 P. M. Id s Iprluds* Carl II t lialtrr-. r\•vfri iililuiil I*’ »•*'• leadership, fljn if lPENSACOLA, Jan. 23. A taxpayer* f- r a long linn-. A *pr • * rnllm g r Gov. Dave Kh-iltz, A lly. Gen. departm ent ecutlvr dlftctnr ,-f the Municipal . sticnuuu* local campaign to com- n i l c -n m ittc e of the Iwn a* Mix ftvintr hy f ml tin* Aiful fur Finance n lflcei' \*»w Istb-n; t'lnr- t'-cry |l. I.andl* and Stale Cutup- rance is attached to tho callcra ' .iilrnl ••f *Uf• rovernm rntal . ) l-nt traffic arcidvrli lit li<3.l wa* Ih n i iruiatlng of IV. I • Hum enre |J. Ridley. scentIve illr--lor liull C j . M. Fee are r*|iertrd who m-rivt a t this 10-day a l - log P. Ilqbliienu. Hal I p lu *. a a iu r rj Friday when t hief of rli'iiiiiii'ii; of the Intarno't nil f'lly Man­ l - ir thl* morning f r the opining- point of Roosevelt—a t th r n .u it Police Albert Andei.un annuunccJ \ nii, I! H. H Ifukrr O' -I J . • - ' lirrati -• i f a ie ll’ f the «rh- e ager «* A •voclatu- . 1 ’ I • ward, of llm . onveulIon *t In u'rlork. wlu-re he fought down an attack Ir Pfr-i-l-nl rn i-rn 'er execiitr infantile paraly*!*. II,fur* that ivniaciila would gonqiett with 1 IniK-nto, |irr-i n - I u dflaib I f* would be v ,-lor-l t-f lie- i lly .-( The mill I V- ■ i „ will be held in uf --t fkial- dlvltlan, Vni-ii. m l(»a-l the a**rmblv r—on on the ttlh m ining hera he announced only _ i I,. I h - m s i ,M. Mh o klefh’l d, llmivef, Itrnnkhart »aid it i j ncicial hundred other A m cnian ritir-t in Ibr imtlonal traffic sa lrty j r ,, ■•-i-iiiig pic.-ii'ent, but did nol ftlrrn whi I- b.w pa-»‘-l llm It- « RnlPiers’ AasrM-li-li-.il: an,I I’iiiiI V floor of the Angehlll h- tr |, which liuus# guesta "aspecially I n v i t e d / / N m context. Word th s: Pen aci-la’s a tlrn ilt !•• , llrnnle »lio *a.ui- In *• tiMi until llm o 3 * on 1- • Uxeeiilire rrla ry of i, offlri.li |l iniM-ratle ’ hrvd-|iiar- would ba received. oporallon. dlcinl—rs meet* in th , spring..’ In a trip through the lirnrt of • application for cnrollm att ha-l guv •-m a d Ihe Ainerlcnti Muni, i it A*-n< ia irr*. Ilro-ildiiirl. wb-i I Sited of n - l lirrn approved wxi receive.I Irotn ^ni-l. however, it waul I be Irrmeti* lion. The governor will addre** av- Dixie Saturday Hooceveli vl-lted lion, iiia^- hi- tatem ent "h e n , the national -afety council Fn-.ay -foil- , In addition to m pn-xlrnalcly < nd'le,I li-in -.rit* at a luncheon $ 1511,(8)0,000 Must'll- Sliuul 1 l-'-Hcr * v’l-v. on llip-d«l** *'«* 200 elrcllvr nfll- lvl . »' I- et T li-ie hii* been nyucJi apit-'t on n.ked -; rssim i loti -v > (ii h .j * rrheduled and nltrat# plant. Sp< oking from morning. llmalcd that a *i--re - ' .i l r r.-rn- lo le-giti nl 12.1 A u'rlo k, alsu at the Alabama state capltol tu n ^ Pensacola is officially In thi* in Tampa in »ci<nl year* f<-i a allotnirot | |nn for r»i ini- 1 conlr*t to win th# till* of "A m eri­ rrmu-lidatlan of uiumcipnl am' p rln ivlli- li b-i •»**.-cl the nil r ‘a»-er* and half u lion-li-l rlly at- llm Anpebili. It was nnrounced huge thrung Saturday night 1 n-l i 1 l-efon lha J-rnile as," *d- turner* v l t l 'l e Iri'sl'- n-lsnre. th*| the attorn v general and the outlin'd hi* ho|e* for a Vint ihr- • ca’s Safc*t C ity ’, accunllng to r-i'o ty government, with a vl*"'- ’ Chief hr-In#w of Ilr..-two d*v -late comptroller may also address vflupment of Ihe Tsnnexseo Itiver - _• t ’lty M inaucr George J . Itoark, ev’ 11 lishiilg a bu in« -* ....... '• turo t> mmltier. "In I Ilf fir J place. I ilo not •xaxinn V’ i'l t-* the final drafting ff ’mfflniieil tin P»g. T hrsc) valley, encompaxiing lot only^lha ' ij who slincd the application, lie nient at much |r i i -»t to (I'ouHnunl tin Page Fourt of a U g i'la llw »«l-l pro. am rConttnur-L On Puge T»--» reopening of Hie Muscle Mboala has d rrig n r'c d t hief Aiidrrcun vvhtrh the I lori-fa l.eagvie of Muproject tu t related flood control • to handle all local {stall*. p|ci|ialllh'* will n v k -lh f I'Rl-taUP-! refnrctatinii work. |h'(ioIta At least 400 cities at* hi the race t-ife to rn a ' for liebI Int'reftv annoiinccnisnt* of th e tieui'ml-.u.c _ which lig a n Jpn. I, and Ih c r, l* nf Ii isin- v nrul l icp .iv u m eel-n-Kiam are especicd a lte r furn strong possibility th s l the final ery count, r-f Florida, l l m pro­ I In-1 ronferrncr, liy It-*- -veil with enrollment may go a t high as grain w a, Inltlate-I at It-- l,e*,*re« the congretcioral bailer-- and 800 municipalities. Three are be­ A unling In the’ committee of of Inlolrrane in to a y m p a 'I d ie ri>miner m e.ting, Iit llollvw o-el; power expert* who nr- to|>nn.eil Ing divided into seven population aditi! o f «i-»t 20,001 mm «»v tan*id i- I lilol" cnrrfilly In undet him on Ihe Muscle . lo-al, ius|>- c* group*, ard Pcntaeola hs- been men nf Atl Soul* 1*1 Italic Church Amer - -ill* who nr,, t -I' tic-t-*'. ' • -I ! November, -twin Ilia nr cn ii i n I I t llT P IF Itf’ K. Jan. 2.1, The plareil In Group 3, c ltlri ■ha-ving here whu linVV lieeit niaki.',- Si ty icli | tlon’* IJcneial I -eg I latl*- < onto r i! i* n I i - o r o iiiiiiillc o o f II I - F ort lio n , 25,000 to 80,000. A trophy will lie rangrim-nt fur the epral.nii: ap I t.e curt iii t.impn. no*, lint I en In • I H er to l-e n l m -rr-'liPierre .M rcha n t* Aacm-iatlon lia i lomurrovS ni: U -d •enlly, t t i awarded the winner In each dlvl* Iwaraner I - -iched u - iii llm la r it vv rk* called n m eeting o f a ll m e rrb a n l* M o l l i c r O f F i v e I s Got I e i *i , » I -i hn David tiu ll leui i f U im 'h , i .. xlon. ' y n r-i-im ilter of I . iCJlr'amllMi- 1an-l e itl'e n * fo r the p u rp o ** o f i -i rrd Am erica f--r Ih - p i < In d ic te d F o r M u r d e r The local cam jalgn will follow Iliinally km--rn lay miMioi sry ami vt-ar* a a Itc tu ra r fo r ihe K n iv h tv i t y a llo t r.ey*. M ayo r II. II. *m - p rea-otuig n reeol itlo n In regard closely th* tried and proven m rth- "Catholic Campaigner fur t'h rlii". , f C ldtintli *. e -y n e -ve I ihe o p-iii -ii ii r of Miami I* chslrm sit of t lit* I lo lb " l«> am-,, o f e rria hy t in JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 2.1—UP) * mi* of traffic accident prevention a large ni >lienc> will gnthrr at llm il-a t •'(K ir f e ll- w - A m erican- .ir * I rr-miillttve. . c it y „ f Port P ie r'e . A ll hu«ln»s* — Mr*. I.eah Frasier, 41-year-old which have been *urce*vful In com er of FlrsC Slieet n.-l Ms* fs lc i^ t n r y le lie v e In f ir e apeei-b - an-l |Tofe**l„na| ni-o were re- mother of firs children was In­ many other till** and which are nelia A 'e n io to l* a r Af-. G -tl- and ‘ le llitlm n lll- e f t y j they i d ( ' o m m i d H i n n M i ’H I n K Lipiealnl by th- eonimltte* to a t­ dicted hy a federal grond Jury to* |r,n ’a addirrv on"’l ha t'n d c n tu l* |M || j,. , lmrlird In a frjok recommended by Ih# national «*fe* I i-l lb» |ii"r H ng,mid Hi- ritv nfI Iruthf I. no I i .i rtenu ■/*>• t - v- l | S c h c * c lttle « I F o r T o d a y . l u t i l i low - at-., ■—o mvited Ir dev for Ihe niur-l-r of _MI-« Ma-. _ ty council, City M atagcr Roark t-f Hie Catholic frhnich.” ooiia Murrell, 24. r-a^rrliiry t„ h e ^ v .'Ir. Col-i. t In, a nttnpanirtl l-vd « jie.^inp *- -" -- 11-. -I- - - H e f m . tLvi« • -stated. It , vpee.lr-l Ilia* "nm - definite no- husband. C. R. F rarler. veho waa Thraitoye If- Dart(it>; hfi a o'lrv . ( i i • s ...... Ii. llu n n - l n• Mavrr V. A npgnf Atill City t i- ii w ill l-e taken m nce rn ln g th * suspended a* district narcotic , v ltt nrrivj here late Tuei-lay iif' -ierr'oad Instiletbin itt 'lie w-iM ” ( i.cun!*doner II. J. la-liman have ncrei in n * " o f * 'r ip by l-u*lnr«« |M-rvi*or her# following th* killing _ c te ill bclli-ve tlinl eri-oi-n In * specially run true MCfi.c; " I from ' recen* a lta r k , o f . .r .t.ll.liiu e n !* ._____________ _____ 51rt. F r* ll« r w arV eid In lail. Thn ^ Irct-'ry ear front which lnu-l.ipc.il <2n! " - J n . l ni-L vthciirij " o i-P ~^^T|trrmrfri 1 * "irtr* i nrT| *T-,niTaT ,1 , ‘ r M e rlln g in the M erchant A*«o- shooting occurred on the lawn of rrrw ItC rn rT y th f A-bliel, "G» Uo- (hr laity of tbst r-PIe*t. no-»t lU tio n ’ * office , H i* esecutlve the postofflc* a n t federal authorau-brnrr. Symle-llring the r' lime, nnlvei al and I n v n or *■’ 7 ::(| o 'c li* k , f-.r the f lr . it tin t* t ill* • e m in iltre and «ev*rnl b ra il* n f itle* toofc jurisdiction uf the ca«# ltF.KI.IN. Jan. 2 1 —<*17 Three gallon the* t hrlvl tnminiivoioe it »rrk« In* ad vine*, that of C I persons died today aad nrcrly M* jear In no "(ti- ial ne-aio.T. l.-*in e « * fir m * Have diacutxed on tha grounds th# erlm a wa* cornothers are rocoTtring from in­ ami Country, th* car I - de'orat- l •o ti-uch stvo-ld I-- h*n' I f Among th * w a t t o * " i * ' » ie ll-o io u g h ly Hi* |irn p o ,e,| Ic u a n c * milled on government properly, j juries a fter dashes brt»»e?, n a ­ wi*h n n u rtfix diu( flagc. T h , ‘ I di’falo id. i/ only I . hrl. q ■**" •» • L„)Udu)ed t„ cmr.a b cf.... th- Pont- of * r r ln hv H i* c ity , anil It wa* Mr*. Fraxlar admllled. pole* said, tional aoclaliata end pollliral op­ dre*a will lieglil a t 7:45 o’ch- h, l-ttc - underctandlng cainny ' iv’lorv am : Th# re*(1l"X of » 'lei" the m a jo rity o pinion o f th o ** she shot the girl "because she triad . ponents. Disorder* occurir-l hv» l.i l-e follow *d by an open fp> ci cithrn* of r.ue b,-lov*il co-ltitry I-/ ter fr-u.i Jha Fbui-lv , r an I p r o m t that th» c ity ahnulil n tr - to h>**k up my home." •luring which tiiaa thy- rpetl • a b e tte r-# fp reriatIon of c*-h otbL 1- j . 1—1 -» .. and at Cologne and LslpxirI Iglit Co., relating In the City'* ta il it * o p "f» tln g e * t e n ,c , At will an«wer any" iljffTrlrtiil, q •• • c rli i vlewipulnt. Cbrl*l b»c b-rri riceil requeet for the cn cellrtion le*«l 25 percent, and |iroI>Ab1y gnqd lo me. lie h a, l - l nm from nU B L IN . Ja n . flL —UP>-Moee Horn put to them. of it* preaent vtreet lighting eon-' from .10 to 4n percent, lo-fnre o«kTh-* riinmilUs* In rbarir-* of th- error lntn truth, an-l to ret- "• I tract with Ih# Pity; Ih" rradrt g Ing )lie merchant* to *rc*pt « 'n o than 100 Irishmen w a s nursing mean t o ' ahoor my lev for Him rracked head* and other injuri* * affair today announerd th at the of several application* f“». I'"-**' While nunc »h.i were prea'rit at Monroe C hapter No. 13. IF 'A A ^ —, ,-iffered In lhitly Tolltkal riot* «V I Irik rh i are U lng brooght lu l-y rusk in* Ills Chutrh 1-ett lion, a* M unlcltej Judge mvl ( •*' lha tnoetlng Mated they wWicd to Devslsra and Caagrav* partlw Sanford "to set forth th* iloctllnrx, known, Thl* I am ch-b ivorio ■ to I’hytlclao, anJ the Witter "f 1ro-opermte a* mu-h a* po*klhla. M . wll’ hold It* regular mnv -sk* * lion tomorrow night nt the Ma^' mustered focoan f a r lacdthi's fi­ hl.lnry and yraiTires of the C ath­ do with Chrtvllsn r-n'i'ecy. t ant ira n tin g otflcisl* of tl-a • n d ra t Hi* conernsu* of opinion °f *"• sonic Trmpl# at 7:3fl o’clock. A : nal biggest casayalgntnllirc- T h- olic Churth with rh ric tia n rim it r •om lng to Sanford rt t for th* group wa* Gist they did not rleFloriila T raniportntlou to .. o*nirpow nf aroutlng. rcllgl-wi *n, Krt>i S lat* tomorrow* elect* ihe ■n-l n"i In a mnlrov»r*i*! oc ••»!slra to accent the scrip, bell«vin» guest of ths evening will he th* DIm «rs of lha atearuai; ‘Oyceo!*", f irlircrent sp irit.T halr mi**l<-n I* one i uitrx itie*) for lher» i* to,, micU new DaU ElMMU » • that It would work a hardship on trlet Deputy G rind lllx h Priest, their parm tsilou to ux- IV ' i 14- Ihoaa using It. * of yienl-will and theiofoic U U of tk s t itrv id y In Bhi 'h*t definll* ax well as other Grand C h u te * . not to l>* a n lt-p ru ic /a n t. anli- P"rp«a# will b* to eiplaln. f'»» *"• nrctpal P1«» ax a flaaford lermlnAl. u j u r s n r s had nol been given Ih sl Offlesrs. Th* Deputy Grand Htgh. . : al Jewi h, nor aatljMQdhing <1,*. It Imaalllc* do not exi»l amung t"<tt Ih# city woubl stand Vhind such P r i n t U *1*0 *«parted to h# *>va•r*U Tru- f* a h endaavar to gnH/hi*n ilvo of (*«d will when they know th* an Usna on* hundrrd percent, In ent. AU eutnpa''i°n* of th# P*^ V , MAYO—Improvemstit* in**’ My talk in ntly rode uninformed, t_ try and traasfo m (arta hi Ih* ess*. ; guaranteeing that that* would be U r are earnestly requests-* ’ ’ * Gulf fillin g Station, uprralnl by . to death the mixund'rsteading, w hich-som^ ia a f o H wUl b* sallgioesly « *>"<; prsssnt. qs Incurred. . A . T. Folsom. tim e, m anifests ttaalf in n wpAril tlaq sad patriotically American WASHINGTON, Jan . 2X— (Ah— T ie Twentieth Amend­ ment, eliminating defeated leg­ islators from turticipation In Ih* government henceforth and hastening the inauguration of tha president and th e Meeting time af each new Congress, to­ day became p art of the Consti­ tution o f the United State*. Submitted to state* by Congress last March It wa* ratified today by M lsiourl which was the 3tlth and !a*l needed state to ap­ prove this modernisation of WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 3 ,-i.W federal Machinery. The amend­ Om> m ort stashing irto the p i ment will become operatic* nest Oct. i8 . A fter th a t each kies of the man he helped put in tho W hile House, S m s 'o r llorah regular session of Congress will begin Jan . 3 every year yesterday i« a i l( J President Hoo­ with no fired time for adjourn­ ver’s advocacy of the *ule* lax s ment and each new president a cruel prop-oar- q n l said lh> w llj be Inaugurajlj,j« ,n .-Jfl1:___ R h o d es* caeept on paper “ until we nettle the currency question.'* China Reported Con­ centrating L a r g e » Army UponBordcrs; j Leaden Are Eager t Meantime Chinese armies nussed In Jehol and on the BORAH SCORES HOOVERS PLAN FOR SALES TAX WASHINGTON. Jan. 2 3 .-W ’) Little fluctuations In labor con­ d itio n wa * reported to the la W 'departm ent by sla ts repr**'nt»Uvea during the m -nth of Decernber. * • . Ths monthly report rel'a*»d yesterday by the f deraj employ­ ment atrvlce said there w r e some rx options, I he autchnohlle In­ dustry. stepping up produrtlon. -Conditions prevailing through­ out th? c iu n try generally .aboard little flurination compared with the previous month, of eith er an upward or downward tend-nry." the report said, adding: "There were exception*, how­ ever, In several of tha m ajor In­ dustrie*. P n d u rtlo n schedule* wrr* stepped np in quite a number 6f tha an to mobile factories, which m a ile d In a eonsWerabl? W a n s * In tha fore** engaged ln thee* plants. Thla Improvement wax reflected to a aomewhat |e*ver degree In some of thy establish­ ment* m anufacturing automobile a re tsstrl* . and In rubber tire plant* In a few* localities. "Whlla the expansion of op­ erations In tho automotive indn*Iry m u lle d In lrcrea«ed tlemsM* for fcrtaln sic 1 products, the Iron and n tre| industry as a whole remained cn a g ris tly curtailed basis, "Activities In certain teslll* mills, more particularly In th? mynn, hosiery and worsted and wool'n fenrerns, showed some exyaaiiop in several stalea, hut m an/ „ f Ih* establishment* manu­ facturing text i| s goods w rrkeJ p»rt time. -W hile fairly rallafactory ach'dula* (nntlnued la th s boot and sho« fa-torles In many Instance*, some rurtaH m ant of aetlvltlra was noted ln quit* a number of the*? plants. . / “Coal mining in certain bitum i­ nous and an thracite fields In­ creased somewhat; howevar, shortweek working schedules predomi­ nated in the mining area* and con­ sidered* Idleness wa* apparel. Large U.S. C i t i e s Have Big Budgets* Although Reduced NKW YORK. Jan. E I - h T ) -A billion dollar municipal govern­ ment overhead will far,. Ameri­ ca’* 10 largest eitlea this n j y , . Thasa clUcis, wlih an aggregate population of t9.t0T.4OO In the last return*, have 103.1 budget A providing for vxpemtlturs of a p ­ proximately J 1,079.108,8m on their municipal establishment*. F or those ' statialiclan t who Ilk* to *Und greenbnek* on end. this means every man. woman ami child of I heat urban dweller* WOOId contribute about |8 7 In 19-11. or 91-tl a woeh. if th e '« » wore to ha spread evenly. l-aat f « r Hit bin was eon*ld*f»bly higher, r'arhlfMf a to tal of |t^28JllT ,703. t:»w York will spend almost M much a* V h 'r tho ulna combined. Tit* N a* Yark budget, ih* city faMWfnjl*™ » WI cut* ,0 ,*, .y ip o o ^ o n , a fte r aajavy qUwr J-cnoomie* r f - N day* been N U M B E R 261 A C opy , BAR ASSOCIATION URGES CHANGE IN S T A T E SYSTEM I Pensacola Seeking To Win Contest By Curbing Accidents David Goldstein To Deliver Lcrture On Religion From Truck On Tuesday Fort P ierc e Calls M eeting'To Talk Over S crip Issue Three Die, Many Hurt In Riots In Germany Orlando Mationn Will Be Hosts On Jan. )S1. M .'.-j V . « ” .-.AaC ' Uc* .1 „ I -. �k*:-wmJ",, -. »»' W ’■^ .—•*^ -Ujl M-Vmm — .•. . .J7 kr. a,.a " •, f.a LINER MAKES DARING RESCUE Sinecure Coat' OF SHIP C R E W (CcntlmcJ fiem f t* » One) F*Mral OovcMmaet pay* #«» • tCaattnvad Tt+~> Pare Onel .ertkent, the nearest tr a d IuUTk .t M of Ike disaster. The n e it m u i m »»' ter Captain 8 M .« u i hoii il* (ie r the reeetie. It m M: "American Merrhant not y e . jit )rad.” , But In U more minute* tb* rAaua ahIp waa alongside. Than through the (term ram* b* first graphic raport of th .relghtar’a eoaUKIen. The m»•<««*< art* from* Captain Sudan and read: " * "Bridge, ahartroom, forapart oridg* deck end aaloon aceoinino ilationa carried away, Matter A iring U. Million* arc paid eat fa petal*** In endc**rt(*f, many . salaried peat* ailatln t aimply be­ en * * they yumlih Job* I* political * allies. ' -.There are cualoms collectera li cities thenaand* of mile* Inland, and rarlou* Federal Inspection peals created. Thar, are serara time* more ‘diaakled draelng meaty from the gom nm ent than ' aner beard a sbe* fired an th* Ubar side. Th* bonus and partial disability payments from lh* dorernment hare beeoide auch "raaksts' that a dasetrlng • rat- third officer, apprentice, ar.d aaa eras la almost ashamed ta requasi man lost. No. t hatch ator* In W atar also bollorad In No. ! his right*. "If Bll Smith knew hla hal* and hatch. Rigged ap emergency alrar pronparod* neighbor. Tam Jonaa Ing gear.". Than there wea alltne* and th< we* drawing f 40 monthly from Undo Sam, It wauldat taka Bill fat* of lh* remaining men on th* Smith long to d* samathlng about freighter remained In doubt, whll> It. Pact of Op taomry Tom Jon** la teaman aboard th* American llnrr ftplivg ta money that Illll Smith bent their back* to the raaeue. An Indication th at th* ara war paid In la*as to Unalo Ham. It »wnt wnN ’t»ip r-w ir B in w rie w r to ■niontnr“twltterfr•W•pyrntfrir# R#t up a ,^*IIUon with • few launching of Ilf* boat* cam* ir hundred name* of. goed alllsana on lh* n*rt massage Item lh# A m ir | | asd place It In the hands of th* lean Merchant, which said: "Exater City reports sinking proper authorities. It I* because tke peopU don't know where thair rapidly. Am alongside. High sest. money goo* th a t’ last* are un- tlslsg lina-esrrying gun." Captain titadman also rtporlad tAacaasaiily high," If this plan recflrr* lh* **• the weather "considerably unfevdom inant of tho Laagua, which orable, strong westerly gale, high Mr. Anderson ballavc* It will, It teas, ralp and had." Thar* was m or, alienee', whit* dill In all probability b* pre, earned 'In th* proper form to Con­ th* ta ttle w ith the alementa and gress for action. Hcvaril weak a the attem pt to ahoot a line over ago lh* National Praeldant of iho the sinking freighter continued. Finally camq the*# tapped-oul Jonlor Chamber af Ccmmarc# « • "t pressed hi* approrri *f lh* plan. words: “Shot line r'loard E xeter City. Many msmbsrs of ths Olrendp Chamber of -Commerce . hare In- Towgd lifeboat a ra r. Endeavoring vantlgalad th* plan and most of gat craw aboard fur last hour." H alf th* flg V had been won. Ibsm ax praised a daalra to ta* It pat Into sffoet They argu* that no Y#t th* Imparifcd men were still gne can poaalbly objaat to IU aboard the sinking craft. an hour later flashing Institution thot la M t racalvlng s Nearly a l.a*. L .1___ ___r. at-signal* tolil of« A lh# doonr-oC-thrend*served rtmunaralon. atorm-WYacked fialg h tar., ’Htcafnshlp Ksalar ' C tljr khglP donad In alnklng condition. Hattllng rapidly. Dangtrou* to navi­ gation." For many mlnutaa th* fat# of lh#-Easier City** ’arow remained still In doaht, and than cam* th* Professional amateur golfer* ward* that writ# auccaas In let­ ’root all oror Central florid* ar* ters of crackling electricity across ix pec tail to Itth o r herd. Umoi row th* whole arm epic. ‘-Twenty-two man composing tfUreaen -for piny -fa^UM -weakly rignlr.l Florida H alf Ubgue tour- crow of Raster City aboard. Baananism that .pill be atagad at the cu, made In heavy aaa*. Extended our number three lifeboat. Ves­ Baftford Country Club. ‘ Many Hartford amateur* will ap- tel abandoned alnklng condition. paqr aa eantlaUnt« . fur pritaa Settling rapidly. Adviaa Bristol thdl will b* awarded a* will City Unaa, Bristol, England." It was apparent from that mAOiaorg* .0. Hull, pro a t tha course, Wbtla every |* lf *|ub In tb* Im- saga, eanl by Captain Htadman, M ^ la t, vicinity will scad a pro that all remaining parson* on th* freighter had boon u r n ), although 4&an pmajovr pl*F*r M®fflcl<l th* total numbor In th* crow i,pr*<r nlatlvaa. Aiqohg the golfcfa who ar* a*- originally bad been reported sa . . ' ported to atlatd th , tournamani SO. tomorrow af*: Pug Allan, of Da* lan d . Bill. GoMbaek, of Daytona bet-that if . prerrnted Its enactasent. te wopW rsdeuksdly g* th rough4 , Libia' rpedal aaatian to he talM dJw ' Rooearall In qpId-April. Th* m u n i forma' a « K ! print la th* Demorratle farm L-> lirf program, and tea iponarie are arnloee to obtain tea rimcAmam a t the earllaat poaaibi* flam •o that It may apply U apriaa mortgage payments. k ' v > ,t.T In hi* brief riait bar*, RaanOVaH artrd boldly ke bring a boot an early Senate rota on th* dem erit allotment plan far reetering ag»W ralturst price* ’ to. arpprgtlma'* parity wteh theaa of cetmnaerisl .product*. \ f. . Re htritsd U> Me hotel veorp Rrnator MrNary, of Oregon, the Republican chairman' which la erorklag on Hie' bill. Th* Prod. droUalect expressed hla earn i t daalre that tk« ntaaaar* be aflact- INO-JAP. g w arn n S K I Ml) Mae. aa Hat**• at sas* *r a n d gkt) 0*«araC%*2■* Arakl, saw war a»ar • Ctklse. #e rsprvlessee sag tra m s m urn Cama-eirn cartrima* ] >• od"t»M?»ewlen;"crTTWirnT»'Wrir lined la be kJDed by a -. Hoover veto. ) * } In another af a earita'of cep* faranraa In which the’farm relief nroblam bulkad Jarga, «he Fraeldent-alret exchanged view# with Edward A. OTfagl, toraaldent g# lh* American Firm burton M e tsilo a, who Is strongly eppseddto th* cllmlnetle* o f ' tob*M *dS|d hog* from the h*n#/lU o f . | ^ H lot man! plan bill. *t Th* Banat* rammltta* daro'ad itself ta riody of lh* tomplaa MU but hoped .to tackle today the question of whal.commodlUas to Inclada. • o-Amateur G o l f a t c h e s Will Be Jap P l a n e s Bomb Chinese Inflicting Heavy Punishment 'Junior High Five TaiesGamegWith EreshmAn Outfit war* ■unable Wt atop; }h# Jonlor NiffW, School All-BUr* wha ware rdWrttad IT Uf « rictor* In a garb* at tha Hlth *#hoal aadltod l tha h • parkting (Continued From Pag* On*) arise and Instead them to "think seriously before proceeding far­ ther" in th* direction of military and acoporqic rnorammta against Japarl. Although the foreign minister spoke .In tha house of pear*, h* equally addraaaml th* audlanca of world statesman who ara anxious­ ly watching th* war cloud* ,ra r north China, line# hla apaach was telegraphed to ovary major capital for dissemination. . Count Uchlda declared Japan bkllavad th* kuomlntang. (Chin#*# nationalist) congress haa ba'kad a poeltlv* campaign against Javan. ‘ H# riaifljs indicated Japan will loin In "th* teak of maintaining pane* anti order" In tho pravlnai of /tho!, tad concluded by making a bid for ^recognition that tho conatrurilf* forte of Japan I* the mainstay of tranquility In this part of tha woitd." Throughout Javan army roerrit# •bogan- rwportlag thair stations yastarday (a abodlonco to a war aWR* daelalaa whleh la aaposted t« larm ao by M pore ml Japan1* watipqwtr Ht Mbachrira. y .A spokesman fp rtb a war office anhoanebd tbs army antbaritlc* fraahraan had. daajdad to dlapatch a aarikm W», la*- jd tb# rtgvlar 199J icaacripka lmmedlataU to kg* command af Oca; Nabuyoahl Mgto, th* stipram, mU- Celery Mtirket Reports RATES Through courlsny of lh* U, B. Department of Agrirulturo In co-operation with the Floridi State Mnrkcllng Bureau, It. R. Winfrey, Banford rcproHentntivc. j 26, instead of Oil* waak on Thura- was haataaaas for th s afternoon tcraitlng talks. day aa previously announc'd. LONGWOOD A mkattag on "Beautification" | Air. and Mrs.-Harvey and two Mrs. t. II. MKNICK | chililn n. who hav* be«n at th# will be held Jan. 27. Missionary circles of th* Meth­ home uf Mr. ard Mrs. Durant, left . Monday foe u viait In Uradanton. odist Churrh mat Monday afterFturkli They expect to .return to Lak* Ill Mlaaionary Cirri* mal T o u t —II Mary trier. •.*, * lay aft*muon a t Hi* pasMr. and Mr*, ft. E. Weatkr and son* war* guests at a party t u t •Tutsday night a t "Wlcblla LoJgo"i wir.irr.-hnins af Mr. and Mrs. J» and Grapevilk ThomaY on (laldsn Ink# about gg Upsala ' M_ ■ lin ifl I m la At ■ IMf’VU guayls from Urlaado and Hanftrd ware praxmt. After a bar bosuo plnnrr lh* W aiter trothar* »*v* * The Grimes family has moves! a muskal program, after wUMr from th , Rabun piaca Into th* gamaa and dancing ware anJoyOsfc house arar* lh# form er. Hutton • ' • .» . A troop of. Utrl Scout* we* plant. Tha Dorcas Olrcl* will meal as organ lied last | Tuaa-fay at lb# Horn; of Mr*. . *. TRrtt# with Mrs. usukl In January at the horn* of Mrs. Leonard Vihlcn where w* ed In by a ' largo .company on True a* Scout leader. always b a r, auch a splendid time. Wadrtefthy «t Bunnyshad* Park S U the ladles • tntaraatod in-'oer with Mf.. llcrrold, Mr»- Hender­ iamb work a n Inrlud to attynd. OVIEDO son ami Hr*. Dolph on lh# com­ Th* frlaada of Mr. and Mr*. Ed­ mittee' of arrangfmanti. gar HJsydom, of Daytona, ar* Mias AliUa U Vlgne spent th# Dr..and Mrm/.W. J, Carpantgr *orry ta learn that "Tooklo", thair IHltil w ire lu<iulr>. i w n . k l alow. huirSai n u ll an d a lla M Ir v n l i r . Ita n a ra llt x<“ *-t a u s llly sknaclna •<Hl«a a a tr* f s l r l r w»li l.l.arhcl adW lL jI'U .lM da f. ii. k. u su a l I s r s ix r w r l S L 10 Inch e ra ta a Individually w k a a .J. *•* d o a l f t , a -la d o t I #*; 4 d o a v ary faw sa les I I* -1 11. t'lir p A » N '- > ''l i n : I'a ll. 4t dag raaa, rluudy. 2 1 'alir. 2 Via. a rilv a d : I* r a r a »n ir a rk . , H uppllss tiMalyrslK ita m a n l’ Ilakl. m a rk e t ■lull. F lorida la lack c ra la a . w a lk e d UsBmsvJA nfng. K ' ,f- " , i ; Mrs. W. J. Lawton # 1 * vcry'IU for a faw day# thli w rik wtth a heart attack, but la aomo what lpi* 'proved at thin tlma. * u .i. Chrstar Partin,, a prominent ealary grower of th# Partin Broth* era, waa stricken last S atard lt with parelyaia of th a , rig h t. alffr. Sin'* then th# lift iWaJkM.aUn brrnind paralyaed. Theta,aeam* Ur b , no Imp* for bin rrcovarf. Dr. Jmt Mra.' Hopklna, • of A insari' are vialtiag thair IW r*. IL Cl. Rmllh. *' by ono Who really knows k*W. Prlgg*. Jawricr, Mag. Av*. ISO I. IfTialla. I'nlumlioa I. u. i I LICENSE TIME—Auallft 1933 tag _ l&M, Real A Sana, Dealer*. »-HbiiwSui TEA.AND ~ COFFEE MEM—R ig ■rateable tompapy tw 4a g Wor* v modlatriy. Prariop* aspori bat matt b* physically wtellng to aarrk ) 2U0 •am en on regular route past two week* visiting frDnda in' attended a Wb*nan*a : flraparaac* Mrating in SanfaH Monday at** Ht. PetersburgTh*'Tourist Clab put w t' the rrnrrani at th# mealing of Now England folks In Orlando Monday night. Tha erogram given waa aa folloarat Original T«>#m by Mr*. Kilbarn, read by Mr*. Croabyj Musical sketch, Mr. and Mrs. C. Whlttemorr; raiding, Mr*. F. II. Kanar/j quartet, R; IL Blake, C. 11. Whlttamara, W, McCalUy, 0. W. McDowalli riolln aolo, Elal# Tie#: riadlrtg Margaret MatUwwat fart*. /Tb# Dswtar’a , A**UU#t." C. tYalttgmore. H. HIak*. D. lelghtim. W. -MrCallay. Many inrmb'ts from her# Bttasdcd lh# rnt-rtal HAV* YOUR . WATCIL rapairrd S M A L L S UM IS ALLOTTED F O R DRY LAW WORK MARRIKD “BOWLING NOTES" ' D k k I 't . l d W. 8. TV.roUrn re re high bowler* when ri* moriWta tt th c r jo a lo f Imw-fca* laH ri b r itlta g ia a a m*t at the local alien last Right. Thla team Miss Louisa Brawn la.>uhatter m M taachaf In tha Ovla W i f o r a fow d a n W r**l inline Marpm--*. e Fm An. Fa n u ll pM Artfear Paft lurnfd racantly-from a boat* tf. ThoraUa high ladlvljuai US. ra.8 .1',-. -TaoHat Oah k t a .*« ’ll ju ui & irf •” * TT. 'ilW* S i— m1— if a t#WMM id 1 0 mM # a M 'K f _ _____ i . j.'p / . . ----- a • a .. t �:r ~ •A, MONDAY. JANUARY 23, 1933 About Debts te Sanford HOOVERS P FOR S A L E S I n c o m m e n tin g u p o n P r e s id e n t- f le e t R o o s e v e lt's r e c a n t d e c is io n to c o -o p e ra te w ith P r e s id e n t H o o v e r in r e - o p e n in g t h e q u e s tio n o f w a r d e b f s e ttle m e n ts w ith G r e a t B r it a in , t h e T a m p a T r ib u n e la m e n ts th e u n d e r ta k in g o f s u c h n e g o ­ t i a ti o n s a n d r e g r e t s t h a t .Mr. R o o se v e lt h a s m a d e h is f i r s t m is ta k e , " N a t u r a l l y th e people o f t h e d e b to r n a ti o n s a r e h a p p y " , s a y s t h e T rih u n e . " A s f o r t h e p eo p le o f th e U n ite d S t a t e s t h e y w ill b e d is a p p o in te d t h a t t h e in c o m in g P r e s id e n t h a s a c c e p te d t h e p o liry o f th e o u tg o in g d e f e a te d a n d d is ­ c r e d ite d P r e s id e n t. T h e re i» no re a s o n fo r ta lk in g a b o u t t h e e x p r e s s e d Ih ro ia o lv c n an Itcinir rtpposed to can cel la lin n . B o th fa v o r e d M g o tia tio n a lo o k in g to a rc a a o n a b le r e - a d j u s t m e n t o f lht» d e b t p ro b le m . B ill P r e s id e n t H o o v e r w o u ld h n v e t h e s e n eg o tiatio n !* u n d e rta k e n b y a c o m m is sio n a p p o in te d b y h im s e lf I n .c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e P re s id e n t- e le c t a n d ^ w llh th e a p p ro v a l o f C o n g fn M ; w h e re a s M r. R o o s e v e lt w o u ld c o n d u c t th e n e g o tln tio n n d ir r c lly th r o u g h t h e n t a t a d r p u r t m e n t. . I t h n a b e e n a g r e e d t h a t S e c r e ta r y H tim n o n s h a ll m a k e o v e rtu re * to th e B ritis h g o v e rn m e n t a t o n c e . I t neem n to u* t h a t th in I* t h e m o a t e n c o u r a g in g d e ­ v e lo p m e n t in t h e effo rt.* o f o u r g o v e rn m e n t to w a r d c o m ­ MONDAY. JANPrfRY 21. I9U b a t t i n g t h e d rp re n a io n d u rin g th e p a s t s e v e ra l m o n th * . I t ia a m o a t d if f ic u lt m a t te r to m -ru re ro -o p e ro tiu n b e tw i i n o p p o a itin n p a r tie s a t a n y tim e . W ith th e b i t t e r n e s s o f th e r c r r n l c a m p a ig n s till f r e s h in th e i r m in d s, a n d w ith t h e g o v ­ Com m it thy way unto the Lord; e rn m e n t g e n e ra lly n t n |s» in t o f s t a g n a tio n a w a iti n g n run al«i> m h im ;’ ami ha shall c h a n g e in a d m in is tr a tio n , it se e m s to us n o th in g s h o r t o f ring it in pass.—I’salm 37:;i,fi. Am It h T it A YflttNll IIAN Let hint who years for peace of days fnrrgo The happlnr i of a life of love can krlcg; Who has not known tha warmth of love can know Hu chill of graying embers per.lahltig. Whi, ha* not krnnvrr Ihe tmreh o f loving h*ni|) Fan feel no loss when Ihe eager pulse h still; Ilia day i will pass like Autumn from tlv lands, G rully anil t-almly with lha win­ ter's will. F o r-th e ir ahall rnme a time, a ceilnin day, When lip.) th at sought your own ■ha.ll arek no nturr, When eye* you Ivacned to lova will look away, And hand i you cherished shall Whrim ing falls Ilka atona upon the mind. i pi-ware <d love, and you will never 4 Xhnre tfrmi- day when time standi still ami h»pe gnes Mind, A sorrow greater- then a god ran bear. tly Anderson M. tirragsa. 1Continued From raff* Owa| there I* no such thing as baiaaclsg th a budget aice p t on paper tempo­ rarily. “Tha proposal has bean raid# to cut gorurnm ant expenses IS04,000,000. T hat la a wins proposal. It la than prnpoaod to rats* ftOOr 000,000 by Incraaaa a f ta ie s, tha aelea tax. T hat D a cruel pro­ posal in lh a light of diminishing profit*, fad in g prices and decrease of purchasing power. At a time when iirulrfs-ennaumptlon b a mal­ ady which menace* oar whol« sorial structure, tbsre ran ha no Justification for aggraratlog the malady. " If v , can not stabillsa prices, In lay un a ta le s tax which strike* at th««e leant able to pay la to airrn tu a te th e fall In prices and ill-courage ad d decrease purchas­ ing power. We are traveling In a w riiiin circle tow ard economic colInp-e. "In I9?.l I ho national income was about IHS.ltno.OOO.noO; In 1WJ, shout |:i7/tl»0,i»00,0(KI. Our national i .rawustdtaWt-FhaV^hr^ri'r^’lFflrtmTIhTjmHTu. »t^n^*K7-V -nrfiTiw-w,u-ir*iTjnTr;^Jr't:ni;; l u r > nf Hie pesiple, city, state an I to g e t h e r o n a n y th i n g . A m i y e t th e im p o rta n c e o f s u c h co­ o p e ra tio n r a n s c a rc e ly l « m in im ized in v iew o f t h e e x t e n t to w h ic h w a r d e b ts art* a m a jo r c a u s e o f th is w o rld -w id e d e ­ p re s sio n . A a a re s u lt o f th e W o rld W a r n p e c u lia r s i tu a t io n d e ­ v elo p ed in I hi* c o u n tr y w h ich h a s b eco m e m o re a m ! m ot e a g g r a v a t e d u n d e r I h e p o licies o f t a r i f f p ro te c tio n a n d f o r ­ e ig n in v e s tm e n ts w h ic h h a v e c h a ra c te riz e d o u r lu ilio n u l g o v c r n n ie u t d u r i n g t h e p a s t t i r r l v r y rn r * . W e tv -ris t h e w o rld ’s g r e a t e s t e x p o r t n a tio n a n d b e c a m e it* g r e a 'e s L c r e d ito r . W h e th e r th e ite m f o r m m id c r a ti o n In w a r d » b ts , fo r e ig n tr a d e , o r in t e r e s t o n in v e s tm e n ts , th n flow o f m o n e y is a ll to w a rd t h e U n ite d .S tate* . T h is flo w , w h ic h in th e fin a l a n a ly s is m u s t h e n e ttle d in g o ld , lm s g o n e o n u n til t h e c u r rfn c le n o f e v e r y . o t h e r m a j o r r o u n f r y in th e w o rld , e x c e p t F r a n c e , h a v e b e e n c n m p le tH y u m b rm in t'il. ir w im id e r aany n y yyeur e u r Dir a s t tw eJv u yytt nnr*, r* , wo If wee I'u cun*i(k*r fnr th th«e ppast twelve H im! t h a t t h e re » t o f th e w o rld o w e s ns m o rm o n * b a la n c e * li f t e r o v o ry th in g h a s b e e n to k e n In to c o n slilc ru tiu ii. In I'k'IO, f o r in s ta n c e , fo r e ig n c o u n trie n p tir th a s e d m o re ro m n irs lilie * in t h i s c o u n tr y th n n w e piircliiiHeti nlirniitl by $8l)l,l)00,DtHi. T h e r « t t o f t h e w o rld a ls o ow ed n* $(>1 <>,000,000 n* in t e r e a t i h n rg c * o n o u r fo r e ig n in v e tilm c n l* . | 2 l l fOOQ,lMio o n ty n r d e b ltt, nnd. f i t IH,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 T h F vnrlrui* miHrelfuneoii.* item * , T h l* m a k e s a to ta l o f 11,876,000,000. To offitet this, nr in other -ivnril.t, Ihe methtHl by which Ihe world paid its nuch n huge sunt, whs by tnuriat expentlilure* abrnnil, amounting to $60-1,000,000; remitImnes whit h immigrant* in this country sent back home, to the extent of $166,000,000; unit by shipment* of gold amounting h> f276.000.onn. Thn mini of then* Hems rcuchr* the figure I f $1.096.0(H),000; thus the world still owed us $780,000,000. It could not pay this sum In currency because un Jnlcr- national, to g eth er with the Interi ir’fnlling due cn private indebted­ ness. We have already reached the point when, mnavurrd against Inlerr-it and taxrw, the income of Ih r nation I* ahsiut tern. “To put a ta x on tha poorer people until we hate done some­ th in g to rtlve an d stabilise tha prices of cuinmoilitiea is not wise from an cronumht standpoint, and nor laity, It I* art Jnlipiity. "A t the prrsent time we are on the gnl,I standard Jn this country. The rest nf the world, ' except France, which, owing to certain reasons not n errata ry to discus* here does not alfedl, greatly our aliiiatton, I* on a managed cur­ rency bash. While" our dollar clim b* In value, th rlr currency | ■ urcoinmndatrd to their economic situation. The rr*ult I* that we a re wot only Inning our foreign m arkets, hut we are losing our domestic markets. "Im portant line* of huelnes* are actually being cl need I w a u u they can not compote la tha markets with tha product* coming in and deluging our homa m a ik tta from countries on a cbaapar currency basl*. "The fiih business on tha Pacif­ ic coast la balng literally ruined. The count,D* off the gold ataaoard a re literally takiag over the fish Induitry. “Th« farm er also la feeling the effect of the competition In the tam e way. Other im portant lines of induttry feel the effect of it. T o talk about balancing the budget and laying on heavier taxes without a n y ’ accompanying pro­ gram to meet this situation It to Invite further depression, further Mistress, if not som ething w nne." President Hoover, In a special message to Cengresa last Tuesday, recommended a general sales t a i blanketing all commodities except food and* cheap cothlng. lie sai l this was the best available mean-, of balancing the budget. (Contiaued Front l*aga Onsl payers than a t present. It is known th at (iovemor Shultz has given much ItfouRh ami study tn some nf the bar m m ntlltlee’* rrcommenilalinn*, and while there is likely In I f big oppoiiition friuu political fartiona, the governor made the elimination of the political faction* one of th,. main planks of the pisiform on which hi* wBiTTfectnl. The report as presrnlrtl to the bar association by Mr. Ilimmi for the rom m itlre which was in■triictnl tn lay the . recatmncmlati ii before the next legislature, folic \rs: "Your aprclal rom mlttee appomieii to make recoin mentis lion i for eh an itn in Ihe ennnUtuthin uni statute* uf the state nf Florida for the promotion of reummiy amt e ffic ie n c y 's local guvrrnm ent in Flnrhla, afkL with particular ref­ erence to conTMidatinn uf cily an-l county Koverninent, - laporloT "F irst: The committee is con­ vinced that the e.*rahliahment nf n county huilgvt mmmi*nlun '• In We stippoie If r,ing»Me |r flate* Jhe clirrtrey. P will be with the' Long giren. ll W^hice. '• rJ *° f - M 'jt. a^inilng nau-i t>f the pavt > )1aw bays Is th, dlspaDh ...................finm SANFORD» TWENTY YEARS AGO Foma day* ago C'apt. K- F.. intrillg'm)* tT Ih rlr fa th rr'a Whitnar, w ho.fos tha paat algid death. Mrs. Fndnr P u rlrit Is looking years ha« been aopnlntemlenl of # forward with pltasure to a visit tha Florida Hospital for the In-i from hrr mother, Mrs. L. C. Ekh* ■am* at CHxltihmaHee, tendered nrr, of ilaltlmurr, Md, who la ex­ Ida reglioallpn. The tmard of cum- pected to arrive In Geneva ncxl n------- -— tnUxipncra ut stata yosUwJf>iia\lo- jb flax*—U----— _ Mra. Fred Yejkya and.children. .dBy iaab I f Uw matter o( >»ieel- of JecVsonrillr, an*. gue»ta of Mr. hrother, Hraxtun Parkin., laft Haj- and Mra. J . It. Huddleaton a t th«lr lluns wata before Ihr board, that homa in Geneva. f t . Th* grand prise far laagoMI- of Uon. Worth W. Trammel, of _ H . T, S cbaftr,. proprietor of th* ^ e a n t.la x . levies fftll go . la Lake PettOKola, atm Dr. Ralph N. Keystone Bakery, ha* rettime)! jJ Y u th If a petition for g per- Greene, at prearnt tha chltf phy­ home a fte r a two werke cruls* on "ew ptory w rit of mandatne* -ti sician of tha hoapttat. Tha board the Bt. Johns nivar w ith hta ■jpaided aeklaff fer a sufftetent •tactad Mr. Traaamell aa superin­ brother-in-law, a C p t W. J . New­ "Tivy ta pay all principal and In- tendent to succeed Capt. Whltner. man, of Crescent ICty. F. N. Estrldg*. of Cameron AvLi W ist and railing fer ••lev y of [AdP‘ mills. We armtld like to ate «nua, and Jama* 7la*kln». of Cal■pvfh a levy made sometime (la ery Arena*, are cutting aam# 4dm* other plat* beside* Sanford) •pltndld eatery, and Wt W. Miller NANAIMO, B. C.—A two-year• lit al«o n it some fine celery this Vjutt to aeo what would happen. old pot buck drer suddenly want |A ( .) . i ■ 0 .) ■— . week- . Th# officers of the Ladles' Aid wlkl and attacked n yuuag woman Sv Fleet' m aneuvers- ! • the Pacific - a t the preaent tlaaa aovuiat large­ have Wen sleeted for th* coming 3h* Wg* onrad by officer* who ly pf * simulated attaak-apaa th* year aa' follow*: Mrs. J. C, EllaB h tc ifk coast ky a r* "aaamy la- worth. president; lire. C. C. Mor- vadai’" and ID defense . i>r 'he rta,. vlca-proeidant; Mra. Edward tjlh F A lB ADVANTAGB fovea/*. lk- ka paetleqW ty Sapp, arc rotary and treasurer; aad Mr*. W. W. Britt, dhetalant I0LA. K iU r- H w r UptU will ahorvk of the United S u t,» •acrotary aad tiaaaurar. W** ChaiW# HtUon tnUrUin ' r i - M r . Il Reach that pullc* ar* not ^'.V-Anly atagiog a war against gam. Fling (what, right In lh* mlddla of ^ (h ta v a a u B T ) huk also a rru trd 1 'V’j paipinV who apprar on lha put ltd - 4 ' a lrv rti wanting only tha luwvr > J >f«rl nf thvlr -balbiag tulU. W* Prafaeaor J . Futktne ang hD TRY NEWZO r - r Itrkm * Feet. Kc(*ma- Tat. i-r, lima VY,irm* «ml alt ahla Irrllslloa* or Insect tlites. os.t*r nu-nst l.nch gtierao<ve, it not sarlrffrtl. fo r sata a t Toucirroprs HANFOUD DRUG CO. B a r Association Urges Change In State System The fray It Innta now, Ihe walla r seeks the buyer ami Ihe buyer the cellar Westnn Leader, We had always thought that Ihe *spn*aaioii "lame duck" teferrrd tlticed. G o ld sh ip m en t.* , u n d e r no c o n c e iv a b le s t r e tc h o f th e to th r legs, but now we umler island that it nppliri lu thr hrad. -m a g in a tiu n , c n u ld m a k e u p th e d if fe re n c e . O b v io u sly so m e re d u c tiu n * m u s t b e m a d e tut th e c r e d i t sid e u f o u r in t e r n a ­ Untie F u n »rttl both hi* dough tio n a l le d g e r. W e tin n o t Ih'H oyi* Dint U n cle S a n t sh n u ld p ln v S n n ia buy* and hi - duugli tn l.m Itrili Fra tin-. Ill* ilnugli S((U)S tu havi r i a u n f u r t h e fu ll n n tu u td o f t h e w a r d e b ts . Bill so m e s a c r i­ found n prr-uanrnt huiua nvei fices h e re m u s t lie n e c e s s a ry a lo n g w ith t a r i f f a d ju s tm e n ts tlu r r __ llu-lmi Tlrrahl. a n d I n t e r e s t re d u c tio n * on A m e rlrn n fo re ig n in v e s tm e n t* If a n y d e g r e e o f tr a d e a n d eco n o m ic stu b ijU jt is I " In* re s u m e d . In Y rarar hj* n plstnl »-|uai| wh>-r« C a n c e lla tio n o f th o w a r d e b ts ( n tp F u o Ibn* lia s n u k ed fu r ‘ ■the 1-111*1 a n i tuah* rxpert marksth is ) w o u ld n o t s e t tl e th e w h o le p ro b le ra .X iu t th e i r s c a lin g T tsy s-W p Vnvrvpiipvr hra-lltrra. d o w n a n d re m o v a l fr o m th e re a lm o f iK ilitics w ould a id m a ­ ' h i- -)* , i tMjl-l *vvm tn indlrate ; lb- a’ -nMny Is n knack whlrh te r ia lly in r e s to r i n g n o rm a l b u s in e s s co n H itim u . T h e in ­ mnrl girl* atip lr* rradlly enough c re a s e In A m e ric a n In c o m e s «* a r e s u lt o f I In* re v iv a l o f w o rld tr a d e w o u ld m o r e th a n o f f s e t th e loss o c c a sio n e d b y iuimrdlktrly after marriage. a re v is io n o f w a r* d e b ts . In v iew o f th e s e re n d itio n s , w e tin n o t b e lie v e t h a t a n y 'th e world will audio broadly aa ft trail* thr remarkable wmdi uf c r itic is m o f . I 'r e s id e n t- e le r t R o o se v e lt's re c e n t a c tio n i-j i the Japene*,. ndnDter nf foreign j u s ti f ia b l e , a n d w e c a n n o t u n d e n t a n d how it s in c e re nm l affaire who Inslala that unleaa the e n lig h te n e d n e w s p a p e r lik e th e T a m p a T rib u n e c a n la k e th e Chine** quit picking un Japan, dire Y con»rqium r« will reiu lt. If Jppan - le ts mail enough, for Instance, J She might eren Invade tome Chl- every enuety of the d a ta similar to that provided by he 1931 legis­ lature for the counties of Duval and Hillsborough, will m aterial­ ly promote efficiency and economy In county government thronghnut' the state op Florida. The comnrll tee h is urdvrtzLen to d ralt an act of hii ehsracler, and favors the ensctm rtit thereof by the leg­ islature. which D attached to aud m ale a part of this report. “S to m J: Tire commit lee favors tf y nomination of county cumin lxsionem di ilrictj in the counties by county-» id - vote. \ grncral act X only good cigarette. . . that the makers of Cheaterfiald Cigarettes are the only ones who can buy good tobaccos and manufac­ ture cigarettea scientifically * . .w o u ld be nothing short o f foolish. F o r all tobaceo Is sold in open auctions —where anyone can buy H he will pay the price. E ven the machines on which differenl.cigarettes arc madcLorc a lik e .— -------This much, however, is true! By using the rigi t Hindi of Turkish and Domestic to­ baccos in just t i t right proportions . . . by blending and cross-blending them together in the most careful way;. . . w e make Chest­ erfield what smokers say It i a . . . a cigarette that'awfUgr, that (tftJfe Jsttsr. Just try them. CkmtwfitU Ma4h hrtfnm —Bv«ry night ex­ cept Sundty, Columbia coMt-to-coMt Network. lit lli<* munifi-.-l prejudice of lb. ruur.ly a* ,1 a hnlc. Tin* committee' Mihitiiiii h o r v t l k a* i» part of it * report mi nppToptinlt- legislative a r t |irnviillll,- for Ibi- niuilliiutlull of itM-iubcra of hoard of ciiiinty runiiiii.iilulu t > In nil ruunth . of 1 he niinmiUi** t hr refill)* hellcv* llist tin IP.'vt tun of tin* b tri bill:n*. rhunlil-submit In tin- vlwtor* tot lh- tat,, an amendment to the inn- lillltlun makimr pormi the i-liili* liv connty-whl.* \uli-, "Third: In t t r M u pail- of tliU nitnl Still-- , lltrrr i-xi ■> n n>u»■>]illation uf county mut munici­ pal yinrrnuirnt. In Mitli- li'-la|icr* iu Ii chii-uilklntliin i: nimph Itw h rtr th r ! uun.larhn of Ihr rnnnty and the municipality coincide, a-, fur example, in tin- witter- uf 1‘hllnilelphi* un i New tlrli-nr*. In other In-Inner , where the hntiiulnfiea uf tin- municipality il.t rut inrluih- nil .of the y,nutty ao-a. a*. t o r « I 1M|fr<*,' I h~l KeVTl !c* *ofT.» * A n c rli- nu.I Ib-ncrr. "T hr cuntnilllre fm ■ prepared nml nmke n part ul tfife* r't-ott I hi- r r p u jt. The wmtsurp refereed to In nml suihmUU'i! with Ibi* report appear In lb*- Committee In Is* ulWS o t >i.M antling tiny''(lance, and the i umuiitt-u rrri-iiunrftil • th.il tht* irp u it, tmjrtln i with nl lra-t the t wn prop*- - I constitutional uiuri.ilm ent. herewith fuh lulttcd, br licUr,), If, -Ik r-rW a te ttCnv Ju u in st. l>» ll"- rml that Ihry mi*> receive rnnsMerafion by 'be Birin* It-r* nf Ih r bar nml tin t their view may l«* ciiinmutTlcste-l with rr .|w .t therein to the memher- of tin- npprnnvhlrtg re-d u n of the FinriiU h-td-lature." M artini Garage W, 1st Street * Frank I.ewia an,| Martin have tba aapariewew and equipment to do your lob. Sec u* and save mtinry. GOOD WILL RADIO SERVICE Have Your Classcfl Fitted Hew 1 1! |t edited p r i c e on single vision nod Kryptok Irnse. ADS ill shi-Ii and modern gold tilled frames. l)r. Ilrnrv Mcljulln, Jr, OPIUM Kt'ULST I I I Park A te. I 'R I N T I N G IVa are equipped to product first class lob work a t tha lonral po-albla prices. Diva oa • - tr ia l.-------- *— 1 Herald Printing Co. i'hona ItS �z^ '* ' - . ’*• V-* *- *i ' •v "• -■ ■ B H n M S IS r-. n m SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, JANUARY 23. 1933 HE1V (IflCItg I10MK Social Arid Personal MARGARET PETERS. Society Editor P e r s o n a ls I# nut again a fte r being 111 a t liar hur aeon Park Avenue for ■ abort time. JA P S RENEW I ItlrilM O N D . V a- Jan. 23. AIR ATTACK Richmond » J i pfs*p*tsed y, th e prd>w • ON C H I N E S E . ^ : ; it,*ualof hum* for AT M1LANH WEDNESDAY Telepnone: SA TA n - - a ru tilated circus pet formers a t* (rc n lfn u n l from I’anc Ore) fei.o e of nitlloral n lfe ta h of nm>c lire jLinnini; t,* fitter *l«,f jib . c irru s paints *o<i b inner* M*vn* Hut ium th«* rh ainitiinrii tub of A m enta. Ti**rtNii» mi«l Ivlpltu! rwtilf. j Tbr »*f lit I'Him -* , TWO DROWN FI) iom m an'ln'* nt n h.l*f n*»r Iv p .i rin rnleii, tillhn j^rh (ttrV; nml ltu*i h, ir OTTAWA. Jail. T\. > ', | K ' cnmmarul- hyui v:wt%-r ?«• f»—ftl Iliovoil to have taken the , w r o if J It h Irtii'v n l hki'Iy IlN-ir ittihu ' , u , l aero - M itirrgor la k e , j tlfltg U i'll n t1*i' v i'f I lir* catty y o le n la y mooning. llard U • %%iti lit*'! U'fiirp th r f‘i' ,,f O ttaw a. ntt,l W1IHamilton. Jkin.N pinw luirtli Aii»i lum llatdw I-. I.f J.I, k ottvilW. If th r i»it»*ntinn » \ » *»n r»»’*l iH P h i. dtovo |I mu car into Ihe ley •IffFFDi pha’ll* »'f t!u* j wrif* iliMfiiVr ill n r In* Inn in! in tit*' «i r ■i r* a-f Rlanehe River and w f t .rowf!4*vl. iitw'whank** ut | ;i i iciiuoriui!*r* S o cia l C alendar Mr. and Mr*. C. II. R ekinon MONDAY and ion, Teddy, have rvtufncl hospital from H acktiuack, N. J, wh rr John Molly la The Sunbeam Hand of the F irst In Jarkaonville. ItaptKt <|'h,irch will meet a t T::tO they apent a ftw 'w eek*. o’clock a t Ihe church. Dr. H arry 8 -.Woodruff motored Mr*. Carl Houser, of Kissimmee, The Dependable Cl*»* „ f the Lie*■burg today for the day. U the guest 0f Mr. and M r,. F irst Methodist Church will meet H arry r . McMullen, 200 Maple at 7:110 o'clock a t the home of F. W. Bendtr is ipendinx aev A vfpte. Mr*. D. D. .South, 2010 Maple eral dny* In N«w York City. Avenue. The R. A. of the F ind lluptist Friends of Mrs. Ila rry C. MrPhilip R. Mach and Heorge K. I'hurch will meet a t 7:30 o'clock 51. !!*n uad Mn*. H arry C, Weaver Thor»t»n apent the week end Ini Will teyret th a t they ate ill at »t the church annex. Mgmauta. Circle Number Fight of the their home, 200 .Maple Avenue. First Baptist Church wilt meet ut Mr*. Leon LaLonde has a* her | “ ~ H'W o’clock with Mr*. K. L. Hite, ? B & n b r a short time her aUler, Mr*- 3,anr Higgins i* expeeted 117 l-aurvl Avenue. Mis* Daisy llugbea, of S a t a m t a f c . l W e d n e s d a y from WillisWEDNESDAY. Qt> j ton to spend some lime here with The Sarah P ark er Mcthwli-t _____ I her' daughter, Mr*. Ralph It. Orphanage Club will meet at 2:.'I0 Friend" of tli»i J. r . Mitrhell 5lil-hrl Wight, Kmith ftanford Avenue. o'clock nt the home of Mr*. T. W. will ho ( I x l to Icnrn that »l»* IMr. nod Mrs. Hen r* n lW ll n rr W ,l,hw ** ' f - " » k ■bio to 1«> out agniu nfler n ctexport..,I to telu rn Tm-ulay or brr* , r c " " krJ ,u lAkr lh*" tM “ We.lnc day front Miami Itcittli ^ .". *’ I,’!-.rT-m s“ - w < t i — ' t * wl The*- tuiiiotial nt \nnkitiir »• Itilinut1'* t.« iwnv%» Itrln nl tin* ectiit*, *ii|»|nwfillY Rtmdiljr In crf»«ii}if t Mna'* »! frn t * an I h.iiMin r up ofTrrjilve power-, all mint’ll *U m rrtim r Japan wHen thr> art" Jlicsi?tttly an*I w Uni tin* »u p**rtunity arriY* . nMtiy irlltv r w,ar im rrn h . T hr Jafuini>'<r Inii* **’*luMi'*ihi*il .1 ■eparnt^, ■si,.“ ftk-J . ^ . ^ i , . ^ iT w iti m id ......... COtM hl.ting pl# e iitg .Irtpunr*. military tensors In llm Chines** i ustoifier, foreign di'pal lo -aid, nddinv that Ihe laoaee-e were ron oterlng incurimrjillnit nf .-hanhniktvan into Mao. htikt • r,lN AyJtlllnry will lake place N. J . la apemling some tim e here end Mrs. T. Alien Jane* for a ut the t omtutmity Ccntrr. • s the guest of (ieorge Thurston. Imrt time, FRIDAY. IVeal Hide. The |iinni> pupils o f M in .Mar­ M. ami Mrs. A. II. AM ml-r, of Mrs. .M. S. Jidibins, of Phila­ lla> k rn v n h , N. J., spent n sherl garet li .n n will give * ircital at delphia, ha* at rived lo spend Ihe lima here f r iir n ln y li fnrt* ynini; H:l."» o'clock nl th r Woman'* Club. w inter acason here at the Holly- to Orlamt,, for a ’ shurt time. T hey rlan to r l*mi her* ni xt wevk to burst on Park Avenue. spend a immth. ■i ----- - \ t l l u J U r y KUanketh '.David* ha* H -* .a .*>■•♦ >• Mr. an d Mr*. T. IT. Kckerson) turned homo alte r w|>rii'ltnic last !f tin- mimt-c ojf n «i*rvatiion to Ja r. 2d. Helpful week In Orlando wllh her tinele m e exi«-tl d t.i arrive m xt Sun b> | tiM ..x.M t, 'tiggcstions for Ihe g a n le rir on i i.t> I- nnv indication. Central from ll.vkensark, N. J. to spend and aunt. 5lr. and Mr*. K (*. Till­ Flotilla Bolt fun. will rtowil the n short ilni* h ire with .Mr. nn.l what to plant and other problem* ing. were broughP out at the January Ml. I'yinooth tfoir u n i I'n niiy Mr*. I’, IL Fckcison. meeting of Ihe Delaind (i.irdrn i lull course mAt week-end t.ikiri; Mr*. Margaret Zerrenner, of Oilvanli-(v of o 'inii.il Ion rale h r lends id Mrs. Ilia ties llrtim- Cltili Saturday by .Mrs. Kndor CurRnjroune, N. J.. H sp'tiding Hue ev w.lll r, g u t l„ learn lhal ahe is lelt, of (icneva, director of Ibe fm | li.y. night's lydgln/, m il w inter rrasun here with Ibtirheor- it. well n> o cinit-e Unit _ l _ i t i *'r-i iH nl the home of her *i*ler. Sir*. Central District of the Florida F A S T ( ’O M IIL S! Freil Kerrrnner ami John Zetren -Ridnnd Federation of Harden clubs. ft. Head, Snn latnln. 11 -niil lo n> in perfect ri.n<lltit>'i.. Wiiai ilti' lining *mc» e r t t * twr. ■ The meeting was open In tjll Tin- spreitil lain u|i|>lo - to (o il lot Spring I I’ulTv I I ilRfa* Mr*. Norm*, Kv Mclatughlin, aif garden Inert* u*'*wr1t a*"»luli memSaint ay i,flrrniHin, an itulside l i n k '! Ami it jauntv air! Ml*» Joyce Hunt, d a u rh ter of Nnv York City, who hn* h en vis­ tiers and a number of vf*itors ard 11*«»:i* Saturday night, i„m U .i l SI/H Srl.ftr M ftr* ; M r .a n d Mrs. fdim t'l Hunt. (*nk iting M rs. It. A. Newman, Ito-e new mrniliers rnjoyeil the tipjmry,in,rev. nt t ,io|f 1 Avenue, Is d ilr t(, hr o .1 itBmn Court, will spent! Tutaihs* anti luoiiy. »f-hear*,ig-the-di-triet lead■ Join ay. A nn nblcd attraction, . k f l? r .« n . U ln e x i- o f w e e k ■nt- h er Wrdnk tilny w llh J frs . i R M . I ’n p - er ut Ihi, time. Satan Maefu'- l>, wuard A Cnstlemnn mttslenl re' ue hii' I, n Insdml tm; one-day nitacemetit nl the fiiuitli of tt e lir- of piii hume. the 51 Ah in* Wtilnesdny. \ i.o t or _M jM intaineiwilj j t -ent the |,t gram to no,,. u, : , s ,ta u .Mania, worth before returning Thursday The speaker, who was intro­ anuitror tournam ents r t r a c l hy In her home. duced by .Mis. J. W. Hillock, talked hen,llm r of th* ‘bow. Is -hmvu 111 the t iieular In i t it, the Iay,,U| Itbnve. Hu tin tipper light .I !.■ the liiU rsI l liifida Holf l.eugoe Ml«* Dorothy A. Thurston ha* reinformally on her snliject. She He nrr. whbso Imp- .f Satan n • ore of tile out .t nmlim- fe lta rrs of t h . bill. Iteluw ate -t\ «,f Ihe ' will Is' In ' I Sunday afternoon. tinned In her studies at the Anirrstressed the benefit *if the lire Imru,, with Kiyd i I’eurou*, blue, singer, Spe.lalU - iorlude. Fd le C.t tl.iu io , m ,n,-t u ie u u iu ie -! VV. A. DtnC~ouinit|; r r nf the ho lean Rl'liness College In l.aktland O llie r tilyten l h a l Ih e planting 11 octants liring carried nod rmvil'v singer, \i,V e Ihivtnanl, tiiim liatt, 5I.», p , no ' leu mine, dan tt , Mvitle and Rulli, -,,ng u n i tel t:',u raid thnl uioie, than oil a fter spending the wteh 'n ,| here vmmifaUr will Ilk * . on in Ihe public schools, showing dance g u i , att,| the Kserer Imps. T h . Snt.itt Vlttnia I.. v, i , l « o k ,1 a. an u (led ittr m 'o n | . the re g it-1 te / lutom - Imv,- nl"* been te wllh her parents, F in d ruiiirn. A it n u ­ The home of .Mrs. J . R. Itrndick, how Iheoe hrl|Mil the entire fam ­ Inr feature p r l 'iie primr.im of lirnrp, Raft and No v i tit II t„ I’niunioiio.’i ••C ud, Cover Mali", cvive.l, for 111,- “iTlni TntlTif" ll mil vttltii* n l On* low ily it well ti< the rhlldrrn. often M yitlc Avenue, was III,, scene of Mra. H. R. Russell Is rrto v e t. converting the fathers into Ising p rU t1 n f . . . ing at her home i n l’r|" ry Ave­ the teg u lar meeting of Circle nue from injuilcx r.cclvcd In no Number Five or All SouD Catholic ■*gnrdcn minded.” Mi t. C urtail *Uo suggested oov ent i"„ lit,, loot mug. Re.olu mill Ihe . o iiim it'iv itirhid lilt, automobile aceldent yraterday Church held n i Friday afternoon. • loo i were ruo-ideted inpi p f - Mill Hi i It I'alm -r, 5lr-. H I’. During the meeting further plans "fiicedsliip garden*'' in which m oniing. |-i d, to ll'Id u ttonal uni Mdnirtil were made for Ihe Valentine card neighbors exchanged plants and Sw pe, Alt*. Jo t F en is. St., • foe the h s -iy " new c li'tilulloo Mr*. Arch Calhoun anti daugh- in rly nnd dance lu be.glv.'li on culling* to their mutual heneit. Mm. Iti*. - II 55 ill..... . Alt r llobT. Were Imtl d tie coniliiitl, mn ut Discussing material to be '^ p * r . Sir*. Duller Honda, of rnlatkn. Feb. 10 nl the Flhs Club. It wns 5 it Ttt tell, Mi i- lio. II.,kit. •Int Sun isv • ion.. J.C. PENNEY C Q •pent yesterday here n t th r guesl.t decided that r. |iti.gtnm of enter- |iluntv*l ut this season, 5lr». Cur1’iominrot llrlutilii u me,, in' Air", t.mii* ............. ... Alt . Allison of John I). Parker a t hki homo on faltimrnl will he givi n while te- li-tt stressed ihe importance of (Cent I,pud Item I’m:,tine) 212-1! I t E. I n i S I. wild flowers and shrubs wbirli I I I lb loial i‘ e pi lull cimioiitlee, C:tl,i„ r, Mrs. d a .-I 55'idie, \t, Myrtle Avenue. freshinent* were Is irg served. the lleniiirillts ut nine lime do, in th i ii : • • { eeleomioe deb 5lhltw ii.. a, . Roh'l. Plea , may Itsec it red from the w ood. 1 At Ihe eunCllIsImi of all biutlness Ing the day. lo tlo* i jt). I lie rum m ilLea Friends of Mrs, K. tV. CotH-laiul a sei iut peritiil whs enju>isl when She nirnlluned In particular ilex, 51 ,,k 5Vi|, v. uligre '•> in-el-, . will b |.„ i, t . |o -t* ot the rlieriy Inure), Christmas larrlss, will be glad (o learn that «ho i* teflislim cn ts v,eir .'erved hy Ihe sjo k e tmiay ot d o'clock. i a mo Moo,I iv night. 5li . Ftum is Improving nt the Fertutld-laugh- lio. less, assisted hy 5 tn . It. A* viburnum, wux myrtle, rosemary Repmi . „f lom m lllii wiii.li 5I. lamghlPr. v i<r • pr idem of ion Memorial HosplUl whern she ( niiK'iott nnd 51 is. It. A. Cnoierdn, and holly, when permission »«■, met yesteiduy were n u t to the llle Rio, ,'V* |, «lub, , , lulu all "» ‘« n»l'l*nl U* un.Ierwcfjt an operation last week. J r . Those prxsenl wet*: Mrs. Paul I I'ext hi. Mis. N. It. K cnmdy, Mr*, j vocuteil the advunluge of living M. I ldnlir t. Mrs. Frank A lim ,t ‘ hrislmas Dees and urged ric h C. IV. Forrester is improving nicely nt Ihe Orangr (lencrnl Ho*- 5lrs. ft. C. Fellows, 5lrs. F. K. member of the Harden Club to N o A dvana* pilot in Orlando wlter he un for­ Roumlllat, Mrs. It. Cameron, plant a I trust one In her yard since Mich tires uibU*l lu the benuiy of went nit operation le d \»e*'k. lie Mrs. R. A. Cumerotjs, Jr., ami Mr*. I ' l jii A tlm is s iiiii the garden atl year us well u* ut la r x reeled to return here the J. K. Hradlck. the holiday season. first part of this week. The next tins'1ling nf tlir circle •rvttinlv M tm iltl Ncc tl I'ictiiri1 fur livt'rvhndv ;iml Evert In The speaker jvolntrd to Ik* wis­ will be held on Thotsday nfterdom of planning now for the sum­ Mrs. II. II. Steven* I* aide to m en i-t H:IMJ o'clock at th e home r. mer gulden ami planting leetls of •■V shrubs ami other m aterial. With her she brought a number of sperImens of sh ru ls suitable for planting in n lock garden. Serifs,i sortida, egrmood*I, wedella *r,l / many other plants wrre suggeited At th* concluilon nf Mr*. Curlett's talks, a tpueslion box was teat, red. Tim speaker gave ex­ PR EM E M IOCS IATt HAItV 0. IOWA101, UICNMOHT. NIW VOIK cellent advice on m aty subjMts jtertaining to gardens which were usked by club members. Mrs. Curiett Speaks Heforo Del^and Club Very Smart Cotton Frocks Mt. Ply mouth To Hold Pro-Amateur Tourney I COTTON FROCKS Grad irk Home Scene Of Circle Meeting O r l a n d o Mecca O f Democrats In S t a t e M e e t I I WELL To-Night Tiicsclny DAWN ttitjfain iV L w e n e e d ' a B ig C a r!" S OF TOM ORROW S A L E CONTI M I S TO DRAW THE CROWDS— IX tZA IItTril S MORE EXCITING D A Y S ( I E M O N E V SAVING F O R T H RIFT Y lilJYERS. its. MARIU'llY DEAD NEW YORK, J»n. J J — UVI— Kliiatwth Mutlmry, th r s liir s l ptoI tlucer and first Democtatie nationla l committee woman from New iYork, dietl. auddanly y r-lerday in hoe Hutton Plave home. Death was a sc rl'ttl to acute dilation of the heart. , ...s'V v f V-L ' ^ A I LO.llMKl.TION Through ■Inadvertanre It was -ta trd last week that the tegular meelihg of the hoard of th r Hati fmsl Harden Club would, lake rdaro on Wednesday, Jan. 23, and that the annual meeting and luncheon would 1* held on Fri doy, Jan. 27. By way of torrr.■•on w« wish to state th at 'be iY U you haven't go* • big H« aarii “ In my opinion, any board meeting will be on Wednes­ family Ilka Marry IX Ed* car la behiod*the*tl«*» without wards, but you certainly want F lo atin g P o w rrl Or> fo r th at day, Feb. | , and th* annual me-i f l u t y of room in your car. m auar,without Hydraulic Brake* Ing and luncheon w lil.be on F ri­ day, Feb. 3, a t the Sanford Coun­ Vow'll find that paopit who ° r a aafaty-ata.1 bodyl" try d o b j w tto tco m lo rt... who want to re A ik your dealer for a Floating ' C m ...w h o warn driving to bw Pow er ride loth* new Plymoetb. of M n. Paul Pexold, Beardall m l f u n ... am picking Plymouth. Alao rid* lo tha other tw o tow . Avenue. B ccauveiri ■ /atfa*M dcar...tad p rk a d car*. Then dad d cl ' i because ii*» lb* only low-priced • • • - ti e that la free of all vibration.. i a-»OOI IIDAN NOW f» 0 U U — LUMBER. dm oolyow* with Floatiog Power rour-D oor Sedan $)4X C o* rent•oglo*m ountingsI bla Coup* « » « ). Cowp* w ith HIM l A i k e e f a V ligido paopte think o f It ? Aik M atable S eat H U , B a li wail M r. Idw ntda. H**« ao eagiuaar. Coup* H o J. Price* faxb. factory. Y itb and Halle \V K ttu hoardingf y< or laughs! Sri' I Hi • riot Phil give till It h u rts your sides I ■ *Wa picked Plymouth becaute It'*•• BIOInSix*.., and Valu M AND WE SAY WITH CONI 11)1 NCE— C O M E ON! PREPARED FOR YOU R Y _______ — in •m 1 Quglily M mhandlM at z ir gR tncH with ANITA PAGE NORMAN FOSTER r r P rtc « « w ith n w iio t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald