31 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/976b4bcf68cb5e9eaff0de8093ef5b4e.pdf dcf725c91aeb48524f5645b67e91a668 PDF Text Text '> • Groerally fair toal«kt aad « n « r with a l l t (•■ptrtlurt. t-ecal scathes yrotsrdaj, high M. law 54. 3ANF0BP. FLORIDA, s X t UHDAY, J A fh jA R Y 21, 1M3 Jap Planes Bomb : Ml gurocw^ of t> * * - * »««* rides Foe Reduced Total For Enforce­ ment Of ftohlbition WASHINGTON. Jan. 21—(A .P.)— A dew money bIQ. Uld to kWroprikte $5,284,­ 000. R f« than the budrtt naked, wiii preMiited to tka ssrpri-r ,«oa»r when * Mir. rrh tllU lowsd » W t l j M H t n M il ef iM ir engag. M«n*. She la tka daughter of Lady AMtt lUyatisn*. Th. en­ gagement caaw a* a. dlatiiwl surprise to |#Mr fri.nds an.l after tka.catatnony at th, do., tre t rtgiaUry affW* «ha couple immediately dtaafpearsd. However, Savings Are Not Nearly Enough To Meet Deficits N iiw YORK, Jan 21.— H V Tha liner American Merchant, righting a violent aturm of hail, tain, high seas and gala for hour*, SHEFFIELD, .. Jan. 21.— 14V—Beeinning an hup'rtion nf ' IT^TcIranli, Muscle fiknal. power and nilrat- project, I're.iilentelect Ro.w-.-ll tnlj a crowd today 1 “ I am confident Contra*, will ECONOMY MOVES JkiHA..t«UX-.JJ~tha-*a«a ^ o rsttH M W E SAVED BIG SUMS tint., a dispute was In full •wine between^. President Hoover ind the Democratic feederihlp over, reduction* In 22 MenRemoved From Sinking Freighter Uy American Craft During High Winds President-Elect Says He’s Confident Con­ gress Will Work To GetSomething Done TTfl ,amelfc.»»*A eww wvwf-«-we—evm-yw1 somethin? practical done" fo put 1 “ Muscle SKoala hack on th- map. * RigniCnnro wa* attarhed to hi. I atat-m-"t that “ Wa are going to treat Muwle Shoal* from a nalinnal standpoint." Senator Nor rb*. of Nchfa-ka. whom Ro<vi salt inlr.Mli're.1 to the crowd at tbstalion after hla arrival from federal expeiuillnrM: . , • • Nln# million saejundred and SO tho,-and dullara, tijt agsalMst sum In 13 years nf national prohibi­ tion, «aa *ar-marl*d far saforrofnsnt of dry ;.l*wa - in tha . fmcal TALI.AMASSV.E. Jan. 2L-year of 1WA by Of* fonr-d rnrt- Economy ha* *wrpt through four I f rornt aoprwpHgllsfl kill reported department* nndar m*Jor appoln. ^ tp tha Uaaaa. ■■ i • Tka Ranato agreed to an Imme- lee* of the governor and »ave«l' ert dlata shewdewa on tha ronlrovrr- about civ., trnth enough money to alal branch bank feslurr 0f tka reduce the gasoline tax by one E ( Ola**’ banking kill. . cent. Tka statement f>y Senator RnbI f Ihe sum saeed taxpayrr* by inaon. Republican, of Indiana, that / tha Iloosar-flonaos-lt agreement 1^ . new comptroller, Jim l-ee. Is to hare debt dls»n«<ilw*a with added L> that of the new gur- pec Great Britain wgv r-aurnatkm af the general revenue lurid has been Srr adthwrilv" wa* etmllsngrd In the fourth enough to meet th- deficit ' * ' Banal- by Democrat I* leader Rob­ Ike general rvnu frnd has bevii ^ ' ins** frit* fail'd th* Republican HteaibaiV wa ke ir ,,flftar>‘~m>titlc*.1> 'running Dir lh e 'T »»r*'l*_ m on lR Approval by tha Nicaraguan ThU dors not .Include content- ^ Chamber nf Dvaotk* of • alata plated saving* In bank liquidating nf ajaya thrrpyWxJt vtr» rally tha expense be sure d'po-itorx aluie fit) entire coxntrv wa* Iripartod tp tha get the benefit o f that. I RUta Department 'In a dlapatrk . This U how It w-rlu: Th* game ha« from tha Amariraa legation at department ha* been cut thljnio I’ai Managua. • p year, the ImjUI roiumk—inn LH,- le i - J O * Home _Wa)r» and Mean* Ottl) ihe state veterinarian -<I0U,- ten OtM; the #Ute foro.lry borwd US.- Ihr| Wright wa. -iirpri-i-.l when hi. |lion, took tli- whole affair |da> lull), for (he man who »«ld Ihe lliin.il* -aid liny wrie "Jungle I,red" ami of ravage di<|io«iM.in. Kentucky »h.**iff who -aid he 1would »t< P th,- hunt bud nut put I in an appearance at the Island I vi -teniay CHANGE IN CRIME PLA N SUGGESTED ‘L A W S OF STATE'FOR E N D IN G U. S. IIS IN P R O S P E C T SINECUR E COSTS Revision -Of Statutes May He Next Under* takingOf Har Group Sr. TLTKUSBIIRtl, Jan. 21 M l R-yJiHm of Flurida'* *»»♦•• in.ll laws v a . in pr.isp.-cl jesterday as llui n>-xj major tindetIskm,of lhr -tat- l.ar n.s.a-i.-ition, vshkh ul h iivw rK.n»«rry a%*t S v b w l-Kikd, uii.l Imv ju-l « i . 'v ff»ntv-*iijith avy Ikipments Of Freight Taken To JaxByBoats The equivalent of -Ct freight car load* o f ritrea, gathmd from potato aa fur south aa Winter Mdytn and Mountain LaVr. inti Sanford within tho past 111 hoi r •a our boots operating bctwv.-r thla City and Jatksonville. Tha ateaasar “ Oeeada" left lace yesterday afUrnwn ' with HOa boxes o f fltrua and • shipment ol celery, schodtiled la arrive In Jacksonville at noog today. Tha freighter '•Jeah" Uft her* lata yesterday Mllh 1883 b o a w o f .ehrua, (h i eqalvpSent af three car(loade of canned fruits, half from the local canning factory, and A mixed cargo Of freight. About IMO bates o f fruit vreto lead*.I at DaLand abo. Tta» "City o f Alanford" and Iho "City af DeLaad" war* scheduled r tht* afternoon fsr trying tSJKW box** that cargo, hbaf af box** near* h, fsachlng a hew r.-ihlpmcnt- this L^Abn* Kiser from Eaafotd to Jaicl \ Aeeordlag to affletaU of tha St- Joints Rl»*r LJO*,. two car-load* of sMraa ,bad 1lo be tancslrd foe shipment today pemtty *t tag i OIILANIM). Ja* 31 Nam-* » f fc|| |K.,-.„|U rt-eeltrlng ninn-y from |h„ Kr,|t>„ , „„| the » '" uu" 1 ,hr,r“ f W' M ll»** |*oaI llffk# «»f th* pfr*t»n'* Qiklrnu if n |»au unginnlrri l*y W. of “ domestic afchsuat" a f ts n * lief bill W M k e a | id e li«s t (Continued da Peg* flls) Fluiida Grant Under the grvernor, thrre re­ main the atal" *h«ll Jlvh eemmission and the motor vohkU depart­ ment*. O f euorae, • there I* ‘ he .oad iWpartuienl to*. b*-t *o much money that It will , be ucky to pay o ff IU debt- without *vlng called opvn to help the d*lil| any. On# r»a*on for thg-debl a that the road drpnrtnunt hx* been dralrxd In past mooib* for hat purpose. I f tM tog department -<i>*rvaa frrs It U pr: mined It will g® »« quath n whether Ihe aanve I sur­ plus should go hack to the school* or whether It would b* '* « h* to transfer It *» general **»»««*• Kin** OoT. Sholta is a«n ‘ n«t.tran»dumb but there U soaeething about help the achooU. ' That leave* u* with thn »h:U fUh <*mml*elw» «"d a deficit four time* •• big as the saving. Sam* addMUaar economic' might U made In rednclnt th, number i f stoto owned automobile*, re­ trenchment at th- state h*aep»»a». roleay f»c mind'd, r h o d for b iW . deaf ami dumb ba there te sc-metlimg about the latter whlih geg* mo«i P*0k'*But the taxpayer* o f Florida mere Intemat.d In- Ux reductlpn than in masting deficit* end so th# • • » ! » * •“ f»a "• uaed t# ret th* * l»U *d valorem Woman’s Committee Of C. Of C. To Meet Tlt»» Woman'* I i*lc Commlttm,f th. Skiiilllolc' County libaiuls-r of I imiioeise. Mm. W. I- Morgan, chair mat, will meet ut the (tty Hall on Munduy moining at 1U:W o'clock to dl-cu-s several ««:li«l.,lc i event* In which the commit­ ter will |.l*y a prominent port. Tho commltlct Inclm!** tl»« »•»•* lowing wument Mrs. Kn lor IKirUtt. Mi. ■ Walter Cooper. Mrl* Mlnlcrmist.r, Mr*. J. G- Hr"*0"Mrs. C, It. M*»un; Mle* Ruth Hand, Ml*. K t"'** Krupp, Mr-. J. G. lamnsidy, Mia. W. * . Wat­ son. Mr*. Belly II. » » • K" A. Lining.' Mr*. M. W. fanner Mn- K. M- Italluwey. M" ! H’ ° ' Chase, Jr, Mr*. It. A. Km IK Mr*. James Mulf. Dr. Klixn .UtiTrm y. Mrs. W. IL Italtord. Mrs. U . Min •rlk, Mr*. W. T. Bunge, Mr-. Helen Morse, Mrs. I>- l» l ' * W « • mlltagc. If oaymanU da not fall off pny meds th. rorlng ^u bl Just about allow for whacklMf off th* Odd mill feerm tbe tots* stoto \ n i o f f H - * H l*. Oot. SJmiU ta # r a .th * t «*»■ «- ml** ** f*r bar# not #4 s*d anytklng. That Is yrotmbly why h« baa warnsd .tato cmployei that M.lhat fam tun. 1 nnmiul Commerce, «Gom,..4h. sinking Exeter City yesterday yr.tr 1 after the atornt had battered Ihe ftritiah freightrr. Into a wreck and taken he llvra of four men. S O S call* anal brief raJio me*-age. flarhnf from Ihe scene In mid-Atlantic told, act ty -act. of the i ramn that wa. taking place IfliS miles ra.l of New York. The hero wa* I'apt. (lilr. Stedmnn of the American Mer­ chant, who at'rady had been deco­ rated by two government, for pre­ vious trecue feat*. For there hour* after receiving the ftr.t S I) S he drove hi* full­ ing vessel through 15 mile* of high sea. to reach th« tide of Ihe ainkirg boat. Il wa* a race against time ami Ihe clement... Me knew from the messages that had collie to him that Ihe Ex'el.r C'ty had lo-t her lifeboats and wa* considerably damaged. Il wa* apparent th* freighter had been badly, crudied. piUoadJy .be* yoiul hope of remaining afloat long. Me bad yet to learn Dial her master, her third ^jJT|r*r, an ap­ prentice, and a seaman already bad lhat their live*. The lirst message hatl l>een briefly dramatic: "In ilUlre**. Idfebuat* gone. Uridgi'* damaged ' Il had be*n picked up by Ihe Kaetar of Ihe American Kapurt line and relayed to llir American '(CCattihred On Page Mia > re- [ystery Of Shot Fired Into Home Solved By Woman i**|vI** the approval of Coner*-*. tJan* i This plan inl*yik'toll willt bo preAlkl VlxjurjAHi INI OrlMItliA to the Florida l.rngu* of n»n- si-ntrd ior t Imntber Young llimurrol* in convention at Otlanlo Monday in tin- form of a r*solution. If lhl» rr.olullon Th* mystery surrounding th* I. lolol.lr.r by llu* mnuntlon, firing o f a sh"l Into the horn- of Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Truluck, 103 W. 10th 81.. 1st- Thursday night wo* cleared up l»*t night when Mr*. J. T. Griffin, i.wnrr of the Cilery Club. » Irphonrd Sheriff J. F. McClellan.I that the shot wax aicidentslly lim l from her automobile which wsc pasalng the house at that hour The hind leg i f lirr dog played tho leading rule in the shooting, according t » Mr* Griffins story. Her husband hsd just rfturnrd , . Toadfish Is Edging Way Intn Imposing: Choice Fp6d Lists . STUART—Th4 le nnl the *tlng ily o , r *>'Ring Into x lor ist of edlba fljhcs* Robert l*ntdeh] U* fish no -hrlmp I'-nls ; cuai i rrccntly.j rhirk"(In #rJ IhJ >hms of j LAKE WORTH. Jan. *1. Judge hi", I'ruil.ti *alt<-’ iU * onr«» »}#• L'cuun T. kllllcr, prumin. ut West -plaoil li'Orlfi-K or 'l>4lT«Ar'g HOC" -juliil Reach attorney, » » » U'«' i.ullai to .all -014 h r*, ld| alragdy won * high pi**# g r o t ' »|>rakrr ut the 'w eekly t.,r li-rlf in rotnpe'dion with luncheon msclirg of the Itokr Wurth Rotary rlub tit thr Aui.n ntackr-t.l, blast *h *»l can lu-giun hum. on North J jn the i.toll n.*rk*li «f it,ert. Ill* talk wai un hi- u IvoI'alm Hatch arwt Mta» L cutcd thang* in lb . nation'- bank­ "T h «• who hays asmplrl ‘ hem ing lawa'lo allow a municipality dr, late tluct they Uno .bk*- *ru« |rp * or lob4»i / frucUmd-s Ured, to go through bankruptcy pro­ eroding., if ncce-.ury. *„.| i pinned of# nxiully Judge MtUcr |» in fd <m that to pay • piaguum fat Uic'" nltTf hi, augc-lior* v i'ir being pr.Ihe first t r f i " . .5 I Only thr tail of tht toailli-h le parsd-m th. form of a bill, and matkr'.able, 1'rud.n ,iaU. " ‘ her lie had the nlmlgv of Mark Wtl- wh-r# great* of th* Trohrck* wrr. playing rarda._____ ... p,,t< of Ihe li-h *•• tolJ t» I— * Mr*. Griffin riplilncd that the *Js* ,J,Jrctl.....l. alkvtaLI'thought the load went into the •Thr viciqua »llr g -ay, uirmy air. front the position of the gun, ,0f, with a danceruU* aany.rirua . r u..l.bit*. •ml that *ha 'did not think It Vhb.end of* $» whip-lib* nrcrssary to report the matter. • l a re c a ll; ber i Upon reading an arrounl of the I,I m t c .* ;h t o Florida’* matter In last night's Herald she ill* m hro.m id l'»udaa. immxGataly telephoned her story •■wln^ uL.i'bs n ember and tha case wa* ectlled. y family am tab' l,e AMNOUMCAMHMT h ' l w a V n at niy Usdkat R. EngiineerAndFireman Slightly Injured; Jurist Advocates Bankruptcy Laws For Municipalities rejected all e**-nllal p-lntvrflf tha 1 League of Nation'* Committee af Nineteen'* compromise proposal ' for CotKiiisti-n of the ilanehu* , rian dlepute. A rupture between the laagM and Japan ie considered linmlijeni, ’ Chinese natiopallet government. was reported slrengthenng mill* lory garrisons on the roast •and In tha getat YangUe Valley. Treepa estimated In some quar. tera u numbering 1,1)00,000 m*d are reportrd being sent Into tha ' North China war lone. fur a distance of <30 yard*. Coast Line official*, who were quickly on the scene, first satUfled Ihemsclrca lhat none of fhe passenger* or crew except the two men 0n the locomotive had barn hurl, a ad then t*l efroat to P»t thy Southland on It* way with a* little delay as possible. Th* section tearing Tampa hook* up with tha section leaving Hi. Teteroburg at Trilby, Whan th* 81. Petersburg section reached Trilby it waa backed from there to Thonutoeaaaa to pith up all passengrrs for Atlanta and th* Weet. The delay wa* not a* great at some passenger* at first had expected, Th* Tampa section had a mail car, a baggage car, two day coaches and lw„ pullman*. Among passenger* aboard were K. J. K—f-. William Whlksr. W. J. Wrstmorsland, K. E- IMHer, Tampa; II. Khansr and C. E. Lind­ say. Ukelsntl. and I’aul SUnton, Frostproof, all bound for Chicago. Thr Tampan* telephoned thslr hum.* that th# Southland had been derailed but all paiMngers escaped, even bruise*. Citrus Industry Is Said To Be Aided By Poor Business 1.0 N L Georg* 81 \ bill to May novelist, j lie lutd t aad* to settle few day* ms Introduced lima loa .4*. -1 Melbourne To Levy Special Taxes To\U Beat Bondholders!! - M E L B oyn N t, • J»ti. tries #f tlty employe* will h a ' * slashed another W percent, gar- • ■ bag* tervlc* will b* discontinued, tails o f Ih* plan proposed by John U Smith, chairman of the city commission, to tha Cltlsen’s FL nadsl Advisory Commlttoo at a meeting at the city h a ir Monday night, are worked out. The. commlttoe, by resolution, approved Mf. Smith's plan and signified lla dealt# to have It placsd la operation. Ur. Smith's proposal has two toljjectftv*., Uia first bring to raise Sufficient money to operate the city without deprmllng upon a m l Htoto tax. lie pointed out that tha city’s treasury l* now In a •trained crndltlon an) doeland It to be only a matter of ' ­ a month or so before the city ] will find Itself unable to pay off. 1 Tho second objrctlv* of Mr. i Smith'! plan ix to defeat the , bond holders in their efforts (e colled One* th* operating sxpensra of the city are assured by special taxes which the bond hulden can­ not touch, tho sponsor of th* plan proposso that all property owners dsclan a “ tax payer*' stnke" and refuse to psy city real eatole U see In caih. Me declared that Melbourne bond* had been offend as low aa S3 rents on the dollar and proposed that property o * » . *ts he notified not to pay baxag In cash but to buy bonds at not mon than a stated figure, some- ' w h in In tha neighborhood o f 80 , cento on tho dolls/, ond pay tbalr taxes In thla manner. YOKOHAMA, Jan. I l ­ ia ardar to prevent, dam Mona whUh pellet said tka Sewla* Machine Company i and other members of tj lean taaaalata and tha Tj which SJngvr afftclale are 'polka U t* antftfd for toiit dotentIon 1M ajUgvd leader 30 Reported Dead In Mexican Explosion P.^ARM ER TOKYO, Jan. g l— lAV-Porettfn Minister Count Uchlds, speaklnW at today's opening session o f this diet, ersrned th* "governmoat a »D people of China against unforte-1 nale rventuallllea" which may (Continued tin I’age Six) .• MEXICO CITY. Jan. SI —(JP»—, Latest advices today were that at least SO parson* were klll.d i,« aa OGDEN. Utah- Picnic* la Ogsggploalda aad fir. In Morelia, aasO m al af har*. Tsr-nty w t l dsn c« matsties wlU be banned to daahraysd. T h * disaster * • * tha ’fatars under a recent edkt caaaad whaa’ a chaaffeur lighted LEMBURO—R. « g naaikf xtorebou** i •0 caste H. Reynalda lyaalda opened ph«to|«ph i M - dyaamlU. rvT7 » v,\» ilk �l # 4» IBP H E R A L D , SANFORD, FLO R ID A . wnHad n il! there already w»» a large itato debt. F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y PUPL8 GO THROUGH TRYING TESTS AS DIVERS Although kit awn .alary waa protected by tka eonatlluti, n, Goa* error Pollard reduced It on taa onaaIona, with those a ( ethar as* acvtives and st*.e amplnyta. Tka Vlrglala executive, who a t* a cloaa frland o f Ika lala Wi llam Jennings Bryan, mad. hi. 1m t visit to Miami akortly after tka death t f tka Great Commoner. If tka Praaldant of the United State. were given the venif power MIAMI. Jaa. 20— Gov. John to reduce a.pandlturt. a. that Gar and Pollard, of Virginia, easehla own atata hat placed In hi* alive of one of tho ftw .tales hand.. Governor Pollard be lavaa with a baenced budget, believes the national budget could bo bal­ that the system new In effect la anced with the lea.l po.aible kai bis atata would prove feaelble for of time ard in each a way that tb# United 8tatas, he declared at the nation would benefit imme­ the Miami Blltmere Hotel, where diately. a he 4s a guest. Hla election aa governor of Governor Pollnrd I. accompanied hy hie .later, Mrs. J. W. WI la. of Virginia ellmaaed a long and Atlanta, who presides a. hoalasa brl llant public career for Gover­ nor Pollard, who nerved a. . mem­ o f Ibo executive mansion. Empowered by the Virginia gen­ ber of the federal Trade Comeral aaaemtly to cut down ap- minion under Pre.ld.nt Wllaon propiratlons to avoid a atata defl- and wae a member of the war clt, Governor Pollard r.doced the work c'-uncll during the Woild staU budget tSfiOOfiOO la.t War, being atatloned In franco ytar and another 13,000,000 this and later Germany. Fo’lowlng the year. The reduction was absorbed war, Governor Pollard aerved a. KIEL, GERMANY—Cadets at the German Naeal Academy here are put tn pr.itim l cxp*ri:me principaly In ialnflee,.k« .aid. dean^of the department of govern­ before thry tan bweome accredited deep sen dir era. Photo shows a quartet of future diver, just ment and cltlacn.hlp fer the anUnder the Virginia system, which before “ going down” for th» first lime. ’ . lately he. been adapted by mehy (lent college of William and Mary oldest Virginia educational ln.llother stales, the governor now has tutlon, and later a. attorney genJJMpUi4amiuUJk-W<-iwiUa.oamm «ie.t\KswmMflM*MMaa biaaimn than lhAt winch opened •mnirtiitrMsrrinrnitBW p*f!fn«ntfl p rtr Ihe season. The starters will be: At tha tlmo he was last In Mi­ elected or named by boards. Smith ami 'courier at forward*. The Virginia plan, Govatnar ami, Ihe Miami Blltmore Hotel waa Kamier at renter. Preston ard Pol ard points, out. enables tho then under construction and GovThrough courtesy of thn U. 8. Department of Agricul­ Knight at guards. The game starts atata to adjust Its aapeadlture* amor Pollard dec’ared hf • was at 7:30 #VI«ch. • ture in co-operation with the Florida State Marketing Inlmedlalely and not wait until a delighted to hare the opportunity debt has piled up. Other .late, tn mo the greet tesort center Bureau, R. E. Winfrey, Sanford representative. that hava gdoptad tha plan htsald, since It. completion. with but one or wo txcepUons, S sslsfi Marts*. market w#ok*r. Mnrfee. IS larh ftlSss, Jaa. SO. lees, erele*. easheil an,| nrrreolrit. • <l.,i fsrtol nkleaseal* ef r.lerr la Ike few I.a»i | i l i . J li- t lo , > ,|..a I sillea aisle* fee There*.,. Jew. M i l l ! I* it,.■ lee.,.,,. is. less. lil.TllniT Hllabllr weaker. jv Kl.nHe 41, N N. Cellf I. C Calif draree*. elrar. < Cl. a n lu l |j I. U Cellf ». Tut el—7. ran on Irark Nnppllra madersle. Carta, efcleceeie el Celers Tree, «*-i a I «• w . market ■liahilt Ike .aafarS-Otlage lll.lrlrt I- weaker ••* Clnrlit* alork. wknol Sa.ei - alraily I , n nlh-r Clorlrt.i. In Inch ^^Jen. I11J. — ||ei Jen IUJ. rralie. rrilr V l r M . 1-1 ,l,,l J 3i, PENRACOLA, Jan. 20— With «•> it„s i t t - l i e , i* tins, aeo i n . Ihe flrat two week, of 1933 peat, raueleae Ikrwaok Ike DsHSi aelv- email I Ti>, a* NK VIIII K . I -ill (n .Hut.it e war. lleeleOlaw JaefcMesllle. enrnureging bu.lnr.a .igne have S .lflu ss, A ISalSwIal t-r m SI weaker. II rt»grrt->, rlra, tl 141. arrlser .1 * Calif, la Cla } Nee York Seise W 'M eellea a. lies a. w. already been noted In Pen.aeols. inil,»ad-«l. I I - ear* i,» .Irark Hu|*. M .I, January ron.tnictlon activity lluelDB I. Ilulf.ln I. Cklraan J nllea .rniMlerale. iteinanil ,l„ * . mar. I. I'nlumbua 3. tw a in ' bet dull CIni|*I ■. la Inrh rratre, I ■tarted o ff In auch brisk fn.hlon CleletiiMt Mirk. I, lu it ..11 t. Hrei*l-.r,i. S. lain* " in , mark-i rliehtt, sirnke*. that ihe month’* building permit C l. Knesvllle I. M .» Y«rk 1. I’l,ll *i,he>l, 3l, ik.s I ", i H»*e * 1" ‘ jin. >. I'llt.liuiek *. Putemar 3 •*. • .1 I I an 1|J. ( total I* likely to eiceed Ihel of ahalphls few 1,'ihei, a ,i > : m V.rrte «, lllrhmnnd 1. Nai*nn*li 1. MS. HI l^mla I, Tnlidfi I. T'llsl -•» ally month nf 1932. r ,H l* * « In B a. bear reH-e tegTo ilnto permit* totalling 144,lew it SOS 4. S. leSeas--------• m hsvr»ieef» [»»u*d. Movr df ihi. POTOMAC TAItPH « l r.r« |>*.*e.l ia represented by the permit l«. N -» Tork If. Inillfttnre ., CIM»I. I'hll*4«lphla I. lUwttin «. sued to J. II. Rherrill In ronatruct bureli. W»*hl*siu* I. Hufrsl„ J. Herimr• 142,000 re.ldenco at LnRua and fl-l'l. Mss. I. Naw l|*«.n I. Cr.,»l ( ’narh l^nnsrl M c l'r a .’ Semi­ dance I. Wllkea U*rr* I. Hrranlnn 19th Avenut. I, Wevvrty I. nole High sAonl b*>kethnll a.piail The Mutual Rulldlng and Rsv. CINCINNATI: IS ear* paaaa.l‘ fn- will he in neland lonlihl nprrarInge A.iociallon recnlly limed lumliua I. tlelrell t. Ti.t',1-. I. I i„ v ing in their fifth came nf the dta Mt haeml-annunl atatement. tun I. n . Warn* I. Allanla IMvaralnnai Clannaall I season, against the IH an -i KikThis n.aoclatlon, Ihe oldcat of Its kind In the state, has never ml.sed SAVANNAH 111VKHHt'INH IVeali caneer*. who handtil the local* a ■ dividend and never declared lesion I. I-Uioieae Tent* I, lllrh- defeat three weeks kgs. HAVE YOQR WATCH ..paired one under .In per cent, lie asset, aMee.au m . i l a f c u i i o , r * , Tonight’* starting line-rp will by one wh„ really known kow. ar* Hated at |534,4M.3«. Tberagar. Jmm. It leas. seek n third straight victory after Brlggi. Jeweler, Msg. A y*. Official port figures fur No­ NANPnltD.OVgllHI Barlloo nf twn .el- ack* and Coo h M rl.iic* k'lorlda: Mllrf. *p«ar ll.ullns* lleht. vember showed that for lh ' third very light w|/s Imiulry. Ii,m>n,| rpnsecullve month, Pen.scola led •low. mark.I dull Carina,), f „ I, uanal larma. very few *al,« r l(irLORT: Lady's pockgtbaok contain­ lh* entire state In rsport*. The W*. I* Inch rr.l-a, ladlvIHitally ing 2 rings, I ten dollar and 3 year of 1732 was a record one In Waal,ail. ahneln. anm* only fairly blaarbwt al.ak. 4„i I JJ. or 4 on* dollar bill*, and soma Ihla line and already Indications "•II f*w baal Its n.im* akltnnrnla email change, retiyu t « J. D. Doe- arc that January will continue the rnllerl uaanltf nr mnalan*il eey and recelv* reward. activity. I'll II.A liKI.I'll IA W.nk-r If .1*. era**, riser. I Calif « pi.i | Smw LOST: Suit cnee containing ladle. Yurh artlvM: 11 rare »# Irark Hnppllra mudaralr, tfrman,| -low. wnarlng apparel, batween Elm Celery MafRelReports B etter Business Signs Are Seen In Pensacola Area LAKE WORTH, Jan. 20.—An amemled petition for a peremptory writ o f me ode ist a I . force the city rwmaiiailou tn revise its 1932­ 33 budget to include a las millagr sufficient to meet all out.landing interest and bond prin­ cipal Idettedkeoa, glren ae 12,497.K9I.91 wnt filed In circuit court Turnday by Earl J. Breed, a. a tmpayer and owner of one 9IJM0 bond of an Imprurement laooe of f I jrr^.ooa. The court i.aued an ■Itematir. writ rvturnable on Jan. Just Imagine, Seminole IIijfh<luinlct Plays DcLand Tonight LICENSE TIM E-Auetln 1933 tag l*.M. Reel A Bom, Desltrs. W A N T position s. ps.try rook or rook or privsto family an.1 housekeeping, address Mrs- Mary Barnes, P. 0, Bog IM , Lake Mon­ roe, Fla. MARRIED MAN w i t h family w.nl* work of any kind. Kdurated, r°"d miser snd salesman. K. A. Tlpnln, >300 Mellonvillr. Leave word at Herald. 8INGI.E r.perlfneed man would .* Ilk* work on farm. John Bruir. knl, I^ingwood. LEGAL N O T IC E Tulela Ya-MI W. K. Wall. W. I Tl ter II llrrkal J Hkarun J lleikal m * 1ST n.iilaa* I.» |1. II* |*I II* 131 il* It. ill lal liT’ lu ■i IS IIS Tii IJ« l it IM SS« HERALD lO W B U X E k T M A TR E A T TSl S i r . --------- . Flrat 8ir»et * FOR 8 A L K i ‘ 'upright pianosplendid reudltlu*. .Reel Cheap Apply 700 Waal First ftreet. RR’ ^ k T-OR SALflTfLOo'per" II while they last, -Canter 1st and rurpoT Hn«* ro« l *x*.iUMiy egitpped. Speedway motor, *Uo. |9 fL Cruleor Palmar Motor. Roth reaMmMo. O. .C. Smith, phone' f i t , Paytenp Btnsh. Opposite Fostofflrs REST CREAMERY ROLL WILBRE Q UALITY / PRICK, A T jllO N K Y SAVING PRICK.1 WERTEBN HOUND er SIRLOIN COMPLETE STOCKS QUICK TRUCK DEIJVER 4 PROM II STORES Save mewey on ALL^ynwr H i User aqd Peed need, at thin A G Hlere. Wa .......................... deliver by t r i ^ You’ll Ilk* ear prices, our prod ids aad our service. ■ ' STEAK SMOKED— (Sliced___ 18c) A and G , FERTILIZERS ;■ half or whole (toverarntnl Iiwpcclcd Florida Pork LOIN CH0P8 and ROAST, |b...................... HIIOULDEB-S— W holo-Fla. or Wealrrn, lb. Everything In ‘ MTied PcrUII *i nad P tfillligj Malcrlvle h e a l aultcd >tkr (uia locality. We malntala big. coaiplate. I mk alecks—a* delay btraae* of tklu complete service. Jim Dandy FEEDS All Block sad I’oeltry Pc Mi. Grain • and Hey— Paaioua aurr.wasere Jim Dandy Brand. P r*la atocke receivrd weekly asew iig l utiafactiea. Yaw eaa g rt^ t hal you waat here— pried r l f m l r y | U N K SAUSAGE— Fresh or Smoked, lb, COMPOUND BULK— Bring Your Bucket “ Atlantic and Gulf Fertilizer Co. SALAMI. BOLOGNA. THURINGER. SPICED L O A F . SPINACH LOAF, TONGUE LOAF, PICKLED PIGS FEET. Sanford Btoro MS Rsltrwad Avenue GIFFORD GARRETT. M m ujtr Phono I N Eleven GREAT Nwwmadbwtlcr t a l l ways,yw<Itewttoywvileanikaanj, The Tire Sensation BILIOUSNESS s s s s s s k s s s 4 .4 0 4 1 (tfnAMH 5.00-19 4.50-31 5.0000 (30.4J0) 4.7S.19, ME..T& F/ERTIL?ZEJ*S ■and F E E& § fs .o sr» F_________ l o r i d_______ i a n. sI IMPROVEMENTS AND LOWER-PRICEDI More Miles* More Style* More Value fo r your Dollars FDR RENT) Service elation and barbecue stand, comer Park and French avtnuee. fins location. Ap. ply Herfiosnl Oil Co. Sanford. Sale WE PRINT all the l>ookacepers* and office font a so nccesaary for tho effi­ cient operation of your bus I nets. Get our tow. Totals I I I .3* t l . HU John Weaver end Frank Wilson in t ie s * , had high IhrUt gsms trore. nf 733 iHtii .iiH ,,,rr • ,n,,*h h*d keen plsyrd In lh- ii w twu.msn tournsmont. i lirV’ “ j Kvoro*: iiniirr, , , , , l3 ) n I'AIII. il ■> J Caviar tl III 111 jvs I«T 111 HI Tl* ii« II* 111 1ST III 1*3 131 hi 17— Brolpt— Plaera For Renl( |8— MDeellAnenn* F o r ECONOMICA PRICED 11:101 II. m l i f 1*1 lit II* IM Its I l i i|. W IL L PJ Y erth for rnitdemmed h'llldkift. Phone 49A.W.' 25— E srh n gt OFFICE snd J. I . Stephens rolled 537 points In three genus. The scores: Smith-. Hnvbar* N. list* . . IU 133 lit t l. I‘. II lie'll lie 101 l>* « !. Krl nswg.il - II. IS. I l i l i t J I, Sl.ehaa* II. IM 311 i l l I, A. liana u<1 Ili III III nil 11— Miscellaneous WAITED TO TRADE! Indians R#*l Exist* for Improved flor­ id* acreage. Give full dNcrlpiLn. value, and amour! nf eneumboriwe, If any, In flrat let t r. E. R Sheet., Te-ie Haute, Indians. NEW YORK—Panic arose In I ho heart of Harlem when a tene­ ment fire killed Norman Johnson, 18 months o'd negro baby, -aad made 23 families homaleaa. To-Nitc least Times RATOS BOWLING NOTES’ raiaed by Attorney L. T. McGee In kb demurrer. The plaintiff waa given 20 dayn In which to file an amended bill. The amended peti­ tion la aimilar to the flrat ex­ cept that it leavee outfa re<jue»t' for interest on Judgment, against the city ameunting to approaljnately 1700,000. Holders of the jodgmeta now have a suit In which they are asking for a lev, aufflrient to rib # < percent fot one year on their holdings. Thin would add in additional It mills to the levy aiktd by Reed. I f the suit b decid'd In favor of Ihe plaintiff and tho peremptory writ Is is.tied It will mean a tax levy of approximately 340 milla baaed on tho present valuation of UM ATILLA — 20-bed modern $2J»2U2t ally officials say. Retd several week, ago filed a hospital opened here recently. ‘ W ANTA 1 Av*. and GindervUI*. Finder please return to “Ten Day" Smith Welding Shop, W. First St. HOLLYWOOD—G riffith^ Jew­ ry Stom moved to Ctatral Ar Mandamus Seeks 840-Mill Levy For Lake Worth (M U . M ) (M i & M ) 525-19 is s r a S 5.50-19 (29.5.J0) 6.00-30 ( 32x8.00) 6.00-S I (39a400) $ 1 2 .0 0 �1 ★ AiH lK C TO M , y l i r t tohfcte-wofif not more or M g Itnwwll^ H w tfn ® -' Akt titda. And y e t we find th at while machines were thua gaining heir WftUjiutod use and popularity, the total number g n 6aa gainfully employod In the United States alio in■ed from approximately 14,000,000 In 1870 to 60,000,M I 960. Of em m e, the total population o f the country si«o increasing during thla Interval, but while tha popu- •VltbT'l.'iVr-At- in Bomt more vigorous occm „ ________ J_____|__ | ______ In 1870 there were illghtly le u than 2,000,000 women gainfully employed, and about y your license tog before tan million men. In 1030 the number of women gainfully 1 or pay lha *8 Wrrtal p*n- employed had Increased to about 11,000,000, but the num­ Id l ber o f men working had jumped to 40,000,000. In other Wtnda. the proportion In 1870 waa aa five to one; la 1930, ag fpur to one, not a sufficient increase to c a u u men any undue ronefm. •Vgi for. breatffhit. We hava alao heard a great deal about child tabor alnce ___ _ ___ r and wo .ik y . CooJt Waft Tbt4 ftJump tha depression b*f i•n to causa_ unemployment, heartily concur that from a humanitarian point o f view and for thb sake o f tho children {hcmMlvos, child labor should alwhyu bo Hmitod by rigid laws, but w e cannot agre® that child labor la reaponalble in any dogrre for mon bring out o f wot*. Since 1800 thla country has made remarkable labor lawk and had ogrook la the enactment of cL Mtlcally reduced the numbers of working children long ifore th e. depression bfgan. Wo iin d that In 1870 there were approimatriy 800.K) children employ cd out of a total population of tome 1,000,000. Child labor steadily increaacd until 1800 when ere w tA hoarty two minions i t work. But by 1830 th e p i n laoa A k a 700,000 children gainfully employed In the Ultcd (ta tr e . ExpriW cd tn peremtagea child labor rrprrinted two. percent of tho population in 1870; lo u than itx #dv*tiiiipg ,tfct». it* : * cot p percent 1930. fMaracy ^Ctoamaca Brik.1 tenth* of quo o te n t la 1 As * result of l£# Arp W laid, .th* hora. I. rex -A wad t o ll* an th a ja n R h Supreme SportAmanshlp Th* synthetic lion huator from S t Louis who U *ecktag to atog* his safari, in true African atyja baa been in- ran. MR In our history baa aqoaiad tba porfonaaaca of lb* tank* ' oad Itouao Of ReprooontathoA f* p*aolag Ay ■ two-tblnia rod* the mohadr» to hadl dawn Uto Ahreritsa flag. Patriotism they Ignored; tbo honor of tbiofr country they rrror thought about; tbo DM* of th* United State* they rbrtd not about, and ohllgattea* to th* F1Upins* they disowned. Tbo Cengroar baa, now don* Ita bant to girt away Mm* on* ala*'* property. Buf if those legislator* think th* tun* ly elpoed they ar* du* far a great awakening. The -laf^_ U i _'bit ’ t.. **_ The law Itself lalaaa many oh■toelea. Th* fln t rariulrtmaot la arttoa within a year by th* Philip' pin* Legislature calling a consti­ tutional contention. Caucuses of both Hoar** hare already reaolred to reject th* law and Ignore it completely. Thereafter U required submission of a constitution, first to tho Preaidoat and than U th* Phliilppin* pcopln Altogether noarly thirteen yean am likely to elapse before tbo day of pro­ posed Independence is reached. th# country, thorn is'no question We bar* esery confidence In th* of what tba reaction will be. Tba ultimo!* triumph of th* will of th* hattte has but Juat begun._____ American people la respect tfrthto Fortunately (bar* la n (nag road far-reaching Issue. Thirty-four to b* t rasaled be(era this Im­ year* ago th* nation eroaaad th* moral plica of legislation can tab* itsa and undartook thla groat ob­ •ffcct. At the outsat stands th* ligation. For tha moat port i It shallangg W- the OewatiUrttom AW* ■had*Herd-tfp-to'ltr'fftrtwriwrri legal mind* already atend con- oualy and ably. IV has brought last weak, and which has read elnced that Congress has n* mer* haaltb, education and rapid eco­ probability of enactment In Uk nomic progress to millions, Th* acaaton. It originated In tha lloooo with Rcpcatentative Tam D. Mc- tor of Individual creditor* aad at* tho United States' then ft has to Philippine Centura has amply Ktown, Democrat, af Oklahoma. in a majority in amount of claim*. jtlienate a stole or a territory. Tha jeatlfled tho rise of th* United Ibr oiample, flvo creditor*, a*- moans ty which thte,’t*«t can bo Stairs to th* rank of a world cared or unaocured, having claims brought are not dear. Tho Moro* Not so anally as tho potty mind* aggregating a thousand and ore are a minority within th* Philip, dojlqrt, ran maka a compromla* pin* population who hire avkrjr of- Congress believe la thla gtrat Which, when ratified by the right - to rreent- Mtterty thlr if- affort to bo del troy*d. What tho court, will b# binding on our fort to hand than! orar to alien gnus of Admiral Dewey began on qipdltor* Having elaim* argreght- rulers. By .Supreme Chart deci­ May 1, 1198, th# poop!* of th# Ing,,* thousand dollar*. Th* com. sions t)i*y enjoy th# protection of United Stotaa will not permit th* lor Daniel C. Hatting*, Republic, premie* may tab* th* form of th* Constitution In ail It* broadar cowardly retreat of a “ftiqaduck" a a, of Delaware, *n# at them* ev- a reduction hi rat* of Intvraat, or provisions. Conceivably suit might Congress to and. treusely valuable, hard-warktog, at» extension of time, or all atralght-thiakiag senator* whoa* tkrav, or It map t*k# any other ineatlmahl* aarvlcw (a th* ctota- f--m equitable undar th* clrrumtry take* th* form of laborious »U.r-e«. detail work In reremitta* roams After the rampromls* la *(• rather than oratory on th* floor. fretod th* court will ratify It , Tbo bill I* railed, loosely and prewidirr only that it la In tbo vary mistakenly, an emergency judgment of th# court, Hcquibankruptcy bill. “ Emergency" It tabto," thot It la "feasible," that ORLANDO, Jan. 21.—The flor(a, but “baakreptcy" Is precisely it la “for tho boat Interest* of all Ida Association 0f Ire Cream Man­ what it la not. It might more cor. Iha.jcradUera" and that it-prom, ufacturers to tares tho—Florida reetty bo ratted a Mil to -prevent laoa. tho “financial reb'abflltatlen Dairy Pnkiuct* Association at tha ntf. -Swktln shorter season on quail to prevent bsnkruptcieo. An accurate title of the debtor." sixth annual convontton of th* iho ultimAt* extinction o f tha Tbo far-reoehing 4«a#<piononi former group Wednesday at th* bjpia, Itgalito eompromlso* botwaon of th* teellrtg1quality of such on "Within a fow years," h* **ld, debtor and creditor. " la** accu“ Florida wlU bo In tho ism* pool, rato, yat justified try tbo aptrit act In operation will bo under­ lion a* Pennsylvania. Our turkey of th* measure, would to auch a stood by every county-seat law. season should not coincide with title aa “an Art giving I* all fad- ytr. Among oUtov affect*, a ntortthat of drer because most of tho aval Judge* th* opportunity and gag* holder willing to reduce tho W alker jta Elected raE eu st> ,'clty it Valets#'t no hunt by “planting” circus animals in id proceeding to shoot them down, and ofg ridriight on how some individuals look tip, We are surprised that the hunters the rag® doors before biasing away. thb Invitation to come to Florida waa th® phrty might hava run Into difficulties which could hAVe proved dteaatroog. While thla elate la not 1 to be, than la still a certain amount of game* the audden encountering of which, might have re­ sulted fh too great a frigh t . Juat think how than® hunter* would feel If, while sneakmg .through tho underbrush, a covey of quail should get up, or If a lattteOnAxe ihould sound hte warning. And heaven know® what Urey would do if an alligator happened to bo encountered. ( U tho Bona are kilted we think an autopsy should be conducted to determine whether or not thev had been dHlgfed, for Are haw a ouaplclon that tha administering of a little sedstira to make the bedate more docile would bo within the code'of ethics of thostlwourl hunters. S for I9U Includes D. R. 8mlth, ML ami; W. J. Darrin, Sr, Tampa: A. E. SUllng, Daytona Boach. W. L. Trimble, Jaekaogvill*. Th# now association will Include THE SO-CALLED FARM,PROBLEM H. C O LU Ng . _________, Th* ca** that has toon built op ■kaj la th* best and aafeat method by rarvfwl studvato af togUtottoa af draining o ff elonn to $1,000JW0,- th* lunchcwi at th* against th* Jom* far* ralkf hUl, 00® In taxes from th* rest o f Iht pcxMd recently ia lha H*oa« *f K*piv**aUttv«o, woeU to to sufftetoetty strong to pretat* the form. Serious quel ton* havekota rat**U aa to th* cooatlUltooality of tho bttl; the difficulty,' Mk* to uy Inil— **■"“ ! of administering Ita piwvtotooa ken b**n illuatretod turkeys killed prto* to Jan. 1 are hens. Wo must view conservation from an ghaelflsh standpoint bo* raoso |t won't b* long until that* won't b* any d**r toft to kill In thfo atata. Th* lis t* government must toy.down It* restriction* be­ fore th* breeding stock ia shot out.” Ha inner urged strict snforevmtnt o f present gam* tow* aa lha quickest stop towards cotTMrv*tlon. Benson Springs Orphan’s HohVe Bit By Lightning A kt R. Johnson, wieaUpaal mgricultur* taathir vwaa callod to Tampa onriy thla morning by th* now*, contained In a Ulephon* mooMgo, that hi* fatter,. T—A. -B. 1 Johnaon, bad died at bU bom* to, that elty. Mr*. Johnson laid UUt, tho hour of th# funoml h*d boon **t at noon today. . TRY N B W ZO Tor Itchtu* reel, rciseis Ur. Ulna worms so# si Irritation* or Insect Dtiei Sold under aaoner hack a tee. It aot catlefltd. ror t TOUCHTON’8 ba nfo bd drug cu. d*r nuipkaa of th* HillsborougK County Gin* and Fish Frotartlv* Aaaoctatlon, want on record unani­ mously to demand th* imnwdlat* i**nrsnlantton of th* *tot* ■ftoh and gam* department *o a* to adequately protect - Florida's wild tto unoccupied at th* motaant, aa Ilf#. <-♦ ths boys aad thalr matron, Mlaa Th# ntdlaf. brtd at th* Tam­ Lo6U Clowar war* in iho torg* pa On* Company Ondtteriam, was study hail on Us* opposite aid* of attandad by Senator Pat Whltak«r th* building. •ud Waa fahtarad by tb* alactton Wash tbua bad to b* drafted In­ of afflcsra ead tenteUva pinna for to tta* to tak* a te of th* torren­ a progrdin to h* told b*for* ths A go K, Martin to ^la m 1 3 RADfO Fftlad Row j 11 Rodured prlwos.ign afagto vtotoB and Kryptok.Una*. AH# f,™ A * * “ a ■■•Mtere k«u filled frames, , . »mry McUaho, Jr. PRINTING DELAND, Jan. St^-A bolt of lightning struck on« o; th* dormitories of th* Florida Methodist Orphanage at Banson .Springs tost Thursday night, slightly damaging lha building. Th* occupants were unhurt. Tho lightning struck a chimney of ,th« large boys' dormitory dur- tial downpour of water that asm* In through th* three hobs mad* years M tn than f t t l.000 wna rHlixvd by Florida farm woamn but year who co-op#rated with. I** homo demonstration agent* is canting aad nwkiag bom* product* to m IL’ Tb*na b ^ . M d . l i f ^ W m o row* war* stored an farms I Jaat poor, m alLyaar 6r#harda W * started, and f,M4 him* gXnBos that farnlalHd vrgatabl#* trary month In th# y*hr %#ra"’fbut«i oitdrr tho direction of tbo afgddta. In canrilng projdrtn h i l l ' tom women ’ co-op*ratod with th» agouti and cnanod^faM rabwd at $347,000. Morn than 8,00®- w*o»on and 4-H girl* emoporatnd to homo ImpturomoWb' projaeta. *« ‘_____ — . g JOHNSON* FATHER DIRS President Of New foairy Organization M j s c : i& fe & jte g ^ -irssz of bcaaU. «• However, the Invitation was s little 1st® fbr already the llbna hove been Jib*rated and the big hunt Is on. Wen with tuna and. cameras wore on hand As th* ckgo door* were opened, whan, It was expected, tha animate would dash tor thrir freedom amid r o a n of dbflanc®. It la reported by tho Aasodatad • Press that at th* don't wart It teoat. moment o f liberation the hunters ghlnnltd up trees while Tha Bible r»r» tha cameramen cranked away to record every action and exjireaalon o f MVpfecry ®f the Intended prey. But Instead of n seen* o f ferocity there followed one o f extreme peace ful­ ness, resembling more an animal Sunday School party. The biR rata stretched and yawned and played around like a cfeptaoklon couple of kittens much to the inurement, and we suspect, tho relief. of tho daring" huntsmen. be brought by M*ro <<Um m to bait action em!«r tbio tow. to »*«• Tachion tbo teal should tonic, aid th* friend* of tbo Philippine* •ill await Ita docislon with hop* aWl PENSACOLA, Jan. *fr M a r t i n i G f t F a fe w. tat Btraet' Wink Lewis um Martin M l th* i i y u l s u «ad -q-Ywxti *• do y*«r } A I n n t i l ■ft» * 'If j-# . . iii7 ! ■ �Change In Crime Laws Of S tate Is In Prospect Released By Receiver NEW SMYRNA. Jan. V — A prailmataly 1.000 of‘ jg 'tha *“■ IMF •uiv i.r~ dividends check* of lha third dividend* flaaad Fidelity Bank, of Now Smyrna have been given oat by officials o f *b* hank daring th* weeks. It yesterday by E. J. Mkhta, llqut (Continued From P ig* On*) rules presuming a defendant's in­ nocence until proved r'lilty. 1 leading th* movement to hsva th* state association undertake With Mrs. B. G Moore and Mr*. a revision of th« criminal law* la D. Abraharaa aa hoataaaaa,j MONDAY Frank Wide man. West P a I nt the general offlcara, cirxi, chair­ The Troth Scakart Clara af t h e ................ . „ man. and auxiliary agaaaora af the Pint Methodlat Chunk will meat ,W*nd » f ,wo » nd <>"* half par Beach, a former state's attorney of Duval county. Woman-* Mlaaionary Union « f tka at 1:00 o'clock at the home of cant would ha paid, waa made Pint Bapilot Church mat on Pri- Mr*. L. M. Telford, Eaat Fifth shortly before Christmas and Ringing addresses, strr«*ing the day afternoon at the home af Mr*. Street, with Mr*. Trifort. Mr*. M. alne* that time business at the Important place that Florida law­ haa been booming and cmyer* should play In leadership af Moor* la Ptnahont la order to F_ Moya, Mra. Judd 8mlth. Mra. lh« people during an sra af de­ Jtady the year beak af the tba Union.: J. M. Moya, Mr*. C. H. Smith, and pbyora have bean k*pt‘ b u s y a f Mr*. R. H. Taylor pression, werr heard during tha Mr*. Fred Mayor praalded aearl Mr*. R. U Shlaholaar as haataaaea passing oat dividend check* to U I m a that aha If the meeting and gore n abort morning session from T. M. The monthly program meeting depaaltora. Soms h Oak Avenua. Scripture reading. Mra C. B. Sal* p t the Woman1* Mlaaionary So­ In addition to th* large num­ Shackleford. J r, Tampa, president o f th# slat* association, ami Fred praytr for the akk all- cbty man M in prayer clety of th* is* P Flrtl Baalist Church in t Baptist Church ber o f third dividend rhreha which MU* Blanch* Wood, who It. Davis, chief Justice of th* Fler-j ar which (hi member* present will be bald at 3:30 o'clock at th* have bean given out In th# past taaehtng school in Euilla Oil rang lha Woman'* Missionary Un­ church with Click Number Four few weak* also a number of Ida si premt court Fresidtnt Shackleford declared ion hymn for thla year, “ Jeaos in charge. Circle Number Three rheeks from th* first and second Jaar, la • ponding lha waak-ei that affairs o f government should Cilia U«.M Each womaa than dla- will conduct a praytr service al dividends were **1l*d f«* W «*»• with (wlatlvea at Osteen. b# of vital concern t0 everyooa. holder* of certificate*. *0 that th* i'M«d bar phasa of work In lha 3:Oo o'clock. check riles have been clearing "Unfortunately during parloda Mr*. Nanna K. McLaughllfYof V*lon. Thf Sunbeam Band o f tha First ^ Hero's Syncopatora, regular Trianon d»nc- ore hestra, which will b* featured at the American Le­ of prosperity this has not haan tha rapidly. • During tba racial hoar Mr*. R. Now York City, formerly of thla Baptist Church will mast at 1:30 gion Charity Dane* at th# Trtamn Tuesday night from 9:30 o'clock untl| 1:30 o'clo.k. case," he aaid, "and during de­ city, la spending a abort Uma hare L. Clean rendered a ratal solo a'cloch at the church. pression we are paying a terrible with aecompanlmeat by Mr*. John as the guest of Mr*. R. A. New* A social moating o f lha SI. penalty for our neglect. , ..... D. Abraham*. Rifnohments w en man and other friaada. Agnr* Guild af Holy Cross Epis­ All aftklft members are urged to For government to b* effklapt •creed by th, hosta* sc*. • aulitad be present. copal Church will be bald at 3:30 and economical, It* very structure ^’ TTfr. and Mra. II. BLM cCaivJr, by Mr*, tt II. Paart* and Mra. J. o'clock at tho parish house with Th# cultivation period of tho or machinery must b* properly at Da land, formerly of thla city, B. Plaid*, to tha following: Mra. Mr*. S. M. Lloyd and Mrs. Hey­ FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH First Methodist Church in the and adequately adapted for ##**• M. N. Cleveland, Mra. J. M. Vieware the goaata Wadataday avaWalker as hostesses. Florida Conference for Klngilom >#Mi +* nomieaHr-psrieemlHirMie'fWmrthWtl" Mr*. R. W. Lawton. Mrs. R. ward kary,, Mra. _ ,ii. , | ^traai ytyl .BAtfafd. .Rarane*«w.eviH-«ekieei*‘w ,Frt^“ r r ring o f Mr. and-Mr*. Edward 8. and those entrastsd with Its oper­ j— MaCaifoh Umlr’hoina1irPlrr»Jrtf«t‘ when every member ind friend an’a Auxiliary of th* First Pres­ t venue. ation must hr honest, diligent'and 'I ’d T. A. Broth neon. Mra. J i m Th* Rev. F. M. Mnrler. pastor. the rhurch is oskrd to make' s ir' a competent." Smith. Mr*. B. R. Back, Mr*. C. byterian Church will meat at. 1:00 BIM* School. 94B A. M. free-will offering lo extend the Brigs* Arrlpgton and B. C. Higher standards for admission . Andanon, J r, Mra.'ll. II. Hill. o'clock In the Gleanere' room at S Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. "Kingdom of God" both In the Moore are planning to leave tolo the ’>sr were advocated by th* r*. C. 8. Srlman. Mra. E. M. lha church. This will ba. followed Christian Endeavar, 6:30 P. M. home and foreign fltkL >Every­ merfow morning for pointa in lha Carroll, Mr*. R. R. Plppn, Mra. R. by th* Inspirational meeting at president, aa well as an Improved Evening Service, T;30 P. M. body, and especially th* members method Tor selecting Judge*, canity) part of Goargla to apand F. Cooper, Mr*. Fred Mayer, and 3:30 o'clock. of the Methodist Chtirch, and IJrgthening terms o f office and p 1a abort lima. Jhe Dependable Clara sf *h* Mr*. Mary Halt. those who attend the church'. Is reform In state legal procedure. First Methodist Church will meet FIRST ILtPTlST CHURCH urged to ty prrsmt at preaching The real estate boom, Hhaekloat 7:30 o'vlork' at lha horn* ol Claire Zachry and Miaa (prd ssul-insrrssed'Ibe^umbrr of. Mra. l>. lJ. Smith) - >3010 - Maple ■'•phrtrAvNtoe'and Stitk* Street) and prayer meet knx*.., aline Downey, of Jacksonville, cases In courts of original Juris­ 'Avenue. T b * the week-md gtmrtx of lha The Rev. W. P. Brooks, Jr., pasdiction, as well as th# number of The R. A. of I he F ln t Baptist Bar** paranta, Ur. and ) h i OVIEDO MK7HODIKT CHI HCI1 tor. I these courts, "this situation reChurch will meet at 7:30 o'clmk S. Zachry, Magnolia Avenue. Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. I suiting In a flood of appeals with Ry way o f coltbratlng Arbor ■t the church annes. W. J. Carpenter, v**tnr. Morning Servkea, lt:00 A. M. [ which our supreme court, constat­ Clreb Nun/ier Elghtr'bf th* Margaret Wight, of Cairo, Day, the pupil* op lha West Side Morning S e r m o n : "Pauls' B. Y. P. U , 6:15 F. M. ing a* It did 30 year* ago, o f six la planning to leav* the first Primary School prratnlcd a pro­ First Baptist Church will meet at PrldJ." Evening Servlceg, 7:30 P. M. Just Ires, cannot auccesafully cope.? o f the weak for Winter gram on Friday afternoon la tha 5:00 o'clock with Mr*. F. I , Hite, Wednesday evening service, 7:30 Evening hour the theme will l«e: “ There la a cry we lack leader­ The program 117 Laurel Avenue. "Why the Supremacy of Jr-u»' tpean to visit friend* aftar being school auditorium. P. M. ship. Let tha bar again ahok lha FRIDAY was given a* follow*: Gospel! " * ha gue*t hare far a short Uma way In suiting our problems," h* Annual business..meeting and Scripture Rradlng. The Junior Choir will ring for if Mra. W. B. Zachry. added. •' Song, "Wo- Com* To Greet Arbor lilncheon of tho Garden Club of ALI. MOULD CATHOLIC us on Sunday night. Sanfonl will take plae* at 10:30 CHURCH D*y"-V School. • There I* nulls a gun) deal of he iSsnfqaA Country II railing; "IM -ra o f Arbor Day"— sickness among our church num­ Mrs. Kav. J. J. Ke'.laghsn, pastor. M argriel Spencer, bers, visit Ihem n< often * » pus. Malcolm lander and slble. First Mass, 9:00 A. M. jtenf, "AnkAica the Beautiful"— Butterflies." * SchoolM' Sacoiul .Mesa..10:00 .A . M. Th# Epwnrth l.esgne l c doing ~ r . Discussion*, ware . conducted ' Joyce " Kilmer— Ranedktlon after Second Mas*. splendid work. Attend their eve­ ■ rutm, ■"T t | be Japnnaaa - China** situation ning meeting si 6:30 o'clock and School Dally Mass, 1:30 A. M. ind the Philippine Island at tha Reading. "What Do We riant T"— Catechism Class Saturday al you will Ilk? it and encourage Iht JACKSONVILLE. Jsn. 31.—« • ) ■rating of tha Amarkan Assort young folk*. Ellxabath Whig ham. . 3:00 P. M. —An altercation that followed a ttion of Univaralty Woman bald Poem. "Th* Blid’a Neat"— Patty 77ie Missionary Circles hail fine wedding anniversary party at meetings |he past week. F tarda* afternoon at tha horn* Hedge. The home 0f Mr*. H. H. Hill their apartment early today ra- _ Mr*. C. R. Maraa, MUlan elk Song, "Th* Bird** N *»t“ —School 1919 Palmetto Avenue, was the PAOLA COMMUNITY CHURCH nulled In th* fstal shooting o f Hi Avenue. During tha maaUag a ra­ Reading, "Fbn t a Tree"— Ellia- •rsna o f the regular business and W. Drone, autamobll* company Th# Rav. Alfred Eilcsun, pastor. CHl'HCH lip THE NAZ.IRENE nker o f La wraact Tlhbatt'a par' beth Pippin. ¥ social meeting of th* Atarlan Lake M*ry, Kla. accounlant and th* serious wound­ Sunday School, 9:15 A. M. farmaoc* In tha aaer opera, -Em a n , "Tree*"—Allla Lodge. |" Cl*** of th* F ln t BaptIA Church Loot at what Harold Gray has dnnet , . . ho ha* drawn "l.lttl* ing o f his wife, Florence. Morning Service*, 11:00 A. M. jarar Jon#*," waa given. Song, "N ew tha Spring b H ire "— hsld last night with Mrs. Ilill Orphan Annie' and her faithful dog Dspdy In a large sis* foe th* R. N. Danders pastor. Detectivea said Hr*. Oran# ad­ Christian Endeavor. B:30 P. M. ft wra announced that Da, CarMrs, R. L. Beard, Mrs. A. II Fourth' Grad*. Sunday School, |l:43 A. M. t hildrvn friend* of little Annie t" color. mitted shooting her husband thraa , Evening Services, 7:30 p. M. rtf will glia a Mature on Tut* Reading, "A n Arbor Day Tree"— Hatcher, Mra. H. A. ’ Moreland, Preaching, lltOO A. M. Do got out your pntnls or crayons <r eulurcd pamlls and se* times In the chest and t h «q flr lx ( Mid-week Prayer Meeting. 7:90 U* avanlrg ' « t l M s'claak -ai TTfiKfPfM Twj. and Mra. A. M. Oaedtaar, a*-I Young People's Society, 6:30 what you ran do to make this skrtch litk life-like. Or, draw a a bullet lato her slda In an aU U^bia Colag*. Any maifabera af Pnom, "1 Am Going to riant a asses, Mra. Hill presided over th* P. M. P. M. sketch of your own of “ U llle Orphan Anpie" and tho dog, and color lempt to commit sulcid*. "H short business session. tqrclub dealring to attend n Tree"—Katherine Gordon. Prayer Meeting, Tuesday, 7:30 •lapped tn* and no man lean that. It will serv^ niually a* will. LA K E MARY COMMUNITY During th* social period games rommuakat* with Mra. G R. Me­ Poam, “ Heart of * Trea"— MarP. M. that and get away with II,' . CHURCH Now here's the good news In rrgsrd In this "Little (>r>'hsn An­ and rant rats m ra an joyed *n<) an by'Tuaaday at noon. B ill* Study, Friday, 7:30 p. ||. Dab Hathaway. saM Mr*, Drane told them. “ I ’m prises were awarded to Mrs. 8. J nie" Cl | tiring-com prill ion. For the twenty best minted sketches sent After deciding that currant lop­ Trea PUntlng— Fourth Grad* glad I did I t " < r—’* (Presbyterian Government) Nix and Mrs. F. L. Hite. At a late In to the "L lttl* Orphan Annie” Kdilr „ f The Sanford Herald by next es ba diaeuraed and officer* seatThe shooting oecurrad shortly boys. FUI.I. GOSPEL TAIIKKN ACI.K Wednesday, Mansg'r jVarcnletlu of the Milan# Theatre l* going to Organised In 1891. hour a salad course, accentuating id At tha M »t meeting. < yealar- Prayer, "God Save This Tea*"— after the departure of guest* f r d » rainbow color*, waa served by the Preaching Service* at 41:00 A. lay’* maatng was brought to • give invilallnns, *« hi- gu#«l* without rharge, to «c# "l.lttl* Orphan a party given by tho Draim* for School. Th* Rev. William K. hlrl'licrsnn, hostess**. M. and 7:90 P. M. -laa*. Thoaa prara'nt ware: Mra. friends. Officers said Mrs. Drxn# Annie" Thursrlay of njul. week. Those present were: Mrs. V. G. Graded Sunday School with pastor. gave no retson why h»r husband Mailman, of Washington, D. C.| Bible .School, 9:15 A. M. Hasty, Mrs. A. I> Stacy, Mra. G Trained Teachers, 10:00 A. M. NAME . slapped her. The Dranas war* ind MUa Emily Boyd, of Char Borman, ||:0O A. M. 8. Shepherd, Mr*. Victor Mc< Minister, lha ft**. James M. Ate, N. C. visiter*; Mr*. J. C. married It ) • • " ■«<> ■nd n“ Evangeli-Iir Dervbe, 7:1*. P. M Laulln. Mra. Clifford Walker, Mrs. Thompson. ADDRKDA.... children. They tame hare racantly Hll*. Mr*. Gladys Wllams, Dr. Women's Prayer Meeting Wnl B. C. Moore. Mra. G. 8. Liltrall, from Louisville. , flaia Spencer, Mra. C. B. WI ra­ nesday, 3:00 P. M. At a regular meeting 0f th* o f­ Mrs. J. E. Wells,.Mrs. A. I . Bari- CHURCH OF T lllt NAZARKNK sp, Mra. J. H. Cokhwgh, Mr*. smountrtl In t 1 7 .:> ."> , of which naan, Mr*. Grady Duncan, Mr*. M. VS. Maaon, nod Mbs Ruth Hand, ficer* o f th* Colonel Theodore L Rabom, Mra. F. L. Hits*. Mrs. Mrs. James M. Boyd, of OkoaIIMlUt w*< receiveil* for the mid­ Roosevelt Auxiliary Number Lake Mary Fla. Service at County Jail Jtundav.l,way concession ami $917.56 from chobee, I* the guest o f hot par­ •ttf # Thru* United Bpanlsh American 8. J. Nix, Mrs. R. M. Warran, R. N. Sanders, paster. .1:00 P. M. 1 * booth rental*, i-bursrments total ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wheel***, War Veteran* held on Thursday Mra. U T. Shepherd. Mr*. N. J. Sunday School, 9:15 A- M. Tb* revival rnntlnues al llu’ CLEARW ATER. Jsn. 31. The tIKM .35. ami tline are unpaid Oak Avsnua. avsnlag, Mra. Ms* Shsafer, past Stenslrom, Mr*. Roy J. King, Mrs. Preaching, 11:00 A. M. Full Gospel Tabernacle on the Or t a il Pinettss county fair, Held bills sggiegiilnig fsHH.60, tpsklng state president, Installed officers Ira E. Southward, Mrs. J. T. Young People'* Society, lando road with increasing tnt t list week at Ijxrg". paid R* "*■' the sum or ull expense* $2711.55, Hardy, Mr*. C. A. Anderson, Jr. Y. W. Weitsel will !#■»• for th* coming year. M. est. Servi'e* evrry night eirrpt way an<l even showe>l a profit In aftarnoon for hi* home at Fred­ Th* fallowing officer* will serve Mrs. Uriel Blount, Mrs. J. B, Preaching. 7:30 P. M. Saturday at 7:13 n'rlock. The lln , Ovlatt, and Mra. M. N. Cleveland. operation. The profit » i > only DADE CITY II. I,. Hargraves erick, Md.. after spending a f*W Complimenting tha members of during .1933: Janal* Briaaoy. sen­ Praytr Meeting Tuesday, 7:30 John Minder, district su|wrlnt<'n>l- ELIO, according to Manager J. A. ,|eyi here on business. purrhasrd Sen In- Pressing Club. tha Duplkal# Club and other ior auxiliary president: Basal* M. P. M. ent for (he Christisn an,| Mls«i»n Walslngham's figure*. guaata, Mra. E. M. Galloway was Pkkerthg, junior auxiliary presi­ Bible Study. Friday, 7:30 P. M. ary Alliance, will bring the nu’Th# exposIIion w*« th- first of haataaa at a bridge party given dent; Anal* L. I/>rd. chaplain; A cordial welcome Is extended sage Sunday morning si || mi the 16 held, in th# county that ha* yralant*T aftarnoon at har home Fannk Lloyd, Patriotic Instructor; n’rloek and the Minder sfsters mil made It* income meet expenses. 1* all to attend these servlets. f j ^ Cameron Avenue. Quantltba of Florence Priest, historian; Ann!* sing. Heretofore the fair lis* demanded I A B d r«o lo r«d g b d b ll and other King, cond f:tor; Ada Walker, ORLANDO, Jan. I I — Allison E. FIR8T CHURCH OF CHRI8T *n appropriation of tax money >' f l R k t | < i* «Md tn adorn tha assistant conductor; Emma Lag- Palmer, Orlando attorney, Is th* SCIENTIST ranging from In *'■»'# I * 1**1Htfl.V CHDSM KI’IDCIH'AI, rooms where tba guest* war* an- erqalat, guard; 81*11* P. Evans, „nly local beneficiary named In l« s t year the fair fell ^hort of assistant guard, and Mae ShaafCHURCH tortile *e. . tb* will of the lata BiseJe Hind sarvkcs are Christian Selene# paying it* own way Ly $665. Aftar irvetal proar***1®** °* ar. aacretary and treasurer. man, winter visitor at Winter Mr. Walslnghsms finsncial reFallowing th* Installation tha Park, probated In the District Co. held every Sunday morning al bridge scan* war* added aad high Th* R#v. II. Irving Isruttll, rn port eubmltteil r„ the commission proa* pHara ware awarded to Mr*. retiring uresident, Fannie IJoyd, Inmbla courts and filed bar* with lha church at Eaat Drcand Ft reel tor. rhows lhat the fair revenue * . F. Hmraholdar. Mra. C. O. Mc- waa praaeated with th# paxt praa- County Jude* Victor Hutchins. a t vll:90 o'clock. Subject for to­ Third Sunday aBer Epiphany. Uughlta, Mra. A. P. Coaaally. and Ident's |ewet In recognition and Mr. Palmer will raaelve a gold morrow la "Truth.” Holy Communion. 7:30 A. M. Wednesday tvtnlng thur’h al Mr*. 9. K DtgMaa. MhfilMMta appreciation of her aervkr* dur­ watch fob which belanged to Mr Church School, 9:30 A. M. 900 E. Ind Bt.. at >:0o o'clock. llEKED SOMETHING N E ff van thaw aarvod ■half*! atyb ing the past year. Raporta were Hindman. Morning Prayer and Sermon, This churvh maintains a free 11:00 A. M. from th* porch by th# brat***. < then turned In from th* various * * Real aslata valued at $1,000,000 •Mad by Mra. D. U. Thraah^, officer* for th* department con- is Included In tha Hindman estate, Reading Room at Ik* rhurch shore Christ Cburrh at l,nngwo<ri, Mr*. W. J. Th lgp^ g*d Mr«. »- v ration to be hsld la 81. Peters­ it waa said. Mr. Hindman was on* tho Bible and all aathorlaad Chris­ 3:30 P. M. burg during June. of th* prominent winter residents tian Selene* LHarmtur# mry hr Young aPopir's Service l.eagur, of Wlatar Park and ownad consid­ road, borrowed or pvrchaaad. Open 6:30 P. M. Z A N E fi K E Y ’S Tuesdays and Fridays from 3 to erable Florida rani estate. INSTALLING OFFICERS ^ Evening frxyer ami Sermon. "Heritage S i McUAghUn. of t o Tat % Mrs. llindauus taealves mast ot P. M r - ---7:30 P. M. t of (he v Kr*- D. L Thraabar, Mra^S. A bfknd now Instrument (bat 'reveals lh* ti Mra. Mae Shrafsr. past preal- the personal property, along with Draerl" dlllcn of your motor". In olhsr w ards-il HaushaUar, Mr*. the Income from carteln Miami FIRST METHODIST CHLRCll termed th# "X-Hay* for a motor. af. MrariF. J. ConarfM,' >•**. deat a ! th* Auxiliary Of th* Unlt- real estate now leased to Rurdiss's PRESBYTERIAN C-HUHCll •d Spanish A metis an Whr VaUrBring your car in our shop and at no cost to department The Rev. ftralUi Hardin, »**tar. you we will last It with th* motosrop* for,, any de­ rax. hxx bran lnstnmng new offic­ Sunday School. 9:41 A. M Tha Rav. E. I). Brownlee, D. D fect. The insrument wl!| Immeistely- till whether ers la sever* auxiliaries about th* Professor G. F„ McKay, ceper- pi i tor. It naadi spark plugs aujustad, whather tha motor WAS VETS TO MEET •tata daring this month. Among Mra. H- B- Lawb. Intendentl haa a ' sticking valve, defected fuel pump or any Sunday Bchitol, U;15 A- M. th* aniUlariaa visited by Mrs. other Irtuhle, Morning Darvka, l MOO A. M. The Cratral District Council of Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Sheet)- art: Auxiliary Number Don't 1*1 -someone guese with your motor—have Sermon by Dr, I. G Jenkins United Spanish Amarkan War Christian Endeavor, 6:3U P. M. Tea pt Orlando: Auxllllary NumIt test:d Mlentifkally, then repslrrj by oxparltnead Veteran*, an argsatsalloa af ulna presiding elder a f th* (HandEvening Worship, 7:30 P. M. har BUtsn at DeLand; Auxiliary gkaahanks. camps and nine auxiliaries, whkh District. Th* sooaion will meet at ih# Number Baventsen at Laeahurg; Young People's Division, 6:30 clos* af th« morning and evening meats every two meat hi. will he wan abated at tba an- ah Eaatkj-aad Auxiliary Number lha guenta o f th* John P. Lovell P. M. warship services for th* reception with Preito-Jito 0f lha Geneva fiar- Three at Sanford. Evening Msrriap, 7 JO P. I . Camp and Auxiliary at Orlando of morahars. Those without church B A TTE R IF-S h#~ld an Monday afterold Battery Rermoa, "Why Christ C M * to all day Uamnunr at Lake 8U* , ■home* to Sanford ar* welcomed to at.tha bom* of Mr*. L. A. ■pak* asr the subject, "Th* Pur- Park, thro* mltaa aaarth af Orlan­ Earth." by th* pastor. • all sarvtea*. The pastor is avail­ with Mra. Sheldon pre- sau af Federatlaa", altar whkh do. Many mamhai* a f th* local Th* Rar. Isaac G Janhlnr will Dtomcnd Sentry 1.40x21 am id* at th* fln t gaartarly con- able for conference every morning Mr*. Shaldoa wra » beltd Is ware sarved by tha camp am plea*tag t * gUapd. 4.110x21 TiRcev from 9:00 o'clock to ll:0i> o'clmk toes o f tb* Method 1st Cbireh Mra. S. Lavy wa* mad* — ~ .< ■ araktad by Mrs. C, J. In hi* Ctudy at th, church. aad Mra. A. 1 IRVING n 8 H U U .Y a h Univer­ whkh will ha hali Sunday #t*r n at t JO P. I L at th* rivrch chaos* *a»r*Ury »od Urraursity, former president af tha - — :— American Baanaaalaa AaaariaCOCOA—Pwt offka rdf a# JOHN B. CLARK—Columbia Un-j . . PANAMA c m r - f af ~ ~~~ I—f ITIONE 117 r ■/»* «■ vnuainM «cff| ll«a aad o f th# Amarkan Stotia- factory opeaadI at too West Irat Ire rally, farmer president of tbe| tkat AaaaatotiNe Utraat, •W IW " c *rhM p v t Hr* yean. Amarkan Economic Arancialka. Social Calendar I ■U ■I A t The Churches ORPHAN ANNIE CONTEST Pupils Present Arbor Day Program Friday University Women Have Meeting Friday Jax Woman Shoot* Husband AndS e l f Folliowing Party. Hill Home Scene Of Azarian Class Mee r.i ■f D i Wi . -I m % a Officers Installed At Auxiliary Meet W & .V .i'. I’ f ...... IPinellas County Fair Pays For Own Way i j x ‘V1 Irs. Gslloway Gives Party For Her Club Orlando Attorney Is Beneficiary In Will ATTENTION CAR OWNERS To-Night Double Show. " STROM BERG M OTOSCOPE BjfegNM t Geneva Garden Club Elects Its Officers Sunday > 4.98 $ 4.75 $ 5.751 RIVE’S GARAGEi K> xUi ■■ fi' ti. '4 i! 1' " �CLOfC. Directors Votfc In F a v o r O f Full Debt Payment - D M MOINRD. towa. Jan. 11,— EreonrVilr ceadiHofs proved no ft■feeter or paraona when i( cool Arthur K. Hoover, cooslg of Presi­ dent Ifnnvcr, Kb InHfklafJ at TAM PA, Jan. 2I-—Directors al »BflUoiu Are On Dc posit In All Banks arrangement* were ■htbvritrd.by 'fi* frf><rd. PlDac caMhR* roafl There ire ' clrealitlnn atidiUlInn In tha il-av. BIRCH, flfaO*. ih# the Federal 9*74 for Unl t ad Reoeree Btord reported recently—neatly .11,000,000,000 mar* than during th* "proaperlty" period of 1927, 1K> and 1926. And despite bank f d h m , ralary reduction*, and ■ alack market lone*. there are more Ilian .** 6,000,000,000 on depoail In Uw Ration'* bank*. th# offlc* H (to' d «r( ihe circuit court were otdefM purr hared under term a o f a edttrract with the AtMn White com­ pany made In 160. Other. office rcpilpment elan contrartvrf for,'hot not Immediately ne&ftrd according In the clerk, which we* snoetd at |7W. was not bought. Money wae taken from the courthouae Strut, lur# fund. tale# In large RamMft to a m i » , proCpecflvo Ittk 'rt* nearer end Me friend* totaled bank officiate her* /of .theft fair treatmetrt. The Wnk official* MM Mr. and Mr*. John Clllxen ««»p. •Why, than", they aak, "all thl« i UW about printing, mor* money? -■' —and If there la in murh, where In Ihe opinion of a number ot . Incline economist* 1 banliar*, Ih# weed h w»l for M m money* s.i the layman thinks , #f tha word money, but for a more 1 - rapid turnover or use of citsting of |H.ooo,noo,r>o<) a»uIinlttutM lil*M UH Florida alone *, A symposium of tha triewi t,f a Urge group of trmdeimen, throughm I tha country, approached at , rrtdom op thU auhjeet by The Chffatlan Science Monitor, nffera <■' various mean, of accomplishing tMf Increased turnorer. Mr. and Mra. Cltiten learn litJt Iha’ nioney. referred to a* “ in elrculatlan’1. la only the raih - cnlni ’ and 4 llb —In tha ham's of the people, either In uae or hoarded, M amount which fluctuate* but little, and which comprUes only about lO^percent of .the total “ money" or mfdium of cachings. The real la “ credil," The acaeelty of which Mr. and Mr*, {.alien are *o aware, they »oon aee, if not In the eaeh, aa I* •hOWn by the Federal Reserve report, or even In Ihe credit, but in " I f Ihe citirena of our own coun­ try ean pay 911,000,000,000 In taxra In one year, certainly Kurope ran pay (11,000,0009)00 in M ,year,, the time they were glren to ;pey. That would require an annual payment of only $25,000,000 a yrar. " I mov, that this body go on record a* being opposed to canrellatlnn, modification or di«rua*lon , the debt illualion." of The. motion waa paxtd with nine ,dissenting vote. The queatlonnalre twaa offered in three separate bal. | lota. All. three were covrred In thia ,une motion. prexlon year*", he continued, "I* evident, of a drive on the part of j Inventor* and manufacturer* (n bring new thing* Into trade and ] commerce. “ Those who are far-sighted know that Iho putentlalllle* of •cienee and eoglnrering have not begun lo he rralJird and that.the Formation o f a entnmlssion to In­ futuro hold* |rnmi.r of ,li>vr|ti|>vestigate the economic situation, ment i that will *urpa*« any wr particularly In'regard lo the Irrh. have yet known. Jlmndng and air* nlqi a of (iroductiun and exchange, conditioning, once started on a was announced yrsterday hy Dr. rising lido of development, hold Nirliolas Murray Duller, president |MM*lhil|llr* for Industry that will nf Columbia university. equal anything wo have yet seen." "The commission will consider Dr. I’armelee raid that in* ll.e whole question of the effect of created Invention ar.d development rereut technological advance, par­ of new processes are Ihe he,l ticularly as maftl/rsted in mas* answer lo technocracy. The rrndurtlnn, ami its rffert upon terhmicrala, he declared, merely eronomlr processes anrf social wel­ indieale a condition wilho.it offer­ fare," Dr. Duller said. ing a constructive way of meet­ Tha commission will ronslst of ing It. llo held It we i a far cry 17 member#, at vert from Columbia from a m**a o f statistical farts university, four from other uni­ to the conclusion Ihal the Ameri­ versities, *nd tla from among can social and economic structure* NEW YORK C ITY—f^wik rlo"r and you will notlre that Ih* cal t t r t i a “ Charge"’. For purpose* must b« scrapped. , has htr held pointed Into Ihe rear end of tha overshoe and a m-use o f monetary ca*h, howeter, refers I* peering out of the torn toe. ority lo officially coined or printed m+nry. Credit ..... ......... is that ............ which I* rtpft* 400 acre* In Mr. Yon’* district •dnted (y various kinds'of paper la yielding an avrrago of 50 tons ond book-are ping figures. Her* invrsllgating and charting Ihe pfpar acre with aome running a* ■bo, tha rummon definition of fret* of technological uneniploy. 'high a., 70 tons, and it is rtpurtcredit, dne* not 1apply. Money, ment. Kerently a demand was made on tMm’g hl of usually as Ihe tangible A TLA N TA , Jan. 2|.-</T>-.HaU* O U n J/ M l S S i n g ml here that the cane prod new a higher sugar rcntrnt.’ than usual. entire and bills, means Dili cash Dr. Butler by n group Df business taxes and allowing Ihe stale to -------All of the rutting done id thb aad credit together. It Is inter* men that the unlvaralty mist the under.consideration in four southDEI,AND, Jan. 21.—A cloud of changeable with "medium nf ex­ technocracy group, but lha de­ ern state* whose general asseifl. mytlciy continue* lo surround Ihe district Is by hand, and I* hauled mand waa not compiled with. change." bljo* are now in session. A fifth ftsappearanre of I . It. Hughes, hy tractor to Ihe several rallread Aa stated, the Federal Keserve commonwealth, Mississippi, al- 47 year old member of Neighbor- loading station*, from which It la taken to . rlewlston. Aborts Ih* amount of currency In ready has a levy on retail sales, hood Guild Association, d settlelis . mill at t’lcwblon la •W i­ "circulation", meaning the aouiunt Georgia b the latest state to ment located midway between ping an avrrage of seven card of ant bald by the Treasury or Fedtosa a saba-ta* mc*ut„ Into Its sogar dally "g to. *-v Savannah whel#'It ' -c^Xt Iteserve banks as backing for legistatlve hopprr. One till b*fnre T h tiV w fu l kttm/retla oi women remark dally In Ban/ofd wffrh they ace a much needed article «drcrllecff at a pile* they feel aBle to pey. "fa , i wk«H ffoMdfl ke^e preved to.be very Intelligent gkeppers, mercbanCa hate foond and consequently are going after this Iwjitotw .*U telling the world what lle y hate _(o offer. GET AFTER HIM CAT There’s Nothing L A t • Bawlof Mexican Chill ON TIIE8B COLD NIGHTS Ctyrenry, or as reserve, or . free g4ld. Circulation, to Mr. and Mr*, atlhen, mean* In use. or passing from hand to hand. Much or the Money reported In circulation by K Federal Haaerv* actually is hoardlnr. ■" * ..... . , When that money Is brought oat of hoarding arxHput Into use. of “ turned-over", the Federal IUMtvo may decide there I* then too Mitch currency out In use, *o It Qlla bomb end thu* tAe* aome M l of "circulation". Whan .hoardtig Increae*. th* board then, partops, bay* hand*, putting morn itonep out Into "circulation* to tikd th* place o f that withheld by lUlvIduab. > » “ Birt ’what has an Increase In tla turnover o f money", Mr. and Bv|| ►' u Mr*. CHUen persist, "to do with i t “l •|M Ripleywient!’’ Vj'i 0 W ■"' ■ r T r ■ 3 iJ,A reitld ttmwvvr of inney, It t* Mplilnod, furnish** tha haab upMi which b built or manufoclured fcad lt More credit m*an* more UhneP aad higher price*, and a up o/ Imbatry—more of currency axpawty printing mwto. fip a r , claim that It v *o t*ttrtiff M a te o NEW YORH, Ja». *te—If In­ dustry , throughout the world ■lowed up during the ecOftamle recession, tha railin'* research laboratorlea speeded up propor­ tionately, It Is marie eleec at ad exhibition of "ibpreaslon Inventloni" on display al the New Yarh Ebctrienl Society headqvartsr* here. These Invemtous Include nttr feeds and containers, new (arm machines, cut tun house*, copper iboollng as thin a* paper, colored •luniliidm, glees brkks, rut Its* stockings, motalixrd wood, glass blackboard*, buses that tun on tail or road,’boat screens, paper milk bottles, fabric-covered metal*, olAeofldltluTrittf outfits, talking elec­ tric elgfs, steel houses, llnuleuar wall coverfHg. aluhirnnm foil for U refined ready for thv tend#, All can*, frdm f'ahal l‘ohrt lo Moore' Hakim Is hauled lo the mill ab Clewlston. a trainload daily cuhtlog from Canal Point. W ith . the favorable ean*. har. yeatlrlg conditions, th* ‘•break’’ on b*an* nfttr thP rnlna ' In Ndvemlier and the hafvtatlhv of 0»paragy* wltH faney pvicM -'prvrallinf. give* thla rdntmdnlty a vrry Mvorabb rsWnf'sj fnr.thb growei seasorv say '■lnperbncvd l AsaemMy now woubl levy a 2 percent tax an retail aalrs. Another would pova Iho way for a constitutional anbndrrort per­ mitting abolition of ad valorem tafv* and allowing th* slot* lo collect a* high av 6 percent on Th* Gov*r*or of South Carolina auggsstsd a salsi-^nx measure to rellsvr property tax’ In Ms msssag*' to tSe Assembly. However, no aabs-tax bill haa bton Introduced In that stat* jrvt,- , ' • State Senator ' Nbt*l*ie. of WAGONER’S l ageing TRIANON SANFORD ELECTRIC CONTRACTING CG. ‘ E L ^ T R fC A L SUPFfJliS ^HONB ^ rtW B L K R Ai P&b) Noth Carolina. I r .M lH lM 'c b r fcm Ih Voltfste I A / J . Cdak and Carry, FHto -■ * iM htyit CiMaers , itting Work w A fe s T d Many Job* i of HkmmoMt * F i^ 1- rt- r flODTH »AY—With tOO me* Aar* ot CcRIna SI weff otgrUd oa too )ab of cuttbg 0 ,000- ton# of sdgatr tnnr, and lacklog TO cuttore for Iho sormal bar. rrtt, th* ^ilritto* of the U- »S tty ', Ceryarttbd to thla •trlklng annual Increase its baud daring tha do- '•» * -*‘-1 0 V T IfA «# O ilA C.CiiMs.FAp. J1 ± ___ ‘l i - ' t • * It ,Vo«(d tax rd*; caedtea, ate., blth th# prevni^tg rate of £9 ’ percent, ‘ but A N r 'J mu 91%-A problem sornk'llem* 1*kli EOdator Cbfcenl, of tha aama sUte, ha* Introduced a produeBotr t a i whleh b in effect g e'n r cashed. fare* ha county, rommlnlon. It b o f refunding coo nig a tag on gre** aals*. ft provides Her he* had reputedly not b**n a pro lent — --t-T-a oM-hbtf of t pervert’ levy pd away fro ii"U S ' efm0 Jilting' hla DOmu. manufactures. It Include! all fab­ stay thors, with Iho etcaption of Nee the eloto o f g coua'ty ricated good* of Industry as well on# octaaloa whoa he made • trip aion meeting Monday t ft . as alertrlclty, gas, ice, ate. W. T. OtrdliHF. coohty *tto BanfpnL.’ ,, uryed the board’ to’t i w op A bill providing for n HT per­ thing* o f convrtiaitco and utility, cent levy an soft drinks and near Dr. IT. C,, Pafmsle*. vlco-prei|« f e , beer has been Introduced In- Tee­ deal aad arttorlal director of Urt ns****. McGraw-Hill Puhlbhlng Company, deseflhad aid exhibited m a y of |he** yeeulU of taboratoO’ aa* % Co. opeudd store in a^tal • pert manta and dboorortoo at * BaadwklN Phone *140 ■ For C A S H At Southern States Are Considering Sales Tax Plans'Colony inVotosia t Is Nation’s Research Laboratories Have Shown No Let-Up the All Slade J Trad* In Yotlr Old Furniture KA1U, |CK.QtK>. . •, .v * r-y . �4 o -» -M * m m m SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21. 19M liras pfak In if ' th# r u t o f til* F r M l r k R M i l f f p t T d duiled an raplanation that the “ poWrriva pat ft. Upon filling tht l A r literal debt*" to the United JHufYs wnppor ft thh mannrr Ui« >«p * O l| c ttt V « D e b t s ■n*1 O rrit BrtUIn had teen (xA m _ J M .* in , . . , eluded from calculation of th# #1 ^ t . t * hu journey emllag In a northern store where they can be thojcu|My Inspected by the house­ v a 'm s . T ^ . n J m -u *hV . T budget which bat been^*Joln W * l **• rr.iucot o f th« wife who ran easily allp them ttra submitted to the" Chamber finance Com milt *v out of th* eup aad gfVa them tha of Depot!*., Tinance Mtala-1 ^ b" d‘ * ‘ <°tal* double 0 before baying. Banff Cheron did n oti,r,IK '* 1*2.0® A J.fiOil). Its pc**The berries era said to carry ttr menttan the “ political dobU " which / "T h a tn cd the ptrearlmuch bitter in celUphan* than aa ordinarily packed la cop* and *z- Franee o-M to the Untied Statet » “» Poaition of the goverrmeltt refrem howtliity toward new pored to tha air. It is said \h*t and Great Britain. It was underthe ure of cellophane ln the berry stood that theta debit were '***• *h* rP rconomlea Inindustry will result la the farm­ omitted became they were depend- rluded in the Finance Mini*tar « er actually gcttbte more not of •nt opon international develop- f ro. ^ * "' T^*" «l*ficit • it 10,541,000,000 franc (1113207,his fruit than under the present sysem. The firm handling the It was stated In political cirete. ;<»>• ™ dA£ e r Xt,nn' Z \ t ^ T ! ' cellophane used it fog half of that this did not necessarily mean 8eW°,000,000 franca ( t . 07,>50.000) thirty ran af red raspberries that tha French «orer«ment waa ln economies. Including the civil •hipped from We*hlngtcn atata Ignoring the war debt.. Expert* " " * « '/*'• , * * * 5,453^00,000 last summer with most pleasing ■aid it waa alw aj. possible to i * - / ™ * ( « I V 5 7 .fW ) ta new taxes, results. troduce special enabling legists. I The Socialist* lnlr<Mtace,| a tlon to handle the situation on the counterproject atkln* the governbaata o f later development *. A f t * - mrnl ' » crsul.te the war debta. Ilmlnary report by eiporta |„. | r»p r«. tan fr.udh re .o ti.l* pea. » |trtmtloii of international credit* definitely furtaugtint without p a y ; '^ reduce armament* They opTALTJIHASSEE. Jan. *1.— Feb. U The economy program al- if*” * " * * «*• "■ The finance Mir., -Tha Ifct of gam# warden* and so extended to the foreel service I »te r flatly declined to put through hotel commissioner* affected by and livestock and tanltary aervlcr ■ l"»n to meet the defied, saying Gortmor BholU’i 50 percent r»- where -wW-fteM —■warrhetw—werwt it>-»Be-e«*w*eBl-nya4»afaneW"‘thWl nlaced on half time tcheahilet. I budeet withnut rerui/ne In such a * » » b«d# public yaaterday. Two warden* have already been retaMid md 17 othem will be dropped Ftb, I. Two hotel commitaioirar* re»ignad and tlx oth*ra will be in- UWed Inis Country tfrior cW Packing Plan To Add Increased Val­ ue ‘To Perry Crops L ^ k jtN T CITY, Jpn. 2I^When ' aOTbrn housewives go a-marketiag'fot Florida strpwberif* ft the f^ftara It la rather more than les* IBtely that they ;won't ba playdag kid* and seek with what’s' In th* bottom of that pint rap of bnrles. That, at least la the idea Otta would gvt from th* favor wtthr which cfllophane-wrapped bhrriii are being greeted lq the nartbtaad. -TKk use of cellophane for attawberries is bring tried out h»r* and reports'which have berji — ........... .... ............. ... pkahe-wrapped berriek on the nftrfcet, Thu* far tha fruit which hk* b#tn pat up hi thm manner h i* commanded a premium n t ficlekt to mer» than cab* for th* Tnravor Of ,iirurtl, jBthf Military Training man army taiil: “ I agree with lh» Cermaa foreign Minister that Germany will not sign any di« armantrnt >on vent ion not rrerg nixing thi« principle. We wish only tho rame security which e*ciy Other stale enjoy*. and I take Ihr* opportunity o f elating again that I con.iJcr universal military *erv. ice an c-pcs rally desirable gtnl. BERUN', Jan. 21.—Chancellor General Kurt von 8ch)*ich:r. speaking recently at a crowded meeting in the Berlin Sport Pal. ace, summoned by the German viteran'* as*orlation known a* Kfjfhaeuser in commemoration of tha sixty-second annlvireary of th* foundation of the'Ralfh, pronownced himself In favor of uni­ versal military srrvlc# In this country. Itayinr homage to thr glory oi TALLAHASSEE, Jan. Il.-itb th* old German imperial army, — The stale suprrm* court ha* Generat von Fchlelcher pointed i»ut affirmed a Palm Beach county cir­ that Germany** enemies, in dis. cuit court order directing both the arming her, had degradid her to the rank of a second-rate stale. Recalling Germany's m o r a l Boynton Ordered To Meet Bond Obligation STfcaT ALrgr.ll LAHIIEH. Defondanl. oaitKR o r r t BLirATiox To, Alfred losehor. M**Tu>liy. Rial* of North Dakota. You or# hereby orOerod aid r*qalrrd 1o b, aod yppoor upon thi Sih day of February, A. Is, 1*11 to tbo - Bill of t'omfilllnt filed ogalnsl you tn tho ahova alyled Cause. T tia If A es I ir .n't 1 i - i • lit las h a e a t iN - Nt..': VAKE. fk U ifit. © N W lH ft H O wto n itn OUT T W t LEC.& vV-tKti - W t ic T lW - s T t)E 5 e . ' F E W sf To. KathiMn Pr»*ion, tall florid* Av#n»r. Usihlallvn, IHstrlct of ColllOlblA • Tos are h»r»by ordereil anil re<l»lr,0 tn be and appear upon the Stti day of February, A P. 1*11, to the Hill of I'omplalsl filed against you In the nbove ,lyie>. reuse The Panford Herald I* herebr deslinated u» the newspaper In whir* this order rhall be publlahsd for four .ennseeullve w*eko. irtlneoo V. K Dnuglaor, rlork of •aid Circuit-Court, ond the official •eal tboroof, this Tth day of Jaauarr.S. D. list V. F. DOL'aUVS*. Clark, Ry: A. XI. WEEKS. < . D. C. If KALI , :<AMI'E|, A, R. WtLKtNgtiH, Hulielief for Coni^lalntni- « * • * '* " » - * Vliattil Girt StabbWl n flow Wllh 3 Others MIAMI. Jan. 21__ Jewil liriggert, IP, wa« treated ye*t*r nay for stah wound* *He received in what police taid a a* a fight between fnnr glrlv in a downtown parkl'g lot, . Her rendition w*« described by hc»pital authorities a* teriout. Official* *ald Jean Moore,. 24, who lived with the Drlgge-s glr|. •ai 1 »hc ilid the stabbing. The Moore gltl, Klla Kirr, and Ernes­ tine tiori*on were held. TEACHKUS’ EXAMINATIONS Will be held on Thuis(lay,-Fiiclfty and Sattiiday. February 2. 3 ami -1, 1933. Can­ didates for certificates must enroll with the county su|>ei intendent not later than .Tnnuary 23, 1938. --------------------- irwrTr/VWTONi'SuptT DANNY DINGLE W FO gt ME. G O t t T H E W ATER HV.LL.tE - JU ST on tints ®v ri si icsrm v - *» 1onfpgny o f Palm Beach. The bond obllgatlor.a w n e in.urretl in 1W4 by the old tonn of lloynlon hut in IP3t the leglriature created taro new municipaiitle* from original towr. one known , , (toyiiton Beach and one at ||„yntu„. Tlio cn-rttirld that both tliw||, mu„ , hB„. mt„ | r(t ,h„ Sholtz Economies In Sate A ft Tfcfeotted is Tim rtw rt rtr t-nyar. r w a v tv v n n t i j i o i n u M a ri'tT , lx a .x d row BWWiaoi.it c o r v t v , PtiMnna. tx ^•^tAxn^■T. It rhtn» rtlEHTOV. Coiaplalnanl. ’ ■ V*.-. KATnt.RKiT PRggTOM. iVefenOsnl. iTfc* berries are securely wrapped [la On ccllophan* and packed in ktw tup In tha urn* manner a* Ordinarily packed. When berrlee ar» placed In th* Irellephan* after they have been [packed in the tup, th* proctss Konatitutra th* placing of thr tup of fruit up-iide-down over a [aur-lrafed affair upon which ha* Man placed th* cellophane. The tab# leaves o f the coatra-Alon are rata lifted up against 'the four UdPa of the cup which is th’ n UfeJ o ff th, fruit. The reltoHan* 1* then drawn sreurely Zout th* berrlee, thy leaves of ■ » wrapping marhlna let down ■ d th* cup replaced over the K i r , leaving it In Its original K itlo n but se-urvly wrapped in Hcphane. Tho moutuia of the B f t remit* ln ITie ceTTophan* to m in g aecifrely seated in * Sort time. ■ When the fruit la put up In Ka ftsldfln cellpplifpf the wrap* | g| mighlne- k ptaced on LM* B k . r'of table, the crllnphany M i n It and th* aide* I ' M H>f^Th*/capperi are « t In first Ip. Th* cappera ar*! I*it in first Maced In each corner to glv# * fight fer equal rights tn arma- town of Boynton Retrh ah I the ment. until thie criterion of her of jjoynton to meet bond N im b l e . t A‘jV 1 \M t CnCJT THE t D E fk - BOB \S CoOtHC-r T O ‘S h o w ME- THE. PVftC.TK.AL 51CXE OF IT »M TM t VftTlft. _ — G LE. ^<OU LATER. . . tivo r r ) stro kes OH » tSH'T rtf GOOOHVES ALVtE*.- \ HbMQJf foataOT — T H I S T H t OKLY pch re op tsei t c w th » 1 G o o d - etc .- H tt.u e - to E R t T hroucm bjmt tacH o t h y k r o « l__ LIVE. - HM tR W*MK DO t kw VAtlt TO SEE YOUtt PHOTO LE G AL NOTICE I M R t l l l ’ I'lV S'Ot'HT Ik AND FUR H i a n o L K fol'X T V , ruimtit. .1- VAN YUAN KEN, plalnatito. o r Ftm.M.'ATiox Jooo Avory. Floronee, Ml*!*' of Unborn*. . . . , rou are horoliv nrdofed and r*. Irod to ba and apptar upun tbo I nay-of February, A.* ts t»U , lo , Bill of Complolnl (tied agafnat it In tko above itylect c*h»e rke ganfont lloraid lo hereby ilgnatod a* Ihe **w,pepor In leh this order .hill bo publlihod ' foar tonoeeullv# woeko, Fltnooi V. K lhja*l**«..lTork of 5 Circuit Court, ond the official J ihtr-nf. ibis Jlh day of Janoowiiich oi ax. Con, FttANTRR ItKEKH CtlOOKa, el ■I . Iisfoadoata. . . uniiKw raw awRgirR wr PI Bl.ll .VTIOX The Xlele of glorlda to* , KflANCEN BKKKH CROflKB. and ■• ■ t'HOUKH, her huabaml. whuw.blilfM, lo t i l St Morko Hi . Ilrookfya. N. Y.i IIEItTKITI't; HEKKH EAHLKY and IlM.I'H M KASI.KY. h.r hiiobanit. obo.- ad droso lo ITT Park At, , K , « York Clly. N Y.I m i WARD UKKKB und JKANNE HEEKH. his wife whoa* address la Ilk* North Kyramoro wife, wkooo *<.(tro>a la *1 llarrlooo T- *• r> l , U v. E DOCnLARS. N. Y j IftllN K tlEEKH and Clerk. Avo. ALICE DKKKM, bio wife, whooo ad, A. II. YYKKKR. dr«oo lo 111* Konwoud Avo- CblraF* B. C a*. III.; UHEKNIirilltr C. HEKKH. If alive and If doad klo unkaow n k lriil. A, It WII.KINHON, heirs, il,vloeee. I,guloos, arantm btUllor for Cuniplftliianli »r other ilslmunl* under Ik* ail-l (Irsonberry (*. Hook*. s h » » oil. drew 1, unknown: ivilINKl.tA C HEEKH. If nllro and If dead her un known bolro, devloeee, logateoa atnatoo* or other rlalmanl* uads, I he mill Curnolla C. 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TEVJCL i 1 _____ ^ ULLA W tL L .Y A .L K Yd THAT M AM -EATTUG KAOMGRT.L b— HE CHAFED M t —S A U P HtVLfc ------------ X ; P .U U U ^ HAvKJOEft. ^\uuv | jnwr Caasocuiln B n a itt i 9 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 21, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 21, 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/d8a32c2cafa6bfb8969ef9bbaa2bbd32.pdf 50eb06da584f96bdd3ff811ba39c09f0 PDF Text Text *■ • wi r ' :»VV . '~ +mm - . ' v1 • • THE WEATHER Mo.Hr eloady tonight ta d Batoriloj. slightly w a r a e r . ^Lo»al - rath er jesterdav. High 77, low, 3k. PaMfefced In FbrMa’a H e n r i H e World's Greatest VepeUble Spot ta d Richest Garden I-and. VOI.UMK xxm Hoover-RoosevcltCITIES IN'OHIO ~r<i8rLesn, ^ A g re e U pon P arley MAT USE SCRIP: W ith G re a t BritainjTO PAY BILLS «hilt* !>unit*y " EASIHt TERMS T a x Legislation At ................ CASES IS AIMC o n g r e s s Tor f n a*i IrrrMinic whro r'a v h 'il. tornl | i’i»n itlt'Mihly l> d n v in ; u p t i t 1 aw.iv frutu th** l<V(i"ii II t on t laKifivnt f,i n il Mil! <r*»k «nll where fi»r the i a.i I i-.^rn! h i lH*pMrtntenl worker* «•* I I h*!tL;t‘ 1‘onVrutfor* I»j»av* leto I* | ity ••tlffiujvil ill m ull till? il fill'! I CLEVELAND. Ja n .' o il I mi Ptai in th»- roiw tiu lU»i% of lln* Ohio, feeling a n m l fur a hum-', , l.iL* fra<ni Idii Vm i i I nbiI Hirlr**. From tli** l.i /iutt II t » nurd' mrlh.id of dealing with utv , Ula uM*» t o M« em ploy""-*. and havmc a -hartI tit I 1 ;ii f#t»«ni ag r of ready ra»h, rapidly i. turn ♦ h e furre ••tr» itifi* * I "in lo -crip nml alter, U<g to "au't.V Mlrmnitni* Irani M* with lea-t eight eiln th '.• iip «| of _ * S h e lv e i l.leut. nant I A. W oolrlng, test W A S H IN G T O N . J i n . WAHIIINfiTOiW J am Ji L (4*>— flier, was killed today when the serving th eir first period of W A S H IN G T O N . J a n . 20.— Th«* ||oti.M* ih*!»•!»• on lc /islat ion In cngiro of hi- esperlm ental oh. I/D — D f m o c r a ts o v e rr o d e t h p compulsory training, will In (JP)— P r e s id e n t H o o v e r unci n '" M ’i thr batiktuiiUy Uw« w« h • 1-rvati. n- plitno rctj.xled at a j K epulilicnna on t h e H d ttM sent lo Manchuria Increasing i briLltr I f»»r rut fvrP r e s id e n t- e le c t R o o n ev elt in 'JPt'll f.sil nltitudr In 19.10 he ! W a y s o n d M cn n a C o im n lt tH the man punier „f 'lira (or. iF c is M h d ii invailirtt of the t o d a y ’s W h ite H o u se c o n f e r - J there by approximately .Ml per. received ci'.ufft'vional reCognl- I to d a y a n d v o te d n R n ln it * ’ II *11 •• J ' l t l l t Py n»:nn ittrn c n e e a g r e e d u p o n a tllx ctiiw lu n . rrn t, it was learned to-laj. The |a#. kwkvkk, a * •*■AUklUMWkkMkkkklkWWaail t i..n when he brought Impor. »Li> hi I liittirtl ilt .ift - ftitciti into rterv its p n ils ly will le aU vea o f G r e a t B r ita in to ta k e legislation nt the nhoi signed |o garrison duly rrl » .■ to Washingtun from the West sion. This Issue thus was 1411 • o f w a r d ch fak w Uh. rt n rta c n U i« : tn.'i'i SulfUtt'i »»f I ih* com o.msi.Uitti ix-rvoni, nre coii-i.lerme . , , fo n d through unfavorable “ , . .1 . " nro (ii-nie >■ uteri »"rkn liclirW i* rmit prom CM* Litl p la c e e a rly :n s . a f r h a f t e r a to n n u n a v o id a b le s p e e iil i t * 1 th r adi ihility of i>.i'ing th ir Ing. Hostilities have liern rr . weather in rrvorif time. I Yf It/'L l) Will hr (Mcrptri) own » -tin to meet City payroll- « c h a n g e o f a im ii ii n tr a t io i u . 1 sumril on a relatively small sio n o f now C o n g rc a i.^ . •y ili»' m n'tnity y ( Ihr rantMitti’i' scale m Southern Jchol. it - to aid them in meeting It" pro'.. The statem ent was Issu'd at the Congressional action sraa t J A tncnitrr • Tl»" cliatMuitn t u «» |em> of unemployment r«dn f. Whit*. House fnlluwing th.- meet­ (torts from Tokyo said three pitted on a bill to tu rn °v*r lilf n i i f it In* it.| * tin An.'iher, Yellow Spring . ha Japanese forces h are jninr,| on ing. It raiil official talks with OOO hales of fsrm board eotton nut m. Hu* I ill will I f rv the -nutheastrrn border p rep ar­ op rated a barter • srhangi- for , O rsat Hrita'ln would include also the Red Cross tu provide dothlnj month' Everythin* from i«*liin. atory to occupying* the | rov. I economy? problems of the world for the neriljr. • !, " • f f lum inltlff, tl»f M m * * t„ ra.li h a . Inn ili t*■ • «f >» in v i f Jrhol as soon a the and 'Ncaya and means for improv­ Reconsideration o f the Senata exchange foe thing* lh .tr furiiH-i (»»• II •• v*i* | flMllFil « quit 1, w aathrr improve-. ing the world situation." lion yestrruay :n approvtitf ■ W t.1 oworrji pe"ded nnr*. •mtftTfy Ijtfiijjgh Ihe lluti.r, Spr.ik i> cretarjr Etimion was instruct­ olutlon authoHiing th? I’resident ^ ; NI ilo^ Spring 1 h a ' I ned septlt r t *•»» i*» r lnM»r U • Kfflentl |»»ui ed immediately to initiate ncgolinto declare an embargo on rrgFaB- ' f..r i .• nt the eerhamre. nml lb. i i; L !'•» tft*t* • Li**nt Homer. Hons with C leat B ritain nrrangtatlon of arms to troubled wrwk homc-hiadc money h i ihoi V lit. a l l / peakini-, the |rgi l.i i _ — Y * for the projected conference. h areas wax sought by BrtAiaC , work " m il that I'r \rth » r • Roosevelt made no n lat.m ral to I d . . f Bingham, Republican, nf ConMftV ' Morgan, prr nt. nl of \ n ' •" li eo| wh»n the session wax otv r hut lrpr | her-, h r- urged it • adoption i-.n ■aij ha planned to do so after i ■ I Want. ■al i -I t v • n * wide srnle a a ' both a 1' .le t. . ,,r _to lie th-in d..wn . * * ----------« a _ ^ n r i t - . i . . France was labeled a leaving the city, in mid m u m <ott Wh.lt I lx I • d tut s| *1 r»iM: • f th lit* ir ».» »k ity o |*.ik H lV r fun l vorh*r " for a trip to Muscle Shoals. I ho Ilf., of \V r. 1 an nMrpipt .•'! Toledo. Havtnn. Sprlngft.d.1. IV I’rrvji.ent-elcct hoo-evelt look ftecisl •im 'vM.iHVila* V*»| fill* t ItI t I ’• l»! *H» (Ml < «*f 111 * |*TM^o nl »|M*n Mill',| l»y I HRLANUO. Jan. JO.—Goy. Dave I liimhiis, fincm nsli. iMevidaml. and tvlo «l« . - l o t •r up th e Fingled l.ttcriiatinnal pr.ihCl' I ! 11•atT I1 ( t'»M . •' R rpt*'«»Ml.«tu» !M« hiotvn. l»«*tiM* 1 |lover all have movriiient • "mb r warden, atllmu I 10rr tv ■li-rtff Fholts " ill attend tin- stn tr eonleroa of disarm am ri.l, economic*, t •t • ini'l i* ♦ «*»»M»|H* r»l #»f tu r n • u t , CM*laL««imi. nlT«« l l»*»ih in«li-i O wav looking toward adoption of n M. I: f M il.',. «1| •• • im! ;tnn, \ m l ion „f the Kloinla leag u e of w ar d li ts and ta riff reciprocity vt*|. o 1 j | ,r * 1 (I m I't .iunty r«*rf«»in-| nt !•' fhttm 'f« Hull Nfw \i» 'l Ioral -rip. tito ipM rpn li-Vsuit I* u Hit* III* yesterday in a significant Hireling Holts*im I nlu’u I* vie, MEvr, , Vo og I'emio-rala in lirlnndo next: in #&^L>!r •' I tennis n"* Mi nielpal council li'»nn* of .1. H Tnitii' k Itw Ui « -»t#*» * »ir with Secretary Slim*«m ir in y tn •liniMj ** nn I ir»i*Ti»ti«*n ill•• i »c*( -• Monday nml wllh hint will he Vary] ha approved a plan l>>r i >a" •• l» 1 no.li", Florida'- n lto rn rr y m '' Lr nl IL • i ti.u n vl today's talk with Presi.l. nl lionTHP M*itVH UHl H Al*i»ly to TliF; of one dollar »rrtil«Ht»c l« oln- U l>Hli Stfr.cL .ut .iHii i| 14;OO n'rl* L' of l»* i!* r «|it*i!ii v *»f ofnl, and J. M. I.ee. state rompI ry v«r, •ur>l«i ttJi f and mi arrange « !i**m l "1**f If hit rs.'h ee k the holder w r'ld at'ach | i t H e had with him N trm an II. # ift*i *»ift* .it I LumHi«ir |» • r | intnI worked out to give him more troll' r. \V. It. Smith, state eonWASHINGTON, Jan. 2rt. i,Vi n ♦( n lli.it j:*Ii fm *1 f M'ih n In*' n lhre..-ee*rl tam p t n'il. a ft’ i Davis, Amrrlcao rrp re <- .tailed in lim riging f ruin In tj^ttl* i»f *• I i. k*. I»k ti I hr* «»»«i- .mo- to lake . lie op h i. hills nml vrnlion chairm an, announeml here > cert if irate ii.ubl I" I* .ieett.il p.'i,!. into |'i , till’ la*t night thnt he hnd rrrelved the economic an I arm s ronfer- with P m ld c n l-H e rt *"" »'in» i uurrlui*ri| in j u ft ii'ii' i* l*» luuilgagee, pn.tided a iiin.ioiily of e»< It. , redeem 'd for f t in U nit'd f'latr „ , , , Run , a win- from the governor stating ene:». and Prof. Raymond Slolry. Senidor III,, biwr- *, si,me of file ’ »•( t i \ »*f !h Mrr «m*i'! V• . Huey Io n - , of I mii.lriM , I |)(rr, „ ,v hirrrrlilpra UK1'''' that hr toMilively would arrive In rronnm ir adviser whn was with IM h.lk r u n ItMftly nfl«r uii.t to o - ,c uin-Tev uwl ■nlLr i' o i p o r a t e i •' organiration O'lan.l.i Mnmlay with tho attorn y NEW YORK. Jsn. JO.—ReporJaM him at the November meeting la-1 night 101,1 nsw xiapcr o. n he i A | <-|nclnnall a prop., al ha •o • ei i .,(!• ! nipt ( ' ^ |»M I N I’U M I '! V IM 1 H 1 into th" fi.^'l w hither ii.ltio.il or otherwise, general ami the comptroller. was " atisfird " and th at •"-» , m;lt|r e laid! *r n nitiniripat in high circles h .re srss I'nak am>_| with lloovrr on war debts. ti j*p;nr . imj *I mi I Hlf» n o r trrat!<*« r.f IL* S ' ne ,i* th " eight n . tj'ir,' would hare in wal'-h h is.. in<nf I fortm V « »l n "mnke Vtfl c. uld le tet in motion volur.tarily etrt wn»l f M a rk W ile s . „ f W eak T a l m nounesment will lie made hy PreV jJ SHmson, at the invitation of thr of «d«ry d* Jhr «»r nnv Imu* «'f or involuntarily. Twenty-five perio| - 1 ei! their keep" hnslt Tie factory I*0 *1.1 l l e n e h , c o n g r v s i m a n .e l t - e t , w i l l a l - Ident-elect Rooievelt w th n thp*g, Preaidsnt-f Irri, talkeil f o r a n inerts in Ihr Sc-nat ■ on lb l.lu , il»«* i on II !••• I l* « rn rx|»lain* il S 1 • rut tin ...... linko lo »»| l**l a r r i v e M o n .l a y m o r n in g a n d nrgt fortnight regarding Hi ,i’• M i hour in the Mayflower Hotel suite branch hrnkiiig bill In Imd out Would employ needy i- >'oio a n t i n" . I n I., the fir mg ..f Hi- li\ • v »:i! (.ifim l Ihxt f »iiiu*t* ii-ot of tl'o rteililoj-v, holding |tt what h* Intriole.l to in . pervrnl el th" i-io i itoloiinl of the w i t h h i m w i l l h o a n u m b e r o f sonnel of hi* cabinet. pay them in scrip rft" h ' maMe in occupied by Roosevelt In |,|s over­ ..- y < ^ i idJ.I t lhi m irlv d I*v iimI tod, iv .1h I—.it nut I)i rit i - . Iwltlini Thr (.otil.dannn hm romli-tled n food an,| clothing at lh" citv Wet indrbliuliu* - , could a k for It re- p r o u i i n e i i l D e m o c r a t * . f r o m s o u t h T h aao -reports followed clos» clot* m ... , night stay in thr capital. k rv of •h* bnIn |h»* Bpiiimn I Ha* it rilh rr r i i * h * ) •h lrp 'i'r i For a half hour they tnlkrd weyk lorg fill'listed again I the f a r . t o p s " . The city would sell f mni Hi** l u*i i*f pu» 11** u! .4Hi h n orgaiilsati'in If tra-M.Irda Of lift r i o r o l a . M r . W l l r o x w i l l n d d r . s * lh# heels „ f th# vUlt of S e n a tf e - j it I* ^ • ♦ tsi1 ** • i.n erm ltor» nnd (ho court* appnivi', t h o e o n v e n t lo n M o n d a y a f l e m o o n ■le d William 0. MacAdoo. of C a l-P alone. Then Davie n n d . Professor banking bill. A p a rtu id a r point ol th" prmhicls. h<tnt. t ! ,1- . • • i r l h " I 'r l m o f ’•fr* At r'.ry e ffi nnH the conipoti! might liml itsi-lf on at 1 oMnek, while Govi’rttor Sholtx |PomlB, at th" HorMev Molfy joined them. William II. dispute between .Wb*'0>: and tha . - • lety, lh,. fa r of lh - N r ... r 1fOfn th injr li „f bust ; to . will sp.-ak earlier nl the noon dav I'srk home over the wci-k.eO' I, an.lM . W oM ia. pretbWnt of the Amerl. M tbor of t h . niraswir, h i ; lo-eti Spiincfield. rommllte ntlrely nh« %%.• tn*» re rn" > *y L * . |lo- ... i ,.f ui.) mount it I..1C. u n i ui l.i luin-henn session in tho AngeMlt. were with it official conftmvt-J can C ar A Foundry Comrany. ami wh.'lhcr Mr. R isire.eit approved ne t t""n a te working out the o*t. u 'I"" not get It h* A i h i tw9 Ing < ' • t'tinirmnn Smith -niil reglatra Hull, but m n'-aiti-i ll^":llly lu-* rrrip Idea. Prof. R. X. TAigwelfe-who s r om- its bienrh banklrg feature. It',. It <■lit illlirge. it * capital •ni- line e fn irli I. \ t Itatrlnn^ n enmmIHee j p The filibuster reached itr c iim a i. panted the P ff aide'll-elect front " f ti i l i '- r i d * . t h e tlons for Hie ennvrntion are eom formed It *•■ said th a t Mr i ( r - j In tills- . Ih 'lr ton. V.. t Siibvi-trr. .fttfin !' 'nriril, New York, al-m parllci|jnti-d in the yestrresy m » v o te .on ciofmg U ro-lnted *iy the city p-nmul• ion 4N|»f • t ;»•*« fit \v| m» *11 I * vln*r rtow ot, -imuied H o. nigunn nl up In* Work, | n u t l .y H ie Im- in "fast" nnd thnt Ii,. expeel- Adoo's conversations with fn?. \je e tin g a t th* conclusion. by rlu tu ir, which fa il'd ly .' n ...| ior|- dins to il' liitnine- ■■ tin t ».»•*! nl ilr** Trnli**- I»**m*’ l»»*a h r d rh* oy lh >t • -tty not shlp- lnt.-r.kaj" ' i tu me ire i I '- i m t u i s io n eil a reeonl attendance nf Ik'nio. I’resldenl-clect touched .not profeasloral men nro st'olvinT u rrnt* here At n<uui yesterilny 123 >orrvatn-lrd hy these c«-*rts In .ingle* vote, alili.High n.»n a f te r - 1 on patronage for progressive Ref 'tvd. 1**1* Ifir *i#»l * ii ping th. , .mall •>' • ■tia laig" f..r lh# nt : '■n;il of th e f e d e r a l registrations hnd be* n recorded nt publllana wh0 lent such s u b s i s t (Controlled On Page Two) v**n- s ir e ' of I nc 1.1 e.| III ' l<". It r-.irs t. ward the i'O .f e ngi'-fil volii l ofTtposal for " "Haylow tra-le flol-j prr I iL * rtpifliiiH (In! "M Is" eorporation." whuh wrnild j lirtninl.. hend<tunrter*. Sunday tial support to the Roosevelt nllrmfkt ! i t tartly to limit •l••'at^. world n i •- th a' • .|i*h - I.*ry »ll pnrrlv mn-t itf tin- dcleyiites will le In-re, presidential campaign hut also utvil lb fore he w :.l' I ito Hie Know ' ppint, issu* and red <m the ecrji1 i ^* ».^. |.| • a. • I | r Ft f»- ( *l*»4** M •• vain , tin m ail, I mid in ' i it i- lietlivcd tin Sun.lng after- place fo r a t least 0ne of these ti cell suite at lie ,t|ay ll iwi r Hotel I M r •Frill . ilk! . r f *v ^ " T V 1• of tin. I tier pi nl" it in .no .", itnrting nt 2 o'rlock, an tm- the new cabinet. th.- ..d f dylrd Loutsialiis "King , I n*l rnuH •(| *y n!»i."! tl» slit - . f * (ssirtiviit or ,-nnventiun session Mr. Mr Adoo's visit to Kraut B -j I I," loudly drclan-d he >vr . .“go Mr, Wind • i- m ud I t h n ' itlil f iir I ' •» i hl.ivloif f • willf w|ll I,- In-Id al which lim e resolu. borr has served to draw atteniion nt ll>Considerable Interrrt ti»l.-y >vr in- to talk turkey" with •'!>. **!*•* it 4»»rti* m g iv im t in Hie tunl1 • by ,p - i i u n t n f tmn noli* In- passed upon befor* again to •ImIiii M* »••!». s the role William displayed In n counterfeit II t l it .l>, celt a n d 'h a lf an Inotr later | IhM' rh** fk.»t t iirtif Uir*» -I, th- lo- lutd ■••• m New Vie* m a r k e t « u > !u c o f (hey can U- prrsentnl to the enn- H earat played through i )i»* Sumin<»tr • Sir. Me . ••*. if ii j*.t • •1» '*n»l (*kM* oe five i. .-ntIv 1 to rv, li •' . not. th a t was passed on an un. |e c l • li .. it h a lug i in lie on lua lae. ... jmtow .1. Al* )»*r. irntjon H i" 'Sunday session will Ado* In bringing about tha nomL i YtMtr_g i. i ing clerk a t tha Tnuchlon h'anf >- i ray tig ; •t * * m. ill n ***l• i I t r r nation of MV. Roosevelt a t Chlca- ' r orrr.» I • t ,J* Ri:l likslit ta t until I ti’iluck. |t«M -rnll* ii<i* **hu i ' u ! l.liLlnl J Irry. D rug Co., leal n lghL at r'lsait sI.1 . ! »*f -i ».f i»if 'H i Is the ra:n» o il T ank. He M,>n.Iiv'.s luncheon meeting, go. and It Is being #mphail«*d»l 11* ill i|i*|r|iiitv4 R ilgalier Ocneial R. C. Bcrkci- nil |L m i l • »!•!• nn«l fL **♦ o'ne- i I*Vs. mill li Y t riliiiuitl" ui I I vine il ukik* «*!rrlr*l a o'clock hjr a man an t woman who lc Ji it like he v a i b rlm e the (•niurinir Guv. Shollxts address will offered tho bill In eaehange for a hell-it. He i' all wool and u ja iil ly and Mrs. Berketly. of Maun . i •k**»* l*| I l,o i ooni rn lo-l »» IklllH fi* «*. liisitH i! ■•!(l ii (ivr tu (hr h r f in l.li i <ivi litloli ui Im-i- ui at; I ? IT. n'rlm-k at ,thp An- that, while little has been hrard'of j lo e mi m «*f Ymiidi' them In the press slncr the else- j package of cigarettes. (•Mpll t.l I* I I f„ • tliv • MW* H . KL.ritLi I* wide. Ire v treat » d lh.. *via -• Va., who h ate just iclurm d t - fo n t .l.o.f " , t ill lie • • LI im lliLifi'!** r . lull, whuh l< official convention Hun, the fart remains .th a t M r.j (.lie t o.v* rw;<*, fi The li t that tin .lit v as enu • I ranrh lankliig loll, u n i Mr. lh" United Stale- front N lcsra--.' vt»M*V .! .» l* t* fr lu I h'* r %I'M lirnd'i ’.-iilers. Al 2 o'eloek Monday I lh* ■ u t r . n i l .I- ti- o-nh terfeit war not definitely c lab- Roosevelt n tight an I you c.iu nut w h 'tc tli" form er,Vra • >i>|nln.ii' ih I. I!.•*••*^ N y It Al*,r.l»y will* (• -i i n* » H'*|f / ii Ihe ...o ..-ntn.n will he call*’d In nr- Roo-rvelt Is chiefly indebted to j pi . auto ti»i. ppf* ..,1 l i onur Mr., lite ra l and Mr. MfAdoo fo ra '-111 r r i . r r the 1 S. M.’> u . | ml it * i. * .i*l«* i .*l Ushed u n i t this morning when w. Ut my nnj.cnis’r l i iiu th ’ f itn‘e ; .|.-r Tlte i"si,|utinns rommittee the rralliatinn of hit political anw - 'o . 'p . , i ,n.e t Ti • • . a .*.Hi 1 •N r fiv ir. , • t•• *rby im ,V .r - i cintlontrl then- for -t e- mo It «■« presen'id f»r deposit at to e how I mu going.'* will •i.-p'.it first. Cqinntiltrr* will t n*< 1 ouvi--- • iti> ut . ill eii' "I I - npr-'intvd. Then at 1 n’rbwk, Lit ion. MV IL I l**f** Ill 1st* ft|v II h ii m i fimht, |»linn •'•• the Sanfor LAHanHc Natinral ' I tnn.e wit of this r«<>ni Itappy | p.i • year, ure »|>* n in A lew .1 • , . rot" 1 There Is nn authority for th e. I \* .1. ft|# r. I.. t|»!«||*r.|. vAItI* |I VbiH IM M* Bank. The bill w t.. r ' first gL ice. nml n .li.(|e d ", lam g inol “ I; in S n s fiin lis t the goo.-U o f , Mr. tliir that It - lint M.ik Wileov. FljiriiU’s "fighting ith -r 1" e. f.,r It .V *, *, »•••I I*, as( |( ||,| i (run j i nr*1 I*f 'i rm l *r I lit. I'll"..... is runt-i" uiiaii" who nppusrd tha statement that Mr. MrAiloo spoka n petfsclly valhl one. t ut on tn- think we've gol u gieat I rr-i m i. a n 1 Mr. brack H. I: ■ «rll. for Mr. Ilearst when h" talked ■ nlltiu' -t till I’ * l(> * |||s l ,f fill | • M *.l ♦ * ' |(1, r ( ii f * I«*nr F • Mcitury, h-'u apecthm, tnaiy inaic .aric were t.trljr man. som an a n t fhi'd so | V b -iy fite f - '* "i •" Htr* • t isili Ai.irmlliiont and defeated hi* •'M il • r, (In f !• It Mffiiy s.»sss u Ifl.ll V th" Horl'la ■ipiHinrui i„ n vittunl "lamlslhle," with Mr. Itonsi-vell reeently, alnctj lei.* V. 11h the M ail" i i j ri»r|irJ»!L noted. Hie | {..'d '.-slid lo- deli-kted if Ih-y what Iranapiretl Ottw ern the two; rr I mvj I !*•«• 1 .......... * l». tu* i * Mi » vl ( III"' I OUllOlll'T. „ ,!| I* '»»u I . . . iik I'nngre u-mso.elert N aturally. It w ai not aereptrd know wlmt I know a fte r «1»»- >f, r ry 'I'n ffl Of l'i” v »' \ ’. 1. MU**. 'It* h \ l Imen Is known fully only to M r.' i |*r f i i%It* •• i * if ! • M-Ilt I,dug tin- "V'.i Hi i Hun. F.iiciiilicr-Oi ♦ f*\ \ \ | | . „v 1 rXiieeled In ilii'U 's III' he deposit, ao th at the drug In 'ffii confcrem r. II" i, lo r (rs.-ling lb-' R„»«evrlt nnd Mr. M cAdoo-rand" . IlM'f s | (lira *.|ll| • .1 w W I -I" nil |»r»»bRl*l" t r• i v/itl I | (••Lit ii i**m fkihiniion. :;ixt YDi! la the locrr l.y F J f i in hungry it' a Itin.l "I plrnty. He 1 , c a nspany ts possibly Mr. Ile iist. »Mfr|»* Inf III .* »#» I . . I.*ry .if I i* ' l fi. * I... U'll. nf • n ■tlrmtinr I nf I 1 •mo i i th" Fanlor I t-et the "coin of the teal", a package for clothit g Ihr nakeil or a roo t r ' V «*ni i f .'»*i*nfoi»l wliil** !»«• vi it • |HI. t Following Mr. McAdoo't visit a t I.* i •■(*ji *i v ;**! In* re r .invent iun will sdimirn. There Krum Elbow, intim ations hav* ««,i teuto n. Inst I ’ of cigarettes, and the courterfall try with an nv« r prodm'lion id , .ill (»<>#! i cif Intel r I in ! L *i * •f •Hi I’tlKi* IL ii.< .n'il m iv I*, niiulher slmrj Vuslnes* been th at it will he largely "a bilf. which undar the la* . m»M clothes, lie is |n r ho sing l h ' e , v liirli 4 tf fntnill-ir » » Mai ••**!> . ilnri, hut the f,aturn nf Mnm|ay youthful rahm et,” th at Mr. Roopa-i ihr«Mj|;li ncriihioMii »;»lN nl Isbe sent to United S tates Secret wlthnut shelier." rsem n r will l-o th" Demoeralie veil doe* not fetl th a t the rank-* Service h ra d ijo a ttc rf a l once. He.<rr|) ing hy. caafarroce with W rit iin«l I>ni»#cn:4. II m \ r •*«•••» ,1,1MCO il the Angfl.ilt which prnh. j i nn • ii I, Lr it 'in •* r«m»ii’i ing cabinet post—th a t of seert* Mr. Koo a rc lt, lanig said: ,,i.| v v. ill l<- iill'-ndr.l hy Iti. gov. t mm! rt U U rd, i I tary of sta te —necessarily should "I walk d min llio room pn-l the rriH.r ami Id ' nffierr friend', /list thing he spill was " IlrH .. I L arlrtlnn, S- 0. I.art 3t"(li'-.- c Into n nl. ui .,f I'nCCM man elect Wilcox, and n b> fillod by a man ripe In esperlArcutiiinf (*» Al*. I'*i *rll# « VI'amoulB tlpnny , ( a. in tlio mixi'll li V of til" leading young ence „r with legal or juridical Hney." I t iiin it Heel m t(* \ . \ IIA M IS* • ill I say > to hint. 'T int I the |\ u I rvihif ;n I i '• i»f *1 * **!' • • - lily Jail Hu niuiulng await liemi'erals itf Klurida. The dance training. *• L rat* * •Ii * M . *4!*"• II I • l • I L rcr -ui; Kclph It. W ight, fir rford auto i.ITh » r, li* l.« n |('ontinued tin I’ni-e Two) . \lo rifr in - llo- »o.leunn- ->f i"j'irh " *n Al will In- Infnrinal «Urr(, hntl vL »r ii .r t iid'Li 'y —yyif ~ m rrb iv h iv iy nrr mnbi.r rVslrr. left for Jatkiamfir?Itrrly, It r.f ttr- -o|nr* I I J ir r li. m i l ' . |"i* enu* i III Clmliii'an yinlith called atten- thbroogtg . ti*L •f. • V i« ntii ti*-* Nr»j. !;• if*** ville this nltrrnoon in hli airtlm l A nicnrr i fou*-* l.„n - |.. ,l««- rm-U- -that all - D#t»«- ing rate" In th* Penatr by S enatot | _vkn i_ L iu ik -iJim U . jviuIhcJ UI.M t |r i n 'i Mcaia epi........ a re. aerom psnird by ,R.F l vIt.. H i g h S c a n B r i n f T D e a t h withdrawn e*al'. is ItcHt r member* nf the Robinson, Democrat of I n d la n v ln , ii <> th .il t'ljer, I H e -Itn ln v . 1 I A .. 11 . m l ijon n i \Ll .»: f i l l \M ». J.ift 11* i 1- i j c rilk liln g that n a - . •Mi,rue s n a m led t'V D c p 'lty Florid* League of Young D"">o- an addresa • i '. .| n•1I -*.i • | •t .ilotif • hIfU*Vrut in trained •un.lm^sAn'' <- , l*o n>. I debt •payment dafau\l-i ,r I • f .'--r "h ". III n '• I." e rs'a or not, am ''more than wel. tion's IJ1KEw arWALKS, Jan. 20.—Con­ i ti nt »y, !•» -!• •! tttrr l!»t (it Islkc fi |il In J if i? knit r, 11 »p| • i •*’ ^ ttr n l lo matt**t% of b.'ilnc** icn* eyes are far t j •*!»» I. in : and expressing opposition toChief ! route" .»' il"- • 'invention nnd all of stable I I ,»,'ied a' 'In- r - .iil ll-u Sam Wilson and h i'lr ii' 1 \% im m .\ t ji o*l li » > »y igtilNM**| NEW YORK. J*n.' 20 '*11 aui l mi* I* retvly tu handle th" many liton • »'r • i Ihf CJnlrway City. cellatlon or reductions. the social affairs rnm ie'led w ith Darty brought in what experts eay »♦^ I" •!*• rli, ,|M | Moaie s* i*". .-nlpa lo n"|j.'rli 1*1 W|* • « :r It dim White In Jrrhvinvlllc Mr. Wi*nl The British frytght r. E xeter City. tium which a 'i e uwipg tu i.ui • I.nl; air| I Al. At • t». il. lurvnce I ' the dri ■ nf the truck Is one of the finest stills ever ibdi hi. I III , tiwr I n i N« . in 4*111 a ttred n lo ^ lin f o f nutomo- battled heavy A tlartle seas ‘"'•’ ( j ,ltn l throats from outside ) , •’Admission I" the luncheon will M l >rt| * »it Ii ! nl which slniek. n tie" ’ "("re lum h- hv registration only," Mr. raptured In this p a rt of tha T».( » ■ r»•», ■■*i ** l-ijl id (he Lli |ile dealers a t the Crenshaw in a slnrin khat ru st the **•** " , -srtirv lx rly llnad-irsn mg uvi r nn I l-ii»iin» inpilies country. They found The outfit ou Lrourlii ih***ti • . n M inn rnin mhirli her m ailer, a third officer a 1"^ * " . ,,.aVera, a rd bel.eve. that I .• . n-iw -:<• in , -o p t nit be Motor C®. •bow ronm** the w rst side of Crooked lake In iw'l In II,,.; Smith , splnim-I Tickets may member* of the rrow. d a m .g d her Rw>. „ , rlt b ril»j i i n «-ii p i. . li* m i L. i IkI Invin" Hint may pyn'e - uithern Caliform i join this group in a btnqi ek aM he I rei-nrell from 3|ra. it I* Van Ta * what is known as "Cooli Slough’*. lirgru. considerably, and in c ie d h er tu I «ei| and Joe Hailey George W« hington Hntrl. fiyeii the older lo rvA cm b tb* n t, a rra in the wak" .»( i; ill ilV* jl i**l •*! *1III* * U«TP !»-'IMift ll't-kll Ml* Ye .ter.Mv "a telegram telegram from rrom II. ... ^ ^ * 4 W U io. »aid the . Ye.denlny Mr. Chapman g rd Mr. Palmer flash distress calli. The liner ro’tnlry when K«* h id been .«*t«;*l ic-.l rains in 2*1 y e n . T •• ; MOW1| lh** tier* lit! ftlbti likdti f ir** nf ' ' larlean Merchant" 13 miles S. S on ...... p .,k Trammell, .who is ^ not ° " ,o r ^ i fi*r r # w « l month* in hli in*, ni- Itnl a t riutrkly a . it it . 1! «• j1i (•• liin *•»w * rM* l| tall * •» l mil will return to Sanford n,0 ,o r,| . „to th r a u D la n re FMRRH AIM. I ' l . ! iroitMi (».< i i,*» *»• ronutbiis o' Washing*"", inform 'd local heps s weak, and th at 10 amptjr i- tn-l : n-l lh" rtam-ig to ( olt tet. O u t I bo d a c fe rt i f hum*barrets wera found near I I A s •Vl miles east LAUSANNE. ..J a n 'P I — D em o'rala that Hi" s*nalor rould rul«* knd been redtic'.l to n mini­ ■sjie e tc d 'lo lo- m alt.*, le there was no one near tha (HU and , —* of * ' • . . . j It.. '■-*• So*. K—f w O m S. not he In re fur th.. convention. U. I’OITM.MI ltl.1 Ft-. 'I'J^ Jsn. Th" -toim lift >eote ol iam illr. Captain W. I.. II- • • * 1" st«n* parrhased bF SHfil* ----- h# .Nkeriff J. r Th" lae* of Ilf# was reported in m in. to one has claimed IL ha d ad fad Iioturlerx, d ri.cn fr.o t th-ir re I- 2'1. tdh I'everal dai-llirgs were anl llinlcy. rr;. rt I "" un a li. tienalur D'-nr.m II. Fletcher, at ___ _____d k . w i a i . r» ;L — 1 fle lts nd. radiogram from Captain Gllr* to take It To Bartow and turn D ncra by an nVftrllnis i f w s'ers hi dly damag' d s i llu .lcj yester­ search through the Alp. I«r Bert ah o a t Washington, u Ivlsed O r. OLDEST H Ill.l. NOW }',1 III „ __ . . . . «,„rk 1 s t :dT an, m aster r f th a **Am-riUndo convention official* th a t ha over to Sheriff Chao* to dcstroy« day l-y a niid-W lnl" tornado Hinkler. British filer w l" <luuaj>|..f i.idinarily «'ry warke* f" the FORT PIKRCE—prws * jj .^ h a a l."* lie ..apraranH BFrnranlljy Merchant.1 8 \ N A NT0N1O -U syM .fi Car i s n - f s P ark and Lew; lleaah w hi'h tipped d-ran d it 'raveled prared 11 days eg., on u flight to was auppnrting ll.elr i.rganliatlon. o« F a rt Pif fX* •***•! «banns , p impomUbie ta low er life PLANT C IT Y - F A W D ri boats, as he reported the xeealhrr re. n, TI, rh rrg e d wllh pocre' ion j.lh lrlc ta . High wind* .-.r<i'uipany» norfhristw ard. !'u far a • lerrned A ustralia, were It,- at. I t"dey p t oeds Co. opened storg In rit* . WINTER G A R D E N -N ew g ilt Coeds "coaeideraMy safayorable. wl'.h a of a still and Uqusir, Is on- of the '.n g ths- heavy rain.' raache-l a ve- no ore was injured. W -dncssloy Vetros. Thoy leinltd yeslcnlay and novelty shop ope’ rd on cornar north of Hammond A P ark-" strong srss ter ly gale, high seas, rldeet area tb a rje d with yiulativn- h-city of 60 mile* on h-*'ir nl Sun night a small turns-!*' I 's m a g c l and started up tl"' "'"untalna eery storo on Cflllna S tra th Morse ill'll and K. Park Ava. afoot scorrhing fur lltnkler. hulldinis at Salem. Mu. ll'C-dro ami force,I threi slip s of piohikltloa rgirv and hall." ,, / v. 3 .Trrrr>TiTrrt“'iN*y‘T^^nK' T? -mrfgfFf.na"t sr n^ft-pinr V ■ ! GOVERNOR WILL ATTEND MEETING OF DEMOCRATS Several Theorifs Ad­ (Jrmvcrs \re Warned vanced A ToFirinfj Atrainst S h i p pint; Of Shot In Evening Of Inferior Grades ...... ■having t LONG SATISFIED OVER HIS PARLEY WITH ROOSEVELT Mu..... . time lo Orlando Makes Plans i For ( onference *0f| «*Yonmr Men OfI*arty , til Louisiana “Kingfish EmcrsresFnimMeeting Bearinjr Smile Announcement Is Expected SoonO hl i Roosevelt Cabinet*: *tf.-i rfJ rdf If. 1*l| Marine Commander Of Nicaragua Force Is Sanford Visilor I', t-,• i l M.tli n Nt rky pt in Ira t.l •*\ Mr **n Counterfeit Bill Is Intercepted By [link * thx» SHOT-GUN BLAST FARM ERS TOLD FIRED INTO HOME OF MEANS USED n.vt ir OF •ir t "♦** I' " ' ,**!» .I |L* only:’' |»« **(»ul (•♦I »•»»«♦ t», belt/1 iH'llfltf lh»* 1 I iinetmg tu t i Iil *»• atteiol ' ID I I < .t, -Jlr *1*1 .1 I ••t I 1 I* el I* •-1 ■i. iivMi MciHi'li. Meyer Will Go To Stall* (’onvontion *l I» •iiiify I 'I »l.. it N Plifi* •|I ’ to the !. i lit ■ % « Committee Votes* (louse To DclmtcUppn Famous Test Flier To ATI Proj Legislation To Re­ Killed In Accident Having To Do form Statutes Af­ o Troublesome I* |i.\V rt> N . Jan. 'M -t<nfecting Bankruptcy Eight Municipalities | Conference Will Take Japs Enlarge Force Considering IMnnTo Place In March And In Manchurian Area Issue Own Self-Liq­ Will Go Into Debt, uidating C u rrency ■ s Tks tM w a i H f r v « Economic Situations Jap an 's 1033 arm y r r ruit , l> M NUMBER 230 Fire CenU A Copy SANFORD. FLORIDA. FRIDAY. JANUARY 20. ! * » Member Associated I’teiw m(h r» Alan Held Followin« Alid-Winter Rain, Snow Slorms Wreak Wreck Htirlinjr Nt un» Havoc Alonp; Facific ( o a s t Ar e a s Motor Dealers Fly To Jax On Business ••IJM ^4J*)jf_■J|ijflj*'• s s r s i s s r s s i ? * To 4 M d a K m O fS B p ^ ‘* ” ft-w.'.,.... - ..... ___— IL J' • . r- ------to Fine .Still Found Iu . Lake WaleH Region �# w Through courteay of th« U. 8. Department of Agrieo)> lure lA c o o p e ra tio n with the'Florida State Marketing Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Saaford representative. **9 Hoeteto Chapman H one Scene Wednesday Of Meeting OfY.W ^. Tha mealing *ma than brought lo ■ cloao and • aaclbl hear »»« I a Joyed. fcafraahmantn. v a r a aanrad la the following i Mr., R. f . Coopar, Mra. H.' H. Hill, Mra. J, B. Field*, tad th e lllaaaa ttaacke, Cunningham. Katharine Kelly, Ml Idrad Nil, Jewel Chap, man. Leyra Martin, V fra'Phillip., Mahal Chapman h a d fraddia rw <u. ' • • NEW YORK, Jan. !>_(*>>Vo ra bahiaa among tha paopla who , r * f19 for parenthood wna I ho Idaa omphaaltod today to the Amartrin Birth Control Laagaa opanad Iti annual convration. Students on (ha apraad of popa* lat ion hod told the Itogno leaden, that th« American population la how limiting Itaelf ao that the HAVE YOUR WATCH rapnlrod ptraaa ahonld ha changed from kp one who raoHr known how. "hlrth rartrletlon" to “blrth.eetec- Brfggo. Jeweler, Mag. A n . . Mon.**. r Plans Made To Raise Church Building Sum fdr Ihe building fund of tbo church iter Babies Is Aim Birth Control Body weaker. WlarMo. la lack rrai washed and pr**n»l*d. 1 do*. t 1 1 1 : 4 dm I M - l l * . b a il t j l . t ( dak t U . l l t i * doe. I.il- I kaat mostly k it : I t do*, t.fl-h .l n e m o i T : DolL l l daaraas. ra lag. | ' ra il!, arrived; I t aoro iraak. Nappllaa moderate. dam* • la v , market doll Florida. la T rralaa. Individually washed i raaaolad, l l da*. I t i - t n . n m la ; la doa. swatly I I I . fe w I. aaiallar 1.71-1 1 # C1.RVKLAND: Waak. I * d.|r< flood r. I Calif, arrlvad: I rara track, guppliti modarala Inrlodl Iraak racalata. demand vary sol for shipped Mock, aaarkal so* tlnrlda. la loch aralaa. ta d lvM w araahat. I doa I l t d U ; I I d k,al OMadly. l i t . la w > •*,' i quality l i t ; I I d aa law aolaa I. l u i t l m o r * I , B u ff* C lnrlnaall ». Clave port I. iM iro lt 1, Kaw Orleans I, Kai Stoothoff Is Leading . . . . I t v a ^ l — .11 ..- a .I .v t W .I W M '* " . Siforer TfiTage loop "BOWLING* m eetings o f ■C4rate ... r f o r t i e r tlU P -------- I f fl> m ta * tkb mombore of Club, Mr*. R. A. fam diinod i vrith a fridge dfcty s* bar Mini ep f a i n . J. E .G ra d ia f ,ond A, Cameron, J h ow»ra fflto, a linen hand­ , f t a awarded l a ‘Mr*. H. Ullail whau oodond high il Paiold, Mr*. >n Is Given dety Tuesday Number Two of All Soalo Catholic Church held on Toeoday atarnoob at tho homo of Mr*, fran k PoUra, Watt firs t Straat. During tho maatlng Mr*. B. J. Amonn woo appointed publicity chairman, R*fr**hm*nU war* •arvad lata 1* tho oftarnoon to tho following: Mr*, J. I* Hurt. Mrt. K. J. Amonn. Mra, Caorgo Kundmullor, Jr* Mr*. Buchanan. Mrs. J. R. Kannay, Mrs. Mary -Schao), and Mrs. frank Patera. . ' f . B. Godfmy, conftn it of tbo Woman’s .I • Soality of 'th o . 1 Local Tennis Players iTk of; tbo Pint' Molk. Receive Invitations Idt Chunk |n Orle'ade,! Nchonor gvttU at » luncheon Mon Tuaadiy afternoon o| (bn Uk of IIm Fir*! Mothodl.i tit of Ihla cit* with the wanflUio local mlialonory loclaty riMb. tin. W. B. Thornton, pratldfnL f. 0i f. 0, I*. I'tanM a V. J. ll. r a r v v a l flia l*l* (*fkc * l‘a l'a lie „ ___I?e ITS 11* IIIIII t>? 137 Hrklffl,r 17* 137 T*rwlllla*r l?a 11? I'vanld . .... 11? It? II? ii> I'esobl . . -l iItl l It? 1*7 Tulala which tha American •blaljl. #mblamotlc of tannlo oupramlCY " Florida, lo sw arded t# prl*o I" man*, olnglaa p ta f. IW 1TerpUf. of Tempo, won tbo *blold In 1»*J while Carroll T urnor, of llltm i. won It Inst yoor. PALM BEACH—"Prim B*ach Dolly Now*”, o tartad »7lb H ii« » racanty. .; * Cost 85 Cents To Put ..Rheumatic....Cripple.. Back To Work Again - ing I ring., I tog dolUr and 3 dollar billo, and oomo ■moll rhnitgo, re turn t« J. D. Doooay and recelvj reword. o r 4 one Tho Stmlnolo Creamery bowing CtpUlo Stoothoff of tbo Bhorp* ■hooter* team In tbo Juirfar.HIgh team Tuesday night won tww ia n of thrao gamia from tbo Korrgtf Gotcljvl'a team In n .chrdalod Hanford Merchonta B o w l i n g Laagaa gam* although only oh* •coring 19 points In n g n n u p lay'd •g a in st the Mustang* on Tooodoy point aeporoted tho two trstno St of tor noon. Stoothoff, t hero fora, th i and of tho match, tho winning has scored 73 polnta in oighl loam bowling 2433 polnta 'while gam#*, for ohood of the second tho looori scored 2422 polnta. George Kobe of tho 8emlnolo pines scorer, Dohar of tbo Mooloam roiled 693 polnta In three to n g tto m who hoo 49 polnta in game* and 114 polnta for high gomes. . “Ladies’ Day” Events ■avan Tbo ShorpahonUr* dffaotod Iht •Ingle score, while T. Bolly of thkt totaled M l for three gnmeo. Planned For Links Mustangs 31 to IS. molnly bo«tu*e teem In a second gome . 0f tho of th e performoneo tumrdi In by Mrs. G. D. Bishop and Mr*. E. Stoothoff. Monday oftarnoon tho nlng. tho Dotoay’a Lunch Room f . Housholdor ho*# bean appoint­ Hnwhoyaa dafaotod tho Rnndilora team won two out of three gomes ed to urvo oa ho*trasa* for tha 0 | 0 ft In tho clooofit gomo of tha from tho fUaford-Ovtado ’ Truck Growers team, with grail Bolly of yaofScore* and llne-upat Sharp- tha winner* rolling n high single •hooter*: Odhom, f, 4, Williams. ?. gams scor* of 220 point*. Bcereo: 4, Stoothoff. c, 19. B. Colbert, Til• f a l l a l , <r*oa.*rr llo, goord*. 0j MatUngo. It . T. n«.iir ii" H * til set III III III l i t U n o y . f, 3. KchoU. f. 4. Dobor, 11 Will*. Jr II Will*. Hr. I ll II* III Ml g, Captain HUnloy, Htawtrom, K. H. HvadaV .11? I ll It? It? flaafga link. HI It* t i l I I I guard*. _ 1 . ’ _ llhwhoyes, 4: D*oo, f, I. ra p lio SIM • IS it* ?** Tata la I ll ll* tin loin S ltv tn s, f, 4, Lawton, e, B. Colbert, H arriott, gdnrda, Romblor*. I : CnpUIn * « h r y . 4, William*, f, 1. W oltl c. Stools, Btolnoff, g oardi, 4. • m M M iu u , i a w . w a rs, u Oy*<ial l u l i r *r MU Cwart k» ■ N t u r n i l f r i l M ahoU affir for « k and tall al pwhUa aalcry la tk« klakaal and Mat kM4t r laf n i k karora tka froot Soar of tka COort lla m la b llM f . M alania Caaaly. Florida. batwaaa tka losa koaro of aala aa Mnoday tka Ilk f a of robfoorr. l? ii? t 1930 Model A fo rd Coups. 1929 Dodgo si* sedan, 1999 Model A ford Tudor. Rtol • A Bon*, US Vyrtla A*». . LICENSE -n M E -A n ith i I f 23 u g l«.«0. Real * Sent, Doolar*. 5—Help Wanted OFFICE •M I 3« UtOWff*! Ill lit HI m M* it * 1ST i n in lit t it in ? lit ill 114 III lie H* 111 1*3 in in WE PRINT all tha book* deeper*’ and office forms so ncccwary for tha effi­ cient operation of *>our b u s i n e s s . Get our low prices. 4*7 in H? Hi III 111 107 41* ill ill What is a Bladder Physic? HOW MODERN WOMENLOSE - F A T S A F E LY WILL PAY cosh for con • building*. Phono 494-W. ECONOMICALLY PRICED * thi ti ItT l i til t *11 M hauling. WANT position no pastry cook or cook or private family and hooaakaaping, address Mr*. Mary Barnes, P. O. Bos. 144, Labs Mon­ ro#, fin. • , IIS ImI I II* !»0 I?t 111 l4J* It? 111 Iml li lIiltl Ii tI Ii it* MMl l ?tl 14 U m S 111 • I f im III H' n» III III tit in truck for out-of-town Chat* R Co. While all kla family looked aa la aaloMahmeal and all kla frlsada w*ra amaa*d. aaa maa look Ika pnln. awallins a»4 assay from kla lorlurvd Jalal* la <1 paara IW <M It with I hoi fa m eai rataiaetie ore* arrlpilnn baowa lo pkarmaclala aa Allrnru. -, Thi* powerful yal safe r*tp*dr Is wnaderiul—lla acllnn l l a I wool mkgtral where ufl* a tll aaO Other cirrutaitaa petaoaa cauao agoar and pain—Iko stress aria said pdf•nn alaria la laava ysar M r la 11 heurai Jual a*t ob* I t *••! kotll* of All»nrii from TnocMan'* Hon ford Iiru S i'o . nr any llv* 4raanl**—lak* It aa"illr*rt*4 an4 If • la II koara ran* pain* havaa'l left you gat your money hack. I II w*rka last aa swiftly with Neuritis, HrlalUo. Lumkdoo And A madlela* that works on th* Neuralgia due lo similar cause — Madder as easier o il on Iko bowala. t>*l*oo "M l Imourlil.a ond oar*** aalda that rags, Irrllallok which r*aalla In taltln a up nlakla, fraU U .n l d*olrv, burolaa, I,a pains aad^d^acaak*. Btr-ICRTH | t or. Tablala) la o plaaaanl bladder pby- GOOD ROOMS for light bouse. hooping. Reasons bio. 404 Elm How Doctor* Treat* 1 Cold* pod Coughs Av*. P h o n e ... 148 ■LVof tho local aoclaty, iHlroLd tho of Dear* for 1494 end DELRAY, BEACH R epair, BTUART—Con*trutlloo lo plsrt being mods to old Chamber of M b a d 'tho dotloo of oo«h. An shortly on 9341,000 brldfo prdjK t. Commorto HolL M o l diocuiilon followed whan *,dfeod#r*y ond Mra. C 0. Bora E afif tho ditrarant daportmaoti f i o Rot. Smith Hardin g**o W t to ft o« tho hnpoftoecd of 'dielety to tha chunk.' J j l W n woo aorrod In aavra** ■M long table which woo doco- pearl H. Ilabblli, South Sanford ^ \.v . " m o s t ' During Iho mootlnf k iw ith tUrar baikoto of *«N t S rlad ftrno. Quaatltlra of g«r- chapter* from the book, “Woody « ond pottod pl*nti and C***ldy," wore rapprtod by Prin tin g C o . DANNY DINGLE _ V s M tR t p ic t u r e s Rfc OHHH - op CU0«y» (VtHtS- U >eu f iters* . V. . Pitsu.. P\.9^tR& MO PRIZE. VVW W B U dacorot* other , parts Mrs. J irk Klynt, Mr*. BnbbltL Mlt* Ethel Riser, * n j Miss Aik* E ldir. ' . , Lol* In tho evening n aoclol hour wo* onjoytd when rafraihtngnta ware oarvod.by tho hoot***. TIToo* preaont wore Mr*. W. M. • Monde U ko'protldad rifW McKinnon. Mra. KodgO*. Mrs. ninthly mooting of tho.Bolf. P snrl H. Babbitt, Mra. Jock Flynt, pnd tha Mlaaoa Moud* lAka, Ethol Riser, ond Alice Elder. s o w p jM \ w rm OSEO TO HAVE * ^ BILLY'S UNCLE SK88S; W EU. bAARCH RlCVCl ltd M lh P U T T H K f SACK. Otd YVA. W K h n ! -Mr oooT Lav Mw n« "<oo po t RVHH . a \ up r HWD WW | R oqh i f * it a great depression f l .OMLX OR EABL foo - WASNT WWS] H0Y4 F HM> K ^tCTUftt C* AlftK OtWiEY vo v \R \v .t ktmosphere Lake Presides t M eeting OfClujb A ' COOPLR 1 JUST TEU > voi turned the Poole Into r'ttUlni yau ha’a ncvtc e Ilar**a Ik* ratio* that kaalaha. fal and brings lain ••laaaaai al • h* natural allrastlvaataa that a* •r* woman |w.,*«a,*a » • ■ Every mornlna Mho Mb '•aspoonral of Kruoaw* Salta la i • lasa of hat w alar k*far* br*ah faei—cal dew* on pa*lry and fain m oala-w * Unkl nn pulalooa.’ bat. lor. rrtam aad , uc*r—In a w«*hi ■•I nn lb* acala* aac aala haw many pouadb of fal have vaalahad (1*1 a batlta of Krvadk*p S allaIb* coat la trin la g aad II last* I w**k*. If ***n ill* ’flrat boilli •l.wan'i CDBVlBC* you Ihla la Iki •a*l**l. saftai and auraat way |, o»* fal—If yau daa't faal a aspaat mnrovamaal la haallb—•• aloft, nnaly *o .raallr—»l*or*»*ly all**— yoar moqay oladly ralaraad. Out ba aura fa*, year haatlki ■aka that yau aak far. and s*< Kriisrhan Halls. Oat them a l Touch.loa'a Hanford - Orng . Co. or ••? drugstor* In tbo w w lll —A4»- * �a \ » t— ijjtford ctkalp, Sanford Herpli ______ » - 1. c T What Hiwy Wanted? Uripating Itg pannage in the event of a vote upon It, Sena­ tor Long deliberately fn n tra tm the wfl) of the majority by ref filing to give up the floor until he is allowed to b a n hla own way. • * [ All th« world’s m stage, ami af te m a t o f tha prod actions seem i have been farres—.Philadelphia R ^ T * have a feeling that tha Morth ■Dakota .senator •* w a n t thinking nearly so much about eeLgasikm as ha was about pohliclty. From such obstinacy one would think the Louisian* arnatnr had been aroused to righteous Indignation afallut a measure which threatened the very foundations of the country. To ithus belabor fellow senators, his uiuvr own sassu m u ttax u a l UJ strength to the point Important o f exhaustion, and arbitrarily block the passage of other measures pending in ConI n a naaakr(A n t nlkaw —* is ■■ ■I. k._ .1 1 ' ■ ri gres*, he would seem to have the tnoet coiwclentiouB convictions against the merits of the banking bill. And yet we doubt if such is really the'case. There can aearcely bo any reasonable argument agplnst blanch banking. It haa been said that the system tends to central­ ise the control of banking deposits, and yet everyone knoits that nothing could centralize them more than they are now. Whether local banks are Independent or affiliated the major portion of their deposits flow naturally to city banks and natfonal securities, while branch hanks J n small communi­ ties h»vs all the strength and facilities for accommoda­ tion which ihe enormous resources of the big city banks make available. In all probability Senator Long has some other deehm ttf* m * irrttrh irb p p a fltrc r^ ^ haps be haa ifot been accorded as cordial a reception fn Congress as a man of his unique influence deserves. Per­ haps the older men In the Senate like Glass of Virginia and Fletcher of Florida, who were creating the federal reserve lystetrt when Huey Long was peddling patent medicines, hkd Rot fully appreciated the tremendous vocal powers of this Louisiana ’'Kingflsh.” . Or Perhaps it was President-elect Roosevelt he has b«4n trying to (mprms. It Is getting along about time for cabinet selections and it haa been rumored, not that Senator Long wanted a post for himself (the Senate could not •phre hla services), but that he would dictate thg appointrrifnfof some henchman who would look after the Long In­ terests in the administrative branch of our government. Or {Continued From Page One) International affairs 'and finanrs tber* la evrry indication Roosavclt has hi mind early action on foreign problems. Ho1 told news­ papermen whom be received eddy last night ho did not know what would bo taken up today with President Ifoovrr. Ho added that it was up to tho President to lead Ihe conversation. Reminded that he had suggested the meeting with Hoover ho replied with a smile: "I might have something to say." In view of Roosevelt's pro­ nouncement earlier In th# weeh Ihst he would continue th* pres­ ent administration's policy of in. listing upon the oanetlty of treatIr*. it was assumed in many quarters that this would farm n Effort* to get l ong to say that Mr. Roosevelt » •» uutrighUy opposed to the Glass bill failed. To (Continued From Fa( a O n ) inch a question ho soldi Khifflsh', and then I said T want "That is mi unfair question. hot ■ pmdofflce.’ *■11* said to me T think you you Juat witch my movement-! hav* a fair chance of getting it if from now on." He added: yon am right.' Well I'm always right. "Yon ean take from me that ■Then I seid, ‘I want an ambao- President Roorevelt h not going sadhrshlp.*. te disappoint the, American peo­ "IT# site d me then 'Haw much ple. lie is now what he stood for money has your candidate got?* In the campaign. I’m an ignorant •**I told him ’he hasn’t got any man and I can't explain it juat money; that's the reason ha want* right hut the American people are a Job' and ha said, 'Weil, he can't going lo be pleasantly surprised hake it* and that ia the reason ho with him. lie is about the most ain’t agoing lo get It. consistent man I ever knew." "We discussed everything from International to national and local subjects." Asked if they had discussed the war debt situation, tan g replied, "W e did, and Mr. Roosevelt re­ FORT MYERS, Jan. lO -S h ar* hoioers of Ita Fort ily c n Build­ ing and loan Association hare authorised Immeilste reduction r t tha in tr m l chart* on loan* by two percont, bringing Ih* new rate lo scran percent Interest and one perrrnl premium. Tb« asso­ ciation U beliered U> be one of Iho first in Ihe stato to scale down K* ratrs*. The action war tpproreil at Ibe annual mrelfng of shareholders as the company’s raoccasion lo disturbed economic limes. Pinellas C o u n t y ’s F ee O fficers Hand In *32 E xcess F e e s CLEARWATER. J a n . 20— Knur ) " lie knows mure about tho Bihle Pinellas sourly fee officers sub­ .than I do", ta q g continued. "You m itted' to the enmity aammisslon know the Hibl# say* th at in tetrst Monday a total of I h7.1I in excess i * . u su ry-J i-tio o li-va cji sU aa g .wUli fees for the 1U32 ralendar year, A repert from the encffiTT usury." • Questioned as lo whether Mr. fifth fee officer was not received. Roosevelt was “going to crack Roy Booth, who retired as sheriff down" on him, ta n g rajstd hla Jed. 3, submitted a le tte r asking the commiession for additional voire ami shoulrd: . "Crack down n> m r? lie don't time in which to prepaiv hi« re­ w ant to ernek down on me. I come port. The credit* basis on whirh out of hla room happy and satis- It i* necessary In operate the of­ fird. II# total me, 'Huey, you’re gu­ fice roused delay In making up n lag lo do Just as I tell you*, and finarrial sum m ary, he said. Tha tax a»-*e»«i»r, II. H. Sterling, th a t la Just w hat I’m goin’ to do.” who retired s t - l t a end of Ih*- yvar, "IfrV a g reat President.’* <>n Ihe subject of whether he made the ta rg i-t turnover, $3081. would continue hit filihunter on Hums turned into tho county gen­ the (Sln-s banking: bill, ta n g ssid: eral fund by tint other fro officer* *t am not going to change my pn- were: Clerk, Karl H. - O'Quin. sltio t", stul added he was for |2 I U ; county Judge, H arry R. "creeping legislation, the proper ilew tlt, $1452; tux collector. It; C. Wilkemon. 91206. leg i.-.la lb in." Judge llew ctt also submitted, " I am going In speed legislation la quick defeat'*, he emphasised in addition to the amount of exin referring in th* banking Mil. res* fees, 97'Jll which he said »»« Asked w hether Mr. Roosevelt n voluntary reduction In hi* s a l­ approved of his tactics, the tau i- ary. I i ' , i I i SelffahnesB tha Aral of a aerlca of I t open forum lectures scheduled for tha winter sd u so n under Iho auspices of Temple Israel. "The basic AAmtotlc law Is service In sense of useful­ ness," sjfid DY. Sheldon. 'T he opposite of this is selfishness which is undue regard for the rights of self and correspqpding disreganLof the rights of others. Selfishness takes many forms. Foe' ogamplo Ihe World War, which cost the '"•dtffprt* arafbalng med*>t« .at- world more than 9300.000,000,000 and the end is not yet. «utu grvaVee lending pnw sr^for It is destined to break Um backs, of generations to come, (he IOtoii«tn>ctloiv'F»iianc# ■tJor- ills.motives were riiTB.aiUM yi , greed, n<?t.tiervlce. "Unethical compcIIfTtRfTsTiiimher form of selfishness. S ration. Evidently th e country )e ring lb burrow it* way out of CompotHlon Is the life of trade tip to n certain point, be- Fort Mytra Company Will Cut Loan Rate ferrvd to th# Scriptures, which, ha said, say* that interest ia The House haa decided not to IpwAhce of the lawa of human relatlonahiprdta the try la g lance th* budget in tbl* 'session. Ta# Lama Duck, passion greatest cause of economic cllnturbances, according to Dr. F. Sheldon, president emeritus of the 8heldon ha* prevail to be not Only lama bat Chicago, spesklng in Bay front Park, in Miami, in also WAi^ttsly. IncapacltaU di,-. ---- — 5--- » ■ '" ■- - slanlan m id: "He has approved everything c ic rp t he is in favor of eocnly branch banking but not • Late b ra rrh banking.'* lo u s e Ite jB c ti H o o v e r ’s P la n . Over H is P ark y For R e g r o u p in g With R o o s e v e l t a - i ..i si For right long days the country has been treated to the revolting spectacle of an Ifnpotent Congress which tjelays Important legislation devised to relieve the depres­ sion while on* of ita members talks himself hoarse piodnfr M w o w i rum a. al! obeli and filled frames! Dr. Henry McLaulln, Jr. N early 50 shareholders atlcnJed Ihe srssioti. Resolutions w tro adopted rradjosling ' Ihe capital structure of the asiociation to permit membership In the federal tam e loan bank whirh will be souglil »< sunn as Florida laws have h irn amrnilrd to pebmjt *ntrance of building and loan groups. The legislature is expected In make ihe necessary amendment* -- ; - The Rpanlard* are catching onto ■iho Kies of rspahlksn governinent. The Spanish cabinet ha* de­ cided lo spend triOO/Xh) for a g a­ rage for tlx member*' fourteen aulaoiobllr*-^-ls>uis*ttle Herald. Wouldn’t ll be Inkerrating to Iukiw je s t how much w m L*>t»g fltlbu ilcr has cast thy people or ^ha United Ktaea, not only in WMtad time among Senators, but also in tha defeat of banking . ra ic f. I In select a aaetaU ry riciillbio who will know how ku eaic of th a t, big crap am that is to s ta rt growing PRINTING ■ triad. K" 1FT"* Martin’s Garage W. lx t Street Frank Lawla sag Martin h a rt the experience and equipment to da yaur Jab. B*e aa and save maaay- TRY NEWZO f u r t t - h l n g K eel. K e se m s. ■ f-t. l»r. fling WnniH ami all skill IrrlfjiHunw nr tnaecl Itllrw tin d e r remn^y M rli H w arsn )«rv If Vnr TOUCHTON'S'*’ * HANFORD DRUG CO. LUMBER Hill Lumber Co. lllh and Rally Quality McrchandlacS at Reasonable Prices with ZIP UBHVICB Phene IS furm ratio for outright repeal. M u c h Progress Is Being Made U p o n (Continued From Pag* One) murk land some of which Is cov­ ered with w ater ami hyacinth*. *11 ■if it destined to ta cover*,! with th# w hltS^xam ! that I* being rucked from the bottom ' of •th" lake neaeby t a ta used a* road; bed. Immediately In front of the.oh. server la a tract of filled In land nearly a hlock square and level with Ihe bulkhead. This land has hern filled in sine* last Monday when Iba dredge first wertt into operation after a long stay t i 't r WHEN A BARGAIN - IS NOT A BARGAIN of to of in IT * W ' •spent** during p.xbortgg# In tho treasury du# lo th* »low payw*nt fit tax**. Tba kits icari* to ta problem, and will, lot tin hope before It ia too late. apreading throughout tha wbola knuntry. »v V i ' ^ 11 1, l ■ 1 ------ V I - O ' » ’ l f IN V E S T ' S I J IN A N ELEC TR IC j R EFR IC ER A T O R /, ■( both paetlsa.pladgsd Ja a SANFORD, TWENTY, YEARS AGO halanrad budgst ta fo ra tha TOfTit Mr*. W. T. Johns delightfully the ownership e fth e Inter ns tlonsi cxtnptlgn, neither party ip Oingrvia makes any noliceabl* a f e rt •ntartainad tha Fancy Work Cirri* KnoUn Company, sttuatad near how ta carry «ot IU pramUf. Con- Friday afternoon. The lima was Kichtnpnd, Lake County, by a Rtexa (tying te haUpce' f b l hwl- ■pant' In pleasant conversation and master's sal* B few ' day* age. . gal Is Ilk* a bsby slaptaat frying in Ih# anioymsnt ay dainty fancy Charla* B, Edgar, of Uesburg, ia work bw ih* nriihkara of |h# cirri* ta walk a Ught w in- *and visitors. Mr*. Johns' guests Mr*. ", ----- —o— : Arthur Briabnn* objects ta our WVfai Mia. J, p . Roberta, -gOTarnmcnt sanding . gtllllons ef ifellara to Ehrapa te KiaiaUia floe Fortupal ’ ' Herald Printing Co. he ilricla ulter Mar. * ■ ill* Southern Lumberman. ■VIII' *«» OPTOMHTR1BT 111 Pnek A m . .if , "Phrenology r t nesting ita pep. nlarity.’’—Headline’ W e l l , we ooght te HeVp quite, a lot ef MW bump* on aur heads after th a laal two year*.— Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. ysl, Mrs. T.‘ )l. v lleatrsr,* Mr*. , J ,.J . Gray. oaf gawrnmaat J Jiaa returned to .ot.jn*lnlnlalng J 'oral weak* vagdlarkaaavllls and olhar points and averyooa la glad to haa? h 1» theory votes again. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fry* are rejoicing pvar th* arrival ef a fine bridkV m o n o y lo r th in g s th a t r o a c h th a > s o b n . M a n y p o o r ln v a a tm a n U y o u h o p a d to s p a n d l o r s o m a ro ily n a e d s . m u mor. worker* are- *mp)oyod- F°f Ita next faw month* a t ltait.lta* * a rn will t a emploirtd hi what n ro m iltl I® Im OM tfudmsk sU College to rlttda ta r 1 [:rrC W* ilww pUctA Of ContrmJ FlorUU, whoi with various aganria* planning suitable typical shrub*, flowers, and palma to ba sal sa t * * 9 ^ * " ? tootomA madam .geld j d l | *• V Fasw i, a tio n - Lata Halent Mlsa Dorothy Ula city. P • ’ br �H u**# Attends Meet O f Ctty Union Group Farmers TeM Of Means Used To Break Pikes Fm** poco Orret ley, ersonals lend* of MUa Lucy Roumlllai r r f m t to b a rn th a t ah* I* ill refretkatenU ; S in , C. P. Herndon, S in . Mary K lr t if , M rv J- C. BeilneU, and the UU m i Marg aret Robert*. M argaret Hurl*. ami Mabel Howler, door cim inlltec; Mt*. D. U. Cuklnell, Mr*. FU-jd Load, a n l Mr*. Jam** A. W right, floor committee: Mr*. M. 5 . Wlgglne, Mr*. 0 . |>. Hi*Sop. Mr*. B. I- Perkin*. Mr*. J . 81. Clair Whit*, J r , ami Mr*. K. F. U n * . c to .r a lio n ; Mr*. V. K. Koamlllat, Mr*. Frank U Miller, ami Mr*. A. ' I t . I(«a**ttrr, piece committee ! ami Mr*. U. L. Perkin*, m uiir, Social Calendar *prny» i* *«*e IM> |N ( lK * at ear* a ltW g h U re ported ik a t W knew wt only a f**» i ****** u*»ng a ria t* m a l ii a a * am a i n S-vtrnl farmer* Mated Ikat they are m e » i« < th* - v m * a t iW f n w * ttm* white elhrr* Meed th a t thee have >wt down tk* -toanitiy to a ka* figur-, •at Member* ,-f Ik* d a k emNc-wd M>« tk* aim* of a n**r Male-wide *»« i««l* g m ita iu -a that-i* t*riog formed i.» hr lag aUmt a regoMtma of fin*> k a a fa* m l i t TW t l a k voted to w . *u*i* a fe ta le « itk thi» new tr o o p a< no*, toa* a* It pr*mi*e* to work with rival ami f,>» Ik* groove, new Itvfoiv vwmhrding it* avaatoo. I' yam R. Havb wa< a * V a member *1] i r k , Ike Rim'd of Detector*; W aa Tv»U and of Ik- Vented l a « b i I V , aaado a krr* ra«k dwaaima to tko t'kak'* t y i i r h a m eat fund, and a topott ,.f l be kin** k>‘* F 'k ito t IV o m illm aa« tend j .V l all k ills vvat ta ile d a*** •*1S)j 1dered raid. for "*•«< rr*“ . t<**k 11 k •**ml V r . and Mr*. T. P. Wailac* and daughter, Patay, of Birmingham, Aim, a re the gueat* r.f Mr*. WatAmoni: Ihoa* p r e r n t were: Mr. M r* .L . M.‘ T H N H , ^ I ’ rM lk Ime*’* brotlnr-in-law and lia ttr, aril Mr*. U. U Perkin*. Mr. ami strrv t. vrlth Mr*. Telford, Mr*. M. Mr. and Mr*. T. C. Molt, Park Mr*. A. VC. L**. J r , Mr. anJ Mr*. K. M»y*. Mr*. Judd Sm ith, Mr*. J. II. llintfrm lM rr. Ur. and Mi*. J. M. Moy*. Mr*. C. II. Smith, a>v| II. K. Sleien*, Mr. and Mr*. J . Mr*. R. I , Sklnkol*** a* hoaltaaev Mica Alma W herlrr and Eugene C llutrhiaon. Mr. and Mra. K. I , Tho monthly program meeting L aH ettv J r , of Chicago, have a r­ Ikon, Mr. and Mr*. Glenn l.ingle, of Ik* Woman** M luiuaary Sorived to npenil *ome time here Mr. ami Mr*. John MeUch, J r , cicty of Ik* Flr*t llaptlat Church with Mr. ami Mr*. W. C. Hill at •Mr. m il Mr*. Juo MeUch. Mr. and a ill l.r k*kl at :l -tta o'clock at Ik* their home, I'joo Magnolia A rr­ .Mr*. W. A. Adam*. Mr. and Mr*, th u n k with Cirtlo NumWr Four au*. Wallace W. Hell, Mr. ami Mr*. In charge. Clrele Number Three ■F. K. ituuiniliai. Mr. amt Mr*, will conduet a pray»r aervk* at h Kumurd Miirch, Mr. ami Mr*. J w Uhl o'clock. G nnralei, Mr. and Mr*. Jack M ae-1 Tho Sunbeam Rami of Ik* Flr*l I tuna Id, Mr. and Mr*. K. F. Imne.) lia p lb l Church will moot a t T:3U .Mr. ami Mt*» George Xulglil, Mr. n>luck a l .l h e c h m c l L . With a large number of mein. ■amk-Mr*. •|t.‘, lp“t*lrtltffHt7*1irf^”lffkT*‘’*"J(“So<TaT*,^i?i*eVTIig " o P t h o St. - — ww-?rTM"«War-n:rrr*\r“V'i.? Mr*. W. C. Hill. Mr. and M r*.' Agnca Guild of llidy Croaa h>U. In adtrmlance, the annual l(ol>ert K. (1. Fox( and Mr. ami Mr*. r*>i>al Church will I** hr Id a t 3:30 K. le e dance, «|>on*nred hy the IVtr rShaal. [oVIork ai the pari«h hou*e with N. de V. Howard Chapter nf Ihe Al»u Mr. ami Mra. S. R. IHgh- Mr*' S' M *"d X^*- »I*F* U. u . C. lank place |a*l night ut Ion. I)r. and Mr*. W alter ft. la m p . W a ,irr " h«»'e**ev Ihe City Hull. Untieing began a t W KHNItSlUY, 0:50 o'clock and continued until a hell, Mr. ami Mr*. Floyd la n d , Mr. an.) Mr*. Rupert Strickland, " ‘ember* of th* huard of late hour to mu«ic furnUhed ky Mr. and Mr*. A. I . licit*, Mr. ami '*•* h ard en t luh uf Sanford will Men/* O n h n tr a . J. S. Uinklr, ami •“**• »' !< ,M o'clock at the h*uoo ^ only fonfeil* rale W ar Vet- Mr*. W alter S. Coleman, Mr. Mr*. W. II. Iiyron, Mr. a n l Mr*. •** w * ^ Wa»«««,Ro*» W * ^n Srminole Cuonly, un* n K. IV, Ik-udvr, Jmlgp nml Mr*. * uurt. • |. rfm U j irurcV for the oceaeim. Jam** ti. Sharun, Mr. anil Mra. - ...... ........ F fature of thy decoration* Roy F. Mann. Mr. ami Mr*. Karl ' ‘"•••"* *le» Sharor. Jack iKtrcm about the hall wa* a large nil K ortgrcn, Mr. and Mr*. T. C. ISipo, H"b*-rt Ikalaoa. John |»*y. F taak fainting of Robert' E.' I>e whl.li wa* placed on th - Mage before a Mr. and Mr*. ClyJe Ramaey, Mr. •- W aadra#. J r , Teddy Mur*e. Ju-tlr* lluth-r laikground i f flower* and fern*. r.nd Mr*. M. S. Wlggin*. Mr. am la ,Jib' u" »al**, hill Tyre. ({rantilie* of American an ) Con­ M rv I** M. Kan-bottom. Mr. a n d ! M c C W l l a m l . Mr. ami Mr*. R.l Haymoad* UpdMuUt. Atdtvw Carfederal* ll*gH w ire *u*pcndi-d Mr*. F rc l Hayc*. J r , t handler ./m m Ihe bal.-ony along with /*•«• •f l*ca*. Mr. and Mr*. I*. A. Mvro. '•*»*'• J Mr*. R, \\ U v lw l pc*r*id«d 1*^- M any S. Wimdrulf. over Ike regular meetmg »f CmVt>onn 0f red and blue crepe |>a|irr. Mr*. C. I*. Herndon. Mr*. Frank Tho light along the wall* of th*- I Wof. fruit. Mr*. J. M. Ilaye*. b‘tlU W. Weilael. o r FSelerlck, Number Five of the Fl»*t l t a |l n t Ilm \Va.lc. Allan FMd*, Church hrk! Wnln-edav th c i-w m large room wer.< chnded ln i r l Mi l. K. |». MohUy, Mra. J. C. • kleman. k , K. In a ry , at the kvwe of M rv J. t \ Mitchell, ami decora tail with fern*. Hindi- Hcnnclt, Mr*. Marv S lnm c. Ike 1 U,M* IHghleyman. J. S. Umkle. Magaidtu A fcauc. M«-V R F t clj in bright aliade* were ar- : i- i Mei ,iiri | *i.\ i , Maivl *i M * * * - 1* Cam* t ******a* W. VlrKwv, ami f.ur.Vo* . tiwiper prtoealed a «kaptr? froa* langoil In »«**« a n J hnwi i —iu I the mi**Ku« *twdy k.*A, M rv \V lyn t ol ier. J 'a r - a ic t Wight, of •w,*nvarmu* plara*. 11*. Brooks J r , gave a talk wt M aienirlte. ' Mr*. H. U. Caawell, general Stew ard*hi^ M rv H t \ M***eghalrman of the dance, wa* a.*- Pt-I»y OTonmi J-illr g iv e an addre** on the owik of alattd In pr«parlnr for th j affair. J Hi rlcn.ic David, liaeScl Smith, of the R. A , and Mrv I*. S S»l«uv by the following committee*: Mr*, t Matliron, Sadie l.einkart, Edllh talked on t h e wip*<a *lodv J. M. Ilaye*, Mr*. Frank I* j W alkrr, It. K. HiUfin, l.m* Cnurh, With HI member* in allendnw-*, cour*e. Wcodruff, and Mr*. K. D. M ob-1 M argaret IS-ter*. ami llrigg* Arihe monthly meeting o f the Utatukktnag the »«*•«! hour M rv It m ar School P.-T. A. w ar keki ye*, r , .Mooce and Ml* Turn Riot Wei tenlay a ttn a o o n In tka tckuol a u ­ *on tendered a vo>al ik iit after ditorium a fte r the r.-gular meet which MU* t atolyn tV ihei gave lag a f member* of the hoard. M rv a plana wJu. R vfm hm ent* were K. A. Newman pvwaMed over the aavvwd U tk o faMawiagt M rv R m -etiag wkeek won opened wlik C. Moore, M rv R. | S Law toes the IjonlS Praygr a n d Ifc* I M P Mrv a S. JWImaa, * M rv R F “ America, the Beautiful." Coup t. Mm W. P - B u n k s J r . During Ike W*la«e« aeaaion Mr*. DoWilt B m ov Mi*. Vector Mr*. I . M. U i i k t i L welfare M claulim Mr*. Tea* Riuth*i«om chairman, reported th at S3 ehd. wad M iv Lorvlla Mmlkemon. d r-a are being cared for daily ia the arhuol lunrhrouio. aad th at Mr*. O tto Sckmekl and . Mrv Crorge McCrum donated vegetablet to th e lunchroom recently. M rv « . t*. Cm bran. fuedwatVon ehairman, «tated th a t *he hn« *ectir d nine »ub*crlpliona t w the Robert E. Lee Ball I Attended By Throng lo o k a t what H trakl i h n km* J n ie l . . Ho km dtnwn ’ t.ililo thphmn .<•»*•• and her fctkM hl ^ g >. ikikW'W-»»tvwttr-w**'Wtr>^TSWM^',rTaCe. V So get m l \v*tr paint* oe <**j-*« ** v* toe»d e*n-'tv and w* « k * | jv u van «k* to >«*ake thu* «k*kk k> t ktv-lik t k . dtam 4 ‘ *k«teh of xvav vww e l "latth r I k r W Van**" ar*> tNr Jog. and .**h** that b will *>**> e*p«n!l> a* w«tt Now k * r * S Ik e gmtd w * > o* re g a rd to tko* " k i l l i e vkeJvai* k v d a te- v* k -nng o m p t i m a F e * the tw en ty S - | v e io t e j d d t k * * * l in W the H i t t l e kWphan \mMe“ kldiWe *1 Ik .* *e w -p .p e e k> a n d c 'W e d w -da>. l l a M v u th a ivn te lle wf 'tk e H ik n * I k m l i * >*. * * * k t <“ e j g iv e m c ita ta n *, » * he* ge»-*t* witkou* vknrg*. He **** "h u tlo I k l A u i Vk- If-nuuiwv a d i t tVwtfWP- V \n»««“ tkni**kv\ <*l » e \t week ^ I tw * t h a t wrll |NW*tK% P a c ific S e u b o u r d Tu IW^Attwrkfdrttt F lf f t k*kt.RA\ S k V i t t ItapMi*. V* w Wouk- HI old l n.imkei ,1 V u e livet *l n iU lm r k*r««k.K xitMUr >«Mtng(HbN(H.' htwR ^ v Horn MkwwTfc lk**w- pmU. « < a i)R g tlK m . kuv sfc. SkK* t**. « b i i t»m tv\t‘K kklT It k. Hwr«*wwc p u t. S , v j S t i k v r vl g ttk \s it v - n r v - in g k t u k h s « t g mtaw bo. -Hi kiv«*<U*dwo V w . u|M*nd to* " New..an. .MrH.Ncwmun rrvsidcs SANFORD BO IT AGAIN Western Film To He At MlUne Sat unlay Maigwrct tK ivki. Munketv 'W maker, Mae J o A ReWcvn SWkerns H ekn Xvinav, hatSm iee Svaaes and |e«>H*-d M -l v n s a * I l*e . I I . W . SEMINOLE Creamery CL R v iS t . * We Know That You Can And Will The h n i l Day provrd beyond a doubt that you believe in YowcII’h adverliHlng—that you need Ibia BterchandiM—and that it Ih priced where you want It. Those who were here know that we do nol ex preen Ihe Immennlty of Ihe orenaion of our opening—I bene who werg not wHh u*t have no doubt hrard of it—» hut we hlmply can’t kelp from raving about It. y e a rs cam* to MX again whan tbk movie Irouje Mmiag Ran tiiey'v "llflitag w af the tk*e»t“, artm o, romanre of the We*t which » to the Milam- Theater Satwid**. with a cant beaded by Rarobdrk Sevll, Sally llkcap ami J,' rn*.»H MclkmaVt. .*>,-* it a* tbo bookfoe outdoor »**p**me*. The aegieit m l n v l »tatmn w a­ nk t vdnr Ctty* I’tak. lo t many I mile* of mountain nod -kvort <«p , atated tbk* n tv iron* the burotnm | A c e w of wotkec* voiced tk, , g ruble to hy TonvtWurtirg tempo | la t , »on-S t'-iough m-wolnins awl rwibling w w k-n to o U ay * n , t - « Ihe ,W-«tt.»»Mhs to. *-nke pm.tmW the , U n ap t-tatian »f co»*«ivs .o u s t e (Oi|m**nt, »nd prw f' b j! auto a n l t» m k v " | M r v S L M . IJo y c l » * • M r * W . R . TV* p.ctuie aMtdw tketo i 'b*w* ite iu * were h«*te**eo for lb- a ft. tho original Rate t.hey novel' ford on the «ubj#»t, "l*hn*e* in Child Training." on Twemlny. Jam 31 a t .3:30 oVIorh nml Friday. FvK 3. a t ’T:J0 ..'dock n l th r Junior High Rrhoul audilnrtuaa. She will rontinwo her lectarea fur three week* n l the u r n lime each week. T hr attendance p rlte N r the day *ra* awarded tu Mrv Jo rh / I j u t l 'i r*««m after tah h h Mr*. W. Morgan, progtam chairman, la . trod need th e Rev. K. U Brownlee who gave • talk an "The Sate. Dual Value* la th e School." At Ilm roacludon of the R*v. Htowalo 'a talk M rv Morgnn announced th a t a Founder** liny aad I'atWer'n Night program wiU U a t a i l of Um February meeting. - SHOES Straps. Pumps. Sandals at Your clou iy. It tvik* the dory ol a yau*« •nrvejo* who koeum in xolnd in the bat ike between » gto p ol untci**lpM enltW rw-t Bf*. ami *• dwUacwkdmn himeeH that be wm* hlracnM a prommee* rpot tn the b*arU af tha iamb**** In gvaecal ami IR | daughter *J the mark in partRdhtr, Hr Tube \U ’AND IN 8 DAYS. THE -DAWN OP TOMORROW* SALS WILL BE ONLY A PLEASANT MEMORY. Weibom’s iN U k �------------ —fa LOAF BREAD FREE— With— STEAK Lt 19' .SS.*. 19cgg ^ 19c Raia w* SwCiuai IHc BkRAW Ul€ «.15c PAPPY’S ORANGE d 17c d 1 0c M armalade,16-oz..... 1 NO. 2 BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE, can SANIFLUSH DRANO ftju a c E . M -1 O C CAMPBELL’S PORK A d BEANS, 3 ca n s ......... j NO. 2 MIXED d V eg eta b les, 2 ca n s . I LA TOURA1NE A ** _ COFFEE, lb _______C O C FLAKES (C oc.) m TUNA, 2 fo r >UM*4n e w * w w » n tM H W i» ^ * ” 5c 7c CHIPSO SMALL P. * G SOAP, 4 for WALDORF TISSUE, 4 for POUR H i LBS. PKGS, BULK EVAPORATED 2!5c 4 ] 5c 4 1 7c PEPPER................. Qta. Schlonr'a SALAD A (L BLUE ROSE DRESSING C 9 C 24 ox. SWEET MIXED PICKLES ............... V PEANUT BUTTER, 2-lb . jar PEACHES, 3-lba.... 3 PKGS. BLACK GREAT NORTHERN ' BEANS, 3 lbs.... RICE, 5-lbs....... ..... 25c T ic TOc 13c GOLD MEDAL • Vi IMnk SALMON. 3 for....... .IBc N. BL C: Premium So4m CRACKERS, ............ ...tie 40-oa. nos Me GEORGIA CANE SYRUP QL l ie Vi gaL2Sc gal. 49c GOLD DUST, 5 for.- ..10c OfJ.S.TraUc PUlsbary Pancake FLOUR, 2 for_______ ll Nary BRANS, 3-INu.______ ll P, K. Haearonl, Spagbet • r NOODLES, 3 pkgs~ 11 w ............... * N. B. C. AWL DeLage CRACKERS ............. ,.,.Ue c S e An S e r ! 3 for.... ...10c White POTATOES, IO-Hm___ IB« ♦cSteha BROOMS ................... ...19c Winfee pa or Ark. Black APl'LB* 4-«*. 4......... 25$ Yellow POWDER, «k.......... ONION8, 4-lha............. 10c 3 Cane Cal* * C w M itt DOG FOOD______ RUTABAGAS, lb.......2 Vie CwepeaW LARD— Lr>. H—to Cal Ircberg 4-Ibe. 23c 8-lb* JELL-43, i phyiC M fth c fV POTATOES, S-Unu. COCOA. Mbfc.:........ Superant H d b Q ’i Wheal OLEO, Ilk.......... ' SaaR Quaker IXQktx. MANHATTAN m eat M A K K t l o 1 “ agnoua We s t e r n s t a m p e d b e e f . VEAL, LAMB AND PORK AT LOWEST PRICES best (WHOLE) ttlW f c * '; �THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA. the pcbtle health Mrvic. that led to tb* bi(trrrat critwum »( Ho*, •ir's proposal. Rainey, of Illinois, the ttrmorratk leadrr, went to the well of the House atul i*ut*lf **'*'“" "Tha department 0f n m iM m li loaded a Hoover nrtandution. _ WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.--.rre*. from top to bottom with limner mm. Tht. interior department is a ident Hoover will return to pri Wilhnr nrgmrttallon, loaded fnint r sle life Mar. i in belter physical top to bottom with Hoover men." rendition than when ho rnterrd He added that the I’res idettt, the Whlt > ibiu-n. four years a p t after he leaves office Mar. 4, ia because lie ha* made work h,"not coins hack to England where his inlereata are" hut is "going to hol'hy. The President's friends say slay here, having btillt up • • • at that the pleasure ho finds in work least two departments. If thU apparently has waved him from thing roes through, devoted in the fatigue and crushing strain of hint and his interests, the nurtrus o f n campaign for hla re-election his high office, which have broken to tl.o presidency four years from the health at other ehief execu­ tives. now." A glance at the Inaugural pirn, Keptiblirans retortrd that Hoo­ ver's regrouping plan was the re- togrsph of Mr. Hoover reveal, suit nf experience, and the Re­ many physical change*, most of f t ».limn leader, Snell, o f New which, according to Captain Joel T. Ibsine, White House physician, York, said; “ Ih* you mean to tell me that hav,. been for the hotter. Four Itnsisevelt, heing a new man in of­ years ago the President was over­ fice and with new ’men under him. weight; he had traces of a double will bo as qualified tu reorxaniie chin. Today he is a trim, hardas a min who is .xp irlem vj and mi-vlrd man o f fifty-eight. His who is xninx nut o f office and has tanned fare is deeply lined. Hit movements nre quick. Ills smlti* l» ini political Irons in the fireV quirk. He weighs |U7 pounds. He Physical Condition F1RK BOAT BEIN(i TESTED Ofjjooy^BcitcfTnanT5ver Before I’l l l ’.K nntl UK A NS. run \ N o. U ('.tit : i U'lirTK or GA. SWF.KT POTATOES O n ly ( h e b e s t fo o d * fin d I h e l r w a y It Y ou w ill fin if b a r g a i n p ric e s, Mueller's Macaroni Dcmriihlnilinn lt» be bold herr nil day Saturday. Mrs. IVarl f-'orbes, liostiVi. t'ackiil iu Heavy Water I’illx b u r y /t 1 U C Your fcholce— 10c Q J > — Counter. .1 far Z v l* 8/ It Boxes fie Black 5/ PEPPER 10/ vo irence. ^lej SAID HKNJAM1N I1IANL1JX-IN-174 ---------nntl TODAY tv iff nre tin »inrefimj; nr* an nlr* •If»» M * a ftitvi* tw * ii Iridltidid ii* Fi|!iiri'* no*till) l*rlvnt(* employmm! ir«*m*r:illy. nttd ttiriH tin* Allien until it*lUHiim* rffiflfil m *«r [I 'iMIMill’Il I’ »'f Mil III nmity rMrn*'jHunl with ih> dan»l*- that l!nilnl > •hi! fit l>) 1'irvyil,. l»Ui*(n* .- il will i tii|i|»*'tr Htlli ltint nut he rvn mrnldf f<» flu* llUiiUtl 4 frvw .* M ild th il Im l . tit fiuif*|it ti» fiutli^r 1 llli'pl iliV |*n*dlll t »it IlH'l -ttM.'i Tl u pajiriff iH filir "llittf t ««»u-* Hr«fft tin* of itihci ntiintrit « Itififi* ndief In nMi*.U«li'i| in |||» market' t IV* ulimi aiis'iin Kronml »>f jS*l *.*rvln%"is nf fin* Im d »tdnh«»n» I ♦ *v v\\ nut l(n|y it h'u i » fimiriiml loir* lilt' kitiiiiiis mid t!»• Imu d Sin* PEACHES PINEAPPLE ilrn, nit tin** U^htlulUttt, uhicli |t*f (ll'iniM filfelMt, milt t» . Il in u mo t (' n ] it s i I y iliHrinnn.itrA !-i* «1rii|v In flit' li»ieii*ii trnd* ♦ i i‘u iii-1 iiulllots of women • . all I nf h uge nod millions of men who were In,, young to he cligiM. (or indilnry* service nod who nr now rqe.illy us ih-i ivlng nf relief a. veterans willuuit dirabdilie inritrred in line of d ily d iring n> live m rvii-e." rK.MH.KTiIN. lire. T w e l v e years up.,, Ibuatilt.i eoiliily nw i 11,010,000 in tsMttis and t it.DOvi in regi«t led w.malll- Tislny i.emly is debt free. (tcod Grade IV*. - Calm Monarch Tumxt i Each Kumfurd Ilaking While—h'« Better BACON, lb ....... lETT U C t nlmUAt t*f i )i,- i|«h 1-inf u s. CASH GROCERY anil MEAT MARKET •106—SANFORK AVENUE-108 N A I’K I N S ........ 1 L b, | The bent line of fruit* and venetahlex to In* hml. Our prne* utt 1____________________everything nre'alwnv* on th r level. "| ItlttK , Jan. 20. T h e SIAM I.A, Jim. 2 " An *ai ' Assm lalhm of New giant of iihle penile nre to tin Pint. I irtMirt issued recently ’ ll 'l'ic , with the ivnillant e« e .i i linn of fret*,triuli’. M-lution l*1* f two !i !!»«• Mat ■ ami tn«* t» ( rnment. a f 100,IMS'.mio „ ,u „ 1>lk B„.,,t'ili*. n a n . ' relief instead of advantage nf' tailh cnintries. i. . inn.noo suggested by | eording to farts nod flgtites itItisiver, support; lliej renlly eouiptled •>>' Antrlican w— recoiiiinnulation lor »' men in Manila. American inA.INHI.INM rut in-pay « < jteie-t h re. het»u e of their va t phiyi-i ii nl f nllirr-U ib-tm —.iwo-wts-trr-enmTTTrrrmp-ninrTTI e rrorganlxalion. du-tiial | nijeel th n i.g ln iu the njt all Itllggesllinc l i j l d a n d ', lim e InlbwiI'd the i i i i n l latolinii ut tin lien- ilevrlopnigiit* in th Inlepemh-n.e iiio I lift |ltl Itlif) II »*rl»*r i I Ilit r ir Hle«| 1■*11f| *ii'll! (futility 100 I.incn Raver Embossed 100 In Each I'kg.— White | A _ or CABBAGE Drastic Economies‘Independence Of In (tovernm ent Is1 Philippines To Be Merchant Bequest j Island Handicap S e rv ic e P ric e KICK. 5-lts, UELERY 1 urge Mead Green or Ilondura* 10 ' SANFORD i« —•»* Vermont are sons or daughters of Inherently a strong man,, Mr. NKW YORK CITY A view of th faculty members. Hoover exerel e* dully with the medicine hull. Hr bataihc-* bis in action while testing her apparatus LEKHBURO - M. II. Knli iliit carefully. Muring the sum ­ opened whole-ale lakery in foriiirr mers be sot ght relaxation u l hi < Toni lloy llakery building. Hupidun i amp. T ry PtN tjil'PL K ONIONS numeiahle minor ailments which JViqRLINGTON, Vt.—Twenty, ordinarily afflict u man of hi four students ut the University of age. h u l n o t Im riptin m e r c h a n d is e . 2 t illlrt n n iA T o K s The Were, o u r (th riv e s . PHONE 282 ^ WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. - (,1Vase Democrats yesterday wrote juT* across VresMrnl Hoover'* a lo regroup Wt governmental tncle* and prepared to give Hr President sweeping powers fa reorganise t h e government when he takes office. . By a (Uriel!/' party v o t \ the iem ocratle majority was suffiJttent to force through the House ■the Cochran resolution to block rtfce Presidont's orders for the ^necessary transfers. Just before .this parly alignment defeated 20,l . • I7B a Republican motion to vend She resolution hack to the expend!lures committee. * Hut Hoover was not shorn of all Jtle authority to transfer or, rrop* w «m »fr,W T i;'N V «^ *T r:^ ry‘‘*go [•head and transfer the public tyteahh service from the treasury "lo the intarlor departnirnt. lie was wpeelfi-slly authoriied last session to do that. And he still has the ‘power to mak’ transfers or ‘change, within departments. ’’ It was the proposed transfer of FREE DELIVERY co Writes •“Void” Across proposal To ElimiD a t e Departments FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. A JUICE, '2 cans 2 No. 2H Can I’rrmlxr E»ncy WW O BEETS. 2 for 2 9 L Pure Vl. Maple ItYRUI*, pt. bol. * Fruit and Nut ONIONS. 3-lb*. Iih. / O C JAKES........... Maxwell Bouse Argo °r Premier I'anry Red Salmon, tall can TOMATOES 4 lo'25/ BANANAS 4 Lb,. 25/ BUTTER Lb Fancy Yellow Rlpo Fox River—clover Hill—TUB or PRINT Wax P A P E R . 2 roll* Wash. I'ancaka KI.OUK. 2 pkRM. l»hr llrnakrichl IIUTTER. lb. Arso SALMON, c a n .......... . . PANCAKE FLOllit, 2 pkRH. No. 2 Early June PEAS, can. .... Pt. Jar MAYONNAISE or RELISH F L O m BUTTER Met;i iiiit i i tv tttn ii t I (1 W. lO -S*. fur 7 1 » tu 80 to a Pound Fancy Western, Florida und Georgia MEATS Mrnareh No. 2 Cana Red RA SPB ER R IES Ilrown SUGAR. I-lbs... No. 2 Can LIMA IIEANB SAGE, 2-lbs. :» E. Kind Weather— Fresh Green— italic Pure Pork Grocery and Meat Market TWO HOT N. H. C. SPECIALS -Yellow (JUAKKIl MAIM POT ROAST of B E E F, lb... RIB - nivakfMt—«Uiad, ItindlrM STEW ,1b. BACON. 2-lbu. FRESH HA; SPARE Backbone lb. RIBS, 3-lhs SMALL POJ PORK Fresh Home Made Corned HAMS, 1 Shoulder, lb, B E E F , lb...*...... WILSQN S tam p er WtBttu. Steer . BEEF ROAST, lb. FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY Center Cut Wwtn. Pork S h o u ld e r R o a s t , 3-11)8, 2 Urn. LAB Wtenera and Fryers S a il B a c o n , lb . Western Pun* Pork >1'to 8 lb. Avenge L»an Meaty Picnic Hama, lb. S p a re Reel Roast, lb. Guaranteed Fresh BEEF LIVER, lb. GINGER ALE 25/ TISSUE 6 Rolls 25/ MEAT MARKETS ..: S a u F U R e , l b . .............. R i b s , ‘3 - t b s , � 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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U n i In «n emotional atom , o f tear*. w o f t r d out an. arra njrrm rnt t h a t 1 \ ItllN 1 ?ntr* he I’iffM lru i .*••! tb Hoover. ■ultrd Long. only t«» are opposition 1 rereama ami an g ry c r i e s Wimii* hefialp with ,1 M t c r nr re.#tin.f f t Sc r i t a r y Stlmeon *n!! he dot ” trnm a n -unexpected ip ia rlrr. ■ Itulh J n l t t .nbSr.i nii| Iwr “t o r r of t At1!’ *l *.1t*» t lilt' |»*ee»|*»« || 1»cf|l| not k n . w what . q 'l j n will Im 8»ying hi* mould not permit IhrJ l) r hilling of tiro wom n, n n wt*. knt* rn*rw*»>tTrP'h N t l l t l o r f ’t a ».,»!'• | H | n a I r - (o avoid a vole on lti<i ♦H f t r i l M l ^ r l l t '. pi*’. r« «1 . *la• I itkeii up Tim Am M in I n• l >-< m arine of I^w . h r n a l. o r .• n il it un rnei nmiiit prim,in, I onacnn. nv » in lh<* prrliinlm m in • . * , 1*1 t . vrrlit This y%.»r I* t i n polity i« th* Irndm*: q ' l c l i e n r i t s i t l t n l O f A s s t t f i a * ot ilot Im.ir nud Slim on i thn Wtallhy in.lopemlrnl Rrpubliran J **k r i l i c l a or . o n . f m o ’tftf ti* m | .* 4»rrra tit hi f a d v n ate of t h e non t- , gniTI'II" H' ll **f Rlltfe c u t t e r tio m Nlichlgan a-iw rlrd: I yra le nta y. t inn D e liv e rs I’lc n tin |H.tiey adopted l.y lh>* I ■■iguo “ I le«»nt the rnnilurt of III, ' ' IVhrn rm|ii*il fur ll„. o i lllln hint* l*r«"iifht t|»«» e li c it r \ f . Jit* In T itm p a A d d r e s s in it* atlitvide l.ov.ird lb. M m , !'♦* rtt fmifit i»f Ir.D'HM lfef*r • 11 , l*sie d utk Ir-mlrrahip nvrr h r i r lumliermas rr<nmnl n r m rhuriati vitiiatnMi nr,I lh<* . , infer* •In a t n r a p i i a r y In rontinnv (hi 1 sm lnallon hririm Ti„ ,1a v un,| l"l I'litt nii'l tHcfutmfr di't* ■*' i« 2 M e m b e r s I i f V o l u s i a l u l l - l i t r a l t i H i W i l l O r I \ Ml \ . I in I;> I I..... . .villi n ,* with Slim*,a, • 'd I b v ' d y all*!*' •t tin* % • aort o f fllibualrr, and I b e rr f n n *' r Ihrough lh<- »t. tml« of il„ \U otr, *'it 1- |ft« ton (V tm lv tla iu r S a n •M a d ,. * |tn it O a e i f i e llbje, t . 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Itl It* f Ir* n *' t r • v»tp‘.|y will I r , Itv si f n i t e r i imi ■♦tt 11**^t | tr* ^ | >o liar | 1 \f ♦rfifi *.f 1 • %fit* • IVnalor Wheeler. iKnou-ial Th ■ '*,W • '" " ’" V l!<« !• I1 tv. 1 •Itirt inti jp V'*% | lh«» •• »p*tfir *«Mi • •/ it. |t Montana, who .. 1.-.....1 In ..... (d>jr.;led tin , " f b a y f i l nervo, rnim* when *l„ enyilfb 'l »n |fit\}|t» *♦ nn h». n ,m L ._ * v¥~r • *■»i ■»t ■■! ' I . ------,y logoi.* i,., i m m e In limit ilvhvi^— . a i l liwit— | !P7 I"WonT the wltno-n r l i m 1 . !m ' *tt • it f i n t it ittbl th |f«» • .. tt,mil ie,| i n to * , th** courtroom ao-t l-i tn k .1 ll .1*1 !»'_•», Mil i • tin i , ram ("• tfv., «ifi9i cloture, told Senator Itnhm '..i h ' 11 " ' t dlit VFtl tilt lllicmpt •>ff’elt! leninmr a r m , , n rm n r | lot,I Ibvtr wn« lb* fllfl III,* | ««| f t f .it Il'N I f " •I tlllt* .1 IM' would with, in,v hip otijeeiron more | | Ittfll |tfft| nit tl it Mil Wlflllt*1! ' where llrpllornn ;«t. *h,* •ercatnrd . * l*i t. •'ii •• It tif i: i f. 1 1 t O tgaUuaiiti’ *f tit** fti t tf #•*• the H i'l ft ml: he ha,| worked nut a f inipriiiiiUe ir|it»ii-ly afbtM iu: n • h ' o I i “ I hope ytvi d i f f e r vvryytbnv • i fc'E*t»'i 01 ••f*»r» l!# . „ „ i r ii*.* ••I U.p | vr« n <\ i r kr* i it in | .. in ',-n . t' anirrdm rni on the b r a n rh bank > n n e 'a m other no,I my ittdllwr amt p - r r r n t «»f thi* |wfiih»li'*n. • fHf IL t»d» f !♦*»' m n ’Vvt HM f. ♦-••mi r ; ^ .t « a . tmiy v » •»!••• t* *| ul .1 ip *v feature op the hank bit'. - Sammy'a m other hnve ■nifferrd . 1 U » 1 Mittf in ant I loti»U i one o| K\ t ii if « t hit • iitiif* 11 ^ Hill, ( • ., lit till, lit fol in I ;.ke l im y I n*«l ty »»» l»t V fljfl \ ifi> («r iit— When flnLinson raid he had boon Ilalloran ga/i-d at l o r ealtnly. •lav « r t 1. ami •' At AIT primNi— h^tTPTTTm" V *h' T l* Ml It'divit T Ui< I. ■ .lit ........... . tale the l.iHtlf* • .if* • * * > infutiprd anullrer ohjeeiion would Nor dnl Ida pot*o fail linn a mo «.%•11 till I f r ••»'•* t nein|»!t»\ei!.** •i m * .ntn \\M *1 . lb:, ,* l.ptl’ b rU ;i<r O r * *9 i l , tilt t,i ,| thi1 'I lllific ' u b o \\.» ii|»iH*lnt n l iM|'t i, , ll.IV be m ade-if hia uraim ioru. fonarnt ment previonely whi n 'ho rrir*l | faitl. " h u t v hi r t Mifikr lb* »• 4* oAlinUf .1 ni» r .* r f) 'ii ......ft \» ♦i*f•f;»’ 1 i »• 1 Alt .1 M I It »i«i| *.ii, \|t . \V tequrrt were renewr,l, l . n n r n„i from the wilni-ea vliair: ! jii lfpefft'. If n r i!*fit*t %\t < V It • f 9«*| % %it If ll * |ft* ii . • » t,i» t .. t • i|tnt• « .»n,| i f f . Flunk K.MM» • ft i aekeil who had told Kohinmn th a t , " H r i Iihi'I ran* that A mii** i« ilrrtil I »•• • • * « » ■ ' l ' 1 1»* it • 111 !»'•« tl V. «l 11• ' . • 0 * • i ii • Tim.»!i.•!» mu mi * of t h r t i ’ « |», m tt » « I |0,lio with u f'»n tuu» iiirtfl(f’ontinunl tin 1’a g r T \.n) ami Sam my i« •! n«l na«l that I mu I m i n l r ) 9fh| ♦ 1 M'-t^rnT irT, ^ t T T ' ^ p " ( t.it. »».i mil tn» ! i;fiHi|» of iriiN. l*t tit ill itttt In I * until* >. fii'*ti Ot im i -m «L» t v Ff . 1 M lh !•* Coin.? | *• i|ir- hr* ju*t alia Ihrft* i arm v i , ,,.... ft »im u ,:'. Dnroih: lh«* rvftunir i?ann \ *».l ami lau s h a almul It. I l r iluu'l i . m ,in r m p l" \e d " 1.....1 I | u , l e I tat',•,*•'' Mill I Ell, kbit** |Mtk. |»ll)v.| u til u talk »V|»- l iv e n • tit v* lunir aa h- ra n play anu'Wil.** I | | o , nil liw i n 1 tf.nt in a.kmis I fr*,oi ii t i* k *" I ’I" •« . Ii Mf lb hi iking of tr ill* tiflei *•’>■• » I lent loot, / « • ' h t t f"' j f e r n ! t " I tr* Tl.r alrivlrr, hl«m|e yirin * w«ttu- I he r I, foul, • n* i* tifi went for tl w.i I. thr. \\ * • u fltv i> an. ••rntrnrfil In ili’* on Krh. IV nt m a u itm a n ^ e „f I to- frit w o t pn* ,‘iMit ,i t ;*! I T.t on St,lU i t . ., > ftrlb*. to Im follow.* i 1 .■ |Mt >)ib » tin n th r Arizona prison for th r n r l H e r l.a The .lip ** I o > tf . - I t , , tied on the bill' ><>ti*ti 11.-, c , *»,I, I he niuiil g lo u p win,dr wa at*:* of Mra. I.rrni, tot#|, with trm ■*am p. t il, N UU •• I i,*d ll.e ■ fi. follow n-«truil th at bad pooring down her fare, lo.w *to* lull n a li'v . e .r . • »v •I* maiei .1 «l» fiitii I II , * 11 !,, ,o ,IO,| | H»|. Ill' I i l l) ' II u pr me court had movlif, ,1 I' »' . h, •»ci. , pm a't i ,.*•*, ’ f i io.i 'i,- I> tile t i n t Iff,iup. i* l had fn.'ght with l Im two wohn-n in Iniinitir l ' . | Mf * DEL AND, Ja n . IV.—11m* mret« t it lid*" tow ard ->» n't !• -l Ml"". I A fter • e ttlttg up n telt'l ii p i ,i - , t t , ii t'o ■ if * r l I* • r th t . f lit I ing of Volusia rotinty ritiiiA r i « ^ - th r v|uirlm nt l,.te on tl»* night ■tmo It lldver e ib*> i i ' 'I'* * I .,f, >■' 1, 11,1 electing put rot I* * ... . .. '. Inf Ort. I«, I'.l.ll n.ol -Iwiil Ih m . • me ' iiir im lie* l »ill V f'l I era, held in the comnn*. nnera I"', * 1 • •vh n they attacked her. i'b# wn rhihl l.»lo* law* nt> I tli"< t" !*• m o efllt IW't l; wna il, a "led to g " o' *' ■'* tf > I»•' ' R e p a ir W o rk F in ish e d room at the rmrrt hone. 1 I* lay ,..nvlrtr.| for III,. ntitr,|or o f . Mr* there w>*ie “ t e a xma ilr rro*>n . • . ,1.1 f •• I f f lilke at tile next m e r l i n - • ' I i\% * « night, waa a derided »,„.■•* . J • iz • l>r»i and l.a*, nt \ r r •« •*» trird on f o r ' l ....... it « " ' < l >*. kri'l • " " " O n C i l v M a l l !{< h h » ' v V r.fili'.T t*y th** who i e re preA'nt Inf tit > • * M »•»'• ‘ A. Harper, r n u r l y llvcalud, nmll env information I. rh n rg ln c h.*r Inti,.* a*.’' inn* t'ole, •Thelma ^ .llfMtl \l.M ’|M U f * agrieultue^l atlviaur. »a, f nil The* vie" w.i i l.altehi** •• In » ” with lh» killing of Mi* • Barnuat* • *.| liAffe tlo* II,it,kin*. Ida ttobln* >n, l l Jit-1. • Wahl \lv . \l moinlng..-J’4r»T;.rt ullwr 1.* linin' mi th, *« m.** I’ll n«n. — f v I iw . i ;»t I I t.o w r, Claire Kvan*. dm* • ,Kf , h,*< I . ' f..r Ai proxJroatrf’y 00 I n t e r r . l, I h y A lf r . .1 I’ .. ...................... t . ilt»* ; * ' t i. : I** I Itl tt« n t »*•» f t|tiil«f l i ' i f f 1 :iv i n . . Min,1 * I m i • ;»n I i .hi , loiurette grower* w*»a in a tte ru la n ,,-. lu It,,. n ..m iulimi of l .l l lw n tb , * , ,* ,. »rf 1 . • ■. n frit in 'ft i t • I I h u r a , K louc I owe >•'!.•»!• II k f m • tha abaenira n f a gueat ppeakot, P a p w o r t h l,v, llo m iin tain rd . Is U n a b le ! MV. » b N R i l f r j i i l «,t b *• \i4\ Hi Mf Hi . ft mi Ibu A I M I. . \ ' i riiitllltlU* who had been invited tu be pre. Senate Jndhuniv. “'ll I * .11 f»».* ‘ * iT lM 'lvil im m v , m M . Tr u* Im • ■ T o A tte n d M e e tin g p» 'I ” •« »nt. Instructive addresses were , \ i i th at if m l i ii tv*. * : |it« im * t« • . . . r t 4 »»m-r tu / gel,' I a' <1r o 'tr e ill l ib I onuM llirma it rleliiered by J. C. Hrown, i n i t r . c ati| tr a m i i*vt • • ’ 1ii it , 9 k " i (t • ft .'" | fit * I .,11.),.*» II i:..|',ll; Cl.lhl!** " " I ’ • II. M. Panwortli. pr*»i.t»m .*f t’s n n i A*fV t o r t t t h , Barbervllla aehoul, and (trern I tilt | the ll'i " : 1.11*1" I .1 I,. ,h>' 11,, *J* ,iii»r. of Ho «*■Iti'.v t t h . Feminot.* T m tot- r h a m b e r <*f I f f , h n r c v c c . ♦»ta» hr view liftvnl J . A. Harper. mi. l > p . r • irtt? I- Itll. ■ ,i mh,, oV vrir.nnl itu* • t *r. Mi* 11 1 • lie*If I 10 » The principal ,hema u l the avan- Com m nrt,, and •'halrmaii of t b r d - r l in . In the »•'» "» hi* I ' «f . I I . full* til.* , will art a lieutenant. Highway rnrom ittee of that or by nt plot ment | e c r * » e »« ’ one «"W»‘ , t Mini* jl. . if ing waa “ How to product the oca’, y mi i t • I-.. ,1 I Hilly b" •i t * ♦ •% I left * • V.11,1,' II.. g r a d t of eitrua fruit a t the |en*t ganiaatinn. Imtay paid that h. will • po*' .In th e prevent lalwr •I if . I 'a im IJ titrli I 'a p e r Is not ho able to lead n delegation lion. |*-l i'»’li' of \>!>l I, lint* I*.* ,'*l th* a lor . , U *1 I ' I .*< ll coal", a r d the ilrevving of t h r mV* i ei) I'.Ui F i n n s F o r N e x t N e a r from Sanford to Taltaha** » neat ||.. POtd the HIT! Inereovr *.. iiUU.ati'i.i «.f f'D tv j 111. !,•# • a i i f I I ii et i Im »re , I ' l '• P l n t T i l I n O a n l i r i i p l i ’V «•, * r importance of e n te r d o p e In Ihi* Wednesday to a p p e a r l ^ f o r r It.r l> | t u in t 700.000 ** rom pare'l *•••' 1 ' • 'ftiv . , ' if 1 • ,1li*.*l . HI ' .1 -I r f l ........ tf if 11 D is c u s s e d A I M e H im u r ynnection. S ta te Itoed lie partm ent in the In i.• •* I f f ll f itnvi’f) *1 i ' 1• •An* U I| • .4 I 1 Tha g ro w e r, u, Voluvia county, r f r e 'l a of road* In till* toonty, i,on in U>:il. |%tar r MlH.i 1 tt » •« ft,«r' p ,\t ' .V , r |. .|. •. , *,. in*» I f.t t.al. . iimiiou " H a rper aald, a re becutning tweauve •>' tnual nit nd an Im­ I tl.ru** 1 in , I |d in v a u ,% v *• ’ iff tlx tb»- t.t .. f f l - * ni*' 1| »:ifi . 1%•' t . ,v en> nn,l " f > in" r t u p t*. r tti . n- • ♦ a of tha fact t h a t they have portant t,.e.*llrig of the Committ-e M a n I s F o u n d U i i i l t y I n li * i 1 I. 1 I . u 1 l l f ' l 1 ! t ill* 'f* 9 •*" I I-,ro1* fl ' 'Jl in . iding i l l - )' r ti | I nt •• I). » •r l 1...... , b«* I In d ll' 1 JpVohb'am t o face and diacuverirg of h*ifty nf the H e a t i n g lloup. *.H r y * $ • i f f • Ilf P - • tv.nif i Ilf*9 N » | i '#»tf ill*, ii 4*1 llU . \D llih Jtti U ; 9 rtf iHfrct O f R o b b i n g R a i l r o a d W m t'T llnv u n x‘ ' b a t tha more they r a n Jearn about A asocial i*»n. fc’ |i*) * r • 1*1 t ■ 1 « . • ♦i'ij| ft' •• i I" <|ird‘ i, ,i„ r e of tlo* i ■dvr I'm,it" ' fr I f » *■ tl*t . loll requirement*, the eaviar will He *,aid that the re«|.<»!*ihllily |1* , lb ' *f • . i . i>* in ¥ hrb b i. * | nf *4|.I*p» i.'ft* If)» In till b rl 1 i r r ,(*rt i f J.dm W ynn, while i* • ># their tas k .. Th* publtc i* now of protecting thiv m i n t y ’* l” t r I j i r c f i . T ' • O f l . i c f ’ tt t » 1 1 - l|»1 1' ’ ••M'.» .1 11 • High . »•Ir- t . *b. tVff ft »•,ffi 1ft* t §» r nircftf •' if jleminding * ator* pe t/e ct m a n g e ■ | „ f p r r the |Ve|,p'»mrnt wltl le l a k , Monroe. Iv in th ' " " l > I • 1 Mfl) . , w I**. 4,*' 9,'ll.* T a « s I •II fi ||* i Inn 1 O n In rr • ur 1 T'tc iffty- ii «4Ti9 J.,l| t« vauae be wAv j< • '*■• 1 .ir t e «||ft' * ivbk 1, |* n» I* ' th a n vraa tha cave / heretofore. -ntru*ted t 0 'b e following me,., 1 l|||> '.' . , ' *■ • b•i», f.r t i i«•.» 1 1. • *i !•» M* ’ *fJ it) 111J .1* 1 \ VfM I't • al'llfivi. ■' I t'l \l ' Mr.* Harper aald. and It i< up t» »»r« nf th e trad* » odv or i'» lorn,I g u i t t r n,f having I ' *1 • I I It W • 1i • . i : » ! r t ' . iih f *tl • f )»!)’ 9- i* 1 fl f i r ha 14 |11% '•b w*’." f *ti nilni' "f** |f |"tr ( « f«*H'l in ti i II • l» Highway f'o m m ltl'e : S ta le Sen* t Hip*,>liu v*hi h i owu-,1 the •liir» th e gtuwer to in#et theae mote v "t't| I f ‘ 4 t l'b l 1, | / • Mnl 1 'Suit the ''h a p t e r i' link1 in* 1' Itlf a'l %H i !»• .iff* •* in ft*** it lo r J. J . Parri**h, John Mei«eh. II A lltv ntr < ' w ; e x t . ting requirementp. f M m i i I* | 1 (i "i lily pi u ,•*' v I** a id • *,I» ,„g J. I s h m a n , fieorg** W. McRory Itrm g h t l**. fo,e Ju d g e • 1 m - far in** .• , irlier in’ th* rea- u, j . i u i f ' haron. lie v*» f *• ind go •\ i*t»'9 • »p V o r l t N V i i i i i i i n Is N i 't t and Kail t.ehm*nn. * The rounty agent alao *trt>*.*,l |i . itr.vni *• tl rm e tin g It *rm,r,l I >• *' i ftlv.ncrtl. | m pay : *'. . r ■i • ••'» I m l i e t e d | " i r i M t i r t l e r ,.i. loi.'il hi* re-fignvtlon „ .‘ th* Impoitance of early tre a tm e n t ! _ tL. .1-41 I II • a n 1 ' day* in JaiL Mr. W ynn TTiir i i of aphla. Thi* paraalta a tta rk v S o l o n A c k n o w l e d g e s • I * >V. *>f tire F h l p t e r and >t*iir '• *> 1 I ir r lr i l • "d T „ ril-V'/, by I 1* t •i >*.•!•* in ; • nf• be buitv and' yo u rg fa lag* and In I » . r.o i it.ti % 1 \’ >t.j:h, %*•••• «1. 1Vi \ll . , t h e M n' C o rin g • * Sin iIff J a c k HI k mu »" I T e le g ra m O f S p eer >it i |u b*‘l | . .i n Mf*. f(HI •••'* 11„ b» • f (Fti int’tr • * n beat t r ro m h atlrd by an r a ll y Mi lt *••••Hi ♦b • ■IgnvtTnn »a >• • i ' 1 ■ 1 road police Captain K. K. St, • t •!)["• iii* •1.4. .1 ••*ll» -III t *U V t" f»" rib » j t l.rf. f.j Kino I 111 i 9n i t | : i i t o n C M \ a \w i n 1 ...... .I'd’ *!__ JJ_ pplicstion op tobacco dual or I >• puty lllek»rn at » tep o ,' I L u Lu — . I M — t r r h i n i r Tar»e acknnw'edgement of |u • t • tmittlt) {la* f'l 'I* '’ .■.•.rnT? •• ti-tniy with St*ye | V , r , **• icotlne aolution. T h ree Ireat* a r r a t t f g M r o l l a r n Imn t»4 I’ ..in I O t i ' i i ’f ' N I r i - F ’H t t ' f t i t'llff a ' •III l -rrnT’t i n y 1 ••!’ . v i .« !»*• I'b'lif igiird t o . . M r lamilre** vent*, given at tell day interval*. M a y u r V. A . h p e t r ’i _C*ctHL_tElv: w t i i r w i i TH J i l l FiTi ~ Tnr id. r»rf, M u tt' It. wtiri r-l ti f |' Nf» i f :.. l*. f mi* th e commit*'"' , tilt accomplirh much good, he grant In Sanator lb IJ. Kletchai awaiting a hearing , n u '••*1 1 v a . t a t pi, l" •*i.n »»• mot lift** T h n .* pfr*»nt were lie m i , •im tu •!i t v »l pr mi ' a . k i r g th at he »u||wirt piop->*ed of petit larceny In n* • ' ■■ ' 1 au r. ' 1 1*1 »lti.lt* V to l.nrclr'**. < ltff»r,l King, I Dili' / .'I l i. *t'’a . \*iiit - , ,„d »i t \J • M. i • l •* T ctta i r e to k n»a«lr, nurtnic change* in the l.ankruptry law* w ith the rti appearnn*., Ml. I *i pi , t« * 1 ,*..*. » .1 »’• 9 / • lf| 1 • b n . T**u•ti i ; im ' ’»i,** •*- 1* (In* lb fill 1H u n il. T alm adge M.*tt i. It i,.o*r ha current week, of anil* treated of the nation wa« received ye*, f >r* pinnp nn,l **vrral ........ • ’•’ ' .* ) , t. ‘ • f f III" I .rtl.h U y nf It* t i •iff. f» •> b» r l , i.-in'l 4 mi 1i ’ t ie r . F. It. Tvl»r. Win. l lu r n r t l . terday t y letter from Wwhing* frame* ( i n , Yowidl I'rrnji i«, a t with lime l*»t year. «n<l * report It f I M f. b* . ,t..•• •* f*- til lt»V* t.dT, t t’ .i. nk ,rtl>. ti.vry t *••• lu it ftltft :*•• f . i. hid ,i ,»t-n r * . u e l-ii | SI. VO p l e u , Jo h n i'a.da. ’ «**fcm he made at *no“h r f meeting ton. |||I V «1 \Y i. I S '» M k T l" 1••»1 f 4 . »**i» b. Mtf-tiJ 1 ■ •l* h**r •■■vn .*■<nk.'tlk, |l * \ i f Karlr, IV.nalit Said Senator P l e lr h e i ; "T he con. . ' t i be bald a t «l»o c ourrhauge. neat 9 I f. Kani*a« litter 1 I .null* 1, Cliff.,r,I lt.lt, l»avt*J 1• i*1 * “ V«4ai' M. u * tat \ i ' . i 1 t. • Thr Mrl . I- V b i I i F m u ’h P l a n t ' s S e e k Monday aight. A meeting, vimilar lert* of your wile of the 11th I M i i bl. ,f tm. ' * 1, ltt«l .9l rl; and a ( a tt l.l'M IH TIATS T O M i l l VnnNr s, J. It. J»HM, • Taltott ll*Mil** *•! 1•»»!>■ ,a lb a t* — h*vr been carefully noted. I wi t T w o . M i s s i n g |*’| i « * r s 1 tin. • t o t h a t held here. wa» held *> the tit i* a-i r |« l.ilx lit bl htuup 11 i I I,Illil**. a " d A. It. J,d,n«' n, l hap* *e. what can be done in. the m atter I Seeillg achool W d e e a d a y night a t Howard ' Iv. i Iir*. wlw t**r iIvlM.r. I ,ir,l reminder in a t memher** I'l .lit*•!It* i " <tl *»f l u u n .U n c d .” I " , PI .in. 1:» .1 HI I! / . hi y, tk J. S t* . T : | 0 o’clock. N e w S n m v A ssa ttlls of the Seminole F o u r t y la veo. •mmI jM n o l.ir f | ft»rb i 'Ml OB BODY VISITORS Mayor Speer «rge<l on l»*half i 1 r || K |t «| n ,r I o i U II tin » . op Young ttrm ecral* calling t v ' i i M uuii'.y • |: m i f 9 hi ; o| tha ( ity t ommi*»ion th at Sera­ . E x p o r te d O n P a e ific »• .!•••! I' mU v ii) , . w a t l f I I.Tt ltA I. M U T I N ' . II I , i n. V It W • rmnit t VV.I |HVU VI* IVor* a t the t ’ham ber of ; tor Kletrher approve a *ugge«toil attention to a meeting nt the Vu I ri»)i lo rn tn rs , , \ ' '.V 1 ho r 1, l>n> 'i a i*’** Hotel t o ' l g h t a 7 .2‘t n 'c ip l . ;»ti | . * %.11 • 1 Tbe c.-nilnnla tfrirult.irni t l '. Catnmarc* office thi* m om m a in' ( hi.nkiuplcy law change Huh wil t»V> t' Mu Lif | I’u.ly, Pet, r : Miaa.l- V SA N FltAN’i I f >. fin r»nr. g-•9 !!•• niiifUutf ♦ • 1 I m eluded A. P. Spencfr, d l n c t o r of ^ of lo r n mmunUie* and w a , i**urd to,my by f'lii' O, Mjr IS i I nri<| ||i f Hm ‘ o iii, lulili Ihiigf ' » •1*• * d| h *ld an impoi'an* me Im* « ' The g , | , r.l tiff in * • • Hi umhv ^inf|« • l« i * r t'A) < uiUht tlw B a lm * Ion Dopartm rnt of the m uriepalitie. who hnvo either dr-, Advm*. < r i r t a r y of the leag:**. f.‘ n» i*riiuh K i.u ir ^ r , , fir f*„a l Im i IHx- l r i i i|i iri H i. t o u t H,*u»e t m,:h| at u nit II, at,an. K. tt ltn.<diilt. t RinJartr* »»■•! »« > two bnltlu, U a t e o n i f y o f Plorida ot fiam e.- f o j l t r d or a r e planning to do *o Selection of a n officiul lieb-iallini liH* l f1 I i I I* , l".*er, W. T. lainirley. I . I i i . Waxhingtoir ... ,1 (*4l||f"fllt4 titfUy ,,'clo k. according to F. F. I' rn • H.'it \ <•»«• f11 b 1 ■ 1 1 »if *!• IM'U from Sunford and S r m i m t r M»•« lit fi'iir iliy.i uri jin fii ^ ' vilW, Tom ' R k h and P. U Mcbut mvtrorol .• | If L* ft'I I.L'W prelident of the organixati. > on, K. I. H o y . J t ’u I*. -J••» 1 f o u n t y to t h e flrat annua* con tu ’ Ih Africa »pn«l fl*. ' welry an 1 f tl ' n in e» , by Croady, of Orlando, who w*re d,*F. Doudney, Karl | a * h m * a i IMy avavult* of urn,*., in th. \ . >.h »n«| Member* C h t H f* , on. err, .| v*l, , b , . . ( ox. Dave flonirbe. It, peri s , i k. m are rain in Falifornia l,y tmimr. the Induatry and wi*h t<> »»«• TT# USVILLE — Repaint U l n g venliun i f the 'L ragii, a t Orlar.du Hir.kf. ha« »F4»n m i l ' in** l'J .1 • ■.a men. F i i t , nr,I t v • i caaaing o va tion th at rrlate to va­ on r««id«nc« of Catholic next Monday la a fe a tu r e uf the ..•1 III Idigland’Aiietintm ‘ ' iqvolvmg the two c ! i •• n active in the | rom* Unit, J. (J. Sharon, Howard I ""I* row. Air. train, an | higiiwuy t r a f ­ grow and pr-*|wr *r- ur.; . • meeting. c h u r t h ' property hero. • • iminal ra*r*. f!:cht. Mn-on *n,t*lt. (>. l a w II. attend, Mr. Dornrr raid fic haa been d a .u p tn l by sno'V, ing^s Filibuster Is Ended With Agree­ m e n t To Restrict Voluntary D e b a t e wh,n •? •-rv '- ■M f > • t RUTH JUDD TKI.LS CRIME DETAILS IN "" FLOOD OF TEARS • . • oi,. ii.inni inlnvr*.*..— .* . —“ tMuJ*., MORE RIGID BAR PQIHREMENTS IS ERREDRYSTATE DIMM MOTHERS IIIUVE I’L.YNCiED.... Fil’E PRISONIHITfiNI'OREIIiNKRS . ARE RECAPTURED HI ERA! I,VIN|I.S. First (virl Scout Troop In County Formed Tuesday OrliVndonn Speaks At Roc:»iIar Mt»e! OF Kiwauis Club N eed'll Stressed c^or Better Fruit ToMeet Demands Mf \ Ml ....i \ — _______ !--------- »/ ) �PLANT CITY—ImpTOvtwwnt* being mad* OB lUynoMf S t m t BARTERSYSTEMS'^DGarte Put Off Celery M arket Reports iterffiS at D lU llEA |3 1 it IS Ik) Fur‘ he*^ractife8 U flip delay .lo w t r . of both loom, rnoro time Through courtesy of the U. S. Deportment of Agricul­ ture in ro-operatioh with the Florida State Marketing Bureau. R. E. Winfrey. Sanfofd representative. On. ■ — to Elementary Plan Hen ««t into proper playing condition. P rovide G n en tb b £ ' „ (™ “V J C Of Life ro r Many u*iand i*s*baii (.m* *M<n »w SALT LAKE CITY. Utob-*-With ergxalxed barter i r .l tw i opeiatlog is at least II itRtdf, bringl.ig rrllrf r n l .oattnanco to Ib-.usand* of farmer* gnd unrmp oyed workers, tho anciont prattle* ■ fum«* a now gnd Increasingly imporl.nl italu*. first .acker i f Ihe Southeastern In many place*, especially in ■ml other leegie* on I s resident tha Writ, hl.a but willing labor, of Jeckaonvl le, haa been .igned boMt by want In tha mldit of ai mxnaier of Ihe fiefRnd entry plenty, hai m .dr this rlrmrntary in the 1933 Central Florida Base­ plan do what tho money ay.lrm ball league, .ml ««ld that Bour* would not dff—or ot laait wo. r.ot till direct the Ireland team when doing—supply th. essentials of It appear, her. on Jan. 29. aabtancr. Mr. rage aald that th* tr.m will, Exchanging • bag i f potato** Im’ud* Nut Shirley. Lefty OuUe.i for. a poir of mitten* may bo re­ At and Bill Lalt*. Jim Roherron,. actionary. but when lb* storeShaw Ruck. J. C. Owen., Hilly kerpor narils pot.tori, old the Sam*, Jack Hogan, I*. Martin,, farmer need, mlltrn*. anl neither tm»*-nwr ’immer,,,ttr|— nyw w rtrre KisJuay-JArUr..... liUmap.—Cuip... amt p r hah'y Alan Mnhlry nnd| r*.me. n« adapt.b . and ne useful Olln Hutto, and that hi* tram la to modern llniei at It wa. lo the hopeful nf ronllnuing practice! moneyle ia paat. By r'urre.t adaptation of borter, la not meant the many li.latetl Instance* of exchange of a home­ mode nechlla for a pound of I ut­ ter, «r tho trading of a loot of corn for a .acond-hand aufomohilej and n Iheatar ticket, but the rl *»-1 |y orianlxed and efficient y oper-; ated unit, through which regular, controlled exchange* of »*f»kc* and commidlliei are carried on. Example* of theig group, moy bo found In California. Utah. Ore­ gon, Cole redo, Ttxxx, Minnesota, Ohio, Penneylvenla, Nebraska. Arlxona. Idaho. Wyoming, New New I n d u s t r i a l ' ^Projects B e in jr T r i e d In Britain . ‘ X fi two year* •« “ Banjemln II. Hlringham, pravluuxly a fanner and teal estate man. ha* pmgieaaed rapidly and M a y aot only lartlea oil the direct exchange of ecrvltce In' corammlllie* through ite many branch*#, but In a.ina rrael laiur# aerlp, wthlah baa bem accepted an money al bankx. In lb# building* of tbe aaaorlotlon here or* a draaimaklng ihop, a qul t-maklhg ahop, a tailoring »h- p. phyalclana* ond dontlxU' ofllcba, a beauty parlor, a readyto-wear itorc. a gift shop and an education department offering claaiea In llrofllng, dranietic art. Kngllib, econiniici ond homemak­ ing. Separata from thai* ere ,wo furniture slort*. on* toy ahop, ne meat and grocery .lore, a tannary. an oil rafinary, a cafa and many farms, all a pail i f ih* en­ terprise which uiex money only when It la necessary to buy aom* thing from xomeona tr aome ptufaaaton or trada which la not irprerentad within III# tonka. Fait rash and part ecrlp la aeeaplad by aim* of tbeat- * Aboot IIOOU worth of comnnaJitie* aia txchanged dally in thi* unit. Condition* i*«u:tln» fr in \h* virtual mllapaa of th* mining, s h e e p , raltl* and arming Industrie, of Ihla section Impressed Mr. Mringham with tho need fnr a new meth-.d of dlllilbutlng and aiiiuliiittf aarvlcaa and C'lUiiiudl- rnneern* to which that of M*«*r*. Whiterroaa Company, Ltd., wir* manufacturer* of Warrington, hai lust been added. The* new mi l I* proceaeca hitherto carried **parataly in ronnactlon with th* manufacture o f such widely u«ed product* an wire netting, barbed wire and wlre-nalt*. The cntton-mlll venturi Is a smaller, affair, but is nf Intareit Rollins And Stetson Golf Teams To Meet 0 << , r* h Davo usaro.l will ci;.taln Ihe Liaison University golf taam that will play a Rol bis L'olleg* team hare on tsgtdrday afternoon, Jan. 2h. lo aetll* th* golf supremacy of the two acKooll. Other mem­ ber* of the . fltetxon team err Lester Mbat*', Hlcbard Elton, and Chare* Cam.ihtll, III. The match will ta free to thr public and golf enthusiasts am frlanda of ,member* o f—the twr teams a-o roportad a* pannin* U attend In |arg* number*. Th< match orlglcglcd In a challcngi mada.hy (he Bletson team, at c-ptod by th* Rollins team, and an Invitation by Andrew Carr* way, secretary of Ul* Sanford Coun’ y Club, that it b*i settled at the Iocas cour**. Seminole High Five Will Meat Oviedo 8-mlwol* tll«:> , School’* “B’ team of baikatkall plkyir* tonl-h will moot tb* eltmag Ovl*d0 III#’ School l* a « Ig » earn* a t Up Wws' school «i t i » o'chaak. ' rImmedlataJy fallowing th e -gam*, a ’totrn af All-BUra |.a d u ' by Ro4 Mmiu RR#Jack f^»f«d, r-W*U, 'at. a -* J I loom.. A #-h«m# for the -Imllar rontliuction of th* Kl. Hubert’* Mill in th# earn* Imallty l» In pr-paratlon. . Regarding the move to th» L’niled Kingdom of enterprise* hitherto conducted over***#. It ap­ t-era Ihal in Ih* p*»l year 2IH *urh r*«e. have occurred fir. Ed­ ward nurgln. Parliamentary Secrelaty In Ihe Board nf Trade, aisled in Ihe British House of fommuna that 123 nf theae new underlaklega were established beIaa-en November, I U -lI. and M ay, 1932. aln-e which ifate 95 more had been reforted. The latest talurn* show 0341 ipeonna cmplnyed by thtm a number ex­ pected to ri** to 11.000 wh*n th* foitorla* ar* fudy occupied. P ro -A m a te u r S la te d H e re M a tc h legal it tub tu b m I'O R T R * » O l T l l * * T D l . T R I C T r to n i D * . i* **rT T T . or j I her h» freah vogetaMa*. And that la tba anrt nf mark.l vat*, tihlea In which Ih* "hnnaahoM note” quoted abor# rafert. Lota of people ihlnk that • e w n w t r T w y e r x W r V W - W im T H ' that a lart* mairopolllan new#paper reeinlly printed iblp IS Inmlnatlog "bonaahoM hint" T>* f r t r t i . regefahlee—When yon know fJU’ "fraah" Tegatablea are .tale, let them .land in mid water for savaral hoar* before peel.ng jr rolling them This l o t art.-replays* the mtlalnre they hare In i and make* Ih* ftb*r lendrr aaaln "In part!" Very mnrh "In parr' we-afronM- -rr* * Think <t ceiling y:ur rttamln. nr.] natrlIIt* jnalltlt* wilt of th* odd aater burnt’ ll lake* a faailng flandhl i* d-> I halt On th* Cthar*Hand Old yen **ar with fnr a wallm ilitated vrittaM* garJ»n rtxbt rutald* your kitchen duirf l»aa an t corn. U n a lN . ard lean* and cfarythloa gm l ihal grow.? Tha reaajn yon .lallghl In Ih* tbouthl cf Ihal kllrhen aarjai* la ihal your rtaeiabl**. aalhered In ih* mirnlna and 1-ruughl rlahl •iralkhl lo ysur hlichen lahie. and Imnedlaltly rooked, har* that woodaffnl fraab-lr^m-th#gardan laror. Rlreiad In Ih* on* large reaarl and than put In ran* ami ***M. On tho renlrarr. the vaeatahta*. after waahlna and prallmlnary .raiding or "blanchIn*." are put In ran*. »»al»d. and than lb* aaaled ran* ar* put In Ufa* ateam retort* and rooked Therefore, ih* ronlcnla of poor ___ .i f_ _____I . . . lo d ltld u a lly ran p»»* were rooked In the ran. aaaleiTkr Iha' eegalahlra ere In Ihe r a n n .r a th i mnianfa war* not expoaed fk llrh e n . Inipected. w a .h rd , pra- th* a 'r dnfiog ronkinc ta rrd , put In ran * and cooked. Vitamin* Ar* Peecenred I I lo a ll done a> •lu lrk ly .h a t th * vegetable* don't have lim a to w ither and grew H a ir E v e ry t i l ••f lh » lr fre.hneae and flavor la lock»<t up In ihe ra n . oreaerved nnrhang'd u n lit Ihe ra n la i-paned. and a w a liln t yonr ronvanlanre, no m a ile r h iwi lin g you heap ll. N* Kxpoaur* t* Air Now If yiur garden wa* a thouaand mile* away, as It reuxt he fur noat people during th* wlnlar months, you would have ynor vegelahle. galh*red litfor* they wer* fully ripened, and lh*v w.uld !•* hauled Ihnl thniiMnl miles by irurk >r r*frlx*ralrr can-and-rvwr*~ fmu r~iftmil g- 1hf ' three lo eeren days In Itanell your rreetahlev wr,nld loe* A llltlem re .-f lh*tr nalural m -l.lbrr, and Ibey would rearh ynu'wllh *r*d. slala, wllb their original flavor and moat of lh*!r vitamin content loel: no longer would And here 1. another v lra n ta g * of r> m m .rrla l ra n e ln e i v * r h im * roohlng T h .r * nr» different kind* » f vitam ins In d tff'm n l kind* nf vegetable*, and earli kind ha* lla p a rtlru tar w jf k t.> d .. Tbeve vltam ir.a a r* eaally I n f . whan vayatable* ara c ,ke<t l-i - pen ve* vela, ev| ree l I > the a ir Wheo. h twaver. Iha e- king I* ri n* Ir th* llt ll* tin ra n t, herm etically sealed, ateladlng Ih * a ir mm p lrla ly . aim al rone nf Ihe Vila m in* a r* l.-at. F i r ih ia r»a«on m * rv d—fer Bow re ro rn lr* that ra n r» d r- v l*M »a *>»' a r l i u l l r m r- h»alil giving lh a n a > ra .le j free’) veg l a l l r i , heron** lh*V w er* rook* w h m aha Iu«elv freah from ih fletila. and in Ih e lr rooking lh« retain more of ih e lr valuable run lent* than whan cooked on ynut k ltrh rn rang*. Icgger here. He and hi* companion wer* trilled when Meager’* car crashed Into an eleArlc light post after several ahot* were fired and a third man, wa* found ahot to a trrraea, Marlrne lllelrlch and death near Long Reach. Police f Continued From 1‘age tlne| Maureen O’Sullivan today an­ aald the latter annwrred th* dato him by Judge Aleutian!. A nounced their intention of saying arrlpllon of a former bootlegger number ’nf state* haw probation farewell to tha film mluny. MU* I associated with Mrager. Dietrich, who ha* had rcnaldrr- j laws. a . ’’Thaae alatcs *rr to briicficienl able trouble with her atudln ovcr| in their natuir. >o fai-rrchigg ael-itlon nf atorle* a* wall a* and ronatruclliv In their ir-ull* director for her production*, aald she w|| leave next spring f'.r har i.« to warrant the rrom.prndatiim naliv- tieamany to Join h 'r huaYOKOHAMA, Jan. of their adopllmi ly nil of Ih* l'*n,'> Rudolph Sieber, fierinan state* In the union," Mr. Marlin film dire-tor. With MU' O’Su’ll- P ill,« held 15* Japanese today ra.ll. >«-i ll’* a ••'** of hnmeal hnr*», following a ra il on the Yoko­ "The alalulra are gennully ap­ ah* aald. Frlcnda aay the Irish hama branch of thn Singer Hew­ plicable U |lest uffindi- a. who unreal M l all Interest In Hally- ing Machine Company. AH mov­ alter pleading guilty arr pamlrd wood since she broke off her able property and valor be rec­ (or a certain length of lime in tha suppoanl engagement with James ord! were destroyed. Richard MeCleary, reprraentatlv* of th* com­ custody or unirr thr iliNerliun of i Dunn, actnr. pany, who l» In Japan In ten ­ tome officer lo whom Ihe |n oiled ner l ion with It* labor difficulll#*. iei«on rcpoil*. and under wlioae aald I he lo*. would "likely reach inf u r a r f ' and earn il la eapecled several hundred thousand yen". In mend hie way*. He i» allowed Tho yen I* equivalent th about lo itiia in with hi* family »< « 20 isnta. B*v*n persons wer* Inaa re aainar^flid may agnln beHOLLYWOOD, Jon. IH.-{AV- Jurcd. rbitie a useful citizen. In thin way Three myalerlou* slaying* today — -——------1 he i* aaiel, tu hi* family, and Mni poliri* squKi« Into *^tlon to MADISON"—M. A. William* ramd fmm Ihe criminal anocia- prevent further bloodshed In what Ororery Installed new Warre* retinna of prison life. Mr. Ma-tin -died a report ra- Eastern g*ng»t*r» to control tn t -ri • y made to th* atate bar of film colony’* liquor aupply. Only Illinois by an llllrol* Judge on th# on* of th* dead men w*» Identified • plendid i f u ll a nf probation In llr waa Harry M#*g-r. aahl by pothat elate. In plea* of guilty lire to hnv# boon Iho loading i«ot. «* mm. wbTch require no trial, ami In .ub-equent .punishment. Ihe slr'i- was saved hurdreda of ihmi bin’* of doll* -a a year. Th* Probation L a w s Dietrich To Retire From Him Industry Called N e e d To End Crime Wave T. i *j v r u i n x T A W n o t- t l l t i m * PA CKIM O C O M PA N T , « , nr m ,ra tin e . S A U C C L B MORn t s JARK S W A C l I T r i E T U and It <• BLACK. W l r n u m . /X ORDER TOR .B R V I C R R ^ L r l RLICATI ON f / T i l l . ra u * » h a t i n g c o m * o n t a f i a h . a t d up*>n m n i l o n o f c o m g lo liu u ila for a n o r d . r fo r aar vlc # by p u b l i c * , li nn a n d II a p p e a r i n g t h a t ih a dalOntlani*. Ado lp h II. V a l a a k o ta il n . m u - l R M nrrta . a f - n n t I n b a k ila n i« o f n r fnntid W tl hln I h a itl olr l- i. , n.l t h a t Ih . dafanifanla. J a n a . t V i r h i f i .11 a n d II f*. I l l a r k . n r o i « f n n n d w it h in I h . d l a l r l r l . a a l nr no of ...ill i t . f . O ' l i n l a ha> v n i v n t a r I . l>ii. i r n . b . r . l n , a m i I h . m a i a l al h a a r a l n r n . d I h a a n h p n . n a Ip an Id r a n i- .ndnrrad a a In a l l o f ailil d a f r m l . a l a **nnl foua d In mm d a* I r l r l . " ami t h a t n o ra n n a l a a r » l r » on a a l d d r l r m l a n l a la nn l p r a r l l r a l fnr Iha r.aan n th a t t w o o f - a l l da. f . n d a n l a a ra n o n - r r . l d . a U o f Iha R i a l a n f r i o r l d a . a n d I h a o t h e r tw o n f a a l d d t f . n d a n t r a n n n l h o found w i t h i n Iha a f a r . t a l d d i . l r l c l anil I h o l r w h t r a a k o o t a *r» u n k a n w v m rn m p lata a n ta or Ih .lr solicitor t ' p o a r n n a l d a r a l l a o l l i . r a o f . It It h a r . b r O B O K R K l). I h a l a a l d d» FRESHER THAN FRESH N M il l o r o R * r t o o r * R or m o r t o io r W II A ItW K L L , • * R * r » l * . r «f I t , . r i r » t N a t i o n a l R a n k o f So n . }..r.l, aiM W. I . H K N I .E T . CompU iiunl*. \h o lm ONRENSR. yon m f f There lin t any t«(D Iking aa being freaber Ikan f r a a h R u l ih.re la! Th* explcnallnn lie* In Iha lack nf real freehn-aa In wanes D im n c T c o c . t o r r » i r i w * .'* * } » HAINES CITY — Contract* awarded* for clearing, grading and building bridge* on atate Road No. 2 helwren here and Oiceola county line, dWanc* cf 11.75 mile'. MOORE HAVEN—Atlantic K* fining Cn.. rcrcircd *-1t.OTrt contract to «u»ply maUrlab ln^ »uf' " Corner. ap-l II H la rb . a p p - t r . p l - o d a m ■w . r n r d . m n r In I h . . o l d h i l l f l l - l h r c m p l a l a a n l a h . r . l n b r Ih* *tk d a r " f M a r t * . t i l l . a a d In d r l k n ' t i h . r a o f i I h a l I h a r o u r l w ill p r ■».» I In i h . h a i r i n g a n d a d l u j c a l l m "f aal d a n t i ; a a d I h a l Ih la o r d r r ha p n h l l a h r d In a n a w t p a p « T n f g * a . aral rtrrn lallo n In aal rj d b l r i r t . l o . w l i . T h a S a n f o r d l l - r « l d , * o >rr a w . a k for i l a ro aaam tlta f u ll p r i o r In a a l d d a t a . I w i n k A NO O R P r R K P 01 Tt mp*. |*|..rid.i Ih la I h a ITlfi .1»y o f J a a " ‘ , r ' 'A L E X A N D E R A K C I U C T k i ' n l l . d SI a I r a D i s t r i c t J L e mania nf Ih* County fund* «f Samlnola County f f Th# following raprrl of the r»e*lpl» nn-l olaliotarmanta ___ . a n d a m o u n t o f w a r r a n t * o n l a l a n d l n g a n d ' e Iha period andlaa H-rtan-h'r w!1' V i *"r -,Cnnntr pmprrtv of the aald l*»mlnoln C j a a l f l ofV•• .l.l.m a n l of Iha aaart* and liability* end the vatuth* of Cnuntr Cnmmlaalnwara and Iha t.lerk af • ■eportad on Ih* l*lh dnr "f *«pl»mh*r. 1*1*. by ilenaof ho hoard Chapter *«l». Aria of IPIX. Lew* of KlnrMa. roll Court la katahy pukllahad under Ih* piovlH-.. J M LEE. Confpt rollar. Tran*fv rv rtl l o n 'a m a ta D e p a a lto r v O w ta la w d la a R a l e s a* •Irtirrel K lh , and y o rfallu r# llo a d A a rlc u llu ia l w k lle lly . Rulldlna - lln lh v rt fenalon M II. * H. D ial N l J Illa rk llamnnK-k D rain. Kla ilru v a a Drela. Ilnm l llo n d C u n alru ritn n llum . R-iiii I Nlnklag AUMKTM •*fturt llou««» ll. ,U n c o C a s h la Itupoellnn' I. IA U II.IT IK K * W a r r a n t s D ulelam llna C urrant 11.■tide l l u f a l a n d l n g Jnll . M.iihlntrv awl Tool* j’liiir II h um anti Farm K u rn llu rr and K lalnrvv. Court lloua* ate. I ’n n i k l Camp-. K trry m a n s llnua* Raid Made On Singer Company By Japanese S u n d a y Mrmbcra ot Ih* t'cnlrol Florida Golf |/ i | i i * em poard of pro ond amaUur playrra from 10 of this >*ction'a leading golf rourvt*. play over the Hanford Country Club rourse next Nundxy afltrnoon storting al 2 00 o'clock, It was announced M ay. Amnn„ the promlnrnt player* who will he sr'it in action are Pur All*0 of th# College Arms course at DeLand; Bll| Holdback of th* Osceola-Gramatan enura* at Dsytcna Reach; Roy Horan of Ih* Dubadreod Club ot Orlando; Mack Rcnnatt of th* SanLando Spring, courar near Altamonte Springs; tV. A. Dun of Ml. Ply-'' mouth; Fred Treaher of Orlando, and th* Hpenrar brother* of Banlord. Appoxlmately 55 playrra gr* scheduled to bo hire for th* pro­ amateur tournament that la on* a* f TV* nww U. S.Tlrwa Rrw aootoilooolly Im- Admission 10-40 tUlowff* M kMoryl EAST and W E S T -S T A G E Feat urlng Bud Marcellus and Co • rl »*g . 20—Talented Artist*—20 0—All Star Vaudeville Acta—9 * 6—The Rosebud Girls—6 . —>Oii th# 811vtr__Strtis— • .^ * •l r V - • -s ix houbs 8W * Yoq Shotikln’l MW—Cm * to u v r* * . .. 4-50x21' . • rW T arner Baxter - U.S. GUARD • ; Avoid Tk* Nto* 0 -Clock Rw He Ba POPE 2nd and Magnolia . Phone 860 / / �in General Grant, hunaedperhapa by his own success and falling to appreciate the handicaps under which Lee had fought, did not share so high an opinion of Lee’s leadership. "He was slow and cautious", Grant had said, "without imagination, or humor, always the same, with grave dig­ nity. I never could see In hla achievements what justified hla reputation. The illusion that heavy odds beat him will not stand the ultimate light of history”. And yet in thft ultimate light of history, Lee stands Samuel Insult has mails applkn. tlon’ tor paper* to >*r*me a nat­ out as a greater general than Grant. It was Wellington uralised cltUen of Greece. Am) a* who won the battle of Waterloo, but it is Napoleon whoso a radio aiutoancsr said ths ether miUtary genius has stood the test of time. So it is with night, this U liha adding Insult to Lee. Lacking in suppliss and munitions, Overwhelmed by .Greoco*• superior numbers, engulfed in an Irresistible tide, he sur­ f f r " , ■ ~|-----r -o ------- —* rendered at Appomatox, but history accords him a place Ha Ferguson Tikes Orsr Rains second to none among American military leaders. , fa Texas—hsadlins. We hop* aha Whatever may be his rank among the warriors of tho has belter lurk with them than the local weather man. H! ran world, It is Robert E. Lee, the man, that this generation sumnrnn spirits from the vast? admires most. And it is Robert E. Lee, the man, whose deep." "Aye, but will they tom e!" reputation for honesty, kindliness, loyalty, courage, chari­ tableness, chivalry, and cleanliness, remains unsullied de­ fate routing naan front Washing' spite the pmbes of "Doubting Thomases”. The spirit of Ion Include# the statement from Leo shinoa forth for storm-tossed mariners of troubled ccothe War Department that the nomic seas to tla their hope#./ i _W fM !ed improrcmcnl of lh# HU l.ucle Inlet has been abandoned. In 10.11 an appropriation of IlltO.ntm was made to finanre an Inrastlga tlon to determine whether It was praetiral tn dig an IK foot bar across the, channel. A fter spending the money and about two years time, the Investigators reported that It waa not. The Philippine Independence Bill 1* , f * ■■■«. ^ Passage of the Philippine independence bill over the presidential veto is more nn indictment of the incapacity of Congress to act wisely than a cause for alarm over the consequences of the very problematical final operation of the hill's measures. Bad as the bill is, it haa the one vir­ Mayor Speer seems to have tue that it has it number of ‘'Jokers” .in it, any one of started gpmothbir when ha dins which may block.Mutual Independence. Ono of the*o "Jokers" patched his telegram to Senator is thnt the menmire as adopted by Congnsa will have to Fletcher asking that distressed be approved hy the Philippine legislature within one year municipalities bn Included In the or the hill is defeated. Word comes from the inland that proro.rd bankruptcy laws. Since tho legislators have no idea of reify in g the measure. then tiov. Hholts, the mayor of As » yardstick to measure the calibre of Congrees, .rural Gablcy, and dosem of other officials of various Florida tat thn bill furnishes some illuminating facts. Th# fit. Peters­ paying districts hare rommiml burg Independent says: "The first and chief indictment of rated similar rtqucsta In Florida's the bill Is that it waa not honestly conceived!'"It wan spiltrepresentatives In Washington. oorerl hy politics and private interests commercial and other­ The proposal has many athan- wise rather than by « deep-rooted desire of ths Filipinos to fairer ami iimloiihtedly would he (heir own masters in government and foralgn relations. va»ltf simplify the prohlom of rr A large majority of thd Filipinos do not know what they finanring dcfniilted Iwtuls In Fine- want and arc incompetent to Iw the judge aa to what they Ida. a « t ihnuld have for their own good. Their delgatcs to Con­ | , Th« Importance of effectively gress who have been demanding independence did not rep­ Jhalnnclitg the federal budget la resent them half so much hh they represented certain in­ shown by llir fa d that the deli- terests. rlt for t hi ' y r n r has si ready “The decision of Congrrs* to grunt the Philippines full r a r l f l (hr fliriire of fl.EOO.fHHt, independence can not b« accepted as the culmlnatioh of (Ml) wl. 'i 11 ,| In he finanred by benevolent and sympathetic motives and .impulses. That her -wiiiir. Till lint horn arranged tho sugar interests have bsen unduly concerned la loo pat­ "by It ring short term eertlfl ent to be overlooked. ' Still other interests wets In favor of cates which ‘ ear fuw Interest rate*. but souner op later Mity thrusting independence on the Filipinos. Predatory foreign will hava to b# refunded Into propaganda also was Involved. "Much of the Independence propaganda waa designed to long lortn obligations on whlah the government will haeo to pay lead to the conclusion that the Filipinos have been alter­ three or four percent Intercet. nately pleading for and demanding freedom. But auch la This will add an addltV>n«l annu­ 'not tyue; the pleading and demanding were by members of al root t n federal government of Congress and Philippine delegates. The sinister thing,about at least pan,non,nth) ■ year. {he bill is that it means the abandonment of a halMlniehed work in the cause.of civilization and enlightenment: the Th# speech which come nut rtf Congr*«i during ttw virtual abandonment of vast American interests in the present session, not 'evorf uvnr- islands; and ultimately ths abandonment of the Islands to looking finer Long's' filibuster, the greed and need of Japan. President Hoover uttered • prophetic truth when he said that the measure invites ta Raprtaanlatlvo < Black** tlon nt< Technocracy. • H i ‘grave dangers of foreign Invasion and war.’" . eoys, " it Is ■ word of terrific — ■■ ' O I . avlr power covering ^ m u ltitu d e miscalculation*. A' floHi of IHory jnHing adtanltat* vntv if.what this m a t world. wM1 dbout .and finished'trygi U » i Friday waa a gals o « v party was •nJoy«4 hy a huiafisr ol t h # Vorld lh* g ittsrt lion fur th* tiU u as Of pvifdt the little kjodargutos friaoda and - pound Into a - i i u u f t fuachtno dom i Jkfsrilaw -phlloadu sad Sanford, that day bslng dads nalghbon a / lltll* Frank Chaa# ’ Musiollnl rmdlng*, alagla Mted as tha gst-Jogthar ocea wbaa |h*y wops intertwined by fpSyT darmy, Volstead gin, and It •ion for ths people of that >action Mr* S. O. Chaa* Monday iq honor • UkJdr taaie out bologny." And that's to dioeuaa th* qutsUoa of county of gio fifth birthday of hor-little ragout th* alt# of |t. division. Tha County Division Spa­ ion. Th* happy young folks hod --------tial lift tho old dapot In Sanford was a nubia gwxtere on Ida promptly on lima and orrtvod a t o marry tlm* ploying g U t» and Congnsa to 'grant Ind* Oviedo- about _ on*, hour Into, riding on tb* soosqw, which was .pm danro to th# Philippine-rt a. Itrad ad by tho baod th* on* of lh* birthday gift# of the land., hilt Ihero la S airlous pauthod to tb* porch of ono of young hoot, wbaa too aa to whether tho Island tho ato m whole chain had bean gtmoo war* conclud'd th* sma*|vos want Iho kind of provided by tk* eommitto* for th* dr*s- onjoyod th* dallclou# ioo enea they Itav# bean ,,F o r 4 period of tan yean lodi#s and ■ptaktrs, and lh* ora­ tor* of tf e day last aa Urn* in got- ky Mr*. Chat* star whkh they ‘can ' exports to th* ba admitted * duty 'tree, tlsff down to bull****. Uow. D. L *U tod tho ploaawr* wf an automogradually Inueaalng tar- Thraskor tod off, (King fact* and bUo rid* to tbrir bom** In < figure# oe,tho two couaUoa Is Jm Of F ran k s big bratltar, Randall. ra r e levied agrinri th* Tb* Bar- Frank 0 . H*at, for­ I from the M u d * Th** tk*y usual, linyrwoatr* manner. -Othon mally pastor of lh ^ rtr> » Fl*omem fin d -that while they gving t«tka during th* dsy i bwy fryp-Mavkhay eaneot malar were: T. K. Bala*, B. A- byterlna Choato of thi* city, to t " », W. R. Booty, Major now o f. Deeetor. d a , la *fr(Uag f t ' . Edgar SHsrnr, D. a . o r t h s t o M of Ms end Mrs. J . K. iC*the Bar. J . D. • — *“ .A^TVtBmsirtWr, i v ^ j ! , T. 'B tU lW t f •.Qm« SANFORD, TWENTY YEARS AGO 1 ■ ’u* HBW TIMES lectsd. Effort after offort to Sows tor Lang's rambling rangWa in U* Sonata l#*t w**k th in g s Ike Senolo roles fait*. appear In th* Congrvtrional Roe# euperfhwoa. Idiotic, and onrirhod by tha fam iliar1 "LaughUr In tho gwlhrriao.'' Thor* (odious ard Long-winded a senator may bo, be most g* as; and th# waa the variety porfonner’a dUnc*. II* aumoded prartirmlly tn Interest of tho country may go omptylng lh* chamber. Mr. Wk**t- toag. Tho unusual mutts rings «r and Mr. Tkoman, of Oktahoma, about rknur* are now made. They r*ll»v»d him a* much a* thoy amount to nothing. Tho Sonata is bring treated to its own medicine routd. Rv*n Hu«y'» voir* a t Inst. Only for an ap­ and should take it without a m ar propriation bill would he yiokLlAa mur. The rule* of "soother body", the Door. V«t*rsn» senator) inubhod. Illmwlf a rtservolr of less august bot far bettor ordered all that Is eras* in economics and House of Representatives, provide finance, ho I* hound to boot Mr. that no member shall occupy mor* Class's banking bill. Filibustering than one hour on any question haa had its defenders. Komttimea In the Houso nr In committee, nt tb* and of ■ sesoion it haa had •srept as further provided In a useful effect, aa when Senator this rule. farter, of Montana, beat a river The further provision merely and harbor bill. But there is no sound defense of it in principle. authorises tho member who re­ Senator Long iegan his attack ported the mrasur* from commit to open and clo#e general de­ «*r1g this month. Whal is Ihe lmprsvvmsnt of the banking system bate. If that lasts mnre than n of th* country compared with hi* day, he may have one Hour to (lose opportunity to shin* at a soloist though It took him an hour to and hold up all but certain poblie open. The exhibition given by Long business in the Senate? But there and his tittle troupe I* sickening tw -triw tF m to tH ir're F W 'w w lT irtffn m M V ^ M rffn iirw ih V iiu ffat*. Wasting time la one of its ily. It will hove it* value If It precious privileges. Fsrh rut# to choke the unlimited flow senator In so majectlc a personage folly *«d tho danger of filibus­ that hla large utterance must not tering and the folly of the Senate be checked. He ran proceed in­ In not making n common-seme terminably no matter what Im­ rule to chocke the unliited flow portant public affairs may b* neg- of speech. JAM IN S E N A T E F L E T C H E R IS B R O K E N W IT H IN F A V O R .O F D E B A T E L IM IT BANKING B IL L (Continued From Fag* Ota) whereupon Couaens gained th* floor and asserted; "1 do not dasl)g to tmbarmia the Senator from Arkansas hy having him required t» answer the question propounded by th* Sena­ tor from Louisiana. I wish tu say that I told tho senator from Ar­ kansas that an any pro|osal to withdraw rtotur* - would b# - ob­ jected to by fits.” .Senator Norris, Republican, Ne­ braska, Indicated th* poailble out­ come of the clolur* motion when ho laid It Involved n fundamental quaitlon "beyond any partieu'ar controversy1’ and that maty sen­ ators apposed It on principle, "Therefor*", he laid, “In voting upon cloture, there will bo many senators who will feel disposed to vnl* against cloture, under any circumstances, who have no sym­ pathy , with- any filibuster that is going on." Irong then Ihterjocted that he had devoted th* day “to getting a consent agrvament front those wtwl have opposed this bill,' and after haring labored the entire day, and having secured th a t consent, on* of tho proponents of this bank hill ho* objected to unanimous con­ sent." Replying. Couaens said L>ng "ha* spent four hour* nf th* Sen*U’* tlme In trying lo grl *“ agreement and at I:H&, perhaps lw"h hour* (counting out the over­ night recess) before th* timq of voting on elotur*. ho deairaa.now ret mam. an unanimous consent agiwmo**-" “Ho far ns the two h u ra d lla y Is concerned," Cousen* adlloB, I am entirely witling lo accept th* responsibility ■ftir for that.” ‘ Drew B r o t h e r Flee Prison Are Recatirttj! (Continued From P*g* Om) dog*, from Marlon county, a Kurt of polio* offlger* and half » hun drvd iHiaews who formed n po#»# which klocked all road* b*tw**n her* and DoLand.. They had stolen a 1,200-pound inf* from the local offlc* of the Standard Oil Company and in making thoir g*t-aw»y fired on * motorist from Jacksonville whom they thought was pursuing thorn. The motorist, who** » r . waa rid­ dled with bullet*, roportod U loco) policy, cltiaonn became Indlgnanl, and lh* March was os. Emost Evarril waa tokvn Into custolif.ai.tlM tamo tlm* m th* P m boy*. D. A. Moffley, another mamtor of th# gong, w»* found lator in tb* day trying to bam • rid*. The safe, which h ad ’fallvn from Urn bandit1* automobile while they wvr* eluding tho p o o r, was found unopened. U eoaUlnod »tM is cash and »1 W Is dmeks. Members of th* gang w*r* i tamed to aorvw lh yvara In «t*U prison when thoy guilty to robbery rioh Fob. lh. Th# Drew boy* won sent to Indlaatows prtaa* camp, escaped from thor* M*r. a nod Coast r , i* /WM -•Ii,»••*• IContinued From Fag* On*) ■'.out any relief for any distress that exisls?" Senator Fletcher, continuing •aid: "I think in many ways it would strengthen our financial rtnurture. In many wnya it would help out the bonking situation throughout lh , country. "Among othsr thing*, it would prevent .to-q l#Cg* ##Unt -thU stock n(secu!ntion and gambling on Wall Street, that were aa largvly responsible for the IllUWO.OOOjlOfl lot* in tho value of securities In 102!) and 1930. It would stop that. It would strengthen the banks. It require* a larger c a p lu r of nnllonal tonka. ( think that I* om thing that la needed; and It would give tb* Faderol Reserve Syatvm other powers than they have now and put upon thorn certain dutiev. Even where . they hav* powers now. they do not perform them nil, but this would make it obli­ gatory upon tham. Bo that In a groat maay wnya it would help. And this matter of branch bank­ ing, I think, la a valuable provi­ sion In lh# bill. “| think branch banking In ltnrlr is sound, whor* controlled ns this ls. Tho W*« of branch banking originated with lh# Comp­ troller of th* Currcacy under President Cleveland. II* won strongly in f***>r of. and advo­ cated branch banking, Mr. CarItatos secretary of the tMasuxy Muter President Clavsland. advo­ cated It. Th# treasury author ilies advocated It in those day*. It continued to t* favored by tho offkiab in charg* of InancioJ matters for tho govarnmanl un­ til th* Harding Administration. Then thai* wao *om* chango, Now th* Fedoral H*»#rv* - Board l* In favor of brooch banking, lh* treasury l»* In favor of It, the comptroller of iho currency I* In favor of it, and the American Hankers’ Association haa receded from It* opposition and now agree tp taka no position.with ref­ erence to it, I will H y to the Sen­ ator th at this la what I r happen­ ing, not only In Florid* but alt over lh* country. ' "Tha Moator from Louisian* (Mr. Long) th* other day rofarrod to io n * bank failure in Horlda, particularly altar lh# boom 0* Jpgf, IMS, and 1920 collapsed. There wars bank failure*, and th tre have been bang failure* all over tha country since, »• W* b*T* repeatedly heard old aa w* know; but not a ilngla branch bank fatted. Tha law* of Florida pro­ hibit branch banking. There w*a not- s singW branch bank oalabHalted 1» Florid*, then or now. Nos* of tb*. bonk* which failed :A L - •; . *v *. T ra v elin g ^ A ro lin d ' A m e r ic a IB T E ^ "FPcm out Its aeabbard pure end bright. Flashed the nword of Lee." Untnrniahed by the yearn. unsullied by an ege of skep­ ticism, the sword of. Lee remains brighter than ever.* When nun are went to fit?ration everything, when faith fa lle n in religion, when elder* hear the scoffs of younger genera­ tion* and reverence ’of sacred institutions shows marked decline, when out of history pages legendary heroes topplo while cynics tell us Washington was not the father of hla country and did not cut the cherry tree, the figure of Lee stands out in bold relief, his stature undeflled. Great as Ms reputation was as a military genius even ifa the dismal days of Appomattox, the recognition of hia mastery of the a rt of war has spread until impartial crit­ ics of Europe's foremost war colleges view him as'America's greatest contribution to the field of military science. Even during the World War when modern inventions had made war something quite different from the days of ’61 and ’66, the tactics and maneuvers of General Lee were studied by allied commanders. Major Cenarsl Sir Frederick Maurice, of tMV English Army, regarded General Lee as one of the ranking generals of all history. In his splendid work, "Robert E. Lee the 8oldier'Y General Maurice says, “1 place Lee as a general above Wellington. 'Read and re-read’, said Napoleon, 'the eighty-eight campaigns of Alexander, Hannibal, Caesar, Guatavua, Turenne, Eugene and Frederick. Take them as your models, for it Is the only means of becomlhg a great leader, and of mastering the secrets of the a rt of war1. To thnt select band of greet commanders the name of Robert K. Tf ) * j formation they h*d recvlrod fro m j friends concerning their apprrneh[ng trial in Madrid. It# Mid th » « ; • eras no doubt that som# of them t wculJ hr sentenced to death with- | out an opportunity for lagol d a - t ^ . fliur[ . Clearing *nd grading w i l j a completed for new highway con^I not ting Soldiers’ home with ##w ; . P« rtm ircr tallwoy.—I^cgo BentlaeL J».,te J 1. and N. II. U dfotd purchased farm • west of A. I— Auvll home, known ** old Suntnor farm.—Dade. City Donncr. DU. L T. DOM n tltsiiaetM * 's« M M l* M t« r Pervlvw scrw* M ore, a.x* O. m—ie #»iir. i m r. m.—a r . m. H „ , yam. MOWS) •••-••* Pin* S i f l Book M * . J*Aulu by ii'rsif LIm« CUZCO BOUT tun A. D four emfurtes Th* prvsvnl-day Indlsn city ol bsfors Prsnelsro Ptaarro entered Cuaro with Its ancient ruins la ppnf th* most amailng plsrra visited r*ru lured by rumors nf It* fabulous A , not far from lh» place where Iba forms which v()te lh* fasclna.ln* present ripllsl. Lima, now studs. Weil Coast counlrlvs of South Ai wrlitre to Ihe mountains, tha Qu*. lea. Tb*Cuwo of today tea mediae1 1 rhuss sml Armaria, who mads up city sprswlmg over lh* ruins of ths th* Inra Empire, lived In a well-ad- ancient capital of lb* Incas. N,w vured stata of rivlllretlon-minim structures hare be*n supcr-impofJil. and fsshlnnlnc cold snd silver Into upon Iho nld In a most cunlujlng curious snd elaborate forma; em ai­ manner. Th* Dominican Monastery ls* In sartcultum on little terraced aland* smom th* ruins nf Iho ancient mountain farms that ire tha wonder Tempi* of th* Run which once hassl­ Ot mo-Irm tncineers; rear In* splen­ ed surdens and rnufs and ibs.rs uf did rifles w|th street* reputed to go1,1. Ruin* most eliara-terlftio oi have been pared In silver, snd with th* Inta ptrlud arc morulithte -.-alls, palaces and lempira adorned will, th* I.rnk*n sr^hways ot In-,a ptUtC’S. goM and precious stones i evtenrtlr- s u ite s fan: ■■•* It. * threns sssati.rd their empire until, nt the limn It one by !'*» q - !S rf o f trail b*».« f.-ps. Conquered In ITU thruuih Ihe Ireseh- Mm- tre,*l •* frd tb* ctr<w s.o-.il try nf Pljitrro, It reached from C iJ-v 'p s .- L—rrltpg I t Ib.-i* tf Eeusdor to Chile. n. '.-. i- ,*i i was branch banks. They were chain banks or unit banks, as th* rnse might h*. Bo at the begin­ ning here I frit inclined to go along with out awn stata policy with regpnl to lirmneh hanks’, a ltd frit Inclined ta advocate th# unit hanking system.” Quick Action Seen As Needed To Save Numerous Schools WASJIINBTON. J * n . 19— Thor* I* need' for immmllst# action on th# port of mother* and club women If lh* public school sys­ tem Is to h* savttl from ruin dur­ ing this period uf financial strain, Miss Florence Kale, oriurationa! authority ami former president of tho National Education AssoclaIio it, to kl the board of direr tor* op th* (ten*r*| Federation of Women's Cluba, which closed it# meetings here recently.. Bine* education does underlie everything else that club women try to du for th rir cunmiunUIr*, it would seem wise, fur a time at least to postpone many dosiralite activities and la focus attention for tb* next months on Iho education program of the v a­ rious towns and cities,'1 Hire Itae advised. Outlining the difficulties which flie • chord a are faring, Miss Hal* pointed out that schools are bring closed in sninr states, class slat i* bring increased, teachers' salaries are bring reduced, ami important cultural subjects such as music and art are being' cut from the curriculum. Ilousahokl economics for which club wanirn worked so hard in ro-op*reti«n with edu­ cators, la another stiijact that i* bring seriously questioned in many town* and ritica tho warnril. Th* disaster that threatens edu­ cation could be averted "if wom­ en everywhere would become ae lively Interested lh studying and helping to sole* lh# great prob­ lem of what i*,w orth white In education for our children in the public schools," Miss Hale de­ clared. Hho reminded lh* club teadrra to consult administrators In odacsllon regarding nrceaaiUea in the school program, and not to take the opinion of their neighbor! or their associates. meets when they anticipated leg­ islation would git,, cltirs relief. Mr. Oliver printed out )Hat even if this were dune it might be a year or six months la-fur* they could expect any relief ami in the meantime their burires* would la* destroyed. II* explained that his delegation did n»t appear in a truculort .mau.1 but rather -wa* - will­ ing tp-an-operate-with the city in Iho Revising of any-plan where­ by Ihe l*x_ could lie spread equjtably'cgiher than unjusfly placrtl on one commwtlty. 1 • — TR Y NEW ZO Pi*f IfFhlDE FsViffm*, Tfft# ter, Itlnir Worm* rh*I **,n IrrltntliifiM or ftmert Hlt**Hiilil iindrr money ba«*k giiarinEanw»ta.ah nIMIV**■i*10>** T O U C H T O N ’S HANFORD DRUG CO. t » » •* * . P R IN T IN G W# ox# eqeippcd to prWnc# first atoo# Jab werk a t th# law eat pmmlbl# prices. Giro a# a trial. A Herald Printing Co. I’hoM i a Martin's Garage W. 1st Street ' Frank L«wia and Martin hav# lh* raped*or# and equipment to d# your Job. tk* uo and saw m*##y. LUMBER Monarchist Exiles Of Spain .Tell Tale Of Hardship At Sea LISBON, t’ortuga, Jan. 1H.—(Ah —A sliry of hardships encoun­ tered during an tHOO-mile sea vuyage In a MMon boat was told yesterday when ii'J Bpenish mon­ archist exllrs who esraped from u penal crlony In West Africa ar­ rived here. The party escaped 'from Vlllu Cisneros New Year's eve. It was difficult lo hciievp th* tagged group was composed of cnee brilliant officers and grandees of Spain, including f'rinco Alfon­ so do liourbon, a cousin of exKing Alf.nso. Although worn out by the hard­ ships of tl days in the #|wn boat, avoiding steamship lanes, tho rail#* spent part 'c f the night telephoning th rir families. Alt were cherrful wod expressed joy upon arrival In I'oitngal with the promise nf romfertabl* beds. Prince Alfonso dec|ar*d, “condi­ tion# at Villa ITaner-s were ter­ rible.” The’ party, he raid, escaped Ihe cvenirg of Dee. 3 t because of in- • Hill Lumber Co. * 11th and Hslly Quality Merchandlag ’ it HcnMOnohi# P r i—n m iikre I I P HER VICK Phan# ID • i ' m S it — Special T h in W e e k — Shampoo and Finger .War# ■75c E tb -Bc m B eauty Knkm 200 N. Ihsrk Are. FJwn# 735 Long’# Meat PalatRaVCity T a x On Gasoline To Be T&kfen Off* Is Plan PALATKA, Jan. lU .-I’slatkm'* one cent municipal lax will b« re­ war# caught two day# l*t«r in tto scinded M soon as the lcgisluljr# vicinity. They were taken to -Hal-, meets, pcconling Us a resolution ford for snfekeopln* ond h*d,i#- adopted by tha city commission me hied thor* line# March. Tuesday night after a delegation Cteo Drew, alios Warren * ■ « . 0( gasoline dealsrs had appeared CMfO Drew, alias C H. Carter, In preteat to Dm levy, which ho* Jtjn yworv fbr grnnd been collected for ljf* post sev­ U rreay committed ^ D o t o e o u r i r eral months. P. V. Oliver, acting an spokes­ In tto^MaTo^cimpnny rohtory. man for tho delegation, declared McQnago won aontog flvn yoore tor g n rid larceny la Dtrral ooaaty that Urn city could toko It# own while Cbooteut had tonn evnUoeed record# and convince thamselvra to Ilf# Impcteoomont for murder that Urn local cossumpcion of gaa tn P rik ooaaty. Mo hod wnrad t u foil lag off at a a alarming rig h t — th* McCormack wna rate. A larg* part * t Uo slump ta local sate*, ho claimed, d as do# my o f aa ta U ip # m «m* ta*TTY ji Mayor Walter McNally ta ll W 'Mayor a id Baltaag«rl#d th a t t matter n- r ' *1 . pf A T reat T a S al - I l i t I /b 5—5. Can Profit By Using the HERALD f t X i f — X ;? . GOODWILL •RADIO SERVICE Hava T a v 0mm Fitted N f t e l t t Mncod pkl*o on atagW vision nod Kryptok knoai Ate# m riA A m . • . In buylfig and In uUIng; in borrowing and in renting; In nacuring help or getting a Job,, ns well aa bartering or partner-ing, there , ta no,better way to da IA than * - *■V i I t* .* I 1‘ k �mm 91 *♦%*? >v V Ykt r( v --\ • V - - , i.. : SV f f t B lW r O tf t T O A L D , g g g W B L FLO RIDA, M u sic . ft #ir!i B e p e rtm e n i • Of Gub Has Program W o m a n 's C h u rc h THURSDAY. JAN U A RY 19. 1M3 M issio n a ry S o c ie ty jG rb t M e e ts In A rc m O lT H lW f E n ro lle d P o p u la rity R ace eontrsl may »eo Mi-r Marcarr! I'm -, al Ruannllnl ntnl A.t-ler■■ti any afteriio-a hetwevn C K IA T E A U L IIH ) , 1 . al. and ti;tJU I*. M. Among thet-o Mra. Ralph F. Alvnrd, of R im - At the tegular meeting of th e ; A nurtils'i of girl* In.-twe w |r„ a re a lrrn d y —loeiting voteD n y tn n n B en ch ten. and Miss Carolyn Col Iter, of Woman's Missionary ' Society of nge of eiL-bl and 1,1 buvt • . A n n W iig h l. June liry n .t. Lit S a t u r d a y , J a n . Tt ■die luiwton, Irene Ap)ilrhyT |U-tty this cily and Menlrxuma, .tin., th« First MtthndLt t'hurch helJ I enroll,.1 1 \Vom:i,T,. t i tU hinj r t l i i l n i h r th* past 10 wer* the main entrrtaingr* *n the on TUe-dav afternoon at the ' poptllarity ,. t,t, t for the pttrp< lo*.t, Ro-e l.ittivU. .latte Bt-hullr,t d*yi. program ami regular meeting of church. Jfr*. F. B. fiodfrry. of *’f « S l ’ M ’t A l . ll'incite llm wn. Sybil \:tn e Mil-f tUlo Mi's Son for the Music Department of the Otlamlo. ruiifrrrr.ee president of nn,| ' .ties, Wilma js-uthnit. I lay da - m; in-on-y f-»r t A1)11 ED ATTKAITKIN Woman’* Club held on Tuesday the Woman's Mtsaionaiy Society \ i-oco-ott, Mattba rr-lfetd, MdMiss Rachel Smith, of Madison, entrant In iht* ront. aftrrnoo* in the eiuh rooms with of the First Methodist Chiirrh. ■o d Sfrlntyro. Esther Stiangv, by n men hunt of t W Ih* g u n t of Jodir* *mf Mr*. BKI.TO.S'S Mrs. A- M- Plnllipx ami Mm, and Mrs. paltishall. superinlrnt- Mty nnd wi|| •olieit vote* frnm ! } V li ■ Ray \\....I-. n-d l.ttey >t U alttra, of DoLand. Joanr* (,'. Sharon at th«jr hem* SOCIETY SYNCOI'ATORS T H D R ftU A Y ■» . Frank I . Woodruff as hostesses. enl of local work of the First friends hen. Co .tmllat. on Wcot Truth S t m t todry h*r» on tnalnrs*. Seminal* Chapter N unhrr Two The riub rooms wen- decorated The root st will r li-e et> . T in c sl Cnlttrrd Bund In Order of th« Easter* Star will for the occasion with a profusion Methodist Church in Orlando, were nnhtv n!:prn-oii at rj,«>«• te Mr*. L. Y. Bryan and her moth, special guest*. ids nf Randall Char* will A m erit >i. meet a t 7:JO o'clock at the Ma M a d a m H a r r i o t ’s of gladioli ami n a n , in bright ami at I i*>o oMoik it parade « to learn that- bn Is 111 a t kla •a, Mr*. J. M. Lent, wilf tea*# to- sonic Hall. * Mrs. C. tt. Bare opened the • skadrs. At the close of the pro­ he <t:igr,| for nil conle-1a tt B E A T T Y S ( l i t \ laarrow for Arcadia ta rprnd a N*|i Cover C harges in Oak Aveau*. The Method let Yuuiw Feepit's gram refreshments wrre serve,| meeting and ral ed the roll for the which jiiue “ l.iltlemM i." 'i.ndi afcort time with relatives. I: r. |ifitr- IU an I J i following o[fleets who were fnDepartment will entertain tha by the hostess,*. N o Slayfrt will he Ip the lending tar. T . Irtth b't. Range Vpt. r*. A. 0. Mahoney Is spending General Assembly of Ih , CUy As rhairinan of the Music IH-. • tolled by the Rev. Smith Hardin, w ln n .r w ill ill-.* Is* p te s e n l:.! wi Afkais vlaitiag friends hern for t'p. Jewish (VotmuiMly tenttr Ailntisvitm 75c I’er I’enmn week In Palalkn with ralaUnion a t 7:30 F. M. partmrnt, Mr*. H. C. Moor* pre pastur Of the ehurih: Mis. W. S. ti itismoit<| tttig. Resident I'hotta a few day*. Mr*. C. E. Henry and FRIDAY sided over a short business ses- Thotntun. pu-siderl; ,\|r*. E. It. A n y e h il-l -lo -ir ln g to e n te r t Mias Buih Haary are planning tn The regular meeting of Uw W. »inn and then Introduced Mm. Al. Ijiney, vne-ptefIdeltt; Mrs. Z. It. return to Jackacnviilt tomorrow. C. T. U. will bo held a t 3:00 vord who pre-ent-d the following Ratliff, iiiordjng -erietary: Mrs. nrh Scruggs and Stanley o'clock at tha homo Qf Mrs. T. E vocal solos with Mr*. R. K. Deft* Burke Stevie. coriesponding seeFt ir rids of L. M. Telfora, Jr. Thomley West First Street, by, of Orlando, spent yeslrrretary: Mis. J. K. Piestun, treas­ as arrumpanLt: •an ef Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Tel­ hire with friends. Th« A d rian Class will meet at ford, will bo f lad to learn that bo 7:30 o'clock a t the home of Mrs. Christmas Cycle, by Peter t'nrneli- urer; Mrs. ( latenee Smith, assist­ us—(a) “The Kings,” * (b) •’Si­ ant trea-urer; Mrs. A. K. Slpie« Eaell has returns*! Ibn» in Improving at hi* home on East If. H. Hill. IPltl Palmetto Avenue, meon," (e) "Christ, the Friend maker, suimnnteiWent of the ehilMing III or n boro, Ga. where he baa been Fifth Street aHcr with Mrs. Hill, Sirs. R. L. Beard. or Children.” (<l) “The Christ -tren’s dvimitment; M u. C, it. few days. Mrs. A. It. Sate her, Mrs. II. A. Chi!,! Comes Alike t„ All." Bare, superintendent of study; Moreland, and Mrs.- A. M. Oordl- "Virgin's Shtmbrr Song by Max j Mr*. W. M. MeKmi, superintendMrs. W. M. Scott had aa Reger. *• nler as hostesses. ent of Christian social relations; guests Tuesday svsnlng at () iitJJiil’im.r.'jmiiDwLisuu. The Sanford Branch of the Children's Songs, front Milne’s ' X h iaJL ii> L .u £ .^ an £ 4 )r-d J)aii.4 iv -u p .-w itu u » i!iu d « 4 M r* -p E 4 » b ab ly * * homa In Mayfair, Mr*. ' Amorwen.. AeeesiaHmr'-wf-tintrtrr jsWken-uWs- •VtVrw-V*rr-YUHmtt'“*^f:Y‘ of supplies; Mi-. C, l|. Smith. "U’J i ^ o n r o T '- S e r f n r i A T . . . w ill Our out iri­ S liU 'K o f hiffh K r a d e m e r o r soo —“The Three Foxes." “ Polite, perinten-ient of. publicity; Mrs. ally Women will meet at 4:00 of Krntuchy, Mr*. Kirk ness,” “Buckingham Palace." W. e., lllll, superintenilent of loo'clock at the'homo of Mrs. C. R. h a n d lsi in ( h i s r i t ic Hill daughter, ML* Mary t'atharina Slaaon, Mellonvllle Avenue. and “Lines and Squares.” A ral work. H ID A Y , SATURDAY and Kirk, of YYabasao. t„ boat,! meeting will take plar* at “Two Roses," Gilbert*. •* Mrs. Thotntun presided ovet the 1:30 o’clock. • “The Little Banja," Dichmnnt. ■ M o n d a y SPECIALS short business sessnnt which was Herbert Fisher, of Hoboken. "With a Water l.lly," Orleg. MONDAY followed ty a ta'k on the phaseN. J.. and Jtohn Evans, of WillisThe Truth Scvkrn Class of the “Hymn to th* Night,” Campbell-' of Ihe work of th,. focal ehuteh Tipton. tan. N. J., who at* students at the FIrat Methodist Church will meet Mi*« Carolyn Collier then pre­ Under Ihe euro of the society by University of Alabama, left yes­ at 3:00 o'clock at the home of Mr*, pattisball. Mrs. (iodfrey then 80x105 Crinkly. terday for Tuscaloosa after spend­ Mr*. L. M. Telford. East Fifth sented two plami num tiers by gave u talk on tin- I nristlan ultt Chopin, "Impromptu in K Sharp Street, with Mrs. Telfonl, Mrs. M. ing several days here with the Bed Spreadrt tud„ lowTtiil the N- w Year in ' former'e cousins, Mr. and Mrs. E. Moyr, Mrs. Judd Smith. Mre. Major.” and Etude In A Flat.” which she *Htd, "We ha\e snolhrt Miss Collier and Mr*. Alvonl wrto J. M. Mnye, Mrs. C. II. Smith, an,) Victor Check, Elm Avenue. Mrs. R. 1,. Shinholser aa huatrasea. presented bouquet* of flower* at chant*. Wo have more to live for than lo live on. Let us enrich out (I.* conclusion -of the program. WEDNESDAY. Dr. Lock* Meriwether, of the souls with love and deep spiritAmong thtose present werr: The member* of the board of University of Virginia^ at Char. uallty anil our route rial losses lottcaville,* has been raTTh!*.H*r* the (iardrn Club of Sanford will Mm. Ralph F. Alvord, Mm. J. V. This h- JP**l at 0:30 o’clock at the home Benson, Mrs. Arthur Branan, Mr*. will not mule us poor.”* so*-by the critical illness of bis brot 20x36' The meeting concluded with n ■ *of Mr*. W. E. Watson., Rote Francis K. Boll. Mr*. Jame* er.^Robert Mrriwether. who Is VI B Boyd, M rv E. D. Brownlee, Mrs. prayer and n song. “ A Charge to Bath Towels a t the KernaliLLaughton Memo­ Court, J. E. Baker. Mr*. C. K. Bridge*. Keep I Have.'' Wi l l ( . o n t i n u e f o r rial Hospital. Dr. Meriwether 1* Mr*. Arthur Mars hull.'Mrs. r spec ted to a n iv , some time to­ l)a> Jo e E . B ro w n P la y in g day. AdImJim"jUB. co,"un,TMrl': Annual Robert E. Let* r g a r rt p e t e r s , 1U ersonals S ocial Calendar GREATEST SALES EVENT I DAWN O F TOM ORROW SPREADS 49* TOWELS 1 ^ CASES 42x36 Pillow Cases 1 0 / BLANKETS C6x76 Double Cotton f Plaid Blankets SrtlRTS Men's Broadcloth Shirts SOCKS Meti’it Rayon Bilk Socks . 1 0 / OVERALLS Men’s Tripie-0 Overalls High /Back Co a t s Ladies' Wool S p o rt Coats 95 * DRESSES Ladles' 16.00 Silk or Wool Sport Dresses $ 3 * 9 5 SHOES Lad|ea* Black or Brown Pumps or Strap Slippers A t M ila n e T h e a te r Mr. and Mr*. Lymant,F. ButIntph and aon, l.yman, Jr., of Ju« E. Brown is bark. Back at Martinsville, W. Va., have arrived hero to spend the winter season the Milane Theater, where he will be seen on the screen today In and are residing at 1013 Mag *>hat la claimed 1 u be his grratest nulia Avenue. Thry have m their *— a - mother, Mrs. tolph lolph Carr, of Augusta, Ra A u x ilia ry S ta g e s B e th B rid g e th arlra D. Israel P a rty With Mr*. J. Fleischer, Mm. A rthur Jaectfwon. Mr*. Vklqr Check and Mrs- Dave Bon Ilk* a* hostesses, the Aus diary Beth I*, reel entertained with a subscrip­ tion bridge party on Tuesday rtf*nlng a t the Community Center. Contract ami auction bridge were iplayed b> the 11 tables of player* In attrndaaca. The atage In the large room where the table* were spread for play was adorned with tall, f*m stands „f rose colored gladioli and fern*. Vaae* and howl* af calandulas and other garden , flowers were arrange,! in various part* of lltr room. At the conclusion of the btldgr games scores were a,hied and 'prlies awarded. High score prlir* foe tbo rontract player* went to Me*. George A. DeColtr* and C. K, Rawton, while second high score priaes w an preaanted Li Mm. F. J. G onialti and Roy R. Holler.* Among the auction play­ er* high scorr priaea were glvan i„ Mr*. E. J. Toll and Floyd land, of Oareola. and serond high score prises war# presented to Hr*. Floyd Land and Dave Bonlak*. Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat won tha cut prito. ■ Late In the evening refreshments were sewed by. the -hnsl*..** aasLted by Mrs. Jame Toll. Mm. Fannie Woiaberg. and Mr*. J |. Moore. Among those pr***"1 were: Mr. and Mr*. Rcorg. A. DeCottes. Mr. and Mr* Roy R. Hol­ ier. Mr. and Mra. 8. U. D.ghton. •Mr. and Mr*. C- B. Ravmon. Mr aad Mra. Howard Uverlln, Mr. ^n d Mra. Floyd Land, Dr. and Mr. Walter R. Campbell. Mr. and Mm Arthur Branan. Mr. and Mm Pavo BonLke, Mr. »nd Mm. B. B Stowe, Mr. and Mm. W. B. Millrr. Mr aad Mrs. M. Jacobean, Mm O. D. Bishop. Mm. W. J. Thigpen. Mra. John Zerrsanrr. Mm. -M Kronen. Mm- *■ W. Pearman. MmPaul Mr*. F. J. ti* n“ „ tfra. Margamt Barn## Mr* Moare, Mm. Davl*. Mm. A. E MalUm. Mrs. Frank P#l*r». »nd Mr*. J- DingfeWer. • Also Mia- Fa«l F«**ld Mm. Julia U dw if. Mm. Henry »«•*• s' “ „ Hack from a hospital siege whe-rr the ”*aw [nines" chopped out hi* appendix, two or three vrrtebiae, and almost everything alas except his funny bone. The surgeon* just tuuldiiT saw through that funny bone. It was thrr,. In stay. And now Joe la here again with more pep, verve and elan than he has ever displayed before. “There’s nothing funny nboul u hospital", said Joe, "but it makna you want lo whoop and holler and rai-c Cain whrn you get out, you’re so glad. The reart ion mukes you want tu stir up a'lot <>r fun." And Joe certainly did it in his latest First National picture in whirh he wiiis a marathon swim­ ming race, after having la-t-n ml* takan for lhP champion, although he couldn't swim a stroke. Incl dentally Joe la tipped oil an aquaplane, is nearly chewed up by fishes, is caught In seaweed and nearly drowned. Scores of new and hllarii/us gags add to the fun of the action, which is said tu te fast and furious from start tu finish. " (linger Rogris, who played with foe In "The Tenderfoot’*, is again his trailing lady, her heguly and vivarily being an excellent full lo Joe’s character role of a slow wil­ led booh, who wins to hrruLni under the must peculiar circum­ stances. ter, Mrs. John Pavoid, Mrs. F. K. Ilnumillat, Mr*. T. I- O'Connor, Mm- J. K- Rradlck, Mrs. George C. Hah*. Mr*. J. T. Griffin, Mrs. W. Mo***, Hr*. J. A. Toll, Mra. W. J. Toll. Mrs. J. Toll. JJm. J. Fltischrr, Mr. and Mra. A. Jacoltson, Mm. Victor Cheek, (ha Mi*»«» Lury Frt*rs, Karla Whralar, Ellen Hoy, Charlotta Smith, and A. It. Hosts. Julius Dingfeliler, Mrs. Rhrisllna Mill, Mr*. W. W. Ruelsch. Mrs. II. C. Moore, Mrs. J. Segerson. Mr*. J. T. Newby. Mrs. K. M. (!alh>way, Mr*. R. F. Muntsalvatge. Mrs. II.. J. L#bman, Mr*. Jobtf* MeLch, Mf*. Kloyil rainier, Mr*. W, K. Klnhoff, Mr*. I^CIairo Irwin. Mra. (Juinten Brown. Mr*. \V. M. Haynes, Mrs. H, K. RusselL Mt*. ttnrlph A. Smith, Mrs. dnne Smith. Mr*. Rupert BtrickInml, Mrs, K. I. Cornell, Mis. Ki-stls I'raks, Mrs. II. M. I'apwtirlh, Mrs. A. M. Walkrr, MrC. H. Wiserup, Mrs. Mary. Buieston, Mrs. June Turnbull. MrsFrank L. Wontlruff, Mr*. A. M. Bbltlip*, and tho Misses Cninlyu Collier, Mien Mahoney, Mild n il Ni». Virginia I’ttliner, und Nelli* McLain. STORE 308 Sanford A yr. B oot* SHHVHT.S ACTUALLY! COTTON FROCKS That . Won’t Fade only * [P e te rs’ - Shoes ^ A lfa ix e TENNIS SHOES Announcement was uVadc Ih morning that Mr. and .Mrs. W. Hill ah,| |tr. ami Mrs. It. I». Cas­ well will Irad th- grand march at Ih* annua] Robert K. I ce dance to I he given tonight al i>:.'IO n'cloek at he Cily llad by the tie V. How. aril Chapter of the U. I*, f Mr*. || 11)11 is president of the thaptcr and Mrs. Caswell I- general rhtllrtnan of the tlattcr. Among tho e lo hr in altendanre Inntght i- .1. S. Dilikle, tho Oidy Confnlcraic W.if v-tetan in Hrinimdc County, (H M It out II M DAWN OF TOMORROW chuuh. Thu aU’-jeet lot the a f t-|| ernot-n will l-c* “tbir l.unttle' Supply." ctmt-liilcletl tit high hind. 3 9 / “Avenue” Vat D)r«d Prints! — Another draaa for every­ one that fadett "Hegutar and extr^abce. | . . 'iJ Born in a depression y e a r . *..an dpriced accordingly .... a 75^ value fo r only 212*214 R . l a t HI. • BAD BRIATH I strung enough tn tin eserytliing . -’OIMY the m aken of Vicki Vj | m>. Ruh present a new untisc|iiic ., oral antiseptic iseplic Can anil should do. do. Y< Vicks X'oraton* Antiseptic. No extrav- can use it in you r customary way. ■^ant claims are madu fur it. If is And Vicks Antiseptic has this addi­ Simply the best oral antiseptic Vicks Chemists could produce. And they tional unitpic ad v an tag e... Horn in j were aided by the scientific experts depression sear, it is priced accord­ nf our 16 allied oruaniraiions . . . in ingly. Large- lO-ua. h o tlle. . .kcusual America, in EcglimL and in Germany. 73f value-. . . ordy .SYf. 5 Million Trial BoHlot They examined the s-. hole licltl fif oral antiseptics. Nome tit tv found wcro O f COilree. the only real p n n f of Its too w v a k ...a ftsv vsutc l..r two lin in g economy—and it-. i|uality—is an actual fur regular use in the m o u th ...m o st trial in your tiss.i home. T o furnish were very g o o d . . . hut .»// were much this pruol. sse- hast- produced five mil­ too e^pgnuvc . . . cvpcvially for 11*33. lion trial hoitlcs, u lueh we arc supply­ ing to druggistsavery where E f ^ t l v a . . , a n d Sofo brl’itv Ihr to tt m* nufafturr. Fath Lottie contains 2 ‘i So they produced a tu L m o ' tmotrs a usual JS f value. antiseptic. . . mild ennugh The price, while they last, to bo Used daily without is only I Of. , risk to drlicatc membranes . LL J .C .P tN W E Y C Q .'.I SENSATIONAL DAI LY S P E C A LS EVERY DAY NEXT WEEK at HALF the usu< ! price of other v q u a l i t y antiseptics ■ $2.49 High quality a l ; ranging from 11-30 for iM IJrta la $3.00 for mm aad T o n iR h t •JHrs. II, J. Lehman will have charge »f the week of prayer ard soir-denial Icrvict-a to lakt. place tomorrow afternoon ■at 3:3d o'clock it the First I’renbytetian Ball B rand R ubber S la te d E1I8TIH-• wyiona - -m hi- i it T (l LF.A1I Tit A YKit Spring-Time D E P T . B a ll i! Y IH E M A K E R S O V H* , ]« . k tXjily Or-i/J/tg/raq Afltr Sm th.r, tn. • GARGLE J**» Titomt, ImipintJCoUi • ANTISEPTIC LOTION Mio.r Cult, Ahrou.ot, tu. . V I C K SV V A P O R U B (tUluuut • MOUTH-WASH ' ^ ^ .. ■' { .. � 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 19, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 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 19, 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/7fbf50f268087bcfb94596fd5a497fd2.pdf 99b803dad123e3ee6ceb401bd4b67be6 PDF Text Text mfiMEtfS*. ns w ik-r* ; /. ii i pateb H e a rt l ‘k ' i kV IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y •• S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A , W r a N K S D A JA N U A R Y 18. 19M KMf - * L» -■ Judd Says^Halloran HOOVER POLICY Hope Given Up Fj SECESSION OF Ruth Directly Aided Her After 9 STATES IS The SlayingOfAgnesLeroi IN EAST 0 . 0 Budget B a la n ci BY ROOSEVELT During This Seaso: SOLON'S PLAN P e U tio n s A s k F o r P a s t o r ’s jl * R e m o ra! • ATLANTA. Jam. U-—WY — Petition* sraktag Ilia removal af Rav. frlUm Wllllama as par­ lor of Wesley Memorial MathodUt Church, coo of tha Urged kara, warn circulated today hy m t o ' j i r i . Tha raaolation, passed a t a meeting af W> member*, dacUrtd among other things that “oar yeung woman of Uw church ara not aafo at tha chuTth mission on account of tho typo of mm UlUrtnc in tho hallways at all hour* ami aom* of tiia woman har« bean affronted and bmulted by thcaa man. aotwa whom have barn found la a drunktn condition." - » > OOVER PHOENIX. A lls, Jan. 18,—(Ah him 'A nn was on the Rm r ami v »i —John J. (Happy Jackl Halternn, I hammy »»• on lh« Hour, wealthy Artsona 'um'>cinrt9, «»■' ‘ * * '1’ h,in u *"'1 ,' l}n ', r ‘* •• A g r e e m e n t IaR e a< directly acctior.l by Winnie Ruth t “ "I said I shotV Alin \ . . Ii Sammy. e , nimv P r e s i d e n t - E l e c t S a y « sn R e s o lu tio n In N o r t h Jud.1 of aidin- Her• after the slay T o S h u n t A ll jn , h(. „ , ht. m#„,.r C h ie f E x e c u tiv e A s k s A m e ric a n F o r e i g n D a k o t a L e g i s l a t u r e Ing of Agnes Ann Letol, for which „ |th you. are you craiy ?’ “ P r o p o s a l s B e tw « P re s id e n t-E le c t T o P o lic y M u s t U p h o ld re.iuicd ui tho witness chill L e a d s T o H e a t c d D c - she Is unv.-r .rntenie to hang, i N ow A n d M a rc h D U c u s s P re s s in g The slender "bhn.de tigrew" , momett. • S a n c tity 0 f P a c ts b a t e s B y M e m b e r s made the- charg.t In trttllylng at i "JarI, tin t no- track to the hnuf P r o b le m s W ith H im W A S H IN G T O N . J * n . 18*— , Haiti tan's pm iminary hearing, nheto |h# •<*■> women wet*. WV NEW YORK. Jan. D t.-ld V BI8MARCK. N. D. Jan. is. — It wh» ihc fir-t line rhe had » rnl in the house through thei (^1— C o ngreftslontl D e m o * nno < f hi11 r-t ilCelasatiqr* WASHINGTON, Jan. 18— (AV- Whether a resolution roc- testified since tier Orrrrt o e ‘th-*»,ttrhen, J J e l ahead ol me. e ra ls to d u y a b a n d o n ed hop* nfficitl affairi, PresUlrnt-elect (M — Pmeldent IIoDver nnd ommondirg that 39 atate< secede alirird risjer t r Mr*. l.rroi s t t I " *My iTiid. .m sa.il, itml he tun (loosevelt induated lu the world A n n ual Membership fo r e n a c tm e n t of b u d g e t bat* President-elect Rocmevelt will . over and stos-pej In kauiniy’a side from the tinUn. Introduced In litas lleielg pamuel'on. I yesterday n continuation of the Drive Will Get U A r jftndnR nnclnff leltlslation le g isla tio n at a t xnm th in swasea-............. .......................................... Calm y she detsllesl events of Ihc .itm purl ed het up." alt down1 together again at the North Dakota, Senate ly Sen —der-W ay^Oir-Eebt-f ^n'a^'ncTiKo^gM^llTinr night nilDel. 15. 19:11, v.hei\ .sly.*___3 m w ^ L u « ^U tiU —J«vLlul—«*ad L A auiw n the White Homo Friday ______ *’ "■Jhl1 ttie IU <r wTlmeTw err etroi till 10. 1.1si alratght at II tlloran, who acta. 0f o____ r n .ncwslai special «PRRfnn se ssio n oo ff „ w ,.. "Awwiicun foreign policy must ••n w rn ln jrp rm n m n M y h T •■ new - * Tl. A. Newman, prominent local th e new C ongre** t o t»ck l* death in their homo "In telf do- at amilingly at roun e ‘s la'de. I 'i|di.ilil the sanctity Ilf inti rnaliormore for accord on prewlnr "Ye«, It was", aha aid to him. | al treaties", ira.l the Itoosevelt merchant, last eight wa* iflccted precipitated a turbulent d.-bute fen*e.“ th e tbsV. international problems. ’ "I was lookirg for n lrlr(hone shnhn* her head. yesterday. I statement. • hy th* Board of Director* of thr Twelve »trnte*lcst!y sttuatod Ilstloran's attorney. Flank O. , )(,„ to call my ,hit.bund. Dr. \V. C. A lth o u g h 'th e W h ite H o u se £*tiiicoD County Chamber of The word* weru written out hy ttmis* member* b rin g in g to tlM Charges were hurie-l^gw*' Pjnllh. phpetel* to th>remark J;ud. in ls>a A r g e t h o condeclined ti> gay tod av th a t th e floor of the aMomJ>ly'1hat the pro- demm d prisoner said I wa* on JmltS W. C Mile* upheld detenu 'i nn whru a-kc.l by newi<| a|»ermcn fom m rire. tu hrad the annual Ways sad Means Committee tbah i.> comment on rrioirt* from membership campaign army which hi* JurirdDtlon over revenue te r-, Irritation for thl* telond par U r porol “bordered on treason.” . v.a the poreh of my own h i-j when d>etscatlprs that, ,, lla I .ran ,, Wi.,hin»leii of on urderstnndmg w it set out on Feb. 7 following Nation agwed to drop •» *■*' ht* r» m j from Hoovor It la as­ not ult. nipt to Infkynye Ho- nil* V,# „ , The motion to publish l|ie rc.'o- Jack t ll.illorani cam.' up. E v i l In flu e n c e s O f ,X etween hiin.-elf nil.I hccrelary a ‘-kickoff’' breakfast to duplicate proposals between now »nd M«r. sumed Hi official d r Ira that inch "WV went h o k into the hou 'r. m m . >lr*. Judd* IsV..... lutiun carried, 2d to 20,i alter .,m..lly.......... «*« j n „„ rsn-inuatiun of the pol its goal of .last year—1000 memP e n i t e n t i a r i e s A r e vaa tH* caao. ,r.untiling tlnee she in te rn t-tc-1 „.y. .fBwiirrcwgmtioii >f ten • ' hero tn .7rt hours. numerous senators furorIng pub- I told h'm whi.’ had h.ip(riied. *' Ashed by n*wtphr*mi*TT whew I wr«. nervon- and wp»»tr I toM toYfeir.' la wall Informed quarter* It war D e c r i e d B y S p e a k e r llcation read iota the records re­ The -election of Mr. Newmin (he «p*cto| session P,w' * *” S'. !<»ry a*'i|!iir«*«l in tiolMlon of marks that they were merely taken fot granted Hoover ami ,iiipi. Htmtfun fit rmmciatrd nnd tho appointment of hi* a*- monsd. Speaker Ostmee *»M I, TAMPA, Jan. 13.—A sVrt^4n» voting for this proposal nr,| not it- t* Rooeovelt would rrnaw tha dDctn•TRtn lit Hit- hfifhl of Hit -lalarti wa* a feature of th* could tett you ' " V ■•» The threat of cloture to llmW; Jilpan«,^*»•l*hlnrF»• n*nf!u*i U»l monthly meeting, aa wa* th* read­ aian of w ar debt and alllrd piob- under which first offendraKwould on the merits of the trsolutlon debate on the OI**a bwnhlr^ Ml ing of special committee recomt« re'aeied an probation and Itself. YNf. waa met by a little band od! fUH Previously, a motion In strike governmental debt roftrenda eent Hrnfmrtl •rliviUtu tn lh»* K*r Although tha' ontfoma o f .th a given * chance to reform was from the resolution a reference bust event In tho Bonale with Kh t h«v»* ti*%ri\i*t tvtrivnl t \ %H o V 1m- here lor local study and vote by seritena r u awt confam et between See­ proponed hare Monday by Clntcncv th*t no butlnese will to the “Star Sreoglr.1 Bonner" fhtit It it lielirvi* I Ihit Miil»jret vrn» the United States Chamber of transacted by unanimous eonr rotary Stimson and Rroarralt nev- B. Martin, of Martli»burg. W. Vo, Rape over thoi micIlly nl the rr- Cnnimetce. a r wna mad* publlr Ihtra Is spreu- president of tha American Bar waa defreted by one votr. T h o resolution, Inlroducnl An affirmative vote wan ex­ from now on. Tb* challenge «evil SlitiiAoti RtHtifirll nifrtinj. laUan that thU moating paced the Association, who i » H " H that hurled by Benator Tbomaa, Demo Monday "recommend*" ,1'J states pressed on almost all of th* tha great A*>eri*an crime warn way for FrWny'* pirDy. SiHittrf ilmin nt lln* inhlr in hit r n t of Oklahoma, ■ secede, Darin* th,. group of Hamer S a y h Home# Retired U. S. General /•Indy, If H I «evell ye»lcril*y hor- proposition* rontained In Kefrr- Watson, Ih i iM w U l m Roosevelt etc- may be doe in part to the aril Indiana Republican endum No. lid on Usnking. propo­ clhwd to dlfcnrr th t visit. Ha Influence of penitentiaries Into eastern slates to (oim a separate ruw.d I’cn-'tl an-l paper from the *v. i m r Lv ash nnanlmoMTDelivers A d d r e s s Imperiled If Extravwtald any! admit to newspaper- which first offenders sra now country, Th# reso ullnn say* tho mu-uring newipnpetmcn an-L-wml* sition.- that-Dal with the necesaaty m * t-to w okt hi# 39 stales would "curry with us teglslnlhm and te-urganiiallon‘of pounced ipeeeh on dl»S*Ma*ewo asranecH C u n t inue To Sarasota Women out tin- fotlowinc statn m n t: maa that he hid bre„ invltad ly dumped. B o o m to tho moating. Florida as yet has no probation lit* Star Spangled Usurer an! "Any itntrnivnt to sling to any the hanking system of the United without displacing gonatwr Q bn* fraaldant Haocte dispatching to law, thr bar {«ra*UicJT pointed out Ici.vlng them (tho eastern slaDO SAttAHtlTA, Jin . Ik "Woinsn particular fuirign *itunllon niurt, State*, l.lnlnn E. Alien, chairman Demoerak of Vtrgtnla, fipm th# ORI.ANIM). .Ian. I* A g*Vh. which they so tuni hmlirrt for operating the city lias iilnny* l.t -Vi more ronremrd of c-'irre, com,- from the -*ecrc- nf the rnnimitte* studying tht- refCohgroM Us r r reeled r peels I “PrnltanlisrUs oro breeding the stripes f10®'-’ . ■mamaga on hadgat hal-’—Ing, yea. places of crime and tho overage richly deserve.” of Orlando w» it.nuytdid la»t vtlian man a Doit Cornu of protec­ lary of »tate of Ihp United Stale*. rnium No. «3 deellng with “ the William Green, preridant of tarday recommended that saUa reformatory does n o t' reform". Senator Cain told th,. a*<em night hy William M. Hamer, which was approved by the Board. American FoderaUon of U l "I am, howvvor. wholly willing tsjraa be adopted Immediately as Mr. Martin said. "Tho first of­ lly “ I can'i'bWIevr that the Mem­ iromlneiit llilaiidoan. in a spea 'i tion ami rhe trr.ignltt* the use to make it d ear that Amerlcsn K report hy B. F. Haines, chsb- told th# Hous* labor aotamilV of force no I Hie horror* of wsr as tha bast method af triaging an in- fender, If ho hro a horse. Is taken bers of this DJis alive hody want made ‘icforr a session of the lux the United Btstes is faced wit (Continued On Png# Three) foreign policy mun uphold the rraaas t» fadtml revenue*. Ceing le•* Ilian tho evil* they sanctity of mturnaliunal Ircnlira. a cbolte botwien a sbaTtor from it a t a lime when home In­ to say to the patriotic citisen* of payers league. Tha Proakkut declared “It woaM fluence Is moat essential and He this state ■ml ration that they Ilainer told assenildid mein- prevent'', declared tiencral llhnrlc* day and week “or maintaining n "That I* a cornerstone on which seam the essence of good states­ thereby achieves a criminal record. want to publish a resolution that Iwrs of the Dayue that "It tske* I*. Sunnneral', former chief of »rg*r and perpetual en n y « M e is c h W ill P r e s id e all relation* Iwtwren nation* mu»t manship* to spread a solas U s employed.” ••The home. If them Is one, n hi.nlprs on treason nnd sedition. ll. • first three floors of the AnC”* •lalt Of the I'siled Male* army real." A t P o litic a l M e e tin g generally “a t a Uw rate upon all Ik Is not proper to urlf l In the hi)^ hotel to piy lasts sad wo can’t and now president of The l.ilad*l -------^ ------------- * u p . ---------Attempt* I* link «Jna Heclacation '* »■v Mdranker rtUnUittoa t ^ k ” 8,rT1^, n ; V y t Jhu;»o!a."> v Cwetokton. S I*.. Id a itp-'rch w„ |, w, r deht* treaties proved John Melseh. J r , will pm)d« t g f i R e 8 0 r V B ripnl holHl•^ol•fe|*,Tn■th•, -"Airftbih i* . this Drrguagt. J'cS n 't rpnertvo of on **\li?ll«ty iv llry ” k f l f t tl»« unavailing. The Frnldent-elcct over a meeting of the Seminole _! _ '•Med over hy law sWrflnf poeml*. m * r , — — ---------- -’d th a t h r rort>«rat Ion. Tha people of tho United Slates any InUlllgeut body that wou'd Sarsidtu Woman’* t ’lnli yastrrtlay raid Ihsl w» nil Ihen- waa tn t-e County league of Young Demo­ . . a tan tha gwearamaht would ha Asserting lhat he wn» "reliahly bant any such resolution puli■aid by him crats, scheduled to t-e held In the V*> able to maintain h sUhU basis of during recent years have been InfermelT that it roll "nen'ly sftern—-ii Foreign aitair* roiitiimnl It* hold Val-t-s Hotel tomorrow night *t UcSmi "drring tha period of da- compe hd to admit ih tl this* U s llrhed." I5CHVIKPI I,, opeiiit the city *f ID- • l!*ii- n l S'tintnirrnl an 1 Mr*. h ’en'nlor Bonier said Ihsl while lawbreaking nntlnn, Mr. Msrtln lapdo Inst yesr" Mr. tl»mne *bl Rumnirribll »mtt*e •«» Hmiiio U nl the Rom. I. It ntlrntion through­ 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of se. He was not uneussiog discussing Ihr wa* nnr NT merit* -..... ......................... . . -......... lectlng a delegation which will go “Ona of th# most holpfol conlrL added. Much of it U Warned on of *,0r--rtvl th.- ini ii ill >n uf I’rir- * Canto- out (be, d*> I ol. K M. House, Former ReprvaenUUvo Georgri the resoli'tlon hr strongly fw - "h>«ne ht. prohibition law*, he said, but while . . . . s M.lrat'OiranrPi exlrnvagaocc* i"ffknlinitt enntinos' we wool ruroiir, |-i*.grain I'hnirm*n of the visor of | .•■iilrnt Wilson on In- tn Ihr first annual convention of W.' MeRory, who bertton* which tha Congroaa and ho aom some mouth* ego vntnl |tf pulillrmllon Ui Iht journal have my home*" in this rily. Woman's I lull, an 1 wrr-- enter- lrinatlon*l relations, rul'v-l ngaln the Florida State l.csgue at Or­ they have contributed largely, contrived tho Idea of orgttiilftg (Continued On Pago Three) to stand "as a m ru a ic to the tAngugt _ • rstatr there ara olhvr factors, lie _ Ilanter a*< rled lh»t ii waa time luinrii nt lh,. I'sntacuxvni nt u lunch--n roiifetrnce. Ml* lando next Monday. a ipoeial train from Florida ta The iiiemhers of the county Waihlngtoa /o r th# Inauguration Indiscriminate punishment of crim­ east that North Dakota ie rceog- Orlandonn* “should Drome max- iluripg tl>• ir stay l-rir. yntefday, I'-nrk I- I'nlk, nit un­ Leagi’-- ate an- urged urged to to attend attend .l0,> thl* I ^TprasTdenUalect Rooaovrit, K inals aa one Important factor. nlaud aed have u place -in the tern 'rather than sen.ints of the ' 7 he 1- illlliy p-llry uf u cuun- der *ecr*t»iy of stale in the Wit- LeagiInstead of lelng p s e n of pensnev utiloa." ^BticmraeVd that ll» resarmtlona rity goserno'#nC" iry is lit 'rtiqinvd by |h otplra- on on tut*. Mintlonsl relation*, first meeting of the 1-eaguo Thrcala wsr# ma.le on the floor It* activities In the November have already been mad., and to m of thr penitential* 1 #•> aocietln of law }V Kelt,It irk (»• "m iry *n-h- h . Hoi - and pnlltiral'purpu (Continue I on IVir-' Threat rleetiop*. Clarence Adams, **cre- every indication tho FlorWa deD; breakers, and o n i f the prln by | -O-.OIMSOta pf puMIshlpg 111 fore Mr Ifnmer, explaining th" n.itii-li; 1 ant inir ut m list ■11tied tary of the club, said that several galton going by train wRl bo ora rlpUs of these socicUr* it otsra- resolution lh*l If .they luiDJ to trhwol situation, m OrUrnt-. "The by it* i tiler*", li-'ni-rnl Fuhimora 1 CI.HII WILL MKKf other matter* of important will of th# largest from any nanrby otitaln that prUIDge lh«y would prwst difficulty n " h th» bond all „n|,l. "nn 1 i< niiy vaty 1 .•m the apccl for low. he di-cuss ,1 and that adjournment He pointed to tb , federal pro­ I ring It In ua a bt 1 for un act. lialion." In. n « ir t d. “ I* .that n- law of' - . p pctvenra’i-n l» tha F. F Dorn-T. presld'nl of the The wat.and dry question ha It which wonld Mtnmatlcully cause money haa l-ecn 1*1,1 n-oD for a n ilin t Semlnolr Agric-ilti.ral Cliih. tmtay will ronte early »o *bat peraons ' U|U adlng.tho list of ‘ho^ vw1l‘h ball *n Tnw, passed In 1923, and •-'rrnimn in n I- nubjup: champUia la UtU section an one It to be pVInled. si,ikln" fun.I " anemsey »"l «hi'' B-..I ci-n-i ^|.| JMIWI r. .-id It U making many good eltlannounced Ihut tl-ro will l-e an 1 tanning to attend the Robert ^E. ncorvatlon l» Governor Sbjjlto. ago as UTS according to kaMerd Appla'usn from the afllery of (n -teil of n twhnfr •'« hind In “ tl f.-l ■» < thnt a -tl-”gly cm- important meeting of the t'l»'» at |z-e Hall at the City Halt will not former governor, Doyl# Carlton, Doodney. s n U tis t to A lasonltr eens. (A ftdeml probation of­ hundred* of prople and hy some tD- school r Inklm fun-1 of I19I-and Cary A. lUrdoa- « • » » « "* £ C-vrrnmrii- wh- n |M||. the Court llnu—• tomorrow night ho delayed. ficer m i appointed l.t Tamp* Vaughan aa coanty tas . territory eeverol months npo and of tho metnbors lantr through the H3.1. there w»* ol ll)1* I'm*' n d*« ti. tim l ■l>Irnninril In - ua null nt H'.OO o’cI-k k. "I wnnt every b en of the Sholta staff hav. alt* Icn-v anwho today, la ceam snllng on The dteldtd to go to tho Inauguration tow ho has charge of about IN) chimber on announcement 'th a t flclt Of ft m l I-"JJSW) It -nUI ■•i a sninl l-r-uii nf nl- • ' -ay con- nt-mher tn this -cti-n In atteml NF.W IIKItl-IN—Atlantic Gulf " v lUrald's account of a dry petition ,tien and women who wrr# p»road the motion to pub l«h the re. olu that $ns,9*j:> ha-l hern n silaMe n'iva nut i-M-tnlr u vrijr lilfi-rcnt ltd* meeting." Mr. D-rner said. and Pacific Co., New York, re­ on thU special train |n*«m#*h to circulated In Sanferd In 1910. for «■ - rating »rh'H>l« !«•' y-«r. II-* th t staff will appear I" <"• ln* °r ' Uon had carried. • (Continued On Page Sight) in ilitm y ,oliry from u -h niocriicy Mfor w®*f# RGinj' ♦'» ilhcuM loin# calUd attention to tha -phraring in recall- I that ‘he lo'nl 1-'-n-l*tl ln- Wh-Ml- (•< litnul poticli n o <!*- vrry tmf^»Vtnnt inallffR that nw«l reive J 1*1,307 c n tra c i for dred- ural parade together with 0<rv V a dead graaUd by Caorga W. lint 8t. John* Itlver in local vicin­ ernor 8holt*. iDbtcdneaa of th-- Orlando school ... hy lh, will nf I. a whole the attention of every tnrmer an-l .Hatch t I* toc'ay *l.!rtl<"H- "Th* tiim inul / . Wylly l a - 1173 on sla ‘ »i Ur. MeRory said that I" hi*, gruwrr.” . ity. p-ipld property la f t Read, property on present" hoard h.rs dre-.ped all opinion th# special taw round »»£ "h'il’U' a militaiy puli. y I* » pieces „f land which »ie wilho-t rate from all polnU n H o rid a to; which Mr. Doudaay now live*. tiun uf huildine* nr which -odd D' l<iil nf In- linrniiil fi“ Washington, n rat* that Include# Mr. Wylly. fdthor of Mis* Nona of guVdropped.” he said in r t plaining l ..atnni- nt. at! agcnclmeals e„ the diner, trip* to por­ .W yto, 9l U l » Mary, .nd s Urge Prnlao and approval of( one of year* of ahow businers, promises th- l-*rd'« ft*n-l with rented to r nmrnt liutiM 1-,. atlsp1- 1 In H> i croparty owner In that section of ters, and sleeping « * • « ■ » ? • r, |ulieinfills, (iuvarnno ■ t ii i while the train D tn Washington. Baaford which waa than known as tha most cxaetiig group of show­ tonight's audience n perfunnnue ,, ;,| , ,ato pnrchaie-l during boopt Inldtsh-d til conduct the nffoit|a a big inducement which n*a *»MaOanti'U. deeded •!* »r r '« ° r men la America today, official* of the equal of aoy now touring l«" with gnvernmrnt investigation larger cities. Besldr* hi* own art. Ili-mini>c<nrcs 'of.m any yeariinf Oik hu^lred nnd - l -My thou- „| a |-*-pt„ under cv-’ v I<n*«lble traded genuine attention. i a 4J atra tract af land ha had saRhrgllng Brothers' world-famed Mr, Mureellus offeis t ari Kobm- amid -l-dlarr W'H h* need- I thl* virisiituili. Will, tliarfiu-'. •’ exphiittiun op and ili-wii the ht. smm to come, some remarkable Tho speclsl train w tU Io n r a ctrsd same y*sr» M ore, to Mary m-icti a ni-ni sl «t-»l# nt pence. Johns an-l tributary rivrr* and IB history would he uncovered In Jacksonrill* nt T.»» ® 2 * * L £ * B. Barber, of Atlas to. * elrcoa, ring In tha cars and sMB former Jacksonville drum- year In piy Vhool l - '-d* *-vl T V "Rinco wsr -’emdnd* Hr U - • In n m i »nd hi* n-sociation with thrv, ruin*. night of Mar. », composed of oj». Accardlag go Urn dattrpltU n la la rwfloctnl m n o performance of mcrjwho want from a pit orrhe.ti > tree*! • hanrrA. Mr. Ou*rn -ylack* proaerution th-* en’,.*e lit'' of n ns Ano-rica's outstnn-ling archaeologclal ear* eomlng on Tegular vraian tha dead. M*-1 Wylly transferred Bud Mnrctllua and Company of ll> n u t city U gain the inosinl vcnlarl, writing on » Dig As n director of th* 8t. 'John* tn - turn, there *b-’" • •”* I’Dn t» I t-ls and p»lhe-)l-.:i.-l» were re. tlx young women acrobatic danc- rrcognitio.'i of being acknowledge,l beard which w*J risible t« River Improvement Association, f r l ^ every roctlon of « » £ £ arv, head-line attraction at the a* tha world's greatest dcunimer. IIIe „|.l,rate: ID sal-1 the « e ’«e,l -ilillir »" flnami.il. ludu trial ■» >| lni«--l Imforo Sanford Itotariiin* at Dr. Main stated that tha 8t. Johns Upon th* train'* arrival tn vraravalud -f property -in 0»lnn-l-» l« nnoioic r»"— trcc as well is I Ih e ju ,. l>Dry Cluh yerterday l-y l*r. ington, It trill bo pUeod ri» # » * " He hplds a gold metal presented Milano ThoaUv ‘onlght. retired River I* a scenic highway )hat track near th* CaplUl, and. untU ATr* ^ - * Tho troopc, which hna pcmaliwd to Mat. In I'srta last year in n trj.HAO.KTA, A»*»rttng that - rtam -nttro man power sn-l to • degree, D C. Mrini of fomtM on tho far eirccd* the sandhill* or ahall« the i arhonl l-rwd* *-»ul-l '’n, ' * unman |-w . r. the-e *h -iitil I-" |hyr Irian*, whose hohtiy 8>00 Vgtoeb on lk? ‘ aowth hy Ualmi Avemte (Wy ly Intact for ecarly three ycnci and competition _of Wnrlil oamla and - lovr water* -d 'he highways of lh- Mar. I , occupants of the train wUl thejurrdar pr*iont ct-rulittoo Mr. ndmlm ’-'le-l hy (-crninnrntly r» •tu-ly nf Ihlngr pncicnt. Fast nod West Coast* of Florida, S tm t) , and t * **rtb by a W has toured America and Europe, whlla he was a mentl-T of I’r. Main d--i - lih'd the | rochlch t .i.ir i., ,t » h»i. , —wnd noV— h r Americsu Leg" CJuarnsxy ctpUined effort last _ wash .received hut that "We are not -taking ad­ make It tbrif homo. of land daedod by Mr. W yttf t * ---. M . tho .. scasntlon jsCkaonvi la Brr i^mr-InmD Hr •»***” Hgenriex rail* I into ex i'-n c e Ly r e.i which led to the rreali-’n "f vantage of what we pones* tn thl* tba MethodDt ihqrah for * »*f' - f tujB outhern logr wh4m Rlf>JU|Drlim CorpsI he prr--nl Fl-oi-la r.iart lin--; Its rrfun-t th*S* ohlles'K-rs. AH bond ■ . BB(~CHifia oifklals Blgned the "B ro w * and fUvi* will fuim h Iml-Drs, cseept two nr there have an enu rgenry.” alleys, -Ircani*. .fakes, and par- beautiful and remarkable rlvar.” ' M a u r i c e C h e v a U e r b feW ; _ rsJDft Km * Deow.u, During the meeting th* mem­ act for a Jd-woah period beeirninr tindurly it shell mnund* which ho S a f i In Madison Sqa\ro\Oa*dgo, New y-ung ^LmaricaD sin ter aho ha* agreed tu necwlc refunding 'A-ndr. R e c ip ie n t O f a ad hero', -hero tha dry question NAIrt ’IOSEf! Diac line with aa-l wrr* n - t constructed hy the ber* voted to me*t wUh manT-yca h« aarvrUd. of th* St. John* Rlv*r'Hqipl‘o*#-came* h , , U n i r H a l oaid .1* York, an Apr. tr c W r a e U were oftau bate hgard #n lea-ling ra-ll" .■ddiiiui.it workmen a-ld---l to r«.i-l Indian* hot were nf n period f*r mrnl Association In Joint aemslon PA1U8, Jan. 11 aero, a f / . n d granted herewith Signed a t BarasoW> when the prograMa, Will affer hi* vocal IlHVHfAlj HKINl III.ID crew* on new *tat-' r«»'t between earlier In history than tho Indian a t th* Celery Cluh on Feb. td. Chevalier and hla wife, troupe appeared In that rily lari veralooa af ‘Trae#’’ aa a fiaturc rife of America hero an t A-ht n. The program nf th* day alto In­ ValDe, waa t r s s t r i a dn o f’hi* portion of the octj M‘i 'on • lla *lal*d that evidence* had waak. . * A revlwil aervU-e of In <finite Bad Marcallaa and Co. D a Oraoy 'and b tr'« c n n llo n have u length la, bring HeU 1rilhtly nt event of » r Dial low of l-een found In these mound* and in cluded the reading of n currant day *n reciprocal ,1, tha raid Dnd hatw „th*r deposit* Ihn-ughout the aVhht Hem on Florid*'* school ays court la n short tme that sgnifiea >t*t another H reM dt that alwayr goes over, Ihr Full Quepal Tahernatl-- -m th# •tat*, hut particularly In the 81. tom. road by Kotarian Leonard ctptod' argumenU ri> •bah n v a rt ta *h»\ .ja d show ta Sanford apdDnces. while Col in* and U*11 »r« lh« SknforiFdflHMia highway, ac­ Local Bank To He John* valley, of a race of people Me Luca < who had charg* of th* Chevalier waa merrier <» ■ Bah to ”* Iron* o f Anwriofs flaert cording Btv^W . F. Mrrhrroon. Closed Tomorrow Valla#, Music halt aiager Ua* # r i £ Mo*t unu*u»l mrmu u with Canbri American nr Peru­ program for th* day. raaderiD* clrrwH, KeUkOrph.um ^ " tiu . * paitor of,' tb* TabernacD who — 1 Bpd 'Marcel'tis Co. I* ^ vian characteristic* Th-- Axtee la- • Tho*, present were: Dr. Main, lie O H n t # t r * Bed Marcello* and h it company b re a k 's -aid that id * * 1*1 *tu*lc Is - ffa«#4 Tomorrow, Jan. 19 being th« fluent* D alto-noted, he -aid. of Pomona, Rotarian* L II- Olbb*. teat July end attract! vs young - *s M int that la imtantiy rocog& each t i g ^ 1“ eonnf-tl- n with hl» annlvrr-ary of ttm Lirth of ht lb* sister of two H# »pohr of (hr finding of aktl- of Orlando, Merrill Brown, of wife filed a eountoi H M ’*» v-'"w flint of one of the w special eengan, al»rllng *l Robert K. Lee, (h» Hojth'a im­ etona of what must ►>**,■ •-**« a Houston, Tcx-t II* 'Alrwwortb, °Y charged she caused _jt midgets In sow i.'clock. Tbq pri-lid U invited to * Meet oeasationdl aria on tb* h l.J. mortal war -h er’. D '* legal hug* rae» of peuiJ# living naar Mason City, III- ** gu**U and B. b«cause af her Jeelm iy. Mb* Bratno it the American a » ^ . ' . . _____ attend. ‘a V r . |r ■­ holiday In'tho Stato of Florid*. Pkeotata, tad iold of ih# piD- I- Malt hie, who pr*«ld#d, 8. Pu- Chevalier r e f u e l to I th l esntrsl figure IP MP MMW •• * ** affperformcr* leaton, B. F. lialnea, U ooanl McThe Sanford.Atlantic Nitioiml Awatiars of tha W«l»ka dDtrte*, ■ft persons In whieh '• 8TORM H fW (JAUWKNIA it moving se­ ) Karl I^hmann R* F- Mom- she wept to ■ ’ Rank will Jol# with other bankDr. Mbia said that Cnlvecrity upon l * sc#tain (lie . ^ Ly j , a t 7.00 rie* of act* 1 aalvmtge. A, W. Epps. IL M- W sh her to go baek tag Institution* throughout tho J Miami authoriu** ha.1 toU him ttl r / 'g r a r f . presented 1.03 ANflELEAaJan. I son. W. M. Haynea. H- B. Fop*. in abaatvlng It *» *o«h, a f t h o finding of Dm pi on ' Is t |o head —Liiwsctog h f s m tors laxb w o rn Darner* 0 , W. Speneor 8. 0. NtiM n lw r , ,wtil not b* open for bust-' merged on certain keys in. , notion picture tog °ew MiamU . a aaw storm t* b - in g ta fboeo * * I t war Randall Cbaao, IL A Btovona, until 9:00 o'clock Friday srn Florida WaUrr. that ara rs To Uro" Souths(n i .C alif” M* l"> i» John Thomas, P. J. SHna, George #*nntlng. A rable to Antral Amer,“ ' on the Smudg#-pad#-wen Used in rib C. Harden and 8. 0. Cbaao, Sr. A*Hc tempi##, and p< it 'yot da !£ * .» ■ k\il< NEWMAN CHOSEN TO HEAD TRADE BODY CAMPAIGN PROBATION LAWCALLED NEED TO END CRIME WAVE | J I ORLANDOAN ASKS SUMMERALL SAYS E i r, DRASTIC CUTS IN WOMEN ARE ALL EXPENSE OF CITY FOR PROTECTION Made On T rain To A t t e n d Inaugural Wet And Dry Issue Seen In Deed Made In’75,Say8Doudncy Stage Performance AtMilane Today Boasts L ists Of Head-Line A rtists ItntiiriniiH H ea r S p e a k e r D e s c r i b e Archaeology D iscoveries I n S t a t e !S w wSTto^tk liiui 'A S .J �“i *s* 3 3 w»o ** ♦ **■ j k i • B?- ■majj 252 . , nF* Tk M m flR I - .w J U i1 \ I *J SANFORD upkeep Increased r i end A! SmithGives T o D estitu te] Who W rote Si MUle Mid t t e statee aad maslcipolities hare by tha bondiag meth'd piled up "a mountain of additional debt In the court, of . ______V " . Ite last IS years amountreg to (Conllaatd from rag e O at) nearly ten billion dul’ars.'* •oaa aa be felt equal to It, and la Ho urged that Instead the gor- tte spring, said Matthews, Blab*, rrnm sat do "what are have always none In th« past—reduce in peace­ hi* alatar and brother weald te time tte debt piled up by the wars w at to *e farm maintained In In whlehewe base boon rompoliedi.pueteaa county. C ra l " t a t * ” • *d not sapsrlmpo.e| “N* N o ana," laid Matttewa, "needs i r i e L “an unjuetlflabla peace-time d e b til, worry about Mr. Blaka from ’ lln on aa anormoua war debt." j now on." And today H seemed io n d f l T te pending beer taa hill aiYl|Btoko hlmeolf waa tte Itaal warrrii-niifln .» I . i . . . . . i Had af ad. Ha dropped /ram light Z ( o ^ h . Mid w Sd moduc* In tha day. bually ang.grd in ’ , f 7 !’ Making an apartment ta re-aetafc. aipactad only about half tte amount ntcdrd , b*ma. flnancei to brlnit > » aapteltd raeclpta af j * , ', , , , , hd' expressed hla FINANCES «a n "tricky accounting device” landing to ruinous consequence!, ib« mach-dlecveetd plan af (Inanelag fature aderad constroctl.n [' bp long lima bond Issues, k . V Ho Insisted that a maaufactur[V- la ri’ sales U a, already urged b / (blmieLf and tte President, was tha !, / Way ta balance thp 1014 budget. F I Ht,>ddad.lh*l. wsra.,tt—sot-foe .01 r.asal lawsov ^ t - r Ithe political factors Invelvsd, so’ Ittticn af tte government's fiscal l>y Incomt and Inheritance taaee __ would be comparallvaly Impoerd i t war-time ratea on not more than two and n half mlllkn •ahnpte. ^ . T te aacratoey had conferred people out of a nation of 110,000,­ , arith tha President during the 000, are Inadequate to supply tba fcfternoon and afterwards told neceaeary revenue, tt e objections Vplewrpopennsu there waa a strong ordinarily urged against the man­ ToesIMilty Hoover might issue ■ ufacturers* raclM taa do not »oam Statement or special msMsgs to la ma to remain valid. "It appears preferable to n Congress on flnancoa. Later It was lima ted a t ll|a Whltf Houm lhal great variety' of . discriminatory m e' such expresalon probobly sales taaee, which are Just as much cohaumption taaee at a man­ Would te Issued today. ufacturers’ excise taa. It would m - Hoover la known to feel there Is B critical need for speedy action te levied at a law rata and im­ by Congress toward balancing the posed on euch n broad bate at not budget. Tha deficit now hse passed to te truly burdensome to any Women Golfera Are (he billion two hundred million rinse of taxpayers." Invited To Tourney The eecratary said the budget Mark aad officials are canvlncad should 'bo balanced becaue, "no that last session’s "billion dollar” A group of 8anford women tan bin has definitely proved Ita matter how good Ita credit, no billty Us rale, tha billion or government can afford to gu on gclfara Including Mra. George living beyond Ite meant year after Hull. Mra. H. B. Lewie, Mrs. Fish, thing Ilka It. Mra. Glenn Llngte. Mra. Albert Mills was particularly sharp in and Mi** Helen Mamets tte, will Attacking tha long-time construc­ appear In a ga|f match o w the tion financing Idea, advocated soBustle Country Club course AU*Star Loop Team rtnusly In Democratic quarters Thursday afternoon after n lunch­ during recant weeks. To Play Oviedo Again eon at thswBiistia Country Club. * Ha attacked the argument that They accepted an Invitation iMM corporations rapltalisa The local All-Star basketball from a group of Bustle , golfers, r buildings In this manner, team which suffered a Itkteat at and thay will Invite tte Euitla p Contending that whlla buelnsss th# hand, of an Oviedo Item last women In Join thorn In a match earn, returns on Its plants most wash will play a return match over the local course within » fow government buildings are llablll- with tha Oviedo team hare on weeks. T te mateh 1a ana of a se­ tlei, each one of which calls for Wednesday night Immediately foL ries of several Inter-club affairs lowing tte Samlnolo High-Ovlkdo staged within tte past few weeks High game at the hlah school au­ and scheduled ta te held this ditorium, starting a t 7:30 o'clock. winter. ~CMch Mel^iras’. high school team has a .500 average for tha season, having defMted Winter Park and Palatka and dropping games to DeUnd and Daytona Beach. Tho Wednesday game la being looked upon as a practice B IO L u m b a r C o. lilt In prearatlon for the Drland- B > K i e ItU and Hally Quality Msrriuo^tou at Rcaaonabls Prieea with UP BBBVICI Ptewo IS W ANTAL RATES Florida Examined By Supreme Court * Sevarfl local a'nd-visiting wetnm H l f m Uok W t i i U n a f Ite I n i.iT M M t e and a lte r affan WASHINGTON, Jan. ll^O O V - M d i to taanra Itelr t H n t e m T te'Fiords chain alar* tests wdlh >1 tte Banford Country Club ev­ closely esamlned yaatardey W ery Monday, Lodloe Day, by yenmember* of tte supreme erect. trader enJoylaR raaada a t golf Thoma* B. Adame, ceenaal far ovyr tte IS-bolo lay-oat Louie P. Liggett Company aaid * Golfers appeared far play ta ro tte r chain' atera optratora, waa j r .«• tte morning, and. after a permitted to cloee tte attack On hint* eon at Ite rlub, continued tte law he began Thuraday, with A e tr tour of the rottrae. much Interruption front tte Georg, G. Hull, prafaaaknal a t tha (tab, again laatiad an Invttaataatially every object ton urged lian to dll women golfera that la tte lewer court, telng timed they nee let In making Lad lee particularly at Ite aicmptiona of Day n ' aucceee every weak. "Wa ca-oparativa atoraa from Ite tail. turn t t e csura« over to woman Ho rompleined that whlla co- golfera a*try Monday", te raid, oparativea wars actlva comgetl- "and wa want them to et^ojr It to n with chain a to m thay ao* and all Ita prlvilegae". raped the laxee'which Ite chain ato m had found *o burdensome. Ite Inefitrd the Supremo Court dccleion in th o ' Indiana raoa up­ An overheated store In tho homo holding graduated taxes, ea chain of E. T. Darla, 710 Locust Avenue, ■taras did not control In Iho pres­ ranted damages totaling about ent rasa because tte F.erida lag- 910 a | 0:10 o’clock yesterday lalatare had not only levied inch morning according ta Pir« Chief taa re but had added a new feature Mae Cteeelaad, whoso men an­ by Increaring the t i l burden whan swered n a»H to tha Darla home. chain starts w an operated by I m m uwit aw WAUCIIULA—Three carloada. inilr owntr* In mor« lh»n on« lumber arrived ter# for now strawberry loading platform to bo built by Atlantic Const Lina rail­ road tew ran Palmetto and Oak streets, on Fifth Avenue. U a and not n property U a. . C arter mainUlned that t t e Im­ position by the state of gradaatod taiee on chain atoraa did not pre­ vent counties and manlcipnlltles Increase af U iea whan chain In tte eU te from also U sin g them. atoraa tparaU d In more than one county, and aecondly, tha esempMIAMI BRACH-Rnnay Plaia' tion of co^oparatlvea . from t h e Hotel opened for winter seaeon. tears. Carter replied that aa tha opportunities of chain stores In­ creased by extending their activltire Into more than ona county, tte ateta had tte right to m ate tte citenilon tte bat la for a atm classification Increasing tte tu n a Itnoted on thorn. v Thd stele regarded the'Indiana case as haring decided, ha Mid, that ro-eperativts were'k 'distinct flaaa frtm lchaln stores and that tte latter could be regulated by taxes while the eo-operallvei were exempt. Justices Butler and Roberts took Imuc with Carter's Interpre­ tation t f the Indiana daclalon; but he refuted to modify hla position, contending Florida was justified by tha former decision Bl'etem pi> Ing co-operatives. Carter lileted tte th'rae-doUara-thouMnd tea on stoc|i M kind waa. an anaual sxcIm ' ar llcanaa A Bladder Physic I . a m *4k in * tfcat w o rk s u s tk s lilscrlsr a s t a . l s r nil on I k s k « w .|p , t t r t . s s o u t Im p u rltlss sn>t . s r - . s ■elds I hot r s u t . l o l l . l i o n W klrb r .o u l i. In f s l l l n a up n la b ik Prof |.* m d .a le ., b u r n ls a . I»s M in s sad b s r h a r h .. 11.1 a H r l - . l boa nf Hr* KKTM. i t gr. T . b l . u ) tb a a l.s M a l b ta d d .r p b l . l s from an y dragal**. A f t .r fo u r day* I t aol rsll* v M -a q l«acb am t l i t >o«r m onsy. You will f r . l l i s l l . r a f t . r INI. r l . a n . l n a and you g . l your r . g u l . r > l » u T o u ch . Io n '. lU ntord D ra g C a — m i . . w tR k . cow s, •w o b w w -to n * . .t w l v m n JLAV* YOUR WATCH n f l n d " by ona who raally knoara how. Bilggt, Jeweler, Mag. A rt. ■— r*' "WANT position as pastry took or took or private family and _ housekeeping, address Mra. Mary B am ts. P. 0. Boa US, Lake Mob- W W Itii.1 > 5 5 r amn a r —nc iw! slow, m a rk e t 4L*SKft aka«l .JM Cy. da. It tarh rral.a, waah.d, J til- til. ♦ o«a t i i - m e-j trt-a.e e. r.w tow aa t t * i is MIAMI BEACHr-Hatal Monte- West Avenue, opened for winter rry, located at Tenth S t m t ’ and sessaA.* LUCKY ACCIDENTS r o t Itrkina Peel. Rceeme. Ter. ter, Itlna warms aad all »kln Irrlletteee or Ine.rl piles. Hole u .e .r meaty bask an* m e­ lts. If aol ea tie fled, fo r M le at TOUCHTON’8 HANFORD DRUG CO. Accidents That Wara Lucky. Read Aboot tte Art f is h ing He­ ra pea from Death Reported from All Parte of tte World Last Year la T te America a Weekly, tte ' Magellan Distributed With the | Neat Atlanta Bnnday American. i-A d e . . ■ • /. You’ll Never - Forget E. >. MEINHARDI > OF CHICAtiO H ERB AGAIN ’ Mat will k. at ik e Anesblll lluS.k-O rissa*, P i t , p . Tanra* gay, Jiiy IM VJreui fe e A. U • • t s H > J t iO pa..•ag-only ). >!• M l M M .jW UW i h*r« for W atch Tomorrow’s Double Page Ad For Full Particulars w , tS AOHHK GOOD — \ R P Q IQ 6 S E iR ta n o VjJOHT ‘ oh E V tM v S E E V.KT HER ’TUMBLE 20—Talented Arltola—20 ALL STAR 0 9 VODVIL ACTS 8 Bod Marcrilua ft Co. Jelly Entertainers Brawn ft Bavin Comodiana Marion Oaaay ’ And Her Aaaordlon 6—Charming 0 Iris—4 Colllna ft Hall .*; Danrara Da Luxe —On Our Screen— WARNER BAXTER " S ii Hoorn to Lira" . 10-33 * N K tr TOIIKi Aboat H e.dr It decree*, pertly eloedy. I* r a r . a r ­ rived: a Calif. < rta. I l*.w York ■.loaded; I core on Irark. I car di­ verted. Hupalle. mode rata, d.ia.ad ■lew, market akoel .ready. riorMd. I t jack acta weeked. J<k Moo S-U; S doe ta a -IJS : I doa Lil-IS*. poorer t i n ; * doa f . U . l t l ; t doa r u a tk. ta doa ta a - tia , .m aiur. ___ _____ MosicalRevoe Hilsartons Tenor M ^ Bs— I s t i r s . m o.ur *11. • I don. u n w o r n aiiaktir » « k .r . *. *• t e iaa a eloedy. 1 Calif. > rto. ar­ rived. a car. o» track. aapplloo .moderate. demand .low, market ellgkllr weok.r. riortda, la Inch fret re. ladlvMaallr . **4 precoelod, *-• doe. X.M-S.U: I I II due M J-lJe The EAST'* and WEST -m-; Reno Deoaro {WANTED: Man’s Steond Hand Meyala. Muat.ba cheap and In faoel condition. Reply P. 0 . Boa ISOS. City, i * ^ maderete. aornaad .low. mar­ t llee K e fttftlr weaker. Florida. la tee* rrelM. erufcee and precooled. « d o e . l i e ; t t o e t U t U . m o .l l / I N ; •!.*»-* I*. bHMtlr *-»•: I a doa. G O O D W IL L R A D IO 8 E R V I C E N llU E . ♦w. - \.KY U lR c o n s \ ~ \ UIOHY <i*m. mar Austin feur-pkManger roup tha Austin Plck-ap. Baal 4 I,-Dealers. l-aaleo to M i e n * ewe He I. e. I. Mire In terse let* h r ertgtnal rere leere to Jo* be re or other large ^Vl’uLADKLJ’H U Mllahllr weak­ er. ea tfegreee, steady. * Calif. T r u . arrteea. II eatra ea Iraek. Hup- DANNY DINGLE I0e lias 1 Urns. Re Hits 3 tha as. 7e Has • Urnas. Be lias 1 month. Minimum charps 10c. W E INVITE you to visit our Aus tin Show room and Inspect th Throuih tovrim y of th*;U. 8. Dfputment of Afrieulture lo co-operation with the Florida Slate Marktliot Bureau, R. E. Winfrey. Sanford repreaenUtire. N1U 10-40 BILLY’S UNl S o R S f f lto TO * * . ' \_KTt j �■l* < ■ftvr•4 l *>' Ford Herald f - ' W - MWFORD HIKALD, 1ANF0MD, FLMPPA. W1 PN18DAT. JANUARY 18. 1933 ,, Florida'* Colonel Hoooe slander of th e PRESIDENT NBW YORK H B U L D TBIBt'NH During the recent campaign which immediately preceded the general election In November, the assertion was re­ Ww 4m. not think that Mr. Ileover—Under Two N ags" peatedly made by one of the candidates for governor that Americana taw or gavo rraler.ee causes instant anger because of If Dave Sholtx Were elected, "five men" would run the to tho aerie* of scurrilows hooka it* potent unfairness and anstate, and the inference was that It would he the attacking tke career ml Herbert truthfulness. The docasssnU five men", If any, who have been running the state for Hoover aa • mining engineer. Bat aid records are . patently *1 many yeara; while Mr. Shoits himself Insisted that if he the volume* had their day. Writ­ carpt* garbled and selected be­ were elected he would give the state back to the people. er* penned them. To the credit ef came standing *:nne they perSinee the. inauguration early this month it has become the newspaper, world, little faith n^t interference* never larather apparent to everyone that there has been not only wae placed In them by ty* prase tearfed. It doe* not nead the * ‘a it • f the Ration. Among a rredulom sworn testimony of the impea change In administration but also a change in the baht rtion of Dio electoral* they runiotlly.harassed and mlssmr q stw .s. «•!«• •< tMe-throne powers that be. Appninlmenta to the rqad board, Ii Wm » a a* M l m W mallr.minded author and hi* ind their creaslonal victim*. racing commission, and other jobs which comprise the gov­ The devastating opinion of Jos­ too-latr regret to prove that, in ernor’s patronage |liat, have not been from the list o f tle* Peter Schmuck, of the Su­ order to rreala demand by noto­ “political racketeers” who normally make up so Urge a por­ preme Court of this city, os to riety in place of morit, r.« hrsi•1m^S« T f lb* h i m tion of our appolntiva office holders. It Is evident that the character oft.th« original vel­ tatioa waa felt In aoiling "the OITImo «w they are the people to whom Gov. Sholtx promised to give um* In this slander will scarcely hands" searching over the dung­ MS the state. ■urprtae many, therefore. Yet we hill nf shameless insinerrty. Sew l « i i This was known to the plain­ But it is inevitable that any high executive must have think everyone will be glad to hav* ■tu o« oro tm. the we* Ae# ro­ at least some advisers. While it Is reasonable to believe a Judicial analysis of the process** tiff and not only known to him se s o n em*e<row by wbch the outrageous calumnies hut insittrej upon by him In the V ro^ watfh n es.lg- that Gov. Sholtx Is himself the governor, it is not unlikely ■nan. or perhaps “five men” lo were craataslT" featured and furtherance • of the scheme to that there Ts at taflt one man r whom ho turns occasionally for advice. .This feeling gives spread aHread. As is now a mat* make money at tha hands of on* whose supreme and exalted po­ m M m i i h •< **»Hst rise to the question by the Tsmpa Tribune, "Who’ll be tho tar of court record, ectablished by (H ris aro else sworn evirlenro, these accusation* sition forbids his rascending to a Col. House of the Sholtx administration? were hare,) on an utterly distorted even nolle, the slobbering gap­ B ffSDNKSDAY, JA N. IS, I t l l “Wsi,” explains the Fort Myers News-Press, "the Gov­ end perverted readings of the ping of tho jackals nf slander. V h i n i s t V M H S WOW TOIIAV ernor has plenty of Colonel material with which lo build, a records, were lying and scurrt Such was th* original source of house and several o f them would provide sUunch shelter tous intent, -*.nd .held no |nith the many outrageous attacks NEW CREATION:—Create against the political storms. . "Ju t 4.. Pi au JUif... .Uuvu* huu U U h ajM sJ Jlftttk.AhRJBWtlBAifffcn^««»«.«»■ C ''■ds-euzsr. MlL.CA.Gfld; and. rlfht ipiril within me. Eustls haa the. Inside track, lie is a Brother Elk who wss 1 : 10. the angel of the Sholtx primary campaign and his namd as been frequently mentioned as prominent in recent councils. Uh bw r bins and self- Color is lent to hia reputation for influence by the naming rarrency, Uii* country of C. B. Treadway as Chairman of the road board. Tread­ w«t in n big way! way Is from Tkvares, hard by Eustis, and no better reason -*• for the appointment hag been advanced. Ho was sctiyely Tribune offers Dili associated with Miller In financing the primary campaign. tha depression prayer: “Gita "Col. Miller Is not known down this wny but Is rcoortthis day our dally Solat” cd to have a wide acquaintance In the slate and has been * r ‘ __ of our offlro Wider* prominent in Lake county affairs since coming there some 15 years ago as a winter resident. He is a man of consid­ a nenroua eye on YalHh*(- erable wealth. Ills attachment to Dave Sholtx Is said to be tro beginning to wonder they won or last In tho entirely personal, tracing to their mutual Interest in lodge work. He is a retail morohant in the hardware and furni­ aUctlon. * ture business and has no obvious connections which would < • ■ — -o 4 Hoover had scarcely suggest Irons In the fire inimical to the welfare of the that Dm President state. , . "There la a valid public interest In n Governor s ndvian authority to place an emon shipments of arms and ers. They frequently wield a weighty Influence. Governor Hon |a warring countricj Bholtx appears to tie working out his new deal with new 1 Jap an 1rats ad tha cry that tha blood; and speculation such os the Tsmpa Tribune mentioned SUtcs la supplying China will continue until the background at Tallahassee Is more munitions. It was sell—;------------— . , — -------- ~ -arm s Slid wthar materials ta definitely Illuminated." I In the meantime, those of us who desire to see this llica which got u a ln tha last Maybe we tan manage some state put upon a aclf-aup|s>rtlng basis will not worry whether the Col. H o u m of the Sholtx administration is Col to get Into this one. Miller or another Colontil by 11 different name. If he suc­ '..«-J O ...... .. Stanley llanaon, who knows ceeds in reducing taxes and straightening out tho states mr»< about tho BernInolo Indian) finances, the people will be satisfied n d matter who he Is. van. they know about them.(* .quoted as saying that i t and WO percent of flit (is'* income la spent on t r and as a result they a rt illy being destroyed. What United States government oil it* armlf* Could not do, uplc, little enttCoction of lye potash la steadily accomplish. The Indians rnhld not he seed by soldiers, lap they ■Id readily to rum. Tha most superficial examL nation of “The Strange Cat* of who haa divided tp becAne n resi­ dent of Harnajrfounty. Mr. Speer resided in Ramord several months agQ and s w a most efficient member nf th* Sanford police force. Three wss an election of offi­ cers for the next six mnnihs at the meeting of the Farmer* P n v gressive Club last Friday evening. J. F. McClelland was elected pres­ ident; J . C. Smith, vice-president; Mr*. J. C. Smith, secretary; sad J. C. Ellsworth, treasurer. Wednesday morning at 10:00 o’clock a terrible accident hap. pcsect at Monro* Ferry while the ferry boat was bring transferred acmes I' m river with a pair of rnulrs belonging to Commissioner Harden, of Volusia County, and a well-driving machine belonging to Mr. C. Y. Webb. Suddenly the M il* became .frightened, ami Imcking the wagon hiti-h-d lo them off the Tarry boat in the river resulting in drawing one uf the ingles. One was saved by Mr. Wrbb. * T D o [You Know? *; Weekly Recor<TOf Incom ing T o u n sls In C ars Is B roken ST. PETF.nsnUltfi, Jan. IS— The season's weekly record for |ncctii>ng lourtst automobile travti was snM-b,-l during the weelf Jan. 5 lo II. when 3,Ti* care were checked from dawn until dark over U. 8. highwaya 1, 17, ami II, ascbrilirg to lloutoa'g thrre infi m ullen stations near lliu Georgia line. This t. over lil t cars ahead of any week line# Dii* service started Dec. I U. S. Highway No. 17, costal toulc, has least Ihc two , oth t main lines o{ automobile > travsd trio Florida. From Jan. 6 to It Highway. 17 (mastal) carried I ."Is southbound tuurisl's cars, highway It Iwrsl) I.o.'nt cars, highway I lrentr.ilI 27S car*. Total or the week. Tourist'., tars are carrying many |<a->rng*ra. Northern rare carrying only a driver are rar*. ■itunilnwla-ssia>». 11stssp h ,wMW'.j>»st»i .1 the driver and s>re passenger. A last campaign. rar A^Justice Sehmurk large |H’rceiitagi* of •'foureomea” wail says, President llo o rrr ctmlrtf— aud on up to ’a< many as seven not >reply in a court action. It I* pasted in with laggago, unthinkable that the President uf ‘lince Dec. I llouton’s three the United Stales should be sub flistioits hnvc sh-ched 18,431 Jetted lo the cross-examination nf AT Ills Oeugt.. firs al S'lllth Columbia reset, «j**» hue* dimt.-i- re.ntti bourd ears. No Florida cat* an ordinary trial. Mr. Hoover had Hoes th jt II ibty were hollowed out al th* b an . tt-* trunk could nri» checked of any sirscription and no rh'-ire hut to ignorP these al isrv* s i s { j u r , for an automobile.* Tns phalogcapo snows a etc tacks and trust lo the fairness uf In ce* of these Irc-t in Stsbley Pstfc. Vancouver, 0 C„ sftsr Ihs lrur.,t 'Vtily 111"A- Georgia "c a r* which his countrymen In dismiss (hem. Red r**n hollowed out following Ihs tfrstrvellsn of Ihs Ires by flee. obviously rniitain l.urists. We are satisfied that the great And, it may be added, there see trees larger than this Still orowlna la tha pack. mats id Americans justified this failh. Rut what of the writers and n K. U T. DOBS nf unfourdrd r urri ity. Parji.<(rmetit is' un all tsvi I hire,reels. the publishers, the jackals, who for »is ulm ly will sopiity Icpulro any Aral* ,*« I kr.sls n Uif nvYiukiiii- uf Iho lie. Ws* v , o , r , k o , i „ Rervle* a few dollats scratched In the alli'iupl In csp itr ptm.'iry pow* tliat the s pi sis' xs11 have O PW l l- s r s , * 4 * A. M~ - I) Jonghill v f this slander! They era In alw-t any schenle or proj­ »•**». IMS P. M—-a P. E thou' I tr remembered ami never ect for uttw rlby nuturicty or it i moral ami tlral tlin b r of u r k s s , taa. ornewsi w u .1 Sirs! N an Mask NMw. farm s''i for thrir fal'rhood and u m les-iv rl profit. Fharatler I’retiilrnt will bo ii .iptcsl add Irrii bery. and public Tcpulalion an* price- hulled by nn 1pri;in - of |H<pul.xr The prinriph-' nf law which levs p i i- ions mtd m e not rritin n n t in tho fuliiio. For mw Justice Scliinurk, sitting in ripnty, gdod htiuling giound simply hr- nil, ull who pirtlriprfjcd ill the rpplird to the rs-e ore worth cause a person h Ids olTicu. vtciour, aiticis upon t;r» ilo o ttr— P R IN T IN O noting for uture rxnmple*. .Said \ Wbllo fair vommrni and just whether In' writs- or to circulate! he: iritisi ni, especially nf Die ucts them shuuld n.-» j lm tvc'l_nl We are equipped I* prodocs ami I.fs* — 1 -st poblk- rrtfimi, nn* ..W ith.difficulty is calm amt soCn and. ronts nipt wltich would first class job work at th* la*r*t posslbl* prices. Civ* right acknsiwli-dgi d and tiphrid irrve ns ;> warning f r -Iho fuImpersonal audience given to y lb >• law, the rmtimcnl must lure. For another, lbs* rumilry a tria l ,lo the testimony. While no inr -in.| lions st tir rewivs* tlu* ! should result# lo prols-ct Its) tentlon nr desire exist* to e x ­ H erald P rin tin g Co* tra judiciously dtfcm l any party prnleetion. I prs u.< nt •, Isgardle- . of purly I’hon* Its to this Issue, yet cummin ju s­ mile h l.t have an able i mo-, with n.iicvv ceiwrusily and tice forbids passing acceptance K ill thus forthrightly. Hut gw«l will. r * ■o North Dakota's Secession Move •Soma idea of the allliiMas .which often dominatea legi*ntivo hodlea la nhown in a resolution in the North Dukota Sehalo which calla for the acccaaion from tho Union of ,’J'J Htatca, leaving nine oaatern atotca to themaclvea. The motive liehind the resolution haa not been mntle xActly dear bpt thcro ia prcaiimubly a fancied gricvunce agninat the Euat liecauoc it happena to be tho industrial i;n<I money center of tho country and because it suppo.scdly . ----t—eO— —enjoya moat of the beaefita from the federal government. ellalng to pltre a two per The North Dakota atate senator who introduced tho Rt sale* tax orr sFI 'mxnnfsctumf resolution certainly waa optimistic in the extent of hia proties, exrsff hefrasltfes, 'i fer i purpose of balancing the bud- potuil to Include HD statea in his new empire. Pcrhapa it Congress vole* lo levy a suf- never occurred to him that other states In his arbitrary )t tax nn seven rnmmoslitlcs group might not consider themselves so badly treated. IA us see just how far. North Dakota haa been dis­ the price „f wheat to 75 • bushel, of cotton tn nln* criminated against In the matter of federal disbursements a pound, of hogs In f, rents anti how much it contributes to the Treasury and let us of Inharco lo 14 1-8 d<> the same thing with some eastern state, day New York. A bushel, nf rirn lo f!> rents North Dakota with a population of C82.448 persons paid she), of pr mull lo .1 rrnls a into the, Federal Treasury in tho fiscal year of 1032 tho and of lu ltrr fat* lo 20 1a pound. ' Tliry will corre- sums of 9224,543.80 in incomu taxes amt 912,860.15 in mis­ iu tome inslancru lo a hun- cellaneous revenues, making n total of 9246,893.95. She got percent salt* tax un riecas- back from the government under tho Department of Agri­ amt will iocreasr th* costs culture 990,000 in payments for agrirultural stations, 9U5g imorlcan consumers a billion 683.71 for co-operative agricultural extension work, 91'931,tr* a year. 074.18 for co-operative construction gf rural post roads, $1, ■ j. ■■■ o - ■— 09-1,730:20 for tho federal highway system and advances for to r Smith of South t’aroll- emergency construction, and other items. want* tha domrstlr allotment Under the Department of* Interior she received 950,000 restricted In wheat and cof. Senator Smith Is V lotion for colleges for agriculture! and mechanical arts, under the te r himself ami liellevei that War Department 9H>5,9:ir>i4ft,i-Undrr tho federal Iward for . raising the price of rnttorr’Or- vocational education 974,667.84, under veteran's administra­ 'Vlt will rtill lie poesl’da to tion 91,926.30. Ail these it^ms, plus a few others, bring the refUably. If thia be so why grand total to 93,520,577.52. Of course there nro in addi­ t other products' alto b* tion the Post Office'Department and-many other smaller I for *6fn« of l?1* benefits, funds which are also contributed* to the stato from tho r, Istlace, cggplhht, oftagec, " resit, corn, rug*/ cane, vice, Federal Treasury.' For thg fiscal year of 1932 Now York paid into the •forthT And why riot also id* tool, ail, lumbar, Iroh. cop- Treasury 9348,550,738.13 in income taxes nnd 946.438,465.78 sllntr, and • all othar raw in miscellaneous revenues for n total of 9394,989,203.91. Kte which ar* also suffer- She got back from the Treasury, on the basis of the same , And If the schema works, computation as was madfe for North Dakota, a total of 919,* it until it includes all 992,880.10. ~I----- --— — .----— ------ --------------IhUalmM and professional An Interpretation of these figures is not necessary Aren’t wa all rollThey speak for themselves, but it might not be amiss to • profit? '■ recall tthat h a t 'old aaylng. that some people don't know when quotts • Mussolini they-arwereQ off. _________________ *_____ tlve* at Geneva u sarthe world 1* spending Allien dollar* annually hlSoyment relief. ' That Interested Dm governr* Week Bridge Club with an all n*w company, tho latest Lwtria - XIV who saw was sntertaiaed by Mr*. W. D unga, and lb* n*we*t mask. W ItfcUe hia Holden al tb« Hanford II oust Charles Gano WlU b* th* (U r co­ * ‘ 'Vlih In Ka­ Thureday afternoon. Th* clul median. on who volume of Long Thq Missionary Soekty of th* “ waa woe hy M n Methodi*t Church hold iU tegular ) Pubmton.Mr*. H e U n t business nwrtlng , Tuesday after CkVheven Gn> were! Mr*. C. M. Vote* aeon a t the ehurth with M n. IIn C. Hughes, Mr*, a W. B. ChayyeU pnalding. Report* Mrs. C. O. McUughUn were heard from tha following Bart**. Mr*. Q. T; members: M n- C. H. Mr*. A tetary; M r i W. W. A Sk A- M. DsYarrost > L, R. PhiOlpa. I M n. H. V. NexrataO, N n K , t C. ratanm. ^ m worl an< 'm o . o v e rtim e ence a tr H E N I work bard, I usually smoko more; and when I smoke m ore, I usually w ork harder—and that'a w hy I want a cigarette that's milder. '1 » W W e use in Chesterfield Cigarettes mild, ripe Domestic and Turkish tobac­ cos which have been, aged and re-aged. These good tobaccos in Chesterfield are used in the right proportion*—that's • very important matter. These good tobaccos in Chesterfield a re blended and crom-bkrnded—welded together; that, too, helps to-,make a m ilder cigarette with better Mate. rt /" J �t — * r* : >'*- #-» -*- * —’"' * . e* 1* "Cl aj^ * *' » ’^. •- «*■.'*'ff? V W K D ffB H P A Y , J A _ J-1. IK. 1931 — Ito praaUanllal message for "dis­ !£ & * appointing" result* la reduction of eapanditwra, R rarer raid: After aaalyslng gerantmenta] aaenditure, Hoortr said: MARGARET PETERS, fed e ty Editor Mk “No matter how rigid economies 01flea IIS tiun*. may be, it U , obriuaa that the . (Continued From f i g s Oue) ( Continued Fsotu Cage One) (Continued Freuw Page One) budget cannot to balanced without Circle Number Four this odmlniatrition could giro to a bfost •ubatastisVs larraus# in! man of th# aommlllte i.n liefer. called again at a lunv.ir. .i cen­ BlinoKSVILLK — I. ..h Tan tto nagt administration," he Mid, rrrenuea." | raonm 03 dealing with Of Church Haa Meet tha ter cnee. l-iic ye*terun>. Kiu. L l„ Cent S tov open-d i.t 1o.l 'ing aa "would to to tnabl« them to start Pointing L iacem* te n s , cu*. j pntdeui ur war debt, wa* aiso 1 o It, an under srcr.da y f -,,t, 3 i : , htrset, formes ly o.ru p M Nino members of O n to Number ■u Wie Wils nt edntla-it . ,, 1)1'. with tha fadorsJ budget in balanc* toms and esciaa t a s » aa the three f ,rl ,|( tr | 1(uj >cftpte,j .j,,. L> t on dry t soda store, irc.ivsd. hot .... , ,i a, :t ,* . aad th* fetters) finance* in ord«r." major field* of Ineom*. the I’rrsi-. Uoard Vfrlkor K. Bteuat, of Fort Four of th* F i n e i a p t t e t Church •,r* -df WEDNESDAY dent dicta ra j hi* belief that In-J Ur. . v „ n a a wl|, „ Mr „ Th* President pointed out also 'lasts as “gotx.bjrs" to “ ,. M f«n, was tto |< » l yaxUrdaj of mat oh Monday afternoon at th* The Sanford Llttl# Theater will a need fur rafandmg pt an early com# la s ts already to** torn d e - j,,., cf th, , rw j of work<) Just Mr. o/ij lira, k o tj Lola*, May- rh an h far a short Unto and mo­ meet a t T:W a’tteck a t tto rom* f°te hc„*,,’u,U “ ' J V' r *’'" a>- I Cl l.AiiV.VIhC —Dredging opdate th* outstandlag ntjth.iatar- veloped to th* point of maximum fair. • ^ * au,'l pM’I'Jbly start (rations to he resumed soon on tored from th a n to tto County mUaloaar's room at tha City Hall. cit bearing Liberty boad: lato productivity “unless we are pre. as hr did last year when a tidal r of liifld membership, n o , ra­ ror me "vek s yachting rruis*' cicseway ptnject between T aapa Horn# where they bold their regu­ All mambars and totam tad per. par'd to a'.andon our American bond* bearing a lower ml* *f In* ps (ted in 30 hours. Judge J. IL m southern svatrr* I...... Jackson- and this place. | Am«ac tho** run hara planning lar misting. Mr*. Mary 8aU gar* loss a rt urged to sttfto . tairot- He added it was exeatial, system of fairly high exemption* Sharon wa* appointed as major- vllle, h la., about Fell, t or &. 1 to attend th* concert court# of tto B rrip tsn reading which \wn.r and reasonably law rate* applica­ also, that a torlioa of the govern­ general, while the General's tag Father t’hnrls-s K. to . g bin. of „ THURSDAY ble to the smaller income*." m etis a t th* Ocbndo Municipal fallowed by * prayer by Mrs. will include 'll. 31. Papssorth. It. Idftrolt, spent "n frien-ly visit' Monthly mootlsg of tto Gram­ ment's s h o r t - t e r m borrowing Increases already made, he said, Auditorium la Mitt Madallna Kant Hw itte r . — S p a tia l Thbr W eek — mar School P.-T. A. will take should be convert*«l intn longer result'd in a retreat of capital In­ F. Hsires, John Mriscl 'X . A .!‘*l“ *na Ihe day at the liooraselt Daring - tto afternoon Malian. Speer, W. 11. Tunnlclilfi-- and T. | home. He said he would rail again present sta g orrtrnl tongs and placo at 3:10 o'clock at Urn school term { m m .' to lax rxetnpl securities and “tlm Shampoo and Finger Wave "A balanced b u d g e t h e »*M. aadltorlam. Tto board meeting Frh, 16. I II. Kckerson. 7Sc M n. 1- B. McLeod, of Willi*, M n. Mary Hall read a poem, “A will bo held at 1:00 o'clock at tto "would greatly facilitate surh an denudation of industry and com­ Prayer," by Phoebe Gary. Dona­ Appointment wan also made of Former Judge llru Lindsay ant merce „f that much available cap­ ton, and Mr*. C. W. Denton, of tions of cake, candy, and fn ilu school. uparatiun." Kva-UfM Beauty Salon five roontls, each in clinic- sif a William II. Evans, p its iie tl of the Jackjonritto, war* the (uoat* yes­ After ditcusiing various m*t- ital." Annual Robert E. La* dance, 2UO N. I’arh Ave. Phone 73$ >ro distributed among th . In division, each colonel t„ hnse six chamber of gotninerrr of t ’u.ver He said ttor« waa little hop* of terday and last night of Mr*. mates of tho ■potiQted by th* N. do* V. Howard ter* pertaining to pending appro­ increased customs revenue* with­ companies headed by a captain, j f'Hy, Caltforuux, called together, Ralph B. Wight, Km# Court. Chapter of tho D. D. C., will tab* priation measure*, the I'retidant and each captain to bate four They said they, were inte-.estrtl in out ■ recovery of trade. place at 9:10 o'clock at tto City declared that, “no matter >mw rig­ | upem ptyairul ,cIlu( | UI nut ■H, Any attempt to distinguish be­ lieulrnnts. id economies may be, it !• obriou* tlall. Music by Msro’a Orcheitr*. Th* three Sanford colonels w ill'go Into details in their comment.' tween "escise" taxes on manufac­ CHARITY DANCE Mrs. Lain? HostessAt GARDEN NOTES Srminoie Chapter Number Two that the budget cannot h- bat tured eommoilitl**, or “sales" to Walter Coleman of Dltbion At Leaving his talk with uWHc> By MRA. W. E. WATBGN Order of th* Easter* S tar will ancej without a moat substantial tasr* on aiimlar products, Hoover S. O. Shinholr-r of Division II and 'e ll. Col. House a -erled “no Sponsored by Am. Legion ^R aify For Visitor increase In revenues." r meet at 7:10 o'clock a t Ito MaTUESDAY, Jan. 24th From the present Congiea* of as,i rled, could . be no more than I W r Thurston of Division t' i president in my memory bis had sonic Hall. The (lard**. Club of Sanford Mr*. J, W. Coates, of lltttslo, will! belter training fur the High ugree' “mere juggling with words.1 Mr*. T. W. Howard, of ManasTha Methodist Young People’s appropriation bills thruugli t ’un aa*, Va., tto home gut*! of Mr*. will hold its annual intytlng.nn TRfANON ...JjiUJbt-estimated.-iuiu>uM!,,fut4d*&l,a‘ D*garl»*i>l...wuU.-. entertain....tto .•Bark*. Bte itei *»»-torn, red ■whh^rfpfgy-Tt»:"T,'Tr~nf7W ~'X"Tf:,')lt General Asiembly cf the City elted. I|>meer declared it was in­ the next fiscal year he said nearly und II. \V. Lodcr, uf t«ngw»o l,' I here i, m, doubt tin' I residentbridgs party Ivan last night 6y th* | elect 1* applying himself |u the , h- Sanford Kanfoi Cons try Club. dicated hi* recommendation, a*'to $700,1100,000 is comprised of “so. as- rnloiel al Division K. At Union at 7:30 P. M. tGled excise taxes" levied on a — tM rr;-R ohy Lalng at her horn* in During the discussion on the diversified Issue* confronting him decreases would not be realised by thr> float of th* basin*** saaslon, few score of manufactured com; prnposed membership campaign, and particularly tu foreign probM ayfair with thro* labia* of at which lima oteetion of offlaars 1100,000,000 „r mure. FRIDAY goat I t in attendance. A* honor for tb* nantt year will take placo, The regular meeting of tha W. "Th'refore," he added. “Il |a modifies. Of the taxes no* levied, Gus Scbmab, of Lake Monro*, on- lenis. Those who bate talked with . -Announcing i g o n t Mr*. Howard r*ctteod a Mra, Ma'colm M. Lindor will giro C. T. U. will to. bald at 1:00 more likely that the ileficil will to added, nearly $100,000,000 are nounced that be will furnish pork him say he ha* an Intimate knawlWooden fJarqut a* a memento of a talk on "Moths and Bulter- o'cJscb at the homo „f Mrs. T. E amount to from HOO.OiMi.noo ta upon essential*.a* distinguish'd sausagr and apple flwpiacks for ";— ---- :----- --------- - ■—-------from non-***tntials. -th* occaiion. CHARITY Ihe breakfast inerting. Mr. * , „ Th*' ('u« w lt!ra will $700,000.1*00." Gios". This will ho followed by TboraUy W**l First 8tre*t. “Th# Congress" ho sail, "ha* Bchmah whose offer was occepteii ru,v11,t of B. 1. Haines, of AltaA fter several progroaaioa* of ThplAssrion Class w>H meet at Th# President di*patch«l hi* th* annual luncheon la th* din­ thus already eslabtlihed a ‘sate* hfMg* tcoras w a n add'd and ing room of the dub houaa. 7:30 /clerk at tha home of Mr*. energetically .worded message to will, th« thanks of the Board, alto ” ont' *» '1"»temar.: Mr*. FASHION U s’ as th# batbr for one quarter ^ p t i * * * awarded. Ur*. J . P. Ridgo M n. J. (X Banaon la genera II. H-HIIL 1919 Palmatto Avenue, the Senate and House in mid-aft- of the whole public wveastee-and rxplatoad tto.latpuilattc* uf lu>gr Kndut Cuctett, uf Gcnusar-C- K. ■B h o l d high tror* and raralved p»r- chairman for, khte- swans ariahrakte)-with. Mra. Dawson, of Ofiedo, J. T:. F ox, of Mr*. R. U Baaed, emnnni-Heth-itianganWsPtl for h raising tu tha local farmer. SHOW ha, already adopted 'sales’ taxes ^ t a * wbil* M n . TrtM lu Haaill, rommlttea* aaalsting'har' Mrr. E. Mrs. A. H. Batch**, Mrs. IL A. lengthy period. Approval war gitrn of plait* I’asrla, ( apt. I \ Ilnllett, nf Fern ur«n raxtntial* a* dt*Hn|d1*h*d 'who waa Ioaky la cutting, wa* pew- N. Scott will has* chary* of Moreland, and M n. A. M. Gerdti'ark, \ \ . J. Wells, J r , nf le.ngBut after It wa* read in the for the Beminole Cu.nty rxhillts Spon.xot.il by th* ' tented a leather n w ia ( k it House, th* first reaction was e i- from mm-easentlal*. To extend to te ,#*n in th* Pcnnsyivaata wood. Mi*. Henry Wight and Fii.i daaorattens for th* tatting for niter a* he>tease*. this form of taxation is raltto r A t a late to u r a rated course the maoting In th* roomy of tto T. Wt liama, of Nanforl. Th* 8aaford Branch of th* yrt««ed by Chairman Hyrns, DentStation in New York City and on •lunior W elfare waa ta rre d by the heat***, aaatat. elnh home, M n. EX M. Galloway American Association of tfnivar- ocral.'T'nneasee, of th# appropri­ mw nor revolutionary. Those T im er t at the met ting “Instead of irn ad in g I* over a the stag* uf Ihr Munin.al Audi­ included: H. F. Haines, L. • D. #d by M n. I . P. Ridgo, Mr*. Burba will plan and direct tto Uhl# #f- aity Wonsan will meat at 4:00 ation* committee, who told the Association Steal*, add Mr*. F n n k B. Mae- freta and Mr*. W. W. Goatack, o’clock at th* horn* of Mr*. C. K- member* that “in nil the lime I've few score* „f commodities- and torium In Orlando dcring Februl Haines W. Il, Italnra, ot ary.v NoltL Quant Ilia* of natars, c* n a ­ place card* and lurprb* featurei. Mason, Mallonrill* Avenue. A Veen in Congress I never hrard a service* at irregular rate* which Sfringi; Clements Hopeful uf arcuting Stale Road Altamonte Fashions by tion t, gladioli and other flowers Mr*. Coorgn Hull, hoataaa at tho boarj meeting will taka place at more nmnslng m'ssng* sent to cause discrimination and .hardship Department co-operation io con­ Clements llallett. of P u n Ha.-k: between Industrie*, it would seem w a n u»#d ta adorn tho room* dub, will cater for the Garden 1:30 o'clock. Yowcll-Drew Co. Contress." llallet, of Fern I’aik; Harry w l.*n th* guests war* enter Indirectly Byrne, his committee tbe essence of good statesmanship nection with the impruvcmcTit of E. Club an all r a d Ire and gmtatablo Wirg, *pf 1, - M ,yj certain roadt in this rounty, tin to apply such a tax generally al n rained. and the Hour* all were scored by luncheon of four couraao. Than Inw rale upon food and cheap* r Board appeinled tto fol owing lius F'chmah, of Lake Monm#; J, .Inn. 26th, 10.13 * Thota present w on: Mrs. T. W. will to music and It la bopad th# grade* of clothing, and thireby at a special committee which w(jj J* Menick, W. J." Wells, Jr., nf -------- 4 and 8 P.M. Howard, honor guest, Mr*. Burba tlmo s t tebl« will b* •• pleasantly iLongwAbJ; T. W. Lqwton, o ft NATIONAL GUARD Strata. Mm. H. K- Ruasall. Mr*. •pant that member* will to not Mfdlea| 0#t*-'lmi*nt, *l*>ur 15 Rise to th# federal government a attend • Road Department meet­ Kola Park W. * Brumlay, M n. Luay 0 . Bua- quit* willing to return to thalr boy* of each unit receiving the stable baal* of Incom# during^ the ing in Tallahassee next Wednes­ Oviedo; Martin Btanko, nf Stavia;1 NEWS J. E. Fot. FL II. lusni y. of Panin. | Orlando, Fla. period of itepwaxtetL" aty, M n. Trerale Ha«H. Mr*. homes at *o early an hour. day: Slat# Senator J. J. Danish, mark 0f 10® f«r personal appearBy E. H. CCLLUM Frank R. MacNtlll, Mr*. R. E. John Melach, H. J. Lehman, and I. K. Allen, (J, E. Ualmv-, VY. ance, etc., this week. It ia Indeed plesaant to not# DANCE PLANtftfD Connley. Hr*. Morris Spanrar. tho fact that tho object of th# Private A. Calhoun in the new­ George - W. MeRory and Karl 8. Colemer, H. 1, Dean, F. F. Ccmany D and Headquarters Admission 26c Darner, V. K. Douflass, W. M. Mrs. J. P. Ridgo, M n . T. A. Broth- Carden Club hi* bean *o affl- Company held their regular drill est member of Comany I*, having tohmann. 'NA large namter of mtmben* of arson, Hr*. K jl* Bhoomabor, Mr*. rlently esprasaed In th* program* Moaday 'night. Headquarter* hav­ j, innl last wtek. Appolnlmvnt of n t'our.ty F’nr- Haynes, K. J. Hal y. W. A. Lett lei, Hugh C. Whelcbel. and MU* Elis­ of th* flea circle* within it* n u n - ing practkatly all praaaiR, ComSergeant Porter Lansing's hinds the amlal aet uf thi* city D rslry Committee, to make a study G. \V. McRoiy, John Mrlsrh, II. M. If weather U inclement, planning tu attend the annual nf th* foreatry ncr.la of this sec- I'apwarth, J. IL Sharon, F’eler xbow will be hetd on Jen. abeth Bhoomabor. bamhip a* Artial* Two of tto pany D having 49 proaant and have about haaled up from very painfu| but not srriuu* injuries Hobert E, U r dam). t'» be given tian with a representative of llw* Thurrion, W. 11. To mile 11ire, F. 27th. Any changes In Jltn« constitution present* raison lor 17 absent. Doth rump*ni*s held close urder rtcriv.-d " couple if w.elu, npo. tomorrow night at the Cite Hall Mlat# Forestry llepnvtmrnl,- wn. T. Williams, F. It. Wilson, nf wit’ be announced over th* the osistanco of our alub—"Th* ob­ D. L. Thrasher Home ject Ins,much aa most of the hoy* hy the N. tlr V. Howard Cb'pter Sanfinl. Grarte Beyb*. nf l.akrdrill dpring th* first period. of thl* club (hall to to proradio. of the Mediral l)etachra*nt have of th# U. D. C, Dancing will to until a late hour to music t > to wmhI, Ohio was also present aa T h a Headquarters Company Is Scene Of *Party mot* an interest In g*rd*n*. their wwaa Kail U'liiuaim. design and management, to co- :• received a consignment of gotten their-slacks. Major Stevvm# gln at 9:10 o’eteeb aad continue ■furntabed by Mero's Orehvslra. advisee that al| member* of that In honor of |t o m tn iw rt of tho operate In tho protection of wild new rifle*, which I* a welcome unit must report al drill nail ^ r u e s d a v Duplicate Club Mr*. R- flowers,, and natlao plant*, and addition to th* unit. - W* ur.- glad l* report that Tuesday nlg'-ri in rotlmi shirts and to encourage Grie planting." N e /a a q n 1 and M n. l>. Sergeant Harper of the Head- •tack*. Those who have not yet Thao* husy day*, trail lilted wllh T h rath cr antertained with n luncb<f ■ gotten their slacks must let theBn auo artd bridge (a rty given y*»- Mipotuiblllty. urge u* to hold quarters Company, who under- between now and next drill night_t ._____ -. . _- — .L went an operation tor apendicitl* terday afternoon a l tto home of tight—guard nor tome* and ail Major Slevans, acn mpanled by them, building n tto Lakes City Hospital U»* Mra. T h m a h a rr'ln Bora Court. that surrwnd* Caplain BUgret uf Orlando, made Moantltrea of gladioli In bright firm our H*#* ami the tlfe of latter part i f Drember, has now a flying trip l« Bt. Atiguitln* about rscovarad anil Is able tn atour community. It l* lfl<teed fit•hndaa wan* uaad to adorn th* Tnrs.lay. both returning In time tu room i w h a n Ito goeala w tr^ m u llsjc to uia *ffurl in cuinnuinUy tend U> hi* duties wllh the Com­ attend tho drill that night. ■aralc* to lh» fdltest measure pany. • . tirtiiiMU* The Medical Delation nt boy* The lleadquarttra Company Immediately a fte r th . arrival iw ttu # a* IndUtduaU wo are also received their drill checks the Y j tb# guest* luncheon wa* la rstd rraded much mot* today in this boy* spent tto latter p art'o f th* first of th# wrak. in to n n e* op th# bridge table* re re lee than In a period, "when evrnlng in ronitructing switch­ board back*. which w o n or* tin hi with linen the gooae hang* high", **• w* Monday night was pay day for c o ra n and cantered with *ll**r ttll.-d upon to mak* many •aeri­ 1— Company D, the boy* lining up baahat* of teunndcr and pink fies* doing our bit In sll phase* Smartest of tha New ■ftrr drill and many heart* mad* of cieie work. I t la in ' tnla •want pea*. N o rth * Caakata of WIIKN you pick up yMir^prwxpapt r mid glance over -ha advi-rliwing glad by the receipt i f their drill Spring Coltofw! n u t. m a rk a d -tto plaesn of tto thought that wo ao well raallte check*. that our membership* In the »*■ gu«ftti. Tb* Med lea I Datarhment held Rondo . Throughout t h i n l t n r n n o n ried orgonlsation* are not l“*t I" you ipiilc iinconsrintixlv mulliply ymirHelf a lb .iruiml limntHa usual drill Tuesday night, I a flue nee. though w# may ourbridge gam** w a n anjoytd gnd S3) bring marked prearnt and 3 astro* fee| w* do (o l materially prise* w o n *wanted. High »eoro absent, on* with leav# and two— prise*. P y n * dteto*. w a n p re bane fit. Thar* will be a board me*'in* Privates Kubanka and Thompson pentad to M n. & L. Perklna and In half or tlire*-(|iiaclrr\uf an liuur yuu ran, figuratively apeaklng, *f tto club on Wednesday. F«b. A W 0 L. Mr*. J. C. Banana. M n , Joseph A, Tto fkrat part of the evening 1, morning at *:*0 o'clock at th# Makach waa Ito by In cutting and tom# at Ito praaldant a t *hlcb waa sprnl In.cka* order drill, fol­ vhil every pingrrmilvr Hturv in town. Yuu virtually poke your h«ad n e e lra d • r e M f t t o l * w ,l ,r time ail detail* of built)*** will lowed by tha U tter drill. Private, Hester of tto Madical ba.dUpatebad ouch a* report* <-f h°T tora peasant w o n : Mra. H- tttransferred, resigned. or new D'tarhmenl ra'sl**! hi* • dlaInto every departmrnt nf every deparlmrnl alore. Yuu $un Into Ihe florA f c e w b . M n . W alter 8. Coleman, members, will bo rara-i for. *nd charge- to being compelled to . ^ M n . L, 9 . l a y t o Mra. Jraaph A. i i v HCfMTnhfndRtkw»» ••wnril l« t resign *„ account i f having to ■etatb," Mrs. i f C. Bauson, Mr*. J. to tter ruling* rhinge* In by-law* work at night. The vacancy was Ixt'a, Ihr runfertbnrr\ the oculln I'k, Ihr leading grarerk-s, bnnke, W. H lntortnhter. M n . Ralph »Sew nowt These tempting ate. should bo prarantfd. Namra immediately fIliad by the enlist W ig h t,'M n . C. E. Heavy. ot Jack- of new officer* ia *a*H eual# nlent of Joseph I . Moss, who aov f a b r ic s invite you! A •ootnie, and Mrs. R. U Parkin*. most to reported, and ll*t» for era! years ago was n member wealth of patterns ami IhratrrH, all the varlnux places lhat supply Ihe Ihlngn that make thin lunebma ra*#r»atioii* (aon* will of Company C if W .st Palm ooloriru:.-*—for every Ias IP bo acaopted after that morning), Beach. Anniversary Of 18th mutt to turned to s t th at tlas*. Sargaaat HoiUtlaw, of tto —I.n our flneit-wovuii enm the twentieth century and life worth (he living. Here u a greater choice Medicgl Detachment, holds a res­ brie. A m etotet e t Observed Dues muat to paid pot later than old that rennet to toaten, and the the day of th* laaaheon. Tb* rain of last week was * writer data not toUev* has been They’re Fast Colors! -tn ealetm tton of tt o thirteanth In rlolhing, food, furniture, huoks, picture*, musical ImrirumenK travel. blissing, and If »nu will now •qualitd by any ihembrr of thi annlrarsary of U»t. pnaalng of tto National Qgard and that is ha bsa t> odd year dab of ‘ fertlMaar and ElfbtMUth Amawdtefot * Pnhli-ot missed n drill eight sin:* ha Naval FOB SPRING Nave! bltkHt B a r pa*• r a n ted* prrapn ted work It la t e ll around your anenlerlaittmctil, uppurl uni U't for (nvc>ilmrnl, the Hervice of public utUlNpaiklins mw deatgna in l i n t Jplnad tto - otgattiiatloa, i t ...i.i* yam will aag-.a traaafunna------op- Monday evewlaff ' s t t t o F irst y ta n ago. Methodist Church with M n . Frau- ri»n la th e n lima. Do twl • HATtnue” K:«n Internal I* being taken In cas A. Hickson In «b»r*e of mutte. Mllaa your abruba. Cold la ahead. th* cavdesig that are bring con­ ly rorpnrallunu than anv m inurcb a t n!d could rommand. , - T to program wa* g ln n aa fot- *»- tope, aod \ forillisatlnn of ducted by to th Company II and ite ab r aad most *f a g tree*. * \)l(f penduc* Dtor growth and woo wowU coma with tto raid. the Auxiliary of thy church. Mr*. II would easily take n thotiiun d ynu-j, *nve!m;» bard all day, ta It U nob too lata to aat annuals. W. L Henley will to tto leader Y*» m ar fartllli# y w r rose# now. for tba day. S a n g f ^ S U r ''Spnngted w If some have t o n teat In ---------- — - i ------------------------ find out fur yourself what Ihe ndverlixeincnU tell yuu in a few min* Audience. Pat £ L 9 nd colorings for tto (mat wra*», tahd «od|age, aad Bible Banding. , sek a few more, tow grt going to every taatfl Clearly printPrayer, Th* Her. Smith Hardin ulcs moniijig or evan'ng. nl on altnrdy fabrics 1 omM TrsmPt Ihf Bpf* wUpTfor them l a * ' whaa all tto MeaaWng," Man’* Quartette. coUp ro mra Into year ntlghtor'a They’ra fait color*, tool w ^ - W k ^ n Theta1* griak rard ra. ra* ihroagh ram p.tlti.eJuat think I You can af­ p a sg ra .' < " c * r —«. but through (b* knowledge ford go many p r e t t y AdvertlHementa deserve vour uttenllcn. They deserve year conft* of tto Jpy ttoy gj»a yott and «to dredges at tlUa price. tto (tem oT t^r braaty t to add U .-tto tom* aad C P. Herndon, giro to • » . who fata* by. KkTd j ^ dencr, Wilhoul advertl.ning, the price.) <cu noald have to pay for auny Harden, Mr*. B> C. Mrs. Bratrice WgTO GIVB PROGRAM — ■ ■ ■! . Social_And , al Activities • Personals Roosevelt to HOLD PARLEY |Q B HOOVER Newman Chosen HOOVER POLICY To Hfead trade IN |A ST 0. K Body Campaign BY R00SL\ JiLT ?■; ..rr;,!:1,.'Sr. *Ai* Social Calendar =F I A Thousand DRESS Pr in ts 1 4 jssr js.'ssr t i t s * PRINTS Yaar* Bafor* "Oar Mato to Tiara of Trouble" ta d Thirtean Team Wf1| K tto tubjaci of tto protto - W* A Carpan- (epm tg to gtraa Thursday to u rtoon a t l i t o a'rtedk to tto F w tCharth to * part #f tto M of Ihe neirsaillea you now huv for i.jtull change would make a bill laok like a ondteball on tbe kitchen tange. J C . PENNEY CQ to F H J k 'flw - ■*t ji/* '.Sftf mm '4 �COMPETITION T h ere will be a m ad ch ase through th e heaviest tra f fic to g e t to SMASHING CRUSHING Hang onto your money for another day - tie it in your “hankie” if you must, but-hang on until Friday, Jan. TIIK IIAWN OF TOMORROW* GROUP SALEM When BUY W HAT YOU NEED— BUY NOW PROSPERITY—like age. N primarily a *tatf of mind. After all, people are only as prosperous as they Teel themselves to be. Spending treatrs btvincKM—Prosperity. Retrenchment eraate* dcpre*s.'on—Business doubt. If the money of the United Staten is kepi in cireulaCoo, if you huy what you need, when you need it. thus furnishing employment for others, then they, in turn, can buy what they heed. In order to as* HI the national campaign of relief of the unemployed and'help start the wheeUnf cnntntcrrein cur own community, II^Ls neres* sary we nil do our part. ............__................. _ ___ _____ — g‘7>uV*ThlT1iy’na^'n'K*a ' pcrial s dav /selling, campaign, starting Friday. Jan. *>th. entitled TIIK DAMN OF TOMORROW—Not nn ordinary mle.'bul an EVENT—Store-wide in 'scope— In marking these prirrs we are basing our prices on tndayV opportunities and forgetting the original r«st. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO COMB! THOUSANDS WILL BF TIIB DAWN OF TOMORROW * GROUP SALES Sheets—5 Groups 59c-69c-79c- 89c-98c n Indio/ Tahla (laths, Napkin*. I imrhinti SrlN, Ta**L>, Hr. 5 (ifuM|is Pillow Canes 3 Grouns d!)c-8‘tc-$1.2«)§Ui!t-?2.95-$:i.95 m f /n ti i liliiiiiiirn: FRIDAY SPECIAL SPECIALLY PRICED DRESSES and “T H E DAWN ( SUITS Fenttltini; the Sun esses of Hie Season--At nn • I nlirnrd of Low Price. NafTiHdlW''.Mvrttliwdt Krawrt SKWINI! Til UKAII Inrluifinn all ruHr*. w n t t l m l Pure Silk HOSE 10c 15c 10c 19c 42c Kprrially |iurrha*rd (mm Irrrline national hmtlrry m-mifa<turrr<. Tallin to 11.95 rSHijtillr Irrrgular) Ktlrf Npcrlnl A Spool. We have Inkrn Drastic Reductions in our prices. Valins to 113.13. Earn unr individual!, tlu n m far Surlily anil .III.*—I l n u r s (nr Virr* urra.lun, mrliHlIm T srrd KwiKfirr Soil a. .Stirs II to II. ’ T he D aw n o f Tom orrow GROUP PRICES MONDAY ONLY QUALITY THAT SATISPIKH YOlllt PRIOR I'RICKS TIIATJ'LEAHK YOUR 1‘t'RSK. Cosi-ril and It. A tV. Please gel ready early Monday morning. CORSET & COMBINATIONS REM NANTS 3 fireuiM $1.00 — $2*95 — $4.25 INDIES* UNDIES Inrludlng braanltrea. dansrllia. pantirs, ilipa. trddirn. p«*ns and pajama*. 3 Group* i kailiiif ml!li—si ComrtwniuRi, .‘19c-89c-¥1.69- $1.95—$2.95 Ladies* and Childrrn'a PRICE Hundreds of piece* lo select from at a frac­ tion of their worth. SWEATERS! and BLOUSES Choice of (he Utilise Franliflil. Iiriehl lira print*. lallr,, rtr. ac«d siuililt lallurrd in the aunt i l n r r A?| aUrs— lit lo 51. 19c - '$ 1 . 6 9 — fl.9 5 - $ 2 . 9 5 COTTON SUITING—111 PH O EN IX HOSE INCLUDING 4 Croup* C H ILD R EN ’S DRESSES S Group* .Up to tt 7ran rtiaire of Ihtf llaii** CURTAINS CHILDREN’S Women—He fnlr to vour-ekr*! Before you buy a cout . . . any place . . . coat* to Yowell'a, Let iim prove to you that A quality coat can be bought ut a low price—lower •han ‘ you ever dreamed ptm-slble—. v A Beautiful Selection to Choate From ' A. STYLE!—A FUR!—A FIT FOR ALL! V2 COATS PRICE 4 (iraapn 49c — 89c — 98c LA D IES’ GLOVES WaafaabU Pabrir and Rida 3 Croup* iW Velrrt (Vduray ■ U| p o \ ALI �9 * % *4> WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1H. 1 WORD BARGAIN A Snappy, Spicy Sales event th at o f­ fe rs a real sensation in m erchandise values. DEFYING AN EPIC IN MODERN M ERCHANDISING llxhrrinir In Days of Incnmpanhle selling nnd intensified acnsnlional bargains sponsored bv a xtore you know M reliable—Hacked by years nf alerting aeniee and Seatons guarding of public trust and confidence graciously bestowed— Visualizing our progress, we bring our past year to a close with a % ivid sto:e-widc offering of extreme low prices that act a precedent in saving and exceeds every former effort on our part to provide the grandest array of wonder vnlurs ever offered the iqwd people nf Central Florida. la y aside every cure, every burden, pluirlo nlteml upcnjng hjiur^nj,A?JtIitJLfl^tUPCJ»XDUla.lherAsaru«^>.\<I~MA4^ r n w w f r T n R X n ^ W T A lE N T S A T T i l l s — R E A D Y A T T H E S T R O K E O F 9. great econom y Tin Cans, Rags, Bottles and Bones are what some Special Sales are made from. But you will find this Sale far fromjbeing a tin can Sale. event for you to save 'generously *> FRIDAY, JA N . 20th T O S E R V E V O ir R E IT E R AH T H E HAYS R O M . ON IS OI R E A R N E S T D E S IR E . i ERE WHEN TH E CLOCK T H E DAWN OF TOMORROW BOYS’ SUITS NEW SUIT OR O VER CO AT S P E C IA L L Y P R IC ED Divided Inla I Groups He OUTING FLANNEL Solid an d F ig u re d — In T w o Groui . e 8e an d lac yd. C H O IC E O F T H E H O U SE nraollful Patterns in Guaranteed Fast C'nlnrn. $(1,00—Out They Go V “T he Dawn of Tom orrow . Specials In the Men and Boys’ Departm ent The Dawn o f Tom orrow SPECIA LS Men and Horn SUIT WORK BOYS’ COVERALLS 44 c *oja’ All Weiil RR0W SPECIALS II) Curlee uml Other Ootid Makes of High tirade t’lnthing All New Styles—Former Values to TROUSERS YARD anil LADIES’ FELTS •THE DA\YN OF TOMORROW HALE” Will Never He Forgotten Vulrn n:e screaming at you. Store*vvidc Sole Fruit of the Loom MEN’ S SUITS OVERCOATS In the season's latest 5 piece, pure wool suits. Light and dark patterns, including blue serge $1 a suit. Here’s how we do it—Buy one suit or an overcoat at cither $16.75— $19.75—$21.50 or $29.75 and we will sell you the second suit or overcoat of equal value Tor only $1.00. In case you don’t need both suits or a suit and overcoat yourself, bring a friend with you —Big stock to select from. IAY ARY I9c-69c-89c- 98c To Ihime win. with la «|wnj » l« l» hat nnl (mi much —**«• In-raid Ihl* r'arian rail it, »a»in*». i Fur I Pair. THE DAWN of TOMORROW Men, you too can save. ' KNIGKHIWT OUNUINL BROADCLOTH DRKSS SW EATERS BOYS’ SHORTS IDCLOTIIH— G IN G H A M S Vli n’a sircirli" ■iVv’E A T K It- lain roliir. and .mart m « |ialli-rn«. lilurrd. Writ rrlnliwri-d In » MillMrn. *—A lini­ 7 iHitlnn (rnnl. Iia irr-.lirEnli, tn . i m n ' tr. »•». IMhrr, t r n i . lira nil. - fA SIl M A T E R IA L S ALUES TO $1.00 ROBES T int SH IR TS an d SHORTS 19c — . 39c UNION SUITS 98c M«»a All Wa*t DRESS SH IR TS Florida ( ■!, .m ill u d h t | f alir.. MAWYtitt* SHIRTS & BLOUSES Itrialar IXrrh tU»i* John B. ■ p STETSON A - p JC a A t The Lowest Price In • * History • A ll New Shades �£f\ vmm nrr mcy Currency W orking With re n t S u c c e ss I) that »srti time It M Iks »*smt,r la ii< n n ■ itama. llawaMI *{ (.(** In Inwa. hai « lit« n r r nf Iht* tup* n«n(h« TV, fnlliiwlna II* n( It* MparlilUM iw Kln.1 n( tunney. LWARDEN. Iowa, Jan. I I Tkyly printed In k, rad black and whit# ara ag aa mopay hart. Thai* flaataa jf* circulating in «*• Kl fo r inoda and aarricta in with emergency i ha* brnught Hawide recognition, known a* trade ratambling trading lp*y hate baan laWJ tna nawardan City Coun- c r e k t r e j 'A r w 'A M Ik* MM f e o f t A l W 8«r##l Baked M . Agaloai lha w*D rttra author 5 m Tb* children in a row, «*lf*w, a vary mm #f r w ‘i dbgrfcMl v ' Until t inelhfhlly knew • Who u A td Lb* family cpakl* ttOVALTV THAI LOOKS ROYAU <0*m il arm**** fliyUs o i l Km t i l l " »«**»• Atlm » / _ »<«<*"* « •MUi «Mth hee h«|* RSaT aJtaW Oo*MI 1b* chorus r « M , ' r, lUtanini from afar t r o u g h a d ' — and ASelf. Kale IK 'I"* , % lsag sWKliMn r . x i r*»•j . ’s'! »» g T « A R K n i’lLPII t AgnoCtATION. a I ration. Com a la tna at, 1/tsMty atniMMlk^ t m.Hi: s>e u. rp J tart and Anl* itliteO i n * December. A. : M ailer In entered on lb* I>, ta il t.'Knarai ^.^aLhjiW. .h p warden la governed by a Nil ao “Ilbeial" In iu attl|g. that laal April clip taiea IBM a thing of the paal. The iklpsl-twned light and water pay for ih ms»lv*« and for *Uk«r cotta of cily governIn contrail with ulhar city-* unlcipll dabta llawardan la ariitomid to having on bad a tWJortab’e balance a t all tlmta. ft! balance waa (35,000 al lha Moiling of th« fitcai year, April 'iM J . Tbe scrip currency plan Iv a anna tha Hgwardan coun'II has ikan to rallav< unamploymanl lata e l Maalda. 'm ala gartlanl larrlbad aa fallows/, ta-wlt; “Let 11 nf Erie Aodarttr AdOfttaa to O n ado, aeeoMli to tha pl*t tkeraof record#* Plat Doog I, paaa IE EMI jlaenji^ at SaatTnola Coan| ORgATtN aA P gtV i A allaat praMara •nir an tba Iran# aadii in ) tka payer I n M i aira ana semalete tantral tear |KU IM karaapawtr iludreiher Cbemawn new an aakieilien at aatemaauo •nan*, tace*. pantr ana Mfely entirety nay in Hit 11.000 i l n i , aatereinp ta Paul □ . HefTies". (Inaartl pratiatnl, glut*, lakar t* !*• CerparitWn. >rm» caak. Pvnaaasr <• par M * T p r. t m EldUtinaR HART, galtciier ter CooipUlagat. TURN -P a tty pg tna puimraa men ut tna riiy. y The publicity which haa attend­ ed the working out Of tha axparlgiant ha* baan the major drawM gl. City officials and mercbanla are kept busy explaining tka oparatlcn of their stamped A f r it, Ifatam to ic o n s of dtlaglliona from othar communlliai fe d , by lallar, to other lnt|ulrlng | paraona. Inquiries have coma ronaldcr the plan uiill| they have in writing agreement* from mer­ chant* In nil jown* in Ihe county, pledging thenuiLvrn to accept the /;' Tha trailing crrtiflcatai nf lla. roupon* in tra il^ wordan ara not greatly different This l« virtually what haa hern frofn th* wampum u»«tl by the ftk tu Indian*, who formerly in- dune In llawarden- Itnrlf 'and b ^ H ad the hllla and pralrla along •Inc* Uttobar In more than a scar* of rltiim- where the mcrtb* Biff Sioux River near hare. Tti* rouncil laiuad (1(10 worth rhant*, with few eicrplUn*. have i f coupons about twice Ih* alia pledged them»L*lvpa to a1rapt thaf a dollar blit In (1 denomina­ coupon* in Iradr. Kifly Hawarden merchnni* !«■ tion tarly In Ortnlwr, 1u:i2. titlon d th» council to i«*u* the , Op*rail n of the stamped acrlp council lo , Uau* tho cou­ gyatam i* simplicity itself. It pon". The Chamber id Con-, aiMORta to a sa'cs las nr Himfvyr le t of 3 per cent paid by merte liickrd lha plan sod U standing behind Its opal al loo. user of th* “money”, The i»iuance of tha scrip on . Th# proceed* of th . lax eonstlOct. H ramg a fttr aaverul month* iii\f a fund which the city holds cgitation l.y a young Netherland­ to radram tho coupons. The ipujpoipt themarlvr* ars illslrlbulm) er, Charles J. /.ylstra, who kept fo man amplny d on “mail*" work • Iter the merchant! trying to sell thrill on the rehenw until hr hud fifty cimvlnrad. « T V city treasury ta nut nothing on th* original payment and is *The council w an t'd to pave u li nothing in lha and, brrapsi /•mull *treat and It determined to finance the work In part l.y ncrip. Kalra employaau were lo be eho»en from among an abnormal­ ly Ivrg. unemployvd group In IIawardrn, where, in September, IW head* <d fainilir* war* out of woth In a cily uf only. 2JM0 pop­ ulation. Men employed for Ilia paving ty the butcher, expecting to re- job were pal I SO ranis an huur 4Ca It bifrr* the traveling man for an eig.il-hour day. The coun­ tllod for It In Ih* morning. The cil paid them at tbe rat* of iW ijehtr paid the grucar, the gru- pant* a day In cash ami ( l a day V paid It to th* hotal man for In arilp. Payment uf acrlp to men benrliiud by Ilia, “ made" « 4 and room. Tka' east morning th* hold work prujict* I*"the only method ! • return*.I th* bill lo Ihe trav- of original dl*irlbi.tl<in. Andrew Mrltrldr, rounrllm^n in H g man, who tar* It up, rxItblpg that it wet countcrfriL charge uf atrerta, says he cm* •aamt. ui INS juunj; l/UlCnm*ll |4 4 th* bill had duo* (4U0 worth pluyed prsgtlrally all the city'* that I'ro fe io r I h h f r wnuM havr ( hiialnei* gttd treryU dy was unrinplvyid In paving Ih# atirct. a time limit within which the Ryltlra’x giving aarh man a day'* work a •crla must bn spent. plan provides for no such limit, i Hawarden etch raralvrr of week. Mote than a acora nf onmmunlSince tha struct haa been paved pf th* | l roupono must, ba—Ra~*xn purehaaa aaylbiag men have-hem employed »n grad­ ties Iff lawn have I M j h j i A l l * I It, affix to It a thraa-canl ing and graveling atrrrU and in den's Had In aulhorlxlng Issuance ip, bought with real money other work, la addition to receiv­ of a trip currency alnca Oct. R. I tb# cljy d irk . Tha revtre* ing part payment In scrip men Ther* are other Iml la tors in Canof tho roupon carries num- hurt woiked out light .and w atir ad* and the Middle W#*t. d ' apseta where thlrly-ilx hills on th* city’* eonalruction Ipi kontf Case* the scrip la Is­ ip* m ail b* paste,| before K Jobs this winter. sued and accepted without au­ b« radaamd for ( I In actual When lha (309 In coupon* runs thorisation bywany gavyrnm ntal lta stamped eounw lta purchas­ body. In. Sioux Cily a cjiutch V " lha thirty-six stamp* ing power will* have b«tn |IO,M>0 hxx decided to care for lta t oor \ h*en affixed Ih* city ro- Uid the lag on Iha.laia* will be (y >••01111 scrip lo pay f»r labor 1*0 Ih# coupon for I t . m th* sad lo ho ad ap ted for good* acd • t ef lta trxvalx tb* coupon A typical roupon finds Its wny rervlrea hy Indlrldu*'* agreeing *a:umu!at#d ||.og worth of front lha city unploy*, who first to the plan, u* poryhsid from t^ i dty. receives It to a,grocer, who may So ally hoi got hack th* At pare It pn lu th t Jeweler or filling T A R P O N B 1* It I NUH-J. V [ ffVhsh to retire lha cedpon •latlon owner, who |ny* Ik to the Hamrick moved hit electrlMl butcher, who bttya with it ndvar- •for# to aaiabllshmant af IValkPr W I real* with which to rjjWttHig Uw caupooa and thlpg * » “• in tho newspiper. Iximbtr 4 Supply Co. |n ptouth Oidlnarjly, at tha ood nf th* IlnoU *. .Arena*. . • •" Underi nding O f Collegi lose Is lucator Asked By ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Jan. IH.—A pic* for more'liberal pub­ lic understanding of the aim*, j urpose* anil shortcomings of Amarlran colleges, Instead ut jumping to th* coffclusl n /that "higher oducatlon i* a failure”, wrfs mad* by Hr. Carlton J. Ilay n , profassnr of -hUtury at Columbia University, In a prepared address read at the closing saaaltn of the nineteenth annua" mealing of the Asaociatloa of Amatlcan Collage* Umparaiy America.” “Schooling lia* t»*umrd with u» utmost the status and myatery of u singularly compelling i* tgiun", lie declaictl. ”T uj little attention is given lo good deed*, rather than to tfchnlcal training. It la whlcly believe,| Hint u colb'gv eau take u ty youth, and In lour years or l>'*u by practice of a-me kind uf iiokua poku* turn him Into m In•Ualriout, alert gentltman, a paragqn ol wit u u l » wlxard of fi­ ner ee.” The i n t f l l col ege, he eaaartcJ. ‘take i the atudcntd a t they rent# t UU luebably does the Leal It i an > av1 1 * ilnasiu ft* declartd lice U red thal that by with them.”** IHe Lieu thing*, hUmMly and pofleace, the In>motion* may win tack tlw public's confidence. rj• . .. Ur._ Hayes wo* m fcttfnd lh f L hU nddfooh was W i T . y P r ’ Udward Uark. of tlatton, Mai pro*Want Whaadou CollageHr. I*»ul H. Ifootlo*, 'o f' Jt'lltlml^etonoiwy ah Jo * j He votaUy of- ChicogO, col— ■ c critWxad -■*' agta far being "UnuM »“«■■ plglo ineffectual , In Influerrmi their own griduate* or Ut* gan* era I • enreant of Anearwax life.* H* held that lha -'taaiaat void Iff ih# cultural rllo of America U Hi*, lack Of any irgl catretn, *V*R amaog th# »0csited odecotad *****■, for any !nt»lll*a*» effort U dovaloo tho • coohmlc dad social IIf* f*r th f .-ommalv-hareflt of nil-■' “hhw axhaafia. moat callages fog y io n litre bean teaching th# M ndH ** ¥ *1* o '" proi»«tki*.Howftret,' ,^h#n correct turn to u n ity . Tha not effret, therefore, upon their graduates of mura than TO yearn of teaching and research into t a r ­ iff pioblamv haa baan virtually ni’t” aaid Ur. Dougla*. Ur. Kdmun-i Ho(ar, president of llhlo W n lay a i Univvralty, I trio are, Ohio, waa elected pienhdent of the aisnciatioa to lUcceed Hr, Irving Maurer, of Beloit Col­ lage. B efit. Win. Technocracy la H it By E c o n o m i s t A s A ncient Scarecrow achievements af arlenr* surpass*,) all previous record*. The ttchnori»ta a to fight about that. At tha aamt Hate, lha real wage* of It*, duntrial workers roa# folly 34 par rent, while the output n* malarial wealth nut# atilt fa*ter. "If Technocracy tcachra a a ;thing. It in that retr.'iwhmejit la education I* i rononiicklly unsound. The time to inrtaa* educational oppurtunltlra is preciaaly whan In­ creased million* of adults have plenty nf spare lima, and incrcaaed thouaand* arc available aa teacher*.” LONG WOOD Mrs. J, H. MBNICK Thursday night Mr. and Mr*. J. Fred Scbolfitld enjartaiaad th? former’s Man** Blhla Claaa and Mr*. Seholfteld’* ela»* o^ women with an oyaier supper at Sunnyshaile Pgrk. ' On Tuesday night th# (iv rhundrad Club had a card party with nearly 40 g««»U in attendanre. There wo* also dancing. R«* frcshmenU war# terv id by Mr*. Murriaon, Mr*. Kllburn and Rob­ ert Blahs. A weekly luncheon was held ^t the Park Wednaaday attandrd by Ml member*. Thursday many member* of tangwood Tourial C*«*> Jo|R, ‘l with the Winter Park Visitors Club in o picnic at palm Bpriaff* when they antacid contest gaaaao aftar the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. JR. J . . Mundmy. former owner* of Longs*ood drop store, bow of Jackson villa, ware wind, (dva* u* creepy faallm*. u n. juyno. ■In.lha prariota ceaturv, many Qffgfy* * • aaastatlaiw amphaaiood- th>;- fM*1 Fivo-honffred that invanlIon wax iocrctilng po-----” lanital production per man-hour a t k'ich a mrloundfng rata that lta or measure* would hav* to b* lfk»n to proslda work for thi I*The *#wly '•!*«*<» council»fr hoaora dlaplarad hy maahlnta. 'Hila fact lo 4tr*M*d h tho alymtnUry text hooka 'of a generation ago. Now th* trehnorratx hav# fooad It out. * ' t '••(hrWantly, howxttr. tachnology does ant ret ire the total number of |oba, for there ware more ram lipf woman gnlnf-lty employwl lr ]BBI than In lbOO. In fact, join Inc reared fattar than population. Thai waa Ihe vary period, ttmre-.Spm-r} -W.(»• .J - LV .. ik, Ukt pcceaaary haodllng’of rul ing aid catting. Such a flour' la, mad* from at It wheat. Nakt In Importance la tha leav­ ening, for it must be of. n type that will ha moat efficient and that wi I not Jeav* # flavor cf lta own In th* cookie. A combination of aoda and ncno-caiclum phoaphala, which |i Hint baad fb raU* Ih* fire soft wheat flour <J AatfrUIng flour, Is Ju it a desirable laavancr. In nddllln To Ua *ffactlveneea as a leave nr It leaves la the dough both calcium and photphorc.ui, two o th* most valuable minerals and two which autrltlonista tall un arc n | too frequently deficient In th* c rdlaary dial. Hager CaokUo. >•3 cup shortening I tip. vanilla 3 1-2 cups sugar 4 cups lalf-rlalng 1-4 cup milk Cakr if *fg* Cream ahorUnlng and Beat n r * , add Milk, and beat again. Then add extract and Urea* cup* of th* flour, mlglhg vaall. Add mere flour until daagh can ta rolled out easily. Da m l 1st It inuuiwvm* ami cutm « o t n«inindi has ?y o I- W. BriUJam* f 'i : u at bl* offlca la Ih* <>k«lr Cnai kaaa* in Ranrere, asmtsoU Coiki Moral a, wlthht twate* ynalki rre n & £ £ & in K A . llqn. It la th* oldoat bautk Ip Sem­ inole County. Baforaaad the Bad lad Iona la OM WIU Waal Sty la, Is Th* Amotfaon Weakly, ih* Mogotin* Diatribotod With tho Next AL'xata Saojay fl^ui ftfftlait • * 8 * aM *a*h a! two, ar* harel naiiriyd as* raqaleaa to pres* •*T rial are a*4 aamaaAs wtilcW re stockholder* of Longwood Stata Bank waa ktld Saturday afternoon when th* fallowing wore alactad on Board of Pireetorir fraaldvnt, lohn J. Mathaasoj reaklar, Vf. J. Hartley: director*. J. A. Bletlla*, Mil* Rial a Dtutbar. L. J. Hartley, Captain pop* Waahlngtes, Rowprd Botator, R. E. Hardy, and B. AUAHnJlk* IB B i *I S H t o cRRorroRa a r or van c a m v n iiiH a i.i iiinrag pUlaakl af yea may qaleilaa aa* Mittaw aar *1 �im t: ' i •'V. - *• ’fIrevXTT-V’ f.F-* - o-yj , vv VIh' j v ..ry i ■'A • 1 -rt. 8AMT0 HD JERALD, BANTOBU, FLOMPr . WKPNK8PAT, JANUARY 18, IMS v' >‘*1 : PAGE SEVEN [ 8l#an that lb* item* uf rtim 'iseSj the moirmrnt out of here | tion in Tided in th* efreulivc's decline front the **md tor tl.e' reason ty freight and F A 1 f l A A V * ■ * t i • i*. Ifill reranimeniiaturns anti those he period in 1*11 was not as great year*, will tail became "they are r < |ir :> n a i t.',15.I.8UO .pint* of Moitrlf prrrenlrd l„ th* board the remainder of ih r state,' batml pa unwind, unacientlfic o f ’director* ikj not vary widely November 1931, showed lo-al ex- berries, for wltkli an estimated rereasoning." Up warns that the, m amount, with #«*■ exception— port* a* *337,888 as compand to t ra of *;1i02.lK I lm* been reIke reduction la expenditures for March far the-true preventative I* *112,519 for the same month in | ceiled by growers. NEW YORK, Jan. I* —An engi­ being pul off. and qaesUowa the NKW YORK. Jsn. t8 .-U lfU lo | PENSACOLA. Jan. 1 8 .- For the 1932. T h r slate's total for No. benefit*. Mr. Sloan I’riegs held up ti e I, lad week said lho Chamber program calls neering center that win unify the general Iwlier that the rrtaia ha» I hUanthroptcs in *i» tstge cities! thin) IOn*rvuti*c iwonth. IVn-a vember this yenr was * t . 118,091 h. ,000 P e r Year for a cut in thta item of about prafeosion and. runduct extrusive taught the world a valuable Ira- «»f the Itnitcil Slates jn 1933 ag­ ndn lerl th- euttre s l a t r 'n rv compared to *2.208.939, for tin*; with a »-crnt asrrjg e for Monday S333jmn>,(Xxt hi excraa of that rec­ survey* to determine “U r neeefe mui ill economics. 11 iput.lc.t of u rent mote on T u egregated un'y t-b ut half th« sum port shipments, according to fig. >-ante months In 1931. I f t Slwhed ommended Pensacola'* export* for October, | •lit) llnJ u drop ui a cL.it fioni lltf by tho Chief Executive. and wants" *f “this mechanised "The continuing necessity for of Ilk'll, it was revealed u-cenlly r c lr a ( .| for November b/^ 1933 wm> *808.818, unit imports,' x p e n d itu re a •‘The culs ircnmrnrrulrti by lhe eiViliiation" and rout more than .eapanditg our laboratory and re. by the rxmpulalinns of the John »A** Hornby I'tiee on W rlnfiiby. Baecutise, plus the additional re- *20.MO,itoo la being planned by search (pare lo heap our phyiieal Price J. tics Corporation, fund­ the stintrivt headquarter* of the |||. o o t ; in Jtcptcmbrr export-' 1u-l Thnrt-d.iy, which is always United Stales customs service ut wrrc »i;i72.201 sml imports were' ■lucthtn prnpu-rd in hehalf of the equipment abreast of the Pcten. ■BHrNQTON, Jan. 18. —A raising consultant*, ('ontrllutlon* Columbia University here. an«| oiT kbiy* It np|Hratetl llmt tho *333,190. One of the famtanwntal pur­ ttfle and terhnalogieal develop-i from New York, Chicago, Phila­ T*mP*m . p l k n tor reducing (he Cbaniher ranimittaa in Ihl* aaa n \rtugf WuU ll Ik- nppraxiitialrly While lending the slate. I'm .1 i — ---------— roenta forces us to seek new explained, pose* of th* cent fit according to delphia. Bait no rc. Washington ■rf tka ftderal government Hem", Mr, gdnan apace," ha nay* In hi* report. “The j tola fell far hslow th» biisitw-ip |j}p | C F V 7 1-2 cents. Mon «iy ti week nc;c, ws* the hlg year w«n present. "would balance I ha budget and ittformalion received from Dean Increase In the number* of our and Boston were set at *178,008,- Iwo previous month*, September 1 le a llL v i i a j o a, avoid any necexelty of irapoelng 1. W. Barker, of the School e f EtV 914, of which *1*9,107 was in be­ and llelolier. These, however, n r - ' day of the season thus far with t n m o n f U 1* »,the board of director* of new tales." gineering, a t Columbia wilt be the student engineers in the pride*, quests. 19 1 ll 1 aril m |sniy r.'trlirv'aturs nlways big month* for e x p o r t i n g . ) n o a. Chatted? pf Commerce of tbe in ht* statement to Ih* hoard, amimnlallon of g n a t quantities atonal school add* additional cm. in 1931 the same cities, reclu­ i';l 111 i.t f t >t U tiJ pints of tn-rphssls lo this problem." t i RUten by Matthew B. Mr. Sloan was critical of deficiency of basic factual data to determine sive of Boston, gate $.! 11,'15.5,000. TilIt* iptl'il1 return for Present quarters of the school ^ T h afn aa n of |U committee appropriation* far the cur­ “the true equation of variation of of which bequv»ls represented h JUTir"'s is 838,885.38, ... V- T ,.iT w .lab ,18 Straw-j :M ; day IpoaraJ expenditures. Such rent year, now being conaldered future Industrial tendaneiea as an of inglneering, which Is known as *215,577a’«8 end direct gifts *12».-1 P.nsaeola’* total export*, $ !« ,i n 11 bn»l 1 of ^ lilt] --rent average. ' 519 for November were wlitrMly . PLANT M A J,T ,CITY, n 1 the "cradle of Technocracy,” are adrquale weapon agaiaat period* dipa, Mr, Sloan asserted. try Congress, berry grower- wlm maiket l?i**lr' exceedingly cramped. Plans for 737,732. Education wa.< th* great­ more than « third of Ihr entire M*-" * * * * " '" *.h.......* lrnit~ in I'luiit |;M in I 4 balance the budget for Ihr “The budget for 1933”, ha tali), of depression." Such a study eon- the new renter provide for the est berefactor, reviving *39,498,- date's Jotal. and more than half ,,u il Jj* 1 ,'1" ' t'itv ‘ “ V, Idiu ' stitntrs monumental labor for a fUeal year and make a-ldi “* u evolved a year ago. Each moic than u4 half "" mil L' it pint o f 1 l*UH, Drganitcd relief was second of the state'* exclusive „f I* u-.i m,M0 ' 1 construction af a number of Inte­ 1 U n a unnecessary, ring o f: apartment and Independent ex- large group ef able men and “in grated unit*. with *18,979.817., nipst uf which cola itself. Key West with *217. t bctriew betrtea dr drrm jr the the t|T*ttinlr tlr* r. Blnikn rnoimended Presi- lahltahment bad an apportualty to at present beyond the capacity of till- week o'"1 and “»uq 'be- seasons were in direct gill*. Wl, and Jacksonville with 1228, »*'■' “I ,h tBaavnr for advoenlirtg in appear before the Budget Bureau any Independent body," D e a n more loan Phi'anthiopicy made public in 181. were >ecu ml nn,| thud re- ts-v- toolingI iiilla |t to iiintr l.iait ttwo million! H i l l I.u m b e r l'n . Mdgat, message lo Congress when the estimate* were being Barker hold*. SOI'NIIH I.IKK A RECORD lilt* of Is-rui-s, Is-rues. (In tin a bb.i-i- of the | |iit>the cities in the two years arc a* lively, In a report tn Pr. Nichols Mur-~*srw— v re -ttw IF v -—-“* redactions of *487,000,080 in compiled, and, again before the 4r™t,m iam » 'rit7 "V Y r’'nTTli',Tff‘ Tr,r''“"'TWiirrtt“ttrerhl*i'‘Ti7.‘i JJU nva u — »> Ihrtlan pyuMeak-f f M ltatca in 1904, as coni. duality iMrrehiindinr til fiaigwwtteea ■whew In vHiten n eaetail* hi* plan for On thc,l>a*U of the wealth of •late with evperts of IIM ljiki ftull, growers h*'i Congreaa was cewalderiag approp­ the construction of the engineer. ' the cities covcrrd it is estimated ami white Ptn-acidn showed abaci- j eevelvwl >o estimnlej llriisiH inlile t'r f r M wi t h f t ha aaid that the execu- riations, Tbe amount pf appropria­ gift* of philanthropy lulely no import iii-inrr* in No more than Iso hundiei that gift Ing renter, p ran Barker chart** ft 7.IP SKICVICK Phew# 111 Commendation* are suf- tions which In turn determines the that industrial cure .alia,” n d - m throughout , the t'nilrd Stales vemhrr, the llay county sral w ni'doTat* 'Since (h* President’s ree­ volume of expendlturea wore then vanced to prevent a recurrence of ll foiirth in the slat,. with import*! Tluoiigh \Vi'.*eiu*j reached *500,000.000 last year. ded cut of 1187,000.POO provided for in tbw beet judgment a deficit Of *107,000,000, of Congress. The (pending units DANNY DINGLE b io ns, he pointed out, on should be required lo keep within ils "of the*. figures, that the allotted amounts sml not ap­ (Don amounting tn *783,- pear for additional grants." would balance the budget It was made clear by Mr. Blown \ WH0M1 VJM1 \ O o r* okre > e>v» • R.efnse lh»t no additional that to rvdure actual expenditure* BEL1EME M E - O H t - t * TMM C« . UtftSM "X* * n r i d be rvqnlrtd to meet by n net amount or ♦AOO.Tkhl.lXXI 'W C W J S E V0 U R E s * wtv.x.0 ~*o M kH t S EHOOfeM T D • r a tin g expendlturea nd VhUXNfe IN LCNE VtELUt T I L L 1 WIS NCitvUNt.-. IN G0\N& •» IO0 RRM RPiCiUT uinwouT would requite a cut iu f'ongres■erament. vivth t w k i B i g to SKN aknn.' appropriations of a materi­ W U T L . / • p la in 'd , however, that In ^K 200K \ ^ W t\.L O SOMtW HLKt lin g the probab'e defi- ally larger amount, possibly a* \NOMNN *1,100,000,000. This, w**07,000,000, the rxecu- much ^ ______ he said, wwild be due pcimarily M. Kudget assumed full payF M at year hr foreign to the fact that there are large unexpended balances of approprlahnants; hut, on (he other did not Include any reve- tion*, made lit 163:1, available for rom renewal of tho gaso- spreniing in 1934 without further taa, some *137,000,1100 t.'ungn stionsl action. hi mmaiixed, the proposed re­ the President recomd, nor any receipts from ductions In expenditures presented tlble betr tag, rsttniated lit the board, by Mr. Kloan are as Gtoup 1 9 3 2 P hilan t(iropy P e n s a c o l a ilcads IG ifts 50 P e r c e n t S ta te In E x p o r t s n Less T han In 1931[3rd M onth In R o w ' To Study Needs Of Civilization Is Plan LltV^S 11 T Shipm ents Exceed Two Million P m,,tJiTwo I ints ; ^Np.erE"' iH *n SORE Bozo TWO *• m * wt -B O B \J 1 I sir ' futltngai In pointing to these facta pp recommendation coni the levy of 'e ith e r of Is further eaplained by Air. • l&EE. - SOM t ■O o » * T V(NOV4 ViVtO S M E l& * B \ H » JU ST tb e n ft TT> H E R - T H K T 'S & EV. RATES H E - TOO WOULDN'T R VtCTI D O fr SW 3T M M & w t Mfc/ e e s o B o l d , . t VV3ME NO O ' -OB T r VNOULO V(1V> V , flfrO t/ \ tu o to v 1' n to i J J ty C X X ? ] \ l \K E SO R R Y abilities, together with their de­ pendents, but ill friftfip'e denying grants to thoaq> who sufered a? soratcadneurred. 4**alalily, would iputpepa over t t a t M o m - [ " i ,4),0OO,(tOU- Im portant .noq-.iaeurring Rems. There are vatlous iltfBM ef thia ch wane ta r in tha budIgeL tha two Iw portaql gnea being Red Cross distribution uf whaat (*40,000,0UI) pnd an S'UiUon to the mark*Ling <<Md to t th* R8‘**r ' h r* YOUR WATCH ' repaired al Karen Baaed (flOJWO^OO). "BITQjBQtWOO—"Reduction*. M |r j m Who really knows how. nienliaaed above. In axpenditure* KPU Jeweler, Mag. Are. cf tb« deparloiaat* and Indepamdent apUblUhments. I p ly ’t pocket book contain I ^ M h 1 tan dollar and 8 w'.idWkar hills, and some M w a r return k J . D. Dosf receive reward. (io n W a n te d iJCT peattion ** pastry cook or ink af private family and gakaepitur, address Mrs. Maty ne*, Vv O. Box 11$, Lake MfR* s ', C ’ MOkl b U O t\ — HUREV UP» R .U ^ INV^f p you to visit our Ana 8b«w room and inspect th Ault In foar-paaaapgcr Coup Lha Austin Pick-up. Real 4 , Dtalere. }D: Truck driver w i t h tom out-of-town hauling. HILLY'S UNCLE U V tE . ^V E^TV W W * J LIST CM 4M.ICW. - . ^TAMfe WL KV_ AMLITTLR, UJWitJB. L L E A MAH COM'. v OUT A THAT &\)'L09A’ J KkV WtV'irVS . V S F ’O-V A IT 'U - &E. f ,----V * L m o u a J < * t UV. 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FLORIDA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17. 1933 SHo H z’h E con om y P rogra m tt/ T o 26 'W a y V o te Paves F o r Is la n d In ­ i ', ' d e p e n d e n c e .A f t e r f P e r io d O f T e n Y e a r s 'WASHINGTON. Jon. 1 7.I**)— I n d t p an dance of the * Phflippflw ItUnds lieeimc an tectonplittKI fact, as far aa th » United Staten is conHcerrfett^tnfi afternoon wncn the Senate, by « vote of fill to 2S, over-rode Prteident Hoover's veto oi the HawrnGUttinr bill: A Two-thlrda •Tote was required la Roth the Sm«U tail lk« Ham* which had already nvar-riddsn . Ota Pm ldanl'a -efn. , ' 1 AI| that rentsIna tn establishI W the cantplats |B*p»iklenrw nf IsWndn ta far a eenstltuilnn to to drawn, which nunt br tpfrwred by the Fr*«id*«t of Iha Valted Stelae, aad far a ptehi•Hta ta ba held amoag th* TIIL pinoa. This election must ha held wltJdn twenty-eight mdhth*. According In other praolvlnn* • f tha WH, following tha peblelto, In tha rvant lh- ru^stitntlnn la approved by the p~i|-, « ported nf Intarmcdlate government AsHawi ,f#r tan y*ars/*Wheri the ITaltad Rtato* will withdraw all rteff arthnrillr* from tha 1.1-tid*, hwt will cnntiraa to *itand nrrf. aranea ta importa frnrn tha Thlllppine*. Filipino Immigration from tiio , Islands will ho limited la fifty - annually. * ' After tho ten year period has tlipatd, th* Island* aiUraalically gain rowsplate Independence * and tocoatr* eribject lo thb tome Inv"dgratlao ’and tariff rebtrlctloa* 17 POINTS ARE SET FORTH FOR STATE ECONOMY BARTOW, Jan. 17. -Seventeen point* in s program ft r lax te form aad economy worked tut by tho logUlaliva committee, of thr Prill county taxpayor- asaorlatior and praaanted by II. H. Brenner of Davonport, director , of thr couaty trganiaatlon ami meat!or of tha county and atatr legirialirr committee, wi I he placed bef re tha atate convention of the tat payera aaaorialioiu l i be held It Tampa, Keb. 7, It l« ataled. Outlined briefly tho program propoard by the I’olk r.unly- atsoeittion exproxet opp. altion to tha rrealion of now bureau* or tv mmitiinn*; oppo.r* creation ol new lourcaa nf tavoruo*', opposer any Increate from present aourcer cf revenues demand* removal of unnereaeiry atata btiroaun, commlatlona and employe*. l l dornacd* cut* In cily, enuaty and *tata%*alarle*; teduclkm I* operating expanae* tf th* govlrnmoot* of municipalities, cuuntleo and.atate; abo'llioa of tag agon cl**, and u*e of tho tax collector*! ogle* for aak of auto Ikon***. It urge* a revamp of the pre«t ont tchocl ktructuro had the elim­ ination of all annoctaaafy frl la and toaeher*. ft would *(imirate payment* of tnonie* col'ectetf f t ■tat* purpoao* by board*, by Urn- 1__ as___ H ’Jteai after Indat w * d altd propose* th* fbtor* or th* rc«Hng International IIlian Filipino* are c y 'h y ^ l h e pro- Rai IwaysRe minded O f Fine quality Of S a n Y o n r g Cclciy Ramlndor that Btmlnol* Coun'y **l*ry of fln*^quality |* now ps tha mark*t.today wqa mailed tr dining tor officials pf every lm. porthat railroad *j lea who teat year th* Btmlnola ComiMrt* In ^ _*thl» aoetlon nn opportunity’ to prove that it* colcry Is far and away th* bast that la produced. With th* iqmtndar wont thr thanks af tha trod* body and' fkrmon of thin aoetlon for tha railroads' us* j»f (ha colory an tfwtr dining ran Iqat year. It waa „ Ihe eatery he . tonua thl* year, the Idea broached to ■tod authoflll** l**t jmar. •m answetad by thankiag i kotofnr totllag thr matkeir afteatlea, and all of loywd that they hare found y van etotefaetory in the C H ; h of Georgia; rd line. A " C h in e s e . F o r c « i A __ — r tot---- *i_f a . stowoy adteortlto-An Ik . atata troaiurer and alaa adveeatr, p acing county officials on straight sfTarioa and provide* for a cut In foe* Us meat present r nditlon*. It demand* a survey nf th* bond situation, with a viaw to deter­ mining ability to' paf and refund|rg <it that basis; provide* for a reduction In tha number of drcult court Jt dges, ruts cost, of au­ to tag*, a r.ad tplldlng holiday, allowing count1** lo n»e monW* from slnla tv rellie hoiid* at tedtreed price* i nd abolishes tb* E x te m fftl TALLAIIA3HKF, Jan. 17^Pk--fJov*rni>r Sholt*’* icnnoaqr program totU> waa a lr n M tn the *Ut* for»*t itrTlcr and Hue alack eaaitary board. Both' da. lartirrnt* till payroll* and cot* rrnt operating r<ali Ml pvrrMt ai rrqintnt in th* govern***! general order lhal exp-mlitor#* A t t e n t io n O f F lo r id a front l hr general nttnur fan I G r o u p In C a p it a l Is amt from olh r fond* most B rou gh t T o B a n k - ; rut tn half within 3*» day* so tlu> Matr ran meet If • current r u p t c y P r o p o s a ls Mitigations without Irauaferring fund:. Stholta *ald he exp-rlccl all other drptitmriit* ~t«» fall In lino." NEW YOIIK. Jan. IT. r l v The "Happy Warrior” olio gaily lalliril forth tn political wax tn the tune of thr "Bidrwatks of lr i» P r i n c e t o n G r a d * Xrw Yoik,‘* yrr-tvnl.1) tamr (» tl.c .ml of Ihe now destitute an W j t ' » D e a t h I s D e - Ihnr of thr fanmi » lyric. Whrn Alfirtl 12. Smith, format i w r ; l A s S u ic id e , governor an,| „n< linir Ivnioi-rnti: M u r d e r B y D o c t o r s r iMcntial nominee. picked up hia morning itrw<pnri hr ttn startle I IVKA, Nrw Jcr- y, Jan In read of tho *nl plirtu nl'J»in*t - T!tr death itf Bradway tY. HUho, wka .’It year ngn tarot • young wealthy d ’rincrtiui tho wnrtla of thr s-mg that * AI t> gradual4, pir«i^tlrd nt.t Ir fammii l<> a n c »'r g nrtn. after mystery l« V'Hf - ttnn. r _ B T irttrvi ■r In tup. get • « rn Having from thr Union day by Senator Duncan U. Fletch­ I home. ' , yrdorilaj er—with thr rrqueet that copier of a Inn dot Brown wji found p'awlr.1 In. their comm miration* ba funtl»hed to In tho th» Ijving room floor with Inillcl 1 ta tha whole Florida ihlegallon o*t«ujda In hi< ping anl'hvk. One wrv'td hatre the proposed m*w Iphyehian,-aid Brown wm ntur tankrnpliv hill, new h-inir eon-idj dctr.1 ot|||. another c attended i t 1 errd by Iba Home Judiciary com. low. .ttk Id-! niittre, aniemffd to Incorporate a F fic n c y O n N a t i o n a l j A- ntighbor, Mr*. Harold Wait, prmim-n affectlny nionkipalitlea raid .hr heir I two «hot ■ appat an.l other political aublieUloni. S c a le , I s D o u b t e d ; mtly . th • Bfvwn . garage i Rep. Roth Bryan Owen at oner’ •ubinltted tha auygettlont tn th( i t i e s A r e T r y i n r l t 1te<*t -aw two men run from thrj place I l f body, howrtrr. wav ! llooae jndiriary Committer mem­ ber*. whole off-hand rrartion NRW YORK. Jan. 17 While found In thr |i\lng roam. Ill* V I f » anil twn JM-.rld rained the queatlon of the coniH. admitting that th.* I«*<unce of U n it S a v s A c t io n W ill tutinnal authority of Confrr*, to yrip money a* strictly romm' irit) t'nirldrr wrrr , isitin-r rrlitlvx' In I’rtiii.ylcanie. N ot M ake C o lle ffe enact the prupoaed hmendmrnl. |„ rro|o<itmns might he nf mm-Br»<“ n tctilird nl an |m|ii »• I hU trlevremgovernor 8hollr*ald: benefit, leading banking nuthari. R i c h M a n ’ .s School r "Smyeetton made wnrihy of lie* fn.wned nn Ihe inerra-mg ef Inle th dnlh |hrrc vrart ait > of! ronnideration. relatire lp broaden flirt, tn adopt the plan natmnaHy, hi* frien-l. K>ith W|l»on. ami h r 1 In* " f proponed amendment to the aj leading tn a iln ai inent of r.nllar. Horace Rebate, found I Ba«ing their •lain in thr bedroom of th- JVIIbankruptcy act. arenmpanyln* •ouml currency. Prealdent Hoorrr’a apeclal mr* view, on the old econdmir prinri- ••m horn*. Tit* v rdlct of thr InM*a >o a* ta permit munlripali- pie that bail money dritea nut •IVMt oar murder an I nitride. tier and other political aultditrik euml money, three a'llhontie* pr*•Ion* ln tnke a’dvantacr of ram-. 'flirted rhanlic film mint conditlofM Special aml^llinlted proeeilure pro would follow any flat money eidetl by pntpo»od amimlrnrnt for eehemo nn a national ernpe. Inlrre.i In wrip money, partteii. other rnrporatlonp and inditid tal* In the matter of •perial petition larly the' *e|f.|iquidating ,tampeil for eompo«IHon of ilebto where n type, inerraird eteadily ilurinjt majority of creditor* hove attrrd. 19.72, and in Ihe laet twu week* Thia Irglalation undoubletlly d»- the numtier of proposal, fur It* Th«* H •*t| of (iiurriion of thr ai*ned particularly for the relief adoption nationally ha, m-iltlpli<*il Srttiin«»Vr I minty I hatulirr of rapidly. Kniloreenirnl of thplan of morl*a*e» and eepeeiolly of font metre wi I meet hI thr fitjr railroad and o*h,r eurpomtinnr hy I’ rofi-Mor Irving Fisher, nf Hall otfirvA of thi* trade body to­ requiring eitanabn or adjurtment Yale University a »hoit time ago night at 7?.tn wVloek, with It. St. of maturing debt*. Aa a matter of gave Impetus to the movement, P ip e tih, pn si Vnt of the or* fact it U tho one thing whi.li with Ihe rret.lt that nt th - present (animation, tn cheig* nt the meal- nate holdout minority bniwllmmer, who othetwUo wrnild block any •rltlrmmt plan. - I f advbahlo your opinion will arprreiate thl* holng brought Ur the attention o f yntlr# Flortil* delrgatlon. Thla melHo<l ' ring u*rd tn save expelt** nf sepaxto tele­ gram* which I know they will un­ de eland." The fallowing extracts fmni lh« letter of lh» mayor or Coral Clahlos eplinmit* tha opinion* ami »ug.' gc,lions o f th* other officials, to wlmer rmnimmlcatinnn rvfn ncr ha* been mad#: “ While there are 3100 m niripalitir* nr taxing dislrirt* in drfault In the UltHad Stale*, there will In* several limr* that mmibrr unlrss then* I* allJuUluate |net|i^ provided for dealing with rro l itora by which default may be afrested ami confidence reitercd. W im b ls h Im p r o v in g Our hundrod and s*»vn Florida . F r o n t H l s ^ I n j u r i e s rltle* ml towna—nearly all-Ore in default on tholr mods. It moat Word hat been received her* b* agreed hy ***t; one th«t boom that clly- ■ -• Mr. Wlmblah .offered a broken arm. a difleaatrd wriit and many ente about tha head and cheetHa was attempting to arrest thr oeropaat* of a car which h« t e Ilived te contain bootlegger* and liquor when suddenly th* m»n started th* ruble!*. Mr. Wimhleh struggled with the’ driver of lb* « r In modi tho «am* manner a* Chl*r of Belie* Roy O. WtlUaai* who tail October1rttelvrd hip.In -Juries white making -an arm *, bat tho ascend man In-the car ahprad Mr. WlmblaJJ off th* run Mag board as tha ear had *1 Wined a hlqh speed. MADISON—HU*walk at censer of Merchant gnd Farowre Bank, npaired.) M » F e i. Takes O v ^ f. R e in s Itt- T e x a s AUSTIN. Tton*.' W \1r- •til-walk> of S’rw York. Bgl.tlm gi were not at they esnl to br- iwrhnp* Ihry nrvrr wrrr, nr thr sidewalk* uuy look P e titio n Is F ile d I different at "it Ihnn 71. blak- w*-M In n new.paper of­ H o u s e W h ic h W i fice anti •<'•'1 hta story tho «tmy A llo w V o te T o B r in that AI binllh rra I with hi> breakfast. R e s o lu t io n T o F lo o l lmmo<l;atrly Smith cot into touch with tho emergency work WASHINGTON, Jan. 17— ami relief b rrati, ami wit atettrrd Make wtfilil lt< tak'ii.i'arr of Ho­ (/F>—A bold drive to force me llately and-asked to Ir krpt in- mother vote on outright re­ fmntoil on Iho ia»r. peal t e a la n is l ln r..l*a »*‘ " W « . of the Eighteenth and rrlirf rninmittrr an,| waa giv on mnnoy to ront an apartment,,* promise of hltht rlrrtral work ■ » 1 i font intuit On Pafo Four) I Trade B o d y Board Of Governors Wi l l Have Meet Tonight I el the domestic allotmrnt farna ■ ' rellaf bill to b* confined to wheal and cotton. . t Tha Fsr Bait ’*m*n«r*'' and tha "debt dobacl " wart named today, . hy Mlaa Mary Woolley, only . ' American woman* dilegata to tha (i-neva arm* conference, a* ameng tho "mmy and dangoruua Ilona" threatening the lucceea of the confertuce. r The directing hand of Preeldaatr- . elect Rooxaeelt appeared behind a i-umprehetulve program tS affk ‘ -nltural relief laat night aa tha Ho«*a voted new millions of fed­ eral credit for tha farmer and prepared to protect hi* acre* Ottd eSBrfnmlet,.' Whooe InudWee nf the intriraries nf rurreie y und moqilary matter* l» ibnilileU b> banking autlioriljrs, have girrn Ihelr approval tn the■eeliepi*-. Originating in IK’jn «n<l mire „i less dormant sinre that I lino unlit it mn revived in fSertn»ny nil I Austria about a y.ar and a'half ago, the stamrvl net ip* idea h* bonndnl rapidly inlu national prominemr, ami. following it, tryort in Hawanlen, Iowa, I* now he ing hniled a* a way o-it of Ihe de. prtMinn. . Stamped scrip I* I lie outgrowth of vartou* form* of hartarfdiU’ . (Conturned On Tape -ThreeI Y o u n s : D e m o c ra tH T o A tte n d O r la n d o M e e t With *the first stair com cut i hi nf thr Florida l.rague nf V n"K Hmiucrati in the nffing, member* i-f the Sari rd Lraftn- will gill-rr at I hr Yal.’oa llnt-l Thuisdiy from Weal Palm Beach (tail t'.Unn jlmc dcfite ik'd* and iho e i srrsslve night at 7 .10 oYlock fur the p itWhnbUh. former Heutferd reel- debt* ronlrarted on a ban J of a pusr f i r ’rctlnj dclrpotr i I * lie dent, and brother of Maurte* Wlm- murb higher prtep atrurturc must rnnscnllon whi.h will b* hell m Idsh, who waa rrported seriously Injured when he wa* pu*h»d from an automobile going K rally* an hour while In Ihe lint of duty ae a Federal •prohibition officer. I* »low|y Improving at a hospital In YOUNG MAN’S AlSmith Comes ToAid 0f 'BOLD MOVE IS ........ MADE TO GET1 REPEAL VOT 1 by Hr. Holt,' "bu'lgei i tin- I’nllcge nn an vl#qu*tr tut n->t n» extra** laril fi.ia-'clal bn •«; dulis. thr annual operatm, • *prn r. bj tinerlimated ilU'l.■nt rnru luo «n. ii I to rxrrrj five liuinlreilt tin - tincost of board, i" m and tuitlun ol lh>- individual lud» nt n one unit pi I i f th* tnl.il, nhl li It Ii i*l rulate.l will be si IM> fur Ih- lied ym ii end rnak< nv.idnlilr ihe In com- nf ntrr pie.-mt i iHiwmrnt i |i|ui<simata y ItPkiaai « year plus spy gilts v*In* Is may b* re reived li r luatts m «•ii Jpr .hip , lilt redtrltig It it In ihosr wmthy and dtairable iidrnt, who F e w I ’ o l i c c C o u r t can afflrmr livcly pntse thi y tan C aH cs A r c D o c k e t e d mil pay the full i*t- " The (lr|t-(’itt I'haii. ehl'h be A quirt week-end wot report*I comes cffrcllva nest tu I, wHI ap by 111*111*1*1, nf tho IfJiis^g Ilfply tn all students, Hr- ll'.dt sail. pMitliirMt who pirsrutrd a small except I l l T h o s e n h " e p i i r n t s niinitirr nf poisoni to Judge It. ere tonafide rrshblit.i of Ihr r I W. \V*i» i* I’olno C.iirt ycJtrrIrge cununimily. Such slinhid av nllri.n-.n who ipaintein appiottd tun aid K. li. Jlllchell, mi year old In will lie grartri a united numb-i inmo agonti »lo i gave his *1 of scholarthlp*. I-I Th , o| i-p •lies, n i Allanlo, (!*., was fined proved ttandmg now i ‘ U-dliii' tb l»r iliunkriincss, but the fin' who ran afTinnalivrly i how that Aas i.iispended. Ihry will have t i leave colhg- If Jinlg— Wnio i lilfied tin- ca.ir llh-y are irqulred In meet thr in of Tnlmadgr Williams, young, lleukirg rommltle* that ctngrtasional action would te rspei|ited. mi a temporary measure to roliovw ihr faun msrtgare loair situation,/ Thiough llrnry Morgcnlhx i, Jr., msnlionoil as a possibility for the agriculture portfo lo In hits ha sealed down hy same general cabinet, Roosevelt ha* notlllel John M-hieh, Jr., I* prr idrrt adjuslnsmt methoil unlr.,i the precongitMlonal .tester* that h« cm-' vloua price lerel can b* promptly ( the |o<ul League, with CUrrm-* sidrr* moat Imperative thr need irslnrcd. No r*a*ouabl' |>*r»on Adkins, s"-r*tary, and alMmt Ji for legislation to keep formers consider* th* tetter tc )>* within mrmter* mcludwl on the ro*l< >. ■nrase. H iv prop vrd to allow while, canning plant employee. from losing tholr h-mes and thug1 thx rang* af th* possibilities for F.lforl wi I be ma le t"* jtnd * I lbi-> |n lo.illpue a' the lair Ihry 'hniRi-'l with I ring ilmrk and ills- becoming rmbltteraj or brokaa. Irrgr I’rlcs-jilion to Orlando, m a Jong period of year* air paymf lid* year.*' "Thl*. condition <,* rscaeoir* Ii. pc, of gsinlag. val-mhla publnrileilj', , 't f"r trial nrs| Mun'ay. Hr. Il.ll'a titiotinr'mrnt a* drble te tlat'-wldt'ln Florid*. It sty lor thi- city and It* branch --f K twin llskrr wai lined St% in S n m u c l F u r n a c e D i e s • sured thr studrnli * that "thr m n rhrrgr of assault, lie hu-l In­ Involve* cpnalderably more than ih,. I .ague which wa* founded hy F r o m S e lf- P o is o n ir iff half, anil prubwdy twi,.tbiida of ti. rgr W. McRory some y .«i. augnrattnn of thr Hull-t int I’lan flicted sevrial knife wound* on all .Hi* IflOO.OOu.oOO debt, owmd \ ill not make |tu Inn a rich itisn'n the limb* of Maggie Mae Freder­ M c R o r y I h (J r ^ c d T o LONDON, Jan. 17.—WV-8an»i, by Tlorfila cities and taxing dis­ A t t e n d ' C o n v e n t i o n c'llcgr". 'T-ri no «r«- for u mo­ icks late "n t-lay night. u*l Furnace, charged WlOt mur­ trict#, . ment think SO*,* hr n dnf. t hus l.o.i Joldm. chargej with "On Ih* Me hand bondholder*' P r o m i n e n t A t l a n t a n , "With a mlnim'im of 100,000 a iSIschargiiiR fur aims In the t'lty dering hi* frimd, Walter SpaU chatI, died today from th* effyet* imlttM* find it tn year available for iholr hip- limits, was linril fu. of a self-adniinlstercd poigon: Ullty to secure Ihr D a u g h t e r F o u n d D e a d m l loan*, a sum which wi I err Henry Howe j s. i |iarg e J * 1th Tho* ended another phase of Ma; bondholder, t a g consent uinly imrsase Ihr «<k n e w rn- di-onl-rly ci ndurl, rstieatrd a |!i of the most emaiing drama* to^, h i A t It t il & per dowmer t g ift. from lime, to lime", lipnd. grip Chgtend In many year*. will not In* located br explained, “ II H ohvin s thrl Spatcbett was Ih* victim o f ■ lit tibia Mar A " ' "n " n,l Thrlof |Wq yrqrs. The pMiiilnanl ;VIlasts raaimn *o« i*r pirporri nately tn our numlwra wr ion Walslci/o, iliorgcil with dis- »hat waa detcrlbcd as ah all but' la-glitfr, Vlrgmii toWkwta, who can lii-yrar-Id - hnIf hr able to help morr worthy is'rrly conduct air In br lilrd “ r-rfaet rndnltr." A burned body, M-ln a settlement wrrr fnurd read In IhriiUvoow !•*strd'nis through m|r«r Ilia;- next Mnadiy. found In Uik ruin* of th* Furnace rkW M rs year * la-; day-and a-'*o.i^ NathsnirJ I1' 'x m at nf th* rlgher and < ll'r in I’ rtsr Funk In. rhuged with aa- workshop, at tint was ldsntifUd M t# 6 per rant or 12, was laton to a hn*pil..l • sHiultoru ORpratlnx unilcr the oh 'aull, was dismissed. a* hjs- own. Discovery of bullet • \ feting from what phy»lri*o»-s »' • ■Ian whtrt *ndowm*nt I* itstrlb wounds ltd %o Identification af thawas poison. . The hoy said the fluJl he r'c finally found la a hoarding hot D a u g h te r I h B o rn T o f, r hifskfaat had a prcutUc tasteand aftTT. fee waa arroated te W o m a n L i f e - T e r m e r poison. A metlv# for th* slay! I A BELIE, AM. I7.-IA7-TWO h'pc linens are being anklyr'*,| to of Spatcbett v r i not aatabUsk rasked fekbun M a y t b id determise th* iature nr Ihe pm f. , . rO l.l’ MIll't. Booth rarullna. Oorilon P t o f^ k u k h r i f tb» Bank on. Mis. Pratt I* a daughtoi of Rev. Jan. 17.—(AI—A daughter wa* S o n I s B o r n T o W i f e of UbeUe Of |fP0# tosh an.) <■•born today to Mr*. Bxtric- Snipes n-ped. The Jtog^ita^ ehlereJ the anJ Mi*. B. F. F ra «r. and * O f P r in c e A g a K h a n i , whoa*'death sratenci for slaying bank s w I n A M l i k U l r fterry's gtailuate af w** »yan J Colter". Macon. Her fatbar i« a mwoin'M B police run waa cumin'.-led laat arrival. ' ‘ member ef IhaNerth Cetotl* ‘ ‘o" PARUJ, Jkn- 17.-CA>-A i tod li'.i wpek lo Ilfs Imprisonment. Bk* tenure of tlie Methodlat Kpiswas transferred from the penltia- maa’ borp U Sagurt Aga Kba«v‘ ttery to th* state hospital her*. ktong and Tmautlftil ISto copal Church With and holds a Physicians said tb* mother aad af the weolUtjr East Indian p t l n c f . pMtmete bert. . Jl w who la tho religious beod.af ^ JtfABfANNA—New Palmetto ^LAXB.WORTH—l<h>M H.ug Co. dooffhur ara doing fin*. i ■ i . ruil Eland, Lea ted east of Chip­ ddo'Ap«..em l Dixie Highway, TAMPAWINTER PARK ^ Swaatlko s JUvjir Bridge, apposite airport. po<ind secoad tto n on North port. four 'ederol Highway'.at 12th Airntev . ’*T �>* 0 I V *• DECLARES iXnotsviu, legkWUvo t o r i G ood S ense O f ' U . 8 . P u b lic H a s P u t T o M e e tT ra m | C r im p U p o n T h e o r y Land * • Baseball makre an •arty return A d I n H e r a l d J i to Bsaford when n«*t B lile y B u s i n e s s 5 0 P i • ftem«o« at 140 o'clock a team of All-Stars beaded by Ben Cantwell, Jack Bentley, Stuffy MeCrane, Rad Marti" aad Jack Kenford will ap­ pear lit eeapelltion aralnat a DeLnnd team that will laclade Oiln Hutto, Aba Nobby, Tlgw Mlaor. BrtSko Proroet, and many ef the ruf e.J - 1 ____ * L . __ a W E W TORS; Jan. 1*.—Th* iuu U tf automobile dumber of ►mnserc* meetInf here m told {* * ♦ * » “toefcitotiiuy ware b y *1 Floyd W. Parsons, sng|. i"E*#ryo»# M breathing ruler **• **• *ubj#et wa* draiiH |Rt0 b a p « and (tripped of |t* mys<n» Mid Parsons. "Own (fain the Innate pood •Bur and round common m i n r th# .American people hare been •ary revealed It I* gratifying to P la y p e n Street and P i Imetta Avene*?" Mr. Mbbiel placed an g0faiUae ent in The Hanford HeynlA Frf. ly. llo x ld that apprpelmaUly 10 percent more perioo*j|iu4* purchaaee at hb atom leaTSalin day after bb advsrtlxltat wae cf them hoping to be within a few publlshad than cn the'pravttn* weeks. / Saturday. Mr. Mbhael npfeaaed Workouts will be bold at Mu . ablpal JoebaU-ibb'1 "first ad foremost” among (Me jPre Incited to be oa hand to watch country’s problem* by Ben*tor Imt the athbtee limber up. Praetfce In thb newspaper and kajd~ be Harrison, (D., Mix.), In address. Miilone hare already begua at Ing th* chamber. DeLand, according to^Sill Page, T h* Mississippi* n. ranking prcildent ef lad year'* lb Land Democratic member of th* Ben- club, for that leant will face tbe H i g h S c h o o l Q u i i ats’s finance committee and pro- Daytona Beach filaadera In a tilt D e f e a t s W i n t e r babl# chairman when hb party on Peb. I. , takes over that branch, appealed Coach Leaoard McLi The Hanford team ihould bare to all who hotre constrictive Id*** It all oter DeLand, wh#l with nol# High School baaki to prexnt them. Cantwell, BenUey, dn d‘McCrone scored Its second piitM heeding the list. Whether Cant­ tory at the local gymaaaW well tskea a turn on the mound day, night by defeating th* 1 or not depends entirely apan Park quintet, It to 14 In how hi* arm feels aftar », game. Th* team’s xason weak's workout. Tfca same wight now stands at two vlctOSw b* u ld of Bentloy, whom tho two dsfeata and ths trim New York Giant* purchiMd for Del end neat Friday night. Th* line-up* and scnrdfc 161,000 some yean ago. Me(Continued From Pag* One) Hanford, 11 poo. W. *B* Croee, on* ef the bardeat hit. was not earrled for any great Smith, 10 i rf W ting and able*! first ba**m*a In distance by th# train- K m was Hughes,' 0 rf Tr rushed to Orange Orneral hospi­ minor leagu* ball taday, la r*. Courier, 11 It Atkin* tal In n Carey Hand ambulanca ported »a being Nr*ady to enter Kelly, 0 If r . play'today, if aeceusry. , where he wa* pronounced dead. Kannir, 7 e ' Wat Kid Rlr* and Bert Chapman A eoroner’s Jury met at the Oovocek, 1 e , ’ >| home later will handle th* catching aMlgti- Knight, 0 eg Hha Carey Hand In th* afternoon aiternoon add nno viewed -iswru th# ment, according to present plan*, Miller, 0 rg,Al Ig Oh body. Th« Inquest will be contin­ with Jo* Bam** and McCroee to Preston, 0 hold down flret bus, Jack Bm - Higgins, 0 Ig ued on Wednesday. E. C. Ksyr*,-freight agent for ford at eecond, Cadi Friable at Whldden, 0 Ig tho railroad, uld wltmsxs told ihort, John Higgins at third, him lhal the warning bell'at the Roy Ifarrlion, Red Martin, Ben crossing was ringing at the time Cantwell, and Pet* Schlrard, In of ths accident and that th* red th* outfield. Buddy Lake will "danger’’ light was burning. Ho prsbably be handed thii starting also uld that he had been told assignment on the muusd, with that another car had “ Nit th# Cal Dennis, Cantwell, and Beat­ light" ahead of th* Keen, sedan. ty ready for relief work. Keen' Is well knUrn In Florida Announcement wa* mads to­ a* a callla man. II* ha* been In day that all person* interested Ih* cattle business for 26 year*. In becoming member* of the team Only last Saturday hs, was helpIng build a 25-mll* fine* around his Polk county ranch near KathIxn, 12 mile* north of Lakeland, according to a brother, John M. Kern, who cam# here after th# HID Limber Co. / accident yesterday. II U and B*H» Kero w u reputed to have been wialthy. Frlendi u ld he had Quality Merchandise at about 10,000 caltla on hi* ranch at this time. II* waa born In Polk Reanooablo Pricw with Pheaa JI county and lived at a country t i p S B R Y IC I home four mile* south of L*k*. land where he had. titenalv* cit­ rus grove Interests. Mr*. Keen remained at horn# yuterday ami w u Informed of her husband’* death tut night; S th# bottle o f word* will com* better understanding of me. In*#, money, method* and men Utelr relationship 0 etch other, (ehnocracy, a* It now sp­ ire^ b a discredited phllosphy ■ o x of Ita Inaccuracies, «x*g. •Nations and unprofessional pr. utatlon. It may b* subjected to boux cleaning that will make M» Today It aUnda forth a* a mefutir tfamd effort-to stamped* IpeodleWhhlotransform fear Into •ala byxnsatlonal*uttrr*i5<-ri "It baa faild to pUy fair with ,porely .pressed nation of anilous IPple, andthoa* who hav# doctrl. ■ are Justly open’to' tho charge 1basing propagandists Instead ef Igfneers. Their methods havs ■ooxd eospiclowa of plots and chute, backed by hidden motives. In dignity of txhnlcal research TVleehnoerecy runs wild when It mwxnts sU'.nmcntn which, If tarHad to a logical conclusion, IndL cits that 100 hrick maksre can do th* work of 36.000 end that xvsn(AM flour mill employs* can pertttm all th* duties now taken car* by 17,000 men snd women. A "IU philosophy falls flat when H axumr* that sound concluslnns din b* based on fragmentary evi­ dence; that prexnt abnormal unkinploymsnt Is Ih# result of lorh••logical displacement; that wa can predict with accuracy what Raman beings will think o f do to­ morrow; that everything was grand until the machine cam* •long to upsst Ilf* and Industry: t th* demand for good* will n become stationary, and that K Wanta R a n c h e r Killed In Orlando When C ar H it s T r a i n taeond. breeVlpg hie balloofte In S3 1-1 eecondt aad BakwU Nw> erorr. Of Wlthltg,- wg# third with tbe than af a split aocead near a minute. • t In a 16-mlI# rate far planaa under 110 boraepother, Wedell wee with a epeed (flfbtfar better than two mlba a mfnote. Ho did not fly bb big •peedeter la this, asln'g a plane a* far barpr bereepowerf and hjj^pbne. If th# lead^had Bui Wedall * * * * * * * tad bb aklll (renting better than NO mlba an hour. But th* big crowd that wstfhdd W*dsl| hurl hb gtaat motored ipesdetsr around the pylon* la N-degrr* hank* were ronrlMad that h* was flying the futent plans ersr lo touch Its wheel* on th* Tampa airport, Th# free-for-all race also gov* Ih* crowd a gllmpx ef th* email. Ht and isrond fsitx t ship In th* group of IT plane* portbipotiog • the Florida air tour. It wa* h* Cessna Special, piloted by Roy Liggett, af WkhlU. Kan., (hit finished second to Wodsll at a clocked opeed of flO miles ah You'll >NE CENT A DAY PAYS • UP TO 9100 A MONTH r - r 'M I k e Pkel. Rrtema, Tsl. W r Nine Warms iM nil able irrUnllnns or ln »rl tilts*. SeM under mnnrv tort nusrsnIs*, tr not Mltnflsd. for sale at A ft In im .a ■t/e b j‘ Never Forget i mm nr vbln [ ‘W t r y t L “ THE DAWN OF TOMORROW” S a n fo r d G o lfe r s D e fe a te d By WRUj O ; A re t-OOH D eLan d D A N N Y D IN G U S hHDWfVJ - NbU KW Dft VNQUTHlgtj, VsMWTS TVR. MRYTtW T R A TE S Psnfnrd golfers who visited De(And yesterday afternoon to ac. espt a challrng* to matches be­ tween teams ohaien and teams of women, suffered decisive defeat The woman's team wa* dsfsatsd by th. score of IB'* to IH while th# men’s tsem dropped the match b« a xore of 33 to 14H. Mrs. T. R. Milling was captain ■YOUR WATCH repaired of tho woman’* team that Included Mrs. (Irorg* R. Hull. Mr*. Mary Rawlins, th# Mixes Helen Marentrite. R*beers Stevens, Elisabeth Shumaker, and Margaret Pstare. John Herbst waa captain of th* "JICiOR" U lost, dark brown and men’s team that Included Jo* 7. whit* Boston terrier. Reward Masters, Roy Hollar, John Lud­ wig, Charlx Dunn H T . R- M*U ling, 0. 0. Herring, II.’ W. Ruck­ er, Andrew Carraway. Fred Bel­ ly and Howard FavUlo. Th# Collage Anna eourx waa th* »c#n* af play, and both Do- 10e lino 1 tint*. 8c lino 3 that*. 7e lino • tlmaa. Sc lino 1 Month. Minimum charga 80c. I / 'iff B IL L Y ’ S U N C L 8 ■ * ROOSEVELT SILENT a - * HYDE PARK, M. Y^-Pre*.elect Roosevelt kept th* saw* lid tightly clamped today as hr watched In apparent ' silence th* straggle af Democratic leaders la Congress to align their fire*# he­ m. . . . . . 1 _ .___ _____m______S L I . fx u a lt r In- DUraa I l l M l R f . reels ISM Ike* f* a 4a»——!».* • '* Its Going*" To Happen Ami war_ _a D ic M n G h e C r M N te Tile r*stel U fa ' * TRY NEWZO — B anal la alow .splsab to ■ lfljooo feat, th* pilot,' auranr* Civ, M t f , proport loan, waa Adarad by ef. fktab of tbe body to ba ewe of the majaf obJec|lreo. Competing the bfbtatire com; tnltlea }T * Dr. Fred Career, Winter Harms W. Ed. Brown. Orlando;, Henry Wabenfbjd, JaefceearlUe; H. U Schuller, Mlaael| W. C. Thompson, Lake CHyi -------------’.fftT COMPANY. �n ■ ■ WELFAREWORK C a re O f In d ip t n t B e c o m in g Is In c r e a s ­ in g C o u n ty P r o b le m DKLAM1. Jan. 17— That an wdy rr-aWgamant a f Vohwia cwwety*• welfat* system wa* Ian peTatlvv in view of eatating rang O m , waa wired by W. Mai Banktm. eammtoinner from dtatrfct faur. at a piellmlnary dbwwaaiaa <f tk, question before the beard o f realty commlMioaeri Mends*- morning. " It to a situation that l« grow­ ing ky lea pi and beamin'*. Mr. Rankin* <atd. referring to the eWta of the Indigent in the ear too* dtetrict*. Jan what final dl»p*lilea will ba made of tha matter Ib tha purtkaaiaR | « « t i « t ** b u »» * L X io o U M t l t o b d o w e entma . . I t » N chargeable i i k ig t pail to tha farnmt. have tacouncod U thgwu«h * ' tr~9V ^ !£ irnipih u* UMl Ihe R tA M llN * ' * ■ •Stale* tkiriMT Kto P *1 ^ TAMPA. Jan. IT.—Held up and tabbed a* they (Uppad to n* quire at to a dtloor amWnd a bkvck»le in th« highway eaal of the city, W. Kogar Wathlne and Edwin Brol>*lon, local attornrje. related yesterday thalr experience •a a (eareaer, baa long been famowa. M l aagar. the lent known with two armed highwaymen WnT of lbe Ibrea la newlay night. Wilkin* and Itreb- em W J.J ihli partkatar >tan arera returtdg from .Port • ’ aom# tpecDI Pierre, f W had turaed o ff the Valrko roail iwln the Rleenriew* SI* Mile creek hghway whsn they K H a " * leaMMier came to the blockade. K M d J j r i me orig. W V T I I In ell/ f r o m "Kd >lopped the car, o «ea where the road around tha roan* avowed capital ,t|'a work wan.” Watkru tald IhU •f tka callnary world, and II* Ira* morning- “ Seeing a man a fiw parlance la Ikli role la now beyard* away, ha hailad him, to aik romlag mare wldatr known rad direction*, thinking it e n »ome- recognised hr clever American on* the county had o»ted three j haaaawteaa. Sugar In Ikle capacity not only Improve* vegetable*, inch to direct Ira eel. •a pane aad corn to ebkh It re* "Whe wa hailed the man, ha walked up to the car without arousing any iu«pkiou« mi our In ra )«M U i « f *M«rM 4«bU their families form ! t.> remain o* Atkinaa* and Ml**i»»lpp* plant** Hone ami work for notking. Uftln peonage charge* are bicught to lira attention of faderal. xtcnd Jlrle* In the South, tut self­ item are th« charge- fraltfal af imlietment* or conviction*. Tv Id Maddox wouhl #*k federal I'Utrlct attorney* and A H s m Ab and H L«l»ipp< to join with film in an Invf'titalion, Walfare Town* lend. United State* attorney a* I.title Work, aalil he would glva the matter hl« attention. LADIES* MATINEE PARTY W e d n e s d a y , J a n . 18 1:10 |b 3.10 P. M. Tbl* Ad and O** K*»»y *>•*• ticket WIH Admlh TW* Ladtaa. T v c n i r M m t ^ 'i f « ^ l n r o '" ,ouT tha pttMBl U »* ototo vxtoaaBntP «*> k* gooa through encouraging • » ***. » 4 FF l E IRON I errip to the ery indivolual hi the United ■he form of a Cleat Britain te beginning tu It — 4 at Japan. Brwhaae ceaa- iik-uiM* tax. rukn wtltcK forvv than* bblkbat tMRk fw «. ‘wj Wta Britala to a farmer, t hiaa i i few, aad Japaa to a t-o-l bt.y, •) u p , “ A larmot can’t u ifl m caw wMta a bad buy l ’ ah-1 ( Wcr •roua.l tk* lot" Hnloia , J t gel I i*g a* much milk oat » happen .) hml it *«A J the fid Yal **» ir la sto> I Me Mow FluraU at gotag back lb* Waa* whiak are t mafcated. In tk* ateantlm*. Com■laalawv/Hank tea point out, there •era -wamerowi c**#a witkln Ike raafian af hia own district, that bad keen aided uirectly ky Me peadaceveor. T. K. Apgar, rather tkna through the farilittea ef the argalixrd relief agemiea In Dkytarn* Benh. lie waa advked by the board that be wa* at liberty tu cwntiaoe t« handle the matter in hi* awn Jiacretwn pending aame Iknnl action on the matter. V. W. G< aid, chairman af the local aortal vervke rommittae, ap­ peared ye«terday to aeeh ccopeiati'n of board member* In H cw iag an enuilabla dlalributlon • ( work, now in progm v cn Ilia bridge between Voluala and Sent I•ate c> ualke. Appruilmately forty paraer- many of them war vet.rani, bate applied to the local kaaed fee bridge work, it waa pgtpted out- To date, in aptte of the fact that a cnakleiabl# crew ha* been employed at Ike bridge. ,a ly three VelauU county r#*ldoata have keen given work. Ben D. Thereby, board chairman, indgated kle- willing neat to confer with theme in aalkotity. It wa* al­ to Iwwoght oot that the American Laglaa. aad «lker eeteran organto^tjowa, bad oalabliabed a toiler of aarwqdi yed veteran*, but to data had mat with IllOa »* * .* »» In te­ eming amplaymeat for lbo»a who h oi regleteeed. 'Uagal red tape. thal.ka*, In the patt, greatly handicapped tomaitaoKWerr* fmm the variou* dlaCneti la ceanarlion with the pur ctwao af lappli** totaling in rnlu. face* and tokl u» to I t k k 'em A .other man fblned the flrat bamlit, Walkin* eaplalned, and Brdhaten wa* toll to drive off tha mad and for a <voinidvr»ble dlalame Into a field. Bmb*ton and Walkln* were bound with rop* which the highwaymrn had ready, and their pockat* marched. They took Ian dollar* from Watklna ami aix dollar* from Hrobaton. "I talked thrm out of taking my watch", Within* aald. "told them It would naly gal them in trouble, aa It had nty name on it. I lri-d to get them to leave my gun behind -they fouml U when they .earthed my grip—but th«y wouldn’t, but they did leave me the holster." Walkin' sail that whin a hold­ up fir*! wa* evident, he told tha m-n that he wa* In a hurry to get In te Klk* lodge, of which he la exalted ruler, and that the leader replied, “ You’ll gat .to hr lodge all right." Hut the tl -up job, he added, did not look lik* they Intended their victim* to get away, although Brvbaton fi­ nally’ managed to free one hand, *o ho could releaae Watklna. Another ear which waa parkri Ip the flald a Utile distance off auggaaled to Watkin* that the M RM rillS. Tenn.. Jan. 17.— tJP* — A contro*er*y lielwrrn aoulhern planter* and cotton field "lU tkie*’ dating back almo»t to the day* <f emancipation ’h#« flared anew. Ilweyne I). Maddux, United State* dtatrlct attorney here, *uy* more than 'JOlt negroe* have . rtiplaned |o him rrcently that their ciop* hare levn taken from \heni earlier In Ihe erenlnr, ami on reaching Tampa he telephoned the aheriffi office. Another call reached tbj ’pollre la.t nhrht by a man who gar* hia name a* Cra* ham. Of Mulberry, and .aid he had been robbed o f IIIHI o *’ lhe highway ea.t o f the riy. • ToeretL C. A. Speer, Chs*. Kan. more than $.1lNi, was >ut wlien the p. U Woedruff. J. W. Knigh'. cunty commUalon adopled a ivD. I- Thrasher, T. J. Mlller and eb.tiaa aiithorislag femmlaalmter Sen. W. H. wdliam*. C. R. "s lh - Thuiaky In advertise for merchanor. K. {5. Jahrmon. J. B. William*, m-e, a* l« now recpiiii-l by low, k . flick*. II. Ill*ha aad C II. uxliout the nerassity of mnvrniiig Leffler. aa raerchanta; Mac r*»n. the tnemberihip of tin- lomrd. J C Eaamirmdr. a* photographfndar the |iruvt*lon* of the rren*™» B. f . WMtaer. Sr.. A. R. Key. Inlloni, however, the hoatd a* a R. R. Deo*. II. E. ToUr. aa bonk whole, would pass on bid* privr m ; J. a Mctbsnlel B. W. Ilernto final purrhaie of go- d>, in Ihe do*. 8 . O. fit***, a* iaauraiKc agent*; C. M. lUmilton. V. K. -oiiie manner a* heretofore. perkapa Hftjt imrcwgk o f Ut*t»r itwoMt tt^tho vakrretu t*M » •>» rvak «atut> taka* fifty, ot i i i s u M ^ v k A hundred yefKvut o f Uhr n*<- iMUMUtb fr*MM «WOe- MlMurphy tali* prtMttto tor a diartk rudMbli*Mk >» ifUgtOi state, and local •xywM hu*’'. Tha tuvlbiiiu mmI setUbmnit ul thu war dcW*.vaumtitidu ba sixUb step m My. Murplty’x rultui platK Mb »**/* ttka forvigu obligation* aa acuviiitug a. naatoua RMMM* to 'ha* tcadu o f the Aiuotka*. ftu»r»o. ttu buitnswa, Uka U»un*dmA nhiNiid ba given authority to maka wlbaauvajr goaavsvuoucb tot ■tmm fit on thu ihbbk. Ub uxi haugw tor traain <r»a»i«nsioaa f Files Of Herald Reveal Old Row . On Liquor Issie only savtn m m s k U gguiaton of tha debtn. wuuu tnad an a hvttr to p k e fontign krasto back on Utv fognagr Igitd. t|g» fartnatv would bu grvukliy bonufitted Tbus the probbrina at tba faiamjrtv da nut. upRanR dto pcMsiblw and can bw satiafas tocil> nuUaad uuthwut i*lnai»t| say addttkMud burden u» Ilka unvinidM ed o iy ninkgR i i intultlgcmtiy hondlud. Vsinc tonn n d k l or n uuitticak; IM * bait bowavsr. n il! navun and Uba daBsmaian Nng vutt. »fc bstp Uta farmar. IVdM r, Daria For*ter. aa |>by*i H a n ; J. O. Parkard. T. K. Bate*. II. C. DoBo.e. J. W. Conner, I*. M. Kldrr. N H. Gamer, II. U Ihihart, ■I real, eatatr agents; and R. C. MatvrelU R. J. Il*ny. Henry Mel-aulia, D. C. Robb. Wight Gro­ cery Cas O. W. Spencer. II. II. Hraao, S. O. Shiaholwr. C. A. Mr. tRow. John Nrttall. A. R. Mar *kall, W. T. Deane, J. F. Uodges. G. K. Canker. R^O. Werka. Wllktr Adams, W. A. teffler. C. M. WII* liam*. T. J Perkin*. A. I‘. Aldrvdgo. C. II. U w i*. Ptof. N. J. prikiao, A. II. Broek. A. C. Chap, pell. J. r . Ilickwa. R. II. Muirbead. A. T. Koa*rtler. J. J. IMckia*-a. aad J. L. Mallory. Gleaming white! Linenliko! You will want ot»ny of th.’itu long wearing rheet* th*t are selling nt this astounding ntonsysHvlng prlct. lUxDD Negroes Complain T h e y Are Held In Slavery On F a r m s -S p e c ia l « a|Mr|«l|a| faar I.MlUf «*#»•• To Match 41x36 Thin W c c k -- d C . P E N N E Y O Q Eva-Keww ltcttuiy*Walor» 212*211 E. 1»l SL Phone 735 A NIGHT IN SPAIH ORCHESTRA will * f ' p c j « j * ^ J. .. It l-looi.-ool- It* " A . X I H I I T IN HI’ I I N fvolu rln a in* t l- .* 1 1* • H> m |ih«itif M i i ' h P h ' M •<*•! b'i M o’r . I G io ie o .• T IB IItm ] h * lM l . . . II.. *l»nlo* n Hons . * 0.1 t i n o iil*.r.o l i w i n \ m l.<. . u i l u r o f Mu»l> M o r a J o * . I T l II I I I ,. o e • .-I«iloir.1 « * m oan-la* o f Hi* i#i.i11. • s o . l . i* k * < t o i m p , k 11 P l o i l l l l . I H V M I ’ l l l t N V • • i n ' l l t : m ii \. <" i n i - . . r . i o f Ktt o s l r a l r i l Mli|a|i'ldtl», g’aatl . 'iliP lp d ky f U f u * * * ! i i U r N lr*. w i t h lR t» r« i» ii« M i‘ lb k n o w n SEASON T IC K E T S v m iip »i« R4 l i « | i n l i y filling: r Cent al Adminaion ♦hO** Chit Iti-n (up lo ts * Hraetreil SraU... . -W M On vuli- at Ihe Sin J u ^ Pharmacy, Orlando. |5I«M and Mu«lc fo il go office. Orlande, *\ll»*%. know* Mlllmla, |hr rlurllM phottr On-hralrtt. n aig^r ihI isi**l fhr OfliMrt Kr«mm • horn* IS «*f J*»ft t f t i l l a a I 'h t if ir P I » J f o r R|i* laeafUl li irf ll T ttk r •flY d llld K r «*( I h ia f i r e n f f a t . (irnrral Admixalon SiMiftJ>oFr<l l»v *H< ia cI'll! Vt K OF MOTIC ni(laa\NDo m isI IW rUrtnfv Carter Nke, Prwf?eAr Blue Hint lientlly Shop ioing To Happ V ‘ You’O Never Foi Perm anent* . ** - * ** Waves E ugene o il . . . . . $ 5 .0 0 • : • • F aAK PERSONALITY, Watch Tomorrow’s Double Page P . P A U L ’S ................. ------- > SALE C r o q u i g n o l e . . $ 6 .0 0 * - ♦"* * C u r t a . ............... $ 2 .0 0 -. • Yx .i i > f * M ,v 1. | v For Full particulars ..a M -M M W H -— fj fur the entlrt courar are tww Jhlaa• It A PIvIHUMMEI |»lam|III*• lloft of thr 1 Intlnm. M o n d a y . J ^ . O td •*- . f. m In the fO N C K R T COURSE rodnctlun In the g » ^ • .trie with the Oflnndn IW U M I Choru* parllctpatlmf. H •>M thing novel, enllrtlr new to fentral florid* mualcal e n ttf talnmlih. . i erst ....... * 0"*rltl** K , I. * K . l l h i < n VI I. I H I. ». . n.,l „ | tilo to rn in lv o f I h r l * b l e . l « o f l v l e «l|>rco Tl »r M|N'id IV III l»r a St Mil Its i:n«ll«h n l l h r w lH iiiM m o I •'i*ft*|i|p|** r f f r r l a t#f »iM||*fy. Wrdnaaildf (loNHirroWl la% CASES Shampoo'nnd finger Ware III. Olrol. -I II.IIIH |.nnl*ts. IIUIIMN. Irl»h Free StaleThe fl*t* of Irish policemen tit#■*rv#d a semblance of order at a large election rally thl* aft rm»m of (he party of former Pre*. WII. tiam T. Coagrave. P IL L O W g Fa 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 17, 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 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 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/79ba8f38fb584e3bd564b0a61c96e93c.pdf 74528087dc626fa621a887c5b5bbd11c PDF Text Text X N U M B E R 255 woTuHslmu Stabilization Urged B y Superintendent For School Finances Louisiana “ Kingfiah" Refuses To Y i e l d >* For Previous* fcrAnnouncedSpeech W A 8 H I N 0 t 0 N . Ja n . 1 6 , R e fa alH f to yield th a flo o r fo r a praviounly an* speech o n • prohlbJ- __ - --------b e n t to vo bo tom orrow on th e P h ilip p in e veto, S e n a t o r L o n g , L o u isian a, tod ay began th e f i f t h d ay of h is S en ate fiU b M te r a g a in st th e G lass b a n k in g bill. v .Long declined to relinquish the floor to Senator Shtppard, Ton*, ^ i i r hi* cuttomary a a n u | address • j b n prohibition—UlI* Urn* to com^Pm smorst* th*'Utfc anrivrrsary of tha Eighteenth Amendment. X • a t t k ’i dally far tha ColllarBlatao bill to ttgsllsa 3.0* par._ M § I bear and win* waa forced tha Hanate Judiciary com­ mute# failed t# ranch an *gr<#sw at on the maarara. . On tha a r t of a possible Sen­ a te net* upon hit veto of the Philippine Indapend.nce bl’l, Presldaat tfcovsr, through tha madlum of fear fablnct officari, y.sterday ualaaihad a second conctntrated attach open the mraaur* aa economically m o u n d and llksb to provoke war. • * PraaldanUaj aides cariy yestarday aommoned ptwapeparman to tha whit* Heuaa- to receive ■ bulky cheat, ef argument* •gahmt tb* measure, written at lleover’a n q d tst 'by Secretaries • Stimaon, Huxley, Chapin and Hyde. V • la i torrent of Senate debit* . .. g a t a f d ^ ^ p a h U v a ^ .in J.D e m 11' . d r i f t veto two*sag*. Sen* tor Van-Jjdsnber* Srpebllcan,„ Michigan, _ . waa the hhb Republican defender. lakh Rtpuhllcan Informal pads'‘ ay Uie Senate hive' Indicated that two o r three vote* may finally he ibe balance upon whither the rets will be over­ ridden. Thi Home voted down the vble by an' ample margin. Bidding for the margin of *<p* port needed to uabold hi* siand . th a t t h e Independence bill , would lavlte not only ecoromlr ruin for the lalanda but al*o lotelga Invaaloa; the Prealdent ropealed throegh leUere from hit ' aides tha arguments of hla rebi aaeuege. Berotary Stimaon, a former governor general of the Phlllp. plnee, a m rte d In'hU ~ktt*r that to grant the m anure ef freedom provided In the prootnt bill would ^ • be "limply raUatrophle." . “It need* no laaaginallon to , graap || m effect which .It would here upon tha iffo n l prestige and r • material hi flue nee o. the United States In the Far Kail,” Stimaon “To every foreign eye it _ be e dctaoaa trail on of eettlah cowardice sad fuillity on oar pari. The charge th a t we bed tricked tboee w hen we have undertaken to* prelect Would be creeping. In the Orient, ta r mere than In the ocridat* prettify la Ike moeaurtng red of success. “Such a ■lluallon might be aa Irreparable Mew t* Anrflcan In­ fluence at ■■ time When the aUU e# affaire la U» f i r Kact la ehaetle, whtn every tlatnaal ef it*bitty b tkrtatentdt sad when Wri of the Orient ad y agaJa feme one of the** hbtorie Bsahgrosnu which*might disturb (ha whole tarth.” • T r* , sacra t try of ititta i k: talatd that th« n . today rapraoent a hi MUary “ialat «d by an ocean o T triaatalbw .“ Pete Vet Home Is Cosiplction TALLAHAMEK, J»n. KI­ WI—Stehflimtlon of a'kool flin the blenaial report of W. H. rawthon, CUIr superintendent ay public Instruction. mad* publie today. The achool law* •b- uid be amandad the report aaya to m ale atato appropria­ tion* for aiding coentita more certain of payment *v*n If smaller In amount. County school .board* rhoold b» requlred In couatla* and dlsIt let*, It add*. CSwthon racornmt tided that county achool board*, be limited to paying only current eapensa* Including with stab? Tteacher* ta c n e m »nU v i arles rir» w un mimw? Farmeri Are Making Keen PAYLESS DAYS J a p a n A c c u s e s U .S . CLAMOR FOR Efforts I ToKeeft Property INFLATION IS From Being Foreclosed On FOR STATE'S O f Aiding China WORKERS SEEN With Arms, Money ON INCREASE DKS MOINES. Inn*. Jam pr. iiileltdriit f b*.iking, urilcieil (4 *1 —The man briutti the plow l/ s iiiiirvtormiii on farm teal estate the coin t c | U making a mili­ rr ciisttef mortgage sale- Ky closeil ShhltE sS ays I) m i tic iHearings On Various tant pie* to *lay lift* and state b an k * ., A f t i f v o . m i i I hi* Report Of NipponWar hh 11<| nUntl ^util m l* n t i l r an«l ifftciali me llutmutj;. Cuts Must Be Made Plans Will Be Held thi* w ii the situation >r larday VKohtlrl Office Charges Air­ w rr- M fhfr. * in cirvutt Jinltir But PrcBcnt-T c r m a t authorities uf lire* . .tala s— .MNiiy If Umployccs Hope DDEW I (IQM planes AndAutomoIowa. Nebraska, anl Wlrronslw— Wfi* i r m l y In i j i t y o u t t # i h n . i » i To Receive Salaries DIU1" LUU1M D ,u biies BeingProvided Action Is Unlikely took definite c .a rm 's of art inn In ! wIiiik «k m.iM « n n 'ii tt thaif* Ihv> i«Hutu iit'in rtlu u irg thi' > < iv respire** In the protest of Istmeru WASHINGTON, Jan. I A - 14* I .\IJ.All.\h'SEE. Jun l« id’t n» T h e l o w l s l r i An Increasing clamor for ciirrrncy sjsiru t high taxes aud anctiuni.ig iu iitlm iir* , Governor Sholts Sail n icy said T h e U n ited S tate * w a* ac­ i1 t t r i l l nirnit*ri> o f t h e N iblA* I inflation of »nm* sort a t a mean* t.1 delinquent farm property which the -tali'* irrneiat levrn r fund teitr irlir til i v ^ I n t n T r »ontiotin siiii**«m*nviil . gi Recordn l)ur* cu sed in T o k yo new npapem ■ p M M M ■** of eating the ru lin '* financial rec.hnl the ciesrondu Slauc m et At .1 ii . •». i. ,r 1,1 "bich I'Ajrtoll* n»r met h*F *Felice 1 1 U n U y -o f. fu*uiahlnj[..*inonoy*o. the wrrk-end. situation ha. opened the door. to j or 11l a ma*'I' hl aiiV r ‘ , | \ V l!U I f l h t n r legislative r b..la l.i Jili.>lkL!ki»AllitltLtM»»C«.^.l«A^|>K arm * , an d am m u n itio n to . Tindnthly tor the |.v>t «lx months. . Interesting F a c t s C h in a fo r u se a g a in st J a p a n ’* “JRfFffkliy* nmced«r that definite I YKnr prole*t on the grmm I thry It'd* i .* ta u . . Ivii ply a« Tho dilfrtrn. o. ho raid, hss lietnl action f t thi* .r.sjon of Cbagreae j ran .8*1 meet turrcul obligati nv of a "f a n n e r - ' u ia irh ” on Lincoln nu* c up rarh in mih hy irarsfrrs cbllgatlon* bo met from county To hard liquor amt h nu* brew forces. | during the precont low pnee* on com- l>i tho state rsp ltol. ) ' inple- flout other lump, but ml *s*«i, he and district fund* obtained by is highly Imprnhah'e. A m b assad o r Jo sep h G rew llrarinr* • n variou* Inflationary | cn*r«. ■"<« lu prvt,. their . . e are llsos-sif o M il for a tw o-yrnr m«ra- s i., drtvrininrd I mirl -late pay* r r r tilycclly traerd 591 nf the H9J enforced la* brio*. rh im \> it choo: laiul loa r to e m p h a tic a lly denied all a u r s ti a id chsiKr:. of law vioaproposalv, Iimlading the remone- employing tha “f-rte *y»t*|nVt lid - without further lran*lri* tlration of stiver, ara to be under­ had it- Imeption tn lows Is * sum- h*l|> I tlWV d rillin 'e n t- t ria l i I half even If Ihr vlalr nfficlal. Including’ prrtatrcd a i* m * t w hit* •» '1{e b a r g ts . T h e Ja p an e se w a r irp ortod 1} b’ertaken hy the Ileus* Banking and n<cy when they pick ted roadi that in io im r n ri m him o il, rate employe., *<ip*uil „ d 1 ed porsorn. o r | h U c « m m u n it y . 3 f f ,e e B , l | # m f n t u |d A m erifurnishin g n . iw « . Cnrrvney t' mmittae at the direc­ led In market In an elf<* t 1" alor Green. lud.o* an I slal* attornrys, have a *t dy ,.f I'oltie t otrt tecord* for, . . . . . ________ Chine*# ,S|,.il r .men f " r t o n o f Ih r pm 19.TJ revealed today. r , , ’, wm ,urn,,n,n« tion uf Chairman Steagall, prob­ tiring about letter rrtuim on to u.ili for 1hi it pay. airplvnrs and automobile*, daI*. lin g g r ops the -tat*- lav The rep rt inllcatrs that during ably th* latter part,of this week pn-|Ji if. •‘fh al'i whirl 1 facl’ g iiv", hr 10scribed av “arms”. is y c t s ’ !••** o nnd U.a farm ers' In<|s*llel l>y thri* larg> farm: 1082 I'hiof of Police Hoy G. Wil­ Itemand. for cof(!Meratii<n i f >1. .id ".'nl lh r eii the vls'.o payMeantime Italian relation* with similar piers also are Incrraaing eis* mass-inewt ing * in roulhreoal h'di'luy a .nr lot hm, vrhiih Sstnc- loll may liVts lu wall for th**lr liam- ami.hi* naff arrested H7I th* Things* nationalist govern­ 'a y held * meeting at Hydnor penor*. and charged them with In the Senate where advorafn are I * i - jwii of which hsltr I :!h*rmoney. I'm dead vrt against any ment w irt stralnsd becauto of engaging in tha fl Ihuster against ill’s "sles. and th<- other intiggi i nr ounce I th*y t*mi M gather beb. 1 more lr*n«fris. Wr' I have to live K9.' a lig r d law-viuUlion. th* slaying of an Italian mvsaanWhin their |wrsoni were ar­ rrsolutlan* srekllx ’ radflfflert of , IS at the late fair groundt»r the Glass banking rtfnnn lull In within ,u r mear* ami thrmfgh ger by Chlnaa# troops white ho tax 'ev1o< |iid giw giwertntcntsl c< arpt e ftm cn tsl ex ' tho descent upi*n the Vgi Islive Various Measures Arc the hope that thsy may f rrr ac­ pensr« rCPtumy rrdu-e pay, oil nnj il igiH* I before Municipal Judge was pasting th* Slno-Japanas# A n ilirw s. itato u -' #eulh, Mt 0f* ShaaIU. A. Amlicws, ilato nnu-^hali. Ilnwcyer, reithrr the finance op*rating n p in s rs |o 11 nu.unium. It. W. Mare they were ordered to; B e i n g Considered tion. nnr the hanking committee of that “Those who w rk for Iho slnlr pay fines whtrh totaled flLIOS.IO haikway. To Raise Revenues branch has shown any dlsp* siflnn •*r I11 any rllirr governmental for th** year. Of this sum, only Italian authoritle* said h* had as yet to begin hearings. jg g ti) , mu. 1 r-'xlno there 1 11 f.’tll.V.l.fiS Here tidlortcd, while tSOI horn guaranteed aaf# paaaag* and were *m*p* nd-il upon c ndltlon, in ATLANTA, Jan. H .-W ’l -Sale* Sevkirg to rriievr the rteilit sit ■rpics ion lit tovrnura Just aRum* la txpaetvd In demand aatlat a r n t t on* kinJ or another are uation Imm another legislative lhorr i* * drprevsl 11 m lh.- t< si­ luii-t iaa*s. that the i ffender did ta-tlon from lh* Chlneta. not a|<|war in sourt cn any charge, Jjpanta* airplanes bombed and under consideration in four south­ angle the House Judiciary C mne *< world. * ern slates where general assent- milter hn|>e* to report this week •Thry will realize Jt when they ior a varying poflt J nf month*.! heavily damag'd Chlnaa# head­ bites ara now in session. A filth tho Mckenwn-LaGuardia binkhave to wait for l y chrtka ami b'oiIy*nins* o f thi* s-revlyf per quarters in Kailu, Jrhol and a rstreati-l their lowf*. I3M r#UBu r attack oa Tungiao commonwealth —Mississippi— al­ reptry revision M I, designed to they may have to writ.” m*nn*'lr' I* anlreipited.ready ha* a levy on retail rale*. Xeinot errdittrs and debtor* to Fiacres forntslirUj, him by the lieing col reted in fltorgia I* lb* latest state to roinc into federal courts an l settle SeekH Fence Of World F o l k County Cattle date ttravury, the gvrerinr said which aunt tv tn c lu d r^ tn the p i i * sal** laa merure in its leg­ their difficulties n simple fashion. •hoped the grneia' revenue rr- tliOMLM.In Fapnl Bull Read J d n n Die« In Wreck iript Allhimgh mly 72 penonj.w vrr Building Perm its In islative thrashing machine. U"e 1 during Ilf* last *lx m nth* Kar.traching technicalities have bill before the assflhbly now would arisen-uT^inperfii the rommillee's In Famed Cnthedrai On Orange Avenue rf HM'J aiuuuntrd to Id,l7-.ltTJ-di rhiiigeil with dmrhennesv during M2 Beat 1931 Mark •s tin* yr.vr, an avringr of six every levy • two percent las on retail progress, hut tnco the mvaaure it »htle iliibur irmenl t totaled t month, their are a vifrlety of other O l lL A N D O . Jnn. llt.-*C. N. Mill .9(1.1.711 more. sales. Another measure would par* smoothed out, oarly consideration VATICAN t'lTY, Jnn |rt. tff't Ru IIdIng permits Istued In th# the way fer a constitutional hy the Hour* has been l>r inisef (i, ploiutnont rattle I'npe Iiu i yr.dcrdry pua-lsiniid Kean. Thi* si* montha fefic)t of M il. chaigea that acting Chlrf of Po­ City of Sanford during 1932 to­ amendment—the voter* wtlllrg— hy Speaker (Isrnor. President lloo an “a i m irilinny ’ holy year of rancher nf I’olk rounty, was 0.11.44 In general rortnue fu'd* lice T. II. Shcafcr tiYay said had taled f 16.183 V 1130 more than In lu v'n with the use of liquor. permitting abolition of ad valorem ver only loat Wodr.evday recom p.ayet. penamt* and pllgninsxa t" fatally i njurril here yestarJay ii wha: reused him to ft me genThere were 29*1 charges of die- 1031, arsordlng to rerorda at tho teats and allowing the state to mewled t« (Congress that such Irg- Itomo to lu n g pence to th* v.oild cial orders that all ilrpnilmrnt* City Hall today. nr drily i nmiuct l-dged during the •In « hull entitled “Q*t»d Nu(wr”.l •H-rno-n when Ihr — Inn in mwler Ids immtdia'u diracllon toe*lbct aa high as five percent on islatrn be onacted. Th* largest single permit layear. Tht:» charge, according to *» -a a .rhllpg fan Into t* (Contiaoad Ow P*g# Three) Seoptais T hofiasr ef Oklahoma, whtatrwM trad in, 8 t- Pri#t.a. at I surd Is In th* nam* ef J. H. Colthe acting Chief, covers • mu'UU X. hi. I Atlantic roast Lire train, ac‘I t i b t f S B t e w w * . antf*W hatler, of Montana, both tuile "f sins, mull c f Ihnn arising cluugh, agent. In th* amount of has urged the legislature to up- D aniurats, have s l M Senator Thlt h ly year *l« In rommrmo* W 'll"* *'• w'ln*-s *•. n fttr Ih1-1.000. north o h.vd pn ed till o of the use of liquor. * proath shiaa tag laglslatloa "with lo rg , of LouMaffl. In his baltlr rsti.n of the Nmater nth frnt^^-ry1'^omotivo h.vd pn Icc Cream Makers To ,|Fifty A empa.-ativ* r'.atsmant of w hero (Vranga AVon * .rrolgjno, on,, persors were »y wnll «itrtm e caatLn aa.lt taies a4i at- against th* Glass tanking pro of Chtid's rodrmptlon irdampHan of mini Have Meet In Orlando chatgcd with liquur that they be­ permits Issued ntoiUily dvrlng cets 111*a of Ilf* fro® the coffin poea', in th* hope that tha Senate kind, raid the I’upe in htimlling Ihr Ihr arrldon' on*unod. follows I'. A. .Smith. I'olk rnrMlty came leu ternua an l evtremely 19.11 and 1932 is as 1911 to the plow point.” 1*11 HUNT 11 will rapitulat# and turn to either oull tn tho dean *f protanutanv*.' grower, nh., '« • dri'lng II*• »fHeyward \V*lk i. vlcr president loud tn their "crlebisliini." They The govern* r of South Carolina, tha remonetlilllon cf silver or «ho tirnk it to fit. F r'ri's (u trad .Unitary #^- ...... 1 H I • and acting gterttary of th« Mori* ?•• itan. was nt fli* ho'pltal last Ktbruiry (Continued l»n Pag* Three) suggested a sales ta i measure to same other fotm of currency In­ lu Ihr r ngrrgsliur. IIM ... m Much — ^ H night wl*h n dlslivvtrd rhmiMrr i!» Asso'latlon of Ire ('ream ItM relieve property /a* In hi* met- flation. April Ihr yrsr should irs I In "sonnl, an,| nlh*r Inlor.rs, thoogh rs|o-,-l. .Manufvrturcrs tmlay announced • Mi ltd ....... - H I Mur ... rrga to the aastmb y. No sales ts* ftCS Meanwhile, a noa-pirtiraa group politiial s td inti r national p e a r ’ , . «it that 1hi* slath -Mnual ronv nllun Accused Torch Killer Juris . . .. bill has been Introduced In Mouth i f Hou*et mambars received cn a t a cunnpicm-r i f iho pnmaiy »d In trvnvrr. n h io 'I sk. Snillh, t ill . 71* July of lh* Florid* Asso'ivtian will who I* n tlrlrr of the ,1 nil man. HM . . 411* AMill"• Car: lira yat. • rourageinent from the annource­ dijrrt in liming man insko hi« wa> rtlenrrd from III** ho pllvl Iw held at the Angeliilt lintel Ih Believed Foisoned M#pt«mbsr 3tl . »»» Senator llinmlnle, of North ment hy Stragal’, Alahmna hemo M-arr with G«t. Iho.Po|ir »atd. . I ll I *r|nt»r f M tl r n li , aflrr I* mg liralril in Orlstidu on IVrdnesilay. • JOSS — II* Nn»»mb#r Carolina, eay* h« wll offer • se­ eral, lhal both sldewof th* ip:e* Urglrg numerous pilgnmagr III LONDON. Jnn. in. Thi* Kl rlion Of oflirfrs will tie a 1019 _. U#» lected commodities lax. It w old tion if inuiflg new currency .{pair, Hi- ll.linr«a ilrcirrd prll- for whsl wriw **)•! to In* nuiv<r proiiiinent festuir nf Hie meet­ ithri of 8*1 mu11 l uina-p, zeeutvd Iiscrnibsr injuilro Alvin Sou'll. 1*. Ihr olhtill** 91M1I .i x tntaceo, playing cards, camlet, would l>* heard by his committee. i.y m ulg< nro fnr pilgnmi mahr r pasirngrr in the car. tnnprd ing to which all wli"le*alr m«nu- toich sliiyiT. io-*k nil Ibcr flrain*ale., with tha praealllng tale of fartiiiera nf Ic• cream are In­ Ur turn (•••L.y wlifil Ihr |uijoner, Representative fiuity. l»*mo ng tdplr \M l* to Ihr four l>a-il- unhurt. * . Jt» parceiit, but* some Item* lesd. crlt, MUshsippI, author of the |nl .<•«». St. IVIer’h, Mary Major, St. The parly had <"ni,. to Htlvn- vited whether A -u-i'Im n mem- who sf«>ii| llu ihrM III (br puller LarRe Throngs Visit Senator Clement if the same state tacked by th * group, said hliliitii, v*ii > I'i'iviil III. Hr was hurInhn laitriun an l SI. I'nul, mdsido do fiom nrvr Lakeland to y sit b irt nr not. has Ir.lroduced a production tax, m ceuira was strictly * n em rr- .lie wa 1*. The meeting legin. at a Toon tirl In Ihr hoffpilal whrrr h r Is Sanford Zoo Sunday Mr-. \V. M. Male hell al Florida which is In effect a tax on gross ge rry prrposal, sal ing for an IvIlo rvh rto*l (hr w rld to lorn t’sinilnriurn. Mr*. M’fUhelt 11 11 luncheon followed hy tho Imslnesi trp Itn l sniffling internally with .»•>*. It provide* a tn*-half of on* SL-e of *3.000,000.000 In currency ill minds ''from rnrthly **d tlrL<rge crowd* of Sunday aftarslrlrr nf l’. A Smith and liver •vision and n baii'iu't nt 7dW lyiiiplniu ■ nppMimtly suggtiling peratnt bvy on manufseturer* to p a y ' currant expense i of * the nying things'*, sgsinvt * »h> h at l.ak*l*nd. (In lh ' wav home o’rlu k tomr loim *I iNtiioning. mun plsaiur* saekaro p*M*d I'rnndn nl speakriv In ha heard who prmluco anything for sale for Thr IHI-yri.r o il builder *h > hi«l through lh# Municipal Eoo y#«'limy are struggling so tinhnp- from iho -anilaiiiim Smith »v*s government. during the afternoon include Aug­ Oijl in n toanlin^ hoist rrmlmg un lay aftrrnomi, many ef them . p r .| It. tl Includes all fabricated 'pily**, and su g g rstrj that the pro- driving, 'fo r Kr<n had complaint* I goods of industry anJ all prod:eplo “wilh-linw thrnisrltr* friun tho Hint the. tri|i from luikrlniid Itad ust Vn t'pel, J r . 'd Tumps, ilrflRfhr SloiW while Scullan l being attracted by ihv ntw cage president nf th# Association; Prof, tion such a* electricity, |» i , Ice, First Reports Issued din of dal'y life and r e f l e t ” in tired lilm slightly. Vnr.I urni hr I for him Is acrusnl or bird- placed there on Saturday F. fl. Mritln nf the llnlvrsity etc. afternoon hy Superintendent uf llirlr lirart 1 with lhoin<ol»ra. r poBy Marketing Bureau ftrpnrta of h»w tin* Occident of Floridv; John ft. Rn*on.e. firirte" 1 « • r.r.,,1. Waf er A bill provWing for a 1 0 .percially duiirg this renlrn.viy yru .” g iliriril .aired, lull wille re* reprrvrnt.Hte r f .he A.......... ed I M »' »•' «»• "»e of the moat In- I’ark.v Jtniet Mmighton. renl levy on eoft drink* and near Th# new birds Include tiny butHr urgrd prayer *’ul |ic*>s>*r raid ............ __ lh* nuloniohile ran int*i First reports front ihr United that of '» « « ' '» « " '« m yilene. hero has been Introduced In Ton­ Rlatr* IVparlmmt of Agrlcul- not only f r Hm faithful. hu| tA*r ihr Imin nftrr Ho baoiuotlvc hail Indunlri - «f Fh’llds. an.| John M. I of laitwlnn il *rim st ha I lamnus tirfly fin he* fiom Auslralla, a neau*. Representative Garwln ol turr'a Burrau of Market reports 'nil msyl oid Irtl nhliay hy *o| pa-sr,| Iho cm mg. Tin car .Scott, chief milk iu-pet tor. if S.' nt laud * Yard hnlfled sim e pair of Java rica birds, and * Gainesville. that »Ut* say* h* will prapent a w rrr Issued at thv City Hall this (l oiiljuo.d I In I'agi* Foui I Jif-alrhefl’n burned lualy w*» pair of German ranarlat. Thts# ’ <1 optioned On Pago Two) ganarsl aales tax bill with cne- afternoon by R. E. Winfrey, who liiuml tty firimea c* bil to e* hlrdt ar# housrd in -v special cage half of one percent a* the figure •rrivait harv last wq k to tsh* I'KIIMITH WHI F.ll tm t '11 h s hlsse in Furnace's built around a small cedar Ire*, tenUtlTsly selected. It would ap­ over th* duties aiaignrd to It- K. w rkshop. Three bullet- woun I- snd are among thr most musical of lh- many birds now on display ply ta all transaction* for proltl Hurry last year. T » snty tyii slertrical"and four wcle iullt I in Ihr hnily. ixcopt them Involving proderte of I at the Zoo. Mr, Wlnfray, fogeth-r with FI d ) l’ inhliig p<*rniits v sic I ,nurd a* Ho* City 11*11 during Hit .’, it *- u tha aril, which 1* prohiblUd by »h* Douglass Griffin and llu rh Klynl ' A part of tha profit* of tho of th# Caftry lnsp#ctlmi drpart Taanasea* eonattlittlon. !>mlnol* Indian Vllllgo brought Opie Kc ads the Tonnes ,r* h down lu the Irv rl nf H i* mail in ri venlc | In a « n»rh nf nfficisl Huvunu Police Kill meat af th* U. B. D-partmrnl .nisi whose HO yea.i iif life have lh * licet f on luoiiglil M r. R ia 'I record 1 I o-Is V. Tin* cily lirttcd tn Hanford last wlntar wa* used S u H p c c t c d Plotter III piirohas* th} new birds, It « * ! . _ of Agriculture, wllj use a portion ••n rto a d a i with memorable to the p la tln im ns u ( luiitnuipia !22 ns frt for litiian-e uf lh" , announced today. A small monkey Aimce’s Condition Ib . nf th* City EnglMar’s office in w nli. Is in Sanford un hu l.n lerl.iier Ininlrr n-s an aulhV ivLlir.il j ’ h riric"1 Priinils whd the th* City Hail, tha sp a'r having *rll («ur of the state, iiady to rank IJi 1 Jan. Hi. ( A l1 wm also traded as psrt prymsnt IIA VAN iMsik, a 7 r t. nu I ptmnhlng peroilU ,f*ugM m W-tll. Reported Improving ham provided for lhair 1150 hy the -rove up-n-ht* expertrnrr . tnr the (IT inntftii Aiittri<:in Hletatoie Tipped hy informers, pull# on th# bird*. City of Sanford. M r.' Mnughton said to tay that •Milled the t»-trtrnre nf leo ro r rail hi 1 cun ' 1 diutndi lu the humor aiiiu rmrnl of the radicmc at the two vmmix M Nf.it LOS ANGELEH. Jan. All growgro and shippers In Carvijal. Iff III* ( rrro .uhutb and within a few 'day* ha will bay# -■ itst ft Sid'.* I'lie u i y Hriiuol tmii.li uf hi 1 day will i t a a« dlstlmt y Dr-. L. C. Andrian today ftpertrd this arstioa* ars Invited In call hgtl painted and aractad nase. lain* Ida. fd Gieveni an*l .AU'art llawkin- luand sis tiller, ammunition, and marker* which daacrlh* ar*ry a daridod lalprovemant In lb* con­ at th# afflcg a t any time for tn- st K.'Vj u’clock. n -.vriTiiT dynsmllr. An armored ttrad h p rr *ro tnnighthjr., young n id i, rrsfilrnl# of Lake i l l . Kiail. s h . lu».. Iv-lJs.l at When M dition of Almae Semple McPher­ f. rotation raiding la «ha m«v*bird In tha Zoo. Ho reports thal till. iiiorninc were liuck wailed nractiy. Threa 'u n ­ son lluttcn, evange.Lt, reporUd mrnt af ralary fram this and ili.wcy-lu-The-Jll It tnr tin* |*-i > under Ibe auspice:* if the Louth Monroe, Increasing Intirest Is being mani­ l-rnilght h 'f iir * Jrd ge J. (1. !'-hnr"n | identified fii'n appeared ani whan hide P.-T, A. raunril, luv h e s 'rrt .eren.1 years, is nut new tn ; sirdritically III on numeroua occasions olhrr sretion*. Parson* wishing fested In ~tbt Zoo. aipoelally by ic.wer tul they were m detel lu.hslt fired on in i'o u n iy Court to out-of-town vlaltor*. dwrlng the last tww yoaro. She 1* dally report* malfrd thorn n*rd ■ur t 1 idivncea ^* • puhlic speskrr,' V*til live with tilm in Hie sssh. nl ch a rge i n f intosicaliuii following |*th* p Her who returned the shots Sender n caurt order to appear to­ but rvgistar tjlrir name with Mr. 11any person.- having heard an s i­ Ihs mighly (tple Iliad ;will Jlc- th-dr nriest Hatuiday night hy tilin g npe nf thrni The other two morrow at th# trial of tho $3 to^ Wlnfrojr. Th« afflea > open until te - ho dclisarvd here last I all grid'", among m ar, limn half a I'ntntlnl.lt IV. A. M cM ullen a n l rviaped. The dra I man war ur IIt. J. Reynolds, Jr. Is OOfrbroach af contract suit brought lata In tha afternoon each dry ex­ in 1lie Inlnast of tVm. J. II » •/, htndied ski'rhes, igi i.ilerile*v lic p n iy Sheriff Jack lin k-on. They (Irntlfled. t..id itl« fur g\vei nor. Mr. s.i)|i Ucnrisl tl. G. Giant) huw agtlaat her by Rcy Htewart, film cept Sunday. I leaded guflly and were rent'nerd Visitor In County Iliad is, hownver, mnia or le- Sis John It. lin-kefelrr dlscinr.i di.wctor, who' al^fria U waj em•u pay the rorta, nr IlH .lu rath. rkhes, rcliKi n and hi'< critic ; do* present generaliml » a hJmatica ptotaro In which «h# waa U R epairs‘Being Made K. J. Reynolds, Jr. and HI* President Wilson’s aim is! i rid t-n ig M 'iir makes hiv riairnri* Unriuw delisting with 0 : ba starred. y ung In id*, of Wlnstoo-Sa’am, To City H ill Rooms itrst 'ai’peoranr*’ h*io pure Jf in rmigifs-man, anJ Unrlu Joe I an j L I G H T n A N K H I I O H I Daughter Dies At 45 N. C., ar* spending * fair day* oaeiltr / no*'* atory nf the tahhit and Ihs hat capacity. MASONS TO MBPT V.T. L O U IS . J sn 11 11at th* Bamlnola Driving Ctab **•? J. T. Pap*, texal aaatractor. to ­ Ar th* aditlir of the ‘‘Atkao av poker game. CAMRR1UGE. M»u».. Jsn. Hi — Longwood, visiting Mr. IteyaoMri Fight fit. l/uiiv bink i failed '■> day hagaa lb*-work of repairing Traveler", , hutnort publi.'atmn '-Mr. Jtead airiisd in Honf id open to ^ y making a t' t ’l (*f f/fO -Mrs- Jnv.Ie Wilitui Jayr*. uncle, W. N- Reyaolda who baa a and palaMafUurro gaosav « t tb* whwh waa a .papular fatnrile in Grit ntnining accompaniri ty dasgliter uf l*r*std*iil Wllsmt and to have th* IrnriUa from 1*83 u.illl the lata Fermorv Wilson, of Oilsado, rJIn- Iff banka .with aggr g*t<- <1 p'idls life long winker in sncisl servl-a string i f vgluahl* hors** la tra la . e x- fading 115.000,00(1 to rt-e -ln diya. DO'*, Mr. Road’* ' tUmr l< well- paign manager for Mr. Howry in Iho city and HI- Inui- comfy and ihn cnjva of world pr»>e, d l'd ing there. Young Rgyaold*, broth- , *r of tb* lot* Smith City Commls- hnuwn to mlLloav of Adtcricxni av thv recent campaign He sp-nt j K * Mayor's an able, faaalaating rntnturner « nrid rrsh , time visiting al His within tb* last 13 day*. M<*l of late la-t night at th« ag* of 43. spent part of this nsa” sg.1 Mrs. Bayrr. wif* of Prof.aaor th# gloaed InatltuHon* wer»avail O t f Clerk’s ofPrancls Sayra. newly appointed Ing on* wf fh* Kayr »da Clutabor of Commerr* offlc*.1. ihsall whnaa Jagcriptlg# jhivenm tr# at cas*teg with P.-T. A. official, de­ naighborhood banks. •tata comrolssloBar of conaetlon around tha troth fas tn & iafc ’ b*-t s Ivantaca tnjmn Ik i* /* ! 'd coal this afternoon ho and M: PLANT CITY-PIv* acre tract *ad member of th* Harvard 1-aw tlm* glut* upon la r*t*Il taridcatv In tha tail* gf tha awning's program, and ••J ia e a r g rra t U gattaral preparing for what h# toothing Road Ho. 17 on wcalors School faculty, succumbed to thw nolds anjoyad a boewaV * / i Ud dur- Uvcs of tha This ability to plctaro th, in­ p r mjsca will b« a “Night or Mirth ildo of city, • dedicated far park gffacts of a gall bladdrr operation through tha bridal path W r " ■ r*pairs af race track tn ia la f ‘ ' pgrormad Saturday. ti ma'-t and kring tb* -eur'd's great tempted. asd thrH a”. 1 F T ? -" i ■ - • ' « ■ £ i, I 124-w '" / sHKdS mz :- HARDLIQUOR AND RIG IN LOCAL CRIME! H FOUR SOUTHERN STATES CONSIDER SALES TAX PLAN POPE PROCLAIMS! RANCHER KILLED ESPECIAL YEAR INORLANDOWHEN OF HOLY'PR AYERS CAR HITS TRAIN Cy A Opie Read Is Visitor In San ford On Farewell Spcakin g Tour Of or i a - *1^- * & _r - \ >.4 \ �1/ A FACTOR IN toft M i a New Inventions Will Open W a y s For Added Employment NEW YORK, Jan. 14,-AmerlHIALEAH PARK. MI£MI, ft*.. HL 14— Tka Beyth’s (raataat ran Industries will contrlba* most ( t meeting—farty-flve daya of to aconamla racaaary by contlnuiTlaat tkoroogbbrad competition log or Interruptedly tka developR1 gat aadtr aray Thursday, Jon. assist tf research, lavention and labor-taring daaiaaa, to opto naw I at Hialeah Park. ' * Amovin'* feral it atablaa In* omploymant opportunities nnd e'udtng many which hava never makt far now ecniumen’ netoto. before appeared *n a aootharn la tka opinion of 110 laadort rfv track hata aent dot* to 1,000 of floM| of roaoareb Induatry, «ngltM ftoaar. t Ik rough bred, la the aaarlng, oconomle vduraUn and .Caontry to compete In a .winter flnanca who roplltd to an Inquiry meeting-which |g outstanding In by Mr. Alfrad P. 8li»n J r , praaltlb South and on n par wlUI tha dont of Conoral Motor* Corpora­ ' boil effartd oa metropolitan tion. Whan >o .ant out hit Inquiry, Moreen of the North end Wat. More than 1)00,000 In itokoa ho did not have trvhnocrsry In and poraaa, otartopplag the »ff*r thought, ha aald, but tha rTpliat at any other winter track, make to hla qifery “may wall bo takan * tha program an usually rich one at an aniwtr“ to tha technocrat.’ , f-r horsemen. Tha feature of the aaaartlon that research and Invan­ i i apaalngndap rrlfl H 1K* MUU*K, .Uork'impraMasMoL uInliittvxiMxUut, lacwgurnl handicap for threo-yenr- device* ere mtre Important today . .olds and upward wth 12*00 that aver before.” Roger Batson, In hi* reply do•’ addad. ^ • Cltlei af Florida haaa bean hon­ dared that " •eal*•<c^ney,—crca’ and In tha good races oft sue* tlva selling, Improved products. tending day* of the'meeting which In:raaaed par dollar value, more dlatributlon—la the a n nomad tor cltlea of the aun- scientific gblao itote. • qulrhret end aoreet way to ««t , In tune with lh« time* and man hack to wotk, build up whl#' aaotkae ef the (actors which la apread purchasing power, rain impeated.to sentrlhnto to the moot aocveeafnl‘vsrr’ meet ing *- el the winter, admission prkaa to Hielaan Park hava been sharply lems of malatalnlng standards of and clubhouse admission reduced quo Ity ahd value and should pros­ tfom | | i 0 to fl.OO which Include, ecute research aa f. rmarly. be­ taa. cause thla nation “la not g<lng to Special rules have been put Intp ramaln forever on a M percent effect by both tke Florida East bails", Daniel Willard, presi­ Ctaat and Seaboard Airline Rail­ dent of the Baltimore A Ohltf ways to.eaable race geere wltkl i ad, said. twenty-four hours trwvtl of Miami Kalin Dr, James R. Ange l, president (k attend the “Opening Day." One­ of Tale University^ declared that way fare plus twenty-five cento “any great Induatry which.in lhaaa. severs tba roend trip from all dllTIcult times succeeds In main­ potato on beth railways, tha re- taining 1U standard, of value dueed fare going Into tlfecl Jan. IS, retornlng Jan. ai. Racing Heeratory Jaaeph MeL rnvn this aeeacn has Inaug­ ronfldance 'and Is thus rendering urated the "dally double" a wk- an Important public service." gttiag faaluro which has provad Alfred E. Smith, former Gover­ aytrema y popular on northern and nor of New Y(rk atale, aald that taslara courses. The patnn sd- “everything we net has been wear­ Usto wlnnare In the firat and third ing out. and there la piling op a rams *rd U stieetasfil la re­ backlog of demand that munt v001* warded with ttnueually doog odd* tural Its h unde and ho rafloctvd ander the part-rautnel ayatom •« In tba manufacturing Industry." itting aothoriled by the F.orlda Uta Racing Uctemlaalen. SThe huge Austrellan totalleator, Hawkeye Cagers Go Into L ea d Of Basketball Loop tba only Installation of. Its bird In the .United Btatoe protects pa­ irs na of Hialeah Park agalnti any possibility of fraud or manipula­ tion aa the operations of the ma­ chine and tha enlculation o f‘odd. The llawkeyea team In the San­ gre entirely automatic. In addition, tko prevailing 'odds down to and l«- ford Junior High Hchod la.kelball leagur. In wlnnlgg a 17 to 10 game from the Sharpshooters thla —- —- -------. week, went Into the league for the f M fast aa tha bets art received. Tka Inaurtaat tropical beauty of second hair of th* season, with Hialeah Park which has made U two victories and no defcate. The • , aa# af the ehew place* In Florida Rhirpshooler* were etnt Into last *' 1 H a st »a the anUre world ka* been place with two defei ‘ and trrlcs while the I Mustangs nro tied place with orb victory and one de­ feat rath. , Ihe Mustang*-nosed nut the « £ t o tha«AlAO0^00 nrogram of Uantlilera 17 to 10 n the feature . landscaping ..d « l ^ te olfcet hy Joaaph B- Wldsn* . chairman of tko board of |ko Ml- iiSBarkr «ff t*10v •*»••• lw utu ir e -"1 f*"" * tral setting a palm lake within the track aral whoro brllht flamingo* stalk, tha flteat *»•»> •• Uu al Uta United Hlato* wUI saw* B t o u u Into compelltLn In an »•* W s B K s c e of heautr unsurpassed g l i , race track ta th, world, tg tko stab o* competing , r wlll boi flraoatre* fttahlo, Mrs. J ' JP. WMtocy, Now Jorooyi M«. 1«. . I'hlppt and Boeratory af th* lirasury, rwtcsn MBUt •Carat lu» ypakaaaan for it serieo of rCaagilUtto toga Mloa Morphy yreoek. Jarewell aenMPt > • * * ■ * » BUI T i l d e s WiU P la y Exhibition In Orlando Tkara war* repreaenuUvee from N ate. Lake Miry, Ctadervitle •«* ttoLaad. Tha program givea waa aa fellow*: Ward* of wetooaoe, V. J. ’ Spend love | prayar bp R**Rossboroogb; addraaaaa. Bar. JThompson.' of Laka Mary ; O. a n la not aa apprertaUv* »n raaaarnla. chafing .4 mramant an n protty Ctrl, la irra . solid*. rurntwlehe*. t bat a oommaat on tha tact aaa. mold, and haak. that tha packon of canned (node Cluck I CM uekl Cluett bare aaolTid morn forma In whlek la ran thla highly esteemed d* tr» kn*w that we'd h« tin Alfrad Erlescii, and Baa. Car*. . .MRftLfilMI hoel inleal* nary i falthfolly mlaietered to o«r rh'oTrh some to y»re waa vrMb w | | i ill a rt torty to loom 1M» U U to bo pot on Oi# roll rod Uit toon. # o cma only bop that tide work can go on In at mo way ne ha taken a great Interes V la the chil­ dren. Mice U na Smith, of f(\nUt Park gavt an latnreefing report of her visit to Brasil with 1*0 other delegates. Loneh eras served at the cloee af the meeting aad fester. waa •M wtwwKTthrwtm -wm M »Aad, _ . Aw--tU - b .tba mI*Iparfar- the thlna< that raa h* dusa ttaae chicken pMdurla t i p •h'ng to ruckle about! Han jMnnuhtnr r»elpo: taryrlir tear tori and am p mil ran toga, till with canned rblrkrn M • hlah mayonnaise ha* beak a<t. Tiara aarh lom .'i op i of lattora. and. wban raa< serve, pul a ctaapoon o! ■ p la s a t h a l places la a baking 41ah with the potatoes, ealona aad ana. herdrnokag aga whlek has bona eat In pieces. HprtaUa with phretey. Hi rain gravy ever, and sever with pastry mads an follows: gift on* cap Bear, eae aad a » half teaspoons baking parwdeV and naotoorth teaspoon anil Into a bowl. Add four tableapooaa short­ ening end a la thoroughly with Anger tips- Add fear f k l eepenaa raM water, and asto Jaat enoagh Iq hold together. Pat om sMgkUy n»ur*d hoard and roll OTh vary llRhtly and qotla thin. Cover pfe, brlndne pastry well over arise. Trim end pot a atrip shoot an Inch .wide around rim. Eldar, of ■•«*»<. Carpaater and Jfta- N. P. ‘BMl2, WoU Wctora knd Chariry MfUalf. of and Elthorn Bond. efOrtedo, p«to qulatW marrlod lastU aU rday r t j nine. Tka doqhU narfarmed by the ftot. ****** JJ Osceola'and tka aao..nnm aat ff the wedding* aonto* na to the nufy ftWada at tka y*trag e e o p N a J______ J * n io C O N rK W C B FERN PARK ic ImmIs * * Tho Wester brother* toa» Sunday night at .tow Ymm« P*®nla’a service la tha Comfiegatlonsl Oiurth In Sanferd, aad alae at one nf the aervlcea Ig the' B ^ th l Church. * Mr. and Mrs. Harvey metered to ftortane Beech Tha reday where they spent the day. • Was. Pt. A. Desigiaae, recently appointed PectaUstnas of Leka Mary poet offtaa bagan her deltas Jan. 1. ' W A S H IN O T O N -rm ito g W j • 'Schuyler AldrlcS a very tolenU lalatiee ed pianist, naphew of Mre-.Men- probabmty af eaUa neaato* W dorf, la staying , In Winter Pkrk to b a .abjacta of aar^o •r M * l Thursday »od PHand frequently eUlto o*r townRoots re It aad DM»oHla'Kema-la In Aakevine. N. C. >Mrs. Piper baa returned -to Re­ d o .. WlS, .Dvr apendto. twa months with bar dnuiktor, MrsNokia HaU. Tha Woman’s Club bald Ka January meeting at the home of Upsala and Grapeville UB^ y A L U N rience In Landing F o r m e r Stahmrta O f Imperial A rm y Threaten To D u e l MIAMI, Jan. 14.—When W. I. we knew It was a tuna ef acme .Sharp, and H. 1|. Ilagar, court- kind until wa took It te piar A. BERLIN, Jan. 14.—Tw* slderty houaa superintendent, went flail­ where wa weighed It In gt 140 ing Bunday with their fil»nd pound*, and AI Pflurgen-the-UaL German military men, •ta’warto Earl Paulk, on the lattcr’e Hah- dermlst, Informed us that 1\ waa daring the reign ef the Hehenaoling boat Uascatours, they figured an Alllaoa tuna." . lernai.threatened to fight a duel It waa to be Just another fishing Mr. Sharp, who hookad tba Tneeday. 4 ( trim When titty returned, how- flab, which measured S fert aad Baron Elard von Oldeaborgaver, they found that Uwy had S Inch#* and had a girth af 4S hooked, fought and landed one of Inehr*. said be had navar fought Janoaehau, seventy-seven-year-old tho rarest Hah that awlm these a fish an hard In hit Ufa. “And.** friend and’ adviser of DOeaident teas and had' broken n record In he added, “I’ve been flehlng these Paul von llindenburg, published lh« bargain. waters for mor* than IS years.. Mr. Hagar tolla th# story; “Wa '■I’ve whipped 10-foat aharkt la an open latter In the press hinting | had bren fishing all day and had 40 minutes with, the came rod, that ho Is ready to fight Gsnsrul landed a goodly amount ef fish teal and line, bat It took all three Krlch Ludendorff. who la alatywhen w# da’id*<I to troll olowlj of ua nearly three hoar* to get seven. General Ludendorff was through a numlfir of klpgfish the beet of thy Allison tuns and Field Mardhal. voa llindenburg’. boats which were operating Jus*, thin we* had to hit It tavek tha thief tf staff during the ‘Battle of evit of Brar Cut. The Baccateur*. head with a grain before we Tanneeberc. In 1014, and tha uhkh nemo mron* fishermen In Baron commanded aa Infantry Ihe Italian language, waa going could gaff It." regiment In the war at the age of Records disclose that 00 1y eight sltTVIy—about five miles p<r gtaty-lhraa. t fish of this species hava bean hour. > • The controversy started when "Mr. Hhirp and I r*a»lvad heavy taken in Miami waters, tha largest General laidendarff, aw East s'rlVe. at tha same JnsUnt. Both previously land’d being one of IM .pounds tab so from tea era l*sr wer, atrlha* from heavy, fast fish, f»r they wkUud th* lines Flah Hawk, Cagt. Tops F ruurt, of# Ihe reels rapidly end horad In 1031. Another waa MMIght last for ' bottom. Min* wn'a cvIdlnUy year by Bll| £hllds, ovffar af tha Ins* urily hooked faotnuaa It got off almrwt at one*. "The risk on Hr. Bharp’n line pel Oskar von llindenburg, tha kept right on going agntaat • President’* arn, so that, la tha b nvy drag nnd all tka strength a««at af Jhe TresMeatSi death, hi* he coul I eirrt, and beaded for w**Id he earmpt frafff paying d«*p water! Mr. Sharp fought tha rltorr* tax on It. * flah for nearly an hour, whta he j- The Baron replied that “I am grew tired and turaod tha rol V v - ’.’ iMd to hendlo effrwnta D»py to Mr. Mute. Mr. F*ulk played tba flah until ka wn* Uka LodepdorfTi osty wkaa they ..red nml turw:u tka rwl back to ran te v 'lled In a maanar hecatw Mr. Sharp. The fUh forjght Mr. |ng carn'ler*/*' t Sharp to a Standstill and I took tha red., * “We did not know what kind af a fish 11 n s m R ndrar krok« wafer or caow to qarfaco.Jt kept oif boring down and, ai aaa time, It had 150 yarfs af Uaa' a*5 •"* waa almost dlm tly OltdomeaU IhsT hoot. We worn a ll tlrad of fighltv* tkot H»k U f a f t ; g o t It to (bo alto of th. i a a t aad ti«h»up> M th# m tg t , - v (W -v.fV-f ' s/ss U u viaitod Backs III*. *« i 0jin *. |. Tb« chorth urru JSS f # n ffowoto. N poaslble. . whore they «*. W r w Undaetot . . . . _____ Umm u f ir u C.lUga*Ie, T***.. where M wiU aitewd school at Bouilwro Jr. Cottof*. Hto atotar, Elton. and WfiWf Crto, are also tkoro. ' i ■ The marriage at DsLaad of Mtoe A(M« Odum to R. L. Evana • t OrUtma* Um* cam* prise. AU wbh lk«m happlae^ Tka Sunday Seboal Cawraatfcw "Will be held on ThitfiKJ Saturday, February 2, 8 a r didatea for certificates m\ the county.superintendent January 2 8 ,1933L a Jeaoph E. Wldoaor, PhlUdilphla: dsorg# D. widonor. (W aM i Mbi Mr*.’ John Hny Wkltiayi How -Tort; Marshall Field. V '* *ud'Chicago: Cotoqsl E. Hi Jw.'toArtor of Wlo Hour, S T , ] Wlllla Sharp* Rsmllk llall. Va| Ckk«U» T. FUhgr. Gsosral *J»‘orV l m2 Deiruitt iraokmaad* S»bl*, Mr*. (S S ra Sloans, Naw Taeki U • • • • a mutgp of Kanoo'aad Stud, K ta ito n , Ky.i J. W. T. ttarU". :Rgllla>*rB, Md.j John M m * 2 £ ,-ggai and Alias Byan, How York. Thul, fat I. fcr ,i K a n l i " M hr Molly HIM as* 's^iV 1 1 kT P 7 * rT 3*sVJt^4|MMn I . Ilf • • ' 1 . ‘Iff \ .W �\ « *1 * KMTO4T. W W t U. u w , _ • Branch Banking >rd Herald - ■ ' *. • . ' • W ith Senator Long still going a to m * In the fifth , day of hia filib u ste r a g a in st the Class bfll, m any persona a re beginning to w onder w h a t It Is all about- I t seems th a t th a (H iss hill proposes a num ber of reform s fn Ute banking ayatern of o u r country, not the least o f wjtlch la a prowli for th e faefliU tkm o f branch U n k in g , a m easure wl r w i t a i m . i v HATT.S UMM so* Keko. r ,»ve­ i l ,, a U | , IS* aallaaal ornee* ar* M In tka lamer rllle, a* K .r wiia *,lnal*at b*a4 * Merita ta a weaakar al Ik. •(IMIe* la Ika , 1* »ae »»I,An si all w av *la*alek-a Me* rreaa a l l,* ta esels4 t* ll av aal alkerwta, ave*I rhta ea*»» aa* al»a Ika taewa ,nkliak«* fceeala. fMU m• reimfclleattaw a f aaeetal V „ keeala are alas reaetee* place In th a world. T he December taatjg th e DisgaaMW Fortune conU ing a review o f B ritish p o k i n g explaining briefly b u t clearly th e advantages o f th a English system and c o n trastin g It generally w ith our own. ; » In all E ngland th e re are only sixteen Struts, w hereas in this co u n try th e re still rem ain nesrly tw enty thoOMnd. • -banks, * * e8— -* (h e t<v Of these sixteen five control Ini bnnk resources of th e country. In . -practl* , cully speaking, th e re a re only five banka In E nglaad! th e n th rr ideven controlling less th a n 280,000,000 pounds o f th e country’s 2.000,000.000 pounds of bank reoaorwo. T hese five banks, th eir to tal asseta (in p o u n d s)'a n d the num ber o f th e ir branches are lifted a s follows: Nneni* A ssets (pounds) Branches XPCEBBIBI.F. l’F.A^Ev— England. All o'f thcae bank* a re joint for private pro fit m uch th e aame m are A m e rla n banka. Acting aa a central bank in th e p r^ e rv a U tm a n d w n tro of England’a financial ayaU m and corTcnponrnng aomewhat lo r u r Fctlcral Reaerve Banka la th e Bank o f • Joint ntock corporation, organized for P ro n t.c b o o a ln g lto tor Olaaa may yat hare to own n ffierm and directors, and responsible to Ha atoclc th* 0liVB branch lo llu*y holders alone. , in th* branch hanking Kill. B anking operatlona In E ngland a re not hampered by weighty legislation or political Interference. It has long njfual meeting of th* Wild Life been th e policy of th e B ritish governm ent to leave bank ng gdr act 'fo r Saturday.—hand- to th e m en directly concerned w ith it. A parr*from the i *'Say, what is this, anofher regulation o f tiote.U nues and th e publication of accounts, tag etili 7 • • the* Bank o f E ngland is aa free from governm ent control and supervision as any o th er corporation. England has r . \Vr>! would like •" re« Tcchnoe- practically no banking regulation* o th er than those ap­ yacj'.a flgttrva on ths number plicable to corporations In general. vnmipltiyed a , n result of tod W ith th is system and this governm ental supervision, [much luting on the job. or lack o f It. England, though bearing th e b ru n t of the de­ pression an d forced to abandon th e gold standard, has not experienced n single bank failure during tb e p a s t ten years and not a single depositor has lost a dollar in British bank­ ing in stitutions. Much th e sam e th in g can be said for Canada w hich enjoys th e sam e system and has hsd ofily one bank failure in ten years (th a t, in 1D?8.) D uring tho sam e period o f tim e, one-third of all the banks in th e U nited S ta te s hnve failed. O ut of 30,000 in ikI^ i 11ai ftttltiul'* of Kf*w« nn nfr her oMiKyitiom l|> IhU 1920, few er th a n 20,000 rem ain. O f th e ten thousand which t l ^ j»u!Trr »U that %in the hnve failed, ty in g up five billion dollars of depositors' funds. « « of (iiol, which pa*v*th lerafamtilix, *h«l| keep your an.l miff!* through rhrixt -Vhil. 4(7.' )•! th* Ml thrre h • cl. - SI. Jonrpli N'i w ..I'rcs*. tiiillion* |a JtuC.«4H» P# i of a great power, -lakee in addition in in n «<nson must mme L.Thi* MtriKtf »u«* wf mm i J»tr ttdrn! »liwo ihe Rrxijrtiotl (•)!,;{, nhll" lluntnu: »|Utl »n*l € > IMiCr ** at lilt.trail Tbs conflict totwroa Ch* » ■" Japan aas *ne* on tha eh*roc tar *f 3*9* •in fm . This tla io V |j point ot coiUiicn ta (feast Walt w ton that fasaoV ra resort, after circling srosaa Falplsf iniW tha Hrovtoe. of CWU, comas down to tha aaa. Thera are thraa poaalhla eaplaasttoeo tar tto upilar# of toatIUU*#. Ths mast raaaeuriag la the ona pat out at first slip hi a Japanese Takyo. Tha Japaneaa anthoritkf Idot V against ChiS* lUelf.'sMlb of any they | t i wind of a conepir* Wall/ and specifically • cy against tha Ilf* of ooo of ‘k*if tha t t r**t Pelpiagl laithat allll chief men in Manchukuo, and m*4* again, i Pslpl»»- l a 'l t o t city really to aeian aoma af tha ros- n \„ %( arshal Chang Iftlao-Llang, formerr J,rwasUr - --­ *f Manchuria and aplratera at 8tonhalkwan. fo r tha I^I— “ . a* IU arch* hy Tokyo porpoaa thay rcqucaUd tto -c e ? described’, •_ « “ * of .all tha treuhla. operation of tto Chlnaaa aottori- enemy- . n- VY causa Chaag aHs at Uea. They mot with raalaUsca .Jh- BvVa ne » t , r ’h*1 ' ■— lh« ; pvart ■*—n Ptipiftg. pit \ ‘Ins'“ sgslndt aiead. J of th* atat* of Man­ and walfara • c* ---" A wnMd and more Hrioey.ro. lie Japanea* ca*e terpratation would make UK tha chukuo—so __ run— _ B', l* *aa#ntlal that ha would beginning *f , Ik* j0Bg be "driven fro *t* Pvlping. In tha Jip in eft drir# ffiliw i jf® •** protinca liaa noctheaat of CU-U3» hlaUry *C top.*’*** einnlne with 11 Bn**, “it ha# it It*"**, kna H aeaf which Palping la ailuaUd, U* 'ginning boundary batwsen them for to*- 'ha*n a cvwa of ZV«a B baisg acesalii n ' r r V - r-*1—' '‘e**!— 1 Wall. Tha occupation of J £ j » - u w tv of th* cett'pytog Pwwarln haikwaa might thu. ho Intendai W Zone A, and *o «i to^ Zoo* C and pf*P*n«f prelect tha aatrrma Uft flaiUtAf bfTond. If Jfpafl to enter China Pr*i»vrT Wh*rav*r the Japanaaa as they mote Into JehoL The Jnatiflrnlhrn ultimata diatiny may* carry Japan. for ouch a more la tha claim ‘ga‘ It Is hard to think that ah* la Jehol bacama h im l* * n ago, ready for th, *t*p u .v k r prea*at part of Manchartn, when tbo orig­ Ctrcumvtanca*. Il»r ptwHIoi* ouh inal Three Proeincea became tha aide th* areal Wall neida a gned Pour Protinca*. Btnr# Manchuria, [many years of rodinlUhtflon, phyin tha Japan*** Southward Parade Of Anglers Begins For Winter Season dca)« of ihn l»rr»i4etu-y m*i I , (ilt.-r lilg hrnin* of I he iav( s'n-sdy s|i> krn, ¥ ■' ■i»u in-'tlinl wr l.val hit : oUont, lhal the will l unit in July. Wc J b n»o»v nearly right ’■Jcipturg, Ijivai. Hoover, ,ld, and so forth anjj.ao huv# made similar praMti fif.l with th* cnnqucsl athiiria, Japan pu*he# *« L l. a lii province In north: itna. 'Viler Jehol. what Th«tS «»n# tioobra *>‘n Untie ambition*. Om* n*Vt? -.when lo »*op. Napoleon ,n«l lo caplitr# th* llbln*Ihvn puvhod on Inin Pro*nd Ausltia, and finally op ('ii a march lo Moscow cleaner and healthier lives. Whichever of th^ao views is correct, this much is cer­ which rival th* Btjilohn* as Ito hnmt of tto lunkera. In Lak* county alona thera ar* aom* lc 5000 lakes, and tto annual Lees­ burg contest attract* angisrs from all o*»r tto country. Kverywher* in tto »Ui* Ihtrc ar* ptsnir accommodation# rang­ ing from th* d o lIa r-a J a y ^ rie ty to coatly Itunriouaneaa. When th# Walton (an U tto lo aalt w*Ur foe hia apotL »• «!»«• ly finds plvnty of fl*h nnd **clement. But there ar* seasonal considerations. Tarpon catctoa during tto win­ ter month* ar* »P‘ ;to ka foot in aumtor and amatl In al»*.*I‘ * in tha apring and early aununar that tto sliver king* of avagnlfl- tain th a t If m ost people knew how poofly they show up In one of th e abbreviated su its, th e demand for them would be practically nil. T he alluring appeal o f seashore sights as broadcast by to u rist agencies .becomes a repugnant ex­ hibition w hen viewed In th e light of scraw ny limbs; vericoae veins, k n o tted m u sse s, and bulging joints, by fgr the pre­ dom inating c h aracteristics am ong m ost beach combers. The law affecting th e complotcnesa of bathing attiro should be r e g u lits d according to . tho physical appearance of th e w earers- T hera a rc m any Instances In which nothing teas th an a Jum per fro m head to foot should be required, and thera ora o th er intances, well— th a t’s a m atter fo r the police chief to decide. . - ; - A , II. D cs lo t^v . p r o w tn v n t real payrhlalriat. drolatt* •hair woibl Is going insane, SANFORD, TWENTY, YEARS AGO Irapccdiog niuUrlal and Ish I bnafruptry of the rivllitrd Detroit. Mleth i U tto natural rr^ult or In* lelr. gnu U else ' M - Uckto—ewk t t e i tto »(dkK I* an*any ■on«y to tk* calary growen toidgr end dlroctr of Florid* Gar- salt water »Hy, mnrulJyT*•*<> todally agao. The fra*a* la CaUXornia hot d*aa, Inn, of Saafard. waetoDL fit i4**tal -to*ptt*l» U owr-gtowing pro? by year, and there dig PUtri'1? of tfe' 4nstda them". NeU - pruducti, capacity reel do ' fbr salt water sailing aa well. South Florida coast resorts have a sport worthy 0f special mention for tha fly rod addict U’i catching rotolo, perhaps totter known a* snook. This gam* strapper; two to three feet long, 'strikes savagely at th# la Iga B ra, and battles with te st to Ca­ pa when hooked, g IFshlng costs have been heavi­ ly deflated. Power boat* carry­ ing half a doien anglers ran to had fro flQ a day, wllh line* and bait thrown In free. .vary description. P to 500-pound deep »*• k , **Tr*V* PINETTA—New school build­ the rang# of poaribUlttr* ly average equipment #nd *x- ing completed tor*. inK suita up whlla parading on th e it tree In and altlewulkH. On th e beaches, however, it i» a different m ailer, and I hone wiahinu to g e t. th e full advantago o f tho aun’n raya may atrip to th a w al*t In jierfect anfety, th a t i*. ao far aa the law m concerned. Next y e a r,’we underat.m il, thu b ath in g aulta will lie ao constructed na to o b viate tho neecaaity for WRialatiug (hat till portions of them be kept in place while promenading on the atreeta. I’re-vloWa of some o f the models Indicate th a t tho uppep p a rt will be done^awny w ith entirely and th at the lower portion will be o f no g re a te r aize than to perm it Itn being parked easily in a Jody’s compact. Opinions will v ary over tho propriety of such bathing aults. some ixtoplo believing th a t tho alm ost cocnpleto ex­ posure of th e hum an form la indecent, t h a t it is a cheapen­ ing Influence prom oting moral derelictions. O thers will conaider the fre e play o f sunphino on tho Itody a s a healthful bensfit and will sett in th e new b ath in g apparel tho emanci­ pation of th s hum an form from false modesty, m aking for •tunUd tto'growth of tto calary there and will delay shipment# fer aom* Uma, thu* giving Ito Florida #al*ry full away, Tto crop Utia year la said to to of Ito (Inset quality liar lhari Bit ***** I t wUI hero enoug gaarantro him tto af tkl* tto marks! mmA tW(i''A,n>ra I ♦ Tto Walaka. C1ubsgar* a meat charming luachvuo on Tuesday al 1:00 'o'clock In lk« <luh room*. Ttoae preaaai wan: Mra. Samuel Pulsates Mrs. Retort Newmga, Mrs. R. W. Uetadoa, Mrs.1 C. W. nredy, Mr*. W. D. Maiden Mr*. «. K. gmilk, Mr*. H. L, D.r.r**L Mr*. 0. M. Yeroe, Mrs. Mery Srme*. U n , Khg. Mte. R. J. (Continued Pram Paso Ooef war* ehaxgad with hems drunk and duoetkarly. Charset if e**auil. ar.ery one of them hesinnirs bt»au«e one of,lke two partioe concerned had teen Imbibing too freely, war, lodged ...In a l » per.cna, some of whom weie charted with a*»ault with intent to kill. Klfteen person? wetc arre»teJ end that*cd with driving while drunk, one of the moat serious charge* for whkh a fin# l* providtd in police court. . Roekloa* driving tnargr* were lodged again*t 40 perron*, at lea*! SC uf whom are *aid to have been drtaking. His person? resisted arre*t, a charge that being* a penalty If U I* proven, and ea.'h of the *ii appeared in court- charged with b«. ing drunk or diacrderly. *Uy prepM Vhat J«hol »hmjid iW W Th# R. A. of the Pink gapliat Church will areal .at 7:JO o'clock at th* chunk. Ople Baud, well know lecturer, will eateiksla at • : « P. M. at tha South Sida Primary School audi­ torium with the Smith Sid* Pri­ mary P.-T. A. as sponsor. Maeaoo, Myrtfe A » w g . to avUUtkm to th* regular pngaaaa *f piano muvia Me*. Isalls Peak* aaag ‘‘FoiioUan". . hy Kugeaa Cowles, with Mia* Kaiheria* Marrisen a* acaampanUi. Excerpts f r m Mr*. Munson's talk ware: “Of *6,000 appitsaat* without toing aroused to a more perfect life. Here as pau know la preserved that fahl* on whkh Irnditton says our Ixird Jtsut Christ cr nsec rated the bread and lbs ang a b . aftaa.dMietaw..hlta**lf-giesw it, hidden under tha Eucharlvtlc evils, to hb beloeed diaglple*. Finally bloent mm you haea hare th* common father who toeingly awaits you and desire* to implore tha divina blessing upon y°u. ****** T°ur poaaeaaiona and unikrtskiags. RFTTMOD, (Jermany—Adolf ill*Irr’a national aoeialivta gained strength in dl*t elections today In the smallest German state, l.fppe. Results g a r, the socialists nine seats and th* social dem ocrat saven. *i!o Th* t*»vlsr bu*ln*aa meeting of -1 th# Waman'a Missionary 8oci«ly ** , of th . First Methodist Church wUI on 11 ba told at 3:00 attack at tha church. Mr*. S. Hr. Gadfmy, atat* Ds***1 preaidant of tha Woman's MisDista" alonwry Society, will ha preaenj. monev ruw „ |( ^ ,bout hrj,| „Pi hel nn^n j am , otUf'yriilHn’ |« 'to |ea m w nn t <- l) r . V K>re port, P ---v nlf.v r r I l r „ . '* ’ k P , Ohio Georg, Walker, of Ev.rgfet**. w a i j t o wwvk end guest i f hia krottor-ln-law and alsUr, Mr. and Air*. 11. Roby Lalng, Mayfair. You’ll Never Forget • ™»<r» C. G. JaOrfftW'Naw York City, v« expected to arrive today to Mend a short tlm* tor* aa lb* guwt .o* ,JMfr*. Mary Bawllna a! WlUard ppglal*, Dr. k«, and Gsorg* Atkia, ..of. WiUougVto. Ohio, wyga th# goasta Skturday of j^lr. and Mrv. J. C. Ellsworth, Bvardall Avatjuv. • ■* • . . I Mrs- M aarten WlM*r aod two chVdmn, of Ravannah. Ga.. at- Tto’ Eaqwiatt* JANK KAY Preparations (Tto assurance of a lively ANNOUNCES AN' IMPROVED • complexion) Will assist you -In answering this question for yourself. HUBS EDNA WALLACE I »W *rt ce. noeticlie , la giving Individual consultation a a d complete treatment In a pri­ vate booth, teaching tha saw scientific methods of facial TRUCKS SELLING AT T H IS MM TREATMENT WITHOUT CHARGE 'th a t* , taklag advaataga af ■ a aas aal aU ft this wash. • • . . a* Call fu r appointment at i A galnC hevrolet Wade th e w ay to (co• nom kal tran ip o etatio al Chevrolet announce* a greatly Improved line of Chevrolet aix-cylinder tra c k s—featuring a n ew engine. A' n ew re a r axle,. A new frame. M any progressive chpngeg in dciign an d conetractioo., A nd eelllog a t m w , ir o s tfy re d u c e d p r ic to th a t o n f y tt*4 . w o t h n Ja rg to f b u ild e r o f a w e a r a f tru c k * o o u ld achioro. • R ED U C TIO N S AS M UCH A 8 rived yaatorday «• *B«d tw* week* her* as tto gaf«t of Winter’s liator, Mra. E- M- Laonrcorptx f ifth Strvgt and Mag­ nolia Avooue. a 0 ', . -* r oV *0•’ Me. and Mr*. Motort JJsrtwcttoi base toen reroowod to thtil <huia# »• Kentucky Avenue from tha Femald-Laughton Memorial Hos­ pital wher* VtoF * In caiohnUea to r v—----toaband’o in cm cm s unu of (.>«■• - vd Mr*. T. R.-Mailing. Mia# Hvlan Baanmont—Ruth KaU#y. Carr*- Hagjutllon, Mayot—Mary Waal. totilk. Ratkay. ' , ’ g.rah from "Nut Creator Bulla", M alM on P ick-up » 4 4 0 Tichaika wsky— Mary WORKERS SEEN (Continued From Paga On*) duce operating costs and ,'uk*letonlie" force* within ,50 days, the guveracr said. Announcement Satuiady that C. C. Woodward, game and fresh water fish commissioner, had cut opaialtng cist* In hi* depailmeut SU percent eltcctlve luinicdlalciy, was followed by u similar an­ no uni i-remit Sun'm (runt, Uen IL Uustain, hotel c numsskner. Ity reducing the miinhvr uf field inspector* from 11 lo seven and by reducing like -alum s uf the re­ maining Inapeit rs and office worker*, llostaln -aid k* ws* aide - v — — B a n a n u H , 4 -lb a . persons during Ijke y»«r ta d th* number cf tint*# lodged are: breaking anil entering, U; petit u» grand larceny, 46j gambling, Id ; swindling, twu; destroying private or public property, 10; a r­ um, 2; accessory to arson. It carrying tonrrtled weapon*, eight; tolling to stop before entering a though street, four; rontempl uf court, four; being the Inmgle of a disorderly hoove, 03; speeding, 1.1; po**e»lng ijtolcn pr.|ierty, twu; rubbery, three; attempting tu steal an automobile, two; hauling peitoa* ou the running huurd uf a tar, one; tiding in the running hoard uf a car. two; lam pet ing With water iiwters, four; doing business without a license, four; improper paikirg, via; improper lighting of automobile*, five; forg­ ery, three; divluildng w.rship, two; being keeper o f a disorderly house, IS; runulng over a lire hove, one; (pending a gambling device, one; selling milk in viola­ tion of rity oidinsncos, six; being un act***, ry to brea'iing and^ en­ tering, three; insanity, live' #1* L e ttu c e .......5c-7c-»! , H E k ,. TREATED ’EM ROUGH— and they, loved itl They were tor* hi aa atH — keg* tkag, W . t r g f tto r . la »«r«M.«t% t f prialtlv* aaaaloa a^plaat a background ng U*»i* ikrVU ami perih! . v L E S S ROMANCE! ^ C tttn l Tuesday W hat th is Aanual ItobT. K. •-** country A Now Low P ries I D A N C E lifl) 9 JO P. M. Hall n eeds is a M*v*'a Onh**tra If. D. C. good G lv*a Long S g n i t l FRESH laugh— s o d here COVERS Many new p a tte rn s th a t Our butto*« eg g s ancf milk n r j mi lootv ho—itee they wVI b rig h ten your table— are an d ao inexpenalve too. frfRk. in d u c e d » d araed Franca# th* Ro*s*v«M taansural commit I t * for Induction of Frauklia D. RouMvalt on H#r. 4th. l FJUML’BBHt «f « « £ » • Cowles • w a e r - a n d m a n ag er EUNICE’S BEAUTY 8HOI announced today t h a t has closed her shop in th t .Wclaka Building, . Mra. Butler la takfti th is m eans to tt>ank and nearby tow nafcor tl Market C o m e r.2nd a n d .P aig iatto THE TAMPA—New p r * > r o u 1 i n g pleat i.peetd hero by Mallory tine, a t Mallory terminal*. LUbesfraud, FfiU Kr*U Ur—Dorla In addltidn, th e Cher now h at s much * Ci mplimenting the memtera of the *33" Club and a few other guest*. Mts. Walter K»uth enter­ tailed wllh a bridge party on Fri­ day evening at her hamc un West Second Street. Vase* and bowl* tf roses, gladioli, sweet peas, and fnnx were lived to adorn th# rooms where the guevts ware en­ tertained1. After live progiesvlun* of bt idg#* vet rev were added aud prltee awarded. High ecor# piiaa lor ihu ilub uiemtorv, a nove.ty •h'-e hag, went to k(rs. J. K. Maker nhile low scoir |iitr*. a fruit cake, wav teceivrd ly Mr*. W. K. Varn. Mr*. Clarrnce MartlilT ha-l high accre aaiimg the olhvi gue.ls and •rat th« rrcipient of hand *::>I roidrtrd handkerchiefs. At a late hour p sweet toprr.rets served by the liostr,-. asvisled hy Ml • 1‘hloe Kouth. Th u p i . ent were: Mr*. M. B. Smith, hit-. O. II. Drown, Mr». W. E.‘ Yarn, Mi*. J. l». Uulf. Mrv. J. K. Maker, Mra. (larrm ,. Barc'KT. Miss Zel a Yarn, and Ml*< fbol# lluulb. At a meeting o f't’lr I- Number Five of All Soul* Cah(dlc I'hurih held F mlay aftcrn<M>n al Ih* hom* of Mrs. F. K. Rougdliats Palmetto Avenue, plans w.-ri made fnr a Valin line bridge party apd dance to la- given nn Friday, Fab. 10 at tin* Klks Club. It was decided that card gatings »Hl h* played until 10:00 I*. M. and dancing will to enjoyed after that. Refreshment* were served In -th# fulluwlng: Ihe Rev. J. J. Kd laghvtt, Mr*. Frank Allen, Mrs. T. L O'Connor, Mr*. I . M. Leinhart, Mra. N. B. Kennedy, M is Paul Praold, and Mra. F. E. Mou­ nt Ilia t. Sonet* Is F, Kuklaq—Mary Nall differential e n d a etra w ith bearing ,supp o rt M a n h a t t a n ! Grapefruit, <Ufe 1 Tangerines tM* V Circle Number Five Of Church Ha« Mod Among those from tor* attendpreludes, Chopin—Evalyn g theopening dinner fence at Nipper. 0 , Mount Plymcuth l * # ( l a a d Spinning Lay, Gocdeilar—Mary all Club Saturday »lghl tH.T7 Yeung. r. and Mr*. Charlaa Dunn. Mr. Tearing, Von W ilm-M rs. John Chevrolet has akp> introduced an entirely new type of te a r f ile w ith the outstanding j |,,. f . ,|0t ,„*fCr u,r mal„ i the Worm of the Pit Mrs* Ropth Hostess P A Y L E S S DAYS . At Party On Friday F O R S T A T E ’S FRIDAY The regular meeting Of the W, f . T. U. will to held at .1:00 o'clock a t the home o‘ Mm. T. L Tbornley Weak First Street. _ The Asarian Cfcua will meet at 7 Jit) o'clock at tha home of Met. II. II. 11UI. 1»1» Pblmatto Avenue. With Mrs. .UUL. Mr*. B. L. Bran). Mrs.'A. H. Batcher, Mea- IL A. Moralssd, and Mr*. A. M. GordlnUr aa hcataaae*. , Tto Sanfani Branch of tto Amtriean Association of Uaivaraity Women will meet a t 4:00 e'rlcck St th* home of Mr*. C. It. Mn*un. Mellonvtlle Avenu*. * A heard meeting will Uke plara at CHRISTIAN M’lKNCK Clll'HCH 3:30 o'clock. , "Life was th* subject of the Lesscn-Brnnun in all Churches of Thc Zittor Player, Groton—Peggy Christ, Scientist, on .Sunday, Jan. McTccr. Cdn Amorr, Maddoa. . Antlrtw ^ Orange*, do» ........................ . risen. Kllswo/th entertgiawd with a din­ ner party-yesterday at to r horn# “0 , Solo Mlo", Dl t'apun—Jan# Uoyd. on Baardall Avsnue. Uuaata were: Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Chorprnml. Piaakalo, Dclihca—Virginia Marlwether. ' Mr.’ and Mr*. B. II. S-iulre*. the Danube Waltxcs, Richard Strauss —Donald Lamson. aranUUc, Mid ' •’•to* ol ■** J , , r •** Moot t wet# orda f j)f |h T U E8. an d W ED. birthday annlvaraacy Mra. J. C. Waits in F. Ullbro—TJraUhcn Mwr- treatment and igatoup. m t( third S P E C IA L S THURSDAY , Monthly meeting of the Gram­ mar School P.-T. A. will take place a t 3:30 o'clock a t tha school auditorium. Tha board meeting will ha held a t 3:00 o'clock at tha school. I Annual Robert E. Lee dance, sponsored by the N. da V. Howard Ckaptcr of the U. D. C„ will taker place at 0:30 o'clock a t th* City Hall. Music by ^M*ro'a Orcheitra. . Mra! ii. vir. Furvls, of AaguaU, Ca., ^arrived yesterday U *P*nd a atoyt l i n t , hat* wUh t o r aiaUr. bits. Kaliac* W. Wright, Mallonvlll# Avenue. H m U P rin tin g C a WEDNESDAY Cirri* Number Flea of th* First Baptist Churrh will mact at 3:10 o'clock with Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. The Sanford Little Theater will meet a l 7:30 e'cleck a t the rummissioaer'a rocm al tha City Hail. All member* and interested per­ sons ar* urged to attend. -FUeiscbvr, who la sptadiog wtaks In Bradanton on it. waa haia foe tha weekr|ih his mclher, Mrs. J. of J K them aaid to have bean in a par­ tial atate of drunkcnneit. Five person* wero charged with murder, all of them turned near to county authoritie* and four of them having been drinking whan the alleged crime wav committed. Charge* of making threat* were lodged agaiovt five p*rson* who were *ald to have been drinking freely. . Attempting to supprei# boot* legging (luting the y<*r, police marie enough arreita to charge .10 perm.no with po-ieuinf liquor, 18 per»on» with »#l mg liquor, and tao perioo* with giving away 3:30- o’clock. Regular meeting *f th* Y. W. A. of th* First Baptist Church wilt to . told at 7:30 o’clock at th* home of Mia* Mabel Chapman, 1100 W**t Third Street. MU4*B, Palmetto Avenue. •Its; Going To Happen .. . ' V / tha _7 ,n ^ Tba regular businaaa meeting of 3 $ ^ T to lake# and riven of Florida offer black ba*a drawi thousand# to tto ,l*t* *v‘ .ry TMr A t JmkxonvUtoOrM ^ ’ VTInUr Cardan. EstalU. LW*!*"". Sanford, D aUnd. O m cato Olty and varloua other ar* held each wlnUr, a"d baaa •mailer than 10 pound# aaldom win a prix*. Kifteen-poundara are by no meant unknown. * algtut whon motlcaly Cfaaoit to lie modeaty in public placcH. Tto uap*r reatchva of In* »*• anti has placet) a ban on too iwanty attlrv , tlecrecinic th at Johns Rlv*r, greakeet of florid* h ereafter b a th e rs m u*t keep Ihe upper p art of their bath- .(ream*, offer perh.pa tha baa faSbcnhat al l« • t thill lit. [*rd Liquor And Blew L oam Big In L o c a l C rim e MILANK WEDNESDAY ill in Seminole C ounty, an d dgliveretd fav fo u before luaing any o f .th e ir health-giving q u alitlfe! * A n U nusual Value ut 64 inchea square SE M IN O L E e ry Co. JL15E<Ut hi C .P E N N W C O J 1 X 0 1 4 A . lo t Si- � 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 16, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1933. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 3-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 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/2ce4b7fb9bd245e1ba4bb10e1975f5d3.pdf e229c04e47f68d8c166f69ea1bfcfaba PDF Text Text »• , Cue. *. • ' ■*■"— • r1 ----------- -------, tH E W EA TH ER Fair I m I i M i W Sanday *ltk rl*Ing tv mperstrr* Handay. Local wcslhrr yesterday. High, U . low, 12. Broi f ! . volumF x5uu' M e m b e r A/woctalcd P ra m S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A v S A T V It S A Y . J A N U A R Y --------- :---------------<r— 1KBTPR0BLEM INTO BY OF CITY ..THffht Propoait‘*on« Of PowerCompariy For Reducing Coat Meet W i t h Disapproval Beer Bill Awaiting COLD IS STIUJChinese In c re a s e DRIVEIS BEGUNHouse Final Action In Senate TOAIDFARMER By Judiciary Committee HOLDINGSOUTHl D e te rm in a tio n To IN ICY CLUTCHj M e e t J a p A ttack s! ON MORTGAGES JUDGES PONDERj’ Lee Asks For Audit Of Complete Scope T A L L A H A S S E E . Jan. 14.— f/^— Complro ler Lee today aikei Governor Sh'lt* to haw tha eomplroller'a deportment audited "from top to b Horn” and the Governnf replied he would have'an audit made. I.re ra il the discovery that J . II. Ih irre ll, f.rm er liquidator for lour c ored state hank* in Mi­ ami. wa« ovripaid more than 4 *2,000 In rommUaiona fur the la*t year caused him to tci|uiil thr audit. Accountant* aie risking examination of pay­ ment* to all llqquldators who m a ile d more than ffl.OOO. N U M B E R 254 P h r i C e a U A C op y 14. 4933 . W A SII1N G TO N , Ian It f/»\■*••1lifted a.-alntt conxlituli mat ill by a re-lurrd alnvtinll’Ut and 'ooad ned to ini lu.ft* . Ih* lloti*,- hour hill Iv t nlchl hwailrvl mtinn the ten ate jtidicUrj <•. imnittrc nfter re jc tlu e g »nb iiimmitl e approval. j IMertninrd l„ h'lrtg -th • lieu > SUGGESTION FORIr NO FORECLOSURE P at Harrison Leads Senate Forces To Prcvent-Manv-Krom Losing Their Howes (Wisconsin I, (iovernor "!rthe , >,:'y ,, l*»u V Hp r ^ l l j « O A D BOARD MAY!s“ S . t r ?' JR Revive Boycott Of BE ABANDONED, IS J a p Importations.'’* i SHOLTZ OPINION C a r o lin a , S h o w in g N o S f c n O r M e ltin g n p A D A M H A M C n IC ! R e v iv e * R n vm ft O f \i.irn.|in-ti^ Ihe l.l'l *• | C IIA H L O T T K , dart. It. i,Ft lie T*e I m o t Ii M r i I SS .'i.. ....... - redraft d Ih. Mil a lm a t in I rearing aealher rentinil | over C hinese de term ination -to-j in*-.* of North 1 * 0 -nl inn lei try end L a w E n fo rc e m e n t • ‘ " ' M,~ l«rrrrnt maitiiium afcoltwlM lbr heovjr *fie* Ihilt fell i r lerd.lv h oppose the Japanese at' Shan* • ep. ot to llt i. llir lower fisc* rr C «,o n* imlleation of melt m s. haiksvnn. In M nnchu rta o r Je* . M AD :'O N , tVi .. Jo,-;, 11. I-T tl ' t amminl to ;l.t t.y mliini.' V|„,,. thin nine m, he . f . ’I i l K«\ ■y vnlun,” * ^ O n S ld C T U lR f l t j M f l l l i io L .oc.. siaauilM re. .w herw^khm t '»•run j'ldae* nf W b lest iljJ.4 '.lJill'* l*i iU p ill Japanese m a y undertake a n t ... ,’lL .JU U U U ll, j u u U joI , Ii*thI n» • r irrnw*n w»*rr t nil** I i ------------------------* ---------" ---------------------by S'ennlnr Harrison. Democrat. in a uun.il |>>nclani.itnm y. With Senair a llrged invasion of C h in a ap* rnnie |i*morrn' unite | ..ill tn o-lt*»r Ot* Irpi*1* .it Rnlriili ? lly fo r street light* T V I.I.A IIA S S K E . Jan. 14.— «/T** " f Ml»*i»*lrpi. for immediate nc- ■» rrr.tr m hnir.ltman, that l r »Ihe In "ipi'orting the 1ill, tin •iteav-rv- Fln'iie*« nf »n**nr frll nt llrrfn*. l>enred sh a rp ly increasing to - 1 in g , m em bers of the C it y Governor Sh >|t • said yesterday lion, “ if many in dl*4rers are to I lap** •ring lh «y 11 fr rain li in rn» will . «n v to Hr l>-'l no M-•u-liv in boro day. ’ t. ...1 C o m m is s io n w ho m et in spe­ , let.i liigrilie li * .r lu,' tgnga i- ly th. inmmlttrr 1pYoper. | \ i in n \ it::•ttiii nttr| lit** I i«*tl h» wa* '-.e riu n ly cunsblering" a •e relieved or saved". W h ile the Japanese e c o j-^ v cie ! session last n ig h t voted It .<eo*hev n*. favotiii • ol* < I" ‘lire * lv ,1.1 lie appearvd at the first wiln tsmnt rrlloii , f South C.si tin* r eomniendatmn to the |egi»lalure nom ic league in T o k y o is re I. |, ,t the ..... or* i" 'e r l^ . a t... li.itr*1 in rftt* f,» t, nlOf*ni;lt U» appeal to the power firm ask. for I hd T lilf he Introducr.l to a-l lit go. umr promised t eg. Pthat it wipe out the pressnt five, thorite the Keronatruetiin (Vrv«>. , vdaltns 1ported to hav, called upon the In* it|,| ( |n e a r. ininte* le un i n e n th " a H o n ,1 of rots.; «*• n 1 r r tlr/ifF Sn \rj|ttr0 n nl H f * that the nresrnt contract be member state highway commission t|,iu Ine. tte ■ v he for i* n i l t o ration to lend the owner nf u II tisOlf * ■ i.• I. Iy i^r it new law ».* ■ ,» ed to 1 " S l*;p r Norft llt. . -pa 1 • |t rnatlonal rhamber of commarco,. canceled and a new one drawn up i ■ill* cniim* tters ebV'oinal'J V o - •iH-iU 1 >1 1.-' tv P.iiith 1 nio and place ih* whole department in which will meet in YIsnna, to ro-irtgage | home or farm pro'p.’rty «*, lh” h'>hiei an,| ,* ;ii, ,il l.rtlk baaed on tha City’* ability to par. an amminl sufficient to J-oy laxe* ***•" .u| uu •-1.sk iiunbet I Wta At* eff.ut nt d-fmitipn of ait In i id »n inei. n'lth a. l » ihe hands of it eompel'nl man. ilenmmro boycotting 0f one ns* Each of the eight '‘plan* raw* S'.r. t< ”1 .1 H Ufaaosrd for two years. , l.i.n.iu i . m . r* a In* r. cir being perhaps with engineering ability. lion's goods by another, tha groatfrn^T», t f.s •.me I. I'ipeialiui ^Hw afUiin a few dollara of the frwoi s,l. limit th, p nalii* *f Advisor . cloSo to |,r**ldrlil Hon. ' ((| , ,4 The t mini ' ntmo % \ii|t I rxt rpl al I hsili .1 p Tile KiiYcinur adde I that he bad r Shanghai Chintbcr of Com* ^ ^ w fc lc h (ho Commission! rs Iasi Or. W A S H IN G T O N , Jan. 14.-— 0V*»Yolrtrait |iw to m ill or vlnotr »cr *|Hik* th« possibility "f hi* mere* sought to rovtvo tha CM* I'rsvl'isna i whh’H Hl•K**t f ll»» N fl nsy \.4i *9 lit!. toM r decided waa all (ho nut, fully made up his mind on .... n !y The S*n*t* nirrved l0 take up Ih- .* mllng to fontrevr soon a >|*e-.-ial *p „ ,, t!*J ' b* *d. Would plOrldw I S». » j -'« r f m**' thio A O , per ncre toy.-ott of Japanese goods, I H a iti d im - f % ur | Memphis, could pay for itreet lighting In ' Philippine Ind-prndt-nce bill im Hit* '.in ipir Iiuit and that hr e, n* 'J,* hsn»o sr • 11 l e rtl'b mrs«ng o ryn g sp**dv nrlmn to . M antimr al| Sino-Jspsnssa bat*' feun.. li* I lleeriog w n l'ie r, a'd •rut rluni in lore 1932-3.1. Each of th« plsn . how. mediately -lo decide whether It I '0 lh • V fd -t'-.l buuUtb'ir ef **n ward bnlanelng He Itmlg** os n j , n|( ' wkhI.I iivit-nms ill* new point of lie Ironti were quiet although ” \il t i’ u ‘ lem iwralure-w. at down oear, called for a reduction cith-r will lw passr.1 uver the h v iW m t'i |h»lf cor penent «n di«liVcd n»r*e*ity for maintaining Ihe fed. , , , . . . . .., I.. :• '.’uitheru t lui t.lil ant cm th Histidn lilixen* who are vitally Ihcro ir an ominous atmosphara' T , i i i . Im lualnni were lhal jii . i-1 Of fa U.o r amber of atreot or while­ veto. The lloi-vr o.rrnwle It j c j[ lb|'|oi . ernl rrrdlt unimpaired. I . , , n i . . i , . ' storms bmwiag, ■ A m m way If { M i ' now burning > r a te n had < iht Imi fieeiing w.n c m i Hied in lh,< Slate's welfnrr. ■ ■of furthar terday. . tVin* w.ss plseed in Ihe some The Republican member'hip‘ o f , '''* »*** * * + " } "* /*• » ' Japanese dispatches d-scrlblng, \ d u «tb ,n |n raadle.power from I no .1 iM .icdri in either secllun. live membera of thr highwny Gauging Ihe nutlouk. after thr the House will b* c a lM Into .-m : ntlegarv with bee» and llm ilr-l to •• •**; 1 c ntlnuel war-like pronoun ement, to VO watt. Moat of Ihe plan* had llou.-e hi t voted emphatically to jiaaes, w rt, ill* be d III epitimn a ,10"> prer'nt gbohellc c o if ol lh.- Mr i >l|'|*l Ynl •r shared•I |run mmi'sion resign d n-cently at fertocr Mer. 2 by Reptr 1 f to gw with cutting o l from 40 to •et aside the I'le.kleal'e veto and v. h- i|,it uniplianca wilh the S'liaior Hill, IVnee-ial. Washing- ilh- ra il wiiiLh'f while the HJ''I ' tl»s* gusrrnnf's request. Four sue of Northrrn Chlase generals. f!neir. New York, floor leader, lo ^ f f . overhead street In hi . . make law the pending ima.ure In fifth tovnnoi 's |,i wtie p**i, ssnr* were named, but i iaio.'liun Inti, ebo spam-are I Ibis eli.sn' -. 1rm y nl Near Ut leans. L a . dra|i|«d rmrrsnls* the party's roner ‘ The Commissloncrr warr r g rrr I •i yrl In lu appuinted. nrrlieird it *s -dd i ,-s*tU In ran !t,» l"r»y. glvP the laciflc crprr.dco.y It1 •innal campaign rommittn- and iblr. that “ Overhead atre t' lift ht • nr>iii ruferitiig lu the rbang- In ,Mil».inla, ciiunly'ji tip. I »ir inr m re r'verae A l ut: the soast •'( North (a n , indepeede^ca alter lu yrata. Sen- lay plan* for thr iwn' Ointjtn*. tha moat Important rf lh - intir* Tb " V corn milt "C. h nde.l l*j , Him, r-d f opilher > wind, weir |M>rsomirl, Gnvrrndr .Shells *aid A aentinca by senleme r*vl*|on c.it *" xes aunuuiurd they would lie sponsors of Ihe YU T v. cie h i circuit'' and that "Wo woi-Mu't be >ni|etnle,l tiy vn n nod filling hr tint tolil the pew romnil*«ion*i,» ■-erlain of commanding tiie vote, of tho nesr* ’ domes11' allotment iiip|H,rl Ihe g ivrrn r. llnirl n fur- '.Vnitu' 1’,’ilm -. Wi ,-nn«ln Repub fatUfkil In putting certain »er •" tempilatl.rrs thatti.-d rp riaviga. lb,< appumtments were only until u n it Ih, n bean. «hoer,| tkr same relief Kill- -c-r n*|tright 'lev t r f t r n| thr • ffn u ijr f ir tinnlar avtl.m in liij* lion* of the City in n it'r dork. Ihe m 'rting uf llir legislature in ■ * • ilefe t W SS predktfd by b'caalc .\npil ti,. In I . rr lutUIr end nil •leila,r vilh It- 1-eer hill that l> [lin r. biaucli. — ^T. • m u ,* so the plana were p it asiil* April ami that be plight ask the mplaye.l in* ib jftio - th* pmlal t A t thuacoke, N I*., mute lluiii , li-ln y j action* lor lolli-climi of d < I,, in, Confident that National Boy Itepiibhran lend.t» Is’ l nipht as The lleniocrallinm lioll-d •a Urn. Commlsilonei« diicursotl KTHap p.iw p-P'l .1 lore ol liNinpl n, Vf . ''eep era li-gidnliir*- In abolish lh" r»n.l Seoul lion iMMMil rr pllffP.vnt; w * re tayrd! iTo jf Y hcmocialir rhieltaio* rmiferred head piarttra will ( award House earlier had sinashrd down both the -proposed appeal and the II • hefut, the -enulr III line on-! li libn; i m u k i sette on Ihe whd* fit Id u( agricultural n um-cd. weatbgr Uiaid entirely. 'hem a cha.ter, members of with a vim iifon Honin'* a*r:uadvisability of installlig dynamo While mi Ihe'anhtert nf change uf Ihe pr posed Boy Scout troop aid.’ particularly tb* m oilg'Cv Jlidgi* G. *>. H i'bud. of A-hlan . ti'tiin, i'd l|ie sole ill th” sub coin. SoilPil. at tbr waterworks plant *o that ment that the hill invited “giaVc Guv rnnr Shulls mid h - wa* nl«> nail*" was I lu I foe Ihe bill, with iponsorcd ty the Men’s C u b of ' U jip u a wsathev * mndiliuru, prcilcrnl of thr lumrd of nrcult tha City could ptodtra electricity danger* of foreign invasion and problem. rnnsidrring a rm 'm iiiimlallon to M-Ullment on Ihe IVm-vrstlc. jJ'li;**, aid, hour or. "'.hv law i i.nty rrti-il -f TT'iT vh. Rep iMICaM. |her were few linilll* tie .up* s -h I Holy Cross Episcopal Church mat far the operation of Ihe whtle- •vat." Within two hour* trom the • hr legislature tn abolish the stale blajei, i,ppn ing. IhnugK several Ihe Eastern Air TiM i-part (nm im‘. i * re-1 till, already appmu-d ihi-i ■ »r d It in regular session at tha Parish must le obeyed." time the I'rriiu'^nl'* veto m n irs v wmy system. member* m ile t r i - i i t l M s in (ary** office hrrr npnrtml it* hotel ronriuiaslnn an,| |>ul its work 1loiin, but night to perfset troop in :. Iumo ini dlicrrlit ary puw. The franc Use of Ihe FloriiU waa ircrlved it voted 2TI lu Ht tu -by th* ll«u*t, rut sharply n-r*:** under Ihe -late board "4 health, | h * , ||lc aim mlnn-nl party -tines, hut the Ih-iiiocratli- ,-i . Jung ■nUVri|t|i*iiiit*'il out. and pli.nes wrr* flying mi In-diil*. and eliminate sum* of Ihe *on*erv organisation. Power and tight Co., at writ a* override. Itnrah. b og a *u|i|uirter of th • During the meeting member* of a'lnn depart manl*. ami place all tfMLCUp’a contract with the powline Lkmo iat, Martin, u( U ir icnd.rship express'd a di- irv tu jMerto i If crildthf* ipart* I mi ■try law*, lenk «o pn't In drafting disp ••• «*o th- n*w bill. Thr four rucnvrr* thrlr a rtlvltl'i under on« comml»- he Ir.op committee expw saw W v es.firm . wera4143d r o » W i W 't ? pour > *n«il 9? TIepukwnaaw Jg ja n get the me*.ufa quKkly lu Hhi fomtosi-res and Senate finer. Its enwideration ihi-y war* cidlt'erl lo rw iw . ** * • i i l * . lliu a lW K H ta lu l l i l t Ih l S M M H fieTnra tha oplnlod wa* effort to m u tain thr rresklent. slnn. ’ -*. ' ' "■ *> lhenra<1tf«a pleiseJ wilh the who did the r'd riftin g and voted by III* Senate agriculture cmnIhe yoverfor's procl'uiallort fi r it were ItUirn* and Senators At thr same time, th* governor » *s ih - troop is m aking.'It ia by Cemmlnloner II. J. This fre e fell short "by TJ of-at.announced that C. C. Woodward, ■vprcied that ihe maximum slat _ that "This franrhlre I* a taining a third of those voting miltee wta a hedulrj fur Monday held that the emergency intttli*. llertwri. ' I*, pilblban. Ilh -le atat' t umr and freeh water fish f the troip, 32 boys, will b« st­ binding one and cannot lw broken ahiih would have killed llir t i l . mm nine Ira idtii*, > nelb e. , " a temMontana. In an Informal hut wiglfirant l„'i,iiy ib -n ia rd of iii„itKie!e law. loud. W ild ,. | irm -ra l, eommi- Itmrr. had rut operating ained by tha end of this manthtj accept by agree met, »o there'* no Holding their line* ae I, the IKm iimill Dill, It m rat. Washington^ u*e arguing about It or looking ucrat* mu*ltretl KM ard were c-nfe*. ore altrndrd l.y fie.ldenl Hr p'radrd with th* jsr-'s • • "• • T A IL A H A S S K ... J in . I I n il r«.*ts uf bis department in heir, -nd It was announced that almostTb# kry t«» It* »»♦" WB* rlert Roosevr It's foremost ndvi*"r fbr loop-holy*." -II hey* have already met tha re­ Nathan M a y vlatc rsinrmt -l ti­ rffecllsr imineibately, thus rav joined K2 Rupublicaru niuatly on farm matters, lending liemo- the hom.’j of "buliest ,!, Id n in effort In III A ' it n vmd svilh the ,Commissioner liehman al*n of. kiuiu gprierlluial state* ami th. nmiually. quirement* of the Teqderfoot class. urn I tti'.'able detic*.'* II*- askid IKIh A in#nd»n* nt, •‘ » Mi*ti»in**'l er of agricullu,'. yeil, nlay .r e ­ mg $* t rrs lr frrm both ho*i» * pul their uliin Shull > "id Wnmlwnrd vni » (Continued On Fags T w r ) Until Ihf msxlmum slsa Is atpurl' d I.IHII.MI ’ "k*< ,d rItiis. une farmur-lalmritr, Kva e. of hrndi together on Ihe *ubjeet of - u .ideralh n for rlty r.*i« ler* a th* fallow mp I areer rpb Im ilv rr.lnrr.1 Id* own '*lBr> tnlnrd, a I l-oys ovsr 12 year* Of "Hothim' 11» the eslional I" " - wiuu uppmsed * vrtl 4* . luruirr till*in.|uil i Minnesota. how lirvf to help lh«; Jaintgr who from •»«::* tn -U 'JS ■ month, cut age art wsdeoma to attsnd the Ihe g sucrnr'j pt«-lama'om hlhlttnn a*t. * ametebd an,| ' P and 'ugped during th* rrgillar in rnihirdialel) aflrr liie llouie is a-*d with niortgare lorc- lo of lbr numb r of gain** wardrna from oiretingi on Friday avenings at ptgmenlrd .ball art'1 '' nnv wen the »,'p i"in l of tl,e m gani-'d sp'iim n »aa>i.ii I torn ! *-|'i I i" **ted. Senator Itobinr.oii. of A r- l-re r ml Inrs nf Ids home. Ih fell'wine nr In nnv '• ' or lie,-. I an,j slur in;- extended period 1.1 lu -.'t and 1 'd'lrr.l lbr eatarlr* i:-10 n'clock. r»* i, Heniormtie had. r in the Much i f the telklnr wi* ilnn- ...... r ,f Ihe date IMt ifl-lll "I ••f of all " If b r wuikrr* and the reThe troop waa divided Into th* to |h ■. 2l). • 'tali*, an luuncrd hr \t ju I.I **k by llm ty Margeutliaii i f New !:,. VVi<riu-in V -o|urativ.- isis.*k fail iTr In a. t in re <*•'!. ef >H' iiiaiiunr ward'll*. •t,f- fiilbiwlnt*. conlaining n»l nmre following patrols: ll<- . d 11 '• *-■ »f fruit i .a lly consideration in hir York, pulilish'r of the Am ricao ..in* m il tin- tanner..' hololny n • WiMMlward'.* a*ti" 0 . thr gnvrr1 1-un -t It., pen *nt " " "f Bl ah d t ) a n , ■' •iidomned a Humisliiif and Clalor ratrcl, U. W. McRory, Jr^ anr'l, whkh p*. *cil Ih,. I.il> A g ilr illutl’ *, who wsa cheirnwn .laiuliun announced liiat. r *"• llo- fir»t. ilefinitr weigh*; b ..r . nb. l-.rler. *"<■*• •.e.liuj*ul but tlial Ihu irt'i-d l.in nur said. leadtr, Ki-outmastcr C. I . Hawson, , .ih. il*a lecurd »ute. The llojmfe* of Governny Rcaaevelt'* agrkul- cu n t of Ihe M’dden tmir » I event . r -pun ' I" the genrral order In iniilir feiinrnt d malt or nn-u* ,-uenae lor. John Minarlk, assleti In a telegram »ant to SrnV->the ronleipplali d »Ut*-Wtde nail. r uu th,' year )u li* n u ik "t nil .................. •in | j.b r , Watson, of India in, - enrol nd»l*«ry commission. "ml bureau* t" li«itt*«». «*r f*1**1 loy** Dttacan U. riaUher. of Flori-I-. gid .».-tiun ho d-layrd until M"nA f i-r lh* |— nfereo *,- eev rsl Iilk r » n il he pastp<rrd. .1 lh” must *ucrri'«lui the -late ha< rut » o d " of npr/atioa* *'"• *kel . nl, t.'hatlcs Ilrtlsi Jo* Stewart, Nr* rhiinr# *0 il»r P%"1* last night,- Mayor Vhrian A. 8 peII. Ilrcwn, II. Sharpe, and C. D. The *(i,r»rnnr's netbn **» .di . • ,-lo n '« forrr, within 30 day*. .. j m . aid he w*» ronffjenl the sarritor* who paitlelpnlr I at*rrl w»* e ,n bad. * •a fieha If of (he City Ceralniulon lfi u.1 e..l'e iriy wviild be ill*- u l llixl unlf»s ('oner i act-* ai reeled a' a situ.itirn •a,llv twroio by the j l » • » ’• » Phillips. (if l.l-ii.t II )• s, I <uii." «;> All h I m I*drpartmcnU. he in„ ,,i',|,. by the rnli lomfWitl* (urged tha vetaran aolon'a upp-ut laihid. Filler Fox Patrol, Fred Ganas, :.?|.l,7|it ilfttnl, "in 1 pu9 'he -trlrtest eenn this ieii|»n *o r*dl*v* Him fnna- r* more Ju te th ra u rU n t Hen fin •»»*■ p iiii.d and dupp. i. the bill h»* ptt •" b bringing about prupo»ed revls-advr; Harry Jo* Mjnarik, assist* In r do«*n conininnilu It a | b>,M i ivrih niuVul In 1 'Ig h l. 2IIU r i who a r- about to b* fm r- irtr. nf n rtsat *hn<it went up -in Ibo only into "Ifrrt « ' •""'r "b'1 redin-r romni'l'er for i air'idiuali >n ankr* pl*v •Iona In (ha national laakt rlssed, a verleur sltuatlun wilt re­ t.i, mer hive Offered fnrvlbl tbo number of employe* either by unt; li- Witte, Jr., assistant scout­ by ..-pro s; l^U .ll.l ty II 'V. I revenue b n i' re \ law* a, that mualclpalltlek m -H llo u v whm bpeakrr Garner air* di* barging llirui **r furloughing master a* counselor; R- G. Hick- • ...... Wnl b captained *h«j |0.I l.y boat; 6V.NI l.v m i-e l nt iinre.l tbe motion by ( hulima:i sult.. There wav n» jminim lty. i'*l me ta f re, laiurs • in iirnatnf •a Sanford m at taka advanlar- rf tun. S. J. N ii. J r - R. F. Mcnl-T-f however, mi df tail'd I'gU la llon., Hu uu v.i'bout pay. n U g ' ,1 j| ll.» a m . .Iihatltlitad I nr*.,i • mrai*. Hate I f the in.nl ar sffaift comperr t|M ••me privlleg!» allowed Indl . salvalgv, J r - and Herbert TburkFrifl III* Heveral measure* with f»r,n mort­ May wa< found by | • uninil umirr "Wo hi * ' • rr'* * * "* payroll* wit'' m ilt.r In nierrlda the vrtn had (or M ftf-ran e H>at w» VUeab with financial dlfflnUie*. gage r lief at IhMr object ar* *4i^rr%l»i n il reuriling tn lrun*fer nf I on. • ’l l I a ■ r<imml‘ " '" i appointed l>, tb* , , >,n wa-. mark, t I*/ Tha t'legrarn read* a* follow*: been carried. llravrr I'atrui: J. Adams, Irader; funds," "bulls wid. "and I'm Il4l( t Ilf la reining lh* bill, which pro- forllitig before b’rnsle inmmilftriltib |>arliaiii*ni le luui. up ~ o o p »ir'I' iji un lb ' r i r t ftTha CHy Commission of Sanford •dug l„ wail until lb r day t, fore E. Mnughton. aiiivta.ll scouttoiiral ing oft' r nn rstiauativ j iii I ,•. 1.11•| ri . mid £1 '•«M .•ml ti n»«»i* h u read the account of rm id e n t vii|e. (nf a dera l« of economic and tr *. I fa I.itlle was said nlsuit th* pew »v amt U r n • haven't loader W. Munis n, ruunseller; ! * ll, I 1114 |* l 14 ■ |M I I ' ’ liriRt'fli 1t»l|* sriMil'fic inse lign'' "i • V\ ptUllei! ajjustnirnt prair lo freelbr mom-v In inert p a yroll'" 11..11,ild Ill-hop, II0I1 Newman, J. . i ? Hoover’s rr commendation for re- own, I’reib ent llo ver said: *414 ll* |9II •ini'll — , | C4 « R t 4l t i t I 4 |f |44 • f 1 ; domestl* allotment bill at lh* Tb" governor . al*** -aid audit tVn laic. J- Furson. and A. Kelly. • . -•lull rv rr "Tb it l r l i.t r 'mil put. both our renfrreme av senubu . prrariit ylilon of the batftmptry U w to lluiii il I'aitul: Chum HUiiley,{ i , (P bn.,.,, on * m u riboi I will 1 mail'- „f all d'pnPm rnlt authorlie a settlement agreed t« p~>p a and th* Philippine peo­ fill th*y hat t r l had sutfi'-ienl . i Mm .......lu/ m rnilig at C c n s t j r ' i n n l i l i i I i T r and lair nitlvilt n na proml«rd in l.sder; la-lt'y Cooper, esslsUnt: ? by majority creditor* which would ple not on thr r>4d to li erty u'd tlm - to »tody U. .1 u o'cl* . IM l » Inn a .< • ■ * I h I l c l i l I n S l a y i n K ’’ •t''bis iuniig' f i address, lie ra il ref. ■ uitenl nroutniaster II- Y. (U tiM # #f f«iil| •Mt•frillt*#*l •»* pr«*i' .1*1 ' bo btnding on tbe minority cred­ ..aietv. Which we desire, but on •.Throughout th* day tbr lomrs- •11., turn IS|* l u / I r l*ro '■ tain l-iard '* r i » ap-ndlng l*«* r*»Mti C'hlirl#* Meriwether, I h |)|M ttttfiMill rHt|»|*«|l itor*. Wo foal It would ho for the lh» pr.th Irai ing to mv* and en­ He al'otmeot blit unde* « b i b It in ,>•- v •li u r* c il.ibll-li- •• t*l iVfjJrrW V* ••••* lull'll iiinqrv, and that hr would IVsItn Meriwether, It- Hunter, T . E l IZ A IIK TII. Is intend'd to restor* **h*at, c t ) t irii ',11 fHi 1 lit |4ir»l* 13 boat IntarMta of .Florida mcnlrl- larged itanrers to lihcity ■>“l (,y \\ II liehmid' ill 'liI ’ft ft v, r5.«it»*rtf ■ill 111 rhaimieil l » diurus forth, r Iiiuian, W iliam Brnwn. ' ll 1 IV - llarvrv _ ton, tohacco. hogs, dai'v prvsbrtr palltlea and mnaJelnalUW* thrmigh* freeitom Itself.1* It, ! nug * u fl ■ - off" *r in the rua 'giia'd. » i " rrunomy. lire and pennut* to Ib 'ir |ire-w» • oat the cocntry who have already t'nrr riding drbata against Ibo trl-, , 1 I'.uk and M a s c l'a 1 * 4 .1 e|*vr lie n rjmfrrring with f" *4 uflrr hr i< "H '-i •• defaulted or a n faring default in erlo, Hars who piloted the bill prl-e ratio v»as a Irsdirg topic or five I'llslators every day •Ill'S and tilled 9.arm-' llcnthertnu. payment of bond Jnd«f)t*dne». to through lb* Route last vaarl-wi nf rorversalb'O wherever senator, ur 1 "b .4 1 rhioldl, who Ihl | ,-ani' her*." lh* governor • ul. yrnr'old riding mo 'r r *1 limtodo monWhU oorporatloa.'ln with a .T>8 to 47 rote, mid HI* col- ta'hrred. t •,| ' f’r if*" 1 teg ng'i "I tin,| they nr* taking th Ir rr •I itic buion I. wa* a inienrd . 5 'tha p to p w d lefUUIVin. W » be„ u i * trainv ai d I’-marvI—1 lu Mi*. 4,fn.gr E. I n'krr. 73. a - poti ihilily ,rru*-i*lv and most " I . ,,f |! Iirct ila g a i. nnl eaguef: im tn ]|«vj - Ih* ame«di*4al *f the pro Comparatively small dan >,r Mlsal-ta 1'taml .b lrrliv .s allm ium I. u I ..f . .infurd in tb* early \ |i.*m have expremed bearly ap^ “There |s nothl.lg la the fne»H” la,* n.bce, now Inca'*-I m rriffht. woeed bill *o as ta Uclude momc frelgh 1 IW W . when her first husband prowl I.r iny'plans for econenile*.’' resulted when several *rgr whatmrvrr that ha* not rrd l l I nr 01 r ( lb" lint i»f U*# wailing rs 'i.d ltn .n J .idalKIrs would bo tha m-an* of A - 'hn.it.. Al, I Carry a ....... " I, »’•* •- E. J -n c -. was ,,a Inr »f I__ As norm ns hr offsets d 4im l re. car* southbound out ol JacksonI l g . ' y W i iv celeed tbo most careful rnnsldeiaVagn In ‘.veniu ‘ affocting a »o tile monk, of munlrt. vttT-R* Hm*hrtl«n (I,-— p«r*4— 4*|w»*ybre*an— f'hvpn duel ions 10 tie 'al* government viTI* over lie Atlantic foist Line • -.w v r -v n ll be opari -tbulg— *— 1—ut flrin r I'v rr, paf Indebted ness and WO*M brim tloa by your commlit -*." ffsdini afirr » • >»' burr, died »1 l r,r home in l^»l>'- i ftp'use* |o-'e, .''hull* said It* railroad trark* wrr* drraUed at n'c*» k uu il in Ike Int'ri In the reminder lifffiy that two 1in,lay from l< lilt . a end to the .i.r n it lm . aow « . Innd on Thurs*lav aftornuon fnl- plans to "dig into lb* cost* of l.ongs, half.way between C re e m liS i imporU.il Bamlnulc C .u ity I ban, ... "i riiducY- A firr Ibid h III' £ Ing him <*f stealing •"* wife' af- 1'iwlmc * s’ rokg "f paialyei., nn litlBg. W r hop# JTOU agree wllh rriuniy g"v rnment petting it City and Bfvllle •at about 11:10 hm| 1 is avallnhh- 1 ' M> • frrtion. r»* .y is said by .......•iwr of Commsrre ff»l»|rT|ittC#S. dm advisability of Uita ftmadWednesday. , , light Up I" 111" new board* Uf o’rlirk Thursday night. No 04m .. ^ lh* • 'f-[ giiaidinrn ' « I"" one.<-f III" """* 1 . i'. Stop jt*t I " rd I 'h '.e in Eskil'iti and Mrmtwr moot and can affect sane.’ wa* Injured. ■ -O 1 kum-ral »*rvbes ar • e»hedul»l inuniy conimUvIonrrs. effpim t rt, il*r* in Hi* sersim. Wiibing -1**P, are r«j|rdi-|rd lu^jtir, I ul tb<- „rr, Iti'l p -r s 'n itccauia of th* diraUm fnt^bfAgjjr nl to tu- brill in Ki*,-li'iu i'- tnmorrn* II* f Ogtn*'I f **•' ' s' Inn--1 , ,t.| rail Iheic. J*.^ 14__ (AT— 7 he lrndp body office Monday after Scout lleved to have been caused who* For* I,and', Isle •" I *eim-lI a» 1 ,if l» in -on. Teveral l"csl frt'nds « ( I , y i’Jb tag 1 be t lr - n if 1. D. IU a (in . Sara- no n at .1:00 o'clcck e id 4 in a dffrctlft part of a freight « f ____> t w i l l D - H a l i l resIgnatVin rrslgwrikn <1 ( k .M r - I’afkrr are planning •„ at wid* repdn'i n thruirb hit w •1. fill to Ihe trecks, regular yaseew. sola, as member af the st(4« rat n'rlrrk respeetivrly, il « * i an . 0..,, today. M i. {'chnitdi trn-l tb* final fit** • ln running down amuggl'ie. g*r train* nohiber 7# and T< ware I .,-mg. h" R id . lbr lo*"i V !!• ,vivlng Mrs i’a ifrr are brr Ing' commission today In the hand- n< unred that Ihe Industriel.cum r pep j Rewil P"nrt af •f O*. re mar fiha)(a and Miami mltlee of 1 hick L . II. ( nnrlly l. or'. I n r apparently been in t— < it routed ever Florida East Coast ; ; hiubend, Judge G E. I'«(k*9. 'wo 111 he staged «r th - CM* IlCfxld ra il U has learnrl Ihe rps- cliaiimtn, will meg( ol 2:00 u'rinck a. 1 . thr coilrje to pi'J'-'l* ' 1,03 AN GK1K S. Jsu. II. d/FI trark* from Paiatha U . “ diiiightm , Mrs., T TI* R -i'f nf Mrwday gloh* » t T-hff ' — **' ntia r t at Maal.three, other Ftu'nda (.fteru on. f i » r lea brtadra»t Ihat lit *te <t*IVgo, rhihenba M'*!"**. Vrs. •■•Aimee Semple McPhniurn llu t- City yeeterday. e k 't c • pr**'* af S*sf"»k r A .hers would follow sb rt y. The fiaaford wracking erfw wo*; IT*1•li Chisholm. 8*. 9'!'*ud: •• •!»-; tnn, cvinye Ivt, although reported M'dihera ot the IrdusliU I r in - „.i; l>* a chan-u in th- p « " Irr , Mrs. W . ft. MrM inav. Ja k. critically ill by b»r physician v-aa ernl to tha scene of tho shwrmtl^* ' The l l t t t l l u ld It Iraratd that mince argl Mr. Connrlly, chair •r.r thl* year. epplle*tt«os far ad •nnvllle^ and tsv*i -l*nsnii and utdff r ' it, order to-l-iy to apprar ‘ment, and tha crew and • , .sr-.or .-holt.' P. K. Paly, West Palm Ikeeh at *-an. J . O. Afara*, I* E. Alba, H O LLY W O O D . Jen 14 lITt reral avemtere cf to-aey, will le appolntrst ta s ir- Gordon narngtt, »f Frrn Dark, , |,,y day. a g:". M r. S-hm .H :’ 'ifffrlnr e f f « r ti of iropicsl fever thret stejv'lai'jhteis all living in next T " dry to d*lcn,| herx»lf in ment returned lo Seofdrd ./ I'fn . x "quai'cr million dollar damoge ernoooratn 4'sldwaii, Randall 1 hair. tv. ■o'.iinj i-.poa the p* 1* e -B 'ia rt'd in A f r l-i vshile film­ Florida. K .t,g r Har-ral m * »- **** Bur1 d!ri . M,i‘ suit. Ih * detion wa. brought by in (iiichr e their fug* a**"1 *f" 1 1 L. C upgr, T . I a ■ . Dual**, (’. II. ing a mullet! picture “Trailer (V v ri. ad*o-mmen* **'»L chairman «ri I "bo l« F IR E C H IE F D IE S BOYS ON H TK IK K hnpoaslMff to r a l l ^ sre""* Roy Stewart, film director, wh'- charge i f an rail rely new groan Eckcr-ien, W . A . U fflc r, F. N. Jtnrn" R-Twina no'th. aetres*. *a» sa tba i' aO cli'gcd h* was amployed to make . irr* v-f tho Legialaluia » ' reported tosfay in a »rri»us cmdlO M A H A — Ilomer S. Hows*, hearing a lets at commissioners"; the Herald McMahon, B. A , Ntwm ar, Z. II. S C R A N T O N , !*•-—•Eight mea*Se South said. Other memheta were M. H. Ratliff, J . Ov Rharoa, K. U. t hin. tin-r, ry doubt will fco refb-ci"'! it tien. Iter m -thrr, Mr*. Jam** sio g tr beya employrd lerr by a A picture In which th* ev*ng*ll*t battalion chief, lost his life helrer, V . B, tmlth, V. A. Speer. 1 ,--r'in g up of ralei b .i* rc « said her •’au-hli-r ran tali graph comany walk? I out was to by starred. Th*. court ha'd which destroyed Interior tad akretary. “ of h. OcgU. acd I t U Swegir, *t. n. w i ?iu ' and H a rry M. Wing. row and Fob. f when thr M l* r- Vrvnu.-ly and physics ly ax* whaa their demands fer nine P*f if ahe w »r» unaMs tu appvar, ta»tl- of three etory clothing toil mccy will ba taken at har bedside. building. of Laktrcst penalty1 goes Into effset." ,were refused. I I T ' I -! * *.' . iM i / i ’ T u r n in g d o w n V »c h of the e ig h t plan* prrp oa e d • by II. H » C o le m a n . tocal m a n a g e r of th e F lo r id a T o w e r and l.ig h l . C a , u ; * means o f re du cing W A S H IN G TO N , Jnn. I I . - t i t -The hlg pudt for legislation to _ j keep owner* of mortgaged farm1from losing their horn"* nfn* ] cd before the Senate hanking! 1 ro p o s e s I hey M op Governor Snys llo I - ........... ....................... .. — IMMEDIATELY ON PHILIPPINE BILL ToUetermineW hcthcr Bill Will Be Passed Over Hoover’s Veto .It" ini h i 1^ Embryo Boy Scout Troop Has Meeting For O rganization farm nii-1 4,180,141 Boxes j>f Prttit Approved Mayo I n s p e c to r s by Fletcher Urged To Include,C ities In Bankruptcy Law-. ■wn— pm License Taps Wi ll He On Sale Monday From N ew Offices i IMnt. (icMtrjrc Fnrlicr is Victim Of Dcnlli Slight Damage Done j In Train Derailing C. Of C. C'ammillt'CH Will Holci IVIccIinjCH Court Of Honor. Will Be Held Racing Commission Shake-Up Expected m in ,, , Aimer Is Ordered To Defend Self In Suit AtttrcsH Is Ucporfrd In SciiouH ('nnditinii m *tl«a* • P-* ___ *.^f. hft;. 'I-/* rX jjfe ________J . : . : ............ \ T • '•••••■> �t FLORIDA. Cultural P ro g ra m Mi Planned By Miami Group For W in te r CABINET IS )ED REBUFF C O R A L G A B LE i’. -W la to r vajafiorilsU.whu aie a cmtotued to | tha best music, art a j l literature ! in t h d r’ northern hums cities will ’ .Ind Many ejltori.1 advantage i prodsIdiiiating in the remits .1 vmth tori .a thli s itte r. Great| er Miami will offer through the I University of Miami, located In | thla city, e'ine inusual opportunIt lea to bear artists an I lecturers during the winter era-ton. / reIt~StateB He H u Made NoOffcrs | . On Official Family HEW Y O R K . Jan. I * .- ( A 1 -A I I takloel speculation was ruled out ef order yesterday by PrnHantlloe t Rcoeenlt with lb* stato■aat h« baa mad* nn offers and proha’i y will make nore until aext mooth. Turning from a series of r n fartocta revolving principally about the arm relief prohlem. Gje Prmldeat-Elect In a meeting with gawapapormen bruvhad ailde th# gaklaot ipeculatioa, adding that It would ho guess work now ovon on hlo own part to writ* on th* nakoup of th* official family. I l abo was made eraphctlc Booaavalt Intend* to know vary wall and falk wi|h those he Invites to alt abcul th* council table with him. Only pn# person la regarded hots a* a carainty in Ih* Roosevelt ■■^“ ■dgfr^ t Mijgffivr’Rr'nftTifyrTiry b V f J j i York, chairman of the Democratic S * national commiltet.- lie la slated tot postmaster gtncral. , ' , Harry H. W»odring. retired g. v­ ' ’ error, of Kanaaa, led olf the farm ,' diacaaslons yesterday at thr Reossvelt home. Woodring »ald ’ immediate action wat necessary to increase farm and commodity i prices to "meet the econ mic ■MTS SOCilTV PON ANT lit J."# Watey. » yoarald N r girt. It winning reeegnl- I Three days o ' auto races ar* arhedulrd over the nrwly rebuilt Smith Florida Fair speedway with nationally known drivers in rom­ ps! It ion. The first race meet I* scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 31, th? second on Saturday, Feb. h. 4 t ami tho thlr«| °n the rinsing day y of n( th* fair, Saturday, Feb. I I , The r,,r fair grounds course haa been1 re­ re' surfaced with brick clay whkh| of. flelala say will make It one of lIha J'" finest auto raring track* In th* ,h' country. • ■ f — * _ ; D |«Q 1 *,c ‘ “an•mlIhe isvr ■led the the the ' rovirnl.orm n mils tiun ,000 lllch eral ntly ami DRASTIC CUT IN ALCOHOL MADE IN B EER B ILL ' (Continued From Pag* Ona) constitutional,*' but favored with the reported support uf Presltlsnlgloat toooovolt, rocoivod 13U Democratic, 83 Republican and ene Farmer-labor votes to 101. Republican and BO Democratic nay*. * Florida'!, representation yraterthrew Its entire strength be The University of Miami, around wlflch the cultural events n n t l r , hai an .unusual plan of «lu<.y and intellectual recitation. This year the university ha* thanged fmnt the icmestcr plan to theTh "three term pan,winter peimlttlng second annual In ill- | I the studeri to enroll Oct. 3, Jan. 2, lull* <(/ lilrraturr, H im led l,y li t -j I and Mar. 27. in ivrrtily opens Jan. 1«. T h is . L A T I » T MOOK FOR M A C H W IA R ! Ulae Letfle Leoeard wear fag ewa ef Iha new rubber bathing *wlts at the Aurf Club. Ml bail death, Fla. NSW B T V L I H A T A N T IC IN A T ID — Th u photograph, mage lait Ostahar fae Ir w in , Wseey A Ca. to llluotrato adeertlslsg far eno af Its tllenta ap­ peared In January and Immediately started a new faahten In wom­ en's hots, deveral New Varh afore* - Immedi­ ately Sopled II and new tilp aweopinp ts* provides liret-hand contact l»c- I Iwccn thr men an I wmncji who ■ ire making literature today an.I ih sr who rrsil It. Eunice Tie t- I ^ K ^ H j jrns, poet; llarvry Allen, nn»eti»l; | iflH Waller I’ i i . hard Eaton, diainatlejl £ h w i r w a n Y W l- d H I ^ V R W r -r r t Y r p J o M A N writer; By tad a (I. Mortey, arch aeloglst and lecturer, and Edward Itavlips, English p.*t, will t» among I ho-.,, ieelurin.t here. T h r I’an-Ameriran Winter In ­ stitute, directed by Jlr. Vielnr Andies llelundr, Peruvian stalesman, historiun aid hvad of the Latin-Amrrican department of th*’ ilN O IH ' BAM AND H it NKW A U TO — univrraity, will i n k to l.til d ■ ••«■•** tarn net enly pivaa away a new harkgri und for clover u.nlly be1MJ Pontls* Straight eight sutomeblli tween the countries of the wratevary time he braadcaata but alas eldaa In ern hemisphere and to discuss r.ir•no. H«re he la Inapeating hla nawNpntiae. rent pml.lemi of diplomatic, tin .It* and cultural relations Iw lm en North and H-uth Ameriru. (Ithrr lecturers wl I In- pnrsentrdf among whom will •»’ Dr. Clarence Henry 'lla rln g , prof’ *»or of lailln-Ameriran ecoromice and hlsUry of Harvard Utiivwrsity. v n r.e e N e w y o r k o o v b r n o m a t The I'an-Ameilran Institute will • IN A U G U R A T IO N : Wres>dtnt-(lect In* conducted along (liu line - of the i/ .a tl.n D. Roatevtlt and retiring Gov r ul flaw Vert, Gevf-nor Herbert Pan-Ametlean lt.sin.1 Table he il here a few sesfnn, ago which >1. Is l .nan and Alfred E. Cm.th. Rente m i's prrgicaiioe as govtrnof’ and at am'.srd wMr interest, The tlnivrrsily Symphony O r- L .r i.rat.e caod'data fee Prttidanl in /.'ban/ lor Lehman's Inauouratlon. rhestra will alvr u s-rr1v< if Bunc'ay afternoon roncerl* at whi. h a number of nural a rll«li •University of ITodda wai b*»ullappenr n soloist*. Af* / i llful enough Uo ^Interest petplo this nrginiaatlon will pj Vul. •fr m eny aectiun of ibo ’•o>,,it.T. •I. si entertainment of ibe'hi I He - named only one Institution is.’ , «:«!, G .M N KB VIl.t.E, Jan. l 3 . - “The which he fait morg charming. tsr -,i» j I'nliersiiy of Elorlia— i|s rampqp, Uaai s-U gg |bU«, olvwrvwi lar aiw>gi>F St . A i M i u a r m D - s n m y henuliful. | am Hrmendously lrn- made 0f Ion Beboatlan Rlvor King prnse.l, not only with its present Street bridge. . Hmllh'ji lUrl.rfN « i .M l altraeUvrnns ard beauty, but Its *» > A triple II* for first place In tlv,. .«• - III I Hit i|» I U truck llm wrM I 5 '.M l potentialities." Sanford Merchants l l n w l i n i r L E E R B U R O ,— M. IE Knti lldli'h»ri i j -III IfriseepE IrllRcIl * 1 1 I I I 1 S-« spoke William II. TownEnd, opened whnloaal* bakery In former I.eagre now oilata as the m u ll of Palm Ilrcch, and Newport, It. I., Team high, three gam.". Truck of the Smith’s Barbers team win­ a visitor to the University- of Tom hop Bakery building. ning two nut of three games from llrnwirs, 'Ji'JIW: tram high single Ih* Sanford-Ovledo Truck Grow­ gamr, Seminole C'reaniery, !K)7: Florida yrsterday. Mr. TownEml. a celebrated pic­ PA LM B E A C H — Maydowar er* team last night. individual high. Hirer Egmes. P. photographer n> world Hotel opened for season. Jake Holly of the Growers wns I’rinld, CUi, single game, I*. IV . torial high msn. getting 210 polnl* for told. 232; 2nd Individual high travel and rspericnce, wl I remain L A K E W O R T H — Work on High high single game of his team and slnglr game, W . II. Itarh, S27; here thioughout today in the In­ School fam pui progroaalng rab­ terest of pis prnl-vslon. ft 15 point* In three game*. N»M>' high avrragrs, Paul Peloid. 19ftj •' • -l : , . . *. Hale of th* Smith ^Iram had b.12 Georg" llalie. Dot, Roy J in llff, i He said the campus or tho idly. point* In thro* games while Roy IMI: Increased averages, Paul l’a> Holler h*(| high Individual arorr i f told, SR, George llabe, 21. Jskf 221 points. M l y , 20. 0 . Schlfflev. 17. N. Beores: Raallb** RrvM m I i n 111 111 i n , MR l»R •n i»s l rh Mtall III 17* MR M l j l»hti»R Ml I I I UR •M l Slate University Is Praised For Beauty “BOWLING NOTES . Shannon, Missouri Domorrat, nought to poatpona- action, saying ' ho hod hoard Democrat* whisper. ; lav “ It will never *»e the light 01 day In th* Smale". He al*o 'vena ruled out of oclar by the choir — Representative Worr'cn (D „ N . C.) From both Donto'rotlc and R?» ' pobllean ranks, tha tariff proU la loni Of the bill wer* assailed. • Ragon. of Arknnaaa, tol.i hi* cnl •leagues that ''be-aua. I under•stood this’ bll| had tha suppoit |t*{ lay Presidanl-eliVt, I tried to D|g loyal, and support It. , ."But after throe more rommod ' lUtb were added," he said, TAnJ when you try In forte down ni» tho highest tariff evar propoaa<t, v .1— ” T A l.t.A IIA B B E E , J*rt^ IS.— W l G vernor Shsllv Inday a repted thr reslgnatlnn* of. W. B. Mrl.ln, slate motor vehicle commlsslorer, E. .C. Slilchland, slate shell H*h commissi' ncr, and W . S. Murrow, state auditor und appointed Hryav Willis, West Palm Reach account­ ant, as Murroa’s sucres* r. Th# thro* rrslgnatiuns and Willi*' apill h* effective Feb. polntment 1. Sholta said he c*P*r , , d *n n»">* the succeasors to McIJn and .Strickland ahirtly. L»Wc County Poultry • Show Will Be Staged BO Station Seeks ddltloqak P o w e v 8 H IN O TO N , Jan. I» ^ -U P > >r|ando, FlorliY , Broadcast- forgotten that one of tha citjf* Hr*t Hatie* wa* t«j take care of the poor. r1 On# of Mayor O’Britn’a fink tasks will be the reduction of 'fre W h e r* Q u a llt r M « la P rie a FRESH STOCKS WEEKLY Jim Dandy FEEDS * 1— Automobiles W E IN V IT E you to vlalt our'Aoa tin Show room and Inspect th, new Austin four.paaaengar coop and tha Austin Pick-up. Raal 4 Sons, Dialers. 4. ' «— S IlG ilh s At Money Saving Pries* YO U N G C O LO R ED woman wants Job as eook 'or «urae, Roamlea These famous Succesa-aure Feeds, priced to please and delivered. Everything in Block and Poultry 10—Flnwtra f i d Plant* * a Feed, Grains and Hay. J i’at In­ vestigate our value* and service FOR RALKf Larkspur plants, vjf per dnsmr, 11-00 par h u i^f": and you’ll trade regularly ,nt thla Eight color*. Also other aa^*£\ A A G Store. A . K. RoaaetUr, Telephon/g l*~vt~ A and G FERTILIZER At Money Raving Price* GOOD ROOMS keeping. Ram A t*. Hero's Fortilisor' Berries and Prices you’ll like. Thlif Florida n n n C o m p a n y maintains complete r u R N H D f l S r H O i w nood Ibentlowe Eaary •modern stocks right In town on all ml«*d XaMumernenL Newly d»eornt#d.‘ Tt. tnte-1 (or thla locality. No delay* Wliablo -p n H y .rfpc- MtoE- A ra a V Tiksch, 108 N - Pnrk- :*• .#» T r y us on your noxtgpirder. QUirK TRI'CK njtl.«VBRt FROM I t S T O R M Atlantic and Gulf Fertilizer Co. .* S A N FO R D S TO R K G IF F O R D G A R R E T T , Manager 203 Railroad Ave. Phone BOO FOR R E N T : SorHee ' station bitf barbecue aland, corner Park"and French avgrug*. fins' location. A y ply Sarfmard Oil C*. Sanford, W IL L T R A D * H M f Modal K Phona 39 223 E. Flint Western, Florida and Georglii Meats — Ail M^lii Cut Ily M R. C.. K. CRIQU I ■ N.jw Connected With Our Meat Department — PHONE 58*Vv SOS SANFORD*AVE. PI Young, Tender, Fnl. R. I. Red OUK* CHICKEN ARE KNOWN AS THE BENT! RECEIVED TODAY FROM ,VINTER*8 FAI Pure pork—SfMoned Right Arnour’a Baa Braad—Half or Whoto a Pot Kotul of sf « l . B E E F , lb. Beef A . S T E V / , lb. lUC - 12c OCv - 10c - 15c 1S c HTEW—lb... ........... ..............ffm CHOPS—Jb... It OAST—lb.. STEW—lb.., ___— .......1*« and lfc Neck Ba GA. PO R K , BONES, lb.-------- W V HAMS lb. IB R C p SHOULDER lb.' 12< Spare BACK BONE lb. IB* RIBS. 8-lba....... 4 9 1 * 'FRESH GROUND ‘ A B m H A M B U R G E R , 2-lb4L .iT. V C Q Q PURE PORK if 1 ’ S A U S A G E , 2- I b s . . . ..... COG PORK *nd C H O P S , l b . ....... Wilaon Half \ A il ’ - R fid l HAMS or Whole— lb. * v v C a ta -lk 1 J . 0 V TOMATO A VEGETABLE SOUPSM*!— ------ r ^ U 10C Bkfatv | W*ot*ro-: R*«nd - VEAL VEAL LA MU LAMB « r f 7 t . I •- tl •' T k L ,: JO * Comfort In ridlag; urfety; enduiaarg (ogothe»->lth - f a s 15C ' tiM •.-yW Tjia ?-tFd •wte•l im,*«^??^ Eg TOMATO JUICE—Can...:*.t.,i«og4^nwitp nuasisna rn iu sa s» 11 CANNED x W a n t a Three HeHignationg Accepted By Sholtz of its atatlcn. W DBO, from 2&0 walls to &00 watta at night and I kilowatt in tha daytime. Th* application requested that ‘lb* additional facilities desired b* withdrawn from Station W R U F of th* University of Flirlda at W A S H IN G TO N . Jan. I I - ; W * ) - Galnravl'te. , County Poultry ,'.*aoelstl:n has completed plana for [t* annual letlM* hare Thursday, Friday, aq/t , Saturday. Dr. J . II. 0-*iorn* la H ow CARDU1 Helped W eak, Ncnroua W oman ] chairman of th* sh:w romtalAo*. ( Bn tries will b* opened Tuesday, “1 was nsrvoua and weak and ,-for Judging on Wadnoadair, tha my back hurt,” writ** Mr*. Emma Mchats, of Barframhoro, Tona. ( Show bet"' open to th* puo Ic next ,< a y. County Agont Clifford R. Hi- "1 could hardly root I had a aervoua, weak trembllag la tha lowtr t A « la eo-oporating. part of my body, aad a bearingFpeaksrs will b* heard an th* dowa dOaltag. I had read of Cay aad decided to u k* It After ram* each nlght^wklah will first bottla, I fall bolter aad do moving nlctoroa aad a codby the Ruatl* B y »’ Band- M CW YOR K, Jan. t — P W f l M himself to irnnomy in M b- munic­ ipal government and revisions In Its chart* r, Msfor John P. Obrien n < T ’esday formally inda'tel laid the offl'e to which h* *** circled after Ike resignation of James J. Walker. I l l has tha re. mainlng year of tha rnaxpirod Walker teni to »crr*. A mayor far tha throe-year mayoralty matt bo ejected nest fall. . . Mayor O'Brien In hi* Inaugural addreai called for draetic ruts In the coal of city goTfmtnJat. .he elimination of oil ungr-eaaary po­ sitions. bureau* and department^, a ganersl reorganiiatlonof city de­ part merle and the elimination of e lite ami eetrevagane* whereetr found. Everything possible meet bo done, he aaid, to find n’.w sources of revenue to lessen the burden on real e*tatr, but ia the seal to •coaMalM.it must not be VlmtoM Tlrw—FLrW • FlreatoM Brakv LW| CrwaJey Radlow gad E M IH M M a l w O C— W o k b « « �* Wearing Our la Urn (r e sta r t g if t 'W liU * U ta»|»w «r o f th e eople?", * achool teacher miked a crowd erf fo rty m o rn ln iT 'T b e prealdency o f th e U nited B istr o ”, id in unlaon. len there a n th e prom t m oth ers who, T axin g h e atArlit eye* o f th e ir flaw horn babe*, * attains ’J u ft think, aoma da y n a y be p resident o f S tates. H EA D he iF-i --M msf— nanda of peraoift who thoughtlessly call to pay their re- „ lh#y ar, Mt|.ned. H w m tpoets I * I show them »r a* they probably at. The recent death of former President Coolidge haa ready know, that we are broke, reminded many an American citizen that we do not honor My idee i» that alnea ih# roropaay our president* In thj* country, we rfay them. Physical as- l» ';^r«trd I" *»* nominations, sa they are known In many of the Latin Amer-1 contract from ha< In wore* aa far aa atreet lighting i* concerned. I batlava that Kan ford would death. ' , . ■ _ _ _______ ___ During the Coolidge administration, Dr. James F. prosper ami that probably wltbta rCoupat, \ who was charged * with ........... the responsibility ...................... of keep- tiy* °r [ “ 10 ** M t a j *k*y —»00^ ** d ^ Ing the president on his said, "The United States n,0^, V10"** by *■***•“** **“ GENEVA, Jan. U*~A Utile ray Ing'the hia feet, said, pr<v*nt emtreel snd unakiag a of inuefein* filtered Into the hith­ nlone, of rall the worthwhile nations < _ „ ___ _______ 1new i M hernl »n our present ebit- erto gloomy Maulou of the properr.f M s head that he would be a social puppet as well a* a n l ! « VEUHR M )lt T O O A t (lory commission for th( World master of statecraft. In the monarchies, a kina goes about wcauM 0i our p to thflL 1ftv l nU?. o f f ftFflflfAtDQflJL.lhA,ilpJlcAtitHld.ifl£illlHlliitlBli|* »A i» T n - j m i K - J i u . n i r j i — AMrwwmBB? fe fit it tl>n kingdom of God, the review of troop* and the greetings to nice old ladles a recent diecueelon that there ie hii righteousness; mid all belonging lo thin or that. A prime minister has the respon­ probability that the war dthte I thing* shall be added unto sibility of directing the political affairs. questions wit) he eettled before (-M att. *:H3. l be conference raeeje In t h e "We Insist that our president not only shall conduct tprlng. our domestic snd International problems witn with a maximum If the Rooeevtlt administration of skill and political acumen, but that ho also shall take advocates m m « redncUoa In tar­ time every dja£ to Indulge In n lo^ of handshaking with iff* M expected here, thoa bias, * (tied, ywil But not In prlion, visiting tourists. Ing thovway for a general lower, "The physical Indignities of the presidency are e dis­ lag of the barriera W* trade, two f, of the moat important obatedva to vlotels grow along a Nor- grace. wA president dealring to concentrate on n serious tb« success of the conferencu will national problem U obliged to lav It aalde to l"dulge In tin#: be removed before It convents. tap device nf lock and bolt greetings to long lines of men. women snd children. At It la generally recognised by haver the precise m om e nt he thlnVs he baa evolved a formula on the delegatee that not only war I agelnit a springtime copt* * Iroublesom* problem wbleb ml<»ht affect lh* live* of mil­ debts,-but private International la­ lions of neonle, fie I* retnbuW bv hl« waist that It Is Mmn deMrdnria must lie subject to re. *!t of life, y it deeper In baths end tlru* end sb*ks hands with iwo or three hunvtilon before the world's economic died In living dred nerenne at * Whit" Wn'ia" rwrtillnn *' sod ‘financial situation can be etaremembered beauty safety President Teft wihlle he wee still In office once dlsMilled. As one noted economist expressed It recently, "The first \Vkat b restraint when unleashed tuaiied orio phaie of thla presidential atraln aa follows! I tlep toward redressment Is hu­ cannot exaggerate the wasto of the president's time anti ' /thought Is giving mility. Regarding private as well Ctlor U firm , Uiex lo s splendid the consumption of his nervous vitality Involved In listening ae pubtle debts, thee* who loaned to congressmen's Intercession as to local appointments. unwisely must admit their misWhy should the president have hla time taken up In a r ’ long ns bells In morning taw. discussion over the question who shall be postmistress at ran be made end recovery will be S u n sh in e Filters In to Deliteratioos Of G en ev a Parley1 ern rising • ItUo yellow jasmine blossoms In possible.** The plaa fer an International fund for financial assistance la making seme progress. Tho Bank for I n t e r n a l ! one I Settlements which would, admlnlstrato thla fund Is ready to assume such re­ sponsibility. The scheme 1* a log- R id ‘ ftro-ilppcd waves etfrge o'er I’ slthiplc bey; [Mfj to long ae there is gold In Saraor hand, Men's 'fouis insy be captured by man's he ml! * II; Itolwrts K. Kell. • It would have hern t|uila ap­ propriate for Mr. law to hnvr pro­ posed. ka on* of hla planks. t„ ap* point ■ lumhrrmen an liquidator. . But with ''skvletonlivil ilrpnrl. went stu ff'' we'll h*t thcri roa't be so many vhrirloni in 3ov. Sholts'e chisel rising up to taunt him later mi. retrr in Cnlifnntln .end freeje F^xrc ilietroy crops, while In if r ! ,ii f l h j rk'ht eriimint of I comb nloni: n( Ju ,l the right I jd male it all in nil an excel. : season io -f « r . OWII In Joinim th . proposal been made to har-oll married tiH ' frtni leaching nchool, fonil llow In tha world is eoruxn going to support her Mle threatening Europe on debt* aad mixing »p>ln O ilI affairs, o'.lim its committee r chtenofly t o rut 1110,000if f Utlebal defense' eppfeprl. |W|L *' Builgct espenditurge K ^ f a f coarse, bo reduced onoy ami qeyy tequlromente Id not be ifinlied os Ibng ae oaks ourselves the moat hated Mb war eoets ls never quite * .reollsed, but wa> get wtnl of It from .the italemrnt of i. Hlneo to rorifyeuman o.‘ In this Ihe head o( th» aha bureau Haled that pen.alul. othar .feutaWe pro- lr license teg Martin’* Garage W. let Street Frank Lewie nag Martin fee the ec»*rieaco aad eualfMM to do r*«r 1*- •*•■■** a* In the caeo of U w fund propoaed at Stress. Poeeldlity 0f England’a return to the gold standard wax much diacuiicd In tho committer. The BdUah epokexman. Sir Frederic Lelth-Roea, haa outllaed condi­ tion* on which thla depend*. He maintain* that the gold xt^ndmnl la no longer aa dexlrabla nor precllcal ae formerly, and recommcnda Ihe artificial raising of pricea aa a neceaaery preliminary to tta res(oration. Thla view , la being eontested by French and American spokesmen. F fe e Lunches Are D isco n tin u ed By Red Gross Chapter D A Y T O N A B E A C H , Jen. U — E x it VolA la'chapter. ftmtfkmn Red Cross, -ha* discontinued fur­ nishing free lunches lo undernour. Itbed school children of this city, Port Orange and Holly H U I.'it be­ came known yesterday. Dlscontlnu. atlon was ascribed to Ueb of fuade in the local treasury as a reault of Inability to raise morn than the nual roll call. Letters notifying school ‘nurses . and priori pals la these schools of this action have been mailed out from the secre­ tary's office and became effective Jan. 1. The chapter, however, will continue furnishing milk t0 tho undernoorished for tho balance of th« present school year if fuade Sorvlre told .out .. . . . . The Palmetto club w in ' roniritu PRINTING H A V A N A — Helen Costello and Arturo Dot Barrio, member of Cuban family, eurreeded In keep­ ing their “ secrets'* six days. An entry In court records disclosed their marriage, Jan. i . A Challenge To Law. An Interesting contrast has been furnished between cxlating social conditions Ln-Engl*hd snd America In pic­ tures depicting the departure of gold from -Southampton and its arrival In New York. The scene*surrounding the shipping point was one of routine calm as stevedores picked up the boxes of metal snd carried them about as If they were no more than crates of celery, whllo a lone policeman stood by snd watched the pro­ cedure with almost unconcern. It is ten to one that he _ llhln the t»000 budget flgvre. even didn’t ci T.** ^ ' “C.miH'r* What a idiffeWnVpkture awaited the photographer In I New York. 1Bear*, — — of — .-----. armed- .polfcemen . , and de-1 S S S 5 ^ & •SIT c t . Ktaatog’ heavily tectlvca followed with #a*k-llke alertness the work of trans­ , The whole ares ores about ferring from ship to armored care. >nce of a -policeman's conWH t o l S rM" ^ ,re,i w.t . RNQyet ■eata. tho docks Had tha appoarai----t r a v e r s e were Qn j " , 9Mt ,h, aty h«d and tho road* which thoi armored cars trsveriedvwere guarded tho law, while K u im icu by u j more w u iv alert minions .........— - of — — --------- accompany* .... urseipendsd ef Its fUOOO budget for ing tho caravan of gold-laden trucks were cars filled with I |B#trlf„ , le .u t.e a or enough to Iduccoatslanying .................... | w pay w ur n/ minv W MM th for the IJucconts carrying riot guns. guns, |wr month for the reIt Is rather paradoxical that thp country which has m *hd«» nine month# of tto 0«m J such little al}out *600,000,00<X *600,000,00ft worth'of worth of It, should I ym r. Electricity Eleetricity r« for the i litUe gold, only only' atjout yesr. be tha ono whore them Is no need to guard it doaely, w h ile ihm m on^ of ihoymrhnd vo» the country which has more gold than all the European [»*• c ity txiTSJi. or »sw.< »>• countries put together.'must employ a veritahle army Ictt »»"«• . .... some one might ateal tho precious tnelal. . I * ' £ *~n The reason for thla condition may be accounted iieMtae down i! In the old axlem that-the more one has the more he wants. ^ ^ th, {w o budget hence the greater urge to rob. But we rather believe that |rt M folUws; a more reaaonable explanation can bo found In the con. Dieeookinu, tho see of w A GREAT departm ent store, ope of thp largest in ttys country, published a most unU8ua|'adVci^la«meiit. 44B t^ something you dort’t need*” It itad» And t^^re is t sound and worthy philosophy beneath th a t s e e m in ^ ^ c o ld a n d c a llo u s e d . . . a philoaophy Uuft has e n dured for centuries. *9 "If I had two loaves,” w rote the Persian poet, Sadtl of Shiraz, “I would sell one, and buy white hyacinths^ to l feed nty soul.” And throughout all history, men have I sold tHeir loavea to buy vvhlt^e hyacinths.,* ^ ** SANFORD, TWENTY .YEARS AGO — ■ lef^tka yedr. That la, el chairman, r . P. ForeUr, vUmchalr- »**■ "thla- 0*w buvnlog' man^th. Rev. 0. B. Wildroa. the » *• bant oaly until Rev. P, J. fimnahin, the R«v. P. during tha feur . summer W. Wlldraan, Georg*'H. P»nuM, Tim » wh*W-*ay I Mr*. Henry Wright] membership from dm* to cofiailtlee, C, H. Leffler, chair, lo bum * from man, E- B. Rourke. 0 . C. DuBoae, to riawn./ar eight Mrs. R. L. Peck, and Mrs. W. W. year, end lb# 13S e Abonalfeyi jnoaace tomatttM,P. Wkltoar. Jr- rhaMtaea,’ U. Thsiohor, W. A. Loffler, the R J. f t Langley, and Mrs. W? W e would modify, the exhortation of the depart-1 ment* store. Buy something you could do without, l\>tI something you very much w f t n t . . 5 The antique chair I you've been promising youitoelf. The new carpeting I for the .dipirtg-room. . . The electric grahdfatlier'B I clock, or th e Bteriipg Bilyer. 1 1 Valued were never so great, for the ' a h ^ S H tended, « o 0w. You h « r o ^ turn to th . ^ 1 w ritten a �..‘ •V mm Sv*i nun B K L * Extrtme Hardness Is Reported Found at the Sunday School, has been 111 h*r several day* but will be la his fUc* Sunday morning. LOS ANGELES. Jin. U — < *> Charles C. Berg, Beverly*- HUH civil aad mining engineer, said re­ cently that a rare ore, yielding a metal comparable ha hardness M ONDAY. Th* JL A . of Iks P in t Baptist with- the best aljoys. haa been dis­ Ckorrh will med a t T d t o'clock covered In th* Little Tujunga min­ ing district near Glendale, Califat th* church. * F ir s t f Ar l e i WARNS War Days Liberty1Five-Day Workfti^ ves May WeekSuggested By pSnSSH s c h u r c h o f c h r is t J *"'. 1, r fort M YERS, Jan. I A — A S C IE N T IS T — — War I, I W a rrnermtl" .1 !''/•' " f th’! live-day working wCek, with the • - A \n h d*y Christian Selene* service* are N o t P e H t o i p e r e d H y . . W A t purpose, if propo,*!, in cmpUyed, «n the suggestion held every Sunday morning at W1th 1 M/». John MaWcft, J r . aad s i, ■ «v _ a *om* financial and nnllti.-a] 'l iar- Monday of .Mayor Jnsiah II. Fltrh the church, at East Second Street M n .. K. L. Doan a* kc(taa*M. Ik* „ « ar> *doPt*d H «rt> Hsll, *f O a k . xrtli to th# ;m one1 way of h*l|W»£ frlirtu the al 11:00 o'clock. Subject for to­ regular maetlag of tha SatUa These proposal*, which contem­ » ' ( M l tomerr aw of hi* morrow is “ Ufa." Harrison Chapter ef the D. A . R. plate th , launching of . goxrrn- ><nrmP:0yment situati-n here, lh # B A L TIM O R E , Md„ Jen. U .Mra-IUh Hall. P u t A**« Wednesday evening church at tl . . . . took ptaee yeatarday afternoon M r. Berg, for seven years chief men! loan program t„ fuml a -nod!plan ha* bren In effect with the A meeting of thw board of the I™ * l'rW0*r,,t< cbnivman., — 7— at the home of M n . Doan, Indian A u iU a ry of the First Pnsirytarl- engineer of th* Inlernatlona) Nick­ •00 E. 2nd St., at 8:00 .'cloth. part of the |rt,0'K>,iaiit.i*tK> ut th .city’s lotnr lor.o fi>r many w, Hafpwr h u return td Mound Village. Mra. Saayoel Pol*e- an Church will ba behf at 3:W el Corporation, said aanouhtoment , Thi* church maintain* a f^e* ■•*•n,*, A . Farley, la whuni h*» federal government*, floating in -' , , , . , , Winter Cardan wh*re sh* , ... _ month,, he aid. aid had rriulted Reading Room at th* church where bera delegated lh* wrediiu nut j debtedness, are rrn-lving s.-rioux ton praaldad dear tha meet lag o'clock at th# chunk. The baalneta of tha discovery had been withheld I a boot 10 dajr*' * llh reUllv**. tbe Bit!* stil all aulhorltad Chris(of thr patronage lists for the ,t,l -1 study In prominent tonking ,|uar-1'n ninny destitute no n being when reports warp read from the meeting will follow nt 3:30 o'clock. for three yeora while experiment* Prasidalt-KJett ( ten, some nuthorilir* holding that (given at Ira ,l some financial help. vartona offk e n and committee were made in Detroit, Toledo and tlan Science titeratur« may lie mintstialion of Opl# Read,wall know Jectursr, p v * m u * * " h « returned read, burrowed nr purchased. Open Roosevelt, left hi* study of the It might go far toward liberating f h t. mayor’s " , h n re llie w ;rk " will sntertajn at >-.00 P. M. at th* elsewhere. He call* th* find “ X Ashford, Ala. where b# ip*nt chairmen. Tuesday, ami Friday* frt-m 3 to 'mountainous pil# of applies)miy, |credit to it* normal rhannrl*. metal.” M n . G. I. Loacks, M n . W. E. South Sid* Primary Schcoi o « liplan would invnivc r„ additional w**k with hi* parents. 8 P. M. for federal posts long enough .'• it : 1 Almost nne.tliird ot the total 1 On* teat confirming extraor­ « — :— J Watson, and Mr*. W. M. TMgpet* torium wHh the. South Sid* Prl% --------------------------- i unlay to warn hi* party that the government d rd of SiajMW.IWtVioaitatwe for rmfiloyers. nlthnrgh dinary hardness of the metal. M r. of H . B-. Odhsm will m W*n appointed to aarrt on th* mary P .-T, A . aa' aponjor. inew prr-htenl must “rn i he tm- inHI Is in necuritii * which mature,it would reduce the week’s wages Cirri# Number On* of th# First Berg said, was mad* by Con­ C O N fiH E G A T lO N A L C H U R C H duty hampered hy the tlash,-, of to lo a n that h« la Ul at th* student Uaa Bind remmJtt** with within the next tw„ v ur* and un- *>f each tegular employe l.y one Laughton Memorial Ho*. M n . John G. Uonardy, chairman, Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 rad Jobat, precision engineer of key Democrats fbr prccerlcrue in , til thi Imlehtedness i* placed on a,day. "But in these hard limes'*! and Mra. W . C. Watson, Miss o'clock at the church annex with lh* Llbby-Owena Interests of ToCorner Park Avenu# and 3rd >thi, regard”. In a speech at the 1 more permanent ha*i, hankers say' the mayor added, “ those h iding Parry Lee Red, and Mlaa Fannie M n . L. B. Bragg as bostea*. Irdo. Another, h* asserted, wa* Street. Jacksun Day dinner of thr Con- it Is difficult In forecast probable regular j«b « should I »• willing to Cirri* Number T w 0 of th* F ln l mad* b y . Walter Brown, met­ Mr*. T . W . .Howard, of M *i»*- Rtba Munson wtr* sleetad to th* development- in -th - money mar.^-hare n little of their pay with Root, miniscord Club her*. Rev. John Bernard Baptist Church will mart at 3:30 allurgist of th* Detroit Seam ess v - .mm, Va^ la th* | i m l for a f*w state nominating committoe. r.Mr. Farley's ca I for parly I ket, ami It l« consequently diffl |those entirely with ut tnourcee." Mra. J . N . W hiton, who ga** • a’ctoek with Mr*. B. W . Blggvn, Tub* Company. He estimated that 1 work■ of Mr*. C. W. Lain* and Church School. 0:15, A , M. (unity stressed that Mr, RoosevrUV iult to invert their depoaUors’ , -| believe the p la n w o rk a b le " , short talk for Miss Neon Wylly, Silver Lake Road., or* within easy reach wlll_ ex­ . Mr*. Bark* Btooto, B m Avonu*. th^ mayor said, ,'ajyl would result Morning Worship, 11:00 A, M. j retpocsbility transcend, rtrn the money. Cirri# Number Thro* uf th* ceed 10 ,000,000 ton*. chairman of tbe committoo for , This very uncertainty ha. fa 'll- |n lh„ mipoyiaent -if mure help Sermon by th* paster. j obligations of gratitude, and i n -j F ln t Baptist Church will meet at prYserration ef klatarkal spots. In Mr*.. a A ty * W H*ht Davis ‘Aa Mr. Berg told the si ry, , Mr*., laird further addition, t«i the gov.|n, h(t rn>, |# u ^ ’ eM pUfChristian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M.lsislrd that the President-Elect] turned last night from Griffin, which aha aUtad that Fort Malian 3:30 o'clock with M n . J . H. Col- James Brown and his wife stout Brrnh> Lowe, speaker. j “ should not he hampered in hi* Ga. w h a n aha haa boon visiting la vyry often incorrectly spelled, eloegh; Roe* Court. 18 years ago homestesded three iw ..IrA r^ort.Migkp.’VJUto.*la*jtoW.Jto*J ''F l T i ^ a S ttrr7 n rrw ,tt^«n r. . in,n mn would employ fi:ch help for fir# ; m Saar -. Port U r + Z m t L*k. J* u u p I* a will miat at l c y ( l r , M r. Brown eked out a L L ,,<WI KL J T A H B R N A t I.E ^ ,.v, ry „(T k-v by th- h -M t a w , )thin a few mpAha, *1 a L days n week, ail,I reduce their pay. accordingly, employing other help ! ’^ ^ ______ # historical place near her* which 3 living In placer mining. Then he [ Th,. Rev. William F. McPherson, of men to whom he owes a debt mo,t no Interest, knowing thnl of gratitude on particular individ­ whatever the money market may fi-r thr sixth day. it would give a Circle Number Six *f th* First' found a peculiar black or*. Srm-It- pastor. Mr*. John 8 . Sustmsn, of Nrw very few people knew about. ual* fur particular plares." There do. they will g t their principal little more money towanls th# T a lk CU y, ha* arrived to spend Bible s.-hool, :'J45 A . M. It was decided that th# chapter Baptist Church will meat at 1:30 mg It, hr recovered a small qusnwould tie "no man behind tbe out intact when the government support of worthy r it iron* now Lx aama tim* h«r* aa th* a u n t of not give prises for high average* o'clock -at th# church inn** with tlty of greyish mtta), which M.' Sermon, 11:00 A . M. Ihrune” and “ no invisible •trings” issue* mature. A pinch in the desperate' need. Thi* is on new h «r hrpthar and *Ht*r-ia-law, Mr. In history in tha varicus school* Mrs. Georg* R. McCall aa hostess. Evangelistic Service, 7:45 P. M. Berg slid defied th# us* of the Cirri* Number 'Seven of th* •and Mr*., E m i t Krupp, Nobel of th* county thla year. Mr*. John mtfn upt wot)Id j Idea. It I, lh - putting into effect Women's Prayer Meeting Wed. in the 'Rnesevr’t l Iministratlon. tttftfkHt hardest files and emery w h r r «. First Baptist Church wUI meat at , Apartjnents. he del*red, asserting that while nil nrull j Hrml long'letm bund* of the five-day labor-week. Dut nesday. I 00 P. M. 0 . Leonardy, M n . A . Bartholdi 3:30 0'doeh with Mra. J . D. Abra1it would l> pulling it into effect Prayer and Praise Service Mr. Roo-evcll would listi-.i with iVnwn# Peterson, and Mr*. J . H. Manfck hams, 310 West Twentieth Street. T h r fact that the market furfhy the muluul agreement of tha Mrs. C lyd . A. Byrd, J Daytona Mtrntinn'tfl hi* cabinet officer* on Wednesday, 7:45 P. M. war* then epprinted alternates formerly of thla city, . Service at County Jail Sunday, important l«»u* «, “ when he apeak# i highest grade long-term h»nd« employer and empl ye." for tha Continental Congress to TUESDAYlig h t her. with Mr*. H . Roby 3:00 P. M. it will be his own decision." hns been very strong of late has __________________________ Th# regular business mesting of b* held in Washington, D . C. in k, Mayfair. 8 h* wa* the din. ruinif lh » lutura! ilw lr^ Ini li«nk«T< wwn«l«*r if * 1 the Woman’s Missionary Society April. F IR H T M E T H O D IS T CH U R C H of ini|H,rt*nt men of the party t , Uo'e « t r>' n' ‘l approaching for thr j j guest of Mr. aad M n . Unton F IR H T C H R IS T IA N C H U IH 'II of th« First Methodist Church will M n . Pttleeton reminded the E . Allen, Roea Coart. The Rev. Smith Hardin, pastor. reward their nides in the Novem-' guvernrucnt funding. memben of the nest meeliac cn b# held at 3:00 o’clock at the Sixteenth Street and Sanford A l b e r t It. W iggrn. rcl ring, her campaign with placement in Sundays School, 0:45 A. M. Moore- Feb. 10 which will be In Hi* form church. Mr*, fl, B. Godfrey, *Ul? Avenue. t hons,mils o f ' clatrnuin of Ibo I base National! Professor G. E. McKay, super­ Mime of the nlany vri*tting her of a luncheon at her home In president of th* Woman'e Mis­ I Bank, in hi< recent annual report,; T h « Rev. F. M. Mer er, pastor. offices that murt h* filled ly the intendent. v parents, the Re*."and Mrs. C. H. honor cf M n . Stevens, the state sionary Society, will be present. Bible School, V45 A . M. new administration, Mr. Earley warnril that “the treasury should■ Th# regular business meeting of Morning Service. 11:00 A. M. Frrraa, at thtft homo In Orlando, regent, with M n . W. E. Watson not nv*relay the market." lie said, Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. Sermon. “ All Things nr# Yours naked that these Democrats pla.-e 'spent Thursday h * n with bar as aulttant hostess. Only members th# Music Department of the lv had no sympathy with the view Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. M. hy the pastor. Woman's Club will taka plar* at Iheih loyalty to the PresidentAunt, M n . D. L . Thrasher Rose who hart paid (held dues will be Ihnt the funding of the debt must Evening Servir*. 7:30 P. M. 3:00 o'clock at th# elub house ami Evening Service, 7:10 P. M. E'ect Irefure their wish. C o i r t j f n . Frisk wjll he nmsm allgib'a to attend. She alto stated await I'liilnneing the budget. Sermon, “The Song nf the Shrp. "Air. Roosevelt's duties to the hered as the former Miss Elisa­ that at tha meeting t* take place will be followed by a program al 3:30 o'clock. herd," by the pastor. * ” country, on the adequate perform­ F IR S T B A P T IS T C H U R C H beth F t m n . on Mar. JO M n . R. T . Knhrt will Regular meeting of th* Y. W. A. Youpg People's Division, 0:30 ance of which depends whether he •peak o* Colonial gardene. of th* First Baptist Chureh will is to to the first of another long , Park Avrnut and Sixth Street. P. M .. A t the close of the business be held at 7:30 o'clock at the ■hnin of Iteinucratlr presidents or ' Th# Rev. W» P. Brooks, Jr., pas­ mesting M n . John O . Lecnardy home of Mis* Mabel Chapman, H O LY. CROSS EP ISCO PA L whether his tvrni will go down tor. gava an Interesting o*d instructive 1100 West Third Street. • CH U R C H In history as simply an interim | Sunday School, 10:00 A . M. A discount of Two iWcr'iiJ is nllowi-rl f. r |iiivntrnt of% . ** _ talk on thof Constitution of the lit th* line of government hy spe.-j Morning Services, 11:00 A. M. W EDNESDAY United State*. Refreshments ware »l«ti* mid County Tuxes in Jxnuurv. line IVru-nt dl.-tThe Rrv. H. Irving tguiltlt, rec­ M r. and Mr*. George & Fallow* elal privilege, are bigger thnrwjmCirri# Number Five of th* Firs! B. V. P. U., 0:16 P. M. tor. fotinl In Fulirtigry. Taxes heeomp delimiuent April are announcing today tha mar­ then served by th* hoalcaea with Baptist Church will matt at 3:30 Evening Services, 7:30 P. M. F irm . Second Sunday after Epiphany. Ilthal debli^ graver I hnn .partisan riage , f thalr daughter. Ml** Ruth M n . Sanwel Pdestoa presiding o’clock with Mrs. J . C. Mitchell. satisfaction, mote important llu iWednesday evening service, 7; to Holy Communion, 7:30 A. M. Prance* Fallow*, to Otto Edwin at th« tea table. Til It td.so lipplii-.* to |ntnnRil)le I’irponal I’rajH'rty. Ihe gratification of per-onal amb P. M. Chur-h School, 11:30 A. M. Thee* presend ware: Mr*. Sam­ ' Trapp, ton of Mr*. 0 . Caaper, of , . TH U R S D A Y Morninv Prayer ami Sermon, linns", he continued. this elty, and th# H U Otto John uel Puleeton, M n . John O. LeonMonthly meeting of th* Gram . JNO. I). JINKINS, Turning to the sit ation In Con 11:00 A. M. Trapp, of Minneapolis. Mtnn. Th* ardy, Mr*. W . B. Ballard, M n . J . mar School P .-T. A. will take A L L SOULS C A T H O L IC Tn\ Collector Srminoie Cnuntv Irt-KS, Mr. Farley brought lh Young People', Serviic league, ceremony was performed Wednea. N. Whltner, M n . Frank L Wood­ place at 3:30 o’clock at th* school CHURCH charge ot sabotage tga m 'l the 0:30 P. M, i t ’B o o n b y f h t IU V - J * ** ruff, M n . W . M. Thigpen, M n . J. auditorium. The hoard meeting Evening Prayer ami Sermon. Republicans in that body in what AJ1 Souls Catholic . Merrick, Mrs. W . B. Wation, win he held at 3:00 o'elort at -the Rav. J . J. Kellaghan. pastor. he declared were their endeavors, 7:30 1*. M. I f W lW school. r*. □. I. Louche, M rs. R. L First Mass, 8:00 A. M. to force an extra se-rtotr. lie deDean, and her mother, M n . John Second Mass 10:00 A . M. F R ID A Y rlared frankly lhat an extra m »PRESHY'rttRIAN CHURCH _ bride was born la Vlncen- Oliver, of Columbus, Mias., M n . The regular meeting of the W. Evening Service 7:30 I*. M. -Ion apparently wool! to "com Xnd. but moved to Sanford at John Melsch, J r , and th* Mlaa** Y o u r I j i .h I Chiinei- t j j f e n r • The Rev. E. D. Brownlee, D .'lV , pellrd" and In the most vigorous Daily Maas, 7:30 A . M. the age of fear. She was gradu­ Perry Lee Bell and Fannie Reba C. T . U. will be held at 3:00 u’rlock at th* horn* uf Mrs. T . K. partor. Catechism Class Saturday at ated from Sanford High School In Munson. fashion sought to |da.,. blame ( " r Tlmrnley West First Street. Sunday Hchmil, H. If* A. M. 3:00 P. M. It In advance on the. Republican IBM -and la • former .smployst of Morning Wor-hip, 11:181 A. M. “lam* ducks” xml Pretoknl lloo T h a Sanford Herald. Christian Endeavor, 0:30 P. ,M ver’a |>otential Vetoes of Ivm o TS* ‘ bridegroom era* horn In I'A O I-A C O M M U N IT Y , C H U R C H Evening Worchin, 7:30 I*. M ".Mnuter M in d o f the A m e ric a n P la tf o rm " Mlanaapolls, Minn, and hma been i-raiic legislation, llic most glar­ 'T h a session wdl meet at th» ing ,ia n ip to of Ahe “ •ubonljnathin living In Ahts elty for th# past S O C T I I S I I I K I 'lt l.M A U Y S C I I O p L The Rev. Alfred Kvieton, partur. rinse nf the morning ami evenin' eight yean.' A t present he l* of public duty to palnsan -»b<itSunday School, 0:45 A. M, Another of tha atria* of cabaret worship services for the re-eptlun gaged In celery fanning. he said, V S - the defeat of Morning Services, 11:01) A . M. nf member*. Those without church i . , ......... Mr. and Mr*. Trapp are at home dance*, being sponsored by the ' Christian Endeavor, 0:30-1'. M. homes In Hanford are welcome,I to prohibition repeal n *‘ to their friend* at tha iDavl* Sanford Country Club this season, took plar* last night at the club Evening Service*, 7:30 I'. M all arrvlres. T h # pastor la avail- <IW#U w,7a! M ri. Ileh-n T . Morse Adm iHsion llV it -llhSpuiinttreo try Sotith.tide I ’. T.A. Apartment*. Magnolta Aeanua. P E N S A C O I jA , Jan. 14.— An un­ housO with a large number of ^ W,| f .r, Uoo. l; Mrs. S. •» Mid-week I'rayer Meeting, 7:30 abl* for confereree every nawning usual specie* of flth at tha marfrom 0:00 o clock to 1J:(8) n chwk (;h J r #f thl. ,w .| |[,.,| C ros­ person* In attendance. Dancing rt m . began at »:30 o'clock and .con­ k i f of F. L Adlar, haa water­ in hla study at the rhurch. chapter; rtev. li. Irving I.’ uttil, tinued until n late hour to mtltic front D'hrrtnen perplexol. Rev. Smith Hardin,-Rev E. Dfurnished by Mtro'e Orchestra. In fact th# n#gtoe* of the crew L A K E M ARY C O M M U N IT Y Brownlee, City C»mml»*i"rer T . L Th# dab room* were opened on th# Bur.-anorr, which drew th# CHURCH Dumas, T . W U w li.ri. -u|wtmBy B E N A R N O LD ensulte for th* ocraaion and deco­ fish out Of XR3 feet of wat#r, t( nd*nt of schimls; Jn D .Iniklns.l __ brutal, f*»*r-bound, daagtr- rated with ***** and bowls ef ca­ were afraid to touch it so they (Presbyterian Government) county.tax collector. F. I*, torstcr, | (Fool w hat withal gHmoroo* aaial- lendulas and farn, Among those brought it to port with a string Organiirct In 1894. and H. t). Cha»V, Jr. Tail frtsj g. Of HI# on a rubbar planta­ present werei M r. and Mr*. T . K. tied around it. A. Preaching Service* at tl:00 During lh" evening » choir - f in I ado-Chln* la ravaalad In Mailing. Mr. and Mrs. Georga O. On first sight It appaars to M. and 7:30 I'. M. |t#*Pit * .» downp-ur ut rain, nearly 35 vvices wa* heard. whilr| ja dramtlc perapeetl** In “ Red Hull, Mr. and Mr*. John Cogburn, rcsambla tha Jelly fish, but closer, Graded Sunday School with nearly 100 while residrnls of Han­ n ma'e quartette offered severaL r,'w h ic h op»M at tha Ml tan* Mr. and Hr*. LucHn Draper, Mr. •lamination shoes, its shin to Trained Teacher*, 10:00 A. M. selection- Featuring ford visited St. James African vocal r Sunday aa a eo-»ta*rlog and Mr*. Glenn Ling!*. D r. ami b* aa rough and tough* a* - a Minister, the ‘ Rav. James hi Mrlhodirt Episcopal Church program w*» the reading hy Calli for Clark Gablo aod Jean Mrs. Welter R.'Campbell, Captain •harh’a. Thompson. Thursday night tu hear a program I John am of a papfr on “ How and Mr*. E . T . Louche, M r. and It’ la varl-colored like th* rocks Mrs. Rupert Strickland. M r. and that had teen arranged hy mem Friendly Relation* Between the and plants at t h f bottom of th# _pUy no effort was spared M lengthened nnd , brtag th* Wllatn CoUtaon'aUg* Mrs. i . E. Abfrnathy, Mr. and •aa; its four fins are on Its un­ CH U R C H O F T U B N A Z A H K N E tors t f thr rhurch in honor nf city Races can A Foot Comfort Export Maintained”. «l'e r U8I negro,-, Mr*. W /D . Hoffman, Mr. nnd Mr*. derside and appear almost to b# and county officials, ministers, t U tha aareen with all Ua arid* tho Chicago Staff of were present nt the tn a « meeting. If. B. Pope, Mr. and Mr*. John a cross between fins and fret, i ud.civic workers. Lake Mary FI*. j U a l peyrer. T o pat It mildly, thi* R. N. Sanders, pastor. R*v. S. J , Johnson, partor of Or.WM.M.SCHOUwi!l 'Apfctara', haa *er try thing”, from Mtlaeb, J r , th# MUsea H d l W IU resembling In that respect a llama, Mary Buford Powell. Helen •eel; apparently It has no gills A P O I'K A — Central F t o r Iff* Hunduy Hehmd, 9:15 A . M. llie Ihurrh. arlrd as ma>t*r if b o h are to a t tis f o u r MaraaUtte.'Avta Te«tor, Margaret though fisherman are at a Ibaa •rrvmonies, and introdurml thr Fruit Co. Installing machinery in Preathlng, 11:00 A. M. Foot Comforf Export £ ftto In Peters, Thelma MeReynolda, and to understand how It c o u l d K:30 Young People's Society, honor guesta, each of w.iom re- (larking house on A . C. I . Rail­ In this Georg* Thurston, BUI Bander. A n­ breath* at ao:h depth, a small F M l-nnded with ah'rt talks. These road this veek. _____aatira east la Involved. drew Carreway, Charles C . Buah, “ UnU llsar", that looks Ilk* a Prcorhing, 7:30 P. M. I of tarrifle Jangle storms and E . F . Rlgg. BUI Hupar. F a ir B ry ­ anatl’a horn, extends from It* Prayer Matting Tuesday, 7:30 , bgrtleM** that sweep threagh 1 * ant, E. U U n t y , th# JUv. H. Irv ­ head just a bora II* mouth to P. M. MtOe knew* locale ef the at ing Louttlt*Robert Duran, Briggs attract amaDdr fish on whl.h it Bible Study, Friday, J : R P , M. -i. prwvM# a » » I hraath-taking Arrlngtop, Gibson Bale*. D * n fad. It la not- more than a foot The Rev. L>i* Murphy will Ilaneell, and Cordon Dean. long though la about aa wld* *» prearh at th* evening hour. • t 'j p O m r * aver wa# a parfacCy it la long. A rurdiai wtleoma Is extended MONDAY, JAN. 16. When drawn from lh* water to all to attend thaa# services. It awellad up Ilk# a' balloon, re­ maining Inflated far aeearsl min­ Nn (tiaItcr what fieri (rorrIile you may ute* bafora lit akin centric led O VIED O M E T H O D IS T have, it will (■# relieved for you at this RAJS. Chapter Hi* Meeting On Friday Social Calendar Says President Must Bmodin.n form, and , 7- *<* u»- Clashes Upon Issue J A t The Churches Both Fellowg Weds 'Otto Edwin Trapp NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS « Bifir Throng Attends Country Club Dance OPIE R E A D Unusual S pecies Of Fish Caught By Pensacola P a r ty MONDAY, JANUARY 16TII • M:(H) P. M. lark Gable, Jean Harlow Are In Film White R e s i d e n t s G u e s t s At Service Of Colored Church $ to f G et Relief NOWI of S P E C I A L jlV O U S A . btehaautiful young wife U _ b * . Mlaa Harlow h oplao“f »M r _ . ragalar trip# up th* eventual’y find* really wants to , and then has to pa* fight or him. Did Your House Leak D E M O N S T R A T I O N vsa^m~7i DurinffThe Heavy Rait) Hills Entertain For Card Club Memben W ^A flabby. glalloti la psatal shads* xrere W; J . Carpenter, pastor. Adler lay* b* ft going to have U adorn th* reoms of tha horn* of it mounted, fag .display at the Every on* on tia * . la offering Mr- aad Mre. W. C. PUI. rk«V f | g for thr church, and a prepare-! Magnolia 'AvontM, wha* th#y #amind and hoort. tertahved th* arcinbreq ftermon s,/jj*et; “ Do Prtoent M U S IC A L PROGRAM PLANNED Evening - Bridge P S “ bridge party glwn laK aUrMTall!*• aad athar party ataaaaaHaa la pasta) shade*. A fW r' aevetal pregrearin* of a v iu for th* Ud tos a f i b *f chiffew haa*. went to Mr*. Freak L Millar, whit* arts* far tha *»#«. « Mrs. R. B. Rhfvorb, of Boston, Wh* D spending tha winter season at Lake Maty, wBl gfr* coatralto aalaa at th* maaka] program to hr ffUan hy th* Mtgalg Department n( the Womaa’a Ckh aa Taaadayaf: at 3!8&wVlaek at tha tin World ( nndktlona Mako Special Demand „n tha CharyhT" At night th# them* will to: -Th e Cry of th* TrotAiad a Challanxe To r trlotlaa Paopla." Professor Dawaoa la doing some good work aa Blhia Class tree tor He ami othare at* looking for a to hors*, follewtog th* regular busi­ ness meeting of th* department which will taka ■*place at 3:30 •’clock. In addttiw Mr*. Ebtvorb's song*, M ia Carolyn Collier, pianist, will rta 4 if N v m l Chap­ in Dumber*. If not—your roof is in perfect condition, while on the other hnnil ronahieraldo tlamayr- may have been don", to the interipr of your hemp . . . . Now is the time to prevent furlhi r trouble uml'tnconvenience . . , Driers on roofing mu-. terUla ant lowrr than they have layn in yeara . . . and lalrur is reaaonaUe. Why not let ua eatimat* the coxt for repairinff your roof. , . you will be aurprlsed. H|rerial Demonstration. An expect v J| nu ts l ‘rd,r-grs|,lde jwinla « J yiote alerkiagnl frei. wbirh revest there *x#r( na Jiliisi. II* will sh»w ymi what esnsee you* pe n; *J>,m you in rto prrewe •etertloa *4 stole* la (it yua* fret slylisUy ead r r e h r U U i . i i K l ,lrm n#airale,« your fee* how I lx S|iptoaliua 111 ito proper II*. SctoJI Applisnrr or Heate,lr will auk* T « r Indy ton r t |,s trappy. AU ikit S#yw«/ REM EM BER T1IF. D A TE ! t o a SSM REPAIR NOW x tl n a ,M w t o to Ce- a w r , n — . . r. /«. r i \ - •• N » |• taaok w a w l . r l l r Vi i I l a l — u , , ■ / |fcw gwM. a E H . & A . D e p a r tm e n t S to T e LUMBER GO. XI* Seretew' r*»#» I* W#Mg * task. XI# »»r»l«* / U n k s r. Bwisersc WwlerSah Fata*, , 6th anti Sanford Avenue J x tiA h r iS .r w l i’ j,■ f 'I y At \ - �Holders Of \ f»R T P1JWC* Jan. operative and ornthr* aad aad **1(1*4 aatfUd otady *1 action looktny toward o t aoi*tica of tbo bond and lM#tkn PP*bkma af thia eoamnaity are ta be lattlaiad at a BHwting af reprdao tlrea i f hwol. taalay 'borHoa and civic ergnnkntiona to bo h*U tho court houa* at 7:3# o’t! Thuroday nlyRt. Th# meeting It belay bold at atupiett cf tk* Klwaab Club, which ho* Invited every taalng body of the county knd civic aeyanlxationa to bo represented at tho yatherlny. While untftod action ls bond and taxation problem* hao been frequently advocaUd, the Meeting will wark tho Rk* doflaka otap toward that end aad la looked upba by (tudaata pf Ibo oltaatkw a* of great Importance. The prob­ lem!. they paint out, aw too greet f*r aay one body of men to handle alone, and with practically the whole county Involved la tho »#*• oral dlatrlcta, tha queetkn lx one which demand! ennununllywld* xttentUn. Tbo taxing bodlex Inrltod to b# m u Which VioIte 'Kellogg Pact IT Y O U , Jan. l#.~Tbe Eeoeeveli Admlniatraiion Mill eOOthiu# the Coolldye-Kttoyf* 'flaqvtr-fitlmeon polity of non* fwagnltlon af power* which rtoJata pPMUIons of tba KelloggAriaad P u l outlaarlai war, It baa bam learned In high qaartrr* waa oaplalnod to Pttildant-Klwt Honaevrlt by Mr. R nry L. Stlmxon, xeeretary af OKU, in dotall during thalr flvctaw talk together aad, while I M i declared that Mr* Rw ou ll In no way commlltod hi* ad* adotitration, It o n a*Id \,j p*« Oaao In n poalUon to bo informed tb it bo faron thin eland and will uphold H iron thoofti It hai Como to U primarily Identified with Republican policy, Y Tho Preadent-Elect had foL Edward M. Huuee aa hli luwrh**n t w i t roroatly, aad thoro it little doubt that, ilara Colonol lUiuuMiwittiiiukxtiii * 1 , ] 1 ' w Voriolmllltuile la lent to tote r1a that Hr. Roowvrlt faron t Ropubllcon policy of wpportlny tho pact to end war with dlf Ibo fare* at hi* command to the fact that Calami Mama kiat helf la known to favor lty,iieia| la It a policy analoyou* to tha dif tha Wuodrw WUm Admlak krai Ion, In which ho wai one of wi# moot Influrntbl, if unoffl* Mol, ay Mr. WliMn’e roumolpri i Indication hero' roomily an that, while It b on the alata to oaatlaai la anpport of the Kil^ -0(111^) Part in forolyn ro­ ne, the Republican policy IP hr a fair way to /bo reviaod Ule Mr, Rooorrelt ha* never dared klwaetf bt favor of rec* oynltlon of the Rurilan L ..: „ Soviet Rtaid, tho -foollny la In quorUro boot acquitted with hi* vUwi that ha loeki on trade with SUlilan ao a- dletinre atv.iMayi to the UalUd SUtoe. Tho quoetion of Ruiila, It wa* ■aid, ,vaa brought up in hie Inik with Mr. flllmasn by Mr. Rooae* roll rather than, by tha Secretary af State. Mr. Stimaon all gluey bn* taken n viand ronton*nt with tho -paMcy* of nonrecognltlon of Rue*la Initiated by Charlee E, ■a* be* a* Secretary of Slate during ihe Harding adminldra* tlon. . * Tht nirotlig qlth Mr. Rtim*on on matter* real lug to-hi* depict, moot ia oapeclwl to be foilowetl by other* kelwreu Mr. linoaevvlt and member* cf Prrililrnt Hoover'* cablnrt. Including Odgtn L. Mill*, wretary of the Trvaaacy, anq rthur M. Hyde, Hecrruiy of Ag He* Its re. J TRY N B W /O Wo* Hrhing F »l. K<-1, | „ Tel, tbr, lllng Worm* and all ahln Irrilatioo* nr laaerl Hire* bald oador monrv l.*cx auaran. lew If oer utledrd Fur **!• al TOUCHTON'8 BANFOKi) m tU ff CO. OF WORLD’SFAIR WILL BE READY liDderiefl Opening Day On June High Taxea Which X Will See All ConReal Estate Carries templfltions F l ^ e d CMIt.'ACt), Jaa. U .-W h in Cblcayo’i IMS World'a Fair—A Cen­ tury of Prayrota—opdna on Juno 1, arory failure contemplated In Ihe program aoMuncod two yoara ayn will he ready. Krory bulldlny will be cam* pktod ae aobodulod. Krory major item af every in ­ hibit Will be in place. ... Thia New iVru raiMayo wai liauod by Eapeaitlon oITtrial i lotliwlny a review of work arrampUihod duriay 11132 and a farward **A weioll a I m l an n f n l f l i v e Him n r * . “ A aad elate of alTalra is pre- vbw of wark *tUI roruainloy to bo MIAMI, W 14^-lMoao on* Wtilve cooU of yavoromoni aro ridurod. Florid* and the nation may be ccmportd to R ank, H. Plvrro Roblnoou, Kite loyblatar, told mvmbfri and yoaati of tho rommlttro of On# Hundred at a weekly opm houio moetiay Tuot* day nlyht In the club hauao. “Tha main dMfo iime will be that I* America Wc have politi­ cian* and In Run In there nre com* mltaan, mnkluf eurybudy work for the ybverjunent. arnlcd by.property being avid.for la are in two year*. There k aet much difference between cur y*v> eminent and the tax yethvrvra of ancient Turkey. “ In Palm Beach alone 311 pcrreffl of tho value of th* property yoe* for taie*. Keen a gold min* will not aland that hind of taiallim eery long." Mr, HoLiaeau explained that practically every city In Klorkla ha* defaulted in municipal bond* with tho rxrrpllon of Miami Beach anti Jackaunvl'le, and ritad th* need for tho neat legialatur* to do aomvlhihy. “Nu rommonweatlh la the coun­ try haa developed aa faat aa Flor­ ida. Ju*i reolraal what Florida wa* in IkW to what it 1* today, with ll* great Influx of ptpulatinn, wraith and modern facilitin. “ Thi* rapid eipanaluo necetxltafed tlie burrowing of eiroxilv* auin* ■f money for development while Northern dtlea developed ■lo&r.y. without Incurring aurh luige ili'bta," “There hoc not boon enough diaruaainn til bow much tha Coal of governraon ohoutd be. (loadiliiu will not Improve until th* r< at of government I* reduced. In IITA) Fleridna yuMnuaent colt IH.WOPOO aad In 1MI it coat M V •OU.0UO. population iocmaaod only 60 p ro m t while the c u t of govrcwMoiw iwrreaaed mar* than five time* that af (MO. department bead* aad replacing rvary two with *n* or kaa. But It la diffiruil U aeguixe amplqyta of tho *1*1* beeaip* poHlkrlaa* deair* their vote* aad'Uv* votra af tboir fatalHa* and Afienda, “Th* duty of gnvommaol la t« govern and not aupply Job*. Some aay tfck will t wwrikwia to uaampkrpnUai. Wky abmM m i govern­ ment employe* «h o at* a it needed be owl la «k* loop liao* with A pproxirnttrly *ikAMU/MW ha* already been aprnt in th# Expo■illon'a ronatiuetiun programfCJUO.TORM «p to Dor. 1, the teat accounting period, tu b* exact. Kabitilt apaev In Expoaltiun Building* coaling a total *f M.7#M ».Ta ia under extract. Moca than Mu of th* Urgent Induatrial organ tat Una aad group* of organiaatir a* will b* eahibUnr*. Cunt racta fer tho aaOertaUimaat and amiiaomept "f eUJUra yapra*• filing an lavtalnwnt uf a addltional MJUOJWO hav. bmn ilyaed. TW federal government haa appropriated ll.ouu.uuu for it* building aod e|hlblt. Fucty-fuur elate* of tho flniao have Ia im official action in properalien (or exhibiting. Sixteen foreign anlioaa have cfficlally accepted Pit*idont Hoover’* InvilatUn and In four lean other notion* plea* far participation are being actively puabed by official and acaii-oRklal group*. I,o»t year'* c<.n»truction pe*grxtu xta« an epic in vtoef and coarrete)ami the moat rxten*lv( aanun building prograrn of aery ig-_ tertallonal axpoaitlrn In hiatory. A year, ago only the** Eapoaitlon building* wore alandtag—the A drmnlat ration BuSdlutt, eW Port IWarbcrn and the Travel and Taanaport Ituildlng. Tho Hall af Brioor* noil a yroup of thro* building*—Social Selene# Hall, Cruaat iialea IUni Building and |W M • iiU m i u m Initltatim for ■ Um • mertiutlNB of.ywhNt debt*. TW | — M U off b e * tho Radiml that m a a f t of a a k • baa m U bo b K n M i , pad no n a a i would bo aviflabk U maintain aolloa, Ufapaard ibo puhik health, and porforaa otbor ot w m i faaatkaa iM O tM n M in Tho i|K aoaka to convince IM roort that tba righto af a alUaon U tho protaaOMnn -of govonuwat taka peered* non afon poor tbo payment cf pnbik.dehfo. Aoaerttey ibat this mgairlpajlfy U Ilabio for 4ot>U at all hiada « rracatlnf about Ucooc.ouo aad oauld mod iporo than I7AKJM0 to pay paat duo debt*. OaI away'a w it aryaoa that, tba pa*«aaad v»h»atlw af all local p ro p er U aniy % 3bfiOOJXG. and thaw la ae* f l r t w w j>«rir»wujrrt»h“ln-i awalty, and U at tb l dip th#re-'l fan* 1* ‘•hopaUaa^y lapolftat." Ha alio roottada that away Woatl Palm Beech me* WipeI bond* are I void, hartay boon laaaod Ukyally. Ho aaka tho court to rratraln tbo rUy camaoUaim from Uoyloyj tbo I#JJ to pwropt tbo boqdholdtr* from fortln* *ucti a laOyi and to decide whkh at Ula tUg'a bond* ■tuiald bo paid aod wl|Uh arel worth)***. ‘ J l * nr: 6 ^ * f o a r * b K Mexican ChftJ ON THESE OOU> NIOHTB” TO. Kithlun Pm Avvnei. Work*' Cnluwkla. You ire feeceb: qilrvd to bo aad am day of rohra Iho Kill of Camp Tend* la Your OU Furnllura •rdrrrd end re>eb**r aeon th* y, A. D. llllA lo jb) fU*0 agatnit tyua-vau** -MM, la aerehv doilanattd a* th# nowapapar , In wplrh inti srdar iball b* edhWahad tJ* four ra*»ooutl** » ••!* IVIInai* V. r. lw>ugl»«», CUrk *( *ald rtrcull rantt, an* th* offlrlal • ••I th*roal. thia tth Cay of iai-< ua*T. A. P iM i • V, C- DOtJOl*A33, I CUrk. ' All j « r CASH At WAGONERS BOOa u fo rd At#. SSS Fhom 774 ILKIMfON. mptainaal. TRiAKON SAWOBftKWBTiWp.. « ’. - m r i f cfT JT*? 'V kSwA^t* BSSJyTM5 JKANJOFt UKKKN. hi* *ir*7 Wb**> KAatRT, h*r baataad. whet* *J. ELECTRICAL SUPPUNS PHONE 4U . ; m MAGNOLIA At.iri; nxRKa. hi* wire, whoa* adOreaa la *11* Kaowood Av*. l’hlra-| ................................. ... A H bMl’i'l. A. B. WILKINBON, Mollrlinr for roiaplalaanr. • 4 CONTRACTING CO. ulgr*** I* 11X0 North Ureqaaar* AV*. IJi* An**Ua. C a l; ‘ M LfAItTT W. I1BKKX an* VbUTTA IIKKK*. hi* ':m:J BRIGfiR the void Joh* T. B«ka, who** f i f t A t W i . .lif S haowa hote*. devtaeeo, legal ta Tgo n a e e i t . t n r a r . «W 7; TV . n .o a i n i . 0 rwAScpiw UIVUIE LAMHIIR. Caaaplalaanl, ALMKmii U M I t t Par.adant. >t lad .all atIP labpieg q* am Q to c tr j $Md for four ro***#»!lv# Week*. jneu-JtJtrsrU‘ rI*5TV .r ' - T h # H m i * sornw IwVffV W , 0 4 d en >» .< * . Aa ■ orhda wobmo hav* proved to ba vary teypw , ware haute h***. found « * ranarquonlly try going aftpr ||te i«*te«0i by tailing th# worli what tkay harp t*‘»ff«*. who** addrvaa la -t(t at Marx* at, k A• r i m * d*Uy In PNM tM rtkkRA- B a t e d w h a t th ey * h • ik b w “wirtytrs. '- I T t it i vhai hundreds of i. n n e r m iDl.r r o v i.i lanrnw v. DWpbinani, KATi'iSS? £?' •SH E if^RQii*dA>ok*i“4M*Mkwl rt^ i# iMvOMwad»| al . noreaOaata. » d u n u t u a v i r g av ra .“H d i ; > i r s c r » . Bacrefaiy. i ‘n ismasjBsr rftAMCK* m x i citouKi, *t Tk*v sttwaiTBSPJSMS To. iaaa Aveer, ♦ a W Mr. ualrad to X* al T . ‘ i “ ™ r.& > 1- st ^— H>< TT* the Fernald-LA«thtoh MaRurtal HoapfM *waKKinn win be held i t (oar cfelaafe on Thurgdwy aHeewm, Juaugry 1*, 19»*. »t th* House, Baofksrd, FtarM*. .... ; . V ' T. W. LAWTON. r Pm lddBt, CASSANDRA SCHULTZ, roproiontad ere' tho *lty, connlyJ North St. Ue># aad Fort FUrw] Farina dreloage dlotrlrts. port diatrkt and SU Lark County PanItaty diptrWt. __________ rhu*ln**a ? ;. Vaa afbail a ^ core* c r yragutariF ^vj .JfJUdf* *“ V i. h a b w i t ^ T. CawiaUtaaat. H O ? N T A t M e * 1W G partk*. which domipata tha in? Conyr***. ****** tha* i» quark* af ropodl-’ •tk" t* W hy diarataed. “0 #v jWothey Mate#, ** ooW repudiate * •« * * t o u t rrpnt!Uikn.“ B»m the Socfelbt . t k » m In fw llM im t admit tk»t tbo oenrwbeliglay majority of C W m m Wfeil debt repayment* | t b » lomrd at th« MtlloH opportunity. LEGAL NOTICE trough." • Mr. RoIIm m alated that rw^&«M latlan of debta xhould not bo tal> aaalyn eonalnr, proved of ttltfa! ahawh fir eoB tbo ueylcct IcL Ourlay 1U 2 ovory remaining Important cnnitruotlon project wap borin' and at*oy Partly complotof. Aa qpdaryrtund dtp of ccadolt* pnd w « n wna built— ton mllaa of walor malm, ton mlloo of i altary nw oli, flv* milor of ai of conduiU and utility cabloa— Uotljtior ftr a city of 1 .000,000 fotflfl. Work «M I titled on a wator pumplni otatloa, tbroo m h i * •lactfical fub*alitlon ‘to actom* modrtf a population of Caipaltlonr VltHora appmilmatln* the popotaOj** of Dotndt or Si. Jmulr. Tha Fair, aolfoK, had an imdlibpraad hi lmaa ra*b ■"* UalUd Stntaa T n riw y wrtlfl* call*—of HAOO>«, , Thoro b oroty roaoon to fw l, •aid Eapoolllen oMelali, that tho rimalndir of thp . profrom ao . S c u l l y carried will bo tomplotod and that Juno 1, 1P33, will *ap t|w, «.pfnj»t of A Century of Pro*ro»i ' roraploto fioin ibi laryott Mild lay anj tho moot lawro**!™ okblblt to tho IInloot t(.B»aalooca and dotall »* FRFWF— O iM cart lay CANAI- HflftU M redacted In «<uMkh- nm hr «Ws*m*m**.#f **> Mar^d IK ^b« S)jc M m rk H �;vrrw»Tm«BT- 16.1 Farming P r o j e c t Palatka Deputy To States Seeking To Reduce Taxes BE l*7^LT? fe*’* Rehef To Jobless ONOOffNfflAfiE TLA NT CITY. Jan. 14— The Bast Hillsborough Relief rewar 11 day l« wwrh out a plan of uses i prrwvaaaat relief aad, rehabUita. tiow for needy persons aad fans. Hies in this section through the R U N , Jan. 14.— The great proposal of establishing • farm­ ing project which wqpld have far ral issue that intrigues tierits objective the production of aa tha threshold of the new staple crops which would aid in la Utc fata Of National So-' meeting tM feed problem of fu­ .•tolls*. Only a yaar ago a Hiller ture months far the unemployed. dketatonhip seemed inevitable, but The matter was presented to the M a y the movement appears to council by Dr. C. T. Young, chair­ ow Uw down grade. President man of the work in & *t HIIUfftadenburg and Chancellor Kurt boruogh, at a meeting Thursday •an Schleicher stand between the morning gnd received the approv. «IM iMder and the dl.'Ulorial al of the council. fewer that he traces. Tils ' first Declaring that unless some­ Mat'Of strength between the" gov. thing of a more permanent nature tfnwHnt headed by the general he done in this section a serious aad the Reich's greatest political situation might develop here. Dr. rty will com* at the end of Y01 ng outlined the proposal which •tmry,' when the Reich*tag re­ it lx believed wHl lend In pl4e* assembles offer tha Christmasthose In need on a more self aoskoHdsys. (rJhtral von R-hlelcher tabling bus's and at the same la Taaaellir In modo* but "fnrtiter time tend to weed oat those who In re." Although he ha* held out have shown a tendency to avoid .ftLflti4n. b o m h .Jo .tha Nsos.pwety M«irW7i*7~TM ir had the Rslsehtar, he does not through th? unemployment agen­ fltorh from a show of m ight cies. In a-rordanco with this plan Ik e Reichstag will, be called J. «. Smith, ifperinlendent of the apsn to declare how it atands county agricultural school here. toward his Cabinet and policy. If M. E. Cone, assistant city mana. Parliament pronounces against ger. C. P. Wright, county agent, and Col. Phillip P. Murphy, head or the relief work in the county, planned to make a survey of lands available for cultivation tn Ihe rity amt perhaps m Ihix vi­ cinity. Koltowing this virwy the City Conimlsplon will to asknl ravemmcntT Apparently tha Next permission to us? such city lands leaden hare sa tied their hand* as are available for arh A project. by their own pronouncements (hat A committee conlpo*rd of Com­ they can hardly do anything else missioner A. R. Boring, W. <but continue to fight thr goeern- Wells and (1. R. P»“ *n was named to pul the matter before , » Certainly there are sign* of th* Commission at a special meel- .Nazi Leader Loomed As Inefitahle Dic­ tator One Year Ago I C Inquirv repeatedly r«n- jila lts ' arkl chlea to qualify « f buyers. The a w lr#f nn Tu c v h ij With the price up a quar­ cerritofr *6evr-farms-of rvTr.lftr and feitoml ald Is likely lo havawfl ter of a etnl. Sh im ware of the tjsrs. j |iortalt p'me on tha dockata, It j wijrs ’of rrrereHriE Irsluf that the average Tuesday T a lly report* intricate that the j la indieateal. u <c d i » « |a II 3-1 cent*. \V:dne»question cf county cumoliJatinn day the average "was generally will receive ronsideretiun in HU om e rdr^. to be » 1-2 cents thr CIHt AGO. Jan. I4.~An P I-A N T C IT Y . Jan. U . — S tra w -/piBt [stales. It Ka« been puln.rd oul that parent dvsir* to lighten the berry grower* who marketed th-'lrf Each & sf the Drat three days of fhers are over 3000 caiortir? m this ths, week were mark.-d by the burden of the people without eur- jroantry each witn its own taxing terrier in riant City. Wednesday Ihe, tailmg necessary governmental in excess of on* kun night had marketed thrlr (Irat forwarding '" r* lervln- or refusiag no, c-<ar> re­ and administrative macr.'r,". amt million pint of berries for •thr dtrd thousand piata of b.tries,out lief to the needy, prtxai » among | that rattrnehnicnl ami the - liminaof here and the return to grow­ [lion of diiplkatlng aervi r? m current season unit in return had ers for the three-day shipments the lexi'laLra uif 43 slate? sun Ismail acras will alTurd an ?p|i rE. J. MEINHARD1 rleelvfd in excess of a hundred tnlali.d approximately thirty nte getting dawn to . work this thoutaada dollar*. The movement Ihon-and dollars. Laat Saturdry, month, reports the Amern.itt l.ej,*- tutflty for etoaomy. OK CHICAGO HERE AGAIN “The *a r? tax ha . t?.en u I 'ety through Wednesday night out of A Week AXO, proved to lixve b r a ’ ll Nletor - Araociati n. oil th lii-eussed t-rvause of the im-rasllr * lt t lar Ml 1 h r A d ffrblll hire for the Mason was brought lira- higgast day of the season ° r iuqutrie* rtrtivral ly it. u IV««lrl. H f U m l " . KI m . «»n T l U f l * tn 1,067,012 pints of berries fur thus far" wh ir nearly tM,0ua *tole legislative irferenee bureau. || ing rlissoHsfaction with thr- cal d4>. J u t l» llt. fro m M l A X . it . |* \| ( O b p tl.»% oft I p ) . which growers had received kn plPt* 0^ tome? were ablpiwtl in 1 "Ugi*latura are eager for inlor- | preperty tax the •harp renpeH** h d « It r r n . h m i i h i k r r # f n f J estimated return of appnniinutcly right r'vt<rr?< rrfrigvrator rara matlori as 1 1 how gnvvinmrntal tition between the ?tatr? nn 1 led jit .it t \ r » Th o tt«4 iit«l* rrro m , . . ■ v?i» . » , . 'eral gova-rnment nvrr irron.- nnd p n .it.I it 1ip* A«>» t f i i r n r I tfM m fs . llll.M 7 .7 S . and a nlind'cr of pony trfrigera- ecmniny can beat he too ght ,nh< J, „ , , Ihe neerl Titer.* I- fin r o i l f o r 1 1 Th.- movrment out of Plant City lot's. h fm iM ih .t lf lb (• n it in . M i r t Inn ilbtl. the fimt half of the week waa Rain Is stilt very much ne- deil 4 conipichcit-ivi •• rather consistent as was alw» the I>vir th - ton v area an,| unlrs . | »•» ( ' A t T I n X . !»-• M**l l i a r ( r t t M P B report suid. price on the yard. Monday six I* fnfthrnniiiig ?m<n, It is | n r |*l .| flt rr « l h . i t n f f t l t W r4 ll*n • nit*a-lrfe, dirrl t i n t in t r t i H m l t . day nicht “Urallng orange until | ’’Although lherr express refrigerator cars sevre dieted that many patches tn i t o M l M r n|*e t4ll**t1« llt lfk *, iGanymedr grove on Canal mad. .ilifTrrenrvs of npini< forward-d while on Tuesday sev­ shins n laldntvn in prodm-ion i l f r*la I.r f 1 If 1*1 II r« K t r i l l l i t M ftr r t* Ml II u m * * IS ’velr's companion, Charlie lla r-IJe rt, many legi-lut en anil n freight rs r went out II- n. I> living held tn ci;.v jail. to the r*m?uniplUo Wednesday th- carlo! monment l l ' t l t t t t r r «*ftr»i t ' . u i ' M " t n m i f l t is M t iv iMlflkMrhr. M f d l l l H ' M , 6M . -Steele wa- sl»-t in the leu by ns a revenue prod was six express refrig, ratnr f l l i r f a * n t i l |t l .4II1I a cars. Thursday ia usutlly un off |(tilleer tit-01 g,. Cam|iliel' after hr , r ies a> n last rr? t S H H f t r r If r 4 .1 p.l\lay amt the price loo, wa- -timeligd refused to slop vsh'il rnht- ' Islalure- wi'l at*e Ukt «»f Im .W •iM .ll l | t Iff. M wt Kit mu III M in i, t i l l ••*'! Ur Wl thn U* what off Krklay with indica­ inatnhil- The ,XS mlthie hullet ’ eettie la'ves In Ihrli ................. I lt i in l r * i l » • ' >1* ,il tip tions porting' to a 7 1-2 rent 1 -truck Sterh* in the l»V. -is irrh i- i f l i l ^ y / j i l s l i u i u k i t i a ■■■■!■ ISO .-s— **-**-*"— -* ttr«lr«*1 I n * r r h i m m i * •wonvs^hr’lrwNr*1lirhWmVvTrit f i^ fnlfnviiivii the |eni|_of Wise nsln. | I h rI to# jttt«»t M it u tlsl I r T lt r r r |fl IH» ~ n T . rent gvenige for the two , his stride and cun.mg him |.i fall legli'aturrs of several slates will j r h i t r i t * f o r i t r m n n R t M l I n M T h U previous days. Itr. Joseph N. (-I'Barty examined consider statr-wids systems of j M a ll I* ft-r to hit *• |n.i|t|r n l t l ) . M in'ay th - price wa-|.J i hl'#pn ttfflrr. l*Mr• Oil 1114ft -Steele nnd said the fnlt pi aim'd) employment in-uisme.-it was -nid . cent*strung, according tn ti porta hroke his leg. I egi..Uti n rnahling countir . j RUPTURE Revel's rvaignatlon has ael yel been made to tha governor. he •fated. Meanwhile M. R. Cochrare. county DemorvaUe eaeeutive com­ mittee chairman, announced yeaterday that a meeting called for Jan. I I to recommend a auerrinor had keen cancelled, when he learned that Kevela bad not yet resigned. told Okaloosa county officers, hesited by Sheriff John Steele, that he took • pi‘ M with hint when railed from his . house, He said he returned fire at the at­ tackers who drove away hurttedly in their automobile, and believes hr hit one of them. In addition to the hock.-hot wounds he suffrred, the little fin­ ger of his left hand waa tom off Pnwell said there werr several people In the ear hut hr (|l'l not reeogtiiie any of them. # 1 jMnn Wounded When Seen In Orange (Jrove DANNY DINGLK M l O tc K U ii -i e . B7 ME. w u SHtwt.0 VWtOfttl bn fu n s RUI flo w RROOT ' i s s o tre »S HO UW f » T old t' S P tk K W t&OCN t l-S t GEE, .T H E R E * VkWttV S k l H \»ou/ CUM » l 1ME. mjpitt IVuruL common CLkYk O F PEOPLE C R E E P IN G IN T O T H IS R tS O P f T • viittti fy i t u i VAN •.UithK, To ?R W M E - fcNl) bMtftv'fUU. - I H l cvun BimN tiVUV. V , ____- op KRO WOT ' ■Nfjli N t l 'Mr. ''ttTOCLTN' ' NccflHp»wtNr.‘~Mr voft wtVcaKM \v\.-vto-tN ^ ---- tKRingness to e o tn promise In Adolf flitl.-r'a New Y n r's menl- "under the plan proposed and fHto to hie followers. In thhe approved Thursday, t h e farm Itaiepirnl el pulley thr Naai project would be-established along lines similar to those which Have proven successful at Tampa. Uacmployed labor would to used in the production of crops under the ventral »upffri»kin of Mr. Smith and Mr, W rigbt.-hut no- crops wouhl be produceil In competition to those being pro-hicol by fann­ ers In this section, the objective of these farming operations being to provide food for ne?dy families ami at the same time give effec­ tive employment to those em­ ployed under the relief agency. L 10c Un» 1 tim e. 8c 11m 3 thnea. . 7c line 6 U m a * SeV oe r a w t h . V !" lmuri' charge 30c. [ATE YOUR WATV1I repaired •by one wko rtolly know* how. T>n*s Jeweler, Mag. Ava. and f t o n d ID: Gray Parslan i, pleaee phone kitten, liarry W Z tftVlTE you to viait our Aue tin Show ruuai,a|td inspect th ■ew 1Austin four-passenger mup aad the Austin Pick-up. Reel 4 rw«4Ud SMKNt'Hero la gear chance ftn xoove real tmtvey, soilnew popular ankle to gart farmers, nurtorytaew. The r Vred O . If. O. Boa 3t3S. iu k r Station, Daytona with wide Acquaintance In ifanL A spiny lid opportunity adrsneement for a man with w tniml and magngtk parsonly who ia n ot. afraid of hard rk; prefer man betwwan K ajH •tiling experirnce helpful but atoeattol- Write giving fBU tm ate. Appointment wftl ba or ML 1006 0 . R. A T. Bldg. ,y : * VJ Pensacola “M an Ts Victim Qf Ambush Attack In_Evenirig -P k O f lN G # w OP S O H t TO O P ttt \ A C U Tt. C s O TfR BREEZY R T H IN K WM CO H V ER SkTlO N - PEN8 AC0 I.A. Jan. 14.—Al­ though l* buckshot look effect lit his body, none waa dtep. and D. A. Poxeell. Crestvlew man. who waa called from his home Tuesday nlght.and shot, is expected to rerover sufficiently In th« n»*t <»y or mb lo be dUchmiMd from l^nrsrnls hospital. Powell's onidealified assailsnts hs-l not been arrested last night. It waa learned that Powell had been accused of giving Informa­ tion to federal prohibition ag'ni*. ami waa expecting an attack. Be chief Justified Ids refusal to co­ operate. with Ut- government on lbs ground that it would mean “playing Ihe part of minister, without the-power.*’ and drelated that h? will mako no compro­ mise With his political enemies. “In Ihe routing year we will he prrpared lo msk" sarrinees, to fight and -vather die ourselves than to allow thr Naai movement Vp perMh-a inov-mant which con­ stitute* Germany's sole remain­ ing strength ami hope for the future." he said. Certainly the National Social­ ist party ia in a bad way at present. The myth of the InevlUbility of IU victory has tov* destroyed by the KeUchstag ele lions in November. whl:h brought the loss of 2.000,000 votes nnd thirty-five seat* In ths Chamber lo a party which ever since 103S had gene “frera victory victory. In every hy-ekeUon in th« villa* and rural diatripts since then the Natl pull coatlnued t* jimpFurthermore the strain of repastrd elections resulted in a heavy drain on th. party flat*.-**. Elo­ quent evidence of this fhet la the sight *( .brown aborted storm troopers standing oa th* alreat co m m betting far coppers . in •v ejf (ity In Germany. n r. »tt rk IH f.K DUMBNESS WAS IJ A T E R I D M AKE W NGARA rk L L 5 COOK A PfW .riRhTVON D «r»p o t t . * r e t a s ToRCNtAO 1 •oivty N rv Law. D-tAtT \ « a h tD -tu a t Yfr i v v p w i t t , .veoo GAIT turns As Y u m orl H V T - TVWVTL \tA A .T hoCVCTT / S Y O U D*t> - V tA ) OitoT\-V\TVfM>tVL ' J kWAT'L > LO PUNVlN N A .W A TT LOOV- EO Rg>*T > \C*WV. TAAV. V S»SHCrjU'MT \VUWt (s r,*o\. vwvu\ vt*oL!C / V O u v r. co rc^ciR -V ^ -L itY -V tVOtdOAs TT3VJ KUOU1 \ \ AJMT T > IT— S -D V D -c O U T H 'V i K M S S k W N tv S Y . ATT V*.\ STE-KlOCRAf^MO WA**, TWfc OL.L.Y < ORVtt-tTHV. JV WOULDT V to DELRAY BEACH - Repairs lag made to aid Chamber of wtaMrab HalL, , \tt>E O W D xu Wo v a s t TO b A IS H A JJ V Y S • -/ mM OW AHER / \ HA'rik. AHL HUNCH THAT J ootrx / you E-HVr N cva -nVT.rx'J y c » P R o fcrJltr. \ TH A T klBLL. 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Local weather jeotordxy, high, TK tar, tt- * AN iNDETENlievr DAILY NEWSPAPER SANT O U t FLORIDA. fcliDAY, JANUARY 13, 1933* Mrs. Roosevelt Secs U & B iff Experiment Stock M a rt P robe Writes N e w Chapter In A m azing L ife S to ry O f K reu g er • NEW YORK. Jan. 13— o T iT ta j.titM m n t of tht I'nited Cfatre, (hr wife or the ■ next president bo tort*, to an ‘'exper­ iment—a (real experiment In trti-n. and r romraandod legi-la>Democracy". “ We a;e trying to Hen »■> rCtjnir- Ind-wondert ai'lila I lad out’ laid Mm . Franklin wf a’l rnmrarte' --lllng Jecurltlee Ueoeevelt in addicting icho.l t* i! - ttM ir. children of the lower Went CFx'rmhn Noiheeh indicated the Slue toi'ay" If the people are wex’ ptneo of th- IlHl'lry would be rw ir.erattgntK-u of the collip-e of governing thenue vee to learn t b ‘ fbrm tir In-rdl etiUtiei am­ ically enough lntereeted In i-toe. n vh*i h (ommlUae agenthew to do it. If you are U« • yj ba<» be**x wot Mo- for month- I* teIdled rn.uph. the experi­ i« rot y.t realy for praai ntatlon. ment will I , a lurreri. If not. WASHINGTON. Jan. 1JUta aid. It will be a allure. You are (/P>— Modification o f th a tt'fmor Kile*. partwrr of Fa-tgoing to be clltieni In a few House beer bill was agreed r-o- W o n L < o-. tohl o f a loan c f year*. You mu-t then be pre­ ment impende,) lad- niitht aflrr upon by a committee of sena­ l l . o ' ( a i n u b bv'hi* firm to ! i |m lim it' exp nditnrvv of thr pared to help govern thi* ccuntors to provide 3.0^ percent K r ■;rr ehortly f efora hi- >nieWe n y." ' \V.,r fi-partment an dnmal iupIn f it ir J»»t year, and reraated i idv bill allpuin- *3l3A:n.0OO fnr^, .in.j.t-iunarviwniin—n—*w nnti also to allow It on wines. --iv -trw w h ^ if^ w n tin iiiftV f'iiK frtl* It was drastically rewritten . fi-rrc- fr*r the urxl ftws»l year. Th- imal wai^WlOJk'tl.OOO vn. to make it airtight against j.ler what I' Iwing epent by Ih constitutional objections. t ! Kpartim-nl thi- year. Thr expandA new and dtaitie ec.nomle vanilr r e - were lirrrr Ihilure for tha farmer’* aaka waS i year, In - vrr. l«--a '«» JrtO,000,000 . , i . j-tlnwed Ih- department In ■•-r-tyruev irlief and rnn-trurtluw l«*grt«|.it !•*! « p *^ oh. I ll'lc e lb- net red'lelp.n ’ In Ih* n,-w W «r iVparlmewt bill « ' ! romp-rfO with Ilia* pa-ir,| l*»' • i-n U 130 000.000." "th- SllO.llOO.nOO rill Include loth mlliravr and tarn nillilaij I i-rMviMe- although Ih* l-H 'r -up WASHINGTON. Jan. 13— 1i.lie.1 STO321"fo " f Ih* r ‘Hurtton I Tmlcr pr»vi-lon» i f the bill Intro- Action Token ToMake Measure A i r t i g h t A g o Inst Constitut i o n n l Objections Next Fiscal BudgctTo Provide Net Reduc­ tion O f $50,000,000 Ovef Previous One H-rriwd by Krnigrt' One Of ProvisionsProvid.es For Loans To Individual Farmers Report O f New Clerk |Dr. t i g e r t Believes Shows Rigid EronWoHdJs (Joint: Forc n i v I s Practiced> tvnrd. Nntllackwnrd y.Ww •dmmrm lla w e h »h Senate to.%* I Sir 3164 tirwnce tol a bn-to-w «MA w*wg So to «p uader rhr-eota.v S-wrnwe. Thr tLrrtft « f - M i ro luolUnr de» -air So ear hoar f-w •a A wwanbee - a * * Immrht ■ by ft-motor F h c A f . Sr'* fate rr. nmtwed -iwreetaio late yeoteeday. C l'iptiaaal Oo Tape Toot (IR IJU nn , Jan. 1*. - tn ■ J ACKSONVILLE, Jan. 13. .http eo-iiTB-t to the ftoanrial “ w » hive v-t ) r l reached Ihe mil I I - -■ ... lellhww «'f Ih. meefue ace an I anl poitr al -itwat-mr- e x i-n n f, „ . . . ' v*e w,| iH ahamton mirhlnerj «n m'ay nmoliea of the evrintry ||H j hn j T ^ . „ plr .llltn, to th- rewiatkaWy r » l record «d ,iy „| Kl-n.la. I II pit Otaace c e - t m a m i a ; *ond - nadirn.-- raihrir.1 In Ihe aUi', lira a- revealed by a C i . y .-I li.ii in r f Holwit b. |.rr H it" 'hr r mid- a . «t thr . 31 Jo«t,.-ch rl !><t nl-*lil for Ihe mi —implied by l'. M. t-av, nrn <h-rk<t-im . ‘>tiiin*-ac*incnr eyerrtoe-. n, th. rtf ml eonri. and al « of , In a.btir mg Ihe >V! gra-b ilr . the board of i« a r t j c wuuia-ron- ,j,IM| |l„ir f-vmllH-v a*d lliend-. Dt. cr». I Hr. Iig e it ilerlan j h- o i-heil to ' J. Slirh. ihairman wf Ih* 1 «sa> Irorw the prtl(o.iik c m-, •oai-f. -rat- d thal h-* |» It ) v>i!! tTv no io-11 aiilie i Mid ho t-H-V ^be_V -_lkt that many mav «b- tlH. Tpp-nTuulty tn <*rcrynt'L’J*Y -re- tn it-, hot t»xpa)-»»«‘ of Or m p.u , f , , m aU-an.rd l-y »wi>- o —i tj o-IJ ’ » i - v »•> the I m 'm ic m y ~ p ceu . of the' pre Lw-olodge. he helwr-^. that I b e t . ^ cwndrliun*. affa<r< are b-twc handl -I on Ike ( |w. |i.-rrt ter-n hr. ad'lrea. b» the i j - -f n«a«Mnriy, TSpMa w«U ba it ilw d l d ta dr-' ,the •alien gin l>y Fli IVhtlney in e— uol—i -'oer- at their o-eeting the Eightiatlh Ccntuiy. The ma Maorliy w-oraing aod will rft- , chinr agr. hr d ili.', ho- he- ii accw tol them with * thrx^at • -Mpame-I hy lomance, hum r anj lata* r-gty fh .W r a. K | nwlr arc there mi frcieit Ut.ga.ly h i h-. U-t-d many ex­ fn-id- ta meet the curtrrt hU>: ampica el -rili A - to mo-hn> « can mg uncmant te-eiTrAe< cp ra v ati-v-v il^ ' |do;. men. |n. I ijr il admllled It ing fa n d y lv aiTe-twata y *a*- jvta- I cL> tier, but aide I thal it .h inthe | < ;p rn t el future oia' irltr ■antnn hc-J -t-al-nl.nuny new |«> of h. uded ipdeMedjea . I -it ia ition'. -liit-Ut ani iudirr-ily, :.U|iii. n, it - i l l I- reea leJ l-y in lere.-ti-d la<|a)Tt< thal the cl e and a- a if-u I Ik- lin-mp.i.v cd of the « foiat> *i fi-cal rear -ho" r 1 h it I o n al-.oiKxl lliih m ilu _ _ •be im iiiH -ia a n - ba I Mat aedy -tlXCluie. "The moild'*. I'l.’ TIgeil de. arv-l v-'.hio their l•udc♦• b it eland, a|- g.-mg fitamed. M l Ka l laws i Ir I- raJm-e th ' e.- i We hate .a d ' t*t L|- n' I'iM t» e> that the tx i»l htckwxid. 1 mount o f raih <f t ^ i 'r r at I) < ■cach- i^ Ike in.i|rinim i,f Ike ma­ /• nd of . ihe li»ra l yea* » i | lll.- chine -•(* and will not alw id m n. tl hit!'*. IW malt, h we.Cf. .11.;. the »rp «u l »h wed. tu * - r . tohrm x a m d a S,. wanifl wbto ta a-ppert 'hir' ihixmatr: l i l l r a m 'ii- -a itfu i il lily id * hr ymilrted Ptlt that Sheta u ch iiii on ■ thin effu t i.n -uir *T.-aiotri'ina ef the raford. 1 Ifl V no ftiV Ttito lo « * ' w>:i*l i id tv mimic U te .' . th* pa-* - r .aral v e n - dt.rl.--mw-b-r- wf ««■ ••*! ahllfty J * ’ Dr. I gait ,xi.l he rauld never ■e - il l IniertMting tl-ro- a*> -it to— pea xh*y might happen I ” (itaega -rnuwty and fac*« . wi-h uelievt the i—.ip!* « f tkto - « i« I i towve * bmtmwd. *11 1 i - -Mtabtry *hnuld Le^ rtl wlieaw th* VmrS -to-tdg ex It II a <| i. d t r i la ISIS ibe a I wrrtoe ww— nol igve thw yaar wj-1-e..vhm * w iimh-e t--t-.*' KtfL^ fc. , ed i.lsw, «w. . f *-1.4*“ l U j IM r n d “ Fwaewl r » » * «h- •a-ot the c onty hat a ta* levy <f -p--rt»l | i*M 'tn er-tl t o w K-m hewigW I- IS mtda •*^l^i^i^a, of '■aim I mil ace. By IH3* th* r - j *w-t evtimvkmaif xeiea- » f p*HV 11nth, awe Wf x-hnm -paw w-tofto- -» e-i n 1latieo had hr-m it • ; m r p w - Wf gta^p » yewr. There rr- --r I to IlM W -v*-- and th* lev . — . m — m ifty tae tto -e i m w t»vv -rt a. S3 miJK. The wax- roar -town ax l». • ir-w-Hton IwwMBe Stair Six-to^Jc-er -r ia t' i l i f e tx t l Will!- b*>‘ ft Vine in cr’ -amaa aod nnlicioat.il • Tulme latoi.’ ians w*lh the re«n ‘ 1-.»i from vxwt t>«o* there r a » • & ,.i, -rir e«e»- r ia in hath »x very. a * «m ! m ill-. a -e-xrd atolnairn - f pr»'i* s •*- tlUt 1*33 find a te»-l tfd' v »l-w »w *K « « - I H H I I ' la* W-y wf S3 h-» miUv. G p * Tank Explosion tiartorrj |\ills One In Oothani i;w ATVIIIC..Jbb. i t n -r» wx- kflVd »wd wo-"* « bew w*wdir' Mew ap lettVp Timea :'cx- » i ' •--*1 ■ • « * today *h*l l,T l—ibtag* and 'break • ,-• i- w* r.itaaai t l r M . r.’.tfi. waa- Wtod yhen ih- Spanish War V ets Hold In stallation r.n e * .... r ___ 111 Of Officers F o r ’33 di-rrd I y Seralnr Duncan U. Fletcher to amend Ihe Federal farm l»an arl. loan* |i> Indlvldua* fatinrr-, under certain ipeclfled •i-kul it I n-. may hr made withmil iripiitini: Ih«m l» he member* n' a National Farm Inan Aum-I illon till pi Ion of hla prnpo.aU, In thi pinion of Ihe i«nlnr Florida **nalor, would rnw*t in material hritrMt tn farmer* now wllhoul the relief they -o urgently nee.l Section une, of lh« Fletcher hill, piofilea, among other Ihinga; “ Thai whenever It -ha 1 appear lo (he Federal Farm t.nan Hoard that National Farm Loan A-iocI wlihna have not been formed in any locality In Ihe continental Refora an ■rdlence thal rile I r t - M-nr twxvmerra building la*t 'nigh* de-pltr tht dawBPO-f »h»« aftar «:«0 o’tti^h. Alfred Erlcion . . . m-talled ax commander o» Cel. Theodora Ron-rvrlt Camp IS. United Spani-h War ValaraM for 1933. ’ " " . * Other effleai' lnatalle-1 wrrr. T h tilf! SUUwrl'. .aanlor viceef»niniRn«lff|‘ ChRrl^« Ix>nl, iunwr elce-roiomattdar; F. T. William-, adjutant and ntiartermaaltfl *“ l^grnr tot, lru »t> ; It. t’- Sheafer, patriotic Inatnirior; r . F. I’rle-t. htotnrivn- X . 0- IVherhig. chap, lain: Thoa *ln»er. mlnr aergeanl. W. II. Ballanl. of Altamnnta apring*. part ronoom-ler of lh» Depsrtmrnl 0f Florida, acted a* Tax Collections In Hillsborough Behind For c e p Are Pushing I n t o Province O f Jehol preirnte-IFertlli n Pn*t * JapancH P iliamlrr pin ' y "Judge J. tl. "Elia, r »n. i .including the evening"- ruler tainrnmt, an i.pan forum and m h o Iqr war held during wh-rh all vileram |re- nt were a-ii-l •» ■tale th' nam» o f hi- rtiiiipany i-iyl.Hie rreinient in which be -*o* extivl'-l. From the-e re|»irt- M H i di—overed that nearly every **gtfin of lh« nation » n i*pr*nir-l an,| that tha following en n , Tk e V l l — l i l e a P e e— I'o-hing trio Jehu', Ja|uinr-e Ire-ip- aie rr|vir*rd i day to heve raptor d tfng»n(Mi in a brief bat lie whirli brought mvalry. infan Iry, nnd bombing plane* in l« ac tlon.t Appaienlly thi- force wa« tha' -vjoeh -laidr-l reredl); from Shan hi-ik-*rii In a march • ward Jehol Another Jap-in-'-u t'vprilltion *are|H,(led on tin. inarch Iowan Iviusaluo.ln tho null liein part if the »«me |.invice*. T h r Brlli-h amba— ailor at To kvo vlilted Ihe foreign .ihlnlrte' Flat Veto Is Placed Upon Philippine Bill V -r- b-wted t l a . A y r te r lw - - a i— - w i g p ete (a|*ped. t itr- , --. doited tta bto-t U - » b 4 <itfats from a taak lx ••• •* -hcew« m l atove iftottrf f b «i«c PAM OK FT. BEANS MOVING . PAHOKtfr. s t a lk . DELafTxBEAcn Jatd 11 Boar, •hipping In Pahoha* and Canal Itaat haa baa* raaumed by f a g » te/'lxM watk with th* relllng of two cars' from Ih# Florida Beat Caaai aUttoaa in thto di-liict, «M* lahipmaat below Ih* first xlac* tb* .IR flla g rain Nov. 1 r& xrj''-Yy- li 4 N V _* lloaiaa party Unaa wsre ipUt oo tha nxaaura drafted by Joaaa of Taxaa. Ontn tha doora had tasa -paped to admit rl«». paaanto, -ad battlYfal' xlong' Wttlr t h r t a k commodlttss ' rsemamsadad t e r bancflta by th* agriculture commKt,a_wh«at, cotton, tobacco and hogt—thsy promptly wo'rs cloiej tgaln by a cloM-knlt Dimorrxtle and Bapubllcan Prograaalrq raalority. Tha hill, aaaalled by ita oppoicnta la “ uaworklbla and un(Contlnuid On Paga F oot) cere mnniea. Preceding - Ibe Invtallatton cermonler, members amt Ibelr famiIi-a. In-lading many winter vi*l. Inr* and rapreeentallve* nf thx Orl.-mlo mid St. «M »--.| camp* en Joved an nyiler aupper. Fnllowing .the-, ln*lallall»n. the retiring cnmnianiy-r. Alfred King, tn a tlmllar mtafure by rS-tnsatl ' .Senator Borah. Idaho R»pub‘ inn and a alrsng Influrncs la farm legtolallw. haa not esai•nlttfd himarlf, but hat axpm»ed acriona doubta alwui tha Dglalatlon to hla eonitltuanta. " 1 TAM PA, Jan. 13^ - S U f and -Hinty tax collection* for Damm­ ar totaled I I T U I L S i vehlch I* hurt of on *«tlmot* mod* a few lay- ago by Ta* Collector Jlurnott, and tomowhat urd*r eorrao,>on«ling coIlKtionx fo.‘ tbo prariling year. A total Of *1.1*3^70 was eo|lectr-l during December, 1931, but ha book* were open all that month. Laet month tho hooka wore not op'ned until Dec. 12. Moreover, th* valuation,and tho ulllar* are lower this year, and with thi* decrease taken Into ae. mint, Burnett figured yecilpta to the end of th* yexi were 1.7 par­ ent behind rollactloui for tht pra* .'(ding period. • To* book* will ho reopened thU morning for receipt of taxta. A. Il-count nf 3 percent will t a al­ lowed The Deccmbat dlacodnt waa 4 pirrent. • I > • 1 i ’ \ ;- ■ iv ; i-ake Mary Scouts ' * Winners Of Debate # • _____ — luika Mary D y Scout*, debating .' be affirmative aide of the quea- I", ton, “ A rt th* BaneflU of Foot* ( . all grrater than tho P a ta s rs I’* u r'<* vrr* victor* in a debit* aCs)a|t liemhara of Th* S fil’l Cluh o f tta aka Mary Community Churgb, ■eld during th* eaml-montkty naatlng of the Men's Good F*W ow-hlp Club at Lake Harp tail lig h t i :'p ' Tha Soeut debater* war* an^ f he leadanhlp of Harry Dansi* vnd were: William Muegrtea,' Roae Whltakar, and Jama* Cotta ran. •’ ■ ' 1V J Tha Mtn’e Club dahaUrs wary- �I B a rte r M i a w t I s G ir e a B e a s t A t O rfa ad o M e e t i a g iNUMtHMi ltUWM MltrtUtl**** “ BOWLING NOT^Sr N m r k m tW y b c in lower . . en< r» 'tV fr m r r rftrtm r' probably never ayali * R y I I �t 'M W * * - # * V* Sanford Herald Th e D o w * etmaumerg th a * , farmer* [ aiding agriculture w hich Iwa Yesterday.' 'Sa n fo rd becauae (Continued r i m Fna* Owe) (Continued Front Pag* On*) officer Meantime. ■ pewerfel ally awved k radaction ’ h anor into the Long ramp when Senator strength from 12.*00 to lOjBM. fn r * cnnrtTned became WMeler. an aetd-toapoed debater, Ita report dfacoeelag thb qoea. a in Ihtt co un try w ill fOfl#1 tian, the remndlto* said that br­ anid*# , • ' “ I am willing to <l*«Ura myself. eams af tha re>ertIon of thla do. ippoaed to bring bark Ualcea m w aart of relief lagte- ereaaa "tbla mat Ter la not again latloa la passed, I am wtlliag to presented, although H would aeem ■tarn! Mr* and am that nothin* th* ronelualon of any Informed pareon, without bias nr aelf-inter. pa*ft*i«f' That I* the eras of the Long eat, must be that both economy fllihueter. II* and Senator Thomaa and efficiency would ensue from such n morse.*’ . . fixed amount from one group and giving it to another hav* announced lh*r will Jlllbas. tar the (ilaaa bill antil lb* SenaI* Although O n . Douglas Use A r­ group. But that Is what thla farm .relief measure propones agrees In ronaldar io *m form of thur, chief of staff, ranked the to do. currency inflation to ald.Ua farm­ United States seventeenth la mil­ In the original bill four particular groups were to lie er. Far three days lamp had1held itary strength of land forces, and the floor, reading boohs aland, de- Brig. Gen. Georgs B. Plllsbury, nouoclnir Wall Street a*d-pral*lng rresidrnt.tlecl RootevalL , Fifteen said Bond control work must be feet away from hhn aite tha frail sharply reduced If the budget esti­ 75-yaar-old Senator (ilaaa, dejer. mate* were accepted, the commit­ tion stamped on his finely-carvrd tee refused to make any Increases feature*, lie consider* kb bill vi­ Ilf these Items. It did,' In fact, ra­ tal t« economic recovery, but Loop port It had reduced budget esti­ tiaa hopelessly enwrapped him In mates for all War Department ac­ today's prices and the pre-war prlcea. The tax would he words. tivities by *d,ro«,000. levied agalnnl the miller, In the rose of wheat, and would he One notable budget Increase, The Klngflsh> parliamentary Who ru)i« * M f on tr of priflWjr imper- FR ID A Y, JA N U A R Y 11, IMS for tha governor atop « hilt in swanky Analey exclusive residential section.' Talmadge, w h s s e r r e commissioner* of egrieattvr# fere he became govern* /Tw and* nper*tee a large far T a l f a t r , C a , said h r prdrred also the erection < ‘“smokehouse’* foe curing 'i The governor said ha pit to get cow*, chicken* and.h at the man*Ion and aba ** number of Jileln hound al A rp i'K A — Crntral ring Jfriilt Co. Installing machinal] - turned over by the Treasury to the fartnera who would reBIBI.Ii VERSE FOR TO D A Y CONSIDER OUR L IM IT A ­• .turner. ’ TIO N S :- Lord, make me lo know Thus #e would have It that the connumrr whoae In­ min* end, and the measure of my come ia baaed tin today’s price level would bo paying a apedays, what it is; that I may know dal federal tax no that certain favored farmers could hchow frail t am.— Psalm 39:4. cure for their commodities pre-wnr prices. - We tvndd find that the ten million unemployed, who alrrady are liv­ ing on charity or on rapidly diminishing savings, would he know, !■ k Mrd who ha* taken a required to pay Marly twice as much for their bread and political paddling,—.Mobil# Regis. butter, their cutton clothing and their tobacco as they do U r. „ now. Of courxe the theory of the bill Is that by paying this Old Derr Pits Reveal Indian enormous bounty to the farmers, they as a group would “ Tee hnnerats"— headline. T h e g must huvo had depressions In those daya too. Every now and then a merchant to found who |bcllev*< very .strong­ ly In trading at borne all right but who givea hi* advertising to tome eut-of-lown advertising schemer. Be glad you don't live In North Dakota where th# temperature It registering 17 deft*** below, not above, below, laru. When It get* down to 17 below, It’s getting Senator Austin, of Vermont, doesn’t underntand the nature of women. And anyone who makes the usual political gesture think* that a man ia going to iiay twice bh much for a bjr proposing a five thousand dpi- pork chop or alicc of ham with beef atlll selling at ilcpi'cttMae. No.on* has any great**re­ aped (fir th* wjfv'bf the former prsaUdol ” than! w». but CongrVa* most emphatically should register a protest agaThst the Vermont senator's suggestion, lira. ConiIdgr does not need th* IS.OOO. Uncle Sam most decidedly does. Opposition*to giving the Pre*U dent authority to pravvnl the aMpncnt of arms to warring na­ il i Hons has alrrady emppt-d out ua might luiva bran expected. (Inc aanalnr Insist* that the embargo b* mad* epplicable only to "unjust ware." Now a Ji.t war. as every­ body knows, Is the war waged by Iho aid* on which you li.ippen <» , be or with which v»U happen to ■ ayrapalhltr. So who I, going lo determine in tha case of an arir.<. embargo which side Is— }u-.t and which l* unjust. alon prlcea, has an inordinately exalted conception of hu­ man benevolence. . • TtH*-congrewimen -who vW*d for th * W t muni. Woo** thia, ■but1the farmers are crying for relief and everybody thinks something has got to be done, ao Congress proposes to do It even If It kills us. The formers, who are thus being helped, will suffer most. The rest of us will buy something else. * “The Conquerors” ft ■ - • Even In tlm«n of extraordinary nroapwrity there la nlwaya a certain clasn of pornons, not Infrequently referred to as gloom-chaaera, who continually, preach the doctrine of tliapalr. The country la going to the dogs, the morals or tho people have disintegrated, tho lust for gold la leading overyono to destruction. But theao lamentationa are but whUpi-ra compared to tho wniU which arise when business gets 4>ad. -Today the chorus of long-faced calamity howlers can bo heard above everything else. There Is no limit to the dire things which are recited. Revolution stalks the country; our complete chats of 375 new plane* and let qualified pilots fly an average of 200 hours. Two Items In tha MU were approved by the rommlttre for tha asm* amounts as recommended by the budget. They were LT9.3HMXK) for rivers and Harbors and | I0,05.7,00(1 far Mississippi River flood control works. i KJJSBMtWW T o j l t within.the twat four-yaarf.^ gouts who *re whlmptrii^I^becnunn of )«r d SANFORD, Arthur Dlcklaa e n t e r t a i n e d about *0 •/ his young friends at the horn* of kk parents. M l pad Mr*. J. W . Dkkinaon, Friday av*. alar, an Magnolia Avenue. TS#j i YEARS ACiil Herring. All** Caldwell, MaFklUlps, Fern Ward, AatqJI Lake, Dorothy- Daria, Ruth (MtW. Agnaa BaUwmly, V lr- ^ J i * IRcvv J ■*YHI * t n * K M a * •^>*1- r I’t -T *n That’s US GbOD W ILL, RADIO 8BRVICB In K-mleoU Tire Ikon “ I'd Ilka to have the attention of the chair please.*’ lit got It. Then abruptly Huey changed bin tone.' Ills face was on* vast, sSuthlng smite; Ms words dripped with aweelnesa as he announced that- out of tbe blgnesi of hi* hbart he would alloWMhe .8*pat* lo consider the first deficiency bill, Hvnator llale, in charge of Ue a M ilW i fs s k tU h o ts promptly and accepted the offer. Thereupon a debate lasting an hour and a half began whlla the Klngflsh rested. H* strolled out of the chamber for a moment and daring his shsenca tha Senate re­ sumed consideration of tha (Has* bill. n For on* awful moment It teamed the Klngflsh had slipped and io*r loaf in* th* floor. Then, Then ram* up anu a crash like th* clap of doom In the rtoakroom and bong catapult­ ed Himself into tho chamber, |a|klug while (till In flight. “ Yon senators batter not leave,,’ h# said, "lift the Sensfo b* in or­ der so I can talk. If you leave you’re going lo mis* what I tay and you ’wouldn't want to do that, would yopT" (Continued From Page One) qraa speculating desperately, Juet before Kreuger1* sultld*. Slier disclosed Eastmaa-Dlllon be­ fan lo *•]! ll short abort In Kreuger slock* stock* with th* financier’* approval*from a trading account established for him. Earlier In tb« dajr the commit­ tee heard critlclam of Lea, Higglaeon "to Co., Amerlceq. banker* foe Kreuger, because af their ftilura lo prevent substitution of lafertor colMtenl back af WAOOJXM Kreuger A Tell bond* they floated in/ilji* country. H*iv>r. Max Winkler; New York professor Of economics Uy| presL dent 0f tha AmerVehn council af foreign bondholdwn. Said th* HJgL glnson company bad'Mfled to fwlfilrtU obligation to It* tuslomer* by permitting the suletltutton af th* coQ«Ural, which bo said re­ mitted hi the bond* * being worth |140 today kutond af 9400. » Altoehul toatlftoA th* Stock Exchange did not require an audit­ ing of IJv* Kreuger codpany 'to r'tria of Th* Herald wa find *j»b Philip U1l*ndorf. of M lfm l.-U * sold three jot* fur thirty (liouaand * dollars which he had bought ffwr year* prevlouaJy for flva thwuaand. The tile* o' eight yea;* ago or* full af similar Bern*, but .had forgotten for th* niomant that riis th thing* actually Tthpiwtw# V Mt before th* great boom of Thoeo wet* good old d a-i all right. Imagine buying a Mt-oday i n l l i dad'l ■W road thla weak. BUY IT WITH WHAT YOU SAVE Amazing Chapter I b Written IiV 'Life Story Of K re u g e r ■.?„* , Of.pits Democratic disapproval . nf a two pur ('■•lit sale* lax lu Helaye* the budget. House leaders ere pi*pared to volt what In some Inatanccs would amount to a hun­ dred percent antes tax In th* vein hop*' of boosting th* price level for certain /arm product*. The domestic allotment plan which ■ eems almost aura to dm * doe* nut Increase tha petehasftig power of the cqjmtry. It almplr tak«s away a part of Mix purchasing power of th* consumere and give* lift# the producers. * Another reaeon far xml InaMUly lo pay tear* to the , Middle West ha* recently been repealed by the Post Office P*“ > putment. For ton long r i * " ' " JTw e n , storied a, mush . , » » < « - wdckfy from thousand* of NWdl* ~ed the National Guard. The rom. afternoon ha had shouted, as lattice said the Increase would al­ members of the Ileus* cam* over ia W motnriiatlon of National lo stand along tha rear wall and Guard . artillery unite and permit watch llv spectacle, lie aalil he 41 Instead of 33.75 armory drills was makinr this fight In hehlf of as the budget proposed. the "forks-of-lhc-roaH people— the Possibly because of the objec­ little fellow who rune a store at tions of Chairman Rosa Collins of the cross roads." the suh-rommlttr* to horses In the “I am a fork* of the'load fellow army, the bill carried not n rent myself," he revealed. i>£ome of far the purchase of addittonaf mounts. The air roeps allowance was oMhc-road fellows stick, togeth. continued without substantial re. ■faction, the hill carrying 123,537,• er? " No one ban an answer immedi­ 000 and authorising contracts for ately available. Long paused and new airplanes to the eltent of $3,. (hen nulirdf that Vke-Praaident 000.000. This will nllow the purCurtU was conversing with the accrrlary of tha _____, . A frown ____ »ni I g e n e r a l practice at that darkened the Kingflsh'e faert* he tim* with such European con. spoke to Curtla in the tune a cems. school teacher employe In repri. mending to a pupil taught chew. ■ h o w a th a t q w n o r s o t m an a vo ra go o f o t« t 1 a lo n a . A d d t o t h ia m n • m o n t h o n th a a c t u a l �A* — '• * .xa s s H t ItflfflNS* »£tfk4j»wtoC?A4.. • > » . . E/ l ' ~ " ' t ^ k » ‘ ~rs Presbyterian Group Hostess A t Meeting Social Calendar - • - - - ’ With about 100 repreoartattva* ^ auxiliaries o f Pm byt.rian rrvsada o f Mrs. U. R. s u n n * church** in Dnytcan Beach t her M M cn Park Avenue. M re.8. R. Ire a T jr, ,1 Orlando, tto Rnest « f her daughter, Mrs. u,eu nd’ ° ,tan^ y In attendant*, th# raetn- Y a 's n J I I I L 'W U K g . Otto And.Vt.on left last N-J ^ y . preaidmtt of th# Orp u for Albany and New York * “ « « ; ;* ■ * * * J IT 5 »* h # r e Mte rlalt her slste, lh* ■»<* « " * ^ N - WkltV k abort tint* " * r. o f this etre, w . corned th* T** ___ ji vtiitora. / Dr. C. L. Park, who has be.n Mrs. W. J.' Mutdriw, of Fort I With InfltMnxa at hi* hom* on Meade^ president * f th* 8L John* Feat Sixteenth Street, Is reported Fresbyterlal, Introduced the fuli he Imprbving today. Mowing group of c(Thera who war* • |present: Mr*. S. E. Ivee, of OrMra. A. 11. Moses left today.for.Undo, foreign missions secretary; rnnawlek, G*. where .he will!Mrs. Fred Lane, c f DeLand, seein her mother, lira. Jk. Zelmen- rrtary i f literature; Mrs! II. rtt^ and Julius Zelmenovltx, and Wumble, of Apopka, synodkal and i from-there to New York City preabyterlal hom* mission*. »*<■pend a abort time. rotary; and Mrs. E. D. Brownlee, . k . ' t vice-president of .St. Johns Prea(hrtartar.*" ■BWad and vlwo month* at various During tha morning session a pofata In the East Mrs. Richard rtiind table dlaetuslpn c f method* T m Eyck has arrived to spend th* used In circle work of tha various ^ filte r her* and ha« opened her auxiliaries was held and a discus­ TNmM ' oo Washington Avenue. sion of ways and means r f Chrlallan social servlet in the various John J . Galloway, Miss commuaitlea took plat*. Mr*. IL E. I Nix, and Miss /arolyn Russell1 , acecmpanied hy Mra. F. wilt motor to Orlando to. 8. Vdrnay, sang, "Our Task." ' r to attend n luncheon to b* Following tha luncheon at l'J;00 f« r alumnae of Shorter o’clock in tha social rooms of the •of Rome, Ga. church Mra. 8. E. Ive* led a dis­ ;i Wallace W. W rlfhl will cussion o f foreign mhsisn* and KAea a* tor gueste Sunday at her Mr*. Muldrow explained the effi­ torn# 00 MellonsiUe Avenue, Mr. ciency chart u**d In th* auxiliary « t d M r» R. F. Howard. Mr. and work. William DuBose then ren­ Mr*. R if. Howard. Mr. and Mm. dered a votcal aelo with Mrs. F. 8. •liAJaa 'Howard, and Julian How. Vemay as accompanist. ara, of Orlando. T V main faature of the meeting of th* Literature Department of thi Woman’. Club held Wedneadap afternoon in the dub room* on Oak Arena* wa» an addree-* made by Mr*. Preston Rambo, of Winter Park. Mr*. F. ,M. Matter and Mrs. 0. 11. Brown ware host­ esses at th* m oling amt about 24 persona war* in attendance. Mr*. Rambo, who made h.r home in Rraill for IR years, talked in­ formally about the homt life, cub lure, refinement, and background of the upper eta** In that coun­ try. She spoke of the beauty of the country and o f thr satisfaction of th« people with the treatment giv. cn them hy American* who have ccrgessioiu there. She predicted a great fatur* for Brasil and urged the • women- at th«s meeting to familaria* t h e m s e l v e s with event* taking plae* in tha country. She added that, contrary to the common Delief that the country'l* mad* up largely o f negroes and Spaniards, most of the Inhabitants i . *1? .^ * 7 - >nquf rorel co. t e 1" ' Dlx and Ana Haedlng, which iMn*d yesterday. 'm i l * V P " r th* United •0*1*1, from 1873 b .-j-f,* A n qu rean " bring. a n 'Z p jH n g and encouraging message v, every mad and woman and child in over the regular, meeting o f tha Jbnlnr High School P.-T. A. htld Tuesday afternoon in the auditori­ um o f the Junlnr High School with about .15 members in attendance. Th* meeting opened with the repitltinn o f "th?-'Lord's prayer after which a meaaage from Ih* nation­ al president was read. During the meeting reports were made by Mr*. J. J- Gates, treasurer; Mr*. M. Mlnarik, pid»llcatlon chairman; Mr*. Geor^a R'. Ilahe, wslfar* chairman; aim Mr*. Valle Wffllattfl. MapiDtlifr tiair- POST IN m -dy.' Her raicer n an offir* GAINESVILLE. Jan. l.t—Th# hi-L'ef ho* been ton brief t );»uI I'mvrrsity of Florida has petU fy mueh criticism r comment. My only juar.rl with her I- |tamed the Federal Radio I ommiti siofi for^authority to broadcast at. hat ah# found it necevary. about night time, on a reduced power, the time .he went t fo n t ;r«a, t. over State and University radio * ill one p { the te*t political station W IltIF, •lories t u r toil. lhi « nnrrative This information ram* front m i to the effect that after Mr President John J- Tigcrt upon his lly W ILI.IS J. ABBOT I f Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt. ttiyan'o aerond defeat. Mis* iSulh r.turn from Washington where he during the srason' whi-h endedI v hen he hetbrne. President', snail •tatting 'dowrtown, from then was one o f Tit citterns of the »til| desire tn'malnta'n the repute home In Lincoln. .aw » »trect cut United States exclusively invited Jan. I. Fore.-t offt.-iat* estimated that tiun f i r pr I-vi ess ire and lib<rinI ]u*t pausing the r r.ter. Without to attend Ih* conference on the more ado *hr start* I out at a •'I'risi* in Education." between three and fodr hundredI thought which he Insisted an Dr. Tiger! said h ■ conferred deer wire killed in th* ♦-rest jnest'y during his campaign. h>- •wifi run to ratch it. area last y.arl There‘ were three ruu'd hardly give a better mani­ It was th# i.ay 'of h. tee-drawn with the chairman pi the Federal lea se rs for the decree**, Mr. festation o f It -than by the up car. and the conductor, seeing Radi,, Commission, the chief fed­ Itoward said. First, there war-- point ment d ■ w. man to her ruining, instead of stopping eral examiner, and Several turn, fewer dnr in some localities; cabinet |»>-ition. male »ign« that there wn* another hers of the commission. W ltUF shares wave-length with second, the campaign of the It is in-tred high time (hat ome car right behind him which shi Game Protection Association to President should thus recogntee could easily ratch. Nevertheless station KOA. Denver, and cloaca observe gains laws more closely th* fact that under thr American i«he kept up her violent pursuit. its program daily at sunsrt, Den­ had gotsi results; third, then- petit leal system wtmrn p The r nductor, kept trying to tiraw ver time. It ha* g power of 11.000 ware fewer hunters. , all the political ohliralions and her attention to the car behind, watts, hut I’ rrsident Tlgert said Tbeie nere .about 200 permits political right* so long mn ipo- but with Intlooiitabie rourag,. and hat tlir University has asked the iaeu.-d for camp fire* in tha for­ jli.ed by pirn. But among the mil-"’* knack or fa«t runnirg she fin- Federal Radio Umnmieaion for est, nearly a* many as thr ptr- Ileal right, though theoretieal.y ally caught the desired vehtr e •■vstiing hour hroadraatlng facili­ ties ut n potter of only 1,00(1 vlous year. old land swung herself aboard the i possessed by them, t hi watt*. Gam- Warden John Slovens is by , platform. « high i-fflce either by elrcti n - Th|ornvwrrrt*vint(,“TmtTTtT>tyu‘'Wni' not y-t trady to make a close ,iApIWUUUnon**kaa•hastn-Uwrl•Rn hfMT*' ' - • ^ r w r - ' < ’T T . u ^ ^ i T h r r ; n “ * not act upon the. university'* ap­ -aatia*au-.«»r—the—mrmteT "Br*lli‘W spretrd. (d-'et r, who like evetyhody else plication until some time *next killed, hut said Monday that A Jitorgla woman **t In th* in Lincoln knew hnr weV. why in month, it was indicatrrl. (her# » « < only aboi-t 'h a lf as many killed diking th* past il Unltril State* Senate far a sh ft the world didn't you lake that car * year a* u year ago. The number lime by gracr of u gubernatorial behind ?” LAKE WURTH Gulf Stream lKit of Irralh anil exhausted, drifpped from 'amund 400 to appointment, Mrs. Caraway, wid­ nearer 200. lie likei%ie said the ow of a former United States •he responded, "Well, I th- light it lli-lil ntirnrd fur season under work of the Game T’rolertivo 'SenaUr, wdl succeed her h land 'was high lime for some i ne in thr maringvnivni of Mr. and 'Mrs. It. llwi-n. Aaaociation was bringing result-, in the upper house uf the next llryan family to run for some­ and nla n n l that there were I'ongtrss as the re*u1t of a fair­ thing and gel it.** preen ally n» . doe killed It ly won election. She is the first Now much to qrejtrtef, for I . t VltUAIF TIIAN LB legally this year. woman t ■ have attained «Uih ml- hale It- see * good «torjr»»pmle<r, WV wisli In thank our friend* |ifrnce hi this nounal fashion. Mr*. Itwrti denied the truth of fur tbvir many kimlnesses and f ° r Many women will no doubt he this anecdote in a public A air­ thv U-n iliful ttural nffvrings dur­ suggested to President-Elect menl short y after 'she came to ing thi- recent illm - • and death uf R». sevrt, and for different placet. t 'o r g r r --. iinr wife and sister. IV isoiuiIIv. it has always seemed "Why in the world dal you do J. D. PARKER W*. S. CALHOUN iJfrratmg uniter a new nam ■ to me that the DtpartmvAt of It,” I said. “ Well,* she rr«|i- nded, "the (L It. CALHOUN. and a new management the open Labor offplctl an rspi-cialty gnod —Adv. feminine activities. thing never did happen uuywny, sir rurh market now known a* the j field L r Manhattan Market, at Second St., |Moreover, it would seem to le and I just got tired of trying to and I’almettn Avenue, it stocked i mighty got)j ptditlc* or a I’ resl- answer politely letters from peo­ with what mav be termini one nf ldrn| !• rnl himself nf the ancient ple, who weuld write lor u-klng the largrst -and mint complete I anil irrltbtirg struggle over con-j if I didn'i remember that they lines nf friils -nml vrgvlaitrs in trel of this dcpatitm nt’ hy one or were in ,l1iul M l) cur vslit is I |the other i f th,, lab r orgahlsn-1caught it.’* J. G. Michael,_wh( fur many -turns-nf the nation. ) Asiile frmi You Should years ha* liven associated with tluAs a mutter of fa. t. of courn-, anecdote, this S.-o I t - ! I t produce business in Snnfunl, i- rganixed Igbm is greatly M u ts* identify tl Ihv new owner and manager nf litiniuity among the working peo- dents to who this business. Today Mr. Micha I pie of .the United Slates. There tere.stmg. it urgnl all shupps-fx to nutire. the ■Is no legitimate reason for iiink- ‘I'rality nf th • pvrlally-prire-l Items lislcil in lim ing this highly hi north * |Hi»ition R r»u decleve opening adverli>rment appisiring ore i f the p*rc|uislte* of any so- and assume a •Isrwln-rv in this i**ue. Kvcrynmiailed labor lender And the fact vb'nal |es|<a« Is inVIle.l to visit this market and that the i'hil Jrrr.V Hurra:, the wholly unAil Inspect the produce handled thrt". llun-au of luuiiigralion, the WornA (i-irt • f en's Bureau and the lliunng Cor- hern spent in poration wilt come under the au- senmd hii»l>*i thi.rlty of thi* department rhief the British -veins to make the wink of That wounded iltiii p-sitlnn one tnr writen n prgrra- amt nursed » sive woman would l>e pnrtieularly lion ly her i well filtAl. . paasiug in. I The oliviuu* deslra' illty of-hav- w" ' “ rc>nhing the Uhil-lren'a Uiitiau under ■'rved a< n w feminine *u|iervl*loii ha« lung j ‘‘ "teor Aid l>een rrcognltetl, and Mi»* linn-1 Ltrypl-I’aivsli Ahhcil. the present load of the *11 1'h‘iida t-ureau. Is hring promiru-nlly men*■" good » tinned as a Secnlary of I jiIhic. ! "P* rl-*l u,,l'nl The Bureau tif Immiiratloli bus nieni >f high much to do with reuniting famllb -hip'among ti which have been aapmated hy the ll" , 'e* If llo r «e iperatlan of Ameriru i Immixro-j'Pmlffir* » f tton Uwx, urul Ciifiiiif f«'*r mriimtu " I 1kb rlmrii*! and children who rotnii from for- nud also a ccr rign countries. The Women's Hu- 'tctiuii inherli ri-ttU and the llnus.ng t'orpuation "takes it easy both obviously Invite feminine Fter to underi -nvldioit* urul iK-rhon- tnnlnhie 'F” * aland* un Long Political Back­ ground O f Bryan’s Daughter I s Cited Open Air Market Is Under.NewOwnership Junior High P.-T. A. jfcpic O f UJS. Pioneers Has Meeting Tuesday J* Showing A t JMilane Mrs. W. II. Stewart presldrj i ^ q ’t o screen at tire* Mllaric n P ^ M W e r e live* today a mighty hop* and romancen " l ■* T j l H histcry. ; R BO-Radio 'Broadcast R ig h ts iExtended To Night In O cala National Forest Area In ’32 CHANCE TO LAND Last Times Minnic Bess Echols Hostess A t Meeting Mrs. Housholder Has - Party For Her Club "With Ml** Minnfc Bv*» Echols as hostess, the regular business ard social meeting of the Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Chutrli was held last night at th# home i f Mist Echols, 014 Myrtle Avenue. Following the Short business ia . , s s r ^ M !b F V , 'r . Famous Economist To Speak In Gainesville ’' ‘“^m iRm VlNlnif'th* m artber^of lt was deetdad that delegate* tha Duplicate Contract Club Mra. 'ate heur when refreshment* were m>j*£jnirtt,re, that on* emerges will be tent to tha National Par­ E. F. Housholder * entertained served by th# hostese, assisted by f r j n f t t o 'theater with a rourag* rot* Congrea* to taka plae# In with a bridge party -yesterday her mother, Mr*. E. C. Eehul*. Those present were; Mrs.'hl. T. to tie * u y- task; an ambition to Hollywood 0n Apr. A and Apr. TIT afternoon at her home on West aurmounL any' toerier and a faith and that a program will be pre­ Reventrenth Street High score Newby, teacher, Mis* Kvalft-n sented In ceUbration of Founded prises, linen gvdet towels, were Cust, n visitor, Mr*. David McNaii. to congtor any problem. ! Tha film-makers hav* taken a Day. Tha attendance prix* for the awarded to Mrs. F. ‘J. Gonaalet, Mr*. John Whltlahar, Mrs. Archie ffrw t topans# of canvas and there­ day was awarded to section two, and Mrs. A. P. Connelly at tha Franklin, Mr*. Homer Little, Mr*. room U , and grade eight. on painted a itirring alory of beconclusion o f several b- ard* uf W. J. Pelt, Mr*. Henry English, During the social hour Mr*. Si­ and the Misses Minnie Bess Echduplicate bridge. meon Shaw, nationally known i|s, Lorens' Franklin, Minnie Beck, A t the teB hour a salad course chalk talk artist, *nt*rtaiMd with and Annie Laurie Jower*. drawings of south«m scene* and was served by Ih* hostess, as­ Mla'a Carolyn CoUltr rendered two sisted by Mrs. W. C. Hill. Quan­ piano sotoa. Mr*. Volia Williams tities of white *t*r Jasmine and then invited th# members to the cherry laurel were used to adorn lunchroom where refreshment* tha rooms where the guests were entertained. were served. _ Those present were: Mr*. R. Opie Read, famous entertainer A. Newman, Mr*. J. E. Hrnme. lmi humorist, who i* giving a Ilcvabla human beings whoa* vi­ farewell tour of America, will sion founded tonka, built railroad*, present a platform entertainment created phonographs, harnessed here on Monday avening at 8:00 •lectricity, discovered tha use of P. M. at tha South Ride Primary ateam, invented flying machine* School auditorium with tha South Cold Weather and submarines and th* many Hide Primary P -T . A. a* »pon*or. Predicted. A special damonstraticn uf fuut other miracles of aelenea that have Mr. Read will go from here to all made our civilisation tha moat parts of the United State* to give -umfnrt will be rsplained ami entertainments and will bring '.eiunnitrated at thv It and A Dradvanced In th* world. his tour.to a rinse next June at paitinent Store on Sanford Avenue On* can net attempt to analyse Carnegie 11*11 in Now York City. •rtl Monday by a representative thi* film product In th# raterary A bridge parry and luncheon It is expectetk that a largo term Dr. Mm. Scholl's staff of of a motion picture. It la much was gfyag yesterday morning hy number „ f Sanford parson* will at­ i-xperta. bigger than Just so many thou­ Mrs. Floyd A.Palmer, 1800 r*ltend Mr, Head's anlertginmcnt sands o f fret of fl'm. The reprv-vntativv will show It la truly an «pic—an epic that, malto Avenue, for th* mtmbers of here Monday. Profeaaor G. B. Mc­ hmv quickly pain ran lie relieved her bridge club. Bridge games Kay, principal ()f Saminole High within an hour and a half, por­ arid th* cause uf fu-1 trim Mr. may tray* th* gn at lov* o f a boy and war# *njty#d until t:00 o'clock School, said that he Jieat-d Mr Ih- relieved. In a tetter to nfflwhan luncheon ara* served on the Read for the fir»t time 2 -1 yrar* a girl who ara privileged to lie* card table* in courses by tha age ami attended *hla talks five rla - of thr store'recently he said through many generation* to ih that "When your fret hurt, you com* tru* Ih* dreams they bald hostess, ass 1stto hy Mra. E. F. times after that withipit losing hi* hurt all orer; your health, your Housholder and Mrs. B, L. Per­ desire to hear him again. look i, your efficiency—all ir-flact kins. th* rvll effect* rf painful feet.” Whep acoreAUNr* added, high TO GIVE RPANIBH COURSE The teste-*rgJre^l>Klhe public seer* prix*. n lasender chenille with no obligation to pui^h*>r Dr. bathroom rug, waa awarded to It was announced this morning Schools many it'media* and deMra. C, R. Kirttey. Vs**s and by Mr*. C. IL Mason that anyon- vlrv. for Ih,. comfort of aching bowls of rft**a and hibiscus were intmsU-il in taking a Spanish fret Th* II and A Department arranged In various places about coarse from Mrs. Unto, instructor -Grlegend Store maintain# "at a ll' tlmtm.g tha rooms whan th* gu*s(a were in Bpam-h at Rollina College, with foot comfort department for thr received. -J ' • ( tha Woman's Club ax * sponsor, ronienlenc, i f Its customers. Th* Those present w«re: Mra. Ralph must communicate, with bar hv /St o c k 132.50 fium D. Wight, Mra. If. 8. Wiggins, Monday. The Womna's Club I* li-t will bu (Uimislrated U:INI o'clock in the morning until Mra. J. is Hurd, Mra. B. L Par­ sponsoring this courad at the reI thi o'clock in th<- afternoon. kins, Mra. C. R. Klrttoy, Mrs. D. D. qn:at of a number of Women In the Caldwell nnd guest, Mrs. P. M city who arc InleW Ud In study­ Wright, Mra. A* W. Fltu, and ing Spani"h. SEBRJNG —Wm. Muff nntl son* Mr*. E. F. Ilouaholder, luncheon iqt iid retail store In ounmt litin with bakery on North Pin* Street. DELRAY BEACH — Repair* being am,'1 t*> old -Chamber of Casameti-- li:ilL ’■ R M l j i t o iseArriW' of thi* timely •REMENDOUS REDUCTION :'l - ON ’ Ople Head Will Give Entertainment Here Saturday Double Show Foot Expert Will Be In Sanford Monday j Mrs. Floyd Palmer Is Hostess A t Luncheon Martin’s Garage THY NKWZO Kt.r Itrhlair test, b t t s u , T s l. i.r . nittg W vrnu, Is * all shin lrHI*ll"ti* <-r laaaet Bite*. POM an-1*. iDuaay hack asuranI .. . ir n.-l •atlatleC M r *al« a( TOUCHTON’8 BANFOBD JNUJQ CO. W, 1st Street Frank Levin and Martin have the experience and egnlpaaent <a da year Jab. 8 *« no aad _Lt' •*»• money. . 3" Rayon Fringe) 'I Marquisette Tuilori'il 'Panels only SHOES AUDITORIUM DAYTONA BEACH LEVITZKI Eminent Pianist 9 5 ^ o $ 2.95 Shop Here Hut.. Jun. 14th. 8:15 P. M Inti-nuitiorully Known Eighteenth American Tour W e lb o rn ’ SiirpMdtd by Nonu Price 11.00, $ U 0 and »2.CHI plus tux ,, PMone 939 . P1ILHT ST. N tx l to W. U, SASH Curtains I v o ry with colored bordurn plain or ruf­ fled. The quality is unuxuully good at the low price of only . . . JC. PENNEY QO 212-214 E. 1st 81. �4 » ttp tji j j*f in* mcmIU.' v ^ | 7 T | i c«rt)*,*at count*** of i.emine, q.in n a PU X I l J x ’U A i v u l / i m . Lambert I, Count of Mom, A m A D I IT U A T V r ! Maluiut **■ » . e **- K u l l t i II, Count iff Pclcgne, U t n i U U j E / l T l i i U L l E t 't U m . *t • r. Count of Boulogne. e n e a k x r y O f F o r m e r *10’ tn- ,d* * *•«**«. P r »«ir W H a rl T l J of .*W fw IV. Lui. L«a.lM , r r e s i a e n i n s . a 11- and hid Godfrey, cr-uader, King l u e t n o u s B e g i n n i n g »r J n u »i.» ; Baidw.n, cnuajer. em; KusUc* III, MEW TPORK. Jan* 13— Tht lln* cap* o f tha Coolidfe famiy, ki* baan traced to Ckarlamjgne in (he book, "Your Family* Tree", ,by David Starr Jordon and. Sarah Louisa Kimball, publlihed by D. Appleton A Co. in 19211. The g*(i**l,-gy of Calvin Cool* Idge follow*: Charlemagne, d. A. ll. fill; m. Hildegarde, of HwaJjia. I.ouI* I, King of France, in. Judith the Fair of llawaria. Charles II, King of France, Loui* II, Kl.nr of Frame. Charle* III, King of Frame, in. Zglra, daughter or Edward Die Eider, King of England, A. II. H0I-U2B, *'.n of Alfred the ({real. King of England. A. II. H7S-MI. Lnui* IV, King o f France hi. I’ rlneis Gerbergd’, daughter of Henry I, the Fowler, Emperor of fiermany n n nf Otto lluke of Faulty Im. Ilrdwigr,? daughter, of Arnoul, King of (krotApj Ca»+r n # ^ ‘WrrY‘v r ‘1fiV'iit1a:” »ori o f I/iul* I, King of afurecald), ■on of Ludolph, lluke of Saxony, and hi* wlfr, lledwlge, daughter nf Etrerard, lluke of Friniil, and fcla wife, flisela, ilaugkter of Lcu^ I, King c f Frame,pfortfaid. tk a t'e i Jluke of Kgther l/irralne, tn. Donne, Cuunte** d’Ar- A&P 7 W otkor two rail* war* •n Dee. 7 o«4 Doe. J* fcr .U MELBOURNE, J*». 1Z— Paper* M and KM.00 respectively. in another msndtroup auit, tha third of |ta kl::d sine* N i t . I, w in ■•prril upon city offi:lala Wedoesday afternoon. i * Croffrey da Doul'.gne, m. daugh­ ter of (leoffrey de Mandewiila. William d* Dmijpgnr i'hataniond de Boulogne da Tll»Ity m. .Matilda. 4 Sjrbi la da Boulogne, m Eoguer* rah de Flanree. * William de Fiennes, Lord ’ of Martock. • ( IMughter, name unknown, m. Barlhrtomew lie Hampden, In Biicklnghamahfre. Sir Keglrald De llornpilrp, nt. Agnes, daughter of Sir Ingram Hurfon. Kir Alexander De .Ifnmpdin, m. )|.irian, daughter uf Sir Bryan Il*tdhy. " Sir Krginald lie llampdnn, m. Nichols, daughter of J'.hn De Grsnville. Sir John Dn Hampden, m. Jean, daughter of Sir Philip De Ale.>tury. Kir Edmund De' llnmpden, m. It i « t l » -VI*t**ia •Josephtwo“ Hem*."*" *"•.... " JHl«klfcJl#.4Valaalneeph data of U * martgsgw h*r*la to clo »d , oW h a »» alaoa atcrood. a th* lai»r**t* " f alt H M f vonaati aaM a r tM llr * « r « t l « r HUM I of Tha tm *« al iha a a k o £ 1*pandwna herein. to rom pat th* c it y , to SC to covering amount* claimed tq fca pa it dua tn 22 bond coupon*. Tha , anit point* out that tha city ha* col* Iwrtrt! anil row ho’da tha monay for payment c f lh »»* coupon* amt require* th* ciiy to ihow cauta on Jjn. Id why a peremptory writ ■hall not be D*6td against It. ta<t week the city com mini; n ihstructcd K. VV. Duller, city at* E lubeth Putnam, m. Captain t'rney, to file aciwera to the two Banjamln Putnam, inn of Nathanpreviously filed eulta. Tha new ac­ ial Putnam, bapllstd at Ashton tion will prchably come op fur dliAbbots, Oet. II, 1619, d. July 21. ITOO, and wife Elisabeth Hutchi­ son, 1629-T‘H. Deacon Tsrrspt Putnam, m. Priscilla Baker. Priscilla Putnam,, m. Allan, Brown, Jr. Israel Putnam Brown, I7HI-M61, m. Sally Brlgg*. Sarah Brown, m. Israel Putrsr.Brewer. Sarah Almeda Brewer^ m. Cal­ vin Galuiha Ccolhlg*. Colonel John CooHdge, m. M) pay t total of H A S M IL L IO N S OF Satisfied Customers Camelslsl I* i l l w a d t» to a t d*r at aatd *•!*. * » 4 ta fc *r*dU aa ll* bM, altar H >aa|| ooaaa.aad ailnrary’* f*#a tit at tot tho amaunt found la W taa h r Ih* riaal darra* In i M f l a M Th la tha till <•** a t J a f H r , KO TIC W Is hers Or given by th. uadtratfhsd a a .K p e c k t M a s t s h»r*ln h m ie r n r e ’ aapslntsa In |k ab**e • m ill'd reus*. |ha* *Ur suant to lh* fin a l d*cr*e hereto rum • n lirr* herein. I w IR nn l h ih. i »ji ith ilar *< V*hm err, A. >i. t f u .UlliltW*1 NOTICE!! ISfSSroSr!^! JACK FLYNT , D. W. WAKKKi* l W. WRIGHT ............PHONE 747^ 917 WEST FIIWT HTRMT PHONE M . D . G A T C H E I d L JS N O L O N G E R C Q N N E C T E D W I T H B E T T E R F O O D S T ft KITCHEN TESTED CQMt*buNll WOMEN W'HO’VE GIVEN US A TH0H0IIG1I TRIAL HAVE NOT REEN DISAPPOINTED. They have (he eom|ilet« artnurance when they trade In sn A&l* Store that their ourehaHe repreneotn full value for the money spent, pad everything they buy b Ruaranleed to fflve complete uatlgfucllan. 4 WITH PURCHASE OF 10c PKG. OVER SEA OATS IO NA BHAND-1 UK, YEtiLOW CLING PEACHES KELLOGG’S—A skw m m i HKD CIRCLB "Vigorous "Itlih and Full Badied" and IW lM y' J P 'W t P BEANS OSCEOLA %£■ PURE FRUIT • 4c l ceK E A L-W H E AT ,♦ * H fm H 1m >m - < S ilB B -B S / ’ OVERSEA. LH. 25e ;« m i wk j h JL 'H 4^4Ph? Gsecoia PeAcheM—No. 2 dm! ’ . . Osceola /Qprii—No. 2 can........ Osceola Cut Beapa—No. 2 can... Oaeeola IJ m a Beana— No. 2 CAn___ '___ ... Fancy 7tj.Mli Kiic Over Ses HotoinyMNo. Mf\ Oyer Sjea Kreut—No. 2Vi can... IllNA BRAND PRUNES, Hi. TOMATOES, 4 -No- 2 Cana XiRANIIMIITIIKIt'K U rg e U a f FINEST DRIED DREAD. HLAt'K-KYK PEAS. lb. A A I*'* Pure t^namery Tul, ur Print IHITTEH. lb- KNGOIIE PREPARED Hunnylleld tjuick CiHiking ROLLED OATS. I '/, lb- pkg, NI’AGHEtri, 3 Tall Can* WIIITEIIOIWK HHANIVf-Tall Can APRICOTS, 2 No. 2Vi Cana . OVERSEA OVERSEA Regular 10c Pkg, GRITS PhllUp’s SPAGHETTI o Sc ^ o l A.' ..........i - '^ ( T ,.JI 2 No. 2 Cans 5c fiOBN sc^olT IONA BRAND DEI.ICIOUS EVAPORATED MILK.......... L. C. PANCjAKE FLOUR gUEKN ANN LOG CABIN MINCE MEAT. V * - Phil. COLD MEDAL "KITCHKN TK*»TKII" KK FOOD *-lb. Rag DRESSING FLOUR BLUE ROHE FIN E ST HltUKTBMlNG CLBAN-8 WRKP—RTIIONO J-HTHING LETTUCE, i APPLES BACH ONIONS* 5 Iha. Head* LETTUCEJteberg I........ .... " *' ' w FANCY BANANAS SWEET BLACK TWIG WHJTEj ’BAGoN ~.amtTPound APPLES-Fancy Box ST E A K S , CARROTS, Bunch S f B WasrVHN POBR LbtN ji i[ t, : V ' AjSi'k1 '!!^'7rr. v# ii v .M ^ 5V«Va•-*. ft elLCv* % • w fc fe iflU ^ B s z ___"C during Ih* l i n t hour* o ^ e a l* . ol Calvin Coolldge, b.' Juty 4, IK72, Anne De |lani|Mlen, m. Wllllsm Governor of Massachusett*. Presi­ De Puttenham, of Peon, Buck*. Nlrholas ■ Put ram, <f I’er.r, dent <f tha United Stales; m. llet. 4, 190'r, Graft Anna Cioodhuf. Burks. Ilinry Putnam, of KddlestH.rouch, IWfi. I.EKSHURII—W. \y. Ittrhard Putnam, uf W" uglilon, npaneil wholesale conf Burk*, m. Joan. bu«lner i on South 4th St. John Putnam, uf Itowahsm, seaton. ?J T ± ? * rhiS loaxsjlia ifimlntno! HONDURAS—JS’Iba. �% THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY It, U U f ■' . ■*» ^ 1 **■ " " ■* *■ ■ ■ y * --------------- — - pace m n ----------------- A O il DIME* A i u n n . . n i t T^on«ww 4 ason LOVETT VUONE28 FREE DELIVERY Chemist Predicts They Will Alcan Much To S t a t e Of Florida P IG G LY W IG G LY SANFORD LETTUCE ELERY WHITE or flRTKETS m ordim r |„ Knl<rrt i I’almrr. ,, chemH fur the N 'rn(•••,( Cum. . puny. «ln i rp*■k«■ b"fnr" lb,. Rn. '« ,« MAXWELL HUUS c o o k in g APPLES LARGE BUNCHES U IM IV IM U V IIV M — *:•»:♦ White Ring FLOUR l*ijr CIuli nt II, irgutnr Icltrhrnn 1 ^ CARROTS & PounJtt ONIONS INDIAN RIVER 2 Diwt'ii 10/ ORANGES I S/ ............-* ---------— •HiEFrEF GRAPEFRUIT 5 .................. KTOKES S E L L S • NUCOA Rest Line Fruits and Vcpetahlcs To Ho Had FORREST GATCHEL’ S FRI. & SAT Cash Grocery -— Meat Market 406-Dpwn On Sanford A ve.-408 5 POUNDS 5 NUCOA Grade nirelimr T u m U y , I *i , Mr. I’ntmrr Inlkrft ab.nl thr ^fitnm nl lunkinj*** ihlnc in hi- nn' pruf* - 'ix i .In lln r ihnt .l. iojnp. *' infill m tK» nntlil nf IthliNlry I” ’’' iv rr- ,r»iv>Unt!y rallmi; i’jj »h ;iji - 1 '*TT* i’il. fur new prtnliirfr. •or that " 1 nf nr ptcfiitt, nf llio rhrnu i were 1 .Wa\wrll Iloutte Piiuntl COFFEE 19/ Best Grade WHITE \ \\ Y HE \.NS. t*iiw. IIKANS. Ii tiitvt rhnnitf' nhlrh in many i .i nli tlmiir* Hi(»n lmhi»trii . . r r v . | ’*‘l '!•’“* \'n :tl , t ’.in Ilimry'UcVUi ■ I* J \IIS PE AN U T BUTTER I'- MAWVr.I.I. IIOUBK Found t AMI'HKI.!.•» ASStlUIKIt SO U I* s ]y irnnift-r tin* |ii|K'r i.iok iit « it; ,til-try from tin* Not'.li I f th (tnUll*. T " n i» « 'l n a a Jv.n l in till m lln n i* foutvi t„ If niiii'it j'orinr to tin Im p m lnl proilin t on if ili*yt'lu|otit*nt >' 111 nn in tn ■ p i .a n r i i i > i iif ■ . *»* vf. Ifl.MA IO Jl'ICE. .’I cun* link SALMON, ‘t tuns I iblijr1, \ i i'.i S.MJSAIil'. *1 tnim »-i:ivSLI{\i:s. Mil. jar I • ;»tn! 1' pfiy I.... I' \ 1 |1 ” in nn •;*v ♦> Sltirnciiii STEAKS Va ttnllon S y r u p K r i" Ii IIi h i Ih I S i n t n Beilnemy JiiM'.-tnl MOPS eac It 15c P. 0. Soap 15c Coffee Ib. 21c ..... _ — • N ■ * ' Monarch Fancy Hul - W Ib. nim-m ip ilDHJri'li Y.iriil Club lUkim: 9c 15c Powder Salmon 17c Cleanser ’ I'unuil Can ( i i i M n M a u i ' M i i u b i i h' I 4 No. a Can, i Hoy nl Huh in --K il r» l-arRO 27c Tomatoes 25c PEAS -19c CORN • ^N o , 2 C w i , Nn. 2 Cart Barrel— In Bulk 1t e a * | W l . t Ii 11 »* 111n n n * a I'l. Srailrt Nn. 2 ' Vinegar gal. 40c Mayonnaise 29c Zoyt\ *> ❖ *>*>♦>❖ I the t.i nr h'lur*, n prmfoirt ptn] il iiT.I frnrn In li, wliirli imi lir ii I for n Ihin flint nf rW lir* "ft fimt.i t„ |iicM,tii' Ihvnt iii'li-11, ijliiv. I’l l ferf III>1 nf lb,, i h*'mit nl pi ■ I t ' , nf ii .viufmtt Jtf of whit" pit* per fimn ,l4*h pin" may fvmiliniL Hi. Ch ipsq 4pkgs 25pf L (2 II..-. TV) -f Kg, TROUT III. (2 Urn. 2V) A «3 t4 SlIItIMI* _ III. I d Sclox 6 pkgs 25fi l tlu’iJ iLjuit or IL lb. Soap 13 for 25$ OYSTERS ul. W V L Cull Line of SKA COO OH Next (pirnr tn K. (iitlcl’i l;t i tlayini 'Inilrl Soap 6 bars 25$ *:♦»> MANHATTAN »;»♦;**;» ♦>*;»<•»;*♦;* I itn»* V* llou ONIONS. I Hi* j Yellow I rmindt ananas Popping Lettuce 2 for 15c III HUIR I Corn. 2Jbe Dates 2-Ibs<*25r < ■ -------------- - .1 (I. MICH A M A Corner Stnnul anil ralmcl In Western Beef Il> YOUNC TENDER—c ret n or BEANS Pitre I’ork Hnitic-Made VVlilt" C A H IIA C E . EGGS UK MACNOLIA AVE, I it ESI 1 Wen U rn I n it COCO A NUTS. CapIt KlUuSlUYAKD HUTTEK ’enter. Cut^Freah Wextern tn it WEEK*EN|> Sl'KCI ALH * Beat Wwtern Lor 1.11 .. II I ) S a n fn n t~ .\ TV . * Cos Itivir— Clover Hill 8 ib. Carton Lard ■ im : \s . :i t | |li, i AlimititInut S ardis us, '• ti"'* y nl i| I Litnr, In Im^n'C •li»lntBt porlti .ir i v i' t i I ht'ii Cptlcr New' Mnn.i i: cmnil Onions SHbs. 10c Scans 2 cans MOORE’S FISH M ARKET j , Bacon,6'/2 / I’uttftd Jnr 12-Ox. Site GINGER ALE, I ImtH. .l'inti rtrr ISni .ASPARAGUS, 2 for \,« •_* Cii'i lieIpi''till' Miifil I'IN E M T L E . 2 run* 24 LBS. 69? 1|>« pint nla mil) 'In* Sn ilh. 1 Vu. I ‘.It I' lilt ic r 12 LBS. 37? |>Im;t>\ the mat rial will h i» «n :r r , i *n lively - nrr,f In wrappine a r - i 1" I hi* , wit invm lril hv n t'rrnrli rh if' l in:iny*yru n befciir it wn Jbi* I ' " i I nn tlm iu.iiU'1 by tin’ Ihi.* I’nn' lull n-"t •. After perf' -fine It. (J j l In* mi>l, tin* |tiilWtMntrn**f» had* * i i ii.n’ i.'il j uuufcit. f.w ■IV ( r w i n n r " t*elltk« lu lti'rlblnr. Th,. ptmlnrt ti" it", ln i il wn, i r r y Val'Mlile In 0 I Hr Smtlh in *t rnntaln' much; Hat rrlnln'. filit", ,,r rnttiin. "fi Suf tv itlii' i» nn* of lh>* rerent ‘ *1’ ' rl.rmir il prmlftjlhllin which |» pop*>butM lia r m tin* n w mnilctn ()f ut'lomn-' "u* bill*'. Mr. I*tilul;r iliflarr.l thal 111* bell dM nnt knnur whitlwr the «af*fy **rt I r l:t -. « # i I ho rc u lt tif n il rn a n l'i, h nf tin* n'llomnhili* iiianufa. Inror.' tint nr n ili'.u vrry of ihotnl,| which , at ii hrtil hi-rn (irmimlril by tho mam*. |(, fnclnrrri In Iho makiiii* of auto- ptrl nu illn In crm t.i n nmi keL A ,u « w , *j-| rafely ahta* tvlilt U I, to I, p lm n l[,tt|| „n tin* market rrttmblr-i into small nPt| Itollol,. till llrrllirri. . Pound' 24 lbs. S. R. Flour JELLY. 2 j i n t il•.ft N-It 1Jl III nr Th" |ta'nL><r ilrriaml Ihnt rrllr ; I'* For ♦>*;*<♦♦>❖ *!•♦; YB LLO ff SQUASH 21/ REST WESTERN ROUND’ STEAK WESTERN BEEF 1M)T R O A S TS ^ FANCY H l . l f 1* flll.M* i V) I ullf. Icebcor LETTI ( E—2 H 8 f B kfet BACON Jb. # 15c Ynrk Imperial Al'I'LES—H LbsT J.' "f UliNlI FunK MTK C.'iicv ’ Ddlicioun Win. miw or Sjiilz f j BONES II). * lc APPLES 4 Lbs 5 LEAN MEATY FJ'AIIK ' WHILE THEY L A S T 1 ft R IB S :<-ibs. 25" Strawberries MK HEUCT I I jOy s t e k s di :i9f m ■ ' ■ r ' ' i . tm ■ t ■ RAM ‘ ft *. ^ nfe be 2 nd & P a l m e t t o 1 1 ’ HOC K S Pound ' KIIIIM A I OIIK M im iM lE R B lOe CHIII'S 12‘/*c HAMS 15c I RI XII lilfDU M i S.UHACK MRAT OR Hamburerer Steak Ib. 10c Hit A M . B U O A It C U R K D PICNIC HAM S Ib. B ttJF UKA1IR W IIIT K B AC O N MCSTHIN KERF, VEAL AMI I.AUU STEW 3-lbs. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ad9eafb2cdc7f3b63dad8d3bb6ddca2f.pdf b03c86cde5556fe5a8e12ba85b07b283 PDF Text Text V ' >vs - 1v.-**y>L-*ci**a*: w -j-a* >P •• ^ t ■. N EW SPA PER ^ *•" * SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A . 2 Negroes Held For Gruesome Slaying e e r Bill W ith Seen Nearing THEIR SIDETO PROPOSED COT &IJ— • I lih • American l» fro test Slash Their Pensions; IS B LA M ED FO R J ° Co.n,cn,'on,l, of my put Planned S S t ] ! ^ <GTON, Jarf. 1 2 - T A M P A SLAYING iaVALGAl«WARRS X * ^ ---- —W a r Innocent Woman Gets B U lI |I 6 Ca 8 •i n t•e n dae da H er "ftfifL.AJOWL.ACar IMItWI.JlMMAM'I ____ ...------- ---- -...... Osceola Arrives On »f j | er Second Journey e Farrell Is Thanked By President For Letter N* - - . I fat U. A f w _ ...m cr, who wa« K t Webern# Uet weak, fim n dm tHckao.> i this maepinf c t l M f 4a) w ai in Ukevlmw Wag i BapUat Orion D. Farxoll, local rrshlont wbo laat October wrote a latter to The Herald, later printed under Sanford Forum" columa rel.ting te th* r**»«a» hr give* for votiag for the man and not th* party la genarat or othor elections, |* In possession of a letter from President Hoover,' thanking him for the npfeaojona and sentiments contained la Mr. fanalPo WUr- On* of .the fart* stressed »b* Prealdeat’a letter. J Mr- Ferrell said, la that the PvHIdent eat waa greatly tooebad to re. each' h metaaga of ceftfldrrvc* n o d will aad that ha wanted te •r ~‘' w «»**' I* * * - J _ ____ year*, ra l P t A f t f w K W a LONG HOT Amnog T K T R R i'J * * - kb. ATrmwb ikM flight ta >I«M tang* ICithe Oraf S M I . at ft vei ran*' organisation* h* lM pltM or other tlint the billion dollar Annual federal MpoinlUart for former foWlen be H usband TAMPA. Jan. I t — War between ay • a n d C h airm an >sa id It will be read y to rival Tampa gambling faction* wei blamed by officer* yesterday on. its rev ised m easu re for the death of Mr*. Fernandtomorrow. Serrano, the innocent victim of / Ao appeal of Spanfih-American the ahotgune of gaagatcra wh « a r veteran* agalaat proposed Tueiday night ware gunning for paAntlorn In their penslona Va* her huebanl. • • P«t before a Joint rongrresloral The gangatara, blailng away at •Mrailttae by Rl*« Meana, ehalr- the car* In which Mra. Sarrano uff the natlMal tagtatatlv* wai eeatrd with her hosband. m > nlttee o, the United Spanish reeded In Inflicting only alight Vettrana. • wounds la Serrano.1 Hut two . -----------Continuing . — a .drive . . . . .for . . economy 'rhiigvs of heavy buckshot struck there waa brought to the House Mra. Serrfcno In the heed, ami site from Ita > appropriation committee uira .m j within an hour . . . . . . im K e * .umiuiiirv wuniu sn imir at the Centro r bill ro'ommandlng fJIJiOO.nhfl Asturian,. Hospital. — to carry on military a.tivl.Sheriff Spcucer, assuming full lloa of the War Department noil charge cf the case, had five men ■year than area allowed this year in tha- county Jail before noon. Seproarntatlvo . . . . -------------- Rainey, I k mo- four of wh<m, It was raid, ar cr«Ue leader, told newspapermen lived two days ago front Chicago. "Thera will, be no off! 1*1 an- Deputy Sheriff Hatton orrested ’ nounwmeni an eatra teetlon them yesterday Burning ot th* ef the/'■ew Congress until we Paramount cigar Itore, a gambling __l**rn w hat happena to thi beer ritiM i.hmcnt closed itncc ttif and fan* relief bin*." . I list of th* year, at 311 South ’ Challenged by a threat af a night Ho«Urd Avenue. Challenged by a threat (f a night They four were August 1)1 Carr •eiatom taday, Senator Huey Long, AngelA liumano, Joe Splnolr, and ' of Louisiana laat night began lin­ Jo* Pr9vinxa.ro. , ing np hi* forto* anow to strike Also in pail wai Armando D* La the branch banking provision oot Osa, listed at a local racketeer. .o f the d a t a bill. Non* of tb* flea wa* eharg-d Having lad an organised fUl- with any crlmt, but all were being • .boater agalaat the measure for bold for lnvostigatlon. ...Awe.day* lit n.clash between Dem­ "1 knew who did th* murder,* ocratic Liberal*' and ~Coo#erva- Sheriff fipanctr xaWL _ - thi*;- Long elatmed enough ewe* • *-» elTmJUnte tbo section Permitting RJecwd*' hnahr '■ *»• establish Pchaa within atate Una*. Ho J he had "four vote* to apart." Losing patlenc* with tha Loulsloaan't tactic* Jnat before adJcvrnment, Senator Olaaa ID. Va), anther th* kill, said tb* me*., ar* waa of aatrama laiporta.w* ______ l th« question had now arl«tn Bearing a mixed cargo, th* hather w# may legislate.' Ue steamer "Oai*t!a" a rl'.rl In San•M d a d :u . , ‘ itiia morning at lltUJ com|ilclin'g "I want to te rra netlce Iba*. a ID hour run Ir m Jacktui.vill*. X will ask that the u .i- ds second trip up-th* rlvvr In pt* git nntll a reaionable hour t:i tva >rare. According to' C. U. Whltiwr, !oth* evening go that we may com M ace » deliberate eonahterntton al man who Is Intarestod in th* .Icamif, th* boat will prebally ad the pending bUl.n . (Haas will attem pt to farce a leave here Saturday afternoon wate on a compromise amendment rfllh a largo cargo ot citrus fruit*. golllow branching banking only In Claaleg down r t eovatal packing atatpa permitting It now among hb.rai In this vlilnlty caure.1 the atata taatltutlca*. Ha already hat canc* latloa of • echedulad trip aauaptnl an amendmant by 8#na- north lato today, but Mr. Whltner tet Vandarborg (R. Mich.) to lei said lb# beat would have thnuel banka take ever t«Uy isndc of* box** of fruit stored unite arid prohibiting aboard when It Mart* neat Satur. irons aotting up new day. . Captain T. W. Lutd this morn­ except In communltie* ing raid that bcrauif of low water at banking faaHIUee. M and hla aaaoclata* ar* op­ In the rl\»r epeo.1 la n*«#Marily to th#»e amandmanle, also, telng , sacrificed between Lak* Georg* and Hartford In th# Inter­ yesterday It »»• _ what caw tw a * ‘|k est of agfety- With th* ratoin pf in hla tyyocltlcn fight. SI* high water, h# predicted faet run­ jam who were In tho chanr- ning time between th* two fill**, ■hen Long asked that a docu- on a tcgnlar trl-wr*kly acbadule. I he read by th* dark roe* to a r t Ih* $•*»«•» M ter Betatnr g tb Jetted. Lang wa* defeeted f COd forced to read Rites Paid ier Farmer . AN IN U E P E N I Member Aaaodatcd Press r o n t o n who rtpportod him ■Dtn. - Waablagtom Sheptaa; Lagan.. XMtucky; North CaroUM! Demol Ncrria. N ' VkaiM ia* . | - • PO T <C vV o" • * « la F h r U i ’i H u r l W orirTa G m t a l V egetable - • ~ W t G arden L and. S e n a te ju d ic ia ry n ltte e c o n s i d e r i n g In th e Houne 3.2 b e e t bill reported , •. * .ta. NEW TOIHC, Jan. I t - t A V Two negroes who confessed, police said, that they killed Na­ than Rtifrod. tenement house 0wnrr, whoa* body was at'iffea In a trvnk and expreaseJ tn Richmond. Va., war* hold with­ out ball today for a hearing Monday. Meantime th* cat* will be presented to th* grand Jury. Th* prisoners are Henry EJmond. 3), Janitor in R*L g rod's l moment Iviee. and John Tinsley, £A. Relgrod wai killed In tha basement' of the tenement hour* when he went there to rolloct rent. Ill* body was stuffed la a trunk and #hipp-d to Richmond a f t e r th; elaycre had robbed him of ft". --- ------- i..-wBaii.i..iiu.u. sms ___ Auto IS HARD IDT BY Owners To Buy Tags; ROARING GALES Extra Session Is O ut Diarupted, ( DIVERSION OF GAS! CANTWELL TELLS fertpted By storm r ^ x MONEY SE E N OF EXPERIENCES t.O* ANGEI.ES, Jan. 12. (At - , A raging nor'eaxt r. aahing t h r , T A f C b l | TT | 0 N WITH BIG LEAGUE coastline ant loaring bilaim wltli 1 1 i l U O v /L iU IlV /li l t « n Ity be'.iVCcn t-0 and 8® mde . j _ __ . iP ro p o sa l Id M ad e '----B“ OmnraoarT A n e IncreiiHinp TnprWar B o s to n Governor Says There Is No Money ToCall Extra Term To Con­ sider License Slash TA LLA H A SSEE, Jan. 12. (JP)— Governor Sholtz to— (AO— governor ^nollz B r a V - ^ P i t c f c . ^ |(u a« U i* ^ tem o tx » r4 * 4 w * d r» -b ttr^ "'‘ erSnya Buddy L&ke Ih On Road ToFame their 1033 license tags, say- the •eilors were rcp o r'rj ml'sing In® there will be no mora­ American L-rloi^ told the joint tli f man wa. kn »« tn l-c dead, torium on the purchase of rongrcssional committee on vet. an cnln.trI ma'i who wa* l.own Jlutldy Lake, who is well start'd taga and no special newton of OKI ANDO. Jan. IS. V poeslcrane' legislation that tho*« who Iron) a gangway aboard the on the way to n brilliant cnrm r in urge Ihe deerraav* are exponent.: if lli r i Ralngh tn an IVdio har­ tillity that schools of the >t,vtr baseball at the r**J|t of two well the deglslatiire to reduce the of the theory of the "colt selfish1 bor. • . ' might be financed by directing a played seasons In thy Central price. "A s much an I would financier wh<>«* • God Is his own Tli mlreiog men were Ihirc p i l|i n of the gamliite money to Florida Baseball L ta r i’. will b* like to call a npecint session and his neighbor'* dallar." from the aircraft ran ter S ue f that '.ranch ot the guvernnernt a big league pitcher within** f*w of thi legislature" Sholtx said. He was the flrat representative t g*. <wsi from the cruiitr ( hi- wxs lo rrtrtii y e ste r'a / by Judson years In Ih# opinion o( Urn ( ant- "I find th*r» I* not money enough of any of th# vettrana' eoclctloa ttio . ami six mure fion th* It. Wa’krr, Itia ige- diinty school well, tanking hurler of liw Boston her* for that purpose and It la to he heard by th* commltt**, clulaer -Irinai-'ds. They ilisap ’ upnmtalldant, In a i moment *n Braves team In the National absolutely Impossible to all suclt which In wrrk* of aeaalnns hereto­ pcifi-d while allemp'lbg In make | ills- agitation for maximum I I I L'ague. a session. Rest assured t am' going u rc H fore has Helmed to auch groups at fail r mall natal >ra m i l ' tin J.> ia r Herns* tax. In a talk befor* Sanford Kt- to recommend to th* legislature th; National Economy league and wiaiiehc I fioni r . . rings hy the j "»'«•' » »•'"* " ' >T ,,,T' wanlans yesterday. Mr. Cantwell, III* question of. r.’ductlon oj auto­ th- chamber 0f commerce of the a<beaming wind. Tuesday night. w** dUf. V' who formerly play*d for Sanford mobile' li'tns# legs to a ten and ITnltcd Htatee. In advocacy of big MILW AUKEE. Wl*.. Jan. 12— triri i tad i it , , r l •I|r5f H*\e i«» ’t and has be-n In the major league* flv* dollar basi*". reductions. Accompanied by enhlnrt mrm.Spokesmen for the other ve'er- l*TV—Rank rohler*. hijackers andlw erj f-H,sl with debt I*. In thi |dnwn, 1 bclierr, un er such a »" for the past aeveraj year*, said ......................... ...... ............ """• Mr. Walker rr.^ Il*w jhat the young pitcher ha* *H the f>*r». Sholta Ir ft for rhattahooch** killrri no liuigor pre* pi as IV.Iro airs, r? tea.) a ...... . I an*' organitatlons will follow Tav. armeil Ijf loci* Hltnril th.- bearhe*. . me Iever, a penal seasjan if the eg qualities that gh te make tip nn and Marianna t-> Inspect Iho atat* lor, who la vie* chairman of th the most arduous duties facing legislative committee of th# l.c Wlacoiuln i-hetiff.i, „r evrn b p is. ot chrnt total wreck*. Tbr"t,upile-- I IrlatuCe would N nere-ssry to outstanding |d«V*r and that lv« Is Institutloea. dstrLU of the elite, were »tuw..!|r*k* the .hanxo and at th" acme more than «l»d •" u *w» •" ■l‘- Shulls today annonmr.l he haa gion. Hr outlined that agetry'* latnrs. ,is| the youngster In getting ir.-elved th* rejia-mtten of K. CH 1* * A simple matter of civil foie- with broken g a-. an*l u. the ail I general oppo.itlon to the flat to .'Irickland, at*'# aha I fish com­ percent d crea-a recently soggrsl- tlosurr sate of a futm pr rent* a fields m tr than IHit i.’ctlicit hxl verted to the trim I system. It ahead. not'd he th» serv.it.te thin* to do Mr. Cantwxlt told how lie os missi nsr, but ha* not yet acted cd by Repreecntallve Wiostrim. haxani for whlrh officers hate In rotnited before Iho win*!. the yo tt. to B^ , I'ttetw nug last on it. Strlcklard'a letter of resig­ The damage ran into many an I the only retuli wo. Id he a Democrat, Virginia, of the llou*e rrraslng rpepycl, nnd for which approprlatiun* commlklct. and to lawmaktra are eeekijig- relief. thousands of dollnre but «n *e- e-ml-buildtng M hley. Tbst might V-er for several weeks of teaming nation said ha was acting at tha under the cargful «yr of veteran near governor'* request. He reFor emtmtlleil farm rs In nu. curate sitlm atr was unpo*•ll.lr. n"t te such a hi.d Idea either." have „ther reduction*. . Mr. Walker drcaieil himself In I *ll-pl*yrr» and said that In* -igne.l at th* plte-iur* of th* Chief Taylor, und r qucatlonlng nlng frr.m 1” "" | merou* romm'inllles have de-ldcil j Now* if Delate *piV*lieted * total youth mail; n favorable impres­ KirCutlv* sn l offered fv co-operDemocrat, j „n,ony theinrelvra that mortgagee I lo»* of rvrll over n nilllio.i dollars. f. .nr of the lewrr log. sponsored rhalrtnan McDrifie. rlasl te say that I nm Ahbama. eaid his aalary was »d.- mu*t 001 he foreclosed. The *'il.|i The r.lrtcl* of Fan I'c-fro and •') n group rf Orlando*ns. headed sion. "I am w V b ack " with "me « ! • •»« •» »"» " V ' ,U • “ OtM yearly, less a reetnt 1- per oly with tlie papers’’ a rot the aiic long llrarh nrr*- pripkhd with l.y M. It- L’niley. Jr.. If it e*n l»- taking hy former Govrrnor Carlton. rent rut. nnd that the legion filed lionrer hs»r met muttering farm, ■Ichris. Ilundrnt* of show window- pul into tffrtt without injurlifr the year." Mr. Cantwell said. “Un* of Meantime ComptriHer La« an­ trhooi system. "That would mean Ih# last thing* our manager told nounced th* appritotment ut M*Wan annual report with Congress on rr.s who has# hroken up eal'e (Cpnllnurd On I'ngg Tun) me last year wa# that he thought injury to our chl'drcn and I wtuld It* artislriea. from th- rolirt home steps an< 1n\J h iH place- for Buddy InU v ile Smith, Avon la rk Lumtcr This wa* brought o"t hy Mr- which have enabled ■ atlier p i/ tha ta* «• M •» than nunrrous vrar and I prr.lkt that h*‘* going i ivrteitur, Bi general llqrldstor of Duffl* because Henry 11. Crrran. farmers to remain a littl* longer to h*\a in y of the s ho*d« <lr**-« lo make a mighty ir""l kail player all closer! atat* bank*. He said th* economy league dlrtetor. In com­ nn homestead* which rrtditor* "The *,l val.rem la* l» n»t and he'll b# in' Ihe^ hig leaguos geocrat atat* liquidator would re­ plying for Ita demand that hr have tried to sell#. bringing In an'.ugh money In run within a few years." ceive $<1,000 annua ly and would, state his aalarv and the name* of On achpote. I'ynpte inw dela^ f t In W* tatir- N*- Cawawell M hd.VhllttMTVy a aroxlTMAfF i t l t ' enymewi i t tax** »n tltelr home* pretard Ms opinion as lo r»crnt *latent), wh» would r#«tlv* $3000' hut they wl I etrurgl* Jo put » trades in the major Itag'irs, d*. e» h and traveling *xp*n»*a. Although expressing .reprise ,t|lh » n .e on M l T h a t ' I s Ih« rlaring Hist tha. Chleag" and In making thr announcement Le* ■nymr — - r * - ..... , morning p a p e r announcements I * rentage of the rar Iren . Pittsburgh rlih# haw atien /th . said "There will b* no more awltal Ing legislation had not offered farmer who resisted dlspo* .rseioii Ih*' other h»n*». ntat»y l*e *P 1 ennl an much that "It may he Im. (Continued On Pag* Two) gument* to thow present expendi­ Fiona a ilotrn ntbrr county seats that h# h«<l 1-^fn •pfN»lnle«! | 1> ture* were wrong or Improper nor ron.e reports of mortgage diaor- . «e,l Robert I.. Ita rin a. Hanford I * e putting Ibftr r s r i nway te- possible lo catch up with them." ngrnt for the FlorIJn Aulonmhtla cars# they can't afford a licrrise. If* sal.| that his uwn rh l> prom­ had they given anything hi t con elusion*, uneubatantlated by "elln d*r*. Farmer* hove mntured ns t.lren w Burra*. W. II. Schmidt,11.believe th* r ad Imildlnz Im Ida/ ised In le in nt least third |<laro murh as n hmdr-d mites to partic. er meslical avldanr* or acUntlflc teat- In a itenmnstration when' n local rntaurant owner w|.„ was [win.hi enabl* u» to havr- loser- this year, rompreml as It It "Of voting players with lots of ability, prominentlyIdentified with -the pgire.l tag*." data." . I efflon sheriff or nuctlonerr asket "What Shills-For-Governnr .- a m pa 'Izn fir. Itallay reputed ye.ten'ay balanced >y the ever.young Rabbit He gave nolle* the . today staled that he w ild at ept that Inquhla* lor tho petition to Marsnvllle sod a ureal staff of would put on within th# next f»w an. I bid?" Cl* v. | „ e Rholr e.k in ; drloy ot ,lrp«ndnMe hinlrr.s" stays expert wdtneaees ami eald , Frequently there are no bids, the appolnlmenl, A preponderance of cases that Asked which game he ren rm . II* added il.at a feature of Ills p ty n u ut «n lh* »•-«« c*t h.Vn.« the Uglon dl-l not want tn be [nr pro-pectlve fioyrr* elx* up un­ plarrd in the position of advocat­ ruly rrnwd. and remnin r.ilrul. term a« lord Is* svent would •■* until a Irgtalativv ihnng* ran h* hrr*d #• helm- lb# easiest »f all involvad liquor w*re brought be­ ing that undeserved fad-mi money Nor Ho sheriffs, apprerlatlnz the a brand new type r.f •tqvtee 4„ Hi* maslr to, cut the pric have l"'rn last ye.ar, he »nld, "You know, I fore Municipal Judge R. W. Warn plight of a farmer trying to pay motoring p'ihlle. "I lnten.1 to give •ho-Id go to veteran* or anybody te*elve.l' from all P»>t* of th* don't remrmter that any of th;m at recant sessions of hla pul Ire off a $10,000 mortgage with :t- exrrltent service to our automo­ ■ late. "The |W0p r »■ - aroil«#«l were tgiy g,»..*••#." II* ilerlar*d court, attended aa usual, by largr f Irf. throngs of Interested *p;etatora. . tCominurd On Pag* Thrc*) bile owner*," he raid. "Urnlrr ten- over this 'tag w ir and .they are Taylor eald “big holiness" and rent pork nnd U>-r*nt vor risking hlo.ui*hed to satisfy tatir* arrangement*, the tag of­ Fred Clavsland, whit*, charged big Inroma taxpayer*. u»<l«r ,h# demanding pctltl t'». MrHailey iqi the legal demands „f a creditor, with being drunk, was fitted $•'. fice will he removed from tt* •aid. "They ar* t e a 'y /"r release gutee of economy, "at# trying tq w h i l e Dallas Keenan, whlir, shift n eubatantlal pnrt of th* Y)|syon*e.sslng Wisconsin farm, present location atql jpstelled at today. • charged with hi Ing drunk and dis­ vetw an.' co.| te th* *Ute and o res, making them homeless nn I a ronvrnlant down-town location Jnblas, hi nn unwelcome task im­ where it will he open from 7.0*1 orderly and resisting arreat, waa rat pVoperty U*P*T»r». «>w fellows who O'vn thete own houses puted with Increasing frequency o'clock in the morning until fined $10 and f|5 . nn tlrrult Judgee. Horn* has* hel I a t night." Tainted** William* end Mar. and e'o rti *n«l fanwd." Mr. Rthmldt'l* the second San­ garet Nawten, white, charzcl with Taylor coneludtd hi* etatemant strictly te th* letter of the law nn hy laying former President Cool, contract*, but generally J djex ford man to have been appointed JACKSONVILLE, Jan. 12.— being drunk and disorderly, were idge urged th# hospitalIxatlon of hare ilrpp*'l ^r#m fbelr benches to an nfftca as recognition of More than 12,000,000 was spent not In ro-irt. Tha latter astrratrd a to try mediation hteween mort­ Oervice* render*.! ih ring the re. fj all v.ten n * In 1M3. *"d th«t thi. -last year nn blot id* waterway Im­ |S Ronj while th ; former I* ached. tent campaign, the other ap­ wftt on# point on which the legion gagor an,| mortgag'e. provement!,'according to figures tiled In b* tried n«xt Monday. Jude* |f*nry Grae*. of Green pointee being City Commlaaloner FORT MVERS. J*n- l*c~A Tad Rathal, whit*, charged with would not ftold. Pay. ha* leen appointing r#ce|v- II. J. Lehman who "waa appointed charge that th* sUtc »b(-i#m# retained from MaJ. H* C. Dunn, disorderly ronduet. wa* dlxmlsarl , United Stales district engineer. art who try ta persuad* mortisge as a Ite itei.ant.colontl on the gov. court had "apparanty enllroy as wa* Clifford Uracay. white. Th* ImproveminU Included rir. hnhlrrs to Im> aatlified with inter­ amor's p e r s o n a l . staff. Mr i.va. look*.I" caituln tmllmuay In Tha casa of Joxtph M. Felburg, est ant tax**'until the cloud of Fchmldt was president of the a tetanl oplnlun eattlng atlf# th* er ami harbor projects, contract whit* reeldsnt of JerkxonvIHrj .J economic gliora* lift* from Wl* Shot)r.For-Governor Club In this cod/lcllon ot Ur. F. K. Armalrong work on drainage and dredging, who la charged with being drunk and ragidUb maintenance work, all eon«ln f*$1l''ll« Rarine. rrliel during the latter campaign |..|« nn a charge two yean *r> ureter the general supervision pf anil disorderly, will b# triad ite*t; . WASHINGTON, Jah. t t - W - funds h s* f l*#n expended t» g lv county — -frWw| |lf (j 9,'.rlH,r , . wkx made yeete.Uay by Guy M- Major Dunn's office In Jackson­ Monday. Tha young »tor* d ark fro"> Allae- the hohl r o f a n o v trd u . m oilrnr - gJ|#||| ^ om ^ Jlivnrdsrly condv'tt e h a c g * « Stlavhoiu, 't»?» p tt'in e y , a f» r ville. lown. Pa* who bramhihed a |:ad»d on w 11 ’ | mired Election of Me. Sbolti ■* for property . . he |,sd read Ih# Opinion a-vd an­ pistol In th* Houae of Representa­ rent Of th* total of $2,227,29(1.32 ac­ • gainst Jamat Jackson, Daisy fliprally fofecloe*. tniahi legally — ro v r.io r f> Ifilled a prediction Mr. il, noted h# s«.>ald Investigate to tually tive* g n l demanded tha right te expended on waterway Im­ lln. Willis Ite# Jonaa. Malcolm Ite- ' • tsrtliq: t The stale legislature. ---- , 'BH'' . . . . 1. 1, Schmidt mnd* sorpe year* eg . dstsimire svhat eykence ,coald he provement. th* federal ' govern­ Ore*. Jen# Htndereon. and Walter rps-ak from Ita ga lerlai. was glvbn Its reevlon, I* being fu>o< -I |H*| Mr. p|.„lte would on# day be n chance te go fmn** and redrew p.omsal.. ninny deaerH. 'd *. fan ment In Washington poured Into Ten#, ware jlasnlaaad. pi tluccd fur a nave trialr f ' / | „ rlda. Nedom Pfnaaat. charged with th* elate $2,niHt,3IOA3,. while th# himself' by good roxduct. , Dr. Armstrong *»* ta stir, to *t«q» fafeclonure*. T" *[ * ___ I,/ (onnr.'llan with the depth of aist* thrn'.'fh drainage districts, disorderly eondt’cl. wa* ftoM $» The youth*. M irim Keoimerer, Faint Holiday Axaoriatlon is p ". which we* suspended upon rondL rnntrlb-'ltd $t$0d)7P.T$. c dt cwh |l,,|U Virginia l.ong. *'h «l 25, owe* It afl't* I'n llH Htatc At­ de.ing a euggestloa that all n.oit Hon that h* has# no further trouLocally th* sum of $416,354 74 torney Leo liaver and Repr.fVn- ya..,-. are l. gwlly void, breause th ar. r.ul fertenegd t“ IB ) , w b with hla wife. * lativea Mnaf, Mlna*-"'la, and farmer le.rrt.vrH “cheap" dolla. _ l b " 11w Is", the etat* attorney was expended on th* St. Jr) te bl*Th* coin a l —Anna Mclntualw—-r— River,-from Jarkarm vIH b-teth* i.ichenwatoof, Parn*Flrania. who •nd b now reported to pay ba • * - Wlrfr. y, orrhicagorw av w d i s # ‘S who toaatd pota.h ‘"toAh# tyre of th* Jury te Iho trie Judge of the ocean, a large portion of this dnl ( r «d that* b^p| Interral *will bo -dee.' dollara:.a la 'Hanori tL.luy mattfi.; arr* t.ge- vreirht and eufflcltnty r.f th , *v|. rluding the ripair work to th* J J t Ram King during a fight wMch . i ,served rfYrdI by landing sanding him to hi* and r 'w t o * l / { ntente lie* at th* moidb of the stream brought tltelr arrret hslnir -. home and. a farmer po-HI n in a lt chargre b*lng lodged lodged iciil nf Ag- Jrnc# an I of Ih* Credibility .d the from Palate* to Lake llsrnev on In a__n_a...it l/altrl HUir IirpAritn mail order hogaa. Ha Iffl prnmlsgtlery market ■new* wttncaars. ar.l* Mlal r» It- uni th* Rl. Johns, another $20,574.10 •gainst both, waa tranafirrsd to ing nevar ^ 0 tey such genua* lv# county court. .. . ^ t will b* C|H-n to the sarsilly to charge Juries. The su- was apent. tu tl(., llllle t i n t M nday imnidng in iraine v airt says Ih# wf,tenet Nearly $ii«i.OOO wa* expended v Walter Dixon and Sally Colon, 'A ' was not soRIciaal In this r f * a* during the yi»r o nth# Introroaat- charged with being drunk and dte-. i l l.VELARD. Jaa. 12. </»' 1 City Mall. Ih.v ehlHglh# Carver ca r which • 1 waterway from Jacksonville to onlsrly. xrert fined $6JS0. whlla B U n in e H H A^ri.'her • scaped with »v. r. Wlafrsy Has been with th" went up from .Hlghlarda ...unty Miami, DO per rent of thte repre­ WU1U M it DonaW*on. In couvl on many yean as a .* ), in s l.oldao of lb* C fsta Cljil having* and I»»n Cst"P-"'V senting coni tart work, th* real a similar charge, wa* ftoad **• *• . l a his first virit in IMI. V / * • rho m#»bcrs of Ih# aoprrns* being regullr malntanaiv* work.' war* Willi* M** Stoha* and Willi. •f th- t, ,I,urban ares torlay *fl"f .. i th* ruitrm . all c juit, slttlag h» lhaii rat pern.# A)l of th# Nt. Johns Rlvir Im- Sutton. Jaa. W c -fA t- • r •,tight Til which hi* companion >«a* at* inriled to Send la their Jack Jahnaon, charged with • Mating free w a. hot and captured by rhartes t)*|r,«s if They v.Uh to eeeurg, free !, iTn ea in Tallahassee ,»»I r#a lmg provsmenta have bean malntaorrcklre* dritlng aad rW attng _ teday In the Fox. o ruidomar.' Onlerrd to a­ ! from tha nglntad page h o * 1 '1 dly bulletins rrlaUaa •, ♦ McCAbe, proml- — ... my th* baadH* *» tte r ' Il.at Ib a'jv o r* wbo heard the wit"legl lo the Introeoaslal s lie r - traffic rule*, waa flnad a total of •¥>‘"5 ° r lent uf celery in F.oridn , la hla luxuri msua* MtUry * v l -saw and "h$ 20. till th ' ijr, th» project receiving tn* h h:ut th* nathm. at cootrlhutloo waa lh# Oka*. . A chargn of aareuH agalaat P t-rv*d ttgni while they wrr- l»?7*fi.hU $«>*<«- K"* Wte of the n»h* S V o of three hi* guq and shot hlmj Ifylag w tr* wrong when they ,b*" flood control work. A total U r Franklin, and dUordarly eon- < ited kbg FtNAMTBR 1)1FM rhMrrnfM5.M3.2i! waa *p«nl fur this duct against Henry Ftowtra fuuad lh# defendant, guilty -th#/ * M i,F V**' Hr* '""to tm owpww . # « H d ri* ^ ' irtcwe, $129,33323 rrprvstaUM ha triad next Monday. With li e loot, ^ i have sUMstHutedsPwlr own opi"i°» A « ll Mr^ Jan. 1 L -W . sl>* wax K Doric I* contributed by epaclal drainof tha facta far that of the Jury. (Ua Mars*. IT. flaancter end PLANT C m —Dr. T . C. there Th .. Uistricts and.th* rtmaindar 01 magnate, dted .today. Il" OlilANDO-vflarida Farm A ntristm aa I ’AM coming from tb* fa^- guir* (P*ited r*norated qaArto v? ID — B t r a w b v r r l o a 111 af ptwumonlsT for * Grove «e tloas located p*r»an. nt over Herring Drug Co. it, and * ill ftrv«rnm«nt. bora. hand, r i*rt i sa ' Vaitrd w1 ' . •i.y s FARMERS MAKING S H E R IF F S ’ LIVES ONES OF M IS E R Y Matter O f ForecloaH a l Become Serious Obligation WeH^hmidt Made Sanford Agent For AUlTfmobilc Tags Liquor Features In Most P o l i c e Court Cases Before Ware Over Two Million Were Spent In *32 Charge Made That Upon Waterways High S ta te C o u rt Overlooked P o in t Intimidator Of House Allowed To Go Free C I MMarket N r Station Will Open Rolilicr EscapeH With $:{.'),000 In Bank Sum ,¥llon Pro Man 'J - im Slain £2$ •$r« *®ri 1 * « fr°w ^ Unk wi" -L _ f 'i i \ \ 'A / • i �ft NOTES” Tbs N#-H1 Bottlers bowling *»•» * n ( into • tie for flrxt pUe* with th* Seminole Creamery ' (OMtlaood From Fag* On*) lift* large*I, 1815 pepile, while t»»m In th* Buford Merchant* mn xhoolt, enroll or*r 1000 Howling League Monday night by winning two oat of thrai game*. MliOach. • • I However, the Creamery team n*a *ch**l« were “Warned" •et a new high alngle game record * F**T **d mad* foil correction; for the second half of tournament will b* "wsrned" thl* yWr. (A pl*y by rolling op a total of 007 m lfti' inltLal. _a .to 2 jw«lag' subjects Ik, the xh*ol pin* In the game they won, with W *? dropped at the neat meeting Henry Witte, Jr, of that team ■ f th* Association). rolling a *01 alngle game and jB *W a schools had an eight Georg* Hah* of the h im team to* m m th term in 193113; only II tiling MI point* in three game*. Wftaefc **p*ct an eight month John llerbot of the Ne-HI team tfrm fee the cwrrent y(*r. look high alngle honor* with a i j l * average popll. teacher ratio *14 point irora and rolled 62* for k a t* i. three game*. ..Fifty ala* of th* ||| echools The score*: t e H l WoCllefw her* c!**•*> with mor* than 30 W *. K Well* Ilf to* I** l*» fV< 1a each, hot *nly ala percent W. I Trier _ — t i l it r l(T 417 H. Ileeh*« . . Ill It* III 41* an tha entire teaching force will J. Sharon III III It* »«* til II* fMeh lb* 750 p«pl|.p«rlod p*r John Herbal----- It* lit too percent of all puplla an rid to carry fir* subject*, hut than cne percent of all puar* permitted to altompt flea ttfcdlr racerda Mow a “failure" * prarioua xmeiter. I* th* amaller schools th* avar[F aalary la 91171 par yaar, tha a n public high its; sight Catholic high ibl three military academk*, twe private actdemlss. Mty-nln* I'.beginning teachers With end exception m*«t the pro- (Continued From h | f Om ) RATES her Bhap mov*A l* teraor betid­ ing formerly occupied by Boddath Realty Co. * . / Florida ahtpper. |UNQ COLORED weplgg waaU M aa cook or nurse, Roe*lee Sanford Gagers Beat Palatka By 20 To 14 Aftor a trnaa and axcltlng gam* that atood at a tl* until th* laat faw minutes of ploy. Coach Leonard McLuea*’ Bamlnol# High School bask*ball team emerged the victor, 20 to 14, over th* PaUtka Pala In that city last night. Fin* defensive and offensive play by Bill Preston at guard waa a' feature of th* victory, th* first scored by th* team in three start*. The Isam meet* Bcb Bonty’a Winter Park five In a gem* at th* high school here Friday night at 11:00 o’clock. Line-ups and K tm i Remind* High 30 ; Rmlth, f, 4, Knight, I, 3, Kanner, e, 4. .Fourier, g, 3, threaten, g, 6, Hughe*, f, 3, Kelky, f, 0 . Higgins, g, I, Mllkr, g, 0. Palatka 14i Pounds, f, S, Onham, f. 1, Roberta, c, 0, Brown, g, 4, McGill, g, «, Bar field, r, 0. I0i tj 75, to approva on* by Rep­ resentative Andrteen, Republican, Minnesota, covering dairy prod­ uct*. Karller, rice t i i put In th* bill a* ■ commllt** amendment by n vote of 0^ to 34. Jon** an­ nounced at th* Him ha would fight all other addition*, but th* Cox amendment ramovsd th* chief restraining c'auso, defining allglbl« commodllte* aa tho** having an txportabl* surplus. Reprraentatlva McKeown, Dem­ ocrat, Oklahoma, told hla collegguea: • "When you go to load tha bill down a* oppcneaU of. It art trying to do, It doesn't make much dif­ ference what you load it down with." No roll call votoa warn Uktn on th* changrt hut from tho gall*rl*a U waa evident that many avowed opponent* of th« bill wore Jolting with Interested represtn- P**t year," he added, ’"hav* bora extremely fayttfaat* lo the net price* reallxed for Iholr frail a* compared with what grower* In allied Indontrioo bar* recelred. The deriduoo* grow*to of Callfer. ala did not get hack enough from the market* to pay fir tho nail* that went Into the package*. The Northwest gruwera ■ shipped 7000 to MOO carload* at pure aad did [ft charity’*, ha ihcutad. " 8 |mll*r *AnifitIon* exist everywhere. Park M a pear man* fee* Om yen go back to th*** peopt*raad Joatlfy a (rtad a malarial l iraaon of ult* becau** of the In that tarrVth* low boyiag rth and East, ha amfllag of oar market* within port* of onload, becatwa of th# i by boot that r* to boat shiplexlata and aaks a readily a* on th* committee: wheat, cotton, to­ bacco, hogs and rk*. It was Hack, Pennsylvania Re­ publican, who In th* laat hour* of general debate drew a comparison bstwaon the secretary of agri­ culture's powers under th* plan with the*, of Htalln, Russian dic­ tator. LaGuardla, Republican pro­ gressiva from flaw York, termed it a step' In "production planning." An All-Rlar baskatball tram "I think |f a copy t f lb* bill headed by J*:k Hanford. Red shnu'd ranch this great dictator Martin, Jo* Barnce and Ruddy of Russia, Mr. Btalin, In th* farMke, membrr of laat year's Sanford. Biuvball Club In th* Csntrai Florid* Baseball league, tonight will open Ua peason In a gam* with a group Of former hlyh school end rolkgn beskstHID Ltmb«r Co, ' b«ll player* at Oviedo. Th* gam* will atari at B:0 Oo’clork. • lttb and Hally Included on tho Banford tram Q uality M m lundJg« a t ar* Knight, Hanford, ond WIIllama at frrwardst Barnes and Boh Rcaaonabto Price* wiUi Axt at center*. Martin. Vernon, u p b r r v ic h pb*wo ia and Morgan at guard*. Games ara being scheduled with Independent • i i m a DsLand, Orlando, Kustls, New Smyrna, and Daytona Beach, most of them to b* played In 1 shipping by boot with a *S percu t to 40 percwot cheaper rate. and argued that with aubaUlute; Pltnty of refrigerator boat* ar* foeda available to coaaamar, th*> arallable, ha raid. tag eventually would com* out of tha prdocor* 1 Pumoll, of Indians,, ranking Re­ publican on the africultora eor.i^ rio P lw arin g with ."c*r*rt and Motto’* "SyncopatloM" at mlttee, clooed th* cate for tho oppoaltlon. th# Milan* Theatre tonight, g . -. . ORLANDO, Jan. tlv—W. H. "My objection! may b* summed Tunnicliffe. tlgeldalor of Central up," ho aald. This la s price-fix­ Florida haaka waa upheld in two ing bill, It Impoaoa a magnified off Kremlin", Beck said, "h* would decision* recently In euprara* sal** tax of over 11 , 000 , 000,000 oa b* Inspired or b* filled at least court. Preferred claim* to th# extha conaumar, It tola up ■ m v tent of 320,900 wore Involved and with professional Jealously” bureaucracy, and above all. It th* court handed down n decision "I am ipnfident this hilt unless wen't work." similar to the Cortwright answer, tha Huprem, Court dcpsiT from Meanwhile, aid In refinancing farm mortgage ledebtedneas precedent, will bo derlared'tineon• lltutlonal.” i' through a system of federal rural mortgage land banka wia proposed LaGuardla, who was generously applauded, described the measure, In a bill Introduced by Rspeeeentatlve Heating*, Democrat, Okla­ which would pay the farmer ’a homa. ' • bounty out of a tax on processing, a* "only the first stop lit th* fundamental change* that.'Meet To*, and rack of its. ara kiMtr LEGA L. N O T IC E be brought abcut In our yltnnomir notified aad required la prosesl any claim* aad destaads wklch yon, rover* In hla criticism i t the W system." or eltlior of you, mor boro aealaat "The fundamental of thjb. bill la provision. Ik* satal* of William 0 . AIdrid**, deeteoed. late oi Bamlaol* Caaatr. •“A million and • half gf Chito bring agriculture up ton par­ Florida, lo Iba Han. Jaa. 41. HJiarwa ity with Industry and Jdtklng rago'a people are dependent upon Coeaty Jodga’ or Bomlnole Cneaty, at hla offla* In lb* a s s lr Cnnrielse”, LaGuardla said. "I#rus as. bokao In Hanford. g*mlnoto Cokniy, • um* that tha entire horde* passes Florida, within twslv* moalha from Ik* dal# baroof. on to th* ccn*tm#r.i|f cudknsdlty Italod Jaaaary 11Ik. A P, ISIS. Tunnicliffe Upheld In Bank Litigation W. tx MTINW sag II WftOft. OMT / t t » Y O U _ TMftfct unkn ow n . You an* sash of ordered 0*4 renulrt ik * CUart M o m la nolo C o u a tr, rWlorta r . h m s r r 4, t i l l . « Hal* bar of this *w*r the kill of e# oald Court east Ml ; >««. wborsls sad w rlsiaoal pray* foe eoillna any «Talm w of rn* mar k*y* ualattM sag dentin tk* complainant to ■ Itnai* and hafea CouMr. Florid*. 21 low*, le.wli: FRANOn - rnroflosurZ nod Mnls oalseod ln*tko *hov* •■ lined ennso on iim * ytrd. O.r O* DoromksrT A IMl L .« Hpoclal Master I* Ouafory, *n Mondoy. tho oitik day *1 Fskraary, A. P.. Ill*, tho somo kola# * Itulo pay nr Ihlo Cuun and a lapel Boloo IMr. I* front of the Court floes* el ganford. nomleel* Cenelr. Ftorlde. •'ll nffee tor Sale In Ik* Alakoot bidder for cnak dertka theTleaal honra •} soft, the f,.flowing do. V* are egulypod to m f t t f first das* J*b Wsrfc at tha ton eat yemlblo prices. Give M a triaL day at January, Harald Printing C*. Phowo 145 WWW DANNY DINGI^J T U R H tD OK45 THE v lio o m c , A P t f t n t c r fb • reseoadsat aiming feel • ™ * 5 j , t . wlf*. l t H W l l . l l . ■jW hwa. 930 E. 10U. BL mTISikSB^ *% ** 'Exchange grower* daring tho lo get rail rat* reduction or go la tV BTO U R WATCH repaired W ana who raaUr knpere Row. Igge, Jewtlsr, Mag, A r t.' ■ fesslonal standardcs. In th( smaller schools, 40 per'AT CASH for old gold. La Roy cent‘of the. teacher* a r t men, hot ■M Magnolia Avo. In th* larger schools oaly 3 / percont are man. Nlnaty-aaven of the 99 principals in th* stato schools ar* mon. * • Oaly 14 percent of th* acho-la changed principals/ This, 1 UIkvs, Indicates a tenure for prin­ ciples of about ravan years. Ssvonty of th* I I I actu.|a have T E you to visit our Aa* boon visited thla year. m room and Inapoet Us t e tour.poaaanger soap > HOLLYWOOD—Club Colonial Austin PickAlp,. Bool 4 south of hare, m ar In* complatlon. ILOHBD QOY waaU work *1 MF kind. 105 Cypres*. *l - ■' M• a s ti FraM Pag* Om ) All-Star Cage Team Will Play tonight WANT* r lt * U m ri* llabo drag** do not Inclod* principal* IMporelaory officer*. Dus to at>fflatod report* th* figure* for | larger schools ar* not avail- leventy percent of t] achoola ho th* one-hour peril tf th* gey school*, but only 9 per­ It of th* smaller tel il hava l lengthened period, fifty-two school* meet the IIiry atandard* In all parilcutar*,’ M fourths of tha ramainlng loots w* making latlafaatory om If. Wine, Jr II. Will*. Or K a. Iloodor ■•mJa-fram-dMInr-WOftThoW y-ils of th* 113 schools collegs graduates only a* i; la a majority of th* o m 90 pertsut hold aom* Por Revision Of Bankruptcy Laws• —- LtARH _ LRAftH TO iEV JF tftO ^ * ’S tL F - VBLUMCK ? U *U L w N O U ’,‘ > H tatd T - LtriO HI �Predicting that the next ies*J enact t aalaa tax In order to ball avoid*the gnptauamt tisN of r Taltobaaoed, State Indicates that legislator! to the coatrary will qu the LeyiaJature meats next Sprfn *rt e tflt conditions Which win ms th« Leglsleturt be state budcel which lists these conditions as folio* 1.' A State treasury depleted by collapse o f revenos pyoduelny measures, inclodt _____________ __ ___u> ta t { eetee for cash and a return from other sources that from normal and In the decline. 2. The refusal.of many counties and powerful Imi tariff a, to rn , dnbto. to p trtllt the end of state highway wedk add thetr ence that the state road department be allowed to three cents gasoline tax for maintenance and to mate eral aid. ' 000 por awauwt In war dabto, bad 8. The refusal of a powerful bloc In both Houses of the “ Mosel Ufa that y«« hy her UrtlTs, r tf a w to take Legislator* to permit the three cents gasoline tax returned mafaiiy follow two a payment in goods. This MUM to the counties for road bonds to be taken away. If this I1***' ** tw-aanm dm payment fat told or 0 . g. bonds statesmen of France are firing by u . Qotwuk to atoamwere done county taxes would have to be Increased anyway. |*rt «*sp*mte if y m i porchaaod With tha profit* of aur- 5 5 S * - * ^ . S Florid* e e ro * . U i. The refusfJ of powerful alumni groups and other I” 1. ywr ",^ BT * *! pliu exports. Quit* clearly, since n i n / t an! w "*ta* more persons to Florida frleddi of higher education to permit a drastic curtailment ,Whteh ^ Imtnediato and effectIre redaction Tourist Business ByO^deOffici 00 to ttls panrt ■•* ,M w t i st oaw jMsfln u t 9f m Inna* # • j t o u of Ibo tariff la out of the go eat law, * contribution to the pvuklam bo mad* by reducing the maaf thoqaaRtfa of dollars in the operation of the s ta te l,lcr j(rre u a problem of orm Might 1 hospital, prison, sehoold for delinquents and unfortunate*. Ination, f f i i u m i yetbecom e 1war debts. It would moan an at' 6. ThrnecdsaltT of retaining at least one cent kasoHne jaccaatomod to tba conditio* of b1tb tlo n of the intsnao con pat L- s n ra a s m rmm itHUTOAT; J anuary t t tan ■HUB VERSE FOB TODAY r A B t t FOR YOUTH alraa-latov-raUllaa. to-sshiah^wn .! - 7- The difficulty of reducing Judicial, circuits and the find euraolroa. . ... -.*■ ] dlsm ery (hot all possible retrenchment plans will not cut In aplto of America's one 'and 1 dtatd costs more than half a million dollara, which will have one-half billion dollar* In Germany J _____ revenue. ___ and hat fire billion dollara In ' been more than ___ absorbed_ by reduced 8. The ‘Jdemands of bond-ridden and almost C. ___ _ bankrupt I idtln America. Her treaty rights £ - further - - * reduction - . . .ad valorem .............tmt, *■>«*--. countie**for of the stale I•" Wr, po^uanioaa la ike Caribbean and' the Pacific, there 1 additional relief to the counties In school and bond payare Americana who cannot thigh1 * menta. lerma of co-oparatlon, just aa 1 9. Tbe dhcovtry that further drastic reductions In in there ere Englhkmen wMo cam- * •.. cost of the public schools art not practical and can only be not, In spite of two bUUou dollar*- * In the Argentine, ell rights In * lib* ta**rn In th* mountain's pads Had (topped tbalr youthful climb. 'i ' vmas They dulled awhile In play. Same tken an elder traveler, Deeec|ding tha ebeer way. WD* llmt he a peak bed sought L « a | youth alone might win! H 7 dV not see hie feet had hriught Btnrdnat into the ton. ' j By. Dantet Henderson. (rare mn;hto*s which on uneniploymsnt, what htok the women did who ion's Jobe sway from During itS2 commodity prices wllnsd IX percent whits farm ices dropped Z7.5 percent. An­ ker meson why th* farmen Th* govtmor of South Caro­ ls commute' to Ufa Imprleon•n t th* dtath stnUsce of s Ming woman who had aim It tad king th“ lift of a policeman, tough ‘ hiatfwring sentlowntalL m ar« known to M one root of « evB causing oar trim* wav*,' " iff if e lit^ T B a * m ‘r ' •*MTMa^e- W wi alty - m -fr United State* u a r t Ito moneys Irotiraglng sl«n. for It show*, that the better chance, too, to find the Florida atilt hae a strong appeal relation of the problem now an dlhat pet pie Mho a eea voy*landing as a. bar to the recovery I ag*,” Mr. Craig said. “But It *E the prosperity of A m erko and (also sbowa that the trend |a op• f the world. j ward. Fcopta a r t not Inclined to Bock eenotnn as Hairtaon and |WT*‘ homo in the center, ae told Borah, knowing them thtoga, L „ |t might bv at homo. If thing* withhold tholr word*. .H o -s u c h Bft (Ding badly. When they do comUbnUon waif ha' with S M gU rlMma | D (orb numbers, by Hiram Jbhnaon. of California. f i hu train and autemoblle, It or in tha future when we mlghf use these arms. Bo we desire to Th* action of South Carollpy* governor In extending cut down these coats. Bat (bat clemency to an expectant mother,^nho « u aenteneed to be means cooperation) It meane per. executed for committing murder, fli acclaimed ae a humoui- auadteg ethers to de the u m . tarlia deed and often a good argument why capital pun- Now this penaadlng la a moat difficult thing, anyhow, sod in tealehment should bo Vboliehcd. more so If a p tjk y ef tea. In order for lawn against crime to be effective they dared nomie nationalism' Ih reach tarlffe irtual be fair to every one. In the cine of flrat degree k being fcllowed. Tariffs,sm aa murder t h e r e ahould be no ektenjjgtlng circumstance* tariff waee, mean Intensified <pawhich would make one man getl life Imprisonment while filet foe the export c u rta te and another pnj* with, hla life, Rut unfortunately, or perhaps few aUtee havs forgottoa Umt fortuhatdy, human nature IsHn Constructed that the rar* o n e o f ib o mast important causes rylng out of a death sentence becomes too revolting for of the last war woe tha tcaaomte rivalry of England and Germany, execution under certain condltioi^ For Instance, in the caso oflk i aged man or an aged was tha competition for nvirlcta sman, sentenced to death, the'fensltlvltles of mankind, and resources la Morocco between Ugh os they ora in many Inehajjss. become affueUsland Germany, and FWMf- The* know wo usually see clemency extended,‘V FVom a purely, unbiasedthat high tariff while are a sure a Indlcstlon of economic nationalism and they fesr the peNsIbtllty of war which tony result sad m*y In the present world demand *11 the arms they can muster. You cannot follow Intomstlonsllsm to sims and nationalism to ^coit^nstea. , labment In theory, will take advantage of every excuse to la th* prvsent situation, how- point of view the aged person should bo shown lens conslderatloA' than the younger one. - Is not the man of ad­ vanced years, by hla greater experience better able to con­ trol himself than, say a youth of.twenty-five, who has not yat learned many or the lessons of life? avoid an execution. There Is scarcely any man of moderate prominence who fa eentenced to death who doean't have a concerted drive made In his behalf to cheat the noose or the electric chair. Many n guilty murderer has been acquitted because a uror became conscience-struck while on the verge of soundr ng the knell which would hpv* taken a life. Besides this, here is every argument in favor of abolishing the bar>arlc practices af the middle ages on. the grounds that they are repulsive to civilised persona and hardening Influ­ ence! which defeat the very purpose they are intended to Oovtrnar of Georgia In- help by presenting brufal spectacles, that tho |B a eta tag* are rite enough In these dayi, (Mrarnor bf Florida he* led IS pml |io llcona* toga SANFORD, YEARS AGO paoph of, Florida who an othvd I* Mr threa tfmoa ,nf *(•»*, Mrs. C. i. Itumpb, Park [re- Atrita*. • ant Ml** Mary Chappell has again fp|. become a pupil at Matson UniMil m alty, tutoring after tha boll- totaled 9r various .section* of gallnal Chare] ttats aahing th* Gorartior Id racontly by'M folldwtog ri% tr* far tha toe ulna [Hihell. Biff ' Banktr, y ttri 111“ Alhln* F rah|, prtalth* MeUmtoi etty d*ati Mia* Flint Walkfr, VVeMU what thin country prrtMaht) Hlaa Hair Watoar, B.tdriffi. lf ihs Ur- ttmjnssab to glra tha Weet Tampa Minion l i i « ^ iln« that cen ^ grave > Friday trill be atad* a gala 11 Frank Lewis M l barti That’s US RD ATLANTIC NATIONAL evltsbl *nd to ssry « tWm or flirt t It b u t HIE MEANEST MAN - TAMPA TIM S' Periodically |t 1* anaouncad that th* nNOneet man ho* boon round. One of tha late epectmeas of Mi gmua was tha peraoi who robbed ibo comaUry of a Florida Martin’s G an M M hfM»wet America's contribution, than, might w«U bo a wllllagnata to eaoporato a rtr war debts, to lessen * GOOD W ILL 'ho economic friction m u ltin a R A D IO -& E R V 1C *.1 ifttrclram. whlla Europa should Waxen (ba Interne fairs and hat­ reds reuniting from anas. The two go hand in hand. Lessen economic tnatea drawing from flf- * ato liwtHullon*, made up of the nationalism, In II engtndsred by haty thousand a year out Iritma efflclala aa the state budget whatever causa, tariffs or dabla, Hava Tour Ghi ef deooeltora of Florida's commission, voted not to enter dl»ta d yon weaken the held of anaFitted J t e e l l l banks1 while somebody play* and flonto at the - South amenta. Cut down your arm amenta Reduced p r i c e am t h e ‘work and gate paid Florida Fair at Tampa or any and you leasen suspicion, remove other fair. th« need for tariff* protecting ir Shells yesterday said “We would lik* (a do It.b u t " • wae-utllity goods, and. add 5-IU percent to the national Income which can be epent on productive enterprises. Keep your armaments: you wilt engender aaeplciau and fear, give rise to tariffs to protect the home Skoita sold ha was not predators, weaken the enemy! you will encourage a bitter natlowi- that employes be dlschsrgud out- hVrowT o r co .ru rrto v o r tub km to. h u iu an the payment of light but rather that they bn far- f l s w tip n i War gahta ^ ripiFitlSra. Keep r»»B. i y w m w r i e .|M W to . a t tw i necessary, he said, In order to cut year t expense* so the stoto cen meet eolved Its monthly payroll without resort arms Governor Says There Is No Money To Call Extra Term To Con­ Fjtty taJkfd of glactn and croTbfy’d conguar In g«od time, 'pltndld this wins I Amlbltlon’a .g * ltb n a b i t w lnltr and there-b e»****** *f 1*1 r ^ ^ T b ^ J r ^ U e - » >»4l«wtlon of Incrcaeed bori. t Z S V , t J K S eountori tomw * » ' ' * " * JJ* ^ them. Aor body knowa that, shtb **hB fo lft * fl” T* . being the facta, the baa Vmd U lk |n w t vtce-pprrident, raid In Tampa In* to them.'* Htoru th* rscvnt laallmony ef Hamit! this paper la a»rg than pianaad that it refused to giro ■para to numerous quota!feta Irtm the Ham111 book which were aant In foe publkatkn daring the progr*M of th* recast pmldenttal campaign. U is our dMidod opin­ ion that Herbert Hoover has bran to transfer of fttndt“It'a net » plesesnt thing tn *>k". eald Sholts “but we might as well (see the feels. W« must rut expenses In sll branches of Dm government In order to meet payrolle." The riste budget comtolsslon, composed of the governor and his If.- Csaltsl slMS P«M Is.. It. Murt>l«s ....... .. ....... cpbkwt, roUd yesterday to give IT . 1’ndl'Msd profits—Ml the 1M3 legislature, which meats j JS. rirculallne nnlss sals re. !>** ts basks. Ineludlni to April!, not only n recommends-; oststssdisw lion lor approprlntUns considered It. Itamsad d-postt o __ necessary to ope rata stats d e p a r t - IX _ Tin's iwposlla __ ___ mental sSttvllles, but also “n com- is! plot* plettru of. the slate’ fl-1 ' • i.<ia.rti.it •n4.cai»ikiM«#iMflU Ths coniniMlon is regutrad by law 'to mabo Ween LaI recommsn-1 •» dslions on approptlstlcns to the leglsbture. It rscehtly authorised Fred C. EUlot, secretary of Un trustees for tbe lnternsl Improve- a failure aa a pm idsat. Wa are at direct aatipcdoa with Mm to palttlcal belief. StUl he la rated aa antIraty'honest and hooerab!*) aa 'Ml Ahat a todudsd In Un la­ minar designation “a gedtlemsa." prop rial budget dwnot include expuwdltttm asthirUod by.lrgtalatlea acts ea special ot mottoulng appropria­ tionsApproval v u given to E IiW i ■uggwtlon that h* toko Into con•Merstion only MCtuery fond* for • paradena or whom tha atito war* ahattoAd. Geode awtrird join* the federal, evuaty, city *r I a Loot to ahapa and ware carried diatrict gavemmant. , down *t roots. Damage v u raoaed - Also approved was Elliat'a' auggeatton that, maky «xpOndltdrt* should U curtailed or . omitted tompurnrlty or rati rely until tR*| aUto gets to bettor financial •ham working a chap*. •* wave* howled an RlUul -wu tostnntod to praptov] a ta t of all itatutowned nffeato- \ Mlm and anUmraWto' wtitoa ’the wira.U.tke^grad PaeifSc Const KM.ViJ« G .l l . matam KlgHXBAL �* /• Rfehafd Ii'ESectei) I’alafka Bank Head I^ncheoA Is Ghrtn By Legfcm AtcdUsry Soctaf Calendar Mra. Rupert Smith, of Arradfe, department president of t h a America a Legion Auxiliary, and Kr». Marfan Bleach, of M. Cfew* department fo o rti vice-prtsMcnt Oeadiug the holiday a here parents, Mr. and M n. M. Itrbert Mom* - haa re. h ittrdiei a t Georgia Milidemy, College Park, ca. Florida VegetaMee Predicted In Report ORLANDO, Jan. lL —Yreeilng Tasaa temperature* Jan. I with remltaak crop damage of freea 23 to 7* per eaat Mr reported In a n n t j of (he Hoathcaitera crop •C HI* Auxilfery, wep* Manor f 'B ta Akerberj, »f BrcokM T * kaa letnrnad borne dpnaflug a few weeka here MMa Stella Moses a t her •U . Magnolia Avenue. PALATKA. Jan. l x - . l l . c Richard, of Palatka, former ihjtr man of Ihe bcartl, president of (he Palatka Atlanlir National Park by the boaiU of ilirrctcn, a t a meeting hrlil h. re Tuesday afternoon. No other rhana* waa made in thv uffkial personnel except that John T. Walker, Jr., who ha. eerceil u< prvsMqnt anil who i- prrMilctil ul Ihe Atlantic National Hank, nl Jacksonville, with .whi.h the Krai hank la affiliated, m . rlrrtetl ihairman of the loan! to sutrerr it r. Richard. looter It. Hush w ji rr-rln ln l evocative vice prrstdrnl; II. S, Mr Kent Ic, vice ptc-idcol, aril Baxter B. Bryan, cashier. (Aa t m c i l r t heard of the fecal American t>gian Auxilfery and lffea A ranu Takaeh. Short tatka wtre made by Mra. Smith ‘add Mr*. Bleech during the foncheon. The tone table at Which the ru '* ta were *eata| war overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with a blue Fmwl 0f red, white, and Cantwell. Tells — Mfs.*Wyi»« W. Potter l Is Hostess At Party . * * -r------Quantities of p i n k * radiance hki* dertJtrM hiltmeWi' fb*' flaraf '4*cor*tlod*. aSnetYI 'BorfAfg 4f sfapllIge scores'Vey, atUed and carded. RfKfl DMre p rlies ; club member*, frtrfher i boxes, weak to . Mr*. U fnanelty and Nr*. I . . Y. *Bojrl*.' Wet. Joseph A. Mebwh re’.rslved a rfMilxr prlte for holding high aoaga among t h e other thfSEriyB*. M ^ r ^ i- CaanrN^M l*. T- V. UmitMdvr, Mnu L. If.'fMyle. Sr*. J. D. Wood­ ruffs M r k ' t . f>. CaewtB. M n. W. a ' BUI. Mr*, w . A. Adams, Mra. IL- J . Holly.-Jr., Mrs. Ralph B. WlRht, Mr*. John Melsch, Jr., M n. Jaaepb A. Meiech, ami Mrs. C. H. ffiSm Jtffvt U tha Brat Pfet*** to (Cetdlnued P m -i Page One) that the ISJnnleg game he hurled agelnst the Chicago Coho at an Important juncture daring t h e season Vaa his beat performance, and that the toughest spot ho was forced Into a* a relief holder last year was In a game eghnt Rt. Loala. "Tho base* were faM,” he said, “there were .three balla « 4 hA dtrlkt* w r t r * tmttrr, one out, and we were leading A ta 4. I struck out ihe flret batter and the next one hit to me for lha final out. We later won Ike gairw, but I didn’t get errdlt f tr winning it.” While complaining that he had few chance* to set up an enviable rarord In basemll “Because lha M inagtr ha* Somehow gotten the Idea that I am a g<«od relief pitch­ er and put* me In game* when someone eh« »(•** ,0 Mr. Cantwrll eaid that “A* fen* *■ they pay mo tor * h a t t h e y ‘*l me to do, I won’t mind. At that I won n »"d l"rt »* « S “ V* though 1 sUrted and Bnfehed only four game*.” „ Before concluding hi* talk, Mr. Cantwell answered » e ', r * ‘ “J question* relating to pl-K »■ th . biw leagues, attrndance last year, and proapecta for the coming Rival Gang War la Blamed For Tampa Slaying (Continued Prom Page One) In their car, perked fin front of Serrano’g brothers noe** a t 2100 Fifteenth Street. Ta* brother, Ernest Serrano, and hie wife, MWtllda, were both standing ahmgaldr, leaning through the. windows chatting; B m eit on the street aide, Mr*. Matilda Serrano on the sidewalk. Ernest had just turned nway and joined his wife' on the side­ walk when the gangster'* cur, re­ ported to have been a Pcrd sedan, approached from the direction of Michigan Avenue and driving alongside,' came to a sudden step. A double blast of shotgun fire followed Instantly. ___ _ In tka ear Mrs. Serrano slumped mortally wounded. Her husband, wounded on tka forehead to dodge and cn both hand*, ti below lha steering,v “ W T the *T*V.iit S t€rrsn* shrieked. It yr‘„ w . CHffnrd Proctor of thf South Sid. r - T . A. roatM *Ppearol to « k support ha the peoposed ekpearane. h e re o f W ' Read, noted lecturwr. , Klwanlen Peter tkharf report?* that the clah had won a bowling 2 2 r t n « « n the Sanford R«Ur» Clofr by default, the ^ ^® BJl ST 3J8Sr.u-;aa^ volunteer* unfolds on tua aataen tW - b a d . coauaartkl tip United Btatao. fa* Of, as It has bean aald t , (a a motion picture chair and eaa yamoat -Mgnlfteant rogrvaa of Amer. dag and beautiful Richard ■ tbflr small applta COTTON to Bit nut A large number of the *o.-|e ret cf the city la plaining to ul tend another of the' f juries of cabaret dunces at the Sanford Country Cluh which will take pin :# tomorrow evening luginnlng a t 0:30 o’rfrrk at the club houue. Dan ing will b,. rttjnyed trdrtf Nf’Titt^iRMr'rirwirtKrTo B? furni-he.1 by Hern's Orchestra. WOMAN INJURKl) IN FALL P A L M E T T t^ Jan . 12— M r« . flugh Aiken suffered a broken foot in a fall a t hrr homo yrsterihty morning na she slipped „n a praised. Tho Texas cabbage crop la flew forecast at l#M<*0 ton* compared with n production last year of lt4JW0 (on*, or an in* rreme of 45 per cent over 1032. Movement of cabKaR* la yxpetlev to Increase stewdlly durUjig Janaary, becoming heavy JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 12. At the present lime Mare* twfl Stockholders Of Ihe Atlantic Na­ April movevnrat ti uncertain un­ til freeie damage to the late tional Bsnk of Jacksonville meet, ptantlnga can be ’ ascertained. log 'll! amtuul *rsslnn Monday m orhinr Were advised that tho InatVtutWa rendition waa very satisfactory and a f t'r discussing routine business . matters, re­ elected their dirvelots, who In a subsequent meeting rtnateed the bank’s officer*. Director* of the bank ate: Ed­ present rxpectatliwia are (or a ward W. fan e / Wileon O. Houser, movement of only BW raw this Unn T. Cheek, John C, Cooper, month and. 200 during February. Prank fl. Gnay A. K. Hubbard, Damage in tomatoes la *veh heav­ Raymond D. Knight, E. J. L’Kngle, ier Uwn to p»as. The crop was a Scutt M. LofUn, J . U Medlin. John total loss In Sonora ami 7B to IH) II, I’acs, W alter Ray and John per rent lottn In Sinaloa. T. Waliar, - Jr. al| prominent —U FKirldit JMHW3L " * ? /« • • Jacksons)It* business ‘men. and heavy niovoment of snap heana, J. H, Relay »f Poley. Mills B. probably the peak of the winter la n e of Savannah, E. U. Hwarts crop the latter part pf the month, op Perry, and Everett Mlsel| of the report continues. Cabbage, ParnaniBna. celery, pea*, peppers, etrawherrlt* Officer! of the bend elected by the dlrertor* are; Kthsard W. crease la eaefet shipment* nnd a lane, rhalrtaan of the bnird; heavy movement of escarol! I* ex­ John T. Walker, JrH president; pected as long aa market ifemand J>. Ik Upchurch, W. I. Coleman. warrants cutting. J. E. Jtlcphcnson and Charlr* l>. Warm, dry weather prevailed Wynne, vice prr-idcola; Wllsun (I. Bonn r, Vi c president and trust officer; C. O. Little, n-slst■nl vice president; (i. E. Tborry. Atlantic National Joe Knight, Le Mon 0 1 Jaqk&eitviHe Will Meet in Ring Has Annnal Meet At Daytona Beach mart*. Acfeal* r4*>»«d heoty rail* In tha fywkt section la coming W * brarlbg .thi* week, thus helping to ewhll th* moveinert. Shipment* h«V* been aa high a* 51 car# a f e r daring lha last few day*. The wtafef axreage U eetbnated at IfJOQ acre* ami tha yield U In I N bushel* per acre compared with 1<,000 acres b|st year which pr*4u<ad *P averIta f Of Idd bushab) 2JUT car* war, shipped froot.bMt year1* win­ ter acreage. .. ‘ Acreage far u g l y harvest in TO UBUVB«r LECTURE 1033 I* i->tl mated *4 f,7(W acre* nnd tha yirbl at 500 ggfU* per eerw, -Th* Thro* Wan^* pad giving ■ prodrrtbyV af JAW.OOO Daniel. “ Ancient of Dwy*” the crate*. U s t year t h i atata pbnted this ceaatry last two af a aarlw af r i t fectarrt by J.'T. Llghffcbt, * Bible scholar, Joy tb* will b* p rtaan tef ttatg h t and Sun­ day night, remparthaly, a t th* iA Far*w ell Ti j , AUDIIORJUM , "AYTQfiKjpACH LEVITAKI Eminent Pianist J.C. PENNEYOQ LKKMRUNG— w. av. opened wholfHalt. coni huslnesa on Souih 4th St, season. DAY’ltlNA IlKACH, Jan. 1*— J*tr Kniitht, slugging light heavy* weight Ironi Cairo, (in., and Ttgev Is* Mon, Califnrnlnn pureher, wl’l meet her* Friday night In the lt> round main buut of u hieing show faring stager) Under the direction of thi*' Daylone Bcuch-Volusla l>onty-7ta»tug AsMwIation, whjch |a In elwrgo of tho international *|H-ril trial* Invnlvbig Sir Mnlrultn Camplwll n«r*t month. The light will be one if Knlghl’e 1l*t start* before bo lenvc* for New York In quest of the world rbuni|iionship sh'd he earned by defeating Naxle tlftserhtoom, New York commission champ, and George Nkkols, rerognlxed by the N, H. A. Knight beat Imth chumpten* loot’-yaee. - ' la* Mon I* bx-weltcr and middlewelglit champion of tha t ’all. fotnla, nmatcurs, and champion ef the California mldtllewcight pro* until bo outgtuw the division and started fighting apimtg tho light heavies, The g Id Wallace bed cmbit malic of the California prides-inaa' middleweight title la on display htrv. Ho has -lured '.hi kroek ut* •ui Inst «l lor Knight. Nrilher ha* ,1ver hern knocked tail. In addition to the In r und main nut, Rough Rues R»»*ey, lluntmglon, W. Vn, light heavy, and M Cnrtei. <f Baltlmme, will meet in an eight round semi-final anil another eight and n rl* will com­ plete Ihe card. 7.2.V) acres, l.ar> s(nl M M which yield*,! 425 crate* per acre. ear of relery were shipped In IIKI2. Tn the 51h of January Iho-Seinimils County arra had .’MOO acr-« planted In comparison with 4,KHi Inst year at, the same time. That seetlwn expert* to cut 110 rar* i sthicr; L ~ V . Wandeit. ti. W. tl.la month. Must >of The celery t iS»itr. J; l- t/igley, litnrge A. now moving la turning from the tlilegti* aiul J. T. lame, a- wtaut early planting* nt Sarasota, whirh in htors; ami Edward II. Paxton, expects tn cut 400 rar* In January. mmptrkllor. In.lbg Irusl d partTha condition of the crop a* n men! in addition ts Mr. Bonier a» whole' In the elate la reported at trust ofll er, in.* fnllowiug wire *5 per rent 0f normal eompnrnl i#-elee U-il: I- T. ProVont. perwith a condition of 70 per cent at •nnil trust ofllccr; George Yoerun lr., corporalo iru*t uflictr; and tl.la lime fast' yrar. Ewarofe planting* at th- pres­ T. II. Crawfnrl of litis Ity, Ient lime In ike dlffrren^sirtlnn* II. flush of faW k i. H. V. Marlin aril a* follow*: Manatee count), 1 2WI acres; Heminote, IHO; Winter 1 Gardm, ISO; and Palm IDarh ctoia ty, 100 In t2Ti arret. This I* n I raiM r ||ravy . planting far this llmo of rear, anil weather ro«*litloae will (fiRerrelne whether th« lata planting* win mak<*. Fall pepper* are »GI! prtoluring • fruit add tha- winter aer<wge I* I mining Into bearing. The result la markaf lm spare In the shlpnKnla of pepper* from the state *lne* Urn flrot ot,,J«nuary. The winter a<-rraa* will Ak»w .’too arrr* ntorrt.au last yraf, this Inrrrase Iwing the La* ‘ roopty acreage which moved last y**r heavy bifor* the rif-t a f tha^xear hot which this i ■i asan l« a ,winter acreage. If prrsrnt ^(eittlone ar* rmrrfed out this month, there will It 17,Hod fe-re* uf Irish potatoes in th* Mata'tkla vegr romparad with II,- l ecraeu vrith an ofctlmUh t fur the. r o m n t eco- f ■mucin HI |y d»aa the plettlre tackle a t dapaaaitoa, bet It i « " II edge* place art !ttU Saa%!St will entertain at »:00 P. M. a t the South Side Primary Sehcol audi­ torium with the Sooth Side Pri­ mary P.-T. A. as iponaor. M*. H. Kronen, and son, Phil dT Nkw Turk Cii arrived towerkn with mother; Mra. J. Those prraent were: Mrs. Re­ tr horn* on Eaat port Smith, M n. Marlon Bleech, Mr*. P. K. Roumillat, Mrs. J. II. Hint<-rmilder, M n. L. M. Lein* F W n . L. X WUkerton and tens, hart, Mn. LeMoy Chittenden, Mn. M*N*, Jf. and Alfred, and M n. J. E. U tah. Mr*. B. E. Takaeh. HUJIerMn'c mother, Mrs. Delta Mr*. W. I). Hoffman, Mra. Roby AyeOck, of Notsxngla, Ala., a n l.alng. and the M ilan Aranka Welding *1 Ihe Langley Apart- Takaeh, Jeanette latiag. and Re­ laenfa where they p bn to malm becca Steven*. p e l f heme. They will be joined here left* by Mr. Wllkmon. Upon p a i r arrival here they spent a «anm * 1• tew dayi with NA. and Mrs. W. T. Inpglcy as their guests. 17 % I I InehM TONI A too*, witt t«rf. , hemstitched I Better to that drairc to lay ka M r . . . roch a low pika < t t t " W o m e n ’* CAHAKKT HANIK klg bang of aooerkraat mWtrw>-»iwee"Wekf«m-«ird in, of Ponwood, N. J., boro to apend about two weeks th Mrl, Weldon’s father. M a n -S tx e , . .2 1 2 -2 1 4 K. l a l S t . o f C e n t r a l F l o r i d a ’s O u ta ta rk lin s c Ja n u a ry Fl’idny and Saturday Tlirte twii liu*t tluyn will hr even more Inlerr.siitiK thmr tin* ti]tehlnK two ilny.-t of tin* jun'e, with npeclai> offi-rinw* of *i'ii.*onnl>li‘, usnhle ntfrthiimllno n ■ low In price that you Dimply tiinnol nffur.l not to huy. Juin Iho crowd* of ithopiH1™ who arc fimlinir it profitable to whop where vuinen art* hacked up hy quality. O rlu n tlo , F lo rid a DEMONSTRATI ON w il l h « a x p l w l n a d a n d D a m a n itra ta d art ow rito ra Monday, /an. 16 b y ■ fo o t C am fort b y e r t f r o m Mi* C h i c a g o s ta f f Of O X WNL M. ICMOLL I f you have f<mt trnuhfe—no w a llr r how painful tig lmi|standing—ba auro t<» attend this special event. Yinir fret will m given a uMoplrte Test ■fa; the caueo of in fort rvpIaleu-J, .ScIwO M ethod of uwirilrd-wfJm'iii. >«t, Jnn. 14th, 8:16 P.M. Intematiahilly Known otJigalitn la you! o proper foot c m InchrdrtL >1B E R T H E DATKi lr V S K i.c E 3 N. 16th Hponrorr j A* Primary B StO N !< fitif frtirl H an ftW n Avenue ................ I % \ 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 12, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 12, 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 12, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/870147bfb572ff110e687013e4d0f02e.pdf 07e4ba0256ce6a4d68b98fd299da4964 PDF Text Text I r / m-r-rrr t r?v ■ * * * A THE W EA TH ER YOU* NEWSPAPER Local rains tonight ta d Thoreday. Not a n k change in tomperaUrce. Lical <•rather yesterday, high. •*. low. S3. M lta M U r b r i d i ’i H e a r ! 1 m W o r tf a G ro n tcst V egetable § F * i mod W c fcw t G arden Land. xxm AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R . M e n irr A an o d ated P i t a s PRICES UP ON HEELS :y L a w s OF WHEAT RISE ©over Plea< £ Pr NUM BER SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A . W E D N E SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 11. 1>M f *------------ - 251 SON IS BORN TO Military Steps To Other High Schools Given Out By College Official LIBBY HOLMAN; Curb Riotings And REYNOLDS HEIR Re volt Are Taken M tv a ta a a r ^ * v During tha ichool year tl>3l-3C, .at thr -Kaatlu* in tho am t-d llrl members of tha Pir^hnun Clasa of Iliah . huols ol hU rals in hi. h»----------------r-rminplr High Sch• ol which wa* tor to It . f. (i. K. McKay of Bcini ''V-. recently ntm ei aa-on* of the Ni kon High F«h~'ly staling I in I n a u r r e c tio n s S till M a n y P r e m iu m I s s u e s accioditrd high achovls in Florida, |YThe tuci* n:*> In-Ip yoj gm<l.‘ C o n tin u e I n I n d ia . were 3.S uont boltor a . far aa jfo u r ailniiniai ration e.iJ may • in .I n O rd e r A d v a n c e F r o m O n e failure ol srmekter h ura la c-m- laaad t- Iftul* or-te «f tho will S p a in ; D i s t u r b a n c e s T o 1 4 .0 0 P e r S h a r e ; rcinrtl than tho general arrtag e Igtoti.. th.it gnin i lu-uUlum in . P r e se n tH it G e r m a n y , C u b a of failu re throughout the .Into Iftttilig »ur »>h. .1 K e p t I n I n c u b a to r • T o r e c lo s u r e s N ew Y ea r M ark S et Lical fro.hmcn pe.red a I h u t|£ T h e -im.nniy tt a« foil •»>. Rt Tie Ah m Ii IH P ftm ■T O , . . -------2S hour, of Ih* IOO semester h u t, 1 . -11♦. H i-tt.a ihool, *01 • a • ~V rH lU D K & rillA . Jan. It (,T> Slllilnry measures wore In­ NBW YORK. Jan. 11. —«A1~ attlgnoil to thorn, or a total of i.S I fcilitr.l in I'J31 32; IIJ In IJ f-JX WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.— —|JI',y Holman lleyitoid,' new voked today In four of six Prices on the Nrw Yoik Stock T ( ♦ H - t n a aecond g p c d il menpercent .failure. Tha atato a o n , hr## .-hoo. >ll<| iw»t me- lo­ h*hy bor. Dr. NonimVa-.'v ,»id tu. S c o r e s T r ic k A n d F a n I Ex hang* yesterday followed In ci (alluro among fraahman cta.iaal olrem-ntt an.) did not ro-apply, countries disturbed by- rioting -lav, welghnl three ami a half to Congrasa In aa many E x p e c t a n t M o th e r I s (hr c y A d v e r t is i n g P r o wika of a swift rise In Ih# la I0J peicrnl. ot..opon.gBU®U*-Ii»-ono-of'-lW * r *1 ihib. n v jr c ate achool ih l not President rresident Hofrer nt^vrr toT o S e r v e R e s t O f rhlcago pit. Chicago wheat wheat pit. „.^kka» i. m . w .il w I.-wiiiWsHin an Inri'hatnr. iHfe_iL.BtaL.ioc. :‘junar. a I... U Ik* ■ atk a.# V RHw Fix ’ irw etliiwd. nppli-*l f r Itulh molher and child, the ob. , __ ; ; T J •sT-’i-_ j ».v *. ______. —miUtory action thrtalenrtl action” in the revision ____ 3 Mges:»« e«Mp_ higher, Mp|«d_bjr rvpcit l.y Win-ton W. I.itt # y gn-n.tiiu hip but wrr,- rej*rlrd. "Th? local new .paper which I* •trlsician ,*i *. are ^vlng fir ry Thr *vemx* .lie of th e ‘ntem- wjll." The eLibl. heir Io a largr pilling for the old'home town an I to tiuell political fightinR. iplcy laws in order COLUMBIA. S. C.. Jan. 'll.— fined tonna.0 icport, showing a | Unlvw.-kty of Florida. a m....... Rpvolta continued in Spain organlxalion, b*r ,rt-v«'l I. . pupiU; the share cf hU father’, toharco for- every worthwhile •void the present-day WV-By a stroke of kla pon. Gov. nogltgihlo change from tho p M -|°/ tone, wa, horn lavt night ami institution ami bt'.ints* in it 12 and Aiwar. India ■and dis­ ♦rnor Blackwood ytatarday .pial r*. srhoi'l anr It. 31 p<n>lU. month. Rut It waa not un- ' ,r'11 ■"•* ^*h ‘,l !f forced foreclogufes. -hangod tho death sentence of vlnu* ram* *, i .nrprii* t0 out.ldtra a, month. In tha year I* th* b#»t turbances which took a heavy ... a . . a a _ n a_ OfI Mr I 1|t«l»(*l*a Wtllklnlll# (CnnMnufd On Page Four) Mr. submitted r cum ins y wheat hail surged t>P 2 to 21 g H e asked specifically I icvlotn annonneement* from thr medium for advertising and when Mn. Boatrlco Ferguson Snip*. til rtnts « bush.1 In Chicago that activiv' hom* aid Ihi baby vra. local organuallon* ami b i,Incas toll In ca.ualtl:*, also occurred In lie alteration af J9.ycar.oM rspadant mother. to boar, wort put to full llicht in m-.n realise tl.i» ami uuit patron- Uoudany, Argentina, and Cuh»f evpr.tr I -ally In Febnary. law to facllttsla “raliof one of Ufa imprlaomnrnt. raying aham market. ■ Tl.e father, t'mith Reynold.. 2t- iung *vsry propo»illon of trick T h* situation in Argentina eon•jfU lk to n who iN k proVftllon at his action of rla clemency waa "In ac­ thoMany prominent atocks rose II trar.»V> h ir t,» a fuuilh of thr and fancy alleged adaqrtgWTf e y h tinurd rhrabtfut. *" a,court for tha purpeaa af rt- cord with tho general aentlment of In | l a .h a ir Several prrforrod P-ym>bl* "Tobapf** frrt-n*, w a* a . rook h<M>ka. school annuala, *" ”;lng thalr affair, with thetr the country.H ... .. ■Iksuec made Th# Spaniah Republican govern»ld* galtev. In sytk* found fatally ,hnt at M< b-»nie at preml.m liatk, programa, blotter*, The former textile worker, who pithy with pronounerd mmt ordered martial law for tho flrniroi. Wlnrtan-Salfm lari July alter a etc. and place their advertising in Sonata judlelary aub-cont admitted ahoollng Rural Police­ of tho honj mkrkat for thr fifth the column* of the' new.pap-li province* where further -o u t­ fay i-lrth-lay party. * ( . dtcldtd ,tk TeMraft tho man Elliott llarrli to d-ath wfth »uo rtalve . o . a l o n . Continued ill, wife and friend. Albert where it will re*«h th* most peo­ break* a rt expected. Sine* Sunday B h i i U peccant boor htl| In a hit own platol, waa notified of the W jlker wer* Indicted fw th* mur ple and do th* m e t good, th . bat­ 40 havr bv«n killed and tporo wky which Chairman Blaln aald Gecutive'* daciilen aa aha aat In g.lns In bonds ware accompanied ter it will b* for all cone rn*d," than too war* injured In tho re­ Ih? pcs-ecutlon wkuld "bring It wUhht.tbe eonatl- lha aunahlne In an oncloaed yard by nnconfiriirrd rumor, that th* C all* O n l e g i s l a t u r e C it r u s E x c h a n g e O f ­ iler but Morgan-.sponsored American 8o. •ItMpitrd after oiulhnrHliw mill .raid Karl Lehmann, .erretary of volt of Spanish .yndi .lists and tetloa without any donht what- at Ih* etatr penitentiary. fic ia lR e v e a l s F a c t T o S t a y In S e s s io n there wa, In.ufffclent avl-lenre to tl.e Seminole fisunly Chamber of communlats. At first abe appeared aomewhat mrities Invo-ling Corporation, aster." Tha aimelfl: plan waa not fointed tail Julio, waa again In A t S t a t e . M e e t in g wattanl a trlnL t'ommerrr in ndilrr.slng th* C*n. T o C u t C o s ts , T a x e s bewildervd. c A thouaand British ioldler* ar­ market. ............ rinrnl of tho artlval tral Florida Cot nrll 0f Chamb rs rived In Aiwar where Moslems 'What doea It s t a l l - lif e tboThe An effo rt to kill tha emergonry turnover In *1o*ka was nnlv HAINES CITY. Jan. 11— Flor- uf the Reynold/ heir wa, made vf omnivn-e In the monthly break, wrr* In rerolt. ATLANTA. Jan. II. - 0 P » — Dank rollcf bill by. atriklng out here?" ahe naked. . Yaa." anawtred the prison 1.UA.S37 ah.ro,, but almo«t h .lf Eugtne Talmadg* b cam* gover­ Ida C lint, K.i-liangs brand advrr. hy Dr. Norrl* W. Vau». Libby fast me-tlng at OcaU Tuesd* • The Argentln* congress ad­ IU annetlng clauaa waad-foatrd by of it wa, traded In the last hour. II linin’* per.iona! phy.irlan. wrlv^ ntvirhing, Jan. 10. . tha Beeao. To m att tho TtoaL guard who read the commutation It waa the nhret active aeulnn nor of Oeorgln ywtfrday and lit tiring bring. 2ft cent* a In* prejourned for th* duration of In­ ’•Tent shdw». rarnivali. rhalau- ternal disorder*. donfa requott tha Sanala forolgn to her. ml-im, t'harle. I f. Irgang, tener aid only that "Mr*. Reynold* l /d hi. ' |naugura| a d d tfn plungtil of the new year and gain, av r* q-a«. medicine . shows, 'bonetlt* “Well. | aura am much oMIfod rolaUoaa coanmlttco favorably re­ Sevan person* war* wounded immediately Into « ta t. problem, al manager nf tha Chicago Fruit ,i bal-y loy, bom at 0.4S f. M., Irrfumiances and the Ilk# which rou." ah# aald «lowlr. -pesplng agrd the belt .fn-a Jan. 4. . ported e*roaolulion authbrlxlng In Cuba before military forces ?iial Auction Kale. Company *abl at and her conJitl.n aid that of the with a rauum that lha legl.laThe atrength of wheal wa. fbsck tn Florida In tha winter tu took over control. hahy ate talUfactuiy." tho oxoentlTo U pMct an om- ait tha document. “Who did It," th« I.rg ’ly in reapon.e to fnreca.t. lure stay “ n »e»«lon long enough tha atata.wld* meeting nf th* AaI ' Ih - q-tcdlon of the chill’a In skim the rreant off of the local ■beige on a m a to Mtlona at war governor T” koclation of Prw ldint. her* ye. SHANGHAI. Jan. I1._W T — v t • ......... ...... -to eaact vmerg*t»-y Uglalallnn The chief eietutlve’a . algnatnre of a rold anap over much of the tn reduce guvemniental cost.,, trrriay. More than 100 Exchange -l-.rittancr, slue* the tragic cinum rntertalnment dollar usually do Chinee dispatches said today 10r . or/threatening war. _ . hill and report* of daterkrratinn ,v ^ Sptalyrr Garner told nowapapor- aa polntnl out to her. a.uH-ialion offirrri ami manager* dame* of hi* father’* dtall> lv»l more harm Ihar^goml to th? com. 000 Jaranesa soldier* marching "I wink you'd tall tho governor of tho wintar crop. Cotton at Now lower taxr* and cut the ptlcf of attended. Pir.ldent J. M. Tiltlen, July, ha* ar.u aej much "pecula­ muntty when they corns into your into Jehol headed for l.lngyuou. mon la tha event the ProiMent lag. to FI. town nnd mine to *»l up In com.I* Tha attacking forte include* nr. vetoed tho Philippine Indepondrnce that I cure appmiat” thla," rhe York advanced ino«leralely, rlo«- autu tion aiming lawytr*. A trvm-ndou, ,rowd that over­ lake Wale*, prcbleib . Ing If, to 7ft ren t, a bate higher. petition with those local IrgltL lcgltL Bnj ra ratry marching from bUl.-ko favored having tha Hooao aald earneally. *0fea, and tell ev. "Kxrhang- growvr*." Mr. IrKelt'emvct of th* Kmitb Rey­ Kami Implement, -were particu­ finned the chainlur »f the Hnnir n I, nor(h Sulrhuni. north uf of Shanhalkwun. Khanhalkwon, VkU Imroodlately on whither tp eryfiedy who had any</,lng to do larly strong. Caa* cloned it HAtTJ, of Representative* ch -rrcl him. gang said, "havr Is-iilt up a good nold*' e»tat/, it wa, announn-d Vi nrnte bo.inava enlerprUea eng.ged Sllicku in providing th? rommunlty with which I* ht the hand* of lha Jap a­ with It hew much I appreciate tt. eve11Ida tho vote. will with tjoth the whqle.aler ami in. nth ago. had l«*« Iwguii, but Talmadg* ndvocaUd proper pro­ up ll.2ft. and International Har­ 'The charge that' poor io*urUiea Tall the governor III do anything vester at 13ft up II.M7. United vision for support of common ctm*!)isirr thrns-ghm.t the rivtintry, the final .ettlenivnl woul.l le de it, rntertalnment. There. I. no nese. Dispatch** also aald a Japanraa wore aaboUtoUd. aa collateral »n in Ih* world h* dantn m* to do. If S '-tes Steel finlahed at |3 I , up school*; hcltrr law. for V>xlug Mams; • *he value „( whkh Is Inratmlahlo. layed untU alter the child* birth. fntrnrs, in giving free ll—---yuaraiiter, guarani.™ and other concraaloni |an4||ng landing force fort* waa put asnoro ashore aat, Elba per pad Tall aaonrHt** aold he will Joat lot m- know. hvtau-Ll bam lhl*.»t»trment from my .12 la Us* wilt u( K. J. Reynold*, ■|tl»*1u, bow** nwdsstber Oovarmrt Blattk*oed*a aw ^-a. aTtl X,a t i tko United Staton with tho ap> u r t ! tipyriitK , in the bu.inv-a fro nd*# of th* <^>.000.000 tthwero lo lhp*ti (ntecTti which com# Into rhlw w a^U o, a#*Fnrt near flham. glble property | *hel|l(*fl c lm iilha romhiuiiity tlrrlng Ih# Inonlh* , a |kwaB patrolling tho* »D "flbkriNW VTW * stobh nnnromont ef*eUmemry eem* nsrroary department,| heller of fruit auction arlling both in company, no mention „*» made of of nmr# folk, and more dollar*, r|n||y. jn ih# miantlm* the nnNew York ami t hh-ar". ngo waa mad# by -Chair- within a few hour, of hi. latest the wid.w* or widower, of hla r gulatldn of motor Im.e* and ,, . government --..ro m e n t a t Nanking "To farther inhanr* th* value chlldien. Certain law yn, held and then ev|»-ct the local theater, lional Norho'k at lha re-opening atatement that ha did not expert truck* and “justPr" for the man itb Ihrtr high licenses, laxes, lo. reiterated It will not accopt tho of yo ir fruit von nriat arrange that u n 'rr th* taint, of that will. ; S enate' atebk market in­ to takr any action aa long «» the whis wntkt. ral payroll., rontributlnn. In Imal Japan*** suggestion that th# cap­ rate waa on appeal •" *he court*: action. II. drew prolonged apptanae f-ir a o4e»-ly and cpirM rnt »ut»- Smith Reynold*’ e.tai*. e«ilm*t-1 chaiitlea,'liu y rr, of Chamber of ture of Shanhalkwen w i l l h# ply nf your prvnluct. MaiVeflng padOJ>y-pago atmrglo over lie aald ho reached bin deoialo" whtn h- raid governmental coal* nim hinrry lu. - «is rhnnr-I is, Ibe at helwvrn #16.t"".""0 ard *»'*.- Contmerrr mrmtwr.hlp* and other treated a* a local Incident, but will JWgWgim I farm bill Invefepvd the after attorney, for the woman elinull hrut »nd a-lded: O vN I.O O O would go neither to lha ntnrka of to,Nl ritliriwhlp tn prv«- Inaiat th# affair ba considered pa Mia•eetiig ain y arm fdll inv'lnpod told him »h« wa. willing to aban. "The nnly way I know In do It P«*t few year*, due l-> motor fin.l Mi*. Rayrt' d’. who wa. Ann vido th r iimimunity Its regular part of th# whole Chin**# aim The arr.id d aelener of aatron(('nnlinuid tin Page Four) tha llokae yeaterday aa It r m » W don her appeal. I* to nlmU-h every department Canno.i, nor to Libby Holman Key- riiterialnnirnt lliroughnot th # Japans** dispute awaiting settle­ omy ami fart* which the speaker evmmojlliy afU r commodity Into ruld*. hi .eecml wife..The -haie year inrli'ding Ih- 'Iran* rummer ment by th* League of Nation*. aald affirmed Ita value a.i an Im. that we r*n do without. After jmi (Continned On Page Poor) S a n f o r d G o lf e r s T o in of linilth Reynol »*• •« b-t kept mcinthr. Tlu>«a ’.now bird’ m n w ^ ___ __________ W e lf a r e W o r k e r s I n | |*<iiigni n r i u r in » »ry i j ■•II*' portant ifactor In taw age wa.• do this, a ta ri' with the gov*riioi ami cut hi> snlary and follow Ihn P la y D c L n n d O u t f it s In tru*i f r him until he wav -’H— nt*nt rn lrrp ri-r, are not entitled , p i t y rp0 IVfa |^e P l a n s he,fl p member, af lha all down the line." hut he died i l b n I. aching- that In any rn n c c irn a * f do not f i r flla h n n F n rm o r ’ ■**• ra’hford n o tify T lub yeaterday The d ate highway department u r a D is n o p * r o r m e i r . • . noon by ll. r . stamfnr.1 of Orage. whieh pre.enti-l another ta.l- grant the Inral thraler*. In.t!*'l .Mr». R. Slelllng ha, hern nan's D p n L Ip o l O f T h lK rilllanl JR. v ’ Industrial Ikndo In ■ talk I n ’which he ex. drew a rebuke from Ih- rt'-w captain of a tram ,-f local wssim-isIg|* rrg.rding hi. widow’, .lower n r should favor the homo, tax gnv-'tnor. Ilsi m il the ilepaitpaving rntr»|irt«a. rather than tha J § e s l0 e n i U I i n i s tendmt at Ota plained plainrd the V.HOU. variou* branch.* branch,* ami an-k Home at Marianna and J. C. Ik - decree, nf the auhject. nirnlV IndelstednVea at the end .oiler'* wIT" will i-i to Did nod ilghl*. It wa, aaiumed, on the oilier ‘lly hy.nlxht* prnpoaitlon." added ;r v l Kundsiy allrsnoon 1“ accept nler, of Jachaonville, and the Mr. I^hmann. Rntarian H. B. Pop* reed an te. i f the yetr wab mure than 4*u-I 71a iffc tl r - . "tale Board of Public Welfare trrw ting paper en "Terhnorracy" OOO.ntr), "whl h Dieluded runtract. a chl.llengc for a mat' li on the land, that *cy child I Reynold, "A , Main a . the »now Iwglna to a< would be anlit ed to lbmajor l!11 rg r Aron rout, r Thu annual stockholder* meet­ Waait'baa rtralvad locally Sanford iyeaterday W aareaa bake b a n riraiveu tocauy te rn n j ln m oamoro ™ ; - / after. a* the Club'a wt.kly current event I t in advanca In Hi* amount of fly In Ih- North tho»a ‘snow Itlrde’ portion »f hi. fatber’p r«t*te. ing of th# Banford Atlantic N a­ |'J.000,0nt». • • • the practice of 1:30 o'clock. of tka daath la Stamford. Conn^ Mini In rnnfervncr with Mra. I|ei- .uhjecl. fly Smith and Florid* particularly . Mr*. Reynoldi, * rel***el from Other member, nf tb* team f t on D*c.-11, of Dr. 3. N . Btahop, *n T. Morw of tha Seminole b nvarrun with them, they come tional Bank was held yesteniay Tho.* pre.ant at tha lunrh*on atidpatinir revenue, hy any d« fgundag *f Paola a«d one. prom. County Welfare Board regarding Included Rntarlana H. A, Bald­ psrtment and doing buxine, In present are: Mr.. V. A. Kp-er, charge, filed again.! her *D»r her e-lltsig erery thing Imaginable, afternoon when * review of tho Jlr*. (Irutge Mull. Mr*. Marr huib.nd had b*en found fatelly •tu ff not a. good ae that handled past year's business w a, present­ * * |a Dm bualnaia and profra- the propceed Conference of Social win. and Paul O. Meredith, of Or. advance It Illegal." llfa of Sanfard. He waa Workera to ha held hara on Mar. landn. If. C. Stamford, nf Orlando, Th) new govlrnor .poke r a ­ llawlln*, the Ml*.#, Margate) wounded In * b*drvom at hi. #,- by lha locaf merchant*, they dodge ed showing * very satisfactory - - Conn., on 0, 7. and I. btriad la Nrw ~Uodae. ot and Rotarlana B. L- Malthl*. wh-i lemp*tan"0,1*iV. II* **bl be re­ I’elrr., F.litalieth Shoemaker, I-'* t.ie , ReyrnHa, raveated that »he Ire*| llrenvr. by Ml.abltd yar year's operation. Th# stockholder* ro-elettrd th* Mra: Morte Mated that they prwldrd. W. A. Leffl-r. II. M. ganled ■amprlgn pledge, a a be«ca Steven"', Helen M*i#niell*. wa, to b.com* a mother. hla “ Dae. II, aad la aurvtvml by hi v#t*r*n*' nr anm* other auhterfuga At that lime, rhe .a it >he w u'd for straightforward merchandising •am# Hoard of Director* for lit* and Katherine Syme*. \ ' wide* wha mldea In Btamfurd. ware bar# I* lnva.klgat# hotel and Wataon. S. O. Ch*»e. Sr., R. F. “.acrid th in g ," name th* child "Smith" reaardle.r . o r b a. taking order* today and ensuing year and th# director* lit g II n , -ure ih.i rraldenta of thla .ee- mral accomma^atlona and to make Mnnlaalratv*. W. M. lUj-n**. wnr One pi of my iHiDpn'4'i campaign prom l.’v nA •I women wwiiiwu *••••■* ........... wall wmamber •her Dr Df Blahop other arT*ngamei\t. that will pro­ fleorgt C. Hardtp. II R- St*r,n». to th* people of Georgia wa, Ih •t ; ,«• Joln'thl* team and go t>s Dei and nf it* aei. delivering later, they pay n,, local a aubsadusnt tn*:tlng ra-elocta-J I the prwidewtt af ef tha the Orange vide fdr tha amooth handling or 8. O. flhlnhnlaar, P. J. Stine. J. I would try to get them an auto- for. the match, tha blr* being I I as.a, many «f them even buy th# tam* officersTh# directors of th# lank *r#s ■' raQroad, now the Tillhy tha Cdnfaranea which will be at­ A. Wright. O. W. Spencer. A A. mobile lag 'fo r the flat rat* »f oti.kr a . fine a allowing «, p<>« Ibrlr automobile licensee In other #•». | I > R A Hnow » w m If mo ....... 4 , r ", AA Ir*|i-rn V | I 111 Imatcli M P U II F ill ’ ’ ____ h Uae, whae It veaa flr.1 aa- tended h y probably ISO peroooa. ITaga *-l| at f»omj*|i|*. will W o o d m e n O f W o r ld «tat#« where they may b* rh'apar. J. T. Walker, Jr. Chairman of Bpiwn. W. M. Coop*r. II. II. 13. I h - Hoard. Tresidont. Atlsntl? Sherwood II. Smith. exfcutWe Cftlrman, B. I’uleaton, J. C. Chase, H IJS to approilmetty $26.1 I do ,da yt d here rerly In Krhruarr tablUMd Ik th* **0% . I-fi h t a 1 1 ^ f fic c r H 1 Inn I marrhandiaa ran ha Sought National Bank, Jacksonville, FI*.; | t w i, r nrsniis ■ed -rial Julih Ra caw . to Sanfard to not op secretary o t tha Florida Tubtrcu- Leon I eBoy. II. B, Pop*. Leon- not know anything * that woubl from your local merrhanle who loela and Health Aa.ocl.tton Aaaociatlon at a ^ ^ U utU t. and help tho-peopb, hji-fif«>pl^l Oi v o r|ii muit #f uGeorgia more | | r(|,et hat b**n named captain I or# a part of lha community, Tvtar J. F#ltn*r--I’r#aldsnl, OscoIV In huMaaaa an h drttfgUt " l y t*» loab a — .1 Lain tvtn I -I . II- — .Ln eael 1 and htlp-buTmaaa f))f-ta more ithen to 4 P 4fa wrtl K.,|fe c .who wl I ,With "" " tno-a tl.an M member, b#nrlng Ihelr fair share of Ita up. o'a fypra*, Company, Osceola, ■J* hara hi* Mor*. a t Kalmatto Aw- Jackionvllla, alw wa. In Sanford •ent, It'elery elery Camp Woodman k*#p, advrrtlalng • in the local rla.; 8. O. Bhlnholsor, Crato Manput 43.000,otrt In .IhIh pocket* of tn In [*,1^^,! ||„. name afteino u present, pua and r i r t t S tr ^ t, to bum to to dlacnaa ph*»*. of *hat work lo•tried it. atinuol inof the Wntl,| »ti th* .»<» newspaper*, pay rent, taxes, II- tifaciurer, Sanford, rlorlda; Jo* lha p w M - S M i y after he coO- rally, Mru. Mora* tiki th# people of tbn’Jtal#." Th# team la rot yet romi'lel# a'yl Y o u n g M a n 1b S t r u c k tr.cted for tho eroH lw af th# Tb. taring -to taxpayer*, will, AwlffW m naw ay. secretary of itallatbvn of nfI f l c t . #* Ih# Club rmacs, telephone,' light, support- Cameron. Farmer, Sanford, rl* .; (,, 1.0 , ha t n< many room,.I*.I night. CQMtBUrtON ip< local rbarltle, and taking W. C. Illll, PresbUnt. Hill Lumbar B y H it , R u n D r iv e r a 11 lag ha« hooy e.tlm atrd at | ||9 prciant ^ I if fleet. In.taMed wer*: C. C. menil>er«hlr>* In their local cham­ Company, Sanford, Florida; R. A. about |3J)00.000, t< p *e|bl* r r l in lotah with location. rr, rollina, consul coatmandrrj J. W Newman. President. Illll H arJJ a tti Nr Durden dbl not' algn building. H. Sanford | t tho* Thomaa Bchatorl*. on* *f S-konlv of ' Jv***a|- , r * Mr, ll.ib tt to atmounc# an Intex- llynt, advluonr lieutenant; C. II- ber of commerce. “ I oral people ran save thoo. war* Company, Banford. rlorlda; ge,. he *aU. because »f In.bll.ly , „„ team, of prop rty owqart lo pay #d ^ • r.id.l. bankerf E. lb PbllHpv. '"t- r*nd* of dollars annually, If the) Union E. Allen. President. Haivretory: E, ft. KnlgM. watchman; will run volt Ihelr chamber of com­ funl Atlantic National Bank, .San­ lea**d yeaterday to nwatt trial in being releeatd on a,chkrg vabutm taie* , c o d in g known tee T, Smith, f.ro rli I. Spivey, aentrr; merce brfor* buying . from th* ford, Flush!*. T h e first' doty of the .tat*. S tllU K O n IH L l i n p i n f f Ik* April term af county roart on train riding yMterday, |« In F»rDr. 11. D. Smith, physician- J. M Th# otfl«yr* of th# hank a rhargi of naaauR and battery. nald-L*ughtoa Memortal Haapital ' F r o m .A c c i d e n t H u r t Vi'tlng, ami J- A. .Martin ISjUte®-- transient merchandise ’alleged’ John T. Walker. J r , chairman of advertising etc. that ran he bought Mr, Darden** only ednimetlon with with a broket) leg -and other {'•at ron.'il ftrmpi*m, ’r J. W. Ju.l a* wall from local'busint*) Ih* board; Linton E. Allan, proathe r . . . I. the fart that h . .{- brulvei. racalfBd n*»r Five rolnU Snow acted *« Installing officer. Ideal; Pator J. Faltner, vlra-proacompanltd Mr. JonH to th# home on th# S*nff»4d)rbndo highway men." meat log During »h# ---_ W. W. Ident; a 0. Bhlnholser, vlcs-presL ot th* yoong girl, . who filed tho juat b-for# dnak la»t night whan ........... . tchoo, otin atinn. In lie "•> • >o«k. m . .1 " '* » h drat) A rthur Brenan, eaahisr; A. ebaraao, anrtUr In th* day before h« wa, *tru:k hy an nnldentlflfd e W n t . r y hrwnchc, of th , F.m: P*raehda Ih.™ hint t- « » 0 t -• Prlc*t«r, CA Carruway and O. r Df, Humphrey wer* gtotn the pr°tof - T Y o t z k v ’R D & U f f h t e r L Bella, apalstont coahlar. Um alletad aaaaolt wa* mad*. C. hit-and-run rfrltar. ihh inoguggo.-. a Air lion degree by a team commanded 1 r U H H J » u a u i l H C I .j today *1# rr-p n.thle for rb- Th* Dot. I I . 1932 ftatamant of P. Coitta* b a t ptaaent lha ooly Th* boy, « b « # * n h* llva* lu T a k e s H e r O w n L if e th* bank skews a capital, surplu* ''tlmioit. notr-l parachute jum p" hy 1 .plain Joijn L«ue. »liner of <h* kk"d.; Naw York CMy, wt* walking B r o k e r I h V ic t im O f •nd undirkW prof!U ot $IM*who tjatldt l> winter’, belt, llv- > A nr "nc«ra*nl wa* al*" along lha highway toward OrBERLIN. Jan. I l.- ^ l- S ln * l d * 911.71, and dapoelt* of 1 making .lilt wry of th# lltoA Camp ronvBnilon tn Ing n Jtakoa 2ml G u n im in A tta H v about. land". hla dratlnatlon Lakeland, |w held In Ocala, on Mar. 13 an* tVokow, daughtar cf I^on Trot­ 702 90. Against thla n r # shown with a friend. Tk*y hailed a p a c ­ Stinson, whi mad# four of aev- ft. and plan* v*»w haguu <h*t will sky. exiled Rutalan revolutInnary, nnlck aa»*ta of gevsmmant hoods, PASADENA. |a n . II.—(* » •> ing car, ««f la Tha belief ofEhvrIntvra lit* local Camp'* s-mllng • rcmmltted suicide U tt weak "on rash str- toUllog 11,102,70MB, W J. F., MeCbl'and. they failed The myttety of a vlclotn a lta r1 cn achtdu'ed Jump* a t Miami, wot large delegation to thl, affair. account of 11 nest" a note she left which ststamaot reflect* an un. loosed to.the earth from a liei*nt by g-inman on Ra^ph Chapman. ‘ ‘ ray, Scka» n . her dresser i!l*c|o*'e<_ Inlay. ns«al liquid rendition. mt broker •#"d of kbotgL l* fret when lb* chute •7-yrar-o d In .truck by Charles D. Wy«B#, ■vU^pmlIh# died of asphyxiation. 'A*wlg. ll*' slipped tv ora one ,ul*. llAlford, in 'Cddcniy hla a;ct» Mia* DIRIGIBLE R tr n iinr a fitch. Hent Of the AtUntlo National yadr-oid ann eurvlvoa. The mother struck Ik* earth with a blow aril _____ ; (h* tarth ome, deep th* <n ewsy i f Rsak of Jacksonvlllo, wo* premnt en*u today wb«*. tka broker le hM b*«g hobbling over nine*. \ LARCntiPST, N. J.. Jan. I I . - boa teen suffering from tubsreuat the meelliRt aBd *xp»«M*d him# ray photograph, taken tailed to 1.71—The Itavy dlrlgl'-D Ak»»n re. tools a long tlma. fueeit to old •elf In r<nnplUn*ntory torm# a / I City courser -liarlo(a/lr<krn bon** which were to rued la th * p**at air ata'i -n •» ( hil-nie.l, 0 (1 local conditio ns and pnapeela to t up fleet oxaminaltn. day aftor oaHIcIpatl-ig In the air t-ellnod to maka any atate JACKSONVILLE—Coast Guard lha futor*. . ’ ' ‘ Ir, -fUinu*n raid lh*t lha Shew racoat Ol'Miami and a abort treln attempt on ht •a th* Th* Sanford Atlantia National to ha established kero. Ing engtoo t* Ouantanaroo. Cth*. wot better attended ai life within fvg Hla o u t't» . . Bank I* aMUtoUd with th* AUaadUplanaa and pilots were It lift Miami ywaterd.vy and They werr ition la ' U' MIAMI BEACH—B. B. Battlat* Uc Nat M a i Bank of Jo«hnawvt»to poaaod vy tb* center af the H alf but that tho attend*f t shlf* fired tfuun'ed Kos«d restaurant lu Whsalar which t~tltotlon haa tolM r > •* >Py rtf compared • ’ith Inxtyod of following tha Atlaut >ldd«n lfl the source* of MOJWVOOO.O* /ding, <16 Celllna Ave. Tor, Emergency ‘Day > H'l'HWeighed Three.HOMEINDUSTRY itlrth And^lT5tc*nK!GIVENBOOSTBY KARL LEHMANN CLEMENCYGIVEN WOMANWAITING DEATHSENTENCE iMkSMMMMWWtotoUto GEORGIANS NEWADVERTISING IS CHIEF LAUNCHESlSEENBIGAIDIN ECONOMYDRIVE CmUS INDUSTRY m Orlandoan Is Chief Speaker At Rotary Club’s Lu n c h e o n Board Renamed At Stockholder Meet Ot Atlantic Bank vDies In North W' T*JftSS a CtS&'rt&r 2" •.'••'■■■v'-”;1: 71»- jh L w ail ....... .. ■ { mt < �/ # ✓ ter Systems Madison Ci>nn Has Increased Farm Resoui CAUEDPASSEBY r r r a d ^ S n t ^ 'S p t v e y P le a s F o r B e they aaad, hme* .pr*a«f lig io n T h a t S h a r e s S fjT S n L S S Emergency I n .W o ^ A d f r itta i LAKELAND, Jan. 1 0-D toe.rd- Kachan*# : a t ? ! s ‘7 tT nM£ ik> m m m m m *e MMIM and ineffective, Dr. Lodd local]liaa aad hatwaan M Spleay, praaidmt of Southern il aad fnduitrial die- College, ln aa Impraatira vatpor addrtta a t the collag* Buaday aft* elation, which ha* haad- emoon, urged acceptance of a r*IL t U Vanderbilt Avenue, flon that aharea in th* aetieltia* e th* Hachahar Found*- of »h* world and rarracte evil*, report# In It. fUaa daA.aartlng at th* eutaat that w growth of barter » rellgione have failed the i varloua parte of the I""*™ » ° rW' J * ***** e,,td luring th* poet .1 , " l«lon of denlaland the anha movement ha. daWBf* * lon* of rai DAYTONA BEACH, Jam. 14^raplto continued depr-aloa, th* tytomm B**«h Auditorium, an» • < built and oprratad b y p cb -eplrtted Witter reeldent* U tk* «y *od known Ihrmj.hopt lbf »km a* th . Ifld-Wlnter M uriel d Cultural Crater of th* Bratk, w rato Ite . . . . I rarlod ao l highiaa pro frtm far th* antertalamt *f Floridian* and winter liter* throughout th* p m r a t lrr , . rh* cute landing maiical offrTI* of th* famoua limitation or* >a*nt*d In what la kn*wm a* th* ilat Bari—, Ip w^ieh omly art« and,organbaUofu i f world r*- religion of danlal can no In ihpland cotton, 34A 44 *1 rofn.'QjUS acre* In poonuti aero* inf Trivet baa— all *> ttel g a l— line# th* ' la a t r to Escambia Sheriff iry Washing Will Wage War On nt Is Planned Gambling, Liquor ' Sarasota Man PENSACOLA, Jan. lO ^E vary •peak*—y and gambling bou— In Eacambla county mutt aloaa at an— or thalr operator* will be arir—Ipd, Sheriff II. K. Gandy, who •uceeeded Mo— Pen ton Tu—day aa ih* —unty’s chief law eafartament effjeer, haa daelarad, "Whan I campaigned for aherlff f told th* people of Eacambla that Ljpould try rather ta keep them Jut of Jail than I* put them In It", gharlff Oahdy declared, told them that If they would jUten to me, they would not b# »rr—led. 1 "Howavcr, I will brdok no flag- . i» ipur, It waa reported Satf from a reltabte reaour—. » contract 'fo r th* conatrucbaa baan awarded aad work get under way today, 11 waa Indicating that effort* wlU ad* to ka** tha plant In opm during th# current eatery E J l- . pR kadrratood that H*nry aad' tea father, J . J. . neither ef.whom could b# I f o r a atatomant, 0p*r*Un* rmaota Calirw Company, ar# m* factors M Ova erection wnahhtg plant whUh will . . t t • ."1 am Inatnicting my daputlaa to arratt alt Uquor daaten and gaming hau— aparatora-wh* dlaregard w y ‘waral»g> h* ad<tetL> . Tb# ttfw, thariff would not Mth mate trf* number of aach placaa I ho be'Uvaa ar* aperetlag In the I fount/ bat Intimated th at h# re| i «riled tba numbar u . relatively * Sheriff Gandy ate* dacterad that ' ba w it tola rate no dUcharg# af ’ firearm* an Bnaday. * ' "I barn m alvad quit# a num. bar of caaiplalnta about Buaday - r--w ***** nav#r h*va been mad* without it h*e# boa. atTaeUd, many t r im •topped la pwgrata, eloteac. ha* h4*n dtecouragel. aad public ran. fjdene* markedly inereaaed. . "W* limply couldn't go back to the old, antiquated ayttoua «f con­ trol”, aa|d Captain KIHera. who *• J " thto»* of radio operation.. C h liaft apreadj tte r «r» i m o/ *19 »(uac* noIlea, -and h u a popia. lallon o t 1,500,000. Th. antira parlannel of th* pallet department U on y 4004, and thla Include* elarka, P*rt»f» and acrubwamen. Without Bllahap, and am aller b u t. m ^auba n rraag* In oata, a w M l ^ i a o g ar co m , field p ra hay.~ ll ,ffloL to -.think wanto.jaLJh«,.,mthar. , L 4 ! i - y - SaLWI f world. Th* world In which they **"• '* ilerd had no coneenlorfcc*. It hacw planlat • only toll. Thuraday, Fa ’* “W* are trying to mak* water Nuiltete— and Di • flow up hill whan w* try to gat Thursday, F*1 0 man to dany thla world. Th# man RI*eo, aenaationa P who flaea from thla world and reMarch engager I. fuaet to ahara.in the economic and betl, an Amtrlcar • political actleltlea la chooalng th* •» the World'* j { way of tho paat. That kind of reTh* audltorlur i, llglon hat failed u*. In 1410 by th* la • "Men cling to th* otd, legallatle Tbomaa W. Man • conception* of religion, but they ............... , aro dead. Thori dogma* a n d V . L , r n t L f creed* are th* waya In which man le C T T U O l l l r utad to find God. Th* ancient P l p / I f r p f l ' , waya of traeal and communication A I C U J J C B . : have failed ua. New way* have T 1n C f* r* p 4 aupplanted th* an d rat method*. * W O M 1H 1 "Rtllglon I* a proceia," th* ---apaakar laid. "It la not a thing C O C O A — It apart from Ilf*. H la a part of lift thla weak that Itaalf. Religion hat not failed u». hoff, of Rockladge W* h art failed to daetlop th* r*. tract for th* com II# warned tha audlanc* that nothing let* than dlaaatar comet when people neglect th* foaterlng of religion. "If th* educational procoaaa* of today fall, wo doiPt charge It p ta th . Lord," ho aald. "W* aay w* a rt not ualng tho right mothod*. "There I* no limit to. the ra•ourcei w# may call upon. Re­ ligion la aynonymou* with ealu—, and »i long aa w* ar* qmoltW* to th* fin* and noble thing*, religion will not fall ua. We hav« th* raw material, th* thought, back of ua that wo need to make religion worthwhile. • "Today men havt a better chance to live glorioualy, affective, ly. W* atand at th* tnreehold of a new day. No amount of man crying la going to aav* ua. It 1* op to ua to top th* rgoaurcea. Our taak la tearch for th* great realltiea about ua and make abundant ua* of thorn.” \ TALLAHASSEE, J a m l 0 ^ r f K | Rian, the raanty know* for i l p M M*>* ami *■ e»* #f th* tar*' ro u n ti- ef tha *M* £, "«*•■ ln .'n^ J J g J - ’fJP * * * ■ £ etJ * £ £ th ? « £ l? ^ fim h lto & , r7V dd V r r i l r ^ h a n . T l £ V S L l S tS r 2 a £ L u| I £ M*iK*n u . . n ••eaala. • * . Comparlaonwllh th* teat -U»t agricultural c*nau* mod* In 1417, five yrara ago, *h«w* Uwt MM1ion rounty ha* Inert—ad Ita par*. *g* under cultivation, a to rk q f ptira brad rattle, number „f ijAitoning her*. *nd white o th e r fo. glona wire reducing aertaf* te ratten, hat nearly doe bled th* area In upland. . \ v Madlaon county, aeconllng- to ~m jrt3«£o*?row K gAv; lto,ra during tha M l Ik* Braking K w trldV ’krg* M t bank. I t M l i w i m *f T l3 M ^ 9 0 ^ » . NattomU CKy, wtttf IM lM * o rOOO, H I m « M Guar­ anty Trust CMH*r>' • lt* k chartered institution, held third ranking In •!«* with reeaurte* at 11,419,7*4,000. J t I Dapeait* (tood u • follow*: OMm . H AM JU tfiOO; National ICity, *1.790,377,004, and Guaranty, $r^n>«7^oo. * • In combined capital, earp'ua Mil undivided profit*, Guaranty Tr**t M th* (roup with 4371,433,COO. Chat* had *JS9,110,000 p al National City W M H IW . Govarnmaat —ee rily holding* of Guaranty woe* afmoet equal to tho** of Chaa* Mil City comb load. Guaraaty had •5i7.07f.000 *f United BUto* pa par compand •Ith 4 JH WfiOO for City and NEW YORK, Jan. Ith,—OTi— *3)4340,000 'for Chair. With combined retotiHaa of nearly • Chat* M *341,397.000 rath on hand compared with *300,419,000 fiOOflOOfiOO, tha Ihraa big Now York banka wcund up 14*3 In oaaa—Uy liquid condition. , . L E G A L N O TIC E Thalr yaar-aad itotomrate, eonaldarad fairly typical t f the Ja re - 3 Largest Banks In NewYork Maintain Unusual Liquidity i»htnrrTnft,'iiir I beta M atmt* aalU lna eM M A ak Aaaarlattaa law a tb* »«»“»* »•*•• •rah of th* M**hh*M*r* a» naafar* M M te a •* * Laaa AMoclatlaa WIU bo hate at tba offteb *r Ih . Aaaoclatlaa, ta t «o»rb t>.r» A v .aa ^ Hoa fore. PtorMa a t a P. M. Ualure a r Ja a a a ry m b . i « t for iho aorw * or *l»ctlnu a —or* of Dfreeud* for Iko oaoalaa re a r aad th* orer tha preceding quarter, te ^ hX . or* , r » f0"»ld*ad r i. created holdtega gt aponalMojfor thla achievement: Tha effwlancy of th* aary'a In. •Ibte t g ira tho clttehna adequate •tntetora aad atudent fUara. protection.* Th* aUMIIty of th* aircraft Borne 4300,000 haa ha*a Inverted I’eniacoU'a azcetleat weather fapd^teggt I T c t ' h I aa uncommon Zteurenee » ^ J* aatra—qy fa rt " Ik# height of the flying 1 *en»on hare. — O1 .O o o d weather ha* been on* of krto™ •» heaping th* kir ,~*taUon to Penaacete and high ranking - e a l official, era capect•o U M m n mars dttamiln#d to • mak* n* xkM«e, In elaw of th* * frajtr'a remarkable flying record, ' Iran o a rtlo n of ourh m b r r huoloM* aa m ar aroportr • G o lf F a n s I n v it e d T o M t P l y m o u t h M a^ch Local golf fan* ar* Invited to th* Mt. Plymouth Country Clift an Thuraday to wltnw* an rihlblUcn match batw—n four* ouUiandlng women golfarp. Including Mia* Franc— Williams, America’* fifth MIAMI BEACH—Errol Craw­ ranking woman golfer, and enjoy ford opened real —tot* offta* at a lunchoon preceding th* match. 1141 Uncoln Road erlth Robert Ml— Williams, Philadelphian E. MeAHIatar. rrr.vn.wa. / Proold*at. HAVE YOUR WATCH repair** by on* who really knuwa hew Brlgga. Jtw tlar, Mag. Ae*. I FdV CART! for aid gold. X a ta j a o n n i o r i r a n u w e a rn r* ChltUadra, 111 Magnolia Ae*. u u rcntlo* la borebr aleen (hot unitor aad In puraaawce nf that r*rtaln flaal dtcro* nf f*r*«lnmtr* and *al* mad* and r*nd*r*d on lb* Ittb cay LOST: #f MMBlMr, A. P , leu . In a— be toa.'Oroali Coin In and far **ml- certificate. Franc— . FteUa, 1411 dhl*.C*unir. Klorld*. In nm nrarr. Locuat Are._______ „ **■;.,« ; n rvrUIn rati** IMrita p*adl*e b*. ■ ......... ... Ida raa* No, 4tl*t. wbtraln Martin Doyl* la romalalnaM, and Troy nuhardmn. aomatlmo* known aa Ih Troy nickardoon. aad r.dnore nick*rd**n. a f*m* *•(*. ar* r**r*nd• •la. >, O W. ap*n**r. aa UpaeUI Maatar of Mid r*urt ky aald final 4*«roo aypolnl*#. akali offer fo* ■alb o at **U I* tlw hl*k**t aad tin Bhgw roan now Austin fani th* adeaa b«l*g a Hal* Dag of thla and tba Anatla tlaaarakl* Court, bolwaou lb* legal Hour* n f.a u lr, lb* M law tlM tra p - Sona, Dealer*. I PENSACOLA. Jan. 10.—Not one fatal accident occurred dicing W E D N jE S D A Y Ptnaaeola Naval Air BtatiMl fly. Ing actlvlti— In 1934, aUtietlbe at the atatlon have dlaeloaad. ”* Thla eirrllaat record beenme* C o f e r t and M otto In even more remarkabl* In vUw'Wf th# fact at rath of hondrud* af MS atmetor* and itudont avJatoVe at tha itotlon flaw theoMaM’ af mil#* during th# year. While official record* aa to th# ' • “Broadway’, favorite m—lcal,. total number af flying hour*' ami remedy ( t i n In thalr inappy, number of aviator* trained 'lu rin g . -park ling a id M lnllllatlag., ( 1933 ar* not yat available, it *d« • revue". pointed out that numorooi tolaara • ' WITH ,* *. ' w*r« In the air during eyary good flying day and that mate! J*— — •— k-r* --------------- — K liL lS -W IL L I AM S U M ow ( M u . ' • . - ^ . u- c t — who la apandlhg the irinter At b a . Leon Bprlnga, will be paired with le.aglynd’a Favorlt, Daughter" ‘ ‘ ^ Mr*. Betty Rmlth, of Orlando who . A N N L E E a a d M A R G A R E T M O O RING • ■ recently broke th* Dubii'n*^ "Darling* of Rhythm? •< Country Chib court# record Mf EN N Y COGERT • weman, aglanat Mr*. 8. DalJ tTrWila tte r of Cerqmonlea" Y *' , nen, Tu|aa, Ok’*., four time* wom­ an champlan af Oklahoma, aifri >j „ \ JA C K L A N U N Mr*. Tam Weteen, t f Sapuly*, . < > ■«• ; f T h . JtoVCh« Boy" Ok la , runner-up In th* T rain' r H A L M O F F E T T a o d hla “ V E R S A T IL E G A N G ” Miaalaalppl woman’* tournament - a "Too -Great—t Entertaining Stag* Band In Bailor*” and Mml-flnalUt In th* Yfomen** W—tarn Tournament. Tba match ---------DANCERS — ------M U SIC IA N S •tart* at 1:30 o'clcck. GIRINS — G IR L S — G IR L S — G ltfU F ' bofor* lb* r. IS" !£d-, * rtr d»*rvlb*d• In M|d flnu* d*-r*. aft— ta IMnat an*K»ble« la Uamlaol* r a u a t r , rta rid a more part leu lariy S— S itu a tio n W m U 4 UraenbdU f t follow*, l* .w in , U na rlv o ( I t and nia (#), nf < Illofk P, of lUrllnn I, A*tor COLORED BOY wgitto work oi r a n —, Utmlool* ('aontr, F tor. any kind. 604 Cypreaa. Ido. ateordlne to plat ib«r**f r*c*rd*d la P la t Book I, Pagb II, nf Ik* Pukll* lueorc* a t n*i^li*hi<t <MM'7# •alw'fy"m u 4*. . a W. IPtNCWR. • tf. WANTEDr.tif* 3:80, 7 and S o'clock TaU ch, 304 N. P i % D A N N Y D I N G I aE D \C K .viwkt \ D IC K \ small. • o H I HkSKT SHOVWt UF NET \ *• i OOMfT T H m 1, C O M IN G J * k i t t y l I ’U j j f "<oa 1 MMttrr IHEYtbO V v \T rsMTT T O O LA TE THE SCEHE a f« . n ALL M l Auo 30 Aa*toteo m c« kUrw \ VOIDER IF a t * . - Dtctc OOOUH V(Mk VUCCkhC HE OMEH. ue s a i d - r v te r o that cuMMaED otoacnea on The im t matWTRw- t HQ fW R B aS UW B gl I m THftRR . L ; ----- m rssB"?) \ \ A te iu c •. �I V TWO )A. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11, 1933 * ^ ■r W o u ld It W a r * ? S a n fo rd t«rr ifto r v a M *■• ^ E a h v * a r “‘Mi-arm >1 a r t i HIM ___>n4 a*-«L • iiirra iP riM n a tm Ti m _____ — ----In * >M IU l a a l k a ------------------------. - Ufitir r*r w o * ------ AH a U n u r M O M r a r la a l kM ba. n a a H lt o n . > M M l I M M i i r l i l a n n l a fa » ||«_ l i m n / u l a , « lll |n i l i i t H - ** rr* * * ’ r » « » H I M i t r r —t. l « A i «•■* IM T W R aaat* « * • * ! ., IM C.Sa *4 *f la* m w . K a li. Ito ■ aa 1i K lila a la a l l i a i l w a l ^ l l o t i i a * Bei T *a HaaaM I* ■ aaaaa*a» a l Ika —-I lia H I " Anal ■ ■* patllalal W ill. All Halt* a t ra*aUM<H« •» ■*•*«■l ItaaalrkH karalaa lla «Ha loafaiA WEDNESDAY, JAN. II. l**> Probably the most commonly accepted conception of the banlc cause of the daprm ion la what La known aa a scarcity of money, or a lack of purchasing- power aa character hart! by a>fi)Hire of money to circulate frjely. Although ntattatlca tell that there fa actually more currency In thia coun­ try lodBy than there wa* In 1929. It la evident to the man in the street not.only that he haa none of it but also that he sees very little which anybody else ban. It appear* eith­ er th at a great many persons nre hiding their saving* |h the old eock under the bed, or that a few Y>f the big rich have got H all. One of the most Ingenious device* for combatting thia real or imaginary evil is the recent Invention of what (a known as arf(-liquidating currency, or “stam p scrip” . It la proposed to issue thia type of money on a national scale In yment for services rendered to the federal government. ich time the money changes hands the holder places on it a stamp purchasable from the government a t the rate of two cents per dollar. Tho money must be spent within si* days or it become* void. Thus, certainly within a year each dollar bill would have 60 two-cent stamp* affixed to It, and would be fully redeemaMe. ‘ Such a plan might not work disadvantageous!/ when applied locally. For Instance the city of Kanfortl might Is­ sue scrip at the rale of one ilollnr n day to every unem­ ployed person In this community. Such recipients of this scrip couM spend It nt any More In town after pasting a stamp on It procured from the city. The store owner, in turn, could use the srrlp, after affixing another stamp, to E BIBLE VERSE SUB TODAY Yr»«iMt>n> iiHiHiiiwwiiiniril umi M unai1*' *° OUR HOPE:—Aiul now. IamJ, The beauty of the plan Is that with the srrlp becoming what w ilt I for? Mr hope I* in void six days after the last stamp wan attached, hoarding ‘lliit. Dellxer m* from All my would be Impossible- It would necessarily Hpeed-tip pur­ 'UAM^TMiiont: make me not thu ch of th# foollih.—Pia I'ii chases. It would give to n large humber of persons who *• TO A WEALTHY YOUNO MAN Oti r m who - h i n t thrw# motor Vtir», And wander glibly down Ilfi'A >> . m d, Without tho tlmo to watclf the • tin , Without * mind lo boar a load— If on my rets# you n i t your With dun.'Q roomprehendlng g**a. And ptirilod. murmur In surprise— “Th# man'* • fool lo waet# hla X} day».M— t t t t l atom you and your #iw#»------------ i---------- Of wailtb, ao enviously extolled. Who fftijl n o rxpiur* In a flowrr, loro li bought with ikL nrn now destitute a purchasing power which Is desperately needed to revive business. It would provide adequately for ail charity needs of the city without the necessity of cash solicitations. And what in more, through the purchase of the stamps, a fund would be provide A o«t of which to-pay for the scrip'after it had rhangrd-hand* Tlftv time*. That the pUn- though somewhat unorthodox, is not entirely visionary is Indicated by the fact that It has been tried In some localities and is said to have worked. Mark Siflivan, writing In the New Yt.rlt Herald Tribune, declares that a down or more communities in the United States, in eluding Hawnrden, Iowa; Anaheim, Calif,; and Yellow Spring, Ohio; have found it beneficial, ns well as the town of Hchwanenklrchen in Oermnny and Woergl in Austria where the scheme is said to have 1>een really a life saver, • We are not suggesting that such a plan instituted In Sanford would accomplish wonders for our city or would precipitate nny uriprccedentcd level of prosperity, but we would be glad to have someone explain to up why it would not Increase business, ~ ^ A rm H R e s t r i c t io n s f t •» greater fa r—the frta President Hoover’s request of Congress that he b« fragrant Joy tho wood* Im given the power 9> declare munition emluirgoea la not an INtH, Tha wind* that wandtr to tha unWile one l»oth from the point of view that it would dlaE ; s ti nss A f W O R U ™ tFaocRnhi b clren 18 Months In Jail WILL LEADREST Killed In Ante Ajcident North Of DeLand "f Pythiai l^fge there ami wa* J prominent [n virtually all civic fain . Standing hrfnnr |ho bar, Mclnnia attcmiflrd to explain the in­ volved N-rir* of t ranraCtinrin mt- N g ^T O C S WAUCIIUtA, Jan. I!.—A .en­ i b f w hiih h - w a* c h a r -c t am) I)ELAND. Jan. II.—Three ne­ when oenlcno- w»a lmp.i.i*U lie tente of 18 month* ia tho pent* “look lly Monday it on the efiln." lib nnlyl^-e-* w<re >Uk‘l C f i a i r m t a O f C o r i i m i t - te n d er/ at Atlanta was Impwcl gVfpjo-t wa* that I,d b? allowpil tn ntght In n three i r ncrkkmt on! yrotenlay on William D. Mrlnni*. the hlghwhy one. rxtf mile north f e e G i t e i D e t a i l s farmer mayor ami m irk leader of xenc in the Harder county jail, of tho DeLand li to. Four while which .was not nHoned. I k was Wanchula, who pleaded nolo con­ injufy in perxunh MCtpul w O f I t t o i t e y R a i s i n g tender* in federal court in Korrm- turned fixer to the marshal. the aceident. • Thexpert -aid Mrlnni* was brr to a charge of mirapplying Tim Smith die in-'nntly. Hii PENSACOLA, JAM. 11,—E. P. fond* In 192* while caahler of tho guilty of nIsmt go irregularitir.t, hut. that the bank hod been reim­ jugular veltr was ,rv-rj*L • Jim Skrlver, chairman or the Florida Carlton National Bank. Daniel* died in a nud’iilanre on At th* home of the alleged mis­ bursed for most of the loss. As hi? Ih, way to the b >pital. and Hus commit tea to r tlw fundi for th« figured it out. the bank was loser ■ U ti'i exhibit at th* World Fair application, which a girremment after cTerytliing hnd hern settled Smith, owner off tie ittr ami. a in Chirico I hi* j m r , Monday told expert tab I totaled $24,000, Mcln. by $100n, while the city had tu brother of Tttn ^inith. died at ala waa chairman of the city coun­ < of $aooo and tw$ • leyrn ci'clock Jl nday night in of tho oihibit n h ish la planned. cil ami aa noth waa chairman "f -land a bonding minpanlrhad to p o / Detoiml Memorial Hospital. D«nHa laid that by an act of tha the city flxance commute*, lie allets received » h tileu ni’ck tind 1D3| itaU lagtilatura a committee wa* a trunic* for tho Knight > II2JUS1. The lodge wmi relm- filth Smith's skull fractursd. rmnefl for a shortage In Its ac­ waa formed to look after tho in. The runtiAl mIKlit r driven hjr U m ta of the .la te and Earl ha. been definitely iletermlned count*, viol to hnv h*V‘■Iweil iwep Mrlnnli snld he had an Inlrrcst the nrrroy* wa- ,|id Brown, of DeLand, w aa appointed that other statra wilt spend twice traveling nt al-oi mile* p-r In the fund* that w»r* mbaing, chairman. At that time it waa aa much aa the state of Florida in boar when, It strtik the left rear planned to rail* the fund* for the arranging an ethfiit. He said the ami that Ihe city alwmlonrd msult wheel of a car n4mpie,| I'V R- 1“ ihst had teen brought oPiilli*l exhibit by a *ubacrlptlon amount spent in the exhibit and J. E. Skaw-lBotk r a n wer*^ each county In tha atnta and prac­ planned at prrMnt would ho him. He wild hr knew of n.) short­ driving toward DtLand at a point tically all of lha m antles ex- around $800,000 and that Califor­ age In his arcounfi. "My riplsnniien U that , l f l bet wren tin- Perkin' Highway and pretied the Intention o f cooperat­ nia alone had planned tn expend ‘went south' with any money, It the tKenwood road. ing In the work. Khrirar laid later over one million dollars in repreTlie Shaw car »»'• thrown off wax will, niy own money,*’ Mclnmoney ipent by all rotxntlci In re- arnting that state. , AbtUAMU..«MX.AU.Arfi.oUIBl0i>Qi . - . a —____ l.i.l.tisr e e lfttT f Jll t iill lll i in w w w i w u l w W M M * **h...IwTIW^' Pw v't irllr*rprrFi* rauuiii ,*A | i(iuu| Kmnli |n j?f„ good msnv hanks• In Ftorlila Ih# ii#:j|ffWN. IU'HhnI uvi'f thr would be fairly elaborate but that hav- failed di rinr- the la*t few time* In the middle of the road, It waa the origiruility of th* dis­ crashing into a ■*»r coming north or^HKriverJ * ^l,n‘ who l* a retired officer play that would lie the main fea­ year*, but I am not in sympathy nnd driven by Dan Hughes. Jr., with the hue and cry that all Ihr of the Halted Slilr* army, related ture of the hhow.' hankrr* who went down with them Mis. Murgurite WMnCy wa* n hnW, In coating about for a mein* The raising of the money ha< were dishonest." .Judge Aki'tman poiscnger with Hu*h<*. of ral*lng the foods for the con­ been arromplishsU by the coop'ra Hughe*’ car wa i ladty damage.), tinuation of the work, tho idea wax lion of many grnup* thmughout -aid. “I know llier’ jsere many nnd the negrac.' car wa* demothit upon for raising lha money In the state, among which Karamhia go,wt men Ifl bonk* that were UhecL The Sl.nw rar wn* not dam­ the unite, manner tlwt funds were county ta represented by the Worn. fom d lo rlosr. aged. The top on the rnaiLstcr wn.* raised during ' the Reeolotloniry en‘-i Auxiliary ■of the Am-rtntn _ “ Btjt when it doe* sppenr that down, according- to Wtlne- - avii banker haHlfH**> di*honest, thtr W>r for the expensex-ef-Mie nr- legion who have rharxie of 'the rounting for the fatal Injuiiei to my. At that Urn*, hg n td , perwnr •ale In thin section. The stamps court I* not r-drtg to pirmit hint I htt ftfjrrn ixtopiltl*# to go unpunl. hi il." •I membership* were sold and the sell for one cent each and rnnTIig shaH i rml«!« V n r the rernr mossy raised to continue the war iwia n reproduction of a typical of the acrid‘nt ami nre said 1ft be. against lha British, ell al*o aaM tropical scene, taken in Florida. Mr. .Ilrrharil Shaw s de l ion to Mm* of Oxrnr K. Slmw, who d id the money for one of the largest In addition to the money raivftl go atuun,t thr world wa* the only Saturday and wn* hirie.i Monday. building, a t the West Point mili­ for tho exhibit, the state will re“ alternative to the difficulty of Hughes I* n brother of Sheriff tary academy wa. raised In m«eh reive a 11" memlwil amounUof lul- ariaifglng Tor the murid lo go Hughe*, of Okaloosa county, nc. the bame manner mi It w a. deter­ -eliiing doe to the far.t that lot - round Sir, Bernard Shaw.—Bunch. rording to loco I offtrers* mined to try out the .rheme for rr-, will lie scald! by the use of /— None of the white person i wn the (late work. * Jlrnry Ford Im* In-en in lervic- said t„ I*' s- rlonely injured though Iheie stamp* ail will l,e sent to II* stated that so far Ih- ull ptirH of the United Stales dur­ sixty.nine )racs and th h I* III ‘ nil were tiru lsd . srheme ha. been a tremendous ing Ibe year, Shrivrr said. first lint,, th y have hn,| to take sure*.*. In fart It ha. been so In speaking of the exhibit to he him hark lo the shop for »«■|Vrh:ir» Ihe rkilroS'k ape in .uetae.ful that World Pair offi- shown st tl.e fair, Shrivrr said |n ir* .• Tampa Trilmne. f o l pwilttlun because they sie riabi .have recently notified plor- that due to the fact the stale of pul doinir i'iwiiikIi—training— AiIda state officials, that I be Florida Florida had acquired the- flr.t The Litoriiiy DigFst now tells lii ill n Journal. , exhibit would be the best pa* of spare In the gigantic “Slates'* Ihe story of the "|iupayn." tliei all tb* sta le . In the union. Shrivsr building at the* fair, the Florida "fruit that digest* meat.’’ It: From III.* day thing* are worksaid this waa certainly rncoiirag. display would l«e one of the first thnuld be eaten mill som* of Th.-|ln g out it upper* that hwlng n Ing to all those giving their time, that veisild greet the rye of the Digest's Indonry.— He lena Inde- war la cheaper than Inning’ tuw. emild greel moMy and effuri In the work a* It personi aplrring knlrring the building. pondenl. , M» on Ttdcgrnph. __ _ . U A VO.I Ron Hash SMs. TUY NfcWZO f..r li.liuie t'.» || t'n .re s. Tst, IT.- - W orms ih d sit iklX IrHfalh'ii* t<r Iri.bM't HU***, f .r , Meilal iihti* r nisinny htii'k n u irin * (#-. ir r.••t f»»i-flr.L Kwr »rU tt T0UCIIT0N*8 HANFtlltll llRUfi CO. M a r tin ’s G a r a g e — .ttU aid,,5Jra a i.-~ — ... Frank Ie»i* an<j Marlin hxea the experlenca and equipment to - do jour Job. Wee on and ■atr ntnneja RESULTS T h a t ’B U S c o o p WILL RADIO SERVICE In HvtviJnDli* Till* Hhfjp I'hnftH 7'*1 * ___ - Have Ytitir CLumcb . Fitted Now I ! Inrduerd p r i c e on tingle vtUbn~ntid“Krypli>k dense.' Also all shell and modern gold (Hied frames. Dr. Henry Mcljutlln, Jr. urroMKritiMT 112 Park Axe. . rourage the efforts of munition maker* to find * tttnrket ' Ml. ThaM«rtt singing In my haart. (or their product* and from the point of view that it would —By H ubert Bluan. mmlnAta one’ of serious and often fatal grievances which one country may have against another for supplying O. 0. Mclntyro tall* about a an enemy with arm*. Rcnlrhmin who mail only on* With many conflicts being tviigcd In many parts of the • pur whan horsrha-K ridlnir. Ha figured thaf lha olhtr aid# could world d t »cems that the motd sensible thing iSr the United State* to do in to avoid any of the perilous .actions which i f o along anyway. Th# beer flllJ^ |f Irgallied by tha fidarat inixrrnment, wqnld h* le| t l In.oilly 10 of tha 48 rtata*. Ami yat thry expect It to yield at leaxt yufi.ooo.oon In l a i d v Bran iHlalW admits that tha 'B a u lin Fl*o YeAr to*n has not coma up to expectation-, tail explain* that tha necessity of making prr pa ration ■ for war Kid . lutarfaiad somewlnt with tha In,‘, duitrlal p rent ram. Who In tha ( world I* I,a il$VHug on goMg to war w \tbf And, anothar thin* It machine* ara A a exus* ut u.h*F"pkymant In Ibla country, why I* it that Ruaala ii making kuch hercultsn alforts to *at tham In* at a Ilad ovar th a n ? -----------o----------ThA total grots Irwoma of Amtrlcan farm* h a a dadliiad from $18,800,000,000 in 1919 to a IllUa lata than five til Mon* In 1932, Yat th* n)ortgagaa and carrying chargaa ara higher than avar bdftira, while tha pHeaa which tha fltrmer haa to Taj tor hla ta, w*»ring appsrJl • “** hara not da dined afiyaa much aa hla whaat, hogs. Thus, tho farmht, ana. parhapa o n a root of tho dapmalon fall, o ..aa. 3 3 to th return of lha BPP*» lalmm. Yet the pr|iielp*l oppoal.the rep**| reiolulloh new coijsldtred In Congress U t s mb race • federal guaK Anteel (gainst tbs rstura of Utf haleofl. Now. H tecyybody la A8alll*i .tho saloon, why shouldn’t *—-’gaattnl s s ir t laws Bra. the rVlttrn • of d ji saloon I # lha Eighteenth Amen dm cut s> bAea repaairdt That's what * 11AitY understand. Rut our Is that certain slataa would r to see lha old saloon days -o— — so many eulogies of for. Ident Coolldgo are Ig ths ightfm well to recall ;om fundaments! UaoHia °f irnmenl that “H U the o f tW pejBis j o support might Involve us. It In easy to appreciate, for Instance, that Japan would not be too pleased If her Iroopa were being *hot down by guns furnished by thin country, even If "they were paid for. ltd * obvious that tho United Slates would Tngemkr .the hatred of Pnruguuy If we sold munitiona to No|Iv1r. . .. i . i — The participation of one country In the war activities of another,,If only In the rwnnte manner of selling food supplies, lending money, or selling munitiona la and haa been the eftuae of many akd consequences. This nation need only go back to the laat big war to get a lesson In the un­ pleasant results accruing from denis with warring countrlea. , • If tjio manufacture of arma waa restricted to use with­ in the country where they are made. the lncenMto for con­ niving munition makers to allr up trouble between nations would be somewhat restricted. Anr effort to make It dif­ ficult for the prosecution of war nhould meet with popular favor, especially since we are atBl paying for the mlat of 1914-1B. -oSA N FO R D , T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO Dr. J. N. i Bishop took Nato for New Y6t|c laat week after sxtah. lUldng his family - In thslr eorafortahls winter hotps In Paolo. . Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Hinttaf, of number of eongratulstory tele­ grams and mssaagea from frlsnd* from afgr. Tho poop!# of Bt. Augustin* have at last ’dstarmlned t0 fitting, ly celehrate tha four huadrodth xfttllmaary of tho landing ot Pone* do l«on In that city. At ono tlrnn It aeanied Impoaslbl* to n tse the necessary fund* for tha successful- carrying a i t of Uts celebration, hot th* haalistsa ni*n finally awoke t0 the importanen of th* m attir and eontributad tha raqulrad amount. holiday* with Mr. and Mrs. I* A. Brumlsy. , Mr. ami Mr*. Burtoy, Mra. A, J. Fry, »( BalUmora. Md.. M.i Jaek»on and Mr. Waltar*. of M U nd. and Mr. M nu'lwhtto wlr* dinner rae*M o tM r. and Mr*. Endor Cur. lett 3 i' N#w ' YaaV'i Day. ' ■Tho Ml**** peorgla Pattlihall Franklin told raportara and Ramona McL^JK have re­ turned tn Tel1ah***ew to rtxume war debt* war* not bit baby, bo Is the guy that'* going to has* IheirstudU* On laat Sunday seeding a Chris. tn g ft dp end warm the milk foe Man Kndattxor HofUty wa* organ- Ihe neat ya*r os so— Ckleago lard at Monroe, ahout tour milt* Dally Ndw*. weal of Ranfora. TwalrO member* Four Thousand Box** of Florid* were enrolled which make* a vOry good beginning, Although there M (Irapafnllt Imparted by Brltaho— im chureh. organl**d at Monro# hrsdllna. Buy Asncrfeal the people Ara Intonated la reli­ “Why U tha French gover gious work and that la why thsy temk up tho ChriaUan Endeavor. meet lUt* aa amateur orchestral Mr. and, Mr*. L. t . Ilancoek and asks an sichaag*. Wa'ro not aura, pon dinad with Mr. and Mra, J. C. but could It bo bacauaa Ito note* Ells worth oa N»w Year's nay. ire aoorT The City OouaeR mot la ngutar saaalon rwasnUy. Thoa* pr**snl \ A Taxis hors* thiaf wa, run e: T. J. Mtittr. p n ald rtt; F. L down altar spiriting away a Shat^g. A Hand, B. Range la It nny wonder th . W. Hoiwdpay and .C, C. Woodb ar'b een taken a m governor* T—Detroit ,x S• ■ tn.s a - s s a r m working and Smoking overtime—^ nee a ‘'T X r H E N I work."hard, I usually V ▼ smoke more; end when I imoke more, I uauaily work herder—end that’s why I went $ eigerette Ihet’e milder." We ute l i Chesterfield Qgerettee mild, ripe Domestic ami Turkish tobac­ cos which have been aged end rc-eged. These good tobacco* in Chesterfiefd era uaed in the right proportions—that’s ■ very important matter. These good tobaccos in Chesterfield era blended end cro«t4>tended—welded together; that, too, helpe to make a milder cigarette with better teats. it, old Uuela 3am b* ngardsd U 4 ■$ r fiV *7Y. �**- -v ^ . T 'f 'P * ' “ r i RIDA* WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 11, IMS fH * san t o M) h e r a l i PAGE TBEflF MRBL BALLS Al'.NT DIES Iocs IIj- and In Orlando. *!nn Division of Florida located at A u x il ia r y the Ijiivetsity la (iainesvlll*, It a '/ One h in 'r.il scvcnty-ficc red and s. W ill B e H o s t e s s tn iftrt ae-c of eggpi-mt a:e nn- 1 Word ha* Item received, here revival of the popular spalling bat Crowd Is Expected W o m a n 's At C ohwedLhureh And Personal Activities Service Tomorrow PETERS, Society Editor Personals T elep h o n e; A n n u a l D in n e * ,B r id g e P a r t y G iv e n l y C lu b O ffleo 14S S. J . Johnson, pastor o f St. James AM esa Mrlhodlst Episco­ pal Church at Cypress Avenue and Ninth Street, today said that from every indication the church will be comfortably filled with WKIINKMtt.tr. Fprtial meetlnr of SdmlnrU persons when tomorrow night at Rebckah Lodge Number Forty, 7:15 ocloch members of the church three will take place at 7:30 will honor white city, county ant) welfare officials of this section o'<lm:k at lh , f. O. O. F. Hall. at a musical entertainment and . Th u r s d a y . prorram. A meeting of the board of SalMayor V. A. Speer ia among No llarriaoa Chapter of tho D. A. Ihose who have accepted invito, N. wil( held ul 2:,10 o'clock at lions to attend this event, srhnL tko homo of Mrs. W. E. Wataon. uled as a mrana of cementing a Rose Court. rinser relationship between th* The monthly business meeting twQ races, accenting to Rev. of the Fidelia Class of the First Johnson who added that the hon­ Baptist Church wilt lake placw at or guest* will include Judge 7:W o'clock at th. horn* of Miss James (!. Sharon. T. W. Law tun, Minnie Hess Echols, P it Myrtle F. T. William*. It. C. I>utto*e. J . Avenue. I F. MeClelland, R. J. Dolly, Holly. ate* Ale The Kent Ride I'rlmary P-T- A. Vaughan. Jno. D. Jtnkln*. V. B. ill meet al StfO o'clock at the I Douglas*. H. S. White. John ' -udltorlnm. f )K M. p*pWorth. Mr A railed [■■irL‘Bsi>'li ta~rllrg .f t hri uLVLjA-nT~ MTu i j '' Social Calendar Mrs. If. M. Papwrth, Mrs. F, II. Lanry, Mrs. Waite* L Morgan, •*. D. Tyler, J r , of HetlevD Urn week-end guest 0f L M. and Mrs. W. M. Seot were host­ J r * a t his homo on Fast esses at the annual iInner, bridge Street. paity. a reI dance for members of the Woman's Club, Iteir escorts, M ttd a of M n. C. M. llranan an,) other guesta whW took place jfwlU bo (lad to learn that shc Is last night at the elul house with [M povlajr ot the hom* of her son alom 57 persons In 4ten.Lancs. and daughter.in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Immediately after tie arrival of Arthur Branan, after a recent ill. the truest a they a r e seated at small tables from whth a turkey ■linn: r was served In eoursca by Mr. and MY*. (J. l>. Read, of Hie hostesses. Ilridce came were . Bloomington, III, who have teen then enjoyed rntil thnut 10:00 Slatting their son and daughter- o'clock when scores were ad.ltd ■In-laW, Mr. and Mr*. Itular.d 8. nnd prizes awarded. IHlth score .’Read, for the past few weeks, plan prite for the Imlies, a bo* of cry(to return (jome today or tomirmw. staliiril fruit, went tn Mr*. Walter t.. Cooper, while high score prize for IM men, linen hmdkrrrhirf*. ’S c h w a r tz H o mn ee S n ee wa* presented to Judre James (hi o cc ee n “O r x i a s s • “ * lucky in rutting ami received a the First M e|h.d..t Chorch will' P. ' Brook*. - Jr., 'Rev. -Smith - ■liar, ■ linen sport* hamlki m irf. t'e held at .1 :1*1 o'clock al the din. . Rev.' E. D. Brownlee, nnd Th* hom* of Mr*. S. Jl. After lh^ bridge rane* dancing rhureh. F.lretinn of officer* will lirorg* A. DeCottr*. Schwartz, golden l a i r , wa* the wa*. rnjoyed until a l»te hour to lake placr. Sfpsic will he rendered hy n ic«n* of the regular business and music furnished by an orchestra FRIDAY. iholr „f morr than 25 vnlres. Cl. composed of Miss F l'itn e l^vta, Saif ic llarri-.'ii t hap ter of the A. Sheehy will deliver the addi .* *e<ial meeting of the Daughters rf W*aley Cla»i of the Kii*t 3f«lh. Franci* RoumilUt. Mnt Ktimblry, D. A. R. will mrrt at 3:00 o'clock nf welcome, while an unanitniincrd and Ralph leMa'nc. A color at Ihe home of Mr*. R .'I- Dean. speaker will read a' paper on •dial Church held hut night with schemA of rnl nnd white was used ^ehwarU, Sira. Ccofge liar* for all ilecnrdlloni* ami party ap- Indian Slcund. Village, with Sfr*. ••Ilow Can tho Friendly RMiiDean ami Mr*. John Sleiseh, Jr. llon* Iwlwren the Races he M n -C . P. Herndon, Mrs. W. Ijilntments. tjuimtlties o f 'r e d Strong!KcheiI nnd MalnlalnedT". ilacs, Mrs. Z. B. Ratliff, and nnd white gladioli. nn,| poinaet- as ho*lrs*rs. The Xanfcrd fountryv Club dance famise Drown will give a rending Ruth Hand as hostesses. Mrs. llas were arrnngtsl in lall fern L Clark presided over the Ltrsi- stand*, baskets, and IhiwI* about t will take plan- nt fl:.1<> o'rloek at af^rr which Her. Johnsnn will in* nraa session and the Rev. Smith th- room* where the gue.il* were Ihe club house with music by Imdtice lh,. varloii* gue«l* of honor. Dr. O. A. Prince will get Strrn'a Drrhe»t/*. Hardin led (he devothnnl. rlilrrtalned. ns master of ceremonies and all HATCHDAY. During the social hour the class Those presrnt were: Sfr. nml Regular m rrtirg of the Cecilian white and colored resident* of the history was read by Mr*. K? N. Sirs. Arthur Brnnan, Mr. snd Mrs. City and rounly arc Invited to at­ Stott 4fter which a play, “The K. SI. flnllowny, Mr. and Mr*. H. Music Club wdl take place nt 3:l.'i * Barnsvlll* Choir Spruce* lip", If. Laney, Sirs. II. M. Papworth. o’clock nt the studio rf Sir*. Fan­ tend. waa presented. Tho*t. taking part Sirs. Walter U Slorgan, Hr. and nie ,8. Munson, Myrtle Avenue. MONDAY. ^ in th* play were: Sirs. Frances A. Mrs. 8. II. llighleyman, Mr. ami Opie Rend, well know trrlurer, Hlckscn, Mrs. Burke Slrele, Sirs. Mrs. Walter U Cooper. Mr. and II. Ro^yTaring, Mrs. Z. It. Rat-1 Sirs, J. Adrian Brosm, r. and Sir*. will entertain at H:00 P. M. at Ihe M e d ic a l D e t a c h m e n t lllf, lira. W. E. Raines, Sir*, I A. C. Chanfiertaln, Stra. A ^M South Side Primary Schuil audi­ F . N . G . H a p p e n i n g Henry,?; JlatdcR , Mr*. SI. - L . Phillips..Mr. and.Mrs. J. O.Tluff, torium wilh the South Side Pri­ By F- H. ( T t.I .l’M Weigh), Sirs. H. A. Sstvsn.-mn, Mrs. Mr. and Mr* H. C. Sloore, Dr. and mary P.-T. A. a* sponsor. 0. K. McKay, Sirs. C. P. Hernoon, Mr*. Walter It. Campbell, Sir. and Mra. W. J. Thigpen, Judge and At the roll call of tho Medical gnd MIm Ruth lland.Itc freshm en!w ere served at a Mrs. J . Adrian Rrown. Dr. and Mrs, A n n u a l P a r is h D in n e r Detachment of the Florida Na­ late hour tb the folb wing; the Frank Stein. Mr. and Mrs. E. T o B e G iv e n T o n ig h t tional Guard Tuesday night 28 nf the 3.1 members enrolled answered Rav. arid Mrs. Smith Hardin, Mri. Compton, Hr. nnd Mrs- II. 'J* presrnt. Of the 5 absent, trhee J. K. Katrldgv. Mra. J. If. Forrest, Rucker, Sfr. and Mr*. Ralph A. Reports on all wurk nf the year Mrs. O. IL Bstrldge. Mrs. Slorrls Smith, Mr. and Mr*. C. R. Mason. and election of „ffic*r* for the Kenner, Glenn ami Hester wer# Mr. and Mr*. C. B. Wiseeup. Mr. officially excused and two, Stuart Spencer, Mrs. Francis K. Iloiz, and Mr*. W. M. Seolt. Mrs. Kmlnr ensuing year will he ^features of Mrs. William Kirby, Mrs. Peart S. Cnrlett, Mrs. J. C. Bilks. Mr. snd the annual parish dinner und Dutton and William B. Mnye, wrre Babbitt, Mrs. ,C. K. McKay, Mrs. Mr*. J. C. Mitchell. Mr. ami Mra. mrvting of members of Holy Cross A. W. (». L. Two now a p pi leal Ions fur enRoy Tillls, Mr*. Burke Steele, Mrs. Rupert Strickland. Sir. ami Mrs. Episcopal Church to he held to ­ lisim-nl, that uf Homer M. McH. B. McCall, Mrs. H. B. Mmiioc. Clyde Ramsey, Rr*. |L J; Leh- night at 7:W1 J \ M. with the Rev. Ilunald nml faiwreme E. IL'rl, ^M rt. R. T. Thrasher, Mrs. Pauline man, Mrs. J. B. Maker. Mr*. (1. II. Irving Loultlt, reCtnt, in charge were received, acted upon ami ac* ’Ytowar'd, Sirs. Collier Rrown, Sir*. II. Rrown, Sir*. J. <'• Bennett, Mr*. of the mrctlng. The Churrh Serv reptril.' , M B * Wright, and Mrs. K. N. J. W. Worley, Itobirt Hlghleyman. Ice league, Mrs. Ernest Krupp. The hoys, under the lrmlrr*hip president. Is arranging fur the Fred William*, and Bill Hlgcer. „f S-rgeanls Hotlirlaw ami Sands dinner. Also Sir*. J. P. Thurmond, Mrs. and Corporal Irwin put in a hard Among those'who will give re hour’s prneti(r on the new il(jll Xalharln,. Davis, Mrs. Quinlrn port* are: Miss Katherine Slnrri regulations effrttive this year. Brown, Mr**. J. K. Preslnn, Mr*. P la n n D is c u s s e d F o r son. nf the Young People's Servlro A. D. Zachary, Sir*. T. J. SltdIT. 1 R o b e r t E . L e e B a ll League; Ralph Austin Smith, nf Private William W a d e was Mrs. Frank Adnin*. Mr*. W. D. plarril In rharge of the lawker the Men's Club; Mr*. Shernmn M. Room. | Holden, Mr*. France* A. Hickson, • Plans for the Robert K. U e ____ . .. . _____ Inytl, nf the XL Agnes tinild; Mrs. J l' Rohy laing, Mrs. Harriet Sergeant Xchaat, who I* thr ra­ flail which will lake place on JW .j Mrs! ti. F. Smith, of the Woman'* dio operator fur the Company, Torrence, Mra II. L. Oihsnn. Mrs. 111 al the CJly Hall wer* diseusseil tluilil; Mr*. Slargarrt Barnr*. nf wa* n t hie usnnl |*o*l of duty Brodlo WUHanis, }lr*. II. A. Xw*nat a special meeting of thr mem- Ihe Church Service Iwogue;' K. J Monday night and‘was.kepi busy a4n, Mra. Fred Strange, Sir*. Joe liem uf the boartl of N. de V. Illll. of Ihe Churrh School; |1. F. ' Hathaway. Mr*. O. E. While. Mr. Howard Chapter of the V. D. < ■ Whitner, Imilitjng fund treasurer; receiving nml sending message* and Sirs. 8. Sf. RehwarU, Mrs. belli yesterday morning a l the S. (I. (Iray, treasurer; and Haw over the wireless. Major Steve ns and C a p t a i n , Qaorgs Harden. Sirs. C. P. Hern- home „f Mrs. W. C. Illll. Magnolia kin* Connelly, every member can­ Knog have pul oi^a rontrst among dun, Mr*. W. K. Raines, Sfr*. Z. A 'l ' n u e . It was announcyil that vassing committee. the boy* tn run until the end wf B. Ratliff, Mr*. J. I- Clark, and the dance will >*'«'" *l Matter* essential to th? welfare ramp thi* summer, Ihe award In th« MImcs tna Pearce,. Versa o'clock and niu*le will furnifhc.l of thr parish for the coming year Ihe prize winner to ' h< a ItO.IX) Woodcock. Emma Owens. I .cola hy Meto'a OrrbeMra. will he discussed. Ever* member gold piece. Attemlancr, rnniluct. Evans, Ina Jcrdon, and Ruth Hand. The following cum ml! tees were of Holy f'riisa Episcopal Church I* and neatness in lire** nr,, the prin­ appointed: Mrs. II D. Casw.1l. invltrd and urgrd to attend. cipal factors of the rontest. a t­ ity 0 p l « H e a d W ill S p e a k yrneral chairman; Mrs. F. E PLANS SI’AN 18II COURSE tendance counting 20 |Miinl*. |>er Rounilllat. Mr*. Fr*nk I" Mi ler, tonal conduct 20 pointt. ami oral : A t S o u t h S id e S c h o o l and Mr*. A. K. Ro»i*tler. pl*|w net* in dres*. that Is, shoe* pulAnnouncement waa made this Ished. ornaments shined, licit* put c o m m i t t e e ; Mr*. D. D. C . dwell. Opl« |U»d, for 25 years tht star Mrs. Jame* A. Wright, and Mr*. morning by Mr*. C. R. Melon that on properly, uniform cleaned nml attraction „f thn'Redpath Lyceum Floyd land, floor couimiltee; the Woman'! Club I* planning tn prrased, clean shaven and halt m ig tB, who will he In Hanford on Mrs. W. C. Illll. Mr*. J. MT Haye*. sponsor a course In convenitl nal cut properly will eonititute Ihe re­ I M k r , Jan. tn at the South Fid" .Mrs. Frank I*. Woodruff, and Mr*. Spanish by Mr*. Iamb, Initmctor maining r>0 point*. Only privates K B n « n School a t 11:00 P. SI. for K. D. Mobley, cobl, drink cnmmil- In Spanish at Kolilna College. arr eligible to eompelp. The Ing .platform entertainment, has ap­ |re ; Mrs. M- 8. Wiggins. Mrs. t, Anyone Interesled In taking the tpsellnn and the awarding of p o in t! for lecture* In every coun­ D. Bishop. Mr*. II L. ,'r rkin*’ courv ia asktil to c-mmunicate point* fnr each drill will be In the ty. In oeery elate in the United Mr* 81. Clnir White. I till JHfla r*. with Mrs. Mason a* noon a* poa- hand* of Capt. Knox. . Staten, a record unequalled by an) F. Line, decorntfon coinmltiee. •ible. (Inter* were given nil member* Ml* It. I - parkins, lojslc commit­ •th a t platform art bit. of Ihe rnmptny last night for Mr. Read l» now on e farewell tee;'Mrn. J. C. Bennett. Mr*. C. P. •lacks, ami a* *<<an as all the l*>y* Ileriub.n. Mr*. M»ry Strong, and tour of America and will b* preMrs. J. II. I lint* rails ter and Mia* are outfitted llid company will eented here under the epomwrshlP the Missee Mabel B*wIt , Mar­ Jeanette Laing accompanied them doff Ihe OD'a in fdvor’ of th.- roti f lb* ftoulh Bid* P.-T. A , Mrs. garet 'Davis, and Mnfgar*l Rob. lo Orlando. * ^ ,J o n ,* y g and slacli, abjeh will ter tawtae* W. W. CoeUch. president. Karl arts, door romnvitlcr. j -Xl-— " tghmann, aecr*tnry o f the 8-miRole County Chamlwr nf UomO ffieerR O f L < g io n ill lotrody** Mr* N*3^ ADMISSION STAGE s n o w s T o-N lgh t voting on the rnlertalnilk-Ike A u x ilia r y I n s ta lle d 1 Ol d • Went Mbs. Ooftsrh aald: “We ron ON T ilt STACK (Ua a rar* treat for EanOiTicrrw for the rowing year “J aad we f«el aura-that a. rny iwwatra i ««eei tWOvgreat the AmerU?" UgmnUu*il*»ry . fm appearance here, our pao. this city w«re Install^! Iasi r anappy, acintlllatlng revua lag advantage vJ thla ap- at lha San Joan llutH in 7 Ip revel In thU unique hike entertainment and time tipreaa odmlrh appreciation of Opie deal of th* au*ili»rf{ Following _ Sing or*—E aidfan* Stag* tb* inaUlDUoa a rtcaptlon wax SCREEN hold at lh# lioiii* 'N * * « • * '* " • S e w i n g C lu b Bogfr*. prwldrnt o t|lh a OrDodo A >#ri i f e r t o i n e d T u e s d a y auxiliary. The following Saiiord offlcor* O'Connor antcrtalnod w*r* inatalkd: Mr*. T. E. Rounu of lha Sawing Club lllat, prviidfnt; M an Aranka Catholic Church at T ik u h , tlc t“prfiU i* ; Mri* C. Mi fling hold Monday FWwvr*. recording *• talary; Mr*. bar hom., *11 Park W. D. Hoffmaa.tr*** rar.aadM ro. afternoon waa ipont L. If. Lotmhart. **rg int a t armx. It a DU hour rvo*dy, t i n . I aarred by thf Mra. 8. * nVinnii that tho next L h« . Wild Moedny IA C srt afm Mtijto “SYNCOPATIONS’’ der. cultivation. With the roton n iv Mrs, J. G. Hall . f the death of two generation* ago. With repreaentatlrrs from Day- of cro|vs, \\ ,,uer Harden1. 1Atto ‘ Sunday of her aunt, Mr*. K la tana Reach,' IteLand, Leesburg, atricu ltu n l ueres do i d< i it. ■ Such*, of Tampn. Mr*. Suih*. who I.ARCO -U rg „ F'rd and Sup. , Umatilla, >nul other nearby Pres-j giving a t .iI .1,000. I is a daughter of the Isle William j ply Co. moved to new iiuartcr* l# byte:tan fhurrbea In attendance. •’■ullHowrr. a vegetable r.e.e It, llovvkrr h r whim,, llookei' t'liner building. th* Woman's Auxiliary of the '**"*• * ' “ » estenslv.lv In f. Point ww* named, had a f umber P w b y trrlan Church of this city ^im m unity. came to the front •- ( friends who wilt le.un with re­ MILTON -Construction of new will be hostes* at an all day elU.Iwfrwfc with the shipment ,.f a -v, gret of her death. vice slalum on tlalner prop«ty. • er trlct conference 'm eeting of the carload to New Acrk by lit,- V\ West Miffon. i-aniplrlrd fy Jay in Preshytrrian Auxiliary to be hcld’icr Garden Farm*, Ire. Hi** '<i liainer. TH ENTER SPELLING EEE Tht’rsduy, beginning at 10:00 A. Ike first full car ever s.nt Iron M. at the churrh. , herv. Only five or »ls Wie W. I- Slctr, principal of tiertrtu Mr*. It. M. Spark*. uf Daytona in rultivalion, but it t* bet m Beach, chairman of tho district. (that cauliflower may become . - KIrmentary School nnnounced to. C o u n try Club day that pupil* of hi* chnol will Will have chant.' uf th* program f iflV leading crops. C A B A RET d a n c e enter agnin the FttirMa Spelling] for the 'lay which will consist of, ^ . ----Dee Id competition for -tat htm-' Friday 9:110 P. M. dtaeussinns of varioap method* of performing wornin'* work. Lunch-1 Je.**e .larrcll and Jehn II. Kim. nr*. The Hot Ida Itee. , ontlueted McmV Orchestra eop will Im agreed at noon in th.' er. left Thursday by airplane lor ruining the elentenlary school* uf At'misnion OHc the stole by the tin t ml Extra-^ social looms of the clrorth. All he air race* at Miami. women of the Pr -bytrrlan Church of this city are Icing urged to at* a , Many Vegetables »dy For Market HERE IT IS! THE EVENT YOU HAVE 1IEEN WAITING FOR! OUR UUMXs*MWWHt*tMKsStraitUI W i n j e r u. ( i a t 4 u WINTER GARDEN. Jan. 11.(Jvanlitles nf cahluige, enrarole, lettucr, pepper and egg plant will ha available fur shipment (non Winter Garden farm.*, when, nnd If, the market slow* an merr.ve Fifteen hnndrvd n\rr» of vege­ tables nrr under cultivation In thi* * l r a , 25 p e n c i l ! les s than last year, but pioducliun has lieu good. M. C. Itrltl. prominent shipper said this week that it wa* still too rarly lo forecast the anticipate crop. Not until Jun. 15, at ica*l. will shipper* know uri’urulrly what kiml of crop, and what kind nf matkvl lo expect. So far,-there ha* U rn u normal ear movement. Approximately 200 cars, carrying cabbage*, esrnrole, pepper ami rug plant hav Leen tent fruit this <«etioii *<> Ini |hl* srason. l’»p|H-i* lu m Itought fair price* all atolls, hill egg p'ant, cahbage, and o*ccral* have U-en below nnrnu I. .The atrawWrry acpmge Ibi* year i* very light, so light that few hsve been shipped. Most >t the lierrie* have been couunud a welcome change for every mem­ ber nf the troop. The Uiy* were somewhnt dl*apiwlnteil la«t night whin they learned that the drill check* , for th« la*l quart er uf the year had mil arrived. Ilowrlpr, Major Ste­ vens advised that in Ihe event Ihe cheek* arrived this week Ihe boys would be notified and chei k* dis­ tributed from hi* office indent! of waiting until the next drill night for distribution. All mrmls-r* of the. Nntion-il Guard who have been |**ucil »ra *on flasket ball ticket* are in structrd to torn them in at their nrxl drill night, the Company D reporting to Lieut. NordRreii. Medical lletncliment to SurgeaiO Scluinl nnd Ilea.bpialten t„ either Sevgrant llariwr o r Sirg ant Field*. STARTS THURSDAY, JANUARY FOR 8 DAYS ONLY STORE CLOSED WEDNESDAY PR EPA R IN G FO R THIS SE N SA T IO N A L E V E N T O lfll K N TIR R -ST O C K (IF L A D IE S' Slarkrd down to incomparable price* lh«l niiaffcr all bargain icrimi*. Nothing rrnervrd—laanrlnu* bargain* and splendid »i,'inl»rnl« (rum SPORT ('DAI’S POLOS AND TWEEDS POLOS AND SH O U T (O A T ’S V A L U E S TO I I I .rill SPOUT STYLES VALDES TO S19.MI DRESS COATS* MIK TRIMMED VALUES TO;$21.50 ENTIRE STUCK OF BUTTER COATS— , HFAUTIPI L FUlt SKIS — tX iSo Valur» Bedspreads (- fl .OUI* ENTIUE STOCK DIVIDED Si'' ** SATINS—LACES-CUKPES VALUES TO IU.75 a m & x§, SjILK a n d W O O L D R E S S E S C loning; O u t a t — Hayofi atid C olton *"»!% : ■ '80xl<>5 indie*! Stunning p a tte r n s , nm urt new ahailea. ■Ymi will lie e a g e r to tlrean up ev ery bed a t thi* low p ric e . . Bedspreads of Crinkle and -Dabby , Worve Colton*! Thul r extra wnii'ing quality, nuana bigger aavirtfa for you. All col­ on. atrlpe.l patterns and Hi/c illgped i Igea. in c h e .^ J!G.PENNEY GO ' ' > |M M X. U t SI- V.v t* GOOD NEWS! K N IT -S U IT S -P L U M E W OOLS a n d S I L K S ^ V a l t i e s to $ 6 .9 5 A 0 0 0 1 ) ' S E L E C T IO N O F S IL K D R E S S E S — V a l u e s t o $ 7 .9 5 * C R E PE S— S A T IN S — W O OLS — M a r v e lo u s V a lu e s — E n tir e S t o c k o f B e t te r ^ D r e s s e s I n c lu d in g 1 P e t e r P a n s — J5f- ; 1-^ O O' M * C«... “W H E R E S H O P P I N G IS A P L E A S U R E ” EAST FIRST STUEET t-J-', .. - ill ...... � 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 11, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald