6 10 317 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7d25a1920c3df97b15a72c840b9708e0.pdf cfb89b0af28e2426e930fefdb07fc21c PDF Text Text .* 1 ■tx* “’TT* , v -V y n it o a p r * G rv tM t V eg au b k U J R k b a a t G a rd e n l - a n d \N M em ber A ^ o d i l t d CUBANREBELS SURRENDERTO TROOPS I’re s* I N O W K N D K N T D A ll.V N B W H P A P E K S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R 10, 19SS Beats Republican BIG, BAD WOLF P il e * STEADYRELIEF HORKTOSTART (BYNEXTW EEKOLD TIME SALOON F i r e C e n t* NUM BER 1 HollywPay* Tribute HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10.—UP>Seated around a hue* (aka Weigh. | Inc BOO pounds, rig h t feat tall a n d ' ’V —■■■ * -« six feet across the base, a'C row d, ;M a n y G ro u p s S e e k T o G o ld P r ic e li F p j t p TYll.s D etails B M fl of 700 parsons last nlgWl paid; tribute to Marie Dressier on h e r W ith d ra w P ro p o s e d O fP ro g n m W h 'rc iils • A t P o in t B e lo v sixty-second birthday anniversary,. C o d e s . R a s im ? M o v e W o rld Q u o ta tio n a ji Tn R r in r «-1 000 0001 It was Hollywood’s biggest and gayest birthday party. It began ■ O n C h ie fs R e m a rk S to c k s S h o w R a lly V c . IntT Stnfo M onthly with a dlnnrr-danc* on Metro• • * .J L i q u o r C o n t r o l B o a r d Goldwyn-Mayer’s largest aoand H A V A N A , N o v . in . — WASHINGTON, Nov. Ill.-tA ’) TALLAII ASST**!, Nov. 10.—OB) W A S H IN G T O N . N o v . 1 0 . - £ A d o p ts T e m p o r a r y stage, with other phases e f tha — Effort* wen? under way at N'UA | —Pinna for n ^'H»p civil work* ( A .P .) — A f t e r h o u r a o f In ­ celebration overflowing to other ( A .P .) — Tilt* A iim ln littra tj yesterday to d ssuade n numl er of S a le , S e rv ic e P l a n program in Florida, with thoute n s e b o m b a r d m e n t fr o m la n d stages. of new t flx o d * It.x p r lr Incliist-ir* whirh, on the atrrnxth • -and* r f men regularly employed, Hundreds of telegram s of cona n d non, r e b e l s l a t e y e s t e n la y of a line spoken by Hugh S. John;H.l itt beloW, ' wp*t» nnnrv ncotl h i t night by m n ii'd y;oT<l .al A L B A N Y , N. Y.. Nov. 10 .— <>P) gratulations ________________ _ _________ _ from various cities In t in at t'hicago la*t Monday, had re lin q u is h e d * t h e la s t m a in '• n tr -c Kiirg, ntntf *lvil works The old-time saloon and it* bar "he United States and Canada, k sr th e WffHri tlo l.n r n llttln llo n fo sought to withdraw their proposed s t r o n g h o ld o f t h e i r b l o o d / ler ...IhorH v of were ruled out In New York »««<#' Mrthplare, were banked high ° bi th o fir;tl tim t' t oljiy, a n Senator llu ry 1*. Long of Isouiti* th r nrwlv broadened Nrnnr of the nd er on v x p crim rn tm l liq u o r ro nSenator Harry Flood Byrd who co' 1" - , . . . . * !, tw o -d * y re b e llio n , a n d b o w ed •he apeaker'a table. tiu v in te n > re te d ttt o otne iju ar* ltd a aw rerlng Democratic vlctu.y "N« Innuatry h a . to auhmrt to unn, who, ml«li eming a ina*< frd -—»* n«tminl«t*^(lon. trr»l Mnnonnrod bv thv *'A. At a algrtal within tha hall ail , . in d e f e a t t o lo y a l g o v e rn m e n t in Virginia on Tuesday when he “ ro J* '1'n,c•, 11 abusing labor, meeting at Rlisten y .sten lay said I< r " »„ nr,i Inst night. Approximately on noo m e n Ughta were extingulahed and o*.»t] * a s I n n lr a tm ^ a n i*ff o rt* tr o o p s . Vi •nrnl N ev YrrVrn* n u v of .h r darkness powerful spot to ch c o k t h e ra p id d e c lin e o f^ was elected to fill out the ,r*t of " ,’1 1J,,hV‘ n ,b ‘; . ' h‘C*B?l 1,u*1 » lrviri1 «<'- -'' otrp f**ort * .ontiinU <>idy in bonn livlits -inhhed at the center of The forcss of C»l. Pulganclo the term of Claude A. Swanson, ' l ’» « h . ’ it .im ply .. not tr r th at, v ertl.lrg cnrrle.l ... new .paper. of r*w **n th r «t«tr’« m p ^ c r ir v ro- t* \ . * sn.v industry has been coerced in -; more than 211,000 eirr.ilntion week­ ||t*f pn|N. will t*r pmtiloVfH hv Vov t'i l * 1 ryalmirnnt^, cluha, the dnprr floor, where the- giant th e d o lla r tv h lfb j u s t B atista, poured,a ataady stream of an senator. Holder of an interim *o a foilc .” ly. ’’T lesc damned lying newspa­ t ft on pohMr work aorh ** pst V m . .1 i 'n rnr* and »hip*. The only chocolate cake had been hauled on v io tis ly h/td s tr u c k a n o w lotljf steel a id I lead in the form of appointment from (invemor I’oL A hardfiil of IncVintria! or trade pers don’t pa, any lax," he is re ­ niR'U, n»<wrt,'ito control, water • »- 1 i • acrantB pvrmlttyd to »«ll s decorated electric truck, driven1|pVt*l. three-inch shells and machine g n lard since la .t March. Byni beat w rtl deputies here* »ug* ported as having -aid. "They say I ruppi\ improvementa and similar *• Ink* ire tho*« which c«n provo hv white-garbed chefa. el the price of nf li* an J r fie bullets Into the stro n g -1 off Ihe vo tfrrou* sttsck of hi* /••N’ir.g th at on th r stftn g th of The ‘officials that nobody ha- the nerve to try I *h*t mo«t of th flr rveeipta come Governor Jam es Rolpl^ Jr., ,„|ue,t j^dd nt fiv r eeii><over I I # hold, anclaat A ta re . castle, before I «PPonvnt. Henry A Wise one- •na*. utterance they wished to to put a tax on them. Well, I’ll I prnlertv he said. ellotmentp fmm the ««lr of food. Additional federal Will Rogers, t.lonelHarry m ars, yrsterdny. sending it .If?*/, ths retels ran up the white flag. ! ,lm r K'publlcan federal district wiihdiaw The NBA men, n »n- show them who’s nftni.l" nrohahlv r e a c h i n g $4 000.000 Nowhere except a t teblea may May Rotwon and roily Monut o0 ■ Their capitulation apparently! ■■'‘omey in New York City, ploww*,! at first, finally got In mnnthlv. he said, are ex;veted to ’io'io. he sold and poured for cus were among the speakers. AmSng ' ’ An>„ irnn I n »h with Johnson hy telephone, b rlk s the backbone of a revolution j he made to Florida from the turners those in tha crowd w er. United It.H.secell’s ru( c la t•• he d from him that he inwhich brought death, destruction | tno.ooonoo fund «et up for tha >?*lr of bottled llouor for offstates Senator Aahurst of ArUkna ' i' imIr*i no change in policy and i<n.y iiulicy. plunged to new In and terror to tha capital. lieual slvll works adm lnistra- ,u..-d«e* consumption was ra- , m| Mrs. A shurat; Carrie Jacobs thill those who have submitted level- in London Thursday, a* rVjpf On the blood-spattered floors I Hon to put 4 0OO0OO men tn work. .......... '.'.•• I in I’aa,. I vo. > tContlnoed On Page Twa) cot'f» fh uld ' v advised to go den e- of the (dnu were seen ojl , Insida th s fortress Isy apptuxi! s'lorida no w Is re c e i v i n g II.2M1,. -----—.— -----thmupli with them. other market*. ejjy,\ matsly 16 dead and 4U woun.k-d.i UOO monthly for emergen-y velle'. 1 h1« reply w;»!* being g v#n you The violinr u;» tied at 1-C l’lj Including one woman. F ar.lle bread winners who do terday, together with a sales talk ^ 1* j j u A fter the fall of the castle H w _ rot <,h'sln immediate rr<r he h e r . f.r»_ lo i y y h leiu v tl b f j , y p t annnim rn.lail.dhc- prcshUmUaU T nfovmrnt under the new i tdng under code*. --------offices that' Juan Bias Hernandex,' will continue to rceeive relief (Continued On Pag* T hrrej Loudon eseliange. E yew itness D escribes •" t C o n t"" c‘,u',, i n u e d o n I’a g o T w o t ,he| W ea th e r Played L arg e I funds to tide them over the Win. ?w* test ?V*» t hr ilesrenl i . e r said t h e p lan ter However, F Scenes In F’o rtre ss tbr House of Commons, asaU P a r t I n C ausing! l e l s l BO p e r c e n t of rr. , rt, " •* lo |n ' Z That the response to the goodINDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IQ.— ChauceUo* **• llie FxrheQ1 O verlonkingH avana T ruck To Be Spotty ,<steady >"• r " on\"°.w _ - ." “"!f I'i*."" win , » o t » , r . . u which t o u m i u.i. Wholesale abandonment of tha <i»\hNiulivrlalii tluvi tlie indci e.uplojruent at regular county day yestenlay will findj N. R. A. by the 1J7 6 m sniiera of e.nv* i\| the llritish sterling W0t}, II) Hl.l l«. CANRL OKI.ANIH). Nov. H» Un­ vvav-es immediately, with the oth­ n record nu.nl<er of county resi­ tha Indiana R estaurant Operations lie irVB.ntflord, eeulil not keep HAVAS’ l Nov. 10 —()Pl—Enfavorable weather rnndiMong have er r.ll percent to he put to work dent* in this city nest Thursday Association was threatened to - with It, I *« rapidly as possible. 1’roje.t* tc rirg thr nnrlcnt anti h a t t e r r t l * r a u p e d Florida'** t j m k crop? to looking for the bargains that rrntly. Tha asaoclation'a axacuGva Ki.iug jrolih pi ice* and a deelli will eontinur at least until Veh. wc.e promised them t>y member, committee draw up a resolution •me A*TP n H T I AMD nrw N , | A t a r c s f o r t . e s . w .t h th e f i r s t a m - ! ---------| l , " s p o t t e d ” ....... t i n tiy.,. intftjvatlotipl tUdlar .. Kv. and longer if Congress ap ­ of Ihe m o.orrsds p a rtr may la* proposing this action, whirh w‘B ■mused a rally in .l*>rka in POHTLANU, o r a , >iWjt)ula fra sent m after the surran-l INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 10.--(/P> ll fix, olmoxt failurn* in thtber- 1n- prove. he added. J Four persons w e r e ------------be submitted to county vlcw-presle.'i.nicd i*i>on. In the opinion of a fo.ee* yesterday |. II |{ llarriff, H arris, of Richmond, Ind, ralitic?, the fedentl tn»p mtirnate York, vtieckevl aomrwl.at by ■X iI,. Fain.-, who was made ciell work* five wer* seriously injured whon ‘ -‘r ,,r | prof.t>Uk)iintt. Inflationary t . **sdr body official, expressed lo- •tent's this afternoon. ii.ee*or for Flnrhla In addltior to .Isy a southbound United Air Lines hurriedly vounted I .hud mii.I ID* pi.'dlalier and tecreU ry of the reported yeateidny. The executive committee urged] Condition of tnt 11 »<!ijuI t»opi on ».t. d* lie. ss em rrgrnry relief 1 American N tw ip ip rr |'ubli»*h«’rA inenl pm lonilnaled nml the passenger plana crashed Into wounded. alleged Thr tarns •onlial welcome whirh withdrawal because of Nov. 1 were tepnited mu follow*: j di-eelor. pointed out that titles d tt thickly wooded hills naar here last There was no opportunity for * Ahdoc alum, *aid recently thut il failure of the N. R. A. adequately ?<nsp lo.su. M iv than lfi.nOU, ^ which have wor- •vs* giv,n the lour party as It vt«riralp .closed boi.yanl al C mgni and b u n t into (lamas a fte r' arru rate checking however, and U enertl Hugh Johnson, Null *n»l to combat chiseling, Inability. of P “ ,,u ’' , n l j ' ke "krechobee, ^ p r n l^ , . m . y h, „ ,h .m car- i’etl |j«ke Monroe, Taola, Lake > li-4 ce.tl*;, abo'w,. ^^M (ha pilot apparently had ItMt Ins although thr lasuullies may hnre Itrtfivrrjr AdminUtrator, **U •in* Alta monte ^raa ta a ra a l *operators te ^ cam w te Igmgwoo*!, -egtun anil .est uf the statu ha* Altamonte w knt food 'tlr n n r h to co m p letio n en* ' l a r y , W k r u ti+ n fc MM way In the dense, fog. 'been greater, a;parrnt!> hv for- t i l t in bli* diBiio to pruaarve a ato u l 4Bidl iirre* to make a state Rpringa, and Forest Clly yastnr« •« rat»J oats advanced i •Irelv w ith f c i e r a l f u n d s. T h e elvputfurrd lea? damagv thnn frvr prewf/* he wHU permit"IticKi* roate were rising, and fallare of Tha fg q r kllip3 were tidal of ..earl, double that liar■lay morning before the stop at II w m k . a d m i n i s t r a t i o n will f*rttlta, un*l protlalor|%. . . .~k—1y,iA. j „_|V would Jre e*;>ected after six hours; stun 1.1 the newspaper rode of the rsted list yea. I reduction *‘X- o l . h nil la b o r a n d 30 p ercen t of Ssn l.ando Springs wss nrrnrdrd the N. R. A. officials to * sn n it r*>a« t a**U.i t3 ee.iM, ; •) y,.,’ J w h J S r f X X of . A r a t d , of heavy ..... ................ I - t i o n ”,.reserving the freedom of I cried to l dal I.HCMIOO hush. l-. restaurateurs to operate tem por­ Bar aiWtf MWwiI . p a full cen$i t h r ffrtul c***t o f p ro ject f o r tor 1 **n Ihs second half of the trip arily under the proposed national atawardcia and the co-pllnt eavod) F trirg ronlhi ed from h .uselop* ,h' l,re'» i Fast Coast (I’o.il anol lost prmt | with resident, of Frrn F sik, (2ain NsW ‘ tvlo 42 7-H rents kg , rastau ran t rode. ally entire full u« irugo ftom to*isls. t h a Other o e e o p a n t . f r o m - a l m l ' . t *h « •’• , h " A ‘ OUtV‘t # gbest In three y e a r* ,, “ In olhi-i word#,** F a g g »•« hiiella, Slavla. Oriedo. Chuluot 1 iillct? Fpaltcrv<v in to thi* n»- N. I A comniHto«* litaflintf Inc ii’B \) rain?*. Emergency steps to fofesja]! fate. The pilot and three passen 6o os parts with 24.1-4 -'. lin ed , “ if a p r o j e c t c o s t in g | I 0 i r ; ; ' , ' ; : : " ! ^ . " Z • . r Y t . , k.n°oy ___ _ T h.. .hot "sueli action gars are dead and the co-pilot an.l rlosure. endangering the lives of rll,,, • it Lagr If giowi-i* ( a n y out <HHt . approved, and $7000 of it! n»»r Ihe invitation which regional recovery dlrector.| ^aL a a jrear ago, but was still* <Continupil on 1‘air** Four) ha* l> ewt-nl plain*, th i r will Ik- .’Ml to would rla .ify a p u n . wh four passengers are injured. The r e p r e s e n t s Ishor. anil $3000 rep Manford merchants extended then. He railed for Immediate reports •••• lh4d tha figure silver trren in controvcr»y hctwi^ri thr o p ricrn t more caMiage aen-aer ■tawardass escaped unhurt. re.rr*« material* the civil w*..k* «"d ruslom from local boardu on th« cx tfn t ^uc * n N g ird m tA iU fnrtory. : ^. adminiRtiatoi and th r nrw»*papii v» a ' ImrY mli’d Iua 1 Misa Libby W urgaft, and co-pi­ of chiseling and authorised loogl 41— - a te *f1.*w * (Minimalration will *1i«iuld*r ihoj Gold — aontlauad out uf I rndr comm itter for M*vnnl ac.ir.v lot II. B. Woodworth, the latter I Those members of the party Hies lo make exception* to the th# Bank of France. h<*caiian 4fn m nlhx.*' S»*tn m*le C runt> ha* entire cost. who earned « Urge supply of sou rod* In rases where restaurateurs public discussions of the frua’u with a broken nose, made l.lp n ft-| "It U thr opportunity of a life­ H r a d d r r a M ’d a m n l i u g of the |fi.r»n rtiii* art, Aomparrd with were unable to meet tha added danger, Tbe geld hoard {. less by ) er trip to Ihc burning wreckag In d i a n a V x - in d ul e d I ' ic ru here. ;.iin iii rt ' la* t >«ar. and 2 »mi ill time foi rilicF, count in* *»nd E*et*n vei-lr* and other n.rdtuins of ad vertislng ram** l>ark empty hand- rotl* of N. R. A. operation. Walla 1.6004100^(0 franc* -l.w-e u .r Sept,braving Ihe danger of the explo­ A a 'I'i t m g ihat **uh»n it g o v e r n IV U Smiu^o' i, and Manatee roun th- amnllcNt rommunitie* to get e*l. settsfleil that there arr mighty telegraphed to Washington for I hlffh ed «l.JT7.nn».noii fitow i; ci in«- li l I it-gin*, t » fail in t h r r x e c u - I i - hake m)ij•i 0*nnatrly l»00 ami thrii long <lenir«il public improvesion of tha fuel tanlj In dragging few homes s.ound the county advire on how to meat tha sttoa- and I* the lowest sln.v last AprTy.v? rv ••nt - " , (•,! li on ot i u p o l u j . it n o r m a l l y fol out tha injured. (( out,nurd on I’ugr F our) SAN JCISf 1 nt.. V. whi h are u i u s i r - ns to the pur- tlon n f low* that un a t t e m p t w i ll be f t t o n k r H a r t . J.’ j ‘-i»t pose or of the tour Three |M»ar these merchants ■■■■ ti* . > *' SJ*-r 1 made to st p any eriticism • A .1 . U n i t . S mi» L»hi that policy,” Mi lls r r » »ai-3 S a n f o r d G r o u p T o A i d • More proprietor l only way to stop rritir.tm I n . C h u l u o t a C e r e m o n y I polin' to hn\e Ini’ll kirlimo*'-4 n- control or to ccn-or the medium j hr left th r atorr latr yesterday f . the tie r expression aflerroon »v. III. -T h e Xl .. Bcout Executive H. N. Brown, Young Mari’* rnr wu* fo nd thought." o'. .Social Reg|| t i l of Orlando, Karl l^hniann, Ar Tins, hr ..id , is now being stearly today t««n niilea no»th\\» i : U r wa* latued Tu• ,,i„y n .„1 our kthur Branan and Judge J. G. ShaS afety Rally Will Be trm|it*'d uy the United States go, pf San .To**’, wt» I offir***-* nrr • Armistice Day in Rauf >rd will WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.—(A1) »*d for the firs t time In rni Women lo'm heis of Holy t r*»»,• f this city, will l« in Chuhie...merit, liefilescribe,! the situ.* mg to tract- th r kidnaper* from find practically all uf LunIhoh Held A t Hall T o n ig h t Administration officials reported y ear, any ' tiltin g of Brsmuel' i f ota next Monday night partici­ there. The rat wa** reported U» th* t. 0.1 u. e "crisis whirl) will detcr- Kpisropal ( Inn,It uill hold u l>av houaen open for the convenience prograts today on the American- M artin J. InaaU, fallen utUll .0 lie whether the L'onslitutlun still of I'rnyer tomoriuw In co-opera« $ pating In lh* cxrtmonie* siU m l- sheriff * rffi • t»y n ranchn of their cuRtomera, hut city and Although loral law rnforcam ent1-Suvirt negotiations as tha J*r*ii leader*. Both aa* to foreignn couto live., and whether we ate lo eon lion with llu rail mailtb, the • 1 n f ib% p irtrn U tlo n of * charter named Belcher. il» numln r and county ofTirca, the municipal IIofficers will contlnu* their p a rt in *k-nt and Utvinoff axcf hanged trie*, la refuge fre e , u u irt ttnuc lo enj <y tho right of free Woman’s A onliary nf the Nnliuu r llM M ' * lo th i Chuluota Boy Scoot Iruop d 'trn p tin n |H»-itivrly identifying I rary. the .Sanford-AttarrHc N a­ G ovrrnnr Sholts' atatr-w ide aafr- their viaws, but It was made def­ grow ing e e t a f collapse o f t * k , s | h*»*<I. and a free press.” al I ouiieil- it was snuounred t>ala> which bten organluNl ami l:i| it. tion*! Bank, and all white barberS ty movement through next weak, initely known that a lot of work utility varaire, Samuel Invull, Jr* "The |>rople must lie awake..** ' ill oe closed Hiroughout ’’Safety Weak” In Kr.nlnol* Coun­ must still be tiansaefad before •nd HU wife w are still Hrtrd.TliiMl H art. wh«. l a t Srpt«*mlH*r l»” to the peril whirh Is confronting by R, v. M anoi J. Ilrnm. oparmtkoa there for aomr lime. sh *p» will The *la> I* to l*c ob**-rv«,1 th* Jay. Of Is, Absence from tha city of UcM'f ceme n men Ik-i of the firm ty will com* to ■ more-or-lrss a definite agreem ent la In pros­ mem herthlg la twenty-five ctoST them today,” Mr. H an is told tin- around the world as a liny of Th*-ri* will lx no sp*-nal cala- ilrfin.tr ending at lh<- City Hall pect. men will not mean ths can:ella*j Ho.I an.l Son, owned h v lo­ falli- editors, "or wr shall find the was m aatlepad last year, hut * ^ |v i'*a)*r, hi-aid. The local eh it ! , rr. wax unu-milH p nrtinil in hi* United Stale* in the tam o position • ration of Ihr day. But, a ona- tonight at a safety rally which la Litvmoff met Bacratary Hull nne Waa named la the 193« tion of Use fourth of a series of o.il lie open Iron. H:00 o'clo* k III minule sllaure prr.nd at 11:00 hahttR. When hr fnilnl to nt’p rar as Ihe European countries. and other governm ent tlon. . ; ' W ' Instructions In scouting whL'.t the mo. niiiK until f>:00 oM im> Iii * 'clork is to be precrd*-*l by th* I to lx rngagsd In by employees of: yesterday at th* aU U officials . *. * , v .. at hl» homo ami he wax not luaud! depart a'l larg# Intervals operating In O thers uattated ladede,! ITarolff b a f t born flre n by Mr. Brown to , fffJm for hoUf(( an ,ntrntivi M. . rrh tli«* *vening. Small meditation |,|„ Wing of whiatlaa at thr local menl. Members of the group said this arra. F. MeOeonilck, Ms ten and m o re‘than 40 Sanford rtien tofni: ilarUlJ D e L a n d B o o s t e r s W i l l hel|'* will U* iliftributed. Atlantic C°aat Lina Hailroad shop-l Kept-tentative* of ths Atlantia no further conversations were daugtogra, and Mia. franc Mr||r >u a rd Walker. yards. w a n . T b t fourth leseon, on! n rfire rs tnl.l >*f what they lie. O f f e r P r o g r a m F r i d a y planned other than those a t th# McLaughlin. l»re*uhnt of Holy C rta i Sen««Thr annual Sanfogd (Irlando i Coast '.In# Railroad, #th» Florida Whit* House. “F tra t Aid,” is to be taught by* |i,v rd was a previous attempt to Powrr and lig h t Co., the Hanford U a y u f. with the a*»i»tancc «$f high school football game, an Scout Cogtnslssloncr Lou Falter o f kidnap the boy when three men In .Secretary Hull said before Litw in s s u m ru n t t t l n Announcrtnrnt * 1 1 mad* Irnljiy - Gas t o., th# Southern Bell Tele­ , u ^ lr|fBUw| u( t> .U n d Mr». A I*, t oim*Uy a? pre*k’«ni Armistice Day fratur* f»r many phone Co., Girl Bcout* and Boy vinofTe arrival th at the Prsaidvnt Orlando. The meeting will bo hc!J a large ear Ir.rd to crowd h „ au-- ^ ^ r<adU oillll- o ihr Womaii'R Guild, ha* u. )<-ars. Is to hr playm) al Municl[>al Bcout*. and other groups, wil^ end the Russian diplomat would i f the A itnde building n t 7.S0 tomobila to th r curb but were tm-l WEffT POTMT. N ebraska, R „ . lungtii thr following (chcdule of I'a.k a t 3:00 o’rltxk. Th* game directly with tha 10— ( J t- S b e r m e a R en rU rea. i^ : •'d ock, and Girl Scout* and the:r RiirccFftful. T h c v followed liim , land, secr*” ar) of tbe Drl-and meet fur a round-table discussion which hrought th* U ttar will lx preceded by a strr*t pa t a he i » liunnir tlu day: u' Laneaator • eaunty, N ebraska, jamnit io ou < *» a* e (;hanrl**r of ronrm arre, will romo a re urgently asked W nL ,,lofk' taU ^llihlng mure d.fl- lecognttlon—a fte r an ,understandH.0'1 ti* 1* 0<l o'clock. .Mra. Walk tsdr of decorated cars filled'w'llh tevdsy vsoa th* toath an im al-aS ^ to Hanford nest Friday night for I. gl. school students. i safety policies in this city ing had been reached rr: <K) «*’el«iek to 10:00 o'clock. on Im port- 1 ttonal eon* haaktog title w it* * , the purpose of presenting an en ant details. Mr*. \S W Wa roar; 10:00 oVIOs-kj A dance a t the City Hall, staged Th* publl? Is invited. not hutktog e f ttJtM baahala In tto tsrtninm ent program on behalf nf U 11.00 o’ lock. Mrs. U. A. New- I’* * l«*»l young man’s rlub. will Mr. Roosevelt saw U tviaoff •0 m inute te a la s t aa the -- --------------------M cL ucasT o B e L e a d e r j the Stetson Booster’s Club. It 'HMo 12:00 o’clock Mr*. J . f®nclu^* obs.rvanca of k e h u PAPBES HEHT MEDIUM Wetkteeday and Ulkad with him Stalp i a n a near here. • An Interesting musical and rnsrv O f U n iv e rs ity G ro u p for almost an hour but a t th a t —.A Bt Clan W hite; 12.00 to 1:00 'h - fifteenth ennlvoraary of thoj _____ ■peaking program will be presento’clock. M.* II F. W hltoerj 1:00 a l | ^ ° f the A m lrtice. NEW Y0EJC, Nov. tO ^ U P )-A time all th* m atters to be been eil from the platform a t tha rear Hie T )s Swm Ss .M Few LaonnrO McLucaa baa to 2 00 o i l x k . Mrs. G. C. Coch-' Th* * *• br.“* j new campaign of advertising In up before direct* d^cuaaioua Frost, accompanied la named chairman, and 8. A. B.l of th* Court House a t 6.-00 o’clock, rane; 2:00 to :t:00 o’clock. Mis | th * n*W,| ° ! newspaper* of th* country will be th* restoration of diplomatle rota­ h r aub-freexlng te Y e # te rd a y * flW e a th « i Wilkinson, E. F. Houstnlder,', G .' It was reported, a fte r which Mr. Joe Gone:.!.- . 3:00 t>, loo o’clock. *"o rtlF instead of a*, gtarted by th* Provident Mutual tions had been thoroughly r e ­ tg fta , eewi / ed m eet of the 8o«Ui W. Me Rory, J , G. Sharon, Jr., and CUIllland and other persons will viewed. t Mi*. M. illn arlk ; 4:00 to 6:QQ| *•** auppeg boor. The Herald^wlll, InaurM M Company e f PhilnW>lF to to g aa w iater made a lw- J. A. Wright have beta named explain th* purpose of this <our o'clork. Mrs. A. R. Nubia; 6:00 to; afU r member* of a eommitta# which teay visit president of .the company, Isold 6:00 o’clock, Mrs. V C. MacMs-, tatiW is ta arrange for a rep yesterday. nt JUNE DEALHK CONVICTED bon. gathering it 1Sanford P* SELLA MANATSK TRACT Thera also will be a celebration to Dixie to-i the University of Florida far the of Holy Coraaianlon at 10:00 yesterday,' waak-ead of Nor. SI, designated aa OCALA, Nov. 10.—Joseph If. they TALLAHAS8EE. lev. 10— <*)! ON MOTION PICTURE BOARD LOUISVILLE, N or, 10.—(iPJ— __ ■ ■ Hpero, local Junk dealer, waa found o’clock in commemoration o f the —George O. Lea, fe asar member, -------brenght o a t Th* repeal vote continued (4 g a la w ar dead. Rev. Pram stated. ; ^ This affair, considered the event guilty last night of ascend deffres of the sta te U ftsleU re, yesterday I TALLAHASSEE, Nor. UL-^lP) in Kentucky aa th* tohtrfattoa toe Carolina* ** of th* eelmal year, will be f*a- ynanira ef Jo* Hendtioaa, negro, bought 1M acres o f Cat-ovn lands —Mias Eugsala N. Talley, a f Ml- reached the half way a u ifc today. ' lured hF the Plorida-Asbura foat-j killed July >1 during an arguin M aaataa tru n ty ffwm the tr a s - 1ami, yeeterday was appolntad to With 2100 of*the sU ta’i ; d m ‘*7 “ ~ * i ban game; tha appearance of Gov-1 awnt ever a tCTent Ur*. Th* Jury tees a f th* sU U laU raaJ Issprove-1 take tk e place on the sU U board precincts tabulated, tha 11 tout Titusville >r : t ^ e r l U i u t o |W M r M d Mrs. Dae# Sholts and tato f a d IU verdict after being went fund for I f ^ H H A e cash, of review of motion pictorae left stood 179,000 for and IJtjDOO drtfttog <*own members af hi* staff aa well a* eat aa hour. A. O. Hartridge, l-c» said he w a n ^ ^ ^ H r a c t as vacant hy ths death of h tr mother, against the repeal of tha Eigh­ S threagh th e ather high atoto and aat onal dig-’ . le, defense rnaaail, said an sdditloa lands. Mrs. H snry Talley. The appoint teenth Amendment, already tootf i w t waa re- eltartaai and th# prybabj* attend-] I lie a motion for a new Tbe property Is m ilts ' w ent, mads by ths governer, is Uhed by tha action of M 'atoar i M r mmmto ] aaa* s f (M M patseoa. . 11 cast of P arrish. • hoaorary. No salary Is y a !4 •Uta*. IS RULED OUT IN NEW YORK STATE Intense Bombardment Ends With Over 200 Killed Before White Flag Is Hauled Up DRAMATIC STORY OF SURRENDER OF REBELS TOLD , 4 Die In Flames As Plane Crashes Into Forest During Fog CROP CONDITIONS1:: ARE REVEALED IN ^OFFICIAL REPORT Good-Will Parly Is Restaurant G r 9 Uff ^ ^w-Expecttng Results Threafens To Quit From ItsNeighbors Working WithNRA tS Z S i E d ito r Challenges Johnson To S e ttle Free Press Dispute Young Californian Is Kidnaped While. Leaving His Store ;7‘to Episcopal GroupTo L ocal Observance ? Hold Day Of Prayer <>f Armistice Day HonoringWarDead Is To Be L i mi t e d P ro g r e s s R e p o r t r f '|? r^ " ^ ‘;i“ ,“ f A r V f J "In Negotiations 0h.S R u s s i an Question ] R j | Covers South As W inter Finally Enters Repeal VotesContinue To Mount InKentuclqr ,-ul'^-s �F R ID A Y , N O V E M B E R f t , I» M T B S SANFORD of IO ld Tim e Sal Russian Trade W i t h ' tfi'e a r r i v a l o f~ M a x lm L it v ln o f f in th i s c o u n tr y T or a s e r ie s o f* c o n fe re n c e * w ith P r e s id e n t R o o s e v e lt, t h e imminence of Russian recognition become* more nnd more apparent. Reports of the conference* Indicate that they arc proftrcmfiUi smoothly and th a t a satisfactory conclusion is m o m e n ta r ily e x p e c te d . i ► . D u r in g t h e s ix te e n y e a r s w h ic h .h a v e e la p s e d s in c e th e f o v e m m e n t o f C r-ar N ic h o la s w a s o v e r th r o w n , t h e r o y a lis ts d r iv e n f r o m R u s s ia , a n d t h e p r o p e r ty o f a ll, w h o o w n e d p r o p e r ty , c o n fis c a te d b y th e c o m m u n is t g o v e r n m e n t, o u r c o u n tr y h a s b e e n lik e a n o s t r ic h w ith i t s h e a d b u r ie d in th e s a n d r e f u s in g to re c o g n is e th o e x is te n c e o f s o m e th in g v e r y m u ch c x is ta n t. • « ■• T h is p e rio d In R u s s in h a s life n o a e o f c o n tp a r a tiv e t r a n ­ q u ility u n d e r t h e s u c c e s s iv e g o v e r n m e n ts o f K e re n s k y , L e n h ie n a tl T r o t s k l , a n d S ta lin . I t h a d b a m c h a r a c t e r i s e d bjf, a s h ig h a d e g r e e o f o n l e r l i n e f s n s tnorft c o u n tr ie s o f ' t n e w o r ld h a v e e n jo y e d , h a s s e e n s o m e im p r o v tr n a n t in th o liv ­ in g s t a n d a r d s o f t h e lo w e r c Ia s m s , a n d h a s r e s u lte d geiv'raily in r a t h e r n o ta b le in d u s tr ia l p r o g r e s s n n d d e v e lo p m e n t, *• T h e r e w o u ld s e e m to b e n o g o o d a n d s u f f ic i e n t re a s o n w h y t h e S o v ie t g o v e rn m e n t sh o u ld n o t h e a c c o rd e d ) k h r r o u r t e s y o f o ff le la l re c o g n itio n b y th i s c o u n tr y -i- .D o itn d r , NOVEMBER 1*. H U o p in io n p re v a il* t h a t t h e re v o lu tio n a r y a c ti v it ie s o f tb o R tf's io tts c a n lie l i t t l e b e t t e r p ro m o te d a f t e r re c o g n itio n tw i n VT-K8E FO R TODAY th e y , h a v e b e e n b e fo re . In fa c t il is t h e Itellnf o f m a n y tJin t Iio n c e d ip lo m a tic r e la tio n s a r e re s u m e d , t h e im p o rta n c e to R u s s ia o f c o m m u n is tic p r o p a g a n d a w ill h e m a te r ia lly rol; ( h u e I . u| ' i'A 1 fe e lin g e x is ts , h o w e v e r, a m o n g to m e t*-ople in t h i s u r o o n t r y t h n t R u * * in n r e c o g n itio n , lik e p ro h itiitio n rejSenl. 1 .in f la tio n , o r te c h n o e r n r y , w ill r e s t o r e p r o s p e r ity . T h e y v iew l i t In te r m s o f a n e n o rm o u s ly e x p a n d in g fo re ig n tr a d e . T h e y . c it s t h e p u r c h a s e s a b ro a d w h ic h R u s s ia n s h a v e b e e n 'm n k ■ii n g r e c e n tly In c o u n tr ie s lik e E n g la n d , G e rm a n y , a n d ■.F r a n c e . M u c h o f t h i s tr a d e , th e y in s is t, w ill m m e to th e U n ite d S t a t e s o n c e R u s s ia (• fo r m a lly re c o g n ise d . I t is im p o r t a n t t o ’r e m e m b e r in th is c o n n e c tio n t h a t * R u s s ia a s a c o u n tr y is la rg e ly a p r o d u r e r o f r s w m a te r ia ls . pa -1 few | m „ elfio m to u s co al a n d iro n d e p o s its mill o th e r a lm o s t u n re due ‘o )| | rn | tw | m (n rrA | fie ld s: I t Is a ls o a g r e a t a g r i c u lt u r a l c u u n shich r™ , r T' P ro d u c in g In rg o q u a n ti ti e s o f w h e a t a n d e o tto n p a r tic u - IsR u ie d O i New York liiDute. To M a n e E«t to iltjr student new rexWMitg Is thlw city is oxpcctod to attend Homecam tag D tf ceremonlM is l>»* Land tom s psva tomorrow, remludsd Mrs. John. G Leonards, c h sin sen o f tho Iami hometomina day commlttcs, today. . M aty fsatarr* ora ached a led forj tlis day, all of which should Inter­ est all alumni or former students, she said. Elisabeth Hall promises tu he crowded when a t 0:30 o'clock the degree of Bachelor of Laws Is presented to Governor Dave, Sholto. A large street parade conies shortly a fte r this rertm ony, with members of the Hanford Post of tha American Leyton’ In tK llnej of march. The annual StetsonSouthern football gams is to be played a t 3:00 o'clock as the. sports feature of the day. The annual alumni dinner comes at 6:30 o’clock in Chaudoin H all,1 to be followed by the alumni meet-1 ing which includes election of of­ ficers. Open house ip to be ob­ served a t all fraternity and eorurIty house* on the campus, U wall as in ail dormitories, pad a daa.-e will ba staged as a closing feature of tha day. - - IIRP8NDABI.V “ a utom oiiilr n ellip f •t a let ly b u t ord u a r ily «re»* ex ten d ed over "* iplatuely Aide Brea.** meetinir «»f tin' Florida Ft deration of Woni'-tt'* ClubR in Or/Btido thiR week win*. Mr**. J. W. D ifkim , Mr* t E Walker, Mr#,. C. It. Walker. Mr* (i. II Waldron, Mra. Mouirbton. Mr*. It r. T rial, Mr«. Mei«« li, Mp H II Terheun, Mix. J II K« nr»i*i»n, Mra. At I.Hja, Mi - (ierror. Mm. f . O. M«(au|ih* tin. M r. T A Neal. M n. II. W. D. Dunn, Mr* Henry Wiaht, Mra. 0 . L Martf, Mr«. f*hittenden, Mrv Ilenfri*, Mrp W fl iM d n , and Mr* 0. t\ Wooilruff. Some of tha* b*>y» took M. V. Rohinaun up the river fi'h.ng la*t Friday. Fn t!w* purty w t r Hrorire S p e c ia l I n v e s tig a t io n s S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C R E D I T A S S O C IA T IO N P h o n e aS Bryan & ThrailkiU t it st your aervlca with expart mechanical advice; • Bring your ear troubles te^Jia,' S a n fo rd A n il’2 n d t Hnck of’ Cant. ria . P v y tn A fter The Game! « A Eajsy * t r f t . T ry -r i A Glaaa • at * MARTIN S te v e 's P la c e Across Crow r. O <e?u n 17 Chambyy _ o f... Csunmoroe through tha efforts of the Agrlflerp., already started la eome cultural Committee of the tild e sections of |hW country, will put tporr than one hundred thousand rc»n te work In the next six months, tt was predicted yester­ day by Eddie Rawson of Chase A Co., local dealer In Johns- Manv^lle products. “Thousands of home-owners, frydful of eviction from their homes during the paet three year*, will nMairt relief from the Fed­ eral Government by this loan In­ stitution newly • e-tar'Is hot h f I 6fr. ‘ Ro see volt. Knowing their j omes are safe and th at banks' m f’ laon organizations will not: fiwvwlOVe on them, these people j Will tsrh to making lung neglected' ^eps r> on their property [j “In our huslne.-s,” continued Mr.I ttaw-en, '’tVe anticipate a rre a t jpAnase In tha sa lt of buildtngl tnalrrlals from the help wh’ch the Presidem has given the small home-owner. I.reky ro .fe. shabby eathriKim-, kitchens, etc., will now be repaired by thousands of owners who have neglected to d>‘ W for th e ,la s t three yeers lest ( the m° r t ( * f f be forrrloHnl an I they lose dHelr additional invest-' tiwnt. iSmlging that this work n i.l l'I N O WOMEN TO VOTE hl« hren’G M arstrd, the J >hns Msnville <A|f|ioration h a s made Svallalle during the post year a P rin tin g T Y P IN G iilWHUI C o r. 2 n d a n d S a n f o r d v “ S a n f o r d 's O n ly H o m e-O w n ed F etid S t o r e ” BALLARD'S FEEDS and FLOUR W. T. WOOLLEY Owner-Mgr. P. A. MERO Ballard Rep. y js r i UEUT CHAPMAN , „ halesrean , . ij ■ gp^ayk. a DOZDUl & GAY'S QUALITY PAINTS " B o a t F o r T h e R o y th ” tnd will give yaur home new heaaty sad longer life. Western UnionToH a ve |New HoursOfOpcninK To bu> now, at carrvnl prices, is both Kcoasmktsl—am tK atriollc. BTANUiX-BOfiEltS H A K D Jt^p ^p . 204 S a n f o r d tA v e n u e ....... SHIMMY Ihivs It wander, steer hard? Or do your tii»* «l»on unnercsaaiy w ear’* If any of ih«-»c defaults are notlceatdr bring y .u r car In fo, „ f t c test on our modern Firosiene Cowdrey instrument*, T I I E D E B T IN V E S T M E N T FO R T H E A V E R A G E MAN liraku* and fron' axles tested free. r ’u F ir c S T iO tf E t i n P U D N E U D t.; ATtJkMTA, Nov. IS.—O ft—A father, foreman at a ch a n g in g canap, yeaUrilny returned hi* son to anulhsf sam p a lta r tha boy bad escaped. Carl Chas m. 17, aacapad from the Ben Hill camp and Immedialefy w e st to Me hams. T h a n ba a r t his father, J . D. {sllsacm, .’oreman a t the North Pulton cany? S A N F O ltl), T W E N T Y ■j'Tha w e e o f^ a o h lb m e ti ,U i r i t tl tocy la the f t H orid* » * * ]r y 'i a t s a g r a p h MATTRE88 WORK JOHNSON TALK Eddie su p p ly 'o f book­ CONFUSES NRA 100,000 Men B a c k 1letsAnthatadditional aro value to farmer* cltru* growers in this county AND INDUSTRY AtWorkIn6 Months1and has been received a t the Seminole l!i«t tw. p*m - UPnOLSTEYmO • • * ssS i e#r. More Booklets Arrive Rawson Sees; For Use By Farm ers wu< nut r-'iifnird to IocbI n is i tb o r h a vs F orm er Stetson Pupils expected ID DeLand division, It wss explained, and drug Stores whirh can sell k halfpint of liquor or a quart of wine In M am ateur theatrical a t U adon prescription. say, Canada, when the was II. The s ta tr will collect 26 rents In <and In retaliation, aha joined a tax on racb quart of liquor sold, 10 re n t/ • quart on iflnre then she has played al­ wines, and in cents a gallon on* most every p u t on tha stage, still wines. D rinkinr plsres in New York frnsj. the chorus up. fTty most pay at an annual llccn** . Pre/s a pact la tha chorus a t M rote of f t 600. Places in cities be­ a wash aha has rises to ana of the tween 100.000 and a million popu­ highest salaried sta rs in pictures, lation pay at the rate of 11200 a but-she arrived a t the tap over a idrctrttous route and knew tha year, elsewhere, 1760. Liquor m anufacturers are li­ trials and heartaches of the-show censed for 116.000 a year, and business befora aka mads her first big HH, th a t o f T i n Honeydew,1* wholesaler* ItKOO. partitions,! In the play "Lady Slavey.” Swinging d o o r s s-r-ens end colored windows are Hbe wrote a book on her Ilfs, definitely not.together with the] -rh . u ft nf V g tf "buck room” whirh Edward P. She has knoem all the Mulrooney. chairman of the board since Cleveland andi and fornv-r New York City police a guest at the White rommi«sinner, rrssrd s as a SOJrce of barm. Place- «ellinr drinks must eh)"* I st 3 A 61 w e ek days and r^ongt, open b e f o r e 2 | \ M. Sundays. |ilninc«i ira tio n . tivod, in e c e iv e d , 693,606. I tho Ninth In a o k r U ffttU tura. W l ipino women wilt be the f l n t In Every former fftotoae Urivar- but vnnvl rnmidy ui l h the Atftoi rndilie retail ro«l«. Tlir order e« ’ •< ■ DIREfrr B E N E F I T S t o H o n d a fr o m t h s N t ■ hbw n tn t h s re p o r t* p u b lis h e d by* t h s H o m s O* C o rp o ra tio n a n d t h s R e g io n a l • A g r ic u l tu r a l 1 T h r o u g h - t h e f o r m e r , F lo r id a h o rn s o w n e r* h « v # ’ th r e e m o n th s , $ 2 4 1 ,4 6 9 In lo a n s, a n d o th e r x h a t o r w ill im m e d ia te ly re c e iv e , in m a r t t a g s re lie f , T h r o a g h t h e 't o t t e r , fr o m th e O rla n d o o f f ic e *1 p o s t 8 0 d a y * , $ 1 ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0 h a * t>een p u t o u t in d irt rfro w e re . M odt o f th i s m o n e y v r u lo a n e d in U a n d P p lk c o u n tie s . T h is is a p p ro x im a te ly 11 $ L rib u U d ig F lo r id a In t h r e e m o n th s In r e l ie f to a r e a n d f i r m e r * - T h e to t a l d o e s n o t In c iu d o »£.; t h e s t a t e o u ts id e th e t e r r i t o r y d l th e O rln n d d o f* I o f their iDcome........ . .......... - Dressier At Party t nd«fl ou a )mtid*lide. Dm it frw York CUjr they mrw Ucompre enitble. * flAOO.OOe,1 vote tn.Uw PMIIl a 5 F 'R 3W '.»ne»-i*)he tore you're dean, if a 3i an eieetrle hot No» with' the 2c. «n i K : Vv W>Vl V ’ - - s / »Tllm '•*■*rl! 1 y f* jVv S' ■ U • *£.% X a />'''• " r - •" y I �S A N FO R D H K IA L D , SA N FO R D , •A. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, IMS Is H e lrd A td itirrfr SURRENDER TO LOYAL TROOPS th eir cuatoau was given yesterday j afternoon a t 4:30 o’clock ‘ a t the j Episcopal Pariah Ilooae by DeafContinued Prom Taee It tb * “ a'»’. »r»t Miown rebel trader, i conesa Bedell of Everglades to *Cut !tccn kUlctl the membere of the Woihan’a ' hnd • m nfctrnc* a t thv pal* Guild apd the 1?t. Agnea Guild of During __ 9 you hit, lieutenant e rr red Holy Croaa Episcopal Church. I ■ ff IM I W V g , WU |U C | M r . a n d jtx v . H. J . Goodin mad l l n M rf, George C In her talk Deaconess Dedfll _____ • *d eiih-'raird the pie«ldcnt, »h»»utMONDAY. r . tttd Mr*. John T. Brady w in Mira E lk Spencer _________ . .Circle N em ber One of the Klrat stated th a t of the TOO Seminole! tnc f y l te d y Ulas llernam V i Is Mnd .th* wrak-end la J»ck»o«>-| w ith a p a rty fend linen »h9w»r! B aptlat Choreh i will meet B{ 3:30 | Indiana now existent onty two are d r a d ! ' WtMin V-d peifMins a t t h e emer*] Ik . j, given U ,l njgM a t th eir home on] 0'e| K k wilh > _ _ -------- --------- Mra. H. B. Odham, Christian*. Thrae Indiana a t the prevent tim e are building a hut Er " r y h'lonpitnl I n t e r c o n f i r m e d .he1 7 WV tU U? k m o r l 2 4 s a B a y A v e n u e , otf Mcllonvllle. M iw G lady a Hawklna haa g o n e' of (h*|r aU ter-Tn law', M r.” a w . for h er In the heart of the Ever(nc' ,l l r r m i i d c a wj »h k illrd . “ - • "" — Circle Number Two of the Ktrat Jackaowvtlk to ha tha garni, a t Spencer.r« glad-a and fhe expeeta to divide *h,,) l''» t " " •W in mliwucj , , B apt’i t Church will meet a t 3:30 - kkiathr, U t a . Mrs. U . . na race « . H a n k and aiw l r»._ Marsh, p u r t a f the evening vartooa eon-. 0-clock . iu , M ri. K. u , , 7 h er tlm* between thia hat and the M ,,,r *i «■ nn t l e a r n e J com in H im! * u k ' 0 j u st b e f o r e t h e m d i r f i l l . ' brother, A lbert H aw klra, J . ' teaU and gamea were enjoyed a»d Lautel Avenue town of Everglade*. She la The miii te n d e r of Atares, huw-i ^ a p r i r a waa awarded to M!aaJ circle Number Thtee of the couraglne th e Indian* to carry on ever, *id not end the guerrilla war-1 ’IIIlam' Bawklna has returned rtrnm ea Relta. Among th e gameal Klrat B aptlat Church will meet at th eir natlv4 h andiriaft by making ilolla, and Indian fare v lu h continued to keep the* a various points In tha E ast waa o n . callm \ "Advice t j th e | ,1 ;3 o 0.tlock w l,h M ra. (S. s . Sel- htad work. city in n stale of panic. Sn p e n re ha spent two weeks on bua- B rflk a n d Groom." A t a k ta hour, min> BIB i ^ | n itlto Avenue. |I htark rta. Gift a are aent from time w eir actihc nt rivlitfull and v at* ! tn time b v person* of different de­ the g ift, w ire tareranted to Mra. c li c k Number Five of the K ra i teird rifle and machine run fire. nominations to the Indiana Spencer In a large clothe, baaket Baptlat Church will meet a t 3:30 'I».(i»t lo ith thiouch *ut the city. I wllh lira . Homer Little, aeem to appreciate the klmlneai • Deaeoueea Bedell of Everglade* by the colored maid who waa Tin* gorrrnm eitl took dr»«t cj being ahown to them. ntarpaA fem e today after spend- direacd aa a washwoman. 70o Weal F ir .t S treet. Another feature of the talk steps to end fhe leifn of terror Pink ami w h it, were tha c o b ra c)fT,e Nur|* „ r of lh . Ki „ l lu g ’1 abort time here with Mra. i and utii'nKlhrm tl its elate of war* uaed /o r p arty decoration, an.) an- U U |l c|)Un;h w(|| n^ f l a t S:30 waa an account of the Deacunes*' L. Hawklna ConMlIy. o l d e r •>* in u k in g it a " s t a t e of life which Jut* been an Interesting Flegc." No o r e xsa* allo w ed in t h e j naf W PMU *‘V1* “ *« >»• »• ^ k l o u g h . one. Fhe apent tS veara aa a iriswhite ,t a u kc<)Urt, . It waa announced this morning I £ £ " ! ? £ "Jahllaa, and I s t r e e t s a f t e r II I*. M. w i th o u t a alonarv among the Alaakan In­ ‘ m i l i t a i ) |»«sh. tfcat O* Hardman, whj for­ •hrubs wiira arranged In vaaeg, j and bowl. ...o u t the room , of thaj „ l,°* rd , of lhe diana who live.In Ihe moat *par**mally. aw ard two meat markets In | Tin* new o l d e r r s l l c d up on all! Harden horn, which w e i. opened ' ’" • b y ta ria n Church Auxiliary , tv aettle d ^ v c tlo n of Alaaka. On this city, haa been appointed man­ I W. \ f c*,ure*' •* 3 :0 0 :■her retu rm fro m Alaaka ahe soont e villan* to l e t i i n i t h e n a r m s . aged af tha m arket In Lovettli eitau'te for the occaalon. i Aimuii; lho*e ' l i g h t l y w »undrd R efreahm ent. were aerved b y " ' 101^ followed by a bu.inea. a y ra r in • settlement hour* on f j r s t e r . l a y Groceteria on E ait P in t S treet w as a eiv ilian who Henry S treet lit New York City He took eeer ,|»V A rtte* in thra the hoateaaea, aaalated by Mra, meeting at 3:30 o'clock. Jam e' A. W right, Mra. M orrill c lre l* Number Four of the F irat and went from there to the Ever- c l a l t n r ti to t e n it A m e r ic a n , l i e store last Saturday. Spencer, Mra. Ben Cantwell, and B «ptl.t Church will meet a t 3:30 gladea whore ahe haa lieen work- refusiMl tn g ix r h is n a m e an d d e ­ t a i l s of tile »hoot t'K. «ajring he did the Miaaea Frances Relta. Camilla **• * with Mra. J , S. T harp. We. h u t w a n t th e publicity. \ The ipenAore «f the Seminole Dees, and D rrothea Lawson. I*'1* A partm ents. C!i»nfu*i n t e i g n e d in t h e e a r l y High'School and tha Orlando Thoae present were: Mra. U. W. TUESDAY. i ov en in ; a n d math* it im p o ss Me to High School football trams have Spencer, honor goest, Mra. G. M. The Social D epartm ent of thej M iss V ivienne S m art co m p ile «n a c c u i a t e list of «a»utabu Inritod to. ho guraU a t a Shipp, Mra. Jam es A. W right, Woman’s Club will have a br.(%a| W eds J. H. Seal • I t i e s since | h e m o v e m e n t w a s Football dance fa he given tomor- Mrs, Claude Herndon, Mra. Mtnnla party a t 7:30 P. Ik. a t tha club s l a it r I si A. M. W n k i r « d a y , NUT night -nt 9i00 o'clock a t the Jonee, Mra. L. A. Renaud. Mr*, bouse with Mra. E. Compton and bu t it %%a* b t l i r v r d t h a t m ore R ijr.H all by the local Order of Leslie W ent, Mra. Ben Cantwell, Mra. W alter L. Cooper aa boatt h a n 100 w ere k lied anti m o r e ikMhlafr. MukUs will he furnished Mra. L. Hawkins Connelly, Mra. eseea and Mra. Howard C. Long t h a n tfOO woundeil. > lh* "JUrlem Hat ShaU," an Sid Rive, Mra. Sad)* Moses, Mra. in charge of reservations. MemBy th e s h a r p , «iitter m o v e m e n t | a,l-of-towp colored orchestra. Alt Howard Overlln, Mrs. H. K. her* and their huabanda era all* tl . r ret els s i u g h t to rein state, rwsabers of the DeMolay are Weakly. Mra, 11. N. Sager, Mra. gene to attend. R- *W . (jip tla n d . U . M . - - Regular— bu»tn*a« T a n d aMlal Watson, Mrs. P. M. Eldar, Mra. meeting of the A aariaa Clara of Qf>rga C Fellowa, Mra. A. W. the F irst B aptist Church will be S tam p ,, Mrs. Erneat Gormley, held at 7:30 P. M. a t the church Mrs. Morris Spencer. Mra. Georgs annex with Mra. Lourine Beal, A. DcCottea. Mra. Marian BL Mra. II. J . Goodin. Mra. Victor Johns, Mra. Poarl II. Babbitt, Mrs. McLaulin, and Mrs. Uriel Blount t O ffic e 141 M . G. W. Spencer Is Guest Of Honor Social Calendar PAGE T TT M * F o r f i x ho r* loyal f ig h te r* I »u im l shell* into t h e h ig h p l a r e d ea«tle w i t h keen a c . u r a i y . T h e r X t i i a e r h e a v y m a c h i n e g un fire flOKl A l a r r a ar.il t h e *ho:» f i r h o l »nipera beh in d lo y cl li:.rr. I hi : m e t h e m o r n in g i* - r i v e r * ‘ cU rv ed th e reh,d« t r o u g h ! a i t I•eiy pirce» I r l o p lay . Itul mme w as •■vi v-m .’u r i n e ’lie r f I m e n . * A» t h e loyalists* s h e l l . s t r u c k *he f l | ho p e iln u .la uf alo n e .tost « e i r inland, h u i a p . a ir i il . '. th o , • hick walla wer e r i d e to yrilh>tand l .^oaU r« tria and Cuba Jolntd I n ^ h tH . Mltct . shclL im * — t IK T bom'-Drilment, ami droppe ■ .!>»►► of alone and steel, A rm is tic e D a y — ( T o m o r ro w ) N o ah J n c a h s P ic n ic G round.* CHULUOTA F :i m !i «\# M . till 12 P . M. Mttftlc — F u n — Ita a k c t L u n c h e s PUBLIC INVITED! DON LANNING n n d hi* a ll n e w “SILV ER S U P P E R REVUE' I T h e K lm l S in g e S h o w o f t h * S e a so n nn d P a rh a m S tanw yck in “Bahy Fi P rim a ry P u p ils H ave A r m i s t i c e P ro g ra m Rf* Hava T hat COAT SUIT F ur Trimmed Models $5.95 O t h e r S ty le s n t $2.25 and $7.95 H ATS Flops - Batin Flops Turbans N arrow Brims . L a d y C a ro lin e H o s ie ry F all Kaqhlonrd SCOTT’S In observance of Armlatlco Day, the pupils of the W est Sid* P ri­ mary Bchosl had a special pro­ gram this morning during th* chapel period a t the school. Th* numbers were gives as fol­ Mr. and Mra. A. II. <’ mmom of Coconut Grove, formerly of Stone lows: ART rO L l.K tT IO N TO IIH HOLD Island, (p en t Wednesday and Scripture K rading—lla ie l AppleThursday here aa tha guests of NEW YORK. Nov. lO -O T l Mr. and Mrs. Henry W ght. Park P ray er—School. The Thomas Fortune Ryan colire Play on the Meaning of Armis­ Avenue. tice. C haracters, "W ar." John Kumtiley; “Color Bearer," War■en Duncan; "G uards," Jack SUindifrr and iiillir George. Fong, "Over T h e re ’—F irst Grade Rhythm Band. it their home in I^L e| Reading, “ Meaning of Armistice" d her slater, Mrs. ItoyJ —Aileen Chapman. it her home tn Floraii Interpretive Dance —r a t ty Hodge. ^ Songs, “ Keep the Home Fire* H -rn'ng," and "Pack Up Your -------| Trouble*"—Fourth Grad* Quarlumber of per-ona fronii «•»!*. LeRoy K .tridge, Billl* Central F lor.d. i. ex -' ,lo ®,*h*"* U U rcnc. Alexnnder, ittend lb . "Sunrtae-Ar-. „ • nd Cordon Frertertek. r" dance to be given a t 1 , Q .b on the Kanfonl-j W»»«j>.m Evelyn IU h .n i. M.va.. , __ t ha I vin Smith, B rennan Hall, Leo, g ay "** ' | Butner, Jr., and Buddy DuBoe*. “M -m ur... of Franee"— COTTON PRINTS for FALL Plaid a, stripes and other d: algna ia aU Ihe a r* Fall ahadr 34 live he* *ide. I'rired at A LL'PAY SATURDAY C lothes A re N ecessary FOR Two-1 .ctl i t W o rd I TDK BIG GAME Your Car Is Equipped Wilh T fr e a to tt* TIRES llrau q u arltr* for the ■i>orf •I loot hall Toga anti AccratlT H F .l t H I ' I U T A l . i m t T E A DA.SCF. an d F.\ K N I N G FltlM KH '1 hire lire I i h iip rrio r in i|ii:ilil v In f i r i t lin e n p ic iu l b r a n d l l r e ‘ o f f e r e d f o r Mtle by m ull o rd e r liiiUNm u n d m a d e w ith o u t Ih e m a n u f a c tu r e r 'll n a m e a n d g u a r a n te e . T h in Ik " T h e T ire 1 h a t T a u g h t T h r i f t to M il­ lion*.* R u b b er C ontinues to* A dvance in P rice; W e Urjre You to Buy Noxv! E verything I’rirrd A tlractlvelv Flrraloa* O L D F IE L D T Y P E HI/. H _i; €OOL WEATHER ! OPEN A l.l. DAY SATURDAY Other Seminole Dry Cleaners " ^ Manila $3.70 7.20 3.10 «.7B-I» 1.00-19 3.13-13 .M l U make ye* tk k k of wares d ath raT rvrhap* yaa'va nftow b a t year's waalawo. If y ea have, erwd them d e n te Wa*? clraa them for y r a .U o “B om lrab Woy." VL v ’ Are. E astern S t a r P a st M atrons E ntertained Tha past matron* V Seminal* Chapter Number Twa O rder a t th* Eastern Star warp md «r1ala)4 with • dinner given aa Thuaday i p Mra. R. W. Tumor nnd Mr*. R. L. G riffin n t Mra. Tnrwor's homo, d M M yrtle Area**. • a r e - --A r DilHVer Was .e rre d U five ranrera by th* kaet raara a fte r *W*h Mra. II F. K ant prvaitted M r ■ iV u t bualnaaa moating a f tlm H ast M atrons’ fin k . P ast r a tr e n r present were: Mra. H. f . Kant. Mr*, odaal Craabv, Mrs. L nretta Jhw thrraoa. Mrs! Ja y BaL J y , Mra. Murrey Jarvia, Mr*. T. M. KMev.’ Mr* tin. Elisabeth ■aoth, Mra. R JL W . Turner, tb H I k .' • - WONDER OIL STATION i D lr a c t F ro m R r f i n c r y Flrealon* S E N T IN E L T Y P E ' HIZK PHICK ' Other MEDIUM rj> ,HEAVY X-HEAVY • I 'l i i III lil III l | Hilts l'ro;>ortiuiij atoly U » HIZK - 4.73-11 XX-HEAVY 3.0019 4 ' •* SJ3-I9 ; __________ TRACTOR Reatrira H lgnka. Hoff. Mra. Sybil C. MaxwaO, Mra. aad Mra. R. L. 1 . - S a a tlra Armlatfe* Da* F • A J V C M Wat r . t » fre te c k »■ 33.03 6.IH 7.10 Super Oldfield T>pe I'ltICK UXk 3.10 9:00 1 Compare Construction — I H lie. Proportion, a trl) Low | 4.73-10 3.00-It 3.23-1* G a llo n PRICK f t r e a t o n r H ra k a L in i n g — W « C ronlgjr R ad io * a a d N o r * * E le c tr ic T J o lta * H o t o r Oil— W a a h i a g a n d Pal r k a �9 ahfohd j j w M t dXAftrttf, TtofettHfr art»i*,"'f*4" dakl. • o ne of them. wegptog,- a l f W J v ed lb strikk rtA-nande*. kot tfco oiMrw disarm *! aHd arieatadjMlm on chntff* M hw iti4rdfnit*on.f * | Meanwhile h-mdrada of ruffian* an 'i nrrhlnt continued roahtngj nrntmd the outsfclrta of the eaatle, (Continued From Page One) (Continued--Frora l*hjge biro) . f . r l c t s of bullet* flying over ino a r m , reepeetlvely, com par In) ‘.ho** taken prisoner*. treat. Prr* Per* While ahrll holea ra p ed In the the i head*. apparently bent on with COO and SOO last Year. ___ __ f acre* In wall* of the ancient raatle, the ’noting the premise* If they could. Th» ambulance In which I en­ S a r u e ts end Mil In Manatee, with damage d ne to the fort had not de- Seminole definite. Palm Bcath affected the prolecl’on l| offered tered and left the f o r tm * from shellfire, ami apparently the p e rtid wilh one dead amt three will h ate 100 aera* this year com­ defender* could hare held out long­ wjunded. One of the la tte r wa* pared with 150 planted laat year. ■ woman, blind* and *10* 11, who Cucumber*: W a v d o ja aretlon er If they had chosen to do ao. Lieut. fleliaarly n e m a n d e t, In had barn 'h o t in the upper lip. will Ttache peak of movement in rh a rg e of the rebel pritonera, Her f ir e was swathed In *>amt- a few day*. (duality am) yield* ex­ ceptionally good Ihi* fall. Fort would permit outriders no conver­ Aliei. She wa* about fO. se! .on with them. . a-a . .. ^ a w Myers, with about 500 acres, ha* started shipping a nd will oe heavy The soldier* w err in on n r l f i C l t y during middle of month. Crop in m n'd * t snipeis continued p ittin g - * - r good condition., p ftnm the hmitetiip*. Detachments • Eggplant: Hernando c-ounty I* trg a n srarch in r ell the houaea In probably over peak of 1**1 fall the slcln fy. praremrnt. Manatee, Wauekula, Soldiers guarding prisoners Winter Harden and Hanford will 1* 1 T h e ta e e r ls I r U P r e s s 1 filed two shot* in their direction, Troposals Involving more than sta rt shipping In a few day* with causing Lieutenant Hernandea to $11,500,000 for mantelpsJ power most plants rolling In miaed car*. shout: The Fort Myers crop of 150 arrr« “Ilon't shoot! File into the *ir and other utility project* were will not sta rt until December. The approved at yesterday's election tf i.ecossary!” total state acreage for fall and T h e soldiers then began carry- in widely separated eitles, whOe winter picking I* about the samel like prnjeet* invoicing several Inr out arm*. »nd In a c c o rd a n t m last year, 10fs6 acres. scitli llrtn a n d e i' direct! in«, 'lie d , millions werr voted down in si* F . c a r u l e : P l a n t i n g * t o d a l # In­ tl.i m on th e lawns. Homo of thrhi | municipal'll**. clude 150 acr e* In M a n a t e e c o u n ty . m olested they wanted to keep th«i *",n kranclsco approved Lord 75 In S c m ln n le . 50 In ( h a n g * and raptured weapons Init Hernandea I ''* Ur“ "f $20,600,000 for live city alopi rd that projecta conditioned on pu\Uo about 2 5 in P a l p i B**ch. P i r» t **carolo will p r « i a b l y c i m a fro m “ No soldier la perm itted more w" fk" *'»"<■• The largest wa* tor r a l n i e t t j in m lddla o f m o n th , l a s t 11-a>ti the rrgulai allotm ent nfi 112,095,000 for Improving the y rai th i s t i m e t h e r e drvr* ab o u t city’s water distributing system. A proposal for an llaue of $0,308,• :mo a c r e s in flelch. l e t t u c e a n d r o in a ln e : S a n f o r d 000 that would have opened itw way for Han Kranclaeo to sell luip 1 Yr, acre* o t le ltu c # a h d 75 Eye* Examined 1 le d tic power was disapproved. acres o f rorAhtne gel to t h e field*. Glasses Correctly F itted Camden, N. J.t approved ccn- S ailin g * o f both crop* in M a n atev stru d lu n of a $10,000,000 munici­ c .u n ty w o u ld no t to tal o v er 100 a u r a , while W i n t e r G a r d e n ha* pal light plant Dramatic S tory Of* S tifle nder Of Re be l s Told YOU c a n t o ir r a k o Un d it M R * r h | Make* Hanford Mower flan/ord Mower Make* Santard Hoy r* ^ to rj. J H * '* - a lAe w Got. Imtp. Shipped E G G S , d o ; . ...... ... s Are Ren ! . Official OWnCrSltlD O f Utilities 'Approved In Many Localities In. I>rMi» A l t n " iit1 a . AlmA«»l«. H rw a llfi. Tok»y G R A P E S . 2 tn*. PnowbaM II CAULIFLOWER 8 SAn FDrd E itr a QfrtMtf DR. HENRY McLAULIN, Jr. f o lk . O p to m e tr is t 112 I’n rlt A ve. BANANAS Oaee It C O F F E E / C 'Del Monte C O F F E E , lb .................... T tia a F IG S . 9 ox. c a n No. I Can Mexican > C I I I L I C O N C A ltN E riavora AV J E M < - 0 . 2 pkgM. .. IR IS H Potatoes TEN b a h OUNDS crop In the latter p»rt Jef, O lhef early kUntli rca In Brow ard th Ihdfkn ftfver and 300 acre* In take region of Palm llcach' conaty. Palin Beach county haa' earliest potatoes, and these ran be dug |n December. This crop in< excellent condition. ^travdyekrldit flash* during middle of Octette* enabled the W trawterry grow er to natch up w ith setting of berry plant* and to make up fo r time lost in Sep­ tem ber. Acreage,* hitwever, will not reach laet year's planting «y 10 to 15 percent. Few berries will be picked laat c f thia month, bull no volume until middle of De­ cember. Tomatoes: Fall crop—A recent check of fall acreage show* plant-] inga a* follows; Uroward. '-*00;| Collier, 400; Dade, 500; Indian llv e r-S t. I.urie, 100; Highland,] 50; l,rr, .150; Manatee, 250; Palm! Ileach, 100, and mltrellaneout, 50,! a total of 2000 acres compered, with 2500 last year. First tomatoe* will come from Palmetto. Fort Myera and Collier County and should start moving the middle of November. Shipment* from this crop expretn! to reach 350 acres. W layn* planting of winter crop in Daor, Firm*atd und Collier countiia , and to date little Acreage la s r.een set. Intention* are for about the same acreage as laat year or may be slight increase. There was at*out a 10,KOO.acrc planting last year. The rep lit wax made by J. C. Townsend, Jr., estim ator. F o u r o t h e r Ohio c - t l e i h i d v o te J only 25 a cre* o f le t t u c e se t. l a s t d o w n p ro p o s a l s , h o w e v e r . Cinclrt- jewr t h e r e w ere 210 a cr e* of let■a l l d laappttnred a p l a n t * t a k e l i c e a n d 140 acre* of r o m a l n e aet tw u r in *tfiim«n»iF*'pTafr»r:arnfH'TTilnr:------- G reen p e a t : P l a n t i n g o f pe**i in L ak e Oke echobee se ctio n h*»j . t a t t e d a n d a b o u t TOO a c r e s h * d | been p l a n t e d ny Nov. 1. Due tv limited su p p l e* of li t t le m e r v e l, v a r i e t y * f vrod, a c r e a g e In thlai eecriun will n o t be o v er 40001 nieipal waterworks. Salt l.akf City, by two to n tr. a r re a thfa y e a r — w h i c h i* a b o u t p l a n t e d laat f r *r . rejected a proposal for an lift,- th e s a m e a* P e p p e r s : P all tlepper acrewg# 1*| oOo.oOO power plant and Tyrime, Fa., also turned diw n a p'an for e s t im a t e d at 1000 aere* an d y ield fo re c a st a t 150.000 boahel* l a s t j municipal lighting plant. y ear 224 ,00(1 busliela w era p ro ] d a te d . C r u n t y acr e a g e * e r e : M a n ­ DAKTYTA HANK ftOBBFT) atev . 300; H a r d e e . 200; O range. SIOUX FAI.I_S, K. D., Nov. 10. 150; l .r e , 100; BeraaOla, 76; Her a a d o , In —iA*l— KtdAapmr lour women and 1 rnaado, 1 d ia n R iv e r a n d S em lo o U . the l.ank president, four rob tiers 4 go i‘gch a d d 25 tn'ace llan eou*. I’otatae*: Wet w eather in Dad* eo*tdy ha* delayed planting of m e acre* of early Red Blla* and to data few had been planted. Fort Hyer* >eetlm will have 500 acre*, w h ic h will he planted after cu- aim ed with two auh nraehitie gun* raided the Kxrhangr State Hank of Ix-nuoa Wednesday and escaped With an undetermined amount of 4ash The eaptive. were released hnharm rd a few mile, from town. k’. Pih fit. Granulated S U G A R . f> Ibn. 1117 W. First HI. * > >f O A T S , .V i lb. p k g . Three 10 I.ba. Ileat Ga. Sweet 0 * 1 -1 t CELERY Potatoes an Crisco G ». S w e e t POTATOES, 10 Yellow Rl|>e J- — W ESTERN . A N D F tA J B ltJ A A M BEA TS— 15c &18c POT ROAST of B E E F , lb*.....t..... Breakfast P h o n o 3& . iC ooirtry Smoked lb.fcUC (Sausage, lb... j By Sausage, 15fc 6 ic 18c &22c 35c $1.05 Lamb Shoulder Rib Beer STEW, lb...... ROAST. Ib.— Lamb R T E W . lb ........ COMPOUND.. Beet Balk TENDER JUICY STHAKSs lb .. Large W IE N E R S . 2 Ibw. 25c I Spare • .. I R IB S . 3 lb s. 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T l e a r i B l ,Y )fu M n tn a O tfr $ y c c a * a " C labtrr Ctrl Baking P O W D E R , 2 enna N ov. 10-11-13 W O A J V> P i e o t C * 204 E. First St. FREE DELIVERY , PHONE 236 C r y s t a l W edding ! & lb. W k K k L Y , N o . 2 Jo h n a n iie s 1119 W. tlth RU 2 tth A Frenrk I’hoitr M10* M EAT M A RK ET 223 H F f t i t S L MEAL OR GRITS 5 Lbs. 9 1 TRIPLE S CROcmiAl BUTTERlb. 23c COFFEE Ib. 26c v» I.. C. KINARI) _ Y o u n g a t i w n t u r n e d d o w n a ?500,fOO to bi>y a p o w e r d i s t r i b u t i n g ] sy s tem ,r A k r o n defeated a pro j poaal to nuy a lig h t p l a n t ; an d ] '.VaahlngtOn C o u r t h o u s e d e f e a t i s t | a $150,000 bond Issue f o r e m u -------- --------— I rFWMi Phage RIO G R O C fttV A H D Jf, [EATS1 JBneegh it. ALL f o r F or Tea U [One Picnic Ham — 5 Lbs. Irish P otatoes 4 Lbs. Yellow Oniony—Loaf of Beat Yet Bread ir a u n i s d i . * * * * (# H COFFEE ib.^iSp lid Mil I* ah.. y*i W a iS t 'i* B A N A N A S . 4 lbs. 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MUEH, No. t e n e ib*. taaaddi.hkiatidhnkkM U al F r e s * C o u n try [ u a T I K aq -em n Macaroni or A G H E T T I, 2 p k g * _ Av •r 1 0 f o r -------OdJthraUd N o. I c a n lb k r ‘1 * $1.19 63c 33c U - G lass O v ersea G R A P E J A M .................. Your Dog Will Like * p r . R s u Vitamin P O G F O O D , 3 ra n * ..... Oversea Fancy C O R N , 1 N o . 2 n tn a . . O varea. All Green A i M f t m N o. 2 can r RahIOC B in . Rice5lbs.23c FLOUR Above P rk ea With Orders Dbly Blue Herron �■ V i.ii «■ »-. MM M* »• » * -•-* • ►-’•V» — * » k R H IP SANFORD TTKRALD, SANFORD,FLORIDA. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10,193 J * aa C o a ch D u tc h S t a n l e y 'a o m t i n g e d t ee ek their f i r * v i c t o r y CDCJIfllVII? L IlO lllilE l tn e r the Golden Tornado elnce th e landatid. trium ph thnM y ear. CHANCETl) WIN GA TORSSeason FAVORED Grid Be Climaxed In Game AS WINNERS OF rith Tigers Here 7o/norrou/SATURDAY TH^T i inoleiHigh I- I Climax ts Bam laol. High I 'i 19X3 football k u d o will reached a t Municipal Park to­ rnflerooon a t 3:00 o'clock »n the alew n, In perfect phy.iesaditjon and sensing a vie- ADVEBTjs? HSH -'E A T ES A M HC l l IlO S LA Y IN G m o,'»« t h e furward peering at* tack and in the punting I.E K S Itrittill. (in No* 10.- ^ | m rv . . . . . . It.porta from the Alumni'Oflu-r (/Pi —Howard Sumner w a. con v e t ,h* »'«U«N‘ i«<h<«'e that ed and three other men w ire ac D A T f f a i n ,co^,'* Collin" graduate" will q .ltlecl yi-etcrday of killing Wade M cElm uiray. la-e count) farm er K Q L 1 / 1. IN S " U" " 1 >c“ nlr n *irh '* * ,r '* • T ' ’ • ’♦jl to re o f the Homecoming !>ey pro* Sunnier wa* «enlencert to serve [gram . The kakoff r o w at H:I6 Id t o ’ 15 y e a r s . O T O 1 ..Tiyer and f M r h n Cawthon, Bowjrtr, aad P n A l l Clemone are asking for blocking f R O M ^thle week, declaring " tf we gat _ hat. th e bark* will lug th e pig-' a k in alt over the field." Grant U pset VlctoryBeUeved oua, a ra r powerful Orlando Tig- Score H u n g ry . T e a ii fi ‘Field ipectator* will have oppor­ ■ era. P rom ises To T u rn tu n ity to took over a galaxy of Possible ‘A s T eam s _ _ L E G A L ' N O T IC E Four dayi of tntrnslva drilling o r ih 'iii'iT tn " run Loose M any Trickis ImrLfield m aterial, for tha coaehaa B a ttle In N iffht Tilt M Tt Hm : i»e:i: under Coach, Leonard MeLuraa ii t v t n : n i k i t i i i n i t i w ill doubtless call upon Viost of o r r u r uKvr.H«i. st . titiis haa had ita effect, and tonight the -------« [he hall carrier* In effort* to un­ T i n : oh plow m u . ■ WINTFR PARK. Fl».t N«v. 10.1 o r Trii r|». «Itfffll) toy* were declared ready. They B j FRANK H. WRIGHT i kflVrlk th*l J H (* a were given a more or leaa eaay GAINESVILLE. Nor. 10.— FI de­ loosen tha Florida offers*. v r l r n n tr a m * w hich • K M : i K pareha»**t of ^ of T a * . . . a _a a a 1 i V f l If ICMlp Nn 1M2 d«lrtl I H h » in y There are th r two fullbacks, . af ternoon of it to.lay, with the •<*•. "coring In the first two gamhi i b M h»d ■ c h a r a c t e r i s e d h r ,u> ..f A uiun. a i > . i * t t h a . nu <T roach more iatereated in keeping! nearly four time- •• many polr^ta Jim m y lloghea and t'harlta S tall; - i i h l • • i l l f l . a I»* III m \ "ifflrr. anti «l*|a*• «'*• t i . ' i t f o r ti« a <l< *■J them In the mood fur victory th a n ' »» they have tallied in four r e ­ g o m e n i f t y h a lf h n r k * in t h e per-.1 t h e t o n g hi-it kind o f luck «tnnd* Used T y p ew riters *■ t m t i d l i i ' r with In w j o f Billy ( 'h a a r , W a lly B r o w n , [ o n e g r e l l e a t i b a n c o o f u | » e t i i n g J," J• -Will l l III in aending themi m through counter" »inre. are unini.iakaiay unmistakably Son# rougb another! aautner. O iu n tro .me*, •* flrtli rmtiiai'FP tlir f. *l •I F||ta*l1 pr •*!♦*•It) f<11 IIHI FI. j''touchdown hungry" amt the iH-ktl^1 scrimmage a r k B e c k w i t h . W a l t e r Middle-1 Roltin* In t h e S I A A. g a m e at to wn «»* Coach McLucaa, a, in announcing] offensive weapon* in the “ Fighjt | ’«*a u f f . a n d nub McAnly, and a m - ] Th* n ,l*nd«. Frida" ’ Itl fal # f ' o M f l l T . . i his atartin g line re-up. oeara out! ing Gator*’ repoloire will he' l»l q u a r t e r b a c k i n g in C a p t . f iarr; I> Slot i» t."*ch Aiboi, UttH" O l l h Se-rtlrm «» atoriea which were current earlier! hramll"hed on Grant Field Satur D a r i " . C a r l o . Bullock a n d E r n i e ! " I e h t ' N,,v 10 . II..J. P ri e a t . W h o will lead t h a p o i e t - j *n > " « la r . Ta.'r « I....... ... e t ^ , r h « ,m n in the week—that Claoda Kelly, — J lutlafnfitnh liwuriMilrH »' | F o o tb a ll follow er* ar«* inthnr«l r.tln in I lie-ha»Mt"’ of UNKNoWk' Lealie D am age, and Jack Hughca • «-e*nt»r; H ughe., q uarter; Milli^r. f r t t i n f r a t G r a n t F irlH ? l f.i » «V Mk*ar> HrIwmlrd have aucceedrd In taking th e eor* r *bt half; Kelly, left half, • " d | In I9?!» It w a a F u llb ack Cap*. [ t o d is c o u n t t h e f a c t t h a t th . Due j a V .'c o n ii'a . 'i*, 'i..,w * l ', » ^ » e * i eted firat team hackfleld place, D am age, fullback. R a m e y C a w t h m r who . c a r e d t h e Wt. „ , g c . t e a m h a . lo .t t h . e e S ’ . I ’, ' " ' " ’ .'i "J', ' h' Kht h u s i . a tn over a away from Jimmy Dyaon, George Geo.it L. S tu a rt C!o. p o a . i t d e | t o u c h d o w n , a n d S cab b y Pheil w ho! j \ A gam e. ti l l . *ea*oo q , ....................... . ‘. r n c . l . . . . . . . . o r . McClelland, and Hubble K night, v icto ry , r e a c h i n g in t o e r e r y r l a . a l a n d e d t h e e a t r a p..int. F i n a l ' p o in tin g out t h a t tw o •*— “ •' Inc. I» JJ roo m a tt S e m l n -d r High respectively. S e m tn .d e H ig h S ch o o l.| ^ n r e . T e c h D»; F l o r i d . 7 I gwin^i w e m d iw ppm T"< n F . l ! m » n ' ' \ i : i»t it The line-up I. a . follow*: Pea* will c u l m i n a t e t o n i g h t in a f l a i l * 1 *i f • iity «*M«irt Semi .....a-] | n l i n o , it . . . H a lf b a c k C a p t . | a n H T b r C ita d e l which R a t a l S ales a n d Rrrv ice m m * on BARGAINS O N QUALITY FURNITURE ! (kiterous ■ liberal Cash Discount^] I and ; Adding Machines j 225*229 W. CHURCHSI ORLANDO !■ A . fr*la*i I fill a n d Govocek. e n d . ; S l a u g h t e r a « d ; » t » r pep m e e t i n g a n d r a l l y n e a n “ | t e d " I l e t h e a w h o I d the t o u c h . 1 d o u b le,l lv o i o f . h e I'lftn* *»f Hot* . s r i i * l l*»lr h 15 S o u t h M ain 8 t. P h o n e .1X77 D a m s o n , tackles; R a lp h r e a r - ! t h e M a y f a i r Hotel. A p a r a d e will d o w n p a r a d e He « -„re d threw| | t n , . n ,t KraVin. |«% .% M W KKKS* 10c Iha# 1 l tin a. r» o . o n a n d R r a n n a n , g u a r d s ; O d h a m , follow t h u a ffa ir a n d u n t i l a l a t e , t i m e . F u l l h a r k F.l R a u l, k n i f e d ' **Orl«a4«*» ilWrwl nail I "»ir«l hour tonight, resu ien t. o f S . a - , t b , T o rn .d o ^ r T w o ' to u ch d o w .?!' i\ m n n • • h u t . k i . h i m i i .i : MiMlpMrNl an4 w«|»pllr« l ^ I t n g 3 thnea 1 1— AutomoMtai « ni u i n iiiiiin ford will ,.e h e a r i n g the s h o u t , o f ,I o r | | a | | , S p u r g e o n I ' h r r r , a n d Itn | ° V' " in d icate IIra law** o V l : i t s i III i T « x M » i f ' M P V M . 7e Wne « t l m n y o u n g s t e r , as , h r y p a r a d e up a m i M cClellan each a r m e d one t r i e r , ,h ' ’' h " ul,, ,M’ 1 \1 G R A H A M I H to n t r u c k , ataka \t' It|Sl*l . A T | , h n „ pll?ht to u ch d o w n * F l o r i d a • n,u h rl,’*,' r ,h M " | N 1 I It N k n * »V M Sc Una 1 month. a n d r a h ftfft.Oft. C h e v r o l e t 1 ton down local a t r e e U . V I ' i : T I * » l \ M •*• ' Ml * \ N V A n o t h e r p a r a d e , w ith d e c ..r » t o i i | r c g i . t e r d seven (mints f r o m ' " f , , , r r B l , , " h" '" . i r h d o w n * w e . e n o th r: o r M irn ir r* # I flat body t r u c k , now t i r e s I7.V00. 1 *.. I • . f , ill l>|i laklllw '•»' "'f * H in lau m efetrge SOt ‘,n f l " k,“ , n ,h ' ' T ,n "*n F i n d one to n t r u c k , r u x l e e l e aali\ c a r s , tmlice e.« o rt a n d e v e r y t h i n g . p | . r a m,.n t - M o n k ” tl o rs e t t b-Hit-f •I..........till * I * •« ! B C • < • I'lHirl ‘'I *" " " ' diipesten* Krakin<**« • ill g e t u n d e r way a t L:IO oVIockl fiv r (h ro l ,r h f ,„. u p r i g M a . ' h/ n*»la- i .■*••*•« K|ttrl«.i 1 » III t " l l r t j w n t i r e s $75 0U. Reel a n d Sons. l . m . m . " . f t e i n o . i n , w " h r r o h a h l y r h ,.,, e ,.M ( r p , w „ Kln-I Bro "»r " n f " ' i ' e t e a i l v i h o v n in i h - f . . i . | . •. \ . < . t t i M r Si Ml i tii I.. , ,—AnnocncewtenL w it h t iik new WMl pu|>iU *n lin*. snrf p l r n t v o f f T r r j, 7 . F l o ri d * M | " i » h HvlHhnri** Ihi* m h . iiii I I , , I * l • -*I I • I ' I * • l o t »**•!• 1 1 a 1 a . *"«1 — • ■4 ■■ — f i —Situation Wanted , i i l,. . 1.1 t 1I-. >. . 11•*• • l I«i f 1• • noise m a k i n g device* in fo rce . , ’ _ , ’ w h r n th e I V t r f l - h«tl tliffit 'llicx .1 ft <It | • •• <1 | l | l l l n 111* f w l ' t l M l f M T H E SA LLY llarrlaon C hapter In t 'H t a n d 19 3. n o , . H o n d a , Kr*klne I I to fl A n t i r p » t in^: » r e c o r d th ro n jr ....... • I • i i i | \ Irk It'll tHM.n .1 B a r n y a r d D rid g c. W o m a n . N E A T C O L O R E D W o m a n wish es vtn-s f i n - " hi - f i on thr f»c«rv' i'.i i- . i , r I ft i r t n t t l i « nn I l*»a M cluca* pnnition. Will May on p m n i n e n for t h e sensort, ( ouch MM ab /T h u r s d a y . No*. 33 rd. 3:3 0 W'v cu n " l u n c " > ui m o im w ith o u t ^HOFMWork. Thi* board* a f t e r t h e g am e* with T e c h . ' " f , h *’ E . - k i n c ptsaya*.- ••i n" \ i . i t . i n K t N . n i i n t n r k l* of bench#* W M Door p r i a a ' t u r k e y . T w o 1710 W . 10th St. Iliive r ^ f r r * n c m h*R *ecured d n e n s i r e vplt'iHn* *rul »»i\ nf lhp< f n r i • *.|« • ......... I'll I•««",*I "it llll s, %j ^ i l l **»vr you money ^ > 1 In t h e p r e s e n t G a t n r h n t k f ie ld are' Ills. 1. • < alt rl till Hl«l) f>n* which a r e t o t*r placed a l o n p t h e C h lrk en a, tw o ilucka, two d o i e n G e r t r u d e R o u n d tr e e . p i t ' m e th eir t h i r d y m r o f \ * r « i t v S|.l I | | . | .H.am k t w o man C a p t. Davia a n d Alt.! sideline* in hop#* «»f g i v i n g #v*ry hone 617 e g g . , prUa-a. 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AtlMin Mini M m p e r. tile po«ft 11 lilt y that an O r l a n 'k t ^p e. ,t i1t, e I. s e e m i. n g ly ' l a d y fhrda C o m p lete re lie f f o r B a rk . . . h a r e d hy e * - 1 . 1 ,. . . , . , # . . . . b o t h r n * n | « , wriy n in ir 1.0 i n c h V im l will conn alnng an well. T h e e r v m e n d . r r o f t h e *<iuad ho atw n d . S paclaliat" ho...e-abr.-a I, • . ,, , 12 — Wanted . . . . | #ntl Itnlfon *n en«l u n n n t r nt 1*0 O i l a n d o l eam •» Nil ipnaed to Iw failed. N o t h i n g t o sell. All l e t t . v . Hut i t ’i tin old. old M m ) Flor\n* Inftp f five of | U ida h u t th#* iniyi who t *n c a r r y T h r fiack*" an* n**t -hr ink a n s w e r e d . Mrs. G eo rg * U e i n p s t . r , W A N T E D : G A S O L I N E h e a t e r . t h e 1 II M a r p l a \ e r a , hut all S e m in o le th e hull h * th ey did in r.i.’Ul. p ro |«‘t - »|l h er w ith Maker Iliwl. A pt. 4-59, 0900 I - a f a y r t t r q u i r e I* O. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 10, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/19234d2b864af526538f76b7b05bde3d.pdf f6502decc3d9cc653531d34ad3a722c6 PDF Text Text j ? i j ' f o . ' y i\ \N S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . T H U R S D A Y . N O V E M B E R 9. 1933 P ro* Iteporttil l.jr A—.~-UtcU IT*., o*rl«H k this n tu rn lftc: ■!•«• rrwrlmn | . r A n ls« l •t l l : D Lf»h O h io l**nn K y. N . 4\ H. t \ Administration B o o s t s Domestic Price O f Gold To Hiorh M a r k : Stocks In R e s p o n s e WASHINGTON. Nov. 9 — (A.P.)— The Administration witched It* fold operations dub the dollar into a record low level today and then it added another dime to the price It will pay for the metal when It la newly mined In the Un’ted State*. The new price la 933.16 an ounce. :i>. ioi.its ii.iii lllf t -t & li M ! U I I 1 .0 1 ,9 I t 4St.il*. t T l » 42t 4 U .t lS IS t l.llS I 11 t,4 tt *•1.04“ IM I-II!* 31.494 34.710 LIQUOR CONTROL PLANS W ILL BE STUDIED QUICKLY __ : IN D U P K N D B N T D M L T N E W S P A P E R LAGUARMAHAS HOPES Of CITY FREE OF GRAFT P r o m is e s T o C o n tin u e F iff h t O n T a m m a n y ;! M odel W ill B e \ ’EW G overnm ent E s ta b lis h e d YOHK. Nov. 9^-I D - 1st Snow O f S eason B la n k e ts N ew Y ork BUFFALO, Nov. 9.—<JT>— The first general snowfall of the season covered Western New York today. Up to threa Inches was reported In many places and At still was snowing hard Fast and Southeast jf Buffalo. Tha storm U general from Lake Ontario to Pennsy vanla. Below fren.'ng tempersturrs reached into some sectior.s of the South last night and today as Diriie's first spell of real cold weather continued with prospects for even chillier weather in some slates tonight. Asheville reported * low of 24 Macon and Kalrigh, 28. Cold weather brought • frost as far South as Jacksonville where the minimum was 40 while Gainesville, to the South re­ ported a low of ;M. Tampa had. a lli anil Pen-a ola had a 42. FKHT FOR NRA TO FARM BET Property In L o n e H e c k le r S ile n c e d B y A d m in is tr a to r A s H e A sk s F in n For F o r B e tte r R ecovery DES MOINES, la., Nov 9 -(A*, | — Genrtal ILigh 8. J hltson. In­ dustrial Kreuvrry administrator, Invaded the home of the Midwest I farm strike last night to appeal again for support of the Nit A and AAA as "the one possible way out I of this depression" and to affirm | that Iter ivrry program benefit* I wrtv already • n the way to the fhrmn The ficiy trrnrmi made bin id* drv«* In*fort* 4.000 p*t«on« in Shrine auditorium. Thera were burst* of applause as he finished. For the moat part, however, the audien e listened without demontrat inn. One herklrr who attempted to interrupt was silenced when the j general asked sharply: "What t»ettVr plan than FrankF n t i re Is Ordered B y O f Ci 3000 GIVEN J OBS R A M D AD BRIDGE Bombardment T o Begin A t O’clock-This A INU.S.BUREAUS IS DESTROYED IN noon, SINCE MARCH 4 STRIKE SECTION HA V NA; N . 9.— (AJ», R o o s e v e lt C a lls A id e s , o i t S l S T o M e e t W i t h H i m i revolution. Ia»t night declared he i a ov T o S e t U p S y stem ........ I ' " " ‘top. to battle Tammany Hall's “natmnare and plunder." ■ “ of tha AB Tbn'»t into the city hall by an 1 4 5 , 0 0 0 L o p p e d O f f P a y F a r m e r s C r e d i t e d A s radlciU and Mcret revolut WASHINGTON, No*. 9.—<A*>— *mn«ed electorate amid rioting B e in g R e s p o n s i b l e a r y 'M c k t y , broadout Sighting the certainty of prohibl , »nd disorder. InGrardla. fusion'* R o lls , H u t 1 4 8 ,0 0 0 tion repeal, federal official* yc»- fivh'lnr champion, promised »n F o r L a t e s t A c t i o n warning today that, they 1%, W e r e A d d e d A t O n c e ten by hurried the formulation of j administration for the next four Undid to aack all Amarlea**: plans fir dealing with national! year* that he said would set a na-j SIOUX CITY, la., Nov. 9^W>) projktfty In Havana arid -p WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.—Thphases of the liquor control afterj tjonal model. immediate result of the march on —Furthvr dtstrurtian of property v o k p Intervention by - tSS’ lxtndnn dispatches told of an Dec. 5 when the IKth Amendment "It will t* my effort to give to Washington by the greatest army is reported in the farm strike area overnight drop of four «nd Ihrw expires. United , BUte* if . their V»s- York City a civir administra­ . ,m of job seekers on record was dls. as another railroad bridge, tha eighths rent* la th# rirhanr" Moving promptly behind the tion so efficient and free from thid since the for hlghar d ay u b as ttle he war tor higher viw/i u v fo r controlI 0T > rloxel yesterday for the first time rain* of the dollar a* *r*in«t quick approval given b* the nec­ irmfi, -inernres and wastcfulnesa in official figure* showing the prices startedd, waa destroyed by g o v a r a m a n t la Q ftd ed d ed bjr the pound. essary 36 states to the 2 ls l amend­ »a to set a new model for every stntua of pay rolls in all depart­ fire early today l*»* 3 :0 0 o’clo ck t h i s a f t e m o c o r MesawhUe. the price rf gold ment which repeals prohibition, citv in the nation," he said. ments and agencies a* of Ort. I. A The bridge waa the .property . . of, ............ A l th i ......... m m .............. tint# they w w m * tendon waa reduced hut a President Roosevelt railed his Sml'ine. arpcarinc fresh despite turnover of more than 146.000 waa the Chicago, Milwaukee and P ad -1 . *** V7. ' "*a rhanvc In the dollar—vound reta- • idea to meet with hint Krlthy to th.. nnlral of election day. Laindicated That many persons fie Railroad, located a mlle,eoeU| * ” , ,. , Monshlp rarrnl an Increase' in device a program which would Inwere separated from the govern­ of Purt.mouth, Sheriff deorg. ! * 1 tkey lntmtowl to fly Utls quotation when It la con- etude recommendation* to Con- Guardi* a.sertcd there would be ment pay roll, while 148,000 were J u iu a -u ld ha- l *e »4 eeideaee- s lt ^ H L - jt t - ^ s - 4 i « - j rF v T r a n sfo r m Pfgca. 1 no disorder when another election carted Into dollar.. Yesterday'* tin it»*n%f*vetrN pt*TT*tdrt~ymr ihfn% tnH tW oei On T a g . Twei ineendiarlxm and he blamed The ITrohniTUoTr u n T l'oT fh k lu ^ ’ (f^v~ rmnf» a round, ' C a p i t a l i z i n g S y s t e m nf ?** domestic figure wax <9 cent* farm atrikara. _ the Ixmdnn figure while tire department waa drawing its' ~ n iP next election and the electh a ' mbment far the A««rrting he rame here an­ Early today a stream of trucks, of . all veMelee found 0* plans to keep dry slatea dry In | | on. „f ty.<- next four year* at— ROME, Nov. ft. t d l - \ iVerve today** waa M cent*. swer rlitirism* nf farmer* that waa pouring Into tha Sioux CUy. . . . (Continued On P a g , Throe, |m> q)|it>, , nd (irde r ly , which financial observer, said fttwha and principal eomrondifrnnflmien fin 9*aae Three) markets In the heart of tha area *“ **” ’ _ _■ tlea advanced briskly for a lime that little children will be able j P»»bably would transform the artillery where moat of the dilturbances o f1 ' Raaa*WIa, In *Vi|i rop# of polling whole industrial rapltaliring sy s­ In yentarda*'* market*. »» the «lolthe last few days have occurred. bardmant af tem of Italy »a* presented t> the t Bcouts un the roads reported pl4k-*fs000 rahalt U r dropped to new low level* Chamber of Deputies for approval hi. |Miwerful fist on hi* desk. Tlie penally for violation of. r l I1"” oblltornlador eon.ld»rahly| ally, andtha rohqla wiawajW ■lace abandonment of the fold today ny Premier Mussolini safely t.ile. oft.n mean, .leatb „r tllmlnlshml. ; machlon gtM andrifle ' Commenting on the tiatiiinnl The decree permits the govern­ etaadard. tContinueil •in P ate Tool ment to guarantee and participate pern anrnt Iniury warne.l Miss One Incldsnt waa reports^ lata: a r t t ^ aban - r a y , Many *hare* pushed up II to in "lock Issues nf private ronipa Kiln* lljnrst. Sanfor.l Gas Co, yrstsrday whrn a farmer with a ja srogtlkB on * por more than IS a» vigorous buying Freight shipment of bunch vegr nie*. The Idea I* f >r l(ie govern nfflrial a. .hr itallvcretl an ait-1 load of hogs was turnad back on aw ySk^n* dafaoiare suddenly appeored late in the table, from this county into an. L o c a l M o t o r i s t s H e e d menl to guarantee the principal TTiat htmilmls of roeHlenla of dress i>n "Jfafsty" before Hanford! tha main highway btU sllppad: fo r t--I day. caaton, helped by a govora- section East - of the Mississippi' ,, „ - _ - . x g r - - 1, and also rertain ntniV*l dividends tp thr wi".trrit lielf of this e’ unty Kiwanians who were meeting in through a blockads by a aids road, gpvii ment crop estimate a little •mail­ river, long prohitnlrd by rmilrua.il a l l O f b l l l O t y » e e k which will lie paid regardless of have l.ocii made well aware that weekly session at tlie Miinleruma1 and unloaded hla produce al a Tfcf artl]lary want tariff rule* and regulations, hat -----­ er than anticipated, trained |l.6 0 the company’s rondition. If thr ' Sioux t'lty warehouse. • |ierall all dav ||nt> I yeslrnlay. at 9 o'tlock today as That “Safety Week" " lean .; r„mp« ^ ,, pr„ flt,|,|e, nd.litl.mal then* is to he a t> |IJtO a hale, and wheat futures been made possible through e f­ Mi*, lljnrst stressed the rost of Sheriff W. II. Tice of Woodbory •mutant . wldian attackad NRA festival In Ihl* city ttexl forts of Klie Sanford-Ovieilo Trurk snmethlng to many resliVnta of | dividends will be added' •ny measure of safety as lx |n g , county reported that tha nscnsslty fam dW aU AUreo F an i t Chime* clooed with advances tilowers Inc., and the Allan! this city and county Is revenlevlj The government will operatr Thursday is an opinion statril worth more than thr possible lossj for slats troops had apparently tfiOQ o f I 7 4 ta 9 S-* •cent* •o busleeL Coast Line Railroad, It wan In a report made tmlay by three: through an Industrial reeonstruc this afternoon by one of the members of Che party of nearly ' "F • Mfe. and .be said that thou , boon dissipated, k. vs a GooeyMf tf learned here tod^r._ ^ * | local a to dealers ur garag.1 *rrrb- kion Inxtttute similar to the Anuriof the declining dollar, the hand Under the trrtns of an amend rrp> .bowing that brakes hti*e can Beeonatrsetkrn Finance Cor- Mi Hanford merchants who eet oat ! •an.la nf American maadfaatovero; Herring's augfostion that p a * * early thi. morning on a good w ,ll! employee, ere learning this) officers deputlxa an army of clU by 4«k)t>pd ___ „ ’ .m arket held fairly steady. ment to Speiden'a Cttni" Fnrtl ! t n ta l ur ropilred .ln»e itnn-j poratlon. Iten* to keep the roads clear re- fortHy* Which has replied to Rf mntorrade. ■ lesson daily Strawberry-Vegetable tariff, ICC, , | , y morning. | ---------------The fold eurreueto- aiid back Twenty-one autlmohlles were In Harold C. Washburn. >oeal l>us-l relvrd little consideration aad i i i “ soldlgn lit th* army of OaloMl ' %J'~ S trifU from their tap level* of Item YI6-K, It Is now possible ,o | Seminole Tiro Shop report.-d . . . . line when thr tour left the t'lty I f* " . • copied a . a new packers amt dairymen wera ax the day. In roUtlon to the dollar, ship bunchra of breta, carrots, nril jhat J C. Albritton. Winn Igrv.Mt W n m l l l R ' IH IC O le& H eU -a i» solan, and Klwanlan J a .i l>ertlng swelled receipt* over yes­" Fulgynalo Batista. smuggled anna Into R.bal. had V but the poont sterling cl md at turnips when mixed with veK*-~«ir,KT.rr Co.. G. E Italmes, R K.‘ A v r u in u t li'n lu n A iriM itM IVall *| II Oil o'lfM’V bul thr total Mhimn r it f n iN s welcome terday's low mark. tables amt citrus fruits moving Monsalvatge, Joshua C Chsse,' ** ** hail apprnsrhrd bB ran bafnre behalf of th* club Atfraa. consolidating thalr F*«l| -------------—----|4JTf l- t. the day'a be*l and up into 8outh*a«t«rn territory, or Fred Tresher, I . F. Iloyle. ^nd A.| ~ * thr noon tUv *to|» at Satllanil" tiona on th# second day of apr eight rents from Monday, and when m lin l with vegetable* mi>v- J. Peter. ,n. have had the.- ear Itrv Martin J. IJram of Holy . . . n . « t.u .n l against dealing with un­ Bprinv* for luncheon aaarly IS cent* above Its old pari­ i ing into other territory Ka*t of i rakes tested, some teparrod. C’rik** F.piscopal t'hurch *pok*lINCW I OTK l^C lC rj^v-'rO P rising. Th# strong position of th* | offrcrai and un.ufhorl.ed get. Sto|i« wprr made at th# schi*«l briefiv in i•eh.if „f th , pr..po.e.i: j g R e p o r t e d A h S h o r t fortress overlooking th* capltoj ' ty with the doUar. the Mi**i*»i|>pi. The aniefulmeiit Marlin'* tlaragr reports that W.| irrk iiif to mill'd Ire* for e'tu ­ city, lad military exports to r "th* Mu-ctllrd htfiv- h<>u*r« in I^k* Mtmroe, Paola. nnnual Iteil < ro«« Hull ( all drivsj r J Hall. J T M eUin, ami J H m'” 1""* I *rnt into rff«*rt on Oct. 'J3. that k sanguinary ' . »>attl# I akr Mary, anil Uncwnod. and at [ which gets under way nssl Mon­ ought data *r. .he I J" ,,f ''elplng ,he' "7 ,,*’u ,n lo**' ‘ “f 1 Idocal gro\»en* ttrrr Lalkrtl In Crawford have sought j Ass related Press ~ reports proapoct. • • • * f^el-real |Anl t • W 1 1 k «. WRri'l'il ' h# Fns^atr'a f’arklnjr House In Pore ' Federal day 1 thrir ntteni|it to »hip bunchrd mnditiun of the r rat lirakaa Consolidation In Ataro* Strickland Motor. Inr . reports | ( Adni.niatrottoo m a City tIihmI- will talk* wer* maile. . Those attending the mretlng i reached Hanford today with the vegetable* from here lad year th* repre*rnt injf the tn«>tnrrade. by weir Miss Kdrls lljorst, Mt*. F message that a recent storage re­ cornpilehad before dawn, " ,l* r“ >r when carrier* refa»«-<l t h a m l ' e that cars owned by the Mould tin J " No unofTicialm iiftermcdu port issued by the U. 8. Depart­ rebel* find from Dregonou y thr vegetable* in that manner he 1 Ire Co., Faafontl Furniture t'o„ | rrcr«*ary f«»r farmer* to make up* It M Papworth. K K. Itradv. i VV lu ll, K C. Kennedy, anil Rev. ment of Agriculture shows a Kaaamhroslo fortress** a fu r F. MrPherson. and Cnsilte l-inltm F AHen. Judge J G , Iliam a> guests, and Kiwanians large decrease in rslsry held in 24 rau*e their wa» no rt linr allot* ^ plication* fm loan*, and no -uch lists'* men had threatanod ing *ueh ahipmenta. In *ome in hnvth hair leen te*trt| for biake I riami will havr any influe-u-e up Sharon, and Mi* l( I. Uran . llnwaid Ovrrlln, who presided, H. storages In westarn New York bombard those stronghold* front C Moore. Hay Fox. V A Speer, Prinripal* of the vam>u« *chnol*. | The XarmaL*wraln« of tho new •tan e* last year, rat* tint ha I tioublr. stairs as of Oct. 20 when com-, on the amount «if the buin Abivh th* land and aaa. W 1a»4avtU Ptggly-W iggly state been loatial bad to Iw uobMt«ird at* v» |l be made," the administration * an«t Robrit Overstreet, owner nf J G I.♦<>na rdy , Arthur Hranan. pared with the last two years. Loyal troop* moved Into th* J I’rlrr Sehaal. Hill llulluse, I. J at Magwaila Avenue and First . .0- to the ohipptr. The figures reported were as Ssnl arulo Spring* .made reap n*e C o u n t y P r o p e r t y G i v e u ■tatement said. abandoned forts amid wild seen#* Hrarkin, F. S. Lamann. E. C. follows Hi tha former Atlantic I'emon* w^hing to make ^opli to tbe talk* of looting by the populace. Tha Ilar|ier, A It Johnson. K I. Hoy, Oct. 20, 1933, 210,606 rratss In) O k e y B y S u p e r v i B o r ration for loan* should r »nta t A i each tu hool. thr children nfdead ' stood ■at least at t t Julius Dlngfelder, Dave Bonlake, :° /io S ;l3 r d L e s s o n I n S c o u t i n g storage. officers of thr Hemlnola I’tuirt y frrnl *«ng» ^* thrir |»*rt of thr Oct. 21, 1032, 347.144 crates In nearly '200 are Injured from Seminole County'* Jail and con­ National Farm lxian Aaaooa; in wrlroma t«» thr Sanford group, !• N Whitehurst. T I. Itumaa, 8 dap o!4 battling. . u, t rs.b,. l^ lT « B e O f f c r e d T o n ig h t vict ean-p were ade<|CBtrly mannstlj I,, the Valdea Hotel building Thi* after whl h souvenir* In thr form J Nix, Fletcher Bally. W. A. Pat­ storage. Meqnwbjlq ih* government Oct. 23, 1031, 474,3*0 crateo to rick. R. D Caswell, 8. F. Doudnry, u groat old a ad new cas to of |k«ncll*. rookie*, tnenn pads, Having sureessfully pasted the and properly administered during) urginixatlon Is authorlae^. contended It had th# sttuatlow C. D. Bare. W. 8. Coleman, J. G. storage. uaM teats which are roqu red of October, it sraa reported recent I f , liamllc all applieationa. all day. yard stick*, pia p^»*. and other Sharon, Howard !*>ng. Karl Leh­ hand l» tha Intorior of tha •tor*, anid to bn <fca largest all boya aaeklng to become Ten Jer-I Uy T. B. Johns, sspenrtsor of sU t -j ---------------------- mediums of advertising were dlatry although tellable Info mann, L. Tharp, W. It Zachry, aaat of Ha kind li'Coxitral f rot Scouts, , group of -vo<- «o| rxaeveterto, who makes a monthly and finest trthutad. Jno D. Jlnktns, and R. B. Ran­ P r o p e r t y I s R e t u r n e d frtm tha pcovtmre* Is i, |a wew only in WatloD. local men and women, anxi ms to! inspection of all county propel S e n k a r i k I s N e w H e a d The tour was t« end in Sanford af disrupted dall, Jr. , lo store No. U that, Irani .h a t Scouting meant, will ties. T o S t a t e , C o u n t y B o l l tlen feaOIUas. Babels said that late this afternoon *ftrr stop* O f F u t u r e F a r m e r s Hie report on the Jail was thal| front Ita aM loco-' meet a l the Arcade Sco-t head .j at C.ahrbdla, Slavis. Oviedo. Chub-lllpa |« awdar tray la Mataaag* PULUTO N HHPORT8 tiow In tha Meiach Bonding J«*t quartera tonight at 7:30 -'clock “Food ami clothing provided l», State ,nd county prop«rty which Camagnay, aad Orient* provtoafg, John Stnkarik, Jr., Is the new luota. Geneva and 0*re4»la. to newly tenor-1 for the third lesion. ample. | found the Jail and hoi had a taxa'ola value of |l |H J t T EB rohallion atortad a t CM In hie Octobar report to the was added to the 1931 tag rolls ated quarts re. | Scrut Executive II. N. HruwnJ ding In good eomlitmn .-.thow I'rr-idsnt of Hsmlnbl* Chaptn, Futurv Farmers of FUritW. County Cummlaalonets, Dr. 8. Pu­ during October under tanas of tha Columbia by *a *4r pbaaa flighty K ara, QaJbrtath remains as III of Orlando *rvj Rev. Uar'ln J.j In ;ail serving sintan r liave pirn O c t o ^ i e r R e p o r t S h o w s Hr was nominated and rl**ct*'l les tun state* that as County Phy- Fulrh bill, It waa reported at th* Gullletynu Martafl. -a forvaar ~ vjih Mian O n to ' pram of Baaford ate the tear hers, I ty to eat and there are no eoni-i uuanimouily, tofvthtr with utbrr r, - ~ t R|n< and thro* more meetings will be j plaints." ieian ha made flea visits to tha Court llouaa by County Tax Col­ espials. After loyal trodpi t) $ 4 3 9 ^ 6 S p e n t O n H o m e offirrrs, «t a maatinf bald at thr rented - tha r*h*IU*M ‘ ‘ M charge a f n miri*— rnlargr<l held after tonight -n e st Motdayi Of the eonrlct ramp, in charge county horn* and flva visits to lector Jno. D. JlnxTns this week. eorp* there, huadrod* - a f _ “ ' p . M. Vickery! night, next Thursday Slight, and o f Poa] Bigger* as captain of lh« High .School Tuaadajr "ol^ht sftn Slightly more than 1400 was tha convict camp, whtla as phy­ The Mata recelvfa $496 94 of tl>U initiation % ca?ama«yy had levn thaauolroa *1 an Ray ftarrtee* ore among th^ >ha folUwing Monday olgh*. Par- guards, ha said, "I find this ramp| completed. spent In operating the County sician far th* county welfare sum, while 9179U 7 went Into barriaad if h m l M iu m i amployed at the! cot* are argAJ to atUnd tbeto in good condition, with It* prison­ Tyt*',! fl°mw for Ita superintendent and board, h* hold IH consultations at county coffers. Tho remiiader via* Tdhtg polk# slatlea. . , ' m ’ 7 1 Other iff ice re are: E. D ^ |meetings eeperiafly If thrir sons ers getting plenty to eat, and no ,___________________, ac- hie office, performed on* major j divided among tho various district • fh a y too. wore quoded aftor bier prrsidrnt; Clifford King, *r« 'i 3R inmates during Octone* haavy flfh tlag that took a laggp retary; Dael.l Earle, reporter; *“rJm* to the report sujnilttoJ operation and one minor Operatla 1* ------------- *-r the opening day' , r » or "-F* lo *S naU- complaints hemg made.’ toll i f cashaltl**. i. o f Orlando, ConRonald Mulrhead, treasurer; t ' ''y KL. Danu F. SsTHco. The rAmllloua ‘ aviators ' M c K in n e y , H. Coloman, J l. Smith.1 The total axpen.e was *439.26. to*T H gr1*.district oply aftel aovhral hour* af memt>ers of the F.xecutlva Com-' ?r • tot»l A11y <>f .U * 17, lag, w1‘h 'machtoa miMr Air* R. Johnson, sd- It waa passible to adequately feed the Inmatoe of th* home at a root and h ’ tost-aalooto . vttor. of 13 rents a day each. whll« fend­ - tCqhtlauid' *o Fagu ing and housing then cost 40 Everything la in readiness far Qplamrln dbh-womaa. Introduction C o u n t y H a d T o S h s r e l n cent* por doy each. Twenty-six to­ The spaaing of Ih* Fall farm clothing and fund* supplied the,Oaatral Flirido H oh iliaalloa U Krx. W L. Morgan and Mrv. mato* are whits; the remainder season has brought about a six*tic | parsons whs are usable to R e p e a l F le c tio n C o st ars colored. BM ar Curlett U I . f .l lr o Mrs. reduction In the nurrUtr of fam h*e been to effect alt summer sraa la to attract upwards of 100 u sn __ On* hoaiVe dand eleven gallons aad vrofao* from this w c tiu i o f i *boarer'a response. The county had to pay far the of milk wore proffufrd during th# Ilka whoa# Damn have boos tar­ reduced la th* asm* period from Florida la th* Woman's C1sh| Whoa Mrs. Cummor rosdBdss dinners wb'ih were ronswwrd ty month, at a coat af .263 rents per ried on the relief rolls at tho 149 families to 110 families. • A t men and wamrn who Sclad ii« gallon) 17 douan eggs were pro­ HeaainoU County Welfare ‘ Board toast 10 of those families will b* tultd'ag t smarrsw a t l l : |9 . bar add seas, she will Intro*kica the tho /Aad— Inspectors duced at • cost of -398 cents por office during the past law month*, taken from th* relit by Monday. Th* order to reduto th* relief dote*, and a total of Yf> 1 -2 pounds It was ^reported today by Mrs. rolls by ono-thlrd xrent out Hekn T. Norse, county H waa lea mod with af buttor were ptfodbceJ. dtalnaaa of (he Fltrlda BUU days ago whan Stmtooto Caqaty work director. My CommlaalroWolfosa Board; Mr*. Rptb A tb i» Emergeacy Belief ' at th* Court _ Where on OcL 1. * tai a f Tallahassee, Florida Os-SIJBKJm r BOND* REFUNDED famlllo* were on wort re hart decided that a tavtag took Id to effected to th* expugfltww of la, wore given food, atotl Federal iqadb. WA8HINQTON. Has. »•— - m a n (a ret ora for various Score# a f ‘ A total o f fUTJUtOfiO O of th* i f vmck acom pll.had, only lib erty 4 1*4 percent fa n Ulna wore os n * M rs refunded so far. Mav. L aad there la aw ITALY PROPOSES TO GUARANTEE ISSUES OF STOCK: Mussolini Decree Will - “ f s ? 2 : c s Ti. Bunch Vegetables May Be Shipped By Freight In Future Miss Bj or s t Tells KiwanisClub About ww . j rt • Safety Movement Motorcade Carries: J— Good-Will Message To Many Residents Formal OpeningOf NewPi/rtty-Wiggly Set For Tomorrow a fwMfWVTgiy^i-to^, Throng Of Centra! Florida Persons To Attend Social Welfare Luncheon Here Opening Of Farm Season HasReaulted In Reduction Of Local R e l i e f Roll was to m p o **# to R call a few weeks A oaPkprll 1$ of $ iM ;x ^ .o o o or i w aw r’ �T ^ ' i ............................... - g, | , , 8AWF0TO HKBAtn, BAWWmflL FLORIDA," Tnim8PAY,‘ NOVEMBER V W ■rttn « r f i DAM Pacifists L A G U A X D & H A s HOPE FREEOFG SUPPORT F a ir V is ito r s C o n su m e * » “ •" n » s m “ •» * * * % N e a r j y ^ T o I V q ^ e ]2 0 0 0 B a r r e ls F r e e B e e r ». o- BREAKS Y -O - U -M 2 u it L A S V E G A S , N a r n ia . N o v . 0.— One man was kitted and another L i k e B E G R I War talk tn Europe has rained the queation in many a CHICAGO, N«t*gO^-t>F)-3otn«! »*rinu»ly Injured yesterday a* a young man's mind aa to whether he would, in the event W A .S U 1 N G T O N , N o v . 9 — tA T— ‘ Hut It Should He ,000 shivering I I timber , concrete form sh ive rin g iChlcacuan* .i r n s v ^ . — , . . . . on na„ „•. £ Voter* representing seren-eightha 25,000 la country should ngnln be dragged into foreign entangle. . .t n , . j j i . p . i , lu a tllv rhannel colum n nf the B oulder Served Right! i * l ■ U m nation's population have tnents, shoulder his gun and march off to the battle front. • ay'* i s - »™ y .-r « -** Gam pat* r d “Tuesd favored repeal of th r prohibition c r lr b r a t•• Most of them think they would not. Most of them say with s ig nVrontltuifd of concrete poured on them . w . it. S t e v e ’s P l a c e ifirx n r* of hi* fle d s m rn d m rs j by a vote of almost repeal by d rin k in g some L-thti b a r- Jam eson, 38, w ho came her* frv m a degree of dafinitcnrsa which almost defies contradiction Guardis a,bled: rets o f gratia here and consum ing South C a ro lin a , was killed. W . J Opposite Poet Office .1. I « 1. that they would not fight unlosa they brought the fight thousand* pf free -sandwirhes yes- ■* lainnm nd, 3(1, of “ It 00*"* the w a r In a I-o* Angelryt, Jh r »lx states w hich voted ovgr h^re. f 4 I ,caught In the outer edge of the tn m nnii-ipsl irn vc m n r Tuesday represented about one- te rd a y at the eiposftinh. Hut they'd go alt right, just as they went before. The khnws that pow erful , J O ffic ia lly , so far at the < e n tirry |t n n t r r ie| managed to pull fre e a ftfifth of th r total papulation. bands would start playing. The flags would begin waving. chines In lug cities are a t Pro grass was concerned, the , ff h „ |,K w a , fra rlu ris l. T t n i r answ er In the que«tinp was New terms like “slackers" would be invenled and used beatable.” « -le b r a 'io n Wa« for “ personal re- ( ___________________ a vote of s lig h tly more Ilian t H r Is going tn ta k r apo nsihillty d a v ,” hut it w a« I pointedly in the direction of young men wearing civilian ' tn I in fa vo r nf rrp ra l. “ Bee* D a y " to the v is ito r. | TA K E S OVER R 0 M B F mi*" clothea, The publicity wou|d IP> out through the press of the bet h r tnrt an tim e pi h iit Th e 31 states w hirli previously T h e w eath er— s w irlin g snow and W AR „ IN O T O S laud. F!mo,tirmal oratory would fill the pulpits and dominate th r ta*k o f o u tlin in g pis N o v . 9.— l A V - i irin had v a lrd w -n t d ig h lly more d ro p n ln e trm f*rm turri» every stump in the country. And ninety-nine percent of ad m inistratio n w hirh j ib 1 to I fn r rrp ra l. T h r r f t p « n « l t lli t y f ir hr r n lh e Jure I h a rtrn d rrp at th r o|*rn air those expeetod to sign up would sign up. Th e hoard of nl<li>rinrn/mu*t P " ,i G f |he coon try's total popula d l«p rn * * rira to dor» oTrrrontR ftut r c lir f p ro g ra m in K v n tttrk j w m > Recently some two hundred students nt Columbia Uni­ h r »a ld A new r lly cha'jplit wiU* tion * t l?5 ,0 M .00n, vntara reprataken o v r r last niuh« »y thi* f r d * n * MnM a 'w a w r eg ika versity, with representatives from practically every state in r w r i'n f if i* t hs c ity 1* rotnTdlrntcd spntiny 11O.ftRfi ,01HI h atv r pa %ac »I t h r v i-iitn H i |i*yfully *wnrnr o a u r f jtM . a i l H r r a a w kl*a U a u t* . ru p R to r a d # r ir r to t h r t h o m r r r a l relief ■dminiRtrnt1*iti. Prpvl* M r r t r a a l K M M Ik a i h laa a*. the union, declared that under no circumstances would they p o v f rtmifmt, hi* »*W . and anp^rwli* juprm r r peril, »o**«w n f ,,‘-, **-rrf A d r t i n r '* d ln tird iti*nl HofWf'Vf'lt at lh-* i**i|UL^l of I M i l n t l a * eg a ll M ata tlaptaataa foresako their |>euccful convictions ami take up arms against In re* w ill be ru t ff* th# bon*-. / I N orth C a m lfn a and B oulh fa ro * o ut Hy Honda. G overn ir LafToon, of K en tock y, Tn n rn is n v hall hold r p n l M . ]|ni, th# on ly Mate* which h i n 1 an enemy of the United Slates. Their action follows simi­ T V .. prftvi*nin< fo r th r (IsW ill H ilth u riirtl I Ia r t y I*. H opk in s, frd lar action taken by students ut Oxford in England, and in > th r h*»ard nf *|drrm#*n fW p it* fi*1reieete.1 repeal thus fa r, have * ! ad dition tn the beer were 15 000 rrtl r r li r f adm ^niitratuir, i « « I «ii#n inro*i#|* F »ion Ieel ed .171Of enml.lnel pomdatinn nf 5 025,000 ton* „ f ^,re*d 12 00(1 pound, nf sum r c o m p lrtr cnntrui of th r ad* a number of- other American universities. . th r R't rnrm1>rn* TIIURSDAT. n o f . lC T **r n r nHo-it nn** Iw rntv*.fifth of lh** and f iv r h a o r!* of muatnrd. tiiitiiwiration t»f t r l i f f affair* in Arthur Brisbane, observing this passive attitude on ' M|t i- i*ra tifyiny to Hava » fU m ra t; f 'im eograp h P rin tin g the wtnt'*. rim rit r \ ’« t f f a l. the part of American atudeuts. deplores, as follows: “These •i*m Iffunf r?f r* tim a tr *r**4 BIBLE VBRia rOfi'TODAY i T Y P IN O noble young Americans are willing tn profit l>> fighting thniif*ti « > d tp d i-a n p o tn trd nlwnrt T I U ' C S T E M . 8 W H IS K K Y T IIF . P E A C E O F GOD: T h a done in the paat, 1770, 1HI2. etc. but would not sited their 8 1’ A N 1811 P I . O T n iR (I .O S | ;i. th*’ rr-f*li fiit th*- M anhattan tyurSpecial In vest ig a l ion a r 200 PorentH Join I n of G o d w h ic h paaaelh all own'ruddy drops, Ijiws against immigration should be m if*h p rr 1 1*Inn r v , wi * h a v«*'*<|i m i . | » * - o * S E A T T L E , Nov, T tif mmn M A IU llll, Nov ft.— A w iite-, w iir!■ini* inni**rity ,M snyl I S E M IN O L E B O U N T Y r« T h a n k s K t v in ir S e r v ic e e<t burgla r* In the w orld. llUMAPt • feesrt*' Vndnmindg*throu^T cjri.l ' * * ”* £ } * "J™!.1 U,“J mothers able to produce saint 9 A lle n ItiHI police vealenlny, rh •► ** Mprrad plan •for a re v o lu lin n a ty i with fewer white feathers. These Columbia students wilt ait- ’ din f t t t u . — Philippian. 4:7. pi a! ■cheiluled in take place p r h i» j C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N 1' ' ‘repeal niRht, nf nil time* to 'le a l preciate the wisdom of the old Chinese mother, in Pearl J Fusion *afjttirrd 11 of th r Irt; F O R F B T , M i^a .. S n v , !l. t to the general election* on N o v .I IM !4 m a A**. h i l w A Ma. votr* in fl>** |io*i*rrf»i| tn a ril of Think*oivin** n rrv irr* w r r r plan lim iiN in #, , . . , . . . . tw o r i s e ' of Kentucky jIlUck's new lawk: 'My son. to extricate yourself from ilifti litm t*- m o tw d lirtr th r r » t v ‘« lUtf^r nrd la «f niirht ».%’ ?00 m othrr* and O V E R -C O N FID E N C E j It* wa* di«p|oMrd by a cabinet of-| w hi*key from h im , of .cully there are .‘Id ways, but the best of them all. is to run ! . 1 , , , , . , . n I...I ..n t, •he pee*triers* fn ihera. fn r whnt they believed ”j ficial last n igh t. T h e m in u te r T b s p a in Pourt»or» ruined n perfectly r o ^ In te r aqulats bit tyaa. . , (away.'" . the plo^ h o iteulgned In p r iv c i* l...rnn,.|, nr V n n h s fln n '* « ,v» , , m |r ac|e Ih m r a e .n l .m b re le lirn tm o of the fa \ lhat • i n r nn,, In in afiela It can la* seen from this criticism, g iv e n at a time Tamm-m nn.l the IIr u n i pr.~bteiu w r h ll,l t.. <p- when nn egnlnskm B >urhnn is alinont le ys l, he nn »! hohling the parliammlaiN rlt-rA g a in s t ■ knoll a th rrt A u tu m n tinriM, B r y a n & T h r a ilk fll' when war tn say the least is remote, that few men would Ih, rernverv l.rW H hsaMsd’ h » wrseked (he F n re -I C.m snlidated rrifhirnanlly "Oh* yen,” Allen *nM stands revealed. L »»rt R V w ho run -f*t"«fffl have the courage to stand against tinridicule and modem " I nl*o |iimI. m $'W il diam nnil rm ii, S a lt up hla a n a l in an a ila r V fitfrfln v . ? V h »»a f nation which would he directed ugnin*t them for the. utter I if 1 flt'c Ml (il* • p a tc h . . . Yli^w* wrrr* ton rmpHt* in tHi* .i wrildiinir rin g , m urairjh, n j»1»ot at y o u r aervice w ith A li’tii'lo h in r •» t***t r<**#rv<* jriin, coin hank nm l— " A n d loada h it f>*l«-it•• h*«*ry unce of any unwarlike expression, if the Clod of wgv again IIE P R N D A H I-R rlA*wnnctniiR. whi*n n h I w nt#r funk 1 1 '«r* t lin nhtirurfnrifnfl Hi* ifiiiniw mechanical advice. Brings*jrq W ith paint U I ' l t O I J T R I I I N O |summoned from across the sea The bravest nf men fear niifiri’ irf T u n iu iiiiv. .|f>H» F Fiifw t*ti«|nfM hi tH** T h irtv H O N T A N A SA V E D M O NEY T h a t pair* th r e t n ir t . , . than I**1 b u t t le They march to the front with quaking knees. Hut ra r trou h lfn to II 0,1 'buttle. fh ih lrrn w#*Tf in On* fifth rv i* fin il a aifttim r n t in w h irh ho •tnkaa M A T T n i - 8 S W ftR K ithey fear public upifiiou even mure. Atul the jilws of ipen *•* •l#*ft V*ii«9fiiiiaf<*r Opferriil K « r "Nftm fti*-«art*v fihricr* l|tp |»nilr*r, And smoke*. . an J talks of N A , M o n t., N o v . » — F a ll-' S«nfor4^«n4 Bud— •■•fat* Nflttrtw gr*i*rv rinnml n*lf fh«* f1(»«r. i n rH EinL E line loo old to go. H-v Ih ttN icffiiif *If» **- nntl rvationH1 T' •' aa _ ih e — t t u m u x lft “ paintin g w ith r a r.r a la t '' r a re r — r-ry -T ------------------I ' f t i n ' l n duck of 'ftorvire'•»*< I w “T h n —n f»“ t? *? " w iiT T r * w ild w it h B ^ r r r t n f T '’ n P Dh..lhcae Columbia *tud«iit« would -eigo op nil right 1 s ta ir tn ra tify rr|i*al, U ta h n.av . . . . . A . tkxugb k* lhawgh «t |M*Fh 'rm , F!r<iiTV r>nm<»rik1t' hftlf** i rr i h - rf'ih t a *n>AahM| lt(T*«V« have u i v n l M n n la im tliHr.lKM, or What are bullets rompnrrd to scorn mol ridicule? . ‘ -aibi* to tender C i Mora than th” niervat <Art lily aiujurl Hr W e ll, w r see lo g politlrs in a W ay down In th ey keep th eir hint N Mi c a h fn ^rqrrtticwlx Mpl f|0#*#1 *tif* rfHiHl lirtnkrfl McKff*. • w h i'r rrnnk <n** thn " T h r rln rllo fi wlniww, rln n rlv that, with N r w Y inrli mmiiinR n flpmnvraMf*, •1111M"r ""<11 of tha* tiiHHhmr l»nrt n ty " h*» RHifi. Mfl fiMik thr ipffoil* *tnni lU t iin r n w nll in thf* hii**"*•f ih#* fliMiMimti a*'tl ih*> r«rn | IpftiVr ,>f P le n ty I 'm O f T urkeyw they're still play There will In- no sbortuge of turkeys Ibis yegr lo r rough and tum ble those fortuiiale enough to |Hi*se-o< the wherewitbnl Willi Cuba We hupal 'which to b u y them Ami fmtuiuitoly, the prices of is o u lt r y rhum ha at hums ill g e n e r u l h a v e n o t u tlv u lie e tl n s r n p i t ll y ns h a v e s o m e o t h e r fo o tl p r o d u c lM A b u m p e r i m p .if t u r k e y s , th o u g h s t i ll n i Yet on ly 12 TM tr-old W illia m itkitt**•a of th r |la itOM in i i ju irlv Itiw r wi* killed Th e neirro tani|in 'liFiupi nev not «at|lY Hv li|i f i W ill I ’lMik in il J W H ood, rn iw iiiy th r I'tHi of tlii riVy wiili* were tiftir in n ,liiekRi*n hort tirliv l. hut hv I t in it i? th f v o u lio i Hitfnl unit »*ieht philitren w eie lli»‘ p u n - fia m g i. «h ai yua o»v< r •l i t t l e b s l o w lu s t y e a r ’s r e e o n l oof f M U H ip iO .OL'Dihty O l), is ct-i h i tn p ro th s pre eHt r . i m ivirir* trent nielli in lH eir home* pokillran* be nnid YhoN " F mi that a rt Ion could fia ’em h igh enough in f o r t h e T l u u i k s g i v m g a m i t i i n s t m u s seuMoriH. f ut oitnot future* T h r other HH0 Vt l|.l acted In rune c •1 Wtil. H im plcaae e.,me people w ithout lis la g T h u s f n r lU 'U t Inis p r o v e d to be a b a r g a i n y e a r fo t p u n )If lb -' Yttihiieii c f R iit t l friirn the Inn hliiiiii.ii re m a in in o ff u v 'em U kj h ig h to gte iw i o U ia it. } r y n t a il k in d s , fH iin ls o u t H o y C . I ’o t l s . ( ’itie f o f t h e D i v i ­ |m i *\ i “ re 1ImmV f..r y i . I mi , mi » In* iii is unhnrm eil s io n o f D a i r y a n d P o u l t r y P r o d u c t s o f th e H u m i d o f A g r i ­ • lillr M i l i t uuil * b e t iMfi i Mi W ig g m nr t hear lunik c u l t u r a l K c o n o m ii-s It is to o e a r l y to d e te rm in e w hat fu ll * fame I ia * dei-itlad to give up that I v n p tlinn f>a nny ►iiiiilnr period wi* * T a m m n t nv 1*'iill H i «■!•#* i f hundred thousand a y ra r retire p r ic e s w ill h a v e to be p a id f o r T t m u k s g i v i n g a n d C h r i s t m a s ( on i t r ii u l T h » liangf* ore n ttrili PloouIV niitl iilioo-f ft***<«*rl«*tt ' w ImI p u n t |.elision, but the peuple .,f|t u r k e y s , h u t p r e s e n t q u o t a t io n s a r e b e lo w th o s e o f la s t year (j till'd to H-(itmtiiii f»iii*l*il hv •’»* Abe country ran te)ui<e that that T u r k e y s o r a a p p e a l i n g oil III* m a r k e t s e u r lt o r thaw In I ’ urr\ hi mI (• Hi*, aih'itc*' In mM l „ 1 ifurj .| M plirop i ii)tm ii* . jm *|iI la-fj t doesn't nss-essarlly _mcan _h» I*| f o r m e r y*yrsvTJA#r;tj^. m i l l p r M | il b y M r P o t t s In m e a n 1liu I h^|itttwtb:|wi ^Vidrr.w oil l|1ftth*nn, thl Mill Mint irfifp w .ndi j fijil jfi'f llis l |ofn|f Hsrk' to work.* ’ jliieV are wefng KtWrnfn a p'ettter extent on ordinary oc 1 ili* n I • iivul the **eHln,f i i p* of e in frHu* w a trb fd "It i T n if*m any i irnalims. ifi-iif u"i'ni ic* to frimhfit the if** f-Vfl fii'tfin i' u< |ii etmii’ a u' 1 v '» t N et pro f,la of G e n i.s l M it . i . j T h t , U n i t e d S la t e s is t h e p r e m i e r t u r k e y m a r k e t a - th e I ■ ucvdici i f* * w iHIT Will ( m U m V a ud 1 UMiouiited to nearly r iv n t v iti'i.-um , . , , . , . . . In nun nf ihe p ; pnru‘i enitb*> -iI. Mis |il*11. " H»> ek. id d o l l . . . for Hi* first r i n - m o n U . 1‘ r d h u * !;eV“ r unv ‘ u o n tiy •ii i- d^iilllHf f l i hit'll* tv pH-V « f this year. A te c -iu aim .u n r e -1 M o s t o f th e s u p p l y f u m e s f r o m 11lf M llld le W e s I , N o r t h w e s t , l will th. p n d d i’li' iff up I K (llllirv jn a n t declare, Lhat an e x tra di i la n d T e x a s , w h i r h r a n k s f i r s t in t u r k e y p r o d u c t io n , , M**,. •l.fi't H.pim *>f ih** if. r.iut d r nil of 25 cent* * share on c o n ! S tu c k * o f t u r k e y in c o ld s t o r a g e a re s lig h tly b e lo w * entph-i ••« i»f th*- U *i r i n e i ( f u n ) taiuu slock, which together wi h th o s e o f lu s t y e a r , a c c o r d i n g to t h e A g r i c u l t u r e D e p s i t m e n l . 1 n r 0 i « - IlltVr |ie**»| hlM'il " met* fit the re g u la r divider I w ill d ia l.i-1 F r o m F V h I to O c t I c o ld s t o r a g e s tis k s d e c re a s e d h u m Tin* I llMlL'i’ in Ailniirow irlit uni Hutu no mo fl£2,OOlUiUU mu mji iho |17.0rm.000 to 2.7INMKM) immiih I h. An11* uh(u r*( A d i «tioi*ti! AdiiMni<* •lmrvhol(Jrr«>. Not Imd, f'-r « «J r o im u m o tfo n o f in m ltry o lh u r th an f m k«*y h ha<* Lt***n nt rr-pi mu w ilh 'li,IIM. ihe Nut i o u t I ^ tm lo n , l« U t n li 11/li le ve l I It I k yt*iir, In r if u lv I i v i i i i i m i * nf (to* l u i r ^ m n |inr**n A d m llH ‘ 111*I tun, w ith I ICtmf irun d Ft m I Page Ofir! I fli^lvrn jh*- fhihiti W r k n A dm inlFltu Th** B urn Iam ftoviH** eiitnriilM**r P r lf f it n f iKPiiltry in Sn|»t»*rtiL«r w i t i * 8*1 pt*r ct»nl o f th r pn* fiildi'tf uuil Uif n U-t Ifld *'1l lif) tlon -with 1 inn • 1 tin T**nm*F'ee Uti* Hnrio* *t non ef fo p rifii nffotr*. M mvim U t v in - w tir h v e rm fo iih rorn|>nr«*(l w ith 102 |n*r r r n t in |-.»t 11■11*ie i * i*i tin* w ith H i t. did Vafle\ A u th o rttv. m t f, ho#» ir r lv e il tn lliit co u n try, m on th lant year. Hinlilh* »«f ih*' It*** ►»*v»*h admirth** eTfat n rim t*i I m« f June pnd m lltn ir at tbn W h tlr H oumi* t r**» i»#ra T t | i l i > lat l*i»i f pmplttvee« .if p n y » hta ro»|irvtM |o Pnwu«h*n» F# l, «gl «-niil>iv^*- haVF h**eti th* 1 ' *i h •*« »w ir« by 1 n m ean' tioow rv# h . F n ltltra l provnoMltroh r II nig ih r ftluitk *• tJw vnti* uf teflp the whole atfirv of the new t o n a p iM «r ro rta ln Ih o l r tro y n t"ii nun ■ o I*(lith TH e deflationary .pet •eoiifw-l **f*a*H**ed m rm e rge n S A N F O B D , T W E N T Y Y K A K S A (iO tion w ill follow ahortly. » wmg win m u h u I h a rk in A u g ii^ f i I V I M»l 11* I 1 Th e Wan, I n i n hi r Wfrirm l i b* v o r r f i d «n y more 1m thril riiriMlb f be uirtl un|d ii (till* and V|»1ii**i11lire n*‘»in»titi**n‘ M M a il in. who ha* been loi'i'tinc tr, organise m volt cluti be. M i. • LmuuI fd im tu m lM propMu-Moda «n ut** took arid the 1ill • m il Akevv jin a v p re irate i n n *•«*.* *if du rin g the i'ii non it i- re.ngiiisfd thei g o lf to thl* couyaUy'. W r tuiva n lrra d y iw R y fmini Hjfcjifinil lb* til pip-* Is, *0 tilIII in fitvod »u Uhl ..r punt au m iner, lu*' ir t u f iir if arul link- are an eltrarliiin to visitors, »*«-■• "I nrhIrb iiplv ilie- A. f O M th ^ tw rim u p la li o u b rttri innii lb toi’ i. t b n * w *-r%* f|dO#»Voi (ijienml th f Com fort Cot tag** In ti.r A A A » t r (lupin aied Mr* John f ‘ hr-ont-ri tine te-i f ir**r* ami eiTt|if.ivi*e* in (Jut c**if;iff bn lb*' li"* nlniVf the h*4tinf» iinrt nf m any, [lu rin g lurneil hurnr from an rileroJed; Fmul .llg jlo n , W aah ing U m liv e civil * r»v i e- of ibe pfivern* tvapoodep t, M jf i lh a t L a G u a rd i* ’* the summer mnnthe M rs. M a rtin vi-il to hri «i»ter at ('hn stiaiis-1m i’iit anil 1*1 flfM* in em ergency OKFY LAIIOH I \W was the p ru p rictire e uf Ihe H a ­ toirg. Va. 11•-1 many friend, ale g U c U o n , If agenrie* T h e re h «d heaif nd delighta-al to have her home again vlHnuee In Highland. N IV Wat O g fe l Mills, secretary »< the on the rnll* w hen th r Kftvemvneni TOPFK A. Not P \V*«h R ree ami In know that K*«altb Hah treasury, wlU have th# whip hanj rmently has hem the KVr>< chanicrnl Hand* " nrd vale the Senate yetlerdny I (8 city polltiex there for severe) friend* In Washington, It C. and 1 h**fn grratly ImpmYadf kyjwd h IIr*ii*e-approved renoi'iT h e ee figure* earl mb* ,Uu*.m MI I»r and Mr** Sumnal Ptilaaton' J fH i. WiUr.XtlPPorted UOuardia, New York City. I n rv pel *on ti**I leg if In ti^y ,ta(k||, t in iMup ,p r H iding fur ratiflealio n tig Y.wrk Mr« llrnry Wight has a* her havtr rvl'urnrd fY*»n» N ew ide several xpeerhee for him. In dlria l gnifdnveea and , ^pH M igpC i£«n*M nf the child liiUir 1*men I and t, known to be embltioua guests, Mrs. Frank Jennings and where lb*« iloctur waa fugaged in w orker* <n tniih the lH «1 rk t u tprnl 1" Hie F e d e ril C ru iit tution, be th* o*xt governor of the Mrs. McCuen <>f Jacksonville. Airs. bfi'ptlal wurk and Mr* I bile* ton C olum hla T h e record* »h gw innr* Th e resolution w m ijd splml by the ' jtAte. Folks from out through the Jennlag* is chairman of th* legis- wa* delight fully rn^ertai»* d by re p lircm e n t* tn 1b*a |Juu*». ?f. to :I3, ie I i ^ .‘1000 (iiven Jobs In U. S. Bureaus S in ce March 4 kv a -i r> 1 has dune brilliant wurk In that ca­ pacity. Mrs, MrCuen is the TtmesUnton correspundent for the Fede­ ration and hae done valuable ser­ vice la her line uf work. Mra. W. H. Apjpo, wl|<* Ija* *|wnt mm* timr in Hanfnrrl witK her daughtar, Mra. Fur real I*«ka. k ii gone to Jaclr»w>A^nii,*^» rap#tld* lha Th* clrctlon of a Republican a* laayor « f New York cornea aa a distinct surprise to spite of the Li­ win tar w ith annthirr daughiar. terary DI goat's forecast In virw of the aptsad14 record whirh MriKiesburg is Ui have a mass ' Mr* Ju lia n C a r p e n t ^ . , ;tUe mad* - durtag the abort time ke waa mayor sad particularly In SEEK NEW ROAD gCFKlt VKKIIKT RRNDKRF.D Ttaw af MsKse*s anderaement by |tm Fari*y, th* taea wbo managrd PHOHNIX, Nov. B.—Ji's aUi OKLAHOMA/ Cl.fV. Nov. w — Reoaevelt's oaxapalgu *a4 whs waa right with Yavapai County if Drinking of lmpurt| Jama cs ginf t fi Woagkt t« havo mart poltUfJU to- Hon* Thief Basis is developed lo! « '• extract with resultant paralyfleetwa to Now Y *rt w w than A1 attran th* tourists—Out If It t», ,l* '* an ,n arridt-al, »ccblo*t. a ilLtrlct court Smith.' LaGuaidla might wall have b, d n1 awe-ding asm, Yavapai County wants a go-Mlj jt||y l" *• 1 IV 10 f a n - M cK *a H*ai i-, YJ. an -ill t-alJ u rlet r, a aloe* aaatouL' A . it road to It, says Mias Qraca to'ipmrnl uf *2 mu hrt rt-iusHy Spa rhea, secretary of tha caunly** omror, K c lw hsraChamber af Commerce. She led * tti-iraiici- ( -uin-el fur th* Itieurbaat tha Tammany candid.U. daiegatloa before th* stale ad• le­ inre cmrqinny cnnlrndcd drinking ery Osar* -pretertiag yesterday a the extrart ou'aititulpif "xttempW Oenaral Johnson has ahamtawad ,( *915.000 Federal loan Fbeeaka M aaMWa.** temporarily to favor ■we af th* seeks to devalep the basis, hot said her aounty I* “ wilUag to taka Prescott, msklag th* Vasia a* wall >ax ' ReUtto* g ■««V W tha road to rout la wed D O Z IK R & KANSAS S a n t o r Cnr. d ^ 2apHsand h fan P eford e d S to re “Sfitifnr<I'h Only liomt'-Otuu-il Ftt-tl Slnri''* W T W O O I.LKY Owner-Mrr. m O V T S *1 t your h o n e n r * b rx a ty *5*1 h m » r r lif* T o buv new, el curren t prirea, ia b o lh l> o n o m lc a l— arjij | '» t r io llr . C I T Y , S'ov. 9 , - f 'lro .i lo o hippo, war Mirk Te* aon Niipetintenilerit, i-mililn't her to t«k# ra«ti*r nil, Hu »t riicj er| nn iitti'nulanl to lf(1 |nuitiiH of (nut S T A N L K Y -R O G E R S H A R D W /C ft)^ Clark, induce 204 Sanford Avenue he fcn*t dump; m m a m m m m m m m m m m i a th ) in l li"**'* pool Pjtih Ch»*i rt*Civrred. IIII.IIKK INtOMK KOIIKCAHT t'MiWIWVMh* 1 1-rS^ >1 fru n x id thill larmeCM r « -H iin etiinu fi#f lhe pid iotl otn Aug c l In lleri'rnher fvmild H«»w *ri -r*. **nj**e 'f 20 puicVnt u t the muiiI'* (.flidil of li*"I pitr wen* i-'iifd l y«*»Ia**iftiv witli S*'(»idniy Wal* Ia i e \ ii up* to mI tO u ■ r .-jr r rrm - THE REST* INVESTMENT ' FOR THE AVERAGE MAN ii iit'K r it ix m si r n *i x n i% iii t -A mT i i^ i yew*, i 'm no iiiv r it w i u a *t x is I'M i'Hiii,t h > .xc im x >p ri c rMM |IHH, 4 -J I t i n : n « t t m r i , u i u i :» t m i : v t . «**• iir.aT n u :n T g K H T % J •**e run Malar* brfaiixp If IIOC* Mhat m Man WAVTR iHlS'K **1 •t II,..r {* V K IItia I T IX lV k . «*«4 m * ’l da li h lM>#l|. VVm1rl» fnr fkr po*»f *»f Ikow •«n«rva»rwf■* THE I'HI DKNT1A1. INHt RANCB t'O. of .AMKHK’ A * D. I- THRASHER, Agl. Ot; iion'l need io be #s engineer.to gal tha point nt the chart shown here, l.cl your cyr follow the incrcaiing height of the black bar* shown above — they represent the .atregie iif yun-tkid miltait lhat you get at lentperuture* go down. . 'I he point of ibis chart it limply this “ if's fotd Y B A L L A R D ’S Q U A U T Y "Best For The South" in d w ill l i r e HII'I'O GIVEN SALTS ( J A Y ’S I country win wonder how eoeta • lettve cummittee uf thf Flortde friend* and ralaltv«# *in th« e fly ( Federation of Women's Clube and and at Alltany, Wing could ko poeetble. 1 I h r root uf a special election w h .rh (Ju v Eia nir I I. Cooney prnm ltiot na tional ad ml nisi rat ton trader* would ip* called In th r r v r n l th r v n tr of th r T r r a i u r r S tate was n rt-drd to i m r [ , ! , - ( llir repeat rod ra th FE E D S i p . A, M Efitt Itellsnl Hep. D o e# Y o u r C a r and FLO U R IIE IIT o^^^^'MAN Salesman J im tt and food batimru la Arp ano G'fedbowr# aeM-. tn u m t r a t'll bavt mart fhfiprry driving to fig mtif fit* muatoe f i « * im all iht r u t af ik t jt q r —IrrOMJe Urn which gel thrir ",hrrahimg to" dwrtag . wtl, cold trfafirr averafr SO* mart f*fV miltag* lham Urn tlarlrd a f maw im hat waalXtr maatki i —bum*** yam cm hay tha hnt tiret Gaodyaar avar built atfiricai */meif exactly whara thrywaaa myaaraga -hreatna tvary lira yam hag mewhrlp* ta http mam at --) »/* and briax hack tu u i timti it will pay you to look qver your liroa today and * pnii«*;l youracU from tire trouble* and dangerotaa. akiddiug by putliagw d*w Goodyi----------- - ' ' is t t l : H * 5 .6 5 4JI-M • 6 .0 0 M<v-ai 6 . 9 0 j. 6 .7 0 ';* • 7 .2 0 - 1.00*30 7 .4 5 IW I 8 .1 0 r|.»0-l» 9 .4 0 «*# 1f* ' W H IT E GAS " '- • -yL h i * / )K 1 ( 8TOVES • rt' *lihf. iu. and C L E A N IN G * * 'r h ' V V A i ’/ '* * 111 * m ■ i i im ■a t �C L O M P A . T H tm a P A T . NO V EM BER s ,I S M T p p tw n JOHNSON TAKES FIGHT FOR NRA TO-FARM BELT ornc«T 4I a u g h te r s TH URSD AY The Grammar School P.-T. A. j will have a subscription bridg*J But, he countered, 'N K A had to Ihe E lk_,' more feat 0r not move at all. The j party at 1:00 P. M. aitt _ _ ____ | Halt to provide lunches for needy problem of A A A was a..it gethcr children o f the school. Phone r e s . ' different. N K A could move on enratlons to Mra. George llabe o r ' any day; A A A had to deal with | Mrs. Henry Thuriton. j annual crops. It could not hevr F R ID A Y . |moved faster." Regular meet ng r f (Gillie Her“ K«n>ember that the machine I ri.on Chapter of the l). A. R. will * • » authorised hy Congress I be held St 8:00 o'clock at the !*•» ‘ h » " »■* months ago. In that i 6:80 P. M In the church enn-x. time It has lifted this country I The Geneva Garden CIuo will ab.ul a quarter of the way out I meet at 3:00 o'clock with Mrx. J. of the depth of Ihr March deg1res | V. To ile. lion. ! The Fourth Grade room m.dheis "instead of complaining of j of Ihe South Side I’ umary 8c h : ' , lowness, we shuuld recognise this h .me of Mrs. J. C. lltttrhi*on,l broadest and most O f W e s le y e e t A tC h u r c h A n n e x Mrs. Kugune Higgins, Mrs. odis Williams, Mra. T. C. Bolt, tm. C E . McKee. Mlaa Rath tad, aod Mias Flora McPhaul irt hostesses at tha monthly a to w a .a p d social meeting of l Daughters o f Wesley Class of l F irst Methodist Church held exday evening at the church ,,Mra. J. 0 . Laney presided over ■ abort business session when It was decided that the reviairn of Ihe Sunday School roll take place R> soon as -possible. Mra. J. L, C Urk conducted the devotional. 7 During the social period a fw hlts elephant" aale was held •hd Mlaa Patlltne Moran rendered a vocal solo. Refreshments were tjien served by the hostesses to 'he fallowing: Mra. Marlon Smith, Mra. a 5. Tolar, Mra. C. O Rare, Mra. J . O. Adame, Mra. Roy TilHa, M n . W alter L. Morgan. Mrs. R, L. Robertson, Mrs. D. B Ragristt, Mrs. J. O. I.aney, and Mra. J L .A , Swanson. M u ls p Mrs. J. F.. Prrstnn, Mrs. * - 'E . McKay, Mrs. Claude llem- i , « n J ^ . “ n d w n ‘ e x ' J. N. tthitner. Mrs. A T Iter, and Mra. John <». A t P a r t y i " gursta, Mra. G. Emmett Mc­ Call entertained with a or-dgej party yesterday afternoon »t the; h one of Mra. It. G. Fox, 1920 Magnolia Avenue. Red hibiacua ami other red flowera were uaed to adorn the party rooms while the tallies bore Armiatice Day de­ al gn a. A fte r aeveral progressions of Irid ic , h ifh sc lie y ilu , x JrsmsU picture, s s i swsrdrd to Mrs. R. G. Fox. Rcfn-shmrsts were served at I ■ late hour hy the hnsless, assist­ ed by Mrs. II. B. McCall, J r„ Mrs. Edward 8. McCall, and Mrs. B. B. Datirelt. R ose school. Mrs. Qjlnten tln-wn w II give a talk on the Fourih Cradel course of etuity. M O ND AY. Circle Number One of the First Baptist Church will meet a, 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. II. B. Odham, 2438 Bay Avenue, olT Mrllonville. Circle Number Two of the First Baptist Church will meet at .3:30 o'clock with Mrs. F. I,. Hite, 117 Laurel Avenur. Circle Number Three of the First Baptist Church will meet 3:30 o'clock with Mrs. G. 8. Set- C ir c le M em bers H e a lth Picture Framing A program on health wa* given hy the Fifth Grub* teachrr* at the regular inert ng of the .SelfImprovement Cluh of the Sanford! Grammar .School held Monday. evening at T:30 u'l-luck at the S tu d io P h o n e SS1-J home of Eyes Examined Glaascs Correctly Filled M cL A U L IN , Jr. Optometriai 112 Park Arc. A JU B IL E E Mr*, re a r! H lla * 'h ittj principal o f the *r hool Mra. Harold Yarn presided over thr meeting and minute* of thr preceding meeting were read by Mra. .Stine. During the aocial hour don, Mr* H K White, Mm Colm contest wa* con*Vicled for which J liar Drown, M i* J- L. Clark, Mra. a prlie wa* given to Mi** Maxine T France* A Hickson, Mi** is«- da Young, j Evana, and Ml** Pauline Moran. ltefre*hnient» were served ut a late hour ff, Mr* Habhitt and Jdr» Yarn. Those present wer * D R . H E N R Y f P r o g r a m G iv e n B y 5 th G r a d e T e a c h e r B A T T R A C T IO N ! DO N LA N N IN G ’S w A L L "' A M ACK N E W G a y G a la x y o f M e r r ie M a k e r s W E L L S j'- E D D IE W IN T H C o m e d ia n s R O B ER T A A N N SH E R W O O D * E n te r ta in e r s ' M A D IE D A V IS 8 A c ts — L T H E A R T ST A N V A U D E V IL L E — N O R M A D IC K F o r tn ig h tly COHN T t) C O N T IN U E W H ITIN G w .. W A SSE R 8 A c ts G IR L S W H E T S T O N E ’S . HOLLYWOOD, Cal., Nov New duties as rollirtor of customs fur tar* Angeles harbor will not etrp the flow of novels an I scenario* from the typewriter of Alfred A. Cohn lie »sld he would lake over the post toon at his rutnmlaeljb •I'tHtd front W ith ingten, but will roniinue his w nl ' *S i l v e r S e r e n a d e r s . p / , A t C lu h L e w is I men!* of WffTf cul . B A R B A R A N o v e m b e r 10th la D e a d lin e on Llconaoa. 2 5 '. P e n a lly g o e s on a f t e r th a t d a l* . FRIDAY NOV. 10th. Atteutl b i. tailed to the Isa passed by the 1*33 LrgUlat*ra imposing e I«n «lty un store licenses which are nut paid •a Of M o r e November lOtlj. AfW r that date the Ta* Collector U is W im I to collect Lho amount o f the penalty, together with ike amount for ihe licoaee, be/ re taeulng tbe license. y V .* \- ‘ - JNO. D. J IN K IN 8 Tex Collector Svimnoie Cuuoly $ 1.00 J u b ile e N ig h t JEWELRY His )ob is to kaap business good when butlneee Claris to be bad! ' For ; heil_ , Bodyguard -3 g $ 1 .0 0 B E ST GRADE PRINTS A >ara««val hOsri IdwHSWd L O W ! Wynne OISION Idw ard ARNOLD 5 YDS. R P SCHUlBtRG r i ODUC H O N $1.00 SEERSUCKER 5 YDS. $ 1.00 S a n ita r y H A N K IE S COOL W E A T H E R ! HOUSE DRESSES Ik ir « n ’l il n i k * ) (hi think (if w arm clothe*? I'rrh a p a m u i r fo rg o tlrn lin t year** woolen*. If you h «* r. wend them down to u*. )S r ’ll clean (hem fur you Ihe “ Seminole W»y.** Seminole Dry Cleaners John H. Stetson at ST A N W Y C K “B a b y P a ce” BAGS T o -N ig h t H a* hour bv the huateu, a-Mr* Roumlllat end Mr B«n«on. Thu**' n-e.enl were: M Bnnn- Mr* J*-<e* (i Mr* Fr*nk I. Miller. M Rnumiltal Me, |i : Mr*. J C. Ilenw>n. Mr. Newman, end Mr* riel Bailey. NEW FALL Ijice Table PriM - p m id WE WILL HE OPEN FRIDAY NIC.HT UNTIL 9:00 O’CLOCK. EVERYTHING IN THE STORE HAB HEEN MARKED DOWN FOR OUR FALL CLEAR­ ANCE SALE AND WE ARE OFFERING A FEW EXTRA RARGAINS FOR THE LAST DAY. FRIDAY. C O V ER S d om e A O A d d lU o M l t o R e g u la r P I c l a r t P r o g m m m e — * » tha scree■ — 1 ( For thr Iwnrfit of the hilitreti'* ! book *Jepariin« fit nf the Sanfoii! 1‘ iihiIr Lihratv, ilio member* of the Literature Department o f the Woman'* I 'Iut* gave a prugm. i ye* tent ay Mftemoon at the club I houri’ following then tegular l meeting at :i:0tl uVlork. j I Mr* J II. Fog burn win ibati i (Continued From Page Oriel ij man of the entertainment for the the immediate future and the farm | d »t whhh incluitril musical num-j administration installed a I ever- 1| tier* hy Mi** Carolyn ('oilier, pi-; age section to work mil marketing| I ani*t. Hint Mu* Mihlieil Nix, eel-] agreement* with tha lnfM*e hkIm** j’ ttkt ttK \ H )iR iililRuhTiTki*. *on of Iry. | Mi ami Mi* ft. F Moiihalvatgi,. Tempera nee and control of a I j pie*enle«l »evei al lin k * of mugie cnholir h eve rage* to prevent f*u the entertainment of lb* abuse* that led tu prohibitum mtj 1920 stepped forth a* dual ob­ jective* of wet ami dry fm rei alike, with expression* of imp® that repeal would supply n Ireahj road over which I*1 tra\«*l toward! m lilt ion of the rent ur r* oldl lnp««'i j piotilem. The pimple language of the. first aerlinn of the 21*1 Amend I mem left to the state* the iminr diate question of wha| hi d • Nt'out saloon* and whether In prrmit their re*u| en ng I ► A flr r declaring Ihe |Hth Amend ineiit repealed it fod aje the' movement of li(|uor into a dr» state. C a th o lic W o m e n S ta R C Justice depat Intent official* *ai*l (h it whether an enforr ng Nivi T h e i r M o n t h l y M e e t i n g mould he written around the lit- * ter nect.on depended upon i on ! gre** itut that three old law* r »v | enng the queatmu **11II were on the -*tat ill i* hook*. They are the Wilson Fackaj*e him. teg dating the m*ei*iai** n toeo t-nt of parcel*; the Well* Kenyon law, fort dihl*ng transpor i lali fi of liquor into dry slate . ami the Heed law. The latter supplement* 111* \\ ehii-Kenyon law, hut primant coven mail* and advertising, ta* , i ng lh|uur ad vrrli-em trt* Iro n pulilu atloii* entering dry «tate Four rnenl er* i*f the Wicker i l am rruniniahion that *tu«|t* *1 piuhlhitinn several year* *tf • joined >e«trrday in urging • *m I eiance aflei repeal and that i!iv tdd saloon lie par m l Their Nurnes." Members r«— — sponded lo the roll cell by di« < ..mj.llmrntin* thr mn pUryldf ■ flower and firin g Ita *br kurtnlghlly Club, Mr botanical end common name. Re l ' » i ‘ was h s to s at , ports were heard from the tariour party given yeaterdsy i committee, during the ouslnesa at hrr rome on Magnolia session. | t^uantittr. of golrlenrod a Thoae present were: Mrs. Un- autumn flower* were ton E. Allen, Mrs. J. C. Bills, Jr., adorn ,he room* where tl Mra. H. L. Covington, Mrs. J c were entertained Ellsworth, Jr., Mra A. C. Fort. After aeveral pmerea Mrs. John G. La inerdy, Mrs. J. bridgr ..urva were added ■ M. McCaskdl. Mrs. Hadye Muses, ewarderl Mrs, James G, end Mrs. F. R. Wilson. received high score pi " Mr* F E. Ruumillat E D IT IO N TXP LAST CALI, ON OUR KALI, CLEARANCE SALE. OUR STORE WILL RE CLOSED ALL DAY SATUR­ DAY. ARMISTICE DAY. A rt Slanley, acrurati, |tu- linin'K A N S A S C ITY. Nov. (AY er wh i ,< ,i lies.lll lrr w'ili Don I ■inning and hit sd new Sitvei i - tiring on Thnnkegivtng. Reports Slipper rc»u,- w'm-n >|co» tin . from -cvrrsl Male- |.oint to a w inter vaudo i " • •-•aern at ihe bumper turkey crop, probably Milane Thvet.'r lum nri.is of|-i. I twice a- Isrgc a- 1**1 year. noon and nigM. I Hamby. Mis laguna, Mrs. 1 Fetes. Mrs. Frank Met-ch, L i t e r a t u r e G r o u p l l u s ! J. K. Giarbilik, Mrs. Iloalin J F. tVathen, slid Miss B e n e fit F o r L i b r a r y I Hoy. the wot Roosevelt, M eet S ch o o l S tu d e n ts - A moneter pep m w lin r and fnollwll rally I* In hr held near Ihr Mayfair Hotel tomorrow nlghl at 7:110 o'clock at one of Ihr step* leading to the annual Seminole Hlgh-tlrUndn High *chwl foot hnli game to he played at Municipal Park Saturday aftern«*on at .1:00 o'clock. A ftr r the nncling, a pa?ad,* of ram will wind It* way through the street* In remind all fa n f that they nrr ripected In *re the rontin ntion o f a foolha.ll *eriea that b«xnn in ItHMl. Another ami larger parade, with drcomtrd automobile*, pul ire es­ cort. anti plenty of mil**. will leave the Mayfair Hotel at l :TJ o' lock Sat unlay afternoon a* n final reminder that the game of the >u»i i* alaurl to brgin j H e a r T a lk s O n F lo w e r W i e b o l d t ’s rfiC M r M e ff e c t iv e a c t io n e v e r u k e n b y . Rosxet I government In the wh.de history |* .. „ Those prrtent were: Mrs. Lin­ ton E. Allen, Mrx Edward S. Me Call, Mrs J O. Ijn c y . Mrs, A. W. Lee, Jr., Mra. It II. tlayfctt, Mra. Charlrt U Hark, Mrs. W. J. Rhode-, Mia Edmund Mriach, Mra II. It McCall. Jr., and Mra. I'arka liuntri DR. U T. DOS8 f'fc lf»*r*ri*r H ig h iT o S t a g e P e p M e e tin g >T-*.u»l_£V M r s. E m m e t M c C a llls H o ste ss ■- ....... — ST A N L E Y irnntliuica prvm l u i Oue» the N R A * u moving ahead fa tt­ er than the Agricultural Adjust­ ment program, Johnson admitted the preaent altualion In the Mid­ west *la about the worst In Ihe United States.*' Y o u n g M a t r o n ’s B r i d g e [ Alt Bounce merit was made this Tnorolng that there will be no reM fra a l for the Thanksgiving can­ tata. a t the Woman’s Club tonight « t i previovily planned. . A R T We Sell JOHNS - MANVILLE HATS Men's Nainsook <SO to 44) Asbestos SHINGLES R o o f s '.c f P e r m a n e n t A sk u s flh o u t o u r B e a u ty F in a n c e P la n Chase & Co Yowell Phune 123 SA N F O R D E. 1 st S t �friari i‘i mmi ^ - 1 PJBNSfrtiW- * Aik *. * ‘ . HANFORD > ■ <f > ■ a^i . .* ' IT* * - *£ > £ £ » - - I Off- 19'PDV«1 TLrff. . IB ~JI • n f ™. n oon , L e a d e rs W a rn E S S 5 ^ -,-' ( ( ‘-M llann l F w it r m « 1 l Diaries X Lindbergh Jo abikfAn l fight U> Geneva, ttvritierlaiid, yesterday after tbiy "had flaw* jar l or the way over Belgium and 7rare*. Reluming to Holland, the American* landed (rifely near tVaalhaven airport. P N ib td V tf SION-HANO- with light' fk id plara* w e t n r f f i- O VE R - _ Irv ntry ta. dialed7c ihe rabala frotti created Intana asylum jQ ^ r ;' ihr police stall >n. and Jail pejmlatlena twtnt y y aat e hen,* will b* tha tall exact­ ed an the cam- ^ —■ H oary firin g broke out sul**qnctdly at the airport, apparently signalising a new split at that J* rtrriw m which the army rhief S ■ ptevltiuxly had placed under con­ s '; ««6i. le t g s r ir a The loyal Captain Itelinarlo Her- tlan by *ht dafcdi'* ?■ hbndo* tobi The Asucla’ lcil P r w > a ratal an, it It ,»l' that Mwrtull'n p'ane had crash? I prtdietad by p it and b -m n ! near Cardcha* and D r M .« . T t y K V . , ' that Mai lull'* fete wa* not known. lar. hattd •#B&l ffi" U tr*a ahnoimrrti late ye* ter day cleloglst. Dr. S j ) !i, afternoon that telephone ronimu- Taylor, wide­ h*« nkatlon with the Itfe rlo r ha I ly known ta PR?;;/' W en completely d im p le d , al- (ha country** the Valet af ki thJuu-h official* could not assign E x p tr ltn c a , H r 1' the reason. KV', ' An earlier report from the in- conducted an a x h a u a tlv a teilrtr raid form er l.lctitenanl a u r v a y In •t#r» Ilevia » ’* i marrhlng from (llinnacom pany [Jfy. r*cn B with a detachment of s.d- w i t h t w a u -i diet* and civilian* ami with t h e Other rioUfl ' ; v . purpose o f attacking Camp C. aclantlit*. ■ Inmbia. fluar.l* were posted nitoot P a |, 1 the garrison, which nl 1 I*. ,*?. ' wa* reported r|ulet. One o f the moot *pn Isrulor f the enrnunter* oeeuirrii al> tl.» Cl V. C pre*idenli*l pulare ul whirh lit ’ tehel* trained heavy m aihior pen »> • and rifle fire. In reply tIn* j1al.1i !■ tfugfrd RWPpi the groun It tin.I Zu l k g a i* t a r n I: nc T .t t 111: 11 . iir t i i i ; . ,’ ltk rtr n.%* ataga af devalepmant. Pheta thaws deputies fir­ ing an embattlad plckits at ii ikerr .i i i i « . i : n i ;| i * | . dr», MrMf! »tlf. j XwlIre in I.-fell llu lr lila i . • I. - T a i ’ i v i i f f I* n i * FITS FOOTBALL STAR Hueitan Harper, gained fam* a* a ■.<** put star last ap.tra* anew* that h» la a* aglla a* ha Is mua«J tar. aa ha divas far |w ball aa tatkle far IN* University o f Saul.v *en t*nf*~r~nl*T~ rin \ - in* ..I i : ,m * * ; . tti< 11 M tin 3rd ilii) «*f A ii w:nnt I M, n i l , f ihp III ihI wlit #**■» I if Iiti.1«f in in*. Mini t And t il ls daeu 1»t * 7 III ul I* M|l|lth I I l u l l fill f it I*-nili l l |«vi-n| if i fi» i ii I II ) — nw r^Kirr T rrm m rrr n im m rA r-p r ti fiilliiw jftu f tf i,f t n . . «i («fsi| n iP ! t » M« dtr«t In Ht iii HihIi I i iiii I) plMfldii to-Wll ii»*a K' r: i*«<rrier nf Mi. •* f f P i:1*. PaeT tlfsO II, Tn |» ftnnij. So t!«p| Itun tV i f l H C. <|i m I In |*( M nl #%i fa ll I'ink nla*. Haaa on— 1 14 Ok. Tomato M Rice 5 lbs. irt llrlM - l vT gas ( a s iffilr d CUMOlUG &TAK—"W ill a torch aong faint iho f emptfslur* 7’* Thl* It mha! relit* Vera Marsh,-, tlar of "Taka A Chance," tried to find c jt at tht Hf.ve.irt? Th*rmOmtftr vvhfn the pfayed hockey f v tt'l A Century of P c g m i. Photo ahai Or t i her left/ perch at I ha bulh of * v-arld’* areitt&i thermernttfr. SETS NEW neCORD — Major AI«H«n4#r P. diS*v M A Small (fold 3ELOX ........ r » M s l« t n h y , v i U r a n af t h i Row* * 10c ■■.1for■17c (TIII*SO Small Oct. Powder, 5 for 'tmall - 3 fo lr TO M ATO ES Jg FREE! Cup nttd Saurvr ^ V e lV o C tiffc B . lb*. r* : 38c Sugar Cured Skruied H A MR. Vi or whole. III. Brookfield Cream CHEESE, each Honed and Itolled DEEP ROAST, lb. Best Bulk l-arrl C O M P O U N D , lb. Streak O’ l^ «n W H I T E B A C O N , lb. F rtih Pork BACKBONE. F R Y E R S , lb. ....... You ll*lp Me! lav.lt T o k »r OH AI'ES. 1 lb*. f u l l/ Je lrv Bnd T h ln -K k ln PU Help You I l.KMrtNR. d»*. S. .. Vi.fN Htulv f , U l l l A l t E. lh_............... •'•Ilf w ith * ' ill-ill H l h t l U ' t l \’ 111 iv* . * I hi I aw In n « h H* b I u l I M i n i i t w in n T | I I F T ® , P V T n an II l i l ■ » » < h n .r 't f U T T U K, 2 h**d» rllnnl Hlrlnales* IlKANR. ^ Ihk. v.. t \ ultl PO TATO ES, 10 lb * . . — tnilluriv ail nf f u r fcnalapmn 'n«Bfh. f a v r l l i l a MRJMt* I mm l i l N f tn « » * • **• lavitBi p rim V*n< *#r%*na »an*t a , »»a r fca*. IlftF V * lly w O N IO N S .-I lb*. Y e llo w M n is i M . ., ! l|i' i l l S A N F O K 1 ) in fit - tin 124c 5c 15c 64c 74c 15c I t M il 25c W I E N E R S , 2 lb s. ...... Small Eitrida Pig P O R K H A M S . lb ........... A ll Meat n E E F S T E W . lb. Prrsh l i m e * I H E N S . lb. ....................... Brisket or R i l l S T E W , lb. ............ * ' ptenle Htyt* » »• jn-r- . P O R K R O A S T , lb ......... | F u l l * M i l l 1* O' d .b.. \ 1 11 HI T- l: < lll-ll ' v\ i f K k M 1 I I I 1 H "*a Vi' h it ! I" i • A T I O N A 1. H A N K nil i n % %• i n i • 1i **1 <n | » ni m u im i M ilk ( 1- | » kt. 1v I A T I, A N T H i i z\ i MB*. .■ | • •»■» i r a il.-I m ■ • IN ...............He I ' Hr iilf* •dll** * • « |lit *-1t ■» I 1 ■i «. * 1**a!•« I»• »**. •‘ • M l............. 1 l*fltlll|lii|l ‘Is*' h i <L»*‘ * IMNfi •Ml:^ * » It ml f " HI II I A r • * h j i'M N **■» •* ♦'iiiMli. , fiti*»- ul June II l * Hl u R riiH T o r i i u u m v o r n u l ' i t i it-i a* 1 i t i : m 1 \ r v i . . \ n i h m . w a in ; i * i m i i 'i i t i i 1: i i l n i 1 111: 111011 i i i k m i ;m * « r 1 in. 11 i i k i *11 l i t f i r ia*4. , lleiiurt uv «•! Ilrluh-r ?t IV!I, nl AIIm i I*, * * ,». i iS m itn ln< I . ; l lll« K l n t l . 'l ** h i-'* e e .'-i " ■ ' ' ' i l *-t - ftlUlrd with Tim Svulnel .tllrtiitlr N nlleo.l line* liiltOiril, yimnla CII4I * | t » r N u m lm r M U I , k n l M a l It — u t , IH e lllc l Nu. I . K a a v llw a we t i n e l l w - l « r - i — lio id in a COIN l-a o v. H a a a e y Ip * w h ic h ah w vr-M M w r* «vaui*l*MilMii 1. M l l l l U I r d h if b li-u p d d a e r w h le e e ir .lv — n llh v v lls iv l iiahv H I...II) a itieforlit ul ihe vb.iir- »r . - f i u vlw k . , I'Iu m I i I m a l l v M W ith h aa h t . ftlfiek of MfrUiMird IhiilV > • «ud Hlock Ml -H h e r bhhkh »»w *-l . , . . r : " , : ^ : v ^ *?t,,>* *taivnM -nt <» «■ »... > 4 n . « «i • « : c r * «s,tks*. V ila 1* ** a :sn H »* r -h m> tv. v i i W t t . n . b W c tld l to* u.u a <ay id Nayem ur: i m ItSbihtla • Splrv* *<»*•- 25c 15c 10c 19c 74c 12c Ijtrg * Juley vk h l i 1 U Ilf liN l •!« It M.| III • Hi* if tt i i > Ih e Hw- J J h t.------- --- 1 f M|> l» | 1 M '| .m u 1 ... ......... I 11 1 In m II , i Th a nk * . Itll'v «• M'l-t 1 r 1 •* ft if t i l l ! w ill! Ik ** 4*| ill* i f n I I. f li" IM p i . i i i l i t 1 ■. CHERRIES 2 Canft IM M M M M II NO. 2 SIZE a o e la e. w,txhi r o w . x ilm t H W k fftnl iw m , mb ibd >i.lr*a< u»4 Im wiUmm4 m Meat Market. !J I P. tat BL No. > Red Raur Pitted IOC toAP, 5 for JLUaa> Coliee lb. fT ib#n*oa Bupply Ot lbis BiWfriU tr— tiaaat fr++. 1 22c * Jt A > g Small Oct. W a iw rlt ll v s w iTwrssns b y I L I 1L o n g SUM . DUST. 5 for J L U C Lard 4 lbs. e m i l l d r t w r N . I - 1 Inrvllevln* U a . 4 W . H. SU G A R _ U C CATSUP...... I V C lilaraii Flour241bs. Is d A Sa l m «n.uni 1 1« i •. aa Ii ii Ii i i 1p i *m «1y ha­ i r . . M'litPtl, It iiit c i <-f itjm A .y A p i. IV I I ISN V I M* V I HTHIM ROTH I nl •v IS UuHer, 2 for Grits 5 Lbs. Aa aisaelsg twtnuh i akwh taw* atal* ka* I— • i Ia t ik.s, lai n o s o f f c m ! to sit ilin Impfrtal Air Fife#. , 1 wfhf> lo ll le t In th « lata 1 - _______ war# ceia a world'# rec­ ord In an amphibian plana •I*** nil -I I'l'nl si I II I .. I t *« t t I> of Nil cwn cftilgn at averPRINTING win la-l.t lltd >*•*«« t.M 1ftI It rttfV • g« oprtd of t&CLJ mile* an ( * r i i * .........i i * ! \ i« i ■*t H I t t l l VM St. .1 .I e lgft ill- * Mur. Wa afa snipped la prvdur# I a m i . » .* 1 H i m ilt, *** l » .1 . \ t - f J*" flral d i u job work at tM 1 \ 1 Mi l*- I \ 1‘ » ’* 1 ■ \ I f a* » r i . I * V ' l Vmrtt poaalblr p r ic «. G if* M I 'll I * 11 n i l I out t Mt full InIII JI M ! ri*f ff«*'in ■tut I" I'tnl Wil iffii nine p .1. U 'i, ihr ilciihi hiiirnl hlojiiw* J I <» A trial. ) * iti!*-tm* rr*M». ffhl i-oil <H.i * mm hi »• f.ttdl hiBhl n iL lU iy HMMtj.il,| nt II^ ^ rr *fh* A m erican riw.». whrr#* tHIlM » Herald PHnling Co •if their runiv pi Inanui‘*hc 1, j* II ii l i d * 11I i * 11tili cm in*! KaudbaK'* |*rii!i .-,v t Phone 140 - nil t ii»lIP »lf |h'TJ till"! Ul | ' lAltl lull'' I ll'll J* R11II U t||fs| 11*• m l ll*'f j itirfl, ' I 1 IIV III I dllflCv ilii their * ay In tIn* i-d T ? la l t III M I I M|* M|> * imm|»i iyii A * li Hi* ij' I I 4*11111 % i i v |-».li* *• h»‘a^ m In ,i, *«t V JI i I I '%•' N »<- I-* m T i l * - » - 'tl I M m | 1l<*f — hi I 11 i l l l it • t r i e - a•I f i t ( f i l l ti l l • I ' f *l|tl| i I m i Ifiif* l it f i n ^ 11*• •». fif I K K V I «\V* I ' i i I i-a.pt - » i i . • 1• - t h i l l I m I* H . lb. jar* P'ntit Free to Suffcrrn from Attsdcs ,.l,,it it., i «. Ic . Kr» 1 S t o r e M a n a g e r ’s Vi r k i ii lu l**rk a i p i .e s , 5 ib -*......... - m i n i s r t tl; sm s tint C IO V IB , N. M „ N ov. II.-Ilitrh-hlkera wasted no thumb* in Marvin nil**, o f Ijtwlon, Okla . yestrrilay. Th* hark compartnt-ml i.| lilies' ear wa* the exclusive .(t'liitert o f a half-grown nri >ntatn lion that he experts to make a pet. Bile* in I Iwo c mtpnnton. I p*n«rd through hrre yesterday t.n I heir » *>■ home, aomeahat m arrej hy slieir effoils to eapturr th*hii'mal during a hunting trip In nearby mountain eounlry. Ing gray and while p la id c e l t and dark gray frock warn by Lana An- P l.o liliii. ■ I, It Ell I.E V tX , Aid.. Nor. — A nervous yo'-lh in orefalla aalhe l into th* Rcnplej Bank here early yeat»-d*y mm n'ny, fired a tin t Into (lie n!r ami j nt.br.1 the tank o f ‘npnr-txima'ely I I l f 05. Turning, he Hashed fioni the Itank ami jumped into a w ait­ ing ear, driven by » woman or j a mtn tlreainl In jvoim ii' es clulbcs. S T f t lK B M . D E P U T IE S CLASH— Labar traublaa In east, at**I aad ante Indus­ trie . war* being adjusted i*,111 i n T ill: E . A L A B A M A H AN K R O fin E ll M in n s t i'i'i. ii m u * 117 G R O C E T E R IA tats MILDER m S & z �• i ■, k \ ORLANDO TIGERS DECLARE SELVES SURE WINNERS i - • L ocal j . R o w lin g H ere N o te s H ave S a tu r d a y Up from Orlando today came the m m that Scmlnol- H'gh Pc hoot will be handed ■ one tuurhdown Arfaat at the bauds of the T o n ig h t Orlando Tigera at Mur.icinai Park Saturday afternoon when the Iwn tiama matt in the annoal 'o o t'a ll , clastic o f the aaaoon.' A t the t i m e time, new. from Ike training field here i* that thr *.hiee*ytar feud between C-oeb Ifu n y Greene and Coacn Lcoi**rd j l ’ MrLocaa, standing today a*t iw. $ t victories for MrLuea* out of thrrr * played, will be in MeKucn.’ favrt again. Yeaterday'i workoat* were aplrImd. Then# former f r .' tram pi aye re who hara ere., J m.i , placre taken by yoonger a»d ,ir>rr sggiatalva player*, wen* .aid to h alt really “ put out" yeito'dny. seeking to eetabllah them-rlv, < again the favor of Coac'- McLuc.-»*. G *orgr McClelland. fullback who wae expected ta pr.nc ore uf the Itara's ootatandjng plspera, Iwerk'ng like a trojan trying t. the 111 - t ii ade T H E Tin* m m * .muiMlftl in that rVi*ry gam** w ill Ik * I 'U v m I •«»»»••%%lu*rr m th«* S o Jth a - p a it of » n A riiiM tn »• l»ay •el* b m i i«»r S**e hull »•« at you <an come to picking tin* w in I ’lip lln« M llpin. p!»i. o a i«*Hni v«»ur think will win m n will pla> a fir, ami srn»l or fo ir niton on lic it Saturday The fir«l |h»r«* nraioM the a innci* *nd two ticket« to l «• ike fi»*»i lliioe wiiine*** " W ” iip|*o«ltt* thr naow of tlir th«* !•••• leiim* bring 11 to Thr litraid ofMtr In' " I ” if \ *i ilnnk to rmi**c» l**»|a mill judged The M'l.nw rh»*nli*i will !»•• irivrii i* •a.i <|m.** \iim i I SEW ANKE t". 'l l L A N E v *. V A M IE K IIIL T \*. ALAH AM A X I. IHM-.SI. \hm. •’••'Ml .C o A o l cJa o o M c Dovoall V I1 I \ M I ta K K N T t 't 'K X W o m H (l> t- < I.E A IS O N M -XHX I A N M \VAK E F O K E S T vs •'ml U Ao HI K E r^ x ♦•illliani h ii . i II vi».ip t>. N o . i A I H U . I N A I 'A l t O l . l N A iT T A P E L \niiri. fi»*M * rn «* ta l. p u n t pn•**•••?. mid k«*v S»h'*»i»t*. i h m •I. mi .'II h u ll I n i n . i« j i |.....t t *.ii.Ill i *ii* w »ih a had N. t ta. V \ • > . » Maid fow In * I. I• .» *•» Nhlllu H A V IH S O N - lo > i‘ N o x U e u m c . "r ? iif~ r ,.u r -n r x T ir ‘ u-t n u n * th«*n K » p . ,r t m r a % ir lm \ T i i m *«-. m. i»»l*.‘ «w »•! K lialri'* I liHUM* ».%•» ilo -i r | Ilia- Mo|i.»itM"l a iam ifi * t , TIM »t l»*V. ... ■■••!* life* with »•mlif urea thw |.« *•!'. y (y a||. '• Klnrtdlh S alm . »: i .*w nahlp icto iti . ,, . i • •Oonia defeated M* undo *•• *• lb*- ••'lau.li. ii |, , , 11,., M)„, • t'H« |i J a n i e * A . ltd. Mix I' a t l n *u vh f«t gnu:** i . f lit. illll'k till Wi ll to* . . jm.i ' U I I I . . . h ax i h it n | « ai'l le iit g w i i o fi|, I » i .i .|iiw M f i f X t r l x igiii nil tin* xxa-tk f ••» t e d a ) •Mining *4X1)11. Ihr, X im i'll*. A t'a th m ) \.*ai ;o • |ll| 11 .... med MI •• •••• e* .if aueti ••f Vera r . |•11« y ••• «• « Hi.l Oh/ *’ • 'i • t*a»o. »%I•i• |i i- it* )•. I'inx •*.I in III- iHivetiatfr nf : • x i» ' * KRAFT A m e ric a n C h e o s o BILIOUSNESS (po(io0*W , fuutmummtf) s h a s I CONSTIPATION fu ll, i*t*.K*rlae. .* -— at »• •- ••• • .»f “ “ ^ r r When Your Head Feels "Stuffy”# • ,r 1 's t ‘fl n a tu r a l • n nd l . hat ..ir,*t, »•*» ta* with ih« i • » l l u* .M iic h iiie s F I... i.la# i xd’ M ■.••uih. f l a v o r l Leu . I„ S liu ir t Co Firflu germ* .|ui. kt« (’rp.iniuhi.in rum* Imw# il»f 7 h» -i hrt|i# i ii."» n lo ni.ohrn •rtriH » |'**aa.-fl.ill.tiihatfiilr## l'|pp«pni In Ido N h nar.«lHi \.»if «.«*n drug •* • il . tl.M. t *„i„i,ia i *i >i*ia. l. amllMft/rd It* rrfun.t .«*ul ,*>.xtr, J oo die ,|m*i if .*1,0 r**„,1* or rt*ld i. * Dot rrl.r-.cd by l.tiouiuluoa. (*d«.) a I /, ■ r C uYVk X , 1 VIA. \ IkiW ' *JO’ tkvti S ' ■ l-V < ' V « OMa. - \ \t> 0 . 0 \\ o •jKTt.V \ c k V .MOM* - • < a o t>o \ Kkx>ui T Ot-VlE fktkjA A. **V W\ » •W V u o sv t »A ■> (K V -A .T T O K V tJ d n 1 WtvciOld OOV-t-AU-V. kJ VT • s' I SEiElliaua-M. TUBBY alutwa that he can i W It. *> ha' Millar, l l a t a t f , O rh a *, si.ugk U r a»d K e ll,. 0*r.-r atari r, car uamonatrale Ibail ak;Lty n«r* Saturday In ahM ’iru n t-i. t.- t< another turrnl La: '.* C n g iT tO t A M C O im G L o a f i» B e t t e r T h a n ♦ l o n e to -TM e n O V i E t T M K C v e r o iN f t * r n n H e } * h w tL V O M . T E t L r u BE e t A D V IKI A MiAJvCtC uatgfcj Mg.COMES m t v . , a a, n a ^'tOELV. , MXC.V ^ xOuR. U.C,>kTVOJb.t> L k - n k a K V 9 C N , — \ *\OVX T oV tiYLV-KN T S 1 O dCOkJVEkd'EkitV J — vv o o u o .B v y t > TUE X\J^VV.UXI •4EAWLV DCCWE M t CUCV-Oo! / 'A M T R P : O aV o l IN E heattr. I»#tfl*a P , a Box 1903- •hta. Apply B#a I4B, UaTXa T x p e x v r ilc r H X d fliiiK End Serious Coughs With Creomulsion lit h im SURE CCnj«xpj P A Y ^ »C , a ILL JL31la M)M ' HEY A spider! w r Re or' • . . .•• .1after with • tna i "i*. • i x Pim. '• k'oriita, r C ASH T O R old Gold. U. S. Li- «* ilia n i l , haa ••• i » » o f f Ir p a|.|illr«|l.*K f a r * U * * T i l/J y&mss\y ao«H haa x *|*r«l lo STATE ( ’r o u m s A c a c i e m y M a k H 1 '<•*■'• i**i«*i|a.* >'tela. get thr fir.t .trine fu llia .’i hr.i., 1 ’• 1 * . . . . . . . Imw ling h i u w * .»t ho •**a*«»n, t n r frum L o l l . Ilarraxe. »ur-, V / ,* thrlr f r . l in h»l.lm*r Ihr | pri*.ngly powerful U s e M.mr.u* fu| , (|t|,........... „ ,, > *ut, who, unlr«. M .rirllun.:, t.m ,.- Hi* vhoee a rrvrr.al uf form, will grt .kinr . . unr wurthy i.f ui.tng thr , .a ilin g a..ignm rnl s . u i . k ', . Kullin* nil thr ..... . Ihr Anuthrr fight for p... tin . „ in Tan* r . „ -lan.l Tlr...II p . ..aiea. briw rrn H»d>,r Knigh. hav, . .... . ..f ,*T ................ ••»■' .nd Uobbl. Ilu x l... fur >hr .1! .... , l " " * • n "■ •'*..... . u .,1,111 guarlrrback p^.* hn.ghl «>e«.hrm Ih, I .............. . n.r . . . thr .hour uf *11 tallnn.l ......... S o u r n fo m a c h a . nuinl.i i,nr„. •*!». I'nlri. k „ ....... .. ,m l,.. ;' ^ a t a n d l i o a d a c h a .‘ urn I hie year, but .<> m H >•.■•*•• ,,“ * * '* “ '•*• 1 '*"* I .o n .id , lut, k ha, tuiurd In thr brlt. ■ |.ei!-.i f «'•*! Ilullnn, n hu.ny iiit m io •iian*r. there II a poaei ■•I.** >'•*•' Knight may be un Ihr , Irll* ••• ag. m a. thr .Saturday III* y *t" under way. Only .n Injury will krrp Claud. K rill, nrii.almnal halfli.i’s wli» earned a place un the fir .t team Wxn'a Ih Ihem f r I I -li.toplr IimIiL hv h » m narkaldr play ,d la.t u \> ( ' l l A ' l T A N O O t ! A vs. M E 10 K l ( man wn •the* T«*at li r r - ln-1 S a iu riln y m * n l j W i-Yiint r^* ih * f p im la f m r t v a r a R o a d v i 1 1 . • i lf»l v i l l i itnm tiil iniwiM *. Mini | G R A H A M I H ton tn ^ k . atak* and cab lltt.o o . Ckacrulat I too fla t body truck, n-rw Urea *75.00. Pond ona ton truck, ru xW la a«l<\ taw tlrea *75.00. Reel and Sons. m «> rt lf - • nh day l'1-el ailld ml So H A V E YOUK W ATC H repair*! by on* who really knows bn* BHgga, Jrwelar. Mag. Aa. Km S«in|« I I C L E T H O K I 'E vs. A l ’ U U K N W IL L P A Y r a .h 'fo r aacond hand piano*. IV O. Box 353. IK | 4 t ii wrllh vi* T E N N E S S E E M IS S IS S IIT I S T A T E f ORDERS FOR A ll kinda of home .Hiked food taken for drlivary Friday for brnrfil FI rat Mrthtrdiat Church. Phone Mra, (.ro rg * MeCrum h a t g * n . P u rfa a t has •.»« t M Ai W1NTKR l»AHK. Kla.. N «v. I» The undefeated Tin* of Itollin* College, who have t»een un*rnrrd on thia ae*»on. and h «fe not lo«t a game ainte Ihf middle of the 111.11 reason, run the risk of ha\ i in* their rer<ird marrr<l Frida\ | night, Novemlker 10, when 1 strong tram from Krakine C«d tsawa. McLanlin’a Jewalara, m i. . Mi nt% .if fir*, i. m•i.cn 1i*r tag I *. I*. t Ik a llU * % I ’ lorlcla, .M IS S IS S im htiMsa - GiMUta - r r ITE TS0N O PE RA Cumpany pm duction of (iilbcrt and Suit*.an'. Pinafore.” Ellxakrcth Hail audl erlum, HUUon Univ.raity, Orlaind, 4 P. M., Thuraday, Nov. 9 nd R P. M. Friday No. IU. Tick ta, 2&c. 40c. th a t Ta t .1 . 1..I iIn* Jr*, . • tnle. nrei lh« I lit* t ( f f n i « r . w ill p it.b a td v m»t l»«* j a u t i la li lr a* i* • ialI ••( a ^ i.im m * .1 a n k li m i 'IV t i I in I h r i t h iiii * w i lli HE R A L L Y llarrl.on (Thaptar Barnyard Bridge. W o m a n a uli Thuraday, Nnv. 23rd. 2:30 M. I loti r pilar turkey. Two kickena, two durk», two dnarn tg«, p rIt... Auction and Con- K U rn •*h»«rr n f i l K t l l t C I A T E C H v *. F L O U I l ’ A ili* » • X f ■ Sc lis # 1 m o n th . N O T IC E O K I . A M R ) t « . S A N F O ItH 1*1 7e Ua« a IIP * LEG AL I ■Mk r r y | and \ aide* in e rt. Sc *iv« %r*-m im n i.K M * I mIih ..i,i it » in • I ,t|.i- i Ilia >t*a>.>n l c Ihi# 3 (hnap I ST R KM, France, No*. 9,— GPV— S i*tv French avialnia in 90 air* plana .tartrd oul vc-tcrday on a flight thrv hope trill lake them Ift.MS mile* t . French A frica aril enhance the m ililary, commercial not* this w in k. M llU N IA R A T F .S W IN N E R Sllll looking for 1*Hi <i>ntr*t*nt« »n Th«* llrtaM'-* I'irk-ThrWmnvt r**n»r«t wr fril whorl by ••ill) fom !n*i S a tu rd a y — The lift alii ha* •vl**cl**d i •• ito football I nii trad**** u f m* ln l of PNinr* to be* pivkrd f i this wrek. the llillard Feed tram. • hti I V . mid of thr Ne-Hi team t< k high honor* w ith a MO total anil John Ludwig was ne xt with a ' total.I In the «econd match th** W f t * . «-rn I'n io n took .1 altaighi fiovti tt.r Seminole U ndry Ct F. i W t b r r of the L a u m t l^ te a m n< I» l| If 14 1*2 and lh.1 for high :«»•»•! uf S »*» wh'le Henry Zurlleide if ihei \Y«*«tnn Union rolled IH-*. • Set am|| if»i* fo r a .VIM total. _____ _ G r id d e r s N ew s In the S an fo rd t ’ lty ltiw|in«r League last n igh t the Ne H i |1 it* llern t«*ok .*1 «trn ght gamer fn.in O t h e r P la n s T o W in T ilt JM l I FREN CH ARM \l» \ T A K E S O F T P IC K th e g o im ‘ M O W reS VUMV I DlDMT KNOvd V O U W tC E C O M tNG ALONG TOKBN �T U B SANFORD HERALD. 8 _________ 1 "7 — .. • '* a h ’m _______ « Blue Hone Regular 6c Pkga. SALT 5 tor Sweet Mixed SALMON can Pickles 24 oz 3. Friday The Doors Swing Open A t 7 o’ clock p p . T o The “ Last W ord” In Modern Food Stores ! f F ir s t 75 • C u sto m e r s F r id a y T o P ir B t 7 5 C u sto m e r s * S a tu r d a y M o r n in g ! M o r n in g Friday W e Draw T h e Curtain—Throw Open The Doois— On A "W orld 's F air” o f Fine Foods! Beautiful Glasses! YVe welcome you to thi« ut*r»-m<«dern now l ’i**1y W ig g lyl Y o u ’ll bo delighted with it* brightly yrorpemue appearance, ita gleaming window. anil attractive elielree— for we've maJe ovoiy e ffo rt to make tht« the m o rt’ complete, th# m at helpful and the moat pleasant plac* for you to ahopt The former f-’anford Atlantic N a t‘1 Bank Building haa been remodeled to our specification*— everythin* ia spie and apart—in tip top shape. Come ahop in Kanford'a newest— In ino o f Florida's brat and moat modern food atores—come to this' opening rrlebratinn and aave a pile o f hi ney on a host o f foods* , ,1 B e a u tif u l G la s s e s I I First St. corner Magnolia Ave. - Former Sanford Atlantic Nat. Bank Bldg. I Thrilling Money Savers! ■ ____________________________________________ u , u [ T r ic e s Yi.uil Ix>n* Remember’’ R U r h tR e s r ^ r iM ^ ^ lm U ^ u a n U tie s SANITARY CLOTH BAGS TALL CANS PET OR CARNATION Peanut Butter A PPLE BUTTER 2 tor G O LD Nil, 2 (*■■« Maxwell TO M ATO E S H ou se P IL L S B U R V Pancake Flour 2 pkgs. 3 tor F L O U R MtoKiiy'w No. 2\ ca . 2 lb. P k g P U M P K IN PRUNES M »*ly Itn. Hour IMiUd C H E R R IE S P IN E A P P L E Uunlcn Palch CORN cans 2 tor 2 for SCOTCH O A T S ' 2 tor M ACKEREL 2 tor C A K E* F LO U R Pkff. APPLES 6 oz. ctn. !tRAn*d'itr|) nt»j| olral * M E D A L 6 Lbs. 7 29c 12 L b sr 57c 24 Lbs. $1.12 a j IN CONVENIENT CARTONS— HELMET or FANCY BISCUIT P R O D U C E t.aml of Sunshiny Bbl. Ycrk Va. A PPL E S, 5 R ead 4 >kg. I V is it O u r S to r e F o r M a n y M o r e ! U s ” U r g e T h e s e B ig V a lu e s In L ittle T y p e No. 2 Cann Md. UC Ksnut 4 | 1| S p in a c h 2 fo r 1 C 1 2Vg Can Libby'n , Micioua Grape 4 Ox. Std. G u ava 4 * 7 * jJ e lly , 2 fo r .... I I C P E A S , 2 fo r K0 . 2 c a n 1 ’a t s u p ... l2^ Happy Vale i f Pkg*. 4 'w a n s , 2 f<»* ■ [S O A P , 4 f o r . C 4 4 2 3 t o r .... 25c ■ tE A N S H ^ IO C Phnilp’e Juice or Grapefruit... 4 A No. 2 Can Sacramento artif led Toilet Asparagus... a p e r , 3 f o r .. 1 U CHEESE com S T A R C H ........ 2 Ox. Ulltmor* Club 5 ta r c h , 3 8lle*J Pi* L IV E R S , lb..... fo r 1 U C 4 f| 7 .r * .. C E L E R Y , s t a l k .......... 490'a California Fancy Yellow Fruit L E M O N S, doz. B A N A N A S , 3 lb s . California Iceberg L ETTU C E, 2 L h d s, C r a n b e r r ie s , lb . * Indiana Yellow M i c a r o n i ..... ■ W U.lt. U .tl or 4 G r i t s , 3 lb * ..... 1 P k r NBC Champion Flake Butter C I Cnllforria 2 lb s . C R A C K E R S . 4 ft SC ONIONS, 3 lbs........ UB. No. 1 Maine Cobbler POTATOES, 10 lbs,. a B r a z il N u t s , lb . a 22C W A L N U T S , Wk. 1 (Center Cute) Pork Loin N Kk CHOPS or ROAST, lk_.... i V J Seel 'Vftlrra DrUkct or Chuck RoaaL lb. J L W (DoaeJ « 9 m OYSTERS, Piml* Btylf » D a is y C H E E S E , lb y Western BONES, lk ._ Via. Chock ROAST, lb.___ Freeh Apnletfalade C o c o a , >/a l b . . I * y ,. Pkg. staley’a I Y R U P ..............L I W Standard Tomato i J u ic e , 3 c a n s . 1 Hershcy's ( r “lh n l Stiai’py Checae" Lodi Toluy G E L A T I N . ,. I N. Y. Statu Danixli G R A P E ^ A 1 a ' lb . C A B B A G E , lb . tf 2 0 C ibxan Steamboat^ C O R N .................. J UC 3 Pkgs. Lovely A M , 3 2 -o z . K r a u t , 2 fo r ..I t (Small Octagon a w C 7 Ox. Lone Palm r. , I Q A No. I Vi G. P. _ 2 2 C ■! B U T T ER , Ih s B ulk A A Rolled| , A l . Compound. Ik.,.. V HI raaey Wseta. VeeJ 4 ( V CUTLET?. lb... J L W rm k Cr.arnl J A .iktUbaigtr. lb. J l V ’ BACON. Ik___ R W MUk r«4 V B A L CHOPS, STEAKS 1Sc:'- �■ - ~ Rfcctf ta f l o r l d a ’ a H e a r t f * t f « G r M l M t V e g w u b lt h fJ Rkhwt Garden U n i kN tNPifl'KNDKNT DAILY NKWrtPAPKh VO LUM E XXV J- Menber Associated Press CUBAN REBELS SURRENDER TO I LOYAL TROOPS B e a ts SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1933 R e p u b lic a n B IG , B A D W O LF , aa in te n s e B o m b a rd m en t iM a n y E n d s W ith O v e r 2 0 0 Is H a u le d G roups W ith d r a w K ille d B e f o r e W h ite F la g Hollywood Pays Tribute STEADY RELIEF All To Marie Dressier Beloved VORKTOSTART Act rets, On 62nd Birthday BY NEXT WEEK OLD TIME SALOON U p i SeekT o F p tx K P rop osed C o d e s. B a s in * M o v e Tn On T n ti C h ie fs T e lls D e ta ils IS RULED OUT IN NEW YORK STATE O fP r o ffin m W h r c I iI s ■ R em ark R r in r S to le *-1 DftO 0 0 0 M o n th ly j L iq u o r H A V A N A , Nov. 10. — (A.P.)— After hours of in­ tense bombardment from hind and so*, rebels late yesterday relinquished’ the last main stronghold of their blood/ Senator Harry Flood Byrd who two-day rebellion, and bowed I Ifil r| core; IML' Dt‘ HHwmlic vlcUuy In d efea t to loyal government 111 Virginia on Tuesday when ho W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. lO . - W i — Efforts w-ero under way at N RA yevterday (O dssuadr n numler of Indue!"lev whirh, on the strength of a linr spnkrn by Hugh S. John» in at Chicago last Monday, had sought to withdraw their proposed coil®*. * “ No initustry has to submit to u code unless it is abusing labor,” aid John* n in the Chicago troops. ' was rlpctod to fill out the rest of s|m-.h. “ it aimply is not tr r that The forcaa of C jI. Fulgencio ( the term o f Claude A. Swanson, tn y indufiry hat het-n coerced InBallata'ippured pS ataady stream of. a* senator. Holder o f an interim <o n rode.” steel and' lead In the form o f 1appointment from (inventor i'olA handful of iniXistrial or trade Ihree-lnrh shells and machine g-n l«rd «lncc la»t March. Byrd boat wired deputies here aug1 o ff thvo.ifrrouD attack of hi* and r fie bullets into the strongr V ir . x that on the strength of opponent, Henry A. Wise, one- nji*. ultiranc® they wished to hold, anciaat Atarea caitle. before time Btpublican federal dlttrict w iih dia* The N ltA men, n >ntba ratab ran up the white flag. |i|ti'e«ul at first, finally got in Their capitulation apparently attorney in New York City. brjka tha backbone of a revolution j which brought death, destruction | and terror lo the capital. On tb « blood-spattered floor* '.nalda tha fortress lay approxi­ mately 15 dead and 40 wounl-J. Including one woman. A fte r the fall of the caatle i t ___ , ifgx annailnrcd .at- Jh«- iweaulucUal, -T— office* that Juan B-aa Henrnmlcx, (Continued On Page Three) E y e w itn e s s DRAMATIC STORY OF SURRENDER OF REBELS TOLD T A 1 .L A IIA S S T *!, Nnv. t — Plnfi* for p civil works program in Florida, with thouk i*amlfi of men rrt*iilpriv emoloyecL * to-ri-o nniHv ncofl Isgt night by i 'tiifp "* Fnrrir, stale *lvil works -n t-r a'tthnrliv of Senator Huey IV Long o f Ixiuiil- fbo bpw Iv ht*wsd»*nof| srotvfs nf !hf unn, who, aiitlicspting a mas* fr*ff•**-'* e'-linf n<fmini«t*-nHf>n, meeting at Hu>h u ymtcnlay said A "p rfix im s ! r lv no W 0 m en iluii a tax would U levied on ad- - *«n erft f -'s r i AdHT vertisirg carried *n nrtuiiapers uf «r»tv *^y» th n p * ir»,(»i‘ fifV r»*. more than Sn.onn .tic latum week* Vlfsf rnlls will he* fmfdnVfd t»V V t f ly. '‘These damned lying newspa­ 1 ft rm reddic w n rk s ’Rfh n s rk b , pers don’t pay any tax." he is ro- rn*fU, tvwn'Htn pnntrol. wster ported a* having Miid, “ They »EyJ lupplv impmvrmsnts »nd similar that nobody h«n t In* tni'i vi* to t r y ' prokcN. be said. tti put a tax on them. Well, I'll I allotment* AdHjfionnl fcdrml stum them who'* aft aid.” i n rn fts h lv r e a c h i n g 94.000,000 ! monlblv. ho said, are exported to l< i * h w-lh Johnson by telephone, 1 he made to Florida ffom the i In !'• fit d ffom him that he inf ’ D I M n i T I f l U O l •init.tmonno fund set up for tha i,i*4ic i no chsnge in policy an*J F D D D n .lh nal . M i works admlnlai™. l 1m, t those who have submitted too to pnt 4 (ton (VW men In work. cot ft- ?h uld •v advised to go VIoHdx now is reef Ivine 31.230.. thimigii uiih them, non .„onthlv for eoieer-n-y roller. 1 lit"* reply was being g veti yes­ terday, together with a sale* talk tliu r LUlMmiUiia C o n tr o l B o a r d A d o p ts T em porary S a le , S e r v ic e P l a n B O LLYW O O D , Nov. 1 0 .- < A V Scated around a huge cake Weigh­ ing 300 pounds, eight feet tall a n d ' tlx feet acroaa the base, a crowd D o m e s tic G o l d P r i c e h v , ' of 700 persons last nlgWl paU tribute to Marie Dressier on her S t f , A t P o i n t B e lo w " sixty-second birthday anniversary. W o r ld Q u o ta tio n s ^ It was Hollywood's biggest and gayest birthday party. It begma S t o c k s S how with a dinner-dance on Metro* Goldwyn-Mayer'a largest soond , Iatage, with other phases o f tha W A S T T IN O tO N , N o v . Ilk , celebration overflowing to other ( A . P . ) — T ill* A iim in ls t r a t lo lL ^ A ^ ! « x « T I LItsh p ric e O f n c w i s R a r pries* Hundreds of telegram , of eon. _ f i , ....... ,M)lnt lo w q A L B A N Y , N. Y-, Nov. 10.— OP) gratulatlon* from various ettiea la l*1' ^ -l' '* Thr old-time saloon and it* bar the United States and Canada, her th e ivWrltl tlol.n r (|llotntlon r « r wrrv ruled out In New York state I tdrthplac^ were hanked high ou I |h*. f i r i l tim e 1 ..lllV, a il Hr le t ti'lrr an axprrifnrnUl liquor conth . hall all l i '<w • " t e n ir e t e d tn * » m « q u * r v t»nl sminimead bv lha sUita's MA. ,hM ,P; r . l ’ t l It •' " innrd lust night, :ht* were extinguished and out' tetw In d le a tm t! an lights Vi * nral New Vrrkam mav ..f the darkness powerful apot. t o ch eek lh>* ra p id d e e lin e o r ’ 1* \ t.i t (t-ifti»dw Hilly in Iv’nfi I cl,.- slnt.hod at the renter of ,(0 ||nr w h ie ll jU 3t prOi^ HI !■ rp^tmirant*, clubs» l lie -Inner floor, whet* the- giant , , ti-r'in. rfir anil ships. The onlv chorolate cake had been haulad « i , V i w l x ^ =*t r ' " ” nP* ,n* m aorants p^rmlttsd to tall s decorated electric truck, driven le v e l, *• Inks are thota which can prove hv white-garbed chefi. | Tlw ''offirials act tin that most of thalr racalpts coni® Governor James Red pH, Jr^ mjuo,t j.udrt nt five . front the salt of food, Will Roger*. Lionel Barrymore, ndinp yesterday, Vow here except at tables may May Robson and Polly Moron og ’ in-mr ho sold and poured for cut- were among the speaker*. Am eng Tli- Amerienn turners. those In tha crowd were United Preeiilont ........... 'M l#, t r *5*1e of bottled ItQUO? for off- States Senator Aahurst of Arltona im.* (O rrenmrny my imlicy. plunged to rieer l o « waa ra- and Mrs. Aahurst; Carrie Jocolu 1‘ tnisrs consumption b-vidr in London Thursday. a» I * "I l»MI* 'f T|* T'rt Llgt 1 Vtt I “ " '-r l tt'ontlnoed On Page T w a) ,lco e. nf th,. plan were «#«"» . lARE REVEALED IN Good-Will Parly Is Restaurant Group OFFICIAL REPORTtnfuvW F"r'"" hrr*H *h ° nt"T,n.irr ti.e nT»"wWdoia Expecting R e s u lts T h re a te n s To Q u i t .u nlbr-r nmrk**t* T h e dollar op* it' d » l $*.t»li ® d jja a l. nlXir liillL -Ad—l t J ) * puvmdf mid after I niovrtrrm rrnrrrr coo n rs —n 1 ton) --------- t T C T ^iry TTS S r T rj ring f n g "under codST. 1 __nil __*#!»..O t.v eeaaiva rd a llff__ * . _ I , HI*1llnv skiddfd *o 3-**-d7 1-4 oil will continue to reeel ve reli S i In* ns could I l.ondon ••xrhangr. D e s c r ib e s W e a t h e r P l a y e d b a r g e fund* to tide them over the win­ (('onttmittl on S-> Iasi rya* (be dcarant U ter. However. F ogg said the plan S c e n e s In F o r tr e ss li,c Hove,’ of l '(imuiolls, astU' P a r t In C i m s i n p waa lo put at l< V t 30 pervont ot Thai lhe response to the go.alIN I1 IA N A P O L I3 , Nor. 10-— lo I'hanceUoi o f ttie KxcheqU1 O v e r lo o k in g H a v a n a T r u c k T o B e S p o t t y , j*he l'-n,nn* no" "" r' ll'‘f rt’11’ ,°n wIlYTmrtnrradV which tuurr.l this Wholesale abandonment of tha i hamlwrlaln llioi the ind# employnent at " g u a r ^ ,Uy yrstrnlsy will rin.1 N. R. A. by tha 1415 mtirfcars of , - n , o t ( t)V British sicriing WhU immediately, with the oth* By ML I It. C A N K L rornr.l numlwi o f rounty ip s I- Ih* Indiana Restaurant Operatloni 1„- inamifloed. mid, I not keep OH LA NTH», Nov, in Un­ er Ml percent to be put to work H A V A S 't Nov. | 0 -f/ P »-E n favorable weather coodihum* have denis in lht> rlly next Thurs.lay! Association was thraat#naj ra- with II. j • w ranidlv a- po**ihl®» I'rojevt* I.Miking for the bargains that rrntly. Tha association's exacutiva U r irg the nnrlent and battered f F r e S S U l S | ) U t e rau*ed Florida® t ju A crop* to Rising .gold' pi ice. and a uronnni« deelli will rrmtinoe at least until h®h*(•-(.• piomlse.l them by mrmberC committee draw up a reiolullrn iijt,,. imrapaylnupl | Alare* fortress with thr first am__ __ Of M»|x»tlmP goo-! in -tune *rctUdUr IT*, amt longer if Congreaa ap■•f I be mnlnrrads parts may he proposing this action, which v d l) , aii-ed a rally in slnekii rO H T L A N D , O ra, ^ ^ ‘ “ ‘“ jdiularce sent in after the surran-1 IN D IA N A P O L IS . Nnv. IO.--I/P) il n*, »lm o*t failur*** in n ib e f loprove* he added. J J Ofy — Fdnr persona were c-unled noon. In thr opinion o f a iie suhmlltad to rounty vlcw-prasl- Yolk, - Iveckod aoiiicwliat by | calitie*, the fedeuil i lop e*tirn«te whort1 ‘'ir t'hel forces yesterday I. y Harris, of Itichimmd, Ind,, Fa if if, who waa made civil wo*k* ,, flea war* aetioualy injured trade lardy official, erprsssrd to­ iVnt'a this aftarnoon. proftt-La|(iiiH. Infleti-uary , .»*■ lit i i *or for Florida In addltior to the re pci rl ed y e ■I r i iin)'. a southbound United A ir L ite * hurriedly counted J.'. dead and 401 |mhll*her and secretary of Th* executive rommittaa urged] day Condition of udividual iM*pi on mrnt predominated nnd the bli passenger plan, ero.hed Into wounded. 1American Newspaper Publishes *... .Ii-lics at rm rrgcn fy r,ll,'f withdrawal bocaua* o f *11 egad Thr same .onlial s .lo .m r whirh Nov. I were tepotted »i» follow*: s»*« lrv**riii»>r polnldl (*u! that .ll'.c* thickly wooded hills near here last There was noopportunity f o r 1 Assoc atom, said recently thul il failure o f the N. R. A. idetjualaly, Snap bean*• M tc lhim Jfl.UOO, flealp .closed bonyanl at C m.'n.t.c* which have wnr- ■■a. given the tour party as it vt*. nigni and burst Into lleinoa altei 1accurate rlierkinir however, and lleneral Hoah Johnson, Mali nisi •t-Tt'i* p a lilt'd in l*Ake llkeechobec »hv pvnirrta may hav# th*m car i'ed Ijik e Monroe, 1'aola, Lake lo combat chlaoUag, Inability - of e .*li-4 canU;, aboVe, th# pilot apparently had lost Iris i although the casnullles may have, Iterovery Admttilslrator, ‘*ts sin Ins alt ho raataaraat • oyaratoia to fantgf to M a r y , T^ngwood, Altamonte -egion and rest of tho *Laio haf, rthrm i'b to campl'tion r t with chl<*l*rs whfl# food and UNt* J been greater, a ’, parrlit’ y the fo r - 1 lir e rn bis rlcstto to proasrve a a tout 4&nn nr re* to m ale a fla t* V-rled 'throu® m way In tk t dan*#, tog Spring*, and Forest Idly yoatar|*| oats advanred liwsa autfured Irs, damage than frv® proes'/' h® wHr p^rm Hlricki- total of nearL double that liar-1 Mrelv with fniaral fumi*. T > » civmats war* rising, and fkllara o f rThe four kllifd vror* tonprtJ-* t| wo.ks administration will f * r - " S morning baforo th. slop at the N. R. A. officials to p#nnlt T t*. und protJ*JtKt|(. muii in the newspaper rod*’ f»f lilt* would jre rapecled after six hour* jrond recognition, and only after I i mhirtlun ex- Mi.I, „ll lelwir and 30 percent of s * n ‘ -andu Spring, was accorded • #Wtg,td tS cenl.i. nvciion •'preBirvlng the freedom of rated l«*t yeai of heavy bombardment. restaurateurs to operate tempor­ pecU'd It* t tal l.tUiMlOH biiphtl* (he * 1.1 cos. of project for the heroi: «fforta o f a 20 y«»*r uld ih M W tf Malted - ji * foil rera, ' " " h* * <>f the trl,. arily under the proposed national I hi? prr.j**," Firing conlm ed from h rusetops Fa»t I'oa*! <I'otiiLnrio) lout prnrl stew a rd 'it and the ro-plint saved l with n>aidant* of Fern Park, (la! * * Y m t i i o At 7-1* m il# k# , Mr. Ilaitta, n insn® ri t>f th** A. t f »1*1*. restaurant rod#. in the vlcrn'ty of the fortress an 1 « nlly entire fall at reaga fi**m , biu-lla, Sltvia. Oviedo, Chuluota. th# other occupants from a slml’et •» UU Wgfc#at In three yrara, •‘ In olh ii wortU," K i f f exEmergency steps to fo(a>(all . . * iillet* spattered into the en N. I* A commlUfH* tit lifting Ihi- heavy rain*, fate. The pilot and Ihrtr pnssen M tt donspar*. with 24 1-1 ^nined, *Tf h project co*llng $10 - J an.I Geneva hrard expressing sat- such action ware taken by Francis rlosuie, i-odartgi-i fng the lites rfu L\ udili'ii Hint "nuctt net ion » ii huge I f giowi*I* tarry mil t-fartlim over (hr invitation which gars are dead and the co-pilot m ■ -----M o, hi It WM Rtillf i ( outmupil on I'age Four) Mini til rluufy u pii m wlmh ha» P f o n t plan*, tb ie will Ik* to m bun i** approved, ami $7<H>0 of ii •Sanford merchants extended them Wells, regional rerovery director.| four passengrrs are injured. The fifTjr® *llvrr been in controver»y bctwiH ii the t» percent mort rafl*;»ge urn *ne reprrsenU labor, ami $.7000 rep- *• potential friend, and custom lie called for Immediate reports stawardsaa escaped unhurt. from local boards on th* axtgpt duear* fagard as aatlafnrtory. ailmintstiatnj amt the newapapet |I 'l i l i l l ban » « . ' hitrve*U'd tw*t rr*erf a materials the civil w o k * a of chiseling #nd authorised loo*l-| Q#l4-a«lttl*0#d to flow out *dmnu*1 ration will almulder the Mlaa Libby W urgaft, and cu-pi­ code rum in dice fo* M-k *'i ul year, b-ONJ *r,ier*. -I 1 Iih# k. Bgnk 1b o f BL___ I Tho*® inben* o f Urn party Hies to make exceptions to (tx* Prone®, sbacilli a® entire coat. lot II. B. Woodworth, tic liitle. m ntha.” f c't U iy Hem rule C nm t) ha« with a broken nose, made It Ip nft -| "It U the opportunity o f a life- who tarried a large supply of *ou- code In cases where restaurateurs publl# dlatfusslons of ihi- fron'a He aiJitre^NCil a niei ting of the t<mu pa red wilhi dang#f, ^aid hoard f» lusa by titnr foil «'tiI®*, rmintir* and i*ven %rriir* and uihrr nmliurm of ad were unable to mast th* er trip Ui the burning wrocknp • it > n j | India tin A ***dialled. I'u »• her* Mild 2-MHI 111 vrrfixing ram** bark amply hand- costa nf N. R. A- ®p#ntlon. Wttla LfiOO^OOyOOO francs since the S# P L ; thrommuniUe* to get braving ihe danger o f the explow e a v in g H is S to r e * . .... . . g i,., ................ noil M arm let' «<*un r*d. *n1lsf|*d that thrrt* are mighty telcgraphtd to Washington fo r I Mffk ot u jrt.n f> o .im r+ n fa lnktiiiN t» fml in the exetu 1 aion o f the fuel tank In dragging in**** «pi i•• i inAt «Ty tJOO Mil1i thrli long-<l®aire*l public Improve- fi w homn arciuml the county advice on how to meat th# aUoa- and la th# lowest .In,-last Apr. ?,■. rrrnt* " t i u puln. j k it nor m ally f*il out the injured. 4( tintuiucd on Cage iiju il S A N JOS! i o' . whi h arc unawarr n* to i Ir® pur- Hon 1 tint an attem pt w ill be' flntiikv Hurt, Z' * i>i til Hir it These I urnr m rrrncm i —----------------- — w_ s ^ of the 3iM tour mrrrhanti made to >tt ip -p any m of any criticis criticism nf f A .1. Ilfiit, Sun L f t tb'p n-*w at® preparing special b,r P r n t r r P H H R p n n r f p d r o r w w r S o tia lite H A r 4 k that p o lu y , S a n f o r d G r o u p T o A i d alliti tt |imp i li trn b- rp|M»i i IV C l CU ___, . rain events fur nett Thursday,:* * U K 1 C B O only way which ha* hern designated I n C h u l u o t a C e r e m o n y p4i||ct> lo hn\«* Imtii kitiriMi",f n- control oi to censor the medium* |bt left th** ntcirr late yesteniay "N B A Festival Hay." f r the tree expretsloti • firm Mill CHICAGO. Nov. |0. —The Ifl Scout Executive II. N. Brown, l hought/* Young lliirt‘» rnr w&* f«» ml •ditiea of Chicago’ . I it eg if 111 o f Orlando, Karl la-hmann, Ar This, he said, ia now being at­ early ItKiay l«*n mile* mnthwr I tor was la|,ied TueMi«y nml oroi| nruilU' ' S a f e t y H a lly W ill B e tempted i,y the United States g o ' gthttr Bronon and Judge J. U Khaof San Jcipp, ho I nr* * * 1 Arrnlstlrr [lay in fisnf >rd will W A S H IN G T O N , Nov. 10.— (J®> tad for tba first time in ma Women rn .nl,els o f Holy * com* o f this eity, will tw In Cbului*i it in* fit. Hifialeacrib**! the aitun mg in tritfr the kidnapen* from find |,ractically all of it* business j H e l d A t H a l l T o n i g h t Administration officials reported years tny tilting of Samuel Episcopal t'b u .ili will hold a De> ota next Monday night partiri- tjier®. Thr i ai \va*« ff|n»rtc*l to th* t loti 0% ji “ ttis li which will deter house* open for the convenience progress today on th* American- Martin J. InauU, fallen util m in* whether the Constitution wti1 1 of prayer tomorrow tn ro-opr-i* Pattng In th# cvri monies attend- •heriff'a i»ffi t»y n raiMali«*i <d their customer*, hut eity and Although local law enforcement I Suvirt negotiations aa tba J*raal leaders- Both an* In foreign n couka call made bj the , tng the presentation o f a charter tinrnnl Urlfhet* it* ml mln r itnd li>isi and whether we are lo con (lot. with tin rounty off >res, the municipal Ii- officer* will continue their port in .k>nt and chan# ad trio*, to refuge from ihdlclr IJlvlnoff oxcl i i menlb linue lo enj iy the rifrht o f fir e WotTK.o's Au.ilkary of the Nntiuii I rary. the Hanf.ird-AtlaitlIc N a ­ Governor Shulls' stale-wide oafe- their views, but It era* raada .da daf- growing out of eollepee Of t $ to tha Chuloota Boy Jicout troop ilipfriptlnn jwj>itivi*ly iiirntifying ^ * peer h and • fre® p re»«/ ul I ouncil, d w-«s announced today tional Bank, and all , hdr barber, (y movement through nest w#*k, Inltaly known that a lot of wark utility tatolre. Samuel insult, i r . irhkb ^ a been organixed and In it “ The (icoplo must be uwaketie t by lb v. Martin J. Brain. sh ips will ue closed throughout; “ .Safety Waek* tn Semtnola Coon- must still b* tlansarfed hofors and his wife war* atlU llstrd.ThW Hart, who t«-1 .Srptetnlo*T I f ops rat Ion III era for somr time. to the peril which la confronting H ie day i» to lx* obs.-iv.d ly will come to a more-or-lrss a definite agreement la in pros­ ms mharthip la twenty-fire clabV Akaenc# from tha city nf D-cae enmr n man tier of Hu* firm of L, them today/' .Mr. fla n l* told the mound th.- world us a Day of Ih. Jay. There will Iw no special cele- definite ending at the City Hall pect waa mantiapad lost ytar. but anMta Will not mean ths caotclla-j anil Son. owued h, liieditor*, "or wr tliall find the I'.uy. r, he said. The local eh tr! - ration of the day. Rut, a one- tonight nt a safety rally which is er, wan itnu«unlK f»k Jticlttal in hts Umlrd State* in the same famaitluri Lttvlnoff met BacraUry Hull one was namad ta tha 1934 adP tlon o f t w fourth of a serifs of will b,* op.-n front H'00 u’clm k tn minule silence per.od at 11:00 I t>. Iw rngagsd in by employs** of and other hahUa. When lie failed to atprar a* the Kurjpean countries. officials tlms. . ; , . 'M tgovernment instructions la scouting whi:'.i Ihe ..mining unlit 0:00 o’clocs in . ‘cluck is to be preceded by the atata depart­ . - w. . . , _L. __ at hi» hum® ami h® t l * not Imaid Othara uallatad laatode.1 Horalff a'l large Interests operating tn yesterday at th* III. vriiing. Small meditation blowing of whistles at thr local b s f w U en fivan by Mr. Brown to, from f(|r hovJf|4 ftn lntf.ngSv(, M.„rrh ment. Members o f tba group aald F. MeCaemiek, Ma aan and this area. D e L a n d B o o s t e r a W i l l helps will lx- distributed. Atlantic Uaaat Line Railroad shop-1 ' ilirtvtl. Iteprrsantallv#* of the Atlantic no further conversation* war# diugMar#, sad Mrs. franc Cf MrHeyward Walker. m » yards. fourth Kaaott, on! O ff kero told of what they U - O f f e r P r o g r a m F r i d a y . Coast '.In* Railroad, ( lhe Plorida planned other than tho** at tb* MeLaugklln. president uf lluty C'russ Service The annual Sanfo#.! O rlando, W hile Houi*. la U be taught b) >|i»ved waa a previous attempt to Power and Light Co., the Sanford la-ague, with the assistance of high school f.Kiliiall gsme, an ■Secretary Hull said before U tCom Oil ss loner Lou Kaltar o f] kidnap th* boy when three nun In, WINS MUBXfNG TIT LA o „ th# Southern Bel) T e le ­ Announcement was mad* luday ' ---- , stw Orioixkk The meeting will Iw hc’J a large rar tried In crowd hi, au.J ttusl a U rge delegation uf Del^nd Mr* A t’ t nnneUy as prcsa'enl Armistice Day feature fur manyl phone Co., Olri Bcouts and Boy vinoff's arrival that th* Pnaldant years, it to he played *1 Municipal .. (he Woman's Guild, has a. arid th* Russian diplomat -would WEST POINT. Nebraska. A m , i f drn Arrad# bolldlng #1 7.50 tomol.il* lo thr curb but were un-L p#r)lofWt he, rfw) hy W d i, cilllllScout*, and other groups, will deal directly I'ark at 3:041 o'clock. The gam* with the matter , . anged I hr following schedule nf 10— (A)—Sherman HonrIVsea, #g o'clock, and Girl Rcoul* and Uc*.r successful, Th, v followed him sev­ land, aecre’ e rj uf the liet^nd will b# preceded by a street pa- meet for a round-table discussion which brought th* latter eral Mocks until he outdistan ed ('han der uf Cumnitrca, will corns I , .|u i> ilunng tiu day: Ue! V P* T Larva*#tar ’ aauaty, Nabraaka, j m * parent* ar* nrgantly asked to a L .site o f decorated car* filled with a |m'd •* establishing mora defl recognition—a fte r an under*land-1terdsr soon th* taaUi a n n u a l - ^ | a.in I., it ml .,'clock, Mrs. Walk them. to Banford nest Friday night fur ' nlu' » “ r , l P P0" * 1#* ln ‘ hi* city Ing had been reached on import-] tloaaJ rare haokbig title with * | er: t> ntl ..'clock to 10:00 o'clock. I, gh school student*. lb* purpose nt preornllng an tnA dance at the City 11*11, aUgad Th* pul,lit Is Invited. ant details. i Mrs. \t W Warner; 10:00 o'clo.-h net busking *f M i l bubals In «|mtartainment program on Iwhalf nf Mr. Roosevelt saw U trin off •0 g ln t a cootost am the ~ to ll.o o u' luck. Mrs. U. A . New- b> * local young man'* club, will it South A s M c L u c a B T o B e L e a d e r \ th# Htetsun iinostrr’* Club. mai^ It no to 12:00 ..'duett Mrs, J. conclude tb* day'* observance “of•, n E W M ’ A P H IB HEHT M EDIUM Waihteaday and talked with hi Stalp Inna star bar*. ■ An Interesting musical and tha| fo r almost an hour but at Finally Enters O f U n i v e r s i t y G r o u p SI Clan W hit*; 12.00 to 1:00 the fifteenth anniversary speaking program will be presentsigning o f tha Armlatlrr. tlm* all tha matter* to b* o'clock. M i* II K. Whitaart 1:00 N E W Y O U , Nov. 10.— (A*)— A bean *J from the platform at the rear Th* Hanford Herald will brlngj Leonard Me Lucas Km bean to 2 00 t'c lrc i. Mrs. G. C. Coch­ new campaign of advtrtlsbto ln up before direct* dVcuaaloos on o'clock, th* restoration of diplomat!# rela­ it* readers tha news of tha ■ “ * * * * * m n e d chairmen, and B. A. B. o f the Court House at ran#; I:*K> to :t:00 .,'rluck. M is.| < u ,i nrwapapm *f tb* country will b* Y e ite r d a y 'fiW e a was reported, a fter which Mr. tions hod been thoroughly re­ Wilkinson, E. F. Iloushildcr. G. Joe Gonrulr nr.ilc- , 3:00 to 4:03 o'clock. .frie d by tha Provident started viewed. | ■ “ ? 8o* t t W. McRoty, J. O. Sharon, J r , and and (lUIUIand and other persons will M i*. M. Mlruiflb; 4.00 to 3:001 th* ,#PP* T *>our' U f a Insorato* Company o f Pblla e"mi I LJf* — . 7 ‘ g . to p r a * pmmpUy at l*i00| UIni - ^ „ „ u „ A • w * J. A. W H ght bar* b##a nam'd aiplaln th* purpose o f this rour1 ,:0 # l W delpphi* o'ciotk, Mr*. A. ft Nob!*; 5:00 tot In u n - u n i n U n o f a commitlao which U «y rlait. president of ,th# company, aald R e p e a l V o t e s C o n t i n u e n.oo o'clock. Mm, V C. MetMs anU ta i r n i | « for a ropraoMtaUM yesterday. bon. C ONVICTED TRACT itnroo V a n p t k w l a i o f 8anford p«reom* at T o M o u n t In K e n tu c k y Ther* aim will be a c-aUbraUoD is D id * to ,! lb# Unlrarelty o f Florida far (ho o f Holy Coramanl.m at 10:00 raatordar, wo*k-asd o f Nav. I f , designated aa . O C A LA , Nov. lO.—-Ja*#ph H. TALLAHASSEE, tov. 10— W 1ON MOTION PICTURE BOARD LOUISVILLE, Nor, 10— (ff)— _ , I Spare, local Junk dealar, waa found o'clock In commosnoreliom o f Uw bramgbt oot Homecoming. Th* repeal rota continued to gala war (Wad, R#r. Pram aUtod. ■This ^Itlm affair, o#nlo #nniiiiar«A tK* e #Vtlftt considered th* v r tt fjd lt e last night of saeand * o f tba atata legislature, pi TALLAHASSEE, Nor. Ift-^ P ) in Kentucky aa th* o f tha school year, wilt ba fas- merrier o f Jo* H an d m M , , bought 100 a art* o f twt-or ar lands] — Mia* Bagaala N. Tnllay, of Mi­ reached th* half way ■E BB ING CUTS T A X L E T T ! in Manalaa .ra n ty from ldi* tree- anil, yesterday wax appointed to Mlrad bp tha Plorida-Auburn foot* ' ' M M T lO H _ With 2100 o T tha staU’a TttuarJIla ------=? ' I t*a* * f tba atata loUraai I prara-1 taka tb* plat* on th* staU heard precincts tabulated, SEBRING, Nor. JO.—<A=1— Tha merit fund fo r U - f l - • V cash, af review oi motion pUtana left stood ITS,000 for drift In* if council, on petition o f a Lea aald bo n i l aa vacant bp tha death of bar aaotbar, against tba repeal of tba roop of taipayara. yesterday ra- an additloa tM Talley. Th# taonth A man(baan, icoel tha recently adoptod 300 T h . propart* la by th* action lahad by 1U b a y lo 100 mills. I aa.t af Parrish, ■ N# salary la atata*. 4 Die In Flames As Plane Crashes Into) Forest During Fog; !; From ItsNeighbors Working WithNRA E d i t o r C hallenges Johnson To S e t t l e Young C alifornian Is K idnaped While, ] ;,M : , Epi scopal GroupTo L o c a l O bservance ; Hold Day Of P ray er Of A rm istice D a y H onorinifW arD ead Is To Be L i m i t e d ■ ................. ■fn N egotiations Oh SWrk*"r n ,* R*'rfateS R u s s i an Q uestion - S i ci no iS r;-.l',AZ2*ndk i Covers iter � 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/754561d4f3dd55024504c6094a08d459.pdf 8e50173b9ea84ef08f70f7c6f1133337 PDF Text Text I* a i !. .7*;*: ------- r — Tf------------------------ -. • ^ 'Y T T ‘- ■ ■ - y W ; . — j - . .• i I M Fair tonight aad •lowly ri*ln g b * * 4 4N M enber A m o d a trd IN D D P K N P K N T O A U .Y Thursday a W l.'; tr atprra Iere. ‘ NEW SPAPER S A N F O R I ) . F L O R I D A . W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M I I K R 8. 1933 P r ic e F It i C tn U Repeal Is Assured 12AREKILLEDP roh ibition 's R is e A n d F a ll FORDISAGAINLaGuardiaElect In A m e r ic a Is R evie w ed In tough Carolina DURINGHECTICSeries O f Significant Dates UNDERATTACKMayor Of NewYor OFNRACHIEFAs Tammany Falk Remain Dry HAVANAFIGHT t* Ity In Utah J Issue Since E l e c t i o n H i g h l i g h t s Now Have Tha \ «r e Republican mar hint waa beaten In Philadelphia b; Banned Prohibition the Democrats. ' W A S H IN G T O N , N ov. 8— ( A . P . ) — A d is illu s io n e d rou n try has tu rn e d aw ay fr o m n a tio n a l p r o h ib itio n as a nolu- i tio n of th a a g e -o ld liq u o r j p ro b le m a n d w ith in 28 o r SO j days th a t p ro b le m w ill he b ack upon th e s ta te s . * With an Irraalatibla Impart nf ballot*, yaatarday’* election* again ahowed that the hope and confix | donee with whirh the Eighteenth | Amendment wat put Into fnrre i alm o«t 14 y ea n ago wa« Iran*- , formed by tha event« nf the I j . paptlny year* Into anmrthlng far |(y f j<Hf f • r» nt. Bridgeport, Conn., electa a aoelallat mayor, the fir*t In tho b l'tory * f the elate. _______ Buffalo alecta a Democratic mayor, tha firat aince IBM. Philadelphia ami I'ittahurpli rote for Sunday baaeball, and tha Mallon urRmnlaatlon Inaea the Pittaburgh mayoralty to a Democrat. W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 7 llv rc t y Unvitlrnt Wilson, :irt * ... • *1 «••• I i.im | O . . . .. . VnUlrsil I n • u n i ted i Ir I c i in Arfictu.i'w effort to i'>P|‘ lm r r %rl«». trol the u»e of • • m a tin g li.po.i, l!»2t» Jan. lit; FnrliWenth R e v o l t C o n t i n u e d F o r s nre adopt ion of the fir »t •• ate Antr'tidnieni t era me e^crito*. dry law by Mam* . in IN46: June »; Volstead law hy O v e r S ix H o u r s A s 18*0 Nov. c; » ruhidlin i wiii- *U| M ine court. P r o t e s t A g a i n s t ten into n sta e onstituti s’i : H DO* M.m . 2; Join • i S k im t law the f rat time i> Kan-a *. tfg h le n irf enfot ,vmhiiii ena.'ted. G r a u G overn m en t IKII.V May 24 I he A m S a Iim-h 11®*!** -N \.-H; I *. ** •a«ft*r« House* J League organise*! vel* i t«-«| i *ii r t v i! plutti.rm H A V A N A . Nov.R .-(/ P L T w e lv e ! j Mur. | V W . Kei von l*AU Krh. 2tl; eo •:.! i,m. n.l* persons were known killed today ^ j#f| to pruJrvl |lf > l lit* a r .,14 is*.i. hieiii »««!'•4*1 U.,| it* " 18 ' in a revolt against *he t»rau gov- f 7 D ee I * vigit'oenth Mr. r 2 J; \.»l •lea.: Ii » afMM ||lk*d III pl'MOtt1 Is «*• ernment which apparently wa» j amendment s,. m.t.*d ««*•*•.. Ap. :« : 111 -t **!■•! • tin higran. put down after ala and one half I >:*'H Jan. - am, nd-..en- ia 'l V1*1»'*i I.i •Ot if) t. i;il hour* nf fighting, including an 1 f ' 1* 1 •» f " * ' '••--i— i ni. . . .. . * I’M!* Ja»». I••. ntoeinlmcri' **11 A i t T; i**c» 1 * • •iii,* i« v j I. unsuccessful attack on the |M»iaee. j 4 7 ; 1 In.« he* amie Jffih anti . . ■ s fied hy thart> nth c »• N Thirty-three persons are wound* drv nlrng *IOt4* If11 Vole 1tatifi ation. ed, a m a jo rity -cl them roldiera. J(a|, |; w«, i „ i n lie ed lit Eighteenth Amendment n- a rpertacular movement wa> |came niTcrtHi­ Mil ■t'onie fir»t amentlment re Yol .tend VI t.M* I HH1Vt .1 from the ronstitution. hraten back hy the loyal army | <>. an«l than It degenerated into sras- l Joh nson O f T u rn sC h a rge D ic ta to r U p on I ) e t r o it M a g n a t e ; M ay 4* - U se B ig K fli P o w e r fu l M a c h in e L i C h ill F a rm W in d s D r iv e P ic k e ts A w a y S t ic k l>KS M OINKS, Nov. 8.— (A*> — Chill wind* awuoped nut of l>E8 M OINKS. N<v. the Nnrthwinl to>lay ami a.-at(A .l’ . j — N R A Commander Johntrrrd Mid-Weat farm Striker* >on loda,\ aaid "A rom plilc jnd Iwfnrr it. With reddened noae. rlf'ricnt organiiatlon** would he •ml frn.ty hand*, picket, re.e l up won t*i enforce the oh* trealnl to their flrvaldea and •ervanee of the Heeovery Art. truck drivers with Inada of huga M IN N E A P O L IS . Nnv ( ) p | - ! ami milk had a clear road to Flinging another verbal harb nt | the market. llenrv Fortl, (Irn. Hugh S John • st»n NRA administrator. Ia«t night I W re c k e d A a C a n d id a te 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 NK4V (A .IM — } i Fuak la G iv e n P l u r a l i t y YORK. N ov. - 4 e f»- Tlu> T n m m n n y tty* iian ty in N e w Y ork fa lle n — s W t i t fro n t p o w e r In y p ftterd fty'a K «v t» F io r i'llo C ity h4a H e e tio n * w h ich l.n d u n rilin th e m a y o r a lty liy n 250.000 v o t « p lu r a lity , nml cru ahptl t h e t rnttl from hts s|»eech deploring' F arlc.v-en iloritt'il rn iu iid a c y o t Mid West farm strikes to threat | J osep h V . M c K e e . n, if neees*ary, to flub "chisel mo.lie fusillade* which threw up N »r r r In thp recent |xilltleat end gougers under the Kecov 1 town Harana Into a panic hiat<ry o f Tammany Hall hat tha A rt’* wllth the adminlstra-1 I cry Cm wda whirh poured, rest leu* l£on*a lug «lick. l«t«ng ^ d d ir«-iiig a thrtmg in the nt% whin an apparent lirau 1 I streets audtfot mm in a se ond «|>ee«*h of ______ I Mayor John I*. O'Hnvn rall«4 victory became known. hud C !•the fiiwt .Iny o f his swing through —- ■ " |termr-etrirken iluring the attack F i e r v I t a l i a n H uh I ^ n t r" rrr , v ' n uf ,h' , ‘, • the Ini in discontent area, the NRA * . . ™ T ! L f m |borouth.. and hr finl.hrd thlrfl A1thouan tha tmanlmou* aucrcwD e p o s e d S h e r i f f G i v e n , RgMin*t the palace during which, ** I rhiefiam roun*elle«i "patience and; A id T o C o n f l i c t i n g jin a thrrr r«rn er*.l raca. alon favoring the ■M i l l o oif atatoe^ I i l i r r lavoring me rati rail | a-, ,, . Iimnlreila hundreds nt nf ahota shot* were lireu. fired. S o u v e n ir s l o lt e (iiv c n In d ig e n t W o r k e r s T o ' -uppoit*' so the Piesuient can' fle a tion. of. repeal wg, jjtoken h v , T* ** . TbiuAHt: i intil R itiLarm y tuul». gtia»ttjr-fHrrn itnnrailty. r.-| —C a u H 0 H . A U H u U f c J , , . ^ ^ •A W a y I n T ir r o w n s A s IT i* P u t O n S e l f S u 8 ~ - T 2 th » oppoaltltn o f North and South Up “Lawless Groups in the revolt More than 2W1 rehela i I>»m .«rallc b o.. nf Urookiyn, to were * arrr«ted The revolting YO R K . Nov. "Fin hi revolt may l*e useful |...t | N EW Carolina, tha margin* In favor I ( t o n d - W iM I 'o k e n s i.iin in g B a s is Soon ... . . . „ , ,, “ U acry hl« own election dlatriet; . , , . , ___ * it 1* nt* part tif wisdom to revolt H orrllo II. I*(.u a rd ia waa ir a re j T A liI.A IIA S S K K . Nov. S . - lA h 1,n ’°.n* ,,,, Ouillermo o f repeal pyramided In the North against our friends Revolt is a under Ih . atrrn di.ciplmr of a r m ,1 ' «* r «r l..lm ,n * d r f , . o f FW* — Dan lla.die, resuming hi. hat- Martiill, a former aviation cupInlrnt upon r *»n • iti4- he re«iw \<IIINC;TO V. N ov * *4b ■Pd Weatward, In Ohio, Penn.yllife and than .ought thr otT.ro o f , ^ ln,,>d IVcor*- " • “ on>,|r knoWn tie for reiri.lati'nient a* Dailoj tain dints of this «*itiitity ib.i saofot.l 1 to I rewnlent ttails\ anno need an pi npei step against enemies, ty mayor o f N .w York on a p r o m t..'S* n , u » • " la and finally Utah. Banking ( ’ommlttaa laCounty sheriff, tailed upon Dr. The capital appealed more c*»n* imiiiix Mint neglr t But what tlid i< * thf logical < • ntt.il Fioi da | xpan* on «*f the FetYtsi Relief of "no boaaiam.” I v,,* ll#a‘ «»r and M rK rr ra ndldata North Carolina went more than Ralph (Ireen, Jackaonville menlalj •■rrned o v e r increasing labor *»)>Mp| mg ren tri. i« , « , v mu over gel from the gentelmen I • f t|i*»M* 1 *•••'» inn ninoit nt taking l.(HN). rift a|. IniV.pendant, qu .cLtrm pareil, fnr N * w Yo,h 'Halriet two to one against, while S4>uth specialist, to tg-t 1*^ t e f »re lio v r r -, troubles and over an incident at w tm me now inciting you arsinst __ .1*. . than HMi Sanf id *)i« r 'ianl*4 and * •*•• llll'll •f f I tie piddle relief lolls and qukk-witUd, thr awarthy.l «hr blow to tha p raatif* Carolina's majority was less than nor Stolls toils) that llardie wu« the Pan American Airways d rks rrrifh I he piesident's progtam? I'll tell >*•••* • 4|*Hl t«l t v *he hravy Jawrd fu.ion Iradar i* t h r l" f I’latm aalrr C.enrral Fariry, ' R..... 'll s plan ntvo 4es the \on '4 hat you got. you got a con­ o f "Souml Ih»»I> sod miml." Mondav, w h •• r e rve*witfies»es T990 vote*. Hall tmiiiirrow r • •run* m a • 14*Ml loll <f a rivtl work* adniints kitul *>f man who voted for war aa rndoraad M cKrr. i< ileirned Juan Antonin Roliio |‘a The testimony was In an*wi*i to dition verging on peonage You l Downsylvanla rolled up more J 4n •a iruit oread** f*u .10 all I4 V r •Ilf 1. It ml the Use of $4.(HHI.IRMF representative In Congress and K ill fight*. *lugglnga and othar me impetenrv " ll) ddla. a f'uban student leader. ba<l got dost it ut 1 n and the toad lo than a five to one majority for a charge of offered hi* lifr for thr ra »*r .y j .cattrrad vlolrncr iolancr aploUhatl thv tour nr *tm«l the reunl\ * O * P 1 a t la Work* funds reason of lack of sound judginm wiped hi* hand* disdainfully on 1tun " volunte ring hi* aarvic*. Nation's lar la rg e .t city ye«tetday a# Ih'Miigti tties#* iidditionai finds, and mental stability" under wh dt nn American flag The tour h «« S' i* ;ti 'it •pat I Itefiu• • -peaking on the faun ail Ohio followed by | tw o to one Then be began preaching g more than 1 .000,000 voters -£#wt*t spirwtl i:g uf Hm* the Aditiinislrati »H mtrfitls In in nation, pleading with the Haniiv was sus|>eitded. American residents here were P rimer |be Mill brotherhooj o f man. term inad whather Tam m any H ^ B IV advantage, and Utah waa anme Dan llardie >e*ferday openetl indignant and many Cuban* i ritl . news Mist then i> t.» I, >tl a|] |«v 1 n no fin part I Mite wolk of the \Ye*-• r.. 'V u e the farm progiam l NRA Fe«t i\ nl Im t next Tr.ur*«<.«> no n » mw on relief mils ••■ that nrhain e ii lias jusi begun to lute." | Hr was liberal when canaerva* would control m unicipal yovartTwhat lea. than two l> one with his fight for leinstatement as •••red the youth's act lism was the vogue — M wat when ment for four more yrara. t b» 4 ni.11 l e put on a s» If ,0 half of the precinct* rep<irtrd. sheriff «if Dad** county with a .lohiis#nt vigorously ilefernletl tlir! prohibition \ full report of the matter was I n k* *41|| b. uiHile If- eiii |« - « ||t * tit•rung l'it«i*. Aa nlarkjark aquail. worked la was popular he town, souvenirs ttom i»*« «sl out M IA I warned America of ccimumic d a* • ume I iw er K a .t Kentucky r«unt* ita ballot* to- c mplrte ilenial o f rh*. ges on •n the hand* of the stnle d«p'»»t Side d iltritk a It >- intended that 2.lHM»,tMh» men 7 I! ment at Washington «fid I* '* *• • bant* will b« i|i«t» duitetl n mum '"N o w tlie NRA comes 114 for a »tei in the days of plenty. with almoat th r p rrria lo n nf * y . I f K enljcky votes re|»eal, which he was k iu ^ O c O (let • Itall t»e ilio e d ».n tin* i»a«.* !•) tin by fJoverimr Sholts. Thr While ti-8rii*tl American anlhoritie* b- re • m*es, while haii«R*ills mm Not Iii un 1 un ailtlitnmal 'J.imiii, • ••in* attack,' he saol "Au<l lr»u»» W . ft will bt the repeal finale. "Jim m ie" Walker swetnped Re­ voting m arhinra, K iorvllo II.** House at Washington, AI ('apom*, rnfuM cm the matter "on*- *»f i»a* to*, ilium* uf *d *« ( l {* “ 1*. whom* From chtaelers, yes, at'd * y D.c. IK publican IweUumrOla In the may or­ (luardta. Kuaion nontlaea f it v o u *'Z ry ; V4t. B wlU signal • rrMleal out along tne route fla n y Sitamore. threats an«l at ilinl alfark we are going to repel or, tor* a badga from 'D iV Toa' tmrtance * the formal approval of repeal —. tevnpte<l extortion front wealth) will all the force* at our Com al rare in IV2V, bU| he came thun* a Tam m any w orkar in a Souvenirs to le that* 4’ ,i«t.| ,nTerrorism and Ish'v stride ron drrn f bark this year under tha the diffsrenro being in the holdr htraipess men were inrntiotieil hy maud In , voting p la rr • *nnrd ip ••*'• eanitsl a- well *■ 1 lude liHIO |>enril« t., •e hni !• I fuai iu banners. Ing o f atate convtntldns " I 44as charged the oftier da) witnies«es in the sheriff's hidutlf »• tn<np *•«•••»• * |n •!•** oili'ti'S *t»*»l • o *4 litMtl ^hdifreo with I be » Krorr diatnet ward lyrlrra ta I a(#uardia was born in New | iiiuerr* of l to >a*hi 1in Firat acattered reports totlny |as they gave him credit fiir clean fFonMltoeil Or l*age Tw o) thr top of thr tirkrt thr il’aorda# . •*eo )<**«tsn<l**r« \rr> «• »enuful**d le York ('ity in IKN2. Ills parents \ f siobet nf i unuiii rti- M ' ahowed 224 vote# for *epeal an 1 ing up the lawless element in • prrad Robrrl Minor, cuuitqi limJlt .. Itnwilt esolosion in tb* t *wn o^ t were t»orn in Italy He was just a i 1to mot mi • toit . 4(Mr it ] canJiikilr f ir mayor, waa I olaad , 4M votes against repeal in ,h* Miami. C nrdrnas. youngster when bis father *4 r‘< 'Mated b\ 11 1 1 1 Hurtlwsi* llrat Kentucky returns. Th* stale WilliamsRHurnHFrom bandmaster moved to what is Info Ih r alreel hy iliuga, and W il­ Ilan lir was charged with msl pie lift* I•* e given t liam M Chadliournr, LtCuard'a'a atartsd Ita count at 10:00 o'clock. feasame anil misfeasam e .neglect . . « . h- u*e ke« p4<i • 441 It luitinued oil l'«K g Twui A ir T r ip T o ()u a k e r C ity -ampalgn managrr, Wai‘ a.rp-tad 1X4**»••) 4 1 ••III•mI F I ii i i d n and lack of ability lie *ai.l the 1S lX M llllO t l IH A l l o l e U V it It the 1oinpl tut» « is .1the ,, fur alrfking an elrclion official. l.or.l I'll I*len< • Hint cashiers, c h .rg r. w .rr "m rrH y * ronciu f o r ( J u i c k N V o r k K o l i e l I'a c tu ia is of VVIN 'r l.ilv t hpn*ta«ing delight over having ti m The greatr*t peace lime army n « • siofv" and not lia-ed * n pwnrn evt I ’ M U f )»rn* y O ffic e H T o «terda> a lem ••)) hint the oppmtunity to enjoy n T e le g r a p h datid the Triple \v " (* 1 ». >l« MS. In t)ie c ity ', h lltiry - 19,000 po­ p". I airplane muinry from Jack ii < gilt ts nf i )m* ,, a to* •'» • III Hi licemen and 1 1 0 0 al'aqyaya W A S IIIN flTC lN , Nrn k d 'l— ifttt pfi kltgt % *•f tlowet * . .1 ifi B e O p e n O n S a t u r d a y - , , *4.1 Ml inf*. nnv ill** to Ftnladelidiia N hI miiimI Rank. ! h pM'selitetl 4*•orm*i| in general—fought to preserve cmUr The I'tiblo Works Admiui*! i a i _ . — *d the new giant, |M pa**en ' •• t e Rcgn.Mttl II.... iuiiay IIIlot t i*il p. i'lDMiU i'oi I* w n w 'ill I he 1 tm•I'l'ini n i« #.1 1., «•» 1 l.niff**.) .1 tY r.trtii I'nion and i'ii*lal I'ala- from the lime the poll* opmad at I attorneys. Itiigam and t'aldwrll. 51 non fcdeial piojert* which o f­ N* ikes See 1 • »• . .1 ,san.'. « 41 1'1 . 1. • II.. . . \-Ml lilt 11if| 44— II 1*4 * I'llpimil a MU It4*41 hy tb#. Fast I A. m M Their ^ie*tr-| laak was la Kiupli .CM ICC In Saliforil will h r j "0 '*• tn r^ rg ie a i • *u \ ii Tian*|H>rt t ’o.. Voile A — ■ ■■ ■ |hut (governor Sholts. sitting a* ficial *1 %nlit would pi 04 tie *H,l *0 <• hotter, ra Viola 1 ,anil (linn. 1 1 tali' 1 I't 1 (Mil . f 1In- M .t .la lli.uk utnnli-rrupted on Ai-u l.licr Day.j , * lo* ,* r L * * ' S,‘ Ir aiul ui I U r *, H i II iiimm * I m i n I Nutitniobile tlraler ; Officers o f Elka lod ges at N rw j judge and jury. did. not rule upon nirn months of ipiick due«-t »in- f w li t it the M dam • Th* «:**i If .»♦ ••* w ii \ ... nniMi. II wa. annuunrnl Inlay liy oo'h ! ,m ' "treel lighting r#*t rued t ■• I hr «ily early this hravy throughout Ihr day. Brayrna, Daytona BaacH. D e U n d .| ,L ,m hrf re actual taatinmnv o f „|„ymen, mrlmk-d i. mu . ( I7S, 1 a/ement i» don.ito••sc to it- l * O *I 1, 1. \\ ni* |.r t.l, of l In* Iim sl msnagrrs. looining t»\ motor ! i-*ound tto t iMint) . Mini (iii. I>rapltr (hr tjlaordrrs 70 purand Euatl* will coma to Banford w itn c-..- w«< ataitcd ilan lir «at . . . ,|,rt.r , giant t•• t,.es|.»i» g • N’ af i.riial 1took I ,, , 4 .. , . .. . • Thr Postal will be Mitrn from \|i M i Hinmi* left heir t- ridav. - IM1 . , . ^.i, . . .. . . . . . •••if lull) inaiie • •»«»kie f|i*|# Priday ltl«*it T»r tha dual pJr -,,,1 tK* otim^ita and of tha talila pended fur **• . . . • IH) ii Hock until I UU) uclurk and r«nt of thr L12IAU7 Mgi*trro<1 the VXIM Ilt IIMI t Ft 4» 44 . Uh t. 1 . I....... nf the la#•I «*aI I to* lainlie* lit J||.k«onVlilr , ,, . paa* ot paying a courtaay vlalt; (rnm t ; „ » , rnnr $2ft0,00<) Murids Solltml It UI lit rig lit tir stle llakei y a i 4It ul « (l tnr rslern Union will t>e open v Hers lis<t pullrd mschuir Iw crv Hr Nf lit 81.1 al *|»ff*rd» which i«'sche<l 170 1.1)4 erlise s no* »pie« sl- f u \ i; \ V . •. ml ».»•» air* I kill, «0 Banford Lodga N. >241. and; N n T n<in, v former nwnar progiiam to rrpaiv retart. st«>rvn .10 o'clock until 10 00 hy J I* M.t a record carl) vot*. . ..of*.«.| XXft- ns mod of - ta .i • it*** an hoiif, hr wa* whlaketl •’H im k j I esf i\ a| I la) At one point Fusion earksfi rahraraing thair part in a h u g o0. r . lo r nf th r f,.»,i„n ahlr iiamsge. is ts UBual on wrrk* lays 41 ............. f.i 1 tin I ' l l I | MMIS#* ••4ft Ss\artiM«ti. (*tisib*lon . Ra I« 4M T he hop! wa * 1t spree -#• 1 loll# telephoned Chief Inspector Jobtl A rail.tic. Day ialtlatlon " h ir h , n„ n„ Pl„ , hotel at Miami llaach. • Oral e%ri% in* r< hunt m Siinl.. t *••1 •bl 1* tune uiiifiii m i<•!%• t let in | boeh Wa-tnngton and Halllmoit* O'Brien mid thrrstmc>i |u appcgl V ia ba atagad in DaLand aa p a r t '. . w f n,,lllon, ,n Miami IlK A T lI T K IIT E K S 11 K j will join tin* rinrton adc. |*|Mp«i , n ii"d s ritr 44it ti tb#1 p* kISloll* Ilf nltmo ♦!)#• f'N *la l F \ T route I t>M AH K LI jO GKTH I'OHT to («iv . Herbert II l^hrngn FA A L piff Jm nstlorwwide ceremony on|Reach maria it intolerable to onlo I’ hilad* I* hm lie If fi the lal --- I’ftserded to (he people <«bmg D». ib*' nntniriMl hanker* • •Ir which. turdsy night. ■Id unless the police s*|uelche*l tK# j erste s hotel there** before Vlirdie in « it v bv autMinobile, and H ATTIK H B U R Q , Miss Nov. It.' I utr, it- pMBiniseia to le.iv.* u ». M IA M I, N«er n iA’i K I*. disturbances more rspi.liy. mi pi ktil 1 \ I're-ahb tii lt«Misrv ell C t i j d u H i l l , Immediate P**1. hers me sheriff. arrived Iihih at I OO "'clock tills Owen, J r, secretary of the League ! — Mrs. Melissa Jan • I4IU-I. 70 tllllt IIII|*l I'M*11,11 of KOI I I w I 1 a U u ir d ii'i forces rlilm u l Mrnl 1he N RA. Iim* )•« •n in r f I rum rung of Municijuilities, yesterday an­ they were abaorblng the bulk of Star mothr>>n-> whrrervr il t* >i»n, .aid iia #r, Dad tW New Hmyraa dvi- (K . n, )K. H.n.rt- L v c .ln d a f* « I uncf I let Iff. tlo dr leg s t**s _ — _ .1 no nceil appointment of I'etar the physical Dealings adm inister*! yrstrrday ah«rtlt net ore ti h-'d> offir al, today, a t.l*nK ill. Tomasello. Ji., «|>eaker of th»* by Hying squadrons uf i»tr«*iM(* for lo t -loi, lluyl I" mine la> mu .>>•■■ n .a-, ■•'■«*». *i n niiiniiitt#• ••f seven ft <1111 DIIF.N D IF IN F IN K Ttmtr haad* tha Daytona Boaco win It wm» mstrurleil r •traw un he h .i hi* atatamrtif Carter, wa» a(Tingi*i !.> tin- Hut. lo- mail* Ilian hythv -orhi of .1 House in the Itf-Yi legislation an arm men as Tammany llall**up 1 q ffle a n ; aialtad nilar W altar , , . . . . . . i*l *la k o-a ♦ ii *• • it*# «»f rer«imm«*nd>4tmns re­ siting of Muium joiIi-m I * Y O U N G S TO W N . Ohio. Nov. H •Ion, as consultant for the league. fightlng Ita greatrst hauls m u nqwkin* haada Ih# D al-n d group. ” • " , . ‘ I T * . .. . 1 •“ P " '" '* ••■C' • * " • ' * \ bub w II *t**|> snnlina F^i ( t ' 1st trig to uniform liattiurig hours, (d*' Five children were burned Owen said Tomasello s chief dut it was ovarthruwn ti) John PurrdF • H i . four or flva E a.tl* iodgo of ' “ “ '^ ', , " " ^ 7 ? " f;*r lk; no bant a uffriinjf louicm M •h i - iif Milt*r*’sf. sn vn#* i barges, to ilealh and their parent) and would be to aid cities interested Mitrhel In lW14--sought to road fle b n will rofrwovtil that city. ^ ' p tT 7 ^ * L *4 . " ' ' " ‘ i F P’ " 1 " )*•■» advertising in their eff*ut i another child was inlun.J when in iddainlng conatru tion loant Mayor John I*. O'Brien back » • ’ ■; p i - U b E .-l On P a g . T W a t |loklay. tint Mther features of tt^nking. s Imuse "erupted hy Mr. anil Mis from the federal public wurks ad Ihe City Hall. yam thr rnnf drnrp and #.iu i*.vill a ltfd Solar 0 . W. Kpm car. an-j, ----- 1~ — - — -y » ------ -— r ~ ------ -------------------1 tm * commit In**, wilt* tinlpr* to John Fete tuirneil to the ground i ministration of ilic proplt- in thr liniiii"‘>u>> Tammany chieftain* deniaJ thay • •••port a• ijuii'kIv ms p «»ib|e. is { >'»dc area „f Sanford." wera raepon.Mle for tba rioting, All |M-r*on* planning t.i !»• i >i otiipoard ,,f tlo* followm r Idnton A report was recalvad. 1^8*1* line motorcadr are expected i '•b n of Ranf«»i«l D H Tuten of | b rie f had beta t-»»o d through q I'-ret al ihr City Hall U-Iuim t< <»n In I-ami, Charles f»l**«l window o f an office o f Jagapk V, Ku*tis, U ottM a f • » p v M l » a t « l y *0 P*r---------- I ' ) * i dot k l i r e . t e k r i . mny Ih- tl McKee, Independent Democratic M l, Tall"M of \p«tpk*t. |. H. aaaaC W a « f than from Banford. I Rnthlaiaam over thing* IIa*onic Turnar f t Orlando, in* in tier of ihr - lain. I m the iade bod, o'fn. candidate. dg#« of Kis«*imm«r. < I Joiner ftt N U M Saturday night. ' was manifest at tha Masonic Rfotliah the w'•• .t Chaae Mellen, Jr., MawhatUa Rite conaiatory, who the .in k e r- la-arlng Kern I'ark. one uf Bamirml r . topic, and tha outcuroc found lha Republican chairman, leiagra; T W , t y f t k r local Klka meeting Temple here last night *hcn Klry* ond flag hoi Ii ■- f Cocoa, nml YY HamiliMn of Or* •pika op “ Fratarnallatn"; It B vre aim# on aslr w ill M i l t M 1:00 o'clock, to bo neaHjr t&O persoag. • capacity Courtly'* fa .fr .t growing lOminun m atin labird for a furtbei meet- 1‘ olica yommiaaioner Rolan t tht* C city. ly, .Senior1 rniur ^ |( ,h%,!„! Iw|| flteiuJcd It. I t.e delegation of bankers ad f o U o w f hy A turkey pilau and audience, fathered ta parti, ipate Chapman nf “ condition. In tha ficcutyd A# 111**, iia* hern ivcojn ixoJ ' by tha n g. '»r*r*l their afternoon staalon to lb>anl of County I'u m n i# lon .r. #U w r r ifr s W ir n t r Howard Over* ln ih# ceremonies attending tha Grand Dmcon. who spoke m. "O f d4) t„ j (l|in M e l a . c h a i r m a n , (Coatlnued Oa ffaga Tkraal Ihiriag a dlaeaaaiaa uf actlun on a f Banford logdc, Sral aS kia) vUU to this rty .4 fid a ls ' Dgtira, Paat and I'r.-e n t’*; and lliei ii.rni era .f ihe County • * my i dinner in Ihe Orange a* bnng vntillrJ to claa#piratcn -eteral road improvaman; mat­ f | y i f j B. W. Helves*ton, o f Live flak, Dr. 2 B, Kerlor, winter visitur, ('«.mini-sinn. a* wi ll Msynr R •••in <»f thr Valdei llofel ’ grill in Ihr iiat of votlnif prr, im t- In in * . County Attorney E P. liouas B J W w a tha members of the City before resuming their discussions ' the cuunty. ^ Xlk a t Ilia Friday a>tatin% h , ’ Grand ILaatar of Florida Ma*o,t«, aad M atm for ovar ho yi'ara; 8peei and nir holder wa* In.tructed fo prreaed and m o S a rs of hta aU ff. . 4’ K o ra fc W g l klaatrr* M. Ready o f r , >m,„ ,, ur ging itiat they juin A highlight uf tha i-tu la r Cum- with condemnation ........ agalnat -i (be Banford Atlantic Natl' nal ____ .. W or.h'pftd M aaur K D. B io * 1 harbdrt il Ir. M W. W ell*, of Hr- y ,,, rbdrtlllr. Hank. • nila.ionara' iiirvi ng uf yaatrrikiy uwnrr* uf liie M itcb*:' property * f r * dan, dadaylag that tha affair waa lands, U. M Smith) l\ # f -Winttr taint when, with thr prvaeg'atlon ■i . r Oviedo fur a light-if-w ay Th • I'ro-tm Cbrvrnlrt lk>. ha* r i.u a n iA l libera preaenf ware t K Dar S O C D O ff G ANG STFHB , ' 0nr a f II m highlight, la thr hU- Cardan, K. If Stunt, of Uinter offervJ a iii-w I heviolrl M*,laii, or uf • yietltljn *ig n rj vy 32 raai- w hich will ba a part of Slat* Hoad tfk __ __ .."r . » ~ ______ - ■ • ! a_J_ .# m____m_________ « • _ j ____ o . u lltoh u . Rati, v ■- nf Klaalmtnrr, J I Fab* uf drnl* who rcprr*rn| i f vole* In ______ . ta ij ot SaafarO Ladgv H f t2 y . I ’ark. C. V. Bracy, o f Dayl na HANK No £02 Ju*t a* *oon as the State •* , »*• two If nr'--lr.f, t lii*li-|H»ri Ihr-r Slrols • • , 1. N E W A R K , N. J h N <». 8 . - 1 ^ — A . S M , aaid that **Ev#t t ffdrtr#*d Rrwcb j J. T. Ilrooka and b lr it -fi ta*' ia X I • -burg. R. E. Nivrn. E. K. F rin Park, thr f'umiiiu-ianwr* de­ J'oad Department agrar* to taka city ami county official- a* writ ' 4*,.S ' " ---- *— *“ •4- * - la e M , a'iaged and (hart .perch wa* to*plr.8g D tpaty paly W. H. Cl.aw.n, o f D iU r .J i Bualla , clared that. • voline paacincl lio rn a i, B. P. Card.ll, and K. V. i 1 ar this part of the toad. Harry M I'apworth and other Ft I-aud.14, 1Uian 10« tha atmoat, and each waa a R. Goat. f O rU n b , F l'ifd A petition, algnad by a*, era I r t Mrere Kdwarda o f Daylona llrach, P. j ahould be e.labltahol at one*, tu |||ryy lo-fy hrada. with snlbfi*iB*lie iy Ovirda i-adga. H arrai|^faile _ btoW Qaa and yartkl> at*J In « * fraatod be known a* Preelnc. M. Ft Fierce ■ i » l fiaberman and I'-h wholeDaytona Batch, V. (*,' Th* "•"•nrradn w i l l I s a v e i , Davla and (ieurgr Kruft ot wa* a aplemfid a>eap Raaidanta uf that rnmnNalty •a m * and retallera, taking tha' OalBeevill. Jark.wavflU Na tt inter Park, II. G lla irh of J. a I I i f f o f Sanford,1llro,"S *ly M 9:00 s '» ,u«k. wl»l« «he hiva teen ra.Ung lha>r 'wllui- l uki Jraup be opened f-tr *•■ !■ # , Kay We.| u Graad Master Helventon i Mac Battery C o. aound (nick Diangr Clfy, J. M. Mel own. and aithar at Ixmgwuod or Altamonta Wimlhoia*, M D e ljn J , H of ' * *............. Miaou . _ « u ordered rafarred "> A , P. Me- Orlaatu as lha prWc'pal apeakrr. c> tapper waa aan rd at Cob- Faaaarou t! hru m* r - ' J J ' .G eorge J. W hiU o f Ml ik.ra. W. alnce tknaa town- arc cl .i# la tba F ii'a n e, of C d J * . RUta ; Ruatwea*" n o f tha aye*l In, Tha -----, t i wn limit* of F rio Park. " ^ivatiun Board official tor th ,i Taaaaa Ttlaevilt* aa. He ala >' *F la" idpplied by a a ^ h M at • i » VrloM f-. K a t a * , 7. J . Tba meeting al.u produckd a dutrtcL ot Maaonr, *• T °* long, bat deadlocked dlac-a.lnw be­ whirh loclu<)ad W. A. Hr hoed at * If. ,/rUwk: U k d Marv ! 1 " rr The usual aumoar o f fnanthly 1 l''ud. C. H. Short and II. K. tween the County CoinmliCgker* . » porta uf yarloua cou-i y off lean i A. K. Ruaaiter. C, O. Bara, School at in 15 nVInrki Lyman Ailawla _ A. Prr- and CH> ‘ Wright, whlU (he rule#- trbool Im-i wren I /.rirw-od and I R,,,kr» *1 CUrmont. lead, ap­ **8— Commi*«I inert W , A. and employee* warn Augukta _ r r ia program waa ia tNRt AHemonl- af 11:00 o'clock- Koa km-. Jr., o f Delwnd. H F l.trd Laffler, 8. O Shlnk ilw r, u j| )|. proved, and ordered fllad, aad Bweaaaah l'a *i N aalerf^ . ja<ue* f i b '* fa -k ln g iftb u «c a f Corwat i of Knetk, lletts o f J- Lehman The county ja|^,and m a y owtataadiag anaiw*# wart Tbumaavii)* .. W l - k t t r rata tall aad J. 0. Uuff. (Ce*"lnuea 0 a ffage Three) • taolurd. Ita uaa by city praonan w at tia o-i'a-ad paid. HARDIE PRAISED, BY M IA M IAN AS' HEARING BEGINS 100 MERCHANTS RELIEF PROGRAM : - . . . . ... - TO TO 111! COUNTY IS EXPANDED TO SEEKING TRADE A!I) 4 M ILLIO N GOTHAM’S MAYOR HAS HAD CAREER OF INCON G R IIIT Y i.™ I 2(i Rankers (rente '•Zone Association During Meet Here E l k O fficers From] Newby Cities Xtim\*ZZ.'TZ:....... Attend Local Meet ..... ............... .1....... SS^udgJ,’ r*n Capacity Audience Greets HighLeader I?rJL^U wn^handufl,'£ w. Of Florida Masons At Masonic Temple County Board Eetablishes Fourteenth Voting Precinct Al Town Of Fern Park Yestcrday'sAVea ther < �4 1'7 0 ' •t l.s f ' l*' *t *} C ■ - ’ *• 'l v■ 1 . . ‘ ..j if . . . ; 1 i* •> S' saw fow v “Economic SeeurityT ■*a* ‘ . W e d n e s d a y , 'n o v k w b e r C * im Daytona Beach Paid All - Pant Due Interest Gotham’s Mayor Has H ad' Career Of Incongruity L i k e BE ERt tl»c-•ir*n»i "Economic Meurity” (a a phraaa which In recent yoarn D AYTO N'A llE A C II, Nov. 8.— want you to m o lt j haa loot moch o f It* former meaning. "Economic security" Rut It Should Rc l* fitaideiit,P e ntire r *• ( The City *>f Daytona Beach has' uaed to mean a little aomething laid aaide in a raving* ac­ • Served Right! r m tiry prntfram . W hkti do thi # romplrtivl payment o f all bond In-' count. or In good flrxt mortgage* or bonda, a little neat egg. (ronlint’H from p «er on**) (continued (ram pare one) off«*r you in ita p lirr . They offer trn-st due to and including Apr.) ao to apeak, to tide one over a rainy clay, or to keep the now Fort Sully, H. D., which l.r , With Hasyin in|f tti«* ail* of « «!U‘* j,->t what they ffiive you tiefor* t, l!i:n, by depositing the sum nl Steve’s Place wolf from the door during' one’a declining yearn. But thin was In Aritona. Hi* hoyln oj was tatnr.** Ifr rfffrrw l, fdurioiiHjr. i nothing. Nothing hut eaplniia gl4.T-.IK to tbr credit nf bond hold­ ■ Opponite Post Office “ economic aecurity" haa come to mean little or nothing In apent in army posts. n Nlatcment i«*tied at the* IM ro it tion. They delinht in glee at th*' ers « i ! h th,. liiigranty Trust Coin-1 recent y ea n . A t £0 he was a 'Nplnmat. His plant f l th*’ f*nrrt Mnlnr 1 nmpatiy ntfitu<te n f ynmr farm ri* nnw. [ pany Of New York. Coupons pay-1 whirh th^ The other day, Mr*. Franklin D. Rooaevrit, addrearing government sent him to the con­ r*r»*nlly "That l« not the WAiy tn aupport able last February, .^arch ^ ad ! sular staff at Budapest and in IttOil wn« tarrrt nf a liitlri a jrroup o f high school girla in Chicago, called attention to a t r r r a l le n d e r in n heron' fieht April M-ill be rcrlmmcd upon pres- • tba importance of "economi* security.’* "You should strive,” he was appointed rnnsul at KiU,nr,j that concern, n r a i r d the m w t d re ad fu l enemy fim eograph Printing | ..T(tr charge," *l**rla r** «, that rvr*t heaet « nation. The wav ontation of the certificates o f nwnska said, " fo r ‘economic security,"so that your mind may his mother's birthplace. T wj years later he quit the Job,;.,happrnr>( ron„ f r o m a In tin that h to follow a (i it *re I erahlp. TYPING be relieved of the necessity of worrying shout clothes and returned her* and worked e lln , wh„ in, rP,l(.hr,| , I nhal It* If iu ie r who ha* ^show n by every Paym ent o f theAe in te re st H rm a) food.” "So w h a t!" ia probably the queation which'arose in the Society for the Prevention o l , r(.pnri), „ Bn imI,re/n*ble .Special InvMtljiatlofui eel hla p n in a iy n i r r for y*ut mean* tlial n ten ta tiv e u g re e m rn t 1 tba rafnda o f thoie girla. How does one strive for "economic Cruelty to rhlbVen and atfiJI -d nnmtr t„ lw or h„ , , „ . rr;.,.,| tn t>i»» k him to the lim it und let lietwreen the rit^ nnd the D a y to n a ! REMINOLE CXHJNTT aecurity r law at New York University. | r, lh|P. , dictatorship n( n*nth ing happen to g ive nid a*id His first venture In politics w n l |(lTll> The editor of the Miami Herald comments that he once Bond holders" A m o cia tim i fun fu rl Ilia enenue* and >0 i«, R ra rh CREDIT ASSOCIATION [Pnrp jn hn, heard that aame good advice sitting on his mother’s knee. his .ppolntment in l!U « t . a dep. let** p u ll tog ether o r it i« r e f ­ p ro vid in g fo r a 2 p e rren t redu*tion 1*MVk Park *»»• b a l n i rim "W e read it In the moral lessons o f childhood stories years uty attorney generalship. He " a *! Plltm.,, 1n ,M. „ , . w unln ir ill 1it i i > - m ir h r that we lire all of Interest m l* on n il bond* ago,” he writes, "and solemn l>*nkers have pointed out the a Repuldican and the po.iiical ( t-iiif! -»i fo h lY P fieph ♦ •••mg to !*•• pulled flown -eparate- a r it n « l the c ity fo r a |>«*rlo«l o f. advantages of saving a little money for a rainy day, depos­ Vamps were watrhing him ev-n H ated w ith fmth n<*tiinr»fi«»n* In then, predicting tug Ir. ngs tor l»nfH • rllh io and t m v n e h** lift■ five y e a ia , ra n tieconw e ffe c tiv e 4if i f m* i*ni thnt the iting money In their banks and watching it grow nnd grow.” him when he got his growth. We too have heard it. like everyone else. No matter how | Hut l.a(iuardla wouldn't wait. elerted tn fell people where t hey ' pPt, m# nj * "mrddlimr** in privati* when and if the agreem ent D Bryan & Thrailkill m tifie d by the hold ers o f 73 per*! little you make, always lay something aside for future use. He .announced for Congrers that Ifet o ff w ith defer*nee to rH u s.lv i,tj,a, ,,4> It.hftAxvi -a id : nnd nothing Ir y n n t l hi« own in" T h e r f a i r the rugged in d ivid ure n t o f o utatan d in g tmnda. "Mrs. Roosevelt Is right,” ssya the Miami Herald, year fr>m the Itemncralic twejfih. fe re rt nnd ni»ininn.M fiijiff! * , w lin when they fid I t h r , “ Girla and boy a should strive for ’economic security,’ but Even the Hepiadirans were -kepA n o llir r ond itio n ro n tro llin g j at your service with expert P ointing1 out the MR A hn noth pr»*w*urr o f thi"'i> d re rn t ruujuri«| millions of Americans today would like to know how that l.cal. IjsOuardia mss Ju<I b buck­ In g *Mr«et!v to do w ith fa itn re* mechanical mlvice. Bring your the effeetiveneR* iff the agreem ent • Im t h\ giiveriiu uu i* , nailmake you fro*.—John security can be attained anil maintained. These millions ling then anil had cast !<!* lot lief* .lohn«oh a ild tfri« find othr-r .it "i i»f dud ing l«v N il K." It i« nhva h n that the H tv fihoubl keep op- ra t tro u b le s in us. kaaw tba truth a*4 Urn thought they had found 'economic security' with their mod* against the slur<)y lames o f art governm ent re lie f nr'-neie-* nre "tncddfim ; wlx*n the fo n t* puh* I e rn lm g e xponditurex down tn $21* * . mu* ruir s in-’ l. itf'l'lj in^ eat Jobs, their thrift, their little Investments in hunks, ini entrenched Democrat*!. Sanford and 2nd lii n Miinrf it ltd t h r law m le r v n i <• | fMM* p ft riuint ti, and I hi* pledge hna lie won. lira mile personal *P „ f .|„wni... »i,..r„ nlfrt , bonds, in stocks and real estate and Insurance. But came in kiiim* p r iv iit r g ra ft x i racket ill.irk ,.f r »m h'1». Service Sis.) b»*en kept. p*als brought him votes , ri,n,,.tm ,| l. i,,,..,,, the depression, and with it went the hard-earned money put W h y. N 'RA n**ihing and x ff r r * j CM O KB CH B RRY T 1U R Shrewd, a practical altruist. In “ Thnt the President cnrn.ol wave n rio I h in g hilt p rid e rl ififi a f it in* t sway at auch sacrifices, went the Jobs, went the homes, (tiiarilla went to Cnncre.s and ( wand and tin n a condl*,.,n ri. *t, .| (’h ir e lin g an«l ra k r le e r in g in thU | ■ (b# Choiocbarrtaa bang want everything.” barked W o .drew Wilson to tin- |,y ,IIU„ V v,.„r. „ f , ,m„-rUiil 1-mi n il It *t irnglVi*' n* the f u ll'| burgundy (lusters, The thing which everyone should be concerned with I nut. kicking over his party. ran> ,,„ ,S|1P, „ V j„ ., «tf I r.a- Ifinixt it V . . . the field la a purple (by today is how Can we make “ economic security” secure. How traces. |y ,.BI "T h i'n * hw tn*«*n nn pow er gtim teaters, can the thrifty person who deprives himself of certain lux­ lie look B course In aviation and "lint what inun can do be Is do.' #fI I hat I (Mild not h** r r r a lh it hi' j e the flickars *hn 1 that tb« uries or necessities today so that he may he better provided when Wilson ask ***1 < nnjfn*Ra tf» m|c umi >fmint'ff*ni{ nf mnkinif hi* Intt I f thi* ir a dirtatorfhip it, ■unmir’i over, Cor. 2nd and Sanford 'a chm wind larrupi the bees for tomorrow, so that he will nol be dependent upon ^eln- declare war, l-afiuardiu c » 'l hi ta-k harrier by mistinilerstanrlintr.| i *> it d irt nf fir«htp by the pfirple nf “ Sanford's Only Home-Owned Fred Store" • y *“ unit llirii hurtic’d (»i F ’ lint* y»y» nmlin ii* in ifivr» him vmir | > i% tivea or charity in later life, he protected in his savings? th r IT nil rd SHatf« th ro u g h t'hidr to eorar, |»<<••»#♦. nn.l ymir «UMp«t»l. he witl i rfnc*v, tit»i ion In t o n g n -M n‘ • tba dew >• ( solii feathery Any other goal In our national planning for the future over­ *n<l fl**w > b imhinjr plim* BALLARD’S FEEDS and FLOUR flume* a(£• in, a reform inuve lh"l» lH»w crhn«tfy farm rh-pnriti, -eO'M cd glitter, looks the most fundamental evil of the past decade. nwnl twepi him info nffirv £* ” T1iem ia f»**w hnni’ »m 1•»•• " T h r e o v rrtim rn ! ha« got to | W T W O O I.I.E Y I*. A. H E It O BERT CHAPM AN AM tba aha disrobe* la a druwsy History shows that every depression is preceded by a |n r » t 4*fnf r»f Tlie f*4inrd n f u lilft in n f u ii m id in tnbiii-'fi w I ip r flu trr« m So p ro tiy t what ftrrrn t nm- ( flatter, IIw n r r - M a r. U nllnrd lle p . S ale sm an boom, nnd also that the bigger the Imom the longer the de- rnvri. In 11*21 h** Impif an h |mi't:« h ri*i«' h* *•' in ye:*ra Th** win yd p o n <•-* do from the ra rk id e rril.v* W e d fa c t ■burry for hollar shlnpreasion. It would seem, then, that the way to prevent de­ duel with !h* rity i outfit r die* «»»d wifunluin |* n«*t w»! h fncliM y fm! ♦ ,f t- lr r m l 'oinoriti«*a. Wi* do no I»*. Though wt know which way lha pressions is to prevent boom*. The wav to shorten de- i kepi: III« pWMJtiiihty heftne lip* i .............. it wi*lt fit*1 M mt - ft," !»« . tamd it w h m a jr d iw l to A l C apm ie,] preasions is to control- booms. Perhaps if we could content j rim1jnm*d, review iny wfiat h"-< aarth la laanlrc. bul ibr-sr gentlem en do rod !ik * | Hi’t u m in s ’ In r n iiir r r a a , lie n#., r, .f » i mII«*y »i«t** the - ilin , 1 ■Ith tba-hut innaft up. east minalvca aL a point half way up in the ascent to prosperity, in 11cur it it pill if’4 t«» what a Hon j f i the Tim* *r> ■— fan** «*t. and sweater, we could avoid falling below Inu^half why ‘ pointTri’ tfic'Vtc-* | dK>/JHR & Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S »te n.m m ittci* bax difH o*ed nltoui Rtwying »It the bewten p»thN It's crunch through th* wo>«i, scent. " are V o tk fid riaiie* Why nrf m rketi the le n r l»* *»f hi* kind o f wiippurt m it I n with a' crisper clatter, in the lig h t of the-e Rut who is he that would be satisfied with this half "Heat For Thp Smith” to I m il it mil fi lend 1 but It'S clamber the hill with a way jKiint ? Who is he who would say when real estate I purity, f>erita>il th** K h tu x l Al <‘apone 'vu* a •nd will gibe j our home new leauty and longer life. grid rnft'kIri'er uti tIn* *h|i ttu 1# i * * ever hud lx r.«vd nbiuil heightened panting— reached a price of fftOO a front foot, "That is high enough. New Y n ik igrxu aut SiriliH ii p lle t •f l c in r»nih- 11th** I** Theaa are the things tlie isul la T o hub now. al r li r r r n l p rirm , in both E co n o m ica l— in d P a trio tic . i s d if t in ihe duv t»i nn ndil*^*I will take no more even though it in offered to me?" Who III I {Hill, hi* p n l'f ir jil * wanting. lnd i f S< I'm d t»iiMi»iefc« nnd i ivie renrhed it* Inweni juunt, n ia he that would tell a friend, “ You are offering me too The breath Is a ml it to clothe STANLKY-ROGERS HARDWARE CO. fo t ig i’i tfuntin g m he tepdei - ,fiki'if->,,ii hud h I**o e rre d much for my stock. It is not worth that much. I will sell W n lk e r *TnM*hf‘fl h hi m I the boron**"; D»* iidmir fx .mil •*! • ) m! «oi| * *h«- 'fid \V**-i in lx* wit* t* * T h e sky baa lost Ita gi.en ieovoa to you for half the price?" And so prices continue to go ra in pa i gn In 204 Snnfonl Avenue iU rnf inis' fit,rut m* f p rn ’*Mi»u u .. nearness; up, higher and higher, everybody knowing they are too I'd fnl H’ H w t ll*fl tfi I Hfl|-Ms i h n n n t<» furn ' > ui I Jttitiardm ix d ie v rd tlx* iifntBtA the heart th if snugglas high, nobody knowing what to do about it, everybody Ink V, , , against Ita lite r ing part in It. Finally, d lity with attitude, price* crash, Know* that the sutmmar is never and the depression is on. < , — arer. "Economic security?" What floes it menu? How ran it Bven the saww ts a chill fleet he attained? How can It he maintained? Is anyone ever momtngi Sommer noan will u* sow re satisfied with security? Or due* he want more? -------------------- o------------- —— —' . turning, AM hearts are gay as th« tapsThe Next Flight rial asters When rhokecberries haag in hurgundy clesUr*. Aviation development continues apace despite all oh— By Clement Weep aLucies. That day seems lo lie fast approarhln« when some pilot will bemoan the fact that no new and daring feats re 1>* trouble with «imi, people m>|n to lie accomplished. Blit for the present Captain Hen ; I* Uttt every time opportunity Jnpt, ( ; r|£fln will cotilant himself with plans and an attempt ad nut. MU. that thaf gat knack hnackad uul. cop|j,Je,eIjr around the wtjrld on a mm-stcip trip He oexpects to he aide to complete the flight in three niNj oneN R A bag IncraaaaJ tba ineem* half tluys. A l the same lime Art Uoehel. winner of the (1 w ag* aanxca ry ala percent, $25,000 prlwt for the San Franrlsco-Hawnil flight in 1027 is aafardlag to William Gyaau . f iha i Awartaaa TadaiaUaa of Labor. At also making plans for the first non-stop world night sfflb aama tlma, kowavar, tba il<* "Thus It Is within the realm of pogaibility," says the # f p rln c haa beaa so great as to Christian Science Monitor, "Ihut the world may wtlnesn a raduaa labor's BCtJkl pjicbaslng race between the two pilots, with another possibility of feffVtf by two paroaaL It dursn't added starters, not in a contest Imolvlng simultaneous tube M l# tba wag* earner murk if you offa from a designated point, hut u race to see which shall fttf him two dollars a weak mur*' he first to get into the air. Mr tloehel frankly classifies and It aoata him fZ.ZO more per his attempt as an adventure, and even (In- most enthusiastic VMk t* II**. supporters of uvlation will sdmlt thnt such u flight, even if Gan*ral Jobston says th>> NBA sucressful. cannot Ik- regarded us a substantial contribution boUR a* tbrast to th# fro* turn of toward real progress in the field of ueriul navigation. th* grass, that H1*'* will b* nu "It is obvious that the usp'iuut* must refuel hi the MaWnllp la this a^mlnUtratios. I air, a process proved entirely practical. Wiley Host also The O*serai should not ob|.ct, than, U putting that it*tnuts' in proves! that It is (Misslhle fur the lolie fllri. with a rolsit I writtag. All tbs puolishrts ask is ‘handling the stick.' to snalc$ brief rest. So these pro­ that a clausa b* written Into tbair posals must he looked u|>on as adventure, Ian nol, as Mr. i* f i fair comyouito-i that thrlr Goehcl would Imply, ‘the only big adventure left In the avia­ ■tloaal rlgkts sliall not oa tion field.' There will still remain the at present unutlemptWhU* <1 agr** that* ed feat of circumnavigating the earth at its greatest d r- i Hula dangar trau tkl, aJmuii*. cuniference. And what pilot has us yet thought to follow on* Cao furtu* what aaxt adalalatnitluti wilt Lo the equator hack to hia point of alarlingT Or has consid­ ered a nonatop flight that shall involve passing over llm j two poles? And there Is always the possibility, when the "'•Wha* Italo Balbo imad* hi* sen­ necessary speed haa been "Luill into illrplanes, of accomp- > sational flight from Italy to Cbi- anylng the sun on one o f ita dally roundal” , «4 f* taut aunusar, thara wat --------------o-------------------a asggaatJoa raliai th*' ■' 1 woull Bdt La tba hern of th* apea heth ahaalu, la dropkhn tato tha aahaea Hu m lalnsd r>n ocdlaary fruit. The Mlaaoo H e m * a la nothurg if not »aht. It* McLain war* th* guest* o f Mr*. Burglars s i. fullowing th. to ao* saycom ala* sharing M. R. Doolog at bar homo in crowd lo Ssaf rd sod sever si f u n A l w a y s th *fin e s t tobacco* Roomily ho haa re- Qaneow Wo M n d a i night. I I s reportod today. T h . barber air aa4 aa.vy daporiMr. and Mr*. A . P . Jo hnson, shop of Alh eit (.rsmlim- «> ■ en­ po aa I* aaaha himA l w a y s th efin est worhmanship of the fltroo brasebaa of Mia* Johnson, and E. A. Wright tered n- S ,t"n l> r slylti lc * t lc ie in(hfanoo aM to tnaafor t f O rtaM * wag* ramat guoato of wan nntbinv I " s'evl Old Mr. m U Mrs. Bala# CwrWU Inider left. FernsM'v H srd w st. wMoo hood ad Ihvr i SlXTKXS Lm ehtesfleas*/ , MU* Ctars PWUipo haa ratorwsd Blnre was hm lrn **prn Miuulav 7$a tha A n n govorac u r ' t * BaaforB a fter a pleasant visit Th# hurvl-r gsin-rl hi* way Sanford Cash Feed Store TOBACCOS ? TLY SANFORD; TWENTY YRARS AGO I One Hundred M illion Dollars worth o f wttti friawda ia Gaaova. r t m p riw a iy sloctkoai under th* govomwtont r barter ,'la Orlando during August resulted Tuoaday in a profarauc* shown Frank Sperry for I * ihs raws, Sparry pollod B7P votes, while hi* only oppoaont. m m U Ottos, drew »1 A through th . first ncteen hat wa* Slopped by tha b a n on the liutde o f th* window and want away dis­ appointed. Th* Geneva House, under tha1 managan>*«t of Gordon Flynt. U In full running ardor sad prepend X taka car* o f lha trowda expert- o f arangoa and grwpafrwR hn* boon liMAJlia ,*«4L,taa ■ ■ itlb' lB n o lk |y (D lld f- CONTRACT AWARDKD *M tha W ASH ING TO N. N o*. lA>>Tha M r J i M H a w y#a*rrd*y s r m u m i award- et th# follow* i ’- l uantrooUi Pavhhill Dredging iMRRilr. Jo*wrrUlo, Tla, tor aovth, *M »»oU jou!m , fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos , ^( "**” 1 *"•«■ ** * ;' .* . # are being aged by .the makers o f Lucky Strike e* like diew—open breti**—a liugo re'urkhh and Dome*ing and mellowing. la of tobacco, "th? 5< S i Cream of the Crop"—for nothing but the beat u used to make Lucklcaao round* «o Ann, ao fully packed—free from annoyinglooaeends. Tha^i why Luckieaarealwayaaomild,aownooth. “ .irt toasted w . i t r '• > .v V O S TH RO AT PROTECTION — FOR S I T T I I T A 1 T I - ; ' ■ �ww xai A ctiv itie s FIN AN C E FIE LD - ----- » » — I N I'OKCK d n t d l ^ 8 - — - ------------Meet IS o c ia l (^cttcrufctT' , wu ! ° ,* * 1w 'c*m - t 5 ! * * » * IV *. TTblw # Um nw ifth a ^ w . . T a. j * til hftV* ft *ub*Vl IJll oJI 1 lM»tly » l K :l)0 I*. M. i i the h U \ 1 I lu ll II I |MS>i M v IliM chiS lift ih il il r t n «>f Ih e ic h w J . I*H<.»h ; u - * fixation* In M rv Uvor^v H u k ■«« Mr*, Henrv th iin u m . l I It t lU V V j i R i ' i a l i r mevt n ^ i S J ie H n n j rinoii l ’hftj*tt*r of th* I*. V l(. * II ) I A -rv \ h V U H W > V \ , \«*v ^ Tho C n tu > ) S in to v ^ s *m ^ v h **j J ilix miHtoii* 'ixhv 'h V j* '<h *1 'a v\vhnr*Ho% •*» ft j f IC.»1 »»f ftluaitvo 'ha*. 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F. * Tr*%. A II lA iv e jo f, ftu lrirv N il. IM e i * N e ll S m ith , and J<Mr*i»n I uni- i> V X ' lO o fi <! 0* X -•/>»* f t m (| f<|| ^ ^ N i X X l 'i K s s s l ^ ll.'t T V 'J l.'ii W idm ldt's S tc J a ScmuHPJv iVf. \. i'huurtueu trv N;*uftd r w ai-j (h ^ || | y Dirt Oartlenera Meet ‘ H*o **>-i a i »■ **** aftw in —j At Mrs. Ijoiickh Home v.- m isid R>- Miamian \s Hearing Hrgin llardte P tt\arwj*fvJt}o t-vm - f l iyr iT^fv*!" Tb-NWa \v MARTIN T i l « . h i S* Ilim iH Thursday j * I l l l l l liv l 112 l l i i Mrv U . . M >,.« >m im. vhV.I, •*■» *'"•*“ C W ir U m l. Mm . H K lIp p iM . M i­ •* •*• ' , **1 l l . I I llt ll, M m a J _ S u a ; A ia t h r u»—t I W r«4fHti»i it t iv iin , .if l i r . * . 'u u l ' U « , M m . *'. r C ilhW . M rs* S u n V i Uaw ..f tlv. I i m **• >-• X * . >*• J . C . M .ivW U . M i - C . I*. H i k l i i I <ti»l C 4 a tt.1i V r l.l *1 H .U , •>(.■ • m « , M m . l_ H. k i t t i ; T . V l ‘ ru » * . Mm. a R b » i*. M m J .i V lio rltikU . M m . J . C . I ' t l W - l M m . V J . * U « > n Mm. 9 . W. S t M k T i M r v l i l l t M V lc k ir y . M lM M trif S a m r t i U m ra l u t fW s , S , J . N i l . T . A . S r e t k i- —* . w - ! | M U * A U i* T r » l l « C . TKSVtS RIVCS 'i n i. l y Hi—i ' v ...v 'Kia* I iw. ip i 1m. l « v - l W THE BEST INVESTMENT •IR C I lllr j UK. KIMNRY M rlA i l i S , Jr. '♦ wihi Methodist C»i vW Hat* RtCtdur Social Meet loareuAiui iW n tlji (M W v— tilr- Does Y ou r Car SHIMMY COOL W KATH KR ^ H k ia o le I h y C h u i r n t in . �>le HighGets "SUCK THE WINNER it ContestsTo Feature Armistice i- VW, f,r; *Slate In u .a j Lie •W SW 'TORK. Nov. We a f ' the country** nine major K I M ' championship* may ha fttM tffa week but Urn net will M ' t r await ' developments of ft*. .IK si1 later. W H b.a full month yet to go kf**U some of the final returns m b ; t^e championship, races shoot like tbt« todayt ;H b Bis—Nebraska can clinch L* tH)s beyond dispute by hsatiw' Kansas'this week. • . [UMataH Valley— Drak* wtU win Creighton, they'll finish with a perfert conference record of two victories, no defeats. Beat— Army, lYUkeeton and Ddqueane, the sola remaining unde­ feated and untied teams with the flret two conceded the beet ebanee of wlnalng up that way. . Mg Ton—The elimination of Illinois left only Michigan, Pur­ due, nag, at the outside, Minneso­ ta, td tarry on. Mhmeaotn’a tus­ sle with Michigan may ha decisive. dknlhweat— Texas and • Arkan­ sas tbs only undefeated teems, meet Friday, Mot- t i Pad fir— Oregon, Oregon State and Soathem California still la the running but the flrat two slash this week. Southeastern Georgia, the on­ ly unbeeton and untied team, looks 1 best but Alabema, Lot: isinaa State, Mltaiailppl and Vandesbilt, all undsfsatad bat tied, ran step In If the Georgians falter. Southern Dube, Booth' Caroli­ na, North Carolina and Washing­ ton k Lee survive. Reeky Meuwtalu — ' UtUah leads orith Denver and the Colorado Ag­ gies a step behind. M R looblag f a f 190 conloatanta In The Herald’# rick-TbeJ T I f t - r l l l n i M fe ll ebert by only four laat Satardaf— The | m U baa M llH id for Ita football fan readera a fine l i f t o f ramea U> bo ykfceJ t tr tbU week. The aelectlona a n tihanvml In that every g a m e 'w ill a*, played 00 mew here In the South aa part o f an Armiatlce D ay -1 celebration. See hew near you can come to picking the wfa«' n on thla week. Clip thie coupon, place a “ W ” oppoaite the name o f the team yoi| think will win, or a “ T " I f y:u think the two tegma w ill play a tie, and aend or bring <1 to The Herald office be­ fore noon on beat Saturday. . The flrat three nearest to correct lists will be judged the winners and two tickets to The Mllane Theater will be given to the flrat three winner*. Name Address ORLANDO v«. 8ANFXJRD GEORGIA TECH vs. FLORIDA MISSISSIPPI MISSISSIPPI STATE vs. TULANE HESULT 5 RATES | 8EWANHE vs. VANDERBILT V. P. L ALABAMA V *. t vb. KENTUCKY WOFFORD vb. CLEMSON MARYLAND vb. "DUKE VIRGINIA T b. W.~A L CITADEL v«. DAVIDSON vb. frnslve football, and the prees S » « heralded far and wide th# C a tot.’ ; Brown » l MERCER , n(j ^ ' l " 11* and JIM THOItFR iaUCH 8IJIT |||cfci , nt| fim e will have grown jo “ Bg." u , it it . hm* T i l s Ilflr A U In w r n t f M . tifc* Mppllratlnn f.*r In * d##4 «•* »• • • • In arrurdjtnr© W ith J t » 8©ld c t r - I U n i » St R m I . . * I t » r r « T I if »o ld la n d b vlo E i m m H al I hr dal*- o f (h r l»«U a n o * o f *urh r r rt If I r a l r 3:45 Lanning K v lrr Silver Slipper Revue wlth that gay galaxy of merry makers Including late featurre with Fanrbon and Marcn. Rob on Moatorola. Ua*d by m UIlw lor 25 y a n . khe'a ratvr I baa* * rvd * * MADIE DAVIS “A M t a a lia M l *rr*b*rt* was a sight froas mdm akhoada. 1 had a hor looking skin and w l p ow der it looked w A fv s r thews day* saw dnol Ointm ent and * T h *»e P ir t ly NO RM A WASHER GIRI.H ■ H i, ,,* < u -e i ) DICK W H E T8TO N K end ble SILV E R HKIIKNADKKH of J. e t r llf lc a ta *•» !* W * jr m a w In fe K a lB le o f I I’ l l A I I I . K I r W lt X J A M S . I4 eeek s e4 a ll rr*4H«*r*s, X nut4p*a, and a ll l* «* l* * « , 4 If i» t r t » n * tuh vlni p | »ln n isr d e m a n d * a ^ * ln > I a a ld * • - I late . fe u an*, each of yo n , or* hor*hjr 1 riMllfl*i. and rmoulroft t« p r M i » an y r U t n u arwl 4 * i«n n 4 a W hM l . ’*•'11. »tr « | lli* r o f I ' m . i*'Of h o T I 1 j ttunlnat lh * * * fO l* of C I IA flF K If \ y W IIJ .IA W R , d »c * * > *d . 1*1* ..f J H *m ln of» ( ! » u b 1y. F lo r id * , io IK* j llean il rthJ» m n . iTw u n ir Ju d K * o f ^(Braltiol* C o u n lF . * l h it «»f f *r * m ih * t'rru n iy r a u r t h o u w i« H onfnril, Hn-imlnalr C u u r I jr, F lo r ld m mi 11h ln I w i h i m oat h i fro m tit* •lair- n f lh * f lr a t (iiih llc o t lo fi h e i v I t.f A l l r U i p * » a d d e m i i d i n**i I |i*» * * t il* d w llt t ln Ih * t in t * a n d m Ih* m in n e r ftr*M’rHi*«l hurmla ahaII I**- ie * tr * d * * itruvldtNL b y la w . I» a l* d O r in b e r . 4th. A . fl. I t l S 1H i* n*d ) T H IS A T U A K T I C NA T liiN A f. HANK O F jA C K f M iN . V II.I.K nr r t r H O V f t ir r . I'e r a o h ll T r mat O fflra f As E i e f v t i i r of lh* I f t i t W i n a a f Te a l it merit o f t*tt*r l«* P W i llia m*. I I e~c r n *e<t Billy’s Unde u * u _ .\ c M r r o n v ' A ^ A T C O L O R E D Womah wishes Laipltloa. Will'stay o« promise* M U .V, lMh kt, Have references. Own ride Reupdtrae. Roll innA mong^Nations Undefeated T e a m s Another wide sweep of th* scythe of defeat h*d lopped U teems off tha undefeated and un­ tied l et today and left only IB eleven, thr ughout the tuOntry (till d ir |e boaet perfect ruoor—u Duqursne e f Pittsburgh With eight successive victories set the pace for th* whole country. Th* Soundleaa Music TUBBY W )H A T'S W Q O U C . W A T 'ajRSses^’- yoo AMurr^aACTumcy Used typewriters and. lam t I 1 . truak, ctaka Chevrolet 1 'ton truak, new Urea ffBXHX ton truck, ru ik n U a*lq 1 W. ttfpa t t j.e o Res) and San*. OR oJU Gold. U. & U McLaullo's Jeweltra, 111 A •hall k t a t i: * T W * H f d a W H k a a l A Wlaftla T h m m g h f COLDS n ain a r o r ir r ttr n r r L 4 »m i)A n .m io E ( o u it it EDDIE WINTHROl* Sherw ood ANNE th « a r c o r d lfiw tipi’ll will Ib iu b tR ir fA n on ( I t l l l h dajr o f N o va m b w r A D . , 1ISS, W llh eae In f D lfU k l H l| n tlu r* and ara I ihla lh * V lth d a y o f O f* liilw r, A l » , |»I| V M IbOUGLAfUI. I 'U r h r i m l l l CNkuri. H fin lpola C ou nty, F lo tld a . I> Cl My A M . W a rh *. I HR Ale). And Ilia All New Edition of The Ro b e r t a In I nl»Bg ra id In* u rd r rm e d 9 LI-8 ----- lInn St Township fl |ld%ith. Stage Shows ft.— <*>> t h t fo llo w ln * « • C lt t t itH U *•"* lutiXml A'jjuuI x.- EiarUlA — Of s w w 9t IR H ]FRIDAY| C h e s t G o ld s • NEW YORK, Nov. B.—<AT— Jim Thorpe, Indian Alhlrle, yeatardat filed suit fir llOdoOJ agalaat the Olumbia Picture. Corporation; claiming the corporation o**d bis name and pletura In advertliing “The White Eagle," a show. :uj which he did. not appear. ”j. I If llitle- r n i b f i m • r r lU t. p r o p ir t f ] ATLANTA, N ot. • JiuI kc llArdcmAiip l* *' M II H N Y D K It It U I N T I W p u rrh a a rt* o f T » i kwl | t l«. d o U d lh# d a y ©f A u « r r-J<4 to * U T ~ halfl.ack, “magnificent stands” against both Hughes at full. Hub McAnley, Tennessee and Georgia. But n rw ^aloe Kelly. Ernie Print, and comes a different etory. These leg Gregory will be filled in at “Fighting Gators” who h*Tr »o Ih* positions where they will '■>* 1 richly earned their special foo*j4U- jnvit needed, distinction, want to d, some fight-; ► Coach Stanley has definitely AtIng in the direction of the other Welcome Sh.-artr fellow's goal line, Inilrad of right kl cenler because Bill Farrasai’a on lop of their own. and special Shoulder Injury la aura lo keep atress will oe placed on offense f,|m out (lf lh> Tech fr#r. This ,|e this week aa the Florida team rrv- (1, ion m(.,nj further that Robert pares for Ita sixth grld ron snwill shift from right end counter of the season which bring* I , thl ,ffl low irk along Iwi traditional leant* le Grant chuck Rogers, tvhn has been ..chest lllg HI a—The Nebrwaka-Kaaa*. game lops th* program I * com­ mon consent I u*ta M aid ylays Kansas R ia l, and Oklahoma moots Missouri. I'acirie Coast—Boo thorn Cali­ fornia's ■iruggl* la lh . outatand. log frature althoagh th* OregonOregun Stale match may carry SrtHITUAL Reading* mvr« championship significance. Health— Mississippi's Southeast­ iijty ‘ RkseeU. Appointowe B ill, B1 E. Concord ern title hopes will I * tested hy Ip. Church oervlcu# every Tennessee but Vendsrbtlt aheuM continue in the running at As­ » f . K wan**’* aapenae. Florida —ad •» left wri a CRB FOR AU kinds ef horn* had-teed taken for doliewry y,; for bonoflt- Flrat Moths Church. Ptypne Mrs; Goorgo w m ^ AIIIHIIIP Wit FI K FOUND ^•fWafora.” ElladbftA Hall aodlA tMam,’' M in a Cnherelly, Deitaad, 4 P. M, XJureday, Nov.'t ’akd l'P . M. Friday Nov. 10, Tlck- iw p it iA O o A 1-Tech th* ,hlek 01 th* The Florida squad .augmented ll.w jr have gone Into u number {hro , t Ucku ogaiaal Georgia of careful huiM m ai.ee the gam. « relieving ' Slarbuck and by many fans, entrain, Friday LEGAL NOTICE • ilh Georgia at J.cksonv.l le. and H„ rk< t o m w i n i * to Jts Soar he. night. MITICE o r A r t fe t C A T I O ft F O R there it no their pur- .. . * . ___|_____ ___ » tax ti k ■ it r u D M i u r n d i j ... . tn it'tb eto boyt cun b« coantel uppost this week. They ere point to * 1 * . . • . _ ara o r t h b u e n u a l e t a t v V,. . . . . __ , ;__on f^r more time in ilit line. I TK * o r T I I It STATU OP Atlanta to play an Armit»»co l>ay ^ , ... . 4 _____ . . M n .o v iiitA . _ im c .. TV,h hoc th .v Tomm^ U n * *»*» I 00*1 * h‘ P* No I lev I m h tro h y ■ iv t n tbail .A . 80. CAROLINA vb. N. C. STATE CHATTANOOGA tee- |„terf*rar U> th# anrpria# and' --------. ’ smaiement of i r t r j follower of annual OrlaBo*-San-! [h* ioet ] team. 11 ram* only thn* T h .l h« «jl) com* through boro Coach Leonard Mc-j Saturday afternoon when be «et« afternoon concentrate.), . „ ,| b.pti.m of fire |a .omewhat at teaching hl» Semi-1 assured, according <o reporta from School eleven a)mc|q,r practise field. Rally' baa never that a n aimed at In-! had a chance to aWw what be ffimHaaMadeSUperb . ' T h e w .y Jimmy Hughes and q s • a s n fjharlle Hl>ls played * ' full-nek Defensive Stand itl, was indeed a treat for all. and Past Pew Contests r n“ln B"d,"*r ,*1buJ Conchee SUnley, < lemone, and ^ WAKE FOREST vb. NO. CAROLINA or lh« V ith O r la n d o T U I l \ / r m ilU U r x w r Tech v 0r^ football ^ „ Grteam, r,1* .tutorvd T.n‘,'l P'-T'n* *«»> ball Go>d. over This k> pracelleot p (B1|mp) ,,y on. of the wise veteran, pf ^ . against Southern fostbal . S i, her Tennessee or Gmngla. will murd.ro.. schedule In I9J3 M b. ck , t, ,-t.l Tech consequently do not .Und ..nlsy, dllU. , wltfl G*»rg* mart] times In Atlanta av a d ish ­ ing fulltack. He’ll lie a guaid In a. an unbeaten team, In fact ,bay „ th. r,ght flank. have lost lh-e. ln.ee Th. „ B. roahlon In which Carl Atlanta th'* fall and hia number OGLETHORPE vb. AUBURN V. M. This week's schedule la devoted almost entirely to sectional war­ fare with only four major Inter­ sections) teste on the card. The principal features o f the week, by sections, fellow: Baal— DuquSane's unbeaten rec­ ord may go by the boards In thebattle with the Pitt Panthers but Princeton look# too strong for Dartmouth and Army should con­ tinue Ita eweep at Harvard’s espense. Georgia's Invasion o f New Haven to meet the Yale Bulldogs tops an Intersections! program marked otherwise by Ohio State's trip East to play Pehn, Carnegie Tech'* tangle wllh U k h lg M HI aha at East l^ntlngan d West V irgi­ nia’s contest wllh Wisconsin at Madison. Fonlham, lu Rose Bowl ropes ruined by Rt. Mary's meets h h BALLY Harrison Che Barnyard Bridge. W etn a Sew York university. Other lead­ g a k T h e radar, Nov. ta rt. ing pairings send N ary agai4*t fV iM. -Door prise turkey. Columbia', Vlllanova against Bos­ Ghickaaa, two dutka, Vwe di ton college, hyraewee against Brawn and Rutgers * fa la el la atta,'/prises. Auction apd | FayetU . Big T ra —Tested by HHm U 4ancfBO N OPERA Company pro- Michigan may /lad Iowa ,Jnst 1T ’dwetton of Gilbert sad #slli«an*» about as tough . la tha moat 1m- -v$. TENNESSEE hu Interference 1 int*rf*ra*«e railed u , r u r to m illg mBUriaTii*, u thru* htmoeir i-.— ENTER - f u t for P n r rn m in ir r n POAtTtWrf, HOM ' A ddin g Machines V �M ■ ? « '• i- i b im M!'j'>;v’ &»? O T :* TsaSaM'*-* , : ’ * jjxz^Ti■% /**« • • . M ld M IB norfda'i n*ar> H»W«rtf)i Gmlttl Vegaubk Iprt Wi Rlchart Garden U *i ^ tttfa r d Menber Amodated Preu DOLLARSEN! LAGUARDIAHAS HOPESOFCITY FREEOFGRAFT How They Voted lUpdMul lajr AMoclatNl i'rvia nt 11:31 tiYUnk this mtiming; ■ tM o r m l i e l l ev A n l a « i L*t»h !!>• T M 101,191 11,341 O h io i , i t i . s t i 371.91: l^ n n 9S4»-T!>JS 1,1*1,911 K jr. tTS-4191 h i . I l l 11.191 N. C . 1317-1121 119,491 :tl.9 C 9 M. « \ | 9 * U 1 tt9 31.411 J1.7IU Administration Boosts Domestic Price O f Cold To Hlnrh Mark: Stocks In Response : NEW YOltK. Nov. 1st Snow Of Season Blankets New York B U F F A L O , Nov. 9.—< * V ~ The flr »t general anowfall of the aeaaon covered Western New York today. Up td three inchea waa reported In many plaeea and I t el ill waa m owing hard East anil Southeaal j f Buffalo. The Morm la general from Lake Ontario to Pennsyl­ vania. Below frecr.Vig temperaturrx reached into aome sectior.a o f the Smith laat night and today aa Dixie’* first spell o f real cold weather continued with prospect* fur even chillier weather In some -latex tonight. A»hevllle reported a low o f 21 Macon and Hslrlgh, 26. Cold weather brought ■ frost a* far South aa Jm kaonvllle where the minimum wax 40 while Gainesville, to the South re­ ported a low of ;ttl Tampa hail, a Id and Pen>H id* had a 42. IIQDOR CUNntOL! Promises To Continue Fight OnTammany; PLA N S W IL L BE Model Government STUDIED QUICKLY Will Be Established __ _ ■:. 1 •* * SANFORD, FLORIDA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9. 1933 9.- IJT>- •____ __ M r y <N IN D OPEND ENT D A IL Y N E W S PA PE R VOLUME XXV *v I # 1 * 5 ? *•OTMT ™ 7&2wr< taalghi. N UM BER I t Price F lw Cents JMNSONTAKES FIGHTFORNRA TOFARMBELTProperty In Lone Heckler Silenced By AdminiBtratorAs He Asks For Better Plan For Recovery Is Ordered B y Of Ci 3000 GIVEN J OBS RAILROAD NUDGE Bombardment To Begin A t O'clock This A IN U.S. BUREAUS IS DESTROYED IN noon, SINCE MARCH 4 STRIKE SECTION DKS M O INES, la., Nov l». — |— General ILifch ,S. J hiutm, In* I rtuatrial Recuvery adminmlrutor, ! Invadetl the home of the Midwest :M V A N A N o v . 9 I farm strike fast ntjrht to appeal atrain for support of the N RA and — L w d t n o f tha ABi Thrvst into the city hall by an A A A as "th f one possible way out raditJU And secret revolu W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 9.—<*•>— »roii»ed electorate amid r M in c ( of thl« ilepresshin** and t « nffirni .broedaut. Sighting the certainty ol prohlH-^ ,Reorder. lo ilie r d lu . fusion’* [that lleCTivery program benefit* tion repeal, federal official* yea- fp,hMnir champion, Promised an wernlng today that, they 1%, I w m * nheady n the way to the te c h y hurried the formulation of, i,,1ntlnl«tration for the next four, tended to aack all Am erica»* fbrmet plana f i r dealing with nationali vcar« Ihmt he raid would art a naprffjScfty In Havana artd i? «»SIOUX C IT Y , la.. Nov. The fin y ire tie i hi made lit* ail* W A S H IN G T O N . N ov. t i — T h f phaart of the liquor control after| tioral modal. Isvndon dispatch** toM of »n Dec. 5 when the IHlh Amendment dr?*!* ttefore 4,000 person* In immediate reault o f the marrh on — Further destruction of properly vakp Intervention b y •.Uj9' " It will tie my effo rt to give to Shrine auditorium. There were Washington hy the greatest army is reported in the farm atrika a m United Staten If thelr^ teflfy n rm irM drop of four and three expire*. eighths carita In the rirhangburet* of applauae as he finished. of job *eoker* on reconl was dls- as another railroad bridge, the Moving promptly behind the value of the dollar an aralnM quick approval given b> the m v- tvmft. *inrrurf* and w a * tr fu !l*«* For the moat part, however, the rlosel >e»terday for the first lime thid alnce tha war for higher f la y b l l t l t f o r c o n tro l U U 1 figures showing the price* atartad, waa audien e listened without demon- in official the pound. eaaary 36 atate* to the 21 si amcndIn m*I • new model for every ■tutu* of pay rolls In all depart­ fire early today. t ration. Meanwhile, the price rf gold ment which repeal* prohibition, r i t v in th e n a tio n ," he m id . ments ami agencies aa o f Orl. I. A The bridge waa the „ . _ _ _ ___ «t leindon waa reduced hut a President Rooaevelt railed hix One heckler who attempted to Fml'ini*. arpearinir freih Homllr lurnnvet of more than 14b.HOO waa I he Chicago, Milwaukee and Pacl - 1 1 chance In the dollarewund rela* aide* U meat with him Friday <o I ho ordeal o f election day, LaInterrupt wn« silenced when the inilirated That many person* flc Railroad, lo c a l*! a mile ,a o .U . •ionahlp anneed an inrreaw in devlae a program which would in­ general n.ked sharply: * )*■ thtv InttfvM fly alii wen- srraralrd from the govern­ of 1‘ ortamouth. Sheriff Q e o r g * 'M mtenoaa t* iqr Con- f* u a n lin n is c rte d th e re w o u ld bet thia quotation when it i* rnn- clude recommendallona la "What- IheltVr plan than Frank* ment pay roll, ss;hlle 146.000 were 1 n»» diHonter w hen ano th e r elect ion > Jenaaia.aaM hg-M oad e-ldonee-ol ed Into dollar*. Yesterday'* crer* tin Itrac e r EfrN pt aw■rairt Ttni' think lronTInueJl On YSiga" T w o! Incendiarlam and he blamed it o n' i>n.H _ - ^ *V*M -----tk * hw come* around. dom evtk figu re w iaea "' f<9f ~ m >rr — T R T lw h t W r m T r n ir s r W T U T ^ o f' farm atrik.ro. | *»•* • * ? ' " * * ' tire department waa drawing its! le next election and the elec* above the tendon * figure A "«rrlin g he rim e here t * an* Early today a atream o f Irucki * , ,*r plan* to kevp dry aU lM dry in • of the next four yearn nr** ROME. Nov. 0. UlV- A cVcree today** waa U cent*. awrr criticism* of farmers that (Continued On P ag* Threw; < w a. pouring Into the Sioux T*»lW ** * * * * * going to hr nle*. quiet and orderly, which financial oh.ervrra aaid St'oka and principal eommodirc'ooMriurn fin Y*age Three) markets In ih « haart of th« arva * tie * advanced briaklr f " r » time that little children will be aid. I I>™>..bly - « * M ,h r , where mogt of tha diaturbantes o f' • M tW W W * to -VI,. rope outride of palling1who'e J n d u .trl.l In yeaterdap’a market*. a« I he dolthe laat few days have o c c k m d .1 tem o f Italy warn presented t i the plaeea," raid I^aG.ardla, pounding U r drapped to new low level* Bcouts on the roads reported T tW l Chamber o f Deputies f “ » approval to- imwerfiil fi.t on hi* dr*k. ■litre abandonment o f the gold The penalty for violation of; ,inr* obliterated or ron.lderohly) .Ity, th* " W 1* today ny Premier Mu**olinl f’ ommenting on the imtiimnl The decree permits the governsafety rules often mean* deal h or ‘Hminiahed. ; machlpa g v » and rifle standard. tContinuetf *>n Taut* Tw«»i ment to guarantee and participate Immanent injury warned M in One Incident waa reported late: i f W 0 » F »hall atroyed Many share, pushed up 91 to ■lock Uauea o f private com pa Edna Itjorat. Sanford Gaa ) ralerday when a farmer with aj a q a g jjn an a por*h *■ more than 96 aa vigorous buying Freight shipment of bunch vegi H[it* g*ivrtti nffirlal as .hr delivered an ad-t load or hoga waa turnad back on aV fV >^9 9 * dafandaro ■flf suddenly appeared late in lh « tabled from thi* county Into an. >menl to guaranU‘e jthe principal Tliat hundmls of m iiirfits - of dress on "H a fe ly " helore Hanford! tha main highway but slipped: P a r k -,«)•* i m h l r t M i l -day. U M w , helped by a govern­ aoHion Ea*t *wf the M Mi*v|*aipp' l a v i a a i p r * ' ■. ^ r Q n f « 4 v U ^ o n l / and also certain mmV«t Hviilend thr western half of thi* county Kiwanians who were meeting in through a blockade by a aide road, gun* into action. > h U lC ty W 6CK h kh wl1| ,IC |l#4(j regardles* of ment crop vatlmat# a little smatl- riv tr, long prohibited by railroad ! a l l U I have iaen made well a war** that w eekly session at the M onteium *1 and unloaded hla prodace at a T W artillery went Into m -----1 the company's condition. I f the er Utah anticipated, gained |1.00 ta riff rules and regulations, bat ' Hloux City warehouse. there t* to be a *t>cciiit all day Until yesterday. at 9 e*tlnek today aa loeol been mad.- possible through e f­ That ‘ .Safety Week meant rompjy>y profitable, additional t> $1 JM a hale, and wheat foturea Miss lljnrst stressed the cost of Sheriff W. II. Tic* of Woodbory arnmenl . aeldlera alt*chad NRA festival In thi* citv r>c*t i forts of dlie Kanford-Ovirdii Trurk tnmrlhlng to many residents of |dividends will hr atklcdl at O ilreg n rlaaed with advance* as M u g . county reported that th* naceaalty fomdrtf «H Atoree r*rit**« Thursday fa an opinion atated | *i«V meaiure of aafrty Grower* Inc., and the A ilau li- thl* riy> and county I* rcveal«I| The gdVcrnmrnl will aparalr the | worth more than the poaxlhle toss for alata troops had apparently ificq rebala o f 1 7 « U 3 6-1 cents a baahal. Coast Line ftallroad, il was In • repo it made today ay th irv: through an industrial rveonstrue thin afternoon by t*ne of ' o f a life , and ah* said that thou- been dlaalpaled. Evan G eeeyM p U * r>«>p)U>4>«* t e fla lU M tp . aapeeia It a: fled lirre tu 4 ^ ,_ * , J.K-al a in dealers or , t u 4 .* u)vS- bion institute similar to th* AmcrI- ftwmbwr* of the party of fw4h)y flfl Hanford merchanta who « t out ! " f Amarlcan maBUfarttty.ro Herring* suggestion that gMKtf J o f the declinlu/ dollar, the bond Under the trrtns of an amend rrs. -iiowlng that brakes hnrr can Ilrrnnstrurthm Financr C "rearly thl. morning nn n good-wiH " nt' employee' are learning this officer* deputise an army of clt* by M U*Hd rifla flfa ment to fTpeideit'a rili-u- Froii- been teatnd or repaired »lnfp M«»n- |>oration. ’ •m arket held fa irly ateady. itena to keep the roada clear re­ motorcade, I l.-saort dally. forirtN Which Aa* replied ta br flt e (o ld currencie* arid back Plrawberry-Vcgetable ta riff, ICf\ day morning. - - — —------consideration aad Twenty one aullmohllea were In Harold C. Washburn, loeal bus. ceive, I little Item V lt-K , ll la now p«*riblr .o * ____ Seminole T ire Shop reported f ■ j sridUTf Ifl the army of ColowM a trifle from their U p levrU of parkera and dairymen were ex line when ihr lour lefl the H ty I '"<■'* man. waa a-cepted aa a new * the day, in relation to the dollar, khtp bunchra o f beeU, rarrots, nrsl jhat J C. Albritton. Winn rolgdgfta Ballrta. * ‘v . parting swelled receipt* over yes­ , . , ■ 1 '^iwantan, and Ktwanlan .. H a ll n , H Oil A"lnck but the total R*b*l> had smuggled arm* Ink* > hat the pouni sterling cl aed at turnip* whin mixed wllh vege-‘' ( ; r,Ks.ry Co., G. E. Italme* wrlromi' Hhanm ritemlnl terday’s low mark. table* ami citrua fruits moving M «m *ilvitge, iunhui C had a p p ro ach e il NO c a rs before Ataraa. consolidating tbolr W*IHSTt l -9, the day'a beat and up Into Houlhe««Urn territory, or Vre l Tresher, I* F. Iloylr, ^nd A. l>rh alf o f t h r H u h 11otis an the second day of *g* Cuanl against dealing w*th "un­ the n o o n -d sv sto p at SatiLatub ' righ t centa from Monday, and when mixed with vejff»t*bles mov* J, Feters jn, have h»«i I hen- rar Rev Martin J IJram of Holy _ _ . „ official nn>i unuu(horiled ,»eis*»ua B p iin irs fo r luncheon M a rly 11 centa above Ha old pari­ I ing into other territory East of nrakes tested, some iepsire-1. ( ‘ riui* E pisco pal f 'h u r r h spo kel I V O W I O F K I ^ C l © r y \ - ' r O p rising. Th* strong poaltloa at tha fortress overlooking th# capita) * Stop* w ere m ade at the school ty with the dolUr. h r ir f lv in I the Mississippi. The amendment Martin1* Garage repoit* that W- areking to collect fees for r t ii city lad military expert* to bottom houses in I^ake M onroe, Paola, n n nu iil Red (.’ rows R o ll t-a ll d r tv r j missions for "the so-calleti sciv n went into effect on Oct. l!.l. ,|J. Hall, J T McLain, and J. H that h sanguinary battle ta #r »he^ helping obtain loan- i oni f.ako M a ry , amt tsinew oo d . and at j _ ^ gala urulsr way next M on-1 Ijnca) grow er* w ere l« lk e d tn C ra w fo rd h iv e sought data ... .... , | AsaTclatrd Prrsa roporta rrrnpt<t ‘ he Fosgatr*a P a c k in g H ouse in F o r e **, ,\^y * th e ir a ttem p t to sh ip bunched co n ditio n of the r ca r brakaa * fr# an ' *! W* r * ' ' ' reached Hanford today with tha Ceaiol Itlatlon In Ataraa WOi 00til a D ty lifMid will talks wrr# maiir. j ycgvUblra fro m herr lari year H tric k U n d I..<... r c p o r U ) Thus* attcmllxtf The msrllnc message that a recent storage relice received in tills city tiulav* n * p rrs rn l iM|r t h r m utfirrado, by cotspJUhod before dawn, whag tha j w hen c a r r ie r s re fu se d to h an d 'e th a t c a rs owned by the M o u n ta in • wi-ic M il* F.dria tljurst, Mrs. V |H>rt Issued by the U. ft. Depart­ "N o unofficial iifiermcdla y a rebel* flad from Dragon** aW H M Papworth. E E. flrailv. W Hall. E th* vegetable* in that m anner be J Ir e Co., Ban fo n t F u r n it u r e t n*,| Krnuedy, anil Rev. ment o f Agriculture shows a Hanambrotlo fort rase** aftar 81* IV. F* McFheraon, and Cnarlm rece**ary fiir farmers to make «p* Linton E Abrn, Jm lfr J G |li«m a- gur-ts. and Kiwanlans large decrease In celery held in 21 rause th eir wa» no n l m r ali«> plications fo r loans, and no such tlsta1* men had threatened I* IbiHaid Ovcrllti, wlui presided, B. storages In western ------~" J ing such shipments, lit some in *Smjtli hake been tested for biake It I . I Ira n New York bombard those stronghold* fraro I risen will have any influence up Bha rnn, and M r* HuUbJe. r Moore. Hay Fox, V A Hpear. T W fa I mat, Ipialng of th# new. Stan es last year, cats tluil ha) Principal* of thr v a rio u s arhoot*. ■tiles as of Oct. 20 whan com­ ___ ______ ______ on the amount of the loan which tha land and ***• .• Lrunirdy, Arthur Branan, pared whh th* last two year*. Wtiw4at«tt Ftggly-Wiggly store! been loaded had to Im uitb>«ded at j h it 1h* made.” the admiitiatruiion's and Rubrit tlvrratrrri, fiwnrr of J. (! Loyal troops moved Into I Vl i r Srkaal. Hill Dullnse, I. J F l r s t ' 0 Iona to the sh ip p e r. at MagmoUa The figures reported ware a* 8 sn l-a n d o S |ir in y n mini*- tv*|» ns*11 abandoned fort* amid wild scoriae Hrackln, F. f*. I^msrm. E. ( ’ . follows Street In the form er Atlantic — ' ----------------I'rrson* w ^ h m i to make ^upli It* th r talk* l o _____ __ •____ of looting by th* populace. T|TO Harper, A. II Johnson. K I. Hoy, Oct 20. 1033. 210,606 .-rota* In k e y I t y S u p e r v i s o r n |ll)n f0r i,„n, xhuuiu r>m> t Ai r a r h school, th r r h ild r r n o f - W ASH IN G TO N . Nnv. 9.— (A .P .)— The Administration watched Its told operations club the dollar Into s record low level today and then it added another dime to the price It will pay for the metal when It is newly mined In the Un'ted States. The new price la 133.15 an ounce. Iitooseveu f n n t in v p lt T n l l a fAmea,^ A i d e d ) Mayor-elect trails ri<„ thFlnrello (, rr,„ of»•, ’ I.a(l.a> ,,u ,, To Meet With Him , revolution, last niaht declared he To Set Up System Haifa "natronare and plunder." *vone f,X ;IS “ 145,000 LoppedOffPay Farmers Credited An Rolls, R u t 148,000 Being Responsible • r yi ■•ocletjr, F o r Latest Action Were AddedAtOnce I T A L Y PROPOSES romtTO GUARANTEE ISSUES OF STOCK •' 94 Mussolini Decree Will | Transform F n 11re Unpilalizln^ System witIlf Miss B j o r s t Tells KiwanisClub About „ , , n S a f e t y Movement Motorcade Carries: J___ Good-Will Message To Many Residents Bunch Vegetables ;l May Be Shipped By Freight In F u t u r e u Local Motorists Heed Warning Is Released ch..1 */ Against False Agents j a., Reported As Short ' Formal OpeningOf NewPiftgly-W isffly Set For Tomorrow 1 County PropertyGiven i Z X i 3rd Lrown InScouting O — —Ucmlrml* Cuunly’# jail and conlet ran-p ware ada.|Catcly mandril j new ceaHaving aurraaafully paaivd the and properly administered during( ' gam* taali which ara requ red of October, It waa reported recently, ” ld (.ffirvr* of thv .Hrmlnola c' ouny N aliural Farm lx>an Aaam ta; >n |h th* Valdei Hotel building Thi> organlaatlon la authorix*'. to handle all application*. fare d sonifm n.s t h r lr part of I Hr w rlr t iif it to th r H an fo rd ffrotlfl. a f t r r w hich a o u v rn irs in th r form great old and o f pane il*. ro o k lrs . m r m i p a d i. ill day. y a rd s tic k s , p it p / u . and othor The stare, aaid U be the ■all bog* aeeklng to become Tender.t hX T. B. Johba. aapervixor of ataf — ——-----------m edium s o f a d v a r t liln * wer# diaaad finest o f It* kind I * iCentral' ( w t Scouti, , group of svo- 4 0 1convict*, who make* a month I/' •« 1 XT g » „ . trffuitad. anly lit location., loeg] man and women, anxi rua to) Inspection of all county propci ■ j O U flK & r lK lH JNCW g iC flfl . . . . ____ T h r fo u r wraa to end in H anford Actually It la (tore No, W th a t, w Kat Scouting means, wi l l ‘ Be­ late th is a fte rn o o n a fte r stop* han knew moved from IU aid lo r*-' meet nt th* Arcade S co.j head-! Hi* report on the jail was thrt I at f*ahH«dla, H la v ia . Oviedo, Chu* provided i»! , tianr In tha Meteck Building ]aal quarters tonight at 7:30 o'clock "Food and clothing John Svnkarik, J r„ la the nrw luofm, G rn e v a and Oareola. S e v a n the atreet to newly renov for th* third lesson, ample. I found -th* jail and hrii |ur*id9iit of Haminble Chapti-r, a ted qeartaro. Scrut Executive II. N. Bruam ding in good condition .-.those Future Farmer* o f FisrliVi. M um Galbrtath remains a* I I I o f Orlando * n j Her. Mar* in J. In ;ail serving irnten-e luive plen Hr waa numinaied and rlrct*-<l gtnre M a n g e r, with Mian Grace prom o f Bee ford ara tbs teachers, ty to eat and there are no com­ uuanimoukly, tofathtr with othrr plaint*." u . y w cashier, and B e y K ln c and three more meeting* will be off irrrs, at a malting Jit Id at thr O f the convict camp. In charge r t charge a f a modem, enlarged held a fter tonight -next Monday Ilifh School Tutoday Tiifhi aftn m tnt i-ipgj taianl. P. M. Vickery j night, next Thursday night, and o f l*aul Bigger* as captain uf the Slightly more than 1100 wa* an initiation % c«ftniotry had tecri and S o y Hnrrtaen nr* among the the following Monday nigh*. Par- ganrda, he said, " I find this ramn . spent In op*4*t*nl Ihe County tump Mod. ‘ . . . ^ ; m U are urgAi to alUnd there In good condition, with II* prison­ Ham* for It* superintendent and Othrr iH ic tn are: E. DTylv*. I meeting* especially If their son* er* getting plenty to eat, and no'1 *chicr prvsidrnt; Clifford King, o«*r 36 inmate* during Ocloue. ' are Seoul* or Pope to be -S.nulx. complaints twing made ng th* openlni rvtary; David Earle, reporter; rortJing to th* report »□ jralttel i. o f Orlando, CanRonald Muirhcid, trraaurar; t*. hy K. U Dann. _____; p n. Smith, am lth.1 The t®Ul expense wss 443J.26. McKtnnry, I). Coleman, • ‘ P *""’ “f llt.1T. member* of th« Executive Cam-1or • tot^ mlllcc. and Alex It. JohnaOfl, ad ll waa po**lkle to adequately Iced th* inmate* of th* horn* at a cost . of aportal borgala* vitor. of IS rent* a day each, while feed­ freak fruit* aad vegoing and housing than coat 40 mfmt product* which Ba.“ 3 r 5 i‘1 :’J - ^ ; To ®* OfferedTonight! 5ta* Of Future Farmers Octo^ier Report Shows $439^6 SpentOnHome !w eT^‘£^w ” LkismtMJ' wjTl-j f” , Throng Of Centra! Florida Persons To Social Welfare Luncheon Here 9 * 6 ) 111*1 ta to raadinen far Oflasalo dub-woman. Introduction . n tfCey to I k r « p k *1 the, H O |Florida llobiltxaUog ho.OMtrel Mrs. W U Morgan and Mro. • mark of nppewrtasa . N - b " Curktt i. t. follre Mr*. and larroaslnrly val- fla^ laB w attract upward* ol loo toon __ ■ aid are(wen from this aed ion at i » • * " * nc.pooaa. Etortda ta tha Xu man'* Club) Whoa Mr*. Cuaamor roaeludo* I*ra," Mr. Triea luild'ag tosaerrsw at lt:|0 hoc uddlrax, she will introtkica the feat that there b o’rtoak, . j following a* urttf spoakgro: Mro. McrchandUs Th* program <•' lt" « * W Wlllia. M. Ball, of Jarkunville, wflil which Is tq bo addressed by Mrt. chairman uf lb* EfirMa * A, Gammer, o f . JackseavSrtl Watfarn Board; Mro. Kptk AtkU*of tbe luoremeaV1sen. of Tallahassee, Florida Cumrr of Publ'q Welfare, and Wilbur of WmhlaM at the Family “ a County HadToShareln Repeal Flection Cost Tbe county had t» pay far lb* dinner* wl/ih were consumed ly tlj# men and women who aclad ti* election . dork* an,I Inspectors during ’ lb* repeal election kero wa* leanmd arilh nly Commlaahn■t th* Court HEU the total root to umairt., rente per day each. Twenty-*!* lamatoa are white; the remainder are colored. On* haaiV* dand eleven gallon* of milk wore proffDftd during th* month, at a cost af .263 coni* per gallon; 17 doacn egg* war* pruducad ft a coat of cent* per dutea, and a total of "56 1-2 pound* of butter wore produce,I IJnBBTT BONDS aT HKFUNDRD TV — ’1 :f WABRINQTON, Nov. I — < # > A total af tUlfiO Ofioo of tha Fourth • Libarty 4 1-4 percent the C tawabaloaoro laciui Item of diaaere fag tha u» « Nt** bom rofuaded so for. I T W rutnrti waa la reaponro la Iha lafermaUpo from ■ call a_ few wash* Iprll 11 of •1 JU&fiOOfiOO of dead ' stood *at Iseat at I I Julius Dlngfeldtr, Have Bonlske.1stur*gc I* N Whitehurst, T I. Dumas, 8.1 Oct 21, 1931, 347,144 crate* In nearly *900 are Injured from dap o14 battling. J. Nix, Fletcher Belly. W. A. Pat. storage. Me*nwbJI* tha tb# lgovsrnmaat rick. B. I) Caswell, H. K. Doudney.l Oct. 23, 1911, 474^60 crates In contended U (tad tha situattoa r. II Iter*. W. H. Coleman, J. G,1riorege. hand la tha Interior of tha Sharon, Howard [jiny. Karl Leh­ try althaagh tellable Inform*tigk mann, L. Tharp, W H. Zorhry, frtm. tha provincaa la Imp Jnn D. Jlnklns. and E. B. RanbocaQaa af dUrvptod commtrei^e dall. Jr. tion fbalUttoa. Bohol* tald that rabsllipa (a arider way in H t U m g PULBBTON HHPORTH State t nd eounty property which Camagoay, and Orients provinogg, had • taxable value of IH tIJ l T U rehallion started at Cm In hla October report to th* was added to tha 1931 tax roll* ColamVi* by *n *a air Mr phut# flight County Commissioners, Dr. B. Pu­ during October undsr tarns of lb* Gulllaiynu MartuH. a toreaar, le,: on atat*a that as County PhyFulch bill, It wax raportad at tha captala. Aftar toy loyal trabfd t icisn ha mad* flv* visit* to the Court tloosa by County Tlx Col­ rantad - th* rabotltoM county hem* and flv* vlalta to lector Jno. D. JlnVTns thl* weak tbe convict camp, whll* aa phy­ The state recelvd3 I494.B4 of this oorpa tkara,' hundred*. a f - _ thomeolroa *1 sician for Ik* county welfare sum, while I1791J7 went Into barrtoadid ' a ’ board, h* held IK consultation* al county coffaro. Tha remainder #1* TrfhIp police station. » hi* office, performed one major divided among th* various district ' TVdy tea, war* qaattof aitrir baav* fljfbUag that took a operation and ana minor operetta. account*. toll of caebaltlo*. Tito rOoliloos 'aviators oply aftrt eovbral hours at i Ing with machine guns aad andr *h ’ Ua-mtaata eaam* . fCqhtlnuad oa Page Fm w l. Property Is Returned To State, County Roll Opening Of Farm Seaaon HasResulted In Reduction Of Local R e l i e f Roll Th* opening of th# Fall farm season ha* brought about a sliable reduction In th* nuniior at fam 11let whoso names have boaa car­ ried on lb* relief rolls at Ik* Hemliwb County Wolfaro ; Board office dutlng |h# past (aw months, It wa* reported today by Mr*. Helen T. Morse, county ggtfare work dlrertar. • T/,_ Where on Ocl. 1, * total bf 907 families wore on wart reHot, that la, wdn given food, aUtkl*^ gad yatura for varieui type* accimplishod, only A ll vere on arok' rollfl aa aad there la ovary by next Monday t % LUt fund* tuyplie-J ■ i s L a m a m e w a a ll parsons who are usable lo work, ha* boon la effect alt summer waa reduced In th* earn* period from 142 famUlo* to tip fa m ilie s. • A l least 10 of those ft mill** will b* taken from tha rails by Mortay, ' Th* order ta radure the relief roll* by ono-thlrd Want out dap* ago when Seminole Oaggty Emergency Belief Cooaril bon decided that a saving afeabld ba effected la th* sxpogdHwro at Federal fuadk. clothing Yefterdey'sWj Score* of led by 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/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 08, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/baa68bd87fff63e60e1a03e9652a62c3.pdf f8ba8863b2bc589caefb9d052a2db93c PDF Text Text - 5* 4 IfigSSi'iH 1 ■■■■•: '■• > i k t i . -'■ m m .............. . /• - —r — t •» • ^ ■«w:’"': — ■ . • • a ^ ~ * * ^ ........................... :*vy^' • . , ■ *r~T*m± Fair UnigM and #V*dre«>la» with little temperature th-ingr. \.N I N D I i l ' K N D K N ' T 11A I I . Y N K W S I ' A I ’ EK P rie* S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . T U E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 7. 1 9 M l i HAKES I TOPAY WARDEBTS ■ A g r ic u ltu r e lle a d S a y s j R e c o v e r y C h ie f T e r m s I I __ •__________________ 00247783 Roosevelt In Accord. Sajra Chamberlain; French Stand IsNot Altered B y Action s u n u t s ii " .. . l n b h It W ill T a k e 2 Y e a r s L O N D O N . N o v . 7 .— ( A . P . ) — N e v 11 le C h a m b e r l a i n , e x ­ c h e q u e r c h a n c e l l o r , t o ld t h e C o m m o n s to d a y th a t G reat B r ita in h a a offered t h e U n i t e d . S t a t e s a 9 7 .nno.ooo t o k e n p a y m e n t o n i t s D ec. IB * a r debt* in stallm en t. . Til* Minister said that Hoo l e ­ va It had accepted and dofa not N f a r d Britain In dafaull. Th* t e e m payment will be paid In American currency In lieu of the ItlT , i t 17,000,000 due. In Paris, rraare'a debt default polky, official, aald. I. unaltered ** D r a f t P f % t °'s dffialon to re | »*•. tb»-Ufc|fc payment. 1/ Oovtrmnent might have raised miestlons on debt negetiatlons It Knclead had settled, but Inasmuch as RriUla failed to solve t il problem, neither the governner parliament, efflrial. X . ts likely to change lt« at NRA PROGRAM JOHNSON HITS AT OBJECTORS iOF NRA PLAN WALLACE ASKS H E A R T B R O K E N J — ( i r n m l Ital, Italtm, trailer of thr recent mass flight of Italian plane* to America an«! irturn, who atccpted vvilh evident disappointnirnt, an appointment as governor of Libya, in Northern Africa from his King yesterday. Thr (xipular nviatior thus joins othrr Italian heroes who. having r in mandril th** attention of Ihr worhl. were shunted off into virtual oh livion through the machinalion- of tl»r powerful Mussolini i F reed om O f A r e r .m e n t A s W o r st I)e p r esR io n O f M anv m i l A(;n. Nov. 7 tdh den. ||ui*li S JohtiMiii •ai»l y e 'i f 'lay that *‘t ' f liivifr-vt timtatiofi ‘load m l" th mu v,. far hy e h j f t o r s to |h N I! \ t« the re* alnnit Iho f ♦i ed tn ..f t lo* pi e«» Tit • MMiieiit h.t- no Mitrn horn inn atti-mptimr to rrnnor or • ..nti i*t •. lion I'tlul « k eetilrol «ho new spar *r*. ho -aid, from an r ‘»«| i*»u|d not do *»* •*\«,ii if it I he 7J wanted | •, II.- i f f | cwoiiIihI I'fewident Ihaise Is. ' <pi nh Veit, him-olf. and all the adm ins • ;il «lxi \ #. in p a t r y n l l . will ........ I......... I u , r l > •!•••••• l i p l t . i Isoin? rereptlvr to fair l.-flr led in thr stronger purrha.- hrr I’bt-Iriall - I.•* >1 le. • i ill «. I d doelnted that »omr m e |H.»rr of thr ity riin-umrr. in \% Imve lent thrm*elvra f,., „nr luiltrr, Iwcf. polk ami in ' • ••.t* •ha*tor danring*' nnd i .• Thrrr i« vwot.ragrn.i-nl f»> '• in i« »n« the litter* with hrad* Violence Flares In Mayoralty Election In City O f New York L itv in o ff F o r T a lk ‘O e a d C a t s ’ WASHINGTON. Nov. 7 IAN Asking for n fair trial of thr new rrrofrry machinery, Secretary Wallace laat nirht tol»| industry! mill agriculture thiit they nnut I lull together without being Mi n-' S . jraloiia ! # . . . _of» each __ L allies" •. «|ntv othff" (to lift • Madame Ktli. , thrir Iin#I from thr ilepreasion ||« ink . w ni M i . initr w In. i mi n San 1* t hat ' Wnllrar said In a "Prr l i n e d lo f»e * •' I hm n ha* I hr situation "frankly, I ill tm l. . f npp di-t rhing," hut added • | M i ' it that thr recent in year old unto* N 'l'M IlK R 11 CenU M an P ress T o G et B ack T o P reS t a tu s II. S . C R I T I C F lu Manley ttnblwhi, lortl prr.iilrnt of Ihr rminctl. who. .t'.-nking on thr in h n \rmrtili* of thr Kngli.lt govrtntornl, ileclntetl "Thr oultuni) <■n.lilullon Im* • rtlistt.ly In,.ken ilowtt In the l'nitr«l Stntr.. mol thrjt «rr prncticnlly tintlrt it .It, tnt r.htp Thsnk liotl wr mr n..| nti bv.trrlrnl nation" A r r i ves O llie r s B la ck ja ck ed D u r in g M o r n in p A t C a p ita l NEW YORK. Nov. 7.—<e»— Maatm Luvinoff, Soviet 1'omm ii.ar for f 'reign nlfvitt ar riviul here l tlsy for his momen­ tous run vrraaltoifS wt'h I’rr.i■Irnl Roosevelt, v x p t e ,. tig the hope that "The r r 'itblt.ry ment of n»rntsi le l s l l ms k-etween the Soviet government anil thr Unile.l Stales would tiring st tusl diasrinnntent' "We .hall negotiate l o r e s i ­ les w.nie we are here. * the ltu.>i«n minister told inter viewers who met him tVrwn ths I sy on hi» liner. From his boat, hr . . . taken on n apeeiwl tug to . .p e n al tistn tor Washing t >n. ' S la b b e d , B u lb ilin g ; P r o tc c tin n .S o u g h t NEW YORK. N»v. '• "'‘I : i ILhnntl «r.1> r - I f r.ttttl« , ,1 V. ■liiiR 111 , ik . •iliy rtt.iiui i)i,t| r','1 , i.«t ■i'll \» 11It I* -tit f >: >i ( A . P 1— Viol.-'.. ill*- ' r V:i 1 fron- i— i f lion •I I , I | Ml|»i i online th 'it-s .# i r«#ro Onr rrss 1 1 #k« il an d' ,,f *vf»*-Vr "■ ) rle. lion t'eafrn an«t • • t*nl hra*-fl w r t ••• m teat lotrd in to • Mti>ii. ill * tort ***ps *o » • Ok* fof which Tumi" • a*r**v*S\'fit .•*# |lllO» .1 i litiraL. Inf1*«e-n . . . rt« h.liMti.ri *i*«»k*- before an audi :% 11ofi^ , III Ihr fart l hat the lather rapid ( h i •*meo« men. industrial oii|«lde prr «rr ii i in industrial prices -rema to, Thr Now York rrientnl • TrfinTI ^ M| i mail lethair h eii diet knl, an I purrs p a i l | is rrgardeil a- hnvln/ iii»nj hy farmers have teiealned pries J 1 .If If it Im*ll#'VI* in llflk 1•' of impntfanrr fi» th • vdifiiin-tra* . In ally unchanged during the eight I It 1 II 1»hit’#*k1*4 it the pi #**• un>k< of Se|*t* nd*er and t) tidier."| C . S . W i l l B e I n v i l e d T o tlon. Tlir Whit. 11••••«•- !*•« m»viIf## hd »n«.#(ii -Hid "11 EIII HOW B e tte r M a r k e tin g O u t••It will take, I fear. atlrn«l n sistrntly oirkintnin-d n*i it tHilda till li* 1ukl' an official step S it In A t S e ssio n s I lllipll* »'f VI HI • In f.iM we get hark j of "hainls off" toil thr th*oin.*artifl i. i# 1 tli ink wtil h vet (lie silly lo o k A lso S een A s to where we were Iwfore th# d* W ith O llie r P o w e r s grnrrahssiiu . I'm-t o n • • in 'Hit) •t.... 1 .rvv»'| - F a c in g A ll G ro w er* i..........to Sitini lo t.jtfc** tTihrk ' vrr “ ..fr.rml 'ojmitoft.TWfr 1* Farfry*. lia^Tiln WTT ;iliV.i|fiMilTTr President Rrgwevrlt end fin si will novel get hark Ihetr. hut I IJiiMI \m , , ■ pu , .1 \ to t tie N tt A t II support of li*-i|d» \' M. h*v#*, tvho fContinued On P ace Three) )\ A S I I I N t i T O f J . No*. 7 bit S u ccess T o F o l l o w • aid in a l'i' n ••In* i i i , -n P u l age T h r r r ) . rota I' mv nt C o m m o n S h a r e h o l d e r s am mn%meed Ihai il mi* teally us** wild iy that \ -Minllri it op of o tan gr . and out heaiU an«l out heart*, if we vmII rail 11 ineete ; I it l(oi>*ti.ii (• L itv in o ffs E f f o r t s for MrKri i yi ii 1 1 ft ml litis yrm than was K x t r n have intelligent patieiire with one) *HO |lltMI I ■ il fIt| • T o (J e t 1s t 1*1111. d vrlt Slat.' to tConlinur<l On I'Hgi* T h r w l iU On •i.iifiioi' i I t n l n r i a n s I t e s r S s f e l y Fringed h\ a multitude of |o» MOSCOW. Nov 7 til»f Th« R etu rn In 3 Y e a r s '.#•11 Hi HI II l»*MlHI •- '%W• "«M ( Cohtmur.f rwoi Soviet government's h »*•* for » T a l k I t y M i a s B J o r a t I nouncamaAl i i i d lhat thr outlook f f f | 4*d « II • low I. id.it • rrrsnful outeom# of «l#r Wash­ I• tsrttrr fc»r inatWrling rondl* on«, NF.NV YORK. V . . , 7 f/^i An ..*!••» II B u r r and ii * recognition n*,*|otiations #«lia div id* ltd ,»i 1 • • ■J. wa.- «f*‘ .. i i.f pii-ventahlr a# and that thrrr was n »t muc*i ington IIIHI' my, tfi'inmn ( la it'd nti the ,.»t**»i *•« « k hy . i i v # inrhidrd in toe rharigi* iii the world production of and a sharp warning l • Japan to )H>itfolio, ha 1 • ill*. ni keep hands off in th** S»v»#t Far Nearly OS gallons of In-er anil (i#n«ral Mutor* • ••• •« a! bit i r • •!.. . 1 .ii.* allien* ►••Id l-»j ’# tri**nI iiwr mg, kki# hi i lit .vn.aktrr *uppk»rs of nrangi's Kaat were sruinded la«i nigh* by hard llquur la now a part of '..*U ierdsy —it- firs' i M , » tll thick* if I •h lyttMimc* ww* Ihr upinlan eSfill r by ar rp la nr y c ' l i - n k i of Monroe ,■ the rrsoit of Its hav- yt ara I’k. I p • • . i •...In) i*v Mia- .1* ho and grapi fiuit. and | ro-pn t of \ yarhe«laff MolotofT. pre»nlen* iMDCMin. mid 'lie pri'im • i» lutnut nf shipments in a m i d thr Council of Comml -arv Alfre l 1* SI a n I* . i It aid Tt 'd | Iftt been poured tnM a sewer I irst preparation- foi tin eiioiit disarmani". I, ..... ... i> in Htoi t nf the Sanfulil 1 " • .io. i with rrijuirrmeld• of t h e 1 lie spoke in thr i»n*M*iue "f I Inr» opening n ear the City Hall latr i|u> i of pur At inn i mini Rod C'roBs Roll I *11 • !••• I'uMii’ iai a n a . i. oi Auiitia., w h»*n hi* appoMti’d hefoli no o< g*tl*»l l 1 . 1.1 • ‘ \#err completed at th' < '*y Mail »• I n A near rr#par H#* i u i i ik e t - were virw.-d hy th#* Df I Joseph Stalin, I'rrsnlen* Ka'min, y t .t c i d s y afternoon by negro •frit It dridrai h l • ipiarti-i a* *mid |»HW# I III h«-1 • •|,. Siin *"»•* Motai k • 1 h paititient as st lengthening faiim*»( Mnd oth«*r high o(Tic*a!s of the gov- e r rd in the :< 1 UP’ wa, .•( I h | t j adtl to tin* p u r l workmen under the direction of I ..........ik •at o#n •I I *Ol»1 • itii* ri) •niiiiK uumi C * *.11 . ii talk on " S a f e ty ** hi |h» III.11 34 marketing aeaton. ^ei nnia.it anil thr Cum nuiilit party f i l v ftaM tw—t t» i. ten tb 1 i tn Ii*' • Cltiaf nf Police Roy (5 Williams 1hi« time and t - -••:*•• •• t »->• "I . mg of I hi i-.ral chapter wi on . ' v| in* nt vi ,i• m pvitr winner m Mi I# »*»• T lo- t »rpart merit's n t m « f»u»t ai a solemn meeting i> tha Mob 9 m th«t arr--i»wing mad- '• •* »• • ,|.,I ,,, Illy dIMrtei team r»|,tao,» a rmind Ho »ii«th .t .il ,.( ir .v x r * a rertrs nf *fD 44f ^ « d # r « .< * . B. WUki •■•toil n(» 1) i ofilr- i i *i ink • Hi* I that ototms inS.*p , row opera hoiiar had ng the »ivnational irrav.*. . for * * Mop. O *1 h a v t n r ♦•» •'*» * i v i i , Hppotntrd. Tbs liquid fish food *trenth anniversary of the October Thr eatra di » '► *»! ! w l l n*prr | hut • - t i i- m ii i it ii reduced gr».|H*friiit pr.u Llit.* are as follow No I. *'! .III. l I I , %ti I tin**, •afel y fl*-f ri" taken In various raids by |H>lire pent an additional dlshi»i*riroi t |.« in O h . o u n t i ) priceni ..i| revolution, which will hr cvlrhral • lid * i (••ii-lo » "I .l i• # f •l • •Isrkdaring the pnst several weeks It ».pproalniaV*ly #i t ••o»».n,iM *\ i i • | Mi> \ r Connelly, N • 1- • . mh.I *J.’» perm it in FI *r la l t d throughout thr c.untr* today that tvr»e f r •' •# nt* .niliiliiuhili , »• ii of hi Miit»*i»|iti* Ffa'.k . t'lui.'e had been stored In the City Jail Arthur with »h* M k t i n i II1111 »Ik I I ,snk I’etets; No .1. Ni • n n v il lr ! ' i « * i * 4#i.iitg. — wrie less -even ly .lain ' MolutolT det larnl I'raaiJenl f m . mid «•' • i ( II' -i V vv III! h hr Mar lei. No. 4* Mrs. S 11 Ii |shh*> |„,M u n d id tiui i* since that time, and decision » n ^,.,-d Roosevelt's action III initiating d a* "Hafrtv RaHv " .T irnts it share p.«i«i «r « II t «rk | man: No B, M > i. R. II. W a l ' h c u r ; fflncSs Alofts ( i - r n . d m is kviilm/ « l • Vi'tllllhDi ► termed a* | . , .1 R. The pHn. reached yesterday that it should fm the last yis* .iini n * .nf v ill | N o t w ith s ta n ding a smaller i r* p Mission a looking to * resumption M. Minn i , « t •, It it • m le i in nr .1* i N o A. Mrs \V, all nu fm ih*-«i )« ridents," i.uiioni f Frank* . J Mud be disposed of. It.i r i . -o n , the D rpai t m r n t ««>d of diplomatic relations m i*nstitutr a |>a# n* it of < m y j . \ llouslmbh 4 *» In i krr v 1hifik’ w I mi)( 1 V 1i m i m*‘ 1 efi.##' ri • d I M. K V rh , >n>rk and the proofs stirngtlieuing o* j i in nl lv kn*»v#n f.H . u . n 1 M - . Itonn p # F o r e s t ; N u ,i*D«terity will read nf thr affair iHrO.IMMl to i*<Hl,llM*| fl»r.* proiVners »f orangiii M»f# kk a i m i nti m i . . i i’o|rni - 1- alway • m t . n|r i o ‘ . h. I • I it• .fruit were confronted with teinal onal position, which was activities |I la ottlctal city filea and record, •I .v The dl» • *• monl C . i! M a » hii, Nu. in . M m A W 1* 'VS* 1ini. i • •.1 i# y rai llo dnriiai’* m *i i ups a i •I trend in the O n t i.f (Continued On Tage Throat . ut.rl) to for after police had directed the • a* on Der 12, sn th# »l W•I i<0 " i N o 1il, Mrs A M I'h l»i . the Italian 1 ................. ... .let will# -•••»* li N . i i d e n t - ah*i»i* Hin**»Hit a a r t. they, and several a|>erlator. r* oalitutr what Wail Sir •t Cliii S’, | i , Mr- l>. I.- Thr ,«■. , N • n:uv# t * Mis'*# c#• l. g liw a g , irilere the »»'" | iiii|lt(MHI ' 'Hit.* AppruEimalrly half of the C h i n e s e G i r l C h o o s e s signed a paper which h u e the * i hnatnia* dnu lrnd ' | , ' I i - S Pole-ton accident• and ••#• , , ! >. ny r o f - . ‘ • <a1#•«*| Ml It eh , .#■ ih. i. V\ i v.mm gfre* nf pr h I iu Ing urang«*i I i thr fir-t ninr month i : tnln fallowing word*: Mr-. E. T l l a 1 1' rr»*ncn* It# * 1*. lull. H. l,iI# -I 1 i i.l# e ••** m . w m * p r r *h's \ra», (irnrial MoToi - \ i B o o ste r A s llu sh u n d i #i u i i n p i ’ f r u t I r r r a ar# less then „, i .e^ Mi, Mimdo.rt i 1 r til1■i V#\ 1 *, # f "In the presence «f the follow V • i,*n *i t i • (1 if* K A | • * t # • • m n ii Mud nearly M fifth ,f „ I l k # . , . I \ • a i - ol d am* 1 kV H It | «. i. . .MM or II 7.1 m !•»*- •' Park. Nt re H ) l,in g . «l • " 1 ' k #• m J4 pl»,*' • Ilf,. rf.nl........ . l H witnesses, tha foliowring li . . mn'# V t '• t o t a l e * ' ■ h'K uf #747,000 acre* N.»v 7 - - A r f • 1 . I A V I O N . C h in a . a i ift t u n ih# . t u b I• , 1ll|« I>• 4 k » quote and home brews, rollectrJ . *• ri'inniiui »iiH'k and • : **« • I n . Mr- Paul l* .f»le\ at l* .' , »f bearing age, the lot ♦, Sloan *Mid, fi lt jo l t d i Can i n # n ot >#t ........... s pirtty (• .'fit k k ri m a d # i b a t • H »#fm w h ic h X n* l lane lla« • iron »• i h A " *t 14 kk.1 M. by the Police Department e . evi • •.g c .* ' Ct< , ■ 1 * i. .1 it "Seemed evi r l ', " 7 thr r»ti„ payitun' u m ' '• , ai t m e r i t wr , III, ). !■„I oust ., ..Ill# ' tfti-t trirl n ia r r l r d Lai#" • I Jeer of Ho ■ Wm kliMgravi at dence In various rases of law vio­ i f 'ill* umipuall) sir *ng nc* • i t» , ►r rtf? lliat, t.Minng sever* laii'ng'* at - n li tnn iFctl y r s t e r d a y Mrs. O ( i W m r u r»«r r e p . i t * \\ ' p. . Mild lation, was destroyed by Iwinr c« •• |tn»n of thr rorporatu* i r | Mary; 'i i, > u. • < »*s f i • • in lier/e* an I »t«H.n*, loike A lt h o u g h h rr fin a n c e , S h ih III. |.*« t hft | I 'it < i t *v i. do, (iUB Scfmiah at •tplM.lt UppH » emptied In a sewer.” L. i-r i mi . hi pMMhicl. ••» h s N i i i r l u n g , w a s li v i n g in S ln g r t H ' *■• k«right to tin* t a in it';# I J J*«sriir, mid klrii. Fred Furv»t«. ' ' .‘4-IIO •» I. i»-H lh* tl.lv ' l"' The paper le elgneri by 8 . k. II ii- f iat n nr months.*' . uk»i ik, »• e vpet ted, hn* Ireiuii p u r r . I h r g i r l 'I t Iluniit-, p a rrn li# d # rid * 'd 4 I .rivet Fily. dal. • r. . ».i.l ' I* hill* Wilkinson. C. II Shaffer. W A I kMlg#. • tf.g Hi lit.'I i. y.Ml par* au h e i ih m i i vag. iiiiist I * ' p e r fn r in r.l J r • a n d H >v hi i* « . « %r figuir* rintiavt* Imi il M ittci livrriB ha* I - « i r.ai I #*• - H t McMatlen. A. R. Marshall. C. W. ** P ll.osr of a yrar ug«» wn- n H L i b r a r . k W i l l l > c ( I t . - t tl I . we 1 d"kv n w b ib t h r ) w r r r s t il l a liv e r.MJ t:<. ha le l'ltlD . ho iv i D a n c i n g f *<t!|«VV • apimit id fhc antin* IlCtfi. t.JUl •It* • I I ii.wr alt. tiding Gray, Roy O. Williams, ami F c »ipoiction'* thiid quari n ,* i • r • -4 na kha* \ . •u i d m g l y , a g ra te fu l a p w i t h »|»|*m . v i h i h ' i» v»i r t fi* 1 li I m i re J 11 K * mu -tv I i • • riled raining* for thr i n R. La ms on. .•* ntngt get) I h«i drive in fchvduled p. m i e g tu rd f r n m a n e ig h b o r i r u in a t t m d a n * *1 1 I l.illHU'ill # ’ 1 I I It h mon'iv wrrr hut $ 1 0 l ? i , | i • ev.ral c in ,, »• t •« r way next Monday, L u c i i l M a s o n s P l a n F o r p u I d ) f a r m w a - s # lr c t # d tn act T h e n ffm t w a - H** 1 it,. Fa* I" •I I # r m i y II t, • r| |» a khair un thr cm •* i It )••»►! Mild t (Ipi*.Ml Iany >*ii Mi ,i| nnd luii'c l h i uugh Nov. 2V n iii-t r e m a in he» liu s lt a n d . " |eve nts m a ik m i* 'I " •>}»« fl nr #» >.»• nt It.y. \.M . I... it saU i#i i*h• \ i inkk Ih. * H i s t o r i c E v e n l T u n l g h t i A l l " f rtie e la b o r a t e r it u a l a* c o u n t y w id e id f t ' »» s.f at* rk, -Mfi«ty Mm . J (•- Sharon acerf td Iht D ev. if WM l.tlMHIi* I I I f..tI Mini R.»i...ian* I'« ul i cvpoQiihlllb. of handling iIhaii Mi*. K. J M*niglituii, lit.i m i.. 11 niulay c o iiip a l iy m g an o ld f a s h io n e d W e e k " w h ic h b. ri.n pert. || lit be an ht* I lie |>rr*lde«|, II II I ul- • \\ I Ml i*wa s t ie t t b90tha wliKh wiL m I I i i ne». m a r r ia g e w a» o b s e r v e d >fM| ,.|ufa A » f n '- l 1lav rd.’ht. However. Saturday li.iutveiling hi Oh* muiftl* uf San w h ile Ih e F s p M n t of ths first 11000 in C e n t r a l F l o r i d a B u n k cpvn on the firai and last M I lay n r -. M t It i> n. - ,1 Do ii . h ••! J it in efT* • l ..ii F n . i l / b e m it ifu l b rid e , Ia 'll*..' CKf nf Bnnford U s e s for IBM H e a d s M e t H e r q T o d a y the drive under thr managmnenl th* l.ihta* \ will »••• open i II ft,I H I ...|g. No ii2 . I A A M is! I I \N Hit M i n t , W A I • f fl , M - '•••••■*••' 'cungi*tu Y V o l f j . r c B o i i n i B f D n r t R 7 l'i I m D u i i - u f f r ie n d * . an«t th e r u n t l r i had noarly bwen made at noon touf m group nf v »lunu* r workwi ^ 1 ,, ... Ura>. I , ,,.ia.,l M« M*|l*,,t I* d («•* t«.|e.|flil at I Id mi ..'rh*. k hi |l»* •a *trint i It I1 pe. S <i. w b . i i mui# • ban 200 C m li' I h . I dwy, according to City Ta« Collech h i - I r e m a in h e r "h u slM K iid ' O n O c t o b e r I n m n c e H I an*, t K. Illu.lw, •Ii, A. W . nis i fr -iii * iHI n'.*h • I •** I. Orfonisstinn uf • /-one Ktvr b*i ii I m M«-unwill gathei in Itill I U r E llin H i t as she made out Mv » M - . II. M M a i..... I . Regional ('Itsi mg IIo'i. m Assucta- R i g g l y - W i g g l y B t o r c I s o't Id. k in the efUin*; >m. mil n e o l p u for I n - totaling J7IXS I’ ,lira- t hi ^1m **rm *1ri.tpte iu honor H DR i .t ll FOYLF IS HI D IDF. Mii.mn. Martin ,1 tin. lb# OCtntM'r financial ren rt n* linn of the Klt'i'da Iloixksrt1 As- M o v e d T o N e w l > o c a t i o n 7 .IH* o'chn-k to 5:07 ••’• I . , U on EquIUbli Life Insurnnci l,»., • • W S p c r r i . II I: M e a n s , NS II- Ik* n-ton. of I ike Uak. (Srand night •he 8 #milioh i "lint *■ NV.#‘far« a x i s lion wa> l>ring jlfecloti (hi. Mn-uns, and C o proporty In this city. HARTFORD. ( turn.. Nov 7 I’an InII l'ha-r. I A V) ugh l, IV Mu i.-i uf Hoinln The 1/ irnry obir rtr j *»\ l'oA.Oe Slk'IHlt ted to Ilie L Jinty sftrrnuun at thr Sanf.ttd Athmtic ! With Olio paynaont. nnd pay- Natiunsl Bank whsrr ropiM, r ls Wurkrn.ii undrr the dira«tina u l , d i y . annually. They 1 IJiilihi-uri. R f M ni-alvatgr, ineinb i • uf hi* -laff » |*on the im |,l>, |)r. liar ild N. (iu U„»I-. f l f\.*- - irshtiiev t«»day l y Mn. M h oukdo thto t e n ) by H n . C. 11mi den. vV. <M-H#n of Ih- fir*, ulficial visit i im a t y surgeon setvil)- lift- sen Jla.i i. T Morse, i .■eoril* , cat h 1: I Mint iii.*. i i titrrs of IB O n t r a l f.'utldn ,,mtks local Wlnn-ldD^Vti CinHury <’«». Year’s Day. July 4. l a* . In Sanford bulge ^ I p s or, J . E. Baker, and John I,nee in c o n n e c tln willi the officials ra .ly this auuming had A irut - 1 i.e l U y . T h a n k - u : vii • of NuV ,J l < HH|Hrr. and Mi** Madeline Mai Milai.H' of Il'Jf'Ju .hail gathered \S om bipful M i*li i I I* llre r- slii.oling of Mrs Cisr.- Ksvsnsugh r n j M , p i t - than* made last wtek • in pianist •lid I liii-ln .a wh# i# on t i . i I il . » n'inciv WM The meeting was coll*<l to utder completed Ih. task of in„» mg th by Ur*. W . W. Wright. Mr*. Har,I.M ann„un -e ii t • I•>> that r , r f > 1( i a u i r t here In -a'ltiary, lltja. f.M < A shortly after 1:00 oVI>«k l.in- grocary ami meav market equip­ rt*U B. Raaoetjsr and L. B. Tylor t^n K. Allen. |,rrsidcnt ,.l **>r Io­ ment of the I'lggly-'W iggly » l» r « ,-f f.•ri hs« t«-en es|M n.t'il to make I , o m n u ll r tl ,u'n<k, y c -l e ri i a ) m il l" tc.onlk !*• • r Ipt* etui i ,• t. rand Mm*( c» Ile|vert*(un's K Xlm tnuwa, Urn total colloctlon c s I bank which is b«‘«» I" >he In the Meis-h llullding on K li-t l>resentr of g u s n l , ‘,y leaping Ml mcGitiih'd t . $r .i», • 111. •n« -f th. h ig h l ig h t- of his pr#* nf the today waa M U 7. T h . book, visiting boukrts. U. li feet I n . m (hi- lop 1 1 •• of th<- mail' tin uiunthl) pi») . mr lit W * ii t C . , Mate, Street to thr n r » P lg g ly -W ig g ly « n» 'our nf Ilie Stale A sp#rial [ , ell 1,1 •€'k al Ihe Hi 'v pi pon pponod m i ' K m . I. and porao*. president of the Ktrrs Notl< nol store in tlir ulii Atlantic Nation Ill *» a A 1. <|M I ' ^ U 'sKlta . f omn »*i"H|ri progiani ha* b##n prepared and »•• \V cl hersf leld paytaf l l W taw during this Bank of Lo.sI.urg . .s'jmr.l thatge al Bank building on Magnolia A « ,n ; ihi 17. of whu It $ l ,s fre-hn ents an* (o la serv#.! \ i uiisltca 'h I N ' | h l > a two porcont of th* m**ting .horlly after se enu* and Kirs. Ktraet. I I m . Il llesitf !»*(•* T h r n r* Uh'HRN, N vrfnltei lilt* »• at l*r Umotndrr was made hy Mr I FAITII HA« i h INJDMI.D »nt •tore was o|H-n for business toils), ..I Matas, aad by l be Ij#g lx* | | , • v Ihr Eonifri '* uf Ihe I temporary cna'rmmn Itreeden that all local M*s«»ns a r ; . . /* Th* Association is Jt'ng rrgan- bat (he offuisl opening is iieii.g I.l stwte of FhtntU rihI. re«|ii. «tril to attend, partiraimly , ‘ U K AGO, .Nuv 7. — a. h irsd to accordance with lit.' pro­ delayed until Friday uf this week < Wlu-tt ss. hh ihIx ro nf lUi » •eiiirnr r« tal Cammttte mr| nt al past masters of the laOrlg#. At'Macon, credited vnth invrnli n of vision* of tb* banker* cu1r a p- T jjk * Y c H t f r d u y ’r i N Y c a U i e r 1 #.. i Lfiu’»*r-W 4 aoa.ei.M-n. ..Mice Monday and uimmmously least DO Out o f -tow n Maaon* ar •' '»" *la"cr ,n N«w Y,,,k' ,u f prnied by th* SKA £#1 >gr.*,l bf A l a b a m a n L o s e s A r m in:#i n.vl iu;ur:#s voted In favor ihe ba#rvam# this day hy closing then places Ie.1 t«, sltend. hr added I I nil III % }' resident Ruoacvelt Mime time' .ivrrr bruuaa yvaterua/ aL o llu c f b ire k all •!*> Nuvg«ihri 11 **nd fur the acroinnuMlatlun of H i r r l t i , Iocs' a t U r - ago, Tha cod* went A u to A c c i d e n t . I I I eifegR I n ilitautomoblU in wnlch she was thrir rustumars. to rrmain u| mh I relay rvrning, and. ____ __ t , today . I M S Oct. I*. "X -r-n | B a r b e r S h o p n D e c I d e T o I'/;ling w struck , y an^'hcr m a­ Whci(A., li is fitting that Ihr p#Oflc nf our rll> n this to art s s Jadgt Z*M Pie* of th* K it* Aa-iM ' v MADISON. Nnv, 7 - K . L ( ’l o s e A I I D a y S a t u r d a y chine. th# drive:*1 v( which aprd r and fUld trials lion eoMaWta of the -is. Central Fisher: of Blrmlaghim, A l a . h a. day shtiuld lay aaidr all huain#-- <arrrs and celatnal# this m#iu* nr without slo^p'di; Her c •inpanbo i fsoturo a t th* Florida counties at B 'M il, *>•**- hie ^ f t gnu je.k rd off nl the r lorahlo occasion, and that at II •• ' lock Saturday morning tkara lun. Harry Cob# i. *J1, was slightly (Vclslnti to close th rir door* all L O C 1* SUId Trioli oia. Orange . la k e , Vui,|,'a, Sonrlay night, ee.rn ii.Jwred. Mias tia on hat iv#n should be a one minute f»rr».Hl *d -d. ncr honoring tha man and day on Saturday tn permit their I tmok *od Dors Kemlnoi*. mil**.w*et mile, we,t at her*, when Id pars­ dancing at tha Wo dV Fair. w man who made th# auprniH «cnfic«. employees (o ..l.serer Armistice g M t r r r w r i d o « u ho la u i l D uck >kle#n b y G ro v er ' g a l rVu. Theirlura, I, Vivian A. . * v | m « r, as mayor of thr ( ity of Day w a, rea'lmd by owner* of all WI* oltsir, it b -rUIK O N GUARDS A l U ' S K I * GOV. WHITE FDR REPEAL Colundri*. Kia., he cgt Sanford, piQyUnn Saturday. Nuv 11 as • tollday, and 1 urge whit* barber shops in Hanford Iasi ; • t-------A A car hack toward, (ha ratk( O l.U M U U B , O h ,>, No/. 7 - UP) T itu s .III. all patriotic citiirna to close thru places o i bus IHasa during tha| night. hlghwiy loo qulrkly sn< ' GREENVILLE. H, C-. Na». T e 4(10144.IA >a U (Joe. (iesrgs Walt* known *a a Th* shops will remain opan until (he lids of I p track. > day. I further request that thr (sttners at this sectio" *nd *11 <*a >aia Faaay D id at A l i a It la • 00 o'clock on F rida y night, "dry" for yeara. ano-tuncai ye s­ force* u d three guard* c d « l yeas dr'vlaf w |l | hU left merchants o f this city pay Ihetr • mployaaa on Friday, thr 10th. Am| u*U howaear, lo glee atl patron* an terday ha would vo'a for rvpaal Maiwa . were held rwponslbla by • (arng ijectiag from the car #*rleaVIVIAN A. SPEER. opportunity to avail th*m**hr*a of of th# Eighteenth An uod ment and Ka VMMl#a X | contact with 0»e truck . •»'» jary 4*7 th* d«ath of II(J 7 'btiiu a •v 111# Mayor lonaorlal car* tn praparatlan for of th* Blat* prohibiticn amendtrial* -HI b# Jl-rd-ca, negro coaeic , tshv O.s-11 palled the arm off. Ho * M brought m—ll'liogr .fient at today'a slactloa. Al Ihe week •end a t g result of-an alleged if.in R U J U d l s o for me<lleal altenti-i Of Beer, ured Into Police GENERALMOTORS STOCK EARNS AN EXTRA DIVIDEND MUSSOLINI WILL M ONN ......-.....CCAALLLL M EEEETTO DISARMAMENT"; SMALLERCITRUS' CROP PREDICTEDRUSSIAN HOPES BYII:S. BUREAU FOR RECOGNITION ARE OUTLINED r Team Captains For Annual Red Cross D rive Are Chosen Soviet Chief Predlrts Safety Meet Draws Many To Citv Hall* As Guests Of Club' All l)n\ Ni'vISnturdiiv * ■ 933 City TaxPgyment Is Near flOQO Mark PROCLAMATION medJudge eld Trials M a t �N ev er S atisfied j Violence Flares Jn PRO BLEM S OF* TH E N EW CONGRESS I Mayoralty Etetkm In New Y o r k City n r NCKsSS SWfe»<#* — _ P re s id e n t R o o s e v r it dcwvrvt** th e h ig h e s t pra irie a n d c o m m e n d a tio n f o r h is f la t r e je c tio n o f t H e ^ I m p r a c U f a l U l d u tla o u n d pro p rfg a l flf t h d f iv e g o v e r n o r * o f th e re b e llio u s m id d le w e s te r n attites fH a t th e g o v e r n m e n t o f th e U n i t e d R Tiifes s h o u ld r t s t lt T to p r ic e f ix in g o f B R iic t t lt n r n l c o m m o d l- Ia*t few months, however, our senator* and representative* have had opportunity to talk w ith the noitiQ folks tn d do Ronif rcsl thinking, Th ia la rape tally trus einre the P rra ld rn t’a recant ahi’jj*..**! *[«*> vsyse- much dluppolntcd and diRjnilfted. The farm er In the forgot- nounrement relative to the "n th ' w iIsh ■*> N*n man. Everybody c*l»c hn* been here before him. The tier dollar.” Th e following la a r td £ W ', wts! banker, the inxurancn man, the railrbada have got all the sum m ary of their present altitude. <I> Congressmen w ill return to IIJ1 — money. There 1* nothing left for the farmer.” Washington In Ja n u a ry with a 1V H w * a 3 * * H w J ! 1' P e rh a p a th e m o a t Iro n ic a l n n d r id lc u lo u n s ta te m e n t continued desire t„ help President Jfi w h ic h w « r e v e r m a d e tn t h e h la lo r y o f th e w o r ld la th a t It -,.e v e lt . Th e y admire his ro h rk w s w w S m S T w i r “ th e f a r m e r is th e f o r g o t t e n m a n ” o f t h is a d m in ls r a t lo n . •ge, good nature and w illingneM to try thing*. Furtherm ore, a ' x a l E x i i S n w a ^* !■ ; A H th e c o n v in c in g te a tim o n lH la th a t y o u c a n n o t c u r e a m a n | m ajo rity are in aympatttT with o f d ia b e te a b y f e e d in g h im a tig h r a re as n o t h i n g c o m p a re d •the I’ rraident’s goal In have a " m o v p m S sh . . .— : w f t h 't h c f a i lu r e o f th e g o v e r n m e n t to s a l i « f v Ita c h i t o n s I'm ore equal division of thr nation’s j v u V K M B K R 7, m i , , y f w Ip r a | r t i i p f . T h e b illio n * o f d o lla rs w h ic h U n c le S u m income. E ve ry week, however, a number are wondering -----------* h its p o u re d In to f a r m r o -n p e r a t lv e s , c r o p lo a n s , seed loa ns, larger L D E N R U L E ; A s ys m o r t g a g e lo a n s, p ro c e s s in g fa x e s , f a r m b o a rd e x p e r im e n ts whether th* N R A and the A A A and the X Y7, will bring it about. n » a should do to y o u ,.a n d d o m e s tic a llo tm e n t p la n s , h a v e nol o n ly g o n e u n a p p r e Although "till hopeful an.) rtrxiou* to them. L u k a 6: 11. d a t e d b u t h a v e n d u u l l y p ro d u c e d g r e a t e r re c a lc itra n c e for the “ New Deal” to w ork, yet they are hemming a little scepti­ r how much tha dollar ... . | predated, th* rhanre* T h i s la te s t p ro p o s a l o f p ric e f i x i n g w o u ld h a v e been t h e ! cal. To o many arc using II Juat to take a huggy ride. Ik wifi still b« cheap. **bat d a n g e ro tia a n d r a d lr a l e x p e r im e n t th a t c o u ld haft* (2 ) t'onpre*«men rrm gnlxe that ---------- _ bden t r l r d . I t c o u ld no t h a v e been u n d e r t a k e n a t all w i t h - ,spreulatiun and drbt are (.he basic htng new in su|ierlallvea rau*r» of thr nation’s economic trtiuhle*. If rn nvin rrd that infl* •rthed U m* olb#r day by ■ lion would solve thi* problem, if* oum ofi hi* mmy down rongrvssmeh would follow Thom** !hobf*\'Trte'rMfn* iificprlatn on hi* wild him *. f’ungi*?**inen ^ *Utppi#d to ftNk M Inty however, know that if they should gel their constituent* free from th # h l| fh # «y ho*r apeeiilation nod debt it would b* I* J a il ahead. “ Well. It’a hut Irm p ora rv Th e love of specu­ •areat m ad,’’ the hoy relation is a* Indued a* the love of liquor. Ninety percent of those, ’A n d ll keeps agetlntg now burdened with debt would I Immediately get Into drht again, even If freed from it now, (.1) f'ongrrssmi n are willing that the President rontlnue his expeMinents with the government m ixing ,;p with agrieulture, mantifa lu rin g , retailing etr. Vet, when Talking "with TFtT* littml' Pill/*. TliFse congressmen Jeaiti that the only thing the people really want I* ted.oed tasaioui lal o induced In Dixie: Feels Touch Of W inter ,More On Way - •traction work »r# now being g lv . en up and thrown Into the U p of tbo federal government. Hence,>i (ronM nunl from page on» ) the total expenditures ami bonr-j r i l questions, prohibit I n rrpeal fit* are not being materially In­ I yesterday comes before the Voter* creased. T h ry al*o are realizing I of at* states In what promise* to | ho the derisive teVt rrf Whether the constitution shall retain Ita anti-liq u or provision*. More than a fifth of the natl n*a population live* in the *ia stole* that are voting on repeal — | renn*jr)*anla, Ohio, South Oaro’ Una. N orth ('-arotlna, Kentucky and SUES I U ta h . O f the Ineal Issue*, chief alienflnn renter* u|ion the threernrnrred mayoral ronte*t In New Y ork C ity In whtrh I* Involved | Mr*, whether T im m i n v H a ll »hall eon tinue It* d mtn*tinn. Regarding repeal, admlnlstratlnn leader* who h a vr hern u rg ­ ing remnyal uf the IRth Am end­ ment from the rnn*tllutliin rhief nm nng them P m tm a M rr fleneral F n rle y, expressed the day’* voting the end of their r i O p t o m e t r is t Y O U Like S te v e ’s Place O p p o s ite P o n t O f f ic e W s a w equipped to prW ure first class |ab w w k at l b Vwea| possible price*. Olxa *e a trial. 9 m a ll D o c k e t H a n d e d T o J u d ffe A t C ity J a il nR. u t . newts f fetln*p p*rf' mw M A R T IN n s fr. ia« w . A n c ie n t. C ity B o o m L a n d B o u ffh t F o rS o n sr Sanford Cash Feed Stort — . , C « # r - t o d a a d - H a n fo rd - B A L L A R D ’S F E E D S a n d F L O U R ■■ , * - •» P. A . M K R O Ballard Rep, D K H f (’ H A TM A N Salenman H A R D W A R E _C X > . ......... * 0 4 f l a » l o t d A v e n u e « , 7 m K I.A V IH M A \t* i - M ayor J. H lin n, tin e, w ai m c illp j o1 *y .1*1 N K W Y O R K . N iv 7 .- A plan 1 y •*!!■% .ii a rrcefit Rprrial • * -r ,»a far rrfuti'Hujt $21,074,000 in nowd* u ■» . unt p ha wait y m t r . l u , N **v of tht* r l y of St. P rirrahtira, J-1* , i* r*»k* Hn in ju iirt'o n t » ttrrv rn ! Iixn t w n MTimmnerd here hy a I't* ! l l d i w , v irta rt >un *dm*li'Ut* hmiifholderp* |init«*ct o # mmimit* r f t r if a l l lu rt-ra , fro m i \kiiis l i'r, hrailrif ty K rn m ’th M. K r r f r , Thi* jilkn r«»ntempli*lri» a lirw 26* )#a» I a &u c . K r r f r naid •>f th r 1'itinlfe had drpopltrd with th r I'aniinitti'-r. I he plan (irov for nct-Hang’1 uf the old bonds fur new unes ( I ear lug :t p - '«'cnl Intiuvsl until O r l . I, Itratl, they will hear t l jwn-eut . n d Ih ere afie r 6 percent ••f tha or igin al r o i l r a d rale, II lower. T h e new bunds would *>• call* ie .1 par on Lnlerrsl dale T h * city agrees In establish a sink in g fund beginning with the SHIMMY I roe* it w andrr. steer hard? wear? n a f f s t f 2^ aS 's S S s A -tP r b itta. N ig h t I Naina tjM i)rl.*g roaring 65 aaraa o f - r a U r y s thlsi TYPTNO k k m in o l e cou nty c k b m t a sso c ia t io n '* '■« t V»* '#•# 4 > ■ »ai, *4l * s b . B r y a n & ’T h r a f lk Ifl t It do ytiur t l - , . » If nny id three ilctmiilts s ir noinra ldr In for * free test on our nrelvin K u r-tm ie (?oud brakes amt I turd axle, u - m l live. IlK P K N It A ltl.K tlTH M JITK K IN ti Allft m at tr k m * w o r k U h llr iM • #11- J I ‘ # f 4« f y t ‘ p | # f) FIRST A SA N FO R D , TW EN T Y Y EA R S AGO 'cecU ian M u .lr Club an t W U rh : FieR* llruw n. N ig h t; a most delightful pro- t i l f 'y . f ite rn ; .'s .i-ni' * May M ladt Saturday afternoon, |i< i i , i R U r 1 eye t -.-t.a u ; Mwuet i*oo nunmera were given t>r ro w an. * "rirwrTy ’ n h i 'l ; lle »u l i Packard, llabe! Parltard, l ark*, I. M c h l; A n nu M ay I* »•*. rl* Paekard, and Vlrgtti’ a * nurae; Joel f it -IJ , a n i SI.rrm an rd Miss Hartha Packard u „ th ; Ju lm tlaiavx. ‘ ‘Sammi in Intarratlnc paper on K u - J o h r m ig ;" Robert Deen, “ Th e In. T b » progtamma ronrhid gev. Kara A U k K o e a n u ;" V lvle a th a d u b rhoraa la charge Hpaer. an ideal Ichalmd Crai«a; •laid* IIIM liM . and A lb a n F r y . a aoldler , Ju nio r CJTri. of the Sanford Fred R i m wax In th . city ye*. Bchaib! enterteined in honor leiday railing on his m any friend*, bafa a t th a hum* « f M lv i M r Klaar form erly Had rharge uf Bajr' Pops radantly. Ih a tha C rystal lea Com pany or thi a c a m la coatamu gad weia city ami la aow U a v e l'lv jr far aa l tha chor by Miss Pupa, lee m aaufactarla| « a - b 'n t r y evat* D O r n a , m i n » » M a ry A n n * * * ,. ^ la a charm lag appi a k n l, M Ua La ura fla b la at b ar term* M tha far tha beat oa Cantcron A vaauq aT a r ait as* *i O tW * present wweai asacs of aereral .awalha spent la l haata W hitoar, a* a oVau’j i tba N ttth . ,r t a a iH u i *a *# *f iaxtrti«i«tvi of thr i « t r 4I “ i.p j C I T Y . C T V , N ov, C. 1m Ortando Sentinel quotes a M ’ merchant Just returning > Bum p* to the effect that rMa w ill have a big tourist M l t h li year lle says that the rwdatloB of tb* Am ertran dollisa made It poestbls for th* [Hahmaa to buy more dollars r M g p 6 m d kterlfng than he M y m e ld and ‘therefore h* B it t t ' Visit Am ertran resort* a cheaply B u n before, lln w M t h F rio mord the* that tha ^IlhiiSkna fxftihd M il buy mom M ean dollar* than It la trim F the same dollar w ill bay r — “ S a n f o r d ’s O n l y H o m e -O w n e d f e e d S t o r u " S T A N L E Y -R O G E R S S . Herald Printing Co T « buy h u» , at rurreat prices, I . both O o n n n k a l— and P atrU O e. ciw#k iSTB.OOfl tm unpaid ~ S e rve d R ig h t! “Rost For The ‘^outh” •MPa le f t aver frnm lart year and g a . itI 1600,000 additional for an d | M m°nth* school term Ihl* yrsi I f H grts 13r.0.000 frnm the state -Wftl K ill has* tn raise |r>7fj,0<Ml F (h ri f taxation If all srhmd Ifdraa were paid tn full, this rt-vr a p T t r n iM amount rn IttO .ltXI. Ind ; w id t 'd th ird of the las roll rnn . a lM h g 'h f prtiperty with taxes He . t h $ *st fP r several years, the ’’H M l ’ teltacflona w ill probably not i m t m i |iw>,ooo. ■ BE EH! and will gixe )n * r hnan- new beauty awd lu a irr life. , *rhh' W lA rS btfrf' V tn one of rttWa eottntlsk ttdvfng some troutfl* xtlW artwKil ftpars-e* tt wems Ihst aaMBaUkt',' whVh’ taW*' awhy ■; D O Z IE R & C A Y ’S Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S o v* haa kiMrtrn fop name m niMrulamuR art ion n#»an» In th# h*m!« of ■ bo netkoUl«r« earn mil If f Hut In rrranl motTtho th# Huj»r#fn# C urt h*p> W i ll calle«l i»|»nri to l*Mir *>,, many ^IfHta of Ihla kln«I. that any know |fd|t of th# wdrd "'mandamtia" 1« U r * t j suf fir lent, tine mu si know wh*t the *ilur«l Is TVe have had te' Walt upon W alter r Fuller tn h w a o rld a New* ft P.ron.onlr Barries to l#arn that th# plnral * t mAfxIamua t# n t ’•rnandarfni*#"** •I * tT##nhorft In *nrh mattrra m llf li lojrlrally aoppttN#, hut er Amerban gooda. M ust W ie b o ld t’s S tu d io \ ' p h a i W i . :•' * : *rbat 'H w ia » v B tft I t S h o u ld lie ON BCIIOOI. nONDR Pictere Framing | A K fo rtt tilfl* D R HENRY M cLAUtfN, Jr. i r . ’e t U . i h r i t W. T . W O O L L E Y O w n ff-M u r. I Glaaacg Cwrcdlr VHle4 yoa tnslall «n rf^ctrlc fort wiifrr ayglem tmn b«t ft It wilt never f#rgu forget you. K a forget ^it, bftt ft it aboui iu work qaifcdy and safely, never faffli never needing aileallon. And the 2 | electricity F f t O f t E .R S I �I =**= J O A H t O F M A IW A llT P M ffT B te , B o e W r W H o r N O N S O N H I T S B J E C T O R A .... ■ R u s s i a n Ropes F o r Recognition« A re O u tlin ed A T T H E M ltiA N E F R ID A Y R S P L A N LANNING and his w iSU ppuiR cinit f-o n o n n . n I font p age eeVl tCim tlrtoed Prom r a r e O ne) stln in v d i realise )’< 3 . has beet) rvns* a new spaper. 1 th in k th at r | fr T A t v V :/ th r keystone of our l.>reigA pok* the licensing section, of the icy." s ta tu te m ust the read w ith the . ^ ........ •*\Vr cannot fo rete ll the re su lt free p re s , clauses of the i-onstiMr*. K. D. Bullock, who ceie•if the W ashington d lu u ssio n * bu* T T JraD A T . * | tutlon. I think th a t, to g eth e r, they Fife. H . 1. L i U i u N a rtiu n K il C rated h a r ninety-sixth b irthday we know our fo reig n policy* ha* C! & . t l ? 0* " * * * " * o l . ^*®|cie"erly "prcclade ”lh« Idea of any fro m 'Dwj’t ’Bd' Beech where th e lunm .u ccessfu l elsew here th u s f a r n to r U r lH A nxil a ty . U « ,„ Wnl of ( ’o n g rrsa In r r n l f any •p e n t vb* wt*k-«t>d w t friend*. an n iv e rsa ry recently, was honor and we hop to see new sn -re ssee ." S ara W a rre n E astc rb y , rh a lrm sn • ■ f u e s t rlurlftfc t M ‘Aortal parted” ** H ih i in the NKA to license the D ire c tin g atten tion l . i a S o v ie t M r. and Mr*. K. W. IU S j Iiu »n- 0* rrtruWr' fKFrtfng trf Ctrrtc will m eet a t 7:90 V. M. with Miss pre#*." p ro |iesal t ) se ll the C h in e se E a s t­ Rebecca Stevens, T alk Avenue. Johnson'* speeth was the first nouwde the Birth ol a non, K. IV. N um ber' M e* elf th e P resb y terian ern t a iln a y an d il» fa ilu re to ob­ The D aughter* of W esley O s* it* "di* N ot. V a t the F*n>a.«t of a series f sis to Ih* delivered ta in the sig n a tu re ot Js p n n to ■ A uxiliary tle td y h e trn lay aflV rtw T it of th e F irs t M ethodist Church h fk to n M em orial H ospital. n o n -a g g re ssio n p act . lie prestdtnC ill have a business and aortal io th e corn t»r!t, rent at present • t t h r home of Mrr. Franh by a farm -selling •t»»ke. H r dor.f the co u n cil of p c jp 'e ’s cornm ias .a '.' m eeting a t 8:00 P. M. a t the *• R&dthka L rh m an a tte n d e d a W ooflfbff, Okie A'rttntia. ra m adilerb church annex w ith Mrs. E ugrn* i Hvrrvd It before IISM) m em bers A fte r routine ------------buameas.... the____ m eet- H iggins, Mrs. Brodia W illiam s, of the Chicago Association of com* convention • ! thw D aytona Beach -------------------•'F>cnt* In M anch-iri* show th « t ' DU ile a lirs and c n n tia c tr l - .tw .r n th e , , , ' ; C h n srta h K hJeavor ink’ ad jao rp ed fo r a nodal period Mr*. T. C. Bolt, Mr*. C. E. M c-,m efce »nd the Illinois m an u farheli Iona Uea-.b S a tu rd ay when re fre sh m e n ts were served. Kee, Miss R uth H and, and M iss ,.u re r* association. y . S. S, It. and ^ a n .-h tiiin a n j ' j Jk*(.Mii hi»vr n d i*ccn k c p '. and The refreshm ent table srik oW r- F lo ra M cPhaul as h o strss rs A ppealing for full -u pport of ‘'F urthe r, thv J«|M Ur«f p i N l i*#* , la® tklth a ru t work d o th and The Fidelia Class of the F ir * .[th e recovery p r g ia m . hr said all .•tun*- increasingly inure iii^ulcrilf ^ M s s • m a te s C o llin , and M s . re h te M d WiFi a bo^ll' o f pIM B a p tist Church will m eet a t 8:00, the objections to lh<- NRA, f rev ir puldi-li ng plsn* for ihc i n n r |« |p | M a rtr M >»e McMillan re ta in e d rosebuds and feVn. W re. Ruin'c* V . M. a t the home of Mr*. M orrisjdoin of th r p rrss . ro n -titu llo n slily .c on of S tic iia . y e sth ty a y ' fro m Dayt-m* B ra e ' tea* seated a t one e ttf kt th thee table Moye, 1WM P alm etto Avenue. I of the recovery act. and in te rfer"T liu rnu««,<* ii- t.» *»• v e ry a t- % w h eK th e y sp en t 't h e w e ek e n d *Ntf a larx la rg e th ree -tie red R egular busine** and aortal vner w ith p riv a tr individualism , ;<•()!ivc ur.d com pel- i» pr«*parG w ith M rs.. A. E. G ainey. rake w hich erai served e atin g of the A lathean C lass of were e ith e r “s y n lh rli, d rsd c a ts" I neei •a- * u r c v p f t L .1 c*v ell k• r»u- ffows if f he F irs t B ap tist C hurch will be o r -hobgoblin* ” ft. & DuRoae. ■ re?' H enry Me• rripo iii Ir M anrht *»r - r o t r#c t. C. J . R ogero h a s a rriv rd from Isiolfn poo red the I t s held a t the horn* of M ra, Veils , |p |h p |rup grounds for • I un-ilda for (hia sttn atio n . J * 'k * o n j i n r U ' ’a f lt J j a m o r; . Those present VreAi I fn u £ , D. W illiam s w ith Mrs. W illiam s, Mrs. yp)t sititm (v the MCA s p i t not “Jn p an i- the- m u-l i th ere anti u m d T tlfe w Pb h& dor-in-law and 1.. B. B ragg, Mr*. G. O. "Dwrtner, Bullock, h o n o r gueet, Sttt. W. U. those Issues, hut iMlh«*i the desiiv . p •»»*»! «• fru ;*» Pg. 5®, »**♦• < su g \tV r, M r. and Mr* J< hn Mr*. U. It. Selm an, and Mr* U A. W . M rs i . a Bewadtt, M m . of **a h s (Miwrrful in»*n • • • w hile striv in g to k*~* • f»*«udly Sc hi ra n ). W est T en th S treet. Sm ith as hostesses. M em bers will ] II. C. Du Bose, Mr*. H arry lle e re n , io ions cvei y w here, »• -I imiI ct'JVm eet a t 7ilB o’clock a t tbo church] fof the h rn rfits of the act hut iitiu r a - in the !.»• • f ar t l \ B arause of the all day p ra y er Mr*. H. D. H lghleym en. Mr*. C lara and m otor from th ere to Mr*.! non** of its Uiiilrii* ** I orig, Mr*. Roy P. Mann, Mrs. i d ig the ii the Bed % **iy n tha / r . «#♦ w r i t e s to be held tom orrow a t the W illiam s' borne on Golden Lake. | He said “ they want lu m irnnite • flenry M rl.aulln. Mr*. Porttyre h si Ln«t. \\ « vpe» t ' .icn l ) i | 1 ,!*. *» Circle N u a W r Bevrn of thi.'i*?'*<1 toiiihiiie and i 's i!|»c (hi* inhiKlret M ethodist C hurch, the reguF oment* c •me- tlmi i. c* .1* 'c vio* R pssrll, Mr*. H e rb eil E. Russell, F’lrsl M ethodist Church drill nu-rlt bltlons bit i „ f th r Slier man ai l. but I s r ’ln eetln g <jf th e S a ra h P ark er t* » toil - " *•’ Mm. M e r Schaal, Mr*. Charle* a t 7:30 P. M. w ith M is. Wf. .S. tf|r> don’t w ant to i?tv. a n y th in g | M eSkwiist'' O rphanage Club has S teensrerth. Mr*. K. K. Stein. Mr*. T h o rn tjn . W est F irst S trrrL Piolm igetl ap p ln * -• and ih re j* 1 III re tu rn for th«**e iM ’iipfit* They beefc postponed a n lll W ednesday, F rank I.. W oodruff. Mr*. N. F. l g Ifio led t 111w ajisl CMli'irk. ThG * R e in ilir business add so dal want t give nothing and take N o ^ lb. nid ieliee et»ui|»l Mf.l c »| v . l l l | „ ,, I.eXetle, Mr* C. C. W odruff, m ealing of th r I'h ila th ra ('la«* »»f a re rv lh in g ** <1* let ted w orker- ic .l tuTi.-mls. W ord has been received here Mr*. E lliott, and Mi»s Bessie l/ong. the F irst B aptist I h u rrh will he | | 4. i|ne«linned w hether of _ . fil l-, held at . 10 I*. M at the home <‘t ohjections did not »r**.»ilt Ih»* i f l U S tu a rt G atchel, son of Mr. 11\h.-1!V K FAIIsM TO t ItA tiH * Ml . V irginia l*awton. !10H P a r k ; ^ ^ th ,. NRA Ha u t- and w d Mr*. Fi rre s l G a tc h .l of this W e e k O f I* ra y e r T o Avenue w ith M is. U w to n and tbo r^ lir,„| h„ u r, of * „ lk , hll. eltjA’ who Is a student a t the III :MINT,P A H . A la . .N'vv. 7 .-J B e O b se rv e d H e re M i.s r. Lucy IM dim s, E v .ly n NIp-l ^ rp, . 1.l1 in pri, MoRtverds School, located In 1-ake to lolieve 1 lie I . «• C o n n 'lly , rh a m id ,1 p r,. and M ary M .nning a . h o .:. lfc# ........ fnu, coilMty, ha* been placed on the . . . m illion to rad In* era-h ern , m et his " W a ta fa 1 ' e ssrs. w inner« *• stu d e n ts’ honor roll for .he firs. A" " « ' " ~ k " f ** ^ lip** ■i • Te n lsy « T L e g io n " F T c Id 1 ^ ._Wja?i}EaDAT_.T _ - ~TW IhY m r Ike TOMTA nod the ■ Ix V e e k s’ M r ia d .R h k h J u a . Jm t- l ^ - c r lb e d bz t l ^ ^ o u n c l l o f ^ J h e •he j e i s o n ’ iif B n m in g h a m •••• A speHsI p ro g ram for the ben­ W om an's M n a iu n ir) Society ol lim Kye trird Rd- s rv rlt adinini'*! rat iof| h a v e l»>*li | iiltllllli* 11Kill'll lllllghultie, Bidka-'l.’l II \e%* out tt -ip g ic tliociylct be F irst Meth -di*t Churvh will be efit of the children's l»t*ok d e p a rt­ •».. M».h on foui <hfTrrrnl o ’t i : l i 6 n | . *4|Hllled tike country onr cpiHiter pi'pcil.ii It'oiidwMV '(in mid m a-lei P'h.’iv •*<*. it \ *»ri B ..v v i li t t ll e i . \ •» *t uuleV • Iservevl h rie by th r Unal soclvty ment of the Sanftn.l Public L ib ra­ • ••• r ash fh e A I m I m io m K e n t u c k y .(• ry will l*e given at ;t tft o'clock a t way out of the .March doinp«. '2fi •f Cl* ••III.•pic-. •|H II- M lleW t*d I t Nlllllo PI N a tio n a l R ook W e e k on W ednesday s t th r cliurrh. •i g 111- %u rn 1 .ill *s* h tim e ** ilo »-» j •** 1 1 \ \ o r n iN \\ is p u 'ic# -■« • percent In sne m onths.’’ Johnson tio ii *ef h i - > i 2v « i S L p p e r Be v »• \t it The p io g ram will <pen w ilh a the W om an's Club by the L ite r­ m t h ....... iiu m 'e i-, U bet I lin e cut w inners. • ^ .W ill B e O b se rv e d vto- for lh »e «’ |m i for fiinrn » - isr th e h - .•t#- nr *. a tu re d e p a rtm e n t of th r club A *•!*! d hud donr •*» without "Love F r a .l " s e iv u r W o jn rsd s) ------• OMiiei -. 1 Dili *i if 1 1 iiiSdv i i ailv rr o f f n in g will !>,. tak e n up. t l t l n r th r constitution, m rnnrlng M iln n e h'rtdnv i-t • y w ny of ohucrvliikf N oli n»I m orning *1 I0:l)U u'ciu-k a t the • I IM H II B f.llS TO I l( H O L L A N D > |t llioinre* m eeting >f th r 1 itrra the freedom of the press, U I hit « B u i tuci it S i.n iw \ * I TI* p eeriOeititcri i«ietiiM*d nh o ve l •t« I». R oA W ftk , th« | !**•• IV- i hutch and will ■>* cuulimteO by lu re h rp n rtm rn t of th** W om an’s e m n e anv industry into n .ode w ill i* s tu i pi* r*i»* |tiif»\ the in in ilt lllati* h u ll Itv h i -id*•a I ’ • • MIE II A t i l ’E. \.»v • p aftm ent of Ihc \V n»i»n s CIu j «D'>th*r program a t boh) I*. M F lub faill tak e place a. S:tM» nVJock Some opponents of tin N'lCV \l|tir Site M i Mn I \\ it it la* In >t tt ! hi -:i!lie e i uni i le i lh***p « A tig h t luncheon will l>« served in Owing t.. unfi.v e.ab i. w v a th a f i . w it- h a r# a ap^clal nruvm m on • t ^luh house. fn b t|.0n -nld. have rtrtnrt> * t to a ■he church a n n rs. ] s oil.til lo ll- it uf v e r I -.| tir\>l.ahM W odnesday a fte r no jm a t S:10 T i l t ItHILW device of w itch doctors, which he i ''iiu d n > n ig h t llm l l ol Mini U Y R .1 Th* Young B usine.c W omen's n'rl^ck a t the cluh hru«e w t h C ircle, assisted by Mrs. Kyis Thv G ram m ar School P T A H rsrn b rd . . "to .cl „p „ t,„l.g,.b • tiarlvn A. LindUara.li w II p o l k MrV J . II. ('offbunt »r r h i r p . huhsccipllon bndgo* ||n and then d s n rr armrm t fhe M toem aker, will have ch arg e of ra rty a t P. M s t ihc Elk* n , r ^ . t i n r „ IP ,.m it„ n) Fl»atur«*a of the p n p»sm w ill he the evening program The offtr'nR V. •' will bv used for lb* work a t I'aign H an to provide lunc hes for nrr«l> sctvantlng* at it '* children of the M-hool Phone m .... t o llrg r and fo r etjelpm cnl of e r v .tio n . io Mis G ro rg r l l . b . • VM’” u ,r M i 1*0K S s r i : \ K f . » K M \ P r \ •«» V e p h rn su n M emorial H ospital a t u ,.to n , ......... " " “ ‘t" " FOR BETTER BAKING ft'o rtin n e c 1 1" Psi»* t» ( l.angi how, China. Tlie w ontt’i ol Mrs H enry FTBhII1 \1 ,r' 1’ 1 I*'* jiidn mg th r nM 'T l ESS C O S T USE THE Mliolher, We cun m.’ike • lo.ii to 1 . I I (I I ’IS N ig III Ml u l.ti I t s ' • th r church a re u ig ed to a tte n d and Itrg u la , mis ting - r Sslli.- H e r " ,l” I " - j u r tn .- ,.gHin-< Ihvu »* * "III- (•• IIIMII Slid 11MllUi r u n g a lig h t lunch. j .O N O M IC A I m 'C l E N T tison C haplcr of th. P A It. »s ill ■*»'»» interest*.’’ h r -sb l "TH crr I* strid es during th r newt year, W allace -aid • n .« ,c * p c c i* il) in iin* I .l i n k * * j _ , !«• hri.l at 3:t)0 n’rlm h »l tho no ll,» ,t to w hlili tin* l in k m s) ........ s i an.I lln l.sn rnninv inlrt% J W nllait fa’ot* d tlo a* ' h tm r of Mr* J t . lin t«h-son. noi If • * peak the la n g u a rC ' a« flR> D a n c e G iv e n H o n o rin g Indian Mound Villag . with .Mis "If t- lim e to w sk r up an«l get nient- of the M l \ »i .......... .. • " I. *» they i)^ E n g lis .. child Iicl»m nnd m i mg tf•• « vhi S tu d e n ts A t S te U o n J N. W 'hitner, Mm. A T |(o«*rt 'r i d of savage frlis h rs • • • This III'*. i a*i *i |».'l •••****** I x Inis l %•|. ter, and .Mrs. John IL l**oh.ci iy . co u n t• > undm the* me ila tlo n of lion »nng the MI j u [H m th> as hostesM’s. | writch dm to is ha- the jtH ers. We iiw f ilH r ir * ," and < *pr* * .* h lie to -!■«• Ih* -»»n • i • i I pi ■ llninrit, Robert* Stnh* «n«l l l r h n The h'oui i b A• i a d r rcHOu «•!*•* are seeing thing* on the - ta n s * ( oihfk*. stu d rn ta at S tetson Uni- of the South Side I'riin s c S. h d Jo h n -o n -aid h r had heard lh« c ini#— e v e n tu a l1*- a |s|il•• • i# hi ■ l. I (1 «.e • | • *a*ek rrrslljr, th r M tssrs Rill « W ight. wrlll have a tea fui ell I ..... . P irsi.lriit -a \ th at h r would lo t • lilt tl I • Ilk I *•.*SI tlo \ I ' lilt I • ,k Wtag M irju rir T u rttn . fira d r m otheia mi ! pui i • from rensm Hny d rp a rtm riil f the gov ( *t*|u Sm ith rn trrtm n rtl *J .III o« h>ck to .in J riot k a l tlie nm«-nt. ami th a t hr want«»d the IMOlc rrci otfv tli.ill pinf FOU I I* school Mrs. W In te l |, . . wn w II (ru (^ l||R, H r -aid th a t n«» p ro — the home Of v a ij .m r paiem * ., ^ talk c»n th* Ku»i».n t ’ls.le ever vc a- piven iio u r ai*-olot* Mr and Mrs. Hal Wigh*. in May (u u r. r „ f s "A - I free d *uii th sn in and about *h* fa ir. . ' ^ . mill th* NBA. M nd that ihe e n tire adinlui* The nMimi o f lire W ight h ^ ^ ^ ItINFill « tl all on l»»s•I iieen mo|« Ilian • <o *11ti I ••f lilt. , wrkrv deccuatetl lor tne «h «s - ioii tl* n**vc-papei loioiiti’iit a ii*I r i g w ith c|uanlitieii of Redder m»i and vshtlr ;«• S«Ik111•.* U p s a la —( ir a p e v ilic g e sti’Ulla tr th which accvntwaie«i a c*-|or 1*11— 1Hi - l* •l ll*. u\ \ r do not mind leallv iioco-i II ft Ml* k- I" scheme of Isw inlt i arc I ged 1 Mrs llllm rr and Mr* K«ld t in ai Punch was served thtoughou: Ihe Lun<k|ui«t and and -u h -ta n iia l dead cat-.** !*• litth* d iu g fitsr. ' l«v I n ' •ii*i i even ng • lanaioe. spciij the dMy F r. i*»> \aiiii aaid "and I have - me iu-tlv I \I(M “ I Ii *•vs t. i hitiii Am ong |ho**e prevent w v rr: the M is . II t* I. n«h|ui«', i »*im *ii I'* i c'omiug to me Mv **nl\ eoiiiplkcint • IM| III rt ** I JO •' M lu .. Ilv l.n C«»llm., Itu .a rts mg th r (Uh o u th d a y of iilife is th at tiiaiRl of lht**>«’ ctra*l *nihn > MI'll || • • Ff •%It S tah l, and Dorothy llaim -s, h nur ('h a r Icn. s r f ->nthe||* I h r higge-t tin it is t Ml’.l C*. gk 1 g u rsls, M »rh>"v T urner, Ju a n ita tint! dead cat lthe otlr al*o*il Mi ami M is A j|» |v t S%%ati-»n »llt| .. !• . Ie.fl* .1 S m ith, Cam illa Dvas, C hrist na and [knM hy S n i n » a i, Mr. and the freedom nt the pnrss. | k***plf r>f t • . I't I. t »». .1,.ll., S ln u d rn m ire, Billie W sh l, and I Mra. IId m rr L unc^dist. Mian I 1 am as devoted as any **f IFkr| tkgllllH* I * Ihai-f V»n* f» HI' I 1 dk.l.fl’ I\ . rh c'J.a* *ogTn N ^ ahewr, A lrtJ ^ r ,t (SaicJar Luinh|Ulfl u n i «h.»l th ts c c iilira Io Ihe to n * litu t ionnl • Oell*. 1*0*1 ll I * III l.« h . till*, !•II*el lid D.* Scull, h n- ’ fCrenshaw U se d T y p e w r ite n i I k M* aPnln kill dr#n. and nisnche Swope w e ir p ilm ip lc f 0 five pi ess N oitunp '■I* I, III Ml I 1C1lute iitM |«•< tho' I••'* S h siu n , H endrix ly lM Allan Sunday aftem ftem ou..n o n visit v isit ». i , mi *1 ne r x ^ Mill fie done in. ol l»y. th* | I*•*1la - I cm ii • n**k-» • IflUB*! » Fields. Billie Ball, Bill P restun, m in e of Mr. and Mrs. FI. F. I uiwi* * ’to k o I M '* and Claude llerniton of th is r ty q u isl, hon.u mg the kill llilh d a ) NRA I i im paii i|. • * * . a * tl leellll "ll •I Hi. -Op,.* •►It Ion ami c iitin - m Iimand J s * B rennan, "flud" Jn h r.o n , ..f |h e Iwm*. A li.e lr).| Alva It: \H i\IK A d d in g M a c h in e s • g. |'k • I I (lev k fo*| only rtni Ikocn i* Jam es Rogers, Nell Fs>,ci..|h, It Mr, and Mis. E tnll h ts g m i- -n h a s Ih' cii in vitiil on every d m B. Ilall, W allace Fuard, sa d ja c k e s tl Mi*, lli t m r r l^ird.|i>i-i »t I K I t i a fa H I—‘ tiM ra » l» H G reen, stu d en ts *, Stc:s*.a L’m- tended ihe L u th eran lineh«-i hook ainh and a riio n • • • Even in ! S tllv th e fnim atloci of p«»hcie«. rw-|MFii v e rs it). i <| day m eeting in P iersv ii, un p|bV loprrotilnH vw a f i h t |iirs* H a l l a c ’e O K i > n l l i r a s lo») * Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. N A. Fry 4 *v .. pi* f i i i f r».it T o -N ig h t have Io ph (aken m lo miifiilenc ** M a r k c t i n K / V g r e o j n e n l jJ " arouiWRalil.'S them . •wwalc, a short play by th e G irl D ru p rp f ’• in '•■ - '* .. Woodrow Kiser * p e n the w .sk . „ .. i . • .ii gi i. “ m — Sure |- I r e I 'n l r r l a l n m IV. S ru u ts, and a m agirm n a ct by \\ \ >111N’t. IO N . S* •*1 t ln.v11 1 «• i s*r•d •Ft i fh. lk • nd K ttt with the bom s fo lk .. An> ,o r ,h * Raymond M o n lsa lia tg r. Tho pit , ’ R oyal Bakes a ad Service • iii id • i * ‘tai y W m I imi • t he •* wh«"> «" - a a * L ’1 1 * C .)• vo 'll 1 ill " slid lie is Invited lu attend and pupils .turn* o f then, were .H er. f t*T In • ••I m g •v a |i|ii tivi— i * * »«»l(|, *r In ih* * a . ' " a r y f f l t r r ( il 1•k a , irtrtfllF ! * M k M ata S t. Phm w 4#TT m jil oT th* G ram m ar Sen hi; and the fo o tU ll f « i t r in which b» p U y -l l Kf rn M ia tferefer | undquSt rail. H t nn% l»rlicvf in any Mippr«--io». , • **i*'Ol C Hi i 111g ..... . . nd - • ll M\ , Ju n io r n ig h School a re urge.) I** no A g e ta ^ d le ga*sat aw* rp t a* such I* hvliw*i / m V s«| • I *II' t pi •••III* ■>1 especially tu be p i v n s i . A a.Iter i h Ilia . J . U liiaon, arho ha* hcvn o f n**w> th ^ rnem v. new- «»f p r n |s f tn l nidi ■ V •/•ilia h i ,, i ** •S e rln g fa r the c h 'ld re n ’, Uwk |!l. m ovem ente or condition* *»f T he pSN Bs Circlu W en we l p*qa- at hl|i|M*|ei f..* I|g d e p a rt m en. o l th e A eaf.irJ Pahl'c yidhad w ith the a tt <u t a r .v un i -iipi.lv an*l »ian-F'ort. I «1«* not 1*^ t» id ,'if H ti ll f l | - | let L ib ra ry will be ta k e ', op. gslronaR * ^ivea Ih-an for th r llcvr in anv instrictio n s on III# Ute •it t PIi • *k**nti< o k '|ii|l .b jp e r, and th s n l a 'l who help. ! p fr- - I n I» v " !l dl* i|, ■i i e*t»leinrnl uf &0!» shantl* , vrp - s i r il B lu c r e ... W* wrr* well pica c l to pw .ur I k itie.i >mnta» by a h r • «.l r u n | * I N K iI K M A Y O R h ll.I.K D yuyng friend, E llm V 'h lrn agnm . ' .li'v er A stran ife f l a n ; *.f „ m an . t ’l-en rii)v«i/ihf r#!»f I ma an civic bom r wi h l>er cousin, 1 1 'Fv’FTW YORK. Nil* S U T K i l i ll*o. .if* of his ll(tlf dpiuA o w ith V n I A lice Vihlea nil her M o r n I rum O lsrn. twu fi-trd mayoi W’r ilitepiltd \ 1•••« I J g ] H • visit t» her Liother, Kr»*r m f» but «njnatlll>r« rvlonthliund. lid- » « • * C onner yri».- f' New York. Ellen lots . sn \ siting iHd i i n -ttagf i d t r » n j p i i c l f r o m I h r Bui* •»» (■■liner sailer,' • js,-l of • '1 s.l -i Hdl bro th er, (Icuige in W tniirr. \N m ao *. iii i ol I'a i k e l > u«*d them all to g **d ii ivro I lln ly i m *»* K|*im (*|"i I Chuvth near his w o k a tlh III A h a w flair) lag e |n b v iU 'R f the *‘nt> i Mem»a -e w l u dd r ”t r s o n a Mrs. E. D. Ruftoek f Is.H onor G u e s t 1* ^Social Calendar *4 WALLACE ASKS BRITAIN MAKES bifafp ('nitimfusion 'I’o FAIR TRIAL FOR OFFER TO PAY ,‘",hoTelephone Rate NRA PROGRAM ON WAR DE BT S Gowns $ 1.95 and S ADYE'S l Geo. L. Staart Co. Tfc: ta f'jcritlc a l hostess*? O 'o COOL W^ATHKK ! T-r/ > //2 2 - ol W ^ A a fletbes? per hap. iH lir I t i l ) n t r 'a »dN*l*-n* If V eil have, send Ihrta d a a to f^ rfd lrn u* M e'll c k l l th«jn f« l *»n * * » * « - RIVE’S A * ‘ S r a i a o 'e Vi Seminole DrJ Cleaners Ms,India A re . •7/ u ' M l l A M E �U & Xy-P lace In N ortheastern H looking fo r lft* l l a l n h a f a hi T he H erald'a P tc k T b o -eewt ee i ww f*a ’j a f t t P h |r 6 d I > four ta rt fU tn rd aF —t W hoe selected h i ^ W f l H M I fa a reader* a fine llet o f l a he picked for: tid e weefcj • • tin e F rid ay a h e m e a n l l i d 'i M ' Buecabeer* . t o fa»d f in k place in th e N e rth e a e t O n f m a t Laky C ity dw aag o d t o etlca y tg b t on (the e aeleetleew Mtf‘,a p p fa a l Ip ooaw where in d ie Sooth aa lion. See haw n ieg r e f e i n la week. T l I T T. th at every gam e wOt bo part of a* A rjaletke Day tome U picking the win■; p thle, coupon, p l a n a p p e a l ! * th e n o n e o f the ou think w in " 1 p * M '9 mT ,T u P-u think th e two U em * ly ,p tie, end e e w fw t P rtn g h ta The H erald office bo■on on n e a t S o ta rd a p .^ k • flret th re g M a d . l a ' Correct Itet* will be judged m e n and tw o ticket* U T he Milano T h e a te r will be given w hipped B a a ls I, 18-0. L eeeb arg downed a e 'n e e v llle , IS* 11] DeLarvd eabdoed New Hoe lb C a m i lla F j n j n a , 13-6 a n d P a la tk a a n t I ’eke ___ . -. j._ held to a acorali** tie by W ild- K n itir Cerollne Southern W AN T a t Rollln* « s freshm en ia IWQ r | t k uniter iW tirte'uirr o f Ja c k M eDrw all. T b o - f m h m a i r t r a m th a t f m r * m u « ii* f r tltJ , i n i the ( t n N M l of thy baekflrld » u w rn p o iH of M iller. ChbkaJce, F e tin g * , and W ashington, n com ­ bination w hich U now the* main th re a t or th* T a r v a rstty . -~h*k»lc* dropped out of Col. lo p e for a y e a r .fm l a h i lf a fte r com pleting hi* fraiK m aa je e r , and dOC «M 4 * * * * * * tpU tM TT * t W IN TE R PA R K , H a , Nov. 7 .-- N am e ...........i L , . , ! . ' — , . . va. S A N F O R D j a . F L O R ID A / G E O R G IA M e lra r lld w a r g 1 .. »t Tcy e U • M U sleelopt O n te e s rr Col. I im llln e Bpwling News Notes M I8 8 I8 8 IP P I S T A T T J n . T U L A N E I S E W A N E E V H .'3 v A N D E R B IL T O G L E T H O R P E im i A U B U R N h il f of the I q t m l t j r piateb with: O rU ndo by M p lie a n d I f f pine v», K E N T U C K Y W O F F O R D - W t. O L E M B O N X T 1H a rrU e h • C h ap ter d . ' Bridge. | W o m an’* LEG AL (•day, Nov. tS rd , 3:10 w . .p c ia * tu rk ey . T w e tw o duCkt, tw o dp** e ia*. A notion and Can- t \< N O T IC E JLpua th e shoulder* o f Boat Chakalee will fa ll th e rcaponilbM t'e* of dlroctfaig Um g >nrrmlih1p o f the R jD Ina T ara in th e 'r S. f. A. A. s a m e w ith E n k ln e (kjllecc F ild a y n ig h t, Nov. 10, « | T inker Field. Bock le g e ttin g th lr chance to '■ntrtt hie stuff as a r e t i ll of the; Incapacity of H ythle I Miller, rvgu-j l» r q u arterb ack , who sprained an |a aE la la th a gam e w ith th e South G eorgia lae t S a tu rd a y n ig h t and w ill be on t h t sideline* a t tha H E R E ’S W H Y W i H A V E SMORTCII GOLDS Both player* cam e from A t be-1 vllle, N . C , and w are tea m m a te * ! eft Aabevtlle High glider J e .k MeBewail, now th a Coach a t Roltlna. M A R Y L A N D jjjj. P U R E W A K E F O R E S T ♦ ttW O . C A R O L IN A SO . C A R O L IN A « s. N . C . 8 T A T E l A ll kind* of home taken for delivery benefit T i n t M M ha te ls S a a b o f O flane Phone N r*. Georg* C o m p a n y, a n la a a lv e a l C I T A D E L ,v a D A V ID S O N C H A T T A N O O G A v t. M E R C E R | •n* ro rp o ra tlo a . I* coat O ve rstre e t L e n t Catrti « fjp iU lT U A L " Rendlage W i% - S illy R tueell. Al 1Mtftv Phone M i l . 67 E. 0 L D yU hd b. Cburrh *ervk»e t o i l , 7i>0 P. M. IS A M m to* track) t u k e >4 cob (116.00. C hevrolet 1 ten tra c k , new lire* I76AX I r a t e lMi tra e h , ruykeiU * ilr\ t i w tt6dX ). Reel end ftda*. tt*cti ce ll Item site P stin aytvan l* flair I’rnpartlee, Inn., a corpora t i n o n a n ltM and o ile tla g under .add i>r virtue a t the law s of th e teteia nl Klorlita a re rvspondenta, L neortf* ■■r ee rt s evte t i h l t t r ' e r h .rv lo to rr e M elatM : M |4 «?WMf| ______ »M kl) o ffe r for asde add soil to the hlfthenl end ... treat bidder for ***b ... n u terr before the l*4*ft ■ I I'a b llr le BoatorC'. a , ml mil, HoiiPt dnar “ N o rth w a s l q u u r tir IN W ^ I) nad N o rth h a lf f N I k l «•/ Mouth* w sst «itrartsr i n w ^ i and N o r l s h a lf ( N m of M nulhsait qusr* ts r ( P R U ) of M oulHwsst quar?1 la s | lW \ p ) at M actUw p m U > . J C olum bia Y a ls f s t t m o t i ll i H a rv a rd Co |gat* lirn p ifl* Meever ____ I'Seal* ■Vrefc* H a lly ja h a ICerbel (I v v lle b * II I* W eb er uiot-he a . tt. f . of T r a c t § Itlocbs A II. C. of T r a c i t I IfltMk* A II. C. A II uf T r a c i I I Hl'*chs A. tl. C It lilue-k* A . lb C It Illo rb a A . H. C. A II o f T r a c t I I II n, r..r r II. li, f) a n Orveoe ate te 1*1 — ( » — It* t«» — III 111 — *11 t il — f llf 1*1 - 4 1 1 (II It* IO II* It* lU If T •I I Ml III— MU W eber of th e laundry Irem look high honor* w l'n tcoroe of 1W, g l) and 310 totallin g 410. Ja m es Aharon of the B akers w as a dee* second g e ttin g t i l , itT end M * |i of T r a rt H li « f Tra ct I>. Y. K. fl T r a c i IZ of Maatandti H|>rlnffa, ■rcurd lqff « « plats lb * r * « f r*eord*d la tbs I'u b lla )l*cord* of H »m la o l» C o u a tr . F lo rid a . 111 * aaio* tiwIlia a*»ld to a a t la fv said lie rs ft. hm k a A n I iD p o r t a n t b sU B to m e r s By B. L. PERKINS 4 ^ h p c k ii, jh Mprclal I f l i t t t In 102fi (ho "F riendly riv e " shoe wmi creeled end placed on the m ark e t e* a lew priced th e* mad* of quality mvrchAK^Ja*- , A t tp s ti Ume leath er * w tolling a t h ig h price*. *nd ik e m anufacturer* p a t all the leath er poeelbl* In th e ir *|ma to cell ot 66. Today thi* some com pany U the la rg e st m eaulecturer* of ehoee la the world , . A K K ItM A N W IU JA M S«i I licit ©ra lit Itt IT* ... III 111 III G u ilt B e V ery team. H Iik* ) A|>»t*I|of«lit|Itark* A.il I’, |i ft (g qf 4) i ; m Pacific Coast Or«|on • Ia the Hanford C ity L eague the Sem inole L aundry tra m noveJ out 1 garnci from Um e tro n g HI- S O K. K Juim f lu ih * o f Blo ck II of T r a c t IT Uiock* A. 14 4V h »:* y of T i a rt || IH 'M JI Wfomlns aarHs, mar* wr t) I0L I * a t r*n»onabl* prices. Wood Flow er Shop. C all Task Southwest t Yoynf I Colo f t a f p i n Colo Oollavrt C o lo M int* M ontana Mt«t# Wa*t#TM. IILata b a d ' high to ta l for S oaford with 674 pin* while II, Ju n g we* high for O rlande w ith 643. J. l» S I . *ab J*el h o w a rf F . t6 n l) • ■latlSff put.llc roads, h ls h w s p s and r ls h l of paH llc ••r*les lliir* ira v a m th s tl»S ftlwv* dt* •rrlb * d p ro p a rty and s ir * p t )n s tha fo llo w In c dsa rrlb a d |prn|psr* SALE: IS gunge ^Homing. Pump shot gun p e rfe c t can R eotoneble. A pply Beat tftO, nrls efontee lia r s a u i H u u lh iiftt q u a r ls r ( H U ti) and M aulhsasi q u a t ls r CMH H I wf N o rllis a s l q u s r t s r of Mo'uth wsst q u a r ls r 4MiW1b4.ll of M*etlon tw o ( I K A ll In T*iw n«hlt> T w s n ty -unft 411) Matt Mi fla n s * T w «n ty (| V ) KwaU b t l i f iHraa Husd/Sd 4 room*. I ’ minute* Lkween. 613 Union. U li H C o lo AHflsft t'o|oi li. t ’tah AffffUp llhi Nova trees#* t| i i a r t s r ~ tft M H t - of a s t tan l l U l DftftVff N a r? C o u n t)-, flo rld a. cdi Hond a), D t • r p m b r r 4, A, li 1**1, Uie eetna bblu g • Itu le — . -----------C o u r i. b f t w i t n ilis U f s l Hours of M l* Mis fo llo w Ififf p ro p e rty d f» « r lM In sold fin a l d l r t t t . situate It In s and Halits In MfmJ»ptw C o u n ­ ty. KlrtfIda, m ors p a r tic u la r ly d s ■rrlimp'd HNpr fo llo w s , t o -lr t t : * N ouitNsat Bocky Mountain Biff Ten for II DIA L As Ume pnaeod and th* price of toother dropped "F riendly Five- p u t b e tte r and b e tte r q u n llty ^ n to It* aheee, but did nag rale* (he price. Jn e t before the re ­ cent upw ard treA d of [lit# m ark eta. F riendly Five had gained Urn r e p t i i q l e n ^ C V i i B g m ore quality aeerchnndlee fa r th* n N p a g 'U M n a r e th e r shoe. W here kef e ra Friendly Five wfte~ t uneldergd ■ lew priced shoe It I* now re fe rre d U a* cn* of th e beet ahoos. i ' a m p l a i t i a lit V, W A IT loo to n ^ —Cooler llher la com ing—Boo «a fo r fV, A ndirons, ktov* fcilp* and cold w eather lle m * .,S U n lty r* H »rdw ara Co, Avoid hard starting on cool mornings. N o w .Is.the time to save time, why wait until you can’t crank your car betore having it checked. Easy sta rtin g in cool weather requires every part of an autdmobile to function together >>7 i' ■V ■ * - ‘ i . Save money by hacheck your battery*! ignition system. We g tee every job to satis MSanford’a H . o u r PHONE 502 y r -a If' �W 111 .▼ * ______ ^ ( u M h Florida** d o a r t i t H f l Qraauat V c it u b h a*J R lckvt G arin Iaad F s lr tonight « » d •lowly H*lng VN I N D B H E N D E N T D A IJ .Y N E W S P A P E R Repeal Is Assured 12 ARE KILLED Although Carolina DURING HECTIC States Remain D r y HAVANA FIGHT retd tfliteity In Utah D talfl^pissue Since E le c tio n H ig h lig h ts 3tfiRM n Now Have T h « Yar* Republican machine wa* beaten in Philadelphia b; Banned Prohibition the Democrat*. Bridgeport, Conn., electa a aotiallut mayor, the firwt In thii hUtory a f the elite. Buffalo alette a Dem ocnli* mayor, the T in t eince IB M . I’hlladelpbia and Pittsburgh vote for Sunday baseball, and the Mellon organisation loses the Pittsburgh m ayoralty to 4 Dr mo ral. H A V A N A . N ov.K -O P i Tw elve persons w rr r known killed todsy In a revolt against »he tlrnu governmenl which apparently « i " pul down after si* and one half hours of fighting, including sn lating ami shouting. in!n th f * trr H a when an apparent G ra il v ir tn ry became know n, bail H fd te rro r-a lri-k e n ib irin g Ihe attack f lcation of r«pc*l w*a broken lu the opposition of N orth and South Carolina, th* margins in favor l T A U - A I I A S S E K , Nov. R. -I * 'i of repeal pyramided tn the North ' — Dan Ha.tile, resuruing bin tut and W estward, in Ohio, Prnnsyl. tic for reinutalmieiTt a* Dado vanla and finally Utah. County shcritT, tailed upon Dr, . North Carolina went more than ^ Ralph U r m i , Jut k*onviIlf mental two ta one against, while South j specialiivu to tp-t fy brf »rc U u v rrCarolina’s m ajerity was less than nor SJ,oliz today that Hardio wit* of **Houn«l Imdy nml mind," 2OT0 votaa. The testimony wan In an*wi*i i *• •Potmsyl vanla rolled up more than a five tn one m ajority for a charge of inc unpetenev "By reason of lack of Ncnind jtrlg im n repeal. and mental stability" under «l< th Ohio followed by a two to one l i m i t * i n f u*|M*nd*’ti. ■ d n n ta g e , and Utah was some Dart Mar die >*--!«•nlay npenrd: what less than two ts one with hla fight for irinatmtement u* half of the precincts reported. i sheriff of Dade county with a Kentucky rounts its ballots to- c mplete denial of rh*.:gea on day. If K rn tjc k y votes repeal, I which he wa* Miapf^liUeil Oct 17 by Governor Sholtz. The White tW c 8 w ill ho the re,>eol finale. I House «4 W a s h in g to n , A l ('apone, j i f . i t vote* 'a f y r n * * . b » i f la n y Sitamore, threats and at the form al approval of r»i>esl tempted e l tort ion from w»Rl(h> the d if f e re n t being In the hold, htfaipess tneil were mrntioned by Ing of state convtntlons witnesses in thr she riffs behalf F irst scattered report* today |as they gave him credit for clean showed IS* votes for -epesl or. ’ ing* up the lawless element in t M votes against repeal in the. firs t Kentucky returns. Th* stoic Started Its count at 10:0U c'cluck. i v Officer* of Elks Isodges at Ncwjjmtg* nml jury, did, not rule upon B m rrns, Dayton* B ssrh, D ,I-snd.l tT,,,,, h<-f rr sr tusl tssllm.inv of • n f E ustlt wll! corns to 8anford wltns*ss* v o stsilsil Ilsrilii* -st Friday nlgSt Tvr ths dual p u r - . , ) ths npposils mil of tho tahls pwao of paying a courtesy visit; yrnn, fy,r f;„¥, rn nr to Sanford Lodgs N. 1241, a " l ; N n T llonsv. fo rmer owner ra h sa n in g th*lr part in a h“ « ‘j nivsrator of the fashionable A rani stir. Day initiation *hlfh Rnn„ p i , , , ho|,] , , Miami fte rh . Vitt b* ,tag*d In DsLand as p a r t' r ndlllons In Misini kpf !■ nationswtds caramony on „ inlnl , r,h lr to norBaturday night. , p n | r , },nir | there” before Hanlle Caspian Hal*, ImmadlaU P*»t, W s m e s W lff. d lstrirt deputy grand e ialta d rul., .„ ,n r r .^nHiHons’ T mean ♦r. wtll Wad tW N .w Hnorma del- |K. KnH. of th*» - > * * 1 Herisrt•gitlM S * * riu d ruler Thom ai ^ m, M. T m f f heads the Daytona Bear* ^ -d h .1 hi* statement W a l l e r .................... . . W w - t H n k i n . h.ade U e D eU nd group .s .r iff W )«. fe a r or five E u .tl. lodge of ' ------- ^ wpn. flc M Will I W M M th at *Ur| fContinued On P a g . T hreat I ThU group together with E*-1 altad Rater 0 . W. Spencer. g n -J ,-----------'----------------:**»"•----------- - Capacity Audience E S i ^ toJflLs.,«S Z\ Of Florida Masons #f »pprailm »trly 60 pgr----naaeC eS e of th e n from Sanford,I Enthusiasm over things Uaionlc at Saturday night. 1 Wis manifest nt tho Mssoule Th* n sfe la r local Elks meeting Temple here last night when w ilt a ta ri a t S:00 o'clock, to ba neariy S£0 per so a*. ^ C e parity followad hy a turkey pilau and audience, gathered to parti, .j ute Other refreehm entj Howard Over*1" ceremonies atten d io , ths E S S S S r s ss sv sslsi S " . . __ *■ W orshipful M aster F . D. B rte* f 1 . den, decUriag th a t the affair was ‘ •: r« O lJ D O F GANGSTRKS y j one *r th* highlights In th* hb,*,i . + —— . lory o f la n f o n l Lodge Ko- t*2 f , MBWAKK. K. Nov. A. A M , aaU (h a t -E v ery ad d **»* ( V m Wffl la thalr 'teens, s'U g ed ' and short speech was U ip ln tig i s lusv* giolen n a n Uian 104 ■«•] ta the - utmost, and each wa* f— ,4 ^ — , « j pagtlctpaled In H g n e ta d with e n lb u sia .lk approodly at* [ fflausd. U Wat a splendid aieaf- af r a r i m ^ e l ^ ^ I'll'* Jan. , h iH . CK-i. JH* tat n Ttn- capital appealed more rn n i tru e d over increasing labor tro u b le - nnd over nit Ineident at the Fa n Am erican A ir w a y - d rks M onday, where e v e -w iirie --e s f leinted Ju a n Antonio H dm . Fa ililla, a C uban student lender, bad wiped his bands disdain fu lly nn nn \ m e rira n flag A merlran resident* here were indigna nt and m any C u b a n - i rill tire d the youth's act. \ ftilt report of the m atter w a ­ rn the bands of the -la t e de|ontment at W a s h in g to n -n d it «• learned Am erican a 'itb o ritie - It-re ^on-ldrre* the m atter "one of m|* fknrtsnce ** T .o i-fiHsm and lab"* -t r H e rori r toned ip fbg. eaoltnl a - well s« Y o talm il la w c i m r t r t 1 1■', t i f i i e i i i b ' t e i l 1 'rill A *. 7; I ee i c ^ H^ „ ton •at) Business” aa tha la adore ss. H* als •' tr^ka ■Brass af M asnnr, Iff aad h* congrsiulalad a d fq a a d Bs officers and faff the’r continue) eoW ith th* Grand l-nlga*, a ia k iig w a n : U * «tB « Jo h n so n T u rn sC h a rg e O f D ic ta to r U p o n D e t r o it M a g n a te ; M ay U se B ig S tic k C hill W in d s D riv e F a r m P ic k e ts A w ay O K S M O IN E S , Nov. R .-W b — Chill winds swooped out of the Northwest today and s.-attered Mid-West farm Striker* before it. W ith reddened nose, and frosty hands, pickets re­ treated to their firesides and truck drivers with loads of hog* ami milk had a clear road to nt | the market. OKS M O IN E S . N i t . R — ( . \ .l\ ) — N B A Commander Joh n­ son today said " A complete jnd rff'rient organisation” would he ic l up soon In enforce the ohse n s nee of Ihe Keeovery Act. u n e It ■/•if. M IN N R A IH 1 LI8 , N pv N' ' 7; t th .1 bet aitie *tdlh anti F li n g i n g another v r r h a l barb ilevnlou.9 -t«te to vote raat if• at Ion. H r n r v For d, ( I r n . H u g h S John-* n be11* s ii; Kighleenlb Atm tidmenf ffi>n N B A admini*trmtnr. Ia*t night I will I'eeome fn «t ninendinent re i rnrtl from hta deploring | vi t**e 1 mitvitl front the t*on*tittitinn. N ■ Mill \Ve*l 100 MERCHANTS RELIEF PROGRAM TOTOUR COUNTY IS EXPANDED TO SEEKING TRADE AH) 4MILLIONS far m utrike* to threa* | t'ti. if fiiNrenaarjTp In rlub 'Vhi*H *■»* nnd goiiifera under the Kecov J rry Acf*' wilt'h thv a d in tn h tra - ’ Ijon'a big tlick. ^ rld i e 4-iing a Ih ltw jr in Ihe r it v atidH oiiim i »n a ae nnd speech of the f n -» .lay o f h it a w in g th ro u g h .TbujMlL* i J n c J withwAnuy null*, in the revolt More than EDO rebel* were arrested The revolt ing troop* were led by GuIIlerfniO Mart nil, a fill liner aviation cup* HvrO Ly Prr*ulcnt Wltmin. “ T o B e G iv e n In d ig en t W ork ers A Svay InT D T u u n s A s ITe P u t O h ( J o o d - W i P (.lin in g t Hi Mali 40 cat tour m tom orrow motorcade 'I'lik e n s io f*n und the r r u u l i m m ii* .in in T o S e lf S u s- B a sis Soon lb** fm in ilia m n lcn ! aren, the N It A | rd n rfln in cmm-elltMl “ patience and; - u n r o l l " ao the Pteaident ra n ' •Htfit t h t » g h a * t t r 'f « r it i itr-irartty,*^ itnd -*ud '■Ffiim revolt m ay to* u -r f u l but it i- n o part of wiadoni to revolt | ngm iK t our friend* plopei nte|> wgalnnl t »itin\ and nrgle t (1 v mu ever gel from fIi who m e new u n itin g I III* 1*1e -n lrn t ’•» prog It \ . 111 Irn I \ i*n got, ym till ion M ig in g on pe*i got tie -tit lit i n and ! u utl l.iV F ie ry I ta lia n llaH I x n t A id T o C o n flic tin g - C a u s e s A lt H i* L ife I'Hletmen aeainat III •I * ii tel! run* Vo* i toad YORK. T in * Nov, a ,-tr-tV Tnm m nny U r- jinwty In New Y o r k City h ia fnllon—WNi'l fnmt power In yesterday’* plpcttmvt which I Rave Fion-llo LnCunrdin Ihe ' mayoralty hy n 2R0.000 vo(a | plurality, nml ertuhpt! t h o j Fitrlcy-entlorsed raiuildacy ot I Joseph V. McKee. | wreckage of a city-wide mac|)ins i been ao complete. I M ayor John I1. O 'Brien felled -to carry even one of the ftra | boroughs, and he finished Ihlr* jin • three-cornereil race. Outstanding In the election was jlh e ~ fa TIur» o f JofirT lf. TUcUoosy, ^. i Dem cralic boss of Brooklyn, to |carry his own election dlstricl| . (the overwhelming defeat of Fet* dinand 1‘ecora, nationally known 1 [ Senate Banking ('om m lttee la | vesligator and McKee candidate for New York (Tounly district r i v ; ' . |torney; the blow to the P rest Iff* ;o f IVstm asler (ieneral F a rle y, who I M cKee. F U t fights, tlugglngs and otbor | sraltersd violence splotched tk »,.\ Nstion’s largest rity yesterday M mors than 1 .000.000 voters -dns-u [ termined whether Ta m m a ny H i O ' MN'"W I In* N H A roine* in f«.r m int ut tack," tie -uni " A ut| from whom * From rhiaeters, yes, anil i l i i l at la rk we are r u in g to repel m i l nil the fotrr-s nt our m m 2<> Hunkers ('rente Zone A ssociation During Meet Here W A S H I N G T O N , No* * d*»— Thr I'ubli* W o rks A d m iiii-: i a titivi today allotted *ii,niH),triMi i*ot f»l non federal p i u j r r t ■ which o f­ fic ia l- said rto u lj pm* de H.IHDO nirn months of ipilrk direct cinptoym ent. |nrlti«k*d i» nru of $75, 04k) as n direct grant to to* ek *"••« tally matlc ituikic I m m . ••• , . , . e , i. pended fur lh«tte c iiiio n t n a .. ■ ., . . I WH eh** It | sl- I brtIMtiliM tar I m* I n ( >i ift|r Ibtkciv vt * .Ii nt i $250,000 Flo rid a acbool i « uild ng ' i r • « V M iiiiiM n un i A •11, ii Hrafiitrt liih c r t t -c - me - j i n ill* f ti N i: V p rn g ia m to repair ret**’ st'n m I V s l,, ■] |>ft) I "*• ........... . damage. I T h r hup,' » s . r i p r r s . r l In ,I, •' " il ll'l ln - fm till fiir|»'«s- uf 1liasI #**ri > h u t t'tut nt ii; SriitltH I c -l 1-I i h i fi f 11pi i f mI in pi m liri*- in D K A T l l TR M I*C R N I \ I K w ill J**in (In - m in im a ilt*1, t » m r t- rlah« *■ wi t h the ( lahiiu* nf I'li'f i’iitfd It* On* pc m|iti » inbuijk’ 1hr i ttr iih I imiiw I b a n k r i * » mtr w hich, Ht |M | y |»f. - i . h iU KiwtarveU H A T T I K S B U R a , M i h . N u %. K.l l u tr, it pit.iiiiarys to Icav.* u ii lfn|il C-SllHl of IJIHlil V- S | , . , i I, • | , f — M rv. M e litu r Ja p • i .tile r. 70 | tlllit • ib** N B A . tin - been tn cf tiu .. ;%at (Ta G « ld S t a r m o ih e *hi* i w h e re ve r it ts atvn, -a p t ab imtay, a hhin. <h* ‘ here yesterday ahcr:l\ nsflurc* ft b»uty e itm itn ltii ..f p rv rn life wantenc* for Ig-t *•»«. H iugl. in* m o ir Ih - ing t ut ' . •*»ii n i i m Hint r »i r le * l flraw Up Carter, h i i •fTiirat* ' t*> ill*- Stlull lw made than hy (he s.j-ht >.f ,• if m fiifim 'Ti'Irtt inn* reaupreme court. H .ffb - srl.-l'v ufi huift. s trin g of a u lrim j'ilc it i - *. i h‘ \ h u h w- l l Btcp amilifig S.u fit* ' in lfn im hank mg h m irt, v e R i e n t g was a a f^s rd for slay ng here la it f ip m of C IJ m« hant» offering At»u%i*ni * h • klrreaf, -c i v ri *■ i bargea, h*M a . h r r t i - in g in ( h e r cff* it i L‘ok ley. feitturch nf ttanking. 1 Cum the entifiilence 11111! ,vill i»f the peiipli* In ihe lmriit"kiii* ^ l u l l ' area uf H a n fo rd ." ** t A ll |ieraone planning t.* S«- im I p ' IhiF motorcade arc expected » li.erl at the C it y Hall helot** |* *i »i I' l nml. Charle- F-t»-*l *1 K u-tia, l.r l...k l i v e s t c k r i . lim y l«- .1 u ,, T* lt..n ,.f 4|H,,.ks. |. II. Ih e i taliii'l in ih. I*d. hu.l, ..'T u . „ „ 1 |r , „ f K l.s liu m ie . ( I Jo in e r ¥K„ the -H i k e r , ie -s rin g Ihe » -■ .1 , . , ,, " u ,, I , i - l . rl . , f t oeoa. ftiid W H s iiu li'-n of t )r U , Nam 1 r i s es ami tie* h u t l i i ' [ s i r at........ii »*le, ' " ,lu r , A ), ifi.iits ltoil wa, i l l r m lid t.. n -* de lagalim i of hankers sdu f - day in Joh n M e in h, rh a iriu s n . ■->«»ne-it th eir s fii-riu v m session to I t - ; and tln-t ......... if ihe I n u til) " I"V * din n e r in tlie O ra n g e visitor^ (',,mmi*sii>n. •> 0 ,-11 os M n y io II-••••>, of the Valdes H o t e l 'g r i l l > - « r e ; S|H-ri and m em ber, uf t)je C ity before resum ing th e ir discussions W illiam H R ctu rn H F ro m A ir T r ip T o tlu a k e r C ity T e le g r a p h O ffic e s T o Be O p en O n S a tu r d a y W estern U n io n and Fontai T* l* g iu p b i r n l f f In San ford w ill be i on n lc ri upted on A r in i-llc* D a y, | II i*a» an nml need t o l a ) by eiPh ItKal managers. T h e postal w d l be open from 7 no o'clock until 10 0 ) u'clork and the W estern U n io n w ill be open fro m 7:,'10 o'clock until 10 0(1 * i 'V I ih h ii. !■ u p u s I on w rrk - la y - ii Ihimip (h** *>'a-i rtl K I m Fhiladch hm it** «nv bv a rv H c d here at m tttm ng T rm ilr I COM AtllfliLIXl G M IH FONT H e left ♦h# tat —— — antriiuriblU, and MIAMI, Ht*> H t/Pji — f£, I*. I 00 *»Vlock till* O w rii, J r , »arrw tary «»f (ha Lsaaguc " f M un in p a h O p a , y r* (v rd a y an .% ( t i l l DIIFeN D I F IN FIN K . ] fm m ill appuifitmvnl of l*ctar •Tomaarlln, J r . «iH*akrr of Ih f ^ ll .u i -f iri the IU.1J Irgm lathtn a*s V ( M 'N G S T O W N , O hio, N o y . E. ronaultant for tha league, (ffh Five children were h.n nod O w rn »aid Tom aaello a chief dut to .loath *n.t their p a m n ti and would be to aul title* In le re n tH print her child wa> m lu t ^ J when in obtaining conatri) lin n luain a hriii-i* ■in"i'ii11u**|. by M r, n n>I Mi«>| fr«*m the feder■ I putilIr work* adJo h n I*He lurried to the j r o u i u l nnninlraH on. County Board EBtablishes Fourteenth Voting Precinct At Town Of Fern Park Fern I’srk. one of jjeinlnolr County's fastest growing eoriiinjn (ties, lias l-een recognised‘ by ths Ib-er-i of County CorarnOs omers as hong entitled to cisstf/irsl-ll in thr list of voting pre.-iurls In the county. A highlight uf Ihe isiiila g Cum|,J> ^ f i i i m i i M "||, u rg in g ih s t tliey jo in U| the S a n fo rd -A lls n t ir N a tl- nal ft i l r - y , „ |„,u I'an k. • nilsso-nsrs' rnrei ng of yssterdny rsnir when, with thr prrseg'atioa Th ' chTV" ' lrt r * h«*in tiers praaant were I E D a - of • i-etltl/n signed 31 lesiset 1na* ' heviulel sedan. ..r , nf K t»lm m er. J 1Kahs uf dcnls who represent 42 voles In is t I " ° K ncf'le*!, 1 (M in-|H»rl lh c -c . ' u l cm Park, Die Comniissiunars de­ ^ . f i r i t y and c o u n t, o f f i n . I.................. Ii ’ E; " ' rn Ihst s voting paecinct , 7 i ’ lh s H a r r y M I ’a p w o rth and other Miorrtaa, B . P . C a id r ll, and K. F . clared b a d e h o d , heads. E d u a rd . V D a y to n . B rseh . P. i should be established at ones, to bs known ss I’ reclnc, I t . ^ y 2 | ' The m ulo rra d a w i l l l * a v e ] F , Davie and (ie o rg e h n .f t of Kasidents of that comtiMnlty iltfordi *Fco m p tly at 9:00 o'clock, w ith th* W in te r P a rk , I!. (1 lls ig h of hsvs been casting ths,r ballots L a lri, H o f Mac B a tte ry C o , sound tru ck O ra n g e C it y , f M , Mel own. and aithsr *t l^ngwuod or Altamonts rrd a t ‘ *>e - » / • » ‘* e gpe ct.il , - ru f_ , w h ll, u . u ,,r« . w . since |hoee low rs are close la Ih* t>wn lim its of Fern I'a rk. * Th e meeting also peuducad a to|ilr, and ths outrun,* found ths m atter Isbieii for • (urth er nrfetit *. D u rla g a discussion uf sfttun on several road Im provam en ; m a tlets. C o u n ty A tto rn e y B F . H*»uaholder was instructed to pr icaed w ith condemnation artutn against owners of the M itch * :' property rear O viedo for a t lg h t -r f -w a y atasiea which w ill ha a part of Slat* llo td . N o £02 Just as soon as the State ■ A N rO R Jy j'oad D e partm ent agrer* to take S u . l l , __ . ■ •*r this part of the rot-1. r t la uderdsls A petition, signed by several Ft. W rsrs Pierre - i t l fishermen and t •- Is whole- f t O slsssvllls -a le rt and retailer*, asking tfca* Js e k s n a v lll. No „ I ski Jrsup tie opened U r sc slag, Key W e.| Miami . _ s k , ordered referred 'n A . F . Me- Orta ago £ y’l i ’m e. of Cocra, Hist# Coa- Pens* sola Yestcrday’sWea ther SEMr?* .n v s tio n du trick and city Commissi mffTi Leffler, 8 . O. Shinbittar, J. I skat n. The county IU use hy city prisoners Board official far th.* Jsast Tltu s rtlts The usual aumoer of peontMy yarious rou-i y officers and employees war* lead, ap> proved, and ordered fUed, aad n-f ay outstanding awajwt* ware . r ports of W right, whll* tb* enlegprogram was la thff NEW (A.IM — en duried to T h e tuni tin- a - r . jo riiiip o l 1* rpusr the aptnuit itjf of lt*e iirw s t h a f fh ei. i* I ». I* ■ ii niS •i-*v N B A lo -IiM iJ l ol l nex I .. ............... i littitt ill In i u* c -, w h d r lav iimme uf . ♦ node*! out a' Powerful MachineLiee W r e c k e d As Fusion C a n d id a te Is Given 250,000 P l u r a l i t y N sver 111 the recent politic*! | hlsti ry of Tam m a ny Hall has thS # ! Six M illio n I k A ilo lc d F o r (fu ic k W o rk K e lie f E l k Officers From Nearby Cities Will Attend Local Meet ruler N’ov, 7. u Fa//FORD IS AGAIN LaG uardiaE lecte UNDER ATTACK Mayor O f New Yor |0F NRA CHIEF As Tam m anv Fall dates in A if tv iii.t- effort to eon* 1 over 1 H 0, trnl the use i»f 1** 'l u l l i n g lu|»rin,' ] J)20 Jan. lit; FiiDiD vnth a lire ado pi inn if the ftr.tt -'a te A fur'minimi 1 era me e!re< ane. dry law by Mann , in Ihtli; * Jum* 7; VoNtead taw uuneJd by 1HMD— Nov. C; i.rohiblfn i v%» i*- s w p tin r m in t, ten into a stn e ro fu tiiu ii ei ; it 11*JS* Mai - ; .1■»n« • tSamer law the f rat time i> Kailua^. tig lilv n irg enfot .-enieo' tn acted. IH03— May 24 fhe A i»l- Sal***?! D*'!.* -N \ ..H ; l'.e..de»i Huo*?I.eager orgattifrd velf 1 levied »»ii re,»*,il plntti>rm I l!*tt— M ar. 1. V W , K**i yonI K e b . 20; e ivnl 1. >m nJ^ luv\ lu protect ib> %l ih'* »•; 1.1*led, titeHi m *1mu Ui'ii t«t It*17— P e e I*.* eisti’ eeiithMui 2.'; V oPlea ! I iu ,»>tM titled , I n peiim i t «%*1 , ame n ,1men t *0 tn u> i| 1*1 *t «***♦., lb IN Jan. * ant* ndrJien* f « 'i Ap. >1; h i-t «*t'i • M ((In ju n , I n a if. M 1 »•i - - p|il. v n t e i i t,i inlifv t . 1 .1 I I 1 y fiMt r y m n -t the palace d u rin g w hich, h undred! of »h o l* were fired. S o u v e n ir s sion of s U tM ^ favoring the rali . «* JU d 'V A S I U N U T t 'N . tin » ».*■■ *1' ed, „ m ajority -ef them soldiers. J u|, |; wsi •s s spectacular movement wa* cann* effective besten back hy the loyal srnty I D, 27; \n nnd then It degenerated into spas­ modic fusillades which threw up town II aye ns into s panic r mwris w hich poueed. gesticu­ D e p o se d S h e r if f G iv en ^ C re d it F o r C le a n in g l U p L a w le ss G ro u p s ■ A nd unsuccessful attack on the palace. | Th irty-th re e persons are wound- | formed b j the events of Ihe I ■asking years Into something far | jdlffsrsnt. - Although the unanimous succes­ Price Five Cent* S A N F O I t l ) . F L O R I D A . W E D N E S D A Y . N O V E M B E R S , 19.13 Menber Anodatffd Pnaa q fto a i n m d ir *Hh temperatsr*. � 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, November 07, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 07, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 07, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/898904594b7fb298cedace58b84211f5.pdf 76817fc6804db6982c67713ef6681099 PDF Text Text - i t T]y^7jrrwTv % it fn ^f4*. ' H B P t iL r*-v f • • . . . j f f r v T r S w i f t ' 'r a t* l M t •• • r * • t f l B e e 'y J Fair taalgkt a’ad Toeeday. ale theJfch slightly co lder teaighL H A N F O R D , F L O R ID A . M O N D A Y , N O V EM 11E R Jap W a r PlanesSecn Over Soviet Staten * . ■. *•, •a • • WORKERS MOSCOW, Ndv n. —i i F i A Soviet Telegraph agency illspatch from VlartvnMok reports that a squadron of Japaqrtc military airplanes flew divrr soeiet territotv Nov. .1 . Thr dis­ patch said the planes pci straw ed the soviet to a depth of from IV to 20 miles In th « v i­ cinity of the west bank o f the Gulf o f Amur atad were sighted over four soviet villages, name­ ly Slovianka, ilarabaah, M.vraraornayg and Ovrhlnmoki-xn. 6. 1 9 M LABOR REPORT “ Tex” Guindn, ClubQueen, ITALO BALBO DiesA t Vancquve r, Far From jU. S. BUSINESS HauntsSKeKnew WelLLoved PACKED OFF I 'IS ON UPGRADE TO OBSCURITY l t Strike Situation la Seething Tempest tn i Tfce |» _ w rfailH P r*w ) n strike eltuatbn w ai The farm' • seething tempest today with troops (landing by in Iowa awaiting a call to arms a i Gen­ eral Hugh S. Johnsan .Recov­ ery Administrator turned to his Middle-West epeakin,* tour One farm picket wae killed and several were injured yeefertlay near Dakota City, Nee. when an automobile crashed into a truck farmers were dumping. There was a bright spot In the picture, however, where John D. Moore, technical advisor <-f tha National Labor Board aaid he hoped that Instead of a gensial anthracite coal strike in Pennsylvania, all miners would be back on their joes. DOLLAR FALLS TO NEW LOW: IN LONDON y V A N C O U V E R . 11 C - Nov. 6...J- Bn-a fuay nr-'ch in the last three is t ( A I M — Tr\»w Human, tha m d si, years ptil just had completed Uj I club quern, who \»a* known bet*.I f'n n fi, u,s. theatrical t..u. - ' • - ! M a d e LibyanGovcrnor Doubt Over Future OC i |Retail Buyinglty Wnge (or h-r ronlributlon |n her tioti|*r f girls. Shr U.S.Monetnryl*oIicy’ ti "^ By King WhoPlaces E a r ners Increased >Bro. iw.y s vor.b lorjr, flirt! in jit hrrr *»n Oct '*S an«l hml another Believed To BeBnck •"ffl Mussolini A t Head ! During Past Month; j l,y o f nn ip- rng.«»*< :»»• nt •«rh«Mlulet| nt Vi toiia. . , ll.r.e Hii* work. O f Market’s Action OfNavy.AirBureaus Credit Also Loosed |Thr robust entrilnuirr sent l|p S h e entered a hospital h rir la*t .■ — | phrasi s *'11 * 110. *-u« krr,” and**gt' M ondii> n ig h t si ffi ling fmm ul— 8 DETROIT, Nov. 6— (A.P.) ROME, Nov. n.— O n —KIng VieW A S H IN G T O N . Nov. fi. I/P>— .th e little g irl n great big ham m n t e it eo|iti« I.ONDON. Nnv. 0 — (A.P.) J® A physician *aid ] Thr Am rriran feslrration f >a- virtually nrouml ih world. j h f f » n,l it ion errmeil .a tisfa.tory *or Kmanuel madr Premier Mue—Half of the men employed — T h e A m e r ir n n d o lla r itirid-^ , j lion. Mary la* i* < ecrlia Gui h until Sutiinlay morning whrn a j * ’ 1 1,1 Minister o f both the Navy lair’s Ortober survey of bu*rn-«» at the Ford Motor Company’s <|pd to n ow lo w 'eved*- h u la ji |>rrf«iMti.>n .if thr Irnwrl di v. |..|w.l' * "'* ' h* * A ir today after accepting ap in Waco, T f 'i o . .ils»ut ^ yea yesterday reported several funda­ River Romo plant hero were tin d e r n p m u tro l<t'lit’ V®d, ami nil t pet a nun wn. , « r burned. 1 -hc resignations of A ir Marshal mental improvements in the rnun- ago, »hr rxpciienred a kaleid laid off tixky In accordance Steadily -he Iwramr wins, ami* " * l bo * " J Admiral Gulseppe trv ’s economic life. allhmi|-h it aropir rarerr that ran from p ro m p te d ln rjrrly h v n o rv n u s t . Jj f * ('d ie d at K:.'lit i.’rlu. k >r-li nla " S i,i* nnlsnld the individual worker’s buying plain* to thr r'ct|re making with a recent company an­ n e »* o v e r Its fu tu r o w liir li n t ^ A* ,b<‘ sxme time the h'n g • arly Hollyvro*«d ami then ‘tbrja) morning —arrwss the runt n nti power was silll declining. , nouncement that, it planned on e tim e fo r fe it tin* p ilot it Io n , ; K Jo na rued (ieneral Valle as uPslerI fiOm tie it) nhtih she knr It credited employment nf more " ° '7 ' New York fb m .g that • -errrtary o f A ir a n j Admiral f a to bring (U average working to th e o x lr c m o rnti 1 01f * I * W l n t t » r | well. • than I 600.000 persons to the »3.- “ “ f . * " h ’” I. ■vagnari as undersecretary of the hours within the NRA code Coughlin Okeys N R A , .•um.fMI.nnn public wrrks fund. In- ! .Mi** Human *an t to the •*P»I " ' a* In ♦h r pound . ....................so. I Navy. f n f » r it oil limed UII l*aga Twol biding federal . U f f . T.dnl rr « ■ * » » ’.•«, • ‘ •'"-n t f r * Rrlsxatbm t.'"*ir.t il » Oil o f of 35 hours h^ura a • w week.* n .lb o was named Governor s*fI Hits At P r e s e n t th * * o d n rtop'ill cA 1| •'losing emplovmrnt o f four million wa< • rials, w while O fficials, all* declaring that l.lt ,a . takiag tha plare nf Mar­ Currency S e t-ty p r'suonl f..r N B A code r.mtt.d and •piotation of • ! oo i.nniaml In "Jo H a l f tkw WaS a r bains laid o ff," sha: ItBnogllio. nn open*nr «!«u »’ • Hi aot gfve the •M e t figures a» th« blue enirta agreement Premier M u isom i sent o il. The final !*? D ETRO IT. N »v . It. i/Tl Th* B all"' end Siriannlt a cordial anU U m total employment in' thr rale was still * T n—r .1• I•— .Inca The hualnaaa declinr given Rev. Father Chailrs F. C'niicblin. f ft» only I 1 peirent In IVi»*be tngiaphed letter thanking .n-m EducationnICampaign England and l pn* slant, t e a l wask they said proh pastor of thr .Shrine of thr little -ompnted fn- I heir lung and loyal ru-opeiabe laid o ff pos* the gr*id •tnn'4*rd ilH HG percent in Sep To Be ConductedFor ln t oil French franc* r,#> v».*»e h # ln f'^ ^ | ••Tan days. Thr last of- Flowrr, »ni»f in u a|M*erh yestor- trmher. J Motorist’s B e n efit Balbo was ra'sed to the rank r flg v ro given hy th * con-­ Hiy that "th r Preiiilrnt is ah*(it ronrefted Into •fc*’Hiw *n F » ”*rral rrarrvr hank credit, the tr A ir Marshal fr-im General upon m a y fo r Its total employment at to remonetise silver." at ion aaid. "la at l**t ha- 1 inols County wai not la g I — ! » » " » larr-h r i * » his let urn to Homs followjng the U t plant some weeks ago w ai Asserting that "um lifk ilt f in' iR s'"slate.w irf 4 'lAo-;t>ti-ir*t tracerlafniic*. Tm* nt Tha/ of the ( |s|iiiiiny t^ t rickla y >l l [ hualnaaa^ PartvChiefHljmttW mupi "T fa h s^ lia n llc flight L Senator Saya BUyNow Ifiaaiaal m*»*J i m ho * *$rw*r*natHfr weeks’ o liv e I j educate the stet-’ s same time *11 pnl I th rough re- j h h»l to Chicago and back. •* t 3 »I buying p war Utrotigh ()p R cg ' l l gras stated that 'When the totiajr is t«, ranr»«l thr mniwjr Drive Is Failing To employmcnl " a * recorderl as hnv- | s\tt ofT cera described llaloo at m otoring puoiic to he m ote care­ were wcvVer th*o •tn lio y w r itin g hours o f the men laid off system whldi, vinrr thr yrar IH73. and said he would taka ful o f '•to and limb, it was de-’ tdmg Increased 20.S iwrcent Trade I ()f D a y ’s E lc c t lO ] l Show Any.Progress Jiidejected today have been brought within has hrrn in vogue,” Luther Cough W A ^ fffV r T O V Vnv C* '•n la.ad on o f several months • e- rd at a conference held at i\ e l it)' onion unemplnyincnt d r lln n l from I _ $ lh4 regaletlons o f the auto rode I In aaiit, “ th* »r i» nothing wrong post as t.l'jy a j lla ll th :» aftern oon lie tw e e , S li.r The A*t»tolnlst-’*tinn %r.ttch* I the f u r assuming b 22.fi in September in 2ld>. 1 W A S H IN G T O N , \ . -P the rest n f the employes will he with thr natiounl irrn rrry act. P ' l . M V blaho. Nov. 6.—(4*>— l» vemor. level • * Hstlar slide tn a nr*% •« assumption o f i® J- F. M cClelland and m enitw's The Thougli higher prirea caused a ( Balloting on n»'t*'rtal **|. n| fit e n a ehnilar layoff. Hr.-I.n nn* th e administration's military ministries l»y Mussolini o f hi« -talT .C h ief o f I’ o llt* Hoy indar hut It wnnt.t crU** nu hint Thr fault lie* utth its tram mala ( fo n t in red t)n Paga T w o i |sis -tale* Inpr tin o ff o rh ft. \Vu..ains and hia force .an 1 oth renewrv administration yes­ — thr rurrrnrv " ” !iri n rnm|istgn "is not pro* has been rumored for a yes •ing a %m tn whether Its r *b1 huvIlUB ,rt -------~ 1 1 ion* TufF'Iny, ImiI »ln •• • "IMS er law rn forrem en t ofTireri of terday held oat to the Ford Motor gi »•pitig at s|f," Senator William Regarding the present monract |to|tI** ahresft ter i e tmkrd ]■ _ s r i , s - _a l ____ rc a ttfird *tat# %*•*!«• nmt mayot t It * •< r j r . j . Co. * ' Way Is avoid laylnr o ff its tarv standanl Father C<»ii|rhlin •r>nd LessonInScouting'r(rr(iin.........W (1( II I tor *!• of Idaho last night tie I* a p worth Appointa Kiri t ' 1 McClelland, was the ..n n I ' b* sklrHlnr evrh sn g. UmWagada o f worhars seven days said, "w e must teplare it with msnded n *tm at mn anti enforce •at* o f tbg^ .tees* I! Tnnr* ■I r,irak rr and bearer rf a T o l i e G i v e n T o n i g h t ........ *1 by paH ) • lm*fUi Trade BodyCommittee ni;>al ebch. one that is hone«t. <«oijnil and adr- ^ i to *•I tit* anti liust lam* tn stop lt t r s fr from G overnor l> « 'e p g r aaid it • f i t l.a- ou re ha serf * - 1 ---1**•»«• m t Ii know th r *f [ D a Ford Company assertion quatr for the Ae«sU o f our one ’** hr mr**n prnftam of exploitation Sh nlti nliri on Saturday n in ad- •n gnn onn nt *-ril t to dornestl#' T h f Rproixl of a srrirs of » du ( ..f political sentiment. \|i|»orntmerit of the le glsiaV * a • jd on 'i want to do it but hundred and twenty million rlti* ( ■Iresrrd o e r 200 persons a -, fo r mined metal ;JjT ll.it’ i f li high |*» " ••♦*.*' • rational lr*«i n« «»n l!oy Sm While tha resvlt* «r it • n • ip Senr'ncla rrinrnrrtlcr ,tf thr requires It,” Hugh 8 . sens" , wuriomul-e An’^erltie* li**«’ nr >|w ukmg •« f**• an assembly of County Chamter of Cummer*, fo r ,,,r » “ ‘“ Uo“ t work will k prr*rnl»«l at the Ar | |y wr|baratv«l I'ln tu iln n»a> n V of * * J 5 v^ tha industrial administra­ ".Sooner than yau sll»pert.', ha | c^rfc ffrarfqttan#*»7- nf Troop No. |hMV«* any great e lfin «.o Hu* pi** to ph ih# .*«id*ril f tlti* rural community the r.cw year ha. Just been anHighway and Strvrt tnir t|*e*r o|«*r«tl*r* to r^ yesterday replied that the mtlnurd. * Mlvrr shall I.. run no- I ^ S.'rffnrd' Avemir ton igh t's! 7:30' rnl p olitical p ictii* , 11. hum •iircuUhirA «Vnforen«o In Jackaoa' II*. rrestart rre*- •\ * •» ■ |l**i**' River, the Senator .....need ,.y Harry U I’apworlh. it «n Hi ’ grih abl* reason for the l a y 'f f wft* ' f‘* r commenrllng i.rw rr n r profit. lied Government " ■ " f " * ''” i „• |„rk I f the rm*<-tlng gats under ' n,( lleputil ran l« * • . •*r»•« d« •l»« I* i • >t tn* ’ ’Buy now” campaign r.ooe ir.ur lowi. hmi) h.so head. vShi.lt* fo r B xtirru .g -lea which a seasonal decline In produrtinn. soundly im l solidly lmcki*«l by wav on time, it will he adjotirn* •Hi- tow- "m f a d , i r •rilin g." that overturn* 1 ,e committee’s ri riles InAtlve O fficials tmtae five | tin- prlfav-vlj ht had made as he urged an imsilver Hist Its* Ih’ H i re stu iifl to nt !l 1HI o'clock, it \*a« stated bat (hat: trrvnin, lht\ trad- i*t„ly in toueh i » l * »nav Il ••at* may h ai 'r 'r m dm*-’ a*ii •i ' “ Ih*’ lb -alrp kiliirnr shown by r « m ed'atr e<luc!tional, and then, en­ o f domestic newlv twit"--! ^ olli 4t- U its normal sm i natural v *lu r lit I nit 1 h'ir*«lav night, aho it j r " S t-'edsral .m l state l.gtst*- "is *••4 Mr- Fard wants to give ••n the IU34 CJtif v m Ih iiiiI ''* '1 M it li* l unt itiurtl. *’ »s pigntfi forcem ent cam paign. Sheriff M c­ (S2.M ,n ouncs 17 cent- h « * h a f" g 8 IContlnneit Op !*•*»• T w ..» I olft ting this community or.I its o f these men be sage parspns, im ladtog liva worn* n, ly unfavorable. Thetfr^ It j»ei • r Clelland staled that his mao have than Satorday and 1* cenla hlgbar . TjJ t f f f r i r the haTYWWrtert- tn gf f e g ■ mandate, we V r I i r»aTr I Ifo it I m e im1 f » qu"tst!uiT. * *' b-»l*« untie Mist. t*i»r reason fm 1 fh** » ntrd State* ('hambei **f pledged IKamsaJves to this <lrivr« I4 consider an exrep- S p e e r A » K 8 A l l S l o r c . s i .sioui f vecut.vr n n 't n ^ n *u .*114 of w Iimiii nre 1 •nt (Continue*! nn P age F o u r) •I* I* *• the r**it»Milling reason •* ( •li'HPtU ircrntly snnn.i irr I Martin J .*12 senstoi*. 17 of **!• .t n. ila4 CU> tha c<da> perm lltlag him ^ C lo S c N o x tS a t u r d a > , Orla ndo anti Itcv * ill ha\e fiM xogrifil f i l l ini Ini »nna Hi o '* %«In* h confront ihr i that !*• llram of Hanfotd t.rgm m str"rt p bhran- ,1 to* IIF l.te lI M H l'K K O F D E F K N H K Goldsboro Streetm Are to contioiir them all In employNational legislation* f •I ..nn., . | in, | agr Three! j *• ,n .1 ng p aim t* and ftiend« o f Ihi> «' p|pf» , vV,j|i tn,* ft* ion) of the *«»cal com*.! It *c akaat-” Mayor V. A. Sp»**’r t**la\ Now Being Rebuilt llR lIS H K IeH .Itelgium . Nuv. 0 — ••»» %vhnt o M-quir I nf prospective| |||real cnrliul ..| n - v iitul u*»bi»i ill* next frto toreks . Dee pile the recovery adminatra. nm need that hr ^%ili issue m »•• • I'rrn iirr Count tie Hr *4|uek|||<* ml|l> k Sr**uts off ire* Tucsda>. p«»iitiral »•' lamation tomorrow, urging The new rammlttee i« as ful tl'r s s ’ rig the Cathullr congrea * )trvLong needed improver.* til* to lion's offar to "consider an e* 1 hi’ |H |I» fb -n* p«* • i %*rn di e* -a ), ma> aflrc* csmjiilgt vs I l( Wilson, as chainuAi , te n la y , said that "th e inter.ration • t r »«U ( allevs. and dPrli.- m thp caption” if Henry Ford wUh**s to lni«inPM houses in Nanmtil to iitul I It* , » i • i into F« • • j i»* i • I iln iiml*ei»t II *u»»* and ’ ii F llaincb, a. \n r-chair man, I. ai situation Is alm ost tha *a in « Goldsboro district now -nr.- being rlose tbuli liisil* nil da) 11 *xt Sal abandon hi* announced plan of ' n n v tni istsTn ft out lh "ie a»e!i » '.d i Ho HsnrM and en* w itr requite I I M 'vlr Koiland Dean, (•. A th ,T ja . . ... wjoa ^ I unlay to prrmii o *n ,ij as in 101'*!. hut Belgium aw aits complstad by a force of " r lfa r a U fw r s to conform with N RA auto # ' i# |% for Tends i f * u liking m « The statr» voting on I ' t l *' A Douglass, II t* In . . , , I ployets an o|i|*t»ilimit y to r e ll'f workers who arc oinlnr tha jj events calm ami with firm na-s mi* nII l»o\a r**mrlit i •eipilfe t q f t work-hours, the company. | A r mist ire Dny Ohio, |Von-> vat tn. I ’ l »li. , Di »• | I. Dumas ,(* W K ilx 'llrlg iu in w ill d efen d herself ax direction of City Park* r t pcrln* \ rftbot rank will turky. N'«»r1 h «u<l >• tilt « »> witlloat replying to the offer Iasi •n*uv»r. A*. It Haines, K l rlou« Ills nnnn nrcinciit enmif* «|II •*1$of j •iirnls Cot T \ \ . k •i \ •n S* niundc I. I til 4. H er to hole te rrito ry will tsndsnt Janies Mouahlnn *»m1 Mothers t»f Only t hi rr • f it......... . l night wont ahead with plans to n inerting nf thr I'nuimr r(is 1 A | it gain lie dih • h.dri* r Jnv D jinkins, | | J I rli ' 1.4 lit •op I l t*»t In- *t Dead-end and other st-c.-la ara Ih defended.*' n*iii« 4*1 |H . **ut* »r * rep* a I tot* r i, 11, pot tha layoffs Into effect. t rs 1 tivitirs ( ninmiltst* i*t il ii *l 11**1 n*a» . J* bn M risih, Sr . J JI IIs . •» .i i • ul i > nt* lit iwing graded and widen- -I to a . aj me* lings, H i fii* urH i»» , A men bio r»l. ft• t > >0 * • lm«f) Mnnhrr* of till* ••tiiltiti 1 $’*’ Had t••«.ii tit nt * no ItTIo* « • t* J li Hharon. V. A Sp*»F't I W OM AN DIES IN WRECK idth of 2b feet nil- • '*n-e ara -iU ) night* «ln «<i) IlUVl #•Iia*1* a| >n i|li had unanimously gom* o»n M***ni| •tel'l Monday r Distill I |ar*i MIsa Nona W ylly. « the .larks* nvtlle being clrarrd of lt»«h nt- r 11 fuse •O* I » lull elblMill-t the pi •»#» W IN STO N ,SAfoKM. N. (^. Nov- and made paesnhlr, mi.! many urging that the M ajor iurh ••-wato.1%. I ll|b * f Hi* Altanlo J A I* IIO le M IM IK I i l l FH Iketo t* -Mrs. A J. Hpeugh, (W, was vards of new drainar-- lir.'t—» am a* proclamation I tin iMil(**a | pink* l»***l | I X P L O S IO N K III..S T I I K F K lirit if i* nt ion ft reps-* killed last night when she wax lilt bring dug whirh will is tr y of/ Further, lb - cmonnttcc a|i|M-al(**l f •*• mlin • t* inl***» atel MflSCOW , N«*v « i/11 Sc:» I e*e|lt |t Ip k i||el to Mil t • *»• to all fanner* and other rmi.lt>> >> car driven by (* C. Haunder*, wRtvr that URiallr •ti»i'*^* for *••ir *1* %**te*l ii Iii *• I n il ir • I hstnjania, v e in an Japaursr llol H O U S T O N * , 1 r m i Nok (i n i l toIII* b ffore Dec • in* • •■ins held under $3,000 oond ars to make every e/fort to | • .no •••Ik ni6'M*UM *n*ii imto il** t hcvDt, dinl >t * i *-i <Ibv ||c was niupt do III* 'aitt t.g I hree n.eii torrr *lea*l la -1 night on s rhargr of manslaughter e! dav« after even n *1 t-l * o ff employeri on Friday • •• • 1•1*’ 1 Cll. •*c npph*‘*l Whin *hi« an*l two others were m n sertciu* thmrgh i- iliff said that he appar Some l(i polelii n iu .r ».*• they might do thrir ♦ sual Satu# the oldest menibr•» nf t|»« presi fioldibnm will •• • *1 »a«i | mi­ I* •I* l| l«l -|** Ak ■ »»i<i U J 1 diiiiu nf the e ln dive cntrirnliter • by •uiilitlon a* a result of a lerrtfi* m i l ) trad been driving at a nrod-J rUllam G riffis, o f Okeechobee. day shopping on that date. their ttstlioiml t h ip * ii*'**. » I n k- itf High prosaff by ■! lw *' •••*• ll $• s»nl, 11 evplogmn Saturday of a still at nf the Cnmmunist Ininnali**n*le M M * tag inspector for the East 1 psnipblrt outl.niOrf a | •-rale role of speed. The Hanford Atlantic National ncan l-e la reported, with it,,. ....... . of man **f th* \ the American Petroleum ( om paii) • C «*tra l district, was In Sanford Dank will l*e closed all day sine** and the nrganiiar of tli* pmla- • apipn gn . u I ti*t P». * mumittec Pul.In Safety hresdlng places for inalsriat i'io*» refinery on Hie llou-ton ship I I l( **M\f|t at -J th. M l "chactyag aut” W. II u • IIKAN CHOP P R O F IT A B L E Armistice Hay is the only patiun tarlgn movement In Jnp*u. Line o ff i quiloas as a highlight nf 'h i trorto Kllii pfuminrnt t **a«t channel The (Jea*l a ir Harold l«ee ( If *• • • local licesne tag deal­ wide holiday which has hren rec­ \a i r of i tivities along Clly rrewa also are cleaning an* ml Mr Franks* SAN Kll A NCI W O . Nov A l'T O It ACE BTAH I KI1 DII.K i m-Iday^a Well*. 2ft. J K Parker. 2fl. and It j to. |g l«ir |*«* ' preparatory to transferring ognised by th* Congn*ss. grading the extension of Cypreag, •a fai •v line** liav* dr* kit a l l r n t i o n •'Pi l alifornia’s irean crop is it ration, 2 ft, all of lion-ton. it*si ' uasold lags to It was Irarntd tnday that a ma« mull) part* nf Ih* nation, lie I.OS AN G E LE S , N »v n. i/Pl- 1 ', " lr, k * ‘ " bringing $12,700,000 lo growers I'lne, Chapman, snd U t r r i i a 0 1 CaopH Tax Collec)<»rlly o f business houses will re Fred J Wagner. *7. veteran aul*' ( nfflca o t Crnnf? it i |r|> k m»w n in la ir I.eglotl Ibr. >-si. nearly $ft,000,000 more Avenues from Kecmi-I Street t* John D, flnkfrr* from whom main open for busiiacFs on Arum* rare .tarter and known on almost « ••« ' . baking h*• ii • •••*•» up fur HEP C I.A R K K IK K II.IK O | than in I'.r:i2t estimates Frank L. First Htract. When the asphalt ill tags are to ba purrhassd after lice Day. iHrision prol»ahly will every major motor em-edway in paving on East First Street from H<m i..**H** i. of Mali* • •uiitiand*» I agricultural economist, be reached later in thr week from the United States, died in the Sanford Avenue tn the M a y fa v * •c f f nt mrrtifig tO. . D E LH I. N. Y.. Nov. « _i.F> i IL nqicr producliiin and rising (!•< i n|H-akrrs will hr H rorgr Hrpresentallta John l> Clarke lit I"ices are res|-onsihle. O f a total Hotel was compleinl. fund-* flala o f 1N4 ta(> begins m all Indications, for some mer­ Covina ho.|>itat yeaterdnv Hr wa* chant! are laath to shut Ihclr thr extensions were laeking Rir .3 t I dtln« **f Tampa. * **a*t l.lne N Y ), pas instantly ft ills.I n-ar I ' nited States production of 10 ,. Dec. 1, Hr. G riffis reminded the bom in Coringtow, K l . ami i•*i* in master there, John Senkarik here last night In an automnbils 777.IMKI bags o f 100 pounds each. i then w ard, and vine- have <qvrred ga be briefly re- dntirs on the one day o f the week eurvivnl t.y his widow. Mr* Nan-) which brings them most of theinaialni for Hie reri|r ihssa roadways. Imi— line fari • i ‘ •■ininnle High School, Kay accident. the IP O coals for tags, California has .1,014.000 hags Wagner. v t m m ff, Or|l«r • i l«» i*r nlag* «i si lh< Mi* travel aa well a> preventInj; tha .«o 1 Monsalvatge, Jr of Junior ear la g prices far the •oim T**in|»lr tumor into ni|f ** ai IlirK natural flow nf rain waters from RchfHil. T I. Dums% »■ wtU M « > r w ill Iba ga fellows: Cars n 0(1 oVI i k W far IL W H *U*» •••i' ••*$ii io an and H K Jon* - * r orr Second Street toward lhr lake. . < W *M *g tOM poands or leas. f t 1 •va Oak. Grmnil \U*i* • Ml •n» \ o f the Jacksonville *ti*trlct Aaattaa aarl soma Model ppdb aa Anatlx * |f f Florida M a»oii«( ami l>i« 9 *v Commtltee. Ilarix M Pap * f f Feeds, -| »j ears weighing C A R O L IN A L A W Y E R K IL L E D l.aii r**m|*l»La«i linla). sr • 1*1 »». and Karl l*et»mao»» *»f the " ' peanda down Is 2061 poands, HIM •• I D Mrrail- n. m*.»*ili Ifl.tl *•• V traile Inxly aa CbevroleU. Fords, FljrC H A R L O TT E . N C... Nov. (L-u W IN T E R H A V E N . Noe. • I 'A I I O K li:, N «v. 0— Bcwn are- |la«l three lay-. acao.J nr In lab |i*N-t • *.f Saofonl 1 »Hlk-r No (ij Han ing and a aortal hour will agwinsl the average of 10 .S per­ J. E. Woolard.’ *0, lawyer, wag ha sad ether light weight Mi II* t» * O-l oil |••$$»«>■ to Ni* o * lh«^s|*eaklng and other en- The grapefruit movement to dale cent for the last 10 years aon in the Evrrglaiiov, reysirled ulstionv fur Ill -bed oy Ih ' *1 rrVv killed last night when hia aut»> •arm, l t d : ' ears weighing 40*0 has l-ern unusually heavy, ar ord week before Iasi with such I right aEsI Coa-l itailway, over whose ful.l '■ • In • first of f m ial ( i» l« '•* Mill ment program " Ia s i year’s total grapefruit mobile dullided with a machine • a le down ta POfil pounds, such » h* t * al *dg*’ «ifw hi* r l r t t p i I hat the puhlir aho- Id respond Ing In an analysis - f the ship prospects, is not vhowing anything line the shipmcirU w -rr irwriv. movement. Including IMft car* es- driven by R- L. Watt*, also ot Bateka, Orshaau. >md like such prypitiou, stride- Uiu merits by A. M Pratt manager nf The slump in Ihs price of U onr a* 4•r Mriel Master. . Ill* staff lit l*v *1 tending this no* ting Is 4060 limalsd as moved by truck, was this city. advo- the clearing bouse. week ,wtGi fbe markese ia 'L n g aa reckoned to he das t > two clodro (stand Ward*'* H art) G 't». >*ght which has man) •---------------- ------- V i < 21,177 'are. I f we consider thi the commodity locally fo M o w cscaet; "too many l e c n '' aril Tayl»*» «*f Bartow; S rnlor (iraml •**»ea. “ Grapefruit shipments, aa com1U price o f lags far t nicks Vos dollar, o a f rom paiAtirely few “ poor quality ’’ Iw-mr *m |:. ft. Chnpn an o f Sanford A- president of the Seininol- l-arrd to thr last |f> years,” said 2ft20 cars shipped to Oct. 2V this | «a go d aawtoarsbly, Mr. cash seise avoa at that. • : * n r of thr picking! ot the and lh *tiirt Deputy Hiaiul Ma« i -unty Chandler o f l -mimerce,” ftlr Pratt, "are 40 percent heav­ season as 10.6 psrcanl of tha e«a (totod. baciantog w it* a Sihtotman. Cl>tlr ti 'Ir . P a pworth said today. “ I want Shlpmaata are incroaaing dally U fli tww day* w rr* n^d? in lh<*| trra I. ier than they should ba. During son’s total crop, It would mean rf M ••«*> par hundrod now with 43 cars aid to navt min, nnd r r ) naturalIjT, (L l n ot' T r i r m r 'I **f M 'lbo-im r, W illi.••** urge all the ritisens o f this the last |0 years, up to Oct. 2V that we would ship 24.775 cars ry altrm«#ig f package) B. Olra-on of Deloand, ami oilier* • '"in ly who are concerned with am M S- Na tog, aHbar fo r paaaa*- rriled r riled tost Wodneaday n i(b : from F LO R ID A Th* m e •! i ale" includes tie' iKe safely o f human life to attend Florida has shipped an a v r n g t of But ws don’t have 23,77ft cars, our Btaltow r t l a r i d * - i* to ba said at toss .Lotions stations o f tha Florida East Coast, • g ike m a r k e t . HUk estimated crop being not ft-’ SAH ruR li SalarSar IS•I I on percent of its total grapefruit — to mfornrali “ ik t o S . toeludiog a to g fa r u bat (M Miaalaaiypi and Louisiana regular rumniunirati-n o f Kanfinili ib- Safety Rally tonight You will XANPOHAI Sunday *1 ‘ -•n than 17.000 can . Wa ar*. howsvar, .... j ''U )cr in the UtJUgkV to be rinsed M t o f ll ie lodge. Every lodge tn dwtrlrl No., l,.or excellent speaker- and you crop. I believe any shipper In trailer. Apslschlrols ... (I . . .. “ VlMiw.- ggljr three o f rhe 44 te r , b ag* dbg!, ar.- still nlript mg in 1 ft has promised to send a delrga-' will gain real infnrmati"n on the Florida will agree that there will moving our grapsfrult aa though Itsrlew . . .. Fosti* ___ . • rolled *apr» sold. Iba other being rabU quantities, sail the Hgn- ) * r• Breedag said aa he add - 1 n- -ssity and Importance *>f con­ not be shipped over 17.000 cars by wa hall a crop 8775 rare larger Fort Lauderdale _• than we actually do have. (oOad aa oons'gnmeoL, and l*o Fort Mrtrs ---------_ lavement i l t s i I ha K* ed that probably X0« or more vis ( serving human life ." rail, boat, and truck this - — ' war* may ree lls , a LUI fur Mid lo be • U c'n g more itgra-w ill fo r the lleyw ard Walkar, commander of " I l should be remembered that Fart Fierce --------.... .. I M percent of 17,000 cars would the storm baa Left us without M y ualassvllls t ebargeo imtoad " f ibr the markets fb lB Cgg la meeting. i i sinpla-ll-Taoaiag Foot Key west Miami . be 1804 rare, whereas the total at the high price p rav. I Mr. Broaden aaid that all aiein-, A mericag * tragion,. calls *n metre manl through O.-l. ZS, |kU competition la the grapefruit rtawds a , Ike outsat o f the SCOaon, bars * * the lo d g e arw rsggeetsd I| •- c-nnatraa ri'-nnailaa to iattend Ih# F sa sa sd ia___ ____TI by Tempo ------- _ •* \ j ma'ntain a fov v i » • 'p i ca, to attond. whtla a special r ig p e t inr " I t aheuid ba • privilege for aaaaon. Including truck aad prop­ market from Texas, a n d Titusville . aa spreading our own abort crap rill hare lo cngflna tb »lr to $w>i* to all past masters tirg- all h 'ddiaa o f tonight's honor er preportion of mixed, U 1610 regular and orderly movement near to strirtly fancy stock l a ! that they be present. g . n t , " ba aaid, "to com* out and c a n , ar T i l ears In excess ad g a r. aeoaJ and tklrd picks A fte r the regular meeting, age.I bear his address I urge all num­ on the last 10 y e a n . la the entire aaaaon. hattar results iba fields is , snlutii n a-i- eral speakers w ill ba hoard ga a| her. o f tha lacal P ari to si tend.” to Oct. tt this sear could ba expected than by liy one of (be largest buy- short program that w ill concludei Tbs meeting la oprn to wa hare skipped I I percamt •f ear ping in abnormal quantities dar­ with the serving ad refreshments. > public without charge. » estimated crap, aa ing any part a f lbs < * :• a —„ I . ______ ~ R i m Roux* Workers Irt To Feel Pinch Of Move To BrlngFirm ;In LlneOnNR ACode PRIEST PREDICTS SILVER SOON TO BE REMONETIZED POUTICAL DRIFTiBCRAH DEMANDS "iTO BE RFVEALEb THAT ANTI-TRUST INU.S. TOMORROW LAW BE REVIVED LOCAL OFFICERS OKEY STATE-WIDE SAFETY DRIVE m m « ' . t, I •->'» I (’oast l.iue Club lc Knterlam Public lit f’ity Hall Meefinj* Tag Inspector Here To Assist Transfer Tag* To Jinkins ! a e rr vewu. $ Plans Complete For Entertainment Of High Masonic Head South Florida Farmers Bewail Small Return Being Received For Bean Crop Grapefruit' Movem ent In State To Date 40 Percent Heavier Than It Should Be =« \ ay’sWeathtt* If �jg*-'? »t *' rr?. i. V-.r* *«* » « » iwsw ' ;-j • -■ ■--V- ?7--------— ----- r*— ■*' - t " ■ rh L « "I--- x n ~ •V f»*. • 4 fOt Subsidizing Poets IE N.R.A. THE DISTORT ’ X V ^ r-"**' - j W * h a v e b e e n '-1 ro rtd e rii»f f o r e o ih e t in t * w b r t h e B rin -' ’ < i> « M t t o c lp le o f r o v r r n m e n t ptrtfchafck o f fo r m au fp lu n es c o u w nfot i * J * d 5 T 2 « * w e ll b « a p p lie d t o o t h e r lin e * o f b u r in e * * e n d e a v o r w h ic h also h a v e an A b u n d a n re o f good s and a e r v lc e a h o t e a s y to d is ­ pose o f. I f i t la e c o n o m ic a lly p ra c tic a l a n d h u m a n ly f a ir f o r th e g o v e r n m e n t to spen d m illio n s o f d o lls r s o f t a x ­ p a y e r s m o n e y b u y in g c o tto n and w h e a t s im p ly becau se m ore B J J jn f th es e c o m m o d itie s h a v e b een g r o w n th a n th e m a r k e t can • * - i ^ B | | t c a d i l y a c c o m m o d a te , w h y a h o U ld n V t h e g o v e r n m e n t a ls o 'j t a k e s o m e o f th e g o o d s o f f th e s h e lv e s o f a tw o - b y - fo u r 'm e r c h a n t w h o has also m is ju d g e d th e m a r k e t? • Uob S ib le y , a n e w s p a p e r w r l l e i' b f n ote, h ta g o n e th is id ea on e b e tte r , b y ta k in g a f ir m s ta n d In b e h a lf o f a u th ora and p oeta w h o a r e a ls o fa c in g a ctm diVion o f s t a r v a t io n as a res u lt o f o v e r p r o d u c t io n . B e a u tifu l p oem s. Hplentlid a r tic le s am i c h o ic e lite r a tu r e o f e v e r y d e s c r ip tio n a re a c tu a lly b e in g th ro w n in to th e tra s h c a n , w h ile th e ir p ro d u c era g o b e g g in g fr o m d o o r t o d o o r and c a m p on th e e d ito r s ' d o o rs te p s s im p ly becau se th e d e m a n d f o r Such c o m m o d itie s d ocs n ot ctjuul th e su p p ly. M r. S ib le y in s is ts th a t In all fa ir n e s s to poetB an d a u th o rs , th e g o v e r n m e n t sh ou ld bu y up s o m e o f th e s t lit e r a r y g e m s an d th u s h elp t o 's la b ilix e th e m a rk e t. In a le t t e r to P r e s id e n t R rih scvelt, ho w r it e s : W o r c e s te r . M ass.. O c t. 30. 1933. D e a r M r. P r e s id e n t : 1 h a v e rea d w ith in te r e s t and -------------‘------ - I t W tiL In many . .parti o f the _ . rfcWh gtVM/tihe Preaidant p a w n there it a growing di.po,ltJon to | t* license member* 6f an Industry nac mrtnbc challenge the cunxtitulionali*?. o f and therefor* the power to dealrny the N. R. A . Them ii, however, a a business by refillin g a lirm -r. more immediate question which The a it Mils c le irly that he may need, to be conaidrrrd firat. That <1# Mu* only when b* find* and it, whether the adminiatration o f publicly1 jdavra that there are the N. R. A. la in accordance with i "ikMlrvycUt* wage or price cutting Itb* ka tnirll nff Ik a . that Ik .l r»JL spirit o th". llaw Con- pr other activities contrary to lb * g r r . i voted In June. I ray the ,if the act. rpm t o f the law.bec.uie. not be (b f. wouW LABOR REPOItTS|“l ^ Uw^ J e w 3 — — -T ‘r J S. B U S I N E S S ^ - * s were no unions have loet IS ON UPGRADE there W .H . under etdei, while tha mlaimun(Continued Prom Page 1) decline In retail hujrin* in Sep­ tember, the federation laid “ re­ tail boring hr wage earner* ba» Increased." Tha drop In Individual buying power totaled t-1 percent In Septim b er from the Marrh level, thodgh the average amount of money received wa« six percent kigher Only May and June put the worker'* “ real Income"' ahead I t ta a n fraaa U a either Rooaftralt or group have made progress. “ Other benefit* are more gener­ al. Hours « r * shorter, men are going back to work. The worker knowa that wage and hour acalea „ „ i permanent, for wage* j mu, t he adjuated upward as prices ! riM| hour* downward aa maehin• rry shorten, working tim e." i — ——• ■ ■» -rJ t f jt ^ j •. *-» i* W A j^ T I 1st BC %• ) i r BEER! Priest Predicts Be Remonetized i I ii . s a y o w n e rs Doe. Yftur.Csr S H IM M Y SEMINOLE * E ,Jd '| ) u tn r M m i«R " » 'a - -j n H P e f s b t i a P E T E B ^ ^ o d H y M lttr W ;w — •f aI ■ B o ra h 'D e fM m d fl : If IARNESS RIVER l PAGE , x o That Anti-Trust Law Be Revived Z ,TT<,7 ^ ? r t ?! '|k ■■■■’ ■ ■ ■ D B O UTII DAM AG H C O N TU nTB B Work OnGrcatliritiah Liner I&ToBeReBumcd • LAKE MARY LONDON, Nov. 8.—tffy -T h e grvat Brltlth liner '934," n»w a -teel skeleton on the Cydetank •locks, will ply the Atlaatir un­ iter th* Joint eon trot nf the hi* torte Bnt:sh tlval* ,the O narvl and White Star line*, on-urdin? to a working agreement ■ape-led to he announced when Parti un.-nt rea.srmhlr* neat vn-ek. a # , A t the morning *er.irr la*t Sunday week at the Comm-nlt) Church th* (iirl Seoul., Boy Soouta and tlruwmr* acre the g u {«l* o f hunut. The thro - group* mfrehed into the auil turiuni tn thr music o f “ Onward Christian Boldlrrs.” A ftrr the usual w.qship 9#rvicr the «alutr to in# \niriican F U g and the Christian Flag was L*a)la and! SocialCalendar vvK lw^ HT>?>^*ve Mississippi B efore - -- -cs ?i>... sars f “ L: Mrs. I. % //uM ILAM E Mra Gilmore O iflo n and kfis. nes. Ffaturod Cornell* fe ffie r o f Wlami wpre cardo Cortex, David Manbers, am ent thk a O I-o f-tn ^ rueat, at R *b * »li, and Baby iARqy. tbe lirn tn le l-L rn n i wa.ldln* Sa' •Utah Hamc-r. ewuipoarr' of urdav muinin* W M U h *i* they “ Moanin' Tnw." Ik|y ca'untry. were Ihe # v e .t, o f Mra. Mary i first torch son*, has written x#v Strong, Msvn.tha Avenue aval sweirs whleh M i*, t'olhert tines in the p ic tu re racWgingi, bvf R would Wa va got to sod Mr and Mr* Harry Mathanson in*l M n S Wilkinmin ktltsuw Ihof wiU blond rho god. foff • f Syracuse, N Y . who were the innuun r l h r e n g a g e m r n t •oVIftftod (VklMMu 0*9 Ooff b«ood ond rueat, of Mr and Mrs Victor and >• yomtfhmj mUm Cbdek for 4 short time, have re­ • ppioaching marrtaga turned ho ms. aka**—kV A * iM U 'yH Sx added lie of iftnr 4augkt#r «* * ' 0 **4*«*1 reekor^lwfi I* ik* par Hums im ' ' * (ira . A. S rlm en ovlt and Mra • « • *d*». ‘yffa* I f f f 'bawery (sWt S M | * ,g a 4 « * )<••' »• their 0 j»«t< * n v * w * fidd'kaabey. t e r t t a X4*ak-en,l at tbalr horn* on I laratffr Itoldrn o f Svuth t'arft I Una The wrdding to tak# pUct I*f. 1Ik. <** ’tk i ( kid ,i bee sum “ * JCVikue,' U r.* w f fw v iU w bwewdk they hUS ‘WalmehoVlti i t OkqlTho- I A* TW X. IMS.l I# New York | j 6llu. Eelnvnovitx anil J.| day o f B ru n iv k l, OA. J’ lU - . • H » M * F *-d, ebved they '• x h e i f i a i a i^ J s t*. tkay're th* t U e n e " ki the e **d W » h eaa a u « i . ‘ SEABOARD OIL C o l l b * * k-peches *a At M fi»t at 8*M*riM ’’ s T i r e S h p p Ihiuee tgA H x x V «« ... . i raY A FILL - CiElf A THRILL L i </ t. H t ’t i i / i i U L U l i / W i 'i ’ i " • in fr ’ ti i v / f . i , ' «/.,/. /• iar I ., •O A “ r ffib I , : 't ______a d l tb 4 »V - d m .4w. - T T H O M A S y iL l.E , 0 a , Noe. f v - ^ Tliouuh ciuu-ty akie* caotjau* Vo huvi-r over Thumasvillo, Ut> drouth o f the last reveral w **k j is routInuine. with dNastrout r*• ulta to vegetalmn of ail kind#* Tha cane clop atound ThomaavillA for several miles ha* been severe­ ly damaged ami in some instance# ia almost a total I o m . Thai which till continue* to live, ia o o lf n.turaV s'lxe .nd re' F ag* Owe). buyer. “ Many of these price* ar# high beyond all reaaoa and conscience . ____ IAalia'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. W .i H they w t * -blue eagle' price*, it Mr. and M r ^ Howard C. p . Stovall. M O IftlA T . would make Ihis bird a bird of spent yaaterday a t Dayton* lUacti Marp Harris Armour prey instead o f a bird o f protre g l'e n w ith the t*alh •( a ll -g ia n te .■ . * i,- a v n in m odarw Th r “M4 a g a u n t ste e l f r a n t r - l * , . . . . p o rta an* ln # t n»e » ) n j p prouic w w lt V * U . M d M r*. Clyde A . Byrd. Mrs. T . C. W ing a nd daughter, ^ ' u *•, 5j“ r M 7 19IN (ilK E N V I L L E . M is*., Noe. «. tlnn. They aie in many instance*, P. M. at th* Firat B ap lu t Church AW . . _ _ for Jacksonpromise. An iiispirin^ scntu.ii was w. '• * » > « « y - A M a m y a f n m rl, «.M 0 men in' my judgment, tb* prices fisrd spon*or« havr said will h# the cane |.< ot turning out juict M*t i* M ViM . ’*ohn A. fllount or ¥|J,t wh* r, w|ll ill eleit M r.. Tbe public I i InvHed. given hy Rev. J. M. Tiuutp- »tt n as it -ho ihl hjr combines and monopolies, pcr linrr crating something 1 ke Th# Y. W . A. o f th* First Bap IJ* • « °*># " f most Wdynaihoro, Ca-. are th* gaeett *Leo ................... Leslie before returning to "Cuutagr," and T.tc llajdc-t skrllered by fbe broad wings of |2o.000.iHm and of dh.OOO ton* the Thing m lhr WOilit. ’ lief ( ’ Church will me-1 at the'ape^acular engineering battlea In f o r a Few days o f Mr. and Mr*. their ham* in Decatur, Gs. the double headed ragl*. Hiding largest »mi fastrst afl *at. h.n.e o f M r* F. I., lilt * at 7 :r.o'ih U esason's campaign against B. Purdon. Kenneth ll^otlaine .ef. u 'l F iiE AR TH 81ICM hS IN ( I1ILR behind the i*kcrra»F of lai»“ r an«) Work on il was suspended Mr. and Mrs. 0 . D. Farrell have t clock. . the turtmknt Misi-sv.pp: River. ih t processing tas, making these mttrr than a year tweauae »»f f i ­ tUy for the ('. C. t*. I an p n' F o il and Mrs. W. Schmidt as their guests at their home on TVKSDAY. S rirtrn . (Ia , for twx» v%tvk- o l.tr IQ t’ lQDF.. Chile. Nov. it. - uFt— Spread out la l i n e concernro an escuse. prices have been pushe. nancial prospects. ended the Qeorgla-Piorlda foot Park Avenue. Mr*. I aura Aldrich] attend Circle Nnntber Seven of the' which he will go ;t» n Hcfotc-ta- Underground luiubluig- prrccdeU ties renters from Cairo to New| op beyoioi oil reason. Therefore. ilim tn r s o f thr two linemet gam * In Jarkaoneilla Saturand Mrs. Mary O m e n ta o f W yPreobyterlan AintUlary, hall I l ti »n comp. violent earth «hock« which etmQ r ljim , the • ' —hen people arr urged In buy hrrr Fr »kiy. No uffu iai atatcni uit • Thmwlay night. 0:1. J‘* M sa tinurd fn»m four to aix second# omlng, Del. Sam Warren Easttrby, chairman i tkr|>in*, thi army i« laying day. will meet at 7:90 F. M with Miss m attre(s of CoftCrt' r slabk on the thdy are really urgrd to buy, in was gtvm tiut hut it war tindrr- . Ethal llyotlaine cut • .itiicl <ev­ this morning. It wa* not imme­ sto *d a ne* arrangement a , II l * , frlrl, j , „ , |1-r. diately learned whether any dam* M r. and Mrs. Maurice Frasier Mrs. Georgs Fox o f Mlam) ar­ Rebecca Slevcoa, ("ark Avenua. | r i r y bed as fast a- the niiver. j many instances, onmonopolistic T h * Daughters o f Waslsy Ctas n n turn out the laiterlal and as' prices, perfected whereby the cumpxmc -1 ,y „ h|.r ho, „ , „ „ , ,y,. V l - « age resulted. aiAl aea. Henry, nf Doeer, Del. rived here Friday for th* McDan"W e ore gathering the fruits, in can mevt govemmcnt icp n re-l ^ vynU(. -j-jj,. r,Him.i w > c d»vu* are tha guests o f Mr. and Mrs. 0. iel-Lesmx wedding Saturday morn- o f the First Methodist Church fa it a* a fleet o f barges ind power] 1 k (’Shn L. Hwa* aws i th# Isa lk.il.ss ^ wjll *" have a business and wogtal, boats ran deliver the flnisbe lj n large measure of the mistaken ment.* for A loan with rhtch to ratrd with rerLH»n<« ol M.*« k amt ihg. house Srllsal guest ISot f! hav D.' Farrell. Park Avenue. Mr and Mis. D L. Harper ha«t | meeting at 8:00 P. M. at the gvals. Major William M. Ilt>dge,] act in suspending the anti-trust fin -h thr rraft. Miss Martha Fox, Oak Aeenua.. orangv with the hght« * ha.led n ns dinner guests >eatorday a% About $1 1 ,1 *00,000 ha\ e already church annex with Mr*. Eugen* J' V ‘t*sUI«t. «>)«'*•*:'•• *• M emphi^l l a i s * last sutler. It should not Mr. and Mr*. C. P.. Rawson moloJoib . Ilouquals o ’ mau/ol b , i Iwit li»»tne In ! he Park A part J* with latdana an.I olhrt U rod .‘ .h» wnrk- ’ j hake been d- ne The people ate l*cen -pent *»n the "ft 14," toted to Jarksonville Saturday m ntBriggs Arrington o f Centals,I --------- - Ulggins,. Mrs. . Is Williams, it In cb xcf* ment* M i* C, S Smrthuratj W t out II2JM0.000 .at -he ctnirnt For fh# m.-fi wh-» #r# o il* paying for that miatak# now. H fo t th* Georgia-Florida football Ga. returned borne tbts aft*(nv°n| ^ r*' angr were added a U .a iti.*n- A* Mr*. C. K. McKottc Mai \ Smethur*!. A thr g irsts arrived th.*> u«*i# pic Ml* a fter spending tk# week-end her* Rnlb Hand, and Mist llm g to complete thair l i l k t * - L , f, „ Umed that the public would •atr of rkehangr, «till nre icd gajne. t ovettuprnl l # ii of ap,f lilt tatr I rented with cwiitly ton hud I u 1 Haid« n. and 1.. tiodwin »»f \Vint#f 'or# In# ri?#r rl»#a .ifn N##r 0 ##1l . with hit mother, Mrs. Stella P. Flora MrPhaal as hostessrt - K *>.** •1 " XJ ^ h+ prolrvlrtl Uuotlgh thr«# ^ .. tonn|rrriL a % r#aiity. A f ^ t wp#kV i t o . v ’ . . . , ly t2l.<HM),tHH> haa hrrn Mlm C lair* Zachary o f Jack Arrington, Magnolia Avenuo. Thr Fidelit (T a ti 01 tha' First tfedlvdH A fie i foi tune telling, tianlvn. H| «|R IkS-ftl mil a f 'lL , L bill lh#! B•• Uritplltkll |•t 111* VAR hut thr govrrnnirnt Ks> iliv slrd games • wig wag spellmg ( ••L-I aonvlll* spent'HMMay here with Baptist Church will meet a| 1:00 v liiu glt* all of tb —< w rn on job - 1 and wa- mat the « otitpailie* vracli .* w-tk u1'nn —r,,ng !e#i %xa* held, iht pi m ^ lw Mg m n her parson, ‘ Mr. amt Mrs. W. U. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Berry and P. M. at th* home o f Mr*. Morrle leak list* at lk* Ry-I I ' m m and v*- mail# without a -u ffrirn t •!••• •• tug agreement before ht rio'ua veterans' and relief organl Moye, 1004 Palmetto AvehUe. Mta. Maty Hairis. Tin- game Zachry, Magnolis Avenue. M itt Caroline W ater* o f Apopka to r#«lrain mnnopolira." r «. A *' “ jL r i ■ of -Hunco" wa* .uU , c i lh. tc J T O - N l j f h t Th* Friendship tuagu* of the »a1|un». Today the *-«■ drawing spent yesterday aflernoun her* Jw iantiir prirva of Ihinf* **••« paJ and rating -e^otarly The rnaindrr of the eketi'ng A lle i! First Congregational Church will Mrs: C S. Staathursl o f Winter with Miss Katherine Waters. river p.niug \ rogram ,' Mhtlal to the rnmf-rt and health ir overt at the Parish House at 1:00 emUrgency Gardes was her* fog (b# week-end Many Persons C’allFor s««»te« were « tun**'-* .\ .» \ li- ini l^ist Times rnatfe possible by a,, apprupt latl-ot I o f the farmer and laborer" have ' . Held high -core aotl wu- prr«e:i'ed with k e f * W « » d daughter-in-law, Mias Olive !>rZrtt* and Al Ilunt o'clock. There will i » a call maaGng o f ! oJ‘ o t National Kecovery Act I rllen from fi'.’ t„ 120 percent, he Fret* Farm Pamphlets i wtUi a u n it ) inee. I.ow >.•»»* wu* M r .* iW 'M r s . D. L. Harper. Park motored to Jarksonville Saturday | *ai*l. "th i- mean- tUnial. !h«* drnial J I'lJ'l l<> .Mr*. Johnnie l* i Hat mm. ApajHnanJs. ; ; ; . for the Georg is- Florida footl-al! Ihe l-cal Bed Crosa Chapter at! Fumla ,ha> seen to i.iai, That l«» al |M*r«on* arc intc»c*t the City Hall at 10:00 o'clock. The task o f, this ..rw -a tn which hi ines suffering for mil wh** wm* pie-ented ui h a '.M ik c yl game. ml in lh* info*itmtion and ad\li«* Regular businas* and social "p ave" Ihe Misti**.,-,' '• f. -I. Huge lldns of men sn.l women who a,e M ou-f" hook. Dell i • i I . %- h Mtal M aty ElUabetb Shelley or which they may arcur# front Fhu Palakk* has- arHvad to spend J. I. T sylo r o f Tampa spent the meeting o f the Alathaan Class o f concrete mattras-e. <o h-l.l tbe eiperlnr thr fourth winter i»( the ida Depaitnent •»? Agtieultm • tiii'iit• of *aotlwuhi'« puuipi| ii i ir d^pre««tott." nnd coins wciv tiilii •> ii.. ho.*! abortt a week her* with Miss Dor week-end her* with his brother-in­ the First Baptist Church will be r,v* r * * * ln I’1* " - » r* pamplilrt- on vaitous phase* o f' •'A*, a-sistcil |»y M *9.est ' Side. MDs law and sister, Mr. ami Mrs. A. C. held at the home o f Mr*. VolU low» r,-d to th* byllom of lhr Mlalh dlai .e. J T h u rsloa,> 1W agrlcu lloi mI life m Flotida »* m riuise present wet* slsiippi Knuugh vf <uch mats Mi • lilue Williams with Mrs. Williams, Mra. tW -flev V R d 'M t.* ' Thurston were W illiam *. 1401 Oak Avenue. Allan Moseley dtcated in ihe fait that ( hamli' i • (| d. M i- .1 It II K > II, Nil r • ic b 4 b f (safes at Flotilla Slat# r o l ­ L. B. Bragg, Mrs. 0 . O. Danner, will lie lowered Ik ii season to pave f filia lI oil.i f ........ . o l l f a ' s i.H M ftj | | # | 1 V mim M i * .Johnnie U p! le r * fo r Women soant years ago. Harold C. Washburn ami Carl M is (I. S. Srlman, and Mra L. A. a 10 fruit highway fnr .VtO mile*. EntertainH Bride Elect * la ted Him! num |wi*on* tiave II ||Mim,,n \|( Two thousand men are at work Sam h i nl a Mis. Nortlgrrn were among those from Smith as hostesses. Member* will . ; r fL? •• ' ” '■> r ' . l U t i Jinn " , .Alt - ytK* s k u a -J With ai***ut 7k fo n ttU U at 7 :tft o'clock at th* ctnirch* 1“ I t m ‘ be .Yicluburg ilu U k L A t J h g y » 'attending--tbe H ro rria -F W tM Fima Cm hrar.. Viiui-7m ~ da fonthall game In Ja< ksonville and motor from there to Mr*. th# rale nf progress the crew ia llv r« In attrndancr, Mra Mary muro iiaiupnl-ts Thcte tetnatn* .n.ul.rald,- j , , , , . .... . M aiy ......... (taking now. 20 square >ar.ls o f Strong snd hrr daughter. Mis II (• n Saturday. W illiam s' home on Golden l.ake. s>.ppl\, and the puldi vj. ..(Cl _ _ Dunn. I .... n r Brlli- .- I. , h.t* Circle Numlver Seven o f thu .mat is, shot Into the forms and Allan I M o-rl). rnlrt tamed with again to i nil f.u th<- ( klc(* iM aM » * 4 t KrvaU lllaaaaa# time Ihe cl-wx ll'te t ole. Mis ..................... .. F ill- astl. t Ml*. II) Mtaw w lR w rltt aartlra Mr. and Mrs. Maurice X.elmmo- hirst Methodist Church will meet finished every an fnfoimal reception Friday evr Sublet t« riHi'iul hip o ffic e lt#w va i ai#a W* - H otlainy and Klhel llyn a * vita of Brunswick. (!a . form erly at 7:90 P M. with M i*. W. S. tick* o ff a minute 4 ml the . rews nlng in honor of Miss Virginia Danvtog in Hiutdn I The \ oiing M uiiu i i * Auailiaty o f this city, announce ths- birth of Thornton, West F iisl S ',ret. > • re working In three shifts t« get M clUnirl anil R««t»ei i F o r NYl nl and \ \ In n ti I'tnid the work d-•nr In time d tin aille*' Aid li*ri I „ 11it Ito* Mail a, a daughter yesterday afternoon Regular business and an.-lal and their winldutg pally. Thr te Flot ••las. •'a ! la-1 I\i. !,»v n ^hi In Brunswick. meeting of the Phdathea Class of I roption lm»k fdare immcdiatrl) l.cguto*’ Pood t rop- C•r« at Ihe ottr111IIlilt \ hut.d i k the First Baptist Church will b< after trhrarvai Friday evrntng for I lot nla i i(Minis wen i|c. oi ate | %uli Mr*. O W. Douglass ha* re­ held st 7:30 P. M at the home ol MY8. James Powell ihe wedding, which wa» sn event Peiutaionl pN*tur«‘* foi Flo* his. ( loon* f ot attg«* an I Lu l turned tn Savannah. Ga. a ftrr Miss Virginia Inwton. 30x Park • PreHideH Over P.T.A. Tuesday tvf Saturday morning P im e o g T a p h P r in t in g t aimer's Kn« yclopcdia 44Ut UIlkII flower*, Npan. i spending the week-ami here witli Avenue, with Miss t^ w ton and Ihe Ib r h pllkg. I'uUlll) taiuw Itlg.jr i.Nlti *o ami pa Ime! • An infoimal evening g«»wn t»f i« > NVerinesdav Williams. her sister, Mr*. A. MiFFrw l.uey F.vrlyn NipMr* James row ell presided otrer niatiM»n colored *altn wa* worn hy Duik and tieesc laismg. < 1(1 ( *** .- glee'led „ T Y P IN G . I hi |.•*•§ • 1401 Oak Avenue prr snd Msry Msnmnr se hod*.- the regular meeting o f the West Mls« McDaniel for the occasion. growing, \\ ate niirlmi glowing, walk H| ghost who .l. -nlliuh H p c U l In v e a tlg a tlo M #»nes. Side Prim ary. P T .A held Thurs- It was >mafW with a bmr fitted SViawisirv growing, t eieiv grow*| vulraure Ice The Ii #M» ailrn*-* Miss Ruth W ell* has- returned fte/Filar 'm+rfln/c o f HeratdpI# •a j1 afternoon In the scho l audl I |0||l were the “ l*»H|y|r . w u •Itlrf an<l high waistline Two fold* mg I m -Ii potato gn w mg, B E M fN O L E C O U N T T from Gainesville where she has llijch Sehtinl P.-T A will Iht heM torlum wl(h alinut 18 mothrrs In of the *atln formed abort *lee\e* Powiiut kiowiuk hi Flo oia. HI i !h‘a id '« den." Uoi.iu been visiting Mr* It <*. Philips st 3:1ft o'clock st thr school su<li C R E D IT A S S O C IA T IO N attendance. Main speaker for the H u m •u f ,'* l s .* » F)t't| Wondci Mrs. F. A Dougla-R. Mis* M« wh* i* convalescing from a recent tnrium. |MH Par# AwI m I rv4 Fla llu Wort.I.' and, ••( vi»u»*« (lie d af wa* D II. M cKrevrr of Or Daniels mother, •elected for the lonsilretonomy. Fancy (Vlcry (iivon W K IIN K M D AV lan^a. „f ' . * . . I% ' ' rF.o m mm T» lh » “ H im m gt i •ccashm sn informal the** A Fprcuil pro^rsm (or thr benp Mr M tK eever who was hare figured chiffon made with . I l o H e r a l d I i y T n r a i H h e r { ^ > ’dwirhea. * .it,c . .nndy, lls rr y J HyrH t»f MBrllnivHle.J rfit nf thr children'* book depsrtI •••o aud peanuts w rit -«»l i dm ng, IsRt wrrk for the safvly mrvllng flared «kirt nf medium lenuth Vs., arrived hrrr ftatunlsy t » i*»in‘ mrnt of the .Hanford Public I.lhr Slk -lolk* of Well | t| t R | I ipi | \cw l lo (killing Mrs Strong received hrr gneals M m . Ityrd who hs» been * pending ry will hr irlvan at X 30 o’rli*ck ai of the Florida Powri and lelght Vo»k S»ale • • let \. h|.4i|ght into Mi** Lima I • ft •.*»•• cRintration Notice s short tints h*r# with h#r par­ the Woman's Club hy thr Liter­ Company, tianed hia talk on the wearing a navy blur tuple shrvi santord w If Ik lin|a> a- n part ««l a lo t - -tci, \|,. II .1 ent*, Mr. snd .Mr#. Phillip J A I al urr Department o f the club A subject. "K afrty First " In hi* itreaa trimmed with « ti*urh of linked i mi (• nd " f fi ii * and \cgc Pci ly •The Kcgistratiun Book* of the A I.IC E Irn. ailvrr offerin g will hr taken up atldre«F hr recommended thr m"ve l flrsh c«dui^t triple sheet at the ta b le - w lm h a m to hi . 11 tn h u ts it M' anj Alls I ktiihui 41» A\% -, Olty of Sanford, Florida, are ment* for the prevention o f arc! | neckline ah evening g**wn of Iv** u11> hy h e lp 'll l „ 1 h n m liv i, Ha* mui Pat k. THURSDAY W CM If to IIIIU D Y >y*n, commencing with Monday, Pntminir s party spending .Sat Thr (•ramniat .School P T A rfenls which ate heinfr Sponsored Ida k * * * chtwen hy Mr* | H) tl|,.,ll|r fll|ll Mn,| vcyrcenld tluir aunl. Mi* A Mh cernf *) November 8th. 199.7, for the ur«tsy In Jark»nffvtlft and sttrnd Will have a subscription bridgei k ls k lT I K E N M S I I.I IV \ N seveiisl nrganiaalidks. M.»»JI) f»r the .K-rs.lnn II wa,. KrlP ov„| tu ^ h, piirpoer nf registering foi the ittir thr Csoriria Florida football party at X Oil P. A al the Klks During the meeting Mra. Burk. inadt atony f'tt^ i line- with * II, »|,|. ..dU„,i»| , | , ( f u ^ y . | Miss Maht. w|i«. i ut I I H \ N C H O T T O N E General Municipal Flection to irarnr war# K I- Burtlick, Il A. Hall to provide lunches (or needy I Kleele rendeted a piano solo and long Dating *ki»l ' kit ThiMahrr irs'cntiv uyrnni rt I* tkatsSRar M - It-«.»i I u iv . . .1 x ,|| I ' l l l l . I . I I ' S I IM I.M I.S IA herd on December Mh. l»98, Williams, l*#onard Mcl.uca#. ant children of the at hix»l rr|wuts were h* •rd from thr van The riwun* of lh# Sir d ig hum# ••VIII wild vrgclahl# '-Achangr ^ijl-wn.l Ihl- I «(ll, apt lit I hi it T E D I I E \ I .Y M I., Tlllia. tbd will remain open each day nil# rommitln S A T t IID AY chairmen The H#,lw opened rnsulte for the nr«-a |!• IJ% \\ r*t Flirt b tivrt frk||n # h " h j ,,M* •••■•* ■ lh hi • pm cm rtrr p t Sundays and holulaya, Thr 4‘eeillan M jsic Club willj mrmt'rrship chairman snnount nl • .••n and .Ircoratrd with a profit l«»tnt kr pAperta L* op.-.^tc | h i- [M c t t M a lil Mu l.i.t 4 . Mi-F R ratrlrr Howard and tn and Including November *tmlm in##t at .t Ift o'clock at the ■tudio'that a mrml»er*hi| trip will I Helen « "inn ..f | -k. •ion' of pink gladioli, antignon. winter. U»*, as well §• aevrt mI. gw c»i. Mi Dorothy Dutton o f D rl^nd w#ro of Mr* Fa nnir S Munson. M yrtlcj started at once 2»th, 1093 A l the City Hall pink radiant# i«»ret. frm *. and ••till I p t-isiH is, a# t-1 I h/x t ♦ ' mi i eh i y 144lid hrr# f#r thr end with the Avenue » • Mrs P well announced that the palirtA istiugKl iirir is of niiRuait) tin. F. 8- LAM SU N . form rrV patenl*. .Mr. arul M rc -------- —■ -------I nett district meeting will be held I l i quailtv lot this time of the tra i f3 ly Registration O fficer. Mra H D Horreii p»ranted H A Howard. South Sanford Colbert Han Real Role j on Nov |ft at thr Fpist opal Parish th< »s*fn—hmrnt table whuli w a * Mil Ii .tf it till- I •('I'll -Iitd h •( M11k, Avenue. III Mdd overlatd with a la* e • loth and In T o d a y V M ila n e n W J r ", j •*c»»teted with -iL r r ha-ket- «•( . . slated that a apecial Thanka^b i pink radian* »• l oar* The table Claudette Colbert has W n *lv-| | „ program will be given at thr waa ligl'tcd with pink • andh - in en .a real chance to display hen „ „ „ Wednesday Nov t j ■ • liver h«dd**PA lt# f•rahrnenta w rtr ta lfn ti As vard chsiroi»n Mrs A It I ,srv#,t i.» M .- A . . \\ ........ , T h « o p p o rtu n lljf cmin^ lo h r r i.i retrain*, said lhal rras. has been the M i*-r- ^tactfairt \\ right Hr " T o r e ! S t iy r # r . w ” fa t#a ( a tA rrfh g rr*n tc l In from of the auditorium here* Stevens, Fllxahe'h Sic p i r i u r f fcfr P a re m o U p l, c u r r r n l h and 70 filante sn.l ,hr"hs donat make', ami M arvatcl C..v s h o w lij* a t tb * klllaive ‘Th e a tV e . In •d hv Mes. Ilenrv W i«h t and w h frh i h e ' p l s y , a c h a ra c te r' w ith seVeral I* -T. A memhrr* hsve tw o - ly fln lt# p e p 'O a U tU k — a t i n ­ hs#n set *'"t. Il wss vnled bv (he d e r,' Ic v la * m o th e r h n d ! a b a fd m4b\t*ers tn mirchase s new h r af t rd queen a f tke n ly h t c lu is . Is ten n.cwer In- I t . . sshAnl a la a n g for lh* ntxn —bo'* I.D (M rh.lsnrs hr*-"- foe | k -A «» b«rJ 1 . . T V f l. tor*. adapUd ,'frora live .weeded *n the Ikied weed# taught JJbartr jM «« »i'n e story, “ Jjlk#,” by Mrs. Marian St. Jchns. b y u r a t r 'W t jilw , —am diyactwi by • Mr. and lira , l^ o AaughUr, Jane, of Jacksonville! were tha week-end gwrst. o f Mrs.) Annual Rise Begins Bryan & j (Jy Queen Of Night Clubs, Is , A m o n p a t - n r ? <1 'V &r s o n a l s V -.- .j, DR. HEN'RY M cLAULIN, Jr. .„ .. g iN T w r o m tA L D y m r a w p , lx o g m * , - ’a * ; ate 1 T ££ t your aereiew with expert ro . o . . t ? l , . " » ' • " ' h» ' t'ongre*" intended r o is a d T ' ' c H * t U' " I tn .iulhnri.e a policy of thi. aort: mechanical adeice. Bring your JLlke o M h e A « d^r. moat uvdastrie. code, ant perear troubles to u». / ta K. I T 10' ? 1 f i t t e d undpr certain rendition.; I . p r. t i c can be squared wits f » lmju .trir. public* demono f Marrh and then by 2 percent, j the policy o f the law aa enacted .trfcled to br full o f abuses, inch The loss was greatest in Sertem- j H a n fo r d a n d 2 n d by Congress. a . sweating or cut-throal competi­ her. the federation said, because , T l p j j r t \ 8 flC 0 IIV C r ( (lack of Tent. Fla. Berries Bta ) tion. wars mint may o» b* 1im t ... _ . ,, , , non. 1 p ort! by the o f rising price* and because hourI.et tie pace by the general dec- 1 p _ . o . . , , how t he \ ly wage rate, did not rise enough laratinn In Section I and proceed' act as a whole 1 (Continued From Page One) can he read «n a* to I to maintain weekly and monthly at one* In the aertlnna o f'th e ijake it mean that rorlcs may atlng room In a bright amt cheer­ which descri!** th# new powers’ income when hours were short­ iinpo.rd on all in-lustrlea. ful mood, but told those about aling with code* We find firnl ened. her that If she must die. she E y c n E x a m in e d |under Section H-A that ‘'Upon ap­ T ile federation forecast that would he willing to do so to g -t It seem- to me that when lhGlannen C o r r e c t ly F i t t e d plication to the President by one tbe heavy industries will soon he relief from the pain she had been or more industrial or trade a**o. adminiatration adopted the meth­ nation* or group* the President od o f moral coerr ion hy mean* •<( greatly stimulated by eontrart let­ suffering. h ig h a p p ro v a l y o u r plHn f o r S p en d in g $75,000,000 to b u y rn#y approve a code of fair com the blue eagle and the boyc'itt, ting under public w rk*. and for A fter the operation she re • H I REDEEM S A N D CROW NS: c a tio n , b e e f, p o u ltry and o t h e r th in g s th a t a r e not s e llin g petition** under certain '-nndition* when it attempted to forte *U in­ new railroad equipment. reieed th* last rite, ard commun­ dustry undrr a blanket code ami Greater buying was predicted ion nf the Roman Cbthollc Churtti. tb* Lord, o my .out, and so w e ll, in o r d e r to tu rn th em o v e r to n eed y p e o p le w h o h aNote v e that the language of thi* O p to tn e trU t •eetion aeema to say that an In wtian It set out to Impose sperisl "when worker* are sure o f their Although she had enjoyed good , _ t. *<•» sit bis benefits: who lit t le o r no d o ilg h . code* immediately on all Indus 112 P a r k A r e . radsemeth thy life fropi d»»true-l » | Mm w r i t in g to ask i f y o il can add a fe w m o re b u ck s " 's r spi’lr f<*r s o d e and job* and when their debt, are health practically all her life, she trie*. It departed from the spirit was stricken about a month *RV Who erowneth thee with l o » . ', 0 th e $75,000,000 and g o on e s te p fu r t h e r in th e m a tte r . " •'l f l . " .r T o t V m "'tT *c e ,u iiT 7 ^ and intention of th* National In- cleared." marclaa. “ These developments." .aid the in Portland. Ore., with the pain . L . T h e p oin t is, th e r e a r e a f e w b ird s s c a tte r e d a ro u n d r lf ,c. (jonH -niu. Iht. duslital llecoeery Act. The resort “ t l „ moral roercion was tanta.no :nt fedeialion, 'W a n far inure for which continued in varying degree w ith tru n k s. Iw x r a an d h ags fille d w ith rh n lee lit e r a t u r e « t i „ n to a eunfeealon that the legal sound business progies* than the up to the time o f her death. w h ich has a ll Itecn r e fu s it l and sen t Itack b v a m ia b le tint 1 Tentative plana wery mail* for Y O U ; power to tarry out this policy did spectacular rise we had last Investigation1KTnart e d ito r s lik e th o s e w h o tu rn out th « K illto r A P ltb - or "P P r ,» » "malt enterprises The the body to he sent hick to New code must •afegtiar»l the interest* not rsi.t. spring, but do not make nearly left Usher. S a tu r d a y K v r n in g f’ ost. ('o t h e r 's anil th e A m e r ic a n VVlist wss the cause of the dis­ such good publicity, f o r these York, probably on Tuesday. fo r ( Like o f •••n«iimer«. competitor*, cm • i •h e iM e r c n r y . t tortion of the intent of iht art? fuadamenlal* will not appear in burial. The (0 girls of her troupe ployee* Purtherniot«. under S*« wen- grief stricken and cancelled.lust see w h s t n m illio n o r tw o m o re fo r a u th o rs on th a t I ton 7 A. Isefore lh** rode ran he Fundamentally il was th* tneory H ut I ( H h o o ld B e our business Indicat1 r* until they all engagements. ^ approrad it mu*t provide for c«»l that recovery could be prouioUsl .In S e rv ed R ig h t ! I ly in g a p . p ro .p ria tio n w ou ld a c c o m p lis h : actually caused greater ♦ • I « I" by tbe eni b> idvancing wages faster thtn have Mast people by th '. tima who 1. B rin g c h e e r, ju y , iln u g lu itils and r o f f r r . w s r m w o o le n lertive bargaining business artlvity. representali pir.lu tmn, a theory of rec "very ; visited tbs Chicago Pair ha fe for- |t|n d r r lh ln g s nm l ly p c w r l l c r rih ls in a l<» th e fn m ilic . n f h u n ­ ployee* "through Steve’s Place »*f their own (h<M»ning " I f all |never yet successfully applied in “ 'Expansion will come when * * « i n who Kally lUnd ir, but d re d s o f w r it e r s . A ls o beer. IbeM* condition* hu - mat. the in any country, including 1 O p p o s ite P o s t O f f i c e liu '«i* . la r*e numbem « f huaineas men are I 0 : 1- , ^ - . T n (bay w ill naver /urge! her fan. 2. C lea n nut u tlic s nml c m p lv m an y th m isnn ds o f c lu t­ •Inafry is to lw ginnted the plivi , The fall*, y lay in the fallur** to re-ulta in increaaed ordrra and ^ O IlV v I k jU y ll Aq” te r e d tru n k s , p o s s ib ly p r e v e n tin g ru ld iish fire s , s a v in g liv e s le p r o f n e m p t io n u n d e r tb«- ant realirr that thi1 main lark of pur* have ronfldenre to go ahead.” Tb# native* m Paie»tine. com* u n le s s |||hi* (i )W|«ihK (Miwrr is not th r tn til** ( tm n t la w * u n t il I|U.'I& 1MD unlrww ptaln that fie finan Jew* fleeing and lo w e r in g in su ra n ce ra te s . On the drop In |iurrh**ing. |mjw 3. ( 'i r r u l a t r m a n y th ou san d s n f s to rie s , n r tlr lr s a n il i President or Congress derlnre l » ‘ atr o f industrial w j ; r « miona I B#rlln. have somui hmoney. rr. lh r federation said: __ _____ futm lixul <Ui/liuU F R IN T 1 N Q thmr rmptuyed but tn tbn - ti.w p o m iA M h b ItkW Tif w tih rh 'c d lln r* h n iH ir v e r -b n p e r t-to s m -­ If ■r# luiying up all our prop lm* rixini " M I A wages have not brought | rffoM „|(, ,rhall h. n h, rln prim- .»f farm |inidut‘t i and to tn 4, P r o v id e an im m e n s e q u a n tity o f fu e l fo r th e u n e m ­ mi f , ” tha native* wail Hut the, Nnw In n layman all nf H i* the want o f ln*tfitmeiit in the HIk Ih t living atandaroa to the i par* frttm hand tn hamf nf a | W# arg equipped I i prodacV Hot have to *el| il (hey do nut p lo y e d d u r in g cold m o n th s , w ith p le n ty le ft o v e r f o r b on ­ inaana Ju«t nnr Ihinr »^ mI Con heavy industries. Iloldini; to lie avrrairr worker. A ft percent in- r lliirn ry lil»rratri| from thr tyran- | first ctaaa Job work al tb* want to. . mrnnl In mIIum $i«*-* «o f ir e s on Ju ly F o u rth n ext. fallary, the AdmiriMtraltnn erema rreaar in wa*ea haa Ikeen eaten ny «*f lhr inlrrnalmnal hankrr, ( a trial. , 5. T a k e a g r e a t loa d o f f th e p o a t o f f lr e d e p a rtm e n t b y rnmltin«> fnr tan vrais tn |to have frit moia.ly Justified in up in an If .*» perrent Inrrraar In lihrralrd fr m thr fra r rrvatrd hy m It V A tourist from f ‘onnectlcutl tell* e n d in g th e tr a v e ls o f all them- m a s te rp ie c e s to be b o u g h t ' inter | reting the art as a warrant living roata and he Hnda hia real ' • 1 H e r a ld P r in tin g C # Iiv Fi I • Oil* atofy atxMii ‘a hilt hhiker. who. I»y i h f irm rc m m e n l um lpr In is fibtn to Impo-w* nden universally It monthly inc me in September ac­ • faminr (»f mnnry." . Fbaa* 148 up In rrrtain «nn<lllmn« Thi initl“ Hr it rrmrmhrrrd,** Fathrr w lttt let (Ait. **.v’ay, mister, T r u s t in g th at th is res|a-ctful s u g g e s tio n m e e ts w ith a li«r » » > In rnnir fmm HittiMtrV- ho|M-l hy this means to create tually lielow March hy 2.1 percent. | you ‘ ftpare me a buck for a puirha'iitg power. In no rnn«idei - Some rode* have reduced minimum Coughlin -aid. "that four-flfthr nf fV i lam |*v•v I n y o u r a p p ro v a l, I am * cup of coffee?*' “ A dollar for a able amount has purchasing pnw- w are rat ea hr low those actually thr world* population ar# on lh# prranfnl In iru li-liH if •I* v , — T r i i l v y m ir. ■il %rr «tandard and ran tradr with t up of coffee," the t nri«t replied, itta'le rrrtMin • nurra-inn*. an»| *nb |rr le rn i rested hy this mvtlnMl, In force in lhr industry, as in HOB S IB l.K Y . m . fhr prral manufarturinE na­ •'Why that I* prrpn«1erou«!M "Juki intttrd I •* rrrlaln atamlar*!** I Jn i and it will not he. silk; in athrr rases, employers tion. nnlv *»n that Ita-ia." ft s e em s to us th at Ih is I* r e a lly a s p len d id s u g g e s tio n . f gVltwar ye* or no," the hitrhblker n«'l « m hnw any nlh» r li»*r» prrla | Ah*ii|» with this* ihm iy of teruvIn mnrluninn Kathrr fotivh lin * e»> I !»••••• ha- hr«u the ii»ion n( u 1 Yon caa atilt r*4 raa'ara' »»' raplled. "Hut tloui try t». tall me W e k n o w o f no c I hsm o f |>enple w h o h a v e been h it h a rd e r by 11*•vi ran l<r r•••t upon fit the th e d e p re s s io n th an th e w r it in g p r o fe s s io n A m t w e a r e • rn lial naM nf th,. art It •• niw now initial rial order irruwln^ nut Htan»r«- .Stair Oil (*o . o|»riat»nir -aid that lhr President " i f not bow to run my hu*tnr«* *' price# bet*. H ay* 1 I a bD • * f o f th*- i ik||s Thi- U, m my npm a w a r e o f no o t h e r m eth od by w h ich th e g o v e r n m e n t could In »nr rl>'Ri tita* f*»r tii«»«t thr I ItiFg Srrvirr ga-ohiM* (tiiiux, n ntirarlr matt Hu! hr i« rrrocar ready (a * aar*Wbaa aamronc ■taps »<tvrrtUinf, h e lp t o p u t n ew m o n e v in to c irc u la tio n w ith g r e a t e r r a p id it y lrkf*« I nny i ran Miraiil I Hat »».:esj»«»n. a K m i » imor There has hern Mlationa. Km purrhaard a atlr f o r f h i l r ami r urarm tu ert t a in r«»nditi »n 1s diwpmllUon in Wanhlngtnn to dockn and •luiN(p lank* un lhr E ice. should, I»nde| " l l r han«»| forrn ttrn hia pub*1 Pomeune stop* buying th an h v b u y in g p oem s and o t h e r m isc e lla n eo u s fo r m s o f l i t ­ * ' 1 *t lhal r«i I* j o alix* tf m s r. «lv Rut lie realll*r prnnitf«"l and take fr«»nl and i« calling lor bid* fir vow which ptrdrrd him to a ' I Whan •omeon* alup. huying, e ra tu r e . A n d a f t e r all. th e g o v e r n m e n t cou ld c e r t a in ly u til- should m ow ally l*e impo* «m| ialinn I.hv, in f* r t ( Iw n piofoundM A R T IN fot tlir rirclion of facilitioF I • ^ rnrmd and adrnuatr mnnrv j Bomern. .tnp. .rllin e ir e th es e p oem s to ns g is s l a d v a n t a g e as th e c o tto n it has IV nxlant-rred hy Ihe attempt to serve*! by thejr own tank Uoig.-r* ..n ,. , lt|| ,^m,.nlr rr, his s w o r n " 1-**W s ib « k bat # T y ; M g . I W hin •orneiinc slop* selling. to tl.e ir«* of |linpo«. the new older Middmly o|ierating b o u g h t s o il p lo w e d un der I .at uv lo-twrcn JsiWsoov.Uc |ir<>m, . , (n )|r|„ thr money rhanjc- il Bornean* •t'>p# maklnc thr art t — ------ o ----- -------------------wholhvi this v t'W .ffa m Wwahmgton. in.lra.l o f |,cr and Sanford, tn ronjunction **tlh When aomaone «|op* m *kiriff nf II. thi»l lhr intFitflnn lo .u iin g ii to grow, and of guiding I h#ir o ran f»arirr- U iw n -n (ial Aaa - ..ad f s4V til. Aomeone atop* paining yrFM h r * In- »hr ihriii tn and i-onlrnllmg Os growth Tin- vrntun and .Nanfold Horlow’H Hints p rrm l««ivr law. |« l.mne «"il l»v lnng-ti-rni nival i« emlangrreil for When someone *t* p* earning, T lir fact 11IMI Klt'Rl l|UMIlt llll'F thn-r •frlloit* whirl) kftv* th»* Xaaryona stop* huving. two rv#«ous; Kirst. Iwrau-r lie of m in ita mi i-i* if !»«-1ii at Fluppi-.l O f tre m e n d o u s In le r c s l In lh r fr m a le o f th e sp ec ie s has Pfr-itirrit r*»wrr *" I'u'lrr niU'oti rption of tin- atl has pio- h> Ikoat In .Nanford -anil di-ti ibutc i O O Z IE R & G A Y ’S Q U A L I T Y P A I N T S - Winter Park Herald u m ln u h le illy Iiccn I he ath ertlH e m e n ls H p p carln g In n n u m b er grrlinn 1 l» »hr |*»r-i*lr»it nth**r are dured a |h.Iu . which himieis rr hy truck all o v n t'fiiiia l Pint id* "i,|H ii l-i« - ««n inutiuti if • pi o f ->|••( imI itilrir-l (o till icKuiftl-. In iv rr y , »*v»,in i'xr lhr rirFR * fltat* Boyartinra r^praaanttnf n f p e rlo tllta la r e l f i i t l ) In w h ich J'-tin lla r ln w anttnAncra h e r nttt|p" that ini . " B r a t F o r T h e S o u th ........................... plait I U n iu ly s e c r e ts and n d v ia rs vm itig s rn n e i: h«»w th e y can nrMdla w w lr m farm* u rr» R»»<•■• tha „.,l,|i. In lr i.-I andi *l* r centralisation an-l the dicta a- a -ul>-tantial -avtnic in f f vi*r111** and e ill givr Jour home new beauty and longer life. mi nl i ▼•H to ad^pt a prlri* fltln r pl»n m ak e th e m s e lv e s lip n u tifu l in 35 lessona. l„ lh. |,«.tt- y nf Cob i t»l spirit » 'v prmluring a re l» ahnwn. rnnltRf <*«*ntral Plortda. with tl- nan . vul«inn nf f**rhn» nr»«m*t hiirrau W e h a v e n 't hail tim e (•• rea d th es e leasnns In t h e ir on ivtftkittf It unlawful for farmwra To hu> at current prices, la both Kroeom ical— ajvd.I'alrioOc. If r r as (tie |'trV|t|ri|l H litI H MU M l»l IM-IUlU ' , . nf Antrnran rr«» |Hirt. i* training in promtnrni r ■»• t# a#n at a prira traa than fn "iifh t ir e t v m in s tm lv all o f (h e v a rie tl In tr ic a c ie s o f th e a m a z in g tty may ln»pn-r - r* ■If Nub .tn rt I rat Ir rnntml . the notM int me fc! ion of P?oi I#* fon tl* h a reaannahta profit s e cre ts w h ich M iss H arlnw hold s ntt th e s u h je c l o f h e a u ty. layman thU would -•••tn ............. nomii Jif« STA NLE Y-R O G ER S H A R D W A R E CO. tila and Orlaiolo a- thi> met i o|Mtionly 1 * I t would rnmparatUrly raav fnr h ill w e h a v e n h s e r te d w ith som e d e g r e e o f p e rtu rh a tlo n th e lhal a cwlr mav I*** intpo of IhU nnportaul Fret ton iilr■v -• — -t. 204 S a u fc r d i A w i v i r * “ r/^-.e-y *•.*<< Thr* Irimldr a- I -re It. in nut at » -o f tin ^ yavrrnmrni tn ral«* tt»F prlr* lilie s n f t h e ’ vn rln u s fh iip t e r s in w h ich M isa H a r lo w de- aflr* .IrfliMla in lhr nrtf I f.I in a midviimutrr tlfH><! In ksrcontf a #irat r ill •hi ix 1 firm product* In th!« manner si l ilies how sh e h e r s e lf a c h ie v e d b e a u ty Thru* l • I f •hup- •v » i i l m titiemm rplton of what mtild and Th# prlca nf wticat. for Instance. hrrr m It h • K K i'li l tiat I l»l*'S tin e nf th em is ra ile d th e “ P la tiliu m B lon d e R in s e uu|h( to In * at lrmpt**d nn'h*( lhr left Ini»»i|Mi««-»l -lily nflrr ' could be raised l< four dollars a may A n o th e r on e. ''A p p ly in g l.ip R o u g e " S t ill a n o th e r d ea crlh ea act f f Iht* rottjrh analy«tr tv *uli nil# pm .f that iftral alui-*'- r* bllthfl. It would not b# a»» easy. jt h e p ro p er a p p lic a tio n n f ''M ie u Hru ” A n d on th e y go. " A p ­ |w| T>F. * |a iiofltini; hrrr wlttr\ -I a til tall $ ru iirri th. Adnuni-lra * hpwaYtr. tn aall tha wheat for thl« that ••Mira may U lm I lull n if hi lo.lli in lh«f mli u st- d p ly in g S k in R o u g e ." " V i v i d (" m ilra n ts ." " F la t t e r in g lin t s .' rvrrv itrltialty ami »*lll» in ir tr 'V •*»»*• of lhr |nnr**> nhjrr "C o ld F nce B a th s ." " D o n 't R u h C old C r e a m ." " T 's d h R e-ro­ |iiiai- I d* al. In »• fl-F out lirfliutr prtMif ll»al Ihrjf llv r* o f Ike nr Th# T im p t Tribune eipresses l y , " " C a r e o f th e l l a l r . " " (• r im a r in g to In c re a s e B e a u ty .' in i it|red for that tndu«liv and mmlifp Ita protrduir uiwlai ■©me concern over the hllliuna of '■(.’hroiaing J e w e lr y . " " F i n g e r N a d C u ltu r e ." " F a r e C lea n s We rnm# mwaI In S«" I l«n 4. lhr a I. In g ." "C a llo u a e d K ll-o w s ." "C h a n g in g th e M a k e -U p tn Suit dollar# which the feriaral rov e r* ment i# apeodlnf on varlnua relief th e H o u r ," " E v e n in g E v e M a k e l'|>." " R o u g in g F a c es tn pfoj##ta. "There moat h# *rav* |,ouk N a t u r a l, " " D a lly K v e H a lh s ." "G lo s s y K v d a s h e s . " " R e ­ (M ; ? c#fK#ra.* tha Tribune say#. **• n new M a k e u p O f t e n . " " S a lt Y o u r S k in ." " G o B n re fn o t A t POUT OF C E N T R A L FLORIDA th# part o f thinking rltIrena as H o m e ." " B e a u t y W a lk s ." " B e a u t ify Ing F o r e h e a d s ." ' T h e O H L A M M t H K N TIN E I. t » nh# May o f reckoning' when C old W a t e r D a s h ." the gaeernmeat lieglns trying Annouticrntrn! nf liKiraRrtf a |harbor that serves te n t cal F lori­ O u r fir s t im p re s s io n a f t e r re a d in g th a t list o f b e a u ty ga l back the** Stupendous mil 11v111ea In ftanfurd. on arrount of da, lends encouragement to the h in ts is th at i f a p erson c a n 't lb- h e itiilifu l a f t e r a ll o f th a t j j Horn fyem the people" M"st Hsn til* development of the port a p i fruit grower* and business inter­ is d on e t<> th em , Ih e r e Isn 't m uch hope f o r th em . B u t on feed “people know whst tho “ dsy ests o f thlv entire section •f'reck on in g* means after *n orgy aecond th o u g h t it occu rs to us I I ih I a n vd n e w h o h a d c h a n g e d With three sleenvablp lines opth o n a tu ral c o lo r o f h e r h a ir, c a lc im in e d h e r lips, s ta in e d h e r week. Going down un Tuesday ' V borrowing. f in g e r nulla, pulli-tl out nil h e r r y v lir o w a am i -ttieit th in g a .evening were- Mis. Ilenr, Wight, ria l ini: eiyhl le-at' betwccH SlnFrofessor WsrrSn nf Cornell on ht*r «-yt-litHhea. m ig h t look niort- lik e n P a rin ia n d o ll th a n I .ta t* ihalrtuan at club es-.m-ion. (oril ami Jarksonville on a dally h u m an tm ing. | and Mr*. John W in kins,,"*'* schedule, ionn*rliiig with tbe re­ vdw> la the father of the gold peltry with which th# Administra­ M a y I >v thal,'n w h a t Iw n u ty ia W e 'rt* au ro w c d o n ’ t ' <‘,n lo ‘ B— Woman * t lu • o f Kan- frigerated ocean steamships to New York, Boston. Philadelphia tion fcl now experimenting I* a k n o w . But w h y K<> b a r ift a .l a t ht.niv? T h a t 'a th a w a y t h r -. ^ ^ " a J b V e M T a - ' c T ' 1' •pec 1*11st In farm problem* He In d fa n a .tm q d to d o. T h q y hnd |>rrtly g o o d fa r t to o an f a r t , (UI >n<1 and llaltlm-we, shipper* of fruft s n an-l vegetable# from Tentral Flor Invented tb * eyetem #f keeping w e n t lit th o u - d a y a . I t Htriktw un aa Iw ln g th r n n vln g g r a c e I K T salensten, .e.-rvteiy ..f Ida will la- saved hcndredi of L *a heusea electrically lighted at o f H a r l o w * w h ole liiti. Hut it c e r ta in ly lo o k * lik e it w a a o u t I th* Associated tb an n ea of jb -k thorsamls nf dollar* this winter. plght la aider to Induce the he a. M a y eon vi lie was a visitor in S a ijo i.l o f p la c e in all thone a r t if ir ia l rulia and ah a k rd o w n a . fn the innnun emeat made hy to U r wore e rg *. Th* theory this week. While In to- c ly Mr. Karl fehinann, seerxtary o f th* b r i t ’s a ty p o g r a p h ic a l e r r o r . y a k e d M i alt right h 'a Way- Tb* Salenslen was the (la -it of Ml Seminole fount y / »' -*V * » 1/. «*» 1'hamhrr of -o— km preduced twtde aa 'm a n y and Mrs. Ilency Wight. ( om m nrv. tl is slated that thr f o r a wklta, but th* extra * •. • , ‘ . ' I,* * f Tabor ahertened their i'Z SANFO RD, T W E N T Y YEARS AGO by two-third*. ^ w w ' r o a tha thueiaatic r e p o r t * * A fD v in f how M k ■nd o th e r c a r* on th * ------------- — A very pUaxani afternimn i f - tl » iih B. W. lletndou. F. t■T b * National rh am W r e f Com­ •o e a o p a atngW 6n «n « o f g M and o ilf* M f R * fair waa th* "FareW rll I’ n t y " tV.-M|„.|f, W.B, llaiiJ, W. H. UuP is a basis. G at a fraa c o p y <d th * ^ 8h e a e » Q A b i n r n r ------“ ~g that tb* g ive * t« Mlaa Mary McKha d r , * i» - \ r.. R ingc, and ( C -t ‘ C. d o c to r d o w n In W a a l V irgin ia. D a w n " acor* card — Wta y o u c H * «* c a f w ridaa 4 W ' W ' RUtee Tatar* M qtiVMy M Wfdneedxy, Noe, I , from 8:00 Woodiu(f present. i s P en n sylvan ia r e u raal l — in an I t * lb s Bald standard and •>|ock U> 8:00 o'clock M r. Job* t . Brady Jaft Tueeby thi with commodity M ilica Stumon x\ their home on day afternoon for a few day** "36,000 tn i)* * w ith o a t hav1n« v a lra a ir d t fp d r > am Iia c y expert- Faurth, &tr**t. fr la a i for lh# ea- visit in Jacksaavili*. W hile thers . . . " M o r a than 10,000 m ilea w k h o u t M h S » A Hm b price* la ' N d lt s t l ware awarded to •he will o# th* guest o f Mta. H. J u a tm a n ta r, . . " H a d m f E b d f* f * '• ' ' * (laaai M ary Oalnei'. Bildle 8. Jeantag*. l - f t y ' l t S ^ p a « M ’ fcF Due* tt wander, eteer hardT OY'da yeur t l,M ,kuw u*w*c »* »*ry laeogsa." Many William ., add Eva Waikar. Mias a it r r Among fh* proralheat .Ovlsdo wearT I f any e f iheae dcfaalU aa* -etlreahi* h ilm y< ur car McKtm waa. th* recipient of cMixer-, here y esterday wet-- Mra. : klgk price* M In for ■ free test oa o «r modern Firestone C**vdr*y iaetewmeala' taaa. beautiful (arairatl. gtfta T . I- Cuahtag and M ia U. G.j ; aar earlieet recollections Which were given with w erdi of Smith Brake* and front axle* lea ted frea. t# the -high cost o f Mr* riM a t at bar daW n afa. “ Tbaaa . Mr>. Forest Lake spent .last (kb H. C. L , tt waa tawwm a re lent were: ' the Mtxaaa Mary week eery plaaaaally la Jacksoare high a i U*e MaKlm. Mildred sad Ada Dttkwm. vOT# with her a liU r, Mr*. Julia* *~ '• * r ' ,r M ary QfJaa. M argaret Davia, M *t CarpeaUr. - • - s - •- , w [W U i u « ^ Sen l h * meet lag a f tb * D « t k Fedgr eat O erm UWeaaaah ctaba ~ CSaba lu Or■•M **. Jaaaia. Jva- RtSHbw of WtaaaaV F 1 r r M eat M arket. M l & a : r “ * — -*■— r- ^ — A . ... ? i *** # * \ ' :i �Local Officers Okey State-wide Safety D r i v e Continue* The Georgia BalkUgs, m k l i i f i )m i at a fast dtp M FlJrkte 14-0 to reaaain tho only unbeaten nUedU Ih Soothe astern ITA, N or.;* > f W f f l n to BauklitaataAf » -iaotbeU. loddbnhW a iO tk ' o f Kentacky bp > a d latoraoetkasl tri>i Tula**, Tm uhairt, atd RESULTS RATES - Mention Chapter Rridgft. W o t n a a ' t y, Nov. Xlrd. t iM prise turkey. Two i dock*, Hto doatn Auction and Con- NOTICE. Italra ga moved to old 1 Elk’s r. Oak Aveatta.'Woodr’a Gerage. ?*■ P. 0 . Boa J U . T O U B W A TC H repalrol • d who really knows hog .S P IR IT U A L Reading* iW l KaarelL .Appoint. PWa* M i l , 57 E. Concord Bd*. Church eerricea every 7:80 P. M. 0.00. Charraiat I toa :k, dew Ufa* STBjOOl truck, rurkael* aaift y W A N T E O . Supply cuetombe" with famous Watkins Prod■ ilk Banford. Buelneae celeb. W , earning, average 816 waekp a y ,a iftftl Rnmediately. Write R. Watkih* Co., 70-D0 W. Iowa Memphli, Tenn and untied team la tho SouthMotor*. Tho Florida defeat* 4a* th* boot Georgia had fared bat tho B alldo«* mooafod to i l i k i *'r Oran l and Homar K ay ‘ o h on two dashes ' that oroBtuitrd in Still looltUc fo r 100jh*ht*»taato ta Tho liern W * M r W ; Winner contest— we fell.abe’rp by only fo o t last Bnturdar— T b * Herald ha* aefgeted fq* 'Ite 'ffo th a ll .fan rredare a fin* Bedf'wf gam** to bo pkfcad for Ufla wrek. Tho Miorliona or* .uauaual in that every tam o wHI -ha played eomowb*f* In th * ltduth a* part o f an Arm iatk * D i r celebration. See how near jroo can como to picking tho wtnnora thi* wook. 7 1 *Clip thla coupon, place a " W " oppoelt# the * u i o f the team you think will win, or 'o T " I f pen think th e'tw o Uemk’ will play a tio, and tend or bring H to The Herald office ho* fore noon on neat Saturday. The flrat three neoroet to correct Hate will be Jodged the winner* and two ticket* to Th* I f lion* Theater wlli be given to the flrat three w inner*,’ three winner* o f * Ullano TAteM t ifcMfto which air* awarded ' t o W w r . o f Tho Tbb-Whmer coatoot. /. • " * ; Mr. W arner waa tho aecond o f - Georgia’s dtferu* w it Impreg­ I d S w M d l * 1 » out o f o poooiMo nable fo r th* i m uM atiaighl i l l w h i l n , since four o f Tho l i t ’, waek and only I n k * did Florida a (d** attested game* ended In tire. p is* m idfield., I k boat back out •Defcihr Bet torn waa the first to with Injuries .Florida’ cone ret rat­ tu rn 'I* a lift with I f winner*: er* on holding the Bulldogs and ofI f r / W a n * 1, ™ and **'•• fared a magnificent vlanj Jim 'W ort* Warner waa th* third perUnguUhlng all but tw * t* f Oerraeu-.Bthdlng |n a .IU t of 11 win­ gia’a thrmta and one* itoppod N am e ner*. S • n . I. th* Inradar* for four d.wn* on A d d re a a Otbfr* whe picked I t winner* lla throe-yard lire. era: Jrel 8. Field, C lifford HowP iila Hewatr* floe running and O R L A N D O v s. S A N F O R D hU, Lori Brannon and W . F, Barpunting carried Alabama to , a •w k but their H it* cam* In 20-0 dec la Ion orar Kentacky, .ruin­ G E O R G I A T E C H v s. F L O R I D A M fth e week. B*nt*mb«r, it 1* Iteing th* Wildcat* perfect loop 'pdHant that Hat* be tamed In a* M I ^ I S S I P H vs. T E N N E S S E E ra cord and boo. ting tho ’M H y a* poaalbl*. th* Crimson. Into * canton ling M I S S I S S I P P I 8 T A T E v s . T U L A N E | Thor* war* M contcetanU U pl position should Georgia falter aak. A m ajority o f them aohetad down |he stretch. Alabama la Ba­ 8E W A N E E vs. V A N D E R B I L T o f I I winners, although be* ten la the conflrenc* but has had 11 winner*. Bomo P H y ___ an early tie to mar It* slat*. V . P. 1/vs. A L A B A M A guessed r ig h t. oB .y io rarioua U* A TE-yard run by Floyd Bobgem ** but wboed out on other* to O G L E T B O R P E v i. A U B U R lf art* In 'tb * opening period brought cut their areroge down. Only f if e Tulan* a 7- Owln over Colgate, tS* KENTUCKY M th* M .ftflogtod Florida a*; a first th* Bad Baldara had auffafed ftriiwor. over Gaorgia, while two in two yean ; TuTU n* threatened W O F F o K d vs. C L E M S O N picked that; gam * , to end In a tie. on several other occasion* and tha Th* score* o f the game* llitod final whlatl* cut short * Colghle M A R Y L A N D v s. D U K E on lb* Pkk-The-W inner blank rally that hod carried to tha W A K E F O R E S f vs. N O . C A R O L IN A Ust week are aa follow* « Greonie* two-yard •trip*. tl«*rala 111 glorld . • , Tennessee handed Georg* Wash­ Vatxl.rbllt ft: Oeorala T .rb ft * S O . C A R O L I N A vs. N . C. S T A T E | ington university Ua first setback Alabama >*; K i n l i m k r • , D a k . I I; Auburn I. * o f tha year, 13-0 a * Beattie V IR G IN IA v a W . A L l. S II. H i IH. Carulln* T. Feathers ran wild to acora both Tu la.. 7: C olsal. I t touchdown*. T h * Vol* twice beat­ T m m r r t 11: Ora. iv .ih l.ilo n I C I T A D E L vs. D A V I D S O N No. Carolina »: N I* k*al. •. ' en thla year, clicked with last rlretnla I ; Maryland ft.C H A T T A N O O G A vs. M E R C E R year** efficiency and offered h de­ IV dk. I. T: V. I*. I I. tbrlnreton I I ; Brown *. fe ct* In th* teat period as the Purdue H i C arn.flr T.rb T. Clientele took to thg air la a des­ WI.ren.ln *: Chlraon * ’ - r * l . H ; Dnrimouih I I r perate final rally. 11-7. Th* Hslnem ea'i haly ( n era m . M a r y . I I : P ord h.m < i A fter three acorelete tie* in a Ulrhla.n 7: llllnol. ft tame on a 77-yard rua b y'C S M y row .Centenary's offense sparkled K ** M . Ulai. »: tllrhlaan Hlal* L Norlkwavtam 1 kiln...via I and the Rhreeeport Gantleraen Klmbrell, Mlasleelppl wh-i-ved RlrNavy 7: N o ir r l)a m . I 1 minsham-Southarn 1 1 0 . Bewaqa* .von from T taa A. A U . una.pl dnii H r.iu 'iippVSTkift re a r i g tret.T t f t f t f posit k ^ h u d tile-tr'rt f i r the etrongeet BoUthweatarn out­ uppl collate l>- 0 . N E W YORK Nov. 0^-GF>— Th# fits JO-O. Murray continued It* bid for lh* list o f contender* for th* mythi­ lAulelana State had little trou­ IntereoHaalat* jAthble with 8 ruth Carolina winning Southern cal national football champion­ A s . octet Ion ^hampl^dUblp 30-7 .while Vanderbilt .twice tied fc lk ship had dwindled to a mere by defeating Lou larliL ‘fo r in the HoUheelarn, won from handful ymtorday headed .by Its fourth ae*ocUV*n t’ r itwph. Georgia Tech S-3 In a IhrillMichigan and Nebraska Hi tho pucktd fourth quarter which saw Furman beat Wofferd M 4 : Free- Midwest, Army, PrincetOh and ■r) trria n won from Cl tat) A T-9. all th* eooring .Tech count*.] a Duka In tha South, and ■ Ore­ Tiansyl vanla whipped B**t Kentouchdown and apparently bfad th* gon. Oregon State and Beuthetft game won, but Vend/ drov. deep It’ iky A-O. EreMike 'Met n ‘ Catkw- California In tha Far W t * t ~fC- • only to I o m th* ball or Xaril’s bo 23-2, Htteburgh beat Centre Unices they alone should reach on*.yard tins. Roberts rounded 57-0, I/jyol* i f I fjw tlrle a *. won, th* end of th# campaign unbeat­ lh* boll for a safety and as Um from Xavier 7-0 Xodlsiana Nor-1 en and untied. .notUiac. Doha, whiah mlnutei were fa it bringing tha mal beat - Stephan - AviM n .it-0,1 plays *n all-Rout hern ached :ls. gam* to an end. Tech still aocmad Middle Tennessee" loet 'Ho .W est 1 nor Princeton, which meets east­ Warn*I,; from an ’ Eaptqm ,'standTsnneaae* 21-0, MI*A| tKla.) wuu secure but a long pees from Rand ern rivals almost exclusively, w ill pb)nt, M»a Fordham’s 13-4 healing [)l*on <waa betted uy f'o it. Tech from Bowdsn (G »)-i0 -0 , Louie tana t># aids to gain 'gwjerat raeognl^ M b . t f c > - M a r,’. Gael, and the ruination of thb renter, direct Into the arms . of college defee tad th* Uni ryraity uf tlou for nallonal hpnora ^nd tha ron**a-,'#irt R a m i' hopes of an tutdftfsated Wroton, who skipped acrmi the Mealeo 10 -Tl Oeorgetokrri lost to B u t..b o ro (G o.; l a s mere 114 Miami (O M o). hi-O, MUI lap* boat and 'united season acid a possible gaol f * ( tha wtahihg naartfu. r ___ n _ a t a V M If f t lu ip p i Union UafvoreHy beat Mlulealpyi invitation to appear in the Roa* Auburn waa unabi* to iliark a Lotleiena T h %i H ill played Delta 3-0 and Tampa . univfralry line Duke pasting attack and lost Teachers and 8| line won fr,m defeated South Georgia J#-0. ^ a acoreleee tie ,-I N umberO/Contenders For U.S. GrldirortTiUe Has Dwindled To Few KUHTIOR M tM tJ lH A tK M I'hdvr ssd by virtu# uf th* mu* ihurliy b> in* vested •• the VI Ay or of lb* a*lty o( KRuford, n<*rl4«. I ttvrcby rail t ith trs l isunltfpil p | # r t Inn l u be h a let thrt ou w h u u l t' t m » n i n u r r e v k r o r Tteg T w u n T T -T M in u J u n i r I A h < la e i i r o f n u t m r a D r rt.o w tu *. lh a a n r o w ewMrB E N T : Attractive (tag room n o l b c o r a v t . ta c M g n c S v . r »f*r L o n a a igmiow la fla* ooMltlon, reel >■ k 8 r o * . IMalainr. ta, fla * locattonAOarnga * r i m o x r V iuakt*i< r iia t . moot roomy and f o p f a M b W k t■ tnd l* K * ill, TH AU hi. w<f*. a*g v A t u iiN - t m ir r iN I ' a d x i m c i HUMrANV, a rlurid, ruraerallon. Uef.iMaal. o s D r.e o r n i u u r t M TICK BTATB OF r U lK t n l. , t o t i i k A r r r n n a m x d nkFBN fiANTa. OHKMTtNOa: TO: Ella r.laahy, wl*ew. wbaaa l.ee el rraM.ar* ana .ddresa l. S K. reurth Blreet. D«> ten. ObUil Tu: Jo*.ah Thai **4 Vearl That, bl. wile. lb. *l*r* d( ra.lgear. and a:.dr... e l H U being It ■Main Blr.et. Dario*. Ohio ll l. nrd.red that »*u and aaek at iom appear la th. bill of « • » ■taint h.reln (11*4. » « or baler. Ueeeaber ttk, A D, t»H . lb . asp . b*l*o a Rat* Day *1 tble O eert vr else a Oeere* pre aoafeee# will be ealereg against yen. The aenjral w i n * • ! the kf * * ' * L r - * ^ i * ! r Bee. Ift T p .I l. ft R. ti 11 Is farther erg area I V T **! C o r. 2nd u t d News Notes Used Typewriters and Addin# Machines S a n fo r d :,‘QALLARD*S FEjKDS and F LO U R cc xl- Y ^ B / t r l w km v. t o ^ RTJkY W tBK A b J t t K l Y U C O U V j*- UAtT " D OB TbSSCT UOUBSU. T O C O M A URTH J J A Y B X .Q \ % T «rtt> A \ L w m i - c S U M ttl- V B S tK CO W LS, T W k . p o b t m a m ! , Va ,•. r.: - • I h a v e ta k e n o v e r th e m a n a g e m e n t o f S ta n d a r d O il and C a a 8 e r v i c e 8 U t'o n lo c a te d a t S a n fo r d an d C e le r y A v e n u e . I wdl! 1 a p ­ p re c ia te y o u r p a tr o n a g e .' W. T. Whereas ** . ",r , '.’Sanford's Only Hot^c-OwTied F«ed Store” W. T. W O O U .E Y -■ Owner-Mgr. NOTICE v m »«o V * i i T * i » ri«h » • ; llnatnb O i l l » : Oewcaetewa alt raotariat* wno ara caught * Hat., t; Bow*.In 1. Prtneelon I I : Browa ft . „ w i r i n g ’ on a o t r alrcet o r itate W e.l.rn MarrlaaO H i Baclm.tl and' couhty Highway w ill -* Ig • •‘ ■lopped, hla liceuar number will P h o n e 9115 Maine I I ; Colby 1 ’• b* taken along w.th hla name, and To Ian. t i OalgaH If, wtthin a few day* ha hae not Colombia I ; Cora.II I. at. Mary’* 111 Perdham I. >ot napooded l*r iba ragg>'il on Daef. Elkin* H i O »*o»* ft Teoae.se* III Oeo. Waahlaatoo ft that h* make hi* car s a l:, he Harvard I t ; Lehlgb ft. will b* arroatod without further Nary 1; Hole* Dam* ft. n it lee. ■* r. nn t l ; L n ta y.lt. T. Sheriff MeC'-rlaud i t a U f th.it riltsbftrnb I f i Cealr* ft. Nyraeo*. I l l Pano Btat* ft in the meantime, lecorde ' f *H Temol. I f ; Drake H. accUknta or :.iirin g(m en li o f Uooonn* I I ; W A J ft Mmtqu.lt. II; IV. VIratals II. traffic rules gtU bi compiled a id Tala H ; Dartmouth II. sent to the Sec, clary of Stale for MID WBOT P o ra o e .lt; Cevaeet. T .»b t. P purpose as / it unann runcrJ. Michigan fi tlllnol. I. While ha waa in Jacksotiv.iki W I » m ilB l i m irsa o ft. Satarday at t r u in g thla jlateMlanesoU I; Norlhw.atarn * OltIn mat* H i Hainan *, wld* safety meeting, Sheriff Mc­ Iowa I I ; laws Mala I. Clelland had an opportunity to N.bra.ka II; tnasfnsl • Kaasa* Ulai. *i Mlrklean m at. ft. come lo the d e fu s e of the youth­ D.lralt l i t Hotr Cross ft ful moloriaU of it stale. i a o m iftr w r r ' T . i a . H i a M, U. I. A fte r sever d speaker* had r nay lor J; T .ia r Chrlallan * made reference to the numoar o f / n .n r.r I : Brian*™ Toon* ft wreck in recent years, wrecks * California I7, r . T. A a * rva.blneioo l t . l i H i nosaaaa • that ware indirectly charm I to a i. n r n r i.il; Otrmylo Clui. *. young drivers, ShdiilT McClelUnd, asking fnr the fldot, told the gath­ ering that a several year nvord in this county snow, that SO per­ cent of the a - • -mobile wrrtka _____ B are_p *rticin ajiJ in. Jut -tr u a n t i .*” ,*?* _________ „r ____ f rOMa, teawcOHI over :.U years of age . j Sheriff McClelland also urged Governor Shohc to cause imuu-d ■ * A t th* end o f tha first week* ale repelra t i b n lc Road Tu .! bowling In th# Sanford Rowling running thro igu tha county l l i , road’s ellppery vurfar* hav oeen League tho Hi-Grede Bakery end the reuse of many wreck* lately,■ Western Union team* are tied Ini Sheriff McClelUnd laid, wrecks | flra t ptaro, #n:h having won 3 that Involved u:. other care. but| were Ilka hi. ojvn narrow ei>e|.<| o faomr month* ago when, while' Standing*! he wae m oioru.i to Ovleita, h< • cat started al'dlng and turn U cv-' ICI-IJraS. Bakery.I ft ! ••• e ti I W rei.sn Unioa • X , > * t ee* Homlntilr U B 0<lr/t . » 5 I Go re rn or hhotii asaured sher­ RoilUrtf Frort* 19 Ul N f -»U Hulll»fB VI «<H> iff McClelland that he wo-ilu in-, VRldfft ICulot • 1 «• « vwet'gate the local aituatiorit at VIIr H ■ vfff'wi'f•: U Tlwirp t « l i once, and if netiSaary, woul 1 or­ Oww | li; J.. W u v ir I I I ; der teveral cart .are of ala> ; „ i l Hb»ruu. itre IM here to be epreati n the road. Tonight th* HhGrmde Baker* roll tha Semlnola Laundry team. Sanford Cash Feed Store th* t i l l uf Hsefunl, FlwridM, on thv Ifh iltj ul lun m liir, IMS for l i t »i«rtl«if* uf ibrr# ri|y CuminlMloi • *ra fur l»rm> uf Ihrtt ftsr> itch. Ketlc eUvItwn atifell |># h«td At tho il1** »*•»» •*» ••Id a i y of Hwnford, r l«i Ida. In ronfurutliy to th* 1»*r« IFiUSPy7f1f i c i B A n e e a e " " *<**• DDllMBrwi rtlstlMR tn ihr oUcU*»it nuw In furrfi tu M City Th* Ih.IIb «s|j| o|.«n At T:!• A M IC«st• [-‘ FOR old Gold. U. 8. LI sro htAndard Ttbif, »nd will H ub* W. ’ MeLaulla'e-Jew.lare, III At sundown on u !4 «U l» 1 horvby w If My Kin nos, K r leurtF. Slid W K R titi Ikiap+ctsri " f daId DUrtlnn, a lid I* ft Mmlth a * ri*rh of baId tltd le e IK WITNKJM WHHRkXir. 1 hAt ♦ 23 head* (g r tomato biriuiiln adI my h i»4 aa Vtau r of th# ill uf ftaufurd, Floriim, And rates Phone N. 8 . bBii •T rauit In In* Rltliad hviotu ibv •*■( of lima* tMili City on thla tti« lAlh day uf (»r|ob*f. 1MJ V A MI'RKfl, Am Maj or uf lh# City of Hartford* Florida Attest;: r M I.AMMON. City Cltffc. b I B. H I a*. Carell' Tame* V. I l l - * * <“ ■ 1 Kelt la* »«:• °*-V **' vtraleia *1 .Mar7 Me. Carolina • ; H. U HU nr a M H i r , * 4 I- • u a t ll r. r. t t Presbyterian J i C1l»#el Karra.a I I I W jt t t N ft (Tent.naCr » I T e**e As m e i n .. I l l Ten*. Tori MIseD.IppI H i Blrm-Se; M ill..pa *: * P. A. H E R O Ballard Bep. BERT C H APM , Halefnvan Geo. U Stuart Co. 1 In# . I mould cramp and feel like I l * . - ■ oould aot aland R. J naked m y j Royal Balm ahd Service husband to gat m* a boUJ* <* Oft*dul and let md try thaft After a 15 South Main St. F M a oS tT I A w doom, t aoamed easier, rested ■ J j*T-' I J? batter, t kept ft up. I ooottnuad -Iv.laaS.*. SUM* * M l* »i«.l taking Cardul for a while. I can- 1 f.O r w n < a s* e e ffU M not begin to ton bow much good It Dewlere’* did me. and how glad I waa to be rid o f th# pain.” �- -nr; * * Vst. m HAKES [WALLACE ASKSSUFFERS TO PAY WAR DEBTS 00247783 NBA PROGRAM Mposeyelt In Accord. Says Chamberlain; French Stand IsNot Altered B y Action LONDON. Nov. 7.— (A.P.) —N e v 11le Chamberlain, ex­ chequer chancellor, told the Commons today that Great Britain h as offered t h e United 'State* a 97.500.000 token payment on Its H er. 16 War debts installment. . Tbs Minister u ld that Itoo*sW lt had accepted and doe* not retard Britain In default. Thr testa payment wilt be paid In Anaertcln currency In lieu o f the t i l 7,000,000 due. la Paris, Prance's debt defsuti policy, officials said, li unaltered by O rayt 0 {% |n a decision to re M *** paywtnt. y * T s f OeaArtitnetit might have raised mieatlon* on debt nrc-lis Hons I f K atlasd htd settled, but Inasmuch S" Rritsln fslled to solve It* problem, Ofltber the govern ment ner parliament, o f f ic ia lSOded. Is likely to rhange Its at .Utnda . — --- ------------ --------President Rqpaevrlt sod Orest f Conti*uad Om Pare Three) 60 Of Beer, U quorhured Into Sewtjjl By Po l i c e 1N ea rly so galluna of Iteer arid hard liquor Is now a part u( Monroe ae the result or Its hasll|( been poured into a sewer opening near the City Hall late ykstorday afternoon by negro Workmen under the direction of Chief o f Police Roy (1. W illiam . m m . M f e B -A > « . Wilkinson. TVs liquid fish food had been taken In various raids by |H>lire during the past several week. It had been stored In the City Jail • since that time, and decision reached yesterday that it should be disposed of. , 1 -oaWrlty will read of the affair la official city file* and record, fat after police had directed the work, they, and several spectators signed s paper which bore the following words: “ In the presence of the follow lag witnesses, the following li doors and home brews, ro lle d n l by the Police Department as evl deuce In various rases o f law vio­ lation, was destroyed by being emptied In a sewer.'’ The peper li signed by S. A. II W U khw on, C. H S h s ffe r. W A McMullen. A . R. Marshall, r. W. Gray, Roy O. Williams, and K R. L a m s on. 1933 City TaxPayment Is Near $1000 Mark P a jr w n t o f th* first 1)000 in Cltv o f Bsnforrf lass* for I Sit) bsd DM Ay b m rnsdv st noon totUy, M to rd in i U> City Tax Collrctar EIMn May ax xbr made out racaipta fo r taxes totaling |72H,U on Equitable Life Insurance Ca, property In this city. 1 W ith this p sy ro e n t. and pay M b mada this week b y Mrs. C. W ,' fp eer, J. B. Baksr. and John r iM t a , p it* tboaa made last week by Mrs. W. W. W right. Mrs. Har­ riett a Basse(ler and L. R. Tyler M Klselm— . tba total collection iojtmy Waa J p a » T . The book, ppenad a * " K a r . I, and person. M ta tlip Maas during this “ a m 41 I s m a two pareant at medJudge eld Trials H trrla g. local attarr, today acoaplact ax Judge r and fUld trial* bs a faatura a# tbc Field T ria l i •nd. D og. part W Florida wUI ba this a ffa ir, H is Ta. ! and Senator Jobs Largo, bath haxs ILLNESS 1Agriculture IleadSays It Will Take 2 Years To Get Hack To PreDepression S t a tus W A S H IN G T O N . N ov. 7 JOHNSON HITS [AT OBJECTORS OF NRA P LA N Violence Flares In Mayoralty Election In City Of New York Recox cry Chief Terms Freedom Of Press Argument As Wnrst Of Manv ‘DeadCats’ ;Man Stahhed, Otlierw Blackjacked During Litvinoff A r r i vea Morning Balloting; For Talk At t apital P rotection Sought m il \c;n, id l Asking for n fair trial o f the new recftwry machinery, SwrHurv Nov 7 \V> U. S. CRITIC N E W V D R K , N o v. (V t— M a x im L u v in o t T , H n v le t C om ­ m is s a r f o r f 're ig n a l f i u s nr r iv e il here t day f o r h i t m om en­ to u s c o n v e rsa tio n * w i* h F r e s h deni R o o se v e lt, e x p re s s ng the hope th a t " T h e i»t ;a h lisi| . Hen. Hugh S th a t ra t** W it t I a c t la «t n ig h t m itt in d u s t r y | n il'll a g ric u ltu re tha t th e y m u st _ ] | |u lt fo jre tb e r w ith o u t being J c h iiM iii sa id y i* * le day “ t h " h o jg e st im ita t io n dead Mi -ivn vo fm r 11y o hje -t o rs I n ife f ill'll Th hi M ; \ n the tv* alm ut the **f the p ie * <a. o tm c iii ha- no in t e n ­ • flitlv jealous o f each o tW r" to Itf• J Madame K it n 'm S.dntmton General H al, Halim, leader of , their liml from the drpreaaiun II* in k . n,*t| »| o t Id >• 1 is )»' i •alilt 1 1! 1 i. t io n *<f a tte m p tin g to censor o r thr rrernt mass flight of Italian tulle u Im t in n S a n 1!'• • !f » |*i1It I ' * * er* H ir 'd the new s p a r ' i s . he -n id . planes to A m e ric a anti i r t i i f n , w hu 4 W n llr n i* sa id In n np«*»*rh that b e iii'il l . l to. ■ . ' accepted w it h e vid e nt d U a p p m u t ■ " f r a n k ly , the s itu a t io n h a s l*e rn n it nek >-f " P I ' m e nt. an a p p ointm ent as g o v e rn o r r h in ir , * hut ■*hled **| belhvr that the recetil in ye a r n III in g rt o f Libya, in Northern Africa from his k in g yesterday. The popular avimtior thus joins other It a lia n heroes who, having c ntKiandril the attention of the world, were shunteti o ff into virtual oh livion through the machinal ion* of the powerful Mussolini GENERAL MOTORS STOCK EARNS AN EXTRA DIVIDEND Common Shareholders • To G e t 1st Kxtra Return In 2 Years mi r r n r ii ! lilt * f ♦ !** nrtiH in pa>rynlN will soon In* -dutely i|inet t . . te flr fed in the *troinrer ptireha*-'^rr physician *!**' .) i mg poufT o f the ity ron*umen* iffyi o u r t in t t r r , tmef,. |mu k anti li* T in - r e h i n ro iira g e n ie n t f in h iria ef' in that “ Ami their is n1 *«i crAi*o)alii>n| in the fact that the ml her rapid ri « in imhi*1 rui! prices seems In, hale h r li checked* and puces p ail | by farmers have tenia Him ! prsiM kill 71 » t pi nh ,1 t ln v j. MUSSOLINI WILL CALL MEET ON DISARM AM ENT,'; lllll" * 1n a lly unchanged d u rin g t h r e ig h t! _ *»**n i» ■ ’ "‘S oho ^Ti T i jT lP 'T t llT T lc ^ W r■“ will never get hack Iheie. hut I mo i‘onvinci**l I hut il w»* leally usy* our heads and *»«it hearts, if wr have inlelhgenl pa hence with nrp\| t run till lied t hi I'uge Three! 11•!i *i *>>n spoke t before b .| .itn » « lim n , an m o li i l l i l i i » l r in l ami 1 1nun 'ic i ■* • I do not he lie ve i l l any u* ! p ilo t o v tii»t»*n *i n the p ie s* •* ui'ck> of Sept*'fiil*er and O tidier,**| l ' #0 # W I l f l#C* I Ilk 110 (1 1 (1 “ I t will lake. I fe a r. a t le u -l a COll|de of Veil' * Itef'Or « P get back to when* we were before the 4»' pr« , o>n Manley Baldwin, lord president of the council, who. "peaking on the jo ho \ements of the English government, declared "The mdi r« Of I ao il ||| not do !*,f even i f it tini > t i nstitution has certainly w anted i " , 11•- i .'i i c w i'iil i>t| p i owolent Itoo se hioken down in the United Stiitr*. mol tins *re practically under |v *d l. h n n -e lf. amt a ll the a d m in ix t ia t o e i Feint? re c e p tive to f a ir a ihcint rshtp. Thank CmmI we aie M ltl> t nt d e fla te d tha t som e n,M an hysterical nation 111 n . >i-. Iin v e le ill t he ni*e i %e a in ili doctor dancing ’1 ami til C *'|# the utters with head ‘*1 am i»«w mke an official Sit In At Sessions; vi ,t 4m. i• lt»*Hunk will level tin* With Other Cowers C t it.... t uevci titty* ^ step sill) iii IJtiM f, %‘m. ad il |y tlial I1 wi|| rail o ineel I' . po •dn to tid u is o it iiih I officm l npii7li*h;~ThTfr*im I lie N It A 1 II • iia n i Do Cage Three I oh ' loo tl % m ent o f n o rm a l le l a l i m s k*etween the S o v ie t g j\ e rn m rn t and the U n ite d S t a le s w ould b rin g actual d isa rm a m e n t ’ “ W e s h a ll ne g otia te *io re a l- NEW YOIlK. o r ilt r * | l» T t ' l in p !•’ i . ni 1 f ijlllt r . if * I'p'it'iMil in i io rt in rn ti* *t* SMALLER CITRUS CROP PREDICTED IIY II: S. BUREAU RUSSIAN HOPES FOR RECOGNITION ■totter MarketinKO u t-iA R E OUTLINED * look AI ko Seen A h Facing All Grow era Soviet Chief IVedlrtH r \\ t S I l l M i T O h l . N o v, 7 td h S uccchh To Follow A mnlU'i ciop of oranges and Litvinoff’H ICffortH | u p e fr n il Lina y e a r tha n la i t wax !g ’ lf < in | t , ••• .* ■.I r . ( • . i I ’l . l i n f f f - r t '* h e a rd w i * sp e c ia l tra m n * r W a s h in g t t * i * :s t f * n f ■ . *• i ....... I t - 1 io lt ! V i ' ’•!.-*) f re tp ' beaten, h II) nin ni: i 11.**1 I’ ", i , ini. he w as ta ke n on n specia l tu g lO' ■,P: ills* m ill ,| V d l i l t R n i f i i m u . <■ ie s W iiiie we are h a re *' the It iis H in n m in is t e r to ld in t e r v ie w e rs who met h im iV iw n the la y on h is lin e r. F ro m h is boat* lm . N i'v . ( A P I --- VIoJ'Mlr, ■V One m an ,i f w h ic h - I* rn 1.*■11 w'n" x v n "V f*r" and *i- in fb m n •*■* . • • i . com i'le c tlu T i .*.•» t*ixlt mi m i n t ♦M . i i . i . i ■ »u* ,iii« ! • i ;» fit nn| «!d r r t " " t i T h e N ew Y n rh i .. u. .1 nnd • r* .1. '• t T a n iu ' a 'te v iv jiT 1 \ s* i i( i.: lii fo r I't ir a L . lt o n » f * • JtV, »tT i n n t i l 4 'c rT Itit t 1 1# i ‘!‘frard<?<i it " h fiv in j* Min1,, *1 inTWjf , n f im p o rta nc e t “ th i d m i i i i - i n t* tio n . T h e W lm , II, • lm * ro tl* ’lb u ta tc n lly n n n ilf t iu - d f i 'l *1 l il ild<J i o f "hand# o f f " lm th r ! I* "Mi* ii* a rtb s ( gene rail## tin , I'n - l mt ■ • t.•-'•oral Fa iTe w , h ii^ 'T ip r m T n n r r n r . . : n - T ? T r ^ "iip p o rt of ln - t ph \‘ M- K ip , w ho 11 " R i l l HI a p' * i' I IV' ft! h jT v o t f . fo r M r K i ' f is o vote f -•! R o n s® - p | I pi'jiii pi *W»'I uri'i I1 I'flllrd fa ** Veit S t a i r to •i>li ■d r i the di ■n iHmi'i'i M O SC O W , Nov 7 i #1*1 T h « F rin g e d l»> u m u ll it ode o f lo * # r% l . | m ent of A g n c u lt u ie . Th e ani- tu lr UHi h 11 n • *»**#•n w*d1 Hi ( U n til' in u e if *♦ 1'ut*, fw n V f nouncemeht th a t the o u tlo o k S o v ie t g o ifrn m e n C p h »"* f o r » f**i inr»i M . r l IMS •l«*l ital> (^ 1 N EW YO RK. i* lietter for marketing condi* nn«, a c c fp iifu l outcome o f the W a s h ­ . O f II I luce am t l b - . i i «;■ * e x t ia d iv id i fid , m J ■ ■••iiJ* u i i * d»* re c o g n itio n fi>'gotiaticm « and that there was n d niuci in g to n i rig . Unm an lim it A li || 1 .« 1 1h i •t* 1 'pf pi i-ve n ta hlc » t elated on the i " „ i io n * ’<r k hi p o ll fid in , l u l l a .IIV IJIV " mcluded in the (hi. Hue »*i I he w o rld I■I oductioii i f and a "h a rp w a rn in g t » J it pan to f i- lit - i G e n rm l M (d o rs i ' . m ii la t io t je t - « * * jn j| 1 keep hand* off I I I the S i n M Fa r i in " i i t lo e n rig , w l i i m in * •h ,1 1 •i ' l I ' IP p « ' -H u . i i l l r . r "id d l l M ip p lirn of o ra n g e x , E m it w e re xm inded l « * i n ig h 1 by S m a lle r f i l l e hy a rrrila n e ro - tiT v luU»i v 11* » h r- iv u N im i* * wrt-* Ih e np iniw n 1*1/f a rs M l" 1' nl) Mini g ra p e fru it, am i |m * p e ri of | V y a rh e * la fT M o lo to lT. p re M .le r" of im ruHin. so t! ' In* p ro m i. l »'k. 1 p » * 1 •m,||I) 1l.y A l f r r i l ' S I . 4 M '■ . . r . ' M l T t - I j p rrp a ra t io n * fm th.1 1 g Iu i io n “f x h ip m iu it " m arc »rd the C o u nc il o f rn m m l. - t a r* . e hoot ili- H r n iH H " '. \, ...... ♦ ! \ IM H m i » tif ( h r S n n f n id f ia ' ** . •hv . I u rn . " * ! m ll, r Hod f r o . , ( t o ll < »H ' - 11 * I bum ! inn it »« n , i,o d A u x i , m | . mum w ith t e q iiire m e lit " of I tie H e *p nke in the nreeem e "f HI -1 h c t o ir 1.H Wt)**ll ►llK Flp P 'H M ■ro ll I I lim - lr . l l.- > • .M .. i .' „ „ r „ (n|l|H rd «> th . » . 'y I t . 11 i i I n 11- «|;oartofa* - n h i i i *• ii atie* l. i -i * k i*t a* \ tew r i j hy the lit* I Jo se p h S t a lin , P re x id e id K a 'im r i, A ne a r rn p u rM is. * >•* l|i*- S .if| l ->1.1 l( " . H I1 1 1 !» p .iit iiie n t a- at le n g th e n in g f n t io s * u in l o ih **r h ig h office at a o f the gov- eted In the n" ' , * B<W ,h tl] >rnm it ......... .... * - It m I'h v * 111' 11 •- n l mni 1 HI I f Hill i hie t im e end *•*»»» *i t b ■ *d « • . i . ' iv i ti la lk on "S afrty " in i to- 11133 34 m a rk e tin g i f i i n i L n n i i i f i i t a m i the Com im n lt t p a rty U i l v H a ll h i-♦ r. 1 • ' . ion i i f tin bit-*! r h * [ i l i r w l* 'n , •v lit* 111 w d * laI 1 I II ll*V i P'S <*|%ft, I. I P it lb ” f ri* that arr'-lreing mat *• * ’ tip* p rit e w in n e r in Th e lN>partvwant*a c ilm * h u i t at a aolemn iivewting n the M o i J Hi,' (. nty illM rtn taaai rapmm* afoiind th* nieth d .tt tr»VHT~f'* a »e rfe « o f R f H ’ " national rrcav.*. * if il iif # f ) ionte< i iM h A n i n I that * lo rm a in Se p , cow opera houae had tig the a ll appointed. | t„ i«*«»ps n •!,. , ' VI I . ...-i d fop " , h lY ln p tn do » Thr extra d» i h i ! w || n»pn i m diM 'nf ifrtip * ‘f r u i l p ru* * le t-n th M in iv r r * a r y *if ih e O rto h e f h* ' 1 I * \ i W \ x•F l * i * „ " t l '* I I l i t , - , art* . i fo llo w . No 0*1 stout I, .*!« . f , ne tu n "ft, sent an additional d ie h iirM e in i'i i l»» .■< in H ii- i m int i > MH percent -.i f n n o lu lm n , w h ic h w ill he re le h ra l- "f t f e t y f i f ' i »' " t i ! » * |i F141 - I IM IJ-Il) n "t I M r* \ T C o n n o lly ; N ' M .» .' j, i, , , . , , i. pprov irm tt,H y | i I iujwi.mdi m I i * * I.” "lack-., t |th a t w r u ' f e .i' J i Mild 2 j ’» percent in F I *f la le d th riH ig h i»u | the c u m in lm toy I*. .'| » Ml1 mi r i i l l 1 in ; „i nt 1 'imjiVuh I ta n k l ’* l * i « ; No S . M* E r n 't k „ .i 4 e th e r w ith i l l * m u n i p i i H i i l v i . U u h ’i : - n n v ille !M * i m " f M o hdo lT *let in r i i i P ra m Jen l fn « nli.| " H i I i va hit h he l't , H ij- « v w n e le " * **t*terely tin in ' M a rlu t , N o . t , M r s . S i 1 I I K )'!■-> ],u ie . 'Und i d 11lal (* if- ic n U u xhare p .iu i or ih * t fk j ae* i I |{<io»ev»lt*ft action in » n lr l« t iiig d »- “ H a f r t v UeM v " m h n ; N o. 6 , M i ft. 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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, November 06, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 06, 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>, November 06, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9540389cde7215f2622579fc65cec743.pdf c6590e51f96146a19ccd19109a68e5ae PDF Text Text Jt' -T~—>—•' j n L^ H M h t ta n o r M t ' i n • a r l “ i G r a a ta a l V e f t u b l a , M i Ekbtgl Garden L u i % M em ber A s s o c ia te d __________ _____________________A ________________ N I N P IUi Pr U BND U K N T D A IL Y I’ rcaa While WorldQuotation Ijrops, Treasury Ha a M e t a l Boosted To $32.67 Per O u n c e P r ie d Football Finals ... NUMBER C en ta BASTS OFFERED AS AID IS DEMANDED TO U. S. FARMER W IN S T O N -S A L E M , N. C., Nov. 4c- (A*)—A crudely-planned plot to extort *10,000 from R. J. “ Dick" FORD COMP WILL LA Y OF V Extradition Treaty With Greece To End Now York Trade Body Doch WouldBcHnnded Solidly Opposed T o ( f ’ard ShowinffQuota Mqnetary Policies' Hr Would BeAllowNow Beincr Pursued i cd To Sell Annnnlly Georgia I t ; Florida 0. Tulanr 7; Cnlgatr 0. 8t. M ary’* 13; Fnrtlham 6. F ir * Crudely Planned Extortion P lo t A g a in s t Reynolds’ Is Nipped By Carolina Police Pola Negri Humiliated Over Alleged Loss O f Her Panties TO COLD To Play Boys O f Upper Crust NEW YO R K . Nov. 4.— I’oln N e fr l, exotic atar of screen an J stage, ha* i«»ued a vigorous de­ nial that a pair of her alcp-nx had been aeiicd up in and exhib­ ited a* pr-ir loot in high society’* la trit fad, a game called “ scaven­ ger hunt.” Miaa Negri wa* fairly having fit* at the Hotel Ambasaailor n a r e i.lt of the ppiaMie, in whirh G e w r illr fair tonight and Sunday. NB EW WB S PP,A P E R S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A . S A T U R D A Y . N O V E M B E R 4, 19S3 QUICK RETURN NEW UGH FIGURE y a n f o r d r i' i sportsman W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. *.— 4*1 —The government wa* un­ derstood today to be contemp­ lating Instructing It* minister at Athens to renoifhee the e ltradition treaty with Greece, a* a result of two failure- to extradite Samurl In»ull. and heir l to tobacco |Officials millions, under threat of kidnaping i 2v ■SS “ tK ; Lanier, 36, an unemployed textile worker, and hla wife, Nonnle, 30. I State M o v e Is Needed To Bringi j w ork Hours W it h * - * fl Limits Of N R A HM i t in ie r wa* arrested as *— D e t r o i t . Nov. 4.— (A .P ;) < N E W YO R K . Nov. 4. l»Vt— ! W A S H IN G T O N . N v. I <41— | picked up a dummy package WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.— — The Fortl Motor Company* Demand that the f.-A-nl g » x o n -jq,,, w„ u|,| hnve a produce hy officer* at a spot Ivy *p<* where wner. two I . (A .P .)— The world price of raenl return to the gold eian-Urd f>n| „ lth before , not,., amt to Reynold., dlrwertw*! - tOcUy WH* n -p reu eiltod M !)©• j voiced ye«lenU»- by t»l- m u I p . * ' fold waa lower today, but the waved a pair uf e.antie* bearing' * * * * * * |the * 10 ,0 0 0 lw placed. Mr*. I^ n ler U evittR It Is in n o w a y v io la t - •,i chamber * nf mm»itt*rrr In « »••*«»- m* ' ' ,,lk* % % K1 'i her autagraph before ■ a large RFC quotation for tha new­ . w m taiken Into ciiatmly at her Intf thn p r o v is io n s o f th e N ftlutinn nppoaint* adoption ••f a nun, *h»*at an*! «l«ir> 1,r*H uc * | gathering of upper crust folk e» ,nd brought t » police head Uonal Rmtvery ly mlnm) metal here went on the W aldorf-A iloria llol-il commodity dollar or othe- ru i-.y in ln ihi- )•>ice fikiiig, farm i«’ici Act In its^ I retire experiment*. to a new hlfh, while dis­ * mrfiiidMMi |diiit of five* M hI ^ * “ I ” Ml** N egri raid, “ am hu­ nnnounil'll plan of InyitiR off The resolution » » d|,| i«" o ,l jO ! . who Bio in »e*eion h patched fyqriL abroad Indi­ miliated.” I am deeply humiliated. Required Agreement *aid I jnvler admitted I1a workmen for seven day*-mint unanlmoo ly »l 1 am p ert-A ietl 1 am on thu Yet To Be Filed At ree. head ol tin |i ;,wiTte a 11 A aid would lw given to each | cated H u t the dfy saw no notes. to come within the :t5-hour verge o f taking drastic *lcp*." notea waa ra­ wetk provision* of the code. purchaaV In the bullion mar­ Capitol. He S a y s Iluil-nii Itailtoad, » .io,| u |JU fniOio. -h-'Witig the quota he The icavenger hunt—a game bank note and <nol: I could -ell of each commodity. If ___ , reived hy Reynolda on Oct. 21 and ket atqpd. tor the American which ha* achieved great popu­ Th# Ford announcement racol l .land fa**■•*••• had a hundred hug* and W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 4.—<41— "Tin- ending l Hi larity In Kurnpe — wa* introduced callad the company'* declaration government. Atlantic Seaboard Z S Fre.h doubt wa* ca»t hy Hugh S .! *rd » a * * » g " »i '» ....... - . .h,maay weak* ago that “ To Ilea up The X figure fell over­ to New York by Mi** E l** M ax­ at o f the note*,. but said well .and the step ins *uppo«edl> John«nn yesterday upon the rligi j trust and a di-iiml *See r x a All U n 11 h For I h e 't ................. to the cod# w# w old have to live 11 .1 * tier ! would tim e to di*|N.*r o f the olha ll# from the equivalent of obtained front Mi** Negri lunugli. T llity of the Font Motor Company printed on thnl loll down to II." I*1 Time Since M W * to »32.0H. but f«l- only »econd priie to their cantvr* f i r government contract* »nd new many'* w ail no -I - « <A>il fu rjrt It* 111 in* nun wky. Reynnd the assertion that It to, M Ik |»»»•«*«•ill* a more •ertoue r|i a lif ration* were raised w ithin J ||.-|gium'* ueiltin uj { Ib elr policy of constantly T wj live g o»t* got first priae. ' T - .. ,, 1 Avenue and Tblnl Stieel. hero. • mi liim rver, a* b tl» tin* • i sp« xtlending the ho W A SH IN G TO N . N .v 4 At j lu t„e., the note. compelled te take this action be* Some Sou le*iler» of New York the N’ TIA organisation aiiain»l the| 'th e domealie figure, rau*e of ” A new prohibition. | k.|». uiul tin* butlerfal <i»lunir The United State* fleet will tie I USJ tlw 1 aociety engagvil in the fir*t •••(-«» Sw q i* plan for foil hu*inc** self- .-ml -e*->ion .nil •»t „ver lo hi* attorney. Stratton Coy _____itratlon officials raleed It In thi* coiintry,1' ; enger hunt” held in this louulry. government. |adnvini*1 ration'* m M ini y fMilicy vvonl.l h a w to l*<- recktvnrvl with. |run entrated In the Atlantlr neat ner. who communicated them to against work f r o n d , I n *32.67 today. further nfflclal comment waa d f Stre«i t aid- in tin* cti*v- might nvrlvoli- • pi in., fur the first time in al It brought ■ v **t collection of \ Mete prominer t \ ■n re*pon*e to question* at • Sheriff Scott. The bureau nf in- rIIlied toilay Ear-op* and America watched odditie* Inti the doggy portal* ol pre»» rin fe-vrce, the r.-covr*)- a.'* hanket* nnd New \ r imliislfi tveo plaw * fot punching tno*t four year*. ve.tigatlon o f the department of each other'* market* Friday for the W aldtof-A*toiia. r.iiniatralor **.d l’ re*Mi ol ltoo*e- alt*'*. A aii'slitut* M"*» I* i out m u Fw, niid-we*| gnvn not* l**t President Hiataevelt ye*terda> Justice waa than notified of their affect* o f the R<j aerelt fo ld bpy» polic. ••• W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. 4 .--(A V ^ '. ing Pies ilenl It »••**• \• 1 1 e rlt’a exeenti .v»rder > > n , nvglvt lanl down a new prngtnin nuiooii*f»i The conte»t*nl* were given * autlinriird the line — of -de me fir*l ..... end federal officer* cam* what long roog li*t ••»* of oi article* ie» w to •-< i.r g*th.. contract* provided that to tie ell- re*toring the pute)ui*i" . power of■ •nKing fot (ii irv fl»m g ami rvgv J lR 'r . t o . • t a i l , ' I l ' d * , , . . fmnrt>hxrt*4«e * « mvwaOgata. Administrator Hugh Johnson In a — iTtnTTdft* or «crtrnlttr^l^■ptodll^ *»tsUev sew*.. formal atalemenl on" The r a w greit“ tiy M a h - niemva- or- 4->u4' « » d -gr-le didder* *™ *l - - t o Ake I'ar.ftc to the F-..1 Coast after the ....... In collaboration with deputies Company proposed lav-off, said vestment * tn.n and *ab-» hr fori* faint In rafptlan to tha British |M>und llellkl It. ^ sent into the liy-w a)* o f lhe( abide by code l i n v . lie hml fern ly A \Y ' winter months. It will return to from the sh e riffs office, the fed •l wn the American dolar declined and great rity. They I rought t>a, k vir- no «urh agreement , in,.. .I.-, idl'd it had Itern rejiH-teil.j the Pacific in the fall from F -rd.i hanker, h t wn* \ot* he assumed thi* wa* being ib.na ' i ll* it I* of and annonnwd they would apiwelj eral agent* pul the dummy pack­ because Ford production had f * l l » i ' cloaad at *4JW 6-8. or 2 6-8 cento tually everything nut the ualp « f |John-on u id , although "he up I * The chatllhet The fieri, comprising Hie hatlla to Ini*i , l„ t'H-.nli-nt Itoo.evelt tnilav In age at the spot designated in the en ff- hut that I f the m«nufaeJ* t the man who wrote “ The I ji « i parrnlly I* complying with Ihe the gi«*ate<t inpoitan wtakvr than Thursday. and scouting forces the lattar note at I A M . yesterday. About lurar want* t.. give work to i ml . In . auli*. and pill the pro | In Faria tha dollar's final rat* Roundup," and Mayor ll'H ri«n '*i i >de In full f- -i all that I cm tir<8 le io v e f) that t* n Inntti* f utterly known a« the Atlantic ■•|Ut\«i. ill> ; pram into effect in 31* day* ttatmn cleat ly an*I it A M l-anier came lo th# comer mrn -W e will be irleit to COn*ld& hear.” was 1634 franc* (6.846 rents to fourth chin. ■fleet have been stationed ill the aJ«i|U alii and after walking al«>ut the *#c- er an exception" to tbe coda. Johnson addad that he har| had nnnoui'ce that H will Thrjy wrinkled their -ilu-b’iai * tha fro n t), up 3 centime* from Tlo-Ii program, rapt.... ntlng a 1 I'avifi since the spring «if I'.t.tJ tiun for several , automatic cuntmodiu .hdlar of minute* while br *wa whni lin y Ihnl t* 'i'* 1 nolhtng to do with the p*e».il» r;* ^ no-difl.aloin » f the plan thr. the previous close. 'A year tiefore they were t**getti ot commodit > •i Hat the * ffleer* watched him from a ■Itlifted earliei III the week at l>** American commodity market* goat v*N« t»nr of iht* ilrm* *o 1•• pal order and do* not assume l«»| managed rr o ff I he Panama canal 7’lie similar curtency esper nm nt-. In' or o i »• ,r *.igib|*. (or living |i i i i i * | " hiding place he picked up the Unmailed loctter Tells When*, thi y i*man ini, •^y who Ml.me., plot idea. for fl*m g price* pose a* the dollar declined. Wheal •ought if Ford hn.l will adopt a p*du*v ♦llte *s*l t • of . . .i f .-M ir. huge. com. wheat. ■■#. Mn,c .he two «r-e * were ,o package. Hi* arrest followed gained 1 6-8 to 2 3-8 rent*. Corn could one fu»i\ n 11\ goat in N« * hut when irked Story Behind M u r d e r ) agreed lo the tod# he irs|» nded ward the tvluiu «d a got.t >Ut *1 \,mlk a„d h iiu erf.. .1 I » r .t y .m l) getlwr ... the Atlantic waa in May. Coyner said member* of the wae up I 8-4 to 8 8-8 rent*. Cot­ Y o rk 7 Y «t the luni It vl th* de­ that he knew of m* Mich agree ard,” read the re*ohiitnn nlopt lii.. fixing of quota* fill .-a 'll iw n . When former President I .... parture had w m e ly »l tl Reynold* family were not alarmed ton went four point* higher JE R U SA L E M . N..v 4 .-«V iriiriv e il them o ff the Vir 7—“ , l ! mint, an*l that he now knew of ed. >,..iiii-i lim iting ilefiniti-lv On the strength of these ad­ when in came tkko cmipl**" with by the note* In an m » ompnn> mg e ro .l tin Tha romarwa behind the tragady Hi gima <a|>«*s. ^oata. The judge«t Including l»enr no change. mmount he may prmlucc nn.l vances tha stock market moved Reynolda ima told «officer* lleyminis » he "hoped of 0f an American girl'a girls death iieam n aw vj If that view should l-e gene* All* committrr on luiniici' Tunney and |.oui» llitmifwld. w«*re Dunn, the past IH month* the , ,1 S«n 1 • tnr> Wallace, prv**rnt wl» upward as well and cloead one to they would ba Unlant with Unl#r U OtrtJen of listhaemana W U 7 » cy «ai|l it would |.r "«h rt mo ajlmimled that they alivilci followed oy olTlataldom "iiK ha* explained that th* fa v u i.th r govn non gave davails of thr navy ltd li *t spesk throe point* better. ir m s lid today in an unnmUft^f; first price f -r><H) among the g«**l- dacis on hy 1‘omptioller (Icncral Huly if rt M-outing fore* waa kept In th* who tin been IH ll i e r * wa* a alight drop In the the order of « policy i*f wtahilixa. or A 1 .r |.|t»g»am to newspapermen, aahl1----- Reynolds, eldest son of ihe lat# Uttar ffounsl oum| in her Mi < m l overturning , ......... * her effects e ffe c t! which which J gattars. I'arifU* for rwaaons »»f t*pcratifl|T •Mi.*-• that while farm »ffh ml* including * , il m n if ila fT ifs l, ie • London gold quotation to *32.26 | U|.M II tU m p r ic e rrotinmy Thr stlualion in thr Fa*- It J Reynold*. f ‘ under of the to ||mj,caUd th„ , h, h. lt formed 8lt Henry J. Tupping an«l I) ••hi I w« ul » Ihiww c . i . •>** . tiiM-elf hud nhjrrtrd to pt«*vial«»ns . on Ih a .h M U of. U»# e a r l, dollar 1 * those who have not lakan affinn f c ia | «*nl\ i f « r » ••»»i|*«n, i •i h y liarro rompanv which bear* * I attachment for an Indian w ith | # lContinual! On Page T w o) I th plan ••• .mrnforrraldr. un-l Fast w » i undarat o«l, li.twriei 'fill' n s # In III*- r»Mt I**r>l81 qo A M Io n T ftu (e v en *o tha bullion 1 ativ* acto>n on g Codes name I. ihe heir to am.roalm.Jelv | ^ wa< whafl , i, ,»sddr and to*. ..stly, tt had w it! to have played a considerable Irt’ lirVi* th lt " W c i(n n**i prito was tha hlgheat alnce the avl| On the industrial control plant I Arab, fio . , 1 ,n.l kiltod them both. , t„ , || iti t MVit#'Vv rrir* trd r*T\ In the retention tif the full t ? 0 nnn irnn of hi. father's fle w •*! i n i inpr* nit advanced hy tie*;-*d Swnpe nf ♦he mlnlutrotlon storied dealing in which I* now held In !n i*L Me woman. *n attractltfa -] "llr *ii 1•I ihe ilrpart melit would Hrrf ill thr I'anfiC ^ l f*a f lilt* Mt c*I im ••r»t* 1** n pii Klectrir C impany, thi'j gold. • nil Mrs Itevnold*. the forniar | ^ w*a Identified as th* | M |* uivp it iimoiMhatr wml ............. . Japanesr official** scvrtal times t u t i 'i i i i p : 1 lo lh«* n o rto fii c ^ figure o f *3 **7 waa act for In County Is Outlined consumer a '^laory hoard of NBA Dillard nf Win*ton- | dancer wh„ used I . vimly uiul that If d 1* “ woikahh- ( |knv« atk rd n l the name o f A U* that thr I'ftciflc V ll.el.clb A id that w teie*cr lh*' in.irage ^o f 4 'lkll U P l l l l l l t N il ■llflbaaaa <f nawly-mined domes­ married l**t *prtng ,Joan Winter* She met the Indian Salem were it le u a tM iU ^ o f r» • • » 1 1 1 .«te|iM't mrnt w**idd hr willing <-om • ntrat loti rontnhutril to teiisr w i t h >u( • • y Rrrrnt a livitie* of the local mrot-«*wro i -hip group in »n,i.itic gold. This wa* 21 cent* high , In Athena and they arrived It* stahilily Ami **f thr rr< •gi lion |•* riit|h*v d. * nre* in A me i nan Japanese rrlaRed Cro«» t ha|der a* Ihcv <c try "is giant«sl relief from «he ar than Thursday. of thr sauptitiy of all Co 11 a 1 ual H aifa on Sunday. Poller found regulating influeme of romp* 1 1 ||r indicated hr w a - skeptical of tinlis late to thr Iw ll'rinenl " f hcnlll ' In Berlin the Amerlran dollar Core’s ActivitiewHave the Lodle* 48 hour* after th* tmn in determining prices *:nd rtlaiion-e” tiir ri fHirt *4 1 * v%*i knlnlity. loti iiiriIp •! rlraF, I hr ieas4*n gikeii ftir thr order Was quoted at 2.69 mark* <37 17 , and living condition* in iiu* city other %it asl terms in er •iiunti* » it- ntiil Ih** In atltnrnl of leturn, riot • nly of thr scout Porto RicoNearRevolt tragedy Rohlowy w »* believed *8 cents to the mark-), In rompari- . were outlined tin* morning, by ,noi the motive »« money *TO8 in i. \%nr*- a* knUllllR MR lliri ing force, hut thr full lI|Mtr«l *'h*|de hat gain*, Ihe other partlea t "hr ChriHlmiiH Seal Drive ten with yesterday’* rate of 2 70S Mr*. I inton K. Allen. taigam must ie e«piuli> atrrnglh- ToCietllnderWayDec.l 1I not w r.. nllrvti II- m• promplly Mates fleet wb* W A S H IN G T O N . Nov 4 <C» : ( OUnd on the man'* body rsplaiurd hy memtier marks | M M e*nta). rnril ,, •e-l li|* ili 1rr« 1monp fm m llriii > I. k*Hi»rvrll, aasiutant see Mo ion Matin, memtier of lhe| , In eomiiating the «|.n illl o f i Thr roiisumrr hoard -mill it wasi ■i ir «• |>i. ••-nt ORA l.ric-1 In ihimiivrtterdav W O U LD l l l » O N T IN l'K . T R A IN S a t,dnl Thr annual i . i i . n t»f thr navy, as a return l»« Purrt** R.ran senate. U gra among local p n.i, a "writ known tai't that \»T) fi»’ - SaU cam im go l,.|,t Srrrrtarv of War |)ern that f*u th* Hu) -AIM1 Ihe fleet'* not trial iqtelatllig (11 i.f Walla* • ■ Mllll'in of H7 pound* nf thr ill 7 |M»un*|s H u r s to n S ln g e r a G iv e n (jio ntly, whrn g vrn u dominant % A T L A N T A Nov I <81 - Th# •f faRi i - iii ," « icy a* 1 1v it trs ..f Roliert II <l«re. ri.hrn yl**“i Hi alt ti 1 It ( tan "'M hi kr» of brewer- ye»*t whi h Iht' IihmI W a rm R e c e p tio n H e r e h i'll dls i nt ml of u 1 *li\ , 1 hr nt0 ltag**'l t i«.n will grt iii*l*'i way sular governor, havr brought the Seaboard Air l.ine u i l * « ' **k*d f Wallai* i*| Hi *1 il • onU nuik chapter puirha-ed. hevi S |*ll licy the ^ fleet I'ruler thi A mrnt i>wnrr-ahip g i >u|i has fail** I the nuhiir service rninml*»lnn at »*f Mlt|MiAiii|» upon j makes long •li* (Mtor Irthuted utoler doctor'* i *i tlrP* Friday !»«•« I it s*o *1* ..I. I cruises in eitliei i«lsnd to s semi-revolutionary to priitrrl aurrrssf uily not only •tat. unknown »ln e th# remot* a heart n ' y e«lerd *v for " 'r m l v Zero Harxtan and her rhorua of I It* null •n’w fin no i • I ..inpin* run ' An «Jt»*anding • nnlid-ution " f a mrrttrig *•f tl** h*ral id. In older that the 1*4rsiac It • Ion lo discontinue two train* be­ local negro lingers recall ml a the Chaplei during th.- t**t <r * thr mtrrrsta of thr othn part'ra hrld Thu*relay m ilir Mi >1 of H . .• li c i II* V will. >8 IS ,|av* of Soaln warm recaption at the hand* of month* wa* the setting up nf a in industry hut its own intrrrM* “ llotrl Tin- *en»tor declared Ihe altua- tween Amertcu* and Savannah, uli *•*1 wo M lo­ IM• riplMt.il' till slid knuwl in fsrlirs. msneuvr' a a ' and lance w|!ch had g o il.r iv l negro clinic in home hygiene nnd .......... . Puerto Rico l\ the moat dally ^ ! • » <• 1ir •! > of |»r» ..il. ie r . Thr s|>rakrr ul thin inf* edge of nsvigatnrn snd piloting la the Clip Hall last night t i at­ care o f the rick Thi* clinic » » * Co vrr nm Hi-on ,r Minne«nla. « ; Ii.lli -l»ux and ilangerou* developif ,1... wn < May S Mi t ’ormirk „I .m ' * B banaflt parfurmanr-i of held I t the Midway school, N A V Y PLANES roi.i.ins ,.,| under the Amrrlcan regime Ml i a Imoi(*- m< • i He ■pokri* ' •iff l*4*)h masts. andi V*. 60 Mouter Retail Code To t 1 rrartiraily all units uf the ...lelv lieranse o f the preaence of Boa to Sun,” a mu* ral womtn weie enrolled. ^ for tin- ili-li'if 11«•n. tiir olhrr in iBe Explained Monday 1 1, q**J OtECO. f ’a lif Nov. 4i — story o f tha U f* of tb* average m H'f of wliirli \A|it* Iflivrin orj fl eg') vveept aubmarmes, some of Gme a* governor These women were 'iHtceed* fr**ni the sale, it v i * d C D ll* r t . " » * • ! aagte railroad'worker. • lu n ger of rioting and blood la n -L D u t •i r nir of Iowa D. i \ of Sioilh tbe l*asc fores aircraft and ve» turn day* each week for four loigroi , |tr|ag n»rrt»at.la who are in 1 ideil, will l i n»« d for |in ir iiiiu WhUa Z*ra nuraton. as tbe au- each day during the period * u«.| j ou|ll k. la; 1 anprnr •»/ or lit Dakola, psh urvlergoing overhaul ars or .bed o n e steadily mor* Imml flue, wa* killed yesterday whan thcir MUM--- u - —V — , (,*1111,1 » - (*• MISTI. - n d l- l I III Wllh another N * w plane. Ua**t derrd to make thr voyagsIh*8 wad prodnear of the abow j 1 6 - Sept. li t 2 no tmlii-viinc that th e*■ fMi(|y .. . . m, . .U r 0 Imlic.Ung they. rn, ( W rr„ . l tul*er^ulo-is wink am ns !•••* nenl.” Munof-martn eald. Fund* n*r or reeat red eonaldaratle applau*.- forj were adept pupil*. Mro. Allen r e - >rr ,(t|f, d to Thr |+ra nnel to rrluin will •«» Olson -aid that «ir» e opening ||r i* a reoreaentatlv* " f tbe hi* plan* fell In flame* * « e r fadwllh , h, *». h**ol rhililrvn. gently Hf.dr.1, it wrns |»4»in'*d ***it • *t* 8‘ussi**n« here, tlo-i l*a*l hren in i a*i slightlv more than f>0,000 rn II,lir e f*> an e... altitude f»A - w r various appearances oer'.i u minor r.li part*, _ but he ...... minor It tt x \ lllw liw ra ^ ^ - - « f 14 000rt*|*-r port, that on HeP»- '» • ” 7 , ! “ " Cominerei.l Artlelt.e- 4' ...mill Those Hllemlinif tiie n** e* • » f••t rul'd |»atll\ |*nr« • were higher 11■l r*l men ami 4WH! o ff fears. la ri* I* th * African Eiro !>*n-e Meltinger of Ihe »t*te ICeil • to**' ,. „ l be .ltd not .peak to Dern for C E Ekalron. nilnt of th . o lM r ] Meltinger of ' " " I n f the Sro.mola C oolly I hamt * r ____ l .. i mm • w l# k cam* aa a climax to .he per- headquarter* |w.re Mi"* McCoiniick. Mi*> l'» • It* h i prirttui |i«*n cost * a* ih'termin but a* • Piitr* Pn*r p)|pg, was unlntured sn*l was MM* Then will remain on tbs *«*al l-ar'isan rea»on*. v..,led thr school or, rnmmrn.r thf. ity IUII Hnnsell. Mrs. Julius Dim fel*f» * faraaaace, -the eelce o f StaS »rd an Inspection tour. «•*! hy cost account nit* methods, so r„ Ru p||ifi*«i*x8Strl* *1 000 enlist l „ Rican deeply concerned at con­ to Dy to a safe landing ...................... first Monday afternoon at 2 <*• M ia A W Kti'iv. ----------------------Brkln*n* a bariton* whu led tha Mrr W V lo 'iiluptcl 11 new gold I'arilv is ••*( mrn and **00 o»firrrs, Aboard ,(ti,,. os In I tie island. Miss Meltinger prakrd the cap. GROWERS GET LOAN# . j eyjfcp Ul » o a t * f II* am flag, waa able handling of such a large rla«# o'clock fContinued on f'ag#* fw o l The senator charged Gore's a </in'hary. nnd |)orothy II U m l' w a K is ft rrtained thrrr. Th«* nrw coda la In In* given n ‘ " H i* ipndillon o f “ Nolivitie* have transformed the and tha thorough leaching which flt e Trouble I've thorough discussion, ami steps T A R P O N S»*M,k,«!S N ov. 4 ~ 100*1 peaceful community In waa given. Upon atklng qursllnqa 1 IK E S POHTAI POST " “ Old Black Jm,” and Amrrica into th* place of turmoil Tha flr * l loan uf •>•» \Vi**t Caaat of many of Ihe pupils, *he wa* a ill be taken to set up a I cal loaw Sweet Chariot" wav .trife and tnxecurily. whare bomb throurh llal W f i a l r . » w l t t t given answer* which she termed tnforcement committee The rr •nthuaiaatic recepP A l.A T K A . No* 4 186 — A ext lode and gun-lotln* ha* be- N ation al. Farm lo a n association "M oat aaUefaetnry.” All of the tail gmuns which should attend J s|,,||cy ye*ler.l»v *«*umed hlIreaieear. “ f I'dx cl*v wa* myda fumltun romr common equipment for this xrhool wa* pur­ this meeting are all la th* cast we.-e: A. Hd lie* a* 1 -lin * |~..li*a*ler, in her* Monday Th- fir*l chaclr.' tq hardware, rlothiera ami furnish chased by the local Chapter. Twenty three Alanlir IV * i t. K Itollln# of Tam p, .will be Btriektoad, AlM ia a , Millard _____ au* •eaeiun to George E. G*y. H« ■ rltru* w fiw rr wax f»»r •rs, dry vimnI*. shoe, variety, aisl I.iiir 4‘iupiuyees will adl.VBj 111* ihe (innc |i*l apenkei- .ami dene SEN ATOR KENDRIC K DEAD T w o other ioen« e r r r e rvetinr? 1)^ ah*a> Jahnaon. lg»ul* W rifht, pul,loan ap|iointeil H» vaar* ago dru^ stores, nnd others having t*< m arly f*)HK) whde and r»*l»*. « ing will follow I lie program. GrfJrWI Brown, Robert Oken*. rv)0 »U o w r»e )H ib Wg#k *0 Speaker* who will * i|iea- in eperate under the coda. Late Foreign News school ihildren of this -minty it SH E R ID A N , W y o , Nov 4—Of) H ln u rfflWRr* ('r e ie he» aiypllPaalino FooUr. Mattli Britt, O R D IN A N C E UPH ELD M.rtdux morning lo fu e «*|»*' "g i-rhoola neat MomVa> are Senator John It Kendrick, of ration* fur loan* amounting ta M i n i * Mao Frodaritk* .Wlllia T. L> Duma* *t Semln-de High, guns in lh « "S afety Weak " B E R L IN ; Th# Prua.ian Pro W)oining died at 4 20 P. M , yaa- *880.000 of which II6O.O00 ' ui o 4 " ‘ T lluraUm, Will# Uulaa Doraey, EXPLOSION SAVES L IF E ARSON I'lT Y Nee i . rNov J. C Banaon al Jam r ll.gh ; S He Illinois c iunly,’ program jrh « h mier Goering declared al tha I'onalllutlonalitv ,4 a Reno Unlay after an lllnaaa of l«*| been approve,I Q * *f| * eNkbots. iv Jones at Sanford iirannnar; \V. ;4'i opens tomorrow. . Iln* U»8 jayfonnaaeg Mr». Rellhatag iDre trial that “ m *rrity ordinance prohlbilling tale of than two day*. H 1 N 8 D A IF . Mont, Nov 4 UT, F. Shelly at South S . l r Primary. *... * i Three thousan*! of these » l d ai.rton. of St. felerohan, der la Com munioa'l first coni- K A n e *p l".;n „ lh a l almoet killed, d cnpy l(f . „ | A. II. H. I.ewix at W e.t K ilo P ri­ C ig a r e t t e * by drug store# waa up maadrrent " On tha wltne** *tanl K A IN D AM AG ES C R O P * ..graaaatoU** for th* H arryheld yesterday by th# supreme -rr Y. T »m«k on eafe.y, l.*ue l and mary; L. A. Tat# at East Hide he aaaertad “ Crxeltlaa are I » > Memorial Homo O r CripIlf*, hh- .trork a match lo find c jn i i tbi , hl ,,II>fr. ro Prim ary; J. H .Lyle* at Lyman court. The ordinance wa* adopted Yeaterday’sWeather whgr* so bestial awhen ComaWW EST P A L M BEACH. Nor. 4 draa brtofly outlux**! in* a* Hie outgrowth nf prim-butting _____ raane.l _„ — g.vd- In ... bar haecnacgti bool;. J. t- Gallo***) at ia k i ’ii ___ ty by lb* MetropbliUn IJ f* H lA6— Damage* ••tlmalod * 1 10 « f U*a Hama, aad tori tad nl*ta ara In a po*itina ta tortuf* flame* -»■ '• n .o m u a epnrieil’ — about her but----an row-w i liy drug store* to und*r*AI eatab -- ' —---------Insurance Co, Mary; J. O- Adam* at Oviedpci m l of crops w*a reported W KATIir.lt la to vtolt Ik* 88 thOdnn trxplnslnn iu>licvnl roused by gaa 1. Halted to banco iil*l* • \ ^ ...ir ftn n gANFi— -Pupil* In iho 14 wli'tc (rhuola o( A. I<e#vit| at Chuluota; J BpSuta: Original lc pm* racwivlng treaiaaaat from tha Ball* Ulade-Lak* Harbor Apalacklsuta “ at a w B i'r pipe,' wetting her tha county will tw a d < V « S l •> Hamrick ,| Geneva; J K. Preston atroagthaacd President Orou'a section*, from a heavy rainfall T W O D E N fF O W R IT hlng nnd permitting her ta axecutivra and other while #m- at Oscacla; C. I- llarriain, at ' “ by rofualac to »* actio8 Thursday night and yesUrdsy, and VI iKuderSal* lb to safety. » ployr* o f th roail. W’ nle the |-u I^ V * Monroe, and «' f- Adami ___ _ gtton and reltcr atlng I crop* along th# coastal farm log f t . M rs'* J A C K S O N V IL IX , Nor pils in Ihe I t negro sch w lt w II at Paola . V t rUrc# 7 prom Isas af conttoaed aepporL aertiutt* wars harder hit. Five (lAlneevtlU i e addressed by negro employe,* Negro speakers; Robert Boykin — Daniad a habea* corpus , f l a y b r A cqu irrso PAR IS) Promtor Sarraut’a ri ,iNSGRO SLAV# SHERIFF-' inches o f rain fall In W est Palm K tr Weal . Federal Judgr U>ul# 8tr pf ih t ro#il ^ ', * • at C r te n i; Sameal Fulton 8J HX-i * -i ti i th* Chamber nf Miami Reach In n 24-hour period ending ____ Friadburg and Jamas B He«for J0t4 k )l minlaUra throughout the llnoper; Charles W il'iam * at Va, Nrr. antis* confidence trot INSRDRO, Tenn. Nev. 4 — last night. A farming aM west N tw r it U last a lrh l fared larma o f _ P hi a at ret)sou* fight Ret rniiig to Wlnnaliora ia County have been r*que*ti-d '•• lioldAtoro prim ary) A C- ImvaM im m MIS and a day in the Atlanta foderal uf Boynton waa reported hardest T TlUiVlIle * a h e Mm* referen t, to tha need al Midway, Fort Rami, and Camb a ig A balancing program. tomohile wllh cor- hit and crows labored yeste rday pan. They were ronelctod ' ertm; Lewis Dackett « t Altamonte to % r safety from the" ‘ “ ' ' . aftar a Raymond E F A R U i A ll Froace (wld tri P IM O U to pick crop# before tb * water and F t iw F CItyi John Taylor and spiring to dafraud Inau • n r r iw. .* A llP P lI •■*■ I X-e* —■• to death with hla Frorrlar Paul I*»k ___ damaged there Boana r*ady for pan!** In trying to rol Monday night, tbd P r»g ro »*lii Itsyfard M e U 'a at Ovledi; Cena. I lii slayer, holiariM to I ki* fanarol la tb * P * nt a ( '- * picking war* moat a o w a ly dam8M8 on stock damaged led ,— — negro, i'•caned and acopaa of Club will *ta«B 'a safety rally at va, aad K4 afc*oi W *h»r Holly at , Va, ROM E: Mi Oandy aged both on tha KeargUdae nnd ThemoavlUa at tb* plant of tb* Or! Sevasoak ... ......L. 16lh annl aearchad fo r klM I t l l Ik* City Hall, at 8:88 b' cI-k V. J.lG aM aB , tad W. F. falhuun at . a-— It a a or ralalall oa tha co* *4 . , JL Frank* a 4 U i«b SprUrh aad1 U k * Means sad Ma.kham, i Day- ;! JOHNSON DOUBTS THAT ford FORD is IS in IN LINE FOR ORDERS U.S. FLEET W lLLp.„. r ! RETURN TO E A S T i--£ --;F f-»“ V“ EARLY IN SPRING!” ,^ t 1 *1 r -i i RcccntRedCrossWork- nrnr,‘ 1 *v I23 Coast Line Enin loyes Will Address School Children To OpenSafetyWeek . aroS' ti 4 tsss?-___ ^ Jr *4 j V'A *. ' - • * ■aJb KJR^L •*JU J a w .-at L m 1' ’ ^ (a f AnMifiK IA il-fC S ifiiflr.- •-) i< 4, j 'A. flUOd?0V? 19, KUt | <1 L t d ) *V E Uri . ' a,,*• 1 AfOjU M L . •f* P -^ mlm 'J d MflE* : . r) Ait j i i i r'ri-j �Of TauUfH ; the United Stain ,fov«niratat datiared the foH embargo last Spring, It comared tha coun#y*a goty supply and securely locked up in its vaults some $4,280,000,000- In gold,' vahied-at-tbe rate of » » .« 7 aa «w *e.- Today-with the price of gold boosted by the government to 132.67. an ounce, ths-trIos-of the governaieat’s-gold- roservM has Hen raised to 96.6941IO.S70. ,-*V Whkfe theiUaiisd.States was oa> the gold standanh tie legal ratio of goM reserves to circulating currency was 40 percent, I I the rverrve banka and the federal treasury 1 W bea Twenty-twa years ago, is 8a- and are a sustaining force In nevssash, C aargla, tha firs t R id 1rixmplishing. th* - beat sad most Scoot troop o f twelve member* wvHJnrMls thior» o f Ufa. Tha he. * * • organised by Mrs. Juliette hft a f thought and asfUa, as daLa w s , and from that aijal) bagln- rrloped thru scouting, ones rsUha lrg tha move meat, ia * 0 law IMtad calars latar year*, sad years has grown jn .il now tha bring* lata ssnargmas a paroseh ia> n,b»r«hip In ibW country wum flad •hatartar the! la an Insplrdf t r * ' 312,000. The Inspirational tlon and.a Wowing to all who cetea Into contact with that eha»ownod aQ the gold bi the country prior to the g o ld em- pit 1slples a f ths 1* 0 reman*, arv aa Vital Is lag that loejr hh** rsiriad IM the e m o u n t of,cum ney which could hove,been le­ Into D u ly aka* . lift m a t coun­ s u ed a g a in s t Ih en e r e s e r v e d w o u ld h a v e b e en 316,625.000,­ tries. 060. A a a m a t t e r o f f a c t th e a c tu a l n a a r v a r a t io w a s m uch This wank, October 29. thru M g h e r t h a a t h a t a i l o v a d b y la w a n d th e - a m e w n t- o f c u r re a - November 4, has bean observed ia d r e a t a t io a w a s o n ly a b o u t $6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . as C trl Remit Weak thru-rat the Now since gold reserves have been Increased through land, the observance o f an anni­ price manipulation to $6,696,760,270, the amount of cur­ versary o f a movement which hat become to rii a vital pari In Is * rency which the- giw ci maeat could Issue against It, even molding o f ths lives o f our pra-. if It chose to return to the gold standard with a 40 percent clou* yoeth, and In to* character ratio but with the price of gold filed at the present market building a f * « r g ir l* Katb d jy value, would be $16,741,875,000. Thus the government could. If It rhona,. make a profit on the trmnaactlon amounting, to the difference between the amount of currency formerly In circulation and (be Wotr.amaking; Turaday, handlcrafl; *x>l. 10^0 A. M. 'nrshtp, J ):0 9 ’A r N e ffri Humiliated 0¥*r. ADegeiXoBs O f Panties To Men t/vning ■vfb rkfrrjv*7 ;3fl ‘ F. Tfi'^i t « always •tor Tha floath” (Continued From F t f * O M ) L a Branch* came bursting In la­ ter triumphantly waving 1 p a ir Of Miss N egri's scantier, auto- STANLKY-ROG H AR D W AH K captur* o f tha lira and rreathinfl goats orarmhadawid their feat M the minds af -th*-Judge*.' ' , Someone else turned up with a squint-eyed hanee baas. P o te s t of red lanterns arrived a) lb* hatai The list called far a hair tram , Kerin It R aaaivilt'a maal aehst and so many hairs war* braaght la that it looked a* though the> had hold Roosevelt down and picked him Ilk* a chicken. Battles o f MrCay champagne appeared In profusion. N o one proved Ingenious e n e r g y to’ snaf- Wednesday, th rift; Tkouusy, community service; Friday, ho* teas 1 and Saturday, outdoor. In tM* manner hsa th* weak been marked by activities, which have established more firm ly In th* mind* and heart* o f those poriietpotlag some of the mita’-an'ilnr principles o f scouting. Th* grvnt uutitstiding purpose in Girl Scouting nr* character building thru educated habit* snd ritltjnship thru e r r ic * . There la no objective behind Girl Bcouting Ibnt bn* been approved by aU who 0 0 . 'f if f i+ a & a iii jauwaadr S-w. P J B S S W J M A W ad h ar' frtamhs • m et - aslakksn tta ra d a y aftvrWrad h k l s ihay paid- bar a so reprise v » i l bearing glTU and. fafrasbm taU Ih4t wriH aariad. tolas, la t W Mjataawm/. 1 < Tbaaa.-wh* gat bared j* t a naam L y bom* i l l “ CurJi-isC' pal**^. war* M r. sad Mrs Fr*wk LranS, Ifr-. aaJ Mrs, R. E Tyua. M r. s a g Mr*. C. He COla. R ev. and M r*. 1. M. T hinniuaa, M r * M ' m k Lire MerchHnti P R S iX Jaoms A .-W rig h t jU «M P 4 u 4i m A Baflowe'an 7>«rty that proved anjoyahla to all of tho gwsou woo found nn effoct upon the price level as paper dollars. If the laauaore of ten billion doilarn worth of additional currency by the federal government resulted In an increase af-aredit-ai- the-raU qi lan to pnew-aad ihrre Ig of xnurae ' ' the purchasing grave doubt that it would . _ .power of the country would be Inrraaned to $167,000,000,000 with a pro­ portionate effect upon the prica level. In 1929 at the height of the late lamented boom, the value of-the country's puis chasing power was only $67,000,000,000. If the Iwuanee of this additional currency produced would—it the rvverae effect upon credit— aa it .probably . would have no Immediate rrault whatever on price*. Aa fast aa the new currency wax Issued, the effect upon the pric* level would be offset by a contraction of credit. Thin would re­ sult in further demands for more currency,. with tha remit of a further contraction of credit. Finally there would bo nothing left but currency and It without valua. Those who think thla ia not taxation should give it further thought. The value of the dollar has already been * __2 about _1 l 36 “ percent. r „ . y Tkltt mran ato the average depreciated pcraoB that tba flaw riotU r bill which he hMd flirted wway for a rainy day la now worth $3.20. It mean* that the per­ son who had a governmeat bond or any other bond worth $1000 haa tori $360 in actual purchasing power. __ > It means that tha parson who waa gattlng $20 a weak |and la atilt getting $20 a wrak ia contributing $7.20 a we*k in reduced purr haring power. That ia taxation. Kfouling Marathons Kiaaing marathon* which have been having their fling thla past summer In-various aectlona of the North ara about . to Invade our warmer ■clime*, according to the Miami Her­ ald. which relates that more than a month ago it warned tha city cotnraiasloneni that Just such a thing might hap­ pen after tho klasers had concluded their summer engage­ ment*. • j. "A kiaaing marathon, in which a man and woman try '|to see how long they can maintain the posture of a klaa," the Herald explaina. "caa hardly be classed aa refined. But !|f you are going to net up high standards of refinement ] above which all public entertainment must rime to obUln official aanftion, what are you going to do about profrai t*M»M wrestling. In which the pubtle la treated to tha sight 10f too ipea making every effort to dismember each other I I f ana wara going to promote a kiaaing marathon, the first thing to ba dona would be to get some orgaatxa, lion to condemn It Bigger and better condemnation^ make fTor bigger and better boa office receipt*. When auch sorry 1shows are allowed to proceed without benefit of ballyhoo, tha.crowds are slim Indeed. If the city commission wants to maka the market ripe for a succession of kiaaing mara­ thons this winter, let them begin by trying to prrrrnt Taaaday' night w ith Mi** Allas Kpesaralan fed • hoatoaa, and over Cirri* Number Fisa 28 paraott* wara proa an t. bytar Inn Auxiliary, Ikfni. Haary I T h # . KaaaanaoA ham* won Am- MoLooIWi, chains*a, tWpl meat at oratad With wild Fall flow er* and ] 9:09 o'clock with Mrr*. Fr* ah L eraridd Sad Uach itrasmars and Wdodruff, 8M Owh A > ____ opWr HfeHoWa’ an fentarra. Daring ' Circle NoWtag B lg ’rir tiw Ox* avaahig. the gwasif sajoyad bytarlsn , A otH W y, M n i ' l btuiao and Other gamra, while at Walthour, chdlrman, wIM'foa* a lata h*ur tha h6#Um aarwad a Covered dtah lunchawv * M Mhmw fr it h Mr Palm ritd Aadauo, »V MARTIN "•meter*, know* as the “ S-out “ t i|jkM4a an InviUtlon for all p^oplu liVMCg. injceaimH |n |h#|r mor»m«Qt *u f U * * ' ,m4rt>j l « H ond Ti*lt thorn on any " “ f* Friday rvrnlnf ond M t how th#y rptibis learn practice amt live th* scout“ hood, |*r Ideal* Oral ale# them ri»lou, ildiog,4spirit »nd ontlook. UNIQUE PLAN IS OFFERED AS AID TO U. S. FARMER would be allowed to pmdur* srvl •heTspinunl e»fji would be permit­ ted to malt, fatd* would be given each nroptyrry^pM at given Inter­ val* farmers would h* authoritad to set) g given percentage of their . tMasasgrapk Priatlag Bi U PERRINS' TYPING 194 Pask. Ara. 1 1 Special InventIgaIlona i SEMINOLE COUNTY i r . and Mrs. <X T . Spencer att.nded th* Georgis-FlorW, foot­ ball igama ia JacbMOslU* today. U m M. T„ Ifoya, Jodg. sad Mr* Rr 9f- Ward tad Hrr. Morris May g war* rial toga la JarifMmvTil* today. They attended tbs tk CREDIT ASSOCIATION <^9H r u * *«*. isusrf. rt wwr ; _a a ... a« 7- DRj HENRY M cLAUUN, ir; KMCOTRtCAL S lf F P U ^ PHONE 4i$ 108 MAGNOLIA Mr. aa4 Mr*. HamUton Blab**. Jaa LanahatU lUfeate Mlaa Thkb a VfeW-' Buafeirk af Daytona rack, Odr#fa Cherry, arte Hvray Bryan & Thrailk.il] MOVED 1 oagldm form 'd , pdriy attoadg tha Oaqrgia-norMfe fpodball Mlav. Psed Typewrilert # f f J9fe.'i* i and Adding Machin«s M ril'C Courington. HRtall. Mrfc* Shrubt And CONTRACTING m NOTICE , Mrs. E. A. KavnaU sprit Thuraday ta Davenport arttfe fear atstar Mr*. McKakgfefeMia* Elaan* Walnrigfet ratoraad ta Oriado this weak from a vita la Haaford ' MM* Eawy David apart Boa day araalag ta Oriado. Mtos Clara Parham, of SaafbrA Mlaa Lote Mltrhara of Oriado; and A. M. Jonas. Holland Ring, Oliver Crurawalfe and? Raft Waisaigfe* I.eon ChatUd Pale, naraooe and Bob William*. SANFORD ELECTRIC and . thioafe .. attmuUag. ^ thia, *IW > , ■ war*': tho Misses Fern Oglesby Opal Oovorak, Marintha Boyett, Mahlo Coop, Gladys Hawkins, Hllftrdd A Bad. Margaret Allen. Jewdi: Giles, (Hody* Rplnks, R oU Naagher, Margaret Merritt, Ruby Kalar. Agnao Kali**. Alma Spivey, aid ABro Kaaadrinea, » » d Baddy GRra, Billy Eaararmoa, Bro*m#r Of)a*. Oaoda .Habklna, Glatin Govorek. LkaH* lUrraaga, Paul Oflaahy, Frank Priaa, Brwwfela Stafford, Eywn Exmarinta • (CasUtaaed free. Pag* Ora) ITm qnntasigswuld be b**ad on fllaaaos (ovrraUy Fittta th* price for a product sufficient to gie* it* producer* pre-war pur pari production and temporarily 1missive qintsa would be baaed chaaiag power. lie said they also fouad that an on claims nf farmers supports 1 NRA cod# would not be possible by affidavit*. because the Industrial act spe.b '•The quanlitiee farmers wool-’ OptomctriKl firstly eirmpted farmer* Venn* Us be penalUed to sell would be th##* 112 l>ark Avg. ' wHVh th* stepartment nf agrlrul licensing provision* under f tt _ amendment prrased b, Reaalnr ‘tuVb aseertanted could ba absorb­ I .ond, (democrat. In..) Tha gueer- ed by the prbeaaeer*. nor* then turned la the proelslnnv of th# farm art that authoriaed Waller* to enter into marketing agreements, or to preeerib# them snd la - M itr a l the marketing of ramato'itlrs. and developed the An all day quiltlag waa held at ' raw program wklch Olson said th# hdmS of Mrs. E. A. Farnell called 'far: Plain* pricaa of the sli core mo­ by the la^lra of the Baptist W. M U. organixstloa Wsdrawlay. dule* by IW . S at parity which Mr*. Paul Cimptsll snt*rtaln*<l would he 111)3 a bi.hr! for wHesf; 7R cent* a bushel fur torn; 8V>0 her Sonday School Class Trawday j a hundred pound* fur hogs; 1,8.70 svenllig qt her home with a ITtl‘ | for beef ratlla- 90 4 rents a pound towe'rn party. Their learhrr, R#V. for butte, fst snd 82 08 a hunllrad J. N. Thompaon waa preeent and pounds for milk. a must* dallglitful evening waa Uceralag of handless and pru- •pant, . rasaors of thee# commodIties to Don Caraway ahtppd two cor* require them to pay tho flxtd of beans thla weak. Others will j OVIEOO W. H. Tfewffar rafrSataienU. ' SIR W. let BT. •“ l a aa s ia N p k a t * i t quiet *tm- waist whlla tha alaeeaa wwra.largs W ith* tabs's h e vforg p lk lly , the m arriage o f Miss V ir ­ and p U t a d . gin I); M g* McDsnlal, daughter of e alosa-flttiag hat a f sal army -M rsr'E. A . Dauglra* and ths late crags triermad w U M g r % y . vrivak J. d . McDaniel o f thU c ity U f l swats and a soft vail. Adding ta o f ’ ths . — ou---tfit wvrw w. Hobart Fardtnaad Lawox o f Da- the attractiveness show hr bmlqtret af l a eg, .on b f M r, a id Mrs. R abort and f v r a ....... J, lfa o * ..lo o fc plara this morning at S(00 o^clocfc- at Holy Croan ' Mias Oardy's draat • wma - fash­ Episcopal • Church. Tha Rev. M ar­ ioned a f navy ulu* -fsilla.- made F t Cham, Ca. w ill W rtar* a t 7 : » * tin J. B ra n pa rf or mad tha earw- with a straight tklrs Una ana f . R s t t M T t o d t Baptist Church mortr In tha praaened of a large 1 1**vet which war* l l f V l . l o the tha. Tha public ta tariU d.. growfe o f fHands and rela.lva* a f •IbOw .and then flartd • to tSonldaa d a i s bottona sod s high i< Circle M em ber Ond o f the ProsThe cbarch was decorated for sm all collar of whltn fsifle w eis bytarlsn AuaiUary, Mrs. C. C. the-only adommanti. Sh* woy* a B r W t v chairsHMV wUJ m m K-at t habccasloB w it h 'g la llili. pa Ime T all basbds of pbik Small naty blue hat and oth tr acS:9t> V c la s h 'w t tha hoaa* a f Mr*: I sad 'fern srassarlas In navy blu* and car-; ]B. *D. B raaalaa, cocnar N lm h ' g fa d k li war* arranged abwri the a lts# among points while (madias liad a larg* arm bouquat 6f rad n t t u f s a f ' M m l l * A to m s , w ith' In largo raadotabra cast a soft n r is s r a rasas and fern. M m Brownlee • aadf M rs. C. A-| M r*.‘D o a g ls ti attended the wed­ glow, abdot the chareh. The cSattr ri tailin g was entwined w iA as­ d ing,w earin g a nav* rlu* figured paragus fe r n 'a n d q s io iiii* * at silk tall brad gosrtl. i f « r hat shoes poh al wars placed in various I and Ather secstsorie* ward la a pines* nboat tha church: harnaopialilg shade. Mrs. Lenox sateatml for tha ocFraesdlag Utor esrameny M ss gawn. M a rga re t' Daria played "T o a cssHn a brown sa.l tan WUJ- Rasa" by MacU. wril s h a r Tha body a f tha ds*«s was nf tan which K m . Goorgo Barden rang • rap* who* the collar and aaffa " I L*va T o o TVuly," whh arrow- Word In hrowa. H>r hat and shoes •soIm anl by Mias I>avi*. TW* ward o f g shade af brawa which bridal pwrtQr antSrad tha church complimented the rol.i-a o f tha ta tho strains af I s l n q t i t ' i d ra m Immediately after the ceremony Wadding March and irpariad to Mandilsanha's racansioitsl. Miss Mr.rand M r*, twaoa le ft for a 10 Diayll randasaJ "L l*b «< 'r*u s »," by dky weddhtg trip to New Or.'aans XAaatt aa' Mr. B m : part armed the slid Atlanta. They will be at home to fSair friends after Nav. I ] at at S:S0 o’clock kUVM rm . Edward B McCall,. Want TwaoUath , Tha bride, wk* w*< giran (n 2.td West Mlrhlgan Avanue, DeStradt, with Mrs. McCall, MraJ A. marriage by bar b»0Ui.-c. A. M. B. W a ll***, snd Mrs. Paul Blg- MoDoniel, af B M ih t, had Mk bar martd of bsdw sad oniy attend*! An InlarraUa* taJk'-aa »W «b* and flaworif lljaatratad wltli flawara and cutting* wma mad# by Mrs. W. F. Watara r t th* regular irarttet r t Cssilnd, C lm W .of th* Cardan Club h*W Friday warning at th# hom* of Mr*. Fram-H E. Boll 1KN Park Aram**. D oris* th* maatlag th# m*mh*r* **• changed several kind# of p in ts and cuttings. Mrs. Balk prratded over th* bostnara. session and urged *11 the members to attend th# "Flor Ida' Mobilisation for Human Need a" lanrhaon to be held next Friday at 11:20 o'clock at the Wnnsa's Club, gpao) ers oa that day will b* Mrs.. Arthur Cummer of aqt, M b * Brian .wordy, dadghtev , oa 1Mr, * and V a J. .< Cnrdy af khb W y . (Theodore W. I.enbx of Gloobood acted as bevt m*n fir t k t iridagroom while th* UdhcTEI vfofh Winisai G. Ball. Claud* rtevtMon, Jr., Also Phiran, and Happen Rhinholaer. ( •■ ‘ Boft, apongy crep* la eel gray wka ghoaaa by Mias McDaniel for J n r J rita l gm nt__ l u w a m ad a. ahaiw atari* U lU r d Hnra and twa trimmed with atlfT pile p.nk cdrdqd silk which wa* used U> form the collar and Jabot. Hm*ll pink' buttone wore pls-t»d in the back from th* neckli.ie lu the| Committee* Named By Leyton Aitatttiary Committed* wa»W appl isted for Ih* orteertwac* a# ’ AiOalstlrw Day and plans fdr thd aaraual New Year’s Rva Rail at th* regular meeting of th* American Legion A axillary heir*- yevUiday afUr noOn at th* hom* o f Mrs. Wallire W. Wright ,M*H4wvUt* A*#naa, with Mrs. F. ’E. RooVnlll*t praiidiog. Mr*, lealia Went wa* rhosen to have charge of placing wreath* oa tha monuments in Central Park and aa the U M n m cm Arariatic*.D ag v r i * Mlsd. Jewwsika W ith Mrs. L . P . lfafera. Mrs f t t U Coleman, M rs. ,R. L. Cor­ nell S irs . i . P , B a t And Mr*. * . F. M t a U a le it * * a # h < * t * . . « * , ih* regular meeting of_ the A *s l*s C l r t l s . o f tha-G ardas'/Clafe » » Said Friday ta o rk ife g 'it lira k e rn of UfK C a tS s IM a J U X s l U ' F (S ta r r , of Um m atting wtra talks m ad* by Mrs. ffo a ry *fr ig h t •ad Mrs. K ie l T . W U lism i. Mrs. Wight'* 1 address . was beset 0* kG a rd rt Prahlama,*- «b .W M m>. W illiam s spoils aa “ Tree*. iMra. E. H. La nay pra*1d*J over (ha bealflaas aaasWh whew >*ports w ore heart fro m M rs- Cornail, bsaattlicaUod chair s * V Mrs. H. II. CoUm as .program chair­ man,' and o tk *{ com m it!** chairm r a ' Hltftardi 'ru ltlh r *' wars 'dli-. trtowtad among the m am ntn sSd Mrs. R. J. H olly ra*a a.*d I has Mid-wrak Prayer Servlea W m P n#AUy, 7 3 0 P. M 1 UVIRDO-METHODIST CHURCH f . W. J. Carpenter, paitnr. Sunday i. our lloma Coming. Ddy. ATI form er members o f ihls Jl, F. Curry, pastor^ Sunday School, 10:00 o'rlock. rfahiVh am Invited td b t prveant Maming terelra, ,11:00 o'clock. Dinner bn tha ground—plasdy' Hraning isrvlcs, 7 :.T0. o'clock. fo r 471 o f our friends. ■ Special snukic at all Sarvler* Tha pastor will preach an *ppropriale sermon in tha m om nf. kbmn W r m 0III6T "H ulber la s ." who has been - %' Cgp ROT. churvh member fo r more than sfranty years. will lead an pM. Bondhy Schori. Hi M A . M. tltna "L o ve F # a «t" In the after­ Epteorih League, «:4 i P. M. Prdgar Hefting Thursday, 7:90 aeon. T h e Y oan g la d le *' Circle P. M. tha Mt*»lnalrry Society w ill glyo a religious play at night. Mafia Will ho rendered hy our choir. "Wa Rev. E. D. Brawnlr*. P . P. •h alt'sin g some o f tha old ttmd pastor hymn* which ' stirred men** sauM ' Roaday Sabaal, 9:44 A. M. In other days; » l « « some o f - (ha M agrib g WarpMp, 11:09 A . M. best' o f the modem 'one*. Christ las CaSrsvar, 9:90 p M. The Bifnday Sch-nl «p««lon Wfel Eraatng Warahlp Saavica, 7:in ba the first at the day. P. M. Gewavs at Sanford Aeer.ua. whiab war* n wsarad for the aacSstoa with bawls af chayaanthrmmm The aasalan wUI meat at tb* snd raaaa. lUmaawS* cards , mark­ ed . the plaaa* af th* vsneoa alasa of the waralng «nd avmilng gvaata . Those, prasvnt ware: Mrs. Haa■y Wight Mrs. E. U. Laes>. Mrs. J. K. Baker, Mm. Frad Jf. W lllams, Mrs. C. C. Briggs, ills , II. U Cornell. Mrs. H. H., CO’aman, Mrs. L. 'I. FrisUr, Mr*. £• Garmly, Jr., Mr*. L ' P . Hagrd, Mr*. 0 M . R s M m m . Mr*. B. 4. LA R K M AR T tV»MWirftTTT Harr Icon. Mr*. R. J. Holly, Mr*. ICHVRCH' " T. H. Mail Big, Mr#. B. F. Man:. Rev. Rnltth llartlin. pmrtnr. P:4B A. M. RiiAdny School, Prof. O. K. McKay, »ii|wvintemtent 11 tOO A M. M-rnlng S.rvltw, Sermon by the I'n-tor; Subjactl "T h e Mind o f rh.-ht " 6:.10 P. M. Epworth Irarue. 7:90 P. M. Evening Service. Sermon by Rev I r .tenklnf, l*resldlng KWer o f the Oilands District ..Iv r ig a , Mr*. Ralph A. Rmdth. (Prvsbyteridn OWernm ent) 7:90 P. M. Wednesday evening Mr*. Otla Rshawhf and Mr*. By­ Organised In IW d. prayer *ervlce. rag Stephan*. Praoehing Service# at 11:09 A. A cordial Invitation I* extendaA M. and »:0 9 P. M. ' t* all In attend these service*. TreuvreHim By Gfrl Soou ’• Graded Rathhiy Rchoal with Trsitiyd TVacher*. 10:89 A. M. Mlnistrr, th* R»v. James M. Thamp*«a. Lofeo Mary Oiri Scoria last FIRnT C IIB lH T fA N CHVRCW night partietpatad U* aa snjuyHlttee iHH “ Rteaat" sad Sanford abiw fTreeauro-Hoot*’ that hsa a gay- coding at the heme —I Mr. A r s n s The Rev. V. M .Marlar, pastor. and Mr*. Frank N«an« ailat aa eaelllng «ha*t which had l-egua Blhle School, 9:48 A. M. at th# “ U tile House' o. Scout Mortilog Serrice.'11:00 A. M. headquarter*. Rearing Rervlaa, 7:90 P. M. The affair wa* stagnd by the pa­ Wednesday service. T.-SO P. M. trol which had reosnll) 'o il an Intor-potrol contest. Five *top* f i r s t cm n rcY t tr r d in n e r wore ma.tr enroute to th* tia n * SCIKNTrST hom*, including a slop at h '- n t . Christian Kriancu sarvlea* are hrid aveky Naaday maming at th# charrh *4 Ea*t Secand Slraet ■t It no o'clock, flubJact for to­ morrow la "Adam an.1 Fallen Man." Wrifneiday svrfftng church at Reaiflng Room at the Church whirs 800 K 2no Rt.. at H;0(r o’c’ock. Thlr rirareh maintain, a free th* BtM* and all authorised Chrisllan Seleara 1.1trratur# may be read, borrowed o( pur’cUfe'd. llpv” Tuasdeyt and Friday* Trim 3 to R F. M. ’ IT IIH C II OF THE N .U A R K N H LAKE MARY. FLA. T s a i’s Ek* Ball wUI U gifon an .Aatakrday. De*. 20 ira U ta r t Dm . Ml Irw — aa rise lottav M » fsBa • » Rgndsy. Mrs. TV. Ik Hc-fmanrl will ^ j f r ir p l'-ta ta rtta .Plan* wera made for a towel { •ltd toy shoWar to o* given foi| tha Crippled Children's Home at 81. Fatarabrag, msd a rspsr* seaa mads uf ti>* recent anI* of N, K. Sunday, Oaf. tJSd. fiundsy K.'hm>l, li;4b A M. I'rraching, 11.00 A M. N. Y I*. S 8-:U) f M. Prasehsng, 7:30 I’ M. Preaching at Gounty Hums, W D 'ttlT A , Kan, Nov. 4 IA1 Dr. Wiiriam Trufanl F’ i>»trr, r«**ar*h specialist, laid delegate. In the Kansas trsrKrr.' rnnemtln# M t 9 M ami at Convict Camp, har* yesterday that th* Mhool J.X9 t . M terahar, aeersglnq 87.70 a wrak In wages, is th* "fuigutleu man" ut FIRST I1APTMTT C in 'K C lI. the NRA. II* added "W e have Park Araau* an j Sixth Htrart. provided money for sewet., Th* R *». W, I'. Brooks. Jr. bridges, highways, harbors, tun* Sunday S. h<«d 10 (Mr A M Minning Worship 11 00 A M. 4( V k Chafehti r U •«* ■ —wra - L- A report from Mr*. Julia* Dlrtgfalddf, b**uUflc»tkai ‘chairman, slow ed. that splendid work wlta floyrar. - * T• * TABEM NACLB hy tfe# _______lent them by tha At- B. V. P. I'. <I:ID P M. Eeenmg Worship 7:»9 P. M Wednesday Service 7:30 l». M. F.arp)">n** for hard i f hearing, Vloitois we Irani*. PAOI.A r O * M llfr fT 7 CBURCI Th# Rev. Allied Erlcson. P««ta*. Sunday H«h*o>. 9:44 A. M Christian Kndrarar, 8:3u P. M. Evening Hervlras, 7-3# P. M. Mid-week Prayer Meeting. 7:80 P. M. lastiC Coast Lisa- Raflrvad. Mia. DingfaMar a t a l t r t th* teatabarx r t th* t N t a 'I s O tar wash. ‘ :: The hasaMiMntten report gave orach tre d lf la Mfa. A W. Wkd»- A LI. h O l'IA CATHOLIC II I U K U l card BE rn es W# Flora Mcphaul aa hostess. Th* FMaiia CUaa rt U Baptist Church will atari' Fr M. rt t a feasna rt Mrs S A N F O R D T W E N T Y Y E A R S AGO w lta ' of th a n k to rsp rsat Th* Hev. J J. Kallaghan, pas­ tor. ! to our ittaqg.frlande uur smear* a p p e l l ­ ation and thank* for Ih* many klndnaaeas shewn us, to tha Campball Logatgg i’ 1at . American Iwglon, to C a ge R, *C. Washburn and th* ho)r* whs composed th* NriM^-dlrtaM, to taw. S. B Rom. ta th* Erlrknen F t a r i f Home. Era, Mis* Jhitb Hand. • Sunday Berric**. First Mass. 7:90 A M. feecond Maas, 9:00 A. M. Evening Devotion*, 7:30 P. M. Dally Masa, (exrapt Saturday! 7:3d A. M. Saturday Maas fur Children, * 00 A. M. Instruct Iona. Grad* Rchoal pupils on Mow lay* and flelutdsyn at 1:04- F. M. High Rrh'ol pupO*’ on Mere lay* •nd Thnrrtay* fet 7:14 F. M. brother, Cyru* T, s Studio HRNfetAMwmonhrr c h o Rt h Tit# H*v. f . P- Driacdll, partor. S8I-J NOTltaif irwi ferttiwaragM SSfl‘1 F lU ffT M E T n o O lir r ('H D R <T* . • I have taken ovatr the isffument uf Standard snd (tee Service St*Jocarted at Sanford and' iry Avenue. I wilt »p> ■Ute your Danronxge. . Pbooe 9115 V frT . -W jiM e a r HOLY CROSS ItP IR O P P A l , rmmciT Tvrenty-fln-t Suiwlay after TrlnItye. Holy Communion. 7:90 A. M. Church School, 0:90 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon, || 00 A M. Y'oung People's Service I.esruk, a m P. M Kvenitig Prayer »m l Sermon, I Junior Choir ) MONDAY Woman’s Guild. 4 on P M. WEDNESDAY Vestry Meet ins. 7 i(l P. M. THDRRDAY Meetlna with |V»r ne«- Pedelt on the work amen- the Seminote Iodise* .* 4-vii r M K4T DRDAY Acml.tle# D « f . ' Iloly I'ommllhlon at IB:fttl A. 1L in memory of all tliosu nho n ta jf the supreme sactiflee for thelv country. The church will be op*U from K:00 A. M to IMKI P. M. for prayer tn r- operstion vrtlh-tb* World-Wida Day of Prayer spon­ sored by the Woman's Auxiliary of Ih * Rpisropal Church COWGHBG A llo N Al. CHPRCrf Corner Park Aeenur ami Ttilrtl Strrat. The Rev. John Bernard Root, minister. Morning Worship, II 00 A M, fBturch School. A M. flermon hy tha pastor. Christian Endeavor S rlety, 7(86 P. M . ’ Speaker Audrey Neesa. Wrdnr-day Se-vlce. 7:4R P.'MT, Sqitdty Monday �r * T > '>■ - — r.'r.x' y . " W|*W — v » j m y n yrr1 \\ W i t , pNT >i Wife I* ‘ s ' id mm? OR ft • ft • ft f ft m <t Hand O f Ocala. WX1E # s com- thru* play* la tar bat Ih* try for G a t o r - B u l l d o g C o h t c s t point failed *0 tb* tear* wad 6 to I s H e a d lin e r W h ic h «■ 1 A fter the kick-off, KeOy west fr a ia r r • n * « P r o m is e s F ir e w o r k s sftor- around right end for 11 raid* and a first down oo Ma own 44 yard ATLANTA, Naw.V. A - W — A line. Millar and Rally picked up pair of daala of chstoptonshlp C n fn t M * aorta yard* In three tries *o liarnature add color to1D ltlt’i grid-’ oh ts tto Oeslk WlMestS'kr • nags panted out e f bounds on ths Ocala tO yard line. Clyatt Intme- Iron program today aa Goorgls u O e to ro . ’b eterok a of lb# ***** plu. t dlstoly pnntad back, out on tb* deploys against Florida end Ken­ 4 dririhg o*4 i U m i tocklta# Hanford SO yard Una. Rally got tucky tickles Alabama with tha tbres aad Hsmage 10 yard* at 4to and* but Hanwga fumbled poaatblllty that OM‘ of n o n may sad Clyatt rteoterad on the SO be removea Jrotn th* Sootbsestsm , yard lino aa tha first qoartrr confersncs race. Unbeaten Georgia likely will ended. . t .• * Hare cam* the qaaareat "brrak face its strongest opponent e f lb* e f lk* x*ma" rrar ***n ‘ tor*. yaer In th* faat, acrgppy. Gator r iT . f t *. *.r. Ocala triad twa - thruft* at tha club- Florida has th« • peril i«*t l*rtnr«lon t.H« ItL *• I IH I I Has aa the qoarior openad aad running attack Georgia hAs been Ford ham MW Army & 1 than Clyatt dropped back to puaL rsllsd upon to halt and alao per­ Mlchlftan .• < 18M N ih r m k a 4 1*M 71 1 Tb* ball want high Into tha air to haps tb* beet passing gstnX* Dinjuriinr T I.M« Ui After Uietr smashing rlctory Or# *i»n Rsprtss In dafout worp Lxatsr land squarely on Babby Haight'* 7 I.AM 5 • • f toad. Th* toll bo ahead Into lbs F a rn T#rh 1 ,m erar New York anlrartlty, tha rp*f*. B m r f t l tlttta Lake t it Itl - Ift H C aliforn ia 4 hands ef halfback Richardson whi hfo* fallback t M , tUfcoalra Bulldog* are astablishad aa faror- rtiipr«i« m t I n 11 i ft## in I X *s a rapart!; O s O d K.lly, waa tackled aad dawned on t (tea but any l*t down, kny con- Hair 1 to« its 11 f ’M ftft I IS yard Una. A fter Ocnla had toon Ma o ff ami t i tbnuU, tsModtsf sarratlon of power with the Tab Uxii Htat# 4 ai 15 14M i m i 114 11 xsd 14 yard i t t a t t around and. setback fire yard* for offsldas, gam* a » , A hrncsln rlk'w’.-ntny H#«irffla . Imoulh 4 1* IM lib kbIWtsd him sa on* o f th« fs*t- Rlrhardion and Voagtte picked op prvrs die*ttmus. ylorkU M> a fk*r 1SJ 45 i*r#*’ ri Hint# 4 T T IM •ft , >scM ** * » bar* Ts y r t t r M aerpn yard* la a drirlog n la t ■mart outfit that takto sdrantsg* IdUuTa'na' HI. t H H U tiu rsh 4 1 1 for* Riche r da** want o ff hia left IM 1 1 M n fM powar m i dtffSM dsxof any break* ' and doggedly 1'iirdUt 1 171 4 1 II L H x iMk o f ■tat bps i ••bstWota aid* for IS yard* and a touch guards any adrantog* U may oh- rihln Hist# S Tift lft1 n Hurl* II*>11 & •11 140 17 fhndk Jordan arks SffSiq dxm- down. Th# try far point felled, Hat Hi t'nl*. 4 •M •1 H and there wad do more adoring itystsd that ha tan Ixba ft wHh Alabama I 7M •1 V Kentucky, also unbeaten In th * Kansan HI. 4 IM •1 VI ■rw t of thxmr Rom (Mham, during th* afternon. loop, must ba at full itr*ngih to Seminal* High took th* o ff Hy­ spp* captar, who, sUhoosb ba •top the Crimaoa Tide. Kentucky I tlons for an unbeaten campaign. | jib 'h x p d i fall, boyar dU lat lic# In Iti own hands dering th* ha* lost II of IU I t battle* with L ulslana State face* South Car­ and Randall fllan(ktpr, Uagh aaoond half, with young Rally Alabama and tha Crlmsoaa, still olina in Baton Rouge In another « • Vko ns4* |lf« mtfcrxblo leading the way, aided by liar' T,|W pUlUnf Ihtddtntn and nag# and Jordan. Rally allppod In wiry much In tha rnnniog dasplt# o f the Koutheastem-Houtharn Con­ and around tickles and andi to an ea rly tla, plan to odd M o th e r ference serU*. A* nU.xftarnpon. lit. leala’a •trunsih lay tn .Tonback gain from one to 14 yatds, but he triumph. Tennessee and Tulan* carry the could get away tocavi* hi* The wlldaat offense hr bully Southeastern flag Into forrlcn Ray,1 qaartarbotk. ClyaU, ___Merer and a naif failed him, at th* critical m * around- Ralph K **«h *»*lr a he sky fltM i, th* Volunteers engaging ulSrietb and 'Wfrar'-Hkrnaga loo had ^difficulty triple threat, whoso long kicks George Washington at Washing­ with* world* e f newer past th* meondary da- bar* won many a gam*. Kentuc­ " fans*. It aaamad that h* and KtUy ky's crack ends, Rupsrf and ton, D. C„ and Ih# Greenlee meet­ war# toe faat far their Interfere. Rruter, may also to depended up­ ing Colgate In New York. Cen­ Sentinel* High had tha ball an on to spoil aorn* of Alabama's tenary enc um bra Tesaa AT ft M. at Hhre re port, Centra pis y * P itts­ the Oral* tS yard lino In Ih* tnanaurara. " ,V ' '* ‘ burgh at Pittsburgh site. ’Louisi­ thin) quarter, while In tb* fourth Vanderbilt, unbeaten but tbd in ana college meets the . tjujeorslty quarter, Samlnot* High reached Routheastem play, bkaa on G*orof Mexico In Mexico < I M ] th* Ocala nine. It, SO, *0, and U gla Tech In NaabrUla In a tight yard Una only to mil* nut i Mississippi li pittaa r f f s l o s t ___ thpst* at tbs' footer cants** which may swing cither Dirralngham-Bouthgm, paaaaa, or lino-buck*. Bkwantt • b ft rid# <k fUint way. Bemlnol* High OOtgalned Ocala against Tennessee Tech end MleOcila had. tuntsd Auburn has a greet opportunity by 10 yarda, rolling up 101 yard* eleelppi fjtels erainst Mlerisslppl derma and tha hell was qn -from ic rimmag* aBala* t Pt aconri lo stops for Its egrly setbarVe hy college. U yard. Una. SUffanlng, tha whipping tluke at D*rheas and by Ocala. Ik e lamb alee ma In the Rottthmt fn te to e lb g b to -toM fo r downs and look all first down* agalnat firs far ruining tha Blue Darll*' stp lra- Athletic eesocletlon. Murray may II oe th* 10 yard Una whan Ocala, and Bajntnol* High com­ M llU r continue Its rlctory march orer Bjjpee from Clyatt to RIcksHsM pleted four of aln* peases far i t ItlrhanlMift K .llr 1jjulevllte and Furman should taka lU lle r fb Hsrnase yards gain. On* pate srai guod for IU - , Millar and Harnaga mad* nine S'll-.lll ullitne - Sernlnnlr lllshr W cfford. Other* Include Citadel SO yards la th* closing moments Slstiahl.r, fln.nreS, H,o*n. end #hrda In thro* tries but wton Har> of th* contest. O d e r JnrAert. DySos. K nlsM . Mr- end Preabyterlen, Rest Kentucky M g * dropped beck to punt, four riella n d pnd Traneylranla Tech and MltlTJ. elaftls# llh. ups f/mriSs: TaucSdBWWS. nirksrdeos eape. aAsrediD *# ll ts ir r>*ae I Tni el te le ecrlmmsse Gaorgetown p la n Miami o f P**l»r Kelts. •* r e rsie l' from l l s r n e l i I I rerdel •Wfth bis aya, th# toll rilling 11 Pearuan Jordan, Ohio. Middle Tenneaeee rune (nip rtakt r e n t , i MrC*lellanA. (Mlham M M ael* High’* scran yard Una fire ren te; West Tenneaeee end Bprlyg Hill Brannae t u r n large. K y l i H w to n It was downed by Hxmaga. ll.rrlaen Dyaun. Inti (mer yan.e. Miller lot! plera Mlaslesippl T*erheya.^_ one yard • Itnpd \ RAhardsoo mad* tb*. tquchdowo Hugh** R A T E S l»t tm *4 I F R E E I Ub m I Ub m 7 * IhM • II b m h h* l n l “ T E S T I ! w it h ih b 1 1 ft ft ft 9 jl t. Mary'* L XVIki*dl*t 'andrrtillt . L,Carolina- i t t t a o i t i • i i # # t • • i • t i i l o a i i I o • a • 208 W . F lra t R I V E 'S G A R A G E tftoM th . fA L NOTICE. Half's li- H ha* morgd to old . | O b#. Oak Avgswa. Wood. FURNUH RO FIVE room bouts. All matter* roavaaleocXa. Good I D w A n S i h M W l M - location. Phono 1M-J. M II .H * .it# SST , 75 ft n» tie •l i f t -lift .It# .m .ill ••ft A lt IM .«•• T il HI Mft *t le t II II 111 41 111 i: «■ IS « SI 3ft 11 If M is !I it ]• II IS IT SI t t . , ii 3 ft Tft ii • If 51 11 tl I tft ill ill .•Oft IM 41 tl 147 10 ft SIS & ftO IM Ml 41 47 41 IT •1 II •• 11 41 •I IS ii 44 tl ST •1 ii H 17 15 11 11 Ift t» i: tl u II 511 IM it* 175 «•*» • 9ft -417 ts li f t ITS m 44 71 41 li i n • •ft «»* in IS# Itft >1 Jl S3 It 0 111 •t II ll< it: IS* ill IM 14 11 11 1! li ii 71 4 ft I ft • ft ft ,U ]■ i l 14 ii F o o t b a ll R e s u lts HIGH BCIIOGL Itoh.rt P. I.ee It. Tatlahae*** d. I jk . ertp III l^adnn d. Deal High (Trnnpu) Itl I'laal i'll* I. . . ., Port Pt*rr« It; Ida M.\FI*bdf rtnasn” »sscta' » ------ -... Kleelinm** di ICttatl* , T o - N ig h t — D oable Show — f l i l f a milUoa in hidden loot i too crimes C v ' H I I I mV V M M Id of • fto 9 A Ui• f l 1 ' V (EDGAR WALLACE ,d"t ' ru 8 TU A R T ERW IN POBUTBS BIUOB w e e n ie o l s n d b u p l i y B ia c ta and n b w Phong 617 l-»w. Dalter lit At M i h Ii i Ii It k ia r a r & la n b n ri til (Mil T * r* r—. » i * • ? * IStleiaitb,Ml r * M * i t * n » H * l X Drank erill* 11; Daaneflnn • • 1‘AlaUa * i W IUT usA X Juap It- f i r t i H I H X ■Kith *»ain «« I*;.mark# X Kme'IIU Tl: ' Mdnnl Dor* X W .m .r dtrOtonn X Dayiena flench l l SI* Augustin# X twfce Walri 1r Sabrina I. l a t i l u l 31: . Harrow a. a * . C *U *M * . Calhnltc |T. T>: ' Loyola (SalllMot* I X* I'aliaba tl|* KraXIn* X Inara Wnnl.yah 1*| Pt Ambron# X Klrkevlll* T m t i n H i l'*na Col. Ingn IMo ) ». Ilarthim i If: Dvnlrnl T. Capa UlrarAaao Teacher* Mi ■prlna Tear bar* t», Northwhetanr TaaHier* *1 Cantral Tenrbsr* X . St. IU »«lr t'a I*! Weal Tea** X tu h tn 1. C? I paai llonaioa . I l l Marin T h u T **i*h*ra T* Marrar Aasloa ,t»5 l-,on*nr* AsSla* • i 1 11 il 14 1 i W w a U t *i ,W 31 111 n i n t t t t i it f w w * wr rtTii r a O T S f t is r s ^ ts s : i » * . « Atm row i « « u » u i r o t a t t * jh r u m i w r - -- _ - raa* It*. H i t HTAl.TKIt I* OOOPKH, I’ lalatlri VS ItOIIKHT O. aLim ilhlfl, unmar­ ried. >1 »!.. Defendant*. H I T TO m w u i l TAX o steo n rtm r t n u r A T in u Tilt: KTATX n r TUm iDA TO; ItINIII HAMILTON TVI LUON. Care of U. a A. T. Hepublic. Brooklyn. leew York, IIAItHIKT PRRItTON WILSON, a ralaor. far# of Mr. Jama* Fraser tl*ors*tawn. South t'arolloA You and *arh of mu t n n*r*hr re**Ir*d tn uppaor lo Ih* mil of Complaint arulnat you and nthar d*f»*d*nt» In Ibl* caue#, at Ihe Court llnuaa at Hanford. Krmtnol* Counlr, Florida, on Monday, the tlh dar of Dacemhar, l»H . and In defnall » f auch appoarunro a Do­ rr** Pro Cotifaaan will ba eat*ret. aaalnat von Ih* aald ll l ’HH HAM* IL-roN WIIJtON; aald Rill of Comclaim filed for lH* forerlnanr* of ■tala and Coantr Tat Certificate asalnat lb* land aad premlara In aald Rill of Cnmnlatnt daecrtbcd. IT TU PCRTKKK nttDKUKD that tbla Ocdar ba ptbltahad once a week for four coneecnflv* weeba In the Sanford Herald, a mrttr. paner nuMlahed In Hanford. H*mloole f-onntr. piorida I M)NH mmd OTtnttldCT LhU 41»• nf 1143 ant aall *nt< puHl* *o*t*fT * I the from door * ( It * Canrt I In ' KanforA. Seminole . O Florida. Between *h* l*«*l Ml note, oa Monday IS* Alb Sa November. ItM. IM anna to ml* dair of tlila Court, Ibk fi In* deerrlbnd • prapartp ailaa Samlnol* Caonly. lTevMa, to I*ol M la Block I * f tb* I lanta Addition la , Bapl nor Ida, a pint whteB W carded la Mat * ° «b » a * I i t la tb* PuWS . linentda Kemlnnl* Couatr. PlarK-*s te s rw s r a & % sx a 1 n. S . WATSON . Spaatul Maat LLOYD V. HOYLB Itollrlior fur MpItllUL .. NOTicR o r u s iT s a -s »*«•■ Notice Is hereby siren that under AUGUSTA, Gd* N ot. 4—W ) en,l In puraumnee nf Ihgt rerteln U b o r leaden'tnd' cotton U tlllo rtnal rtserts ar larddtafmra'and ante mad* and eetnreW on the 11 day of mill* her* v b s n worker* ara on BeMembe I’,* *T ^tL-lfl*. In aim tty •trlkt, *nnoiinc«tl yualaWap they Ihe circuit t'ritft Inland for Ssmlnelt ileentiw riirtOn. tn Chaaesry, had rtaebkd s batld o f kctUkmtnt In a certain e*aumfti*c*lir pending o f I ha labor difficult!**, affect It* • herein SYa*Ii>J#> Itolwen waa v r. noFOidAK* plnlntlff. sad , W Y a r n dnd Anns n o il Monday. Labor mtn asld they rurlt nf lh« ah®#* *lfl#i* Court, P. Vnrn. hi* wtfX el nt. Were dsw on ronfldtnt workar* would ac­ (HRAla) . Hr: A* M WKKKR rial Uhstsr « f .WATCourt by estd cept tha Mttl*mrnt plan. n. r . decree aptwlnlkd.-eball » ff» r f»r HHV.II VI. WlfdBON esl* end nett as.suWlo, outcry be­ Hdtllrhnr f«ir Plaintiff. BABY ORDm t b RETURNBD fore ih* rront dnorVnf the Court in t h k r m r v r r r o m r in * jhi House In fUnfoni, Bemlnol* Oeusty, Vlnrldn. heused a Sha 1*1*1 hear* yon IK4IMOI.K r o i’NTr. r i 4 ) i NKWKIRK, Okla., Nor. d— M l of eal*. on u. nda/ lh* *tk dsr of 11»A. IN rtlANCKWr November, ISIS, the eame being a — To a mothar who alltyed her JAM KM i\ flinriH ('fimplatnant, tb* fallow. VH e- IIIK oeaciiuTB. *#■v baby daUfhtar^Wsa bald by a Pon­ •Itaat* la MAHTIIA O VOX. Hlng!#. T>«f#a S*nOnul* Cnultp.* nrOUJ l*-wlj ca City couple fee a dobt, Jud. v l**J t» of lull* t and; d of Baryar mtddOay • ordorad tha N o n e * o r i p k c i a l m a r t t u n Aulln'e Plr*t Ad ft • V.I8. . - - - . ------ rin end Ih* tnau Sr.Ht# I# h#r#tty glvrt that und#r StVH nr H«c.-li an<| hy virtu# « f a d##r#* of for#* II R. rl>>#ur# and t*fil# #nt#r#d 18 ih* above #lat#4 cauM. tli# #a»w# h#mg the **m* tn ba'a*1 deer**. T.rm ii ;(M a pmfpttllnc m forwrl### a tnitrfaiarn^ tkK iUdk Ird. 4*# »4»I>A#I,I ***** A- n m i. 1. John <1. leftf’itarcy. aa lilR#f#r )n r'hanpary, on ih* •Ih 4«y of l*#r#mb#t\ A. I>. 1tS3 COCNTS JOHNBON x , . - — hpipie* |h# flriL Ufthtliif In ilo y d r. n o rta Hnllrllur* for I'JgJhtlff. •aid month and a flat# Day «f ihi* I'oiiri aad a# l#gat •»!#• day. In fmni of I h# r»tiirl lloua# ftI 'Hmn* (ford, H#n*ln«l# Cnunly. Fl or i dwi l l «»ff#r for •#!#. and ##ll. In ih# high##! nod h#«i hldldfr for fifth. 4uri rut the Ugnt hour# of anI#, 11*' NnUr* In htrnhy eiekn (hat nnfnllttwlna d##rrlh#4 land# ftlluat#. „ (hak certain It'll*# '«»ru'* h#1na In fUmlnol# i ’wun* Art end by vlrlne d( I* ef nt foreclesur* fnreclesur* ty, Florida. an». mor* i»arllcillarljf amended f Inn] .decree • anu j end eale made and eelered nnlerod oa ths th* d#«rrlh#4 a# fnlli’Wt cl eh* r . A D. USX h! I,. I VI,, Id) nt niwk Nln* fit 1tlh day of Octahef Ihe llunonblt’ • ‘ Mtilaaa. nr a«llt^ ,.f Tier Vlv# I at of Hie Cttr of :• !*•* Jndue « f Ihe Mrrnil ___ .. Ha,lor<t VIorldB. eirordlhK In Twenty-third gndtetnl Circuit lq K It. TreffnnV* M»e of R»nand lor SsNInblu (County, riarlda, for*. »e *pvr plsi rXerded In In I'hnnrery, Uuly. recorded Is Ihe fh. Public lt,r..rd- nf H,mlnol» <»■tie* uf tha cinch si Ih* CtfeHIS I'ounljr, Vtorlit*. In !•(*( tJoob * Cnurt In and Cor anld Baminote No t. at pales »* lo if J r klurlda, W IDT IUX, I la Hlhal certain Tv rane Cseh Purrhssrr lo pay for ,'uuntr. ' -ahnrnta -line, ■'hernia --pendln* wharata-l 4##d „ ) Mabry Mnary tn in Ihn inn plain pininlUf and JOHN <1 LGONARUT. _‘lelda. A. Ilayanx m. mnen. ft|i»r(hI U n lrr In c?hanr#ry eir line Ihniaanty**' aa Trnnlnn# nf Do you know why tha wamt H. J Nil. the Hhlln. line - tusunsa aa Ohlloh Hnllcllor for romplalnanh welcome I She, haraoH, didn't. llaellet Church, hr* defendanta. iu tmr ciHrrrr coi-ht, tw x *- being man No. lid*. Ihn Bpnnlml H alltoils (bod breath), th* thihvs ______ jiftnciai. ciHrcrr. Mneler named ha Bald dnernn will in aun ron nnmuot.y: i-oi x -. nrr,r |H .ale and .nnll at pubUr. social fault no on* forgives, TY. rLoaiDA. IU (MSUrcer. 1nuirry in ihe highest and heat b M wag th* rwaaark Vri no one MADNOI.IA nr IftACIt. Coaiplaln- <Art tow rnah, tn frnal nf Ihn #nf. >Ivrn front dner of Ihn Court Houma n*«d hwro hoWo lid- OaryUng VS in thn City Ba»f»te. at tjr of oV >1 ___ , County J K 1>W IdOArifw lD#f#n4aw| flamIanI#, iiala U Florida, b#4w#«ft wfth Llsbrina Inifontly destroyi o h iik r o r p r i i u r » t f n i Hi# 1»gal hour# pf ^al# •• Moodaj mouth odors and chock* Infec­ flint T»f J r . D#lxkM#h, VtdMlU. n Ih# ftIh Lay* Of NONftftib#* A. D, cf (iRnrili l«il, th# atm* b#l»if a full day tion. Us* It daily. Recant teat* Toll ar* h4r«bt| ai*4 r#- and a lagal talftft d ir <4 ftftld Court. show that Uatorina promptly qulr»d) |o l»# and #pi*#ar upon ih# Ili# follnwlag d##rr1b#d prt)ft«rty 41h day nf |1«c#mb#r t i l l I© "ill# • tlaal#, lying andi Ih Iiir in wroiovercome, odor* ordinary onttHill of Coniplal.it T11#4 aaaln#l you nnl# t'uunty, Blata f f Florida, to* in th# aimy# #a||tl#4 rati Ik# and I wK; * , * toprlci can't bto* In 4 day*. ra a rt. Isol Tw#aty-«ilna f t ! ) of Bloch Lornbeet Pharma*of Company, Tb# Hanford Ktrtld li b#T#liy 4#'I T 1 of #ubdj tIibIrill of Houth *|iN'mal#4 a# |h# u«wagMp#r |n wtifrti fUnfnrd, ftanfofd Oraol. accdrd At. Louis, M o, U, S, A. Ib l «*rtl#f pthftll b# publl#B#4 f.ar In* lo plat Uiacoof r#oprd#4 «n fitiir runirPUl Ivt w##mft, Flat Doom 1. papa |« of Ih# W1tn#p# V K JViualRBo, CTIvrlt of l*ubllr ft#c#rdft of panilaoJft aatil I'lrrull Fuurl. ant. tfi# ufflrlal Couftty, Florftfn, , * a va l l b » r # u f t h is l t d fla y o f N u v # m . ih# unit to )>f m )A fn Aetordifiti bar A l\ 1111 with #nd I# oatlafp oald* d#ev#a v r, rHiriii.AHfl t#'i#rb> U. W HPKNCKJl BY A. M WFKKN <l» i'J Bparlfll Maalar In Chnncary (■KAIa) “ T. MtfLCAllI i m ' l b M t k i l 4myt flAMITKL A II WllsKlNHON V o m rkktskr H o l lr lt o r f o r F o m p t a ln a n i fltsllrlior# for Plaintiff. A lw a y s Left Out L IS T E R IN E / vM IL A M E PArk ^partmeutl^nocTrTe^rJ^ frigs ration ted* <U<1. Raaaooabl* .H o-Porg or D t e , Bprfnp rataa. ia r 4*11Tory p k p B a lw a MODERN Apartmenta. ahla. Tha Tasty shop. tub N. V ffto Monday for Maax Can Park Are. tb An X-Ray For Matore— No Paris Remored T flb Accurately Amount of Gas Used RESULTS 't - f u : u x ' -■*0 t -fee B illy ’s U n d e CO.T TO TVSL P o o r c x * c * O T y a ooicmvoRjR utttrs Xkjr T O U - TVkM J O O W A X l CA.VR. X O M T V a I & M H C ---------------------- - UJEUL.TVt POCTVMAAkMAMWMk EM v w C1UD t v o . VOETkAphtoVWA out M o e s -’ki FOU RENTi Altractipo f i n room bungalow la flat cutkdlUon, real rioae in, fine loot lion.r-Uarago apartment roomy and comfortabte, Very beet locatloft. Phots* TTXJ. FURNISnCD 4 rooms, 4 minutes Poet Office. Laweon. I l f Union. S A N TA CLAUS plana* s o to -U It thosld to waves* or trleyclea tbla Chriittna*, w* to rs a toauUful aasortmaat at pytoda that will eurprta* yes. (A anaU diptdlt will told aay plea* until waated) ie-e o ow O M 4 C H ! S5& TOtNter lVnAUC, m m o �Fair teolght u d Tuesday. at thoJfch slightly colder tooijhU. AN INDUFgWqENT Da U.Y NEWSPAPER Member AmocllM Pr “ T ex” Guindn, Club Queen, Dies A t Vancquve r, Fa rFrom HauntsSkeKhew Well,Loved Jap W ar PlanesSeen Over Soviet States River Rouge Workers MtTo Feel Piftch Of ’Move To BrfngFirm Ip LineOnNRACode UETROIT, Nov. 6.— (A.P.) —Jtalf. of tho men employed At the Ford Motor Company’s JUver Rouge plant here were laid off £ j|*r in accordance with a recant company an­ nouncement that, It planned to bring t (g average w o r k in g hours within the N R A code of SB h^ura A week.* declaring that Officials, wf............ " H a lf t her atari a r t balng laid o ff." dM not g iv e the asset figures a* Is tha- total employmvnl in' the giant. Lost waak they sabl prob­ ably M M W««dd ba laid o ff pot* M far savaa days. The last ofIflrUJ figu re given by the rorrfw a y fo r Its total employment at IMt plant some weeks ago was 4AJM0. I t 'T r a s ^ s U U d '’ tlvst 'when the Vf r t j s i hourk o f the men laid o ff today b a n been brought within IM rep letion* o f the auto r-wir tha r*«t n f the emnloye* will be g la m a similar layoff. ■fta raoovsrv admlntslraib>n ve*. tarilay bald out to the Font Molar Co, it1 Wav tv avoid laying n ff Its tboWaands o f worksrs seven day* PrW Flva Centa HANFORD, FLORIDA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 19M M OSCOW. Nn». fl. - / i P i A Soviet T t lf f r ip h iif H t y ill*patch from Vlsrivnstok rwpn't* that a squadron of Japslinc military alrplanr* flew itovrr •oriel territory Nov. .1 . Tltt- tlispatch M id the piano* pcivtm w ed the tovlet to a depth of from IV to ZO mile* In tho v i­ cinity of the w rit bank o f the G olf o f Amur ahd were sighted over four aovlet village*, name­ ly Slorianka, llarabash, M.vramnrnay* and Ovchlnmokovit. NUMBER H Strike Situation Is Seething Tempest • n> Made LibyanGovernor By King WhoPlaces Mussolini A t Head OfNovy.AirBureaus HOME, Nov. </P) —King Vlc- TV, ( W H ta lr * r m i l The farm strike situation was a ire th ln i tem peit today with troop* standing by in Iowa awaiting a call to anni ai Gen­ eral Hugh S. Johnvan .Recov­ ery Admlnivtrator turned to hi* Middle-Weat ipeaVIn.* tour One farm picket was killed and several were Injured yesfardsr near Dakota City. Neo. when an automobile crashed into a truck farmers were dumping. There was a bright spot In the picture, however, where John D. Moore, technical advisor <'f the National Labor Board said he hoped that instead o f a genei■1 anthracite coal strike In Pennsylvania, all miners would be bark on their Joes. Doubt Over Future Of U.S.MonetnryI*oIicy; Believed To BeIJnck O f Market’s Action. LONDON. Nov. n—(A.P.)" LOCAL OFFICERS OKEY STATE-WIDE SAFETY DRIVE Coughlin Okeys N R A , Hits At P r e s e n t Currency S e t-tl P EducationalCampaign To Be ConductedFor ^M otorist's B e n efit ParlyGhiefHLm.lt W i Interest On Kcsi O f Day’s Klectloi Senator Rays BUyNow Drive Is Failing To Show Any .Progress 2nd Lesson InScouting To Be Given Tonight i W L th * Ford Company assertion p J fK 1**■ /don't want to do U but P a p worth Appoints Trade ItodyCommittee The *eeniid o f a series o f rdu ...f p,«litivwl sentiment, rational le«*i n* on tiny Si o j While tho reta il* >’ t 1 work will l-e presented * 1 llw Ar ||y hl'lHkfaU'il i‘l(H turn* ltlek> ci/fr « f Trrwp No. ID have any grm l r lfir i •.•> ih»* on HanTnM Avrnm* tonight » t 7:30 r|1^ p<ilit i«nI jiirtu-* , D m o’ lock. I f thr Irtt'etirtg gats under Hnr| ({pjiyhl r iil I* h • •• wav on Hmr, it will ht adjoin m l ^hat ovrrttirn* m vhiumj* „t ll V o 'c lo c k . it was stated. b„ r . ......... 1»'< Thursday night, about I" , h* l!>34 rung ■er-hu.nl p#TFon», including D v worn* nf iloh>. 1 i l i i |nw requires it.” Hugh 8. l a i n t n . tha industrial administra­ to r,. yesterday replied that the >«W k .M . reason for Ik . la v 'dff wk* robgble the lay’ J aaaicmal decline In production. -|rat that: tfltfrir tha1 hflflffifrtfNlo htHr'— K r i r rHlfTPT Tftl'...... c W ill be guwf L) conaider an sscept M (to tba efd a ) parmltllog him Ik eonlluti* tKam all In employm e n i“ Smut Inventive II. N 'trown ' l l ;n4 n| vthum *rr l » . o i - > « l tif Orlando and Itrv. Martin J.12 aFtiRliir*. 17 i»f » i ' mi * 1 Drum o f S «n foid i*rgin iiifttrnrt |> bliran- ,t oh I ■»» - h itig imienlK an«l frioml* o f boys' Any niff** fhj»i 111,1*4.5 *.■n * on wh*l i* rvi'iim d o f )»ro«p erlivr! litital contn.l «.J t.*v unit Mayor V, A. Speer t"dn\ an . Despite the recovery admlnatra- not need that be wiii iaam* n »*<••• II' \ iifl irt? TuCRtiHy- political 11 lamation lamnrmw, urging (loci’a o ffe r to "consider an r i Ilu pi |it fp.iria |Am io i ttri' tii |.i *11) , in11y an11t-r* rjinJutiii I's baptlan" If Hanry Ford wl*hv» to liiMmi“'A houses in SadHUil v i ■ i i n t o IF 1 'it | o ' 1« J ofn t •b* j, :if-|tuiTiiti'iil 11 .i U m * lin t rinse tlhuli «iiiui- ntl <i«s i'1'1 *• aAd/idon his announced plan of 'ati Ku< «n u mi ifiWr^ .............................. unlay In perinii owner* and t-ni oi ir rrquiir t layoffs to conform with NHA auto piny era an oppuit unity to ubaer'*’ 1 # ' ' f or T 1*ti 11* t f *»""1*»n t* t»t 111 j The it a 11*1* v11 tin g t»n v• ,«> cqfa work -hou rs, ’ tb* company, Arm is'lire Day. «t . all I f »\ * fon irM »»« **''|"ir** Ohio, lVnh**> vann. 1*1 ill, Tffnl. rfaw.i rank Will lucky. North «nd ^ 1O1 t a wltbout replying to the offer la*l Ills aunm nr«*in*'iil mme diiii**,r Mirntt foi nguin hrrllb- » ‘ i*d Mnthrrr of Only thin* . f it. ... ,1 1 night went ahead with plan* In a meet mg nf t he t 'umiiitereial A pot tba layoffs Into effect. l i v i l i e s ( :in m n iM .e e n f (I n Ira I IhmIj Memher- of this fHinmil I■*' had unaniiiitiusly gun*' on im m l urging that the Mayor »*- ■" uth a* proclamation Further, lb- rnimuittee ii|i)»«alrd MOSCOW. Nov *1 i/l% Sen \o all farmers and other employ hatnynma, veteran Japanese Del era to make every e/foH to pna ) h tviii, died yr*lviflx v lie » » * o ff employee* on Friday *0 that they might d<» their • iual Satuf- the oldftat member «»f lh« prrai Hnmi nf the exet 1 1iv»• r*imiiiitt»*e • William Griffis, of Okecthobee. dgy shopping on that date. >ta4« tag Inspoctor for tbs East The Hanford Atlantic National nf the Cnnimunint liilernatmnale Cmrfr.i district, was In Sanford Dank will t># closed all day sinr** anti the organizer o f III** prole­ M d A i . “ c to d d a g tut" w. II. Armixtice Day i* the nnly pal ion tarian movement In Japan. Schmidt as local ticesno tag desl- wide holiday which has been rec­ A t TT O R A C K BTAHTF.II O ILS tr , [ preparatory to transferring ognised by th* Congress. tlM records and uasold tags in H w a« Irarnrd today that n ma­ I.HH ANCiFILES. Nov n. f/p>~ tbs office o f CougfJ Ta> Collec­ jority o f business houses will »r Fr»-d J. Wagner. 07. veteran nut* main open for hux^icsx on Arnns* tor Join D. Jlnkfri* from whom rare starter and known *m almost ill tags Oft to ba purchased after lice Day. Decision prtdiahly ivill every major motor aT»eedway In be r*ached later in thr wrek from the United States, died in th»NtV. ID. ,J Bale o f 1M4 t* r » begins fn all indirationx. for aotne mer­ Covin* ho*pita) yeaterdav lie * e Dae, 1. M E GrtMli reminded the chant! are loath to shut their )M»m in Covingtwn, KV. and Imotoring public as he briefly re- diHirs on the one day o f the week survived hy hia widow. M u Nan-) which brings them most nf thelid am d tba 1M4 costs for lag* Wagner, earninfa. J faaoangtc ear lag prices for the t a v f r t r will ba as fallows: C an W W X lag M M pound, or laas. garb aa A — tins ami some Modal * r I M a , * U t *a™ weighing SOM pound. down to 20M pounds, such aa Chrrrolats, Fords, Flymonths aad other light walgbt fa re, 110; care weighing 4060 pan ad* down to 0061 pounds, such M f 'Baleks, OreHams, and Rooa. U l l care weigRlag 4060 pounds Tag Inspector Here To Assist Transfer OtTagaTo Jinkins tI.]iiiintrmaiit nf the I^ glaU V '® Conm iitlir of (hr HrnOnclit County C h tm ltr of Com m trci fo r re-ddeol f 1 his rural rt»mmunlty Ihr r.rw yrmr hat Just bran a l ­ tn 1 h* Ih ii'f River, the Senator ii iitnrnl uy Harry M I’apworth, •I*eI* 1 * •t ilu “ buy now'' campaign Irian** hod) hr an. w it - ' in fnrt, ir ■♦’ding." 1 »r fn m m iltw 'i d^tlat Infblva " I bo -ales volume shown by •**- kivnink lh^ trad« body In tourn j j h ^’rtitrol Rn.l Btatr jM'ilw, h 1 onl iiiuih I, " is signtfi | a*IT* ting this community or.I lit « unity uiiU\iuable. There, |a t*<*i ) fW M d b ■* • - » - a . W- L.tpt Him 1* 1Iimo one reason foi j Mo* * riled S titra f ’ hombri »«f M' It <i I hi1 ( ••til Milling reason is J C •iiounu ircrn lly anno i irr I fli iv H h Its (i eon f i oni I he | Vital 1 v* ill have spgrifd Ini i:inn | *1 hi tin National legislation* ! *r ( >1 ..on.. . 1 on Cage Three) . «ii tuny of (he ’oral nm r.i II 'O IIRIIKHKLH pRelgium, Nov. CJ.— 1 u 111,<», ili« next few weeks Frcmicr Count de Br.M|u**vill» ndJ Till' new cjinnilttro !■ is fill- iPesa'ng the Calhollr congrea 1 yei' h-v*ri t It. VViisori, 1 1 rhaiin u i , ttrday, *ald that ” lhe inter*iatlon| It V 1lairies, « . am e-ehair inau, L •il *ltiiatiou Is a Imust tha laina lh**sF i<r!i ; I FI* * If Holland I Iran* (j. A tit ns hi DdCt, hut Ilrlgiuin awaita 1 t *1l"m V A thoigitias, II V 1li event a calm and with firmne «■ [ lb *»• I t, Dumas ,C \\ Hnla j “ Hr Igin »ti wii II ile fend h trtelf ax | tin *1it r , *V. II . II a i11 a*a, K h 1 II1»u * 'i t. 11*14. Her whole territory will ‘ bidder J 11 *, [1 Jink ins, II J I .ala- ] tn lie fended," man, Jilin Metsch, Sr,, J J I ’ar-i r 1 It, J I*. Sharon, V. A S|o*e'f f ar»| M in Nona W'ylly. WTSMTON-MAUCM, N (-, Norf» .Mra. A J. Hpa ugh, (H, wax killed ia*l night when the w i i hit h) a car driven by C’ ,C. Haunder*. wlm w i i held under |3,00Q bond «mi a charge of mantiaughter tithough (MilIce >ald that hr appar­ ently had been driving at a moth­ I iti’ ik* •»f llikfii Spiltlga, fta le j er ale rate of xpeed. • Ini' titan th»- A m* i n an he Plans Complete For En tertainment Of High Masonic Head MW over. 6 * . f Tho price o f tago for tnicko haa haah i t f - r - * oouolderably. Mr. Oriffta llatod. beginning with a soioo' cf to cento per hundred w e tf* - No u g. oRKor for p.srenn r or track. I* to be said ot lore tho. 46. Including . U g for aa ." lo o k 10^ i t f t t i * mm a x s a m b ly o f fi..ii P ii IiIh Sufi’i ) i ommitte*'' hip I HF.AN CRO P F R O F IT A B L K mid prominent Coa*t Line o ffi j tin I Mr Franka' a t •%d *w» alnnp S A N FRANCISCO . Nov <L— *nf»*\ line* havt tlr«v\ri allentiofi )d% < aJifornia'a bean crop ix •........ mi) part* of lh« iiaDori* He bringing 112,700,000 to grower* i ii'lely known in bile Legion I in* year, nearly $&,000,000 more tit*' , lint trig been t mm* * up f o r » ihnfi in 1,X i2t extimites Frank L. Om* h<<•iti• i< nf Slate ' *niimarider I -><•»!-. agricultural economist. •i i» i i*rrftt ineHitig D ELHI. N. Y.. N..v fl -{.V) IS mper production and rlaing iM r i a|Mriikrra will lir George Keprrtenlatlva John D Clarke i l l pfirea are reapunaihie. O f a tula I » t: *111nn o f Tampa, inapt Line N Y.|, was instantly hi]]*.1 n>ar I ’ lilted States productipfj of 10;f t it Hi iii«,»ter there, John Senkarik here last night in an sutomnbil* 777,000 bagft of 100 pounds each* .» y ''tn in nit High School, Hay ir rld ta t. California has 3,014*000 bags -»*id Monaalvatge, Jr of Junior Hii*b School. T L Diimai^ aa him man and H K. Join * nr \ iif the JackaotiviB* d u ll let * iy Committee, H a m M I’ap h and Karl l^*hmanri **f the n* y trade Irndy W IN T E R H A V E N . Nov. • Man mg and a aortal hour will * iImu thf^xpeaking and other en- T b , grapefruit movrnirnt to dale Its, l , . n unusually heavy, ar urd a ion tent program I iiai the puhllr xho».ld reaputld trig tn an analysis of the ship In attending thix meeting ia a nirnt, by A. M I’ratt. manager o f *l»* sight which haa many advo- thr clearing bouse. Grapefruit Movement In State To Date 40 Percent Heavier Than It Should Be "Grapefruit shipment*, aa com |>*rr>I to thr last 10 yeara,” said Mr I’ rmtt, "are 40 percent heav­ ier than they should be. During the last 10 ysa n . up to Oct. tv Fin rid* has shipped en a venture of lll.fl percent of ite total grapafroi) crop. I belie** any shipper In Florida will agree that there will not be shipped over 17,000 rata by prtoo |hare a dulwego is fe r t-J f<W treat tho south and eaolcrc shureo a a d |m Of Lake Okeechobee , , foi tl.iaj M re la oMsnn. with noro thg.i HXi uf van sad there i p b v forw ard with.it the I ora, • rail, boat, end truck this season; 10Jt pereent o f 17,000 care would bo IflQJ care, whereas tha total Wave maul through Oct. 29. this season. Including truck s a l prop­ er proportion of ml sod. Is 10>0 care, ar 711 ears In ssreae o f wor­ ms], based Bn the last 10 ywaim. la ether yards, to Oct. 2 » this year wa have shipped IS percent eg ear total Mason's estimated “ * » . aal Goldsboro Streetm Are Now Being Rebuilt Long needed Inipiwwrmotiia; to xtroati, allevs. and di»rh. "■ Goldsboro district nn* -*1 ... bring eomplsUd by • force o f 'v rlfu w ro liif work*™ who «r * umior tho direction of C ity T’ srk* Fi.prrlnt tsndsnt James Muucbtnn D*sri-fiwi sod ullirr streets ir s twin* grndrrt mid widen, I to a width of Zb fret; nil. V 'H i'S » 1 » bring cleared of t»i**l» *e * itfu*U •ml made pa**nblr. in i many yards of new drsinsts" .lii, t»e* sro bring dug which will entry o ff water that u * ’stty *lni'*l* fo r days after even n .t ,*l • i mi Whsn thi* proj . , 1 f |,l>tcd, Ooldabero will *Tiivi •!■*«•!( im­ proved by at l**"*' I"*1 p* nVnt* it is reported, with lemovnl o f breeding places for iiinlsiiti' eio*» qultoes as a highlight nf <h. worM r it y rrews also are c l'a tile r arft grading the eitrnsion of I'ypreag, Tins, Chapman, snd U l r r i r i t Avenusa from Karon.I Street (X First Btraet. When the s»pha)t paving on Ea*t First Street from Kanfonl Avenue tn the M syfalt Hotel Was completed, fund* for the astansioni were laehinc Hini# then weeds and vine* have iq.rred thesa roadway*, 1nt|«-iiitc fa ll Iraval as well a* iirevsnlInj; lljw natural flow o f rain wnleji f r o » Second Street toward tbp lake. C A R O L IN A I.A W T E R K IL L E D C H A R L O TT E . N C.„ Nov. 0.— J. E. Woolsnl,- 40. lawyer, wag killed last night when hi* aubs, mobiik Collided with a .qsrlilM driven by K. U Watt*. al*o o f this city. lay’sWeathcr FLORIDA SlaClea It'S ■ANroRI) aelurflsr T ■ANPOKU Ouader 41 Apalschlrot*' - tl Iter lew . — Wwalls _____ _ , Fort Isudsrdsla Pert H u n - -......... — Perl Pierce .. — (laiassvllla ........... Ksr w*st sr Miami --------------it Asgaota ________ JL 44 ' to Mseea ------------- - _ . (i , Oereaaah-------------- 00 Tneasasellls -------- to s—It brer ralotall re Cleg I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 4-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 04, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/927079b3a7053f1701c7a76e440801bd.pdf 8635ce15ab0eaf5135b2748c359b5c78 PDF Text Text * 1 sa nfo r d , Flo r id a , Fr id a y , No ve m ber a, in s Removal O f Prohibition Law Placed At Top O f Legislative _ _ —~ • . aw _ ’ NEW TORE, N ov. » — William Randolph Hoaret »■ * » deportment ator* y«uterd*y « * cussod tha national recover* P®llc l« l i d l l N t « ■ M w p a lf n r t lM M lU , 1 II m In C o m p le t e A c c o r d Ha aald the low would trail to (Continued On P a n Three) FORDHAS OKEYED VANDALS YANK NRA LABOR PLAN,'HUEY LONG NAME STATES WAGNER!OFF NEW BRIDGE qurttion la that Pronldcnt Qrau lacks tha' f a r * it pcbllq opinion n a n m ry to roram Cuba." . Reoewed terrorism had tbla nattewb narraa Jangling teat nlfht oa-Mendteta, laadar of tba power­ M a n u f a c t u r e r s * R e p l y ful natlonallit union itUl third T o M en T erm ed A a tw a*'from tba prprialonal praalra. * __a*#___ a L U W lla tka A ccep tan ce P r o o f e ar Tgaoday nlthfa dlaaa. bomfalnn would be repeated teal nlrbt, tha nationalist* were urging Maud lata not to "commit political auWda“ Mf .taking o w 8SB&' In c id e n t Is WASHINGTON’. Na®. S . - H V dlr.ilon of oplMi. n within Inilua- itaalf, a frankly skeptical atud* on the p- i <*t labor ami lb® 1*rated deter minalhm of the vernmem ltvt to roll* no par» ipation, au w tels.-n and veto wrl over In lurtry, aa provided the roctirc , rodrt. yretcnley ludrd the fauna uf the Swopa m.. . Advanced j: Gcreri Swop®, •aidant of ’I.* ticn.-ral Elaatrl* mrany and until W«-V»eday a M t e E m p lo y m e n t U n s o lv e d Is la n d W a lla c e N ot A ffa ir m®. tm t t ) CUy M . V Tni Uw first » » r Secretary Ickea. the pahllc work* admlnletretar, eiplalnad that the year of grace waa grant-, ed »o a> “not la emharnae the car­ rier. at thie time hy further Im­ mediate commitments." The names of tha roads which will pari lei pats In tha W 1 .00* .000 loan* were not available at tha (Centlnaad On Page Three) L. C. Tyler, of Kle.immee, but o f gatbnring .drat hand a property owner iu this c 'y, I* mritpwi'e — —— ® fron. deep and painful hums which BHanuntM on jmeaaanry improve- tbo tieldm of the fl-et UbUl he meetved last week while pie­ receipt lagued at the CUy llall paring to co’er a roof with a com­ since Wednesday rnon ing wlu-i ■pur year, the committee decided (he book* were officially opened position (notarial which requlre.1 healing before use. ( a place tha BL Jehne-Indian Blg- tft th® collection of 'siea. * In some manner, flam ** »n*t gr. canal pruiatt ai tk* head of tha *, Harriett 8. Bos... Iter, Mag£ up from the small blase Which he flat of obUativa®. Reports made Avenus. ws. the »e>ond perIndicated .that progress la being •on to pay lOUd taxav, while Mis. had started In heat the product, Ipade towprd tho construction of Wallace W. Wright, Hellenvllle and in an instant his far* and |kyn CMAAI. * Avenue, holds the thlr.l receipt hands were seared. Treatment was given him within a fow minutes • Frogreot ale# waa reported lr after the accidentthe matter o f out-offa on the rl*Sr Sanford * r between C l..'- :- nnd lako -**" KARRAUT WARN8 FRANCK 'George. Final completion of thoo* itUt-offl wlU bring JacksoorlUe - j— W illia m H PARIS. Now* !.-(* • > - Premier . . •igach nearer the city, and the Barraut today warned parliament / h lr p iu n e teach le to bo undertaken soon by that “Fren:h destiny” is at stake! Dbo W ar Department. V. A. WilUer y jA f'Id t e t H- M. Papwerth ha. In a , mlnlqtorlal declaration exled- Umt th* Commit!t* promtng •' “p^slonaU w iir for *r. left Jaekson al for the m w year it aa a completely balanced budget, lie e/noon hy airy declared for n strong teriff de- ton. Itilladelph man P. T. Williams. U D. fenea, a large public work* pro- City on n buelr o f AltamoaU and II. B. gram and a solution for the tea-, end within a wi f Geerva aa rMa^halrmn i, nogtk trial* hr gunatal measures. | In WaeWngtj t he ex parte to E. Allen. P. K. Aaderson, ( confer with C ngressman Merk Wikua. la « « lection with Ihs nqiulug of ^au ird u an air mall CHICAGO, No*., k-— 1* 7—T»e *tep ^i»rlng|the •Inter menths lie World’s Pair offWlal* decided to- will rep.teagl be trade body In day ta bald tte exposition over’ this connttelw M vlce-chairmsn Committee. f«x m d . •i f f ) u N W # Sft*u aTu. Utl# of an li lew* tte secoi act. Tte son “ Old Black Ji UP Light I ' Hocee” are h After a 10 which begins • ,li.J>*r- tn two acta I, life af tte AQ Ulea U ^ u M !te *V r Ogd duo® la • 'MthfU •gram opeaa with’ i i 4 i Iu to te foill tte Juauallo girl* it^tUoin t o ' b i / l . v o ld - r d M W a s Is N egro A s It C h aracter H | A lw a y s M a r v «e l< P ic tu re d FEANClB CO,, filar. I Western gore more and Adminis­ trate nafnelals In an effort to lift farm prices ran Into difficulty ta­ ilsy end BecraWiT Wallaea aarouncad that plaas to thli ead would not be ready before lomoriPW. • - F a are fuKknx tha’ It l» not Women’s GroupsTo qalha as slmois to work uul dsta'ls at tha plaa an It. first seemed,” ha Plan ReceptionFor said. /Another bombing marked farm SpeakereOn Friday ^triko violence Ir Wlicons n y*aThe Raeford Womans’ Club, ine tsrday and pickatlng began anew ia MlnneaoU, Iowa and South Da­ Baitford Garden Clubs, and the kota. aa tendsre la lame warped A fr ic a n , hag km ^u*l|lar* ^>1 handle tha a«*lgaaseata -■ attending th* receptlag herei neat ne*t .anted to Praalleat Saomvalt yeahr Iday noon for Mi*. Arthur P(!• inlay to flta Bldwrat governor* I Cummer, ef Ja.bv,nvilte Stale *rf mat. * 1rhslrmsn of the new -Mobilisa­ Several «tr<kers wars arreatad la tion fur Human Ityads” movonwnt. .-aadelda dlao.xerr In Waarau The effalr, sp.msnre.1 hy the county, Wlaeoiu n, and Sheriff trade body’* Worne*’* Olvk f.im- broaenwatter augmented his )••> I mlltee, ia the only one of it* kind guard to jiU v i oif a reported at­ ! scheduled for Central florlue at tempt U fre* Ih- prleonera. I this lime. The speukars mcluder Peaceful plcki ting was repolled I Mrs Ruth Atkinson. .»f TaUshaatre. Florida Commissioner, of Public Welfare) Mrs. WUtU M- u several eou'ity group* tn g »rd lull of Jacksonville, chairman of he highway*- The sudden turn to the Florida Walfair Board, and picketing wu* vmsxrwctsd, in view , Waller Wllsur Wash ngton. of the UM ttlbi of IMlo Bene na­ member of the Fair Iky Welfare tional etrite loudor, that the Associativa •* Amr-'ca. movement was “Inactively sus­ | Ths Woman’* U u i will have pended,” ponding *te govomors’ . i halfe of tba lunch.on. starling conference w k i ; TreeIdent Roo»e■ at 12:30 • ‘clock; tbs lisrdin illubo volt. . will be responelhlr for the dwcora-| ' t ons, end the Auao.ery will serve I as a hoaptlaltty coiomittee to wsl. come the speakers ond.thorn al­ E. E. Bludworth, chairman of f lending the luncheon frrig oultte Commercial ActlvHioa Com­ , uf-lown. r Those deUlls »e r - completed at mittee af tbs SemlMte County . • Women's Civic Ccinmittoe meet­ Chamber af Commecea has »n ing yeeterday aflemooa, presided nounced that there will ba an Im­ portant meeting •* Mb aammlt'se i <>vvr h, Mrs W. L. Morgan.1 > Depository hose* in which the at the Clt. llall Maaeteg after’ ’ ' 1 people of Ihle -min’y will be In­ vtted to place clolnlvr. shoea, aad other article* that eie u s i b for the B0O<V will he placed at fsur 11 re teal* polnU n this cite negt Tonigdit • I f Ms at tba T ask S irM is x iW visit Sanford In the K i s s i m m e e M a n . l s 1 s t T o P m y I9 3 3 T m x *sH e re . WHb advance ticket aaled tedleating a capacity audlcnrv, •mamtern of tba Elba Auxiliary af Booford Lodge Na. Ibdl. thie afternoon .completed stage prspsrstloss god oUtec details alterullrxi tha preaeatlallTTi at tte 0>tg Hall to1 Says As S i m p l e F irs t Relief Council Has Distributed Nearly 4200Pounds()fPork . ^ rL. »• CONFERENCE FOR MAN WHO T O FARM RELIEF IS SAN FRANCISC IN DIFFICULTIES QUAKEJS DEA M y ste ry A lo n g W it h Lon g i«w ( WASHINGTON. Nor. l L - ( W ) Tba public worka adihlBUtratloa l«at nlaht allote-l tlW.OOO.OOO to railroad* for tba purchase of ataal Ala* tbla: ralla and for eat*U»iee railroad “ Frankly, M». Heaift, Bloaaarnnotrrrtlon, thua eaterlng a now IngdaWa doMO'i Ilka that aUU* field In Ita atforta to provl« am- m at, aar 4a wn Uka.ttm tenor aI pteymvnt. Tho ooro of *51.000JKK) arai oat aside for purchase of 1,000,000 tons of n«w rulla and *00.000 tons of fattening* In-ludlng apihoa aad Meats. • ' , fl Tba ressalnder of tha hufa loan WASHINGTON, N o ® . 8.— SHRKVF.PORT. La, Nor. 3.— ItifTrrenre of opinion within Henry Fonl, In hl» reply to tbo| (/|>>_Tbe question “who yanked du>Vy Itself wai iwrnlcd In demand* of atrikrr* at hla Edge-, the name* of lluey P. Ixmf and (Ootlniad On Page Three) Water, N. J., plant, han clearly o. K. Allen off the Red Rle®r recognised the principle of collar- BridgeT” yesterday took IU place t|*» bargaining. Chairman Robert |*~.i.le tha mystery of “who »ocked j, Wanner, of the National Labor the senator on l-ong Inland 7 Board »ald la«l night. | Police reporter* chronicled the • He said the incident woe proof. hH.lye Incident na "an unsolved that Fonl wa* willing to accept mystery" ye«terday morning urher the term* of the National Rec.v. of mallrious mWrhlel •ry Act insofar a* they pertainrd ayalnat Ifl eltlsrn* of Cad Of tha nearly dO>vt poumli of to the right of workerato bargain ( ^ , „ rt, hl.. were diepork which eras ivo 'ved here on with employee®. ^ (ar Uck , ( evidence . * 'FWd. only automobile “ hT IB had be*n arnwted Wed turer who ha. not atgnrd the Inmld-night after a group ol r:flM mem he. As ml nota Coun­ Command, hkld at o t i I' i “ blighting aff*«t •* N * A P°** ky" brought this , qoaatlou fr® « Bloomlngdak’i i “N«w. booeetlyi Mr. Haora*, don’t Too think that at • critical Um* Uka this an should all pall together1” ' ' .) UNIONTOWN, Pa, Nov. n. W i—Hlx mea urhu speak wltk lh» • spvrienoe af'years af gn.l*.yround tool clgg ng will dig ihcir Sunday beet today far a ter mu. lath with President Raotrvrli •tout tte trouble* that ar® kw|. doa® hy later provided through lag more thaa.iu.000 of (bow com- the Federal Unemployment Belief radcs Idle la R.ulkar* Ppunsyltenia. j . Tteoa altendlsg yeatevday a meeting were: Mr* f O. Chase, Jr, Mra. fulls* D.ogfelder, Mrs. BA n r F A tU i S’ KTORIRS Peuri Haaaell, Mr*. 8 E- f*M *. L COLUMBIA, M o, N®e. ip-d/P) Mrs. P. R. MUcteU. Mr*. Hates T. — A doll ire bb hand, S-yvar-olJ Mare*. Mrs. W. U Uortau. Mr*. Harold Cunolngham riU .U J ite a Rex Packard, Mrs. A. B. Peek, viadow sill yuolvrday. T te artecn Mrs. W. R. Watena. Mlm Mary gave way aad lbs child tumbled Dighleo. Miss Josephine Yai’mU. thro* floors I * tte gragid. A tec- •ad Dr. Elliateth Tracy. rifted grandmother found him a fkw mvaonts later, brulaad but T 'H K U rrO H attenria* uahurt, ruefully uxam- ■ttench the hamlag thlret la throat, t • * i laia the ti-.r ®t*a1bpfl s t m l H SUl. H * u * r M i hd ras rgrtala WHk hr himself or nla rasoe would gekj him credit. But the bart.ode- was obdurate hill showed ths color of hla tautey. Mid refused to w.'t as much as tba oottom of s guns ertth gin unloaq , a , s , T * * ) It.1 (Continued n On Fpg® K n t g h U T e m p la r H e ld A rriv e s For { M e e tin g . Past Grand Ciunmaeilrr R u r y O. Bnow, of Tnmpa, and mafohoru of hit staff srrivsd la lot* this sJUrpoon to Se greetsd by a group af KnlgaU Ikpaplar from Sanford aad Ortaado, aad to maks ready for kls laapactloa of Taglor Commaadory Na. tt aad Ollvot Commandsry No.-4 af OrUndo, ochodulod tar tha Ma­ sonic Tampls at TilO o'clock to­ night. ' Heyward Walter, commaador of Taylor Commandary, alrwady bad Invited all Knights Tsmptey In this attend tonight’e. cutaioonyj Issued hla InvilaUoa tad* minding these ulanalag (p that they should do so j they have ualferma or oat. dMade For Furniture Donatiotui Used In Girl ScoutHeadquarter* & r r s ,: MitcteU, Maria* R IP tlR T R 'O l •J- • . . ■— W|Uh j\ hi a i l 'i v n �tV- ,« y, ■ A complete outline and forecast o f wnat the next sesakttof Congraee proposes -to do In the matter o f rv« dialing the'New York Stock Exchange (and the other 24 exchanges tn the eoualnt) is presented in the current -Collier’a Weekly ^qhn ^T. Fjvnrj, El*v**er *° Ferdinand Pecora , BryMn A H i i a MOVED "W hit* man youfalt U ttor fix ’ "The^m oca^cnange i?*iSout*fco be (JtselpHhed," deKtaa that threat failed to n » n fesrfpoat So BUI graape I /the i H r. Its .'uffad sad he e »d W blew Wifh alls fine* mighty -,u« h* ear­ ned oat hls'th/ss^ * t <i, .JPewP f*«M Iha.asr, the eailiar, Aade to bring the .New York Exchange and all the oilier aWuVKy e m a a g ti tinder the rAgulatkib and control of gov­ ernment authority. "FhdvjU wfulaOpn of the exchange^ la m i hjevitable gap. { Jt is .imppMlhle f a r a atate to Rgulfte ad cxchinkeThe exchange can move away. Fedrr/tl regiyallon Is the ohly kind which can be effective.. To bring tills about, ilie pfdvfdlojut of the Interstate Commerce law end the postal lidtlone will be invoked. “The national government already exercises Immense ers nver rOeculption in grain and the exchanges where it 4 pfset The governors of thef Stock Exchange can go (he books bBiT private accounts o f any atoek broker to stigate his affair*. Noiy It *UT Be propoddd to give this dated. »ht *hoJ. M d ih i. : V f '•'fish gjd,n hoar, I uni# did■it sbh to g « *o rough." ho Hid ajw fajsttallr, “ stokes ,sliVf, If l ain't'went *nJ dans ftvkh# a ntoi* ter •drS.'*' ■ k ‘ • Outelda gill rtur.-l si'ora- wryckm s . gtsa; crmf-iion building* j ; ‘^ is V d y , I d V i ktww rush avrs1' •UsAHa,? b« mumbled to a pairing j*>li£* dfrieSr, Folk* triad to tall Hill on enrthutiakd arid M l th* lug b » give the ' . i t caused the dIin ter. But for T t jlrsA Bill rafeatr-ed • unco*. At present brokers act aa commlsalon egents «!awiL 1 a twisting ‘ U etntiky Sod the exd aa a * ".'If margin trading end short selling sre,ended, whet will became of the stock exchange? , The simple truth is that no eliborate and Ifttflcatd ihe»3i*ttfsm is Mqulred for nT t iv ^ m ln . n ^ e In ° th" uurelx InveelITJPnt purposes. The grelt bulk of the [funds ■p*cul»llv» »ecuril(e»; Invrstir.snts Jsrm M ortgsfM i M f t i 8 A N F O I O ) F O R U M froth a#curft1erIs thrijugh'th*'finite^ C iVrrrlfW «e - M - Irhete- t?f -MeWri-----Otlwe -M—tg sgM ---firs and also gcographleally dlsRra| sstsla Holding*, iarlui tlon o f bonds But there is no call money market for boigls AM dmM of and no abort selling of tyrtd*. All the immense business of trlbufrd. High int*rrst Haring sr- forrelosurOs, i % ; ‘ ' rchrlllr. srS oftrn qurstlonsbls. Collateral' Lo*'ns. o n trruh buying and selling bonds Is in reality carried on outside js vsgiuly counting Its thsrs/orr tnsuranrs com|isnl*» do and stonss, , . the Exchange and what la done there takes place in a smell not BWrst In Sued) sec urifits. Ob th* other-hand 8 to 3HTr Is all tH sss sad Um cajd. chamber at one Side of the great trading floor. J i space no j bigger would be needed for the transactions between Stock tract*. For .tpis raaeon I desire, thar is raedbsd to ntttur* tnsar. ’owners aiifl true Investors. . ,through The Herald, to fu'rhfsh Ishe# contracts. It Is obribus that tb« SggS tfpm 1 " “The,a1p1 of fhe Senate sub-committee will very likely for , the public Information, vrhat I sir over must br proved Sound H he completely to dismantle the speculative mechanism of the ,seams to me, vary cheering and for* aree|ited but It must also be revelations indicate that exchanges, yor one thing, an effort' Will be made to prohibit \convincing facta as to the ult> proved that ths hen Is a sound, In sold Chase bank steak brokers -feom either, borrowing at the banks or lending ] p erfvt hen that lays the rgga, ■A* nil* tt at all U and ‘ them th* e g g*, arm rlsuttwd funds'fo their clients. Next, It Is proposed to limit the a x - | HMy loclu. and placed In a great number of tont On which banks can lend on securities. Third, the powbaskets. di* of taxation may be Invoked. Senator Glass’ plan to levy , A legal reserve life insurance s severe and graduated tax on shares which sre sold within ] company has Its assets In from a u short time of the date of purchase will be pushed. Short i thousand to several thousand dif­ selling could be prohibited by law— that Is, the sale of se 1 ferent Investments, scattered all over the U. S. curl ties not actually pwned by the seller at the time of tale J fAA #lwWLraaa^l itnwiaa HeeutHWs are purrhased to hold u W l e - ' ‘ / fW Il ' could be made so offense. , < i wbo iefih rimifho4r thi and nut to tvll. Currant premium "Some attempt will be made to put an end to manlplila- | and utbsr Incuine era alsrays auftion of shares by pools and syndicates and Joint accounts, i (tcli(at.to meet nurraal outgo. • [either for pure trading operations or for the purpose of mak- l Hafety uf principal and the maMAY S H f r r FLKiST lug a market. The courts have already branded such opera- ' turlty value are t U pilmary coneld* rati one Fluctuations In mar­ lipns as fraudulent In some cases. Laws will lie proposed to 1 WASHINGTON, Nov. X- W 1ket valuy ars of minor Import­ make this Impossible. Brokers will be subject to expulsion , Tbs muvsmerit uf t)>S Amsrlian ance. frqm jhe Ifxchsrtge if they handle transactions like this. , The Ilfs insurance portfolio of fl*et from lha Pacific Co the AtAnd their books will be open to government Inspection at all c ths U. S. W made uj> of the gilt- Lantle is under serious cupfuls ra­ -Maehlna ana" n MARTIN J f»i IS rnavtag A * nthoal, JR*: ‘ .* "ff tho watai ripe*,'' he explained. “ They a s* all fastened to f atH r all towp. When 1 j hS .that than j«rh I must* pullet p the fauca: in lha saloon and Ltung iovfn lha whole town.’' c a ta g w o Id le coldly 7'iaieocraph. Printing TYPING ' Special Invcatigatkag SEMINOLB COUNTY CREDIT ASSOCIATION T h e V a lu e O f P o tato es was poor In HngHst, fsr, ehr^litrv and Lsiln, but f WM .WiaWf.rH wwsk. Ill* II Uptn.— UlsDii News, •uld hare k*ao alatar ,w.tk Tb« food which ia the leant expenalve la notalwava the jnpat economical. A good Illustration of this well established fact h to be (Olituf th the potato, which la Ml1in£ fqr a |vrerflliim oiler cgrtaln otH*f ktnda Of foods and yet because of 1U nourishing qualltiea Can actually aave the hoUBckceper piojiay. )n Act, the United States Bureau of flothe Eco­ nomics, .in iia low CMt food guide, recommends potatoes avary day In the week. , "Does that seem like too many potatoea?" asks the Unltad Btataa Dally. "It ka not, the Bureau »»ys; aiui the reason ia, of course, the aubatantlal food vkluea you ^et fur youF money, plua the fact that moat people like potatoes Wkli enough to eat them oftener than any other vegetable." Many people do ext them every day, juat because they want to.' That la true of white potatoes wherever tHhy are cheap, and It U true of aweet potatoes, or yarn*, In their act IHi s* Gunrltory. ' * . .Borne thiUfc of potatoea aa rbeanlng only Irish poUtoea, oir whtti potatoea. . To lligm eweet potatoes neem a differ­ ent kind of r6od—aomatitnea they even aSrve both St ode meaf. That la not good practice, aaya the Bureau, for both F M W S J W i i r ’HW u *. adga securities of the nation. A etatsn.r'nt as o f Jan. I, IB33, of the combined' holdings of fifty two o f ths rompaniss owning P I " of ths total admitted as»etP o f cl’ of tbd Companies In this coun­ try, Is a picture of financial solid­ ity that should satisfy tbs most akspltral. tiers is th* pleturs: Apportion on ths earns ratio to all companies; Cg*h represents I ft- or 1200,- ninl bing made in th# Catholic cametery, the Rev. Brasnahan offlclatlog Mr. Temple leaves five pons end one daughter, Mr*. Hynes, of thfs city to mourn Ms Joss. He also leaves a brother. W. C. Tempi*, wb0 I* on# Cl** most prominent orange grower* and cltliens of Florida and formeity head of th* Florida Citrus t t - 000,000. (hang*. t). 8. Bonds, State, rounty, Mu­ MJm Vivian P- Johnson and R nicipal ami Canadian Bonds, 8J f t ; F, Mbrrerp war# united in mar­ CtWr Foreign Honda. Isas thin riage V eierday morning at 8:00 oM tenth of 1 ",; , o'clock al tha rasldenc* of ths Railroad Bonds A Slock 18.8%; ! J Q .o t h e r w o r d * , y o u m ig h t p r e f e r t o 'u a a a w e e t p o t a t o * * Hon. U. P. Hagan of lha fteml nala Coupty Hoard of County Commitsluasrs bat raburned from a trip to varioue .points to Yo lusl* county. , Mr. *»d Mi*. C. C. Henry and child ran bars **-urad th* Chack b i l t u n s* m w h i t e p o t a t o e a w i t h b e e f — « i t d y o u w o u l d b e t e a a w e l l f a d o n o n e a a . U t e p t h e r . T h a t U s o m e t h i n g t o boot* at U* canwr a4 Park Avenua and Fifth Street for th* trip Ur. Mr. H*nnr npiwant* tha wall r t h i r e f o f A b o u t t h e e a r n * p r ic e . I n t h e ,j o p ,) i t |w s w o o ls , fitfi*, A H r t y a l # a y * s e l l f o r k a a t h a n w h i t e P o U f f O a f f o f v * m ty * d a ik a R J a g o o d to c h a n g e o if n o w a n d th e n Phone 6T R R Z IK tt • . - . i t A G A Y ^ S Q tJ , aea al«dya s..' t "Beat For rhe South" and Beery home periodically needk, bath lanlde aad aut, tks protection and beauty that freak paint g if an. WANLKY-RfMJKHfl HARDWARE C 201 6an/ordnA w m ^ ^ * ^ . ,* ’^*r^>a Does It wander, atesr Hard? - wMN * . wsarT - » “ ■ Or do your lii« * show unnecessary ' - * .| I f say o f ttiSM default* *r# aoticsobU bring y >ur t a r i • • In for * fra* test on our modern Flrastons Cowdrey instrument*. Brakes and front alias ' tested fra*. W k i b o i d t '* ^ £ u ftlo Wf**H i we A. » tn u a e e it h e r o n e .lj i p lfC e O f t h e o t h e r — p a y in g d u e a t - tion by th« Prctiuenl and l|ts Ncvy llcpartment. Hctrstory owan­ ton, with whom tbs Prsald'Bt con­ fer, *■! naid “ tha fleet ought tu know both oceans and bo'n coasts.'' No decision was rsacW*d, however. .ratfly Amount of Gas Used lt)% * - * , �■v. > * ' T B W tB W O V E M H K K 11938 m And Psti, "— into McDai I A R E T I ’K T E J tS , S o d r t y E d ito r .* titties -t< O ffic e 148 V 'B e r 's o n a Is C r o w d 'f a t h e r s ’ M t g h t j ^ | Over 1M r*raonn atfanded “>« g "F a th ers''N igh t*1 m eeting o ( the South Side Prim ary P . - 'f A . hotd: last night at the nchooj a u d ito r!-1 SocialCalendar ;“rJT.r;knr ______ l ____ ! - * • » • * » • * - * - o s » s L L ~ f 6 N U Y ”^ N E W ( r o n l l n n d fr o m S T R A IL S Caffe O n e) Jl; jjj- j U T i w C E S *-*»• **- t E r t o ........ S Baptist T.E.L. Class .Holds Monthly Meet! a f f |M a t b IlfcATW SUGAR b ECTION - WAKIUNr.TOK. XoT. 3. ( f ) ' ^ A. J. S. Weaver. hcmd o/ Ihe f l i t * • administration". rite ae.'tlon, y**^A:4s, trrday- » i > nart'n) chief of tW - ' nc»ly fnrmej sugar section • io t * NEW YORK. N ot. a .-U D —Tho First National Hank of Kerr York announc'd In a letter In atoektlecorated, L ’ velfv ......... terU,! holder* yesterday that it praposr* U7 F.. ITrst Street, I- Du. nfltr-j lo H ss dve its security alfiliatr, noon hbfflnrtlng Its “ l( ........ lh » First Security Cnmpaiiy. The sale” which will M l Monday nabk formed Ihe alTillnle in IPOS. fi is 111. Sprcliil InvitaiiUifM have M'Cn t'\U'tulrti ty tlit* iiiiiioii*t»!nefil In the puM*r, unrine ih in vi-vj the etore and initH'd it urw n\tn k mol e<|Ui|inii*iit. W ASIUNCTON, Nov. Besides Hs sale. lev. I S U Thl' Natlmal La, or Board yesterc|.i nin- a new* imsit ,11x 1 I wlirh *^l' handed <l>wn n deei.ua m the will le operated hy th.i .ovum , of " ilk h**1**" *>y w' ' « rrthe ciore.y dei sitmrnt. • A I mint .'I ir" ' "rikers to P lu m to market fixture, have jo ; hern '* " rk tmninliately, without diaerlminatal led «**d bclMTO.wu have,*1 r wvnvrrs te.-elving ph-cv work isles averse mg *2-\ for a week of 10 hour®. Announces 6 ___ ___ 1. ----- ... ---- ------‘ ;___“- . — .i__, _n ___ j *nnnt rRnrtMiil co o n lin a lo r, tn^ llonorirR M jct V \«ln la Meperintendent o f the «ou»*‘ y| « „ . o l.n l „ r r , H . th e y llrs i.r.l ,lc, ‘ pinrinAY ,rW r. and Mra. E. 1. Hoy apen*. M ONDAY. Dahlel, .whose marriaga^to Robert ►chooU, who sn.ntrwdoersl b , j ,,vt>rr4, , ntl lK pn Kastm an w..nM r., Bar?rla Armour of Superintendent T. W . U w t o n . today in Jackson l.eiox o f DeLand will taka place ) ,|p„ lKnj, tp lh p m l), „ rn n .H, thl. t i am, ,<Ja. ,w*|l lecture at T:.10 tomorrow morning at l}:0O. o.'elock During the b io in w s m fetln K j point o f rlt*llv rry In orilor io ninkt* at JIoljl Cross Epise.pal Church, l*. M. at tho Firal Baptist Church M rs. W. S. Brom ley, rorm benihlp; tbi- haul a** stn*rt .a p ta .ilili1, Joseph A. MeUch in planning to Mrt. F. E. Houmillat vnteitained ThS ptlblic 'Is' Ihtrltcd. chairman, announced th a t 172: T h o o r d e r f o r th e rails w ill m t o r e Montlay for Tampa "hero with a bridge.party last sight at . tfr ila flumber line of the Pi e t ­ parrnts joined the o rga n isa tion [te n d o v e r th e e n tir e yea r o f l!U t. 1m will spend several days tarring her home on i’almelto Avenue, hyl ef(an Auxiliary, Mra. C. C- during tho mombrrshlp en rollm en ti . nd w ill c o m p le te th e Initial prnMiss MeDanicl iere Ired • g ift Rrlgga, ^‘^fWrman, wljl meet al rampalgn held recently, * eli the grand Jury. I g ra m o f th e R o o s e v e lt adm lnislia*«•- v« * from the hostess a* a memento 3i|0 sVteek at Ihe home of Mrs. IL wan voted that tho P .*T . A .j lion to a s s is t th e ronrls in ohtnin/, " M r . and Mr*. J. C. Menson and of the tx-caslon. E, p . Rrovmlee. corner Ninth repair Ihe playground jrju lp m rn t. Jng n ew r a ils and at the m ine A e»tdr trheme of green and Street and Palmetto Avehue, with after wl)lch It was reported th a t| tim e aid th e s te e l Industry, MhA.' William Jrakle and eon. plUla Jeaklc, of Oatecn, client gold was (Cveloped by vases and Mra. 'p^ownlfe And Mra. C. A. the amount o f *42 Ttl was cleared P re s id e n t R o o s e v e lt look n prrI bowls of French marigold* ye.wLrdiy 'ha Jacksonville. Adame as )io«tcsses. on the llalowe'en rarn lval Tuvin- social linn.I in th e negotiations In fern arranged slont tho,. roomc Circle Number Two nt the day night and » » - turned o v e r to nn e f f o r t t o wtlmulatr. em p loy­ ’ •JtH rd Brady left today for where the guests were eater- Presbyterian '•A rillla ry , Mrs. U. the W elfare committee. m ent. O u t in g th e extended d icu v* tallies ware 4*' H . Brown,' chairman, will niei-. at ^ya after spending come time talned. The Mm. Vail Lovell. M r*. R. Q . ivions, s te e l le a d e rs held out fo r a in pastel shades. A t 8:30 o'clock At the home of Mrs. _ _ with-his mother, M rs. John T. signed F o g ami Mm. R. A Sm ith work price o f $.” 7.75 a ton fur the rail, the (upper hour the tables U 3r|dy, Palmetto Arrnue. Wallace, Celery Avenue, appointed to serve on ■ aperiai ah cuni|iared w ith n "JX-i per ton were overlaid With gold col- with Mrs. fVallacr knd Mrs. Jltth Committee to Invest urulo the ad- or u n d e r” o f f e r e d hy the g o vem oiW linen cloths knd centered Moore as hostesses. ! Mr. ami M™. |l*rt Aldridge of.1 O I™ *jn Vlsahllily o f Installing n telephone lnent. A l P W h it e II 1110*4* 1***1! fi»r* i i'k vases of marigold*. patlolt, Mirh. are the guest* „t| Circle bfumber Three of llic In Ihe school. i^tloi M o n d a y n mni|»rnnil'*o fls?w,it! lelr uncle and aunt. aunt, Mr. and! an< . lt '" " Pre^yterlan. Auailjary, Mrs. W. Mrs. Goelach urged ns ninny o f n f f Till.7175 p r y ton wiih nfirrrnl Cci. r*. A.' M. Staup. They are rn to Miss itrbeeca Slesrns and rut A . Zachary, ehalrWian, will meet the timtliens ns possible to n llc o d Xhn piircliift**c*^ w ill he in min nt prlte went to Mus Margaret oute to St, Petersburg to spend Wright. Assisting the hostels In I -at 3:*.0 re'elsck ____ . wlfh , . Mrs. . O. C*. the dt'lrjet ronfert nor to ho held th a t fip u r r , ’ Witter. IT, at 10:00 serving refreshment, was M tv McBrde, 22°° P a lm efo Avenue. on Wednesday. N'nv I I . M W iiit o , H rpu ty miniinistrtt* Minn-e Jones. C'f> ' Number Fm.e of the A. II. at the Episcopal -parish to r o f p y b lL w ork n , rh IiI h o t nli*ht Mr. and Mra. Edmund Mclsch —. . ... ... Presbyterian Auxiliary, Mrs. house. Many state officers o f tha that 1he m il b u yiiu : would uffoot, Those present were: Miau > H Daliy Lawls, chairman, m il meet P.-T. A Including the stole p res­ ghB MaPghters, .Angela and Hylvia, alm ool f 'V f i y R tn lr 'clock with Mie. Edward ident. will speak during the coli­ Irul Mrs. Aj ,L**i Jr., and m ippans c o a l, coke nml nmf c*010 West Twcmtlf'.h fe renre. ^ter, Caroline, left today* fur ria l* lioinir Ufiuh*«l <»v**r tlu* rmi ! h ith Mra. McCall. Mr*. A. nville to spend the w#ekMm. ta il l*ivell announced that ktuI l>ti»?«l fu r t ia n 1* in Opel nt Ion,** 11 I . ... I B. Wallace, and Mrs. Paul O lftnd'trlth Mr. and Mrs. Khlrle; e, the fourth grade loom mothers W n ltr Gfotge Maiden and the Miasesl l- . i, . . . . RiiiiL “ T l i o i *■ in ii *.tliftiiic M iftm . **■ill give a tea on F Firiday, utny, N og. w h ieh f^jM i-inif* m o n o ^ hn w id*-ly h i *vilt Rebecca Sl.vcns, Murgamt V , v ^ , .. „ W f ig|,t. E ll. Kpencer. and Alice . 1 ^ N»n.b.r M w of tkr P t m - In al 2:30 I*. M. al the i, lino) fo r ratlin nt *i! j *urc h a kcb .** ^'*Vi -------Elavr bylerlan Auxiliary, M*^. Henry all fourth grade mother* affte r r. and Mrs. Itmrotd Appleby Thu it* is tits t**i I i inn I e i•f i b « j , ' ______ __ _______ ) MclJiulIn, chairman, w.il .nccl at jim im which Mm. I*. J. Iliim in iinm l nutnhor o f m en w h o would In* fcii5au*g1iler,“ Nati.-y Jean, and 3:00 o'clock with Mis. Frank L. tinted that a sim ilar tea w ill he p 1*ivim I n in lor th e fu ll ullnl m oot, 1'guilt, M r) Appleby's father, Woodrulf, H2t) (H k Avenue. given on Friday, Nov 27 hy tho . Appleby o f Cedar Rapid* Circle Number Six of Iho I'lTk- •Irsl grade room mothers In Mias lull W a lt*' *iild tho nlltK iil ion tn i fe fi today * for W eal'* Palm Ihe l*onit*yIVrtnin itillrnn*1 I tylerian Auxiliary, Mis- H. I f Elisabeth Whittier's loom at the h to spand the week-end. otoHti m en d tie r tlv *»» I«nliWith Mra. I^irrtta Itrctherson j Waltluur, chairman, w.ll niet l fo r school. y Wert accompanied by Miss and Mra. F. W. Stanley as post- j a covered ilsh lunche-i'i with Mr*, 11V on |»ayr«dl* within ftu i ense David who will spend xaaaa. the . monthly. buainaaa nnrli w . U T t a u * #ud--ktr*. J—t F l t a l j n i * t -fa r jU itT id an £ e-aL l.*^ k iv.— ~ wtntrrr*»»w)fi w**nl t*>i snrial mWl-hg of Ihe T. E. L. Monger at longwo-iJ.. Members ln^ tnrolintr nmiii whil<’ Class of the First Baptist Church; will meet at 1 : t N o'clock a: tha Mrn It M. firlse w in |ir* •‘cnlpfl Hi was held yesteritay aftornoon in home of Mra. Wain L. Cooper, M I* b Wliitn^r'M rrtn;»i io r H iffh S c h o o l ihe church annex Mrs. B. R. Beck I 20f> Fast Elghlcmtli Street, F U T U R E o f AI I Ite cortc t if niitn o f ft 11 'Ini« in v n ^ H t t h o r R d l l N a m e d had charge of the short businessi The Junior C. A. of the First S W O P E P L A N ■caalon. j Baptist Church will meet at 3)30 .MInn Mnrjdf i«* F *»n I*11»»i r fl I v f A i tam fil with i* tor atid t;*p liaru** Mra. F. W. Stanley conducted I o'clock at the church, , flobert Blount, Doris McCall, IS I N D O U B T ! Xho Intermediate G. A. of the a ftrr whirh Mr, VVilkr* u'tivff hin | rd Cochran, Jacr)iielinr Canip- thr progtam whirh was based on whirh hmc l on ♦Kt*| Day.” Mafrean- i Kirwl Baptist Church will meet at talk , *Dkbhh» Takakh. GaWrdda "Thanksgiving (C o n tin u e d F ro m I'nirr O ftr) mrnta. In Ihe form bf a Thanks | a :m o'clock al the home of Mrs. I Rchixt] tinlay and i l l nff*'* t on ah«* Jrtlmson and Nancy Rossetter Hr urgr. givin Ivlng dinner were served at a y,aneis K. Boll, I|<1| I'ark Ava- parent nml the c)iiM. a I nt **ni»*nl l‘ V l( «h *ii | l.nnd, IT ra the only stadanta at Junior that all parents watch fo r new* pi« svifli'fit *‘ f I late hour by the hostesses, a atin I 4»tial *»--fM!M B r h « hoo who were placed on! on the nrhool Ritual o*n In 'h e t inn o f initfk 4 slated u> Mrs, B It. ind u i'o » | i h*’ ' The Junior ,.IL A. of the First, P • October honor . roll of tha| npwnpapart ami vote fo r reprenen im m ilter **f fh e tn d if^f-ial ii4lv»*r*ry ftldbl. H'gh mar** In Ikrport men) ( tabla was drroralrd « ith Thames-j not,f |,t c-hurek wt|| m rrt at 3:30 talive* who an* in fa v o r *•f giving novelties. . I *-rt I <1, l fl M III ■ 11 * '- i l l Li ■* 4•i $: *•11 a\ler>dsnre, and etudes are re­ .e .J unlock »t tlii* church. Those piasent were } xit I oiii *Ji"p* i i i*il I r» i e rLaln nul miiimi .mit j "pin* jSunlM'am Hind of the First riJncAtionnl |irn(TT*m, quired for admission to the honor Mra W ,H, Weil, of Urlatid j. M is . Itefi ri«biiieiit»* wi'ii* itrrvio! *I ••■ i»tj« i W U t rhurth will mevt -130 WB.' J N. Ktandifcr, Mis. C W. Specr Inir the Rorial pei Onj hy Mi w. K> I I J tin I Cooper, principal of the o’clwk »t the church. Mrs. Annie Cooper Mrs. J. V. n uiol Mrinch. M i4. H um y i«* r,, i«.*l i»;it *>■*I 1*y i«r , TUESDAY. t t 'Rfc ,.:c ;_____ S ? _ Johnson. Mrs. H. R. Beck, Mr>. I.oMr* W A K ia tte i i, Mra Pharlea j ««f in o n ifn i o i . i Circle Number Seven of th* retta Bro'.hcison, Mis. J. It I.ylca, L Faik, Mr*, i . F. M fK u *. Util lOtlB Prcsliylerian Auxiluriy. M s» Mrs. J. N. Burdick, Mm. W week II Mia. A. W. Kppfc S a i, Warren Eastf.-rliy, > hairman, Brooks, Jr., Mm. F. \V. Stanley, rulatttiir tn i h** e d m Mrs. Mary Hall, Mm. Sarah Stew­ wi|l meet at 7:30 I’ M. vvllll Miss I'Ofb * iin*l h« i i th** o' O r i g i n a l T u n e W r i t t e n art, Mrs. A. K_ Rosacter, Mrs. J. Hall, , i ii Stevens, i ’a'k A'rnue. QMtnmiul l«l'* n if-st* ! The llaiiglitom of Wesley Class P. Nix. Mr*. K. K Garrison, Mr.v nr*- >e iil " p i ofM, i ,tn l F or N e w M iln n e F ilm Jana H. Smith, Mm. I.ili au Viek- of the First Metiuidist Church t a I net t lulu* u * »* I i« «ry, Mrr., E. W. SUlcs, Mrs- W. will have a business anil social pi*t$"*,** tu t ,i • !*■!*• Itulph Itairitfer, eom|K$*er f»f t *t meeting at H:II0 I*. M. at the L. Sloude'nmirc, Mrat*C- E. lienaim n i lined ■‘ k hit n fir*! |Miput*r “ Uirch ***fiic,** "Mmiti chjirrh annex wtth Mrs Kugsne ton, Mrs. J. E. lalng. Mr, II. t»l nut i, i l e» * i»mi a*i*l *»* UulliFal I ill' |a»w,M whirh Libby llttlniifi Higgins, Mrs. Orodie Williams, Cummings, and the Misses Aug­ “ »«•% e r y a. *hti i n i ' . it * *■** n adi* fummiP in the fira l ■| , usta Fletcher, Mary Go^ilalf, and Mrs T C Bolt. Mm. l E Me the* than lit Hh«>w" on Ilroatlarav, bn* w i ii t» i Kee, Miss Ruth Hand, anil Miss Marie Slews it. atalT. a niUMical * KtHMiiiily it lullaby «. l*Toia Mcl'haul u» hostesses 1 11nd nit i i ’> it ■d ii •i• *■11ii i • t > iti Jan athool, stated tbit morning that Thr Fidelis Lias, of the Firs' the niiikdi *»f 1* 1*.# ' men I#«» p** Thi* unique mumml cuin|in-it mi (ha honor roll this inunth is small Baptist Church will meet at H:lM) to di Imv hi I i * m i|f *4n 4 o|*l ' r vr»> written for Claudette t but Ihe teaehera anil pupils have I*. M. at the home of Mr-. Morris ' rod* • uniter I *i * (iK p i *ltu» *1 ** i in the Paramount pieture, "T o r i i decided to raise the rtainliid and Moyr. 11,04 I’almetto Avenue. JU*t*i»elit Hit Mi Mi' tfial* •• *S inilay to thi do a better grado of work this Regular business and social S in p r ," romihi; l Hi- opuM iJ li«* J-w of*- i l*4*i ,C* A. 1 -, meeting of the Alathean Class of Mdanr Theatei ryaa MiivtH at«*d n iK iiiiu a ir v uf tint A » Mtmi Menton, M l** F*»|l»eil tbs F trij flgptlitt Church will laprat ( m' i * win* ii * - * *#*eiu u*11y in * i fur ihe KK'Nlri (»«it uf "T u n i ' f i l l now , i i tifiv * w b m 11 (< .* n■ L. J hold at tha homo o f Mr*. Volls Pllt-Ml Wiliialvs with Mrs. Williams, Mrs, f?inirer/* play* »* * Iiennnic . »«•' it I e d . uf the * iihari'l* WtiPfi, f«»r i llllk, I,. B. Bragg, ^fr». G. O. Dagnfr, ahi- arrept* mil u ffrr fti r un mi lu l Mrs. G..B. Kelman, srnJ Mm I,.-A. la file*, t(j children ovpr the i adlm, tloiiM «»ti|c 111 *si I t» v .* *lie di*,j» L -Smith as hostesses. Mendters wljl ton td aypeupatnin m too mu* Ii uf film u*ui o f lit** itij* in .* L»,h i i •t« i meet at 7:1& o’clock at the church — Douhlf Show — a pair! uf br» Tlnmjfh her radio the i ode** an I n. I h»* ,*in*l **iv ami motor from them to Mrs. AcriKi n r T j the kmithlnf, Tnoth*** keep nit? Lh«-*ma«f| vra fiv e to ntfl ,"Williams' home on Golden Lake. fuv* touch, neverthelcan, tin \ tat*' fu r U *••'*« U iMk -xi** h f| I »' W E tiN felD X Y awin^ ajoviR in Jatx atyle. Ile iu e liun* h g o v iT .u in 'ii *■• 'moms, j A apcclal program for the bfn- Rainircr'a lullaby in ja t t • r |ige * ftovrt ii m erit c mtifu '•iti-m wdh bud* Itn cH m i*' cm ui ine enuuren a .nook aepariCl Adapted fr.im G .ava r « k i n - > n r„ t „ g U, , 0... tnnrt of the Hanford tnrnt Sanford public f’ ublic Libra­ Libra- magsnne at.,ry, “ M ika," "T ..i*h | -|, nvr„ tr c a i.w e . '' he said, ry will I*, given gt 3:30 o’clock a* Slitgar ks the third consecullV' H nat m i , l I.iga.-I ...' I.-II Ml Ii tho Womgit'i,C|j^ hy the I.IUr- picture to pnsent M is* (*>lheri in u_ isiune.l i' p n vvtR iD fi^l *> i1 atcra DoMtrVoiMa.a tha club^^A a “ w irkot” rbaractu rolvj m worn t *rt up k i ndnnw ith h« ill, ifi»v*ni ni aiivfg v f mr u>^v l* k* n u**’ an,uf dual persolialtty. T h r *lrtx ire was directed by A leagn dar Mail c o u |,| „ . Tbs Ora re mar ficbool P.-T. .A. and tieorgs g.,nines and fea tu re* ,|UP*tiu n s .w llf iiavc’ a subacrlbtlon bridge Rinai.lo Cortex, David M anners. , uu , t„ tn d .M .. Jiarty Wt i ;00 P. If.- i t ' tho Elks Ijrdi. Roherti and Baby l^ H b y . 1 Th.- illv e r a it y of inF teata be* • I ‘s i H a ll U provide Imvohre for needy ............ w — • , 1 tw eet i r o m a i f i #% • 1udll y uni! ] cMIdrVn o f the scMool. < 1 1 1 iLf* o r g a n ic Jk’ •*•I f III.' ______ ' * i‘ • T hom a s ______ F o b_____ b KA at l il ► l' ____ * *•-* « *.fW Ba r * * fu ult t » p.* .141 Ill Of ■tf »*i;» ■k"» P la y ,B r e a k a L e f t A r ip • he* ■aid a n 1 bell* ■i 'lilt » M » * y lla r r is jlr m o u r i • '»• o b ta in a b le VI it • «•■» \ Ik" fit aw r V l i r L t c l f e VLeH If'o iip orcu p 1/ t- e l# ' »i t0*4 11 a ffu im . * D iv o n rr.s ovctl’H Groceteria 5 oi H ig r S a l e SAVE N A\ \ ............. u i f i k HELPFUL UNDERWEU 7 ) S f h ~ -f Vanityfair Mrt'ilf It' that no tram* ahov i In nfH3It I I'm- 11»»« of f«u r B i# I'm'll f rttrka. imASSIERES I'KTTICOATS (TOWNS......... HDl.KAvSks C lTTTBH8 KURT I.AUhKKDAFF;, N«v. .1 — (/F» (laaitt iruard tirndquniler® yentertlny amid they hn*l order* tvleu*lti|f tin* rotter* l Tn*!(?», ! Vmnnrinw, (irr<«hnni and TineaHim fntm emrrrrtiry *rn l« e with the navy. OA QUALITY __________/.____________ _____ Ttitu «tInit nut 11<• fvantl# If tha U«t wuol in fr*f*k»fri *«t«l mm* l.,ii hi..|.#.t i,, in.- sn.isir sat firm tin- M|»« uni' of the rleaoe'it mi>| nio<i up! ••date niarkelq In lli«' r l'h " the Iti^hunrc'iyiVtft roiK'liAl’.nl, —* FURNITURE toneivus Tsxfit $3,50 «-lh**r ibv-f^ »iruti-i iintlrt w i rr*r * *Vrt»rill */ " * rofirhtlaic mVrtiynt*.' .M * 3 ( lose Out Sale libccal Cash Discount ,11. F. W «dc Furniture t ’o. | -ringing out entire nlQ^k— 1-.1 to I '.’ price, don't mis’* Sadye’S (I. F a ll H o u s e C le a n in g 2 2 5 * 2 2 3 W .C r it lR C H S ? ORLANDO Tfie S c a n t if n l \ch Store, w h e t Quality and Service Cost Less lluilng this prnrnu da not worry about the Wear and T eir of )iw t D R A P E R 'S , ( hate them dry rlrsnCd “ ThF !A (lI*| ii, •> s1 SEMINOLE CLEA 3 |V|ST STYLES ron irs fin* c hnlh'tiijr Hi fiiitinn*M rnpilid . . mn ruiist uni (Mi)? Attain the rrirdruhr that **wt hut « i aii- nd in*' win ?'* hi ■ mu I ’s-uim' i w ir-nlfhiii'4 ii« ilHri niiiuit urn Lu Mipiavrt (hr A dm InUl ration k ill par lit IIfur . In nUml «ith, nail 1ti nld (he C4t|iauinrr in etory prat* * '« ! * * . I" ii"*' n r n ininrr uf our els *rif% an*! dWIlljf—ft r fJ ad'anU fa It mo h»iu- u p m i „ u n o'# uh, I d iiHi't him aw • Ua>M. I in; |lKMT P06II Ml IM II \M »IS l \T T ill: IF M K S I P<ISSIItl.|{ Pltlt KH! -a. I luuLie ItlmikHn ;t1a iii, I iililrm lied Mingle Blankets i >t luu plalil I'Jald. t'ntlon 70 « all 70 i HO 7' j f yd. Mi n‘ S Ikh 1« s i i »11• - - - I! > s' T . mu S l l d l 'S - - - j!i>\ ■' ' lecturer atu| gvaogatyal, •d liy a dumber o f perQeorgta C jR ltM * .. « none hi* U < imputation Tilt. Ingle, toheenlrarratty tnwaOW tH M i S SI. M) I le-Hr twjr llli'Mi hi ll ui t nhlrai hi'd M U S L IN I Nr Ip Nap Plant lluuble 70 t h«i lO t y d . I n n Math I »*• * I * ( s(Half t|uaht> I'lsld |»4*« i» Nap 72 %QO ir » c t - iic h $ 3 .0 8 Mm 70c K e im tH f Sinite 71 i RO SI. H S2.7‘( While illie-l Ilia nbels 70 i H» 08c Men's Work 11ic h Tup I ar** im o i.s '(«• 1 I'.mlw'M'il IIIrlui li» hi.. S h ir l' SHOES llfnwn Glut.* Mocrnvift Hitt* s:t ok Mi ui n 17 in III M ill $2.40 *■ i liiMi lile Itclm Outing Hal. Ih ru HIT $r>.94» ? 1 .$ 9 MUrk «»r liniRH Hliuf 16 In Mist k Itrlsn Plain Tue Bio. S I .08 8 l.d K ~ "H iV S lk Men', hallied Spoil ( uala in tire) uf Crepp - - W u u u ti ' m K nyun I'u jan iiis It ayon i.( 08 c "" Crepe - - 08c Oil C lo t h Liinrhenn Mrn’a I * It I hr new I all •dpi**' • ltd! aha dra* ( $ 1 .0 8 & K ri I — 12x1*2 N apkin * - Avenue $ 2 . ‘ )p Prints I N o v e lty nd - ' eilea 4114# M il ShceUP* .'llix.'lii ( loth H ATS lamb cl ran htiwt-itr, ■bIII MMIII 1*- |**'i inii| l i*if the u ie o f th e arm lie lull t from a sh o rt dibtant*' V o iiill b 'lp li«r la t>« a m aster an the lh< 4 obb is a popdlia r ineiuh er o f hla i« al on e Vlatf* inn. While in the c ity ■ sin be rltaHt and of llir ill be the guest o f Mra. W . H *|h u U enth rata a l H v (mam* | n ar ttclkool • » « » T * r k Avenue, .< M l from F abric 81 x 99 Sheets Slip-On (Jlovea 40c - 08c Vj*A?lvrrl mi ‘- i n i ' — • * A d b ig g e r b g r f a l d l — F in e fl d u a lit y & e e d s V egetable and (lo w e r G a rd e n a , t W ia n . R y « ‘ C r V a f o r iJtW k s om e . - ^ fo a ia a n e a y •- �!■ itif* of thli trie wa-| nrea p i u ha* keen with Arian • —r r u M i U u ta eatiaf « d , It «U ! ILLS, . N ot. X—iX'l— i hart to t :m on tba offeaelve Julct i squad . o f S3 Volt,' b w t Booth Carolina, whhl Uff. and I n l v n v «tv h am t bnn beaten- W . hay esuth r aend-etf.laet night at ^ t—m s u u wTI ba flfhttni load fo r WaahlnKton l0 kt«p lu undefeated recon r battle Oeorge Waah* clean. |wd> U fo y lg n couslrteoiwHhaat forcing any grrup t f take a earri t e*. • ' ■" prtaa* throe aata of tlc k tfit* ~ ^ B m K K S T -x m ThU week, The HertH* \ to that sad IU Bporta t m f * which tbonld ha ao ta ijr d a ji tending la one of thaaejEUn jnAlJ.AB, To*., N v* 2c—i/P>— nanaaa, Boutkweatt.m leader, ■ a work off wWIvTexae and Httbm'Method let deah la the flpaw/CtftfmtKe- ba:tl<. Texaa Mytbff fafoe thb Biy.in' Beam, nton ^nd, a -enter, *UU a |„jurlet. The game 8 on the road 1 pblnemen. JH at tbk bottom Of lha etand-l . COLUMBIA, 8 . Cw Nor. 3--W 1 —The South Carolina Gamecock*. 81 etrong, left yeeUrday for o tally deep Into the tooth to onyaga Lou lalana flute at Baton Rouge Saturday. g, qad Texaa A aad. M. en-, W ie n an ootelder. GerMnary.l UNIVER 8 IT Uck kae beaten Baylor and W —Offtnalve Offbd -k o relate tie. agalnat Tex. etm eed yeetei MEW YORK, Not. l . - m - T h . ittom “ champlonahlp,” On affair Baturd Howard Chi SMi ba(tally allow* plenty of b«'k. le deftn Wja for argument ever, after all g««"*. but Er L . a.*. . * . .a . a a .. _ nl bar Atiplr t ykiaea are pUy.wl, a ltj teem* • for a rest. With practically l thq Jeadlng team* p'.-ying Inreectionxl games. they can’t f t wet) decide whlcn 1* ecu i'i BATON ROUGE. Nor. 8. fir own (action. But If Ford- UP)—Whether playing most of It* M can (am back the Galloping football gamaa at night has ham­ laU t f St. Mary’s without too pered Louisiana SU U University's LESSEE tp . 0 ^ 0 . WASHINGTON DURHAM N. O, Nor. —Tbo Blue Derlle of Duke com­ puted ‘their hard work yetUrday la preparation for tbalr battle Saturday In Duka eUdlum with Auburn. [ M ARY u ( n P y i . VIRGINIA I c lR N E G IE B E E F , ji Y A LE IL U N O ^ ’ ; cuimBatorftiy>l|rti»,; Nor. KANSAS STAfrE vJrMICHIGAN STATE | “ NORTHWESTERMl v*. MINNESOTA | RIB 8 TKW *•' B E E F , IK. R A Y H IL L E R . Sirloin S T E A K , lb. Veal R T E W . lb. Freeh Ply FRET. dox. S T E A K . |b.^.... Break fa -1 B A C O N . 2 Iha. SHOULDER ROAST, lb d bpM * » A b l J “ yPHOUTTEBlNG . F :• aaO , MATTRESS WORK .ate* Mattrraa rirta c r fjl.j Cekery -A*W Pork Shoulddr ROAST. Fb.... N U C O A , lb. B, A B. P i r K i a E s . ... Blue Ribbon M A Y O N N A IS E N«w Crop Dry Plato BEANS—2 Iba. R«4 Chofrlw. PlaeappM and CHni W IN TE R PARK, Fla, Nor. 3 . One of the few remaining oppor­ tunities to ire Rajr Miller, Kellint ace qcartertuck In action, MICHIGAN 4, when the Tara Una up agalnat the ^dependent - Tim e Oumod and Operated , Oats • Grits 2 for Oversea Maraschino , Cherries 5 oz. jar Herahey’a ■ Cocoa, V2 lb. box H.E, WEEKLY, No.1 • TN W.tOkSt. L. C. KIN ARI) • fir If/First St. rk a a tN I .H, E, WEEKLY, No. 2 < 1819 W. J9U BL lb. pkg. .HsTahey'a , Cake Chocolate JOHN ANDES 86tk A Preach Phase ( I N Osceola Pure , COFFEE, lb....... Oversea Apple Snowdrift I f Lba. L. I. Cobbler Potatoes Oversea Whole Pears, No. 2 can OnuaolatM] LARD N O W I ■h it room 25c MEAL 5 lbs. 9c 10c G r it * 5 lbs. 'R ic e 5 lbs. 19c IONA PLA IN ac SELF-RISING Nucoa * w *T i:u 2 lbs. (.not isi* ' Hfcrr U. 8. N o.1 heads “Tha New R tt Front Store” unABir ------- N O fljjl^ iE ; F r e e B t e liv e r y Next Door to Yowell'a DapL Store 204 E. 1st Phona 23ft — Pleasing Yon Means Our Hutcaaa — A. B. 8TEVENH 1 . NAOMI FELLOWS • Abovr l*rice» Wllh Orders Only Goldrn Key MILK S (all cans American Oil Hardlnen. .1 cans Briny Jug, bulk Bowlinjf News Notes VINEGAR, gal. In the Sanford Bowling L a iu r last night the Western Union team won 2 games frem the Bal lanl f t f de% llprqr iiiu U ajd rt «4 Quaker Mararoni, Spaghetti or Noodles, 2 pkgn. Full Oram C H E E S E , lb. Stramboat H YR U I*. gnL. . Mon A»» t 12 ot. I’ rrurrvrra, 2 fo r C R A N B E R R IE S Code F or York A P Savings Shop A t Furrest Gatchel’s L E S v . QUAKBR MAID a - i k. FOR# a i l f 10 lbs Rajah— Supreme Quality S A L A D . Pure Veg. Shortening. . R U T A B A G A S , FLAKES. 2 for C O R N ~ Potatoes^) | A *3*rt POTATOES, 4 Ibaa-ANo, | Can Stokoly’. CORN, t for--------— , Nc. t Dot Moot# ..* P E A S , S cans.... (Jtl Swan althfleld Brand I’urr Country Rail t'remarry TISSUE, B for butter, ih ......r..r ..‘ . A p p le t Flva . Pounds OUT an Ga. Swaet ,F L A | l.? 5 . .1 to* X-tta Fancy Ea I’OlATOEft, 10 lba ONIONH, 3 lba.... AC t o i B S P. & G* Soap 3 giant bars /0c P E T M IL K tall can 5c Del Monte Coffee Helmet Flour M a c k e r e l 3 tail 25c GRITS 5 lbs. MEAL 1 L O " 2 m A 4 ^ | SAVANNAH. Ga. Nnv 3. Th.Rev. Jdhn H. Wilder, paatnr of llie Talvary Bapti.t Tainule. has pial rdniplrtnl hi* twenty . iat'i >(ar In that poaltlon Dutlng that time 4.3tM memberhave bveei received into the churrk.'lfa haa performed 2,122 marriagra, ronducted 2.705 funar aU. mad* 49A1I .Ick d i^ preached 2.H75 aarmona and Ini 2,563 ineatlnga. , The money collected by else > church for all purpoaea during th# tweuo-alx yean toUJad 9322.711., A handaome church waa built and, paid for In ra.h on tha day (t eeaj oe-upo-,1 During hi# pa.torate th#' Rev. Mr. Wilder haa baan aUen| only thrr. tlmea on account af ill. LETTUCE. 2 for.... BANANAS APPLES POTATOES Corned BEEF 12\C SALT Lovett s COFFEE lb. 15c 5c 1-2 gallon 23c Vienna SAUSAGE SYRUP Brazil NUTS pourid 15c Libby's Tomato Ju ic e Super Nut OLEO lb. 9c j;'™ FLOUR 2 pkgs, LETTU CIl f2 h^acis,. 15c Apftlg Sauce 3 no. Corn 3 no. 2 cans 25c Fancy LEMONS dc 12\ GOLD DUST 10 pkgs. 19c BEANS G. N Brown SUGAR 2 pkgs. 15c Scotch OATS 2 pkgs, ISc LARD 4 lbs. 25c 8 lbs. SARDINES 32. C HUGAR CURED Ihtlf or Whole HAMS lb. Freah Drennnti FRYERS lb PORK ROAST lb CHOPS lb STEW lb... OYSTERS I’t Mulugna ttf d a a M m t A PRUNES C ^ l« ■ 4 Y 7 , i, ' HAM tb ROAST lb Sliced BACON lb. HAMBURGER 2 lbs STEW Kb SAUSAGE MEAT lb Crop I ( lba mavo. Nuraerou* talagrg/na affd Uttar* en brain, tha rare palgn pr>poa*d by the governorV (*hin#(, hive l**n received. BACON )•%•*- . I M •«PARE . RIBS .3 lbs... LAMB SHOULDER lb LARGE JUICY W E R E S E R V E R IG H T T O L IM IT 1I 4 c Black Pepper 3 fer 10c Whole Grain Rice 5 lbs, 19c Camay Soap 3 bar_____ 15c Peanut Butter lb. jar 10c PUMPKIN 2 1-2 size 10c Swan Matches 3 pkgs. 10c rm r o r b r is s k it t Market Butter L CABBAGE Crtap Hard Bead' DftUfiMw luch Tillisfit . . Yellow Cooking A p p le t Utroe APPLES If you paid |l a lh. you couldn't get better Regal T-llet « New Sanford Rad Bllaa Holiday Pkg*, - BEANS; pound F L A K E S J ( CELERY I w V a lb Jersey Callfernla t l Savannah PastorEnds 26th YcarWithChurch 4 :1 & 19 c LETTUCE Chocolatg o Beery Bark Guaranteed— My-Lady Grafl# Nut U. ft. No. 1 White P ___ _ C ; 31! l b . ..... O N I O N S , 3 l b s . ..... G R A P E S Twa Paaada 79! sit Flbur , . . „ D R E S S I N G , p in t S N O W D R I F T lb . c a n ! O C A B B A G E , bewler getting IPO-m and fur a 616 total Fred Holly of (hr Mnir trim m * rlo«r behind with 187, 17k and 2IK for a .r»H0 U»tal. Scorn WU'TEMh I U B I U n»«»|. izt il i it; i K I» Trlro ||« 117 III |; , It III own IL? II) 113 «t.a, II. y.orXrldr i’i*! 2itt ||| *i, Kffd llollff |i] I7« Ml. T«iala Wa Hpead Oar i’ r4f<t >U Bawlaala Ca. Potatoes U. S.'NO. 1 M AINE l GOBBLER 4 lbs. 10c\S lbs. 17c 4 lbs. 15c IQ lbs. 11c ATTENTION J Porta Rico Sweet F reah W ftU r .G r o o itd B i l l Goth Bag i cash C R O C t P Y M FAT M f l P K E T 406 SANFORD AVE — With a Urge array af e itrt epecUr fafhea IhU week. > Now U tha lima U stack yoar paatry— A parvkaaa taday aaaaa* a aavtay tomorrow 1 •* \ i • , a • ifeBacon lb8c& Continued P O T A T O E S FIGS, q t trlas8....ti Osceola AND y r - -r — * .- A TLA N TA , Nov. 3.—Tbo ated body of Mrs. I'ry y r Btlll young AtUnta stenographer, la; In a morgue yeeUrday, w hlleja* enforcement officers aearche^fa her hutband, Floyd Btlll, 28, For k b c o r d c o n t in u e d n.rr school teacher, who reveale| In a noU to a friend h»r*.| hi ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 8e-i killed hie estranged wife in a M OJ) -OcUbae malnUlnad tha raei of anger, when xhe rajactad hi ord of each month of 1938 being reconciliation efforts. warmer than the average over a period of 19 years, second ny to the local weather bureau. Last RAILKOADH FIGUT C AN AL manlh-waa 1.6 deyr rex wanner thaa,(y u ' average, and laiafall JACKSONVILLE, Nov A,— -After hearing ergumenU ofJ one-half normal. £ la u c j j , N o ; 2 c a m GRAND RE-OPENING S A L E -F rid a y , Saturday & holiday ONIONS raiUowda' agattiart tha y nspoeed Gulf of MexIro-AtlantlC Ocean ship caaal, U. 8. army engineers In charge of surveying the water­ way Wednesday held an executive section. ----- T IN D WOMANS’ BODY Oversea 20 os. pkg. To rpokaaman, the farmer and to export 20 buahela ot wheel an I get, theoretically, an ounce cf fo b l lie t.ok the gold to the liea»u.|, and gat 920 87 In dollart fni It That made hi. wheal 91 fc bu.hcl and he wai barely breaking even. Now the government baa under­ taken to net m artifirUl |.rl.e, cloaa to 932 at pieaent. The farm­ er. rhipe hit 20 buahela of'Wheat alrocd and geta the aame oince i t gold—-for the price of ba.ic commoditlea the world over la bate.I on gold—|ut now he geta 932 in dollar* when he pre-enta the gold at the treasury depart­ ment. ■' • With the extra $12 for hit 20 burhela of wheat he tuya halvestei-r, or a ault of clothra, or a new lariio and thug step. up the na•ion’a purchasing power. The reaaona why neither Great Britain nor France who hare bei-n controlling the dollar on foreign exchange by themarltea, w ll he unable ,* compete with the Unlt.-d Statn, are many, he aaid. Kint, Amerlca ha» four tinin the gatd possessed kry Great tlrltain an 1 a record for the laet dr. tede of a urplu- of raporta over import*. ' > Second, he cnnliaurd. the raak t,1aJ >ria, of Briti-h nvr»tmrul» ete In fixed Income (waring .ecuritiea In Colon al possession* and her financier* are I on w in tv ruin the investment. hy drprvclal!rg the purchasing power of the pound to , far. Sinre the Great Britain ha* watrheil other nation* depreciate their rurrencle., and N O T R R U A lE V . N A V Y ' HLTTLR FOOD STORFS R eady C over AnyD em and8 lb . 8 T E A K , lb. .... 6 m. T Jon# . . TECH . ST. M A R Y ’8 ford: M EATS B E E F R O A S T * lb . ton and Doyb wHl bo out .0 force* ayaiaat tbo highly-looted Thpiih^ •r» Saftirday night nr wrar, r™ "’ '',. lace to bo a gaaae rheek-full af.; Oiiilla a* both taataM are «\cxp-4 tiorafly well-equipped oo offenalref ■treO|th«. Tbo Ucketf euntex Ot* ■:M. ............... • \ Qu a r t e r b a c k . artm o uth F L O R ID A RIB ROLL " ' t - WISCONSIN na. CHICAGO CLEMSON COLLEGE, B. C , Nor. 8 ,— OP)— Clemaon’a Tlyert devoted the afternoon to signal and patt­ ing drill* with all playara but Merritt Lewie, 220-pound guard, Uklng pert In the workout. A aquad o f 85, In good physical con­ dition, will leave her* today for the Waka Forest gams. AND H fc h W ith POT R O AST,of bsicartaot & lastbakgam#, g s .,r M i RING ETON PURDUE. A m e ric a W B9T&RN fUagf« tp TourtaUetto far 0 . voaakd^a.T- | 3. CAROLINA&o. N. C. STATE S tak es A r e Phong 89 3i which Waa. a. forty y * H COLGATE TU LA& E MARKET »ad the pauing and a neat Job. of£ catering th o 'lm lU B ja lL Varhap.' the (neat befllw R‘‘ forward paaa-*, lag paifoiioaow o f , hie tarerr took'place la.t week at Newberry,” 8 . Ca What*, ho throw thirteen. f a *W " opptalta tba name of ■ .1 v So, dip thla ctm poaM n g * T * , oppoxlte Dm name of the the team 700 think will w6 k ay or; eend thla coupon to The team 700 think will Ua, and b y Nor. I. . Herald office before noon Ba In eafiy, for tbo flret thr* « Remember ta fa t IJO^^J NASH VILLE, Tetnt, Woe. 1 ^ ted lip winner*, and two tlcknaarl7 correct llata will ha d W>— Precautionary xtepe agalnat, three peraooe handlny eta to The If liana Theater will go to the piaxLlllty of Georgia Tech’* In the llata. ' • ftktppy Roberta returning Cor-mo-| Name ....................— .....‘33*’ - u-----(lore punt* for long daahea Satur-, day-war* tokoa yeatetday 10 Von-| Aerbfft- aertmmaga, wbeft enda and vg. FLORIDA tack lea w *°t thnoagh a eeaalou o* punt coverage. Lang"‘ Wroton wail GEORGIA TfiCH v». V A NDERBILT expected ta fill tba and poaltlon of KENTUCKY~va. ALADAM A tbo Injured Willie Gcny in the Tech game. ’ • AUBURN t i . DUKE GAMTOFTOKER m �,• r 0. 1 W I... fffillK V lM I'laadtr, i^ r t r A * !W V , k > % ( U d - I W a t o n , B a t h e \. « . Mary Richard*. A l * » in A M to iw a h V w ^ ' . V i t j j > ftod # M tol: T U lfa Haw-Af Vo?|iic}«r. H'lan Chapihan, tin* rowall. Mlktrta Strange, dfc K IT A re «ASigned RaHle;-)KOUa> t, N o i V l * . — com pot li on for ■Henod recently waa toiled by Brooklyn 1met- :w itod.to tha muchdlapjlH flUtlon pravliloM. BdK^ V (ougM .rjtbff To> " t | tto "Inrolce prk* plue |0 id r tic ie ware'In accord'In L - l i k t Ito tow tol l Ylnil r i r i h U ' m w l tiiTnl At* ibanVTuInc.e llvat Uir coju, i i d ’ been argued’nnd dla•V retail clrclea khd ih i|ton 'Tdr the ' ta*t fotrr Ito/tM tolly had seen "IIglti-d. itdfH t o f how tha iettlcmrn'. entree ere la I leauee aIfacted I, gwrthant* declared that r k M dJ «l» Jh^lt dfntvei to I m V11 regulation* «e'. forth, fill#''tbe code (period the lire ka 'ao iillcd “ lain leader” aa dir ekmtotJtlon'." It auded that I r-ddelkWhih »g»ln fp - thes | PR tliD E N T n ooiC V E LT s p e a k s afN attdtol Cadfprttnao pf Cttharte Chartflai Ih Naw VofV. Laftk* right. Moat Rev. A. Olevannt, Apeaf»l|« DeUgata; Mgr. R. f . Ktfjan. ratlrlpf tanferanca pr««U deitl Mra. Roaaa Rooeevelt;' Roafmartir cfrirrarparnyi Cardinal Mayrtf' JantpMra. vp 1 1 Ripa/rha ataf OWtral and Praaldant WaaaavalL .---- ji ' IS LARGE ENOUGH FOR YEAR’S USE w eeks Secretary r fto t WUmtiXM Dry LawRemovails ls t lie m On L is t ror lTeW Congress fa •B y *«■ ) V * m -. object to tha oa-TlUse of Ut« d«li ch it***.to lifla uftan fa­ . marrying to­ la to coutt. 12 Y e i f f c l d G1 . A U e k U A N D ,U 1 N ot. $^-Sr • bill Introduced in t'ha llovto hqtv jphn c : Q>bto. a ^ t o r a t f a f a , aadfa to rai*e tto marriafy * * * for'Now Zealand girls frib A .li.to i*. • I The moaaurea would remove; what aortal workera hare recently' stigmatised aa "a disgrace to the itrItieh Empire, and a alata of of*. Moo. «.—One* k iM aay a fU w w . _____ J on eourt beauty, tto twinging doora. to- I granddaughter of an English Ad-^alradd* oft hand. and than not guarantee safety bf| her* awiltlng an oparation to aara lhair money.^ * ' her fpjn bllndneaa. She waa en­ A * to U*jn legislation, Ralitayheraiil In tho hoaplUl regiatar aa aato: “ T M A n toln ery a*t up ,“ Ana Nugent.” and •bared tha rowdy hM, 6aon .alow In getting in croAdad ward drlkh tWrty pltof to' iapOration, hut |t te totting In- wdtogto ■many pf-tthem paatohi*. .to operation A iff _ _ ' ■ _and _. _ _ L-U _ aShe l ! . ___ i. I a. . i.oalanla waaP a .Countea* Anaatoala now probably will to In ftili awing by mld-Wik- Nugoat, onea one of Europa'a * iSeek ToEnJS^rrlag hgTwk#,*' author!and It- r«6t recogaim *• ----- TT--------e(tw., huwavqr, to ' drink ^JtarfgK all roan a kroad Jr £ .tora to 1 f of f t a under »wa, an almost.aroh.Maa It adJi I U i to tha ada.k. There 4a tajji ia I . q f red'eipy IMT tar.ft M i Jemarid and I *n*surigr bootlegging. Rose Patrol: t t a * , ? M $ , * lim a nnJekder. In t i .WUllAntf,.,. ga ^tla jAirtebtaom Mary O lr w Tor •*•*.* SAVANNAH. W*. to P * * Netoiwould not ,^I*t them. Since |Mtr 1* V 'N r openly Kurt Calaef.roeiVhant* business ha* .up #0 I moat rahowned terautlea, who had to#n •* *d«*t toll# in ,Bun»to>.*ra«teat caj>|t*Uj la v(.; rnnd and St. Peter*burg. Pnrie and London, Stockholm and Rome. 1M M m B j# W hrfret*-' f U sed T y p e w rite r*, ' an rf $ Adding Machines. tilf’ 'la* ridtlafarilfe tfl*ara*«»#4 •r U »«Vf R#f»feO»0 9 .* • ;*#- at t f t o | a d whlakay ua« jk .g M U jWO/*00 H M a t y wltkJKtotold ItoA dug to tto llgfch ItrUtloal on proacrlp a dreg store*, will raipig.to anajll ttpofi00 tg frym U to JB years. They «ary ,atrj«g. MHa whlakay i n t o th« prote as of aging, TWO Rlil^O TO U RQ M tff—u t l. Bid Varry, world ehamptan blanU. Who has •ytaAcentract at $40,090 Ji ythrj tain who * t * * 'ktoa tto Vnarlun nptoia -rod algald ;k tV«a*»**f, l type gam,. p ‘. , lygUrwaReasU'. CORNlLUto VAN ■flvakfaarold. Plain* Man O^War-JVan 2 060 |n piR toi I d 'flf t a^k hla,«vraua at turf ater «C*«* f with nearly |300c V j l > r atfUT*#. - . ... .Car.'*&i m 8MttW*‘v - •Sanford’s Only HomeOtviicd Feed Store' <f'w for 40 hour* wJH b< nald < cAmpany.' wil I maintain, so the mndltidns of buainasa Up flv e t o > i* »a k qf ..a . • a*^ ftALLARD^I t T E E t t S W. T. WOOLLEV Owntr-Mgr. ^ ^ b it ■ an\J ^ L O U R P. "^E R T.C H A PM A N 1 A. MfcfiO. Ballard Vtcp. t W d lit o i'. . . r i la strength ■* It l°a*» in T to 4.W0.00C. gallo". will Itontpalfal td, 'ptotumg up ggt 10 timet Ipt r toluma. Igg would’ fToate a passible af vlfjAOO.OW gallons, la a *U *«u d pi be tto first ; •% », iri| ham throe or, f N r > ^ propriatfen MRl rawly ror Hound action at tto opening aeaalon." to amid. “There probably will bo aomo change# recommended In all tha emergency legislation enacted at tto apoclal aeaalon. 1 auppoao there will aom* chahgas In tha fadaral aacurltloa law; not to maka It leas effective, ' but more workable. “ Wa will keep tto ordinary b'»dret balanced. T to oatraprdlmry to not renlly istlonall a budget. id. lherr)jant* Inter-1 (i| thla ruling to mean that SAcmsg It 'plus whatever perernt ' tto TralV Authority might ibU IV hf'tha attukt wagVk' Of FASHIONED’ BARGAIN tbr .*,J.r llttngy U 'I* possible, once au- , ‘’* tUy*kteted, that thr Ifkrvard J, f( v^yahj} figures u»r.l yn arpevws • might U< usg>l a It end If'po he pointed nut. the _____ rf-SniWahc, 1koCld | kf|jf to . . !h klgbar'than’ lbs III perern'. | in'* originally rr<|uc«led. *n wv 1 I g e n e r a l avrrdgc .if pay D e l ’d i^ i t l i In all ilc*i-a.tmcht rek .am^iuntr I t , IH7 percent O V ( aet aalea/areerding tu the liarfim b . m > H buif of thia ire- represented thr wages of „ latoMU, ’ floor superirtlenii-gt* I adHlbn-mkvaKrs/Thi other * !'»'• f fbvired "aaerullre Odd buy- ! * » ' * •nipt hterchandisliig valarlh* k’ yvllvUth'-wskc- of tan-'aflllnjr help, space la ’ t t o " ' Other ham\ another vince. Up esccutjvkt decided- l.rcii dtsakrecd w Ih 'this Interph-lu it um. u T to y point nut that there Is se.tli mention of “ Intro re rust;" tn “ Ki t ’,kjto' word •,coat” lt»«lf Ik not tu w iaed by the c<hIv ; an«i moio-luw if. ih# use nf the wur t “ shnuld''| *'\V her than “ aiust" in refetrnrr many the lir.lusioif' of an dlloViance „„i „ actual waffk* bf stnyd talmr |n |*r, lin^tirice 'jdkves tha auhjeat ier»v n tn further'qufsiUin. j “ 111 Rather lHan' rlerifyn g the nn.nlI lato, the It4w phrairt^ugy hk; ddlea thb U*Uc and the rbs r|t. | dV, wpl probably he mail. v,, , , id twdblk * f acrlmnnlous dc |,„i v k,” ."w a»'k h rf*»«tt*nd eaecullvci -R 1 Ford Has Okoyed NRA LaKW Plft mttlr %tkem read appiopi lately, • •|»u icrovi’iy Blltmrtl.' ” Tin « i!it«ii ihl itflrv ((Uottvir >0*1 I hoi ill« on rctndilioAn in KnuUuHl roi*l Ihrir ib no Rorlalmtir revo1ti*| ten In Kniland. no tllclaiuisli.pl • • .So NRA <r<.ut,«V H Q 9 'P M R R H l y i * **En/r!an*l Is ftlll .thr honicuL 4a bn hfuiY*S| o f tLf'UJRht^ |irVAi>4l « f l fplanl* n-nulrtsd' to'rsUr\lUtk tnd*, Ifa irh , freedom ‘af pohllc'nA > n ^ u ji |T,r ..irwuli.ri o f t R e ^ g f r pf* eal-’ tuirgalnfna Apparently f»r***lom oT arllon. ^ • lVrhapij fcctlve nfirr nil, thr ptin Iplfn of W«•*!»• I wnu|d place Kohl lrt the pneltlon inctoii mill Jrffi*Tm»n and I tnculn uf ro-op.-i ating completely with nr* ► u|vrior to I he fanciful theu- tho NRA. oven though ho doo* i i i * uf Mars and Stalin.” not il, tfic Bltie Kagle.} 1 H V might bosiitae eligible' AKKUMAR' IIIT.4 of having Ur.iird a rl4*r Inade! MIAMI. Nnv a. —t/l-l redcro1 with llfiir-r rear ftanlai William/ Jii Ije Alessnnrr Akriman toOVl rTh.JTIl llv*i In Ms-Hhl 0 4 . enJ step t'lwanl <tn;plng “ this imi'K y)kkded quilly, sabing^ha had gllrg by plane I .a'nes*.” “ hen mlpiRR duten surrv*"fulRrlWl with whrn lia venlencvd ' Jarnc*VitM4 ■ iiiM Bc.I liquor ,betw »a«Ajorlda 1Is ms to thr^e f ekr* >nr,A X te H L toU M * ;4 . Cut Beans, tlrtla Bcana or Pfeatoj BUTTER cans rnisbury'a psncskt F L O U R 2 . p k ^ s. ustitei- II' -r^tva PEAS Z N t42 iiffil Olhtcyn .. *' 1." FEED 814 Ibw g d ■points (Mmip'^f ^,1 hft BEANS Bl&KteiL® ‘-■•Y ’ —rtW -rrfu PEPPER 3 cans„:‘|V v e to * * •Dety^e' ' •* - flW ti CdFFEF ? 6C., MATCHES■%BoAesilm i t l W * Tomato Tto problem m#V be met ly t » leattog AmdrWan type whUkle* Canada, anrt other whiskies i t t o ajlriwl Tto Canad'an aepply t A «» 4 r»an tyfie rye* and boucr I *-aaj tg. aatlraatad « l from T,0oo,. * ’ 'i y . * • • l • ., . j c j P a r t v e T o H e l p M a k e H i g ^ m a y s Y o u r C a r C h e c k e d F o r 3 a ^ e ^ y g.ery r a u a aalioa-nid* altawpt la mad# to aiake ike hlgkwaya aior* a a fe 'f* » traf- S a f e r “ 1 Wh^t Lies Ahead Will Your Brakes Stop You ? W h ile s * H oi You r H o r O th e r RATES For F a m i l y 's Sake p e o p le ’s S a k e You r Sake D o n ’t W a i t 12— Wmjitg g . . , , ' » R A N T z B : Bivkkfakt room tabla ' and chain. Mu#1 to bargain fa* rash. Hboak 44&. . Firestotie Cowdrey Equipment W ANTED: t l beads for tomklo or poach crates Ptoao N. 8 . DePareet, is ftfeADY n t ApartawaU. EleetHe r»frlgantioa liwludad. Keaaoaable 3 cans to SERVE YOU Mr. r e a l T n a w , w ) k> kos poea a s ^ j g t a d with brake aad sale work U r.a ssay r iir t ;c u ttiiu ,, y ssia 4s ready l a . w e n rati la swi « # * n O p srtw v t. (ilitlpn Beam? Ib ;„ .. iktr i f u« L w i i a r e e > « i i ‘ Ihel • ’ ware 'Merited to tha "ban. \ u .1 . the A. A. A. had to tto in/lu at, • 'o f thgthrmer." The Ifhahglng — ^ the lost Ihnltatloa . . hviyloM to ■ print whera “*no Olio ^l1 . ltd falhojk It# maan'ng" wa* rtMflarty fett tq hare rern M jb i* U e benefit of farm full- toun* H M i rt-havln* been said thi: | f-plfvloiis hhiaaedugy had bee’ll r a t i W piyte^Tfy fkriners a* gUat- ■ . Igegg merchants a profit. . ■ _ a o u ; Phone 011& T. H Y ' I have taken over the ma&dkeptent Ot Standard OU, and Gag ServUf St*, tion located at Hahfofd apd Cel«ry Avenue. I will ap­ preciate your patronage. W . o It Is aa ' NOTICE KtttdMIakad." * h -t ■■ D R e e rg r you mure than aver to take adeaalaaa of ear free brake teal offer so that yob will have at least dose your part la kelp make N i l t o t ) daftly Week a a n r f * ’ • wMl<| kvleel. y t o R v t o Baht Fgn I f t o ^ H h daiumat Jw m • Xjm* tuVDkhJeh P U R N ia lU tD P IV E Mgltg l.ln ln g — W oco Pep . id N o r g e H toctiir Itrfrlg e rq to ra W M h ln g and, Pu lU hlng— (ireaaln g ^ BAGE, lh;..:r. FIRST dud ELM tH 'd 'rtS a-’v l ■> •* luld d||iitfui|hA omI ItiRi ' III** brat Is Inn*. ju^kfi'll * rnl» l»» !•»»» ..KI) llir lb )n ttun». >*m ti»M fa Mini l-r.ilt,. 1. . yeilay. The |lispo«i:n ‘ )h|flt»t*d Ihfp ■ A tfT ^ C LA D d fleas* n a lo - lf •- M ekeaU to wagons or Utcyrlu thia Chriataaaa,'w* bare a.toauU- ti G iv e Y o u - -J - -earj.^,. aa w« have rendered in the gddt— l*et up eh (da i » pffparaliod f a NaUofrT Safety Wei ’d t & t o ir l* A H — A n i l Tvndor W ffil D q O d r* . i; 1 *^ u Geo. L. Sluart C<^ to day..wton tto S«tk IpadHeattrra'c-Uy. ‘ h» hLlfr-1 V Aoga not’ prohib't him ffiiin ■g an artlel# 'without nny lf& - h lm .e ]f. ,,rrUl ” lh-« text to e d , ^lh» ictllHy price ' " f fta ‘ to ’ thk lonVumgc •’bou'd da an allowance for actual, la-al-atora-fdhbr.-to-to freedj aubllahed from (lino :o •,lt»*o| he fto d e AuthJ/ltV- gcrr-ln* Nov. S.-s4^-p-The bodice of four noworoen and a mhn. by C o tfrt B e a u t y yrioin, anruffrunrcii. la now head af tha C e b t a l'l army and tha etreageet I t f ■TJMg. bVlR-7V0Rk«A ,naJlia totiln*' ore In tha ravolutlen-tam • c bnury la Ika&lng forwdrd U tha *lrt#r lilendj * . f (IntikaatlMut) wlOi • alfeh af rkllaf. Wlth tha BJka ■d ahe’il d» a toy** * * * ’ [a whittle bl*w«, 1 oh.Ta prove WadtoM ****** **r»vln« *ha f I'Whtre aha atag to woar anto t _ . • Would "not to aur- Georgia'is. a dry U l ^ t o J W S i . ’: n i i . W h trrman, Ruth Rttoh«d,'‘lho|U>1ft»J P » Camfflnll, B atoM fhlfklpirf*. M dt* \ h ■i r g O n t , Eulgtnclo Dstlite ' ■ M r d m W »f*'..U .a o fkr at atronir eftnct 'J o tho non U the admin- £ l _ « t ^ i - s 1 1 .7wjtoo.ooo r o r M l r u f B e e f c W i works M , J 'H fc - l> e t Experienced up on yo u r Mechanics Check or Reline Your Brakes Focus Lig-hts — S E R V IC E — ‘T l i e liw um hce B ry an & T h r a ilk iil lad aad Hanford . �V y j tpjt\ I|p4 iO M a i& fi# son t t it ic f f iT S fi1 V, ■ > '.< *, # ■ i •• ; • *< ■ v | *#’ 1I o ', ' **; • j 1 * m L-'V/ - '; 1 ■ JB .•, '• * * 4f :•* ■ [•' •'*-. ’ I jn s i + *8 f? f . ‘j t . ) r t4 .U L > 'fra* :* * V ; W ttQ W - ii28®§fes s a w s ? - * v T M i .1 V » a .*T :V4.5ft* R i : rn �QUICK RETURN UNIQUE PLAN IS Crudely Planned Extortion Plot Against Reynolds9Is TOGOLD BASIS OFFERED AS AID Nipped By Carolina Police WILL LAV OFF ; V MENFORWEEf IS DEMANDED TO U S. FARMER Pola Negri Humiliated Over Alleged Loss Oftier Panties To Play Boys O f Upper Crust NEW YORK, Nov. 4.— Poll*, Negri, eaotic etar of acreen anJ •tage, hae Ueued a vigorous de l nlal that a pair of her *trp-in ' Georgia 14; Florida 0. had been aelird up in and exhilt-’ Tulanr 7; Colgate 0. lied ae pr.ir loot in high aocirty’* lateit fad, a genu- called ‘‘»cavrn-' 8t. Mary’* 11; Kordham 8. gar hunt.” | Mi** Negri wa* fairly havhigj fit i at the Hotel Amba**ad»r n* a re*-It of the epl*>de, m whirh Football Finals W h ile W o r ld Q u o t a t io n New York Trade Body Each WouldBeHanded Solidly Opposed To Card ShowingQuota Monetary Policies; Hr Would BeAllowNow Being Pursued j ed To Sell Annually I Extradition Treaty With Greece To End WINSTON-SALEM, N. C , Nov, 4.- IVP)—A crudely-planned plot to extort 110,18*0 from R. J. "Dick” Reynold*, Jr., Win.ton-Salem . . -• port* man and heir to tobacco | U f l l C I Q l 8 o t S t C lVl O V 6 million*, under threat of kidnaping \ jg N e e d e d T o B r in g . hi* pretty 28-year-old wife ended | -..M H W o rk H o u rs W it h in ^ la*t night In the arre*t uf John j Lanier, .18, an unemployed textile j Lim its O f N R A C w te i worker, and hi* wife, Nonule, 30.1 Idtnier wa* arreatnl a* h E T R O IT . N ov. 4.— (A . P ; ) - r i | picked up a dummy parkage left | — T h e Ford M otor C om ptfljjf* ': hy offlrer* at a *po( where two I not**, »rnt to Reynold*. dlrKtnl ■t o d lj' Who rt,J)rctu*llll'tl A3 1)®*,, the $11>,000 I* placed. Mr*, tanier ||evin|f il ix in ItO way v io U tw b » taken^ Into^ cUitody al^ her j pyn viition s nf Mir* N ft(borne and brought to police haad UiiiimI RiH'overy A d In Its quartersfor queallonlnr. hut nn WASHINGTON, Nnv. 4.— 4*> -The government wa* unM e t a l B o o sted T o drraloud today t., be runlrniplating Inalructlng It* mini.ter $ 3 2 .6 7 P e r O u n c e at Athen. to renodhee the ex­ tradition trraty with Greece, 1,78NEW YORK. \nv. 4 YV YSHINGTON. N v . 4 l/FY— | WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.— a. a reaull of two failure- to Dtirund that the f# W il u»*t«tn Thifnrmei would have a produce (A .P .)—The world price of extradite Samuel Imull. mm l return In the gold *inivl.in! gold w m lower today, but the waved a p*ir o f acOnttet bearing’ 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 U U 1 / 1 U 411 wi< voiced y#*ti*nl:t»' by Mi** Mule rant with places to jHinrh hefort ( chamber nf nmtninrr# In u i.■so­ niaiketing his hecf# cattle, hogs, ^ RFC Captation for the new* her autograph before a laigci gathering of upper cuat 'oik u< lution nppnslrur n<hi|if Inn of :i corn, wheat and 'dairy t»r*wtiict* | ly mints} metal here w ent on the Waldorf-Aatoria IloPil commodity dollar nr Ot (if* undci the price fixing, furm tegi* • U * 1 l i l ii j 1 If IL L to a new hifh, while die"I," MUt Negri raid, "am hu-t — . . . a renrr mptrimmT*. : m* n ation plan of five MkI Went n n i l f l T l i l nn/\ r t An r il! abroad indiThe reaolutri'ii wa* annoum-t'il iilitn of lay inn o ff here i K l j 1 U K lN T O t A S 1 Irh*nr' ' " ,r* lo,,r*d h#r day saw no I am pert-A.eti I am on lhe| Y e t B e F i l e d A t most unanlmou ly nl ' ' 1 V ! L« ^wl... ai. in **»oii*n I Officer* aeid Ijn ie r admitted JtA w orkm en fo r h pvpii tiny* , iwpvi * a 1 !* A aid would ho given li* cBch | rer, head of lln D verge of taking dra*t1c alcp.." 1 U U le bullion mnr|he jvrotr the note*. to come w itltin the 35-hour i 11u«lHuti Jtmll #.if, vv 'I'd The *cavenger hunt—a game u * - 11fairui, -how mgllu* quula he The firat of the note* wa* ra- w ptk provlxlnnx o f thn cotiethe Am erican which ha* achieved great popu­ bank note ami Mini. ! coultl -ell of each comnnnlity. If j reived hy Reynold* on Oct. 28 and larity in Kurnpe -wa* introduced T h t Furd anruumcpintnt r#WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 . - W — “ The ending n| De *♦•■1,1 81ainI I a fm liter had a liumlred hugs aud * , iW 1a »*cond wa* re.-elved two day* to New York by Mi** Kl*a MarFr#sh doubt was cast by Hugh S. ard was as gr>ui n • >hi imn of figure fell over­ callad th* pompall y '- declaration i his i|ii«*tu for the year was 00, ha , later, ttffteer* declined to reveal well .and the »lcp-in» auppuardL John«mi upon the cllgl trust and a den ml i what i' maty weak* ago that “ To llv* up live equivalent of St*C U N the te*t of th* note*, but a»ld obtained from Mi*. Negri hrougti. * llity nf the Ford Motor t ompffl?!/* j rmtrd on that li.lt WAS tit* ! would Imve to ills|nme of the othto th* rod* w* w old h*va to liv* to~932.08, but fo>. only *econd jirite to their rinlpr* f *r government contracts nrtd new many's wait to* .! • ta.d 1,,r i 4’t to iii hi- ,»wn way. left at the emner nf wiHilfun down to H." t their poller of conilantly T wj live goal* got fir*t pritr. cfi itif cations were raided within J IMgium** lietJti n! itj serious \\ Ik piesenu a ninn R*ynnd th* aixertion that It 18^'j Some 300 leader* of New York the NHA organiiation against th#| AUtrnling t h>f ni##<1 i : - 4 »p« pt i-hh’io however. ns h th the >tks domentic figure, w a s iiin g t o n T n iv 4 id*. , Av' nu' compelled ta take thi* action b *-' ' society engigeii in the (ir*t "*cnv* Swope plan for full huslncn self- ' t.j„| Illliil In *> i U4.4 Ih»* |v%,'H‘ lit and the Lnittei fat Volume Thr thnletf Stata* fleet will l e i Heym.l.l* turned 'hr ni’tea (ration official! rained it r*ii*e nf ’’A new prohibition, t anger hunt" held in tlii* louutry. government. administration ^ m nelaiy policy 8ki1«| have to l»4* reckoned with. ron ,-titratrd in the Atlanth- next i.vrr In hi* attorney. Stratton toy- again*! work In thi. country," • frote,||«.M to 132.87 today. It brought a va*t rollrction of ner, wlm rommunlcalrd them to In responfe to questions at • were prunitnerl W.i'l SI ref l tm this case might Include Europe and America watched oddltie* Int > the doggy portal, ol i at -pi nq. for the firat time In al further nffirlal conminl wa* de­ pres* rtinfcence, the r**covt*y ^d- hanki'iw and New \n>*. mdustn t \ » . places for punching Sheriff Scott. Th* bureau nf In­ each other** market! Friday f»r the Waldiof-A.toi in. mn-l four year*. clined today r.imistrator **.»! l*re*idt id ItuoseBite's. A All -S | It til « tiiin t*t u vestigation of the department of govei inirs last effect* of the Ro:»#T*tt told buy* Kn t nut! w e-l I’reaident Hiaurvell yralrrday The conteatanl- were given * Tel Mi exeruti ** order on It UK Hr i.idle, , nielli 1* 1,1 down n new program aullouiird thr fir*l line of d* Juitice wa* then notified of their la ( program, and thla I# whet long lilt of articles to i.e ifith- contracts provided that to be ell* ing President WASHINGTON, Nov. power restoring tin pill chi receipt and federal officer* ram* nihrig fur purr-fixing anil rrgi ilicy i1§oiivgi*tt: * —— -— ■-------- flrd “ t»y^fah'nie^ffn-ar * and-g-i-vlr Nddrv* -m ««! w*.. -r-**"■iiTuHim* A*, y(if . llgMcn1Ufmf"pM»rtirr- J p i'r In. ■L|lrtrta!!L!»S f ' " " 1 **)r^7re fn n r ’dlMrUMe 4- iaaeeUg^e. lAdmlnirtrator HughJohn.nn In a In ra|pti«ti to tha BritUh imund aent into the hy-ways nf the) ahiile hy code r» r ns. lie had seen Pttciftc tu Ihr Last ( oast aftrr tht . jfnrmal iTalamml on lha KAM ’ it* ■iiL i 11, 1y A W h#4t>mvni ,ind lirfon* farm uffi winter nutnlha. It will return tn In cnllabnration with depnll** Company ptx»po**«i lay-off, raid tha American dolar declined and great city. They I ruught bat h vir- no urrh agreement from F ^rd, liankrr, lU I Hil' Vi cl« '1 •i wn .ini*, t|i*t r.lod it hail Iwen rejected. from Ih* aherlff* office, th* fed­ he ■*.limed thi* wa. lielng doaa1 cloaod at 94.84 6-8, or 2 8 8 cenU tually everything out the uulp of J„hn«4.ri aal<l, although “ he 4p‘ The e|Uii mi l l iln it i•s #r mii| iiviiii'imiet I they would appeal Mm l'anfir In tha fall eral agent* pul the dummy parkweaker than Thuraday. the man who wrote “ The I jisi parrnlly U complying with I he Ih# |£lea I#st Ml|Mi|rtilltU tk> I.M-i Thi* flri’L comprising M u* hattla hecxin* Ford production had fatly| ■ |to t'le.idi-llt Rnourvett today tn In Pari* tha dollar’* final rate Roundup," an.I Mayor U‘|lrien’» i -dr in full f: ■i all that* I n#w< i#» tiv#f> Dial D* ii Im•Ml- , \.-r nil,- III- aide. »tnl put the pm- ami sofiiii ing forcos the latlar age at the »pol de*ignated In the *n ff- hut that if the tnanafoeO " note at I A. M . y**l*rday. About waa 18.84 franc* (8.848 rent* to fourth chin, hi-ar." irnMun rl #jii 1) mill " »|U1V'I. lll> I i-riini into effect tn 30 day*. f i itiorly known as tht* AMafttio turer want* t., rive work to t h + f, tha franc), up 8 centime* from Tb«;> wrinkled their nlu^hhaid fl**»*t havr boon stationed m th# B A M iJinler ram* to th* corner m#fi **W# wKl h# wlsrl to Johnann added that hr had hml unnounre that it will te aJ«i|ill JIM | Then program, repie.entlng a the previou* cln**. hr *w» when they read th*i1 a !*ie noihing l j du with thr pir-.dm- MuLiinalu* etiinimill Uv •Uitlur nr » i I'acifi pint# th« spring of SlhlJ, and after walking alrout Ih* **c #r an airaptlon'* to th# codt. American commodity market* goat was tine of tin* item a to le t nI order and did not a.«unir io managt-tl turn mn<iity •1 llui Ml .... lift, at ion of the plan they A ycui before they w#r# togeth* linn for aevpral minute. while ,1 1 lifted 1-arliei in thr week at 1>*» Ih* i fflrer* watched him from * roae a* the dollar declined. Wlieitt ■ought Where, they l|m*nicd, -^y who wr- or " i lid -.igll'h, similar currency i v H‘t MMt'lils, I If Mono— provide* for fixing prire* t*r off l h# I’auarua canal Th# hiding place he picked up th* , a live goal in New hut when a.ki'd if Kurd hod will adopt a poliin •illh* t|*d I • gained 1 8-8 to 2 .1-8 rent*. Torn could one fun1 of to-, f .aillr, h"g*. rorti, wheal. Iitsi tint# th# two fotv?n w#r# to package. Hi* arreal followed waa np 1 8-4 to 8 8-8 rent*. Cot­ York?Yet the liim It of llw de-| agreed tu the code tie reap mrird wmrd ihv rvlum » ( a k *>1I s>Iiii tl ' tnrlk nod hulterfat at partly mljgrthrr in thr Atlantic waa in May. parture hail scarcely d *d -h wn that hr knrvi of nt. 'ucti egrri- ard,M rtrad the m-s lui nin nstopi ton went four point* higher. Coy ner aaid member* of Ih* the f IVtrig of quota* for ea ; I$*!!•*, when formar Pr**siilai»t 1lo*» « f. when in came two couples with nirnt, and that he now knr* of Op the itrength of there ad­ Reynold* family were nut alarmed vm r#vieWf*il them <*ff thr Vlr fniioei, limiting definitely i JERUSALEM. Nov 4 .- (r n —, In in ih t tni»|m ih> mg I'i’o. t i hi’ goats. The judges, Including time no ihatigr. vance* the »tock market moved hy the note* j giroa rapes. Th* romanri behind the Iragody 1 cuir'm amount he may produce and upward aa well and rlonad one to Tunncy and Louis Biomfield, w4-m*| If thirl view ahould I.' gelinail* commit (*•»• on 1 1tiniii‘4' Rryrwdd* told officer, he hoped S«n i * lory Wallace, |»r#*ent when! During th# past IK months tha of an American girl'* death n *a *J BO astounde<l that they tllvide J' fo llo w | ny olflrlaldoin oiiK * t v -ai|l it would lit' "tit < ,'i in it three point* better. fIISof the governors gave detail# of the, navy has •xplatliod that tha they would be l*nl*nl with lanler the Garden of Gethaeman* M * firat prire $f»(H) among the goat-! deci* on by Cumptiullcr (icucral duty* il »i i 'UiI n *l speak There wee e ell|ht drop in the in A fM 1 piogram t»* ncw«i»np#rmrn, «ablI scouting fnrra waa hapt In tha who ha* b**n tR gettara. vied today in an unmalMfl". Met ml uvttrlurning the order uf a polo > ttf siahili London fold quotetlon to 112.28 | Reynold*. elde*t »nn of the lat* lettar found in her rfferta which. Wt ui I throw c . I J*9. U|H'M ti m price*, ii m»tin(nfhisd, is **«••- that while farm ofrfcial" including( Pacific for reasons of operating Henry J. Topping and II < ihy | on “th e,hn«lA of th« earljr dollar R J Reynold*, f. under of the to 1 j W . t' hr had formed an thn.r who have not taken ai'iini f cial only if iicromiian'ril hy n |*«•» -♦•if hfid nhj#*cl4*d to provisions Jccorioniy Th# situation in th# Far tContlnuad On Page Two) qu oU llcaT K irtv»n *o th* bullion nf th piup as titunforc#aldi*, un- f Fust was undarst od, how#v#r. tiarco rumpanr which heat* nt* attachment for an Indian with risa In I he iuil lorul ijutMmt' ativr anion on a codis pri8a wa* th* hlfhMl *lnc* thr *dJW f do nut i*«"|it*vi» i ItjT • f. a-thh- and too o.tlj, it had not io hav# played a ronsldtrahla name i. the heir tn •pproilmajelv | | On the industrial control (dan, wa* walking what* 9 mlnhitration lUrtad dealing In , , , >iindy flaw of sjtviiigs inr in- hv • n ih'fmit' ly 11-p*i led part In th# retention of the full I?(l ODtl.OBn nf hi* father'* #»tat# j Arab* fired and killod them both, j gold. . , k^sljiicnt chnniifl” n pi n • -ti old whirh i* now held in Iruat. H fieri in the Pacific Grm-tal Klcctnr .'inipany, ih He suit l he departiripfil Th* woman. an atlrartloa figure of (H O I wa* »»t For j i n C o u n t y I s O u t l i n e d . consumer « htaury l»ogrd of N ltA 1c#^»iii»ftl to th# #« onotn c i «u* ■** irivp it i inii imhat< 110(1 IMens i •i• Jh|ibiiss# officials si'veial times ami Mr* Reynold*. Ihe forum# | blond*, wa* Identified ■* tha y iiltlu u . ( f nawly-mlncl tlomr*- | . ____ Winst*m| laid thsf « iei#vcr (ho m.»rage*( nf civihtal mp *«n b%* w • I -rmi|y unit tlml if WIHkHhi# havr a«s#Med that the Pacific Vti* i»|*#t h Dillard of i»ed the name of tic (wli). 'Thi* wa* 21 cent* high R.rrnt a livitir* « f tin- Inral tnrnt-owri#i-hip gmugi in u p m * with *Ut n gua»m'iv, uf *■•■■» •> t*1*- ilcpmtiu#iii vkmiltl h# w ilimg corii t utrsthui runtribut#*! to t#ns# Salem w#r# marrieil Ii eprtng '■ * « » • » wh“ She met the Indian iJoan Winter* ar than Thuraday. 1 Rnl froa* t ha|ilcr »- Ihry ic try "is gianl#tl relief from ihv stabilily and of the re g r i ion t** #,,i| b'V it. * ti#ss in A mm icait Js pnu#"# r#laIn Athen* and they arrived In ' Ik Barlln th* American dollar |a,P ,)tr rn>rni »■f hciilih regulating .nfluciu# of couip#li « " f the »atictttiy **f all cu tis tual II# ii#iu si#i1 h# » « * nk#ptuai uf Haifa on Sunday. Police found Waa quoted at 2.89 mark. (37.17 i and living rnnilil inn. in I hi* riiy lion In determining prices mul| rflatitnin,” th# rcjwirt *aol '* »•■»knhility, hut nmil# it iT#*fj J)t( rrasuti rrasun givrii given fm th# urilrr th* bodle* 48 hour* after tha in rc month'1 . , ~u~ ranta to th* mark-1, In comparl- _ wrrr nnllini-d llu- innrning. hy other vital terms iliiti in nrul fhs il#i»aH»ii#nl 4,^ !(0 i#turti, not nly of tli# scmil inn •lily tragedy Rnhlrery w*« believed at Mit with jr*»t«rd*jr’» rat* nf 2.708 Mr*. I intun E Alim. i hnnli- httigain*, the other parties to the t h f l H l 11111S S d l I I ) f l VC it ii mi ft in i vk#r# u" nnv itnis ii" t he j tu )FI f UK#, but III# full Uhll#tl not th# motive as money w§,§ mark* (38.98 e*nt*l. m«mbvr. b-.g.in rnu.t rqu.ll> ,tr..,«.h j p 0 ( ; c m n d e r \ V a y l ) c c . l r a i iM'ic- t# nllcvial# «* promplly Mul#s fl##l was #Aplatii#ii by found on thr man's body WASHINGTON. Nov 4 (A*i In coin hating the **pi tud of i il cn#<i . f ------- liw------ — it p...-iLlv *fi-t ##*«• atmon u fin in , ll#ruy 1, Uiiimrv«Tl, n#i*lnn1 s#c I <il- Mu not Marin, rn.mher of th* lagra anmng Inral .... ...... . a iMlnll The runiumrr hoard -aid it wa., The aitnuril < hriaim*#i »lu# to pn ***nt low prir#' i i U i i #f ih# navy, as * n-liirn I# Cuert" Kiran *enate, yeiterdav WOULD DISCONTINUE TR AIN S H u r s t o n S i n g e r s G i v e n of 87 pound- of the in; imund. ■ "well known fact that very fr.- Sal# ramitaign for Hu hint lu * in# uf Wal I•'•'#'-• atill** Mill lb# fleet's initrnai *»|»#tatii»g p#l l.ii.t Secretary of W*r tiern that of brewer- >ea-t wht h ih.- local, qui-nlly, when even 0 dominant Ti.lretr-ulo-1- nod lltwllll \ ti». ('tan "*>M iM t'k#i| #f fasi i-m." i W arm R e c e p t i o n H e r e chapter punha-ed. havi hen ill* * nttnl of 11 I ••try. the iiiaiiagc-t A TLA N TA Nov t frit— Th* ■iiivllte* " f Robert H Gore, tn iry tion will gi-l under way In-1, H ihI il wonlil nuiki of Wiillnit # j t rihuted under doctor'* order* 1mint owner-ahip gr.mp ha* (allot, 1' ml#r this policy ih# fl##t ■ular gnvernor. have brought the Seaboard Air Line i o i * * " *xk*d > * i« l at Enday Io. I n nod <h« tutor itpahl# of nnposiriif upon i aeml-ravolutlonary ih* mihlle aervice romml**t'>n at Eara Hanton and h«r rhnru* it An ojteiaiidmg eonltihutton "f, to pm'eet »urre..fully not only makes long rruis#* in #iih#i i.lan.l to » local negro linger* r*c*(Mvt * the Chapter during th- pa.t few the interests tdh# par tie* « meeting ,<f tin- I■>,-nI u-r . uiti n Mi# mi 111»ii% fm in#■* i#mph1r #t>n I urraiif Ii# said, in onlrt thal th# • lei., unknown "in e the reniot* ■ h**Tine yeelerdav (or urrml»inter**!* of the other in-ltl T lin- Iny or liir Mi.... . .mo <">f of On it li'i-m.- v wlin ii It , warm racaption at th* hand* of month, wa. the netting up nf a in industry but its own intcreit* . Inn to diacontinue two trainv b*dav- uf SoHin t d *nht«tl wti lil l»# n#r#|iti«hl# to) I" r* nnrl may Iveeom# experienced n aodlaaco w|lch had gathriul negro clinir in home hvgn-ne and Tio- tenator derlared the »itu*- iween Amerlcu* and SavanTMh, in turtles, munvuvrit» nnJ kn<n* I ta Wo Cltr Hall la*t night tu *t- car* pf the rick Thi* clinic w»* Tit# spe» ki•t ui this nil*« 1 ui* i lb# ina M*f it% of |iri*«iiirrrs ^4 edge 4if navigation and piloting ..... in Puerto Him l\ th* moat daily Rg • hanaflt p«rfjrmanr.i u( held at the Midway *ch«il. ami •"■0 1 ---— 4 w>* May H M( *"*irtulrk uf .Li**. i Governor Ol-on of Minnasota. n| lollr -lou* and dangenvu* developoff Iridh coasts. f e l 1 1 *»*■ » 1 1 « I **'if 1 1 »* t ar 1 1 ■ > I h ■ h | ii »k# a ' 'Em m 8ua to Run,” a mm ral womln were emidlrd. Mifivii)#, ('Vi’riili Ik# M Cf#lJ(M I r NAVY PLANES CO LLIW t ,,| under the Anirriran regime Urartirally §11 units uf the ■lory of th* Ufo of tha average i ih# stale nssitciiifmn I'uit nf il#- iiian for Hi# dcli-galion, th# other | ..•lelv liecau** of the presence of Th*** women wurf Instructed) ^ fleet #*f#pt aubmannes, some of no'iitWr# of which wc»# frov#ino».i| aaWVn rallroad workrr. SA*J ntECO, Calif Nov. 4 — f Cimie a* governor. twn daya each week for four houmi ! wh„ , rr m |iif«r##(1« f min th# sill#, Il wa> th" I llfirin g of Iowa Itcip of South] th# has# force airriafl and vrs w hll* Zara Runton. a* th* au"Hanger of rioting and blood iHh—l.l*pl. C l> Hart, naaal 4'Iilei], ISill Ih fill |IM\#||1|V# each day dor ng I i< i’ero" ll* ' doubt a. In their dutiea under Ho­ , I 'ukota; l unger iJ North Dakota, S#l undergoing overhaul are or t k a aa*d producer of lha aim* lt- S*rt. 2*J Indicating that they, -lied erow eteadllv more Immi-1 flier, wa* killed ve-terday whan . . . , i !ilt#rculi»Niri wm k tun iu; I#*jiI Jwud H#bm#itrriian of Wisconsin. deled to make the voyaga. ** .ii .. . . recently r-nactiKl ma-trr rriall racalvod ronaidaral I* applau*.- for * ■ellh another N * w plan*. Liout nent." Munoi-marln *ald. si h<K>! rhihirvn, Fiim*s nr# nr * t Maori v iij that *in # opening were adept pupil*. Mr*. Allen reThe |#rs nn#l to •••tiiiti will to 1*tr Vartou* appearance* oar!i.-u- port, that »n Sept. 19, M ,» Ruth lie i- a renretenlatlv* of th*j hi* plan* fell In fam e* after «4 ' « " " " " l,h ,h" ri'tilJy iir#t!#4, it win )Miin<#'( ■* »1 1 1*!• tiission* here, th#i bad been m I si "'tightI'V mot# than fj-d/KM) #11 minor It. lltierat party, hut he ttdlo* .# * n ■It it o*'fl of 14 <HHI f t # Ur|jr la th* African Kim I)an>* Mettlriger nf the .tat* It-d f „ « Cj-mmcmal Artlv Ire- ( mm.l Thus# itllrmliu# Ih# u# #*-• *• f'onied paiitv prici- wn# lilglter width cam* a* a climax io the p*r- headquart.r. vr.iie.1 the achmd on " r -ant lie did not .peak to Hern for j C E. Fkatrom pilot of th* othar j s*’n,,no1* Cxiunly I hand-r |wi'i#; Mi"'' MrCormirk, M i» I'* :*• I l hon pro«tiu I ion mat - n« d#trriniii llste*l men and 4r#4ri* offtrara. fomanco, -th* vole* of 3ta# >rd an ln»K*cUon tour. There will remain on th* west r ar’ i-an reaaon*. hut a* a Pu*r- plan*, wa* unlniured *n'1 wai abt* of Cnmm*n* a lth n t tty Hall lliitiscfl, Mis. Julies Dim f#hi< 1 #d by ritat arrountin# met bods, so Bdblaaom • barUon* who 1*4 Wo 4*4.*v l Ri ltMi* intslrl' M 000 enllsf lo Kiran deeplv ronr*me«l at ron- to fly to a iafe tending Mi** M*lttng*r praiard the rap. next Monday afternoon at 2 I-1 Vis a w K rill. Mrs W V In ■tdopted ii new gi<id Far llv is i-.l men mid '*00 otfirera, aboard gratip la moat o f it* *.nging, wax o'clock. •Itr'on* In llie l*land. ahlr handling uf *uch a large rla«* /acliary, nuc) Duruthy 11 l*i»Mih rrnntimied on f‘ac.. Iwol Hi* rpndition ot “ SoGROWERS i : k T I OANS WNHiaft rrtalned •bere­ The new rode I* tn be given n The aenator rhargeii Gore’* O'The Troimla I’v* and tha thorough teaching which Ihnrmigh di«ru**lon, ami atap tivllle* have lran*form*d th* wa* given. Upon a.king ipiratimu " “ Old Slack J**," and TARFP^ Vov. 4— ■iio.l peaceful community In Wilt be taken to act up a I T VKKH I’OHTAI p o s t I* w Sweat Chartut" wai of many nf the pupil*, *hc waa America into th* place of turmoil Th# first loan of th# \V*st enforcement rnmmiltre The an *nthu*la*ti< rvetp- given anxwent which *he termH strife and inaeturity. where bomb throurh Hal W f^ralir. ’’ Mint aaUefartnry.’' All of th* tail grnun* which ahould alien.I I’ AI.ATKA. N ov 4 (A l — A riilode and gun lotlng ha* be Nitifrnal. Farm I turn assoflnllnn thi* meeting nrn all furnliurr rt|ulpni(St for thi* kchonl wa. purJ Mu ||ry yrsl enlitt aaaum#d hi" In th# coat w*.w; A. B. IrM ii’ Mr, nf D«jt ri( v was Dijrt* corn** rummiin hardware, rlnthivra ami furrmh Twenty t hr## ALanin IT*u» I . K Rollins of Tampa .will be d n#* a- a ting p..ailaasirr, m Hkka , Millard BtrlckUnJ, Al- rha**d hy the local Chapter. h#r* M«in4av Th-" f»r«l eh##W.‘ to • n , dry ginol-, *hrv*. vari-lv. and yhjaai Johnaon, l « u li Wright, Lin# employee* will add .*#* j lie (he pr inr pat speaker * .Ami da nr silt •esstun I# Grorg# K. liay, K« ■ ellrus wnwer *#«s fur I ’ H.-O, flnre. *nd other, hiving t" puhltcan appuinled lu i n i * agu SKSATUM KENDRICK DEAD Tw „ other loan* oeeieyalinn IJA G dlrM Brown, Robert Okrn*. rn-arly MMiO while an.I r»*lm ' (fig will follow I lie |'logram. L a te F o re ig n N e w s Cperat* umler th* code. Paalln* Patter, Mattit Britt, p« bool t biblten <if this "Wiinty •it In 8|ieBk*r» who will **n>ea IWIO *1in weir m*de I hi* * t* 1 (4 OKDINANTE ITM W *D MOgfia Maa Krw4*nck. ,Willi* SHEKIHAN. W yo, Nov 4--t#l rllro* grower- Craig ha* BOpti Monday morning to fh# opei ng -rhnoU neat Mumta, ar* BERLIN: Th* Prueilan Pr*Senator John It Kendrick, of HuraUm, Will* Loul*a Don*y, gun# in lha “ Safaty Weak u T. U Duma* at Scrnnt-d* IIigh; ration* fur loan* amounting tn K XriO SIO N HAVKS LIFE mi*r Go*ring declared al tha i 4 KKON CITY Nev Nov 4 W yoming died *1 I 20 I' M.. y**- *"80.000 of which 11811.000 kav* ____ _ Saminoit ( )Uftljr, program jrh * b J. C. Dan*on at Jam r ll.gii; N tgding Ih* p*rform**e* Mr*, H*i(h*tag iftrr trial that “ marttniay after an ilin*u of ItU Con*titutiunalilv « f * R*'>u it Jem** at Sanford ttram-nar; \V lA’ i been approved R IN S llA IE . Mont, Nov 4 (# , opl " ‘ 1“ morrow. filaytoa, at B t i**i*nbarg, dvr la Cnmmuniim'a firat com- — An ........... . that almo.l killed . Three Ihnuaand of lhe.e .!■ K. Shelly at South .8,1* Primary, rilv ordinance prohibiting »alr of than two day*. maadirvnt." On th* vttne.. .tan I rigarette* hy drug *torra wa* up ar*Mntally* U r th* HarryMr*. V. T II.rtlay .1*,. ..r n l h*r drr" • * " » * " I - >»' A. 11. K. I*w l, at W*al Silo l‘rlIt AIN DAMAGED CUOPB iM *0Mrial Horn* fir Crip h* aa*tried “ Crufltka are narnary; I. A. Tat* *t E*t| Hide held yntrrdiy hy th* aupreme -----— t— ------------------ ;----------Ilf*. Khetrork a malrh io find " , b ' , 0n. : " yl" U“ J * r '’ briefly ouiKu*«1 in* whfrt M beatial a- when Commate r tw .»ra ia li,l*Vnltltlll,*8 •'* |h''. lh> ,I'rograra in *'* tl.n Primary; J. B .Ljl<-« at Lyman court. Th* ordinanc* w *» adopted fOlwari goo# in her ha«r|^*»| r“ E?™ ,n WEST PALM REACH. Noy. 4 Y e i t e r d a y ’ HW e a t h e r o f th* Horn*, aid te r tut ni«t* ar* In a pontinn tn tortura flam** .poHed about IVUl h eT r r lt ^y ,h* tte «»tr«p Melmphlilart IJf* SeUf an t c***f b> b liU a U f Hcllirol; J. t_ Gallon*) at l^k* aa tli* outgrowth of prlar-cutling - — IS AV te riait th* u rhfldrwn (jeopiB, (A*)— Damagaa aatlmatod at 10 Inruranrr Co, Mary; J. O. Adam* *t Oviail.'; W tiy drug *torea U» underaAl eatahrt.o n m a \rvp)nalnn l^lirvml caused by gas BnOana; Original l*a 0*w rwcwlring ir*atai«at * I per rnl uf crop* wa* raporfad vy KATitr.it I ’upil" lr iho 14 wh't* .rhooli o( ( A. l^gvitt at Chuluola: J. t liahvd toLwrruni*l* f t a wnt**f pin#, watting K«r OANrortn atraogihvnrd I'mldent Grau’i from th* B*U* Glade-Lak* Harbor AaaterfeliMt* . (thing and permitting her to IS* county w|H ini ad-V/i-el i> ' Hamrick . 1 Geneva; J K I'rraton pit)** by miming to aanctlo* TWO DENrFI) W i l T •et-tion*. from a heavy rainfall txerutivra and other whit* am- at OKaala; C. 1. Il*rri*>n, jt lb (0 Oafrty. >. rarig— Uan and N ltriallng ‘ -1 1 - • Thuraday night and yatUrdoy, and Ft. t*i uderdal* ploy** uf th road W nl* Ih* j u lake Monro*, and C f. Adimr prwmUaa of rnntlaa*il "tpporL i — • JACKSONVILIX, N ot crup. along th* roaetal fanning Ft. Mr*ra pil* in th* I t negro tch >«l* * II at Kaola . — ....... .. Lr fleAYBR ACqt rm iD t Ptere# PAW S* Pmmlay Bar raut'a NPORC. 81 AYS HIIRRIKK **ction* war* harder hit, Fiv* F La addrraaod by negro cniplo)*,. Nagro ap*ak*rai ftohrrt Boykin — Oenixl a hahea* rorpu* llAlneavIll* " kj . ■ J 1> iam— t van th* Chamber n f] inch** of rain fell in Waal Palm K*r ff . it af-dh* roail „ at Crooma; Samo*l Kulten ti Federal Judgr lamia Sty V *. N *». P-ttea CXOtfidrne* Ont*. hut 4S.II minlitara IhrjugboJt thr Hooper; Chart** Wil'tam* nt Friadharg and Jamaa Beach In a 24-hour parted Wtdlng Miami . INSBfHtt). Tenn. Nov. 4 — Oaaferd Phi *44 fated a atrrnaou. light ol Goldtearo primary; A C- te-nk teat night fared term, l*.( night. A farming oran wt Rrt.-ming to Wlnnalrora io gounty have teen requed.-d PeBMcul* Urn huteat-balancing program. Tamg* Itomnhil* with a yrioggr, teate »«>oe rater*art te lha n*ad at Midway', Kart Sami and Cam- and a day in the Atlanta federal of Boynton wo* reported hard**! after a haariog P A K U l All Prance paid t rib ’for lofely from ttelg pulpit* lu non; u « u Dvckatl *1 Alt»im>nt* pan. Th*y were convicted hit and craw* labored yoatarttey TltaavllU Raymnnrl E t*a ta mo- te formtr Premier Paul Pal** r4*nrr>w. and Faroot City; John Taylor and tn death with hla Inauranat com to pick crop* befor* tk| water P IM ilU of .......... . ............. *4 KU faaotal la tte P>nth o coll**« itu." . damaged Item. Banna ready for Atlaat* Monday nlgbt, tbd Krygrrialvi lU yfefd UtLate at Oviedo; Gana>y. Hi* alayrr, hall«*W to Auguata ROME: * Maaaollnl led ft >hB negro. iVanrd and acateg at Club will n a i r a aofaty rally at va. aa4 Kcteteai W ater Holly at xn*a aa itork damaged (•-• picking war* moat ****roly dam Waaaa . .. •4 th* l&lh annP Them a, r Iii* L ,.—^ -T •arched for Ik* City Hall, at 8:80 o’clvrk. J.j G.trteJI, and W. K. Calhoun at at 9 m plant ol tha Candy aged both on th* EvorgUdoi and Oatoioah ..J— Day. on lh§ M B, Kraaka a l High fprlggt, and1Laka I t e m and Markham. . a—It bear ratafall d ro p s, T reasu ry H a s JOHNSON DOUBIS O U T FORD IS IN l l S ,- ^ £ i . ,hS h.^THAT LINE FOR ORDERS IJ. S. FLEET WILL RETURN TO EAST EARLY IN SPRING equired Agreement miiieted.- i amdeeply humiuetH.i Required Yet To To Be Filed At Capitol, He S a y s i. ‘ •*3; h« Atlnntlc Seaboard To| All n i t r or 1st Time Since 1930';^ ,h" ,h'/ Z u .^ ^ Unmailed I^etter Tells* ■ Story Behind Murdev,*^ ;s! onTSur'er RecentHedCrossWork- •■> sw-,,. -r .h,-; Cnre’H ActivitiewHave T’ orto RicoNearHevolt # Master Retail Code l'o ,|Bc Explained Monday __ ________ , 23 Coast Line Enin loyes Will Address School Children T o OpenSafetyWeek 9*8*8* Nkbolx. m >S*h*r, m ’ ♦'*‘*41 � 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, November 03, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 03, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 03, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/65dc19c5f357e109bb5636424fd7765b.pdf 60f6e43ada0c7da1a48cffb755dc02c2 PDF Text Text ,iw a R IR W A r ig JW M M ki 1 FlovUn'a f l a a r l • g g f M l RtcMrt c id Vt7 * ! ^ 4 1 VOLUME XXV S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A , T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 2. 1953 R e ta il Code H ig h lig h ts F o r Seriiinole C o u n ty Colonel House Entertains Prominent Democrats Tht code doe, not hpply to the drug trad*. Veteran Nationalist Is W f& ly In Demand; Terror AgainRelffns In Havana Streets H A V A N A . N o v . 2.— ( A . P . ) — A H • y e s w era on Carlos lt t n d le t a to d a y aa Cubans tu fn ed back to th e ir p olitical council tablee a fte r a n igh t o f n ea r torpor In the capital. Dottfand* w tr e ren ew ed th at th e v e te ra n N a tio n a list lead­ e r replace' G rau. Tw*lv* bnpit* were asploded during th* night, on* whll* It was b*lng examined at police head­ quarters ay an agptoelves eipert. H# was fatally Injured. Many othert, w.undnl In that and other blasts, m r t in a serious eomlitlon today. Neighborhoods. wer* 'thrown Into pandemonium from tbe blasts'aad rlGe and machine gun firing. In th* midst o f the disorders, Captain army Was named Folic* Chief to sotc**d Chief Franco, whi was granted an "Indefinite leave" ba­ rer*# o f “ 111 health." Colonel Mendieta, leader of the powerful Nationalists, still wad undecided whether h* should saertfic* his political future by becomlng provisional president and r*Uabl* circle* aald he favored the return of Carlo* Manuel de Cespedes. President Grau San Martin told tho press yesterday that “ th* pree•nt government and .gmstltuUon w A bo mhltfled. The present JodlcUry commission will raalgn and > ilewD'atlve assembly Mill b* created.’* T % > 11, political conference* cootinaed to V>W - th* tffotllghl In The Administration of tho cod* shall to vested in • Retail Tr«d* Authority of f * jr members, all o f wham shall be memb *l»t without v ie , of th* National Retail Trad* Council which I*, to consist of at ieaat one but not more than threw repre­ sentatives from each major division of th* retail trad* subscrib­ ing to th* Cod*. The National Retail Trad* Council shad have all general powers necessary to assist the Administrator or his Deputy In the administration and enforcement o f this Cod*. , . The CounHI shall, rutijcct to the approval or upon th* re­ ddest of the Administrator, require from all retailers such re­ port* as are necessary to effectuate tbe purpose* of this Cod*, and may, upon its awn .initiative or upon complaint of any pers n affected, male* Investigations as to th* functioning and ohtervsnce of aay provisions o f the Code, and report the re­ ' suits of such Investigation to the Administrator. Th* Conncil may make rvcdtnmendstlnna based on conditions In th* trade—sn.*h rceommcrldatlon* shall, upon approval by the Administrator, become operative as a P*rt of life Code. The eounrjl, shall, subject to the approval of th* Adminis­ trator, supervise the setting up within local trading areas of local committees for the rurp *e of assisting in the administra­ tion and rnfnrrer-rnt of this Code within such local areas. A regional Advisory Committee I* to be set up annually, such committee to act In an advisory capacity. WHERE THE OPERATION OP THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE IMPOSE AN UNUSUAL OR UNDUE HARD­ SHIP UPON A N Y RETATI.ER YJR CROUP OF RETAILERS, SUCH RFTAtf.ER OR CROUP OF RETAILERS M AY MAKE APPLICATION FOR REMEF TO THE ADMINISTRATOR OR rn HLS DULY AUTHORIZED ACENT AND THE ADMINIST*M TOP O R . «>|9 ACENT MAT AFTER s u c h P U R i.tr NO­ TICE AND HEARING AS HE MAY DEEM NECESSARY, r n * v t o ttr il EXCFPTION TO OR MODIFICATION O*1 THE PROV*RiONS OP THIS CODE As MAY IIP REQUIRED TO EFFECTUATE THE PURPOSE OF THE NRA. Johnson OkeysMighty Project Offered By Swope To Succeed Present NRA PlanB WASHINGTON. Nov. I.— (Ah— Substitution of permanent self government of bunintea and In­ dustry for the temporary work of th* national recovery administra­ tion was pnpo«*d yesterday by Gerard Swop* and drew immedi ate agreement from Hugh S Johnson. The New York Industrialist out­ lined the plan at a meeting of th# business advisory ami planning council o f tbs commerce depart­ ment. A f*w hours later Johnson, th* Industrial administrator, Indi­ cated his agreement in a press conference. At about th* asm* ime, Henry I. Harriman, president of th* TAX RELIEF WILL NRA SUMMARIES FOLLOW REPEAL BRING PLEASURE OF PROHIBITION TO ROOSEVELT Employment, R e 1ief CreditsWajrelncrease, Levies To Be Wiped Rise In Employment Out For Taxpayers Solely To Program WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.— U P )WASHINGTON. Nov. 2.-(Ah— Prohibttion repeal will mean, be- President Roosevelt looked over a *Mm th* return of liquor, freeing *taHr *of chart* and summarise of taxpayer* from "re-employ­ yesterday and decided th* recovery ment and relief" levle* collected ram|ialgn was pushing wages, em­ under th* Industrial recovery act ployment and commodity prices and *atln\aled by Congvess to upward. amount to ttlf,0M,40tk a year, , Ills goal Is still ahead but after t i l t Ukewleo wlWmeap additional surveying tho ato Metliai - record lies ague to the government In IIquos taxao, th* amount depending N ^ p t e d ^ W r g m a A jW lk . gf ^ Jp^ntlunpy^ On •'»«* Three) • Exccaaly* production In th* texv ftoiU ga.’ M»n i * til*. steel and leather Industries tad whetlrfr Ih * virlk* sria futly bet wean March and July was re­ rffM Iv e , >trier-ears, bus*, and ported. Roosevelt was told this j newspaper, had tuspemWd q m would bring e somewhat further tlews and aterea wwr* cloalng to dcelln* in factory output this Clarence I . Adams, previiVfit of month but his economists regard­ th* Jacksonville District Progres­ sive Club of the Atlantic Coast ed It ,as a natural recession. What pleased the President was Lin* Railroad announced this morning that th* monthle social a report from Secretary Perkins meeting of th* club, scheduled to that th* average hourly wages had * _ i t held at the City Hail next increased from 42' rents to M A email one-#tOTT * h " k was M <nday night, i* open ts th i cents and average h-'urs of work partially destroyed, snd th* root public. a week had declined during tha at the former f . U MUlrr home (Continued On Page Three) In past, these meeting- have at 601 MagAalia Avmtae wa* been limited to club members snd slightly damaged aa tk* result of their friends, an<1 all are a.I.uivtrd TYPHOON RWKKPH INLANDS two Area herd daring tho past 64 lv card- Monday's meet ng reMANILA, Nev. 2.—(AY—A ty hoers. ' ,y ' qu res no card of admission Mr. phooei spread death and destruc­ : i,Th* Mltkr residence, M fe 'm s -, Adams staled. tion over th* southern Philippine jJad by C. M. Boyd, caught Ur* at I TS* program will he derate J to I Island* today, Six person* weru about 8:00 o'clock yesterday 6ft- safety meaeures. J. R. Franks, of killed, and nine wer* injured in aakeon, probably from chimney l!(gll Springs Is ths prinrlpsl the Oriental Negroes Pm vlnrr, fgark* whleh fell on tho ahlngl* speaker, While G. E. Rollini, o ' and other places reported heavy idaf. Tha damage was slight, Tampa, trainmaster of th* m l- damage and appealed for lt d ■This morning a oM-story wood- road at that point also Is scheJuIra Cross aid, i •4k heme ow pm lfe the M. T. Rob- ts a speaker. Dancing will f>'b>w S ms Ket*U {‘ aad o cuplW by a the program. HAUtfIMAN FOUND DEAD nagro named'F. J m m . 4) 6 N East PUBLIC WORKS ALLOTTED A k Street caught fire snd was ATLAN TA, Nov. 8e-(A^—Frank partly daatrwyed before flreraen WASHINGTON. Nov. 8c - (A 7 - H. Key, a salesman of New York, akaid roach the seen*. Tha dam- Berrwtary Irka* yesterday allotleJ died tn a hotel here Tuesday gab there wa* about 61M, lira K.17PA88 for 3D nan-Federal night and physicians said though fghstly losing a coosldersbl# quan- project* In 82 *u te* which It was his death was dut P> natural t j b a f personal property. Chit- said would provide 63,871 men causes they had -lift been able IM s Who played with match*# Or* months of employment. to determine (he exaet reason. Public Ik Invited To Coast L i n e Meeting |*lre Destroys Part Of NefroRcsidenceToday ■. 8ELLS CUBAN BEES ( A A / ^ r b - i R o b eevell -' i b efo r*; (h e w orld an o t f t r bi>y a lM b e fo reig n gold t ) i t 1«hlup«<t 't o Ujla couito and I t 'A f i l n A dvanced t b f f u r* a* w h ic h .th a R F C m al b u rch M M o f tha n « w out| ♦ fo m dorueatic.gold m in e*. , Cowboy WhoBecame Senator, Near Death NotodEnglishmanHas No Hope ForSuccess - Of U.S. MoneyPlans OXFORD, England. Nov. 2.— (Ah (President Roosevelt's pro­ gram of controlling th* currency will be fruitless unless he contrxds the banking system of the United Stales sa well. Professor Freder­ ick Hnddy, noted scientist and eco( Continued On Pag* Three) Baffling M ystery Faces P o lice Who Parents ITrjredToMeet Discover 3 Bodies W i t h Scout Leaders LAWTON. Okie.. Nov. 2.—(Ah— Three bodies, locked in a red frame house, gave Investigators today a murder mystery as ta fflIng- as a fl.-tlon thrillers ) T. Breaking Into the Robert F. Ilayter home, officers last night found the bodies of Mrs. n*yter, (10, ami her children. Nell, Id, «nd Sidney, 17, on the Goor* of Iw.i second story rooms. Lights blared and *11 go* Jet* were open Mis Ilayter and Sidney were shoi through the head, hut Nell had been clubbed, apparently with s baseball bat. They apparently had been dead sine- last Friday night, since the mother ws* rlsil in a dress she • d ’ Vtth yesterday1* | R J L . i M U i d l V the bullion qdi T o n ^ S - ’ttw g w v 'W M m ih lJ r 1 The exceptional opportunity which is afforded local parent* and friends of trays to learn some­ thing about the Boy Scout Vuove‘ ment by attending th* Graf of it eerie, of educational meetings, scheduled to tie staged In Troop No. 8 headquarters In th* - Mrtender Arcade tonight at 7: HO o'clock. » » » called to ih* alien tion of the publle this afternoon by Arthur nranan, local Scout committee member. "You parenta who have been i the dark about what your tray does as * Scout." Mr. ttrsnan said, “ and you pe pie who have always had a desire to learn about those things, should make every effort River Freighter Taken Free I n o c u l a t i o n H To 1000 BoxesFruitNortli Be Given Here Soon SHERIDAN, Wyo„ Nov. S.— (At John D. Kendrick, th# cowboy who became a senator, w s r near - death . here— Urdu from a cerebral hemorrhage. The 70 year old eenator, strick­ en last night soot lapsed Into s com*. One of the few remain­ ing "Texas trail herders." Kendrirk educated himself In the saddle, reading *s he rode. IHinion^Dollar Project Aimed A t Relieving Conditions F w P o o r WASHINGTON, Nov. tXAJFhA plan to establish ala subsistence h rmestead colonies In Florid* at a cost of 11,000,000 has been ap­ proved by the Federal board cre­ ated to start such' unite, Repre­ sentative J. Mark Wilcox of tha Fourth Florida District announced yesterday. <- The plan now is la Mm-hgMs *d the public works admlalriration. and. In *v*nt of favorably 'actiea there, must be apprmrod tqr the rresident! Yedterday'e approval care* from a board orgaetsad ta direct th* expenditure , e f 188,OtXUW graups... w sesO v for such a■ »■- • . - -s It Is proposed ta eetbhHeh thru* colonies, at a coat o/ iio o a Ao earh in national PMh W U ltd Northwest end - » MeilhiCwHial Florida. A fourth would b a.M sr Tampa, another near Jacksonville, while the remaining one would be In the lower East Coast ar**. Ths Colonies would clear/ Im­ prove and equip tha * la M t k M f units in tracts of appraxBaately eppraal U U t y occupi M i of 40 arret each. Tit* occupant* these ould then be itU e ii ) from select*) st a 'th e relief roll*, |n th* eeitlon don la ) which th* project is located. Th* first qualification i f thee* prospective occupants woalt) . b* that they arv experienced farmers. . . . UmVr competent direction/ th* oei cupents would work thelf firm * until th# venture eras oa a irofit" able hails, then tha tract would 1 *"• be sobl tu him on a long term '**• 'bur* , u LABOR TROUBLES INEVERGLADES BECOME CRUCIAL » / RFC Funds Stopped AsMeans Of Ending Bean PfrMrtWtrtKfc BUilt A t Z o f .Will eventually U . oCommerc# W k , r the Under th* plan each af tha • ef lioo.ooo colonies would provide fur 00 famlllea, whll* tka JUM t'oset trade would pravldg ground fur from 180 t° 200 fnmISda lt d k WIGGIN BOLD HTOCK Iteprsaentative Wllroa said. I 'v Dr. C. I- Claxtun of th* Florida First north boo ml cargo leavlne State Hoard of Health office at WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.—VP)~ Sanford aboard tha “ Prlnce-s Jacksonville will b# in Hanford Evldrnre was presented to Banal* Anne,*; giver freighter owned and and Krminole County within th* investigators today that Albert 11. operated by the Hcwanee Strain nest few weeks to give inocula­ Wiggin sold large holdings of ship Co, left here thle morning tion* against diptheria. typhoid, In th# ferm of about 1000 lrnxe, ami smallpox. The ***.-! date of slock in the Brooklyn-Msnhatlan of oranges sent here from Ocoee his arrival will be announced la­ Transit Company In ID32 shortly before the board of directors, of The orange* ere consigned to New ter. . Dorothy Lamb, county school which hr s u a men.ber, voted to York City. T h e. “ Lillian Anna," l a r g e nurse, abated that Dr. (Tastoa'a pass a dividend. freight boat which once -operated services are offered free to all in many Northern waters Including r-rhool children. Slips are to be Chesapeake Hay, has made several sent to parents fur thrm to sign south Iraurut t r i p * to Sanford mid return with informal ion as to haulinr freight Which U docked how n.aSy children in tbs family at the warehouse at the foot of need Inocalation. “ If tk# child has already been Myrtle Avenue, fts owner* antleiHighlights of the wort being rate • large volume of business vaccinated,” Mrs. (.anil, said, "or durinr the winter months, they have had laoculations against dip­ done locally by the United Bute* theria, It Is not necessary that Department of Agricullupi'a Bu­ stated this morning. this b* den* again However, ty­ reau of Entomology wage ex­ phoid inoculations should be taken plained to Sanford Klwanlani, meeting at the Monetuma Hotel WOMAN DFADt HOUSE AFIRE every tkrop years." yesterday by Dr. C. F. Stahl and ROCK PORT M *i... Nov. 8.— Dr. C. B. Wlsecup, who are asHONDURAN AREA FLOODED. socle ted with KtwaniaavC. O. (A1—Firemen broke into th* Bare as research workers |or the burning home af Mrs. Augusta TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Nov. Department hare. Johnson. 88. yesterday a ad found her body laving arroaa a had. 2. —W )— Hoary damage resulted Dr. Btahl explained tha reac­ Polio* said th* woman appeared fmm a tremendous downpour tions of tha various guvernmenul whl-h sent rivers out of their agencies which w t out tk solve banka, destroying bridge* and In­ problems that are nation-widb. He undating plantation* la the region said that the State Expertanant of thf t a d ir i town of llama. Italian at OameevUle w pumly a research bureau which ha£ ih# solving a f local sgrieultaml kreblama ga a prim# *i*J#ctlea.. Government Entomologists Explain Highlights Of Work To KiwatiUns AMI, Nov. te -U P l-C a W n ,TMQ0 Lotties of 11—was led down te a beaker's *x4* here fee approximately and a MM ja a t ja M U . »« teraweat aaU. The beer had ^ t a k H J* the government »846j(taU y, white, was Ur far overloading ogy to which he belong* t has re search as Its objective*, y ’ » I Dr. SUhl said that four projerte now are engaging tkt dtt*a« tion of his staff—the t e j l l j loaf Her, ths study of vqriipJ ins art Icidea, plant cut wort**, and tha cricket mol*. , T, Before conclndlag WiaiUlk h i i xt ended th* KI wanla* 4 <AAd tka public aa invitation ta Visit tha Elm Arenu* office. of Bnraat at any time. \r • / ,‘f ’ Dr. Wieecap dUiaaoeJ' Wnpal feature* a f expertments w t Wa gi .up is cmapblvtig ta w l g a ta a subetltsU far ar**n)Mr Maaiyi , He reported that prut red# |a haing mad* la maty dbattWMf and ta warned all gtnwaga Jta “ ■# rure that tha spray iraM/ta# fta your plants la tha ipray because there art tprapi •t raise an nna plank th affective igainst laeetasn * �mr The Importance Of School Tastes NTKY i owr It t t INFA tion to decide. ITow lon g do th ey w ant th eir schools to rem ain open ? I f th ey w an t a nine months* term , they w ill have to pay fo r n nine m on th s' term . I f th ey want a fou r m onths' term , th ey will h ave to pay fo r that. It Is no m ore com plex s problem than a man has when he buys an auto­ mobile. i f he w ants it. he w ill.h a v e to p s y fo r it. I f the people do not pay th eir taxes, or at least th eir school taxes, ravel population. Violence ia again lu liakr him cenw forw ard with confined to the same district; and his grievances, g e t a perspective while ties Molne. report* normal hft fhrtn end co-opvrate as a cdl movements of produce .elsewhere, sen Irt the equitable solution d snnthwe.tern tnwa announce* the Ihsm organisation nf an “ inti-holiday” fine of the g r e a te s t otwLs.le* to group to romlta! the Reno agita­ tion end keen the mads to the marl this, 1* the exp loitation of th* Itets open. Tl».. tow* farm erc'lre to rn iri's tribulations by his Icgisnot altogether satisfied .With totltv aptikesmen, who often sueWashington, hut they ere' not t o d In m aking him look like the mobster* end they are getting to­ nation's pampered bad boy, which gether to prove It. * *• In I he last rale that the Individual As lest year’s perform***# fa r met has an y am bition to play, showed, artificially fomented <«lei Jt wloiiM n o * be nothing l-* i than lenre l> essential to a Reno d*m *rF V national tra g ed y If a gita to rs otisirstlnn, ** it I* to thet of afiy UJe Milo Reno ware to soicesd In 1profession*! agitator who world Infecting th* Middle W est a ith give the dl-satlsfe-tln of sene end the spirll of a vindrtve, privilegeAmericans the aspect seeking peasant caste. It it, for of a peasant revolt. Vififii rfV- Oto" 1 frS sin J, p e riiru la ity ' poorf hrasks It Is now reported that t)|* rjew* to learn that the " f t t m hofi holiday association there ha, pro­ (lev" movement Is not living op claimed It* npposllon In picketing. to Mr Reno's aspirations for it daily aVerage gala fyr September CART IRON FACB amounted to 11.0 percent, although that figure was less than the usual NASONVILLE, R. I„ Nov. *.— seas >nal inerona*/ 1’* * 'v W7 —D. Maclkmald, Bnetoa inaurThe gain Wi Whblisaie snre inspector, had <3 particle* parallel to ths f Inaneta) data gath­ • f cast Iren removed fro** hi* face erer) by the reserve system. after a steam turbln Sagios ex­ The now and . bigger chamber ploded yesterday at tha X- A E. thh schools Will close. h’ ].•. <— ----o-------- would lake in .all the trade and in­ Cmu|rany, Inc. II* left fee And Just to tbink w* put off I t is d ls tr o is in g to th in k o f w h a t a frig h tfu l condition dustrial associations, . grouping hating that Inlay mad* on account th e w holesale closin g o f schools in this state would cause. them in kindred units. Even the o f the d*prae>ion, aad new Fr«*l- T lia re still A re a fa w peuple w h o recall the log cabin school textile Institute, the iron and steel 1: Baosevelu ha* come a lso * j houses o f f i f t y y e a r* s g o amt w h o seem not to be able to institute and rpich pig units of raised Ih* price of gold. jeom prehend th e ad va n ta ges o f m odern educational fa cilities, remmerctal self-rule would come i , —J *■ 1 r.” T— ~ 7 L .I of .K -lT h c y wnlked fo u r m iles to school to study readin g, w r itin g Into it. On its governing board would sit the secretary and aulaV CtoseTi/nt, ssy. he l lT io s i f.v . A rith m etic; th ey do not see w h y the children o f tod a y tent secretory of commerce. Ilian doliars through pnrtlcipn im ust be carried in i»uses to re ceive instru ction in home ecoA highly erganised statistical 'vbnhbi chase Ttveurinesltiomics. mattuai te a in iiig ,-p h y a la la g y . A g ricu ltu re. typ ew rit-. barvwu-wtotd ■he-bonf-XTOumt pools. Big gambler* often twff*i||ng and all the oth er so-called “ f r i l l s . ' H o w e v e r, m ost existing industrial -conference big lease*. Jieople agree tb st these th in gs are h elp fu l In p rom otin g soboard o f New York. It would — ---------------d a l b etterm en t, and In d evelop in g ch ild ren into m ore e ffirlaaslfy the economic data, pub­ Baa where the Republicans do- j#nj SO mjj,) resourceful men and women. lish It, mak* It available to tkeil i_____ (k rin g their opposition to the " T n c you n g people o f m ore recen t years have liven g iv e n •b l¥ !. U tllter of the national Industrial govsmmsnt. NBA *r* going to iusk* capital of wrtjnth'inril uf^ Ihr national association thd Democratic Iw.or I s . Well, these A tivsn tages anti im ve b e n e fite d by them . It would ;O Of m anufa torturer* was announced the Old Guard always was noted lie an ou trageou s piece o f Inconsistency if. In the ve ry m idst .nr ■ - Jto, “ounsidi '.xinsider and take appropriate •tor 1U cipiutiitic Icsninjfn jo f {front w itioniil ox[N*rinn?nU in x o d i l in ip rovtn ien t, locfll — ------ — IF, |V> ttclhto" Upon such naliunal mat— a 'com m u n ities w ere to curtail o r abnmlon the m ost ftmdn- T C I I T " I ) o P 4 ^ i h T J r V O L l / , e ery *. ,H, m RA. the farm art, the Buslners failures, according to mPntg| Hociologicul requ irem ent o f nil, education. I f at the -------I fkderal se.erltiea art and indusDuon A Iiradstreet, increased lest t jmp w abolish child Islior. w e abandon child tra in in g iCusnniKt front I t r - "*■*’ tilal Isisie -queslions Hubert 1„ LI > C 2 J 2 L 1 l i n the schools, we henitute to think what future gatMtratlon* the council tnetolng. The plan ■ — g prnldrm o l the satism l M |V' ,W #’Fi* Tin)' br«liKrtf)ilr|r f l t c i f , 4 would merge Hie chamber of coni | *t,-lntl*a, waul.l serve aa chairfiled last week as compared with th in k o f mere* with vaiious olhei giuop* SSI the week before It la the first 1 that ere representative uf busi­ 1iiW«m*.gJu«rutslng his plan with time In several months Owl (here ness end from I ' m. new iiigsiilss- Itim toj-w irelim ed entire permoaat I)lffe r e n c e n has been an Increase in such lalltlon woutd be named * hoard of geereeiwlLURy, saying it bound appeal* that wnubt arblttaie. *11 .'Uellhan ths ptanSIrvg rosnril, th. r * T !it wto- wnry* —----- )■ 1’iib llsh fd obswurely in *ile w , » « ■ » • papeyn H sr o t )« r , d v ipie-ueti* that *r>*a la the .appli­ aecretarv of rornmerre nor ang The new Florida eiiip rsnal ibeyjyvan all ItlConspH'llOUs Item tr iim g 'th e story o f iw o young cation of code*. ••‘ Ull- else say will employ a> men snd,mt,t, w b „ cam e to g r ie f in nn argu m ent in N ew p ort, Tenues In bl» conference, Johnson eaJd Tiu- prohet m nfliri* wllh the keep them busy for year, I b e t . ^ T fl(;y h(1(| diHrussing the Nutiuiuil U ecovery A ct “ It's a kind of gual to shonl *1 'k t y ly - r r u W NMA cumpliance ur saema to h* the i»-»msry ‘••-n-uH of was fo r it and th e oth er one against it. tf we cart r e a c h It Ilf course, it 1* enforeemenl slrueture in that the I . ergtlon. The feci Gist 11 wdl rust | „ , ..... .. ............. ..................... [ t wouud up In a a very ambit uni* plan he ha* It hugHii in 11 frien d ly m n w ru n tlo ii. latter I* based upon nallon-wid-i j I1M^X)0,000 la only seconder y. fre e for all fig h t. T h e i IH a L h o f the argu m ent w ere not re­ there" fo v e r s ig s M admiuislrallun, f; i n j the further feet that ll* rslu* The administrator added that thieugh.t A iM-lei of boards apto • shipping is uuqurs’ iona Iv is ported. but it seem s thill it* the discumdon g re w w itrm er and R.*>seV*ll, As the nrene wtm laid ill a the program was thoroughly in Poiwisd -bp,, rretident ktsfdJy • coDsidcraltun si ell. w itrn u r. tbillgn begun to fly. line with the fundamental rim »|ih Ih* trade asonciatlon* an 1 Well,'personally we *11 fur II. blacksm ith’* shop, nurai* o f the th in g * w ere big anil heavy. L U J t waen't spent here 11 probably A ft e r the debris bml been cleared nw sy, one o f tiie men option* of N'UA *nd Ihsl it wniiblj ro,b» auihtp'Uea adiutliae issues T Wtisld be In Or«g,in, t ubs, or lay dead. T h e oth er wsn placed under arrest to a w a it trial b» acconipsiiled by governmental iwilf t.lo Ute, extent that Admlniasafeguards at every *iep Ihtnugn ^ (rplai Hash N. Johnson fliul* thay ‘ Itsgapor*. on n ch arge o f murder- i f the courts o f Tennessee function nteruhs ishlp of federal appointee* oi,.|oap*Vlei sif adminlslration, us they should, he w ill probably spend the rent o f ids day* In bn every crsle aulhorttv snd irad»| UuvWsr, tluiurh II has nut been Cengratuletions tu t'ery Harder, rn lie ax-',,sparifkaliy stated, tha new en A ll because o f n d iffe re n c e o f opinion. control unit The*, OS* of the best governers Florida prison. T ills i* tVuely s tim e which trie* m en’s souls. E v e ry net plained would have no vole but ( t<nre menI setuo has heen des•to* had. who has just been ap­ crtlxul e* inten>ted to b* tempo­ pointed general receiver of all the o f govern m en t, nlmost e v e ry cm rent event, comes d irectly definite veto power Asked whether It would tint ' ral* In eerv* until sii'h a lime as closed .bank* in the District of home in the form o f fin d outing tuxes or Income. W h eth er 1huilne.a oiHsiiitAtiun proves its u|, ur down, w h eth er Hint ineoino is inert:sued ae-essarv for lalrtrr In lie Columbia. Ur. lUrde* i* a firei , hw w t , „ 1 wllh espial solidity far anc ssnsrltv for sdeoosle control with d p i banker, ops of the * • " of o r reduced means u gro a t deal to all o f un. cres of the plan, and whelljsf bus■| f ,,11 , n.t f*|r urotectlon fur the the smeller Florida hankers who But w ho run imy w ith an v degree o f d e fin ite fin n llty ines* wnttld not tiave to abandon^ pol'lir an»| l*bor. bor. CUM through the boem end the that he In rig h t? In tim e* when eve,, th e Greatest ils pirrerti ryppnsition to utilonlftwnpe'r plan was a lone tsnrt h tot *U h a rgbole shin. Aad he In business and fln sn ee. governm ent uml politics d iffe r i»tIn . Johnson said: one. bmkine Iwvnnd th* two year ta ,al#o A good politician, la tact " I think business' eventually will pel ovl for which NRA is set up SAfll A good politician that ha g re a tly about policies to be follow ed, when even the w orld * OOgldn't be alec ted govnn(|r last winost rulers hesitate u ncertainly, try one tilin g then an­ help labor lu attain lhal strength." s« an emerwenev oresnlvslion. and lie said con varsslbui* twslh Invuluml si'solion uf existing bsloth er a* I f not at all sure th eir plan I* best, it is foolish fo r some of Ih* leading buslrwai men Itter. unit* to the new inh, the a vera g e m ail to think he know * il all, “ Il Is hlvhlv deotroble.” he tsld, •oka. Hka the mure the gev An honest d iffe re n c e o f opinion U the best toulc ill of the country had rnnvlnced him that I bet e was a great rhange un­ “ thet mueh tif the *ceat adventure Rest bids up the price of gold, th e world fo r s troubled Intellect. derway In the attitude of Indtta- nf the national Industrisl recoVMV lower everything else goes. trlsllsta toward* unioalsaktoA. net itr mad* **r-4anrat ■per before they get II* said rotation of membevAhipt lie vi-oslliwl a nmdttV’A ;artU tt-./•*. tea on the Industrial advisory, #oaixl, Hwherv the rn; plover ^end *m to h i* the other as started today wnuld help .this yy»va will work toeethfr |o 11* lit d l e t t h e gold touvrinent. He cuntendsd Lh*^ p»- dtrstard the fundsmenlets nf_tke| 1 'Jest goes ’ to show that Sell hew far a cheek . . . . __ , r.i.tula I soolatlon with NRA hsd bpftt A Joint problems and find sol nt taps' The Hollows’en masquerade and |.h Isles Where he vlsllad friends j ^ ^ liberalising influento oo wbl-h will bring grentar satis fac­ rhaa paw ■ sign It. fancy 4rasa dance guen In G>* ami relative* end had a g**od time ^ njrf| wbo have served qp to tion to both." , ,. % to sure In eeooomics. The City Hall Friday evealng by th# generally. ballast yon throw off this lima. , ,, lalair's reart Ion to th* plan 414 young ‘men’s Athletic Club and J*f0# killssw, the fasleg ah George MrGsghan of Ocala l* "They’ve rhangcl to hMt the net Some Immediately- Labo| lead­ the Serial Department of the In the rtl, with a view of locating ! 1 to ^ U " “ W ers in the paal have cur*plained Woman’s Club we* a decided suethat, business organisation tees,bi every parliociar Tb* eua- bar* ami aspect* to buy a borne | M. rrlman ..pt ,h* Swop* pU* far ahead ef Uielrs aad that only, might have keen a | we* In embryont- stag* That bill which would have ttimes w*r# varied end unusually end rncage In bualnees. total unionisation o f . we ther* "The NRA Will b* a failure'tf ft A r id balance uai IWattoi; o f bnai-' CtVy u* ikanferd gend, many diffsrsnt ebaraoters J M l-ord was In Ik* city yeoAx earn flea ta* aa being simulated. Th* grand march tecoinea simply a fu erridw at t o il , • hsvlng brought in aome Under the super chamber pi w»s led by Mr*. R J. Holly.' fine young hugs far which ha beearocTacy." he aaa*rt#d.*Tkla to an endeavor to give It that to ll enmmeroa envisioned by 8 wqy\ dreased a* * gypsy girl, and In receive.) m ge<>d price. Mr. Lord support o f at least on *'of bwaj trad* eseodalioa* would govern A t . JlAlls Roumlllat as Mr phis to Mis* Rtpaiop, Id a handsome fire says that elnee the fsnro law has necesMry groups, bust**** and ton their IrwiiMtries through sad* au, thoritles,, ghicb would have NBA the ladles* prist teen pesar I that the 'aim er has bor.” Meanwhile, a definite step is me intent, qr appointees "o f the deP. Systt, who was ele- a hard utuu waking any oiuney on Ih* direction of a eieaer knit to- pnsfaMM #f tha r e v m m t i attlrsd as a young lady, bog*. duitry by th* ,nArI*lng W a r this work pevmaa'atty." • nun's prise. Mrp, C. O, tiooal Beaoclatlon of ovsnufafkMk would da \k* I r ik tor. ere. At n meeting Tuesday H k N fa aver rersicit raati to ia aerrjag hy, York, nt which n l r i lostlca.aod tbeiedv Hvv* of M major All * hbd.— Pealm #7: 6-7. L. . c:,'* '---------------------jfc {Understand this tobacco bail's*. Dofts Duke, travels Incognito much ef the tires in order t* avoid osoka and gaasuters. A t other ! .tinea ah* oaea aa airplane. 3 SELF CONTRO FO R'BU SIN ESS ; frem Aagust to U percent and H.7 the It Mem* to be ltr-pely op to the* individual counties to’ tnw?r< lip F&m Sep<- U to Ott. n TUiRL’Wu U l volume of federal rvaerw rcredit determine whether their school* are to operate or a.-full T O -frutttimliri At dine months' basis, for Tour mnntha, or are not to Operate \t?TirtThis is good news; for it Is a pub­ Ur. George.N. Peak, 1 incnMxnJ by nearly HjOtoWtOO. tb* at all. A delegation in Tsllahiwsee yesterday was told by of the A . A. A., recently ' lic repudiation nf the Msno tactics report Mid. An increai* of a>o»t ly Uw beginning « l t the Governor that there would be no speclnl session qt the pressed confidence In Uie all ptAUUyeuoo in b ridtoga at Ur & #f a thorough^Legislature and that the school representatives aHdhld "go ty of MUo Reno, the “ farm ' securities was partly offset by • anseng Use V o lu m e hack home and“ instead of having meetings 'and, compiuiniiig day" organiser, and Mid that ..................... l-P decrease of ILWOjMO tu dtotswnts yaty American ef about the situation, you should start a concerted campaign objective* of Ur. Reno aad of for member baato. Reserve to tell the .people -themselves that-if they will pay their;’•IA. Ac A. war* one aad the Cunslrurtiaa contracts la the, at fkakA^ F hft , epuntry in the Better Than Usual distr taxes they will have * full school term.” *t InrrMsesl by M.4 peer rot M iR ilT ft M : tbe'eelf-relifat atot from Augu-t to September, l * d It la difficult to see how the schools can operate if taxes ly shared to the Middle W farm er cupsmajgte McKi A T L A N T A ‘S 'Nov', g —M t-T h e are not paid. The only thing whicfy.jt special eeeaion of the bi> assertion e f * on mass ■pact'of all cUsse*' volume of both retyjl gml whol- j dent lei contract* declined l i . l poo* with an apotll* o f rifral other classes of agreed percent l-ut the' Galled' Hth'-vtlegislature could do would be,to levy jume new kind of .taxes lent* will certainly be bad ’is nt once an honest; ■*)* trade in. the sixih federal rc- aWards sh >wed a gain ef H i* pnr trwta there f i e • for the schools, to .take them off o f real estate,and put h majority o f the Middle Wi rm*tonal man and •err* <Tstrict ahawnd Iqcrses** in cenL the * * ttoa t f them op something else. There wcatld he.a burden U)f taxa­ termers. MUo Reno'* Farm iprietor of whose September over previ nts months, I Production of both clelh mar*. They will aa* tion just .the same as before. The. people who aro. paying m y Association has claimed unique; ebqjmcier -this country ig said the monthly •review Imuerl! 3,rn “ If totton mills decreaeed but the real estate .taxes undoubtedly think they are carrying active support of the „ ; 0 niers reported by these m'H» in- fermartp gemttoAy gfbud. And this is no more than.their.full share.of the burtfcb. but it la doubtful; let* « f twenty-one states. Lienoon outworn sentiment but g living yestertor oy *he Atlantic Reserve! crTB>v<| ( b, Un, (a)l,. Employssesl anti Ratos. . ♦-» ■’>» ,e o Mratlons of discontent, under'live bank. ■■ • *'»■' o t whether a sales tax, or any other kind,of,a tax would prove aasocialion's at reporting r Alon mills fell aB 3 3 -v auspices, have be** irknowlmigdhtgnt o f the fact that. (ialn* also wer* veennied in percent in Seplender but Was I t o any more popujar, or any easier to pay. , i reported from no more'than eichrf frt>m( ^enet*tlon to generation, a conslructien awards and!in order* high mjfrenlage o f this country's percent greater than la tb* Mmt The only other way which the Mhooia Wight be f i­ and these have been, to r' .srrjje leaders In buaiates, received by reporting.vetton mills, month of IVXi. nanced ia by such ambitious plans as always include borrow-' the most part, local and unriiprf-' uyust is d l'tn s the professions end pub­ hut there wee .some deolib* in pruOutput o f coal in Alabama and ing. Many of Florida's school boards are.In .0 0 ,position, to. ■ante 1tvs. 1 mi -i lic tAfArir* sr* bred on the land, ikictl m and empionaeAt nt textile Tennessee was tnMilar in Septem­ b orrow , and 4t should be remembered that borrowing in plants pnd coal and, into output ber then in August but greater Mr. Reno has tried »A T , NOV. aV'iThe farm li a sour** of national 'decreased, t v-i„j no sense of the word is any final solution to the problem. Iowa the storm 'Center to om f his than a year ago, the review M-d. . health and strength which V I VERSE FOB TODAY) It merely postpones the final reckoning, and incidentally Department stone sale* during A n m | g daily average production Although movement, aa It was Inst gfar BOt , * 0) 0),. 1 be pi ember ? vr*. 3.5.percval gleet,, -inly aggravate* .the problem which'Ultimately has to be When his purely local disturbance We bnvn no peasantry and we in Alakama declined . GOD'S GENEROSITY: O God, er than lo AugusL^N 3-S P»rr*jit 6.7 percept in Seplentwr. it was solved. Those localities which have. been, operating their in tb. northwestern countled. vd-7w>n, ^ K„ „ wh. n fmiro. F -1st all tha.people praU* the*. Then greater than in September. I;<32. more than four Vises as large as schools . by .exhausting .iksfr credit are inevitably the ones infuicei) hy Imported rtty riffraff, * baD the earth yield her Increase; c r exhibit* a distorted view of bis the review showed. Ref* >*e. SepIn ScpteiplgL IN t . '. which ^are facing,tho worst plight today, , was suppressed by state militia and God eball bleea os. And all 'w orries, in relation to the U ,u - tamLvr was two bul'nss days When sil ls said and d on e, the people have but one ques­ with the full approval of Iowa's however, the p f others, th s nation is glad shorter, (hep August, Jtowewr, th# *od* of the earth shall fear r- • W E HAV srcnrs n*f ail 21 SANFORD TW E N TY YEARS AGO U h----f LliAa^oaralMv rrve districts. * �?W H m .T u W bK « U « l . BBffBBrt t-ttU — t r ' ,•. m * m s ® ” ™"*"* A * f " DCfflEJtTY ACQUIRES PALM BEACH HOTEL Many LawBreakere gExplains Entoi Are Given Fines By Sharon Last Month rr..MtnoM From rigv Onet (Continued From Pag* On*) Thoat attending the fined the cost*. O. V. Smith, wh te, rhargcd Captain Slanyon ,f tire Sutratlq^ with stealing chicken*, era* fin* 1 Army, and S. D. Ilighlcvmar, w (<: •real*, and Klwanian. llow afV . |5 and cotta. A l ert John* in. white, chahrod Overlin, who preald*d, B'll DtMf.'. with petit larceny, w i« trnnsfeirrd baa*, S. J N il, Ju'iua UlngfcMsjt to juvenile court. U I). Hancock, wh te, charred Teter Schaal, J. 0. SharoO. U a ifP with Seating 4 board hi I, was Bonlake, F. S. U m ion L. T. D n ^ a fined |S and coat*. i J {}. Leonardy, B. C. Maori, Cap Burke and Charlt- Nlchol* . Ihur Branan, \V. S. Coleman, At. were fined $S and coat* lu' assault , Johnson, E. 1. Hoy, 8. F. iJoudevJI and battery; I*aac Bia>1ty andi |Jn.. U. Jlnklna, U Tharpe, P. Cliaby Wa»hirgtop weie f ned k*4; and co*t» for icing drunk; Dueler Whitehurat, K. B. llanda'l Jr* V . ’ Word wa* fined 120 and c j *1 * for A. Jtpeer, B. D. Ctswell, 1. an aggravated aeaault; Klijah Brackin, T. U Dumaa, C. O. Bate... Barton had • charge of driving a F. R. Wilton, Howard |.0ng, K » t f " Baity. R n fi* truck with an tmpr>r*r licenee I-chtnann, Fletcher nolle pro*»*d; Kugen* Thompaon box and W. B. Zac.iry. wa* fined $100 and cocta for carry­ ing a concealed weapon: Paul Cojper wa* fined 1100 and co«t* for petit larceny; Fred Siplin and Robert A»h, were fired IS anJ coata each for being in*, ixlcated; Nun Henderaon wa* tired *10 and coata for petit larceny. iy S ocia l C alendar CUT*. Hire It T L. DOdnJrrr, prvaijeat of tk* Florida Tear Roaad Oat-v aaaewwreo today Id* eegalaitlea of Ik* Alba Iloiri. Bated Pal-w 1track resort keetetry. a* a raerpaaina pier* ta kla already rU ra li* koblvc* la Florida. Wllkaat taaklag public aperiftc k *il!(i Is Wa* ■»awo ore t It will operate duriaa Ik* ll.tl.tl **a*na a* tk: i V a Iteock Bihis-wr* Uotrl and wid to linked I* kla * ■ ■ l i « J t a 'e r ' >t by dr la:* Aervssr anile*. U. So Bank Syste Must Be Curbei Economi st *Saj NRA Summaries Bring Pl easure To Roosevel t ind craft trris u m (rtim I Homes mere on display *1 Club jrestrrdsy aft • • I tk* annual ar| precram in corvjxjrvtion with tha r bssiaru meeting siiijrrl, **M ihilitatinn « f lluihin Need*** The virioui depirtnirn' <hairmrn announce. 1 their plan* for Ihf month ami il « a « decided to have a ucctional all day meetinf and luncheon on Nov. IM. ruarwaon of ure club with N n W. Amnn Ih »»f present were: Mrs. * Scott. M r^H en r, Wight. Hr*. Annlr Mou|J Augustine, J E. M. C allow a y and Mr*. E. U. daughter of thr ||.R. W a r d ' l , t . Itrowwio* a , program .ponsora Mr> A S m „ h and g U„ t . l , * " * A‘ 0 Mr* J. F Itraitford. of Mrami. . 41yd* lU -w ry. .ml U ... W. T. Mn> j . m„ Coet*. Mr, S K. Laird a. k a t n w . . Jonr*. Mr.. Howard C. I/mg, Mr*. ,hl / Main speaker, on the program ||. || ('.deman, Mr.. K .1.. Cnr,h were Mr. W. M. Scott. wh.- gavo nett. Mr*. O. M. Ilarri.on, Mr.. S. a talk no Uw Ule II. E. Ward. |l ||rghlrewnan. klr. Frank Jfteln.lof " notedartist of this rty. ,nd Mlaa Mr* J T. Newly, Mr*. A. K.l f , °'"' Margaret Smoot, of Maitland, a Marshall, Mra.A.'lh-r llranan, whirl aratidor. wh* trld of her recent Mi*. John Meisrh, Mr*. Frank 8. feed training in Eartspe and nplained, |am, ,n, Mrs. It. t . Moore. Mr*.1I* ea the tlffereirce hotwern .rulptnra _J,n, || Sm4h, Mm. J. It fo g -; autio •rvd *loa* workaca, »>o*»»a that U m . M n. J.mr- tl'-P k .i™ , Ms*.(min.i the former work from thr n.‘de A M Philip*. Mm. Walter l..j If not ahd thr tatter from rh« out- r.«i|M-r. and Mr* A J. Peterson jvr , » ^ * •* ' AI*o Hr. Kliral-eth Trace ami ___ ft'onllnued from Pag* One) ' last four month* from 42 to 3#. He attributed thl* directly to the national recovery administra­ tion'* program. Ml** IVrkin* added the change* in wage rate* did not nece»*arlly represent an increase in total *veiage weekly earning* but that they did repr*«*nt shorter hour* with no pay cut *1 the same time additional employe* were being hired. The retMirt of the President'* interpreting ecom mi»t said the de- own government/* said Profaatof Soddy, who in one of hit baU kik)wn books fedamrs what ha cmlli Ihc wrecking of *cientific cltllUalion on the money ayatem. " I l la Impossible to keep tki rvl o nf money ronatant If jroA ullow people to la*ue and deatrog It aa a business," he added. "Y o l ■on n it have atahillaation aa loM o< )ou have bank credit." The return of money and credlj to the consumer oy tha leaning u new money by the government Pi the *olution which P r tfa n fl Fuddy advocate* for the present s'tualiun. “ 1 don't tee any wwy far H RtlT] einment to relieve the alluatlji^: he *aid. “ esrrpt Iy,- giving mncl money to consumer*. ‘4 ‘ Tayinent o f penalon* or bwj nu«r» to war veteran* would [ ■ , O n k N a a A r r Three af Ike P it m n r i a a A .s U ia r y , Mra. W . JL Zach ary, chairm an, w dl rare! at 1 J I * r i > r i with M r. O. C. X r t r d r , C at Palm rt-O Asewoe Ckrkr X om kcr F o e* nf the r*r r ir t n ia a Aaastierv. M r.. the *ame livEig in a rough - w l), but it i* necessary to rem amber ihal only a small amount la naed' O r d e N w k e r F iv e a f Use P r fkervaw A a M U a i), d n , Henry IcLnolm. rknirm r a . w '^ iw w rr at eVkscfc with M r. PVanb L. O rvk Xwmkev Sat % .1 tha Presraevsn. AwaOsmy. Mrs*. E. II 'atlh mr. c k d r a a s . w •: aaeo* fnr l e n u f i t A (w a rts '-, w ith M r* r. H Tisswrr aasd llrs . J. E. Thi* l« » ha* »niounle,| lo roar ly gii.lnm.iaMt in lire two foil j month* for vslurh il lias 1eeir I .ml which do not include .nv of l he h e a v y d iv id e n d p a y in g m o n th . AI that rate yearly payment* a mild run In ....... » 1 1.01Ml (MW , toil Willi rt*e larger dividend Labor Troubles In Ev e r g l a d e s Become Crucial The-' |-rnfr**or estimated thA| ■el ween tK» ami 3ft0 million doU/ra ;A should le transferred to tha conf.v turner in America. ^ An institution like the Ru-c-ilt it slruction Finance Corporation, tya . *aid, which isiued credit to ptdlsiif il'rer*. ral.ed prices aca iltll.P c •naurnar* and caused them to nujf.n l<** Bank* also aggravate lira present trouble of productia-r pel* * running mn*umptlnn, in hit opin­ ion. ! r»<* Professor S ><V!y believe* *ha at* * fort lo control the currtnqy ;bJP ■• the purchase of gold can not |U >'* teed, at "gold ha* no real ralarloH * I . the price level at the present * l ;m# rirrpt a* a smoke aeraetk'1 It matter* only within tha llmltg ’ ’ set i.y the antlijuated hanking" rile*/' '»< He oppose* Inflation atrong'y.A * (> mil inunl k'roin l*«irr Onr) Whrn tht> system failed lo pro*1' iiirlmlc.l il pr liatdv would «*«gr «.f |,*t an.| rrnl* ■ hnnip^r dure desired result* the H. F. 01' * to- several million dollar* more Whrn lt»ry %irrr InM thrrf w mill ssnrk wa* i*tn|i|>e<l. .f»-f ■ yr.i fon rre— e-limated ilie »n lr fin gn\ r r nmriit J(^«, thr llbniThe operation* manager pravl. * it,,.I |i.\iurti| would rea* ti lit-. r»M iratlily Hcnt lo thr firliU Till nu*% had said Ihr K F. C. wpulft ' n a v r naiil, I imhi non "c i.operala with the grower* 109 llr thr »iiE|krnsion to percent." *-*• The ratolal *t'"-k ° f ft rrmain *n rffrtl fur nrvrial days In an Investigation of tha *ltu- j for each ll" " il » f the adjilatr.1 • M il p%|irr«apt| U lirf It would rratlun, mad* Moniksy at the u u iift * I value lit the rapltal *lo.-h of of Gnirrnor Hholta. Turnigs wgg every domestic lorfromtmn would suit iii solving thr lalior trouhla .Sim r an ahurtltr strike nf oean told that R. F. C. officials at IMVt ' Jrea*e after Julv t. IP3I For the |,aikri* of the dtslr'et several (•lade war* confident they CriiU 1firat three m nth* of it* effective week* ago, the operations man* handle the situation without ngk.’'’ I nr*, the las brought l«A.3*7JtOf. agci esplalneil, negroes ssho re- aide aid hut that they did not fi* into the federal treasury f'n n g m * f ii*i*it in accept work on farm* tor permanent rhacontlnuanca of I estim ated fM0.IKI0.000 a year would were refused government Job*. R. F. ('. work. 41 r 1 ..... . at assay o f lisa nwportant show l a r i so K n glao.l and wsos a sum J bee o f p et*r« la lh-» r o o - lr * . “ Foe many year* he w a* piln n p a l o f (Isa SI. Juko'a l t * * , l A r t! Sslsool in l . s o is o Ila apecialiae-l I so p irtfa its and arses Ills a rirs a l, la tk * O gk a d States 20 jrvrr* Bgsl Mr has pwiwtrd p ortraits o f rosl.) | y n a a ia n g cMtaaas la IVar.syl i saara. O U a , N e w York . a aJ Vtr \ I he paid The eare** pliiflta ta* I* pny. ablr |,y rvery corporation on It* I net Income at the rate of 6 per, rent of the portion in eiraa* of I2W i»-rernt of the adlualed de­ clared value of ila capital stock. Thi* ta* would end with the cur­ rent latable year. N payment* I under thl* levy h a v e va* been made, effective day having I been *et a* » f «»ct •f’ • Ollgr#** made no estimate of pmtiabf* re- Ha'cony l<ow*r Floor FOKKSHillTKU III Kfll.AB crr»r Fall House Cleaning SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS I WHAT PRICE A NN0 CENCEf \ �siit fporlqnt fo o tb a ll Gam e t k l m ' o f xtk' . W M ' W h mltfrc o f the 'Ah.ariemti Legion never too o u o r -. ’ |h«V 7>, k « t ONlufail M irgin t McKenna., of Sersnae take. N.V,*(I1I ' |m i hunting deer with the came rifle (he her «ecd tar the gait twenty yeere, the hae eeven deer te her credit. !&cat Fitld Tomorrow it*Ui*dlog game on the f* TfliV' tomorrow afteriM o'clock when the ever rUa Wllirate top bracket tern Conference tram| town looking for a tklrd Win ever Semlnola High, iiqa la afl-lmporUtit. It |» e f break the total aeaBk tw o aUnde at two vkt- Stanley Displeased As RMs Beat Reserves In Spirited Session Tomorrow'* v im . I* the teat nitc Ion loams wRl rlash which' t to be a cloaa match. SI IS.Ml NtlTTI.qNS 1M ltd lf< dat \u M l 411 .|*|HNt1 !c'1 _ . Jr l i t tat inn tit Veteran Georgia 11' To Meet Rollins In Orjando Hatnrday frlaSM Ik* 'IMday.'r Phene UK loweet poealble price*. Cive od The ballo'mx »i!| K> in Penn­ it rm tel in*-m q *1 V m.'*, P ill sylvania, (Hi ■i, K-'ttluekj', Utah, on the whult enj.-ujlil*. North and Sojth C nrdin a.'R epnt* Debuchl got off to a good start I Most Market, 221 B .1 *t 8L* from thost* yiaii-s in Lento tl.e t.s his country'a Bm-' » ‘ *:li|.ir to expect to carry •ho United Htatjs. Hi pnset,ltd *rt- ptuliitiiticol hi* credent ats t i Freslslenl Cool* ill. Rut dry* i t * makinj a r lw fii Idgo in lUiS a l u tii.w v h c i rela­ ujus fight and tl.ierton - 'nie llqnt tions between II.e twt countries squeosei, espr-.aily in Nut'.h Ckrd u . I . t . m is s w o e eicrptluuali/ cor.int t-'irm’ and Uhl.. • . , ,^j\ la ia o n ir ls f The great Jnp.ic*-e tnrihquake Actiikl rep .-', slipi-ruling, upou — Aeafe p s ( C M w m * t « * >eaesH-al«mrfoe p rrjlfe hail brought th- two e ip n l, icl tie vote lit : v stalls, n n n o i O f f le e l l . s n f * !* ■ « . H — II close tUgcther. Good ol!| leur* come t efore Doc. fi or 6, date* sot a m . a il* JS-W— « r..M e rr s the order -if the ihiy. PSaae T*3 Of Mas ,or rat'ficaii 1 1 ceiivtiiiiona In' Klesf V a n Raak n il* . Then Japan em* nrr.<d iqwn ts thorn. j Manchurian pou / n’ .-I the urnThe mite i i ;i . .,f a'.' ero l elecbassa.iiir'a pea-ei ! days ..vine *.o ' .ns in th v e - t i f f m.d ill V Ii:m epd. The sinilirg face of the mtun * stit.ln -anil Neiv JersoV vvilj he -u.tnni',1 tio 'e!/ hv n ilin i)! Donioj little i)iplom„t na- u t il tal**l> csant IJepjs': m leu In s (uf tspl in his i tolly t i s 's >o the c r -ti.il- dcpailim-ri' for u tUk v.lth s,n i it<Ileaf Inti ..if p i ■, *•f a arervtnry Ktimrnn Nets -p.sj i rn.i-n in political sentiment fr^m lint It Should Be . ;in * iiit ly would w.iii f-q- him out- tii miirmt if * » i l* ti !•* i«f I3».V2. will be informative a^ to what Sarved Right I sile the eberetat 1 * i-ifice end they might expect In the i-ongrp#hem'.-ard him with i|Ueii|nn». aiomil f‘lt‘c!ioni .1 h^nre. ■ He never t vl-•J t i nvutd them, The thn*c cod** n .• ni ay ora I rycc and ullhuugh be nuiwered only Opjjo.aiie Post Office a few of the questions nske I, he !n New Y *rr. i*ii\ i nttrarliiiy' tia%i• « DISTILLER3 r a n TEM­ went through the Interview-, trnm It inwiile attention largely 4 ccausc P E R A N C E — Selon Ports/, sljy to day with vrnrn ling la tir n * 1 .•T the i fTpi t i'.** •rttcomi* w II ‘irivp .pcggldut-of- Wiibrnsl OUS- i gnrl -gm’ft'htrtfmr;----------" “ ^Tilrttrirtty^ TnT”~t>;>'«giTirM*:1IfrfCrrpT tillsrs Csrporstisn prom He bad „ son in I’ rid? *1h i . All 11 ti thr Demo* *» \ iianoral ar* iSSd hlSCOrr.pSny lo S poliej of the Urturhi* gave tri- urrear- t;i ntiatl n. of decent use ot 6cv(rgg,| snrr in Washington of net.-g thorI'ltOM-VP!t % 41.1 U*« in th it rtc* and strict obttrvanca of St’ tiugb'i at home on ell notation* ami in the conical fur control of future laws in ttia first pos1 nml o f tin sing n good l ne*. the statf'ii asf>cm1*ly arc coanid* repast pronouncement by I Kor Ibel rua* in aoni ■ iri Hash- tii'tl imp«irtAnt pi tit. at cicdea. large distiller. The ctmpaei ipgton lielieve that th.* H.i-eri for r he house i’ "v» m i 1 1 Ft I ,#*tl wilt produce many of the litaiiA. i* iiHKTHS li nt* the auf «•►*.tor's fersll is deeper f j old fiverites after repeal than a desire on hie , m l to r.tuin t « sw'Hkir. 1 home. V t.ilc a p p -.c«*iv U v j' f g haiuh j Mnny sugsestions fur his tin rn ofT the York rm>,onl race,! R oom1 cjdtrul of the s*tate, How To Be Huppity to Toby i nrc offered Dnr IS the possibility that D * - lw „ u|,| b* impAU.vk stx.uU lostphi i. i y Married In Explained '"'H n 00 lunger I. qualifk-d to v McK vw he ele 1*1 over MnJ irJ —^■■s f i speak for th.- m ilitsiy patty n o w , jo)(|1 p O’ Brien, Tammany H all, {'imeoffraph Printing ( l| K 'A (i(), Nov. 2.— For .ijinlnsnl In Japan. randiiUt* ^ni Kiotellu II. I j i | TYP1HU the gi llie wrhr w wlir# tu get Mltuig |Guard a, fuuiioiii contmtant* pud the %etih| I r r nytlherin aw land ■« Hurges*; professor o f sociology at. Democrat, carry l!je a-son,lly. j Special Investigations McKee i« lac-ned by Kdwanl I. daan4f aclefitt! ha* fount fnrlh the ITnivcraity of Chicago. If* arSEMINOLE COUNTY BftlhjfA f**%v flugk’ rAlinru. Here they H vci at ht> a»lutb»n .y alftln^f Flynn, Bronx leader. —••»•*?« «*> i f a 1 1 oiiirlyng the artiwcr*' to tiJJW1t lit*1 and dmit frin i I *if th( 'V * CREDIT ASSOCIATION h<nt i 1 1 ltd firr her **oSi fa^h quettiornairrj* Rent to married 1 i « j« ir n L anti Iftin .1 A, 1*arlcy, far*, r w -vanVi mark » » * . n uplra tn find out how per;* *n4 thairman of h.**i national ard j unea** 1 fra*. tan Yf happy and married. | figtion Dcmocra i? toinwi tltex i Ihm’t tty tn reform her method * a1 '.1 ,t' * ,\ •■***<kj3*\ tw'gmijllll IN| -Yf* v1 , * ^ |* f htHJHrhfhl rnanatrement. • v f ’ * * H*i U s’*I*in ‘t (oui loud I rc*cnt ilcall/iK'* - he ha. wt'H her *<»n 1*on*i Ikt'Kiudge wailing ox} her. i*Ar’t l»tiliu.c Iter c-at or f*in etetliallntenu. Hfii't ciitic ze lit r peiTonul hah* it* ., I ton 'I f uvet tu practice Idlerr*. always. I f the t.iidc u ill just it* these Itlflnifs nil mil In well with ner niuthi r-in-law, sniil Di. K. W. | Must - that's why you get 30% more Mileage by getting new Goodyears new! ... . , p q U M B you want the g r ip o t tough U n o r ru b b er b etw een y o « r brake* and H mt RMd in (ell and w in te r - w hen there** m o re s lip p e ry d riv in g than eny oth er titpe In the year. This year the t|*lvrr,lly of porj.la has used It* own football song, both tuns end lyric; o f ‘•frirer for Elointg" being written crpeclelly.fur, lbs hlfbti(ig (isltirs; end in 1V33 the I'lurldrsfes have brrn undsfeatrd •n t unicorrd on until lest Hetunlay whrn thry lr,l thy powerful Tsnn* »* * «» Voli for three quarters, holding them scoiclm until the Hbitf prrioJ, dsspltr Ihs fact that Elotlda was in |ls worst uhjrslcsl copgli lion thus far this year, with a half dotrn of Cuscii htnnlcy's most veluebla pl»yer* suffering from Injuiji-a. The Orange and lllue dsfend 1 »r* to date era III points nhrad of la -1 year, and hayc scored gioi* pelai.'i Idready than thry did tu tbrastira It SI .ycsin. er lonfijence among tha Tary will pa try vo.t,. fpught this wrsk but would tnko HcDowsJI ,ha» sliesdy warned thk r tha South r>tu*J Mat lha Te* her* sre ra i and would wt-yp I M tlial Hollins wtlj haW '» - Ga*ch J v k ,A). Dowall intlgiaUd •fu» Jha. Herald Printing Go Steve's Place. . t# b *.-played until ArmiaUcr l>ey i Mehta's ifu||i|.iyv 1 w te l wjtK John Vfcavrr of laSerda second rolling r,7H for eM*> In the second match llerbet of the N f-lll UottfCf high rolling M'l for 3 game*. W « are rqalyped to prude re firet clu e Job wer(t at l>* a trial. L i k e BE E R I f N i^ ii r-ir j ip-j N o te s PRINTING YO U U.B. IN g O I O M AHKEX lb*- ji'J'i J jufvtaui _ qdite worn nflrr the Kn igvlllu , S O V IC T R C C O C N I. "Prsafilant ~ floasevelt *nfioufietd |h* n<vt movii In trip mid liglil work this work TlON — M i»lm Litvinov, ht« iconomlc program as shout,I luund them into good con , Sn*iet choice to d lu u ii the vstabtiahmtnt of a gov* ditloo. , vv'ih President Roose arnment mark#! for ntwly*( th« rettoration cf m Itriad gold, and a controls 1 In tlialr game with Gimigin o< ©malic relations becurrency. Phot© showa the Jacksonville Saluidey, the (haute i Moacow and President aridreiclng the of n fxitb ell life-time Is tefuic Washington* nation. Stanley's Gators. A situation picvail* till, week that he* not previously ovisii'.l this fall. For css in pic, when Kim I HM K ill# kert tomorrow . p|qye.d Sewanev in thv second j Did New Song Bring Gators Luck? 0 $ lflrq hqe been trading lbe| g . Wl. ,lf ,h„ ttll. (; ttr „r I rve r elnce the season started., ,.,.H a ,h ,t he I alreeif. (i'setO l L «* l Hrsnmn rinse on hi Irtft'n defeatpil. Afalfm t N. * N la te‘ Cheer Foi Florid* %> hepl*. 04b*m 's Style I* reemlnl*- thr Klorida a*s4* h train *qu«rnl • IT M*ms try MntntKT IL1KKL CMt thpt old spirited imvll MKitlnui « PAYMoNti unaariL W(ilf|mrk Unit hart M* a M l m if-rs rs pleV which H in r it Kon Iriiwtd in defeat. IJnlvvMity id |- ’ flpp used'to feetlire Not n iratne North ( ’RiohiA had laki’ii U h 1 S *i passed that hasn't found 0.1- tiiminina* irfu re tki«*y ouimj !•» i.'kism tearing thmu ah Into Ihr rue- (remeKVtlie. »mi Tenjiraaer had S f S y 1backflqld to spill play after lf*'«n Lvati'n Irufuiv IS .iM* slay, a defensive feature that loi • went to K jioavdie. ' ehould h* follnwml by rver) man Hut now ii ii diUrtriit lU u o* ifte Mn# iMintf Unt'MHUMf (itUlif m l lojii ' 'T im «t*rtinp line up hail n o t 'da n tug hhI ml rival, with a t•■mi' -**1' anntmnred today hut It t * | that t* ti|i|»lmg hatd on tin* H«m» that Dr an and fjoiro% e k *o f f(njQ ii H'k hull faiur, ^ 1* tin* atari at end*: Rlaughtrr and| 1hat Im« «*d tin; l'i m f i » j l y of N oitl at larklrap tlrannan and Caroln a for five touchdo* h* Mtid rta rio n al g u a r d * ; New YoiU 11u 'riK iiy f«»r fmir • t quarter; Miller end Dy tmchthmiu, In ad Utum |o whip ha|ve4, and Mri'lrllatid at] pin^ N* r . iitih 1, Tulanc and N ew s That Repeal tYill Be Complete That Day W. H. Long anything Ocala has to of-Yfepi*tta|nt t r offered • I # * tk* bl*t defensive full"ijfhe MfPt h*s sr*r had. j Dyson, fearless lightwell |tt ‘ .eat) rup with the rest of _ ’h* (W ftttn c e store, any Sam). ’ nolo lllgk eridder wilt ' HI you, w M lr Qllv*f Miller his the *dg« uvar tty flvftag* high school h*ltb*rk based on past performances. Much t* egprcled of the Kemi WINTER I'ARK, Nt.v. 2.~The| veteiaii tram ilum hnuth Georgia Slate Teacher* t'ollege which will provide 1hr opposition fur Rolliua lit tlie KOtue at Tinker El«|d ne*t ■ Haturd*, night, f'uv. 1. will have' a Wright advantage uf ahuut four! pound* per man in the line but l will t.* at a diaadveiilage behind’ I tip line where Hit Tur backs will, oulwrigh them cm the average of alio.it nine pound* each. One of Ihr alara in the Teach* era' forward wall i* John lin ger. ton. who welgh( 200 pound*, and ha* h«tn • pvamber of the squad for two year*. AH of the olherj l layer*'la Ihr atartlng lineup are veteran* who played against Kol-1 Una last season The Teacher, have been going1 like a house afire this aeaaon toppling over opponents with large! a ore*. So far (hia araaon they have won three of their four gurnet, running up a tnttd of 123 fulnta for themaelvea against IP for their opponent a. Thrir lime drfeat ram* *1 the hends of Mid­ dle Georgia, on* uf the strongest trams in the eoutheaat. the Teachars going down 0 to 0 In a gams A d m in is tr a tio n C la im s r*r**l. ernoon in a 30-mlnuat* scrimmage the ImpojUnc* of the (gainst the frosh rtrvfn usiotr plays. Coach Dutch dtertfllnty. Practice at*- (Georgia's I'vWtfk have l>een hard fttanley van* not satisfied with the R, apd thd early ****<-9 performance o f his reserve squad. T h t freshman had eropendrd its gradually are being A nellceatde Improvc- th flr be*( rfforts before the regufpcklng and taekllnr ha» Isr* look the field and made les* re­ reported from the pracllci headway than against the while at the enme time an serves, but Georglg play* looked A e dofanaa aefilnst passes to h^ve much tkicaption aud power Stanley hw and run* has been per- even against the le s t could put against them. HIM Fetrastl, senior center, *n< ' team whl-.h rome* slightly h rt In the scrimmage'* i*r 1* on* of the and Alton DrnWn was Inserted In q t.hc loop despite the b ll place for the signal drill that **lt beat" P el .and by a (I brought the afternoon'* program ra; end Wn* tied, 0 to 0 by to a dose. In the back field in tbc Leaebarr Yaltow Jackets. Fair first elevrn was ( ’ apt. Sain Itavls, >aaM hava bean hampered by a W ally llrvwn, Hub MrAnty and , ltM | l(P 1 l*e ii*l that problem 1" Jimmy Hughes. In the llnr wen' noW eaiTWcted, according to all Chur V Rogers, lt d Ktmburk, frorh Ocala. 1 Drayton Rcrnherd, Alton Drown, Mr* O'kla team Isn't wor­ B lie Starke, and George Moye. rying SamlWola High and soms uf Stanley said I; wa, quite |mi!>lU |Gay»f*J Thera ar* the** play- it.le Henderson eoul I n it piny '*KU say that Jordan, rip- flatuidny. Gloom surrounded the telk-hatk will livo up to (hence* of Welcome Sheerer end fine performance* In Tommy la n e so.Hlanley is taking ■rut that h, la h*t‘ no rhunrrs In Injuring the ba'nnce when Seminole High meets ,Urlando High here in the animal -erect* 1" gam*. With • vi.tor/ floiaOpaja a veal possibility. Ihvr* ll m tlfl doubt but that huminolr High will take tlin iiirnmirr of Oilapjo this year, it >■ agnsd In. WashlngtdrtDigcountfl Tokyo Stories That He pined For Home W A SH IN G TO N , Nov. 8. rrobihltien repeal v »te » in *1* slates will bold the . natl ffc’n at­ tention In the off-year elect ons on Nov. 7. AtimllifstM’ l >lt i ffirlahi cquU dcnlly predic: 'hr- E ghlcenlh Amendment- will te slricker, fcrn'. the con-titutiui on tin t date. Thltty-thrro of Ih j nprisraty 3b states »lEC»dy have vcletl to n.tify •or roV fM M **. f etetlr celery. 4 carrot*; * Iwoet ap­ Italy eaaanUal If th* team ple*; 1 head letto oonttauo Its qniat of U N IV E R S IT Y OK F LO R ID A , :°«*t v * « * * G A IN E R VU.LE. Nov. Z .-T h e cherrlea tUnded Unlverstiy o f Florida second team -n plant* at e ie y to jk * beating beta yesterrVey a ft­ onnelee. » 4 ‘ tw o defeate. A vietorr Convention C o f & t t an o rg a B ta . tiun meeting here yesterday. Tk*nnrtn-«U*»*wHl: k»»dJe pra-convfhUon 'grrirstc-oent* for Uvo na­ tional convention of the Legion to be held In Miami ^ j i w . i»tw .rlvik E 3 ^.r.asXAS** & A n d o o f '- f o i e n t i f i c Mat* p ro v e lh *t tires " b r o k e n to’ * (tarin g w e t, cold vreether e v e r* ege 30* « p * n fete/ miltoft, , | Hot nisimer road* make tires .wear (ester, tiling your brake* on hc>t dry roada il Itkd holding them tgninet a whirling grindstone. But roads are ooal in winter-end-htpet of the* lime they’re wet. That tneena daefrr when yotfri tires are thin end wont. But 1* means frtticfiem for stout nut* rubber, beceusa the water pre­ vents rapid wear by preventing friction between the tirp and the rond. ) ,. . Think that over, and ask yourself - c * n you afford to wait till spring when new Goodyear Pathfinder* nr* sliU I ycwrM^P'-i). M . about the same a the Not oo your llfet The thingluryoaitodo i* We come— on Uie rim! Phone 265 gqad Service on t l r « batteries. Don’t worry— .V e il he there-pi,nc.lMl^r, DOZIKR JtJGAY’S QUA 5 •• are aJwsjs . ^‘Bent Kor The Hot ^dpi*' , |j Vw m * tgl fS " HARD KAN HIM) 4 �■^ ■ 5 5 ...^ ---------- „ ••■ , V . ' . ^ ! » > / . 1. t f . l r 4*! * T. : L VJ, \ ■* -. ‘ TOfc SANFORD ffn t A IP . BAKTO ttp;W Xm iftft. ' e - • ; '■ ? ? * * : F A U r-y t* ' #tW m in n *ftD n AA ^ w nOvTW n i BER T/N I*AY S A N T BtKIH •ml In adtlHlew many apwrial t**k>J have been aeeignaU to Ueyie. --- an ranch here, . P IC K THE W IN N E R aagal h r «Jfc • * tynaurr 1—T o lisu* tip to $3,000,000,«to ■ “ (* • * • back*.” * —To aubatllut# bimetallism gold •tender'd through re ■Uon of *fl**r. '0 Mdor* th* geld cantent dollar by aa much a* 60 No India*tWn ha* 'd n d given ir 'h * *v*r will exercise hi* Bridging a "pan of nearly 100 year*, modern I' S Mann,'. nie •hown taking over the dutie. performed by . r ;l ,,f ,-ulu. nial time* during * birthday celebration nt I‘I, >1 «,li,n. wh.-ie a C> rp» of Marin.-, war f >i»t e.tnldUhed „n \,iv,'mb< ! |ii. 1,,.", The background represent, the Tun Tuvrrn. th*'* f i - t M-nn*ting randeivuue, ami the rnttk-enalii- flan, a iililiri ,,t Hid Olory, B * . he* laid h* would M*k t» price l*v*U, adding, “ If can not tb thl* on* way we .4* it another. Do It w* w ill.’ by lb* federal raaerve urttlaa in the Tracing thrir hi»lnry Inch to af $3,000,000,000 would bring country to ■ credit Inflation the American Revolution, tin- U. S. which come hare figured ha roughly feur time* a* nivereary of then fo r p « on Nov. aa at any p*riod in the lent 10. [cW art '-aipaheUfi." In limitoJ the a» aap year* hefnn* the n» ta, howavar, ha* b>*a ad- l Iona I fepitul » n i eelNhliehefl et by many economint* an Washington, Mmmi'* w«*r« fight daalrwd# than money Infle In* the 1r country’* hatth>« on Iaid I directly. ami aea It i* n promt boAftt of |Sack,a maney inflation through the Marine Turps that it wh* iaaoanr* o f ‘‘greenback*" !• authorised by an art of the Con - * * • pow tr o f lhi» PrMidrnt. |tinental Conprea* in ITTf*. nearly |U ultr tha p rw n l banking el^ht month* before the peflnra a f f th« U n itH Stall tion o f Independence* wn« signed. LEGAL Among1 their eiphnl- «»f ncnrlv a century ago. the Marines point N O T IC E or * rru ren o * w o n innE B i c n n n , - W * ar r lM iiiA . I Rati*# t* a tt ia a m . t in m r. rtatk or hereby given Ikel purchaser of T m *%U Ho 111?. data# I la* Srd Aucuat. A !>., tail. haa can If leal* In my of fit*, mad* application for ta* !• * ! « * * • in » « * oN * bc$ with *14 rartlflrat* aitibracaa th* - -•• ttaacrlhed property aliu •la fUetlnula County, H orM i. HH of NKV oft M l NEM B*l'(Ion Totaraahlp ti hLiugIi » kaiiH* II iil. I* arras, h# m 14 land bHna at ha data o f th* Issuance uf such ertitUaU in th* nam* nf T w tlOfUN. tlalaaa aai4 w rtilifaia .ba padramed accntAIng to law with pride to th«* fact that limy fought side hr aide wrtb th' army in battles with th** Indian* Florid* under their own leader. Colonel Archibald Henderson Somr of thfir rarlirr ftkirm iuhrft w rrr with thr Crrrk In ilUnr along thr Ch»ttAhonrh«M* betwrtn Georgia •n,l AlMhamn On# hAttallon of thr •«*! *olili#Tft rntAblUhrd it* ramp near C lum huR, Ga., and Another nt Fort Mitchr)), Ala., in thr RUinmrr of iR.*m Later the twi> bat.atlnna cun*i>1l - dated a ml m Flundrt un il,-t Sin ,1 Til....II a S. Joftllp 11* V uMi A** 1 iiiiny barti rltli a! I 111*»1 lilt'll. itn l b |>iii|i'* ft lltl Vkg-t .it*. i t i i ♦#*»! i.i w(tiiiuli'tl. in aluiu . aal U*** «*»*—*■ tiirb4ft*Y< UKit Ii tin* Fi* iktU' I 1M111tin^ that f tilt* pp||ot ml i i t ti Itll 1.alilt KYvrirlmL Tins iv., si | i " . \i<h ittuTy MTV tie i|) 1 limit •*1 ihi "Ifurines, V%ho ft Oil 1 [ ti ism i i>m >■«);iI inti fur , profm 11> < Mnng i 'In* nol of thl sevrrnT tat* «'•.•*. tlu \ l»a«l I neither liern or.b i. d n- r re.|iie-t. id i*. d» From th fit 1 lav •tu * Id ii t - u <‘ i- t i in. .1 i,$i ship* of lb f %1it 1 fHHFfiLfil N rv v , *° ' ' r' * f>1t *1iti 1 x\hioi then fl" •' lM. f 1 f i Ii 11 * horn, li.'tt f m • nnd elrr Hawaii, ih \ 1. iiwfit •<! thi* , Jaa-a, Ik til* hlfttOl y Cnrt» n-f* of the r*-pi hi. . r «h- R. v.dti In tin 1 ■ 1 tion, thi* W f of l*t 1 till ' I cy 1 j S 11 •»»»" I- hMI \\ >0 hi r « n, t ' \»' Munt War 1, tl*i- N( p** Jin it '* 'ir » 11art r * o .v m ti 1)0 fmc-.l I • |-di hi to t * fl . ’ - til . ,dd,<► r.i Does Your Car How Ctrdui Helped Led/ Get Stronger *T area In a weak condition when I alerted to ualng O a rd u f writes Mrs Oacar West, of Dayton, Teaaa. " I (mind It helped me greatly. ........ Don’t Trifle With Coughs i S S S T lK 31.'irtfS My . Uad Will leaua tkeraaa on tb* Hth. day af Novamber. A, D. IISS eventually reaull in a credit ex ” ^7T do my wurt. I (alt tlrad sU %t* \ my official aUDalure' flow. ^ \ , J * .,, time I read Utat otlw* W M . •d *aaI Ulla tha Ith. day of Orln nanalon when the m..nr> b t f . A D, IftJI. hack to the banka, mn-v erormm-i ^ ? ......... . j took Cardul aa a tonic, ao I de­ V. K rWjtTfJLApM, elded It would help m# It atrangtbClarb Circuit Court Kami. n t, h thl. but the, ««v the con*, eripnrr. P..t>rili,l l.,i..............P6 a**nl ennd me and tor treat* d my apg*County rinrldn Irol feature of direct rn-ht e*-| |„ i»ko Nunn, ,■ - Y„ ■ ..i.n diuy ItBKUL) tlta. and t fell batter than I bawl pan* inn would 1»* m o-'fiu tm ffli a*'1 i* aoihnr''— I t i. 1 neuwv My A In a half limn I think It la a W KKK8. II I' the greenback plan. . Blmetajl am, the cm^li-huu-nt |aortti or trruraTiox foh of bedh silver and gold at a atandhU uaao m u m aaci-riux « » o r r a g oaxcaai. arty. •rd. hat followed an aval-chine ig course through tbr American p ■ ^ t V r ™ , " AT,e o r litlral picture. Some economist* rumen I Ibi ***** » a t i l l . 4*lad ............ da, ........ •T gtoy, A. & l » » l . be* rtuu m id double atamMiil n ritflea ia In m y.ardc.. ...,l he* aatUTatorlly win.* oi 'u r » -ay Hu me4a application roe <*> i„ •aeu* la aaeetaane* wire a*id •lamiaid wuuld ra m . a fig h t - 1 •flaala Stabrawee in* ...ihtwina yohl from tha cuu.iiiy and even ha* awparta iH a a i*. in a . * tually result In the United Staleneirg on a silver elan lard alone , _ line It l » M Oaaaik. •!«**■ * I I Devaluation af the dollar . . . . . I* acre* a*M Ian4 t e l e * a***e**4 at through formal red-inm-i of It. 4i* a f th* qkeunnre of eueti gold content n u rg'd by nun* cat# in t h e . • ■ * . » ( Kay. tconumiats. Other fear ‘ hi- ib<*■ ftablaa L A PA LM gn purrhaeer of valuation might ■« earn* I too la rtlfleat* So. H it. dale* tb* ^ af Jala. _A Ik laat. ba, or Uc rypeat*d I jo many lime. The ataadard U S gold riollur i U M r t ltM h la n r office I w a l l application fnt lax la equal to w i l f gram , el gold, in N C g* leaua ta aernrdanc* w.ik l * . , h l a cartiricale emLraeea the on* o'n ce o f g u ll i-ef.im th•*Jk - f t * gaairtkaS p **e«rir t i l ­ United Slatog want off tha gold l e r la Aemtaole CoKatf, Kn.rlda, Standard r o M d ^ l eva hem ea 14 af MMR geeftaa I I T-wa.klp thanged for $10Hi Formal oeval Uaalh, Haag* I I W i t . ia Ballon eruuld redu.t the nonnir t f graina of gold lu the -Lllar. p ^ ^ x s s j'ir r T ^ it. i LOCKHART, Nov. t~-L*gh on iirer of tba kloakta-gWakW They fougkt gallantly, afloat L **t weak' *4 Sanford men, yeomen and children « r n en- - ‘ —a ban* wad pullet* are producing on ami aeboiw, In Ike war again*! tared In tha HmwMVi Pfck-Tha-Winner coataat «H k h h i* f**r ‘ Prodacer*1 Aaaorialion. Mr, ffchry( approximately a K0 per cent bgaia Trt|tottun -ptmta*. «n d loaltrTlwrt pritee three gala o f tickata to the Milan* Theater. ' —which mean* that th* fowl* av­ ear expacta hi* chicken* ‘to » « t i in the fam*U* • * « duel p fw r e n T M * weak, The Herald wanU a t least 100 ronlaatanl*. and erage batter than una egg every un Uy log egg* I hi a winluf 'p i Ihr U.S.S, CoBelilation and thr to that end it i .flpolla teditnr haa.aelactvd a grtutp o f yamea _ \ jy m K two ikay»--at the Hob White thick* profUab^* rate, ^ Brilieh friaat* Ruerrirrv. which ahould b* ao aaay to.pick that m>( a fan will heaitalr in Tb ry here *t*lka<) Indian* reading in ona o f there blank*. throurh Ih* foreeti o f our own So, clip thia coupon, placing a “ W " hpp ait# the name of country. »tormv«l thr b*rrt#r fort* tha team you think will win. or a " T " opp,>*it* th* name o f the in Korc*. bettlrd Boiarv in team you think will tie, ami bring nr lend thia coupon to The rhln*. c h * «« i * r «l po»ch*r* In ! Herald office before noon Saturday Nov. 3. Ala*k*. rngagrd in nunwrou* 10c tin* 1 Umo Remember to get ynur list in aaily. for th* fltet three •kirmlnehre *galn «t ryyoltttlon- 1 M arly correct liala will be declared the winneta, and two tick­ 8c B n * 3 th n o o tela In many roontria*. and did 1 et* t* The Milan* Theater will go to (hr Ihree |er»iui> handing (heir hrrolr bit In »corr» of cam7e Hm 8 tlm o k In th* Kata. twlgn*. Be U ao I w o n lh . It wa* tbair rwrrlce in Maaico N a m * ............ . . -..................................... - ...................... Minim am rk erg* SOa end Tripoli that furninhed * Addrvea Ibrm r for tbr Marine*’ liymn, G E O R G I A vs. F L O R I D A Ibr flail* of Montr*uma 12— Wanted “ T” I I the Shore* nf Tripoli." | G E O R G I A T E C H v *. V A N D E R B I I - T dan ) Rack in tbr day" o f flinlrock* I W A N TE D : Break faat room Uhl* FOR K lo-fu r* « r Klder Spring t i end fiab iin g top*, the »ea aoldier* j K E N T U C K Y vs. A L A B A M A and chaira. Mud be t*rgaln foe I w ti ter delivery phone HJBhOO. note green eoata, white wal*t- ‘ c**h. I’hone 446. , A 0 B U R N ’v a ." D U K E r o a f . and buff-colored trauaara | DISTILLED W ATER i* nnw han. W ANTED: One hoi*,- wagon or that ,li«»ppr*red in Irggin g* iwachSO . C A R O L I N A v a . L .S. U. died hy Scott and Vam. I’hon* cart in giwul imilitioit Will pay Inc nbove Iba kneea. A thfvw3600. eoah or trad*. Alex R. Johnaon. ■ornrred b »t. p e rc l^ l on a white I T U L A N E vn. C O L G A T E wii*. completed th# uniform. ■ o- -t m - o t . k r R ent W IL L P A Y ca*h for aecond hand T E N N E S S E E v ». G E O . W A S H I N G T O N | Many of the ornate uniform pianoa. I’ . O, Box 362. THREE ROOMS with hath First .'ecoretI n* dleapyearetl early I" N O . C A R O lT N A va. N . C. S T A T l T ftiH'r. Suitable fur two *r H AVE V O liK W A TC H repaired ibe 1**1 century, but the Marine hy on# who eeally know* hoe three. Adult* preferred Htd M ag­ - f lotlav in hi« emart blue uni­ M A R Y L A N D va. V I R G I N I A nolia Ave. Brigga, Jeweler, Mag. A*. form 1. *|dt * colorful fieure. V . P . I. va. W . & L . T b - *H f f leather collar, wom WE H ti Y -a e 11 -tradr repair P A R K Apartment* Electric r*he (he Marine* eeveral tlecadea B R O W N va. P R I N C E T O N and rent i i e i w machine*. Buy frigvrmtion irvluded Keaaunabla -a,,, won for them the nickname. your Singvi now. Liberal allow |rate*. ••|.e*thrrneck." a term which th# P U R D U E va. C A R N E G I E T E C H aocr* on old one. Aleo llrm alllrh- ___ __ _ _ . •c* eobliere greatly prefer to nthW I S C O N S I N va. C H IC A G O Ing Singer Shop Palmetto and | * _ H o ll(l< - p o r Ren| „ mure nr le*» pirture«t|ue title* 2n«l. i «_ __ __ which have aince come in vogua. " Y A L E vg. D A R T M O U T H * I t i c* o n i i M T i m »« *. — f o r RKNT: Four room Btuego Time*. eu*tome and manner* i TROE S P IR IT U A L Heading* llun|rll|.iw Bt |j,fcf Mar> a ,, nave rbancerl, hot the Marine# F O R D H A M va. S T , M A R Y 'S Mr* Hally R u .w ll Appoint ))om „ u ,rami>n „ u k , M irJ „ have krnl pace with the develop, n.enl*. Phone 4621. 67 E. Concord v N . Kronrh Ay*., I L L I N O I S va. M I C H I G A N men* or I he N e w ainre the day* St, OrlmufOe Church «»*rvicr* rvery H*iifonl of John Paul Jone* The old Sum!ay 7:.10 IV M * _______ ___ | K A N S A S S T A T E vh M I C H l G A N S T A T E tvtwvlen fricatee amt munlr-loadI ... FURNISHED FIVE roomhouM. iow rennioi with which colonial N O R T H W E S T E R N va. M I N N E S O T A E LK S A U X IL IA R Y will *l-n .n r A)| ^ y r n ia n c * * . tioml marine* were fam iliar, have long . • Uram s Ur p r r .c n U iu u , of m*- TN. . t1lW rh .,h e t j i j .------M U T E E D A J U K va. N A V Y rioe~ - fe-ted t « l » the pa*» The , gin life from nun to nun f«*Atur * ov ,|ern *e* *ot,|ter I* unite at ing thr A fn An drum itAnrr aid ! FOR R K N T: A ltraetlvr fly# room home ehoar.l the floatlne fnrtre**ItRrluiiiri hungiluw 111 finr c mitiiinh, rool lit • ecu Mturnml plAf$* Abort I f r * \boliovml to fcw the lurKi^i |triv*Uithr AfrlcAn „ . crow „ , , tjancr .. _ _ fW1 r. f .*..«! an,| ma-hioerv whlfh y Anil unuPUAl FH d*y, Nov n. g-tMl i lopi* in, fin** Inca turn. (la ra g* ini fo r« miilmght wh**n lb* jfoUer brnvfortum in .UpAnrur hifttury. | | * M . City M a II Atlmh**ftinn 2IW oow e n ro l o,te ahore* avainat npArtmrnt rim my a nd romfortmMti n rW>a>* i)il o ittyd'ltr* AUrtoiJ out on thrir lu t rouml In # ^ 4, ^ 00 *! r<»un«lAlti>ft f«n rrhrv i H orry AnnA llom r fo« vrry |»#»t IwAliufi. I'botw * 4 | '*rl|i|»lml t hiMirn On »b#ir btHbdEY Mbrtnc* btl chrek up «>n h»llow r rn prAnk- . ________ _____ ________^ -irM ntg nlilrrtft Aiutmr ^AnAiitit, w i« 1 n v ff the world wilt piUpr •t«rm. Wh«*n thry rrlurnml th»* j IS — M lw cerU n oooa F o r B o lt ■nmnmrrtl ymtonlay l»y tin- uld, l Slop at T IIK D tlT for Randwichr*n irlMnr^ l.Ack over thr rrcont o f |rmf w i i mi»fting. a.ik . , , , ' and irfrRfthmrntp, N n t door lo __ i ••-rvire lo the country. •‘ Semper j Mralthy Mltftui h«nkini family . SANTA CLAU S 1'Ipan# not#-wlf ^ Trtanan Cluh. | ^,||r|igl •• or B|waya faithful ia it fthuulil h# wAirtimi or trievcildl R K I.IK F Ft N il FOR i *»»S Srlrntifir aq <I indu-trial ir-raivh # I1VP *h» ir m«*tto. It ha* nrvrr rhangrd. thi* C hriitm ai, w# Kav # a b#AHli - I a m I a n d F ou n d ami iNHjUmtr t« 1 havtly iirganixa _ ~ — fyl luftortment prlr#* that wUI TOK \ U. N$»y . 2. Wha| in tionn warv inelunlsil. III.A IK MA R I A M ISSIN G I.OST: THarwulAr froM ••Jrprin# ynu. {A m u II Awjxrft pm ne\ with 22 pt'Af I* > in h»»W »n y until wAntt^) F I fI T O N , M Nov 2 fAn* nt<« MiiiiilHy K i’ w nn I if SlAii|t,y-H4E|e,i*rA HAnlwar«* C47, Thr Fulton piilirr rlill a giM»4l h»h f r#turn#<l to M i r f i f e l IN-IDU. Apt . _____ _ __ j m nf WAtrhitir other proplr’* motor I 1 No. I, W i -Ia La Aut« FOR SAIeK 0#»d K**i%itui|if .i»»w Ttirndav night Hut thr dr* i Fl«*rlrir RcfriifrrAtor $40. H og |un 1 oirnt'* "hlark M a ri»“ In fttlll J I tIHT Twi. (2 » Hutulle* flmeheit <«*’ »» * h in g machine *70 Elerl^l'iiiMHinp Thr patnd rar wa» in ( laundry WaatThir.l St tr.HU Range *16 Radio. *12 and tjg Reward. Seminole Iwumjty. Ranilall Electrir Co. ( ! U empowered: 1—;To dircet th* federal raaerra fata** to buy $3,000,000,000 in " f m i t i N n t aeeuritlas direct from « Schryver, who la eecretary-ttvaa* RATES til* Tbomai amendment t$a agricgltara] relief Mil, th* £ SHIMMY Do#JR it U N.ArU'l**I . xtri'I llMTlI1 * ’ ? — A l l l — ftftllg* O1! il1 *! y IIU! 11vhm nhim I f iHJ uf tlu-ftr tlrfHUJti* am - imlU f-a Mf lit 1 > ut i ir in fui a frpt* ti‘*t «»n our int»<i«*rn hri'Muni* I '**%%<1r»*> iii«tium#nid Hr»k**w a rut flout n J r i fm - _________ ‘ 1R A IIA M I S tor. truck, stake. • fttl rot* fl^fi.lViJ ( ’ h|.vrttlft I tu-Y H it bikty triirk, n-w lirm $7.r« IMI ?or*l out* tnit Irurk, mxI«\ i*x» ilrrft tlf> CXI Re«*l Aiwi Son* TH REE CHOICE Jereey cow l F r.-h and pored right. One 200 lb Mi C im) rpim- 4if K JvtlH F ahiih nr (•fnAtrataT. InI, SbryWAbury, (larI1FA1 Ovli‘du. KOH ^Al-K At I'ukhr Auction In front of Court Hmi»# Mo mi* V. [ tvki* mulw, ]0 yt-Aift obi, weight H TR AW H K R R Y 1‘ t.A N T S for a* U l,(XHi Iba. PArb W I'l.P tr, Phonr •’ M2 W lf>— F lo w e m and I'la n ta SEMINOLE TIRE SHOP FIRST and ELM PHONE 85H 20— For Ilrnl Or Kale I |— Y tU rrU u n m il* f « A I I. H I' N(. A I.O *" with 1% acre, tiled land gaiage Beardall Avrna*. Apply Mr* Sauls, Uenaan Spring. �— ' 1( * '13 Mil «*W lerful m oney savings, price slashing values. I f you have not discovered what When you ,atpp to think about it, N ow is the Tim e— You'll be interested in our i ’S w ill mean to you it's not our fault. D on't w ait any longer— see fo r yourself— everything in the Btore has been drastically a CLEARANCE SALE A T Y O W E LLL „ _ ' ■ *b efore * '* advance ’ »in price. T ak e advantage o f this wonderful opportunity to g e t more fo r your money. reduced. A ll outstanding merchandise *bought the LL BE CLOSED ALL D A Y TH URSDAY OPENS FRIDAY 9 A. M. PIECE GOODS r S A V E O N C H R IS T M A S G IF T S . Phoenix Hose IgaTff M «*»s^oee*n»**oo*'*io*»*'»*.**»** ■ » i.i. t«60 ....—....***e.... ________ ____ 11*26 v a l u * § ...****** **»#•««,«*•« 1-00» Value*--------------- „ ---- ;..... .......... ...*...... Phoenix Sox 29c value*.......'-.-.’....u....... ..................... - ............ 24c Also one small lot of assorted sites and colon to close LATHES’ BAGS In aattni, leathers and woven A Cotton suiting *Wk value......... a..2I( Evcrfast French uins ham In new plaids— 86 In. wide, ,reg, price 45c-......35< /Assorted lot of cot fabrics. valuea values S BAGS 5 yds. for...^..:...$1.00 Nubby Weave su'tlng — new color combina­ tions— 69c value.....' ---- 65c Treasure.'.Cloth an d colonial crepes r e g. price 290, for..... 24c M E N -T A K E SHIRTS rr u W Rraru l Heavy fleers *trip«, 11.35 v*tue«........ . W irk .Shirts A] lot f o r __ v_________________ yard Una (1.00 valuer for .... Tom Sawyer Shirts a Men’s Felt Hats 18.00 Stetson Belts & Buckles URN'S 81I.K TIK3 Ladle* coats, fur-trimmed drway J i Costume Jewelry tons, Including piques, swissea, organdies, batlstar and prints. valuta to 49c....,... 85c Ben grade prints, 36 in. wldfc guaranteed fast, color, 25c value R EAD Y TO WEAR Jpe«ial lot ta close out at * All iilkcrepe jleiftene end h e a v y r a y o n crepe* — 69c and 79c value* for....... _.»_59c A.l wool coat and ault material* 54 Inchaa wide, light and dark shade*— |2.60 valuea... .. 42.19 $1.05 valuea......$1.00 $1.79 valuta___ $1.49 $1.69 valuea-----$1.89 $1.50 valued-.... $1.29 Rayon altp materia) In white or pink, 36 in. wide— reg. price 89c......S2c '.All o^cr lace*— in all the paatel shade*, 36 In. wide— $1.49 value_____$1.29 .$1.29 value............ 98 Chlffona, georgette*, altlca and aatlna. Reg. Value from $1.25 to $1.69 at —........... 98c Yard wide ailk crepes, fgillea, satins, taffetas, tayon crepes and plaid crepe de chlnca— 96c to $1.26 value* 89c Velvet corduroy, 86 Inches wide, In bright colors, regular price Sweaters & •'llMe nr plain tailored • porta etylee— / I Hits* from 11 to 4*. 8*9.60 value* ........ — 8*3-60 valuea ............. 820,78 valuea----------8*4.60 values----------810.76 values..... - - $2.60 values': $1.96 valuea for......... —$f.G9 $2.95 values for -------- - r .i......... $2.60 $3.96 value* f o r ------- ------- ....^5.-........ $8.29 $1.96 y e '$ n $1.69 V* lues $4.95 values for ...................... $4-29 $1.00 all wool slip over for 89c Mens’ leather blouses—made of reindeer wlih ripper fronts . tadlss hat* silks. $1.25 values '-‘A VtiV' i , .89 values $4.06 valors 18.06 value* . -.79 value* H AN K IES FLOWERS ilii ait* 4r**a num lasaJr 118$,......,..y*».•— Mlnrtmant. . . . ...1 and coIor* a hkndksrchlif* $9.95 value*...—.— ^ ----...$8.96 $10.95 valuea— ..........-1.^*-........ $9.96 $11.76 valuea........ .....„.^ I.-.*.„$ 1 0 .9 6 Boys’ leather jackets, regular price j 8.96 f o r ...... ..... .........................—.$7 96 Lovely colors. In satins, vslvsts, $1.06 value* JIT.T8 and rsorgattaa, ..... —...........$1.06 S&r v » ! ue * . _ — for $1.25 value* ,95 valuea SILK SCARFS 30r t.adlr*’ and rMMrr#'i nndlas—erspa ds •hen* rayon knit*. or soft cottons. In.1. . row ------•imUnr n t sllns slip*, ahnria short*, * ftriiar pajama*.) tsds and pastls*. 'U ’ l O ^ ^ r ; 8-V88 valuoo------------------- ----------$ X i»l Bright Shades on odd lot U cloao out $KSW Haw fall hlou*M and aartat twin ssti for India*, ml**** and Mew lot of Fall kids In all wanted shades. Sports dressy numbers. Coroot* and comWnatlW—PopuUf Ooo- , •*rd and II. and W. nmnWrs. t*J*« vnhwe— ........ -J f* 86.00 vain**.---- -------------- — ItM value*----------------------- 2 5 IIU vain#*—..------"-/ rS * ■ SSftKJS1 Shorts Men's A Boys' Underwear for.............. 76e Arrow. Man’s Union Suita ... $L25 grade. nainsook $1.60 grade nainsook-------------- .....___________ _ r Men's All Wool Shirts A Drawers $1.75 valua.. Men's Heavy Cotton Union Suita apeclal for— Boya’ Heavy Cotton Union Suits apeclal for.— M E N ’S L O U N G IN G R Floe for Christina* presents $6.95 Values $3.50 values....,..,...,.,$ $ .« $2.86 values......... $2-29 $ 2 i0 values....... BOYS’ SUITS $1.95 values....... .... $1.69 Also fabric rlovaa In light and dark shades. Slaea up to.»VY U < - 'M-i.'jn SHORTS and LONGS '•b 'i ’ Cloth _______________ 78c vaty®8................-W e 60 a Uw V vfth iefl WM a U v O *<%**» * **«♦ ■•} »a * f Gflc iln V ' 3 i • ruffled cuffs. ifim * m9 , : thew-, , 1,10 s nnaiAtfl i n i m i j um $140 A ll Wool Short* »v �Garden Land. AN IWPMPgNDttH DAILY NKWflPAPMl Uenber Associated Prean sa n po r d . Flo r id a , f r id a y , No ve m b e r 3. m s ;c Removal O f Prohibition Law Placed A t jTop O f Legislative CalendarPprJahuaty Term aUonaliat Head Says 0 1 » u Lacks Force O f Public Opinion, Needed To Govern •MandleU, leader of tlm powor1 nationalist union .Ull shied r*y ‘ from the provisional prcslwey proffered him. While th* yJhntmaHad f adsfaRy >%. so*, hathar Tnsaday night’s dliaatroos repented aa» bomhfngs Would be repeated taa| night, th* nationalists were unrlng Mend 1st* not to "commit polttfcikl suicide,," bp ,tahlng over the .leadership o f tlm nation at this eyitieal W a s h in g t o n , s o t « t - w > 7 Removal o f fedrral prohib^llon en­ forcement laws from Umjatatuto book* and revision of Ik^upr taxes and tariffs yesterday ware placed by Sptaker Rainey at Urn top of tie legislative calendar for tbe January session of Congress. Although the Volstead Act newspapermen that rotlficattoi would be nullified It the' yrohioi- “ is tartaia.- ' tlon amendment Were repealed, The view that a move would be except for Its application tn the District of Colombia and Ra terri­ made to repeal the so-called I! red tories, Raney said it should be amendment whiMi prohibit* news­ eliminated. ) ,\ \ wi . . paper* end olh#r publications from Early action on a bill being pre­ sending Into dry states Issues car* pared by the ways and means committee to Increase the liquor i taxes from |l.tO a gallon'la be-' Manufacturers* Reply Incident Is Unsolved To Men Termed As Mystery AlongWIth Acceptance P r o o f Lonfir Island A ffa ir cS a ifcY * f Ctmrasn*, held at ra pill visit Baaford In the Reaction ToSubstitute WorksAdmintstration Enters New fie ld In For N RA Indicates That Industry IsN ot P ffo rt To Provide M o r e Employment In Complete Accord WASHINGTON. Nov. S— t l V A division of opHun within indus­ try Itself, a frankly skeptics! at­ titude an the p« i <>f labor and the reiterated dctoimmsllon of the govrrnmcm rr-t lo relax its par* tlclpation, m » h k > .n and veto power over Industry, as provided In the recorc „ codes, yesterday diudrd the fomie of the Swop* plan.Advanced j / Gcrari Swopo, president of Uen-rel d eelric company and unt il WVVwedatr a member of the national industrial advisory boarl in* plan calls fee a super chaml-ri of remoter** and industry which would servo as an appeal boanl i t the sdintnlsuwlion of the em'v’ Its purposed, as tVecrlbrd by S'1op*, would be to cstslilish an Imi'iitrial self g o v ­ ernment organ.iilms Mid gam m ­ ing of Industry "with the conse­ quent paralyitnc ifTeclr ol) tallia- WASHINGTON. Nov. .1—<A \The public work* adrhinlstritVo* last nirht allntrd *133.000,000 to railroads for the purchase of steel rail* end far extensive railroad mnslrrrtton, lh»a catering A new field In Ita efforts to provide onpinv ment. The sum of IS I .OOOJfeOO was set aside for purrhasa af 1,000,000 tons of new rails and 400,000 tana o f fastenings In-tudtng spiksa and Kissimmee Man.ls 1st Caldwell R e c overins To Payl933TaxesHere From Painful Injury k* Hamay fa* th* L. C. Tyi*r, of Klsnmmi>«, but gathering first hand informal v oa-Mcaasary i mprove- a properly ovntr iu this c.'.y, I* the M *n r of tha 1'J.ui m ■ toBta ( • Uto fh a a ito L s, n E i dtoeaaulng octtvfUs for Ui* receipt laguad * t th* City Hall new year, th* ecmmitts* decided like* Wednesday morc.ing wb.-v lb* book* were offlcivliy opened U Plato th* Bt. Johns-lndlsn ElyXrr the collection o f isirr. *r canal preitet at The head of th* Mrs. Harriett 8. Rosjvller, Mngjlst *| objective*. Reports made noU* Avenue, was the smond per­ Indicated .that progress la being son to pay 10:13 tax**, while Mrs. i* ad* towytrd lb* construction of Wallace W- Wright. JJrllcnvlII* this canal. Avenu*, holds the third receipt i ' Prog teas ala* was reported U Issued. -j Urn matter o f out-ofta on th* rio­ ter between Sanford and Ink* 'George. Final completion of thee* jtet-offh wit) bring Jacksonville much nearer Ih* city, and th* PARIS, NoevT 1.—(A>)- Premier Kvorh I* to h* undertaken soon by Barrsut today warned parliament D m War Department. that “ Pren.h dest|ny" is at stak*| rTPttshJtet H. M. p*pw*rth ha* in a <ministerial declaration ea-| V. A. WtlUsmi, local auto deal MU>o«nted' that tb * Co mmlH c* pressing a' "passionate wilt" fur] er, left Jacksonville yesterday alt ptersomml for lh* new year It oa a completely balanced budget, lie; ernoon by airplfen* for Washing declared for a strong tariff d*-| tun, I’hlladalpbia, and W*w Yuri man P. T. Williams, U D. fens*, a large public works pro-. City on a busini ■■ trip which will o f JUtanumU and II. B. gram and a solution for tha .(co-. end within o wc >k. f Geneva a* trlaa-chalrmn-i, nomlc crisis by general measures.! In V i he expert* to K. Alien, F. K . Abderson, — ---■■■ . ,— . confer ingressman Mark hadn’t J- U Bromlay. otsection with the F A IR TO RUN IN ifeU - Wikuj ird as an air mall CHICAGO, N o e,, |L— VP)—f t * , step piping|tha alnler month*, lie World's Fair official* decided to-' will r*p.ts*nt he trade body in day to hold th* upoattlon over1this connsouw na vics-chairman fe n lN C . l f ,I . W / y . A r if e t lo . Committee. eaves For] rip North Tonight With hdvanc* ticket sales Indi­ cating a capacity audience, 'mem­ bers a f tha Oka Auxiliary of San­ ford Lodge No, 1141. this afternoon .completed stage preparations and s tlte detail* att*ndir%| the proaantails*, at Uto Cttp Hall t o night, of Um ,»a g ro : pr<xbi*toto. "From JUa Ta Run." which begins at 1:00 o'clock.' : t-,ivv"' The perfomanca. In two acta wtU depict th* M tp Uf* Of th* M gr* rallrond worfcar ta and A s e t hia romp- AH t o W I t auppitod bp legat aigr sia why i n under th* "Rending the, Dock," arc among •th* e*ag number* used during this aeon* with th* card gam* aonfv • tosck and wl% dance, a gutter ante, and a fltalu. 1 A aw* act P ay o f Ufa before th* juvaoll* girl* qusxrtet. Th* perfor- ttitfc. t i n Into thdal i ties Raw eppsriualV NEW YORlt, Nee. 3.— (A1)— William Randolph Hears! and a department store yesterday die* cussed the national recovery pel* kiea tn fall page newspaper advertisemsate. Henr tfs recent comment on the ^blighting effect o f the NRA polley" brought this j question from Bloomtngdale’st ' "Now, honestly; Mr. Hearst, don’t yon think that at a critical time Uka this wa should all poll togutherT" ) Also U U : 1 J “ Frankly, Mr- Hsatrit, BloomingdaleS doeaa*t Ilka that state­ ment, nor do wa Ukoth* tenor of year editorial* discrediting the NB A." I . The stem’s eeyporf o f the NRA was vs Iced la fan page manta la several papers the American, a Hean lion. The Hearst organ so had two o f the yak) cent statements on the printed tn a fall page meat la ana newspaper, "William Randolph H< heading o f Urn Hearst meat laid, "who was e fetal Are —L— itrtuon Al toWwar mi ’a . f h l i ’ ilhlRN C k Whh fWlowoi T> n p o ris In P a r k • H I r t M r f t bank CONFERENCE FOR MAN W H O ‘MADE; FARM RELIEF IS SAN FRANCISCO IN DIFFICULTIES QUAKE IS DEAQ “ The remainder of the huge loan — nr t M ,000.000—Neua allocated to th* feanaylvanla railroad for completion o f the electrification of Its tin* between New York end Washington. Improvement of the roadbed, and constractlon o f 131 »l*etrlc locomotives and 10M freight had passenger car*. The money la to be lent th* car­ riers with Interest at 4 percent, but no Interest need he paid dur­ in g tKe' fSrtl f » f . ------” ------------IHtTrrencc of opinion within in­ Secretary tehee, th* public WAJSHtNOrJN. Noe, 3— W I­ dustry itself wa, iwrnlcd In a works administrator, explained lOuUnsed On l*ag* This*) that the year of grace was grant-1 TH# coaferes-* between five mid*d so a i "not la embarass the car­ tVfStom governor* and Admtnlarier* at this time by further Im­ tratio aofriclals In nn effort to lift mediate commitment*." farm price* ran Into difficulty to­ The names o f the roads which day sad BroroUnr Wall*** a*Will participate In the tM .004.000 loons were not available at th* rounefd that plats to this and would not be ready before tomor(Continued On Png* Three) Wallses Says Task la Negro Character H im A lways M a r v e l e d Not As Simple As It Over His Strength First. W asPictured faAN FRANCtJHXVh/aT. * - T l i a -agro mag whv "pulled down" AM city of San Francisco unaided an th* morning of AP>il Ik, )M i, died hose still marvblllng at th* .eglastrophd ha fauvsO b*c«q«s hs .llJuH Uom als ml. navw .tewwhlh •’t V JldnT know own strength. Hlstoiy record! d the disaster an an "earthqtfaka, followed fey fir*" but fell! Warden knew differently. Announcement of th* picture*qua Warde’.l't death rerajlol among oId-U.w*r* today hi* story a tth a / ltM ca-mroph*. i, I B ik * character even befop* |M great *v*nt, had had a rocky nl|M sad on tho fair April morniny srug tooklag for an aye-opener .' » q tench th* burning thirst In ,U * throat, • • ■* )ato th* fi-,i. op*• * " V * fet* fuHklV tha* It Is not Of tha nearly uO>vi pounds of pork which was rvc ived her* on quite as si mule to work uol lUtads Oct. 14 for dtstrihin on to the to-! of th* plea aa l i. f t m seamed,” he dlgent residents of this cjmmusaid. nlty, only about 700 pourds ru-' 'Another bomSuqf marked farm lhainrd yesterday, it wa> reported .in k * violence Ir Wltront n yaaat th* monthly meeting of th* Seminole County employment Re­ The Sanford Womans’ Club, in* lerday and pkkatlng began anew lief Committee held at th* Court Baaford Garden Clubs, and the ■a MlnnaaoU, Iowa and South Da­ H>u*e last night. \ , , i Atoferlcan, ta g ion Auxiliary wiQ kota, aa law Distribution was mads • W all handle th* principal axslguaMata t W groplf. heads af tamllle* -enu are regis­ attending th* reCeptloQ here nest promise uattl rriUI tered for work rcl ef July, N n . >toted to Prtcliant Rooeevalt yea- h* himself or III* rutar Would gof Helen T. Morse, c Minty welfare Frtdsy noon for Mis. Arthur fl. trday to fir * alvWrvst governor* blm credit. • <, * ' { . Cummer, ef Ja:ks.,nvdle state director who assists ih« Commit-] But the bart lode- was obdoratR ' rhalrman of the new “ MehlUxa- t re m » L lee, reported. Several strikers were arrested la tton f*r Human iI n .Ii " rasvsrwsl, bill showed ths color of hi* toutoy, Rev. Merlin J. Hum. commit­ lYsuvau sponsored fay the roadstd* dlso.xect In The affair, Mid refused to w.'t a* much as the tee member, reported so iieps county, Wlaaons a, and Rhariff Women’s Ctvk ( . h i ooltom of a guiss with gig uni*** that 1 >* i ring taken tn handle trails body’s kind h roaenwetter augmented hi* Jail iC asllsw e OB ft. Faff* VW.1 transient visitors t i Haofi.il dur-l milt**. Is the only on* of i (Continued T * * ) I'? guard to ,aWv« oif * reported at­ scheduled for Central J'loi it at ing the winter. He Is rival-man of this time. Th* spelters include! tempt ta fr »- the prisoners. a a|>rcial transient relief miMmitFaacaful picki tiag was reported Mrs. Ruth Atkinson, >f Tallahnstee which includes W. M. Haynes,' on some Mines<oik highways, atrd see, Florida Commissioner of W. It. Zachry, amt Captain HanBsuth Dakota farmers gathered Public W .lfa r*) Mrs WUtl* U. yon of the Salvation A im .. Jn several county group* to g srd Rail or Jerkeonrilk, chairman of A new rnmmittss was rivaled] th# highways. The sudden turn to Past Grand Commas<Wt ( I t i r y last n'ght, the Acliettiev t* .mrull- the Florida W s lfx c Board, and picksting was unexpected, to view Walter Wilsur ol Wash ngton, O. 8now, of Tamps, and mapaheru tre. Headed by Re” . Dram, and of th* aas*rtls« nf IMlo Reno na­ member of th* Fsi-.lly Welfare with It. I. I lean, Mrs. tv l„ Mor­ tional strika leader, that th* of hia staff arrived to gan, and Randall l has* as mem­ Associativa ef Avoc-'ca. movement was "inacUvely sus­ Th* Women'* Clu-j will bav* pended,” pending *be governors’ lat* thla afternoon to be gfwetsa bers, this nn« group will seek to by a group or Knight* T * lapUr local* woik for nn incit-naingly charge of the lunrhcon, staring conference in n Tree Ideal Roose­ from Sanford and Orlaado, and large number of "while rolU i” at 13:30 o'clock; His (ssrdsn t'lubs velt. to make ready for kls laspectJeu workers who lists been applying will be rvsponslbli fur lb* itoruroof Tsorloc Command* ry M*. U t one, and th* Auxiliary will sere* for help lately. *and Olivet Com mauds ry N d .4 af as n hospitality coi-imittee to wel­ The general rumstillvi appr >vud Orlando, sehedktUd for the M*-' I he passage of a resn.it ion calling come tha speaker# and . those at­ E. E. Bladworlb, chairman of aooic Temple at 7il0 o'clock to­ on the Florida Emergency Relief tending th* luncheon Irrig outi tha Go's martial Activities Com­ night. Admlnlslratloii to erect a gro-p of-town. Harvard Walker, commakdar af These details wer- completed at mittee ef th* Baminato County of proposed transient camp* near ths state line rather than through­ a Women’s Clek Crinmitles meet­ Chamber o f Commere* ha* an­ Taylor Commniidary, already ha* out Flornk. ing yesterday afternoon, presided nounced that there will he an Im­ Invited all Kalgkt* Tamplay (a this Those attending last nielli’s over by Mr* W. L. Morgan. portant m uting of Ma atemmlt*** city and the ■atTaaadl% * meeting were: Randati Chase, who Depository boxer in which the at the City Ilall Monday after- attend teatgbt's cerstnony: presided, John Melsch, Br„ \V. It. people of this -•oun'y will li* In­ issued hia InvItaUoa todn Zachry, Mrs. Helen Morse. W. M. minding than* planning ta vited to place rlotoliir, shoes, tad II tones, Fred T. Williams, Mrs. that they should do *a 1 R. O. Chase, J r . Mrs. W. L Mor­ other articles that *•• na* >1* for they have ualfonns or set. as*, Rav- K. D. RivUmUe, and th* M**V *1H bt placed at four Re*. Martin J, Brmni. rlrmtagU points n this city; next week, Mrs. Julius llingfeldar and Mrs. Rea Packard told th* ns**'IINIONTOWN, p « , Nov. n - Ing yeaterday. M l—Hli me a who ly n k with ihv Th* material for thesg boxes experience o f years af On,In • ground teal d gg'n g will dxa their Atlantic Const tin* I Sunday best today for a lervuus ployeas, is new assd talk with President Recur,,!: the six patrols. Two i stout Um troubles that are k»i> occupy cornsre e f * railroad euaoagger Ing more than. iu.OOo of their ram-Commercial Avenue tad** idle la Burthen Pteun.ylfort able and hate*-LI vsnia. g Thro* , gttondlag yesterday'* mrstiag wore: Mr, H, 0. Chase, B AliT K A tU I S’ HTORIES J r, Mrs. Julius D. tgfsldsr, Mrere * rl liana*II, Mrs. it. K. Jen**, - COLUMBIA, M o, Nov. % -4»3 Mrs. F. R. MUcbaU, Mr*. U*4*a T. Headquarter* aa —-A doll i:i his hand, S-y*ar-oM Meroa, lfra. W. b Morgan, Mr*. for th* purpeed Harold Cuaakghaai riimbej| is a Rax Pochard, Mrs. A. B. Peek, courmgeutotrt to th* ghta, i window sill yesterday. Thu scrvrn Mrs. W, K. Wotenn, Miss M iry their spasm*re. ' y a w way sad Iba chilli tombled Dlghton, Miss Jeoepbloa TafmU, The patrol smtguw iaU al throe floor# t * lb* grognd. A war- and Dr. Elisabeth Tracy. rot aroi . ' rflod grandmother from' Um a Kfegtot Putroti Kathsrihe N * m-imento later, bruised but c A T 't i K t j r r o H RANHOM ethcnrlaa uahart, rwefhlty examlatam aim an# LU .1-11 “ * > TORONTO, N *v y P )- 1 Mitch*U. Marian Jon**, and M m Pla* Cane Petri Women’s GroupsTo [Plan RecepftionFor SpeakersOn Friday Amltta* fetf tha ft* mi riels Court- a ’& w te s a s r i Policies H«{ Has Kelief Council Has Distributed Nearly 4200PoundsOfPork t m**Uag af.fehfe iww .Highway * •* Lr KnightsTemplar Held Arrives For Meeting; Appeal Made For Furniture Donationa To Be UsedInGirl ScoutHeadquari^lri S S Z tfA i that U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1933 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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, November 02, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 02, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 02, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2e6f0406c11e8c1a9ace8e81a5fedd29.pdf c933daec34af7eaf6f1d9cd9195077e8 PDF Text Text SANFORD, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.1933 Member Associated Prate Retail Code Highlights F or Seminole County Governor Refuses To Call Extra Session T o Discuss Critical Situation In State TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 1.— (A.P.)—Florid* West Coast schoolUftlcUl* w h o ca m e here today to urge the allocution of Vnor« stats funds to public schools wift told by Govern­ or ShbTtfc And the Board of Education to "Go home, put on a cinhjptifn to collect lo ­ cal* achoo] ^ taxes and this probleih w ill be wived." ALI. RETAILERS SHALL COMPLY WITH THE FOL­ LOWING TRADE PHACTICF.S: No retailer »hall use advertising, whether printed, rsdl > or display or o f »ny othrr nature, which is Inaccurate in any ma­ terial particular or mlsreprcrc-.its merchandi*c (Including it* use. trade-mark, grade, quality. .|uantity, site, origin, material, content, preparation or curative or therapeutic effect) or credit terms value*, polin** or service*; and no retailer shall use advertising or selling method* which tend to dcceiee or mislead lK* Nh* retailer *hall use advertising wh !?* n n ' m s in sny mnt>-rial particular TO AN ) COMPETITOR OR HIMERCHANDISE. PRICES. VALUES, CREDIT TERMS, POI.IC ,E No0 retaUeRrV,* h fn 'u s « advertising which i,mvn,r*tejy j*y» claim to a |mllcy or continuing prattler of generally underselling " f l . M * , shall secretly GIVE A N Y T IIIN O O F VAUJE — OR AGENT Ob ^ r U B T O M W jF O K TO T ill' EMPLOYEE g V . V ’t r T , T s T ,!S A rcU R i'T E •'lNr,K^ Y MATERIAL PA™ r refi**r -h»ll Pla c o 's t.c le . in the way of the purchase „ f « product which a consumer order, by brand r» iny upon the rnn.umrr a .nb.tlli.tr nrnduet In « manner whi.h tf? -* -, ssrs .O .P . BegiriiFirst Attack FORD DEQUES RFC LOANS GOn Roosevelt, Charged TO RELEASE DROPPEDOFF Having Broken P rom ises DATA SOITCHT LAST MONTH WASHINGTON. Nov. 1,— — Th* NRA, under fir* from several angles, appeared liksly yesterday tu become the leading issue In th* N R A Heads Believe'Less Than 1 Hundred congressional elections c f 1034. The opening thrust In that cam ­ HisCompliancelVith | Million W a s Turned paign. Democratic and Republican All Parts Of Code| Into Many Channels circle* agreed, was mad* In thl May NowBeAssured | Jones’ ReportShows issuance o f a pamphlet by th* R e­ publican national committee ch arg­ — ■— j | -----------------I’ realdenl Roosevelt had DETROIT. Nor. I— <A.I\)— | W ASHINGTON. Nov. I.— (A5) — ing Arsrrtlng that “ Wr arc always { \ decline In reconstruction corpor­ broken pledge* given In th* party willing ta arredr to proper and ation loan* in Srpten.ber compared platform and In hi* speeches last reasonable iF s u r .li,' fo r d with August and July was report­ year. In that pamphlet, the NRA Motor (Vanpan- official* tads* ed yesterday to South Trim ble, came In for scattered fire, but were compiling Genre, on wages clerk o f the llouso. and hoar* for suhmis.Lin IS the The report, submitted by Jesse Republican leader* yesterday were National Automobile Chamber II. Jones, chairm en, showed that said to be planning to assail it af C. Onmerer a* one of the re­ advance* totaling $95,0011,510 were son as a "mean* of putting Indi­ quirements under the NII V rnde. authorised in September compared vidual enterprise, ambition, initia­ thrift, foresight In a —------with $111,405,52k In August ami tive, straight-jacket." These were the WASHINGTON, Nov. I.- tA*> -, Ii:n.<|VJ71 in July. Henry Ford will . pply rode-rc-l O f the Septemlwr n uthorljatlon . wonts used recently liy Everett qulred fg u r e . to D.c n .lu .n .l nu- •37.tao.2TO went to f in .n c l.l In.tl- Snndres., chairman o f the R e­ tumobilr chamber of cimnieree uy tut Ion* and 5.11.1.74(1,711 to the feil- publican national committee. In cral relief administration. To help describing the NRA. Nov. 0 or 7. The main rharge o f the Repub­ K.tat.lishmrnt of (bi* intentlm ease the farm m ortgage aituation, yester.lay raised definite rg|iecta- the corporation turned over $200,­ l i c a n roiigretslonal campaign, t on b) Washington utfirisly that 000 fur u*r by the farm credit ad- leaders here -aid, would be. that hia cunipliance with the cfda in nrinistintiun in refinancing loans, had Pies blent Roosevelt Incorpor­ all respects would be rccurded re .1 bringing the total advance* for ated the NRA principle* In hi* this p ri pose to $10,000,000. pstfon n. he would not have been fore long. In it ' r ffort to open or liquidate elected if romplli romp) lanes ra­ Tlte Idg point of close luink*. the corimrmtton subllied w s, 1bat o f ma)nlng to be settled Anticipating the attack, tha 21 ling wllii cm- srrils'd fur preferred stock in collect tr bargaining Democrat* have tentatively ou t­ ployrv The issue is Is drawn>.|uare drawn's.iuara- bank* and trust companies tota l­ lined a strategy which, rather ly in the rax* qf the Edgrwatef,. ing $1,700,000 and authorised two than defending |he NRA will e-'n N. J.. Ford assembly plant *lriko, loan' amounting to $«50.(HK( ae le n d that it was necessary in an f l i J’ U sb fr y i t t P 'h _ riu um an \*» •*£.J a . p r e f s ^ i stock r c -ifs s ------ --------- -------o f the national labor board told 1 The sum o f » 4.!WMl,CHbi en today that a ilctei mlna-1 turned over to the secretary I the iM-a-ury fur payment* on lien yra* ripertrd .oun, (t'ontlnued On Page Three) Striker* have Ila-en heard by I plant managrra who refa^rod the demands to licarborn. F a d ’s an­ swer, *a .l Wagner, “ was expected One Dies AsCianifWar early this week" and the chairman Breakri Out InC'amden was not ilisposed to press tha Is­ sue until adequate time had been CAMDEN, V J Nr.-. I - t / l ' , — Arm y Kn^ineerH W ill allowed. Asked h >w much time At. outbreak of w'.rtt |> lies Unite.I, should be allowed he said "that . _ . ... ... Inttpecl 2 Proponed ec will have to N he ttended later." . 1 - * * " « l the machine gun slaying o f one nerving also: "Users nmiri a lime Projects At O n c e man .the crllica, woundi-.p el anwhrn there is no longer any nr |other and the m ysterious ilisapgotiatlng. W ASHINGTON, Nov 1 -D P>HonN ' Intentlm to supply the1 of lia n a for the proposed $150,000,An hour after a man who X>« r (100 , htp f , n. , to cut , thorl wtRri fend hours flKurca in nou nrwd h y .lh e NHA, t n d .it was Ms J“ hn * ? ' ***| between the G olf o f M exico ary) . withintt arngUilr out lh.. Lsssssght to , hoapltal with thre (hr AlU ntjc .^.baunl moved a j donor his or bihh -UI mrtt«lhc*J»ckrtftel liullrla in Dearborn mar.u/arlurer for tprelal m r ju .ir t -jw .r u * . "■ '" " j , tep further yesterday a* Army \ivor<> ^ to a y . |» »lic$* fo u n d th$* l>otl% nrf F t such * .'.h eng.neere were ordered to make a * . . . J l - e n* V....... . attention , , , , * ., c.u .cd ..gore the Ford* ward " C o w *i»y" DeI-r*n*o, 10, vsiih (Continued On Page Three) HugftetWBX that • special acerf the Eagtslature be callrd to With the "Deplreabl* situ*mer.-iiandUe best* »urh label. , , . . N, , A P '.* f irhooli that may operate Any retailer rightfully |K>.se...ng (he insignia of the NllA for only four month* wrre met who bn. In stork or purchase* similar merchandise which has been manufactured before the effective date of the Lode of hair ‘ ’ flat declaration from the Competition requiring such merchandise In Imar an N It A lawn •Thar* won’t be any aremay nttarlr Ibvret tbe NHA Insignia. nlon o f thr legislature, COMPANY SCRIP: The following provision* o f Ihl* sec­ f ’m not going to wilillo tion shall not become effective until Mar. 1. lin t. Pending up'B the taxpayer* the roat o f n such effe live date the Administrator shall appoint a Comsstsloh " mill, e of not more tlmn three per* n* to investigaUi-tb* ecoThe proposal that a goodly nomir and social Implications of thr.e provision*. Said Commlttcr u.nv make rerommcndalions. based upon It* investigations, ■lie* o f gasoline tax money 'how and such recommendations *h*ll. upon approval by tha Preslgoing to road* be diverted to school* wa* spiked by an opinion of*ATfmnFy“tJ'»nr>rrijm itls-rtteV only the Legislature could rh*ne«thn law which a^ocate* thl* rrvrand. " I f the school hoards." the Govrrnor said In latter* to all county school superintendent* *nd board member*. »»nt yesterday, "which ard charged with the responsibility foil operation o f our schools, will maka a dries fer the. payment of Deficit Decreased In Former Governor Will school taaa* In their respective Last Quarter Overt Be General Receiver count lea, aided and M a t e d hr nsrent-teacher association*, civic Same Period In 1932 i For 17 Closed Banks bodice and othar* Interested In th* I welfare of our children and their NEW YORK, N iv. Hi I WASHINGTON, Nov. I. — At rdecatl»n. oar arhaol problem rectors of the United Slstes St.el I the suggeellon. of Ah* I'assldent. rMUf wUI ba.polyeiCorporation yesterday'dr.-ia--,-,! a former Oorj_-<^ry A. Hardee ha* in thr dttldgnd v f £6 rent* on iV pr*»- trrrivr«l rtfhrniUslflh' fh— •v ’' ferred stock. L'k* paym.-in "•* J comptreller of Die currency nn t y c A tt'rn re General that U xmad* In each quarter tin.-# Jur „| „Vcie#r for the closed perrrs h s y rth a privilege o f f* v u .ry when lh.jNVIdend ana .1 I , ...... . lhr D b tHc, of Col.....n w ^ elboof t*xr< snort from the duced from $IJ25 qu arte;'/. very fin* cotnpenun other ad valorem taxe^. with bin, Total earnings of >I|>DI,M2] (or lh* third quarter vreru a" tion. vn here that Pre-ldenl It D known Pre-ldent i M d l l b e r H l U D (Continued on Pago Four) STEEL COM PANY.CARY HARDEE IS ORDERS 25 CENT. AWARDED CHOICE STOCK DIVIDEND,FEDERAL POST P l a n s Completed For S a f e t y Week Observance H e r e Hero's how Safety Week In Sem­ inole County will be observed, It was decided at a meeting of l ha Paftty Committee o f the Semlnolo County Chamber of Commerce re centlyt All mJnleter* In the coanty will bo eeked to make eomt reference to the safety movement from tlwlr pulpits next Bnnday morning as a starttr of ths week'* education­ al campaign in tha county. At 1Q:$0 o'clock Monday mornaaariy 5000 while and colored 'V t e a l children in this county will nateo ta safsy messages fh leii will ba offered them by some repa f the Atlantic Coast Rtet*" « 1:00 o'clock, tha A. C.' L. rroftceslve Club will hold It# monthly program meoUnr befoe* which J. R. Frank* o f High Springs, nationally known for hla safety Work, will appear aa priael pal afiahlfT A dance will follow .flit reunite)program, and tbe pub­ lic is M t e d te attend.. Mlaa Edria Boest o f the Asao dated Gas gad Electric Co. xrill *p*ak baluyi ths Sanford Rotary Club .«■ Tuesday and the Sanfeni Klwania Clab an Wednesday, whll* D. R. MeKsever o f tbs sama com­ pany will, spaak to members o f the Sanford Woman's Club and i o f tha West Side P.-T. A . night af Safety Week U 'or a round table ronfer« Cite HaD. Thl* m**i* participated in by tgsr l i e Sant hem Bell Tet_ Florida Power am* lig h t C a , Sanford (tea Co., A. C *d. Girl Scoata. Boy I many other groups tnthe mare meat foe tha Branan WantsParents To Attend Scout Meet " i f parents and friends of bojs s*!ah to Irarn something abiul scouting and what it means to boys, they should visit llo Me lender Arradr tomorrow mglq at 7:30 o’clock," said Arthur lliaoan, cashier o f the Sanford Atlantic National Hank and local Scoot committee member, a* he remind­ ed the public today Dial the first o f a series of six educations! meetings for adults is lo be held tomorrow night. Mr. Oranan wants every parent of a Scout to attrnd this meet ng, aa well aa all other persons, who, wondering just what is expected of boys who join Scout troiys :>ave never bad thr matter explalaed to them. ' Tha meeting will probably con­ tinue fer ab a :l an hour and a half, he said. II. N. Brown III, Orlando Scout ExstuUva. and Rev. Martin J. IIram o f Ualy Croaa Church Mr* iiirfvr^ /* Kora win will b* be th® the ip® ipceks o /I t ! .. i . T T ..rw r_m u Similar meetings will cuslinu each MontHjSteid ThuredaF fn ltu a srrlee o f all' m**l'ngs,kaA keen k*e disposed of. There is no Charge for any meeting ^nd ajlgwlll be held la Troop No. 5 headquarter* on Sanford Avenue In tha Arcade buildings. Waterways GroupWill Hold Meet Tomorrow F in t meeting o f the new Woterway* Commltteo o f the Bern nolo County Chamber o f Com mere ■ will be hold at th* City Ball tlwqrrivw afternoon at f:0 0 o'clock, it w*R announced today Ip Chairmen Fred T. Williams. The committee metre-er* who are expected ta attend are: Mr. ~ amt, H. If. Levy, o f (Jess* Va, m Alloa, Frank Kay AaderF- W. Bender. Jeha Urumlry, Rmmavelt has high regard for the , . forme. Florida g rerno. and Bo I t l r i l M (LV itinsad On Page Three, ' a bullet throu gh bra bead, Ivi'ig III e lonely s|h, i near llell M n i r. 1 Paul told police that he wa» shot D l^ V C , ‘ hr” m* ", * h" ,n h* " " ‘J '” m ' lh “ " ’ ? mimlimned fn»m a H*» t i l t r r vJt l y 1 oppoBde the hiMpilal rmci|t«l nlijtM iive o f t'amphcll tlie Tin- wes done, but when Ini Carloads Of Beans Shipped O d Monday! ^ # * ^ion P I 0 S t O l ,,f ■■ it* mrnilwrn atari Incii „ nrw uriMHi iw » ni«'Milx»rahii> drive To t h . Amerlran bruit t .r o w r j., ........... lhr pr„ . I„r . X.O-. thr bon,r of berng lh- | ,.nrn1|n,rlll ,o „ m. M,|H-r*. .1 fiMt firm (a bh 11• one or more ,nol _ announced tnd*^ hjr lleyaard Federal W ar Against* Racketeering Coming JJ5& "“ S5, S t f S f *iLi" .-ahrl, * Exploiuons, Fires In ManySectionsTake Heavy Tolls Today TIVERTON. K I Nov. 1.—OP) Thrvv men wrrv killed, and a Vkorimn tend a |?irl r »mp*n>nn fourth la mfoilnr and five war* tank icarhetl (he h o s p it a l r n l t a n r r . h •njurrd today when an oil man ii»«»t th rin a n d a p p a r e n t l y VltiK («*plrd at thr plant of tha Nrw E in land Tr m i Inal rom pany ftur** l the m into an a«Jt«*n»«»t'il$' A Mnlr*|iiia i »ratrlt mm* pI n i * mllapurtl, |n«l m m ftdluwrtl hy r Xtiliivlon and fu r Klamru rnvrloprd ctl fTt r the vnMini'll a n d t h eir «'*p nrarlF>. It,IP I 't d n e k e l i e k r d that sh e v».i* four or flvr lii| tanka otHtalninf oil, anil ifv r r tl w ork­ h IhIui I n i hr«MU«<‘ she ha>l *ef*i H " men wrrr rrportrd mlnaina immathree m en whs, had ah«M t»«‘ r hu* ' thatrly aftrr thr collap«r, \»ut hand •intr a nu»nl*rr of n»ni war* ru»hr«l to hoMptlal* In Kali Rivrr N s.ia.- It Itrlirvrd that th«y in Ighl be ' a p l H i n S t a i i y O I I IN i‘ W there. S o lV lltio n A f n i y H c iltl Id carloads of beans ftom the San-. Walkwr. reeently elected ** 1'ital ford er-ction lh * sesaon. ( or,imander ....ce.din g W. II Two carlnada of "Itoum lfal' shi-i'brnl tean- of eitra fine quality. t.ik -n 'n ,,, ,|rtve is to get under way from fields on the Fast .Side, left |||()1 wrek |rl>rnr,| ,<**!•*>. Sanford Monday night for I'.'tiur- Bn,| , , , hr llmi. ,|| pres.nl ac Yar.l.where theywill .,e ro te.l (|nj| pri-1|w.|tvr will !„• to a destination chosen by recruited for the bwsl rcpresenla New York and Philadelphia offices ,|on (n , nm,nal Armistice Day ®fgte*Lf|rm. parade at Del and. 1‘ reaant plan* 0v f h . .bM M rsm* from field, f„ r , h, .ppe.ranca o f Can.;.-, r -p U jn Kl)w,n .sia„y,.n o f the W l-II N -s 'n * membare. Alia,.1. Salvation Arns> headJ, W, Gtetey. nn,l W .l.| |I,K,n th# occasion o f th# rece.ll (|(1, rt„ , h„ « rrivp,| Sanforel lalwi. Small expree* nb'pmenls; of 0ff,rrrAi . rising voie purpoMc o f M*$uiiiiiif bhv* bean going on Site* the mid- „ f , hn„ k, w. . ^ u n d e d former 1 .. .. I charge o f the local Post anil pre­ 41* Of Iasi Weelg b j ^ -Monday's Commander Shepherd for *»»• f»s.-| for busy w inl.-r', work avmg hi rst re ord In offiew ever orcom7*1 the interests of the poor andplishcl locally." I|a completed a onfortutiate. ,1 ra h*■ tk Is art) area Pru- two year term on Kept. 30. Captain Htanyun. who aurreeda !b t t f 4 f In aaaiu legion meet digs tor tha new Kiiv'oy Mealy w in has n-slgnrd Oaaptelty, #*#iy year are to lie held on th* first ti a crop that promises Wednesday o f sach month. It was from Army work, was busy today ■unlading all members of the lo­ in i yield ami quality, sn l I d e l,lc l Tonight'* meeting will cal Army A dv isory Committee, o f an adequate return |, U li , , 8:00 o'clock. securing from them encourageare reported a* being good despite Hrywacd iiirnl and athriee as to Ins new New officer* are: th* fact that (he market fell over Walker, commander! J- 0. Huff,I ,|uti,-*. lie cjntem platea nu imrn* lh* week end 1*1 vlre-ciimmander! W. P. G ro-|,|.i,. change In the routine at lo ­ gan, 2nd vt:e-r„mmander; R. W.|ral beadquartera on F7a*t Second Street, but he anticipates .levoting Beautificatiui) Work Dean*, adjutant; Arihur Hranan, 1run-ideralila ttme to the usual treasurer; Rev J. B. Root, chap­ Under Way ForScoutw lain- G y Stafford, sergeant- at- winter. Inflow o f transients. 1 ■ -------------------arms; G. G. ll'rrin g , servlet ofTh# -wprfc of beautlfytag the flocr; R. A. Cobb. 8, A. Rive, and GULP FANS TO MF1KT surroundlr.g ’ •the new P. A ..K a ro, member* o f th* EsOtij Seoul haodqosrter* (a tho „IJ ecutivt Committee A joint meeting o f th* Hoard o f Atlantic Const Lin* passenger ric) Directors o f the Hanford t'ou ntiy M M Ia g on Hailrend Avesue Club and Hanford members o f the Progressing rapidly under the trod* body's Executive Com mit­ of Mrs. Julia* Dingfa'J*r, Mr*. Frank M. Mailer, and E. B. Slow*, local flo r is t ' o f th# prepoeed menkooralup iVtve A«m al| rail fence ha* been bold WASHINGTON. Nov. J.—(•>— for th* club will be completed. wfad tire ate* which has tho fid A Federal assault agslast com pell fountain as a center martial racketeering Is being BriFteeing planted aroasd planned by Iba J astir* M ARRIAGES PICK UP Depart­ ‘ * area, and flowers ment ta follaw Up largely ng p U M i^ W jb a fnl'nnU-kM September was a banner month ' Official. ______ M far a* th* M »th *r a f m arriage moaawhn^, 0m )m- nlnigfir am » step feoate licenses' Istaad art County JutWa .re o f tha In9. G. Hharont otfie* la ton<ernad, at every vP -------- dollars tfnm lo r no leas than Bo licaesar* ware They hate planner! to m*«U be Incraaaod. Issued. Sevawtoan llcsnaas went te tbe place officially within ta tha sxtaai o f sasklnf negro cvuplaa, w hile I I lice , |ew weeks. new legislation. were delivered la w hite aouplas. « N RA Leader Unle<w Strict . virion I a E f f e c t # rl I SURVEY OFCANAL LOCAL M ASO N S SIT E S IS OKEYED MAKE PLANS FOR BY GOVERNMENT BIG/ RECEPTION' m.Jn 1 T v |>rl«>nxo went riiimir. *$ntl w«r# ,v , . |j t hi* dumped t. A J D J tC lIV e l / l ( , , . u r f r o n , . t r o v e lo aavo | I J rv n rirs t x L iW rttl emergency created by lh* Inapti­ tude o f a Republican administra­ tion in dealing with Uia economic r A -si,'* situation and that It repreeenta emergency treatment o f economic questions ralhrr than fundamental Perm anenf party principles. It contained three direct attacks on the NRA. • It charged that "the admlgUtratlon. In a desperate effort to WASHINGTON, Not.’. prevent th* collapse o f th* NBA (A .P.)— 'Warning that program. Is now willing practically to suspend Imp rt safeguards to government will unc * “ sound hanking provided th* banks stricter supervision ovfr • make loans to those who have d w l r j r U t . t t flo e s p o t j f * signed either t h a P re e x is t'* Itshtf, Gerard Swope agreement or NRA codes." proposed ^program for It also said "tha national re­ covery act, which the President ing much of ths NRA u • . t and hi* advisers have repeatedly J ’ iirunounced the greatest piece o f Th« industrial leader. legislation since tha establish­ chairman of the buslnSM ad» ment o f the American government, viaory ‘A nd planning cooaril ' f « r repealed Important Vr0'r1*^0•• fhn c. Departasaat af Cooua w M the anti trust laws." frra y»s«d-to It th* creation been In another nlace. It contended o f ’ a "National Chamber of C sht that "under th# national indus­ BMrca and U dnatry" which shahM . . trial recovery act, tha government %$,' an enlargomant and deed xm *■ ha* not only Invaded the field of n M I bt the ' brateant Chamk nrlvata enterprise, but It has taken C on tp on * a f ths Usited 8 over the control o f every private Mot* Blue Bagla discipline enternrls# setting cp machinery wherehv. with the authority o f • J law. It fixes wage*, hour* o f labor, In New Orleans and Blrmli — ronditi ns o f employment, output, A i i . - ; . .. :* distribution and prices as well a| A l l - summary pualekwMSt trade practices." deal! out about the sere* M urt-M BA'w naF s n js Intontloa to dsftalt* date with owa mervC st Least, o f rise sod* suteenAUd Industry, and' Hugh 8. Johnaom wad pual eampiotlon' MOMS for an nit tour ot (he *Wbot, planned ulsrly te fluiak pride lam fc r B .b $ lL . Florida Grand Master Aia* annans u d vs»t a p p m a l by th * President And S taff WUI Be m pm vodoo* laptodtag aw* fm Industry, ISfU o f th* Feted Next Tuesday dress clnthB g 'grwape w torn* NBA. . • r Elaborate plans for the recep­ OUmr parts oiahad cot* tion which will be tendered to B. mdter' boa tedoattF, ran d' w Ilelvenston, o f t-ak* City, Mdustisr'fmilHsei Grand Master o f Florida R iU k C th e ‘ feUBr 1 and wemebra of hla staff at the ore,-and M th agiag uDsildniaryi Masonic Trntpl* hare next Tu**d d s tir .' * " ’ | ■Isy night, w irt nearly completed ThC m qtor.pe* poet wlh ew today. It was announced by past ‘ On Pago f t p 4a) inastsr* Jamas Mnuifhton and James O Huff of Sanford Lodge No. nz. F a A. M.. which will act a* host. Thv coming ot th* Grand Mas­ ter is an annual event In th* lo­ cal progress of every Masonic Mr*. Arthur G. C u m M r, - f t Lodge, it was stated, and the meet­ Jaakaanrille, state chalm S a «C ing and attending reception Is a th* m w "Mobilisation fob Ba highlight nf th* season. Needs" movement, has Sah That th* Masonic Temple will Hanford as a strategic leoSUmk I h<> crowded with Central Florida on Inspirational and odtMBt Maaonw Is practically assured. In­ meeting on Florida's hum id I vitations have been sent to every and she has announced lodge In thl* district, or lodges meeting la to be bald bar* at Apopka, llarbervill*. Daytona, Nov. 10. llearh, Deland. Orlando, Mel­ Th* movement sponsored by bourne. Oviedo. Winter Haven, State Federation */ Worn Winter Park and Hanford. Club* and tthar civic w Tlie Grand Master's staff will In- Hoe* o f Florida, te eaiqoa rlode Senior Warden Hairy G. no effort <a baling mad* t* Taylor, of Harlow. Senior Grand funds for oarrylag out a Deacon Ralph I) Chapman, o f banal** p—gram Hanford, and District Deputy AoeompOnylng bar wUi hn Grand Masters R. L. Gleason, o f Ruth Atkinson, a f D eland. James Westfall, o f Orovs- new commie*loner o f lan.l. Units Silverman, o f Mulber­ fare. and W alter W ilbur,..uf ry, and Clvd* O. Trammell, o f Family W atfat* Mrllmurtie. All these officer* Will A tew ite '»• • *• deliver short messages o f Interest Ba. that datedla a f tn all masons. meric visit bar* assy Kb Worshipful master F. D. Bree­ planned in, ndennaa, a den of th* Hanford Lodge has Is­ moating- ag: su 'd a special Invitation to evgry C om lttoo'dd th* Mason in Hanford, urging that he Chamher o f attend this meeting, scheduled to uted'fdV start at 7:10 o ’clock. 1:00 aVtealf a t tha City “ We are planning this affair as . MtV * Ouremer U th# largest on our calaodar l\l* aohdM nd te be season.’' he said, "and I am hope­ reamla g, Mm. ful that every Mason will ha pr*a ent The larger the gathering, tha * more encceeeful wjll he our e ffo rt, o f at providing the oroper reception Um iuilua Dingfoldor for th* Gand Master and hie U r y . r h * staff " tw o mss*bo ra o f aash gnfdgnttew M this t e u t e y - .. . « ' II j NORFOLK. V*.. Nov 1 —OP) — There firemen were injured, a warehouse was destroyed and tha terminal* of th* Colon.*1 Oil Com ­ pany were Jeopardised In a fire this morning that caused $10,000 damage lo a fertiliser plant her*. OKLAHOM A CITY. Nov. I.— DP) An esploalon set fir* to a 10,000 barrel oil well II olocks from the business district today. The blast, uf undetermined o r i­ gin, tore out the well's runner• tl ms, liaising a roaring column of oil and gas that shot high Into th* air am) ignited Flame- quickly melted a steel derrick and consumsd Z50C barrels uf oil in four storage ta nk*, and driuv clouds uf il'iok® .'lllo v n l uvsv Ihv city. TA X I.BVY INCREASED SKIIKING, Nov. I .-L e g a l ac­ tion by Ihraa bond creditor* boost­ ed Highland* county's tax levy 10 mills ysaterda), whan th* Ooinmiaalonrra revised the budget to Include approximately $4XJM)0 fo r Interest. Tha board bad failed to Include th* Interest because a f an­ ticipated gas tax fund*. Sanford Selected F i f W om an’s Group Meet O U ) AUTO KICKS OFF A LLEKTON, III., Nov. 1.— OP) —John llayos found tho rocnalna of a 1WI3 automobile abandoned for years In tha fam ily barn. H* tamed th* crank te **• If th* car would still work a n d . wa* nmasad whan it gave en* snort and a kick and sant him sprawling. LKH OKDBJtB ACTION TALLAHASSEE, N or. 1— < f) — Orders wont out from C ter Lee to IttteagibU tax CO M PLIAN CE BOARD M l ore today te "O n after property A n lmportaat meeting o f tha tn-1 owners who te .. at ‘ failed ............ K? <*1 N R A Compliance Board la' turns for lhatr teas* ad srhafalad to b* held In tha O Uy! bias Th« Uma fo r mnkh|| • f the Hemlnol# • C ams I aspired teat wight. T a f Commerce an F r i- . vide* a penalty far a at 7:10 o’clock. ,-nix el ................. . «« �* > la *' > * iA iliw 'ir -.1 ■Yr.Ttl-rfcs |. M r % . |• ;H *.l;-J^K '■ A I A | •t.l*. ,* •-!*\ ■' r, . »'a ! . 1 ^ iwm par l ,w -w • -r (V ■Jar': Punch point* point* out out Hitt ■tost'oT llrin g la still abodt th* all a fallow ha*. Si hi . '<\ tc .A ___________ s hut night, with Ftrat Street fairly crowded, when a car HBWtf out Of a jMTtmg apneo and gtattid right hi the middle o f the'affect, the dtfrtrs of a dozen can, thua im* iBKflgfldy'Mjtnntetf thdr hanw. Ttrefidy -with the motor, excited by thfc unpleasant commotion behind, ttfr'eWtXjrhtciV.irid flnmBy IWd to be pdahhd out al&f the way. \ THe incident rtntlmttd ns o f an article we read the' Athtr day by BrM* Barton. 1ft qUdtti tioHktfvfe ia with regard to the courtesy of the highways “ I have driven u'tAr tto1M fe than twenty yMrt. At all tl*t time I Ha*e b*ver known a traffic Jam to be broken up by the tooting of autarnuWJe htome. Yet whenever there fa a Jam people Vontlhue tb toot their home.” Mr. Barton then givea a Hat of aoMfe of his own experiences along this line: Item: I hart traveled on railroad trains for a third of a (oHtdry. Invariably, when the trhln ap­ proaches its definition, half the pWa*hgW« in the car Jump from their seats and ertwd into the nar­ row corridor. There they Jostle each Other, step on each other's toes, poke their elbows Into each oth­ er's ribs and generally harass their nervous sys­ tems and increase their blood-pressure. I have M Y ,'M O V . 1, t i l l never known any man to make a profit by being the . V M M FOB TODAY I first ona off the train, yet men continue to fight for this privilege aa If their lives depended upon It*. " L O R D H X A SFTH i TO* Item: I have ridden In elevatora for many a r . M d t t * Lord b * « r -! yMrt. In every building of consequence there are rM t i m D i Dm MR o f all several df th*m, and they depart at Intervals of less j troubW*.— P u lm M l 17. than a thihute. I have never known sny man to Im­ WK*mtt>' prove his position lit society by rushing through a >A m a n t o lm ad half-closed elevator door and crowding himself Into a ear already overfilled. Yet men continue to ninh A ft b a t * 1*4 but wknts to and to crowd. Manly and trtu at Mart, Item: 1 have used the telephone ever since my 1 atafy lad Would Ilk* u know childhood. In that long period I have never knoWn Tha racxat wt Impart. any man to achieve quicker or more satisfactory M a rt d«Mra to stock or ahIrk getvlca by Jiggling the hook savagely up and down. Obi haven't yog hoard Mai YSt men continue to Jiggle the hook. Pl**dt __ I follow a man at play or Itdtn: I hdve paten In restaurants and on dinink iikfa for many years. In sll thst period I have “7 U only th* man will load. never known of a man whose business was serious­ ,r ly hurt by the fact that the waiter took two min­ Wafra t p a ara th* Mon to load today, utes extra In the kitchen. Yet men grow apoplectic Ui hour or two, lad th* yam* to'play under this slight artndygnee. V ■w 'v Jp.— not — aa a mao n ihould dot We used to think that this Impetuosity of the general VDMta'aM tdw» af* calitay— public was due to the fact that everybody was so busy, . 1B t h aro th* boy*, tndood, . everybody was msking so much money, that to have to itaute while some nlnkirapoop fuddled with his Who can M l ahat th*y might boflractoktly ortting-them ao wtartr ihene^Vlmt-Vt" ■ Ii .m 11 - m o — »— - —•*— I f ohly th* mon will load! was no wonder they were sore. But what of the case now? ■f7 ' Mftdt of as could (May it a busy itfedt corner ail diy long ' • Motor aud-golf and wlntor oport Without ‘losing much. And yet We hurry along and fume r. ,FU1 up th* thn* a lot. .‘ >uP wouldn't you Ilk* to f**l you'd over ftWffJc Jam* Just as ws usetf to do. I taught We had even dared to hope (hit with the reduction of •iKven a b o , a knock t Working hours to 30 or 40 a week for so large a proportion and horn* depend on you. of our population this general American characteristic of trader rtoet vr* n**d; get-aomewhere-ln-a-hurry might be somewhat allayed. But ■ton a lad bltoSe what to do I f th en lon*t a man to l*adT last night’s Incident haa convinced us that we art wrong again. 'arO the evert to load a hand? |B A » It f#r * M wld*. Who Will rla* fat every land, [Bridging th* “ great Divide'' and ftafb and tongo* unit* lointng each ela** and creed, are th* boy, who WOULD do right IBut where are th* MF.N to • IradT ; (, — Aa*aym*a*. Washington corrrapondent U f a that Froftoaor Warren who i i Jespeitslbl# for President Roosep resent monetary policies la |afraid he will «ay something that h* tltope with tbespln on his lip*. - r.,1 .; . . s g, ' , —7 7 P*g w a p S w p ** & um U*hro board*, Cedoral John- A f a r HeM’S W t « u p M * ii J £ _ t i ^ r>. ■vBr"/TTss *• Wt • IH - P ' "fa h*Ai yoora, SjhT MgMtslly th* chain duct ion With the growth An uiforpertod ■victor > grew * ep • « * » , a p iw from the long ttroggl* m t . (T o B*. KWh* at a « t soiling one NBA retail colo. No ochoOl — . .. mcirimnuumr* itd fnm p oi i tu n e loan-to get p* , . --------* • — — -s irai~t i w.'isJM >■ T M WU* ffOsar #mw#t alWM or*, do organlaktloa o f c«eo tW- 'fto l to flame* which are quite M t | u b . . _ FIGHT W W C H W or*, not th* 0«v*nna*at lUotf (hit. The pWtHe 1, fooled um w hst ft »»v*r» Oh odb.Hdm tt lo*to th* Amertton farm er'tgn w . up t* « o w » * s a r w A > 4 t* m th* chief gainer under this Instruon another. In Um past 4 year*, m*nt for establishing fair aver, 460,000 small retailers hav* bain ehandiktng practice, among1lAAO. dAton out I f hustle*,, ind It N ■ M i i f fc 000 American retailer*. F or (be bitterly complained that this so- m*ra 1mm to u ^ f S i W a s h i n g t o n , N o t . moot striking feature o f th* called ’lots lender' It portly to 4"s*lt fttadM i M u i l I* th* exempti#* *f klain*. For Uth rsawn th* cod* ,m*Tl storekeeper* In smair towns, velt relnoed to bo academic; „ ho which g>a* Into efftot Oct. SO and pvorirVs that H la unfair praet-c* UMdy-Vy'-f explra* June 1S.1PSS, and alfcft* storekeeper* whose Increased coot* eirmptrd th* farm orV otoro. t« *oll any article for to** than In- Itgi indudiag Otto •to. •rik'ch#*c. would hav* b**n passed *Ionc In It i, unlikely that rno«t rify more than 1.000,000 it ore, vile* cost ptua-at least a portion E ,000,000 employee,, ,hOw th at' It higher p r im to th*lr customer*—- ,tere* or ronaumer, will begrudg* o f th* wage* paid to'em ytoy**, ■rcomplUh** th* dbohla purpo** GOT, LEHMAN s thl, mnceeiton to the rural **emainly farmer*. TW s 1* frankly an 'experiment. A A nut her indication that tho A d-]*1""*f" becoming elector every o f protecting the consuming pern- dhtlngulshed committee will ■NrW T O tY , Nsir. 4.>. mlnlrtntlon wa* acutely “ fanner dsy that perimpa the greatest dan­ lie against oaauthorised price In- Alnvtd at once to watch closet, tit* ger to the recovery program, both rrrete* end mlrieading advertis­ cunmlou, in formulatii Mfletln iaapad operation of this code s M to itigM I* ing aa well aa merchant* against h m w 4 I code, la th* fact that U>* cost- economically and politically, plu,. 10-percent plan for fixing that the farm side o f It will log unfair trade ptoctlce*. Proprlet >ra recommendation On R h 1 rstortmTHtot, tRiugk I In addit'on to merchanta. the fair price, w a, abandoned. In- behind the industrial. Industry tula in communities o f >*,, than Z.ROO, ripcHttU “ ~ ‘ exemption* In town* o f 2AOO or employing not more than B per­ long hid an advantage over ag­ etead It I* provided th a t, price* Under apply to barber ahopa, autoriculture heeauira It has been bet­ son,, with th* exception o f chain “ ahould b*" baled on wHoleaale plaae an allowonr* for wagea of ter organised for the control of (totes, were cxrmpted from tM mvblle-aervtc* stations, e tc, which com* under other code*. ,toto labor. And ^recognltad - loop­ production. Th* Agricultural Ad­ code by Raocutiv* order. hole* are allowed for mooting justment Administration hat been That th* public la ploaoed with competitor,' price cut*. It wa* endeavoring to help the farmers th* result* of th* minute studios only a ehort time ago that th* Na­ overcome that difficulty. But nat­ e r r led On by th* goeornment tion* I Retailer*' A**oel*tfcm told urally it ha* been slower In show­ slnC* the first bearing on Aag. 13 c u i A C s H K i A u v i i i B Provident Roo*evett that unit*, ing remit* than hat th* National Is shown to a flood of messages the rMt-plu,-to.percent plan wa, Recovery Administration. (Continued from l’a^v Ob*). The farmer has loyally support­ to the White House and head­ dent, ovcomi aliecuV* >n Uf* place' adopted hundred* of Morckreprr, quarters of NRA. ed the NRA purposes of estab­ wooM go to the wall. Rut lb* Settlement of the "stop loss” of U>**e provision*. farmer, are In revolt again,t ril­ lishing fairer competition and Inhu retailer ahaii accept aa 0 * f ■ i „ 6 r was arompllshed by provi­ cioaslng Labor's buyng power. ing price* on thing, they buy. tnvnl lor AMnuudia* any aonlfcnt nf three (nrrenee* are due With the re«t o f tb* nation he will sion, that prirss may be lowered to th* operation of NRA code* in appltod the now retail code** ban fcelow cost only If th* Rettll n*«otlabt* aertp, company ch*4,>, ln*rcurate advertising and m is-1Trad# Association, th* aothority or othar *vid*nt* of wage pay* lending "loss and toadet" sal#*. which will admlnlstor th* Code, Is mem luu*d by any Individual or Rut h* feel, that all Industry would notified, and Lh*n apply only to private profit OrganltatiOW in pay­ for sararsl month,. Mr. and Mrs. Y. K. Walseman benefit If hi* awn purchasing pew- clearance sales; to avoid losses on ment o f w agA or at ah advance hav* reiurnrd to 9*t font fur the A —the w in * o f farm product* In highly perishable good*, Itape rfact upon nrxsmed wages, A n*g*v liable Instrument luuad by *dy winter anti their many frlsnd, sre relation to manufactures — w*r* stock and discontinued salto to public charity, and liqui­ Individual or privata profit firin g them a warm wcL-om*. Mr. Improved. Tver sine* 1920 th* American dation. To fa re*l* II profiteering, and Mrs. Walseman spend every galrliatloii In pay malt of farmer h*i read a promts* by on* winter In Sanford where Mr. •rr both major political parties to sale, ctm be mad* at actual cost shall b* accepted only If It I* plu, overhead expenses to be add­ Walseman has charge uf the A r­ “ rlure agriculture on an equality ed to th* invoice price. Tbto does payable in cash within on* tnM th mour Refrigerator fa r lines. with other Industry.” Tha depres­ rut apply to grocery store*, of the dale o f lieu*. This para­ Considerable Interest ha* been sion increased the inequality by batcher shop*, and vendor* of p*r- graph shall not apply la toa w shown toy the pupil* of Monro* driving farm prices down faster LhWde*. Exception alto Is mad* where the cash funds of any In­ School In th* il-anor Roll. The fol­ and farther than tha priesa of __ i in sale* to public carrierx, schools, dividual or organisation art renlowing pupil, were prrfrct In at manufacturer*. Recently an anbal anbal- f ovsnimentaj departments, club*, dered temporarily unavSlTAW* du* ; _ l*nd*HE*,iluiiiiif. Uir. niuulb. Juri. atuod -daewrary, '-—In* s n j hdUls.* t r n ii'e iM l n i by tlate or /w iiffif ended: Grace Hawkins, llora M*e[ Beridcx prohibiting march* nte ord*r df (he bar* In * h lA Strih All government efforts to limit Oglesby, Mary Alir* i'uwrll, Flor­ from nslng Ins ecu rat* or mislead­ funds are deposllid. tyh ko ence Price, Waller Price, Carl -rop product Inn and facilitate ing advertising they ,re forbidden No retailer shall extend trad* Rabun, Luther Itigilon, I lor* Staf­ loan* in former* has not brought to bvxfow gifts to Influence sales ffrirtkil In tN* form 6f goods, monev or ford, lfenry Miles, and Phillip equality. Perhaps so doing aa an* or urge aiAstllutes In a manner services to any person otK4r tfltn rertslrr weather and difficulties * f r a n w o L B c e r n F ft Miles. whkh ‘‘disparages the ordered H. A. Irwin of Ih# fum nf Ir­ orpsnlrsllnn continue equality fa prodoet.” Th* cod* authority will Its ovfn emplufees engaged A C M H D IT m t win I Giles has purclii-rtl fr <m impossible. Perhaps it has Wen inrludo In It* membership the Na­ cluMvefy ht th* retail trade, dp6A any employer’s guarantee of part I t r a w r r a a - A ^ . . Dr. Phillips the house on the cor-' trim * 1u lead the farmer to #x- tional Recovery Adm nistrator, net of Sixth Street anti Magnolia' •rcl legislation to solve Ms prob- and three pen in* to be named b y 1or all of said person’s future _ which has bev-n __ Avenue hi* home| 1cm. Hm there can be no question the President. sincii coding" t o 'n a a r u n i " m a d stmu^ Ihe moral «nd economic raln» nf trying ■to give the farmer |* exptotolag th* exemption I years ago equality. provision of th* cod* *nd tho** Willi# atringfellow spent sev­ Tin- levying of pmcrsx taxes provUiun* cuv«r n* pric* Inveitieral days of (his week In Ilia city. whlrh amount to sal#* taxes on! * ___ _____ ___ ______ • HI* friends rlaim that he U ab iut food unit rlntMng, th* whole ef-j lo get nmrrieil *nd settle down. I fnrt to raise farm prices by *tln- grumbling In th# recognlton that George A. io x and (laughter, laj ,nrtnt> an^ the discrimination' ,he farn.rr has had an extra hard Ml** Martha hux, went over to ngainst Ihe rltlrs In this new re- row to hoe and that natonal reOvledo Sunday with Mr -■nd Mr*, tall n«ls. may all prove tn be Im- Cuvery must be founded on ecoW. I*, farter In their touring r* r prarllral metlimls of hrlping the nmnif juslire, not only between ■nd epent ■ pleasant d»y with rel- farmer. Ilut Americans who live' *| ital and labor but twtwren In•live*. I in rlllei will test them without dustry and agriculture. B U S IN E S S BOON hot wioaghi n migtft ho .nr«*d !Merchant, Consumer J s f S a i * **** fty Strssi: i f f i r s s i b | Ac< N^L_,n Ef,Kt 3? ^F-RE-E-HHJST'U 1 Live Targets T h a m en w h o d o th ln ra fo r th e aheer fu n o f dulny thum and not f o r p u b lic a cclaim o r o th e r rew ard* w h ich m m ally c o m e .with th em , are fe w and fa r betw een and a re perhap* m oat to he n im lr e d w h en th4y a r c fo u n d . Huch a mkn aa “ L a w re n ce o f A r a b ia ," w h o alw aya doe* h i" du ty ex a ctly la he see* It. b e tte r th an a n y on e e!*c could d o it, and w ith ou t th o u g h t o r dealre o f cotnpenaBtton ,1a not a co m tnon specie*. It will be recalled th at C olonel L a w ren ce, an O x fo r d m in w h o h id sp ecia lised In a rch eolog y and w h o w us i.ot supposed to be pn ym eaily c o n s titu te d fo r th e m ore r ig o r ­ ous pu rsu its 6i th e srrtly, w ent dow n to the M esopotam ia w|,en W orld W a r b rok e, w on o v e r th e ilencrt tribeam en lo the cause of Ihe Allies and a* their commander in chief auccessfully lead their roVhlt agnlnst Turkey. Far the brilliance of hi* work and hla undaunted cour­ age in the firce of overwhelming odd*, Great Britain offered him every conceivable reward. He could have been a peer ' h* poem appearing at th* heed In the Brltldh gtortmment. He could have received a life o f this column was submitted to grant frbrti the Bfftldh exchequer. He wan awarded every , T i l ' Herald by a local citfsen ta- conceivable decoration. He turned them all down. And tMUkfy Inte rested tn Boy Scoots. suddenly he disappeared from public view. b*l|ev*u that i f every boy Years later he turned up as s private In the Bfltlsh air demit, wr every fourth boy scout, prohibition a id the corps. Though the war has long since been over, and there crime wav* would be a much lea* iZ no enemy for such a warrior to engage, nevertheless hla ' ' ■*“! bos problem. II* thinks, aa w* life Is still full of many hfkzanlous undertakings. Recently H i j i M I ddafatlon can do mere foe We read that he Is now enfAfced ill manipulating a motor M in is than vi gorous law*. bostt a«e<J ( i s live target tot air bombera. It was planned ______ th* Um* to bsgih training to make them sdfflclerttly strong to Withstand the shock l . 'S U g 'M t e is la their yodth. This of a dlfect hit without pinking and without undue danger to I Boy Scoot movement does. It the crew. In order to teat theee boats, Shaw, as he Is noW known, — oIt-V'J He geU In them with a small crew of W s itm i farmers, who tries thim out a**n Industrial prie** rising trained m4n, speeds along sonfe deserted river or Ikke, while nlllttllry'planet zoofn overhead dropping bombe on him. Ills an NRA for fkhte of cbUFse ta to avoid being hit. The purpose of the botnbere above la to blow him up. It la hoped by the techn etting Mat MgfWr ftoget tknt NRAAtoo alclaiu back hothe that the boat, in the event of a direct hit/ will prove sufficiently strong, to enable Shaw and hla paM fey man at least lo gave their Uvee. Bo dlffioalt U the breathing In the metal covered cabin thit th'e dfew must wbar'gas masks for protection against fdtnee from 'the;ehgii», aa weft as cfaih helmets and heavy ed*p*4*f tha farther to obtlate hea«J Injuries when bombs Udd on the roof o f the cabin end the fetter .to prevent deafneas from the concussion. Thus far none of the crow hnvtr been Injured and the teats have been reir.rdvj tu uqccuusla tha 1 ful, ^ ' i ’ ' ' ’ ■■ These.men, and other* like them, who nrc m ntuitly irimeoting. with dangerous deriepr, r.re the uastm,! * rat aa ef osar times. Like tbe^ bacteriologists who Invest!* FULLY PA .. o. - *1 *v ■ " rifiAi, T j '. ' i ‘ . Iri II ■’ I) IH H iftcv t t in r t mt -W* *• ■ fj, •T H i t l i r . C h o ice Ujhmoam^ ■ j V SB w j tty 14 rf*l T?!'’ ; upfcy SSr IfvM^intMr hands MfCar'Mthodt of protaet_____ _ _ _ _ .. 1 4 AGO Bum, rad C. O? ItoUrap iM Mr 1 ' Mr*. U M e risitM to th* grast of g»A. �©* MRMSUWS»W£3B*W#9Vr< lVaksA*L-..v*> mm iveragcd . For Kei S od ety Pe r s o 'Federal Post i : O fflc* 141 HnuSharonEntertains 1**"" ^ ^ ^ — For M i s s McDaniel p WASHINGTON, OcL The thirty thiqp rt«tM which have voted for rcrrnl of the 18th Amendment have averaged a tfcrte-to' ii© ma^in. The a© Plat©* contain mire? than {wo-third* of the tnlirm'j* popu* Intinn. The vnt** r©p"cprnted one for o:ich r».0 perron* in Ihone at nten. The total population of th"*e rtntei is 8^dV»0.000, estimated a* nf Ju'y 1 (hi** year hy the eeiiaiii |ti*n*i'*, Th« on lion*' rdiitmlml to­ tal p ipriiii ion i* 125.fit*1,000. A tfitvl popular %ot© of 1,ri, 074.>Tti li* « b'l-M ©nrit ihu* fnr in parsing e§n»ii the repeal amend I merit. Thsf il Vi not inrlllde V i f ’ {pndiig nnl Vevndn wTiieh ©elected ’ their convention didetntra hy pre­ cinct mas* in©©11712* r county conventintiN, find ifT hy populnr vote. The papulatnin «*f lhn«e two ctales is JVJI.OdO The t«»lftl vote for president in th* 31 elate* Inst year wn * i!8.7i*V194, nr on© vote for every ?t.l! person?. nr th© 1*iioil |i. tml nr vote on |©|H•*1. 11 3 0 1 ••Til wen* for the t iffifn'iil i^n nf the fliiR*nihorill, Thnf v #* 7f* '* per rent of the t nt 'll vole Th * emfoi it v for r©|»©nl 1«» late .* 7f Mf./tro. N© v Ymltd inniority wa* the J; T©mir;vp©e's 1he bn p „f , (Cortinned From Pace 1) f drabt ~wilt f o r t h r r promutc him; ****■ 1 Data On Early I Of Ccllege Is Social Calendar\"1":h" | financial affairs o f Ike country. M lu Virginia McDan’eli whose Governor Hardee la already a THURSDAY. ■- t n . H. W. Turner returned marriage to Robert le s o t o f DcThe T. E. L. Class of the Firs familiar figure in the comptroll­ T te it« ‘j frara Jacksonville where Larxf will take place Saturday Baptist. Church will have a social er's office and in executive circle*. aha wee celled by the illnrri of moraine, wai homr cueet at a meet ng at 3:90 o'clock at tha Governor Hardee will be in h er brother-in-law, W J. Whiten. hridee partly riven yesler-by aft­ church annex with Mr*. Lcretta Washington most of hla time but \ ernoon by Mra. James 0 , Sharon Brothers an and Mrs. ¥ . W. Stan­ plana. Is continue hla home In at her home on Weal Tenth Street. ley aa hoe1esses. liv e Oak and will spend consid­ The South Side Primary P.-T. erable time there, looking after Ifiaa Nolle Underwood I'D Mon­ M ae McDaniel received a modern­ istic lamp aa a memento o f the A . will have a "fathers' right" day for K n n villt, Tenn. whore business affairs which will g n on meetirg at 8:00 p. M. at tha oho w U spend a month vlaltlng occasion. uninterruptedly. He is president Garden flowers in britht school auditorium. > fribnds and relatives. o f the Commercial Bank o f Live shades were used to adorn the The West Side Primary P.-T. A. Oak. rooms where r. ridge games wero For 10 years Governor Hardre * Mr. and lfrs. J. E. Preston and enjoyed throughout the afternoon. will meet at 2:30 o'clock at the h»»* been secretary of the Gov­ Mien M iry Jane Preston spent High score prise, roetuma jewelry, school auditor!. m. last Thursday in Tampa with Wil­ went to Mrs, Ava Wright Dav a, Seminole Chapter Number Two ernor's Conference and held this liam Preston who has lost re­ while cut prise, a lu costume jew ­ Order of the Eastern Slay will office while the Presidnt was gov­ turned from England elry wsa given to Miss Mergarct meet at 7:.10 P. M. at the Masonic ernor o f New Y rrk For IHI years Cary ITanlee ha* iwen identified Hall. 1 r. ~' Long. artivrly with the hanking huslA t a late hour refreshments - Following annual FRIDAY. Hallowe'en were served by the hostess, assist­ ne*«. Rose Circle of tho Garden Club Stunt night at Somlnolo High ed by Miss Camilla Deas, Miss A* governor of Florida, he look School last night, M lu Neva Al ee Elder, and M lu Libby Cor­ of Ssnfrrri will meet at 10:00 A. over the rein* of state govern­ M. at the home of Mrs. J. C. Ells­ ( Pierce entertained about SO o f her nell. ment. when It »*• rssentfal Hint worth, Jr., Beards!] Avenue. friends fcrftrrmaTty at the Valdoa T h ou present were: Miss Vir­ bnsine** policies be applied to Ibe Cafe. Among th ou present to en­ ginia McDaniel, honor guest, Mrs. Central Circle of the tianlrn fiscal proem m Hi* sum-** in the„ „ Missel sjo y - , dancing _ » j , were: . . . J. S. Adams, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Jr., Club of Sanford will meet at 10:00 that regard Is to be Judged be*t lam s# H r to n , 4Mgry ElliaU th. Mri u . A Sp*er( Mr, Ava A. M. with Mrs. Francis E. Bolt, by the fart thal when he retired Kooly, Camilla Deaa Mary Doll Wright Davis, Mrs. Allan Moseley, 1101 Park Avenue. Ptorto. Ella Spencer, Kathleen La.j , h, M, „ „ Utude u k M, r. Atalra Circle of the Garden as governor of Florida the state nay, ftebecca W fllunjletty Colberts garet Long, Retecca Stevens, Ca­ Chit of aSnfor dwill meet at 10:00 sou in as g»nri finsneial condi­ tion a- at any lime in ii- history, and Elisabeth Methvin. milla Deas, El tslieth Shoemaker, A. M. with Mr*. It. L. C imell, with bill* paid promptly sod a Kathleen Long, Ella Spencer, 10112 East Second Street, Mayfair. r 1 very rreditahlc bslsnee In Ibe LIMiy Cornell, Margaret Cos, Luncheon will be served. Southade P.T.A. Gives Elisabeth Whltncr, bridge guests, I The American l-rginn Auxiliary stale treasury. Ili* gcoi-ral ad­ and Alice Elder and Margaret Will meet at 3:00 o'clock at the ministration wa- regarded as one Progt&m" For Charity Peters marked hy state wide prosperity. tea guests t . home of Mr*. Wallace W. Wright,! The governor wi'l he joined here Mrllonvillc Avenue. . Over 600 cklldrea and parents shortly by Mi* Hardee ottended the annuel llallewe'en East Side P.T.A.Gives There are seven eja-ed bank* MONDAY. gsmlvbl given ta il night at the Dr. Mary llarrt* Armour of in the'District of t'obnolda, with H a 1 lowe’en Carnival ‘ JfWde Trimary School by the Pelham, Ga. w II lecture at 7:30 totsl resource* amounting to 117,’ Bide P.-T. A. for the beneThrongs of persons, numbering P. M. at the first Baptist Church. oon.noo. . . j o f the charity fund of the or­ The puldic is invited. Tho appointment I . this re­ ganisation. Various kinds of Hal- over 160, were present at the lls 1ap nsible post ws* not onospeeted r**» rntertaloment were offered lowe’en carnival given last night It I* in line with what official f t T l h i VmusemVnt of th . guests ' •» Primary School frbm 0 30 to B'OO P M . by lh* *nd pupils of the Personnel Of Cast Of Washington learned month* ago that President Boo*,-vet* w** do One. o f the m ilg'fW turoa of-theI * ho°' Nejfro Show Is Given termined to have i'*-v llnrdea a* evening was the costume par.de WomU. Deeorat.ons about the •atiun participated In by over ZOO chll-' ^'hirn g and grounds consisted of Personnel a U h r yasL_-h k i-w U ly r ^ -drew, Daddy - P n utoi sewn-firstt-Pumpkins, -‘W b *4 *R *v *“ -gwbBmrr prf'Rpnt lh© all negro production Trln**- lo him anil it* Ms- inglOlt, prises for having the moat at I rec­ anti other Hallowe'en novelties. MFrom Sun Tf» .Sun*' §1 th© City The geest* came in gala attire ti vs costume while second prise Hall on Friday night as a bene­ jroblins, W*nt to Shirley Cataeron and third renrevinting g h o s t s , fit performance for th© Ifarrywitches, end pirates. Prises In prise to Rufus Wood. Anra Memirial Home for Tripp!©*! Among other things attracting the osturoe parade were awarded Children at Umatilla, was an­ to Marjorie llixigrand Dick War­ the Interest of the throngs of p*rnounced today by mriW ern of th© were side shows, Austin ren who wrrr given first places, Elks Auxil a.f, Kanfnnl Lmlg© and Mary (Irovenatein and Marride*. World's Fair allde* by Karl I V™ " ' " 7 Nti, 1241. sponsors of the producff'ontln,‘ ©d F©o*o rupp Onet who werr awarded sec3. Lehmann, grab bags, andl ,,’ *1 w " h’ t inn, ac*s. booths where randy, popcorn, Ice ° , 7 * 7 * Alt memhers ttf Ihi* ra-t are ritiick in the fnlernl home loan hank©, and $1.00(1,000 w«* n«! Among the entertainment fea­ cryam, and cold drinks* were o f­ local petpons, HtafTord Hotiinson, tures of the evening which attract- baritone, will sinr th© leading m»e vanred fur atoek of the Home own fered f o e sale. • Z r r 'S u n x 'y O f C a n a ! Senato rr* loan corp*»iation Mra. -M*,Nr Cleveland was fen - ed large -rowds were the amusing throughout the production. (an! i n*I Ilruwn, un In mert a * $59,170,000 ha- Iwen advame*l era! chairman o f (he affair an*l stunt* pnt on by each room of the S i t e s Is O k e y e d C laim s credit was given to tha,following school in the school h.tiding the AmerUa'd leail.ng expunent of th*".© mn m I*-. The for poi at mn a! pci nothorited persons who were among those fortune teller's tent In the yard; the guitar an plajvd in the firgiu Uv G u v o r n m e n t D ivine advnnr©p of $2,022 *500 f**'f relief contributing to tho luctesa of tho and the a'ts of magic prrlnrmed manner, ha* an important part by W. D. Hofmann. 1 A. IV Hick*, tenor, will sing the |iurpn**e», ii pn ft uf Vi boh went affair: Mra. John Bparktaan, Mra. Booth* for the *atr " f candy, class c of all negro work nong*, tit concern* pir|iarinir t»» tnak© *i ©iiiiniH'd l ' A h fcarM Bar! T. Loucka, U n . C ./F . I’ n c sandwiches, rntd drink*, and other "John Henry.M wine in the evefit of prohibition •in *©j i • •!• 1 •i ” for,'M ra. H. D. Middleton, Mra. ! ! " " " J y ' . ^ “ [ILpltrartive refreshment* were dec Willa Louise J/t^ny is the i©peal, lull none nf lliii* fund ha> uf ! !t. |M••I* ’ 1 0 . 00.. Dunner, Danner, Mra. 1 Frank A U a w j r . . . ___ . .................. orated In Hallowe'en design and Ives winging m rW i'i of the h*‘en diyhuraed up if* Sept. .'10 Mra. W. V. Chapman. Mra. Grady i >< lit in v I ill • Of the I *7,7 ■0,2'.W mithorir arranged in attractive group chorus which in. I «]*■• Millaid Duncan. Mnr. HJ H. Mill, Mra. E. Ii 1 !l. tr.l 1 h Will i - © h i about the grounds. fmnm'iul jnwtituttoiiF fot St i irk land and A It II ik< n* C. Harprr, Mr*. IL J. Hotly, Jr.. \11f*V *11 wt nt t«, ImiikF fimt tin-t i on in 11 11 tl-l . 1•* .In * nl ten »rn„ Alph'inso Juhtison. Stafford Mra. R. G. Robertson, Mrs. Fred ** 1 * . 1, H ,*\ , 11)1'1 .lllll* f 1l.KIl'I.O; 1 tn I'lTI *11.. 1.. , M yon, Mrs. Irene Walt. Mrs, W Mrs.Lnney Wins Hijfh Eidi mpou, a n11 1aiuii* V\ riirht » s ram!©«, », IVni,11 nl 11"• 1 " ♦ , haritonus, Him tia iiel It»own and nol t lie m »f urnmrai urn of 11>i11>-In J. Rhodes, Mm. E. C. Smith, Jr.. Jill 1 Score Bridge P r i z e of l»«n Uf , $h.f,)i7.(130 to m n I ©ho 1 j Mil In. Il . h ,1' 1 lorn Robert Ower-H as I aw ■ » Mra. A. 8. McCallum, Mrs. II. A. . und i onipahM'ri, $3,000 Ithii in wnli Dili <h f.-1 1 ..n If»if© limn r Zmn llursiiin author of tlo! Moreland, Mra. W. J. Holleyhead. job© 1 • • _'n«ioo | .it it t o > vid© Mm. K* II. leunry won high pr< duct ion, toll h feattire I m the lh© f©(l©l M1 hi lid hunk Ht OniNhst, i nScott A Yarn, for tho use of thej ycorr pritt at the briilfr parly Afr can C*t *w «|*nre, while I'aul f*rl» $2.f» 10.000 to joint alork laud yen i Colo truck. Keel A Rons, far the given yentprelay afternoon By Mr* hi© Fouler, Malti© Unit. Maggie !iank« nnd $.'l.*25*1 MmH lo r e r» t‘i"»' Ik use of tha Austin cars, and Karl curpof id *♦«»©*. n»l J. C. B«nnMt at her home on Mag- Ma© Frederick;*, Willi© Lee flur** nui iru lt <i-j»I * r©ihi Lohmann. who hfed chargo of the noli a A vpun** in honor of u imall ton, Willa Loui*« Do may and the remainder jkr»iTig 1*» Itjaurmu © Ge© World's Fair slides. number of h.*r frii rnh. Mra. Laney (•eorjre N ihnls will p©» form On i hitdditig and 11urn Mild tdliei iMnl i nnd » * i ■warded a silver hoi t| pH rnai fife daneo nml 1 I l f ..... In Dutch drslrn I .mil* uni hm u©d animinting )<• t; If II, Ml till 1..... h. ipr rh© \.|. ! ( * NOTICE 1‘he prod net ion will »tarf at f T,IT'{,4'.*I either w ere w »ll»«lrw «' The Halim e'en color* of tlark b tHI o'clock. All |iror©«'d» gt |n , lo 1* k r, find -iM.III. , 1©1. 1III * lira it The the*riBAM meeting of the and orange predominated in party ward the home for crippled rhil r»f mncellrd in September In lh* slnhii i.M III 1 1. onr 1 and appointment*. iJfen. Womtfft miHlber *• of the ahtn© moot ii lh© mrponiljon »*dd ,i .1 1, w 11 1* -1 , © 1 1. 1 1 -in 1 mlaaloaAluAr c b is of the First ll.-coratlons Methodi £ {M urcf will take pta^e Vases and > owls of golden rod Auxiliary n o* xra selling tickets fMO.OOOAHH) in dcbeiilur©* to lh© II. H, 'H." . aii.il triMFitry. making 11**' i*»tnl tomorWw Horning from 8:30 and yellow elder were arranged !n ■'Vance. .. f ' i • 'll! 1 Flit ')•'•> !1 IMI ft ii U ta n d in g f 1.7*i«.B«Mi ixmi o'clock to 10:30 o'clock at th*J about the to no* and th tallies <||a*t(kill tilt'd . II *ll<>rhurrh. "Christianity and Industry and card table cover* h 1*1y itig fill 1 1'll 1 t la Amorlca," Is the . l*>ok to l>c we'en desitn*. \t ' imi i: it h I After several progress'on. of I this year. SfU’l.wdM -rf I lf Hit. Fill t. hri:Vs a salaj and sweet coura* ©il un i« 11 vyimt« | hiti iMi 41 dlJ.I | | was served by the hoatess, assist­ low i liulillt'l hill).*© ©Mini I Uill- !• 1 Will t, ed py Mr. II. II. Purdon and Mra. Announcement •>■ made Um!ii> Great reductions in , the pi in W'oijhl n if t ntimif $,it' immi fMM ir, John C. Smith. Thu.* present by W| L Sloudenmlre, well-known ..f *11 Fall merchandise In l*>! were: Mra, Frank ittcln, Mra. lo o t grocery man who has Ju.t the ladle*' and men'* departrio-nl - <afc the iiuhlir w'orkE aihuiniwtin Howard C. Long, Mr*. H. B. Par­ completed srvin years nf service »rr is-lng mad* by the Yowell tioii -huvhi find Die ilcejier pluj> don, Mra. Joha Smith, M n; for a large rhain atoie organisa­ Company for its Foil Clroranc. t ehhI Ion ©xpeiiFiv© Set ) I t a i v Iflii** yah! Mr* III! (fell H. M. Rumbley, Mra. Ciarira Leon- tion, that effective yesterday he Sol, it wa* announced thi* mnro A Ctovhr. B b o w Y o u ’ ll E n jo y ardy, and Mra. E. H. Laney, became B**nriatrd with the A t I1 mg t>y A. E Yowell, ownir und ifiiil M a rk h a m of tli" \ i mv u c j n©*‘t« ndvleed him ye-h l«> l!m( ' store*. A L IC E BRADY maPnger of the since. r©(|iii>e,| The sale'w ill begin on Friday '©»! Mltlf* time wmil,j r J A C K I E COOPER Mrs. Boyle Entertains A veiue H* l»A A I' etor* ln th r M *en o 1 1 * adjoining th* morning. Nov 3, a t, BjOO o'clock lo make the turvey, ]n iiniiounririg JIMMY DURANTE A r n i) ©flifj t * i ra {.ja | For MlUne Theater where he will be *n.l will coniine# until Arml-ticr tftMi th© FEANK MORGAN plaasrri tn meet his many friend* D»v. Saturday. N"*- II. The door* Y*.tin |*| Ntijity thi< AII FI hi *•*» C n n u l,1 MADGE E V A N S Com pi imauling tha member a or ■ml rustomer* Mr. Btnudenmlrc ivtil he closed all ilav Thursday it wn« Eai<! (hat Inm r, © woulit E D D I E GUILLAN Fom© fllHlanr** mhiiIi © the pr tho Tuesday Duplicate Clda, Mra. ba* been in Sanford about I'l lh , clerk* will be busy ar­ F A T . TEMPLETON year*, two of which he spent ai ranging L. F. Boyle errterU'ned with and r—-marking the jio-erl U e urgla F lm i la rnnnl lh ifi*rit* o f the (Jpor)- h LI-train tridg* party given yeatardey aft­ Owner-operator of bis own grt> Stork in preparation for the **le ernoon at her home on Metlnnv'll* eery. No out-of-town belp i* twine Avenue. Garden flowera in autumn employed to o**l*l In nutting »p I'ttim rf of pttvnli lnmtn«v shade* were used to deoyrate lb* Wallace W. Wright. Rofrorhmerita D,e sale. All work la being don- by room, where the guests were en­ WoTo oorvod s ' • lata boar l.y the! the regular clerks «nd by a few Hi© publiihinif of nevethI niniru tertained. aae'atrri oy Mr*. Caawulll additional Sanford person* who fm»M, fo r m !' her lo m iiro .venter , After several iMtarda o f dnpli* Wright. I will a*,i*t In caring for customer, «h*v a * preniilent uf th© Fhirida ran*! E*u* Women Voter*. The r»r'* rate high score prises were award* wo present were: Mra. Wal-J otter the sate open*, the manageIrEini*** ivacuidve Ijear.l will »cl n w h od to M n. B. D. Caswell and Mra. , Coleman. Mrs. J. C. Ben*or,l went annoonced. thr ro«lgnallnn nt h* merling| ehurl * » W. P-ittgr, Mrs. Joseph! — . . —■ —*- , next month at Daytona Lea h Mai)» M n. Ralph B. W .eht.’ VOTERS' HEAD q ilU T H nlatermlstar, Mrs. W al-j — m , • right, and Mr*. B. D. WEST PALM BEACII, Noe. 1. CanralL |— — Mr*. Charle* II. Wentworth LAKELAND, Oct. SS. Harris G. Sm s, bratl'of Iha partmrnt of J o u r n a lis m at #rn -CoUagu^LakaU: the ro-opriatl in of ManforJ sen* who hats Jala that will tight on what th* lnst l’jtl*n beiwrrn 1883 anJ 101(3. Authentic Information photographs o f historical _va', ire nccdcil by Pnfcasor Slnit fl i history of Southern, .vhieh ht vrltlne at the suggr.tisn of P f lent Ludd M. Splvoy. The history w'.it t e puolishwJ tn.tk form ami Issued as a part ■,ic celebration of th*'flfUath *' n versary of oSuthcrn’a found! It will include, besidt* *pn mutely 60.000 word* of r-*ller, photographs of Sjuthcnt' former presidents *nd pf Staphs nf buildings the instltiltl ha* occupied. I’ r ’ fessnr 81ms Is especially sinus to have obi newspaper ping*, programs, catalog*,' anno and other similar records. •T 1 Minutes of meetings o f ‘ • f t ittard o f trustee* fr.tm . 1885 ^ II'OI Jia'e Icon unearthad, 1 many more ti|>plrinrnta) facta 1 periled. Before being movwd | I.akr1nnd 11 years ago, Hou j ha.l rartici! on at Orlando, 1 1 burr. I'aliu Harbor arul Cl*a: water Bench. d. 7.11.1(TCl'M ItK II MARKET R A I.L IB B '^ J ___ - JMf* WAUt’ HULA, Nov. |. — AfM r INDUSTRY MUST! Monday* record low prtc*a ' market rallied yesterdaF G O V E R N S E L F corumltera amt fancies averaged 85 caata choice netting grower* T# WARNS S W O P E with amt lower grade* allghtly lit t. ttf. I '■■ ■* Price* fur fanctm generally rang^I a fmm 75 to 93 can la, with tha r 4«t| l.ii- o o o io o rir a tiro , interstatp. m«nd fairly gm»d. Six car* wars i n l t i i t l v . nit.I local, l h , i.t f e a n d *hip|M'd Inrat night, bringing U>g h f thst for the drit** iPiki*trV Eca^'n'a t*diil to t Continued prom 1 *re tln«t lim e het n under N 'll A co in 'd , ru'i ii - i iu r heuring* nl l ht end of August:__________ ^___ ________ — —l H i • f t m i Fti ip p n ! if the ©•tr 1" H ©1I* M »f ii M e thi l*i ' ill fir •'Millm 11MII V I If n hy Sol " p lowraky, New •h ©am .ninl th ■ S um -h ire L a 'm 1 V ii n i De> • 1© Coin imti) III !tirin m «h Mill, 1,1 Sallrtl lh© ©miiplif©n-t( *1 . p r o p '»•<> r. am © l o . m I e *1f th i w i t u ii—• r* c©111!|M mb l| ill© At I ©if. liiii] ii k i « Of fin -it ot (!©» o,| > *’ll fl.'iV ,114 | R FC L O A N S DROPPED'OFF LAST M O N TH r Lun^ N ow P o w e r The !o Future Stoudenmire J o i n n j Yowell To O ffer dalu Local A&I* Personnel j o f p all Merchandise TO-NIGHT Last Times, Tuesday Duplicate h’ I-FImikU h*piling *■ I'roj'OAcd Hi tbv M Does Your Car SH IM M Y I lor* il wander, *lvr> hard 7 Or do your ll,.s show unnecessary aeai D0ZIICR & G A Y’S QUALITY FAINTS are always Fall H om e Gleaning [’>; fc* W tV', * f a M 'l Doring tUa peraioo da m i worry shoot tbo Wewr and 1 W o f poor DRAPERIES, bovo tboos donned T h # Itw U ela Way" dry "Heat For Thi South'* and Etory home perlooi. ally needs, both inside *nd out. tbe protection a © beauty that frtah paint give*. EY-R0GURS H ARDW ARE CO. IN0LEDRY& CLEANERS *. • . ,± fbae 201 Sanford Avenue 7 It any uf these default* are noticeable bring ycu r car 1 in for a free teat un our modern Kitastune Cowdrey mstrumruU, Brake* and front uxles tested free. SEMINOLE TIRE SHOi F I R S T M id F I ,M P H O N IE J " , �^ s e U U p f^ lW ? m P t+ S t o c k Dividend A 1 i T T n u n n v u a c . cA f ---------- from Pag* b o o ) ' ( nounced, after ordinary eperatlag C O U n lB IA . 8. C , N » . O o m w r Bleckwood . yret.niiy U frea O i l — First Lady Rules Out --------------------- " Addto-. ‘ • _____________________ _ ...... ’ ‘ *'k t V ! ’ G EORGIA v». FLOttTD’X f 4 u O EOROrA T E C H v i. V A N D E R B IL T r f 1 | ._. K E N T U C K Y va. A L A B A M A ‘A U tfU R N 1 f i. DUKE T 1 | T'ULANE va, COLGATE tENWfcsSRfe Yfc. GEO. WASHINGTON | | NO. OAROLINA v». N. C. STATE MARYLAND fa.'.the elftfbfNty i t the OdMh N atters for Rdto Bowl enesymient T where did all IheoeKati liras I n mT‘There's Prince* e e l w and .loaded with ab'twkrdr, PdrdWm, Arhty, P p B R O W N v i. PRIN CETO N I PURDUE « t OAHNEOIE TECH w is (55 n s i n Chicago' . YALE va. DARTMOUTHFORDHAM vt. 6T. MARY’S SrW SS tem oia vi. incHioAN 1 1RlANS^AB NtfAT1E -f«. MICHIGAN STATE | | M ’ W » t aorta* of yreea MM Ms. la brief, heiWb « Ufl tow ftrU os bf the'prb*. » is >|».t that daws back I. o*-*y r»»r. its Monday, October NOTRE DAME v . NAVY *I4*X' W iv.K1S wAT.y 11, IWb tellfornta, not ir4n apon. ~hkd whipped Utah, MttR BlaU.-Oref*n Btoter dh frf 'Los Angetn xmj Stan­ , and was waiting to pounce OfftBh, T m h tn ri Naira -Dome- «n d finally Uorgk la the Rose Bowl. MAs flahte 'after piling up M bU N m RakkbM, Drake end SltW Tf:»w had bowed It to 'jnttsbav|h in a tremendous l, Cohrttb *had ' aedred IBS la, 88 nf them against la fa y “^ taang 'FHt's victims was a Jtfm t tmira^JjsnnesBee, harJ n i -LeatAn Duke, 18 to 13, n d h y tWo-fFSr victory trail Abhor*,'-Arttfc triumphs o rjr L^flpOrgib Tech, Tulsns and fSllWk -t^fs another. Bouth- NOfrnrWESTERN t i . MINNESOTA » PLA N -l*-be-dap#eeletad,-maln1yWmt« < r u . s ; EDITORS McCormick Speaks Of - r n n h ifl A s ________ U f a Cfty 'D w enm j Oh N< sponsible for tho current fear Wf Oifn grddually dimlftkd i i ffe Inflation, ho said. Tho “ BrttMl .while tha still U .joralniljji way" Is proof sofflslent that |Wi- told, her corveOCy has beJli tc oral fta r o f Inflation csq be high­ /hsf^d -t* trade eondUloire." ; <. ■ |m— L * • ly r*«r»*n itM , especially ff w k W betny ‘ ‘forced o ff cold, yon kodp "w, C ‘H A lto v | h n a sane control of your currency e P1'I ^ . X* and budget. , LOS ANOELES, Nor. | "The fear that a cataclysm will —A evvvral month*' Illness pro. occur through attempting to stop fbOel yesterday for MKc^ Ht (loam (lie rrlatlra value* of cor- uhaoey, -widow of Lon Thanrenciea la, In rrty vleW, often os> Itfrrrdted," said Rlr Walter. * , A N K A R A , Nor. 1— <A>)— Te( .'riMCACQ, fk n y 'tn. Turkey's millions o f. R.berl R, Me pkbbtmta 'the decade e f rafortne'the Chlfaeo tdopteU for iflOOfiOO Urban dwellsrs.'and to m a p s -fle ^ y m r p)an“ fer-the ssatlan** (ndnatiiol d»e*4ap- “ T that na efea 'should not ha readjusted to eieiit, are the two hug* task* now • f f s t i t r Hut; tr8d# gdndltlons. EVerythlnb d*. befof# Mostapha Kemsfs govern- *k*h th it of Pends upon tho manner in-hsklch w*MJ „ Jfck'mprtJo.tment l. ckrrted tmt. form, started, ‘Kir- feesd h bvoF Y h e'^ e,, I k 't M 'l h h ■Mace, meat rouiitrlee, while dsWh»n tbi key Had a population o f 18,800.000 M l <* fk* people dad for ill! Ifflbrtfefy trying to vrroid inffbtnow she ha, 17J»0,000. Unm." ' ‘ , Ing, have tried to devalttkt* their Though the government hae Col- McCormick reviewed the curNnciv, within reaeon. A good Ito.'Wdn't van a tnajor 'Mr Jears. dtorgla, heat- Opened 8,8*0 new echoole In ten history of newspaper publishing example Is Austria who flrtt pre­ MM'and-Vanderbilt, tied yean, 87.000 of Turkty'a 40 000 ff*™ *he time Of Charles VII, f !r"t pr” “ W“ I G v W w , Mae cJlqbrat- Wllace. are still without a alnglo' Justice, of prees control by gorn$t rtetbry -of the seasen. hchool or po«t-offic«. vtAtrc the „ , . # .. .. emmknt Were many. % , t B.'baiting handed 'Tlorl- • • s , - p * K ^ v „ i i H* t*M i f a pbblliHfhf offirk Crpfs had Just skinned With the new Iwtln alphabet , f Ur ^ of |k| p ^ . In which “ a m** lh « btoww brd•Be Hh, preparatory lo hml thk obligatory ABR t.houls a Itip* tfnpoeed upon publisher* farm wearing tha "8waitik* tto nrard and Brown, being Illiteracy ha* derive ted from 00 Mho trod upon the ttRrtilflod tr the »lgnla"-hod become • “ dielater o f TV Va'liHattan kbd Boston to 78 portent, but tho latter la; ambitions o f (he rulffa. ih* news" contained -4a the |W * n - ‘ 6f*gen had tied Wash- •till n big ratio for tbs government < ,)i Re (hen referred to (he ’ pro­ pec's columne, Col. McCeemtrk .aid the O ev mi, lost to U. C. L. A. Ford­ to tackle. • 'v posed codes for newspaper* under ’) had Just 'been -wedged out By tuppretelon of Ihe lithe, and Industrial rrcovsry man gmrsminent •rtglnally dedt It# represent*live to TH* ft*Ws0 by BoMon Oatiegm, Mlnnsshortening .military service, ths rs- M t‘ vaper* tn the capM Uy-af eenaov, t been knocked eul of public eoftaned two of the heart“ Wh* " »f ^ but that h e s on Hid lh* doty by EuNu*. tom* I . ta , ^ ... t*Ap«r» applitfl for thtlr rodo, authority as to what waa printed •I^*fe> TVtftler, October 31, u L ^ includmi in the application Uld aa .th . 'peasaotty. Whrt.to T#MfVBltW4, ,for lh. tlf(lt th. in tto paper t o well as to whet .'-one yeer Istsr.. . was net. .... ... •* '■ -n r • IgfMboto t» the terror of the Kaiart bendilt by the Kemsll.t fmed m o f fh . Preae." CoL M e Malty ntethbrts have been trfWh gtadarnwrie hts brought a m**»vim, urn MW-.West centalWat, CM. MeCorenitk raid, to teMftbl svcetstlve victories evqr Pitt Ur* o f gn cU rlty tu A n t t o il s n s u o the press, elnce th# ifop* *f the l^sr* after tying Indiana and k a e F R .T p r t e n t u r l * # . , . .................. •editlest act i tn ’old Tngioikl n - Fnedhani stand* ynhaatetb i B .t th*-gpvermiVstn hs> not yet them -h* iH*MiMsd the ’to 0 conqueror of Alabanf*. lieSa abW to glv» them the pramattempt, o f Ih. MM > id s .c tfto » . tm ha* bestrn WtiMrtgfon, Isetf. oaw. day <of onllghtanMeot iHd to prnee'iitn h jU - C- ,U A. Holy Cross Mdtea. (Ulhrgrd'aad Broow la Waive Batlirdays. Gsergta ha* MW-1|Ht'.tb-lh* fields with no the Paaaato fhOiaK M B (d 'MTaryone, Including .-New JoHlIhg of tht fraMhrn 'enjoydd hy the *Ut* medical school kt Istan­ ffb ^MMVHb bf a tow bul to take Jobs a* gavsiiggggl . women In iewna sad cities. ; U. to 0, Arkatoaa is the !■ T f a e d g l m i N V W I i4 Despite th* federal law against doctor* fey three or fear year# g firpera u ra fboM prflRIi sorcery, wll.h doctors atilt seat Ur la dectorlUlseate and death'la regiona where among ethefa. 'Mnc*. health * inspectors M M M YWr an andeloatgd tt***rnment Traditional P a r t y ur tod /V 34* MTSMr UitMji'c lab* to > ' h-W*lvd**4 ef-all I* th* pi*. :JtoddJf « ' ' U s t ‘ year's MR art. M$ra.,GgUfernla baa haaa M Or*raa State end barely QMtfaraW < to X Notre flame whipped on saccpaslv* EdRya .hv (Rttoegte Tech ani Mba ; $ ! ! . , , -Mbnbul. Those wh*-have rocatfod terttfirkir, Bb ‘ .SBper* ef Bng, lira, French jkr German and rstome ■ppolntmenie To AaaMlan town*, are fined #800 ood herted from teaching elsewhere. r Modernisation of lh< peasantry mh t» wt . ^ p lit h m mt.Net, MMinon, a-, a n d o v e r h le 'J LEGAL N O TrtO h t l f t e s t . la m l o t n r * . as4 • p p n ra tlow fe r l a * I W In a c c o r d * a c e w it h ,» w. i m e a t a .m h r a c a a tha fa l err It v . a r e p e r ty a ltu sta Innle C ount r . F lo r id a , ti hv. h nt a w s ot a Planting of lion la w W e NRV McLAULIN, Jr. O p Id W ilflit I m t .-r J <e*0'Ce| ■ 18-yard k AYl2iU . RECfJElk- Tl EO -------- — fN fVRM l TN PJaL I u . . 7 . ---I '... ACAB3IE,' H 7C , -Not. 1. - 0 D T'A'RKi N ^ 0 ^ 0 ( 3 j ^ e . J 1 — Dssntiess Dnsrecn ■ 10-L, her Ulynn E. Wlacmaa. vlcs-praalclcnt - pullet f a i r ' huJtfnJ her,- prrened and. psoeral snpertnUndent of tb* her feathers last might uPen Us* Tnrfwall. Bad Wlesouta /caanary topmost .Fooet in Um poultry worW jhere, -fell from ■ 12-foot.' Udder tbi halfwqoaBed the all-tlm* henLuNi'bcole a tertsbra Ust Weakht* r,(9 ,'3^ J .^T*i** ®®7 Mf** ,n tb* Tagwsll and Wiseman factory [ ' ‘wF*. Mat rjfg Was * dandy.I at .MeOrlUrwa, vN. Y H *«<btdin*/ l' JJ *TM waied.ld 1-S aunces to tho' tp Information rcctlred bar* Y*»-' IUbasn, nulptelolng the While l i g - terdsy. Wlseniin krai to nrrtr# IwsswY-mAtalstcnt record of lafgor here next week to open the lecalf l i e A t b U t lf ! A te o r la lla n te a m s . fn r ls O tn s p oin ts BppOBBBta' p oin t* follOBb mJAlP W la T footb a ll StandingA f t p _ Misk t*oU ,g # L o r s l i ( N ,w O r) Cent,nary Rry.-m a TfirellklH MOVED 'O r t b i 'l 'i t f l N I* tA f R o llin s F u r m a n ____ _ i , o s erg slaw s < — ' : : s e e S * < I S e I e e S t I s U nion ( ' o i l , # , I W est K a k tu ck s i C a a t r a ___:----------------- S Seta* T a n cb a ea • W o ffo r d . I H n u lb n e a ie rn I C tta d el — ......... I Three Times... T»nk Web Preebrterlab Ijoutilana Normal n W lj>*l,lano M,r*«r Cast K e u lu e b r Minesp , _ MIA T*nn (A F) - Trnmrlvanla • •Bf,r • |.s. t'ollaa, tiding FrSkln, fol. t-nien f o cttARUtirroN wiu -fa Op U a n b v lll, Stetson • 'M ia m i . - i • I I • I * • I I # I > I I i I I I * e • * * • * i I I t I * * * • • • * • — e a • * 1 • » • 1 # > " * i l l e l I J {{J t it 1 itll I it J *; « st ij J* j hi • <•’ DAYTONA BEACH, Nov. I. — uP>_In a teet case whWh will ho labts* to the supreme court, Clr-I cult Jodg. M. O. Row. yesterday refoasd to grant an InJuncUoa sought to vest rein Volusia county commlaslun from asking the psblie work* administration to lend $82^00 and grant out It it right to build a national guard i •!? srruVry her*. - H M i h A k HOT HI'RINOS. Va.. Nov. 1. — IA V Th# possibility of freoxhtg a hlldon and a half dollars In froten hnWtrlpa! bonds by legtalaUon lo C t r l minorities from preventing re­ organisation was dl»cu*»ed St ths National Investment Banker* Ae- wpairaf w h s e a s i l y hwend* k s * J d W k ler. M a g . A a . II rr« « w * ur cw i-w r * r The EM'S Auxiliary Is offer­ ing a Cash I’ rlsv of $h.O0 to anyone celling t h * most tickets by 4:00 P M. Friday. Ticket, ur* for the Auxil­ iary’* show “ Flout Sun to Bun" glbi can l>* obtained from MU* Alice Chorpenlng at Lc nntdy’s I a w office. They mull be checked In to Mies Cherpenlng by 4:00 P. M. Friday. I'rii* will be delivered immediately before Ihe show Friday night. WOULD •UNFKF.KIK' AAVk tOUR f f l e i Township i l l ih » <Ut* o f i h ^ ^ l w a w from December to January, tha r*rUftrmip In ifcM m w < ; f n l i j r I’ n lrM « W M r ll 1033-34 social scans was eat to hr fatlreinril arfNlrdll# tho theme of “ utmost simplicity, dr«d will !•«*• th»r«nn i r4>alrirran s s t d . •Itv o f Mokpmbwr A- H , maximum sociability." WIIiim * m* off%<*l _Mbs .......... ______ ________ ______ third 7aartcr Perkins cheerfully ehoulda *1 i k l . i k - t lt h 4 ared th»' doable doty of folloixingl averaged «* percent-cupactty of ________ _ . j “ cab- finished new prod Is f tr aale. tho aortal dxtle* aat__b ,ythe n rn d•• ile rcrrfpatvd with f I t pefc«r.t ra Inal wNeo" as t_ well ----- _as the . . . . official -----t*w second y n - i t r and 18 percent one she carries herself. irr The Chrtstmae danctng party for io the first qua--*.-.' The annoii.ucii.eni esyi reeultn _J youaf people, recorded by ao­ . rtal Wasblnfton as ahowina fa a for the third qtarter, therefore, White House at Its happleit In showed a m»rae«; Improvemeiit ^ holiday tlm«. eras assured, Mrs. ky OrnInsure i o isi mmm o f n s riturd. F lo r id a . I l o j i l Roosevelt announced that ahe a 1 ‘ rlm a y K le d lo n l« he pi armed to Include a wide ranee t h n i a i h o u t Ih e C it y a t ‘ ••■I of tha youthful graup — " f r o * FI a r id , ne T u e e d e y . I * « > ••*• u J ln r r ffih r r , ISIS, f o r e ieella i Anna's aye on down to John's* I d o C ity C om m iealoeeew . ••rh Mrs. Anns Dali's friends will day in January. Followlnf that, a iv r e . o f ih r e a y a a f a ea l^ I lu liilo n e r s t o b * r r lr t “ P ** untU May 1, with ths aicepUAn briny In “ tha youafer married t w o (r o u p s n e s t o a o t s e a s - 7 « sat." Franklin Roosevelt, Jr.' will of Dent, ths first firs “ csMUrt I - s o d -t lm n p I V • u Said . U c t l o o eh a ll ba bs* pull a rollers crowd, and John, wtvas" and the second flee anil rbe - d i r -Itatv le-aatdba at bass* «a ilU rs a l* Wadaeatha preparatory school geoup. Mre. fo r m lly l o lb * le w s an d e r e i * * i • nU U nf !•» •Iwollon* m Roosevelt atld “ aa many of the day*. In ih # C ity o f Hanford, FWS family as possible" would be home Tbi p oll# w ill b » upon *»> o 'c lo c k A . St * n « w ill pine* at I for Christmas. d o w n Jn * »ld d s l » Ths New Ysar*« reception at ths I b o ro b y op p o tn l " * F P non. Kd F l ^ o o . and W . ■ , » Whits House was stricken from ns lu s p o c lo r e o f a l 4 , f l « l t w l tho social arhedote when It was I*. » . Hmiih s o c l e r k a f e a ld .w announced two weeks ago. Today's' eociatlon convention here yeater" ’lN W IT H fll W H K IH flf, i j allmtiiatlon of receptions by rehb*rvunl<> set tnr •>•*'• - f j l u ™ day. Tha association resolved to lost mtmbera will permit the ,,f ih* City of Sanford, Fiona*, •upport the 3 umbers Mil which whole Official family to enjoy t be t* rsu*»d to bo efflsed * * th t i m I n f f , , >f D" would stop those mlnoritie* from home-fMki holiday. S«lli Amy o f I bI i “ selfishly preventing reorganisa­ In aubsUttllon, the antlra group tion! which would etrengtheo their of cabinet hoetemsee, perhaps wltu munlcipalltea crs>dl." their huihaiide at their sides, will be “ at home" on the flrtt Wednee- dr. H anford ! - | I A I l U » r W I I 4 4 A M A iw e a a i ■To t i l credllarm . la a s la s a , 4 IrlnutB**. ••»<* *1* p tfaow a ■•lalma nr ep e lT iil RAM ta t* *.,>-<1: Y ou an*. t a « h e l yoMq e r e notIflvi. «nA rwrinf9+A r WII.UAMM. Pf** Ijjf* h*m lno1t f'n u e t y , r t o r ld p . fn lio n Ja«. n , *??• o f H*inltif»*e cY igiilp. e i .iffls^ l« I 'o u B n Kmofortl. HwmlnoU iVJUPly* F lP fl ttllM n i v a l r * m on fh e tfm m , u u nf »»»•' flr*» p u b llr a llo n he „ f. A ll I'Ultna mmA d * m * h « e •! iirtarlite-d w llh llt •>»* l l l f l i I M the m « n m r prek^ell»«Hl h« rela b a n rd •• provider. I»y l » t - K tri I Ih'loUer. «ll» TinNAI* Auxiliary #• Any r le lm * *n d rt*m *na* >ou. or « llh # r o f y e e . • a * ln a ! ih v w *iel# of ( MIm ftpsl l KI.K’ 8 DEN S 5 r o i 'i F t V ll.I .lt liar I T IIK HANK A, U. Ill A T I. A N T I C ! OK J kCKPi o _ K T. r liO f M l ______ __ , T m .II rSf f I Billy's Uncle « Among ' -to . 'J l \i t I •■- to • of expense* M WASHINGTON, Ort 88.—( J V -I f o * or* ths deftrt* « m •» 11T,#1I Mr*. Franklin I). Rooeevell, the Uut quarter t>mp»rxtl with dif» “ cabinet wlv*a" and Bsc rotary I ic|U 0f 18,817,3.!/ in the pretlou, o f Libor Parkin*, conferring r e - . ^ . r u , and »tf>jr71,700 a y«ar cehtfy « tbs While H o w , ruled ^ out the old* it ray Itel tradition— As provision for the ptaiarred the New Year's “ at homes." dividend, total deduction from Mrs. Roosevelt, herself a “ *•- , Urplu« for the quarter was W,reer woman,” ruled In a new so- «fe,4lB eompnrud with 810,488,. ------------ R K . ' •> ' l S > # 'V . r T - mic* XT___ n o w 11‘*« fc***mbM -|->»rt«, list )*n». On-New Years uay . N am *-------- ----- LONtXJN;' Nbv. tv—The < * m d frti o f World tadlrvfy raids fM S Australis, which eras tha"country from which. together with Abetrto. tadiaiftew e f t h e ’dipraastoa, fln t eM rtw tsd, accenting U - i % Walter U r K s rawaWlst“ Austria's staple Industry, Wh*L la Improving rTsdoalty.’nhrpUtttd Layton la aa Interview g laetr Teently. t m t W j r a the ypgeah»tlen In (tornMmy, ha Mrid/ (hart were sign* ef despite the financial cond la -that eeoatty Hid It not bean for Cfttthal' Ksropaan unreal, there Udlttle doubt la the opinion o f Fir Walter, that Austria weald-today ,ha Wall .p i the way te recovery, ' Austria’s International trade M s *howin* sltns e f rerttal hefhlw^fo Tfltler reOelotion,'* he asM. har-tourist trade eerntage -WWi reed and her trade generally had ha^sn to show that, tha wheel, ones more had-al*rt»d twtifw. > l Diseasing Inflation; loyM ^aaH there wesW three phooee In Ury history of unsUbilltrd corrangiest First—Inflation be occurred la lbasln end Germany, “which cragtod destructive influences, belbf that currency Inflattaoi nwMp nail." Recond—The British W j r "showing -that If you hnvwtpaatrol of your currency, that current ey can he adjusted to trade; eeft‘ dltlon* without tho hexFrtw fall* inf." Third—Going off .-grid In. ths belief that It win enaHfa yob to Inflate. * v‘ The experience of RtMilq and’ Raropeen countries In depreelatls(. or allowlalr their 'eurfdbHee Vht*»i W f htxfd'k xtoet-cdHldr W atM * -Wen buy.^iajl? BTes? CmtfeKB. 1 ymi tempted , uasIvD falk? ^k y'^ltln V ydJ? r ilil feel no reft! confidence lh *hi8*^0^*. it l^aune, Ve'^Hs here today* V uata o n V n ocx tvj tv « hoodtv UKMh GtttoPMWCtirt coaPoaucTtoto d i u . «m A 0 MfT OW U J T ta tttT IM A CtOonwC, COM TVAT 1% MgKTIMC to Uk»VA«.totok. Jh -toU M T T o r OPfDMTVtojrTNf C O M to CtokCh tw to k.VFKT»VAW • TR XJE BYIRITUAL . Mrs. Belly Russell ' - AMO TYHt A»4 itSA*. > POt-LAR. lh Ah XVtAMaOOV. A h AM tDVJA MAUI - * VTAXLT VOOB. PCAXAKh WO«HVU& TOCrtY AMO AtoOVT THlW YiVAW MWWT J v i A l v tA ) cm ju rntocvc. *nchj« t r o c k / UP t o YWto. WAMVC. tokap PBtoU) , N . OUT to LOtoD O P __ S 'V X h . AW tW THAT A»VrT KV)Ot)G VfR'U. »AA.VL% VT a, TUKUdUOAJbl — VATYl ' ) i - O O R to T I M TWA.T toMWs*‘ V.\. ) \WMOdj *xovj r tO M T O tA M ato to va \\.u \Okj w tL v th K * t y o - P O ^ A t o y Vto\U.to v e to O N E I St n n w iT jw r when yoe-bOy so idvef?........ toowsusde lyydolmob W laborettlrkb, ft' v.'vifliy wdS*rwt*i aaf 'ftoi 6 �V fr I f . ' ------------- --------------- ■ , ' - 4 *— ;V I, . M l . VV/q. , ^ -a -* .V7 ' ik y ' ^A When you stop to think about it, Now is the Time— You'll be interested in our wonderful money savings, price slashing values. If you have not discovered what a CLEARANCE SALE AT YOWELL'S will mean to" you it’s not our fa u lt Don't wait any longer—see for you reetf^ yeryth in g in the store has been drastically reduced. All outstanding inerchandise bought before the advance in price. Take advantage o f this wonderful opportunity to get more fo r your money. STORE W ILL BE CLOSED ALL D A Y THURSDAY OPENS FRIDAY 9 A. M PIECE GOODS SAVE ON CHRISTMAS GIFTS Phoenix Hose Phoenix Sox 29c value#---------- 1....... ....... ....... ........... ... ............. 24c Also one email lot of assorted alre# and colors to clo#e .out at..,,--------- ---- ------ --- ........................ .............-17c LADIES’ BAGS in satin#, leathers Cotton Suiting 26c value—......... 51c Everfaat French ging­ ham In new plaid#— 80 in, wide, rcg, pr're 46c....... 36c Assorted. lot of cot­ and woven fabrics. 896 value*..... 2.98 value# 12.60 values.— I. 05 values...;. II. 00 values.... CHILDREN’S BAGS Special lot to close out at Costume Jewelry crepes — 69c and 79c values for .......—69e All wool cost and suit materials 64 1 irichea wide, light and dark ahadea— $2.60 values.......*2.19 91.96 vi luca . 1.69 91.79 values___ 91.49 91.69 values.!..... *1.39 91.60 values.......91-29 Rayon slip material In white or pink, 36 In. wide— rcg. price S9t—...32c In. wide— 11.49 value_____$129 31.29 value.......J. .98 Chiffons, georgettes, silk# and satins. Reg. value from 91-25 to 91.69 a t .......~......98c Yard wide silk crepes, faille#, satin#, taffetas, rayon crepos and plaid crepe do chines— ' 06c to 91.25 value# 89c Velvet corduroy, 36 Inches wide, in bright colors, regular price tons. Including piques, awiasea, organdie#, ba­ tistes and prints. value# to 4Dc,......35c Best grade prints, 36 In. wide, guaranteed fast color, 25c value SHIRTS Brand itow Sweat Shirt# ftofcUl tot far ._______________ AIm jrknI Un* fl.00 vatu** for * Tem Sawyer Shirt. ■ a Rlouaas TBe grada ;— —----- — .— $ 1.00 jvada----- -------- ---------------- 5 yds. for__ ......91-00 Nubhy weave auting — new color combina­ tions— 69c vatue................ 56c Treasure cloth n n d colonial crepes r c y , price 29c, for......24c •4.00 Mallory.i 1500 Station------ Belts & Buckles MEN'S BILK TIES READY TO WEAR Lari in coat*, fuv.trlmmad ilw ajr mod. ota or plain tailored aporta atyla*— * fltwv from it to « . 1 ' „ /I .80 >#1008 ,78 .value* yairit* ,75 valuw-i •92.60 value*. 91-05 VS’ lies *1 -98 value*. 1.79 value* ........................ ,............ $1-49 I t# v aln e*--- -------------- -------- — S * Nifty littJf leather jarketa, regular price $8,95, for.......... .............. _ ..... *7.95 Children’* dmaaa, in * lt n from 1 to I#, tn print* or tot Id c.lor*— { Sweaters & Jackets Mena* AU Wool Swfeatara . value# for...^....r,.T.....u— .-91,60 values f o r -------L — „'„,-.‘_.w.t£60 valuea for .............. - . . . r • ■ $ 3.29 Value# f o r ____ ....■•i##.«— .. *29 $1.00 all wool slip over for 80c Mena* leather blouse#—made of reindeer •wlih ripper fronts ^ ^ M, 91.95 92.96 93.95 94.95 .812.75 >alini, velvet* : ‘ 91-69 Wluc# .89 values .79 valuta H AN K IES FLOWERS tavily color*. In aallna, velvet*, and gw rgilU *. 91.95 values............................$1.00 lit# and colored handkerthlcf* klriril#.. SILK SCARFS Values to $1.00 luc* , ..... .... - — — $3.20 lue* .........................—- ——-42-"5 lue* ................ —------ $2.49 dr***e*—tn rtlk*,’ light welfht allle*. •! combination*. Prvaay tailored fr*:k* and evening ^ ;; alee#.— ----- -------- •— .$81-50 ^, ■due*._______ „ . _____ ___ .Jtlt.78 alnea.... —— —------ — ......,.•17,7# ..... * 1 2 ,5 ' a*ee*...^r— — *111—.......* # } * * * ,|»j il* W ajwe* .... ........... ......I |t.at valuta . _______ __ Jf Children’* coal* In ,|l«htand dark colrr*, , mm* light weight. number*. All r're* „ _a........... #10 o', value* __________ ___ _____ 19 49 M < # e*lno*..................... ............... # # v*inee..____ ________ M.nv • « o* n<noi _____ ___. S4 M # ft OR vahlfkt . ...... v-■,llii-,Ma......... Children'* heret*In Debt antf dark m**r*—Infant and Junior atylaa. '4 * i v H rr. ........................ ..... e t, Tti-* ......... ....... 29e *nri rH'.'ren'f unrile* -crep e de $2.50 value*;..........—. Bright Shades 69c 9956 valuea------ if. ----- -— .98.96 910.95 values............... 99.96 911.76 valuea--------------------910.95 Boys’ leather Jackets, regular price 8.95 - ..... ................ 02.10 ft |Wvelne*.,, —e ....----------—— $109 81.49 value*------------------------- ---------■•» 2* $1.00 valuea---------- .......... ...... — — .40 valuaa...---- -------------------------Comet* and comblnatl'ita— Popular Qoa*• rri and H. and W. numb#**. GLOVES StA0 velot*. 8*.t># valoa*. >* #0 valnc*.. SI n# va'iMa.. • LOO raises. Now lot of Fall kids in all tha tvnntod shades. Sports and dressy number#. $3.05. values....... ;..$3.50 $3.50values......... $2.95 $2.05* values...... ...$2.29 ; M E N 'S L O U N G I N G R '|Wj f Fine for Christmas presents 5695 Values S’ A P P A R E L $1.95 yalues............ $1,69 With two long pants and vest Also fabric gloves In Ught and dark shades. Slsea up to BVfcl' 79c values....!............. 69c { tular t*I m |1.'4» * W — $ 1 .0 0 69c ; values..........59c m ui Wrpyj Ith deep ruffled cuff#. f o r __ '________________ ____________ 97 .96 Men's L Boys’ Underwear Shirt# and Shorts................... .........,5 for.—_—. 60c short# or shirts...... ..'------------- ...----- ---- -----76c Arrow......- ........... ______________________ .... Men’# Union Suit# — ....... ............ .......... 9126 grade nainsook.— — ________ ____ *1.60 grade nainsook—--- .----------------------- --- —... Men's All Wool Shirts A Drawers 91.76 value. Men's Heavy Cotton Union Suita special for— Boys' Heavy Cotton Union Suita special for. •n 1 ■ > . BOYS' SUITS M ic k • » ttn g l o v t i ...... 85c $JJS SHORTS and LONGS 'ert Cloth.............. ........... vaJua . M c Wool Short# �:rl _i j ff M > M b FlotUa'a ft e a r l A t W W ft GroaUat VcgrtaU. a r o a*u n w G « i< . u - . K rJ . 1M 1 1 VOLUME XXV -‘ * , SANFORD, FLORIDA, TtfURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1953 I ■ ■> Retail Code Highlights F or Seminole County Veteran Nationalist Is W idely In "Demand; Terror AjrainRelgns In Havana Streets HAVANA, Nov. 2.— (A.P.) — AH eyes wera on Carlos XtndleU today an Cubans tufned back U> their political council tattle* after a night of near terror In the capital. Denfamls were renewed that Hie veteran Nationalist lead­ er: replace* Gnu. Twelve bn pit* ware exploded during the n ight on* while It was being examined at police head­ quarters by an explosives expert. H* wa* fau lty injured. Many otherd, wounded In that and other blast*, ware In a aerlous eowlltlin today. Neighborhoods were 'thrown Into pandemonium from the bUata'aad rifle end machine gua. firing. I* the midst o f the disorders, army Was named Police Chief to eueraed Chief Franco, whi wo* granted an "Indefinite leave" bce n w o f "ill health." Colonel Mendieta, leader of the p oin tfu l Nationalists, still was undecided whether he should *aertfka his political future by be­ coming provisional president and reliable clrelee sold he favored tha return o f Carlot Manuel de Cespedes. president Graii San Martin told tha press yesterday that "the pree, enC government and. eowtltuUon X wilt ba modified. H » praW t J*H« clary commission will realgn and akleels'stire assembly will be, ■tooted.” : r!^ I U I tkhUe political conferences eon- U lftto d ^ 4 > < * r g < m 4 rtl s t r ik e «C scutugp.' aw I» UO whether Iha *W k* w ia fnUy • fflM I * * . > W n C « n n , J O * •"*» nawipapcra had mapaadad up*v»tlees utd otoro* m r* eloalng t» |*lre Destroys Part O f A email wne-atnrT shack was partially deatroyod. and the roof o f the former F. U MlUer home at « 0 l MngJtolla Aronue was alightly damaged an the result of tw» first hero during the past H K m iri- Tha MlOtr roxldence. imkr oceu■lad by C. M. Boyd, caught firs ml about 8:00 o'clock yesterday- t f l nSaon, probably from rbimney M M owpedby the M. 9. Rnh• Xatatef‘ and o cupled by a re maiueJ P. Jeeroe, at M East k Street caught fire and waa Jy destroy-d before flremeii 4 mack tha acena. Tha damtharo waa about IIM , th» ily losing a considerable quan. •f personal property. ChB> Who played with match** hro Th« code doe, not hpply to |ho drug trad*. Tbo Administration o t the cod* shall La VMtcd in • Retail Trod* Authority o f fo tr member*, all o f whom thall be mem­ ber*, without v-te, o f the National Ratal) Trad* Council which ■*. to eontltt of at leaat one but not more than three repre­ sentatives from each major division o f the retail trad* aubacribIn* to the Code. The National Retail Trade Counell *ha(l hav* all general powera nerettary to waist the Admlnlitrator or hit Deputy In the administration and enforcement o f thi* Code. The Council ahail, iutiject to the approval or upon the re­ quest of the Administrator, require from all retailers such re­ ports as are necessary to rffrdtuate the purposes o f tbla Code, and may. upon ita own.Initiative or upon complaint o f any per* n affected, make Investigation* a* to the fa net Inning ami observance o f aay provision* o f the.Code, and report the re’ suits o f such Investigation to the Administrator. The Cooneil may make recAnmendatlons baaed on conditions in the trad*— se.'h rreommriidatlons shall, upon approval by the Administrator, become operative as a part o f life Code. The eounr|l, shall, subject to the approval of the Adminis­ trator, supervise the setting up within local trading areas of local committees for the rurp se of ssrlstinr In the administra­ tion and enforce:— nl of this Code within such local areas. A regional Advisory Committee Is to be set up annually, such rommlttee to pet In an advisory rapacity. WHERE THE OPERATION OP THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CODE IMPOSE AN UNUSUAL OR HNtUIE HARD­ SHIP ttrON ANY RETAII.EU 11R OROUP OF RETAILERS, SUCH RETAILER OR GROUP OF RETAILERS MAY MAKE APPLICATION FOR REt IEF TO THE ADMINISTRATOR OR TO IDS DULY AUTHORIZED AC.ENT AND THE ADMIN1STP ATOP OR. H|q AGFNT MAT AFTER «WCH PIIRI.IC NOTICE AND HEARING AS HE MAY DEEM NECESSARY, r n s f c T T ° | TC II F X C F P T t O N TO OR MODIFICATION O f THE p n n v r q in v s OP T in s CODE a s m a y R f REQUIRED TO FPFECTIIATT THE PURPOSE OK THE NRA. NRA SUMMARIES BRING PLEASURE TO ROOSEVELT Colonel House Entertains Prominent Democrats WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.—(AT— Substitution of permanent self government of busineaa and in­ dustry for the temporary work of the national recovery administra­ tion was prop«>*e«l yesterday by Gerard Swope and drew Immedi ate agreement from Hugh S Johnson. The New York industrialist out­ lined the plan at a meeting of tho business advisory and planning council o f thr commerce depart­ ment. A few hour* later Johnson, thr Industrial administrator, Indi­ cated his agreement in n prtas conference. At about thr same true, Henry I. Harrlman, president o f tho chamber of cgmmer e o f the United States, w *, telling report­ er* that ha favored the prlnctpl* of the plan. ■— llam m en a * 14 than,. -had hetil a great deal of dissatisfaction NotedEngibihinanHas among business rant over the No Hope ForSuccosB NRA program and that "very lit­ tle of thr present NRA" would he - Of U.S. MoneyPlans retained under the Swope propo, sal. OXFORD, England. N o t . S .~ Action on the Swope plan wa* (Ah d'rcsliient Rooaevelt's pro­ postponed for committee study *t gram of controlling the currency the suggestion of Harriman in will he fruitless unless he ronlrols (Continued o n Fag* Twnl the banking system of the United States as well, Professor Freder­ ick Noddy, noted scientist and eco(Continued On Page Three) Baffling M y s t e r y Faces P o l i c e \Vho Discover 3 B o d i e s Prohibition repeal will mean, besides the return o f liquor, freeing o f taxpayers from "re-employment and relief*' leviaa collected under the industrial recovery set and aatliqated by Congress to amount to IW .OOJbW a y*«r. t j n llkawla* wOFaaaaf additional IWTMua to tha gor»mm «nt In IIquox taxas, th* amount da pending Is Johnson OkeysMighty Project Offered By Swope To Succeed Present NRA PlanB r35|te , jNtrrt)N, Nov. * before the wortd an offtr bt>y pjH bo fwaign cold' U U 'ttilm w Ttf. ttfb couth] and It again advanced the f urp.dk .Which: tha RFC mal - rod u *•*»*: 2 r W JA * Cowboy WhoBecame Senator, Near Death SHERIDAN, W yo„ N ot. 9.— (Ah -John D. Kendrick, the cowboy who became a eenator, •wav near - death ■ hare__ UtdM from a cerebral hemorrhage. The Tfl year old senator, strick­ en lest night soot lapsed into a coma. One of the few remain­ ing "Trias trail h»rdara." Kendrick educated himself in the saddle, reading as he rode. M illionTtollar P roject Aimed A t Relieving Conditions P orP oor LABOR TROUBLES IN EVERGLADES BECOME CRUCIAL President Itooeav*It* looked over a Parents UrsredToMeet etectr -o f charts and summsrirs yesterday and decided the recovery W i t h Scout Leaders campaign waa pushing wages, emLsAWTON. OkU.. Noy- 2-—W — The exceptional opportunity ploymrnt and commodity price* Thrv# hmlira, locked In * red which is afforded local pirtnta RFC Funds Stopped upward. Jilt goal Is still ahead but after frame house, gave Investigators ami friends of boys to learn someAsMeans Of Ending W v ry ln g tho ataWetkad- record today a rr.urder mystery as baffh this* about tha Boy Scout "hatrve* Iny^ as a fiction U»rl!l#C/ . f Bean PfcWrtWttIKfc ‘inapt by attending the first o f a Ui. Prestfant prwknfcced \lt hopeBreaking Into the Roh«rt F. verier of educational meetings, yu|, t Ilayter home, officer* Ia*t night Scheduled to Iw staged 111 Troop < ................ .. On ■e g . Three) • Kv «w ly * p t ^ i t m n 'in tha texfound the bodies of Mrs, flayter, _ , „ . Zf Z w _ til*, eteel and leather industries 50, and tier children, Kell, 14, and HQ* k headquarters In tha* MrArcade tonight at 7iB0 Public I|l Invited To b*tw*«n March and July was re- Sidney, 17, on the floors of tw.» Lander oYInrk, wa* railed to the atlen second story rooms. Lights hlaml tion of the public this afUmoon Coast U n e Meeting j r * - " T T " ' anil all gas jets wen* open. Mi* by Arthur Branan, local Scout llayter and Sidney wfre »h*»( rommlttee member. Clarence E. Adam,, president " f through the head, hut Nell had tha Jacksonville District Prugrca"You parents who have been l been rlubletl, apparently with a the dark about what your boy does ■Iva Club of the Atlantic Coast brine ha 11 bat. Lin* Railroad announced this a* a Kraut." Mr. Ilranan said, morning that the mnnthlv social They apparently Had been dead "and you pe pie who have alwaya meeting of th* club, achcduie-i to •inr** last Friday night, since the had a desire to learn about those t* held at the City Hall next inotnrr was clad in a dress she thing*, should make every effort H mday night, la open to tho had worn to a lodge meeting then., to l<e at the Arcade tonight, par public. Ilaytrr, a traveling salesman, out tlcyliirly mother* of Scouts or j of town for several weeks, was In |prospective In past, these meeting- have Scout*. We have ( and he left for planned R meeting that will !a*t Oklahoma Pity been limited to club merobris and his home immediately, TYPHOON BWKKPH ISI.ANIIS (heir friends, ami all are a.l.uLlrd for about one and one-half hour*, MANILA, Nor. t - W l - A ty All door* were , locked an I am! we guarantee that y f»u will l-y card. Monday’s meet ng requ r*a no card o f admlaslou Mr. phoon spread death and ilestrur blocked with chairs, just one win. want to attend the remaining ykdama stated. (ion over the southern Philippine dow was unlatched, that leadlne five meeting*, to he held on Mon­ t S* program will ba devoted to Islands today. Hit p e r io n i W ert to a por-'h riMif from the up-lslt- day* ami Thursday* that follow*** MfutF measure*. J. R. Franks, of killed, and ntna were Injured in room where Sidney was found. U\0h Spring* la tha principal the Oriental Negroes Province, ipeaker, while 0 . E. Kollini, o ' and other places reported heavy Free InoculationH To Tampa, trainmaster ->f th- ■o I- damage and appealed for Red River Freighter Taken road at that point also Is sri.eJuIra Cross aid. r 1000 BoxcsFruitNorth Be Given Here Soon WlfiGIN HOLD HTOCK as a speaker. Dancing will f ' ‘ i«w Dr. C. I- (Hatton of the Florida tha program. HALXSMAN FOUND DEAD First north bound cargo leaving State Hoard o f Health office at WASHINGTON, Nov. t .—(AT — PUBLIC WORKS ALLOTTED Sanford aboard the "Prince » Jacksonville will lie in Hanford Evidence was presented to Senate ATLANTA. Nov. Frank Anne,*; river freighter owned and and Seminole County within the Investigators today that Albert H. WASHINGTON, Nov. *^ < A 1 II. Ney, a salesman o f New York, operated by tha Hewa nee Steam ■ 8«:rotary Ickaa yesterday allotteJ died In a hotel here Tuesday einp C o, left hare this morning next few weeks to glvr Inocula­ Wiggin sold large holdings of tion* against diplhena. typhoid, IJ .1 7P W for 3H non- Fe<Ural night and physicians said though in the fcmr of about 1000 boxes and small put. The esact date of stock in the tlrooklyn-Manhattan projects In >2 state* which It was his death waa dug t* natural of orange, sent hare from Ocoee. his arrival will be announced la­ Transit Company In HIM shortly said would provide 83.T78 men causes they had *lldt been able The orange* are consigned to New ter. htfure the board of directors, of to determine (he exeat reason. asontha o f employment. Dorothy L*mb, county school which hr was a member, voted to York City. The . "Lillian Anna," l a r g e nurse, stated that Dr. Claitoo'a pass a dividend. freight boat whteji once - operated services are offered free to all In many Northern water* Including school children. Klip* are to b* Cheaspeake Hay, has mad* several •ent to parents for them to sign smith hound t r i p * to Banfoni hauling freight which ti docked Another active month 1* re­ license, waa fined I I gad costa. at Ihe wsrrhout* at tha foot nf ported from County Judge Jamal James Smith, white, charged Myrtle Avenue. Its owners antlriO. Bhvan's Court Han** office with park lets driving, received a nate a large rn)umr o f business w h en almost dally ha i* eallad suspended sentence upon payment •luring the winter months, they •pan t* pass tentenca ape* *n nl- Of Casta. staled this morning. Emmett Rauls iron. whits, phuid Inoculation, should b* taken WOMAN DPADf IlflUHR AFIRE rvery three y ea n ." Z",.!"'?..JUll Many Law Violators Brought Before Judge J. G. Sharon During September t white, charged wMh had tha char** nslld y, while, whs fl* far oeerluadiag ROCKPnRT M ai... Nov. 2.— HONDURAN AREA FLOODED. (AT—Firemen broke late the burning home o f Mrs. Augusts TROUCIGALPA, Honduras, Nov. Johnson, felt. ye#t*rd«y and found her body laving across ■ bed. Z —(AT— Heavy damage resulted Police said tha woman appeared from a tremendous downpour whl.-h seat river* eat of their banka, destroying bridges and In­ profane undating, plaatatioae.la the region nf th* seentarn tows of llama. •tration Booth .U %Btlllt A t J 8 o f wlij be sold tu hint on a long term ba­ sis Under the plan each <af the f 100.000 colonies would provide lor OO families, while th . U * ( oast tracts would providf ground for from ISO (o 200 fsmllUa badh llepiesentatlve WUroa aald. 1 EXCIIANtJR SKATS S l U ^ P NEW YORK, Nov. Stock Exchange "oeala" continue to decline. Arrsngeaseata w an mad* today for th* sal* of a membership at «MJ>00, t f f 1000, the lowest since April. Tha f e w * high, 1210,000, waa taade In I o n , Government Entomologists Explain Highlights O f Work T o KiwariUns erantoally be k � 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, November 01, 1933 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 01, 1933. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 01, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/66353abb4b5b0fc8c0a3817768473de9.pdf 91f23fc3f088bf6dad04378c2926686c PDF Text Text ’l l . - • VOLUME XXV GOLD PRICE IS AGAIN UPPED BY TREASURY AdministrationPushes Figure T o $32.12;; W orld NervousOver NextAmericanMove VAST SAVINGS PLANNED FOR U.S. RAILROADS Berlin, Oct. 3t.~<VP|—Erers*. Torgler, Communot leader, was accused from the witness stand in the Itrich-ts.- fire trial to­ day of having plotted the ar­ ison. As a courtroom full ol Rprctator* tat agape, Gustav ILe barman, now serving o prison term for robbery, testi­ fied that Torgler sought hia aid In firing the Keich.-tag aevrral times in lit.1l and 1032, lie •aid the former Cotnunist whip also plotted a string of other Sabotage acts. WASHINGTON. Oct. 31.— (A.P.)—The world price of gold abruptly slumped today In eplte of Rooaevelt'a an­ nounced Intention of tiuylng the metal In foreign markets, but nevertheleaa the domestic price the RFC will buy it for ( was advanced to another new 26,000 Would high. Kastman Studies Pact Aimed AtConsolidation Of Lines,Scrap­ ping O f Equipments KOOSEVELT SAID TO BE IN FAVOR OF SHIP CANAL Secure While awaiting assurances from Jobs On 6 Year Pro­ 1/ondon that <h* President's ap­ ject, It Is Claimed proaching operation* would not ■roue# retaliatory action ami prr W A S H I N G T O N . Oct. 31.— W*!— rlpttata a monetary war. the A.IPrpMilrnt Itooaevelt wa* ileacrilH'd minletration eet the price for I he hy Senator (Jeorp**. Democrat,! a- day oT P i .1C for gold fresh from (»tM»rj;ia, yratrrday a* "favorably fetomeatle mince.© diapoeed' toward linking the gulf 7 Today*! world price, converted roast and the Atlantic seaboard into dollar* at g4.7B to the Pound, with a I I f.t1.000,000 ship canal opening the exchange rate. we. through south (irorgia amt noithl $1.07 leee than the domeelic quo Florida. _ _ tation.^.___ .. „-v-_____ - -Hi.^rrstdcntI. tie,,rge said Newx that the American c » ' a call at the White House, like.) eminent wa* cstending It* r dd will in»trurt the puhlir work* ad purchailng program ca :*cd 'ner v )ue fluctuations in doinf.tir nnd it autvry of Ihr |ir»i|»oar*l r*n«l to 'letrrtiiinr it" f* eaitiilily. foreign market* ye*terd*y. From fiv*- to riicht huntlrvtl mile' Stock* on the New York ex­ change .lumped sharply after an v%on 1*1 In* tnmmr*l from th*' w* I t earlier upward flu ri',; the dollar ilmtanct* iM-lwiTfi krulf end Atlnf' tir nrelniartl poll', aponaora of llir quotation fell in Kurupean ren(pri; ('hiragu whral ptici*« rt>«« canal claim Knrinrrra hnvr •••»limetr*l that 2 l --4 cent* only to recede and appro«imnl»*ly 'JM.INNI men wo M buying enthu«l»»m in heavy Ik* fin ploy ,d *ts years ditririSK the American industries gave wny to |G(imilt- rItMiitifl. ' a Inch \vt»uUI ha rueh to unload ptirrhaecv Mn ft-rl tier |- h n<I Moo f«*« t uitlc. The American adm I.Ht rat inn The pt»»pi*s»-*| iouti* of th*- vt*l*-i •ought an understand..' • with wu\ *»p«»»- f *mn th«a Allnnlit id' Great llritain on the application S! Mr»ry*» K v*-i, pusses F*>1k»t«iti. of President Roosevelt plan l> (*n . Mini lM-|»#*r, FI* . Mrwl rulers steady eachange. ami tnrri-ns* thr gulf Mt-Mi th«- mmith *»f thr Aunlln River price* by buying foreign gold. W f . A deftnlt* embargo on gi’1-1 » * • advocated Ity *bme French news­ KnightH Templar Will paper* although Bank of Prance E n t e r t a i n Officials official* **id they were not wur ried over a poasMr dangri to A Joint inspection nf Tnvlnr French gold reserve*. l ominMMtlrr No 'JH Knight* T***rFinancial interest* in Am»*er- plat Rml Olivry Ciunmantlrr No dam believed inflation w »» around I Kntghl* T**nt|diir of Hrlanth* the c irner in the Unit*"' Stall--. i will hv hrld hrrr on Fmlny night The Ontario minister of niinee. mi 7 :|il " ‘dork, it Mnnounccil Charles MrCrea, said ho thn.ke (*mIm> hy H«*>wmii1 WnlktT, heal ••gold will l*e the mean* of !• a.I of the lot mI T'tuplira ing the world out of thr deprv*Pa*! firMiul CoiMmanilcr Henry •lon.*‘ O Snow, of l'uoi|u. inspector gen «•»*•!, it it■I memlH-i p i.f in- ‘-luff will l*e in Simfonl for th*- orcMMioti Cyclonic Storm Passes They will giri-ti-d upon their Over Oriente Province arrival hy Ho* leading ofuera of m h ( ••tniotiOrl* t) The*r me H H AVANA. <Vt. 31 -1,1b Thr C White. A H Willett anl II I. Nat lone) Observatory irporti-d to- j Jat* tbs. Jr of Urlamlo. no.I lift day that a ryclonir disturbance war,I Walkn. D D t'aldwell, an I of moderate intensity was pass E. F I .line, of Sanford. Invitations have ln*en estcmh-il over Orient. Province, with to sevrral nearby Command* lies, Ita renter estimated near Santi­ and Mr Walker anticipates p Urge ago. ilelrgation a.f visitoi s an«l mem Tha city, capital of *hr PmvInts. An inxilalion is l*auc*l to all Inca, reported heavy rainfall* *lut sojourning ami visiting Knights Ing tha paat 4* hour. Five river, Templar, hr ■‘aid. whether tlitjr want out of their hanks ten to I* have uniform* or not, or whether feet, destroying crtq>« ami arvrral they wrar them or not. Refresh* email houara. No loe* of life, nor mi nts will he werved al the conclu­ Injury wan reported. sion of the inspection. WASHINGTON. Oct 31. (4*1— Vast savings in operating costs, sufficient to have given the na­ tion'* railroads nearly a half bil­ lion dollars profit in 1PT2 instead of a quarter billion deficit, are claimed by sponsors of the Prince plan for railroad ro-nnhnation, now I>eing studied by Joseph II Eastman, federal co-ordination of ttnn*|mrtatinn. Kastman is giving special atten­ tion to the Prince plan Ih» nme. he said in announcing the study. It un* the most advanc'd of the vanous proposal* made Other schemes, however, are being conahlrred Nincte n studies of the Ptince plan, nil dealing with the east .ind middle we*t, have Ikmmi completed anil h*came public in interstate comnii'-ion ami llrconstructhm 'Continued on Page Four) IS T c r t l C t l t n /\ri 1111 \ l O l H t O T S ( M L l l H Retail Code H i g h l i g h t s For S em in o le C o u n ty No rrtailn « hall increasr the price • f nny merchandise sold after Oct. MU met the price existing June t. PJ.Ct, hy mnrr than is made necc»»u’ > by the amount of increases in production, op­ erating, repla »merit, invoice costs of merchandise, taxes or other cost* resulting from action taken piii»uaiit to the NtltA or the AAA sin . June 1. 11*MM. In setting such price retailei* shall give full weight to pr liable increases in -ales volume. In order t»- pievent unfair competition against h*eal mer­ chants, thr u««- • f the so called "loss Irailei" i« hereby declined to he AN FV FX IIt TRADE PKACTICK These "loss leaders" mo articles oft* n sold l*elo* cost hy thr men .rant for tne put|Mise of att*i» tmg trail*-. This (unitice results, of c uis«\ either in ••ffott- by the merchant to mnke up the loss by dunging moie tban a icn«onnhlt* profit for *»th*'r nrticles, or el-e in DKIVINi; TIIK S.MAM. MERCHANT WITH I.ITTI.K CA PITA I . O I T OF I.KCITI.M ATE lU ’ SINKSS It works hark nemnsf thr p»«**hn*-» of mu material* *»n farm* nn«l In ln*histri« - a»*d again t the InhnV so emplnyed. , II neve* thr deela*ati*oi against the use »»f "!*»sh leaders" * 4 • n«tf moliihil ItiM i fr«*iii M'llinif nn ntlirlr tlY tllF nlttrrlvti**i»« • .1. l » •«•*• of nrlirlr' Wlll|M|it nnv i|-of it t«» Itill lh« it* till* cotia ■Ml t •li**ultl m* Imlr nn nil* wa»$*•*• f*t| «rlhml wi|;r' Ilf wlOli*» Ini ot 1*, l*«- fixo.l ,iii.| |tiihlKh’ .1 f IOII1 1 llllr l limr Lv Hi. Tli :»«!«• \ .Hi*tf tl v firrrinnftn r'tnLif.'hnl Si•fli nn ill. •\Yillt *• f«ir tdliiH nr«*«l liol 1" mrliitIasi in Hn* IMtil'll* ttf f*t.M| Ml »•*• n|i|»1l.tl lav "|«n «'ki*r|»aril int- pi in ■ 18»\ 1 rra »•••inir liu Ifl.-v ‘ *11tl\ in ri’iiiimmitir- f It’" than 'JMHI pupil • Iflt loll " liirli i11*• »t*t| •tin! of n Inrifrr trntlr nr*•n TH A T \NY It F.TAII KR M \Y SKI.la 1*1,oM.|t *|. Ilf 1\t \, A W ARID 1 1 1»l MFItt IIANIHSi: v r \ I'lMi'K AS I.OW AS Tl i f n n 1 1. Nt 1r IlY ANY COM PI Tl l lllt IN’ HIIS TKADK AR KA 11\ VH i:t II \NDISK WHICH I-. IDENTIC A1. UR KS SENTI \ I I X IHI \ME, IF St»C|| CCHIPETIToR'S I'llH K l< SFT IN i UNIFORMITY WITH THE FtlKKCSDINtf FROVISION. \ retaiho who thu reduce* a |»iuv t«i lur'd a com|H*litoi’* ......... a* uht-M *1* t n*-.l 111«11 N O T RF 1*1- EM ED i ’l l H A V E \ l o I M I D Till- P lim M O N H OF THIS SKrTION IF SI » II i oiitimiod on Pag*- Two). FIRST LADY ASKS FEDERAL RIGHT NATION TO HELP TO DENY BIDDERS CARE FOR NEEDY IS CHALLENGED lernirncy wa» Hit* mlr oh«rrv«il 1^ Jl lll'l*' pul ■>i 1 ^ \. 11 Wil » f"on a" hr j ' . l t-ntri.r*' upon h tinaM mini- * . of all* v' • Ioya \"tint*.i - y* hn -n i • * ••.I » t tir i mi 1* 7«l||\ 1*1i* 1 (-olio* r »u» * o ► Administration ( an*t N R A Non-Compliance t n lit*. %%.«• Hr? Itr«! K i ti! " 1 A n Har To Contract Carry Full burden. * 1 of m rl'i tu* » f L. i"|» thunk. k‘ h W II taf el- * Awards To He Aired She Tells Workers sllllt',1 kl Ml |lh** T m* Mi . ItJlI I « .f v • rc iIimiii - s • ifl-i Mrtl ,f c ii i< \<;n. n. i \ - it rNtiTON, tht Ml </P* , i • R|r*» Hi i v• i hi auk li n 1ft Lino R11*1"(■veil Vi-t” 1Th. 1*'»(«••R si goinnment'a rigid to * -t M-M 1* *1 II m« i > . who " -Ih\ t- Id th. P’ .’l•I.- of Am*'»iti. .1. ny * lit inti* to person•Il> . , !'• iM.llei till I t »*• It J**h lo h* ||. 1'ill lo hn.*- n«9t giktn nfT*i mat iy* com Ihut it h trgiSam ti»k«- <III* of t IIII* nr«'«ly tin |*l1» V<*«' toi N It ,\ tt-gulatit>n- w n* Flt»>tl J"hli ••*, it'll 1 4 ' yesteiikiy un t All « hall *-lll{« tl •-mi’l-q •'*1 •# i won, h Ii IIp , . t ill i t. «i*h | Sht ••|n|H-d, Ull.lrr tin- sueplc-'* f IDIIl*. t »SM g liqi.o, WM ' I. 1 $*!•*• re•if the pi l.t noihiliaMtlolt f*u hu* A lemptirviry injunction C \ 1*0 1 1 *. . tv*1»ft I lint ;•'■'! •• n|,. ditvt ftti nulli n' of dollar* attaining Hit- - e t i e la i ) the of wilh |h-i atln« a Inn nth v ai** • \ w tdt- tliiY fe*« Million* of tliilnrs) treMsiii v ft -m awaitling u con •i tluuit a lirtnrv was disiifi*|I Mill plltMll- s..|$Mfw to NllglOlIlt till I on M plttptksfd ptle-.olTw* Mu A Duke* ehn.-gi ,| wl’ h • • tf lit, iiiiilpui pink oli d 1»\ the ‘ i i i 'M i n til N* v% \..ik i illy granted • tunk a» tf ilt-.u !• i , A«t • i - ?7?a ,v waa a estiva o f ha war lorn an He was widely . as well u in daughter* are J - WASHINGTON, Oct. Tha Oeesytreller at the Cure* Issued a call today tor the dilion af Ml iiillinM hanks at $ 11" I «Mf I It |tl |f e»r» Wt ..f „ hlrn• l*f\*rv iVilllit it- w.t- i •# i >1 I •• »• • kltvs d* •' fig K. u. YU. \\ dP ».".l I • " « rloa* 9/ baaUaaa Wadaeeday. Oct. Uev.ltoot Talks Ho fort* Saaford Itolary C I u l» 5^- Was Practically me Early Today 0RK Oct. 81— o n — >pne'ia had tolar virpirti-d IU crrwelng of arrnidtng ta a wlra- fepoH rf its pwitlon, rabv Marksf Radio. iKisitJnn WASHINGTON, Ikt. 31.—(A l— I Anxious to avoid an untv-tralnr.11 monetary war, llir administration j In.t ni*ht sought an undiTstandInt; with Great Britain on th* ap ! plication of I’resuhmt RiowvelHi I tan to steady rschan«vs and inn va .r prices by buying foreign ’ I'ttid. | al _ 8:00 would iilare It 100 mila* north nf r « p * FialsUr*. gntl a IsMit ftOO mliea dtM Bordeaux. F r m M . Rich Manufacturer Kidnaped B y Trio MARSHALL, Mich., OcL 81. — (A*)—His fees braised end •hiiwinr evidtnees of s besting, , Louis E. Brooks, mllllonslrs msnufsaurer, reported kid* nsped lodsy by two men end a ^woman, was found at ‘about noon at his farm near BatG* ,1’ reek. 11* told officials his cap­ tors had released hln) sftar es­ caping from his otfir* wbvrs they looted a safe. Hs said that aft* rbeing forced to op*n th* saf* bs was taken in his own ear along a aid* road toward Battle Creek, 20 miles seat of here. There, hs said, his rap­ tors Stopped, locked the igni­ tion and hid the key, telling him thr general location of th* hiding place. After finding the key he drove to hit nearby farm. Hr said only a email amount of money was in th* safe. For the l^indon smernment,. Sir Frederick Lwlth Boss, t irs iu ry l ex|>eii on internationnl finance*, j interrupted his conferenees on the wsr d.ots, to talk wi'li Aine-lrsn ftsca) i' (Ticials on th* economic p tssiiulitirs behind *ho presiden­ tial plan Meanwhile, exponent* of vati***1 . sett*Mil* of rconomic thought shtmk then head* and predicted di*appoint ng resulta Slumping mat k*-t• spuke the opinior uf the nalion’s stiwk and grain trailer* Nevertheleaa, Kouavvelt'a aa•istants preparetl to make pur a Ijamm «kj Ik** hs-' ww • ,Mt#lal -in F.-rtipean marketa li) Wednesday WASHINGTON, Oct. SI.—W > at the latrat. Federal reserve of-. I’ rrsidrnt Roosevelt negotiated f i c a U were t»usy wotk.ng *»m the; with the steel Industry ytsterdsy details of the plan and promiaedj agreements for lowsr rail prices, an annmincement th'«nigh the designed to end labor difficulties \\ i.ite House as an.) i a« tliek were In the industip's coal mines. C mpleted Sin b confidence was shown to­ I fit it Rota tkscu« *e.| t lie sllua- day m NRA headquarter* that ti p with (luvertior Hlack *if the dangerous captive mine* labor f dt ral reaarve board and Act ng troubles would meet a solution In Secretary Ache*on id the treas­ the agreement which Rnoaeury litith will i f pi unment in velt obtained from the steel Indus­ tarrying the program out try that Administrator Johnson Ol " fi v er * Mgatded 'I a* e\idrnt made plans to start a flying lour that British fu r a l authonllea West on Saturday. LABOR TROUBLES IN COAL MINES BROUGHT TO END Work For Thousands Expected To Follow Reaching Of Accord irould n*t| *it by u«d watch the j Only If the questolon of Henry tb'ilar l»e further dept*elated, wi th1 Ford's compliance with the auto­ !«•*.• to Hi it iati mao .f*ii tuiei * and mobile code becomes delicate is he likely now to change hit tarting Thr primary object t* to make a t>old attempt at weeing the farm belt uul of Ita Alaaotls feel ten with tha Recovery pewgram Oat nf th* double understanding that resulted from th* talk, acioas the White House conference table, officials said last night they ex­ pected employment to com* for thoueamta of workers. The operators of the mines owned try trie steel and Iran com­ panies agreed to the demantle of the miners for th# check-off end to the election of min* represret. t a li'* , for collective bargaining without discrimination as to meml.ershlp In any labor organisation. A compromise was reaelieu on (t'.ntlnsed On 1'ag* Three) t y |i irler" date The result could Iht. it was ar ­ gued either a determined Hrilisn! effort to dafeai the putp*»#«»** of the .'•meriran plan or else, and pr#f eiably, an agreement which l lie unpleaean* »•••!* ntiahtu-« - i-t- plan could he ci'ininatr'l of COURTD CITY’S MOHO AGAINST C A S f Attempt ToUphoIdBilf By EntzmingrerFaila - . A 8 Ruling Favor* Group BriiiffingSuix Tin* Florida Supreme Court ■ haa deniud thr City of Sadford'n motion upholding tha Entzmlnger h i l l , w h i c h * , passed at thp last session of the legislature, forbade the ; ; city front selling tax certifi­ cates or forivcloning on tax liens for a |H*rlod of five years, it was learned her* today. City attorney Fred R. Wilson received this Information in a tele­ gram from the Clerk of tha Court. The telegram read as follow*! - , “ In th* case of the State ox ret A. C. Mittendorff et at rela­ tors versus Ellen lloy etc re­ spondent*, the Supreme Court haa denied the motion to quash, Tha ' respondents failing^ to answer o r otherwise'pits,] further within 10 days of filing hereof a peremp­ tory writ will he issued.Late In July. Mr. Mittendorff.' a membg of the Bondholders* Protective Committee, sought to purchase a certain number of certificates from Miss Hoy, tha city tax collector. She refilled to sell these certlfl- • rites on the grounds that tha Entsmlnger bill prevented such sale. Mr. Mittendorff, with o th er' " members of the rommlttae, ap> : .. pasted to th# Supreme Court, o n i the city, through Mr. Wilson, filed a motion to quash tha Mlttrndorff cess A derision had been expected for some weeks. With the telegram received this morning a* the only information which haa bean received hath In -v t t p r t to the Court’a action, na city official or employ** would ’ comment on whether or not th* telegram could lend authority to th* belief that th* Court has ruled that the Enlamlnger bill I* uncon­ stitutional. If ths Court has hsld It uncon­ stitutional, th* Bondholders* Pro­ tective Committee or any other person or group may purchase tax cart if Irate* ss of old. Ukexrta#, ’ the city may continue ita fore­ closure euile, halted lata this summer when the MlttendoYff suit was filed tt was learned si ths City Hall today that much progress bad « bean made In foreclosing against delinquent property owners before the suit was brought Property upon which taxes had bean de­ linquent as far back as 1919 had been acquired by th* rtty, and Mr. Wllaon and his staff was preparing to clean up a batik of 1926 delinquents when they were halted. •*{ ti»i»‘ i actor whose hul was rejri ietlf :tanrs The pountl' anil franca till »he giollinl he h«tl lift Compl •• I n«u«f lie nuuglil in bdla of foreign with N R A lequtiemi-tils • >tbange Dtdlai' n.U't i •• * M »«»r At the ‘ Nine till"*. I?"Ford* t|-i-ui. thus materially increasing <|t .tlti wln*‘ t- Ini for truck* f.*r the I fit- Atllai* ufTerrd t u |ioi.iiib a ' <1 t ik ip in • ttii'i'i vat tun corps, wm > fiNiic', anti Hinef-tie ilepit t lattng lh' 'Wli toil I l«-d loinial piole-st Hit- dollar'a *Miue 11 -elation to si'ii Hn i onpt loll* i general ami I he ttiieigli CUI rel.cies. ft.i a lining f ••{Lidding the Cleat Britain e.o I,* lotaltaie, tt aw iti l td th* l••ntrMtl l«* lh»* lo-xt k*u" said, hy tuiving mi u and Ittw* -I I idtit-r I h*re wit* mil icat ■•$$* that Iht itifie dollars, offering uiore and f*-«|i ivil gttkt*ifiiuent‘w .n* *tiH«»n to It " I f pound*, to all! efft" It* keep latsv* *e|l llllghl ‘ plfMtl to th llN l S »t.* dollai from al tug precipitate If Prealdent R-* »fvelt »ht uhl 0 \\ Mel i ell, ‘ tale highway .It t, ATHENS, Oct 31. -<A*>- Th* i n i t lot Util". "Mitt in* Fold an L-- successful in tl i international Appeal. Court today refused a Ioim»l*’If* woijL) tt- pnt hn*t-d by l tine, experts said tinBritish •eiiirid request by the United which would lit* tali* if tin- ffd« tal gokerniiii-nt • qualixat>o«i fund Stales for the extradition uf •dfi tall) I tiled Hint Hit- c« nipMliy , • niry un the tratisar mri for the Samuel Ineull, former utilities wu not compl) mg with the N R A ; I oiidon goYernmanl w .ij UI aufTrr magnate tiugr losses. I»t*•» i*ion*. Rebuffed in a first effort, If an agreen.rn* could (In* fust coin t t Imlleitge to the American authonllaa re instituted gukt • tinit-ntV N R A at HYtt c i was leached. whervO) in tw.i rial ions | pr ireilings last August to return iiiiolf It) the (•eorgt- F Driscoll would work In co-operation, many Insull to Chicago tu face charge* h t oit-truction oiupaii) of llrtfklyn t • ti inon la t held, ad ia m ag et p*oh J from the collapa* of would accrue although' arising lilt ttilllpMliy "Mid it wit* ais r d t*1 ably iitllily interest* which he oper­ JERUSALEM. Oct. I I __ lint •*ii the New York pnstofTIre oil France in r.i( ha u potrr.tial suf ated with his brother, Marlin. Dawn revealed the streets of th* ferer, ptiaalbly to such an extent bet 2H and that on H-Pl I*, the Holy City strewn with nails today, titN'Uiy de|' i it me nl Msketi for L* to relax its alr*4iiy piecartous SNOW IN CALIFORNIA presumably by Arabs' to hlndar u d 1’ tonal offer*, with lhH a p eff l- It* id upon th* gold -laiolarl. t a t i ns Xhat i n j l e i s must com* p I> with N R A piovlaloit' and the | ie«it|enl*a re emplo) no r* agieeI’resen I at the meeting were: lls.iv I. ItI'kins sjtle.1 hi« vuir. mefit Rntarian* J C Chase, of Orlando, i,, i IikI uf Mrs. Rouseveil in call When hnls were open**1 on Oct. Jos Hrarlrtt. ofDeI*and. II I in^r l .>t puhlir •upi-nrl. en-l •». many lore Ill i* .* iht* company «an| J* itid was l.outitt, <if Palm Ileach, Paul Stine, . lanm • I ha' in other t MMflnt •1 of r^lirf hen •irr • f I 12 HIM) lower than s'-k who preaided. W A* I.rffler, II -lh. 1 wo days' latei .the oft wa* pm­ l i" lo maintain hrelt 1 R. Stevens, W M. Hayn.-s, H Pu /•i 1••o low 1 . *tril oa Hu- giound th ** Hie com UatuA, J. A VX Mght, f». W 8 pen Th. (»•«It-re 1 fovi-ri'nnrnt’s |.S0 puli) hal not aigniHl It- ie-emHu|•kin* cer, I eonaiti Mi l.uraa, \V. C Hut­ IMIII.IHIII ||p|tlopriation. pl ymanl agreement al the time chison, Martin J llratn, F C. WRffllc.(, will fall fa. -hnrt of pi*- Hie bid S I * submitted ean He MarMahun. A W. I p pa. E. K v idinIT ».|r«|uatn rrllrf The Driscoll Con i *tny run­ Bfudwurfh. II M. Watann. W. U •otu. ■(•tea hare n«t heme thr '* ned that hy the act of submitting Ooopvr, 8 c; (tray, R. O. Khliw »h|n In f omparium with th* « • id. it automatical!* s gmfied holtsr, II H Pope, & MalthU amount* provuled by the local anti '••mpiianca with all p«< • olsN» of Karl leehmann. (ifO f| f ll a n k n , thr fed* ral gmrcrnmrnU. Hie »|>ec if leaf tons, anil that tha Curio* ity. « he «aid. lm|*ellrd • iij ft ar y ol the traa n y , in atand Miss Madeline Wall lallrnj, pian- C.rsf. Britain To He Shown Roosevelt Plan Has Behind It Economic Benefits For World lint I nod rational g*»\. mmenls. * by Jiislite lilt s in the District (i I*I luiying mm, i p " dval ngt \ildi« -*ing o t onfi-r* i>'- of w*•n■ ' of < olumlna suprt-me ctiuit and n foreign exeliang* I'lirrhaoes at til "tl *.tl iNindon must l»e paid fur in • ht-Hiifig wut* set fur Fritlay in n |'fY -i-nt mg « lomtiunlty • a d llo- injunction wa* sought l \ at I ounda, those made a> ^aris. in 'IN*ial w« I '$•••• took rnicnt* Mini agen i*-* in •*ait-' Mr* I t o . f # kill ai l w t If n i • agelirp * t*'i*l chai it mhlf nmkfint nl* mu l f " " » Nlar iiit-ru w»- •• f .1 1 • f*»r **»g t ton ht a •let'll hiHiortn unkinwn t4i-i t.lt * I> , A :• Hu . •»•* .* ' I in order to piovitle adtspintf i* fiilt- up n - 111111441 i ItMtgt-, and lief t\ It* « tyi.s* «'.’ . -i • . **f | “l l o it- an- muni wlitt ft* Hid a .1 *.M.it »l> » -ip * i h i* ge . till gtrk f l ntll* 111 t MO till I kMklll "l nnd lot tlon'i n-nlice tlial with ' t-vt-ivMnng Himi o Iteioir *! • ••, tin it- i« still - o f ft-• mg.’ •hr ‘ » " i • 1he UNO* kon pul on youi go. t-iiiipfiit, tl*. iitoie tase* $*•• -| " W tlf ar e Work in Seimmtl* Ilit- more Hn.wr alio ‘ till !*•*'•• County" u n the piihpM-t i-hnsen nt'-MQs to • nil di» with Y»-l Ity Kt-v. J II Ittiot, pgstoi of th* mmI mi y effoit. Ho lift ter it will I-irst Coiign-gatiniial 1 liurcli " f In­ Sanford Ap delivery in-foie iih •»» i'In* ftelitig of hrlplfsslo-s iwr* of Mn- Hanford lt"i«»jr ci-*b iiooing the O f ly i- growing ......... mreling al tImp Vahh r llotei at iiikto was •" it m l n m-eti for n«H»n today I'lie won*- n tlfh-gates at the During th* meting m en tl*« t ml agrn» n ••• tlierr ia todak voted lu stage an •Hcmlance r*-*• .nfere Hr#* *i%«,fc«l repiirt* -lo-'* test whi« h i* to «ttnlinut* unit! n Hiat in DM larger citir« ran* Jail. I. Club membn*hi|» was •• pit11*i.* to no e Ifift.oOOjMHI ........ vidt-ti into two grtiqp* wilh (» \\ Inf olreadk war# marly cam ow N Spencer as captain of one grotr- h f alremlk were under wa\ and James A Wright as captain I hey saoi the movement had of thg other group. The loaim «.| .. .*d Into marly evary rottttniiio side U rxp#ct**«l to provide a ban «> for Mrs. tJI- quet for the ts inning side i-arly m I • leral Helkaf Adiulni-'' • * nr January WASHINGTON. Oct. 3 1 , - W l The Weather Bureau today Issued ! MrfuR.K.Whitten Dies the following warning: “ Advisory At HomeThisMorning 10:00 A. M- a tr-jplrsl disturbance Funeral strvicas la central about 70 miles south a# Guantanamo, Cula apparently lian Antonrttr WhtUrn, pinn—r moving east northeast about five Sanford resident who disd this miles per'hour attrn<lr*l by shift­ morning at twr Iwma, *112 Ea*t ing galea and of small dlamrtrr. Second 8t., will br hrld from the Caution la advised vessels in the Erickson Fun-ral home tomorrow afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. windward passage.-* Krv. Wm, I*. Hroks. Jr„ of th# First Baptist Church will offl loir, F.A.SchumpertDie8At and burial will I* In I^krvirw Jlome O f Daughter Cemetery Mrs. Whitten suerumbed aft#r an illness of two ynar's standing. Frederick Abney Bchumpert. 77, She had lirad in Banfard and Sem­ retired merchant who had lived Iff’ inole County stt-re |U t, or *0 Sanford at nlarval* foe tne past years ago. and was a native af t l pears, died at the irn.# at his llawklntvillt, (la., whara aha W*J daughter, Urn. Gfergv t>. Bishop, born on Mar. I, IHfi.l. ^ 'V • t 0:40 o'clock this morning altar Survlvlng Mrs. Whittan are V a short illness. husband, R. K. W hlttaA o f Ba ^ Funeral service* will te held t v ford; twa daughtare, Mr*. W. |B*new morning at J:*0 o’clock Hootan and Mrs. J. I. Jonas, from the heme af anollie- da ugh- Center Hill, and three sons, R. ter. Mia. Gaerga A. DaCott#*, Whittan, and II. E. Whittan, Hh the Rev. Martin J. Dram *1 Sen ford, and W. A. Whitten, al Cr**s Cpiacopal Church, af* Taft. I body will be seat , A. C , where UWr SAUK t’ AI.1, IB8CEO Bfif U. S. SEEKS TO AVOID FRANTIC MONEY BATTLE 2nd Attempt ToEffect Intuill’H Return Fails - —-■<»» »« NUMBER & Price Fir* Cents SANFORD. FLORIDA. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1933 Member Amodated I’roaa Communist Leader Accused -Of Arson ----- -« « A rabs Strew , Streets With N alls A Protest. Witfgin Tells O f Loss He Suffered In Pools SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31 — (/in Mountains Qf Northern Cali­ fornia, Oregon and Nevada glis­ tened with th* first enow of the eeeson yesterday while valley* gripped with moisture left by a general storm. At ths moisture-ladea clouds swept inland, tha Unltol States Weather Bureau reported another disturbance rolling down the coast. More rain and snow was forecast. Th. first rain of th* season fall in Southern California. ’ tha transporting of government forces ordered out to halt* anti­ I Jewish demonstration*. . ,<rj Snipers biased away at gavant* ms at o f f I c era Intermittently 1 throughout th* night and pollea j ratBread th* firs, but there w an no taeualUaa to add ta tha 80 • dead and hurvdrad* . wqqedad tha previous rip ling. r, „ V . /, A a emergency law was called In­ to affect today In an effort to prwvaat further outbreak*. It vesta tha Administration wU,k wide p*w«g 9 - including court martini, authority. WASHINGTON, On 31.—UW — Albeit II Wlggin. former Chase National Bank president, told Senate Investigators today that hia prisona! corporations bad suffrled a nrt loss of more than $&.U00,000, from partu ipateing In pools snd *yndlcste* with the Chase Securities Corporation. II* also testified to the forma­ tion of three rompeni** In Canada, APPROVER BRET CODR ffgylng that he hope-1 to benefit In W ASHINOTONToet. kl —IAY— M i', Kixs T 'I I yrsttnlay to lake ti myt ng to give th* *• infract his payment rf income tea** Yesterday’sWeather u half hour off to slip away to a higher bidder ,waa « tola ting th* through them He added that he NRA yesterday announced that President Roosevelt had approtad »rr th*- Wur Ida Foil in advance law. The injunction was did net know whether this pur­ r io m u A made a Idmr cods for tko boot sugar In­ *»f the formal raevpthm for har temporary. •telle* pose had been arh laved dustry providing a maximum *0* JUMPOflD tbcaw. . Apeleetlrele rioudr hour work weak for fsctiry help fU rtav except during the crop sea ton m IIARD1B HEARING NOV. 7 TO A l * MOTORCADE PLANS m sriH W COI.F DRIVE when o maximum of 64 hours r ---■ TALLAHASSEE, O t -il— <A«> Represents’ ! 't . from all tiwns would apply. Sanford Country Club Membership( - Governor Shoita will -‘micna a t * Bam Inal* cV-niy will meet at NAVY ABRS MORE MONEY gampatgn wklth Is flaunt tl (■•>' bearing Nov. 7 • ( t:3o I'. M., to • I * Chamber of Commept# office ar. earl' date VOI be hgd at the' consider l>*n Hardies "-ply ti* • t 4:80 o’cla s tomorrow after­ WASHINGTON. Oct. II----CT>— City Hell lomuert a night at 7:Kl| rlisrges op which ha ws« suspend- noon to work out final plans fur tha o'clock when members nf the ( »d •• sheriff of Dade i .unty, tha •{.- ruuntywibe NBA motorcade Th* Navy yesterday sated (hub's isrard of d'rrrttir* will mvet, guvrrtiar announced <r.lerday. whMll la to be staged on Nov. 8, Public Works Administration far with member, of I lie Executive I The hearing will be h*t I In tha for ' k pu»p ** “ f nttrnetlng nt- approximately 171.000,000 U carry I'ormniUrr of the b-raiople County i lo'srd room of the governor's tenHull to an NKA Festival which out a program wktek II teaoribod office. « ‘ *l L4 bald m bacfntd on No r. 16 OS on# for “ da/srred repairs.-CLa ruber of CuMmsiea. U HL �‘rJi - •J Jiil * * J f t' . --e~t—T5- tiaaU5Lis^k^>> . • *.rr:aT?,T»*ft3v' W.' YA l claim >IttfefUhWiJ. 8 ea iteration r*pl*r*dl# relief agenclee; , and I f i i 'dae^oT furgei it tbte time » K f * fo v * . *rt»U a few 'I., line merchant* ia M N F 0 3 P « O B 9 M | h*wj IW ihv r«U tte{ <W as he ifd before. Tl-e SMit#t he 1 = tlwir respective . lines,' druffg. «r dpte sapdxte* "fWd *f--r v brogghl “out kbwtt arm* __ ___ ■nn* loan* 1 S srera l o f th ^ '^ m ifa e A J y 14wJ p a M fjl b y lh « special. " V I ^ N o w this wsz a rofporeti.n and spending t# tb# leg. meney you phyakia^s, nu«»rtv . Cuba > m of aueh ’ ui'M|tb" ua|-with,nth* Florida-lew. if i-eiid.-l-ete-paging-late ■the-Uov- fin riant, or. — ifa m o f OongTCTfi iM t S c r in e h i v ^ A lre a d y proved v io W t ijr vinment. And li e .Seii'hnle County hed|,ou can _* milJcy name than WHERE A BONA > ID E FRE d la tu te fu i to certa in Interest#. I t ia usually found t h a t different rqpvea that are ieJas __ Cuba sboul 1 they be putllihed m m anyone rec-mme tided a. IggJ ti*W 1° this *i>i<T yon are certain schools h#v# to rut ihvir term#-. U U )M Oft- CEftTtftlCATB- RGft*, TfEaome' l i w i j a r t ' rtol.aubm i t Led to voluhUHlJr. One ittiy f « * U made try th* ^godernmenl tiday I f Mr- B?'1* i " » l r *"!1 *,*7 " * ,Jf RESENTING A SHARE IN A ' \> atop ■net. practice*? Haven't Ip good natu-.J, fa ir ly s a fe In aeairttrin jf'H u t auch m easures aa th e A A A , i s Irtr t * ant tha N. R. A lS r a r Another olg eu p:,ration soms Irvin the Borth' Pol# wouldn't It heard of of it. it. PREM IUM . IS GIVEN A W . A t IntJrt^tfQ.n.Of the fo ld J • nd » l» tegp pff the toe* of mtnl heard NBA. the.mcitrillta.~act ami the, i moiuha.cir. 7 tara back put on a great "o'lock" be more sensible to give-him th# * ’ ‘ tha I 400 mo*h i‘ *• really! sTiJEor the past acvei.: n TH A N Y ARTICLE, whole Jain tiring and ‘stop paying sc'iing drive; ^nd today they erv - a IU Upghrtlg fgtufclf at time* to »ee e»wj Sir. Hull haa becu in Kuro/e try­ him aa an olthor o ( :hr 4 let about llip penpli bcally ownJ m i i S i f ' ‘ <iuckte th* Gov#rumen: liackf up ing- tq 4*1 itlnga evttlqd ov»r .What food eoulil he. do were w« r In Vle«C o t tho fipakuwe ilynm when ln*y run up sgslnat on# of thebe. What h*-. It emounted to? ifig.ag. mgrh aJO(k.- T ^ li *ttek Absolute^ n >il. ng. (n-l the *u- plainly astrs I: t< “ N.-n-v-tmg “ I.uached? Oh Yes. He could po«controversies will.bear up the big corporation*. ____ rtcaitlqa ktifw. it vyiulJ not teloye ! 11 or»y P«y»ao hs-l.a hilliof -dollsra ably hold Ih* floath Pole for us. Movements of city, county, slate politics sad.Individual Ilf sortk o f It In woul** n A k"T* ,r|J Trial would be worth a I®1- Ju,t todayj.te went. arvd ftdtral govcrnmrntt composition ofr the Supreme, i *' *iVhy. don't iite U, H. do aonie- mare-ngy abqut how hi* rwotejy v * a teat as much to you snt I a* Uj **f # " * ary showing more plainly than ' tremendous Importance; " used than I 'lev • gte.ul the way will t# know hvw far some Ice (T o !k Con(inutd) ever b#for« that tS* men w « elect thins about thr War Debts? That f.«ld drifted In the last thousand to office are doing exactly what lOrtaa| llu» eorld.l* inlerrsted la- Ike Goyrmiuent l* rt’g. They tel years after wc go a* charily on (he big corporVion* tell them. .nets, several count/ ei owing u* a certain pe-.in; of interest that tha county and rnrr horn** ara Local Beauty Salons-. Apd It It getting harder all the planey ran't r*- all ami some no would be paid. Uandrrds of people time ta hide the fie*. The beade |srt of it. Why no: either pnip bought this '‘ Sirek.’* Have they Iskrn frem aa by tegallon. On Price Scale Now some of the good citlaens pr appeals to the cqun^pjt’a. highest trilmpftl tip of the “ Moo-y Power' ‘are get* ihem down to when they can te stock in this corporation .* They per he row, »Iw stock a few' canp of gToceHea, or ting bold«r each day. IV shows faid or wipe them out entirely? have not. They only loapR-l live of- America mr./ vay that wh le - Declaring that it Is their In­ two-cow dairyman attempt* to learn for a certainty more plainly with earn move that And In that * » / open wurld trade. corporation mooe" at a rertaih all this ta Li ue that I sh-mld not tention to give tetter service to Every person wi h any wiwe at late o f (ntr-r-i*. Anil today the f##l thta way no/ say tteae tblsgv her. he may aell hla ther.ha.may his iqlik milk below M q the prevalllno nrics or Itfrs are only made to fsyor that all know* this w.'l have to be intersest ia not being paid, Aail our Thai, our Government la itaing all Sanf*rdr patriot and st the sates power, Th* aventg? Ainrricsn damp It, the opinions of the Supreme Cmi'rtltre likely uat done nnme tlme.Vkhy drug it on? Corporate I-a-.v, ape( ' acch that it caa for rvrrnvs-. Th# Govevn- time keep prices Uniterm in the Cbtixen of today ha* but to be widely read and to be awaited Wlh tremendous Inter- places open to him. Hr ran either Vfhsi differ-*.. *.* v ill il make to noth'ng ran be donr about I t Do mfnt of. theta I ’ nuH Stales (and spirit of tte N R A move meat, t Wo ef^by even the moat inconaplcijoua iperwjn* in oi(t-of-the-wajr ba tha average cltlscn whether the you call that “ fair., prvcticea?" lie the aame bit# I epent two years of the bity's downtown beauty a silent sltv* for some •hops, the Evs -Bm s Beauty, •ate* towna'am! hsmleta.' . corporal I jn er he cap te ona. r t eleven billion* way debt l* ever What wsuld hapn#" to you or I (Mentlbg. in '1017-18 ha# made It ahd.F- Paul’s Beauty Shop, todpy, ;r n u t o d a y ‘» M • m I . im i « npossible n . , i M . to to ffutwa ernoaa w w hat th e a 8uprem«* Hum-ama C C ou Win ’ I t Is h a t th ourt rt w ill the millions on th# country's pall or not'. Not the least hit sho jId-we put over such a gums? impoeaible for me to make an hon! I-1 i he r m o i 'he ii -i, nmrnt " That is only, two instances of rat liying rgga/tUqps. of how, muchl announced that th«b' have rearte^ . I d o 'R b p q t,a n y p a rticu la r law. I'rp b ab ly th e v a rio u s J w tlc e s charity roll*. *JV ah agreement on trade'prmctKed. l TWO Q R * V r COMMAS0 , thMruwJve|i'hxVq on ly . tly? tlye vvayueat ideaa upqn upqn lth a _t ap . b jM t, a g u e s t Ideaa He ha* been pushed out t-f th* 4,11 not ert'1* 'k -r. I* the furt several rlgh; here et home. Hot rffpet I put out. And tnma may lay 1Effective at once both shops will, r. *11 show what our Corpurste |f I ran i v r -V . • fl In iii> Irtic why 8: Thyai ah^lt love Uie^Lerd lllat it will nurt the "House of dedslona classify them, In the opinion little bus next he ha* posting de to us. not chnng#* Wltle I haw- al) I open at 8:°0 A. M. and.elope mf, aid..wUht ail,thy heart, —ithllyan, T. .. famous Wafihington correapondent. Into spent hi* Ilf# buil'bny Some big Morgan” and Wall Street. Thev I jiws And the pitiful part of it al|. la have tied dj here lit this l-wculd 8:00 P. M , Saturdays loeluded.1It rare If the re»t of u« vtnrve _C;._ l ajl thy soul, and with all Uijr glftn^ral• yrhupe. Tfe rejects the word "liberal'' as being National C.rpors-lon ha* taken don’t to <Wath they will not turn loose that a great n-ejorlty of the peo­ gladly change if il w*,e ps«Jule,| was also pointed out this morelnk that over, lie ran nut compete loipgically Incorrect. A "Hlrernl” Is a person who be­ oyth, and with all, thjr mlndj t^lymo ple know these things exjit. But Bui lo wha|?M wiah some of, 11^ that it Is not the intMrtm af tbesb with them. If the* ran't art him their money. lieves in the greatest possible, personal liberty. The term out Spd thy naighjior a* thyself. Therefore It. lorks to me like they neeer *a: anything about It. Govefnment experl* would ani«e»’t ■hope to raise prtcegVbot rutlteT. »oe wey they will another. tb form a more unifprm sesjs. n" Mr. Sullivan, prefer" for those’’ justices commonly called ‘j f i i i f i s i n . ’ Tod^r our school* of Heminol* 'h* Government is tryiui to do an You ask why? That's easy. Any that for mi. I am sound piysiralty p M fli ■ __:• "kbwjyrda/iptwrsalye,'' He,says they stand for a change, County nr- (f.itns to cut Ihelr Imp-esihlf thing In j.u"-ng all In­ r»-ia with a puo ,a a fool t > talk and only rJijMlv off meclajly and |Mrs. Helen Moye owns and op­ erate. P. Paul’s while-Mrs. Minnie Tha A- P. sa?* th stjb f. Prince buMhfcehgnggi,t|)ey wnqt, is, one fronp personal freedom to term*. That Ju/t one instant-* dustry back to work with tb-- l.iesr things. H he Is working for experienced in several lines But ss Garner am) <Mlsa - EvaleOn a curt rnation be would al once a there seem-, nothing fng me t » da norld markets is they arr at the of what it meant to u*. Anil the M WSUa l i eu (ferity* from, a, chill, state control. st are the ro-ownerw of k tte, loss hla job. And nine times out but sit quietly and see myielf [.resent time, nd£ this ctesflflqa tiqn come three eminent jurists, small tea-nave,- n pay ng more fwfcabljf, been rsadl »• ■ Ii it were pnstiiljNot. I to open uf ten he would be fired if. he wa» crushed bci-veen the two gieat Hvs-Beas. ss Brnndels. atone and Canloza. Opposed to them, in tkir* than ««,u L eljlt. (volution In ths We ha/r the worst depir**jos every fsrlotp, *nop, etc. in Amer t., i .ing for i n c jU i ler. Pussmly p iwera of lo isy, one of tte compiigcipn only, are Justices Van Dsvanler, rrd put every idle man ,-*ck the one h* wav go-kiny for Wtuld rorporatione 'Sal liave stolen the Sutherland MrReyriblds, and Butler, who constitute the A pin Ira hs* etor e*i vi i.-nred. >:a to * . ik with 'he world marks!* te in syrnjwthjr with whap he w*i opportMiiif* I bad ta support n,yThere *re tiiUhi . i f ilullr't lay T h e Literary OI*Ml • conservstlve wing of the court. This makes n line-up of my Idle, A • have an tver iuppl> s* they t re by Dec I i-vi-iything saying but was iJt-al-ng In •elf tad tein-lr. And the other ,-tir ,p*u bU ow the New York mayofalty fqUfctpU^efibstweqn.thi} right ' ' ‘ and1 **■' - ' A or the left, or between con- of alinuft i - 'f / i t i i f . S||| - -smild have to :.j-v down and go me -say w.'n some rurporation Govsimneui ths. will take my •the ReppbUtea fw.lon acrvaflye and progressive, or liberal and radical, or what v million men are waging our III l iiilding war. houses to store •nu would hav , lu fire him in self hum# for non-payment i-f taxes. fa r In the lahd iintiv-e. Su I rj cap readily, see Nova vsheih r l- cunt mi# tu estst have you. The Other two, Justices Hughes and Roberts, are street* looking for work. Anil suf­ the s wk, And lor what 7 V, tha *«-«aihj<| iuoovary !***Ve y 011' , , , r •**„. ........... - ........ *" ‘' t*L s with one group fering fur the thing, « r have too If wi- are only going to run Ivow he Hie Vlom-y has a strangle or not matters not at al) to th* W k b o l(U ,’» ' 3 ‘ » d * * ,«'i»d Mayor o hrict. th* '* "brt of, balance wheel, sidlnit sometlmei Government as a whole. But to ii.dustrles lo supply America's i.-.’-l on ue a'l. much of ----mhaal, ^ - - Th* t- latest land fipmetlmw with the other. R M ( » e 3 8 W : . t >v _IJ o k . muejj. longer, gre the lncp ju t IL-li p f v ju L (fPESftearfi _ ! i To Hluatrain this divisiqn o f opinion; Mr.- Bulltvan cltaa — The•ft.vver-'-r—t tt trymir ttrdef-*-**-1— -wa-miuti! ;u»4 e*- u.*Jl teQuantia * '* S17AW*. the Indiana chain atore tax case. At that time justice Car­ •omethlng * ■«* i It- Wi have el'yen used tu condllluoa as th/y are iijw . 1:v f A/uercj Kitted to stan d for] viould seem Uni If we arc lo go ,‘ and. O'flirich 41y doza, whose prednceaaor, Juatice Holme* was also ft pro- our Freslileo: s Iuuh uniliir nilnrfad His! ail this e-nJIrg men to F.u-!‘ h'» "tuff And rhs a,e they go on charity through the unfairness r.JK, w in,iw p. . . . -. . . »Ttmgl' Y*a. rjpr In help reg-ilate th/ Armies ing lo do? In lNo Sanford acctlup to the common man of our UuvigTqs/dve, had not yet l>cen appointed. Tlie four ronserva- poser to n> It he Wall and Naslra uf t.ve several natUios hr (jovrrnmrnt n financing thr ernmeftl that tho corporations truing uvs/ythil * ^ W s y l u »pm . onW iHlop t« IU. |tfve member^ of the court held that the law was unconsUtU- will let niru ,lu I- hel->. f ' V i q f the world Ii Jit: so much money I aim* thr ytfr. Wlktn the rt]«ry "ho-id get ajk u* to pay tte tiqpal, The three pcogresKtve memt>ers upheld the law. Igrpsted. The A.-ien.-an Congress it rained and « 'u bch-w Cv/ata a* greater part „ f (he charity. )U « lo »«j Ji« l»A|ik« nt i»nr« ,, rumor, imor, na» it tR^t it war laM what *hen ? And jou Where will ,1 all rrd ' What ire ate canal going U> by Jpat/cea llqghes an<l Roberts sided with the progrenaivea onn ronnng i r li off i f Then lbf> 1 eogld -top war within a week if know that could happen* I ^upe r U> do when America finds that apd,the, law was approved by the narrow mnrgin of four to wet rt* op# n.vl » 'i.i Ii#* iNh* It wasted.t„ and Wall Street r ir ution^rf any •af«,r No <kllM Would let II. If they really wanted |ibnr oitr Cinyertnnunl will raped our Gsivemni'ui. ia not the Santa nbvut tnnu t««n/ Rlion^cr. W l lo slop ear v* h) not pnaa a Jaw u* to i*o down mi l vriy m«ekly Oau" we think it is now? Who ia Another case Involved an Oklahoma state Inw which n4* of unompleyod to wprk, all went ..n<l't Wall S tin t piimfol that ths neat lime war wax' de­ ask Mr. M >r*r f rr a ham1 out gdng to pay bark all this money b* of UttU bonofit W ably. would have puL ice manufacturing in the class of a public dare- every man woman apdi *"d ft" «n a* another charity tfve » , are >u frv-ly «;>»nd ng as char0»ry op-* *r I An tr lU*m Mine clared utility .and would have made it incumbent upon nuyone ‘"t'TMV® IteA “ ,-hlldI would te drafted ?.»oi> » 'he county. And si the satne -ry? And his ! The (ntt (,uesUon taught that th# Papama wishing to go into the Ice business to secure tha consent of •af«r. Thai it a quantum. WJian juaines. would a. once come under “ me know thv* while it is n,|m. s easy. You on.I I, or.I her and thr law rim** up for thv ruarantaa Stial Would b« a d»y*rt^J dUch the stnje. When this case was brought to the Supreme Court M.e *“ »le fur us to mute an H-.iw-l ->ur children an - U.eir children are of (hr small (i9pom*sfi int.nr) Gs**! nmrnt conUol. ‘isk. It. wo* finally tlaUhod. thr ones that will pay rt U c m by a manufacturer who had not secured tha state's consent, Wail S iirrl frowr*«i on ilmL And men f.l te, * .r ..w ise r..J p .l • '* '" « •hr W« w p .rations — ----- O----------- thf two juplices who form the balance wheel sided with nalitraily it in th* i nlance*. (hffut in Ibv un r rtfij navy I# niik-nr profit* v«i the ante ktwU Ju#| I'ke * - an* paying for llyrvl X wr*‘! r In the Forum msga- tne cohtervatlveg and the Inw was held unconstitutional. And mm far *■> ; uu and I arr c n- thr rnlc of p«iy fui tor Mddiet " r t huninvBFvi we were in It* ttU*F ■now gaiiiut at ilu- ■',-uth Tide, itno, evldtntly ln\bu»d with an Mnrnl was a dollar ,t <lav pay all the ih«*y ara pruleclud nt way** we «/t Hut how? tV, | the rrrnod it U «t 111 m ijur**n"n From, thia. It seem" fairly evident that the ulimate po Jpypt abnormal #athuilafnt f«r men IrU at h■mm a ilnliar. hay not. And |p our >m. cillt l hone; I •Spelts kindly ar-wer this 14UC* Then I hi psM B t*d ih» (iSold Hoardlisn. recognition of Ru m U point* slUon of, many qf the recently enacted statutes will d«i>end inif law. Tliv gfeivvinmerit wa« fo ten percent proli( to all uulutUira. law-tnakaiB. J ik»fy iny man from |hc Hraaithat Ruwla “could rationally i upon, the attitude of Justices Hughes and Roberts, and upon inf to force t'kirj (tne lo wrhangv That w.jold ai oner Atop all war Y - in very truly, dcnl Ilf tlw UnitPsl Slata* tu our blljlon dollars worth Jsuch. trick*, of, tele ** may effect, changes In the personnel their ifoid f «t finer A llnrlime. forum of wphout ■ri>thinw further iring own tax assraaur to piuva a Bin :lo good* during th* I of the court befiire such matters are brought before It for money l a m «»f Wall Street ilunr* II would al onrt take the un ' f«pr. ysar*.” “Ab*orh" U decision. frowned ajfaii-. A ^trmn ««*nator fa-rnuui «*ul o war nn<| pl-o the trulimv in /North Amcrirn ^ » ■ S * Strfek «uulJ ak ng tha gro** r^l worth of any -----of aonm wratvin «ta;v wired tha profits. Hui 1| For Umt matter tb* AmsrlIf’U TG Prvtifiard or mat1# th.* Mtatvioribi nut 8tand fur that. And why do torpor atuin *1ill g .hjhiium uinlr f i ( ' ( kI k 1^ psoplt could .absorb d>st iha law* uf any stall* in lha, n iU IlU b fl Ifl lo Boma tifficiai that ho had ton| ,'** *n»riy pre .'»• k**op limping Such la L if« W « n t H RWffit,1/; « ,rMb^ tContinued from Page On«j th<niAam1 doilart in Kuid and . ■hmut tlir world UuM'tf war>tl^inic llni.m mto ,- pjri^hsu, h sn,t my| slss would pay for It don't pay muu- Use* TJFJEb THE NKAHEST KKl'itEto *l^p war. Thv) nir doin^i lt»at William Randolph Hearst who operates s chain of not itoin^ to forn il ift. 1 >ld thayj it esn /el the , -t**» rtea, HENTATIVE RETAIL TRADE 1(0 |<vt it? If they did no on* rvvrJ ataulutaly n>* i‘ . n;f All war» a (*4 | unrfyt hag 5 K ' twenty-six newspaper" In some of the largest Industrial cen­ uivnV llvey do. I muou '., Ilia: Dial >• u"| IIKtfANiZATiD N OK -SUCH ACuf it. *|V I n i account 1 nth iuvu' k w i > wild poof m s .In Rump# c m b« *t*- ters of the United States comes out vigorously against the rtMR t’lthta. Kt\fr a var fought hut nn mil vmuil 4.n paying iiiuil* ilul*1*pJON AND A 1,1, F A fT K PEU<1. •omswhai, by a nyw N »A . Said he last Ruudsy, "the NRA la a menace to po­ nrffl of th* ITeld llJirtllli| Ian per hon kp duilai» nal vvuilh a dollar "ign war ««i» it. . „ , , t j n k n t T URH irro. i law ' which ptqhUAU ths litical righla.and conatitutlimal liberties, a danger to Ameri­ that thi*r«* wri mutt than one v x rE lv rin w o . n Now all will admit thsn Uwy an. \«J »uu car. I Dike hundred *n <Ultir« ip gbld Jf*. * '? U ; Pfedar.*, any j A uitrla of German » » » » • can Ideals and institutions, a handicap to industrial recovery, tte (.'» Hduti/o• or my' K*. M ^ ION8' aUl) out. And thr unl> account l thf thinxl Ilf if d ah JVf ar^ to ray rithvr than ^ l a h ^ ' -*• *>% | '*»*■ ***** NaaJ prupg- and a detriment to public welfaro." m* ,r * * " •* l,M have ever aacu f thr guvrrimirnt th* lea at "unfair pn rt c«* " A/id 1 "ta le„.*«l of O.I W,rlh. Ii t l e v . : .T1* '1" ouU.J. three three f |—n |j *P®«'ifi*d above, W % A" ^ Gyrmgn ntwgpgpyr 1 vM jth lu the shouts] he stop[ed Why m o "' lo "** "amt ouU.de bone fLI*’ rlrsr He appeals to newspa|>ers throughout the United States taking irold «d * 'he live hundvrd Ib e v ’ * Hlnilllv la-r*o»e Well Ktlrs-t ’"el, to B K t l U II the H era ld P rin tin g C * law makaa It computury le carry lh» true net net, rh* m,i , * b< na flsl# clear(lullatt lh«*b lUti'Pli "dill" irypftiCB Ihey. nlni|tly lecsuse Well M m J , ,f . d » r r t i ^ , marked, ansi nr Wart It cap readily “ to tolgrate It less and expose and np)>o«e it more; to Ire to turn in. , 1 .1* mi, ta- nek, -s w„i,i Ibvy. rI.,u . . ,. a fart Ih.. -he ■« ^ highly twrlsh.hle I Meant pe*JhL~jprice*. Glv* -a, iwwipapsj Interested In every phase of NRA interference in business, Thru afiar »*«VfiaJ murr niovaa ran .o.) « n no, -V, Th, big tu, 1 Now ,f ,t must te bs legally published In v^hqtber ot nqt It affrqts thqm personally, us long hn it in­ an mvrst igalif'ii B U Tmay th*‘ ^ “* wa» utaitcJ I.oral orv are biggoe then o r P**tD«P» »W va a.e folluwvsl toup. merrhamliee._ »hirh If anU-nv .|.«ohle I hi. Ite p .**. reading l-ut-lu are being promptly a id in order lo farebs. Ifgally »«W juriously affects the public which the press and publlshern • gaifiit t 1m* "tiica* lluusv uf Mor Governmen e-.wor . qUe.- ‘ -W of H e .»,y de^. and L as ett Mall las.| imperfect or actually am aut)[)<p»^| to servg." ^ A astH a. aan " StTvcraJ of *ha imcii that then try l » Air. Hearst, it will be recalled, was one of Mr. Roose­ cam# before thi cirnmivirc tar»l| lions as tu So.. Vtall S«reel gel* ndlvidunl paying more than niyl rtamagesl merchandise, or bona - shara of tlw i**t • « " o l« It ibaljflde discontinued llpee of mer* pWnnsot an^, Lupstfug ara. npl.; velt's moat enthusiastic supporters during the campaign of ftovnr were In/i ifTliiala uf the that way It s sas, then. lots uf us sUn.l aghast at '.hct# 1J l-teme? Coo! I it v any .na’ ehsndise. If advertised, marked, ealg cJU** with peculiarly last year, one ol the must outspoken petitioners fur s New Praaid»nt‘a fobrnimrn*.) wric tea m Ulegf. VV* rgad te tha Deal. I’realdent Roosevelt has tried to help everyone, but vary frank in -nymi *rvry had net things and ask why the stairs nt but our lew mahs.sf Alright. Why and sold as each, merchandise **F » H 4 **9W>«ak Bf/nr llk^the man, the boy and the donkey, when you try to please paid any nico;na lac for the past New York and Mi-lngan allow i*” ’1 '*• vhangejf Tiial Is the sold In quantity on contract to ‘ H v h d - & T h r a U k i U - f >iar» allhuufh ihcv had tu pay In them to get « rh ft M d . Tlity slsil, UU**Ds.n loslay. Wbe, can >o» public ‘ carriers, departments of g Bsbyjag, aiu>U>*r much, M' O'V E D ; p everyone, you are apt to please no one. lliev did Sl**1 **" 'aught U> irsperi- eitrm m rni. hospitals, school* and w Ciim Lai In Kacltn i under thf il in the sain* town, haa sat Ita.tea raja r?ni^ ()fn»T8 A fU nftri Avi. o aama conditions, llid thr> fuice Kl-rlda. Uv c-o.,k*J lew muk, i« i ,'ur Gevemoigllt. Tha Jau> war wppi rtilleqc#, clubs, hotels, and ether •00 mills, and will upsrate - *# No list*#. m*A te n»y Dw te*k u * ? being b«,i.o'. oser. Yon n.ay say ■•*l1 lo h* v* b*;'n fuu*"< 1' " l* * * >‘utRlttloa*’ not for renele and not " sas-s. lwltsir pin** in f a; •dh.1rlhufjon to Indhrldoala; If th#y did no oar ever pujdlshtd these things don’t exist lu Klor | hlrli to. live, ,1II*rk of Cent. Vis'. Hervle* BUU the fact. Did they vnaug# Ida. Don’t they ! marrhandlse sold or donated for SANJfOBJk T W E N T Y AGO* You tev* u corpurniion lo Ran- penni ?. Wall hlreet qtew# **• 1 " ^ *’ the law, te,farce e>ll<\rll<>a ia tte •*■■ ■ 1 om a 000 mill levy. .f ' • * - « " J,J W* ivi-kb' « « r l» fuisre undsg rlm.lar conditions? fald that thostssi.:* leal vsito thal' *>, tIS' ff ______ _ >♦ e- Jv*-• * fortnwl last Tu t^Jiy ifUmoott. U/irutsy aflgrnuun a few laws will bvy.prpptrtg.up[" i M \ ^ ‘* ^ There ,«ym i U, s,« no rpcord of V.I.U .1 rap.* here il sold H o -k ' * * »* tenals •athualasU of Ibis city Th# *l*ct|uAaf,‘>ffic#,ni1rte«lted Ir •a a n gaMw“ -• Their sales aik was they hgd 10 1 1 IA,^ ,,ff/ ** It. What woul-l hay-j happetyed ted »{l| a rrita-n ummpu of -lock l.,| rt»rigr- And. whx g ^ m l o l l ' went Winter PajJi to play th# following: W. E, WRteoa, It been you or I* Ju/l sues*. BAW M IIs local peoyily - f ile they would! * ** f w i o g “ a iQ.fipr ate^s t D O K S i H t t n * c « A i r « a match game with a turn of that pr**lil«nti I* P. McColler, rl«*And after M s more thing* were •-insider coming. (You couklnV M fja , , *uf *■)(,• rtteUff-*' i l ■, • v ifi'ii pr**lilrtit; and Paths Prank, *#*• donR tha Auto Cod# came- down. It lirve kept thnm out if y„u ___ bUba *1*f , - - ‘d c ii r Aa,i. »h* tlm i tuy vqiqff MuM.I, Beat F«o r fhn S ou th* Tissue," bad i WlU#«Ma P IvM . WM *. Jr; la urdi.s lor lh f," ft i« l| I tr*WW* ’ M - W f fl,l • v g r y . W t y j Mr Ford. « # rajled but tlqo Nall'.rsl Guard. ) 1 ** “ ’’ * 11 -----my U s purs km wd ' tiiead. vf fsgte<J,ky lbs Winter Part t#a»Every team pertedUally betb llwide and net. tte. fused to sign (t. What happened? Th# ones huyin.r M-vl » „ lo f e t ; i i ute lp, ( .in, "Efvui t e « W oUwM goips dowa for tb* ■vgr, UyLl bvnuUf# apd trav«l a .1 uvu n e#rtaln psrvcent r*batr x-» what I ’Wba.ta. •ftemoon vng* thg M|m m WWW p/ela^liea beaety tte ^ freak pelet gfvem T k » OqvapmrepV • '*« v C * 111' iuiught fr.m item. Ttey w # r*> *P p‘u* J»!*i a * 5 ^ i * t e p , w h W . ing. Me. f^ufd Xptr.t Oft s. rMRUou- ths^j Wevcn4lM *wk,Pe*r to get div deeds un' their stoeg. " 1IU1C*. IU, paid, Ro iRpn, stten The Edison Talking. Pictures wilt When Ihb s l u t was pa ll for I t ' * 6f “ "S1® W- u t W than if. they had ■ B wi aw* it mtad keent for Mr MdTM rt. Qr Q< Htemtet-, A gree mu. r |f»* •: • . 7 ' t YEAW cuotigh respect u iuRk« •#wk; Made—^sy. a a jf •wRrbU. «s4 ■ThurwUy Kwrt. ajlJ, HuTtewi . c£w>y, ftr*. film, n« ap,l Mjys ttabpU# The ehkfi aetealshw M itba Mte<m,Talkiaa Ptetum l* from town .m i Mjj. and, If n . W. eaaaed b y ,(h a . between the motion of U u IIpe of theeftlfc the.testaree aad the epok W. i>r»'»er wh* an** id Io sif.! ■*“ Mr. Fold wi##Jk-«n4 •bq MUs Hoskins Jenya will spend st borne after » weak ni the capital at * Orange County Bandar tW . UM of. tli# fftnluyl* C o oiti Clbrk's o ff tea. ..... P«. .S m IX ssnsi was - m r v ; T . " T f ■'»' « wnef* n ev|gjr.l a il* Nolgr W . *' SAn ’C i f f H Z q » l ver.iment de ii r ~ " T. "AT paid le, It. I.i lulms w i t i . when #T offjgtr. In tbe t). S, Navy a man paid one hundii.-* dollar# [ " ' “f m p* ‘ fee a share if,a4ns.« It * » * . ! Jast iwviHg f J*v duller#. Tlj wham #ha I*, ukln* roroydg fur t m Ora »f* f rvin i : /l! *'■ ' i»,i"in n f taf.agg cgr/uiv °n. A tie tn| tnd vtm �------ 'y r r _______ m rr . ___________________*____________ -k • =- *f =k.' 1In Cftal WLUes ^Brought T p tfe B ny/Vonp * — Drivilwyifimtirrr- .r , i !■ ■ ■ ! ' - " r r 1 — — — ..w X ---------- 1 i I III— agh tti hap, rxjuro^l fr«F% ' aihasinet* l.tp t . Jark.oaVUUlT7 MONROE } •*! Temperance T)ajr rved hy the lake Mrnroe ___ Frldwy morning. ' R e v .''R. J. gilligan, of the Free Methraliet Church made an interesting arid rur.i* uf helpful talk on the evil effect* « ^ . ? r L rTTd K M l ----- « IW n T I L nP f r . L" f U h , Mf a Mgffck rloa* limes* o' of her ihntKrv, R « < ' r llartiaaru of Chat taming a. T **”- **» Chattanooga. r l ‘t __ «^R ■ Albert Hawk,.* hag ~’ r ‘P P * F ^rnn’ ■ "hor; visit ly Tampa. ' £ fConmioen eVinm t are tmat a price of $3*J7K a ton for new aleel rail* to be purrhate-l by the carrier*'httb a goveniment loan. hwlth program under the .tipervl. it il. repreaenteit a mid *• Brown Si W x ’ r n ^ iU £. Bolt p r t * k W -------------11---------E. T *U r r*turn«d, y**slart of k^r*. Pearl- Bate* wa< giv­ • WEDNESDAY ground between the 137,11 effete J tr lp l.i M* over the regular meeting ot C-rtl* ------aflay spending en hr the third and f-iurth yrades: The beard of tha Garden Club by tha *Uel compand* and the *3* ' ----- w » .’i g * Nonpar 81* o f the, Woman'* Mia Playlet .“ The Hnu.e That Jerk of Sanford will meet at 10:00 A demanded by the gorernniepU I Phone HUf. flonaw Bicfrtb of. tho FtraC Bap Built." fourth grade; The Health M. at. the home of.M r. and Mr*. U was tha. fir»t reduction In ,tiaf CRprth M k f Monday a g a r Alphabet .third and fourth trad#*; E. B. Stowe, Cameron. Avenue, geal* below the (40 a ton MteJ.hg Vincent i f f ttoin* o F f i n . _____ Pitao -election, Belton Stephta; Monthly luncheon and bualnaa* Reading “John's Appetite," Mary ■y • short’tirMtii “ "■-raon, I f w t Finn 81root. Mr*. meeting 6f the Woman’* Cluh the comnanie* for *l*el rail* ah' on that ba»U wa» eiprcted to te‘ Tyiv'. V* Green; Reading. "Tha effects of wilt take place at 12:30 o’clock at •ult in a saving of $ft.'.K>0.iKk) to devotional Alcohol," Marjorie. Keller; Health the cluh House with Mr*. A. C.| the railroad* for the quantity they Rales. Anna M. Harriett. and Mr*. F, 8. Stephep* an- , During thft business Chamberlain, Mrs. W. T. lmlrtl,) p| an lo buy. Mr*. Emma Cnaen ,nf MaJ.snn, --) W > l r t k of a daofkier. Mra Uriel Blobnt was elected mla- and hliw. Clyde Ramsey ** hostaloa'atody leader to succeed Mra. The nt|^r agreement provided Wise., I* expected eoon to visit , Law, oh Ckt. 14 ; rum . Reservation* may be mad* that the miner* who have, re­ J. T. •ffotaby who haa resigned. , S o r E a e t Fifth hey mother. Mr*. Emma lakr Nooda o f t k orphan cared fo/’by with Mra. Howard C. Lo**f, mained away from work for more Mr*. Grace Marsh and Mr*. THURSDAY. than a month should ■•* immedi­ Ihe circle were discussed. | laiura Hart >n, of Tampa .visited Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, M ft, Llnthe T. E L. Class of tha Fir. ately re-employed under the term* Mra. T. A. Brotherson tafight | relative* here enroute to Jacksont*a C A lka, and Mr*. U H «r - the Bible study !r*noa 'baaed on 'Baptist Church wilt have a social of the Appalachian ■grremrnl be­ are planning to kta* the Four Ooapela after whleh Mra meeting at 3;30 o'clock at the tween the commercial iii .te opei VI l L « S T T at DayUma Beach. Maine. i •pond JI. II; Hill cloaed th*'meeting with church annex with Mrs. la.retta atqr* anil the United Mine Work­ » i Mj»; i _____ risiffP8r«Dli IMnUaftA* Thr mrrting of I hr l*y* Brotheraon and Mra. F. W. Stan er* hour*, wagea and working con p ra y er."" *’ ' * . Mr. and Mr*. William 8. Bromman School P.-T. A. Will In- held 1 Krfreabmenta were • aerred •hy ley a* hostesses. ditiona. T Y P IN G Hp have roturnod from Chicago the Yitwtau to the following; Mrr. at the Lyman School on Thui*The South Side Primary P.-T. Hugh S. Johnson, imlintrlal ad• U i y they spent a abort Unto at II. H TH lll. Hm‘. J. V. Johruon, A. will have a “ fathers' night ' mlnUtfator, and Donald Itli-hberg, day evening. Nov. 2. There wdl be Special InxcsUitaliooR. \ tho O a ta ry of-Progress. Mra.'Frattcla E. Bqk, Mra. T .A. meeting at 8:00 P, M. at thr NRA counsel, were the pie*ldenl'« a program al*o. SEMINOLE COUNTY. • ita/ Brotheraon, Mra. P.. W. SUnley, school aydltoriura. Tlif. rvllaf worker* have, been negotiator. In the mine confer­ Mr. and Mrs. lU r ry Nalhanaon, Mra. J. T . Nftaday, and Mra. tln el FRID AY. busy clashing up. Ute RlreeU, and » c w d i x a s s o c i a t i o n ence of Bymciuo, N. Y , aro th* guests Bloortt. ' 1 Rose Circle of the Carden Club people with house* far Vent have Joseph B, Eastman tin railroad of tho formor'a brother-in-law and of, Sanford will meet at 10:00 A, co-Utdmator, dealt ailh the steel been grttlrtg them rradg. f ° T lh* alatar, Mr. a n l t l f n . Victor Chack M, it the home of Mrs, J, C. Ells­ representatirr* on the rail price*. winter season. * worth, Jr., Ueordall Av*nua. Elm J^venpa'. ■‘resident Roosevelt served a* Central Circle of the Carden arbiter in bath instant • * on*l Bender, Ffianda of Club of Sanford will meet at 10:00 broughl thr naffotiation** tu a mic* John 0. ■on oti'Mr. irforw Barring an<f mending for the A. M. with Mr*. Francis E. Bolt, c«*sful cumluaiof) jus’ Bondjp, will, ha glad to le a p that pemald-Laughton Memorial Iloa- 1101 Park Avenue. V ■iglitfall. f HINQTON, D. C.—Although th« blcycl* w^vi ot pop\t|f^Ujr H|l, th# j hf hail been remired from a Axalra Circle of the Gerties euntcy Ar«t, th« Buy Now Campaign It rapidly calching up with K, with i The rn'na airrrmrnt is a twopltal were done at a *peml-«he-dey pltaf’ Wi BtaiUn Diend and la Im­ -meeting of-Circle Number Five of Cl Ho of aSnfer dwtll Meet at 10:00 fol«! proportion brtw*^*«i uw I' hm I- too raauli that many cltltana th«a* days art bringing homa tha gr^ctriR^l »• 2n d -ndd- S a n fo t A • •» proving nicely, He expect* to leare th* Woman’* Missionary florien A. M. with Mr*. R. U Cornell, drnt, JohnMon nn«l |h#* i»|H‘ra:or» on on thair blkaa. Mara, right In tha haart of tha capital, you aaa Miaa | "Snitfortl'n Only llome-Ownc‘1 Keed Sttiru" Dorothy Baltay with tha avaning'a dinnar on tha handlab*ra» j for ‘ thu cttV 'With hta mother In of the Ft rat Baptiat Church he'd 1002 East Second Street, Mayfair. tha ona hand aful thr pfruilrnt. tha'bharlfut^rak Johaon anJ tha unitrd m.m wo rkyrtterday at tha home of Mra. R. Luncheon will be served. at The American Legion Auxiliary er* on the other. >I l!l the- «ln\ aiie-r t'hri«tma*. will! «_ .* * < 7 3 7 ” . ^ f C . Moore, *01 West Twenteth W. J . WO O l. I. K Y IV A. MNK O liKf^T ( I I A I ’M A N thu* I**vhi ptM^iiviiin fut In-1ii n in A formal agreement whnh 'nail Btreot. A covered dl*h luncheoti will meet at 3:00 o'clock at the Owner-Mgr. Ballard U»p. Kltlnmin Palm Beach and tba Her. wai aerved at noon. home of Mr*. Wallace W. Wright, Contain trim* and coml l on- at thr |»iihl| r t r 4 a J. Brara returned t least a* favorable a* 'he Appa­ ItiellilllM It**1 •• I lireI lOlllf day m|»#» During the *h0rl bualne** tea- Mellonvillr Avenue. day from Waahlngton, D. C., New •Ion plaha were made fur the The Dirt Cardrnrr* Circle of lachian agreement will be inada will l»i i e|•i mi h«*r own light. the Garden Club of Sanford will between the. rap.t.ite. Jll'JJ.;. - ijiiVA. I ill.A U4UJM Udbbpa taareall - Eaa* ertmta beew ape** at Arciutta. Thi»»e pio-ent -m m at arso ~A~' M. wrtir Mrar Ipr* and TKf repre»entative. of limit loo. • I H i \ U I l o l l * | I M I t * « l 1* pow lag U»e paat'fltre* week*. ThaTU*. wef#. Mr^ j c ( ;.|houBi Mra. c. Earle T. Luurk*, West TwtntiUn thell employe*. **H»I*’ t In iiiMiito ft.I hri IimikI Thry Lcmh.it. returned to Waat Palm A. Ander»on, Jr.. Mr*. I. E. Street, Pinehurat. * inrhidr Beach today Eslridge, Mr*. K. L Qani*on MONDAY. haring thii prumui du not marry •k a«l Anhdtlli* Olio, |trvt« ndn lo thr Dr. Maryt Harris Armour of. Mr*. W. P. Brook*. Jr., Mr* B. C. thi•*»!• * **# lltingi**s nnd A ii « I iim , thr W r ar and Tear of kuur D HAI'KIUBA Moore, Mr*. Ilomer IJttle Mr* V Pelham, Ga. will lecture at 7:30 I ii I nii I* I iinii I Nil***, •on of ra ha%r tkrm d f ) rlranrai “Tlir Hem inale V^'gy” . Q. Ha*fty Mr* It ll. Mrthgn P. M. at the First Ha|.list Church. King \it<*i»*•• *af Spain, ami heir rice* far H)ch*rd lD r w V d M Mr*. John D. Abraham*. Mm. U Th* public i* invited. pi* fund * to ihr Spanish thitinr I . p m»A Knowles Chapal. ttoldite College R. Beck, Mr*. W. C. DeC.»ur»«y, Mu. Ic that hap navrr l»aan hrard \ Sunday afternoon at 6i00 oVlock. Mr*. Jannla Klandifer, Mr*. K. L i ii.nn I'nii.p Fa ouk of Kgypt ! in thm rity ir !<• Iw fea'ur».| at Mr. Hayward, waa an tnatruetor Glenn, It . Due t*f Ihr Mriti«h prin**r*>,l a highlight uf tha negfo produc­ Mr*. Joe Uarne*. Mr*. A liieno, mr*. uoe neoir., In French at Rollins and a former <•*'••! l?l Ol 11•"••• \ tion **Kr »m Sun Tu Sun." .••ming Diidjilia, Mr*. K. A. Willlania claaiagu o f Mr. Lehman w>ft tu thr rity Hall on hridarv night \i pr*’v«'iita howrvrr, n*»nr «•f ra. C. W. Speer, Mi»« Auguita took pain In the services, l at H.dO o'rluck, it w i« announced th»'*p irfMtitR *• rivrn h ' i\ i i *ii ■me l.. Ml etcher,, and MU* Mam h g r ... t VWith Mr* Jams* llolttrlaw, Unlay by m^inurr" of thr Klka firmatioh hi t**>i»l i-iirln* nor, m»mber», and Mr* Fred My I *i l||t a »w Mhur |llttUlily will era, Mra. T. C. pitchfurd. Mr*, la, Mr*. Marguerite lienlMiw, and ‘AuxiliAiy of Sanfuni Isu-lga Nu. »*d|wli (hi- • • •mug w m t n . *%iii # retta Brothemon. and Mr*. Annii. Mi*» Dorothy Marshall, m bo*) I M L Tha munir wi|| lliAt »»(farr*|, e»*ex, the mrmb«ra uf tha Glean­ ••lo* 11m- hithnl** l»r*■n krpl «titrtCooptjf vUltor*. l\ *«t li«*inr. Ihr lluliHii k h I «*f er* Glaa* of th* Pleat Bahtin during thr prr.rnlMton of an i.f> Church were entertained e W k ' l ong^niil Airtcan drum 'faner, • ' Tha, all-ltr*# f letbrd far “ flkaf* i’*"**l lanidt d» «•*. not g** **nt uni *! aat In "Broad i/l*i l*i tin • Hallowe'en party od’ Metiday •co­ wnrd tod .Urthng |wifoimanca I ItOMK. Oct. tl numbers* *—■ 1 hr •* ota! * 1***4. ii lid M mi m la no vx ning at the honfe of Mra. Unit*- T. trail will ronir d r.hg thv * lua ] Maria, meiiy and voungi’tl <•I** **a It <**|*t ‘ll|| gn»m rhiw. |012 MyrtU Am tlff, mg niinutr* uf thr t* • net pro I te. ..f Kmc Vo tor Nlid Uni uiilik*’ nth* » haliMti ynl*. ’k* l‘rr* riling th ri’ varldV* gamr. ductinn Nggrti im-mU-r « of thi‘ Elrna.- will leiik *• hi * rl.... I> i l*M| • hr • o*.f i va n |H'rtmi|***| in \|wii Of Interest to friend* here U and coni,-.(a of thr awning Mi*, raat will appear gerJr I e* arnr-J 1 • hri r ill fili'iol'* »«l l loir loMti*’* # kklilt *•» e.unfit ,ei b - o»n I Ilia K l 'I i K N E , C l U i g i 'K i N O l . K o ( -I t.f II iS if. „ f| ’ 'V l . l . l ’ -W M , i b 1u * following atory taken froip Myrtle Low* presided over a |2,n' African, a* thvv create th* I .tint ly o’ Th**v miii) a**ior I** ••-*• In**, l*ol •h*> t >> Ml leprgel n. the /M ‘ •hurt buauits* seatlon when routine whkrh ‘ he mu-i Madge Evan*. Eddie gulllan, Kay I jj** I^ , ‘“ nd S,n N,W* “ f OlN\ lo*l go to ■«■• I Ilf III nuiiigra»u« inaugur aii*»•*• and • Iiat t 1’ K ltsM A.N K N T hu*ine** matters weraujaken uP l o f . ggnullta AfrieAn driMna »*• thr haik \ln* in •rl*l**m nai T *,rSl t e . ^ ^ , 1 ' "M i*i Virginia McDaniel, of ^f!rfn*plvnant» a m i4^/fiit at a on*y " • « aground, Ii h ffn If*. I* *4 !•* *•* • I t| lit frddl* . cki » | I I«t 111*' * 1i« Thia haa la romr nirraaaiy ••p*'iii 01 « M,r* rr,hfc M,' l*rh. • ’ head of « • lu a it, whrn hrr M ,h» “ l|v;c wr4dmf will take plnce.aj saef.wd late hour hy the hoate****, O N FJ-H A I.K Thoaa present were- Mr* J M ,h' ,lek* 1 rwnmlttee, reported U- thiuugh thr df^Hil up uf hrr rJ iio»iHn **• i ’« * Mh Ch I Im arriima a .____ . a . 1Satarday of thl* week were hpn I * a’ handled Aanrer* In the , . _ . drr af«t#r. Prlftrraa Mafubla. fu» pMiurtl h*’* Slu lika • fiiu**ir. Kat­ Cameron, ..f Orlando, Mr* J .in e V 'J“ y ,h,t ,h* 1M,V“ " C* ” ,l‘' *4 ,h« Pub<lc '• Slir haI* HHi*'d t*» dan r, hut ‘,*ncl"K chor-1 o t J * at lhr L m e of Ml*, lltiltarlaw, Mr*. T. C PttehforC' r“ ‘ e* K N fl tinman) Mafalda ia th« v%ifr of * Mr*. K Kml.w, Mr* Marguerit*1 hand lot the bene u* ever isfethhled -appear In thel ’ * , r. ^ •la*«> io*t* *hifi* * mil ■ol*. thr royal Harry-Anna Mcmor id' I'ruicr I'hillp of llr**i', » warm imlnra Htot f**k»l k111h Shr f<arttr•:4 :* Benhow. and th. Miaae* B u h fjjl1 . ._ .... ipp ' ' l rh " hvri. hich Mtlhorrnt *af llitlrr. who ha* lou .t H air* *||pa t«*rtt> in R|Hiit; •.»v k ,,^ spectacle ! p&^ H ”er ^ r '^Tumleher ! M h J r n Ithe t ' #r ' m#mb, r, of (K( |of., ^^ » »uf. h' Martin. U l . Martin, Madge Pk,l- “ “ f grr«t aha ■ e tthat ,for ‘ r,!;S,' K ' iir p i Win.- nr I <*air Slutp.'.l mid III r f f f t r all pr • Yyr^T Inatltoliftn will lip Ann MpCapjtva — • k * Mil- Nf 1 *1 “kl“ dramatic climax to the cavalcade him a pin%in«iMl guvnn«*i Kffle U'CaJa, ,,lT J* flee >taf( of which Mr. I^nnoy » Mra. M#»rh ia a/dl«i«Ni by Allie Horn, Grace Ovlatt, Jehittvla Sh* i*» n I**>n I a-«i«taol to lirr of tha •tftga, The_ apaftUf U, ta also an employee. Ma na * ^ t h r r »i“tPi“, \ •dandn, Mra* W. J. Te.ll. Mr*. Haa Pbik f J (HI F.y.'lirow Arch nr t, mot hit iti l hul wurtliy lad) • im •taguid on a flight of two hundred wile of ( ’ttiivil t ulvi ill |h*»g " A picnic supper was served nut. Harmon, Myrtia Lowa,' Doroapy rd,* and Mi»* Aly* <*liorp«ning • • .1 Hlg a i*HMl k k* *»l k step! proceeding apparently to the Marshall. Ret>ecra Wilson, V era! Facial. I M a n ic u re of door* egrly in the evening, fol­ Mini Q»M • ft |ttNflllM "f ItllU'.i'IH, Ilk*' ■— — — -------- -------------Sha- Iin - llH*l f kkid*' *'*•*• Htl**n •kv where a gigantic figure of lower! later by can)*, dancing end I'hlllip*. Do ro thy Hughe s, nut of l(um*. lilt l i f t »»• I »'ii •Ola* paikMlr ii|lu|w Nlol » p.'MkR A ii .I O ilier I* lie on |n Aortirrlnnce "Father Time" ta sllhouttled. i Chapman, ami Alice Hodgin* | held Tuesday even.ng In the form mu*k. • h. • II* ul | ogli -Ii Down th* stair* of time com* •f I __ uf a hanyuet at thr V'aldrt llotrl till’ 81'tillul III Sofia ll» i In ..Ilia I "The honor gur*t» were preeenl- . m r. fut ton ahovA rd hiuahr* in thr ( 11ii b n t **. i- m • Iim • g r «f th* mi my t ed with a huge Jef-odanlern which L o c a l F a i n t e r ^ H e a r I Asala.m** A . . Piakliig ttutu thr hrmtUa on wild was filled with gift* forming a *'H h I N n pi* W e v f f g D r i| iih e H ho|r. in Northern Ru.ia and fh i.u miscellaneous *hoW*r for them. •h'f*iHli*l Hen ii tv Salon lleu u lt Shop hf* l him- that 2nd and Pnrk 200 N . P ark || III* l*«W f . . M o d I •%««•.! la. tall** ll' HI* l*» *• a l lr r |*atiding -timma'i *ilh «llk «V III I 0|*« Qirci^Nu^iKR ft Soc/a/ Calendar ’*)? '"rfr '4 ! S S 'V ,* axfe. ^ .-w ran y*.:< Bajrtifd Gle^norii Cla*& Hag Hallowe’en Pa^ty S a n fo rd D a is k T e e ^ S to re ' B ALLAR D ’S FEEDS and FLOW * Makes Debut Soon ™nfc!5 * i* strsii'2.^ FalL llouac African Drum Dance ToJle K^turcOfShuvy A U ia rs s ft; S SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS., Baptist Group EnjoyH All; Day Sewing Party — Thunderous Climax Is Hit Of MJJyie Moxpt Uniform PriceK Have Bpon Adopted By T h e Under­ signed Beauty Shopw Vif&inia McDaniel Is Honored ln.Glcnw,H,d Coipbination W A V E S . , WAV-KS (ROQUIGNOLK ClIRleaS Shampoo O t l C CUT P . P A U L ’S E V A -B E S S L()N(;W OOI) . rye HEROINES ARE M N d i BOR But electricily makra honsckarork go along amoqllily. 'the extra phyfical eUort ll|A| cmi|F<l. llie martyr* of the pfi*L ia no longer nrerrymry. Bui who wanUjto be that kind o f a heroine anyway*/ Ea|wdaWy when dx^. 2 i eleelriclty in the T h r ’M?t)l Three- rate mnkcrt il coat ao little to dp it the modern electric wuy. * • - j �■w— ■■ ' T in te ?ACESTRONG -m — » Dm w i n W at O ta eCadt the chargee of OM XT ityM M Caach H. R. > -i--- -•>: •rVr ttSST u A T ill r t f oo Um r f « U m m A fMt f l M U predicted iavWwefthe the fact, tkat while while both ' akla iV fm in u d n ffm lti poasl hOMae. TW backs, ia each in alcMca. aro b the Wtf ptat d u e j . |UV«« «M taMh. tah RnDrf FlsM MHfhC bat 14*. • »Btkt W M h M advantage, bat with W M a i * -la -tW p a t , as he.dodbtleee will W on arraajM. Um Matter ef weiabta of ball car- W abeet on a Um rial- [ the bmm at « • i U m M*-| ~ . t e r n r today tta e a l *1 M ileas lest ball i . u h a d i t a Wat• a *er I M * h k P m — os O tb (Cantinead from Pm«e I ) ' [ Finance Corporation d rclea* ')# terday. ^ j -They re exheuUrely into thi tit II 111 t Motrin which proponent* ef tW tit It plan inrougn through conaonoai consolidation of fau | i i i pian terminal *»| l l f cihtiee .__ ___ In i the<treat ■■ .- ter j ' M . i i r or p ittsaersb le a d )** « b . U t 41m Geo M m -------- i Toot S A V IN G ) **•*“'• msd*W planned Football Teantl Urs r • *»i«ht *<%» - - - ■ •, r T— * *wgj „ that th* U t Om first m f n r r * * r***. ■»> U U lV ll m their ri>U* :— -,;• Betk Ike Ratter* aad parsa* With sovea r lfliirlm •"•neroas ' --------- - T IHeefleM or. Va. C l '« Heasva (Ps > r<.t1»n d •------re -a * ,,« n«*«ll.e> r,!v *> if rw# »I ,lows) Canloltea CAT.) ml P u f*k a ls — i ill im ’ ‘ f Sn— •mo— ■T ■Seminole Tire Shop To Test Brakes Free PICK THE WINNER Last weak 84 Sanford maw, women and children wars anta . Um ^Hamid's. Ftek-TW-Winns* contest which has fir prises three seta of tickets to the MHaac Theater. This wash, The il.rajd wants ft least 100 contestants. i»d ta that end its Sparta Editor has selected a group of gamrs whl.-k should he no easy to pUk that not ■ fen will hesitate In sanding in one of Ibsen blank*. r Sc, clip this coupon,' placing, n “ W " opp slta the name of the team you think will win, or a “T".opposite tha name ef the Isom you think will’ lie, and bring o r send this coupon to The Herald office before noon Satnrday flee. S. y . Remember It get your lilt In wariy, for the first three Marty correct lists wilt be dteieiesf the winners, and two tkket* t> Tha Milana Theater will go to the three persons handing in tin lists. . .i___ _ In i l*r» end elimination of aerrices. Murray , \ K r ) Tooeh Spo la) attaetion has been gioM owuHtvmn r n r ^ » It! A r m y --------- __ I i to the Reading mil way in relaUon te; iltoieU 1 the Permaylrania railroad, which i llmlyr C ro n _____ S I H a llo _______ I would be Um focal point aroaud r » r » « « (C ft ir t io . - b which ayatem No. 2 would be W|Hj (ft. n o A Mine. TAOcb i Add r rrlo eo to n _____ I end the Philadelphia terminals. G E O R G I A vn. F L O R I D A M h ltC U i *-----Z ----------I 44 141 • The plan contain plates arena M iH irek k usiw ll a Plot* 4 >1 t l PI. Tifim* smaa I P * . ) rol 4 {t i ■ ayateme far the nation. TWR would, G E O R G I A T E C H va. V A N D E R B I L T N fb r u ■ kka. _ 4 ■ft* t be in tha emit boltt amend that Pom iN .h ) T u r l _ I 11 t i K E N T U C K Y v «. A L A B A M A To I n . New York Central linen end. the U e cTa) M l Z. » H * M ofR ila Peaeayleenia. The Baltimore A A U B U R N v *. D U K E Ohio, Reading, Central o f " NeW Jersey and the Norfolk A t|fast­ SO . C A R O L I N A n . L S. U ern would bo incindad la ty e w e N o. 1 which would ham CT.OOO T U L A N E v ». C O L G A T E miles of tmek. T E N N E S S E E v «. G E O . W A S H I N G T O N Riatem No. 1 would ham tS r In tbs Sanford Bowling U * | M 142 miles; No. I, tha southeast, N O . C A R O L I N A v *. N . C. S T A T E Inst night tha >lb0reda {Ukete1 *0410 miles; No. 4. Mississippi Valley. 20J) 10; No. 5, northwest. | M A R Y L A N D v*. V I R G I N I A took thro. atroigM ^ **“ “ 17407; No. 9, cenlml west. *»J®T7j j U e Ne-Hl Boitlera'. and No. T, southwest, tlA lS . The on the Bakery isam railed Chicago and Rl. Louis Urtnlhal B R p W N V8. P R I N C E T O N HO. Jaa Sharon, Jr legit tha klfh .y.ierns would b* Jointly osmod 5T0 honors with a 239 by all of tha linaa. P U R D U E v*. C A R N E G I E T E C H total. The plan would provide that Th* scores: W I S C O N S I N v * ./ C H I C A G O th* 300,000 or more employes who IM M IM I would lose their Jobe through con­ Y A L E va. D A R T M O U T H 111— IT* solidation b* pensioned at hplf or Jaa Hharnit I I I —449 K. Khti'man, Jr I7T—m two-third, pay for two years. Dur­ I*nu1 F O R D H A M vs. S T . M A R Y '8 J Hrrwtfen ing that period an effort would R «) If a.I|m» H I —U f I L L I N O I S va. M I C H I G A N be mad* to place them in Jobs. • i< si* m - m i Drasli- curtailment of facilities K A N S A S S T A T E va. M I C H I G A N S T A T E In virtually every large railroad SK-HI ■ n m . s a r center is railed for, tha studies N O R T H W E S T E R N va. M I N N E S O T A l i t — fi t n n ltsm.au Iff 4U shewing that In almost every In­ John I'iiuM I I I — 417 stance none of the feci 11lisa b Jehu Lud*lg N O T R E D A M E va. N A V Y m —ut N IIa Ia 114— ffl used to anything Ilka capacity. John Il’ ilsAl At Chicago, railroad yard* 4?f l it Ttt-tUt. would be reduced from IM to M l Twalght tbs Bsmlnal* tsfindry ntKlM.. house*__ from M i * M i « T Y W ‘Ohm team and Ballard's Feed teaft will frolghl number of employes would be M i DO. and Toledo. ISAM ,000. Croom. Academy Pothers won Under th* method of operation In the boys' tournament -081701 l)y this reduction alone,' from Aioo proposed for ayaetm No. 2 all ta ll their second football gem* of Ihe Ferguson arored *39 pin. In f ah I,, approximately 1100. Bowling News Notes BARGAIN DAYS i©CLett,'Three Tiroes......... 25c 50c tn Times or ...50c [* , « r fe Three Times .*1.00 rovda, Serai .Times 1Words, FOR RENT: 3 room famished apartment wHb p r in t , bath, alae t room famished apartment with porch and-priests bath. 111 Magnolia A t* h os. I t — R u tte d (5GB,ooo; $i,io2j0oo; (jroomH Team Hands nrcinmu.^r^.tw^coi^n^.. OeJ^and 6-To O Defeat W ANTK1): Breakfast room table game, and an average1 of aad chairs. Must be tmrgahi for Raymond Locke has th* H 5_i for th* boys with a ITS > »® y rr t > «r B aal tors took advantage of th* opporROOMS with hath. First fW . Suitsbit for two or Uinlty yoetor hy afternoon to go thr >ugh their final polishing H *htea. Ad aits preferred. *11 Mag. arrises. wslb Ave. Almoat Jcangh^ napping » f a strong Middle Georgia college team McQuillan is taking ne chancss on an upset, and may be FOR R E N T: Four room star bungslew I^ke Mary- See relrod os to shoot all that he po*» Beroev Gtaasoe at Lake Mary or see... in taeilght'* football aFray. Y- p- Collier, 118 N. French A n , —* * i t - three B F r a m jA L M r AnaaaU. I f l A * per hoar ■omtaal fa*, ill 2211. Mrs. jD U f'w tt t • pr*aa*taliM e f • » kJyV. Wes. a* I l j« He— FU R N ISH E D H OUSES: Comf h t d j furnished four roeata ead hath, wood boater, also t room* and bath. Lawton. 107 N. Locust Avenue, s l i t 1* Christian Science Church ou Union Avenue. Estimates of dollar saving* ,iil mosl instances relate solely. | » system No. *. For this, it is } mated that annual savingfe'hreald be a. follows: Cleveland, I n l i M ; Voungstown, 1478,000; Flttsbdrgh, (1,000,000; Buffalo, Rcwhsster is*" northern New York stats, *2406, 000. Baltimore. 17.000,000; Phll*dalphla. H . 000,000; Bethlaham A AHmtown, 81.950,000, Total saving* tn both th* eattcm system, are estimated as foitows: Hi. boui. and ea.t 8t. l.oul». (2,138,000 annually; Louisville, TTEVRY T O N IL E 1 0 0 1 0 I..J M C O M M t N O V ic k s N o m P r o p s end weal bound through trafQc' tar defeating the strong would bt ronrvstrated upon tha n , team here on line, of Ihe Pennsylvania. The m , . nd High School . . plan stales “ all through passenger ^ MTVic, between N.w Y o J T p h n T , J ‘ “o l ^ r j ^ r o ^ delphis, Baltimore, Washington. ^ ™d ,he m'nutes of play by and Chicago, Bt. t^Miis, and olhtr' .p a ,.n Albert" Bherman, powerddle vast cities operated by tfc*l 'A -< k -w iII be wlthdrawa andj l revet eceomma tmvdt Bccommodeltd on asistiagi IVRm ^nnta a-1 ■brdules. Likewise, I U K bl . ! f K B \ M N G > A » r b « g h kerv kervice operated by I M I FS . f ( ’ SI US! rMC d P W - yyi|l> iR h v .ll Valley A Reading and fc O N '.'w f ' M i n t n t thMr-— nection. via Buffalo wfll' ' t C fu| fallback for Croom*. The Del.aml line fought hard and stubbornly, and for three quarters it resisted the persistent attack of th* Crjoma team. How­ ever, scores did not come, al­ though on on* occasion, Crooms carried th* ball to the four Inch I ne only to lose the ball on doams. Fine gains were made by Sher­ man. Captain ’Patrick, Lafalr, and tValibn throughout the garrtv Practice tnl* week will atresi offensive tactics Coach James Fos­ ter said today. The nrxt game is expected t> ba scheduled by to­ morrow night, and it probady will t* played her*. LEGAL N O T IC E October briafi l4*t Haglial delight sad sett of ssrfy Aatssia , , . argisf nauaar laissit l* kegoes I T r r . i i the North, Aston s Highways art a hisas ef aiaey d irt. nail.| has trsval ners iatsreMi*| tha* ever. |eis the ast-dogr crowd sew, fat lag year sstt hip by HerId* Mstar L ie i YeeTI rsalty t*|ay 4. A Few Examples Oea Rooive S tw Jacksonville.. ...^f 440 New York......... 2940 Chicago........ a 26.70 Waah„ D. C___ _ 2440 i% THE CO! RT OS' T il SC rOI'R. TV JIIM1K. IF .Iin oi.K ( O i l * C in c in n a ti'......... TT. H-ORIIIA, 1^1 PHOH 4TK. IN !(• E«tA»R of OEOROK EZRA Detroit. Piltabiirgh 21.20 n. iltt F.IelelH. I>—‘•AR»<) r i l A L TOTSCH Nf»TirE IK HE1EIIT HIVEKi f .. ^ .. ert that Ihe onrirr-Rlffn»4 will on lh« IndiannpOUH....... Hit d lf of MnYkfnhAi, 4 I> , 1*21-! Cleveland..... .... 2740 prrieal fit th* |(nnnffedUCouDtf Jiivlif* of Hemlhole Coinly, Klnrida It* final rathifn. a# fount «nd St. Petersburg..^ 445 vptirhen ■■ Ad fnIolhtr, t*r Cum Tampa ......... S.90 Teiiitmeflhi Annetii o. h*l^ilal# r>f i l8i>rgr Kira Kllla, |>#c'*»aRF.t. .75 and at •«)<! |ln)f, than and Ifcxre, Orlando ........ -nmUr - ephUaUNNt- JA JUUa Itfd*** f*-r a final n*t»|#mFnt of 11» Mlamt.T:.~.7r7rr.Tt^.-^'K:fMI—-1646ulminlit ration of paid n lllh , and 'or an itolef ijlarhat iln|' It aa atirh i drnift'Rif at or * um Tf«l»m#nil*i Art nwa*i f*nt»d tlila the Slh day of Dtp* lrmh*r A l» l»Sl iHigned) THE ATl.ANTir NA 119 Park Avene* TIOKAI. H A N K OK JAf'KKON VHotel* Telephone 80 Hr w o b o o z k ii. . Vica Kraaidrnt.j Aa Atfrolnlitratiif' C'um Tratamafii- " in Arin#'i>i of thr Kalita of Urnrua L O m D A M o T O G llN E S Kara Kill a. iifceaiei] tH.al) UNION BUS STATION SEMINOLE HOTEL E “ Tastes better than How Black- END TO A CO LO ... I RCCQMMBNO V ic k s V a p o R u b fiAKJNG ta y critical hostesses POW DER a And thousands a gro* I JCraft'aMle•cl« Whip Salad Dr w h ig la an anUroly new typo—not ton tart, not ten Hand, nut tan ally la lavur. M ad* ot choicest Ingredient., aalxed In new . tn thaKm n MJroabWhlp. FOR RENT: Attract tee five room bungalow in fla* condition, reel ctaoe ia. fine locution, (larage apart meat roomy aad comfortable, Very hast locution. Phone 77J-J. fo ' le fV k h * Bpecial attention to the import\anee uf national safely week has been railed by the Seminole Tire', Shop which today again extended] i Invitation* to motorists to lake’ I Bdvgntige or tha free brake testting offer made poeelble through ' the focit'tiee o f the! .hop’s new equipment. "Paul Tanner, formerly of Lexingtjn. Ky., who la id charge of our brake testing department .has had otrr 10 years experience in brake and a*l< work,” Ordered W. A. Patrick, manager of (he Semt nole Tire Shop. A complete Firestone Cowdrey brake testing end axle adj-sting department is now in operation at the Seminole The Shop. Hula SAN TA CLAUS planes note-- I f It should he wagons or bicycles this Christmas, — have a beau li­ fe1 assortment at prices that aril I tsrprioe yuu. ( A small depopit will hold aay place until wanted! fitsnley-Rogers Hardware Co. JUST ARRIVED with fear Jers MUch cows for sals. Fresh la m i 148-J ee apply 808 E* Billy’s Uncle LOOK —vttRX COMlS B'UUVI - U l f c M « U C l \ 0 . TO S h h Ip ML tO \ n .V k jT P tttS u A O W IwABTWA x J tL * . out V. D *LLY M O u J'b 1C W COM* ? - o c a s w A s tm * w » l v W h in VOvl T O « t A U)tL.V. W b U T > \t>u Ttlx-V. M W t U M K * C *_© dOWVl S^ * A * * W w N h Lik.W. y / fat out> V > . 7 0 CMAF4C*. HVO. MVMO A B O U T V N iMAVmVKi H\»A TO « * . A * A V V -U O M A ^ V R ^ \ y vlCMSl GVABBfcR.' k *U V 1V OLS> 1 — ,lA »V .U IO U A \ Q .t » OVl A « FOR SALE: Used Kalvtaator Eiectrte Refrigerator 840. May­ tag Meehlag machim IM. Dectrlc a III. Rndiaa l i t aad u; dl daetrlc Col EACUfcljOfc/ s \ l-i«-'e.vovi!X VBAW.V woae w Vvt«. 1 tooml That Explains It 1 m l J1 "i11 w * * r ■ i .v | I *j| ; ee MtMWtE \ •to C M 4 V A ■_ oo«K5t Juo^ l v T ^ ^ w^ - wjwlsa A U tt*** - �Member Associated Press A LI. RETAILERS S H A LL COMPLY W ITH THE FOL­ LOWING TRADE PRACTICES; No retailer shall uae advertising, whether printed, radii or dieplay or of any other nature, which ia inec.-urate in any ma­ terial particular or mlsrvprc?c:it. merchandise (including Its uae, trade mark, grade, tjuaiity, quantity, ait*, origin, material, content, preparation or curative nr therapeutic effect) or credit term* value*, policie* or aervicea; and no retailer ahall uae advertising or selling method* which tend to deceive or mialead the c^ * ,0r^ " k r >hall Ufe advertising which refer* in any material particular TO K'S\ COMPETITOR O R H U MERCHANIilPE. PRICES, VALUES, CREDIT TERMS, POI.I- TALLAIYASSEB. Nov. 1.— (A.P,)— Farida West Coast school bfffclnl* toho came hero today to orga the allocution of taort atale funds to public schools weft told by Govern­ or Shbttfc And the Board of Educatlim to "Go home, put on a csriifMftfn to collect lo­ cal* school taxes and this , problerti wft be oolvmL" HafgHtfcrni that a *p*ei*l **»■ion of the Eagialalur* be callrd to deal with th# “ Deplorable situnllod* « f ichooli that may operalc for only four month* *pt- met I flat deetorntion from the C,F^N o°llt«Rc,rVla h flf’ uae advcrtlalng which inaccurately lay* claim to a policy or continuing prSCllce of generally underaelllng r" mPN o '"cU ller ahall .ecretly OlVE A N Y T IU N G O F V A L U K TO THE EMPLOYEE OR AGENT OF A ‘ USTOMLR M o t THF PITHFOSK OF IN F I HKNl’INO A. TH FR a T f! OF' A SA1.KHFNDFU OK ACCOUNT T O J ' ; » ; ; f ; ! ! , X K' 1N A V lIA -rK K IA L Eli w it I r ii 1 S PARTICULAR. No rr til’rr -hall pla -c o'atari*. In the w-ajr of the pdrchaae of a product which a conaumcr order* by brand name by ui gine'upoi' the censumrr a *nb*lUute oroduct in . manner which ." e H ^ c c h a n g c any merchendi«. manufactu.ed under n Code uf Fair Lumpett quire* aurh merrhandi** lo bear an NRA la mrr.'handiae beala aurh label. , . . N„ . Any retailer rightfully |«i**essing the m.ignia of IM NBA who hai In "lock or purcha.ca ainnlar merehandl.e which ha* been manufactured before the effective date of the C.rde of Fair Competition requiring *urh merehandl.e to iiear an NBA laiwi may nttarli Ihrrct the NRA in.ignia COMPANY SCRIP; The following prnvl.ion* of thl* eecIi„n .hull not become effective until Mar. 1, IU34. Pending such effe live ,late thr Adminislratiir .hall aiipoint a Cominillie nf nut more than three |ier* n* to investigate Ut* econmnlc mid -vcisl implication* of (h c e prnvl.ion*. Said CommltIre mnv make recommendation*, baaed upon ita inveatigationa, and surli recommenJationa shall upon approval by the Pr*al> “Thar* won't be any aretalon of th* legislature. __ J'm not going to saddle up‘ It the taxpayrra the coal o f u sestloh.” The propoaal that a gootlly : aliee o f gasoline taa money 'Sow going to road* he divert*!! to achoola waa spiked by an opinion ’* o# 'Itiforhliy "'nefiyVir'tJfmtlt'ttta*cnly the Legislature could rhance lha law which a^ocatc* thl* reve­ nue. " f t the achool board*." the Governor aald In leltera to all county achool euperlntendcnta and hoard member*, aent yealerday. -whlrh are charged with the responsibllUv fon operation of our achoola, will make a drive for the. payment of achool tax** In their reapectlvc ‘ ronntiee. aided and aaalated hy narent-teacher aaeoclatlona, civic M i n and olhera Intern*tod In lh» welfare of our children *"d their education, onr echeof praMem readily will b *. golf ad,*? r STEEL COMPANY.CARY HARDEE IS ORDERS 25 CENT: AWARDED CHOICE STOCK DIVIDEND,FEDERAL POST Deficit Decreased In (Former Governor W ill Last Quarter Over-1 Be General Receiver Same Period In 1932 j For 17 Closed Banks W ASH ING TO N, Nov. I.— M l— The NRA, under fire from aeveral angle*, appeared likely yealerday to become the leading ieeue in the N R A Heads Believe 'Less Than 1 Hundred congres.ional election* c f 1034. The opening thruet In that cam­ HisComplianceWlth Million W a s Turned paign. Democratic and Republican All Parts O f Code Into Many Channels circle* agreed, wa. made in the May NowBeAsanred Jones’ ReportShows taauance o f a pamphlet by the Itepublican national committee charg­ I’ rraidenl Rooarvelt had DETROIT, Nov. L— (A .P .)— | W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. I — iff*)-- ing Arerrtlng that “ We are always ( \ decline In roc on it ruction corpor- broken pledgee given in the party willing lo accede lo pro pat and 1atioil loan, in Stptember enniparod platform and In hla apeeche* laet re* .on thle ilq im la ,' ^nrd ] With An gnat and July wa. report­ year. In that pamphlet, the NRA Motor (I'mpan- official* tad*' ed y cat unlay to South Trimble, earn* In for ecatlered fire, hut wen* compiling fin ite , on w aer■ clerk o f |he lloua*. and hoar* for aiilunl**|.in IS the The report, submitted by Jee.c Republican leader* yeatrrday were National Automobile Chamber II. Jnne*. chairman, ehowed that aafil to be planning to aaaail it of C’.anmrrce a* one of the re- advance, totaling $ltfl,009,B|0 were aon aa a “ mean* of putting indi­ qalrrm enta under the Nil V code. aulhorited in September compared vidual enti-rpri*e, ambltb n. Initia­ with fill,4'JfiJ12H in Auguat and tive. thrift, forealghl in a atraight Jacket." Theae were the fLYI.AAhjnn in July. WASHINGTON, Nov. L - lA I Henry Ford will « pply coda-re-1 O f tit* Septemlier aiilhnrlxationa word, uaed recently hy Everett qulred f guru, lo (hr national au­ $37,7^0,^.111 went to financial ln»tl- Sandrea*, chairman of the Re­ tomobile chamlirr of cimmeree jy tutloti* ami $30,740,711 to the fed­ publican national committee, in eral relief adminiatmtion. To help deaeribing Die NRA. Nov. 0 or 7. The main charge of the Repub­ K.tahli.hmrnt of tloa intent! >n ea.r the farm m ortgage alluation, ye.terday iai.n l definite exiieeta- the eoiporalion turned over $2011,- l i c a n emigre.alonal campaign, t on by Waihlngton otfieial* that 000 fui n-r by the farm credit ad- leader* here «ald, would be- lhat hia coaipliance with the rfda in mini. tint ion in refinancing loan., had l’tr*idcnl Rooaevelt lncor|ior advance* for ated the NRA prtnriple. in hi. all rr.jieeta would be recorded ra-j bringing the thi. pitpo.e to $10,fiO0,O(K). fore long. pntfoi m, he would not have been In it* effort to o|ien or liquidate elected The big point of compliance re­ elo.e bunk., the rortmratinn aubmaining to be eettled wa. Dial of Anticipating the attark, the 23 tolIrcCvr tiargaining ultii em­ acritied for p rrferm l atock In Democrat* have tentatively out* ploye*. The i.tue I* drew ii'..|uar*- bank* mid truat cnmpanle* total- lined a .tratrgy which, rather [y "in the" cage qf the Kdffrwatar, l " « $».7«t,000 and aulhortied two than defending the NRA will e-’n N. J.. Ford a.aembly plant .trike, l"un* amounting tn $(Ull),lKKI — i tend lhat it wa* neee.aary in an PJtA Senatui JiBKBSIi__ sh»im an 1 p r e fe w il atock. gSt-------Of the national labor board loldj The .urn nf $4.J.«H).MM1 WSW* ; on today that a ik-ieinilna-1turned over to the aeeretary the In-a.ury for paymrnla on tlua w *. raprrtril aoon. troiitinurd On Cage Three) Sttlkrr. have Ucu braid by plant manager* who referred the demand, lu Dearborn. Paid', aniwer, aa,d Wagner, “ wa* ilpected One Dies AsGanKAVar early thia week” and the chairman Breaks Out InC’ainden wa. not <li»po»*d to preaa th# laaue until adequate time had barn CAM DEN. V J Nov I -t/ lr — Arm y FnirineerN W ill allowed. A eked h >w much time An outbreak of w*uit |, lice taimeil lhauld be allowed he .aid "Lhat Inspect 2 Proposed wllf Imre to ha later," o! , gang warfare lea i'i’ i-d tw lav l-> b *dderided «-'> rhe machine gun alaying o f one Barring al.u; 'Theie roniee a lime' Projects At O n c e Ilian .the crillia. wuuildii.g H an­ when there i* no longer any ne-, other and the myatarloua di.apgotiatlng." W A SH IN G TO N , Nov, 1 - W V Konr, Intention t« eupply t he1’» ,,f *w ' w ,mvn IMaiia fur the propuartl IlfiO.OOO,wage, and hour, figure*'waa anAn hour after a man who g a ve, (HK> ahlp canal to cut a ahort route* nuunrwd hy.the NBA. tnd.lt wa* hi* name a* John Paul. «2, waa, l>*twean th* G olf nf Mexico erg) demv wlthoA amgliiD out t)„, ImittgM to „ ho.pllal with t-Niw-i.'( thr Atlantic aeabaunl moved a Dcariiuiii munufartuier lor .preial mcttallic-Jaekrtei' liulleii in hia^ alep furth.r yralpHlay a* Army a. rau.ed « igoro . DiumI the bodv o f I-. * uitvntion such engineer* w rr* onlcred lo make a itl««l |$rul«*«ft ftum thr fo rtl’ wmnl "Fow tuy” l>r!*nnsn, HO, ^iih (Continued On Pag# Thr*#) his heatl, Wjitq a bullet thri>ui;h ’ompany last wt*ck. Hell Mffv%r. in a |i$inily »|hi* Here'e how Safety W#«k In Sem­ inole County will be obeervrd, it wad decided at a meeting of the Safety Committee o f the Bemlnolo County Chamber of Commerce re cenUyi All minlet*ra In th* coonty will ’ be etked to make eomt reference to lh e a a fe ty movement from their pulplta next Sunday muruing at a starter of lb* week'* education­ al campaign in th* county. A t 10:$0 o'clock Monday raorn; aaarty 5000 white and colored if . r " children In thle county will I * aafey mreaagee fhlcu will ba offered them by aome rep­ e l lb* Atlantic Coeat Monday nlffht at R 00 o'clock, ive Club will Prdgreaalv program moating before wUtk J. % Prank* of Illgh lb* A. C. La Spring*, notloneUy known for hla aofaty walk, will appear aa prta” A dance will follow J W ' regwlgr. program, and the pub­ lic ia lavfud In attend.. MIm Edyla Bo rat of the Aaeo^ rlatad.Qoa and Electric Co. will •ptMtl) M o m the Sanford Rotary Club .an Taaaday and the Sanford Klwanla Cl ah on TTadneaday. whll# D. If- McKaavar of th* earn* com­ pany will apeak to member* of th* Sanford Woman’. Club and t of lb# Weal Side P.-T. A. night af Safety Week la for a round table roafer- a city n#U, Thl. Tweet- a participated in by *w* f the Southern Dell T .l- ewlMM Ca., norldn Power and ligh t C a, Sanfard C * . Co., A. C. * " “' J 4|H Scoot*. Soy y other group* 1nmavanwnt fo ljw j.n a Jantar fotmrr B ra n a n W a n ts P a re n ts T o A tte n d Scou t M eet if n n i o r Paul told hy three H#l*>nin M\a% dumpetl Memberahip Drive • • • ttid fto ,<v" r i " ; j MUlIl (JOjeCtlVC l ) l Local Legion P o s t 1st Carloads Of Beans i-rinrl, .1 11jee tiv# Shipped O il Monday ,'o*-"“£ lw ,,f u;" of ('amphfll " I f parent, and friend, of bo), American I.r w'.h lo Irani .omething abiut ■* }T *ion Hio *s Up mrmbw rs start then .outing and what it mean. to memlterahip drive new season boya, they .huuld vi.q tin Me Tn th# A tut'rimn Fruit (Irowc* ■■ hi intil at doyhlinu the Post’s pres Ijtndrr Arcailt tumonow nigh) at [ Inc , ictii's the hoti. •r of Ik#inn rut enrol Imen l of 120 monihers, it 7:30 o'clock," .aid Arthur llranan, first ftrm to ship one or m**r# sol wa« announced hy Heyward caahier o f the Sanford-Atlantic id cai loads of beans from the San­ Walker, recently elected as Post National Hank and local Scout ford Pt'dion Lh * neaajti. ('nttimamier surcrtHlinf W. II committee member, u. lie remind­ Two carlouda of ^JloUfitifnJ" She |ill m l , ed the public today Dial the f irat ten ns of extra fin# quality, This drive is to iret under way of a aerica uf *1. educational ftom field* on th# Fist Side, left ihtw week, il «*!* 1panu>tl today, meeting, for adult, i. Vo lie bald Sanford Monday nifht f*»r |*.»t«ir* and at the snine time all present tomorrow night. ar YartU where they will i.r to trd and pruafiartive metuherii will t»e Mr. Llranan want, every parent to a dettlllllUm chosen l>y I he ..-/roiled for the loral represent of a Scout to attend thia meet nf, and Philadelphia <»(Tices tjon jn Bnnun*| Armistice Hay a* well aa all other pcr.ont, who, f *rm* i parade at D#l-and. Present plans wondering Joel whit H expected bsana riots from Hold* ra|, for tH# a|'|>rar*nr# of Cam;>of buyi who join Scout tru ip * dare °1 Donald Jjann. Charlej n.rmtwra. never had Ih* matter axplalyad 3{ * " ** Upon ths occasion of th# rem it tc them. a«nk»l. Small exprv** »b ipm rnl.; i„n 0f officer*, a riaing vole The meeting will probably con- kava baaS going o s f lot# lb mid nf iltnnka w »* extended former tin u* far abo;t an hour and a half, tlla o f u *t W»fk, W C ' Mo Monday'4 <‘iim innndtr Rhe[»h#rd “for th* fin* he aald. II. N. Brown III, Orlando Wlymvat , n th* H i# V * Vitig iit rd tr <ird In of fie# *YtT •rromScout ExetnUva, and Rav. Martin pli.hed locally.'' It# completed a J. IIram o f Holy Croaa Church i" had (tl* arc* an Pr» two yrar term on 8*pt. SO. her* will b# lhe ipeakam/J, , :|v setii. . legion men Ultra ft r the new Similar meeting, will natlnu* TZSTiil* police that be Wlk” 'but man with shorn ha and went ridmir. and w#r# i, W b 1# s u r f eons s tr o k e to aavo him, Paul a »k #d that h e wife bo summoned f r o m n hot$d d ir e c t l y opposite the hosp ita l This wi$ don#* but when th# Iflrl r im pan im i mntl s omi» C a p ta in S lllv ilt io n S ta n y o n N ew Captain K'hrin Stanyon o f the Atlanta Salvation Arm> head­ quarter* ha* arrived in Sanford f ,r the purpoar of ■■••mining ■barge of the local I'oal and prr Iera eleerinir Com in # . ***11•ch*^*,*d for tonight at 7:so Laanardy, I. Ai? X L. Mar*alette, H. & Pop*. E. N. 8*oU. J. 0 . Ikaaon. V. A. Npeer, WUloat, and B. B. Wight. ,h* 1 »w y might b . A m iy Bcautlficatiuq Work Under Way ForScouts a Explosions, Fires In ManySectionsTake Heavy Tolls Today TIVERTO N , It I Nov. 1.-—DR) Three men were killed, and a fourth ia mtaiing and five war* a injured today whan an oil tank # i*#i h**tl iht* h«»»iritsl entrance, iMII inift th»* m find apparent i y "wlfif tested at the plant of th# New Frucland Terminal ( ‘ninpany if r**l Ihvm nit.. un uulUoimt.ile A wiili*w|if I'D’ i i*■♦•tori’ll »u « *lii 11 collapsed, art*l was followed hy •*oliision and f i r e Flames enveloped ...i m, the wotiieit and their cap four or five hi* tanka nrarb*), tors. I dire k e lid e d that she w.is ron tain ins oil, and several workatriJui t' it hre aii we she hud aee'i the man were reported missing imme­ three i iell wilt' hHtt ahof her hur , diately after th# collapse, ^ut band sine# a nuinler of men wsr# rushed to hospitals in Fall River paring for k hu*y winter’* work tn tlie interval* uf Lite pour and mi fori unat*. Captain Stanyon, who aurered* Knv'oy Hoaly wh.i ha* M'algnrd Oeaerially, « • ' » r „ r .re to I , held on thn fir.t ftom Army work, wa* bo>y tixlae each MoniMjygnd Thundat^ ynUl I I I rrop that promi.e.| W„ ln, , . U y of >Mh month. It w a. iontacting all mrmbera uf tli« lo­ a aerie* of aly m.rt n g ., Way been 'tndch f*t yield and quality, * r f I dr. idr.l Tonight'* meeting will cal Army .Advisory Committee, diepaagd of. There la no Charge praeyrcu ef an adequate return , U H „ S:00 „vi«ek. .•curing from thrill enruurage fo r any meeting .and *U ,w iH be at* reported aa bring good <lr*pilr New officer* are: Heyward nieitl and athriae a* to In. new held ia Troop No. fi headquarter, th* fact that th* market frtl over Walker, commander; J. O. Huff, lutiea. Ho C9ntcni|>latv* no imme on Sanford Avenue In th* Arcade th* w**k-*ml 1*1 vire eommamler; W . P. G ro -| j , t r chang# In the routine at lo­ building*. gin, 2nd vDrmmmander; R. W. cal headquarter* on East Second Deane, adjutant; Arthur Rranan, SI tret, but he anticipate* devoting Waterways GroupWill uiual trea.urer; R»v J. B. Runt, chap­ cun-oleraLiI* tPmr to the Hold Meet Tomorrow lain- G y Stafford, lergeant- at- winles Infltur o f transient* *) — . -------— _ i arm*; G G IlTrin g, »ervle# ofP in t meeting of the v * f ‘Water­ The work of hrautifylog the flour; R. A. Cobb. 8, A. Rjva, and GOLF FA N S TO M KKT way* Committee of the Rain nolo ground* aurroundlagjf-ghc new P. A.,M ara, member* of th* Ex­ County Chamber a f Commarc.- will headquarter, lit lha -.1J ecutive Committee A joint meeting o f tha Hoard of W bald at th* City Ball kla-qrrn* Coa.t Lin* pavaangar ric , Direelora o f tha Hanford Country afternoon at t:0$ o'clock, It * * » on Railroad Avcoim . ... . , . ■Club and Sanford member, o f th* g rapidly under tho announced today hy Clhirmen l W a r A j j f B l n H t trad* body*. $U*cntlve Coromltof Mr*. Julia* Dingfa'JProd T. WUIlfma. - Th* eommitt#* menv-cr. who *r, Mr*. Frank M. Mirier, and E. c i r c r u i f f v - o a i i u * 10,elork |t ^ a t r JU „ , ^ u lu nr* aipected to atund amt Mr, B. Stew*. Ipcai florl.L ! of th* prepoaad m*nd>*rabip tkrlva W U 'o n u , It. R. Levy, of Geneva, A gmal| rail fence ha* bean bold W A S H IN G T O N . Nov. !.— <*>— for tha club will be completed. Uatm i Allan, Prank Kay Ander- ayelad irfsd th* atf^a which ha* th* HJ A KrdaraL ataault a g a li.t com nan P. W . Bandar, John R rum lry,------omlain os a center mareltl rack* tearing 1* being Otto CalOwalL Randall Cl-a.e, I 4ng planted aroaad planned by tha foatlea PapartM ARRIAGES P IC K DP of thl# ar*a, and flower, ment to follow ita largaly moo, A- P- Connolly. W. O . A. DaCottae. V. ia n u -i ag ylaOt^wOl be lu ful-anti-kidnaping oetly September waa n banner month U 0 . Mato**. W . A. U at far a. th* u n b a r o f marriage # I mnnwhllt, I. HeOy, C. 8. Lac. IL license.' laaoad ad County Jui\ga “ In ’. Long, H. II. Lowry, ‘I Florid* O ats emergency rreated by lb* Inepti­ tude of a Republican admlniatpatlon In dealing with th* econo talc ^ AuhtJ# altuallon and that It repreeeata emergency traatmeni of economic quaationa rather than fundamental party principle!. It contained three direct attack* on th* N R A . It charged that “ the administra­ tion, In a d o p e rate effort to WASHINGTON, N ot. prevent the collapa* of th* N B A (A .P .)—•' Warning thKt program, la now willing practically to auiprnd Imp rt aafeguard* to government will un ‘ amind tanking provided th* banka ■tricier sup«Yvi»ion ovfr make loans to thaw* who have duat'nriU .it /J algned either t h * Praai^ant'* Haalf, Garard -Swop* *-----agreement or N R A code*." ,, 1 propoaad a,program for mMfeff j . It *l*o aald “th* national re­ covery act, which th* Praaldent Inf much of tha NRA and hi* adriaera have r* P ^ e t f l r n e a t . . 11 *5 * iimnounced th* greateet piece nf Tito lijduitria! leador, >$ legl.latlon alnce th* eatii l l a ­ chairman of the bualnaag «C »' ment of the American government, rixory '.Snd planning council 'fUc repealed Important ^irovtalon* o f fl»»c Oapartaxast of CowiawSA1 the antl tru.t lew*." Sropo.aO•to It.tha craatiMi h*(« In another tda.1*. It contended Of. a "Nnttaaal Chamhar of OtoM* i >, that “under the national Indus­ Iparea awl laAutrr" which shahM Q trial recovery act, the government an enlarffamaat and devAfk " ha. not only Invaded the field of » M t I f tha- hrwhanl Chamber gd nrivale enlerprlae, but it ha* taken Caiutpary* of tha Ualtad S t t f g t over th* control of every private Mar* Bln# Bagla dlaclplin* «MS s m lernrl.e aettlnr cp machinery daplt.ovt.todwy.by NBA, U aHh0 , ; ' wherebv. with the authority of rad#ring th* Insignia from fin al *•'/ f law, It fixe, wagaa. hoar* of labor, In New Orlaana and PlrmlnghV k ' •* ' - 4** - /-JZ, rondlti na of employment, output, A m . ■Retribution and price, a* wall eg Thtff - aupnaary poalOaocgt trade practlcea." dealt out about NRA Leader Pernimnenf Unless Strict Sai Vision Is Effect# * Mint"MSA" an}', lutontlon Pari tn dafUlta data with on* m*n(, ‘a( lahst, a *ha tod* automdbild industry, nod Hugh B. Johnson was oamuleUcn' ntowd for an all tour of tito*#h«t, planner I SURVEY OFCANAL LOCAL M ASONS t SITES IS OKEYED MAKE PLANS FOR BY GOVERNMENT BIG/ RECEPTION ulariy to guiat grlUeiam NEW YORK, N »r. l e Hi I WASHINGTON, Nov. I, — At rector* of the United Stale* S lid the suggestion, of th* P#*ld*nt. Corporation yealerday'decia-v,! ■* fnrmrr Gor, -<Mry A. Hardee ha* tHaMend frf « rent* on iV pre- cecciced <3hrmta*l«ftv from the farred atock. l.'ke paym.iu oar , „ mptr,,||*r of TVi# currency o» Stale AiDruev General that U x. percra hsve th# privilege of par- made In eaeh quarter Ain.-* Joe crn rl,| roedeer for the eloaed utry when «... u \ nf nblH rt nf ^ e H m o r H a e e .a o a r t from the duced from fe .A ** t |I-26 111 n i i a»rlei’y. r l n T 1w qu other ad valorem t a i ^ Tidal earning, of *Mj<l.l,s:tjj bn., with a very fini tomptn.a (or ihe thlnl quarter >»***• «»> t ion. h U known hrr«* that Pre-ident (Continued on Pajr« Four) ItfMiwpvrlt has hifh riffin l f*»r Ut** |» ■ P la to 8 Completed For S a f e t y Week Observance H e r e F irs Begins First Attack ' FORD DEQUES RFC LOANS G.O.P. O n Roosevelt, Charged As TO RELEASE DROPPED OFF Having Broken P rom ises DATA SOUfflT LAST MONTH Retail Code H ighlights For Seminole County .Governor Refuses To Call Extra Session To Discuss Critical Situation In State P r ie s S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 1 .1 9 3 3 NORFOLK. Va.. Nov I ( #) — Three firemen were Injured, a warehouse wa* destroyed and tha |#rnl,MU|, „ f th* Colonial Oil Com­ pany were jvupardlxrd in a fir* thi* nionliig lhat cauaed $30,000 damage to a fartillw r plant her*. O KLAH O M A CITY, Nov. 1.— O f) — An **p!o*lon aat fire to a 10,000 l>arrr| oil well II oloek* from the busine*. dl.trlet today. The lilarl, uf undrtrmilnfq] orl gin, tore uul tb* well1* runnre tl in*, loo* rig a roaring column of oil and ga. that .hot high into th* air anil ignited Elanie* quickly mailed a ataal derrick and con.umad 2MX’ barrel, uf oil in four storage tanka, and dens* cloud* uf •woke .lilowed over thr city. TA X I.KVY INCREASED HERRING, Nuv. I.- Lagal ac­ tion by three bond creditor* boost­ ed Highland* county'* tax levy 10 mill* yesterday, when tha 00inmlaaloners revised th* budget to Include approximately $42,000 fo r tnteroat. Tha board bad failed to Include th* interest breauaa o f antklpatod goa tax fund*. fc p a .b fi). Florida Grand Master And S U f f W ill Be Feted Next Tuesday UltM M M iM M w . 1BlindUhM 'ASS draw Industry, IApt of th* elathhig grwap* (a came NBA. Other .ph #i tlgoad co» Klaburale plan* for th* rec.p tlon whlrh will be tendered to B. mdtor'bu* toddattg, rtod W . Halvvnaton, of Lake Clt; City, Grand tfu tir nf Florida MettfcX and B to r b r . of hi* ataff at tha Masonic Tempi* hare next Tuaa•lay night, w ire nearly completed today, it wa* announced by p**t master* Jams* Mnu|fhton and James O. Huff nf Hanfanl Lodg# No. (12. F A A. M.. which will act a* host. Thr coming ol th* Grand Mas­ ter i* an annual *v*nt In the lo­ cal prugr*** of every Masonic Lodge, It wa* *tat*d, and th* m.eling and attending reception I* a highlight uf th* season. That th* Masonic Tempi* will lw rrowiled with Central Florida Mason* 1* practically assured- In­ vitation* have been .rnt to every lodge iii thl* dlitrlet, or lodge* at Apopka, llarbervllle, Daytona, llearh. Dfland, Orlando, Mel­ bourne. Oviedo. Winter Haven, W lnlrr Park and Hanford. The Guild Master’* staff will in­ clude Senior Warden Harry G. Taylor, of Bartow, Senior Grand lieacon Ralph B. Chapman, of Hanford. and District Deputy Grand Master* R. L. Gleason, of Deland. Jam** Westfall, o f Orov*land, txiula Hllvarman. of Mulber­ ry, and Clyde G. Trammell,' nf Mrllsiurne All (he** officer* will deliver short m ».*»g e . of inter**! tn all maeona. Worshipful mastar F. D. Broa­ den nf th* Sanford Lodge ha* laaunt a apeclal Invitation to avyry Ma.on In Sanford, urging that ha attend this meeting, scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock. “ We are planning thia affair a* th* largest on our calendar t\l* season,” hr said, “ and I am hope­ ful that every Maaon will h* pre* enl The larger Ih* gathfring, the more successful wjll ha our effort at providing th* Dmper recaption for the Gand Master and hi* s ta ff “ OLD AUTO KICKS OFF ALLERTO N , 111., Nov. —John Hays* found th* remain* of a 1W13 automobile for year* to tha fam ily bare. H * turned th* crank to * * » If th* car would (till work am*»*d whan it gave and a kick and sent him sprawling, LKK ORDERS ACTION TALLAHASSEE, Nor. 1—OH —Order, want not from Ur La* to Intangible ton C O M P L IA N C E BOARD M B B T B era today ta "Oo after property An' important meeting of tha In-1 owner* who failed to mekq yw< d. G KKaroo** offie* la «opc*rn#<^ tol NRA Compliance Board U ’ turn* for thato tax** am tntnngtTWUdlag ' _ J K i T t t fo r no laaa' the* SO Uconae* war# offcaAalad to b* bald to tho OMyj hla* Th* Un# for molding rfftena* They have planneit to >U ha Ineraoaad. laaurd. S#v#ni**n Ilcanaae want to i nf Ih* Seminal* a Ca— | expired Uat night. The, the place officially within ta tha axtawt of aaoklaff negro eiuploo, while IS licena< ty flhadlhiar of Commarc* penalty for n f M * , vid«* , few week*. HOW lag illation. war* dalivafod to white aouplaa. ura to maka a M m . at 7:$0 o’clock. sE ; AUa an •pproral fag tha Proliant H totr . •r*,Bnd'a«mkagtag dd* try. Th$ n w t# r.> «» pact wlh c (OontiMSS On Png* T h fta) i Cl < Sanfprd Selected-Pif Woman’s Group Meet ------ ■ • '*y Mr*. Arthur 0. CumMr, JoakbonviU*, ilata chairman off th* MW “ Mobilisation fob H « Need." move mailt, Sanford na a strategic loaOUea an iaapirntlonat and adOca moating an Florida', humid and she haa announced meeting la Lo b* bald ha Nov. 10. Th# movement sponsored hy State Fad* ration af Wa# Club* and hthar civic Don* of FIarid#, la unique n* effort t> baling mode $* funds far oarryln# oqt a banal v« program. Aoeorapdgylng her will Ruth AtgtOton. of m w commie*loner of far*, and WaKar Wilbur,,,»f Family Waifare America. So that, datolla af mar's visit bar* assy planned in, i mooting' $C* Comittoato* the Chamhar of uiaf' f#r' 3:00 olelaOb at th* City . M rV * Owntmar ia i t M M t d ta In - m eetleri Mrs. Margdu-U chairman af m ^ahT with Mr*. bh � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 5-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 31, 1933; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald